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COLORED-NEW BLDG
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK. 6s11 Red Top I'd.
bdrm.. bath, pvt. ent., attic storase
7:30 to o; HE. 4-4144. 80
TAKoMA PARK = 1-bedrm. apt,
Hsnsoek .y biz .n fdq iSs as aSI
NEW / BEDRM APIS, completed for
Jan. LIST occupancy. Large liv. rm.
S GiIette' kit tiled bath, storage
mo; util. incl. 5000 Houston Court,
Takoma PIX. Md. Days JU. $1,000,
eyes,. JU. 9-6456 and HE. 4-5077.
liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm.. bedrm.. kit: and bath.
s SnIZi sss' WA 10000 ewes: ~,
AIRS. AVAILABLE at cobur Terrace,
b100 Defense hwy. Bladensburg.
Md: next to schools and shop. CEN
ter: bus stops at door. WA, 7-276S.
SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm., 2nd-fi.
apt, located at S7I4 Bradford I'd,
Apt. 4: blks. Piney Branch I'd.
and Flower ave. shopping centers;
apt. has 3 full exposures, sep. din.
rm. and kit. with table space; $s1. so
mo-. plus utils. RALPH j. DUFFTE,
Realtor Builder, JU. 9-l724. ~.
MD.-one and 2 bedrm.
E. ROGLEY, INC. OIL. $1,000.
CORAL HILLS, garden apis. at
D. c. line bedrms.. 500: 3 bed
rms, 500 incl. utils.; mr.. schools.
! blk; bus and shopping center. 10.
SILVER SPRING. 1872 East-West
hwy.-Two-bedrm. individual dwell
ing unit cow. attfac. loo. VIII re-
dec. SEQ per mo. plus utils. Call
5iS,9 s.aI 5sE .d b.,h rR Iii S,t d Ii
busline: nr. stores; -s75. Adults
only. WA. 7-6030; ewes. JU. g.
Newly fSl DECORATED 1-BEDRM.
APT; pvt. bath. kit, all utils. Avail.
Jan /. JU. S-4395. 80
2 rms, bath. private
cepted. 10 S-4792. go
rAKOMA PARK -bedrm. apt. in
attrac. apt. bldg; blk. from Allen
shopping center. Adults only. $50
incl. utils. JU. 9-3739. 80
rAKOMA PARK, 1900 Flower ave-
Modern 2 rms, dinette. kit. and
bath, utils. incl. Reas. AID. 1916.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

o. ARL.-Large warm twin-bed rm.
garage. kit. privils. if desired; excel
bus service. OF 1858 after g pm
go
PVT. ENTR.1Large clean rm;s refgr.
stSNyysn apa sIfik' s. sgls ;eS Sia' dbie;
AIR FOAM STUDIO. refgr., clock
radio, nv. pvt. entr.. shower. 2l47
F stAAst.. Elk. 3-66a3. II
DoW '! = y d VI York FOR, .oi ave
adia'e.aV EsS: ~ week
D gss . en- ; ssss .e 4Ef 5I TT
$3.50 wk.; another. IS. AID. 2-1365.
soc 4tb ST. Me- rms. semibath:
adult: $40 week -3l
1853 MADISON N.W.-Bedrm.. pvt.
bath, twin beds for l or , empl.
Girls. Call after 8 pm. tn. 2-6163.
1910 P ST. N.W.-"The Churchill"
Bed-liv. rm.. pullman kit, adj. pvt.
bath, maid serv.. linens; $18.75 wk.
DUPoNT CIRCLE, eI1o R st. NV
Nicely furn. lge: light housekeeping
room with running water. so
GEORGETOWN, Que st. - Spacious.
attr., dble. or sgle.: cooking facili-
ties. cleo. refgr.; bus at door. AID.
1i4T MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
Compl. furn., S16 and S14 wk.; no
drinkers. AID. 1880. --3
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TAKOMA PARk--Liv rm.. dinette.
kit, bath and bedrm.; brick apt. !;
on busline; near stores, 500. Adults
only. WA. 10000; ewes, JU. 9-41ti3
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. bed
nm liv; nm. KIT. dinette, pvt.
to, bus and shopping center. SS5.
Nicely FFTTRN. BsMT. APT. near
Census and Andrews Field: S75 mo.
incl. utils. Couple only. 477i
Homer ave. Suitland, Md 3
1AkOMA PARK suburbs. lovely 6-rm
home, for d to 8 wks. to resp. party
while owner is in oregon. GARAGE.
nice neighborhood. S35 per wk ~
TAKOMA PARKS rms. bath. pvt.
entr.. utils.; conven. loo; avail
immed; Cple. After q pm. weekdays,
III. 9-2091. Il
TAKOMA PARK-Efic. and 1-bedrm.
apis. in nice apt. bldg. Laundry and
storage facilities. Near bus, stores
Adults only 5000 and S91 80.
JU. g-3739. 10
rAKOMA PARK-Attractive. 1st.f
5-rm. apt; . pvt. entrances; near
bus and shopping. JU. S-452S.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
41OI HAYWOOD PL.
Mt. RAINIER. MD.

just across the District line. l bus
tare' COW. to shopping center and
theater; excel. bus transp.
Nicely furn. apt; recep. hall. hy.
rn.. dtnette. bedrm.. kit. and bath;
SlO5. Incl. utils. Immed. occupancy
Reception hall. liv. rm. dinette. .
hedrms.. kit. and bat; Sl24.20, incl.
utils Avail. January /.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 5-630O,
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ARLINGTON - Best neighborhood;
new. bedrm. $79.50; > bedrms.
$685. utils. EXCEPT cleo; 10 Minis to
D.. c., mr.. Glebe I'd. 40t4 Columbia
pike. =
ARL. -ROSsLYN AREA-Lovely 1-bed-
rm. apt, S76. incl. gas; adults. ia.
5-727O. 1900 N. Oak st. 4
HAVE ONE EXCELLENT 2-bedrm.
apt Del Ray Alex o6 bus rs s.p nIS
ALLISON. Apt. 102. III East Uhler
ave. XII. 9-643S or DI. 1910.
End FL. 1-bedrm. apt. in lovely
apt; house. $3.50, utils, incl: pvt.
parking lot and laundry facils {;
cow. to busline: vacant. Jan. ! .
WAKEFIELD MANOR APIS. 1915
No. Courthouse I'd, Arlington. ia
$1,000 from q It'll 3.
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm.. modern cor
ner apt. on Randolph ST.. rear
Hechts; So 80. OV. $4,000 after q.
- One bedrm. apt.
$40. 90. Incl. utils 2-bedrm. apt,
mr.. Hecht Co.. S93.50. ia. $3.50
IT C-@Tl0 Al
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PLEASANT HILLS

rs. VICTOR ST. N.E.-2nd FLOOR
North OF Catholic University; this
modern apt. consists of lge, liy. rm.,
bsmt. and is In a conv. in-town. :
bus fare location. Rent sos. incl.
utils. nicely furn; avail immed.
To inspect call RIA. 6-2569 or TIA
9-6757.
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500 9th ST. S.E.-Newly dec. @
bedrm.; heat and hot water turn.
For further details. call MR.. ADAMS.
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
600 7th St. s.W. NE. $1,000
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ARLINGTON-wan or 9 girls
to share lge. 5-rm. furn. apt. with
2 other girls, 20-ft. liv. rm.,. fire.
place; on busline. min. Pentagon,
conv. shopping. ia. S-0846. 3
YOUNG LADY to share efficiency
with another young lady: utils..
telephone incl. Mod. bldg; S43
mo. Apply desk, 1417 N st. NV.
80
CONGENIAL, cultured. young man
tc share house with 3 other men.
All convenienceS. TU. 2-054S.
80
GIRL. IS to IS; to share modern
apt. in apt house with l other girl;
ccnv. transp. Reas. Ii. 4-1671.
GENTLEMAN to share lge. efficiency
air-cond. apt. with another gentle
man: sun deck, TV, lge.- Kit. For
particulars call EN-. 2-5542 bet.
GIRL, Is to %; to share apt. with
mother and 2-yr.-ol daughter: on
express line 10. 2-3967. go
YOtNG LAZY to share -bedrm. apt,
with another lady. no. 2-1270. 81
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APTs. UNEURNlsHEp-D. e.
CAPITOL Hull

220 c st. ne. New-apt. cond., 8
rms. kit, bath. hall, porch. Jani-
tor service and heat included in
p. j. wA1sHE, INC,
has Eye et. NV. Ma. 8-6468.
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De LUXE TAKoMA-S79. 80 S92 so
One and two bedrm. apis. S515
Greenwood ave. Manager. Apt. 10.
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J. B. TIFFEY e. SON
1900 WOODI.EY RID

COLORED-APT.; 3 neatly furn.
rms; refined couple. Call Ii. g.
$685., SOC Tennessee ave. ne. 80
CoLORED-TAYLOR ST. NV
bath; 3 OR ! Adults. ise! bedr M,
liv. rm.. kit. bath. ! ADULTS. liv.
rin., > bedrms., kit. bath. All COM
pletely private. Avail. immed. RI.
COLORED-I553 18th ST. NV.
rooms. Kitchen and bath. LtiIs. incl.
go so 81 g. Mt nS S.4a41 81
Il rm., kitchen ard bath. S74.5O
mo. incl. utils. :f935 Georgia sve.
NV. Apt. t. Keys at Cleaners.
THos. D; WALSH, INC, s15 18th
COLORED-BSMT. APT. nicely furn.
pvt, path; child accepted. $3.50
Including utiis, Rh. CLOGS. 81
COLORED-S6O PER MO, incl. utils.
Nicely furn. .effic. apt. modern pvt.
kit. for workin. adults. References.
See custodian after 4 pm. 1905
Belmont I'd. NV, Apt. .. EN-. -
1865. 30
COLORED-aias 18th ST. Nv
rooms. kit. and bath. S6s per mo.
DU. 1-1I79. 30
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WALK no WORK

)10 L ct. NV. Two rms, Kitchen
bath; excel. cond., electric refrig.
Grafton, heat. hot water, elevator
ianitor service included IN rent Of
S65. To inspect see tanitor II
?. J. wA1sHE. NC.
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N. MISSIONER AREA-Full-
sized bsmt, apt. In 10-rnit Elde. I
bedrm.. bath, kit, liv. nm, dinette;
guaranteed dry; $50 ger mo-. incl.
utils,; to childless couple. Call IA.
7-5377 after u pm.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
-bedrm. units available priced from
$1,000 situated in convenient Alex
andria a l0-min drive from the
White House Phone TIE. $4,000 or
come TO ONCE in ADAMS BLING.
cor. Mt vernon ave. and Russell I'd,
Wkoays'. I'll p; Sat. Sun. 9 pm.
ARLINGTON-Close-in, lge. . bed
Myer, Pentason. e GeOTsetoSn. s fSE.
utils. except elee. No children. Out
wilson blvd. left IN Oak ST.. ri7ht
to 1884 18th I'd. N. a
MAGNOLIA GARDENS - Availa Die
new Beautiful and spacious 2 large
bedrooms expandable living-dining
eo "m eomhinstion Latest sU in Kitchen
blinds exposures; utilities fur.
nishPd 800 mo, For information,
call ia 5000 '.
$s5 ATTRACTIVE APT. with or
street parking. For bachelor or
workine couple only. Utils. incl.
S6a ata at5 Il SieI Ho9 Ps r fSc .s4 1S5
ARL.--New de luxe extra large 2-bedS
rm. apis, garb disp,, kit. fan: SllO.,
Apply Apt. 1. 1710 N. 10th st,
ARLINGTON, Near Pentagon, 7O@ 6.
dining area, bath, 4 closets; storage
and laundry; 3 sxps; ! blk. from
ARL. - Brand-new l-bedrm apis,
Er. Fort Myer, min Pentagon, Arl.
Hall, D. c. Conv. shops. bus; SIS
plus utils. Avail. now. IA. 7-O744.
Ice. EFFICIENCY. S. Admissions
min; to Pentagon; cow. to bus. ia.
ARLINGToN BLVD. APIS, mr., Key
Bridge; ! bedrm. No Children.
IS. 80 utils. except cleo. ia. Z.
S907. -
FALLS CHURCH, VA. APIS.
bedrms., Ice. liv. rm.. dinette, kit.
all utilS.; S93 mo. Equipped play.
grounds for kiddisS eyre welcome.
GOODWIN -. PTS
Key At Store, L.; L. wy.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

MATURE LADY wishes furn. room.
private kitchenette; prefer NV.
Send full details. Box LIB. Star.
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lAPrs. uhEuRN.--Mp. Cont. J

EXTRA LARGE l and 2 bedrm. apis. /;
direct transp. to d. c., close to
schools and shopping center. b3rd
81. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
WA 7.9721
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2 AND 3 BEDROOM APIS.
Duplex or one floor; spacious rooms,
ample closets. large kitchen. storage,
parking. laundry facilities, outside
drying, janitor service. utils. incl. ::
immediate and January occupancy;
$3.50 and up. Inquire at 4214
4th st. s.e., Apt. 103, 10. 3-1434.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

1875 M ST. NV. of Conn., con-
Meeting rms. and bath: $50; all
utils.; adults. RE. 7-4S70.
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JEFFERSON TERRACE

CORNER OF 9TH AND
JEFFERSON NV.
Lovely lge 1-bedrm. apt. consistins
Of lge .liv: rnl.. .dinette, modern kit,
tiled bath and twin sized bedrm.
Only. $50 per mo. including all utils.
Avail. Jan. ]. ALDON PROPERTIES,
INC, Woodward Bldg. MA. S-574O
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and 1-bedroom apartments in
one of WaShington's finest apart
ment buildings. Decorated by Dor
othy Draper. Inc. Magnificent
views, year-round air conditioning,
secretarial. telephone service. pack
amplifled master television arltenna
system; ground-fioor laundry. Rents
as low as $3.50 for available studio
apartments. MANAGEMENT on prem
iSeS ii
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NEWLY REDECORATED
LOW RENTALS

Attrac; 1-bedrm. apis, central sc.
ONLY See.35; central heat and hot
water in rent. Apply manager,
Apt. No. ], Al Forester st. s.w.
Dust OF 8. Capitol ST. DREY-
FUSS BROS, 1919 18th st. NV,
Ma. S-05So, All
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SHIPLEY PARK

Attractively furnished brand-new fur
niture; completely redecorated;
bedrm., liv rm., dinette. kit. and
bath Oarge rooms). picture windows,
ample closet space. laundry facili-
ties; COW to bus and shopping CEN
ter. ONCE on development. 3400
81 IN C.01QS
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District Heights Apis.
1-Bedrm. Apis, SGT
2-Bedrm. Apis, $79

All OGllIIlcS 1IlCIuQeQ
Modern clean garden buildings. Close
to schools. Direct bus to downtown.
10. $500 10. 9-S75O
Hours, SO Sat. 10-1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAPITOL, LIBRARY VIC.-Sgle rm.,
nicely furn.: comfortable, quiet.
clean; empl. lady; $50 mo. Dinners
optional. II. 3-ie67. 81
CLUE MASON. 1925 N. H. ave. NV
A club residence for those seeking
the best sgle. end dble.: for refned
ladies and men; SIG per wk. and up
incl. full-eourse meals and hotel
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OO1-Very
attTae. rm.. pvt. bath. good meals,
nice rec. rm.; SIG wk. CO. 6-2493.
81
sgle. Business people. students. Good
meals. Switchboard. TV. Reas.
CONNECTICUT ARMS
Community living room and TV. rec
reation room: wonderful food.
2S17 Conn. Ave. CO. 5-2S14.
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NE. APTS.-$45 TO $50
We have q few desirable apis. For
immediate occupancy. Two rooms.
kitchen and bath; some with SCREEN
ed porches; utilities not included.
7; 4 Q: REALTY CO., S33 L ST. ne.
LII. 6-Ol76. 81
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BOZ G ST. S.W.-Bedroom. kit. and
per wk. Ii. o-S51S. -
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BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
L sGsse y 1-bedrm, apt, completely furn
left liv rm 11xl7-ft oedrm
full lin. kit ana bath incinerator
laundry rm.. etc, lmned and flu
ture occupancy See MRS LEONE.
1921 4th st sc. Ant No. 3 10
2-4270 or UN 4-54SS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

"fs. SIM" DttuiuaN " III. W
ment when police arrived. He had
wound In his arm.
He told police two stories ac-
eording to reports. His first story
was that no went home from the
South OF the Border Bar at clos
ing time and that no awakened
about midnight" and found his
arm numb from n bullet wound.
Then, he said he discovered Mrs.
Smith dead, siumped beside the
bed.
Police said Robinson told sec
ond story later when confronted
by detectives with statements OF
others who had been questioned.
His latest statement In said 10
have been that Mrs. Smith was
fatally wounded In a struggle boz
tween the two for possession OF
the weapon which he says Mrs.
Smith had and threatened him
with.
Robinson had driven Mrs. Smith
to her home earlier In the eve
ming. About 2;30 II. p. Jones said
Mrs. Smith came to his home and
borrowed dollar for cab fare,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO PRESENT APOLLO
CLUB ON AIR 8 ~

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is present
ing the famous Apollo Club, 125
blended voices on radio and TV
Sunday, December 20.
The singers under the direction
Of Ralph e. Williams, win be
heard from $3.50 to 4 p. m. on
wCCo-Tv. From 5 TO $50 p. m,
the club will be heard on wCCO
radio.
This viii be the method by
which employees and dealers Of
the Minneapolis-Moline Co. sings
it's holiday wishes to the people
Of the Upper Midwest.
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known persons as DR.. Ralph
Bunche, julius Thomas, DR.. Nor
decai Johnson, Ira De Reid,
Charles S. Johnson. Lester Gran
ger and Sadie Alexander.
At present no Minnesota Ne
groes serve on any of the Round
Table boards. Mrs. Wreatha Max
well of Minneapolis, was the first
Negro citizen elected to the board
serving one term.
otto Simon of the CIO is a
member of the board of the st.
Paul Round Table and Sander
GEMS Of the CLIO is a member OF
the Minneapolis board. The state
CLIO board was apprised of the ma
tional CLIO position at the last
meeting of the board by Rodney
Jacobson, Sec'y.-Treas.
Minneapolis co-chairmen Of the
NCCJ are Arnold Karlins, Judge
Thomas Gallaher and York Lang
ton. Regional co-chairmen are
Rabbi Albert Minda, Rev. Vincent
Flynn and Rev. Robert Rice.
Most Of the co-chairmen in
this area have also been active In
all movements to improve race re-
lations and have been known to
speak out in behalf Of Negroes
whenever the occasion or issue
warranted.
One board member who desired
to remain unnamed said he hop
ed the NCCJ would be able TO
adjust its differences with the ma
tional body.
He pointed out that most north
ern round tables do not hesitate to
take a position on the race ques-
ton and that some southern
chapters also face up to the fact
that brotherhood Is indivisible and
cannot be apportioned on the
basis Of faith alone, but that
race is part and parcel Of IL.
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81. Paul NAAcP
Reflects Fronk
Smith President

The So. Paul Branch OF the
NAACP reelected Frank Smith.
president on Sunday December
IS at It's annual election OF Of
ficers.
Other officers elected were Mrs,
Addie Few, first vice president:
Mr.. J, e. Johnson. second vice
president, both reelected: Mrs,
Eva Belisle, secretary: Mr.. c. w,
Peters, assistant secretary and
Mrs, Lula King. treasurer. re-
elected.
The following members were
elected 10 the Executive Board:
Mines. Hazel Butler. Allie Hamp-
ton, Bessie Turpin; Messrs Frank
Boyd. Richard l.. Stokes sr,, Mrs,
Mable Harris, Rev. Dcnzil A.
Carly. A, Lawrence Davis, Rev,
r. J. Jones, Rev, Floyd Massey
Jr,. and Arthur Sternberg.
The meeting was held at the
Local 6l6 clubrooms.
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Driver Responsible For
verniCe Grantham's Death
Gets Year In WOrkhOuSe

A st. Paul driver who was
charged with criminal negli-
gence in the death of a st. Paul
woman, Mrs. Vernice Gran
than, got off with a year in
the Minneapolis workhouse
under terms Of a five year pro.
baton imposed in Hennepin
County district court Tuesday.
The man. Raymond Elledge. 20,
of POST Selby Av. was sentenced
to an indeterminate term at st.
Cloud Reformatory. The sentence
was stayed and he was placed on
probation by Judge Theodore b.
Knudson and ordered to serve
one year in the Mill City work
house.
Elledge was charged by the
Minneapolis police with drunken
driving when his auto collided
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tennessee School
Head Attacks
Herman Tolmodqe

Atlanta, Ga. Governor Her
man Talmadge was accused OF
"cynically making political capt.
tai of natural longing for equal
ity" by Highlander Folk School
director Mylcs Horton at an In
terracial luncheon In Atlanta.
Hoton's charge was broadcast
from The Hungry Club" at the
Butler Street YMCA following
Talmadge's announcement that
there would be no mixed schools
in Georgia as long as he was gov
ernor.
The white people of the South, .
said Horton, should move out OF
the way and stop blocking tho
Negroes path toward better ed
ucation. Then all Of us could go
down the road a little faster. Re-
CARELESS OF the Supreme Court de-
cislon. Negro and white citizens of
the South must work together for
migrated schools and faculties
on the basis OF full equality"
plans by the governors OF
South Carolina, Mississippi and
Georgia, being made in an effort
TO circumvent an expected Su.
preme Court ruling outlawing
segregation by abolishing public
schools, will not work. Such
schemes will suffer the legal fate
Of n similar plan In regard to the
Democratic primaries In South
Carolina" said Horton.
In 1914 the courts held that the
Democratic primary In South
Carolina was vital part OF the
election machinery and forbade
the exclusion OF Negroes, South
Carolina attempted at that time
TO turn the Democratic Party into
a private organization. but Judge
J. Waties Waring ruled that all
the citizens had n right TO vote In
the primary, and his opinion was
affirmed by the Circuit Court,
Henceforth, thep rimaries were
open 10 all citizens Of South Caro-
lima regardless OF race.
These remarks were made in
connection with report on
Highlander workshops on the
Souths number one problem. seq
regation In the public schools.
These unsegregated workshops
were held in he Tennessee noun
tains within 100 miles Of the birth
place Of the Ku Klux Khan. Most
Of the II participants were South
erners in a position to provide
community leadership for an or
derby transition from a scgregat-
ed to an unsegregated public
school system.
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The cab driver said he picked her
up at the Aldrich Av. address.
The glass pane In the door to
Robinson's room had been broken.
At first II was thought that she
was a suicide. but the wound In
right hand dispclied that theory.
Robinson had been keeping
company with Mrs. Smith, who
while SO years old. appeared to
be not more than I'm her thirties.
One of her employers said she
had told them that she had helped
Robinson purchase an auto and
that In recent months he had been
trying to break with her.
The deceased woman's husband.
John Wesley (Gray-cyed smitty)
Smith was shot and killed in 1882.
In contrast to he ragic hap
penings In her life, Mrs. Smith
had always led a very quiet Ire
during her marriage and In the
later years since her husbands
death, She worked as n domestic
and household assistant and was
highly regarded by her employers.
Funeral Services Held Monday
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Smith Monday, Dec. IA, at
Graham Temple. with Rev. TIM
othy Barge. assistant pastor Of
Eficiating.
Burial was at Crystal Lake
cemetery.
Survivors are two sisters. Mrs.
F'lossie o. Matthews, Minneapo-
lis. Mrs. Fannie Bell Hurt, cleve-
land; three brothers. Jack Strange
Of Minneapolis; John Bybee. York.
Pa, Frank Bybee. Cleveland. and
sister-in-law, Shirley Strange
of Minneapolis.
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with the car driven by DIR. o. r.
Grantham, $40 Iglehart early on
the morning OF Sept. 20, at Fourth
st. and Tenth Av. s., in Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. o. r. (vernice) Grantham
was thrown from the family car
and died few hours later from
skull fracture.
Elledge was originally charged
with drunken driving, but after
Mrs. Grantham died the Henne-
pin county grand jury on Oct. 8.
indicted him for criminal negle-
gence.
He will not begin his workhouse
term until Dec. 2S, TO allow him
to adjust his business affairs.
Mrs. Grantham was a popular
member Of the younger st. Paul
social set.
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Nurses In S. G..
Drop Race Bors;
Admit Negroes

New York. Dec. 13-- The South
Carolina State Nurses Associa-
ton has voted to invite eligible
Negro nurses to membership. ef-
fective Jan. /, 1854. Miss Ella
Best. r. N, executive secretary
of the American Nurses Associa-
ton announced this week.
This means 81 of the So state
and territorial constituent associa-
tons of ANA now include Negro
nurses in their membership, Ac-
cording to its bylaws, ANA pro-
vides individual national member
ship to eligible Negro nurses who
cannot become members OF state
nurses associations where they
live or practice, Miss Best said.
Prior to World War II. IS state
nurses associations excluded Ne
gro nurses from membership.
The action in South Carolina
was taken after meeting Of the
Board Of Directors with the board
Of the South Carolina Palmetto
Association. to ascertain IL the
Negro nurses were interested in
joining the group.
In its platform the American
Nurses Association has pledged
itself to promote the inclusion and
full participation Of minority
groups is association activities,
and eliminate discrimination In
job opportunities, salaries and
other working conditions.
It's intergroup relations pro-
gram has been developed to carry
out this work. Goal is to achieve
the indignation Of nurses OF all ra-
cial and religious minorities and
to protect the rights and privil-
eyes of all nurses.
In addition to the growing num-
Der of state associations admitting
Negro nurses to membership. an
other achievement in the field has
been the increasing use, by agen-
cies employing graduate profess
sional and practical nurses. of
competence as the sole criterion
for employment. Miss Best pointed
out.