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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
FURNITURE MOVING Of any Kind,
experienced help, reas. rates; free
estimates. Phone JE. 2-211l. Night
phone, IA. 2-9696. -13
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Short notice calls. Hrly. or flat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER Co. Ii 6-9342
LIGHT LOCAL FURNITURE HAUL
ING. Reasonable rates. depend
able fast service. Call ADJ. 4-6476
ROYAL TRANSFER - We move by
the job or SO per hr.; rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-6l36 or DE. 2-OO66.
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET 2.
across the country: safe. storage tn
fhSosne fSfhSssaINs No oSOnnol 6NRoN 6NRoeiN sfcRAaE SfzsdH
CO.. INC. (Established 19O6
ARE YOU MOVING to Caltfornta or
70 some other Western Slater Daily
service on household goods and autos
at lower rates. JUDSON FORWARD
ING, Ma. 6-4S62.
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT
STORAGE
Low rs $3 per mo. Reasonable NOV
ing rates; Va and D. c. SAFETY
STG. a. TRANS, CO., TIE, 0-61SS.
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THE BROADMoOR

Shown by appointment only. This Is
Washington's outstanding co-opera-
tive. Corner Conn. ave. and Porter
st. Features maid service. parking,
dining and many other convenient
facilities. Now available, q complete
home with 2 bedrms., Q baths, lge.
liv. rm., foyer. lge. dinette and
beautifully modernized Kitchen.
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HOUSE SIZE

This large. 3.exposure apt. Is Just
Pleasant carline, and contains CEN
ter entrance hall. lge. liv. rm.. din
rm., kit. pantry, 3 bedrms. and 2
baths. Also pvt. garage, maids rm
and storage. locker. An excellent
home for only Sl7,500.
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ALEX. AREA-2-bedrm. brick IN
fenced Ssrd Saeant $1os ssi Der hsas. ao
Furn. 2-bedrm. masonry, conv. TO
#. Belyoir, lge. lot, oil heat; va
cant; siaS KR Fer e1sSse 2s;
al. EDQEFIELD RID, nr. Naval and
public health centers. Liy. rm.. d.
nette. all-GE kit. 3 bedrms. and
Mc Mnssn. recr. bsmt.' fenced-in yard.
RwAsSsBS sssS ssns. !; sOsss &. $50. ssS;a INC.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. l4420 Garrison
gas heat: no small chiidrsn; now
avail; S125 per mo.
Kanavha st.-S-rm.. 3h-bath. maids
rm.; earaSe; NO small children: now
SS' 55sS Jann' g; JONES 4 81. CO. oss.sggSSSS.: sgSS.
THREE BEDRO OOMS, NV.
Liv. rm.. din. rm., rec. rm.: auto. gas
heat; conv. loc. HU. 3-377e. a
1. 3 BEDROOMS. screened porch, fun
basement, gas heat, lovely lot. Avail.
.. ) BEDROOMS. ms eE' " baths. screened
porch, Q decks. breakfast nook built
in), rec. rm., maids .rm. and b.:
garage. Newly decorated. Dishwsshef
and disposal. In Aurora Hills. Avail
able now, $3.50 mo.
RoInye Lamborn
oE. 4-sbSo. Reaitor. OF. z-e03B.
7d..7z==1-TzE.S.Y
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SOUTHEAST

S91S 4th ST. ,s.E.-New 10-unit apt.
bldg. Ready about February 1str 20
minis. downtown vie South Capitol
snd 81 ssflSf GlSss e issS ssnei screi
and 2 bedroom units, S0o.60 "a
$3.50. UN. A-3k00. -4
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DAVID R. WINNER
DON'T MISS

DON'T MISS
This charming English village house
in nearby Arlington. Three bedrms
run storage basement. Ask about
2174 N. Brandywine st., $50 per
mo. SHANNON q LUCHD CO., 1506
II st. NV. Ma. 6-E346.
BEAUTIFUL NEW RAMBLER
Falls Church. Va. area. "a mi. te
RsntssssSn ssst. s r oneEf AZ ialss nsdTms rms ns s:S
compl. equip. kit. Conv. loc. Corner
lot. $3.50 mo. Call SHANNON q
LUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. n.wo ma
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teen&J I HOUSES FURNISHED
North 26th ST.. Arlington

North 26th St., Arlington
Detached 2-story, S-bedroom brick;
large living room, dining room,
reation room; shop, garage and
fenceG-in back yard; very nicely
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th ct. NV. District 7-6S30
%
Locust Ave-, Bethesda
Detached 2-story stucco house on
large lot. Living rm., dining fm.,
kitchen, 8 bedrooms and bath: con.
venientiy located to schools, Naval
Hospital. National Inst. Of Health.
and transportation. Available Jan.
Is. S140 per month.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-66S0
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BACHELOR APTS.
Siat.I Win TetsT; H. II Modern. elevator bids
THOMAS CIRCLE
1921 s;f N, N St; s.+n NV sk7 Ecisney a I'm
able immediately. Apply ianitor.
3 APIS. :
SS5, $50 and S43; /, 2 and room
units; all utilities furnished. Inquire
108 C st. ne. or call DI. 1887.
THREE GIRLS
8 rms. kit. and bath. vic. 14th an.
shopping; $115 mo-. incl. util. co
5-2S33 or ia. 9-6249. %
COLORED-ONE ROOM, kit, semi-
pvt, bath; utils. incl: must be
empl.: refs. DU. 7-4377. -6
COLORED-4127 MINI. AVE. Me-;
2 or 3 rms. furn. apt. for EN-
pioyed cple.; util. furn. Lu. 1-2042.
CoLoREp-Two ROOMS. kitchen,
utilities: 3459 Holmead pl, NV. I
COLORED-1765 WILLARD st. NV
a. rooms, aS,a kitchen fs and @ bath; nsgly sgSy
COLORED@UPPER Nv rms. rms.
kit. bath; sober working adults.
COLORED-1325 IRVING st.. NV
Lovely I rm.. kitchen and bath:
226 18th st. SCI Ym., pvt. kit.
10
COLORED-1 ROOM and kitchen,
utilities furnished; S5S mo. Ii.
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Kenwood, perfect for gra-
ciotls living and entertaining; suit
able cple: or 9 adults. For appt
call EN-, 2-9163.
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co-oP. APIS. SALE tcenf.l
,OLL1NG FIELD ARE
Own Your own Apt. HON.

OWN your OWN Apt. E1OIlle
Since 1920 We have been responsible
for successful co-operatives in de-
yelopments comprising 43 bldgs.
Deal with confidence with specialists
in q specialized field.
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BUNGALOW, NV. $1I2;S0
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
NEARLY NEW RAMBLER, near thu
Wash. Golf and Country Club; 3 bed
rooms, den, 2 baths; lovely large
nv. rIn., separate din. rm., strictly
modern kitchen; rec. rrn., maid
rm. and bath; Bendix; 2-car ga.
rage; available now; $500 month;
most desirable.
ROMYE LAMBORN
Exclusive Agent Realtor
OF. 1856 OF. 4-S036
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EMBASSY AREA

We are pleased to offer this home
that + particularly sqissSls nssS fSE Dip
NV. The Charming srransement of
this 12-room home lends itself for
entertaining and distinctive living;
recently redecorated; $3.50 per mo-.
long lease If desired. Call Mr.. Aux
ward. SHANNON q LUCHe COM
PANY. 1905 h st. NV. Ma. S-2346.
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THE MENDOZA
ODEN TnnAv OS

411H 1N1G31NDO1 J. IA
OPEN TODAY 2-5
Spacious homes with 3 exposures in
this fine bldg. at 1920 goth ST.
NV. Il block from Conn. ave. and
Kalorama rd). Apis. contain liv.
rm:. din. rm.. pantry. kit. ent. hall.
bedrmsS 0So6 den and bath. Prices
are larger than ramblers and fea-
ture loft. ceilings, excellent closets,
storage lockers and q wonderfully
convenient in-town location,
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THE NEW
BRANDYWINE TERRACE
APARTMENTS
PTAnv Enp

READY FOR
JAN. OCCUPANCY
THE FINEST AND MOST
REAS. MOD. APTS. IN D. c
l BLOCK FROM BUS STOP
ONLY 12 MIN. TO DWNToWN
1-Bedrm. Apis. ---$82.5C
l Ka-Bedrm. Apts.- $87.5(
2-Bedrm. Apis. ---$94.5(
(HUGE CLOSETS THROUGHOUT
RENTALS INCLUDE
Gas, elec., heat, h.w., incin'
orator, exhaust fans, laun'
dry, storage rms, parking
facilities, etc. :"
AGENT ON PREMISES
DAILY, SAT, SUN. 1-DARK
Directions. Cross South Capitol st
9th st., right to Brandywine st.
left to apartments.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
Elk. 3-5464 ME. S-5454
READY
For immediate occupancy. Ask about
our new one-bedroom apts., 4233-7s
etl sth ST. ses Sc e. 18th 9Th snd md C Ghesapsak:
LUCTiS COMPANY. 1906 II st. NV.
Ma 2-2346
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QUINCY MANOR
Chovnr1v Md

ASNSAAJs AAAs
TT6sA WE ARE HR RAGGSEERT5sNe ssSEE;s AIRPlIcA
1-BEDROOM APIS, $58
2-BEDROOM APTS.. SGT
utilities not includedj
DIRECTIONS: 1 MI. FROM PEACE
CROSS ON MD. ROUTE 2O2. DI-
RECTLY BEHIND CHEVERLY
THEATER.
See Resident Manager. AP. 7-6611.
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2.BKDRM. APTa. With separate din,
as PisspoSsSn SSsSn .vsslissls siiss. ssnr sss s53 Nd
SIo0 incl. utils. ju. $500.
P. D. FORD y SON
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
3 bedrm.. full bsmt.. Q bathrooms,
8-466s. MRS. oERAcI. after ? .. "a. a.
Al e-slss. 10
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COLORED-VACANT
One room. kitchen and bath; S6t
351S 10th ST. NV.
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APIS. OUT OF TOWN

furnished: 10th and East River dr..
New York City. Near u. N. BLDG;
S100 q month. AID. 4-9019. 10
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DOWNTOWN

rms. Kit. and bath; S36 per month.
BEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
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ALEXANDRIA AND AR.
LINGTON FOR EXECUTIVES.
2 luxurious homes in finest
close-in Virginia residential
areas on 11a-2 year lease
basis to responsible appli-
cants. One near washington
Golf and Country Club, avail
able February or March has 4
in Beverly Hiils available now
has 2 bedrms. 2h baths. Both
lend themselves admirably to
entertaining. Also q few sim
liar unfurnished homes avail.
able.
DAVID r. NIMMER
REALTOR
Ewes. and SUM-, TIE. 6-O5O4.
Daily OV. 3-6413. KI. 9-4026.
los N Patrick st.. Alex. Va.
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PAIN, pofcn, SSU. WEAVER bhOS.
cSaflERsEY Gahhi Fey RI REMoSsesD a,SSSGi bldg
Efficiency. 1-bedrm. and 2-bedrm
apts. available for occup.. approx
I.15-53. $3.50 and up. All new
Kitchens Kitchens a,S. and baths % With shower shower
spect caIl ME-. S-5402.
TAKOMA PARK, nr. WASHINGTON
Sanitarium. oppor. for young mar
ried cpl. Buy furn. for S1S5. Liv
rm., dinette, bedrm.. kit. and bath
TEE fSE AZ HuGgSsTH. gfF "a. COT IT, N ssss1 e ana N
tive 2-rm., kit. and bath front apt.
refined adults; $50. Apply MAN
w0oDRaI66SGE. 6S .2ass Carlton ave. ne
ts Ems VIM M r. bath 4hoRowdoob. ss5 s56f 'PS2 pa
GzEoSRsaGSEiTowN-1 zsSs / Il bedrm.. liv. "a Tm.
kit, bath; 1-2 empl. ladies or empl
cpls; S65; AD; 2-0474,
biss. Piney Branch s rd dna and ashEs, ffowe
immediatsiy; $3.50 Plus utilities
MAR Ia slaI1ti sBaCII1ftiNG rrELD-srand-new
and tile bath; sos. utiis: paid. N
children or pets. 10. 2-5907.
5l2S r ST. S.E.-S rms. and bath.
]. OR 2 BEDRMS.. liv. rm., kit.
bath, to congenial couple. or
adults who will appreciate cleal
home. with privacy, Nearby Sc. Md
5 mi. to Capitol: excel. transp.
SS5.Sab per mo-. utils. incl 10
2 BEDRiGs.. iiv. rm.. kitchen-dinetts
bath and porch; pvt. entr.; SOC
8 LGE. RMS, KIT. AND BATH
Children welcome: $40. Ii. 4-7102
sol4 M ST. NV large rooms. kit
snS S bath; Iyt entrance: rent reas
ARLINGTON-In modern apt. bldg.
1.bedrm: apt. $3.50. incl. utils
CiHHEivIH- I-OSaatAisE CEASE. Md sedrm.. liy
rm.. .dinette, kit. and bath. includ'
ing heat and hot water, $50 mo
Ssll Sa sEFs;oaAai r; A HUMPHREYS. Reslnscr n
2-BKDRM. APIS. with separate din
ing room; available now. 500
Ann 1Tei ItfYs mn EGEesn
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES. MD.
Three lge. bedrms., ga baths, pam
rage: maids rm. and bath in bsrnt. !;
S220 mo. KE. 8-4bS0 or WA. 7-4333.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

MCLEAN. va, 2-story frame; 8 rms.
q bedrms.). equipped kit. bsmt..
oil heat; garden space; only house
this area for rent: $110 per mo-.
immed. possession. For sppt. call
3. a. IRWIN. ia. 7-722S or Ell.
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NEAR STATE DEPT., 2 bedrms., dble.
refinished In Georgetown style; $3.50
per mo, WOODWARD d NORRIS.
sZS eyss.. 2Gth IN Ssttsa7aR1;w" e. RE. 7-e6s6i
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LANDOVER HILLS AREA-Vacant.-
Brk.. rms. exp. attic. flrepl..
bsmt.; close schools. shops. bus:
slsoSSoo sloSo McENrEE REALToR' AP'
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brick
and fleldstone rambler: lge. liv. rm.:
home fully carpeted; full bsmt:; near
bus and. school: S175. ROBINSON
sTIVER REAh ESTATE sPkTSG !u naval sa1l7 ordnance
area-Ideal for children--New q
windows: new GE stove and refgr. !;
3h bedrms.. Y baths. full bsmt;: !:
on VI acre; S140 mo. 10. BIOL IL.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE - Charming,
comfortable 6-rm. house. silver,
linen. heat and utils. furn. Avail.
Tor 3 mos. OF $500 mo. EN-. 3-0924.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

EXCEPTIONALLY LUXURIOUS. pro-
fessionally decorated. living room,
dining room and lounge. kitchen. bar.
bedrooms and baths. $242.50 per
mo-; prefer tenant who will buy Gus
tom draperies, $570, and carpeting,
$1,000. Call Pooks Hill Apis. OIL.
10000. MRS. MCDOWELL.
1466 CHAPLIN ST. NV, lower Of q
apt. bldg, 8 rms. bath; supply own
heat; gar; ST; Box 242.R; Star; :,
st: NV. Lge. attractive i-rm. apt;
with private bath. No kitchen. Ideal
combination for apis. and once.
800 per mo. Call Ma. S-6433.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
UNITED NATIONS
NOTES
BY JAMES II. LAWSON
(Accedited UN Correspondent

UNITED NATIONS, N, Y. (Glo-
baDLDr. Ralph Bunche, director
of the UN Trusteeship Division,
excused himself from participating
III the work of the three-man' COM
mission charged by the UN Gem
eral Assembly to investigate South
Africa's racial policies. DR.. Bunche
notified the UN and the Asian
Arab-African bloc; which ha d
sponsored the resolution, that he
could not serve on the Commission
because of other duties. The ques-
ton is being asked in UN and
United States leadership circles,
why DR.. Bunche, who won the
Nobel Peace Prize for obtaining a
truce in Palestine, does not have
time to serve on this very impor-
tant African commission.
SUDAN Egyptian Delegate,
Ahmed F. E. Abdelrazek, filed with
the legal department copy of the
Anglo-Egyptian agreement on the
Sudan which was signed February
2. In an accompany statement the
Egyptian delegate stressed that the
agreement confirmed the Sudanese.
right to self-government and said
that "the free world must under
stand that Egygpt is no longer for
sale, neither to her enemies nor
to her friends"
N. A. A. c. P. This reporter
and Mrs. Lawson attended the
NAACP's might of Stars" at Mad
ison Square Garden here in New
York kon March %, with the Lii
berian Delegation to the United
Nations, and Mrs. Richard Bright,
whose husband is head of the per-
manent delegation.
When contributions were re-
quested, enry Cooper, ambassador
to the Court of st. James, gave
$1,000 in the name of the Liberian
delegation.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
The 21st Arizona LEGISLATURE

If we are to determine the effectiveness of the recent
legislature need to know just what it did, According
reports and records about dozen major items
of government passed.
In the passing of of these bills party and or
majority minority blocs sidelined For example in
the defeated school bill there at least three interest
divisions which favored school aid; which was
not in favor sales tax and which in favor OF
budget limitations
There were significant gains made in fight for
civil rights few might be cited Community sentiment
through organizational cooperation achieved egls-
latve committees heard the pleas of solid citizens who
peared before them legislators buttonhoed for
port and finally in spite of the appearance Of disunty
resulting attempts the NAACP political tool
wider interest the passage of civil rights legislation
manifested by Negroes themselves
If SPECIAL session is called, important legislation for
benefit of all citizens might be passed. We special'
group realize that anything which helps the
will indeed help
The ARIZONA SUN feels that during the interim
between adjournment and reconvening that all those who
sincerely interested in the passage of civil rights legs
laton should be planning and working
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03

body but the Missouri mule could
get license in that state. Not now.
Because a woman got mad when
Massachusetts, wouldn't let her
drive q ear. She aroused II goo Mis-.
souri, women who barraged and but
tonholed every legislator in the
state until a sound driver license
law was signed, sealed and de-
tivered.
In Orlando, Florida, a woman
organized statewide project to
eliminate q major hazard on rural
highways - jutting roadside mail
boxes. Today there are % turn.
outs. or central rural mail box sta
tions engineered in clover-lesfs,
where country folk can pick up mail
safely - and enjoy visiting WITH
each other besides.
One Of the most amusing stunts
was spanked by A. woman in North
Carolina who had placards places
over public mirrors which read:
Are You Looking At Vance Coun
ty's Next Accident Victim" NatuT-
ally advice on avoiding accidents
WIS included, too.
In many communities, women'a
programs helped lower the accident
rate bv one-third. That's the kind
of result that should inspire all oS
us 70 do our part!
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
Home For Unmarried Mothers
Announces A New Policy

With somewhat accelerated graduaness the con-
science of white Phoenix asserting itself Conscience is
tremendous force in the behavior of human beings but an
ignorant hardened conscience almost worse
than conscience at ALL 1t not only fees no pangs IL
actually justifies selfish and bigoted behavior.
That the Phoenix conscience is susceptible to feeling
and dead is evidenced by the recent fact that the
Board of the Florence Crittenton Home for unmarried
mothers has announced policy and more cause
for tragedy has been lifted from those Negro young
who find themselves in the unfortunate position
of needing the kind of help that this home was set up to
offer young womanhood.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
Hips on Touring
delegation.
.- BY coroi Lone
Women's Trovef Authority

Even the National Safety Council,
who thought they knew every trick
in promoting traffic safety, were
amazed by what women had accom-
plished last year! :.
The occasion was the selection OF
women who made the most out
standing contributions in this field
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03

for the Carol
Lane Awards.
Here are some
examples s Of
the variety Of
activities WON.
en- hav@ en-.
gagged in to
s We liv es
along our high
ways.
Until last
wear, every.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
Potronize Our Advertisers
Second
Annual City-Wide Revival
To Begin

The 1nter-Denomnational Ministerial Alliance of
Phoenix is sponsoring it's second City-Wide Re-
vival beginning 8 P M. each night Monday,
March 80 through April IL, at 18th Avenue and
Buckeye Road. A local pastor will speak each
night, scheduled as follows .'a---
Mondoy, Moreh so-Rev c. B. Allbritton Of Union Bapts
tuesday, Mach 31Rev n. r. Stevenson of Pilgrim Rest
Buptst.
Wednesday, April Rev c. NJ Hall of Mt. caIvary Baptist.
Thvrsduy, April Prev J. Miner Of Bethlehem Baptist.
Fridoy April 3-Rev K Hayes of Tanner Chapel A. NJ
satvrdoy, April 4-Rev l. J. Dunbar Of ST. John Buptist
sundoy April 5-Rev Nelson Of First institutional Bapst
Mondoy, April 6-Rev E. D. Honkns Of Baptist Church Of
Coolidge, Ariz.
tuesday April REV VIM. Stevens Jr, Of Wesley Meth
Wednesday, April s-Rev j. D. Daniels Of Shiloh Bops.
Thursday, April 9-Rev. A. Jones Of Bethel c. ME.
Friduy April 1o-Rev. j. Hurper Of Phillips Temple H.
Rev. j. H. Payton will be in charge of general
devotions throughout the Revival with special
noon-day devotional services each day from IL to
/. The revival committee is asking members of
other choirs to contribute their services for the
Revival song period each evening. The Rev. VIM.
H. Steven, Jr., has been selected to serve as the
pianist
This meeting is opened to the general public. You
are requested to bring your sinner friends with
you each evening" The committee also requests
Christians to offer special prayer for the success
of this Revival three times day. Regardless OF
where you are at noon each day, whisper word
of prayer to God. At night before retiring whisper
a word Of prayer. In the mornings when you arise
whisper word of prayer
REVIVAL COMMITTEE:
Rev l.. Butler Nelson, general chairman.
Rev. L. j. Harper Rev, j. d. Daniels i II
Rev j. H. Payton Rev. VIM. H. Stevens, Jr.
Rev. c. K. Hayes Rev. G. w. Mickens
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Almost About
Everything
y porsy VIE
IRIS ONLY M OPINION, But.

IT'S ONLY NIX OPINION, BUTs
Humphrey succeed ex-Attoney General
Francs Bde head Of the ADA msrcans for Democratic
Acticnl.
ind them IN department stores at bargain counters
ne naghbors think Wonder Pat Ward 1.-THE call girl Of
win change and Of her harH
Why do people Miami to the cold and insist
arcooled
party your girl talking stranger and suggests
you get the drinks. you're trouble
Itu Eisenhower Senator Mccarthy before
the end Of 1858.
wrestling any picture be that bad
Humphrey coming town for series Of meetings
next week
DO people lighting sleep
nightsH
Very few men improve by adding mustachs
IN betcha that the screaming at wrestling match
"A with guy who Is ashamed Of her.
I q good n a restaurant nc by candles
always given impression that people who horn
trimmed glasses intellectual
LGbsaces plano playing most refreshing Saturday nights
nv sets 8
take three drags out Of lnszed cigarette away
hardly wait % PIN siyers and his original cast In
ToP-BANANA.
Bonds prser when party begins they're first
10 fade as their makeup ages
the hardest working highest
The weahsman wen have nice sndhes gotta be
right this time
Tip Grggs-Cooper Company largest
liquor companies nation purchased by the
Consolidated Grocery Co Of Chicago Big deal win be announced
next week
PLENTY OF PARAGRAPHS FOR THE PRICE or ONE
boxing really with, only the City
promoters don't It There hasn't profitable show in the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

cities during past promotes may Just
give Il one more try It quits TN next fan
talking about the chap
given days up then brought
further questioning Now young the Judge
you doing boarding Monday
only your underwear" Sorry, your honor" the COOP
apologized, Il thought IL Tuesday,
The following gag has been making the with most with most Of
the Apparently they UN
gag making reason
why Mooov wasn't named Joe Stains He refused
sell his GIN stochP'
nearly everyone somptn about Christine
Jorgnson 1.-THE heshe This win
hmpardon her christnes theme should Those
Danish Doctors Are Breaking Up That Old Gang
group of US were telling
stories but the remember best went like this:
saloon being held mp mdnIte q
exclaimed; "YOw IN blow "shoO"
replied the bar Nowadays
but without money, neyerp
st. Paul and Minnesota mighty proud Tommy
Gibbons few weeks back Tommy visited Angeles their
fun Of feature stories great dinner
In his honor such greats Henry Armstrong Fde
McLarnn and Mickey Walker attended Wouldn't
TO have the likes Of them around
greats doing weFde LaBarba sports for
The Santa Monica Outlook Jimmy McLarnn working
agency in Hollywood Mickey Walker busy painting
And Henry Armstrong, hit the sawdust
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
OKLAHOMA WANTS Or.
PERRY TO HEAD BAPTISTS

To Baptists in the state of Okla
homa, the logical religious leader
to succeed DR.. d. v. Jemison when
he retires next fall as president Of
the National Baptist Convention
Of the U.S.A., Inc. is DR.. e. w.
Perry. currently serving as vice
president at large Of the Conven-
ton. The pastor Of Tabernacle
Baptist church in Oklahoma City
for 3s years, DR.. Perry is rated as
one Of the most progressive lead
ers in the church. He founded the
Oklahoma School of Religion.
When DR.. Perry's church was des-
troyed by fire in December, 1850,
he completed thte rebuilding Of a
new $275,OOO church in August,
1952.-(ANP)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
JIMMIE FORREST

Mar, 20, to play for a dance pre-
sented by ID. p. Black at the
Minneapolis Labor Temple, at $50
p. m.
This will be Forrest who made
tire song Might Train" famous
first appearance in the Twin
Cities.