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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Leaf Sales Near
3 Million Pounds
Better Quality
Leaf Offered

Improved quality Of offerings
and higher average prices for
some grades highlighted fire.
cured tobacco sales on the Farm
vile Market last week. Volume
of offerings was medium. but was
expected TO be heavy this week.
Market officials reported weekly
gross sales of sos 1898 pounds.
which averaged s36.17 per hun
dred pounds. That average topped
the previous me by 81. Season
sales of dark-fired through last
week stood at 2,535.884 pounds for
a S35 AS average. Growers have
received s598.920 for dark fired
leaf for the season.
Srn-cured sales for the season
now total 436,838 pounds, with a..
average of $1,000 Growers have
received S133,67l Last week g.
1914 pounds We're sold at at aver
age of S3O07.
Belt-wide. through last week
dark fired sales had reached T.
100000 pounds. The belt average
stood at S35 80.
Pronounced increases in the
percentage OF good to choice
quality offerings pushed the aver
ages up throughout the bell. Chief
narket!ngs were composed of
fair ID fine heavy leaf, low to
good Tugs and fair thin leaf.
Majority of gains, belt-wise. oc-
cured in Tugs, nondescript and
short leaf, the Department OF
Agriculture reports
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
PER CAPITA TAX
LOAD WAS 1894

Virginians paid Uncle Sam ST.
ll0.502. l00.0l, or an average of
s334.62 per person in Federal
taxes during the past year.
Internal Revenue Bureau fig
ures released today by Hoke
Murray. director. showed that the
1852 classified collections repre-
sent an increase of 5000. 16ls223 "a
over the 1901 .304. 87617 collected
in 1851. The total taxes received
in 1858 are expected to be even
higher because tax rate increases.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

Southside Virginia chosen as a
training ground for prospective
teachers in this field. Cumberland
High welcomed the VPI seniors
last week
Lewis Brubaker, of Franklin
county. Va. and Austin Shepherd.
of Fluvanna. Va. are the Blacks
burg college men vino will assist
with teaching chores and observe
methods closely. until the train
ing period ends March 10. Both
are agricultural education majors
at VPI.
Like most vocational agricul-
ture teachers, the seniors have
been quickly introduced to the
busy life surrounding vo-ag folks.
In addition to classroom and
shop instruction. the two will
have full schedules Of home visi-
tation among boys III the classes.
Also chores in evening classes,
which are made available to COM
munitieS through Vocational
Agriculture departments wherever
they are found in Virginia schools.
They're not worried about the
remainder of the time in their
new community There ism t
any one Of the prospective
teachers said.
Learning to be a good teacher
takes a healthy cut out of "a
hours. you see.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
FRANCE SETTLED
WITH NEW PREMIER

Frances new Premier. Rene
Mayer. set about forming his
nations eighteenth postwar Cabi-
net last week with the initial
backing of one of the largest par
Iliamentary majoritieS accorded a
French government chief since
the end of World War II.
Mayer. known as a financial
expert, was a leaGer OF the French
vernment in exile and has held
a variety of posts in various post
war Cabinets. including the Min
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Mrs. +. r. Spillman Jr.
Added to FHS Faculty

Mrs. Marllyp Wheeler Spill
man. of Farnvillc, has been ad-
ded tn the faculty at Farmvillc
High School as teacher OF science
and mathematics. She replaces
Mrs. r. w. Brooks Jr., who has
been on the faculty since schools
opened this term.
Mrs. Spillman is a graduate of
Longwood College in the Glass of
1850. She is the wife Of +. r.
Spillnlan y.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
County Farm Machine
Repair Classes Open

The Worsham Vocational Agri-
culture Farm Machinery Repair
Glass will begin Wednt day. Jan.
IA and continue through March
OF. Paul McLelland. program SUI
pervisor. has announced.
He said farmers in Prince Ed
ward county are invited to make
use of the classes. which will meet
from I to 10 p. m, each WedneS-
day and Friday
Instruction in the actual repair
of machinery will be offered as
we'll as instruction IN shop work
machine operation and tools.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Ministers To Speak
About Citizenship
At Prospect P-TA

Citizenship will be the discus
sion topic at the next meeting
OF the P-TA of Prospect Elemen-
tary School. 8 p. M, Monday. Jan.
10. in the school auditorium
Speakers will be the Rev Arthur
Stevens and the Rev. James c.
Weaver. ministers of Prospect,
Mrs. O. II. Booth. president. will
preside over the citizenship pro-
gram. which is recommended for
January by the national P-TA Of
flee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Local Travelling Cou ple Feel
Impact of Georgia Friendliness

fer the afternoon. and presented
a box OF home-grow products
prepared by one of the local home
demonstration clubs.
The Alters enjoy the friendly
gesture of good feeling among
states. and the travellers enjoy the
home-among strangers interlude
while touring, the Gordons report.
In December. Mr.. Gordon re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

They have a nice little custom
of welcoming tourists down at
Swainsboro. Ga, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Gordon, OF Farmville
recently felt the impact OF this
good fellowship among strangers.
Travelling through the Georgia
community. recently. they were
hailed down by All club boys and
girls. taken in and entertained
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
VPI Seniors Taste Teachers Life
In Cumberland Classes, Vo-Ag Shops

TWO agricultural education ma
jors at VPI, who have chosen
careers as teachers. ale getting a
three months previeW Of the pro-
fession and the field Ct vocational
agriculture at Cumberland High
School.
One Of the few schools in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Super isors Request
Reconsideration OF
County Salary Scale
Will Review
Increases With
State Board

Members OF the Prince EDWARD
c~rnty board of supervisors will
review With the State Compensa-
ton Beard increases in salaries
for county officers for 1853. &C
cording to a resolution passed
Thursday
The resolution was presented
by several supervisors who have
been told by constituents that the
salary scale in the county is out
of proportion with that of SINH
lar-sized counties and out OF
keeping with the downward trend
in farm incomes.
1t calls for Supervisor w. w.
Vaughan and Chairman Edward
Carter TO meet with the state
board in a conference on the
matter The salaries discussed will
be those Of treasurer. common
wealth's attorney and commits
sicner of revenue
PAY Scale Set
For Pr nee Edward county the
state board recently announced
these for 1853 as: treasurer.
$4,000: commemorative attorney,
$4,000. and commissioner OF
revenue. 81 800
The county pays tWo-thlrds OF
the salaries and the state one
third. County governing bodies arc
given appeal and review authority
in such matters
The board also was informed
by Dr.. H. E Jenkins. Southside
Health District officer, that his
DEPARTMENT will ask for an in
creased appropriation in the next
fiscal year. The present appro-
priation fer the county'S share Of
health district work is S2,675. The
county also furnishes heat and
light for the district offices here.
Rentals Asked
The Health Department has
not made such request in the
past ten years. it was pointed out,
despite the cost rise experienced
in all phases of public service
A resolution was also drawn up
requesting monthly payment Of
rental for office space in the
courthouse building
Among bills authorized for pay
r,ent was cne for slightly more
than 81 900 for one months hos
pital care and treatment for
medically INDECENT OF the county.
DELEGATIONS were heard by
supervisors on sec ondary road
improvement requests in several
districts. These were informed
that mo secondary funds will be
avaiia Die until the new year,
which commences July /. 1858.
Present funds are all committed
TO current projects of improve
ment
Delegation Heard
/ j. L. Slayton and John Ander-
son requested work on Route 686
i'll Hampden district, and another
was heard on behalf OF improve
mentS to Route TIA in the Hell'S
Corner area of Leigh district.
4 In final actions. the board pro-
vided for settlement to Cammie
Irby for secondary road conStruc-
ton on land beyond right f-Way
limits. and requested authority
to abandon part Of Route 628
that runs on land Of Monroe
Foster.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
VPI Economist Will
Speak at Farmers
Club Banquet Friday

DR. T H. Kruger, agricultural
economist on the faculty at VPI.
will give the address during the
annual banquet Friday of the
John Randolph Young Farmers
The banquet will be held at
John Randolph School at Tbs
p. m. Thomas Scott. president of
the club. will preside.
Whats Ahead for Farming in
1859, will be DR.. Kruger's sub
iect
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
ASKS OBSERVANCE
NATL PRINTING WEEK

Governor Battle calls attention
to the Printing and Publishing
Industry Of Virginia in a state
ment issued i'll connection with
the observance Of National Print
ing january II To II.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

ceived letter from the Emanuel
county home agent. extending
holiday greetings from Georgia
TO Virginia, and telling Mr.. Cor
don what happy privilege it was
for the Georgians to entertain
them.
1T helps develop mature boys
and girls and increases their I'M
de standing of the worth OF the
instruction to love thy neighbor, +"
wrote the agent, Ms Dockery.
in explaining the program
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Investors Mutual, Inc.
Votes 13lI2c Dividend

Directors of Investors Mutual.
Inc. managed by Investors Diver
suied Services. Inc today voted a
quarterly dividend OF 1919 cents
per share payable January 81 to
shareholders Of record December
RI. The dividend was announced
by II. K. Bradford. president, The
entire distribution is derived from
net investment income.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Moose. Guests Will
Dance Saturday

The Royal Virginians. of Staun-
ton. will provide music Saturday
night as Farmville Moose. and
their guests. hold another in their
series of winter social events.
Dancing will start at 9 p. m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

bulin has been found effective in
control Of the polio virus which
causes physical handicaps through
attack Of the nervous system.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

sembly TO make interim legiSla-
tive studies. is composed Of four
Senators and seven Delegates.
the standing agency OF Tie As
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
NEWS SU "A IA AIRY

istries Of Armed Forces. Labor.
Justice. Finance and Economic
Affairs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

Another year of good business
in 1858" forecast, guardedly. in
Commerce Department report.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

PARK AREA. Near new
school. Corner lot. Assume big
01 trust. Modern, nearly new g.
bedrm. brick rambler. Beautiful
kit. Level lot. Excel: eond. S14,6 800.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. 10. $1,000
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HOUSES SALE-MD. tcons. }
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

On Z beautiful corner lot; all brick,
S24,950. A real value in q perfect
location. DOROTHY K. WINSTON
A., CO., 906 18th ST., ST. 3-O6bO
'til 8 pm. 4
Evening star., 1953-06-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E,

18th st.. semidet. as
incl. back porch, new gas heat;
conv. to churches, schools and
shopping: Price $1l,25O with conv.
SE2Ir1 fSE2i FG5 sERvie1 aRRs 81 Jo aSsso asE%SsSoM1
ANACOsTIA-6-room semidet. asbes-
tos shinele home: fully insulated:
Sxssi 'ona ESts5 RaF' GsRt FiRzneH 81
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-vacant; 4
year-old semidetached brick; 9
rooms tiled bath, rec. rm., oil heat /:
large fenced lot. Priced for quick
sale; $13.5O0, with $4,000 down:
HARTMAN REALTY CO., INC. 1345
Sc GIods HSps ESgs rd. sc. Lu. 4-s4oo,
CoNGkEss HEIGHTS. 1881 Nichols
ave. Older but nice asbestos shingle,
3 bedrms.. full bsmt.. 2 baths. can
be made into apts.; conv. to Cath
olic schools and church. See Mr..
REzErY RH2f 0s sERRIcs, REISRsr':o :jo sE7TSSGGMH s7SSSG
500 BLOCK FoxHALL PL.-1mmac.
2-bedrm. brick. lge. liv. rm., din.
rm.,, kit. full bsmt.. with ground,
eE ge aeeE sRti sale deep NEWcoMs 1 s5fsd Rn2TS
SERVICE. 10 2-7656.
SALE BY OWNER-Row house, gas
heat; winter fuel S13 monthly;
bedrms.. recr. rm.: fenced yd.; storm
windows: ST.: 300: 10. 2-O395. Is
159 FORESTER ,ST.--Duplex semi
det.. 2-apt. brick: 5 yrs. old; 2
refrigerators; 90 1-bedrm. unit;
2nd-fr. apt. rented, 500 per mo. T;
new-house cond.; full bsmt.; gas
&C. heat: laundry trays. ANA
COSTA FINANCE CORP, LU.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN HGTS.-One-acre, 4-bed-
rm. brick; f1repl., full din. rm., oil
h.-w.h. S406 Cunningham dr.
$16,25O. TO. 9-6S72, 10. S-3262.
BRADBURY PARK. MD.-54O4 Belt
ave-: det. 6-rm. asbestos shingle
home; nice cond.; refgr.; full bsmt.,
oil a.-c. heat. laundry trays. gar,
rec. rm.; lot 6Ox306 f.. ANACOSTIA
FINANCE CORP, Lu. 4-3311. -
tractive 6-room Cape Cod homes In
this lovely area; close to grade
school; 2 hreplaees: 16-ft. master
bedrm.; immaculate throughout;
priced right ct S16. 6.760. Only $1,000
cash, and balance in one MORTGAGE
payable 500 So Ps06" PesF Month; o. Gall = =
pAVIa q co. a
Evening star., 1953-06-03
CAPITOL HILL

On E. Capitol st. is the location Of
this ffne lge. 6-rm. and bath brick
has 1; a newly newly r renovated 10 ted kit., front @
and back porches. very lge. plas-
tered rec. rm., very lge. 2-car brick
gar. and new oil h.-w.h.. heating
plent. Nice yards and shrubhery
Very reas. priced. with $4,000 down
per mo. HERBERT a. SONS, Real
tors. 5l5 e Capitol st. Ii. 3-01@9
Evening star., 1953-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SOMERSET

Large white brick rambler on quiet
street Just over D. C. line, west OF
Wis. ave-: spacious liv. rm., separate
din. rnl., very large elec. kit, 8 bed.
rms, all take twin beds, big closets
baths: ground-level basement witt
37-tt. rec. rm.. fireplace and 2 pic.
IN garage; yard with trees: the type
home that is hard to find. Cali Mrs
Dawson. WO. 6-4162 for appt.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
nAalfnr 1904 1AAh o. An A nnnn
Evening star., 1953-06-03
$3.50 DOWN

703. EMERSON ST NE
Mooern, 4.yr.-old semidetached brick;
rec: rm., front screened porch, fenced
Sa1E9 Sa1En9a 1ireGt from owner. ST. 8.
COL0RED--336 18th ST. N.E.-Va.
rms sfack 6athsty tGhny oi S7Se Seat cash :, doTn ;1a
CoIoRED-oPsEESSf PsESf'' THis Eli 6-SSqsi HSESi,Nc
from frog o66 8 to 8. 1853 18th st. ne
Sao'GG9. Tee Tm:; yacaSf: EnSi: baths Pjl heat At
C0LORED-i511 LAWRENCE ST
N.E.-Detached; 6 rooms. tile bath
shower. oil h.-w.h., elec. refgr.. lIe
lot; VIM. R. THoRoWGooD. De
COLORED-WO0DRIDGE. 2723 2stl
Sdi oii h.e;TDeti \ v : t,olTi brick; 5 rms, bath
THoRoSWGsoooiD, SSesoi sEi bE: bi;4sSi Sooa,Wy VIM R
COLORED-WOODRTDGE, SO01 oti,
Sc. n.e;-New-house condition; det
S-iamily home. Nine rms, 3 baths
KITS" gas h.-w.h., insulated storm
r. fsSn rHosoWn36db4 81 53xa3di snarsses; oyI1 WM
CoIORE5-NR: eth AND EYE SITS
income. $500 mo.: on''; $1ss.sSo sss NV VIZ B
n. THOROWGOOp, DE. 2-0317
csoSffoiREET; SWoSSfRb;cr W SSSafn; eo,o OK,
st. n.e.Ds tisSGm; "pts'; IL rms: %yIg 4 Sstba SSti
oil heat; saraSe. Income me- Ssoo ISins ms
$16,500 incl. furniture; So, ,OO(
cash. VIM. R. THORoWGooD. DE
2.O3l7: eyes,. JU. 9-2491.
Carlton ave. NE rms, attic, Z
bedrms;, lge. kit; oil h.-w.h.; 10
R. THORoWGOOD, DE. 2-0SI7
ewes. III. Q.24Q1
Evening star., 1953-06-03
HOME AND INCOME
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CHILLUM AREA. 601s Eastern ave.
ne. S11.950: $1,000 down; vacant
Newly dec: bedrms., separate din.
gas heat, large closets, auto. wash.
mach, To inspect. call OWNER
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Gil 2Q0

- SO~S
Attractive 2-bedrm. bungalow, full
bSmt. Assume 40 loan.
$11,950
Immaculate semidet.; 2 bedrms., sep
din. rm., full bsmt.; fenced lot. AS
sumo 40 loan. Owner must sell.
$13,500
Three -bedrm. brick rambler. Owner
transferred.
S16,950
New Cape Gods: 2 bedrms., sep. din.
rms. expanSible attics, full bsmts.
$18,95O
New Cape Gods; 4 bedrms., Q full
baths, full bsmts.; excel. location.
$23,5O0
Colonial; ~ baths. screened porch,
full basement.
$4,000
60-ft. rambler; 3 bedrms., IN baths;
on 1-acre lot. Terms to suit pur-
chaser.
TRADE CONSIDERED
PENWOOD REALTY co.
Lo. 4-s466 Open Till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
81 OO0 cash

ST.. 80 mo. Lovely 6-rm. brk. with tull
bsmt., rec. rm.; only SI2.960. H. L.
GODDARD. OIL. 1902. a
COLORED D-VACANT, vic 9th and
--Semidet. brick. 6 lge. rms, bsmt.,
oil heat, garage: S16.460, $1,000
casa, ba;arce monthly. DE. 2.1S13
COLORED-vACANT, mr.. 9th and
and bath, gas h.-w. heat; $1,25O
down and $66 per month. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good
Hope I'd, Sc. LU. 4-3400, LU.
2-6976. q
Evening star., 1953-06-03
CHEVY CHASE, MD

An unusually charming 3-bedroom,
condition. Spacious 1st-fioor plan
with true center hall. The rear
walled yard Is Q gardeners dream
come true. Priced in middle
twenties. Ewes, OIL. 4-SO72. SAM
uEL E. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 4-1266.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
HOUSES SALE-N.e. tcons.l

HAWAII. AVE. AND NO. CAPITOL ST.
So 900 down-lmmaeulate 6-rm row
brick; 2 baths. rec. rm., gas heat;
PEcK CO IA. e-eeee
Evening star., 1953-06-03
MISSIONER DIR.

Charming Cape Cod brick, with q
large nv. rm. and fireplace, din.
rm.. kit: and " bath. first 1ir.; z
nice bedrms. and full bath on. sec
ond; compl. bsmt.: auto. heat
Owner transferred. Priced to sell
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. sc.
LU. 4-0040. Ewes, LU. 1-0453
Evening star., 1953-06-03

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Large center hall Colonial, Just west
Of the circle; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths
powder rm; room; call all;M9; M; S-s71f 81
Evening star., 1953-06-03
OPEN TIIL. SOLD

WE SELL HOUSES
WOODSIDE PARK
Three-bedrm. rambler, 2-car garage,
large lot. 10Ox21O. Price. $26.750.
WOODSIDE PARK
porch, h.-w.h. Very COW. $2S, 600.
WOODMOOR
Prewar Cape Cod, 3 bedrms, IL
baths, bedrm. 1st H. lge. screened
porch, rec. rrn. S23,5OO.
NEAR ST. JOHNS
Three-bedroom Colonial, Ia baths
very clean, nm. rec. rm.; excel. lot
$22.75O.
TAKOMA PARK
Three-bedrm. rambler. with full din
rm:. bsmt. CT loan. On Q transfer
LAY HILL
81 1T. rambler, 1-acre lot, 8 bedrms.
baths, den, h.-w.h., Gear garage
$24,750.
For further information, call
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtor, JU. $1,000, 9 Until 8
Evening star., 1953-06-03

A Word to the Wives
Is sufiicient. If you are now living
in an apartment you will enjoy
this immaculate BUNGALOW, with two
master-sized bedrooms: extra-large
living room; fully equipped kitchen
Priced in 1n ~ Si1 5fSo LoH 'sS5 SovS SDs nay-
ment, balance like rent. For ap-
pointment, call JU. 9-8O1O till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
a.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Chevy Chase, Md.-$2O, $50
4pBED4EEM 4 BEDEMs;n2 90 BATHS ,4T2,

Near Rosemary School and Leland
Jr. High. Very attractive, conven-
lent section. Reception hall. firepl;
in liy: rm:, din: rm.. lEe. kit. BIG
BEDEM. AND BATE ON 1st fL.;
8 bedrms. and an immense 1ncloSed
porch on End a.; built-in garage.
Assume 4hss 1st trust. Well-matn-
tanned property: outstanding value.
once open It'll 2.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
Evening star., 1953-06-03

OPEN TONIGHT, 6:30-9
New brick ramblers, sep. din. rm.. 2
full baths, fun bsmt. with outside
Forest Glen rd., left on Hildarose to
J KEsSINGER AND CO.. jU. 0-4544
Evening star., 1953-06-03

2-bedrm. bungalow, full
bsmt. Assume 40 loan.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

BEST BUY, Sl0,26O-Excelient A
nancing; big hv, rm. W/nrepl., iEe.
lit. with dishVasher. full bsr,t. with
extra s-bath. fine bedrms., level.
CLAUDE i.l61S WooD. R..ltor. 10. $1,000
Icontinued on Next PaeeI
Evening star., 1953-06-03

$3.50 DOWN. including settlement
fees. for a Vet, will buy a practically
new 3-bedrm. brick home, on level
Pleasant: h.-w.h., fully equipped
kitchen, semidetached economy; q
buy at $11,750, balance only $74
per month, incl. taxes and insur-
ance. Call til q pm, WA. 7-39OO,
ROBERT s, DAVIS a. co. a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

:" NO. ~ Au'' '"s's ~ o'''aih
IoD- '"AI Nes'o I'D" O."s' mn.
o'''y Wo'He'1 Ss ""'''" '''" ="
w. 'P''y
u was also revealed That several
of the plants refuse To hire Negro
and other minority women and
SONS plants only hire them IN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
WGlsSS MVVphY Announces
Mam0s 81 Persons Vine
RGVoV HlS C0Hdldasl

Waiter J. Murphy. former Min
psspolis alderman who was nom.
mated IN the May primaries for
alderman In the sth Ward an.
bOuncsd this week that several
well known citizens have sndoF.
ed him for alderman.
On the Hst Murphy iasusd vas
DR. W. d, Brown. Bobby Mar.
shan Br, Mrs. Jessie shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry jackson.
PED Murphy and Charles hoCSy
An are wei known citizens
Murphy aaId ~ had always
been interested In fair play for al
citizens. He cited has vote for
YEPC In the council, his vote IN
the famous Cassius license case
and his fight 20 protect ths inter.
ssts 81 . NsETD business man. .
World War I VstsTnn Wfoss
night 20 . ncenss Wa contested
bsoaUss Os his oolOr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
Young DemoeTufS
Vote No coRfuhS
On Jim Gro Towns

Mrs Allie May Hampton. SsS
Marshall Ave. has returned from
the Young Democratic National
COMMITTEES meeting held in Den.
yer. Colo. from Friday. May "a,
thru Sunday. May 7tth.
Mrs. Hampton was 9 delegate
from 81 Paul. which was awarded
the National convention for 1888
The tentative dates sci are Nov
10. 20 and a.
OF EiEnifcsnt interest 10 Ne.
Eroes was the passing Of an
amendment 10 the bylaws which
guarantees that conventions will
not be held In any city where
there full are not and equAI faciI-
tiles for delegates regardless of
race. creed, color or national or.
iEin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
John Cooper Rites
FTidGy iTOdGyI MGY ~

John Cooper. 300 Emerson Ave,
~. died In Minneapolis General
hospital Tuesday. May 70. At I 30
. m. Hs was taken ~ al his home
On Saturday May "a. his condition
grew worse and was rushed u
the hospital On Monday. May 70
where h. died saTiy Tuesday
morning,
Re was born IN Jasper. Ala. on
Feb. -. 1917. and came % Min
nsapoIis. about four and one half
years ago.
Surviving are his wife. Rosie
Barbara R0se. LIns Beatrice. one
son. Hugh l.. one sister, Mrs
Jimmie Lee sO6d1th. all u this
city: one brother. waiter Cooper
Of Mobile. Ala. and niscrS. nsp-
hsws and other relatives.
Funeral ssryioss win b. he'd
today. Friday, May ~. st 2 p m,
from the Woodland FUNERAL Home.
with Rev. w. W Bolts. ST.. 81.
bciatinG.
Burial viii Be IN Crystal LAks
cemetery. wOodard FunsraI HONS
10 IN charge of arrangement.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

The state Sunday School Con
vsntIOn and Youth ConErsas Of
the Churches OF Ood In CHRIST
Of Minnesota are converting Mon
day. June I through tho June q
al the g. Paul'H Church OF God
In Christ Fourth Ave \ At tOth
It, Minneapolis Of which Rev. }
c. Virgins Ia pastor,
Elder J. w. Graham. Minnesota
ovsrSesr Will preside at some 81
the special sessions, Others who
Will direct the activity will BE-
the RrVs w. l., Battles. John Wig.
gins, Field workers. Mrs. J.
Thomas, Mrs ~ Hence. Mrs
FREDDY Jones. Mrs L,IoiIIs Graves
and Mrs =. ) Buford state super.
visor 81 womsn's work.