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HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTN, EXECUTIVE-4-,bedrm. beau
tifully furn. brick rambler. exclusive
No; Arlington district; .S375 mo.
ANNED,REWHssooBsioLLrNG AREA bed
GRay 9S; sssRl sSsSsR' 10. nee sf54Ss' Ssfd' children
WE HAVE two Silver Spring homes,
beautifully furnished. 4Ol Dale dr..
$3.50 mo. 3 bedrms., gar, side
osSTsSn'd osa s. eGF$sh S$5 sns Sedrms ano'nS6 JG g.
NEARBY MD.@Det 2-story brick
dwelling; 3 bedrms.. nicely furn.,
mel. Tv, .$12o. WA. 7-Oo4s; ewes,
NEAR tNiI6taoLs.ArLANT1C-vacsnt;
gas; steel constructions: settled
couple. no cts; Sl17.50. 10. 3-6Ss9
FOUR BEDROOMS. 2 baths. partially
furnished house; in very convenient
1w l0fStiEn ncSEEEER YER slo Pm Nc m0nsf 81
TARoMA PARK-e-bedrm. rambler;
electric stove, automatic washer;
S135. EN-. 3-143l. a
LINCOLNIA-3 bedrms.. country set
no' Idns; XII 1desl sisfs7 i9E children; siao per
ings-3 bedrms.. Q encl. porches.
rec. rm.-big living rrn..- dining rm.
and kit. Rental only S125 mo-
Ideal location for transp, and schools
Avail. now. SHANNON & LUCHs
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
VICINITY OF WALTER REED-six
schools etc. Cali LA. 6-3345 after
COMPLETE. with attrac furnishings
excel. N. Arl. ioc.; unusual at $40;
this snug brick home, . bedrms.,
has storm windows throughout;
discriminating family who sees it.
OIL. 1925. WO. 6-794s. q
18th ST. NV, Embassy Row-Det.
brick, s bedrms. 6la baths, nv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. powder, rm. lst 4.
Det. 2-car gar. Lovely garden in
PIx9N FIT < CO. ST. $4,000 ewes
sHfPfEY fHi Lei TERRACE s.E.-s bedrms
Couple with children. or men or
girls. iris, Mr.. Boiling or A. F. B. 20
II RMS, near Conn. ave. and Dupont
rooming house license. S1s5 mo
AIEX1NDRIA Two-bedroom fur
nishIed house; 500 per month. XII.
NV Sec bedrms., . baths. lge.
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit; bedrm., kit.
and bath in bsmt.; 4 scr.-in porches I;
excel: transp. GO, 5-3977. S
FALLS CHURCH-Furn: residence; 3
bedrms., auto. washing machine.
garbage disposal. TV. firepl avail.
Dec. 10, 3-5 mos; S165 per mo.
Call ST. 3-5323. a
THREE BEDRMS.. firepl. and garage;
close to Arlington Hall; SIPS JU.
1851 R ST. s.E.-vacant Dec. 20;
8 rms. bath. cellar. gas heat, semi
detached; S130. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER. 617 Pa. ave. Sc, IL.
7-lOSS. %
JEFFERSON MANOR. ALEX. VA.
Two bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
recr. rm. and laundry facilities in
bsmt.. If owner who desires to keep
] bedrm. for own use may do so.
$s5 Whole house available for Sl25
Phone owner, r. C. COX, so. s.
$3.50 after $50 pm. Wed. -
CONVENIENT
" blk. to Conn. ave-. pretentiously
furn., .center-hall plan. wall-to-wall
carpeting. screened porch from din,
rm., breakfast nook in kit; 3
bedrms., . baths and sundeck on
2nd H.; rec. rm. with flrepl. in
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All buildings are modern in design,
each apt. with large picture WINDOWS
and storage and laundry facilities
provided.
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PARK VIEW APTS.

5034 3sth ave. Hyattsville. Md
One and 2 bedrm. units win full din.
rms. Conv. to schools, stores and
transp. $50 and $95, incl. utils.
UN. A-S5o0.
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AP7s ONFVRNIsHEp-o. G APIS UNFURN.-Mp. Cont

COLOkED-I42O HOPKINS ST. NV.
Entire lst FIR, all utils. furn., ami,
n Dupont Circle: EFT Oily S6U FER
nc RE. 1887, RA 6-1i0l -
CoLoRED-3lt End ST. N:E.-2
$40 80; newly modernized bldg,
anIls,Ne! adTlts only; Eop Can WASHINGTON
coIoRESISSs R S f. i. "a, AVE, f4s!S' s.S 18th 9Th
sd heat furn., S67.50 and S72.5O
adults, only. EX. 3-56S7 or 81.
COZ oRED-vERY LARGE 1-bedrm.
dinette and full tile bath: refgr. and
stove incl. in rental of S69.50 plus
SHANNON & oLuCHs CO l6o6, H
st, ST nRtn n wi MA. o Ss@345 A.su sr NJ ;3
immed. occupancy. conv. ne. locs-
tion Close TO shop and transp
$3.50 incl. all utils. Apply janitorc
Apt; Mo-. DREYFuSS BROS. 111a
18TH st; NV. Ma. S;05s2. --3
ave. new de luxe. .-bedrm. apt,
range. refer; utils. extra; immed
poss, AUERBACH & CO, DI. =
65u1 AID. 4-5901
.COLORED -2 BEDRMS., LIV. RM..
dinette. kit. and bath in apt. BLDG.
nr. 18th and Col. rd. NV. stove
and Nrefgr. furn.: $95. Apply to
janitor. 1928 Ontario rd. NV.
ICOLORED-NICE PLACE TO LIVE
1920 Nash st: ne, Apt. A rms,
kit. bath; S65. See tanitor.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s3Oo.
COLORED-NEW LUXURY APT.
.4920 A st. Sc Apt. B-3-1 beR'm.,
all utils., $3.50.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s300
COLORED
1417 h. Carolina ave. ne: . rms.
kit. and bath. S75. 1915 Sth st
NV, 1-rm., kit. and oath, 'ncludiuG
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
W.. 7th St. NV. ST. 3-sIS4
3
Colored-55th and Foote NE
New nv. rm.. bedrm., dinette, kit. anc
bah. refgr., $3.50 plus utils.
HAPRY OTIKER C0
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PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave. and
Hardwood Rd. NE.

An in-town development that offers
the "away-from- town" atmosphere.
bordered with trees and having lovely
Well-kept grounds. vet within a
1-bus-fare location.
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GEORGETOWN, Que ST., mr.. 3Oth--
Completely modernized. lst-n' TX:
cabinets in kit; end A.. 8 bedrms.
one with fireplace, bath. recr rm.
in bsmt.: Sl55 per mo. HU. 3-63H5.
FALLS CHURCH-Two- bedrm. brick;
area. SiIo. crown REALTY; INC,
JE. $4,000: ewes. JE; 4-0972. .-S
FALLS CHURCH AREA,-Attractiye
Sst slSfdTm scresnsd sDs9n pSrcR S5lck 0Gicna
wooded lot. Can be srransed for
separate apt Will consider option to
RIGGS PIX. of RieEs rd;IINew p
rm,; rTs. 81 si1o lpfe mo. ksii kRsi4iFFEiG0 REAL Es-
TATE. JU. 9-I103.
wOODSJDE PARK -. Exceptionally
nice 4-bedrm.. 2la-bath brick home.
fSocgMpssoN Scg s5Sf's { oRSY. flsi'-'5 3U 'SS''R6
AtNslSSaHNDALE. N H vA.--tAbout miles
to Pentagonl; Groom Cape Cod
brick bungalow 2 bedrooms, full
wooded a., lot IDEAL place for eh3 q
per month: KE. s-63Sa., 80
row brick; rms, baths, liv; rm..
very clean; gas heat deep yard: ga
rage; S120 month. EX. 3-3400;
,scs syss : F4 sr:' scat s.at Pleasant. Md-4s i'd
bedrms,. nearly new semidet. brick;
gas heat; vacant; sos TO RESPONSE
bic party. DI. 7-7s77 or IL
soe BUTTERNUT ST. Nw.-e rms,
bedrms. Call DI. 7-7s77 or LII
Mr.. BOILING FIELD-o-bedrm. brk.
center % 10. $4,000, Ext. 4ioS' "a
TWo-BEDRM. DETACHED HOUSE
Fenced yard. llv. rm. with flrepl.
Barrett rd,, Falls Church. Va. 500.
Observation-Disclosures rambler,
unfurnished in Virginia Hills; 500
per month. XII. 9-6sSs.
7I2 18th ST. S.E.--s rms, bsmt.,
front porch, back yd nice front
yd,, . Lgars,. baths: 500 mo. In-
uuire 500 Sth 81. Sc. --6
sect. Wheaton, Md-six;rm: S,5 semi; semi;
bsmt.. gas heat. Nr. school and
bus; S110. PERRY HAY CO., JU.
BRK. RAMBLER-Nr. new NV. hish
school and Univ OF, Nd. liy. ,rm,.,
frepl, din. rm., equip. kit, 3 bed
FERRY TTf Y'i HAY ~ co s1a g1 yts 6es! 5ese4S A''
NICE BRK. HOME-Mod semidet.I
mr.. Langley PIX shop. center; liv.s
din. comb, equip kit. 3 bedrms.,
III baths, full bsnt.. nice yd. nr,
bus and schools; S125. PERRY HAY
CO.. JU. 5-3005.
Continued on Next Pasel
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JEFFERSON MANOR. ALEX. Va.
recr. rm. and laundry facilities in
bsmt. If owner who desires to keep
] bedrm. for own use NAV do so,
Ss5 Whole house available for S125,
Phone owner, r. C. COX, so. s.
1859 after $50 pm Wed. 30
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CONVENIENT
" blk. to Conn. ave-: pretentiously
furn., center-hall plan. wall-to-wall
carpeting. screened porch from din.
rm., breakfast, nook, in kit; 3
bedrms., . baths and sundeck on
2nd a.; rec. rm. with firepl. in
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Ho. 2-e77s OIL. 4-"So6
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Continued on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1953-12-02

: lar, Stove, re1RT.; VeneIlan DIIhuhI
auto. 'eas h.-w.h.; peri. cond, S.. z.
sect. Si25; ~; 1-SS435v c--6, g..
rooms, - baths, bsmt. gas heat.
garbage, Disposal and dishwasher.
es0s BLADENsBuRG RID. NE. -
Large house arranged for . apart
ments. Rent sll0. Apply 26g5
Bladensburg rd. ne, LA. 6-lSS5.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

the a tca
vcrI to
n 10
Ign Roberts mid west regional director for the sorority who halls from st Louis where she
Central
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

at only waiting for the OPPoTun" mo
o the point home
you dealing with peOpl" who hAV" lost
all conception mercy dcCcncy anything Including
aChoolcd and trained In TuthcSn""H
call uAtiCc They laugh nj
and they laugh Rt
They've wormed their into aspect OF American NE
choos lodges organizations tho theatre
housing projects plush private clubs wealthy com
They the from drAb dumpy hooking house
distinguished looking I'll lay odds that
grandmaw bced grandpaw when he fell down the cellar
stairs. the stuff you gotta watch
Wen ! didn't walk into n branch Of National
city district tho other day and
color had been added =" III"
and popped opcn Banks
OF discrimination In the country
there for viewing mirage hut
weekly said plRc" I'll b" popping
before Rad this.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Roswell and is an outstanding
artist. He recently did a portrait
in oil Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Curry and is at present complet.
ing a portrait OF Major GenI. Mel.
win J. Mas, Gov. E. Elmer An
derSon. and Commander Nathan
lei A. Evans.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. Nathaniel
Evans, 97s Iglehart Ave. enter
tanned in honor Of Mines. Oliver
Wright and Mrs Luther Oliver. Of
Roswell. New Mexico, at a dinner
party at the Thompson Restau-
rant on June 8, Following dinner
the guests returned TO Mr.. Evans
home and enjoyed a social evening
Of music and other refreshments.
Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar w Oliver and Mr.
Donald Gates OF Minneapolis,
Visit In The West; Mrs. Burt
McPheeters and daughter, Cheryl
Of s3l Iglehart Ave. left Wednes-
day, June 10 for Los Angeles, San.
Francisco and other California
cities on a months vacation. On
their return enroute, they will
visit in Portland, Ore, Spokane
and Seattle, Wash.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Newlyweds' On Saturday June
IL, Mrs. Louise Mckinley OF
Champaign. H., became the bride
Of Mr. Jesse &, James Of this city,
The newlywrds are at home at
HSS Eighth Ave, ~
First NiEhtrFu bridge Clubs
Mrs, Lamar Roberts OF S74p Firth
Ave. r., viii be hOStcAs at the
regular meeting Of the First
Nightera Bridge Club On Satur.
day, June 20,
EntrrtalR For Daughter After
graduation On Wednesday evening
June 10, the home VI Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Moses, pO8 Emerson
Ave. ~, was buEEing with h,n and
Raioty when about 80 OF Arlcne'a
friends were guests at party
given In her honor by her parents,
Che received a number OF beauti.
fll Rtftn. Dancing was . highlight
Of the evenings enjoyment fol-
lowed by light refreshments,
Many old friends dropped In To
welcome their famous daughter.
Hilda and her husband. Richard
Angarolla, For them, the evening
was spent In remineAcing and
asking questions about her travels
the now play and etc. Among
those from the elder set were the
MeAarn. and Mines, Shelton Gran.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
The WAY | SEE TT
4 BY NEIL DODSON RUSSELL

New Ciy-Looks somebody handing Professor Al
Ensten BOBBY all preted the
pings legitimate bills goods they he'll blow hi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Wait Aunta, Mr.. and Mrs ", ".
Willis OF Memphis, Tenn and
New York City are Visiting In the
city. Mrs. willis h the niece Of
Mrs. J. r. Freeman. 40 Royalston
Ave, and Mrs, Katherine Elliot,
400 E. seth 81. Mr.. and Mrs VII
lis viii be leaving soon for New
York. where they will remain I'M
III Mrs Willis resumes her teach
ing duties In Memphis this fall,
Pearl Anniversary Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Bilca, 1908 30, sixth
St, will celebrate their Soth
(PearD wedding anniversary on
June 20.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

ger, Ashby GaAkinS, Mines, Lillian
Penn and Jessie shepard,
Memo club, The Memo Club
met At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Otis Woodland 100 Fourth Ave.
n, on Saturday, Juno 9, Cards
were played followed by 9 tasty
rppast A number OF guests were
present. The next meeting will b.
ON June 20 with Mr., and Mira I'D
ward Hayes. 1887 Portland Ave.
a. host and hostcas,
IIoapItalIEcd' Mas Grace Gates.
1908 oBricn n, entered Mt.
Sind hospital on Wednesday,
June 10. for observation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Wedding
Anniversaries

Juno 2o-Mr and Mrs, Leon
Riles, 1905 sixth st. 8, so years;
Mr., and Mrs, Theodore Jones,
SSs2 Third Ave, s. 20 years; Mr.,
and Mira, Thomas NJ Jones, SS2A
Clinton Ave. Is years; Mr., and
Mrs Robert Pierre. SS2l Fourth
Ave s.. II years.
June 26-Mr, and Mrs, Hiram
X. Gibbs. AiS2 Elliot Ave. -
years,
st. PAUL
Juno 2o-Mr, and Mrs. Macco
Simmons. eeS Rondo Ave, -
ycara; Mr. and Mrs, Robert l.
Cox. 7Si Marshall Ave, IL years,
June 3S-Mr and Mrs. Dean
speeae, HaEelwood Ave. IS years.
June 26-,Mr. and Mrs, Homer
specae, ass Charles St, II years;
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Wilson, 7SS
81. Anthony Ave, IL years: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ballard, S7T It.
Anthony Ave. n years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ut. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June 20 }. ", johnson, b2B "
Anthony Ave; Charles Light
68i W. Central Ave, Betty Lou
Dodd. sos Carroll Ave Pat Kemp
6O6 St Anthony Ave; Mrs
James Thomas, s0i 81. Anthony
Ave.
June al Bobby Dodd. 70I Car.
roll Ave John Foster sr., 2s1 St
Adams. GeorgiRnna Myers, s6s
Iglchart Ave
June ~ Johnnie whItmorc,
500 Rondo Ave Naomi G Smith,
bs5 Central Ave w. Mrs Ellis
Manning. $40 IgiehArt Ave; HRr-
ret Renee Jones, 3i6Is Rondo
Ave.
June ~ Alfred White, S04
Carroll Ave; Carlos MoffRtt. Si3
R1nd0 Ave.
June "a Mrs. Bsrnice Duke.
ss2 IRlehart Ave; James E,
Smith, $50 ~. Anthony Ave. /:
Renee Small. s74 Rondo Ave. {;
Catherine Marie Wright, 37i ~.
Western Ave; Barbara Elklns.
2s5 Rnnd0 Ave; Frank Foster.
2s3 ~ 81 AIbaRS, Mrs Mary LNe
Morris. 4Os Carroll Ave.
June 25-MrN. c NJ. VaAsar.
I0I ~. Anthony Ave; Mrs. Jos
eph Sykes. $50 Rondo Ave. (:
Nicholas Cooper, s64 81 Anthony
Ave. O. w. HARkins 6s7 IT. An
thony Ave.
June 28-Ora McMoOTs, 1890
Blair 81: LHVeTR Greene, ss5
igiehsrt Ave Diane Louise Clark
si2 ~ Anthony Ave.
Out Of Town Birthday
June I'll Clarence WiginRton.
Los Angeles. Calf
June 23~MTs. NJ. u Humphrey.
Los Angeles. Calf
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
June 20-H l.. Adams, 2II4 "
18Th St: Mrs. Bruce ". Lucas,
5I2i WsyZata Blvd.
June 2I-wm. Brown, 1892
Smelling Ave: FRANKLIN w.
Turner. 242I Portland Ave Max.
me Campbell. 35zs Clinton Ave.
June Herbert Rice, 1908
I7th Ave. a.; Joseph Kidd, Min
nsspolis.
June 23-Mrs. Alice Mouths.
city: Walter Mccoy. 1907 OisOn
highway, AnRslins Miller. S0s
i7th Ave. No; WIN. n. commo-
dors. 1901 Bryant Ave. NO.
June Z--MrH. Lena LaFaucstts
SO Cirnrd Ave. n: Oliver l..
Cooper. 3s44 Smelling Ave: Mrs.
Carrie sudduth. sz7 Emerson
Ave. ~.
June ZD-RilSy ". OilchTist.
8Sts md Ave. q.
June 56--MEa. Jessie Hamna1nds
1854 Bryant Ave. ~; Mitchell
Williams. 1910 q SUI g.: Elmer
y. Kopp. "a Bsc0pd Ave. r.;
Nagis Veronica BresdiSve, 72I
Ab1rSch Ave. ~: Robt. wallace.
Jr.; 54z7 Third Ave. q.
Out-of-TOWn BlTthaayS--
June 30-Mrs. ArabSIls nm,
ss3i champlain Ave, Chicago.
m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

June n ]. Wallace, Los An.
gclcs CRnf.; Mrs. NJ y Reedcn
i1b n y. Ave, Apt II, Sioux
Falls &. -.
June 20 Mrs. Herman Sweets
Paola, Kans., wilbert Greer, At.
ihnth. Ca.
June "a Bob Bolton, YoungR,
town, q,
June 70 Mrs. Theresa Frank
lin, Washington, y. O.; Mrn.
Marcy n. Jones, 37b2 Dalton st.
Los Angeles, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

ticing attorney in the District OF
Columbia and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis p. Moore Sr.. 662 w.
Central Ave, with whom they WIS.,
tied.
New Mexico Visitors: Mrs.
Mozella Oliver. her daughter and
grand daughter. Mrs. Mozella
Wright and infant daughter,
Janzalyn and son Luther Oliver
arrived in the city fom their home
In Roswell. New Mexico, on
Thursday, June 4. to visit their
son and brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. oscar Oliver of 666 w. Cen
trail Ave. Luther il assistant
supervisor at Walker Air Base in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

June 30--Mrs. ATabsIls I'M,
sssI champlain Ave, Chicago.
m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

previously
oil charged the lee
against United states"
political affiliations
As a result he facing Dismissal under CITY
which the positions Of city employees who
official pleading IN" protection Of
the Firth Amendment to the Constitution.
Fraurngass wrote DIR EinstoIn and Inc aged
piled declaring part
inquiSon" that this
InquIson violates the spirit Of tn" Constitution
FranenKass last Monday morning repeatedly made trip
Princeton Jersey o Although
not have appointment he did the ~" also told
reporters originally mentioned
nteIcctuas protection Of
Amendment refusing testify but that the scientist agreed
10 his ananRIass request % DELETE TIE STATEMENT
copy this being
letter did this like
thing from the crystal earneS o scientific mind And
just how the Of common do single out socad
'nteIectuals"7
Erandmaw becred Erandpaw fen the
that's the stuff you gotta watch
last a outfit
calling National Leadership
Seems there's going To be regional conference Saturday
27th United Mutual Auditorium that wi"
with specific leadership
the organization Of campaign TO bring halt To these attacS
Among Negro leaders named being bounded per
secuted" Benjamin Jr convicted leader
serving prison term Perry Smith departed
Claudia Jones' william Patterson Charlotte Paul
1AngStOn Hughes and list of Others
veruty Minnesota faculty who
ohure rsd because of his ActiVi" Ladsr Of the
Progressive Party"
mum
Things a country
Negro leader who fight nights headed trouble
with the law. public opinion hoodlum
Negro leaders the Communist Party singled
for special persecution but the attacks extend far beyond the Com
mmists ="
For every Negro
file Negro by police Iynched
framed-up charges
right To vote and forced into poverty by job d"erna
sending on the whole business 10 C. Y Newman
have to IL 70 believe buster.
As far Negro newspapers country
s yelling tbeF headlines off discrimination and taxi
Ing pot shots FEDERAL Ut
In fart the press
the night EitmaisIy very present
USA.
There county spies
claim protection the they're 6yiRG
destroy.
TIE WBdsyed MHnDry
10 anti American propaganda your Just
baekeAp en with
you maybe you'd
u this way.
Surprising take your charming
psrSonable He's show being your sup
ind ou this behind your back and telling
Vicious lies about you your family
done the thing your
you feel knife your quickly smiling
but know knife just putting
~ YOavs caught him at this time you waiting
another time when swiftly you
happensd % invite your
mt he strike yOu down!
rhMa b what 6SlaR eountSy toaay
ThOusA HAvSss ApssV uuAufSa IEsSSAsoe
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Leave For Home: After pleasant vacation of several
weeks with their family and friends Thuow Evans Tb
and infant son. Thurow Jr left the city Friday morning June
u by plane Tor their home in Washington Numerous
home Mrs Tbbs is the wife of Thurow Evans Tbbs
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Visits Parents Miss Gloria jackson Of Chicago arrived In
the city Saturday June for visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bcrtram Slaughter 29O6 Partand Ave.
Jack and Jill Mothers Meet: The Jack and Jill mothers
met At the home Of Mrs Lamar Roberts 3I9 Fifth Ave s.
Friday eN June |
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Last week the venerable professor, IN a letter
TO a Brooklyn high school teacher, advised TN
teectuas" twho dat?D TO clam up before Con
gressonal investigating committees should they
be called 10 testify and II necessary be prepared
to go 10 the clnko In defense Of making hike n
clam.
The litter was written 10 william Frau.
rngIass Of James Madison high school, who
was called before the senate Internal Sccur-
Ity subcommittee on April 20 20 answer qurs-
tIons nbo,It lectures ne had made sIN wears
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Soap Box Derby Results

115 Sherman avenue. Takoma Park. Nd.
car l, 322 SECONDS: second, Ray Il F.
car is; third, Robert Radino: Il. 6si i
Field street, Seat Pleasant, Md. car 1OS.
Ninth heat-Donald Earl Burgess. "A,
6503 Forty-fourth avenue. University
Park; Park; No, car IT, 32s SECONDS; second,
nue. NV car II; third. Jimmy John
Lockiner,, st; Joseph's Home and school,
Twentyseishth and OTIS Ne, car 81
North Buchanan street, Arlington, Va.
car 20, 32.4 seconds; second Hunter B.
Eyre, IA. 1920 Georgia avenue, Silver
SRr1a o6 No oSs car 9Ge hs hd nnsd sfTy Das94
Glass b.
First heat-Tommy Cooper, Il, 2300
Good Hope road Sc; car 290. 81 sec
535 Cedar street NV, car .251; third
Richard D. James, -. 1917 Apple street,
Silver Spring, Md, car 26O.
Second heat-Robert w simkins, 23o
Whitmoor terrace, Silver Spring, Nd, car
IL, 9417 Russell road, Silver Spring, Md,
Falls Church. Va, car 211.
o,61 Third r heat heatsSamss R; MeMshan. sl q II
sSs ssecnd Ssess c 929 H Fs:
Murray, MUIR Il: ss3. California Hall Fort
Fourth heat-Donnel Coffey, jr. II,
9l9 Sligo avenue. Silver Spring. Md. car
292, 33 seconds; second, Rodney M
Moorhead. IL. 757 Girard street NV,
Fifth heat-Robert R. ,vininE. II.
2724 Jennings road. Kensington. Md.
car 212. 1913 seconds; second, Anthony
White, IL, 62O0 Second street NV.
sixth heat--Michael GeoRhegan. IL.
917 Langley drive, Silver Spring, Md,
car 273. 32:4 seconds; second, Gerald
Fauntroy. II. 928 Westminster street
NV. car 2S1: third. Thomas F. Hart
man, II, 1925 Fillmore street. Arling-
IS Seventh heatowilbert D. Fleshman.
II, 50OS Fifty-fourth, avenue. Rogers
second syefre Heheison Il ao4 aefeeas cedsi
lane; Rockville. Nd; car 252; third. Jon
Che Sc, Md. car 246
Eighth heat-Gordon Gaastra. II.
2Q59 Thirty-sixth street Sc. car 274,
32.4 seconds; second, George G. Herzog,
II. 602 Marshall street. Falls Church.
Va car 1854; third. Charles Welsh. 12,
1901 H street Sc, car 224.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Tank k-|nfantry Attack
Heads Pickett Exercise
By the Assoeioted Press

CAMP PICKETT, Va, July IL.
Realism marked the demon
Stration of a tank-infantry at
tack here yesterday as Camp
Pickett showed one of the Army's
potent punches to the visiting
8Oth Blue Ridge Infantry Di-
vision.
The demonstration was staged
for the Virginia -Maryland-Dis-
trict of Columbia division, which
is concluding its first week Of
summer training at Camp
Pickett.
Today. the Blue Ridgers were
to don their best uniforms for
the annual division parade. On
the reviewing stand with Brig.
Gen. William M. Stokes, jr.,
commander of the 8Oth Division,
will be Brig. Gen. Loyal M.
Haynes. post commander of
Camp Pickett.