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BE AT HOME" FOR CHRISTMAS
Two -bedrm.. modern, brick home,
Just of Franklin ave-. in very de-
sirable Silver Spring location; COM
pletely furn.; $125 month.
Dale Drive Rambler. A beaut. home,
screened porch; garage; deep freeze,
1uto. washer; mod. kit A really liv-
able home, in, the best location in
silver Spring; nicely furn.; S16O
E. r. BLANCHARD. JU. $4,000 TIL 10
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Is Washington's most outstanding CO.
operative apartment building and Is
ideally located where Cleveland Park
meets Chevy Chase. Here you may
enjoy the security of living in a
large apartment house plus the ad-
lower cost than In q private home
Of comparable value.
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NICELY FURN. lg. 6-rm. house near
Catholic University; TV; new neigh
borhood.. LA. 6-4S12.
JUST DECORATED; spotless furnish
1ngS-3 bedrmS.. 2 encl. porcheS
rec: rm.-big living rm..- dining rm
and kit. Rental only S125 mo-
Ideal location for transp. and schools
and stores-617 Hamilton st. NV,
Avail. now. SHANNON q LUCHS
CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
1920 srd ST. N.w.-2-apt. house; l
furn.. 2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit, bath,
refgr,. gas stove; apt. bed. liv.,
din, recreation rms. bath. refgr.,
elec. stove; yard; porch; close to
shopping center, bus.
Ice. .4-BEDRM. BRICK-Oil heat,
full bsmt.. gar Vacant, S130 mo.
1857 Ingleside terrace NV. (nr.
Neyton ST., THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
Sl5 18th St NV, DI. 7-7557.
1913 l. ST. N.E.-White. 2 bedrms.
liv. rm.. kitchen and bath; rear
yard; gas heat. $40. Newly deco
rated. Call Ma $4,000. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC,
ss5-e BEDRMs.; close-in suburbs.
MRS. MURRAY, Ii. 6-661l, 8 to
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THE MENDOZA
1920 Goth ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY OK

At the corner Of goth and Kalorama
I'd. just ] blk. from Conn. ave
l lge. and l small apt. available.
The large apt. has been completely
redecorated. the frs. sanded and the
kitchen beautifully modernized. Also
two bedrms.. den, pantry, din. rm,.
ny: rm. and ent. hall. Price only
800. on very attrac, terms.
The small has living rm., dining rm..
one bedrm.,. kit. and bath, is taste
fully decorated. and is priced at only
$4,000 on reasonable, terms. Be sure
to see these values today. -
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wash. Bldg. Ma. S-9585
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NOW FOR SALE

Is a lovely comfortable apartment
home facing Connecticut avenue,
ing room, solarium. kitchen, two
bedrooms and two baths. Ready
for occupancy IS soon as purchaser S
application is approved by resident
owners This is real good buy for
qualified buyers. Priced to sell at
500. Reasonable terms may be
arranged.
Call WOodley 6-8175
For appointment to inspect and for
further details, call any time.
WILLIAM E. SPICER
Hibbs Bldg. Broker ST. 3-596S
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
TWO 2-bedrm... semidet. houses avail
able now: with bSmt cIesn
nicely furnished; Sl25 mo.
LICARI, KI. 8-71OO
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I1lO CODY DRIVE, Forest Estate,
Silver Spring, Md rms, bath,
gas heat; newly decorated; COW. to
transp., shopping center; rent. Sl05.
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ALL NEW CLEAR THROUGH

1915 Brisbane ST.. Forest Estate--5
rms. and bath, gas heat; avail.
Jan. 18th; rent, SI05. For inspec.
call HOHENSTElN BROS. 652 H
ct n . II r-20On
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308 Mansion DIR.
Alexandria Va

Three bedrooms, liv. rm., din, rm.,
KIT, sun parlor; Lear garage; oil
NV. neat; rms. in bSmt. Inspect
by appointment.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
Rental Dept. 800 F st. NV
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1882 Newton st NE. semidet. brick,
8 rms. oil h.-w.h. conv. schools,
transp. Sl25 per mo. r. G. DUNNE,
HO 2-O1OO
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TOWERS
Offers Choice Rentals
in Duplex Apartments
2 BEDRMS. AND UTIL.
ROOM, $114.5O
2 BEDRMS., AND
BASEMENT, S114.50
3 BEDRMS. AND UTIL.
ROOM, $124.50
CHILDREN WELCOME
Minutes from Pentagon
and Downtown Wash.
Close to parochial and public
schools, shopping and trans
portation.
Open Daily, 9-5 PM,
Sat- Sun, 1906 PM.
DIR: Shirley hwy. to first
intersection past Shirling-
ton shopping center. Turn
right at Alex. sign and left
at green water tower on rt
Z, 2 blocks to apartments
APPLY RES. MANAGER
$50 King St.. Alex. XII. s-o6oC
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36l8 18th st. NE. La. 6-6666

20l4 Jackson st. NE. Det., & rms,
transportation. S95 per mo.
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EFFICIENCY
ONE BEDROOM APT.

In-town loc. in an established. debt.
free bldg. lge. rm., kit, bath, and
ent. hall: for only $4,000 on reaS
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ALI, NEW CLEAR THRo77cu

EXPECT TO LEAVE CITY Dec &,
would like to find desirable tenant
for. my ,attractively furn. 2-bedrm
and bath home; SI25. WA. 1883
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ST. ne. Ii 10000.
ALL NEW CLEAR THROUGH
Ultra-modern. ,1-bedrm., rambler;
daring color scheme, folding doors.
match stick colored bamboo shades.
Winters sun and scenery captured
through large picture windows; gas
h., lge. elec. kit, knotty pine liv..
din. area lge. patio, oak floors; per-
feet for newlyweds, retired cpl. art
lists or authors; near shopping CEN
ter buses, schools, yet secluded; 80
min. to Govt. bldgs. Reasonable
rental S115 a month. Vienna 201:
ULTRAMODERN
Brand-new 2-family brick homes,
featuring 9. twin-size bedrms., Gift.
comb liv. .-din. rIn.. de luxe kit. with
garbage disposal. parquet floors and
Venetian blinds throughout, master
Tv antenna. gas h.-w.h. full bsmt.:
large lot: houses and grounds ;ullS
maintained by owner. Sample furn-
.she6 house tpen daily 9 til 3.
North On Baltimore. blvd. left at
Hot Shoppe in College Park, Md,
continue | blk on Knox rd. TO
houses. RE. 7-2461. 80
ALEXANDRIA AREA
Several 2-bedrm. semidet. houses
available now, from SOS to S1O5;
also one 3-bedrm. det. at S115. All
in good condition.
LICARI, XII. 8-7100
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BEST NV. LOCATION
Beautiful apt. in fine. well-managed
apt. bldg 3 exposures. Magnificent
view. Lge, liv. rm., 21x26 with
Wood-burning trepl. Din. rm.. kit.
pantry, bedrms., :, baths. Very
reasonably priced. Shown bv ap
pointment. Call Mrs. Kraft. DE. =
067l. With RANDALL H. HAGNER
e. CO., DE. 2-3600.
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MICHIGAN PARK-VACANT
1895 EMERSON ST. NE
Nearly new 6-rm. semidet. brick:
bedrms.); S1l5 per month
727 EMERSON ST. NE.
Mod. 5-rm. semidet. brick; bsmt,
gas heat; $50 per month.
PECK CO.
2R12 10Th ST NE Ia RRRRR
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GOLF CLUB MANOR. N. Arlington
3 bedrms.. 2la baths. For .informa-
ton. call Tu. 2-6sSs or ,PRA'
GLENDALE, Mn.-Bunsalow. Three
rms, bath: conv. Also 3-rm. house
in Bowie. WA. 1899 after $50.
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In one of our most economical
buildings. operating cost only S25 a
month incl. gas. elec. and elevator
service. One bedrm.. liv. rm., dining
alcove. kit. and bath; for only
$1,000, on very reas. terms.
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MacARTHUR BLVI

b-rm. home with 2 full baths. in
closed porch. garage. nice wooded
lot; section fine homes. One blk. to
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-30O5. go
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-3 bedrms.
dining rm., liv. rm.. full bSmt, Diet.
gar; 2 yrs. old. Now available;
S135 per mo. Call LA. 6-3725.
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APIS. UNFURN.-vA. Cont.

Washington, D. C.
NDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1858
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Three-bedrm. brick Colonial; IL
baths, full bsmt.. equipped kit; excel.
shopping: $135 mo. HOLLEY-
THOMPSON REALTY, KE. S-5350.
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ARLINGTON. 1921 8. QUEBEC
Sis. Redecorated. Q bedrms.. attic,
bsmt.. fenced yard, open Sat. and
Sun: ! to 5. IA. S-22S9 or JE.
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get. in Huntington, redec. fun
pSmt.; l wk.'s free rent If rented to-
Gay; immed. possession; Just below
AAIsx. AIts. on RI. l; right at Huntington
1ApSs' S Sign 70 1929 Huntington ave.
Ru RR1u open eno sign. r. w. MULLEN.
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MT. PLEASANT--Lovely 7-rm. brick;
dishwasher, garbage disposal. h.-Y.
.fsfGRM heft $1sS aGqsr ne No SoM1SaSS 1S9Ss us
-Conv. bus. school and shop. $125.
8 mos. or 1-yr. lease. JE. 3-1SO3.
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CAPITOL HLL-Lovely little town
1Guse; HS s,6s 6m oe6drms;. bath, mod. Kit: /;
&ME6lGx1TE P5 P6ssEssSIhc;Nknlwse, sSsiEassSh; kl ws,l9S4 nor
have, FIVE 90 homes available in
nearby Va. Move in before Christ
mas. 2 and 3 bedrm. homes. some
new some furn.. 500 to SI8O per
mo- mo CAL today, CALMAR REALTY
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GLASSMANOR, convenient to Boiling
Filed-Brick; 2 bedrms., full bsnlt.,
nice yard; 500. NEWCoMB REAL
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THREE E-BEDROOM BRICK. semidet. !;
Ia baths, finished rec, rm., ground
level with picture window; equipped
kit. with garbage disposal. North
Arl.. excel. location for schools,
shopping and transp.; Sl56 month.
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Call WOodley 6-8175
MOVING PACKING. STORAGE

Hibbs Bldg. Broker ST. 3-596s
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N.W.-Ten rooms. 2
avatory in basement.
rooming house: $50
J. F. SAUL CO., 925
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3-bedrm., 1h-bath,
liv. rm. with flrepl.,
it. with nook. recr.
rage: h,-W.h.: $3.50
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81 a 5UN-o-peurn. brlck duplex
EI-It. liV. rm. and spacious kit !;
year year old. redecorated; $100; avail
1nsnoot Dsg jtmnmediately; excel. location.
1nSSpect sunday. l to or call WA.
7-2944. Directions: Out Columbia
PIKE. left at South Columbus st. to
south George Mason drive, left to
ll14 South Buchanan ~
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BRIGHTwooD DUPLEX, 2nd a.
Slx rms incl. porch. bsmt.; gas
transp.; settled adults only S100i
month. RA 6-25I7. -3a
ALEA. AREA, 10 Minis. Pentaron.
shirley hwy-Brand-new Coloniai'
completion Jan. /. Semidet., liv'
I'm, n,. oIn. rm;, bedrms., full bsmt.
1rIy' lease, SllO mo. DE. 2-7O4S,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

We lay claim TO theological have
noted enough changes this almost
awake the dumb tho someone
whiten the old King James
brethren win be convncngly jim this
divine document
In article caption withdrawing the
Holy Writ" pointed what happened black"
and Ethiopian important places while r do not
startling change which has significance
We all recall the particular stakeholder
used fondy read from the bible
they sat In the such spiritual
encaton they could
The old ante belum minister
OF Cossians and the a2nd
toward the slave loTt
"ServantA obey IN all things your
Black Dispatch
hAvr changed the have also given
another entirely different Including the
word earthly reads the new
version interpret this 10 obey
God any Of their spiritual guides scripture reads
SLAVES oe~y In everything those who earthly
The and identical change Ephesians the 9Th
although scriptures the term
Oh how the old Stakeholder PRIOR Appomatox would
liked Co have had the reads TODAY
Since the ear days % the Republic recognized public
officials servants Of the people very difficult to
fferrnae between kind this
version makes the handy change
and we'll have the Book Of Books placing
human bondage and racial noy RlaCk his
patch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
Peace And Our Economy

Az result Of the peace rumorS, many Americans ap
parsny worrying about what effect peace win have
American economy.
IA u matter of fact the way Americans talk. peace
win cause depression Others however, point that
will DO need for defense spending for years because any
peace this time win simply be only and that
continue to for any eventually No de
PRESTON but the cost Of peace h the temporary lowering of
American standard of living ought be willing
make that sacrifice II II IL necessary As nation, place
high value human life and of would be willing
trade of material wealth boys from being
killed cities destroyed
OF do not hold 10 the theory that the United
States has to have production 10 maintain its present
standard of living that this nation will never be able to
maintain Its position without forever being producing for
Our industrial know how, mechanical genius production
ingenuity the peaeemc world markets well that
should have fear of any permanent recessonsf
have the will and the faith
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

The only attack the Ford Foundations grant Of a
large amount of money to study violations of civil rights the
United States have from the extreme right wnger the
nation.
This motley which usually approaches the fanatcay
faesie IL alarmed that the Ford foundation. with its
huge prestige and plans Of its money
brains to investigate the why's and whcrcores the daily
lation of civil rights in the a. g.
Those interests which crticiEng the grants
gang who cries Red" every individual who does
conform to their of thinking They just bad their
counerparts the radicals who label every guy who doesn't
agree with them as 'reactonary."
The Ford Foundation grant is apt 10 be Of the con
Guiding chapters in the widespread but declining violation Of
civil rights of the racial and religious mnores particular
Its study also might reveal facts that will help the nation
eide just what right and what wrong with our method Of
dealing with unpopular political parties and whether are
violating constitution in hunting down and failing indivd
ual American Communists
This latter situation with its attendant witch hunting and
indiscrmnae smearng has many lovers Of liberty
red about how far the present trend will extend whether
not II will hamper free exchange of ideas which guaran
teed by the American Constitution The only consolation
OF these people get the fact that the American Communist
party really not domestic American party at ALL but
actually agent of foreign nation and indigenous to our
nation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

II costs as much rent to park your
which to i've Sometimes we think Men Fsn cont
think much our ability her In wire Monday morning In
ordered deeon Of paragraph from her column ans
thoroughly she ended the Western Union
My Check On The Way? That Nell
girl! ,,
Young Conversation conferred around
people appreciated getting services for nothing or at
people put higher value on service"
goods for which they had to pay good price
Each cited supported this theory Our
perence publishing Sbantated the point that giving
product have to sell or even giving discounts
not always a good business practice
For years it was practice discounts
since often we gave away our net PronI 10 MAKE ma We
scoed by the recipients who
could afford give them discounts the services were
worth what charging anyway!
check with auditor and dis
the red month after month Came the awakening
policy of charging fair price and giving no dis
counts
During most of the years playing
dacounng something
actions gaining not appreciation
disbelief, distrust and ingrautude.
something for nothing think what they
receive is nothing
We receipt bulletin Negroes States,
ministers and leaders who
have Of from time to time factual information about the
American Negro.
The bulletin No. IIIS of the u Department Of Labor
imagine NOrfOrd that department In Wash
nEOn supply those who the information with
o bulletin.
interesting popu-
showed between 1910 and 1850 Of "A
change
aon shown by state the 1l6 of California Mch
with ITO thirteen
whites
appreciabe change Negro population
Georgia Oklahoma Mississippi
Alabama Kentucky and West Virginia decrease
percentage population NegoAmercans
the only northern where the Negro population
Wisconsin neghborng state showed Of 50
percent
We always get bang of conversing with Edward Ooole
proprietor Of OTooes
problems
his country state city
humor and gives the of being able
occupation neghbohood pharmacist druggist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
Keep Our Powder Dry

The peace offensive by Russia follows the pattern Of the
power politics which the big nations Of the world have utilized
from time mmemoabe The United States has right TO view
the Russian with degree Of suspicion the Reds
exhibited the standards Of conduct such mat
has nation long line Of violations of weaker
tons of broken promises effort repay for Lend
Lease shipments do not recommend the Russians for their in
tsgrity
We think the United States should half way In meet
ing the peace proposals Of the Russians but at the time
ought keep powder dry Past performances of the Com
muh who control Russia do make for optimism One gets
the feeling that Russia for peace II her purpose
better given time by the token gets the feeling
that she Tor IL that her purpose fully In
contrast the United States wArike nation choosing
that only when forced Our people want They do
not Seek ubugate any other reCrae tcther viii
THAT much tannd bc Said Russia IL least the
people who presently govern the Russian people. -
Our doubts fears and suspicious however do not deter
from hoping that Russia latest has with IL sincere de-
sire 10 halt the growth Of the world into huge camp,
the teeth and apparently bent destruction of civil
Eation, we know IL. *
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
Editor Tells
Why He Is Strongly
Against Sales Tax

Contributing Editor. Springfield CSGlnn AdvancePress
introduced in the house 1t has
created quite stir There propaganda Big
Minneapolis outright
edoy but they doing what the
their political reporters and headlines
Minneapolis TRIBUNE three
page past Big
sales bill II passed"
that the bill had Not The S64 question whether
and senate will emphatic
no The St Paul Pioneer Press all out the
personal property
personally n
thinking Of the family eight children
support
exemptions his per
perhaps dollars
thiRg sf the win pay Compare
pays personal property
han ehlaFem, n buys
S5Oo The bigger the family the working
win pay.
THE SALES TAX
He collect
purchase make out slip for every
$500 balanced
his purchases and the time and
collector
keeping with $1,000 to $4,000
gets the neck Those best able already
furnished It's tax marriage which expensive
WHAT WE NEED taxes not taxea Every
department win spend money gets
public booking ways spending public
u they don't have It. they spend
tas Of In all departments,
. ten percent u In
expenses win
win be- worthwhile Of sign
government office than private
taxed cut Of business.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

in Negro welfare
Another individual who should be retired from the state
legislature Senator Milton Lghtner Of the 10th district
ghtner has consistently opposed FEPC since the
introduced For years the minority groups in his district
the Negroes the Catholics and the Jews whom the FEPC
il designed protect have given ghtner good
port the polls However next election these voters should
support candidate other than ghner aud retire him
they did Hill There for the Negro voters Of
st. Paul sticking by Louie" Hill for long because he had
cvinced real interest their welfare excepted only by his
failure support FEPC In the Of Lghtner the record
does that he has had any in them
TO ask them to vote for him
ST. Paul voters and their leaders who growing
baowse every day ought to begin to lay plans
that Lghner defeated In the senatorial election There
Is value in casting ballot for who does
give all American groups chance living at their
highest level OF skill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

Editor Enclosed find check for $500 don't miss
single issue Reading makes slightly homeck the
great Upper Midwest California climate topsand love
especially when read bad cold
there But weather isn't everything takes people make
unity good TO live In and had awful lot good friends
north and have not found down here Pub
fishers Corner only don't be stngy with
editorial on BTr Ruark and his African Safar
comments have heard read about the African situation
been following closely Lot
explode would like the Minneapolis Tribune
down there TO do good reporting
Carl couldn't get a British paAgpOrtI
OF course also like Nell Russell Percy you
To reprint very interesting enjoyable
that would didn't read the Spokesman
Sincerely. w. r. (BnI La PIAnte Grove
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

II In iS2T when John publication OF
Freedoms Journal the first Negro newspaper The
hutton Of Negro that
American freedom Of enterprise and individual initiative
Many people today wondering
spo0s~s the Of FUN Indignation htc
h not working itself out Of place society
Unfortunately the basic needs group which npsIed
Ruas~urm TO became Newspaper publisher
degree stu sSstS Our special mission win
eliminated the double standard Of citizenship from
When that day arrives the Negro publishers
viii Be- the forefront Of thss who cheer
be ready to continue being publishers Of
dstneuOn.-San FrancAscS SUN REPORTER
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

Senator A. ~ Setvold who Ted Tuesdays unsuccessful
fight against FEPC In the Minnesota Senate around for
two weeks buttonhong other Senators and informing them
that Minnesota Negroes against the Employment Merit
bill The Senator told his colleagues that he had been in
formed by prominent Negroes When pressed for the
the Negroes who against the measure Slevod did
deliver single and became angry when Thomas Taey
st. Paul Urban League secretary pressed him for the
and dates.
The only dissatisfaction that Negroes with the pre-.
sent bill is that Is not strong enough This paper dees Set
void to produce Minnesota Negro Of standing and
who against the Of FEPC
IA weak the which the Senate passed Tuesday
Setvold thinks his fellow Senators stupid
think the chief benefcares of such legislation the Minnesota
Negroes against the he's his
In the state senate would indicate Or maybe he's been listening
to Of Otto Christenson pipe dreams the FEPC
Dad paid his the famly's) Christmas bills by February
he could March tax month Let him enjoy Spring in
April for in May, Casters fnery bills win be in his mail box
The fact that the Republicans of Minnesota hard
pressed to find candidate pit against Senator Hubert
H. Humphrey In 1854 is testimonial the fact that he
good senator.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
Remember Senator Milton Ligh,ner

81. Paul Negroes helped retire Representative Louis "
Hill from the legislature last because Of his continued
position TO FEPC In too bad because
other matters Hill real friend to the Negro community
Why he couldn't that the best way friendship for
community to that gets chance work and that
type Of legislation would safeguard and chances
always puzzle TO this newspaper Hill stand against
FEC almost unbelievable in view of his known interest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
IRIS IIKE BELCHTNG IN CHURCH

The national apparently
ley Roberts commission affair
daily papers in this section keep about
Roberts did anything belchnE
didn't hurt him. but got people to looking hmThc
(BOnner sprinKs)
Too people work themselves
Those who want but httleget itItAIy CTcxAs
Some minds like up permanently
set-Exchange
The right of q any organization
important Join (IowM) Chronicle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
JAPAN a AMERICA

So long Japanese American
degree they do today and
there is little government
will change direction sharply But Americans
from they will greater dealing country
where may political
capital to the peope-ChriStian
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
Letters TO The Editor
RFFRfSusIN0 POINT o. VIEW

Editor: have planned TO write for tins TO ten
how much enjoy the paper Your editorials excellent and always
present refreshing point Of
May also how much enjoy Mrs Nell DodsOn RusSeIrs
column Certainly she Ii writer Of unusual ability.
My best wishes youSlnceFely
w. NoFfOrd Minority Groups ConSutant w. Dept
Washington, ID. C, April .. 1883.