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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17
NEW WAY TO GET RID OF
SURPLUS MIL K SUPPLY

If pink is your favorite color,
you may be able to drink it in
your milk. This was limited by
Secretary of Agriculture Benson
the other day as one of the
ways of assisting the sad job
done by the dairy people in
keeping down the stock pile of
milk. The Secretary added that
the consumer is buying surplus
products anyway and they
might as we'll be drinking and
eating them.
Experiments are now being
made with colored. favored
milk drinks other than chocolate
and pink was finally decided
upon since pink lemonade was
a circus success. They are also
to push vending machines for
milk drinks along with other
varieties sold in the machines.
From the medical standpoint
FIVE advantages are to be stress
ed in the value of drinking
plenty of milk. They are as fol-
lows: Milk helps you to, sleep
better, By relaxing blood vessels
and aiding circulation; milk
eases nervous tension and con-
tains no drugs which might in
crease nervousness; it also adds
more calcium to the diet there
by eliminating calcium defcien-
cy and weak bones and joints;
milk improves your complexion
and other elements essential to
skin health.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17
Health and Recreation Ass n
Elects Officers Gives Report

The Robbins Health and Re-
creation Committee met March
30th for the election of officers.
It was decided that meetings
be held each End Tuesday of the
month and to asks that all in
terested persons, especially par
ents, to try to attend these
meetings.
Plans for a "Big Tea" are
in the making where all clubs
and interested groups will take
a part and enough money will
be raised to complete the play
ground.
The Robbins Improvement
Club has played a great part in
getting the playground started
SO let's all get in and complete
it.
Report of the treasurer was
made and the books placed on
file for audit.
Bank balance to date $322.61.
Watch for more news about
the Health and Recreation As
sociation in this column.
Officers are: Wallace Fisher,
president; Mrs. lola Littlejohn.
secretary; Mrs. Ruby Stevens,
treasurer. s..ss..-ssa.,4a,.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17
The Jenialettes

The Jenialettes are planning
their Introductory Party to be
held Saturday, April "a, 1854 at
324o Robbins avenue from 900
p. m. until.
Invitations will be sent out
to our progressive clubs and
their friends. Two members of
our club, Mrs. May Lou Allen
and Mrs. Eddie Lou Allen spent
the week end in Cleveland, O.
They report having had won
derful time.
Next meeting will be at the
home of MRS. Daisy Sadl rs,
1924 Robbins avenue on April
10Th, 1854.
All members please be pres
ent and on time.
Address all club communica-
tons to Mrs. Louise Browder,
3246 Robbins avenue.
Florine Davis, President
Katherine Elliott, reporter
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17
In Queen Race

Jocye, the fifth daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. jacques,
1908 Central Park, was born
in Robbins, Illinois. She started
kindergarten at the age of five,
at Lincoln Memorial School,
where she has continued her
studies through the 9th grade.
Her teachers from kindergarten
to her present 9th grade class,
have been Mrs. Ruth Hobson,
Mrs. Hazel Williams (now prin-
cipaD, Mable Matthews (de-
ceased), Anna V. Hensley, Ber-
nice Kelly, Mae Lee Powell,
Beulah Pinkston, F. Ruth Par
ham and Clara F. Lemon.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17
NAACP

Robbins Branch of NAACP
will meet Monday night, April
10Th, 1854 at the Greater Hope
Baptist church at 7:3O P. M.
All members are urged to be
present and on time.
L. Stevens, President
R. O'Neal, Secretary.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17

In the fifth grade Joyce play
ed Elaine" an American girl,
the leading role in the operetta,
Behind the Castle Wall"
In sixth grade was an Indian
Princess named "Silver Dew;
in the operetta, Dawn Boy"
and in the seventh, dancer in
the Harvest Queen" In the
9th grade she played Priscilla"
in the operetta "The Captain of
Plymouth" given in November,
1853.
Joyce was an active member
of the Glee Club in the sixth
and seventh grades.
She is now a member of the
Girls Safety Patrol and serves
as assistant secretary of the Stu
dent Council.
On December 3, 1858, Joyce
was one of the two pupils Sc
lected to represent Lin oil
Memorial School in the Chicago
Daily News Spelling Bee held
i'll Blue Island, Illinois.
Joyce is a member of Greater
Hope Baptist Church and is an
active. member in the Junior
usher board there.
She is a candidate of the 1854
graduating class and has merit
ed the title of Valedictorian of
her class. Her classmates have
selected her as a worthy con-
testant for Queen of 1854.
She will appreciate your votes.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-04-17
AN INVITATION FROM
BETHEL

Bethel A. M. E. Church of
Robbins, Illinois, cordially in
yite you and your friends to
their Third Annual All-States
Tea, Sunday, May End, 1854 at
Lincoln Memorial School FROM
$3.50 until ZOO p. m.
Cornelia Crudup, Chairman
Rev. Geo. N. Davis. Pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

SAD SACK SPECIAL
Near Kew Bridge. older 3-bedrm. CO.
lonial home. on S0x100 It. level,
fenced lot; Ice. front and side porch.
lot of possibilities For those with
Imagination! Price only S14D50.
81 800 down.
POMPONIO REALTY
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
EXCLUSIVE HTLI,ANDAI,T

Owner moving, says make offer or
this 2-Story brick Colonial with
So. 500 LIST trust; situated on a
l35Xl Soft. lot; beautifully land
all directions LIST floor features
center-han entrance, din. rm., liv
rm: with firepl.. all-elec. kit with
dtshwasher. . porches. patio. pan
eled breakfast room, lge. den or
bedrm, half bath; Gear built-in
garage; End floor, 3 bedrms. .
shown by apt. only. Can Nj
Payne, III. 5-5O63. with FREDER-
lex REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-246l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
A DEN

Yes. . Gift. pine-paneled den; o.
IT. liv. nm. din. rm.. lge, kit. and
bath on End floor; full bsnt. and
attached garage. Storm windows
and doors, beautiful yard. Truly q
family home. Very convenient to
schools. shopping and transp. owner
must sell. Asking S22. $50 with
excellent financing. For details, call
LAWRENCE Y Y. LUTEs co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

RIVERDALE. mr.. st. Bernard's-New
master-built 40-ft. rambler. 3 iee.
sedrmS tue s,,s bath big equip oa psd s!teh
mr.. shopping and transp.. only
Sl3.95O, attrac. terms. Call THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-46Q0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
MAJESTIC

$500 wilson Blvd. o to o. ia. 7-Sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
2HOUSES-1 ACRE
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, bedrooms, 2-baths
on md n, living room with flrepl.,
separate dining room. equipped kit.
large screened porch; full basement
with recreation room and fireplace;
workshop, laundry, toilet. outside
entrance; l-car attached garage;
Price. s34'S0o; assume az ist 't trust.
Min, $4,000 cash. For details. call
o. E. LOOMS. Broker. SO. 5-s239.
TOWER HOMES
reasonable offer; chance to assume
cash necessary II preferable.
ARL. BLVD.--True English-style
stone home overlooking the blvd: 5
d down. E: F sTEFFEY Y.'J JE. 4s 5l2H?
BELLEVUE FOREST-NeW split level
4-bedrm.. @l2-bath white brick
rambler. Huge. lot. paneled rec. rm.
tfreplD. attach. gar., porch. A SUI
MT. VERNON MEMORIAL BLVD.
Midway bet. Alex and Mt. Vernon
3-bedrm. white brick rambler. facing
the, blvd; Collingwood area; PA
baths; lge lot: porches. breezeway.
ly lge., carport. lRe. recr. rm.; this
property must be seen to appreciate
Call OWNER for details. so, s-s523
SLATE ROOF. a lifetime Of shelter
din. rm., kit. and a good-siz rear
Enclosed porch. Has full bsmt. and
Is convenient to everything.
block from bus, shopping, etc. Lib
terms. Cali Mr.. Raney, ia. 5-6s00;
eyes, X, ss959s, SHANNON g.
LIv. Inn. din. rm.. den and 1 bedrm.
on end H.; partial bsmt. A darling
$4,000 reasonable cash, payments
less than rent. OWNER. ia. 2-2I66.
BEVERLY HILLS Colon.
ial on overlook dr.-Large living rm.
modern mod Kitchen ssp With breaRfast space
full basement. screened porch; 3 bed
rooms rooms and and bath; Lear rear garage.
Call Q. E. LOOMS. SO. 5-6239. 26'
WOODED ACRE - New, brick and
S wooded fA acPe sit S iarse bsdrmas
2 tile baths. liv.. rm. with stone
nrepl. separate DIN. rm.. ue luxe
equipped kit. fun basement. side
patio with barbecue fireplace. Ex-
cellent offering at lust S27. 800 and
certainly deserves your immediate
inspection. ARTHUR L. WALTERS
CO. IA. 1920: Open eyes,,
2O%. DOWN-Three-yea brick
rambler with full basement in good
central N Arlington area. Huge GE
kit. with dishwasher. DISPOSAL and
separate breakfast nook. Large bed.
rooms tile bath, deep Anchor-fenced
lot. FILA approved at $4,000: Quick
possession. ARTHUR L. WALTERS
\, CO.. SaS "a 7 az 20, open eyes r.
lurbia pike; f1rst-f1oor bedrm. liv.
rm., dining area and kitchen: >
bedrms. and bath up; convenient to
excellent school. shopping and
tranSp. Good investment! 11.500l
81 500 will handle. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., ia. 7-9300 til Q.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
AM OpPORTTTNTTY


CHEVY CHAsE-To close. estate
VACANT. II. HESKETH ST. square
west Of circle, AATTTERlA.C; LIvABL LlE
SOx125. Beaut. grounds. fne shade
and towering trees and shrubbery
HOUSE. stucco. SLATE roof. SPA
CIOUS porches; southern exposure;
all corner rms. LIST FL. living room
21x15. windows 3 sides. large fire-
place. center hall. easy stairs. Law:
ATORY. large din. rm.. kitchen and
pantry. End FL, 8, bedrooms; 9
baths and study. 3rd FL. MAIDS
EXTRA RIM. and storase. FULL
BASEMENT. with maids rm. ard
bath and space for REC. RIM. and
storage. STEAM HEAT, BRYANT
gas boiler HOUSE IN EXCEL. cond
RECENTLY REDECORATED, GA
RAGE, SINGLE. detached, metal.
R PE0sES orFE MI coN Isl Feb A Ait
phone attorney. CO. 5-7s57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
HOUSES SALE-MD. tcont.l
SILVER SPRING

Outstanding value in this beautiful
brick Colonial located in q converl-
lent section Of Silver Spring. walk
ing distance to transp. and school.
Gracious liv. rm. with firepl.,. fam
8 lge. bedrms., 2 full baths. garage,
porch Nicely Handicapped lot 100
It, wide, Price, So5,500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN. VA.

New. almost completed, q
bedroom brick house with full
basement. garage and expand
able attic. large lot. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
HOME AND GARDEN
ONLY $1,000 DOWN

Custom built Just year ago, this
2-bedroom BUNGALOW, is located on
one-half acre of fertile garden land
ga miles from D. c. line, by Indian
24-ft living room and dining area.
Formica covered work area. gas
heat. Convenient monthly terms
Possession with deposit Phone now,
10. 7-9l22 or 10. 1887. until
8 pm.
TIM PPTTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
ASeaItUI .. ~ ", I nv. " "
w. w. LEWIS OFFERS


LANGLEY PARK. 5000 Wildwood dr.
-Beaut. 2-story Diet. brk. Only 3
yrs. old; 9 lge. rms. Ia baths. scr
porch. slate roof. gas &C. heat: ideal
loo. Mr.. = schools, transp. LIST time
offered. S1S.950. Terms. Ewes. RA,
3-6476.
rms. liy. .rm.. firepl.. din. rm., kit,
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; frt. and rear pchs.,
gar. bus at dr.. S13.950. Owner
leaving togn, EYES wa: 71S9ss;
bedrm. brk.; attic, equip. kit. gas
&C. heat; lge, cor. lot. Transp., mr..
U. Of NJ Sl2 500. Assume CT loan,
So. 900 at SOS mo. incl. taxes. ms
Terms. Ewes HA. 2-7070.
BELLEMEADE. 4 mi. D. C.. SO. ,Rt.
5O-Distinctive brk. Cape Cod fea-
turing Ice. rec. rm.. bar. 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. dinette, EQUIP; kit, exp
attic, easy stairway. full bsmt... gas
&C. heat: many extras. Must be
seen to be apprec. HE. $4,000; ewes.
WA. 1889. w. w. LEWIS. Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
$3.50 CASH

WHEATON AREA - 2-bedrm. bunga-
low; cleo. kitchen: full bsmt; large
fenced lot. Near schools and
shopping. Immaculate condition
Total price. $1,000.
GIDEON c. JOHNSON
~ A.F0I- OK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24

CT SPECIAL
81 900 dn.. bal. in 3O-yr. loan.
Sparkling Cape Cod: . bedrms.
down; expansible end A.; equip. kit
Diet. garage; big wooded lot. Close
in Falls Church loo. On q quiet
dead-end street. S11.950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
S750 CASH

LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
2-story semidetached home on well
situated corner lot in Wheaton: 8
rooms and bath. full bsmt. with out
si0.950. Ewes. and week ends, 10.
Attn.
PHILL1Ps. CANDY l. FULLER. INC.
ST. 3-2400 l012 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
MELLOWED
SPRING GLORY

Is planted all around this attrac.
on a big corner lot. Beaut. dec
throughout: firepl. in liv. rm, sep
din. I'M. huge kit. rec. rm. in bsmt..
3 big bedrms.. tile bath; excel. resi-
Dental section. Cow. to everything
dead end street. $1S.500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-24
TEMPLE HILLS
SPACIOUS RAMBLER
/!
PAMPT .EPSI

SOUTHEAST SUBURBAN AREA.
HEIGHTS-Beautif new
2 and 8 bedrm. brick ramblers full
bsmts., paved streets and sewers.
Only u mile from d. c. line:
S15.500 to S16.95O.
TEMPLE HILLS-Spacious 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt., full
din. rm.. very lge. luxury kit. and
wonderful closet space. A beauty;
DISTRICT HTS. AREA - Custom
built new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with every desirable feature in
beautiful Berkshire. Only $17.950.
THE VERY BEST!
FORESTVILLE-New Cape Cod brick.
with expansible attic; deep lot; fine
neighborhood. Only $14.950.
large rambler-type 2-story brick
home; 3 twin-sized bedrms.. full
dining rm.. huge cleo. kit, bsmt..
att. garage; corner lot; strikingly
Leautiful home and marvellous value
at only S20,25O.
EXCELLENT FINANCING ON ALL
THFSE HOMES. For further infor-
nation, call CO. 5-83S2. Sun. and
eyes, MA. S-a797 daily.
Capitol View Realty Co.
Realtors. 925 N. Y. Ave. NV.
, 1954-05-06
Mrs. Foith PresbY.
WeiisFEnoWn Resident
Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Faith Presby, we'll
known resident of Christian
sted, passed away suddenly in
Charles HARDWOOD Memorial
Hospital at ITO this morning.
She had taken i'll the night be-
fore and was rushed to the
Hospital yesterday at about
2 o'clock.
The sudden death of Mrs.
Presby left her husband, Ed
ward, stunned. The couple
were inseparable. and known
affectionately to their many
friends as Faith & Ed. They
were among the first continen
tai Americans to take up per-
manent residence in st. Croix,
an d established a business
known as @Stateside Snecial-
ties.
The Presbys won the affec-
ton of the natives because
since their arrival they remain
ed the same. Not long ago
she told a friend that while
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, 1954-05-06
On Sunday, May 9, 1854
Continued on page a
Porents Heulth Org.
Mothers
Progrom

The Parents Health Organi-
zation, through its special
committee, has decided to
postpone its Mothers Day
program until next Sunday.
The committee thought that
this was necessary in view of
the several excellent pro-
grams scheduled for the same
day. Postponement will per
NIT many persons to attend
the ceremony to be held at
the Lutheran Parish Hall in
Christiansted.
, 1954-05-06
Nurses to Celebrute
.BirthduY Of Florence
Nightingale MuY II

The Nurses Of st. Croix will
join Nurses all over the world.
in celebrating the birthday of
Florence Nightingale, the
founder of modern nursing,
May 18th.
Known throughout the Unit
ed States of America as Nat
ional Hospital Day, the occa-
sion in ST. Croix will be mark
ed by two events.
, 1954-05-06
HOUSE COMMITTEE
VOTES FAVORABLY
ON ORGANIC ACT
SALARY SET
AT $500 PER N 4

AT S600 PER ANNUM 4
The House Committee on
Interior and Insular Affairs
voted on May 18th to favorably
report HR 5181, a bill to re-
wise the Organic Act of the
Virgin Islands To the House
Of Representatives.
The bill as reported pro-
vides that there shall be no
property, language or income
qualification imposed upon
any voter, and that the legis-
lature shall be composed of IL
senators, two from st. Tho
mas, two from st. Croix, one
from st. John and six elected
at large.
Each qualified elector shall
be entitled to vote for four of
the candidates at large; the
salaries of the senators shall
be $4,000 per year and the
term of office shall be for two
years; the regular session
shall be limited to so consecu-
tive calendar days; the Gov
ernor may call special sessions
the aggregate not to exceed
80 calendar days.
The Secretary Of the Inter
ior shall appoint a Govern
ment Comptroller who shall
receive $12, 800 per annum &
who shall hold office for a
term of ten years; Internal
Revenue taxes shall be return
ed on a matching basis, dollar
for dollar, equal to the amount
Of total revenue collected by
the Virgin Islands, in addition
one million dollars of internal
revenue taxes shall be return
ed for a period Of two years
Fhhiie Ehl may may be expended expended fer
emergency purposes and es-
sential public works; and the
bill authorizes the importa-
ton of cattle and poultry
from the British Virgin Is
lands.
The bill provides for mater
, 1954-05-06
Two Men Escape
Serious Injury When
Cor 0verturns on Fill

Two young men, Leroy
Woodrup and Isidro Benia-
min. escaped serious injury
when the car in which they
driving overturned while go
ing down La RENE Hill. The
driver, Woodrup, was treated
for cuts on the left hand and
wrist; Benjamin was cut on
the left ear.
According to the story told
Police, the two were on their
way to Frederiksted in the
evening when they passed a
truck loaded with sugarcane;
half Of the car passed on the
soft shoulders Of the highway
until he thought he was suf-
ficiently clear of the truck
when he turned to get back
on the hard surface the front
wheel hit a rut, causing the
car to sway after which he
lost control.
, 1954-05-06
-isAt2
Lundmurks League 10
Hold Open Meeting
TuesdGY. May 18th

The St. cr6lx Landmarks
League will 9dholdosaneQpen
meeting on Tuesday evening,
May IL, at sR!oGeraftRs Hall
in Frederiksted. His Excel
lency Archie Alexander will
be present, i was announced.
"A special program has been
ARRANGED for the occasion &
will include a talk by William
&. Thayer, IT,, On Airfs and
Accomplishments of the
League',mgEaan Mc4Fanane
will show some slides and
4 talk Nosbaydb On ST. Croix".
Thomas, well known
pianist will play several num-
'bers.
!efB2 ysl9 -,
Attorney r. Il. Leader VIII
preside.
ivf1a es14-y11oW zo.aM
, 1954-05-06
Governor Alexander
Arrives on First Visit
Since I~nuuqurul

Governor Alexander arrived
inst. Croix this morning by
the first Caribair plane. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Al
exander and his two s~istsers,
II was th second visit to
Croix since their arrival in
the Virgin Islands.
The Governor and his party
were met by Administrator
D. C. Canegata.
Other arrivals include Roy
Bornn, Superintendent q So
cial Welfare; DR.. Roy Anduze,
Commissioner Of Health for
the Virgin Islands; Col. Christ
mas, Deputy Director & Sc
1ective. Service Dr. Saunders
of the U. S. ~Publte4Heaath &
Hugh Smith. n
IQt2
, 1954-05-06

Lighter fabrics IN mems shirts
will keep Dad calm, cool and coli
Iected this summer, according 70
the Arrow Fashion Clinic. This
lightweight lenO, q new fabric
woven with small subdued squares,
IS one OF the new shirts now con-
sidered correct for business as
wei % social occasions.
, 1954-05-06

ial changes in the executive
or 3GdiciaF Yaaukhe9IoE the
government. s 70 a. enodq
Il Tia Is antti Rsai5p5aat6estdilzffRRat the
House Of Representatives will
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
future.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
FIRST TO SEE ORE

The new frontier. represented
by the territory and state Of Min
nesots, presented need and oppor-
tunities for scientific and geolo-
gical exploration.
Many OF the early explorers
made maps, now so interesting be-
cause of their striking differences
with later facts OF land and rivers.
One OF the first OF the more
careful studies Of the area was
made by C. X. Warren nearly a
hundred years ago, He made a
special study OF the Minnesota
river. II was his belief that the
whole Minnesota valley was once
the course OF a great river which
drained the valley of Lake Winni-
Peg. Those were in the ages when
Lake Winnipeg may have been
larger than Lake Superior, This
great lake sent Its waters south
ward through the Minnesota val
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29

ley TO the Mississippi They
mingled with salt water, accord
ing to the Warren theory. at about
where St Louis is now found.
These theories created much dis
cussion and were not wholly &C
cepted, a hundred years ago.
The best effort at geological
study Of the area was the report
OF ID, d. Owen which covered the
states Of Wisconsin. Iowa and
Minnesota as they were found in
1850.
]. G. Norwood was an assistant
TO Mr.. Owen on this great study.
His report, which covered much OF
northern and eastern Minnesota
and the northwest shore OF Lake
Superior. has been recognized for
its excellence.
Mr.. Norwood was the first &C
cording to the later state geolo.
gist, n. II. winchen, 10 point out
the existence of iron ore in Min
nesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
NEGRo's RIGHTS EvALrArnD

To The Commercial- Appeal.
lately Supreme decision out.
segregation nothing
himself rights Negro
problem simple Simply rights privileges 20
entitled under
thing nothing you give him any
that protected trying gain rights and
privileges
especially Mississippi Tor years been guilty
holding back the their
handling
privileges
the whites give
As long this practice continues the hang
when world
about their handling OF the minority question.
For nothing done the recufy
mistakes Of problem
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
Why Not Hostile?

There great deal OF merit in the Chief
William penman of the Court the Ninth
President Eisenhower
the Supreme Court made by the death
son..
tngushed record both
Court Of Appeals
BY temperament and training Judge HASTE
and his appointment
that the travelling completely
cratic OF life Judge Denmsn admirably
qualifications
seriously by the observation-disclosures EAGLE
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-29
CRY ASSESSORS Low PAY CHARGED

Editor In the interest of and fair play Mr. Editor
the refer to the plight Disseminated
Of city employees the approximately so Deputy City Assessors
At Fridays meeting city "a nogaphers the
and police voted Is
June 1.
Recently hundreds other employees received hikes
all the the SIS
ss5 hour Ss32s All these
actively schedules far back Jan instances and all
bring added fringe benefits such
The City Assessor boosted 1864
two assistants to 1910 and is
$500 per month
The Deputy City Assessors the Field called paid
s57 hour to start and they survive three
hour These required
special training to fit them for the of evauang
mdse stock factory equipment machinery
tail and meat stocks and all kinds
We unable to understand why the Deputy City Assessors
working short assignments by Civil Service
property for taxes to bring the
and city costs operating have date denied
whatsoever
We make objection
living but those who pick beer the
and rake leaves at 81 hour themselves telling
city that they per 49,
Truman T. Person Deputy City Assessor October TO- 1854