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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

COTTAGE, North Beach, Md.-End
cottage, cash sale: 9Th and g.. Gin n
contact JOHN W. or ELSIE NJ. HAIR
PER. 113 Church walk, Falls Church.
sE EaiHi Any SUE BEACH, DEL.-ocesn-
front apis. avail. weeks beg. Aug.
81 and 90; spec. rates after Labor
Day. ia, 9-7514, wk. ends and eyes.
OCEAN BEACH sOUTH-Lot held 2
years; will sell at cost. 10. 7-02l2.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Two lots to-
sether; north end Best cash ofi sr
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Cottages and
apts.. $50 to $50 week. beg. August
2S and 20. Stay until Labor Day. no
extra charge. Call Ocean City
MODEM COTTAGES and apart
Ss5 Week up. GoULD. 5000 Paeif-
ie. wildwood, N. J. Phi. 2-7701.
REHOBOTH BEACH, rent. availab BILE
after Aug. %. New 2-bedrm. apis,
cleo. kit, porch: ocean block. Phone
Rehoboth S-34S2.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 81 panel; equipped; used only
by lur service dept; real buy;
1923. LOGAN (For9 So6 Co. iii
STUDEBAKER 1940 ton. with
Boyertown walk-in body; excellent
motor and tires; new forest green
paint. It's real value for. S495;
low-cost GMAC terms II desired.
SToHLMAN CHEVROLET. $3.50 n
st. NV, AID. 2-16S2. 33rd and ID
SITS. NV. AID. 2-1646. 20
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER.
ME. s-122O; evenings. LA. 6-5l94.
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

PLYMOUTH 80 4-door; Plymouth
body In good cond., and other parts
from same model. JE. 3-0661, JE.
2-2799. ask for MIR. BARTON.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

IMMEDIATELY. Level residential
bldg. lot, 40 to so IT,. frontase in
Alex, Arl. or Fairfax Co. Box
Blk, Star. PA
acreage with water and sewer. Also
for small and large farms. Can use
large or small tract In D. c. Quick
results. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 x
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

CAPE ST. MARYS. Md, Patuxent
River - Front lot. 50x150; good
roads; bargain. DIR. STONE. LII.
2-33SS; Sun, OIL. 6-662S.
HAMILTON ESTATES-Lots, "a acre
and larger; riparian rights; good
beaches; deep-water pier. Terms.
Directions: Out Central ave-. Rte.
214,s through Davidsonville. left on
Riva I'd. at Paurs Restaurant sign
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Lots: high and
dry; near beach; loo529ooiio s sscri ne
CAPE ST. MARYS, Md, Patuxent
Riyer-Front lot, 50x150: good
roads; bargain. DIR. STONE Lo'
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, MD.--3 rms.
scr: porch facing the bay, hmpr9 S.r
nEALE LOT, IOOx31O It.. zoned heavy
commercial. Fronting on heavily
travelled main road In center OF
bargain for quick sale. Terms B. NJ,
ODUM, RE. 1876 or MR.. RICE.
TNfaef EiuaF HT02 -2U
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

SHARE IN FLYING CLUB-Located
Falls Church. Va. Phi. Temple
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LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
for taxes or bills? Do you need
money for home improvements??a
on terms To suit your budeet. Loans
made In D.. c.. Md. and Va. Up
man. WAsHJSN as Loan d
TRUST BLDG. 900 r st. NV.
RIM. 807. Tel, RE. 1885.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME.
8-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5104.
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BoATS tcont.

row BOAT, l4-ft.. $50; JULIA R."
Nd. RN. 5-6i63. 90
CHRIS CRAFT, 12-ft. runabout. 7h-
n 3 81. Mercury motor: reasonable. ~ VA.
FISHING isGHlH PARTIES, Deale, Md. Can
CAPT. ED EDWARDS, UN. 4-42S9.
ea-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT speedboat with
1853 150-h.p. Gray marine engine:
full canvas cover, spotlights. etc.:
seats people in comfort. very fast:
peri, eond. Priced for quick sale at
$3.50. Phone JE. 4-4015. ~
MARTN'a Zoo zoo o ontbosTdd p psssa 80
OUTBoARD MOTOR, "a Eyinrude
tank: used 1 hr.: warranty. $l95.
IN soGSTi l. 1871 feet, Feathercraft.
cover; remote cont; factory trailer;
Hke-new condition. so. 5-9066;
1854 cABALARo .speedliner" and
1854 Mark so, 40;h.p; outboard;
S 81 pS e. best IA SsF W sen II RM
2131 from 8 am. to IL or from 2
lg gTi Z R6fNRB6Ur, 12-h.p. Sea King
and trailer; $3.50 or sold separately.
ss. G' -AaiiIGssTEEL 1859 saiticraft
the 'ns ts De e esas see price, D0ss
500,. is no bargain, but the boat Is
worth the price. See It ct last boat
yard on nm "A st. Sc. extended Or can
JET. AUXILIARY CUTTER. glass
ENCLOSED cabin. 2 sets sails: $3.50
s5-ft. Chris-Craft sedan: new foam
rubber cushions, completely re-
.s-it. 'S chris-craft runabOut,- s ss;ssi;
I sTTEEiELcRAFr WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. s.W.
ST. 3-4145
cRuIsERs FOR RENT = That's
right. After Years we are going
to try renting cruisers again by
sTEEIcRiAFsT WAsH1INGToN CO.
81. 3-41z5 ~ -e2
Labor Day Clearance Sale
NEW AND USED BOATS
AND USED CUPBOARD MOTORS
Aft. Trojan, 13-ft. nodded ply. IL
and IA IT. factory-built boats and
3D. and 8 hip. Wizards. 7h and IA
hip. Eyinrude, 7h KE4 and III
Firestone, 22-h.p. johnson and
others. Motors good condition. viii
demonstrate in our large tank.
5 and TIA and 16 b.p. Mercurys in
stock.
les. Trade-in, terms.
Fishing tackle. bait: blood worms, 59c
doz., shrimp (12 OF. 59c).
BOULEVARD CUPBOARD SALES
1928 Bladensburg rd.. Colmar Manor,
Md. UN. 4-1SSS Il mile past d. C..
line in Md
Open Tues. through Thurs. till 8 pm,
Fri. and Sat. till 10 p.rn., Sun. till 8
pm: closed Monday. 2
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK. N. C.-ocear cot
tages Furn.; avail. Aug. %; reduced
rates after Sept. 4. Cali EN-. 2-69Sl.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent. Avail.
Sun. Aug. 20. Delightfully."- attractive
modernistic 2-bedrm. cottage: 100
It. from ocean. Sundeck. 500 week.
Also additional sep. bedrm. and bath
avail. OF. 4-9627. Ri
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Ocean View Guest House; Boardwalk
and s. Division ST.; rooms $3.50
and So per person. Apts. S65 to
$76 per week. Phone 433-W. --2S
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LOANS Gent. !

1st AND and TRUST LOANS MADE:
J1EEIIaESG1RRsoN Mok kfd I'll T265Aa
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Seahrook Acres
Level. HnMEsITE
A REAL BUY
SHIRLEY HWY.

TBS acres. over 1,O0o-ft. frontage
On s Shirley Urn hwy I snd secssS r %S
BEST OFFER. Must sell, excel. In
vestment. Call OWNER. OIL. 6-6345.
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CRUISERS FOR RENT - That's
right. After years we are going
to try renting cruisers again By
the hour, day or week.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine AYE ST a snai n st. s,W.oo
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AUTos AND TGUcKs FOR HIRE
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK AND DRIVER FOR HIRE for
established trash route, general
hauling and moving; weekdays and
Sundays. WA. 7-4607. ~
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tykne
domota ueo looks but See
ST.
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Don't Miss These
Other Imports!

Scottish All-Woo Misses Sweaters ------- 1898
Swiss Embroidered Hondkerchiefs for Women
3oe to 81
Modeiro Hand embroidered Linen Honkies for
Women 59c to 81
Austron Loce-tr Hondkerehiefs for Women 59e
Irish Linen Hond<erehefs for Men -------- 59c
French Ribbon Royon Satin Scorfs .-------- 81
French Decorated Scorfs in Royon Velvet ---z.98
French Shaped and Frneed Stoes ---- $40 TO SIS
French Lace Exquisite Montillos Z.Z9
French Silk Square Scorfs 2.98
Italian Beaded Glamour Collors 2.98 to 5.98
French Cofskin Luxury Handbags $l4 plus 1929 tox
Persion Jewery in DeIicote CoIors - 81 TO SIS
plus lOoo tax
Somese JewelY in Exotic Motifs ---- 81 to $l4
plus 09o tax
French 8 6ermon kidskin 6 Doeskin Gloves,
s5toS7
Itolion and Swiss Wool Gloves for Women. 81 to 81
japanese Wool Gloves s-------------------- 81
Street Floor Washington. slper Spring and PARKngton
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From, GERM Umy!
FomiIy-Size
Shoe Shine Box
2.o8

OF polished wood, COM
pactly designed with 2
compartments for hold
ing polish. brush, etc.
Rubber foot rest.
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From Germ suny!
Toy MetoI
Sewing Machine
1873

"Jr. Stitcher" to excite
any little girl! Now, she
can make clothes for her
doll. Adjustable stitch.
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From Germ amy!
Bright Wicker
Sewing Baskets
4.o8

Holds all your sewing
needs! Rayon satin lined
In red, blue, green. Easy
carrying handle.
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From Germany!
Manicure
Implements
1.4o

At one low price it's your
choice of nail or cuticle
nippers and cuticle scissor
In several styles.
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From Germany!
chromed Nickel
Sewing Scissors
oQe

Fine quality! Choice Of
r., s., 6" or 7" size.
Bent handle Shears, 1.49
Barber Shears S-------1.4S
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17


tour Of providing Of course your wife has
already done all OF shopping tho family
burdenaden shoppers with every now AND
husband brought along to carry the heavier me
the Tayands where the inevitable sub
present to ask each little tot what they
would Christmas from ole santa's bag
Salvation Armys tnhng out appeals for the shar
ing the less orunaes The stayeyed
young couple who In the mucooed ewey store WINDOWS
wondering wedding plans with the holidays or
not postal which and out of the heavy tare
bugng packages people who are going to be
with small budgets who walk through
looking for bargains often turning with panied
from gifts which their pocket books win not afford
The little girls present list and money held
books wondering their friends the james
and Js gift carefully selected On
are hacne. ~ the various stores where shoppers
to their punished high heeed feet
The merry st. Paul cop Santa Claus
with big booming voice and cheerful smile despite the jay
auto horn ooters Dayons wonderland windows when
special trip Ncolet Av to The crowds In 81 Paus
presided by the president Of the 81
The tired little sasady who refuses to let i'm
patient houghes shoppers her smile The clerks in
just what that man OF yours wants or should nave
The little boy mommy crowded store and
shopper her gift search only
by Seeing the naughty lady whose chauffeur ac
her tour Of the stores and shops keeping
respectable two three PAGES behind her!
The problems pretty cheerful
loaded down with Christmas cards Of
descriptions they can't tell by the
Of them Cab drivers clean up In
this for many shoppers utilize the taxis
the SANITY cys top bankers buying some I'M
mentonaba IN the lingerie section greet
a former subscriber Shea little en-
the roll OF bills from which she extracts
purchase chat and she decides right then and
eight dollars she has owed for three years
quick pen and receipt scribbcd piece OF paper
relieved Well said Merry Christ
mas" with guso
mud keeps back the asmes Of
asies the and
shops them not the
but In the
neghbohood Most OF the
community 'ss o,ss I'M - wv aS ana am ~ ,h
the did not
TO lug home
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
The British Color Problem

beginning year
the other Islands cities like Birmingham
Ipswich Bxon and Lambeth such numbers until the author
titles concerned this
appears be plenty a type
the Indians satisfactory Union officials
them
usually orderly the
there does be enough housing
the British citizens the West Indies this
problem has caused several minor ares and serious out
Indians continue
munies non-white residents before
inclined many n many
cities will Indians looking
for work and the cheapest places that they find living
ters.
They point that the immigrants actually
England a passage which
interest that them
share small together while they trying
in a
Prior this influx coored subjects British citizens
opportunity
estimated that the entire cooed
in Britain did not exceed 10000 early this
their n better life
Caribbean
English 1t will be interesting
Britain win the brand problem that has
N. Y. Amsterdam NEWS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
Pride Of Race

Certain cultured disciples Of Indignation feel that Negroes would
off they forget their racial heritage They their
Negro Sprtuas mentioned They for
and terms all and clubs that will
Identification.
soaed the study
History day a a waste of their time
These neecuals aren't really snobs They victims Of
they stuck with theory They didn't design the
tenn an they part thinking up theory.
believe the superiority everything
taught believe the inferorty
thing non~he And they learned their lessons well
Responsible community leaders would do well
collective thought methods that
mi offset them
Responsible community leaders would well
the this type teaching
the thinking people who exposed it,
when that blessed when will longer be
perpexng like problem it will do
they
should dramatic uphill struggle that their
recognized New Amster
lam
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
Admit Red Chino To UN

Red China should will bitter dose,
take the other and
they domineeng to establish
colored rights which
white will respect
right thinking both the Chinese and ourselves
than by But after what they
experienced thinking that in meet
ing them they itching to fight
States ought understand the Chinese and
their In their country We did
e said Give liberty give death"
insistence having is not justified
dictate the other fellow China
inhabitants Europe s In caves
life is the better to
thinking
having proved that of life so
good should down other peoples hroa Take
this country pledged
inequality We democracy which do not
practice Washington and Atlanta
told the streets of Peiping the next day
Chinese for to wait for them what
establishing demo-
the family the family table There
good he ate with the
others which to learn by experience
that democracy Is beat
depended upon country returning The then
Secretary Of the Treasury faced with the necessity Of deciding when
step taken said the to He
without delay and history he right
China all the of the coored peoples
OF friendly hand
Once the right road
diplomacy which
itself understanding well better talent
products of which
traded other peoples SURPRISES would
famine for millions and bring and prosperity TO
yesterday
today what the British French Germans Italians Dutch and other
unfair when
time to goodwtlL-k. G. Cah
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

Vivian Coby of the DAV Disabled Ameri-
can yerans has Montana he
went the Cincinnati from Bozeman
Montana to veterans semi-monhly newspaper
he had several adJutans
board decided TO nave Coroy take
well the edtorsp of the DV paper
headquarters for 80 years We chat
awhile at the pessuncheon at the famed MIL CITY
Wagon Saturday last
friendly Of most national adutans perhaps
have Minnesota to help dedicate the new
home Of Minneapolis the largest DV
uni membership in the entire UsA
with connected disability
is one of the mems 1t has
membership isn't
large Aduant Corb indicated is grow
ing.
who qualify for membership
should corps claim attorneys
trained protect the claims of
dealings Administration AS
practically DAV chapter in the larger cities
regularly employed to render important service to the
disabled
Adjuant COrbly said there
the section which mails out
which popular all over the
Is Negro disabled vets employed In var
capacities Cincinnati national headquarters
southern Negro veterans originally had
problem afating situation peculiar to the South
petonng the national office instead of
the local and state officials who often were s
pected refusing issue Negroes a charter
state meeting Adjutant Corbly
chapters
public relations chief
table r. D. Red Cramer
Minneapolis officer Ben
the first time youngsh Stuart Lndman
manager wNN-TV commander the Mime
and wide veterans circles for long time Cecr
Newman
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Paging Another Dr.. Bunche!
BY EARL BROWN

White folk regardless wishing
another Ralph Bunche they de-
Negro the white liberals
around
appoint a dog
catcher
doubt, that
appointment especially political
jobs feel that they find with qualifications to
Dr. Bunehes before naming him halfway important post
justify indicates whites
friends of the Negro look all Negroes
the In all
They probably strange
who talents which enable
perform exceleny
permit themselves
DR. Bunche talents which make him superior
Negroes alike
Therefore, Negroes
who completely qualified white
sharing another
Negroes could with another
grabbed in a bag they'd indeed be blessed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
The Truth Hurts

Indians undesandahy did not too much for Carl
articles This Is India published recently In is INSTALL
In Minneapolis Morning the TRB
paper Rowans
what he there There also Indians
approved regretfly
did not dort the poverty misery and plight Of OF that
nations people.
whites
IN That
and writes his
II be about country individual
wrath o many descend hts head
opinions conclusions
but willing
only by wha he actually o
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
BITS OF MIkNESOTA'S HISTORY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
PREPARED by MINNESOTA ms
DUCKS ON THE RIVER

II viii never be known. and il
can never be computed. how
much the presence OF wild game in
Minnesota meant to the develop
ment OF the state.
In the earliest days most Of the
people depended upon game for
their existence. Venison meant the
difference between survival and
starvation. James Goodhue wrote
in the Minnesota Pioneer that the
only meat the capital city OF st.
Paul once had in its markets was
mallard ducks.
With so many rivers and lakes,
wild ducks and geese were the
basis of food for many families
everywhere. Ducks We're plentiful
beyond the imagination Of present
generations They were shot on
their way south in the fall as they
winged north in the spring.
In 1866. Jonathan Carver. in
writing Of his travels in the great
area later to become part OF Min
nesots, told OF the great numbers
Of ducks, He especially liked the
GAL IL DEC 10 inout hbehit n
teal which have always been one
Of the most prolific of the ducks
Matched in Minnesota. Said Carver.
"the teal were perhaps not TO be
equslled for the fairness and deli
eacy of their flesh by any other in
the world" Many Minnesota hunt
ers hold TO the same opinion nearly
two hundred years later.
Game was tame In the earliest
times for birds and beasts had
never seen human beings. However
wild life learned quickly. In 1925
George William Festherstohaugh
an early scientist, noted tina, vas;
numbers OF ducks on the Mime
sofa river. He also recorded that
even the very limited travel OF fur
trade had made the birds wary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
ON THE AIR

Station KUoM, licensed on jan
uary Is. 1922, was the first au-
thorized radio station in Mime
sofa. In fact KUoM is believed
TO be the oldest rsdio-telephone
station that has been
in constant operation since its
establishment. in the United
States.
Scientific work on radio began
at the University Of Minnesota In
1912. In the electrical engineering
building a space enclosed by some
two-by-fours and chicken wire
contained the benches and ma
chimes at which teachers and
pupils worked.
Prior to the first world war a
station transmitting messages by
code was constructed. Throughout
the state there were many listen
ers, primarily young experiment
ers with crystal sets. All amateur
radio brosdcasting was prohibited
during the war. After the war the
work began again. Soon the sta
ton abandoned code and could
transmit the sound Of the voice or
musical instruments. In 1920 a
trsnsri,,er, one kilowstt in power
was erected
The first hrosdcssting OF Min
neso,s football game occurred in
1921. That event was entirely diff
ferent than In these times with ex-
perts telling the story from the
gridiron. A relay OF students rush.
the details Of the game on fast
moving feet from the field 10 the
broadcss;ing station.
In that same year there was
music on the air in Minnesota,
courses in Esperanto and other
languages early newscssts and
weather reports for farmers.
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Darkness Over Dixie

They way fight Negro
insisting keeping the fight for desegraed schools They
warning sheets and try to
dark night The white leaders the community
the the offending
blacklist Once the gets that list
social with the other
Negroes becomes somewhat difficult.
Mississippi the spadework this latest campaign
break conducted Citizens
headed otherwise
white
leader who speaks involving the
compliance noncompliance Supreme
decision finds himself the spot
illustrates the point He can't get credit anywhere
His friends afraid to be with him. All this
by other citizens the
stand the Negroes devotion the class citizenship
should understand that nothing the march the
drive towards first class citizenship nowNew Amsterdam
In humble opinion odme funerals which the heart
strings strictly for the birds-Anoka Union.
year bring reports
that the President will the number that
wil-Anoka Union
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

because they want to
whites in both the south
fight the supremacss are
cooking apply other Americans
In Mississippi a has been
produce loss to the business firms
Mississippi Negroes forced to buy their consumers
IRONY with small business OF that
be the biggest losers II they think more OF
supremacy the Constitution of the u s. then
those who live in the north
the South and the fairmndd whites
disposal to help fight
Negroes into accepting less than
a citizens by the of economic pressures
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17

equally religions Moreover workers
be represented by spokesman Of their choos
members Brotherhood Of Loco
denying this right substantial
This violation legal and human
rights only democracy
Engneen struggled long and
shop help Wagner
withhold
rights they ockery who
fought Wagner meaning Only
victim discriminatory and
philosophy
luton Of this conncl-From Reports
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MinnesOta's Leo Lewis

Paul remains the talked
gaining
cord reported this and other two weeks
AAmeean half back 1883 1854 playing
with small college University city
Dwight Reed amasscd Of o7
gained In college world record
alaround OF this Minnesota
ste acclaimed him
are naturally proud other Mime
soans Marshall High lad viii reach
heights when he Joins professional football ranks
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-17
Mississippi Will Be The Loser

The which a misguided white
southeners the u s
supreme banning public school segregation enforced
are the results O twisted thinking
Negroes state hike mississippi forming AZ per cent of the
population are preparing to combat such program N
,nr atate by making purchases order
nv shpmens II the situation becomes critical for many
Negroes do at rs the Negroes Of other southern states
80 ,n.e an the should formulate their
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Brotherhood: In Title Or In Fact

The Committee Organize Coiored Locomotive Fire
collective bargaining all
However remen its ranks though
speaks their
This iusdconal dispute Usually
away
time conflict organization 10 admit members
principles involved this
Wagner passed apply
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The Real Reason

Braden the Louisville coUR
copy convicted Monday Of "advo
eating son found guilty for than reason by the
Kentucky jury,
They'll hard time convincing far-mlnded person
he sold home he had
awhte neighborood Negro Braden who the
Communist Communist could be forgiven
anything helping decent house decent
nghborhood which punished
the wires,
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It's million dollars you're be
-Aneka Union
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In humble opinion odme which the heart
strings are strictly To- birds-Anoka
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year bring reports
that the President will and
- Union