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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Real Estate Activity
Exceeds 1853 Marks;
Foreclosures Jump
By Donold B. HodIey


Deed recordings. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia were above q
year ago in both August and
eight months of this year, Hugh
". Gittinger, executive secretary
Of the washington Real Estate
Board. reported yesterday.
August deeds representing
property transfers totaled 1898.
compared with l,l57 in August.
1858.
Eight months deeds totaled
10,746. compared with 1882 q
year earlier and 10,680 in the
same 1852 period.
The number and value OF real
estate trusts or first mortgages
in both August and eight months
were well below q year earlier.
however.
August trusts numbered 1.214
and amounted to $15,294,755.
compared with 1904 for ST.
714,929 in August. 1858. Re-
corded in eight months were
8,843 for $134.640,741, compared
with 10.7l4 for $l38.029,547 a
year earlier.
Foreclosures recorded in Au-
gust totaled 50 VS.. "a in August.
1858. In eight months they to-
tailed 546 VS.. 312 a year earlier.
Honors for Post President
Robert j. Wilson. immediate
past president of the Washing
ton Trade Association Execu-
tives, will be honored at the
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first fall
] u n c h e o n
Wednesday at
the Mayhow-
er Hotel.
He will be
p + e S e n ted
with a scroll
r e v / e W in g
o u t S t anding
a C c o mplish-
ments of his
a d m / n istra-
ton. 1t will be
signed by his
S u c c e s S or,
ur,.n1ann G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

John Cavanaugh of Baltimore.
vice president and treasurer Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

Iau luINIlcOA
m e e t / n'g Of
the Washing
ton S ocie t y
Of Investment
An a lyst S at
the Burlington
Hotel on Tues
day, October 5.
Mr.. Davidow
will disc u SIS
latest Develop
ments and the
outlook for his
company. He
will be accom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

John Cavanaugh of Baltimore.
vice president and treasurer Of
the company.
Tax Institute Arranged
The new internal revenue code
will be analysed and explained
at an institute for practicing
lawyers next Friday and Satur-
day, September l0-ll, at the
Mayflower Hotel.
The institute is sponsored BY
the George Washington Univer-
sity Law School. the American
Law Institute and the American
Bar Association.
Wilson Sporting Goods Co. will
move its Washington branch to a
new building now under con-
struction at 1915 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV. some time this fall. IL
was announced by Nels Kruger
branch manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Committee List Announced

/ 8 5 4 = / 8 5 5
committee APP
p in t m ents
for the chap
ter.
G ha irman
a n d v &c e
chairman Of
t he commit
tees follow:
Education
j o hn H.
TIL o m p S o n,
w a S h i ngton
p er m a n e Mt
Building A S =
r1oio tinn
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Honors for Post President

Robert j. Wilson. immediate
past president of the Washing
ton Trade Association Execu-
tives, will be honored at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

chairman, and Charles Elderkin.
AnacoStia Federal Savings and
Loan Association, vice chairman.
Program and membership
John U. Raymond, Home Fed
eral Savings g. Loan. chairman:
Howard N. Miner, National
Permanent Building, vice chair
man.
Publicity-Hugh Lynch. Per-
petual Building. chairman.
Speech contest-Russell Peters.
Prudential Building, chairman.
By-laws-Samuel w. Fry, jr..
Capital City Savings g. Loan.
chairman.
Budget and audit. William
Blumenauer, Columbia Federal
Savings g. Loan, chairman.
Peoples Drug Sales Lag
Sales of Peoples Drug Stores.
Inc, in August totaled $4,275,-
433, a decrease of 0.8 per cent
from $4,311,010 in August, 1858.
Treasurer H. j. Althouse an
nounced.
Sales for eight months this
year amounted to $34, 786.525, a
decrease of or per cent from
S35. O37. 521 a year earlier.
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Peoples Drug Sales Lag
D. G. Building Behind 1853

District building permits in
eight months this year declined
to $50, 784 ,482, a drop Of 1875 per
cent from a record of $56,364,-
066 for the same 1853 period,
the building inspection Office re-
ported yesterday.
August permits sank to $3,0l2,-
868, a decrease of 10 per cent
from $9,998,32 in August, 1858.
Duvidow First Speaker
Harry M. Davidow, executive
vice president and general man
ager of the Hecht Co. stores OF
this area. will address the first
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Martin, and presented by Maui
rice o. Ryan, vice president Of
the VITAE.
Mr.. Wilson is president Of
the Washington Restaurant AS
ISOLATION and head of the Wash
ington Office of the National
Restaurant Association.
Committee List Announced
William E. Grimm. jr.. presi-
dent Of Washington Chapter.
American Savings g. Loan
Institute, yesterday announced
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Massey Praised
In Colgate Paper

In a recent issue OF the Colgate
Rochester Divinity School Bulle-
tin. tribute was paid to Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr., pastor of Pill
grim Baptist church, w, Central
and Grotto, an alumnus of Col
gate Rochester. Rev Massey was
cited by the editor as a graduate
TO which they point with pride +"
Rev. Massey, who graduated in
the class of 1914 and accepted the
pastorste at Pilgrim following
his commencement, the article
stated, has compiled remark
able record of service and &C
compliShment, These were briefly
accounted and mention was also
made of the fact that, apart from
Rev Massey's excellent record
fer church leadership, he is also
active in community affairs. is in
demand as speaker to college
students, civic groups, and con
ventions related TO social prob
lens, Notable among the achieve
ments cited in this area was Rev.
Massey's leadership OF the recent
campaign for the New Maxfield
School
The Colgate Rochester Divinity
School Bulletin is published hi
monthly by the school, at Roches-
ter, New York Frederick L. Es-
sex Is editor.
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MRS FOREST HILL
RITES ARE HELD

Solemn High Requiem Mass was
said for Mrs. Juanita Hill, wife of
Forest Hill Sr.. 1920 Clinton Av.
at 8 a. m. Thursday, April 20. at
st. Leonard Catholic church by
the pastor. Rev. Frederick A. Ort-
neT
Mrs. Hill died Monday evening
April %. in Minneapolis General
hospital after a short illness. A
native of st. Joseph, Mo, she had
lived In Minneapolis for twelve
years, She was member of st,
Leonard Catholic church and a
member of the Altar and Rosary
Society, Third Order of st. Fran
els.
Surviving are her husband, six
sons, Forrest Jr., Martin, Joseph,
James and David, four daughters.
Mrs. Margaret stephens, Mime
apolis, Mrs. Teresa Blackburn.
Miss Agnes Hin, both of st. Paul,
Miss Mary Frances Hill; mother.
Mrs, Addie German, Troy, Kans..
two brothers, Sylvester Birch.
Columbus, O., Marion Birch, Chi
cago; an aunt, Mrs. Matte
Young Minneapolis and eight
grandchildren.
Recitation of the Rosary was
conducted at 1850 p. m. Wednes-
day at the Richard NJ. Gin Funer-
al Chapel Burial was in Resur-
rection Cemetery.
Mrs. German, mother, came TO
the city during Mrs, HIS illness
and remained Her brothers both
came to the ticy to attend funeral
services,
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interested in the power Of Jesus
Christ, and that in the struggle
between Christianity and Com
munism, peace could be obtain
ed If all nations were brought in
TO the religion of Jesus Christi
Next Sunday, the subject OF
Rev. Sections message will be,
Come To Him" Scripture read
ing, I Peter, 2:ff. At the Vesper
hour from 8 to z, Sunday evening
the Committee on Membership
and Evangelism, presented a pro-
gram, consisting of festival Of
songs. Songs the audience select
ed. II was well attended. II isn't
often a group OF this kind ven
lures into this type Of presenta-
ton. They should be commended
and encouraged. May they keep
up the good work. Come to Border
you are always welcome.
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

BY failing to enter the Easter
week news, the public missed
reading about the wonderful pro-
gram presented by the young Sun
day school students of our church
The title of the drama presented
was THE Broken Seal" The king
portrayed by Mrs. Persons son
was well done and he is to be
praised.
Sunday morning service, April
%, was enjoyed by all. The choir
Gang beautifully. Our pastor, Rev.
]. ]. Jackson, delivered a wonder
full sermon.
BTU at 8 p. m. is getting a bea-
uuful start. Let us all come out
and study together.
The visitor for Sunday morning
service was Mrs. Alnutt of Kansas
City, Mo. a member of Morning
Star Baptist church. We welcome
visitors at all times.
Let us not forget little Miss
Shirley Moore, who is ill., Remem-
Der them in your prayer and of
fering.
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Mothers Day Sunday
A. 81. Paul Church
OF God In Christ

The St Paul Church OF God in
Christ, 10th St and Fourth Az, y.
is sponsoring Mothers Day pro-
gram in honor OF their church
mother, Mrs Eta Smith.
Mrs. Leona II. Bray. noted plan.
list and voice teacher. formerly OF
Columbus, o., now residing In st.
Paul. win be guest speaker
Mrs. Bray, a graduate Of the
music department OF Fisk univer-
sity has travelled in behalf OF the
Church Of God In Christ school
singers OF Lexington. Miss.
You are invited 10 hear this
great woman, Elder J. C. Virgins
Ii the pastor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Behind Closed Doors was the
topic of Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.' s
sermon on Sunday, April rs at the
Morning service. Following the
Organ Call to Prayer. Deacon c.
S. Anderson offered the Morning
Prayer. Music was rendered by
the Senior Choir, and the Gospel
Chorus. Flowers were placed on
the pulpit by the Decoration Com
mittee.
Members were asked to support
the NAACP Membership Cam
paign. II was noted that little Ro-
bert Johnson and little Buster
Tarver are among the members
who are Ill. Robert is confined 70
Ancker Hospital and Buster is at
his home, 603 st. Anthony, Mrs
Estelynne Rodgers, 507 Fuller Av,
is also i'll at Ancker Hospital.
The following registered visitors
were introduced and welcomed
John f. johnson. Columbus, Ohio;
Miss Pima Poffi, st. Paul; Miss
Mary Jezeski, st. Paul; Miss Dor
is Thomas of Mt. Olivet Baptist
church and ]. T. Harris Jr., also OF
st. Paul.
Mrs. Era Morris, formerly OF
Pachoima, Calf, who now re-
sides at 1877 w. Central Avenue
and Howard Gunnels, 757 Fuller
formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, were
united with the church.
Members were reminded that
the fiscal year ends April 80 SC
that envelope giving may be
brought up to date. Also, it was
announced that the next Fellow.
ship Units Drive is set for Sunday
May 16.
On next Sunday Rev. Massey
will speak and the Ordinance OF
Communion will be observed, al
IL a. m. service. At 8 p. m. a
musical play Heaven Bound
will be presented by the Senior
Choir. Mrs. Ruby Brant is the
director. on Friday, May 7, at s
p. m. the Annual Church Business
Meeting viii be held.
Following the Doxology, Dedi-
catory Prayer was said by Trustee
Ramsey Jackson.
At p, m. the Nominating Com
mittee met in the church office
At $3.50 p. m. the Sunday school
and BTU. Quarterly meeting was
held at Mt. Olivet Baptist church
The Earnest Workers sponsored a
Kaffee Klach at the home of Mrs.
Dolly Crushshon, 90 Fuller Ave
nue from 4 to p. m.
The Scout Committee and Boy
Scouts Joint meeting was held in
Fellowship Hall at 6 p. m. At S
p. m. the Missionary Society Ser
vice was held Mrs. Effie Larkins,
program chairman. presided Mrs.
Luella Brown, president of the
Women's Auxiliary, spoke on the
National Baptist Convention Ad-
iourned Session" Following this
service. the closing ceremony of
the Social and Literary Society's
Queen for Day Contest was held.
Winner was Mrs. Lottie Milton,
Mrs. Estella Dorsey placed second
and Mrs. Minnie Robinson. third.
In his remarks, Rev. Massey con-
graduated the group for their
splendid cooperation in this COM
petition.
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Carey Testimonial
Continued from page u

which the honored guest was
treasurer, told of his contribu.
tions to the work of the league
The president OF the Minneapo-
lis NAACP, william f. Cratic,
spoke briefly about Carey's eff
forts In behalf OF NAACP.
Rev NJ. L. Simmons, pastor OF
st. Peters AME church gave the
bcnediction.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Mines. Jessie Shepard, chairman.
Y, Turner, Ruth McQuerry, Gloria
Chambers, Mildred Jordan, Ben
tia Nellie. Thelma Mann, Viola
Howard, II. Darnell. Marie Sydes,
Anna II. Williams and Louise
Hughes,
A distinguished group of citi-
zcns seated in the audience were
introduced by the POSTMASTER. A
mong the group was Kate Neil,
worthy matron of the Minnesota
Order OF Eastern Stars, Il. F.
Henderson, exalted ruler OF Co
pher Lodge No. i05. Judges Paul
Carroll, Levi Hall. Lars Rue,
Henry Thomas, Shelton Granger,
Sam Scheiner, ]. II. Lynn, works
manager, Federal Cartridge OPP
Grated Twin Cities Arsenal, VII.
fred Leland, Clifford Rucker.
George w Robitshek, Thomas
Talley, Frank Smith and Cecil
Taylor.
Members of the Wednesday
Matinee Club, social club. one OF
the co-sponsors, attended as a
group.
Before Mr. Seabron's speech.
the toastmaster suggested that
the audience stands for seventh
inning" stretch. At the close of the
banquet, Mrs. Bessie nirpin, st.
Paul NAACP board member told
n reporter. This was such a
grand occasion. Most OF us felt
Just like we were part OF
happy family, happy over honors
being justly paid TO one OF our
own"
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. John Young, associate min
lister of our church, brought us a
great spiritual and powerful
message taken from the 5th chap
ter of st. Matthews, 5th verse,
and Ephesians 5:21. His theme
was Humble Is the Way" The
Senior Gospel Choir, Musicetts
and Junioretts rendered heartfelt
music. Soul stirring numbers were
given by Miss Grace Harper and
Mr.. Sylvester Carlisle.
United with the church candi-
dates for baptism were Miss Betty
Jackson and Miss Beatrice Jack
son, Christian experience. Mrs.
Katie Young. We welcome you to
the fold.
We were very happy to have
had Deaconess Betty Houston.
Mrs. Rosa Robinson and Mrs.
Marjorie Slayton in worship with
us after their long siege Of illness.
We are praying for all our sick
everywhere, Gods speedy recov-
cry.
Welcome to all our visitors.
Next Sunday there will be baptis-
NAL service. Come fellowship with
us. An invitation is extended to
all--Sarah Benson, reporter.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS

A lovely audience attended Sun
| day school and worship service
Sunday, April rs. Pastor Bolts
sermon was based on Eph, 6;10
and Phil 6;11. Beneral theme was
Put on the Whole Armor of God. "
A wonderful illustration was
brought out, which we enjoyed
very much.
The Gospel Chorus and Junior
| Choir were in charge of music.
Visitors at the morning wor-
ship were Mrs, Corare Bell Harris
Houston, Tex; Thomas Knight.
Kansas City Mo-: Mrs. Bettye
Buchanan, New Light Baptist
church, Detroit, Mich; Earl
Owens, Laverne Williams of Min
neapolis and Mrs. Mable Massey,
New Orleans. La. Mrs. Massey is
the mother-in-law of Mrs. Louise
MCGEE.
Because of the Sunday School
and BTU Convention meeting at
Mt. Ofvet Baptist church, St
Paul, the evening service at Zion
was cancelled As did not get to
the meeting in ST. Paul, cannot
make report, but I'm sure IL was
wonderful.
Sick report: Mr.. Lawrence Nc
Coy in Northwestern hospital is re-
ported in fine condition: Mrs.
Doris Anderson is home from St
Mary's hospital; Deacon Marcus
Harris, 1906 Glenwood Av. suf-
fered a heart attack and is in
General hospital; Rev. f. C. Har-
hospital is not allowed 10 have
ris. l016 Clinton Av.. Fairview
visitors for a while. Those who
wish TO send cards, his room
number is 421, Mrs. Anna Cannon
is still IN Parkview hospital. but
is reported able 70 be up and
around, The superintendent of
Sunday School, Mrs. Cynthia
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Lowman. who was shot last week
200 feet from the doors of the coll
ored hospital by a Negro ex-con-
Wet, was taken II blocks away TO
the Maryland General Hospital
where he was pronounced dead
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Twin City
CAMPHoR CHURCH NEWS

The services last sunday were
excellent throughout the entire
day. The Sunday school, under the
direction of Mr.. Joe Camp and Mr..
James Bradford was quite and in
creasing in attendance. The morn
ing service gave a setting for all
the followed during the day. The
pastor, Rev. Del Pine brought the
message, from the text: John 81
10. Jesus said to Peter: Follow
me-, based on the theme: After
the Resurrection follow Jesus. He
said In part, many Christians to-
day are like the disciples who
walked and talked with their mas
ter. and Immediately after the
Resurrection they went fishing.
He urged upon the audience to
follow Jesus in the study of the
scripture, in good works, fellow
ship and loving deeds one to the
other and community service. II
was a great sermon, inspiring and
uplifting to all We had one ac-
cession, the Rev T. G. Simmons
coming from the CINE church TO
the Methodist church, an ordained
minister, a graduate of Paine Col
lege In Augusta. Ga, and Gam.
mon Theological Seminary, At
lanta, Georgia; then followed the
installation of the officers of the
woman's Society Of Christian SER
vice for the year 1854 and IS, q
very beautiful and impressive
service.
The names are, president, Mrs
Louise Pettiford; first vice presi,
dent, Mrs. Helois Neal, second
vice president, Mrs. Addie Few
Recording secretary, Mrs. Jas
Bradford, treasurer, Mrs. Mablt
Ellis; secretary Of Missionary Ed
ucation, Mrs. Sarah Johnson
Spiritual Life Secretary, Mrs
Julia Lewis, Secretary of Socia
Relations and Local Activities
Mrs. Flossie DelPino, Secretary
State of the Women, Mrs. May
Campbell, Secretary of Student
Work, Mrs. Naoma Bell, Score.
tary of Membership Committee
Mrs. Ducie Neal, Secretary oil
Promotional Work, Mrs. Nadine
Williams, secretary of Good Lit.
erature and Publication. Mrs
Matte Neal. secretary of supplies
Mrs. Odessa Delorney.
AT the o'clock hour a Biblical
Drama was staged in the beauti,
fully decorated Guild room which
was filled to capacity. the drama
was promoted and carried through
successfully under the direction
of Mrs, Dorothy Johnson, who de.
serves much praise for her pa.
tent and persistent efforts in
bringing the program TO the
church and to the community
There will be style show given
by the members of CamphoI
Methodist church Friday evening
May Z the public is invited to at.
tend. Wednesday evening April 2s
the Rev. Del Pine was called 10
Chicago to participate and assist
in an Expansion conference under
the direction of Bishop Matthew
w, Clair, Junior and DIR. S. NJ
Riley, the District Superintend-
ent of the Chicago district. who
viii be in st. Paul the guest of
Camphor Methodist church, Sun
day May 2nd and will preach al
IL o'clock and hold the Fourth
Quarterly Conference after ser
vice.
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Baptist Youth
Group Meets
A. Nj. Olivef

! During Holy Week, Mrs. Mamie
TStle. president OF Zion Baptist
church Senior Missionary Society
and Mrs, Ida Mae Young. assis-
tant counsellor OF the Red Circle
Youth Group. ehareroned twelve
girls TO a quarterly guild meeting
Of the group held at Mt olivet
Baptist church. St Paul
Five Baptist churches repre-
scented at this meeting were Trim
ity, Zion and Temple Baptist
churches of Minneapolis and First
Baptist and Mt, olivet Of ST. Paul.
Programs and projects for the
year Were discussed. Peggy Rron-
son OF Zion Baptist volunteered.
with three other girls 10 help at
the Baptist headquarters In send
ing out current literature.
The aira and purpose Of this
youth group is 10 present pro-
gram that viii help young people
do more constructive work in the
community; TO promote character
building through service and
Christian training and through
this fellowship 10 aid in the
growth and welfare 81 our COM
munity,
Young girls between the ages
Of twelve and eighteen are lnvit-
Ell 10 Join this fellowship group AZ
Zion Baptist church. which meets
every other Saturday afternoon at
5 =. m, at the church. Mrs Lenora
Adair Is counsellor and Mrs Ida
Mae Young is assistant counsellor
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RUCKER TO ADDRESS
DULUTH ROUND TABLE

Duluth. About $50 civic lead
ers OF the city OF Duluth will
gather on Tuesday, May Ith at
the Covenant Club In Duluth for
the annual meeting OF the Duluth
Roundtable, National Conference
VI Christians and Jews.
Clifford T., Rucker Executive
Secretary Of the Minnesota Gov
errors Interraeial Commission
will speak on '"rhe Community
Amid Group Tensions
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Twin City
Church " elps

Westbrook, was back at her post
on Sunday, after having been
taken to General hospital on Eas-
ter Sunday for a short stay. Mrs.
Velma Williams Is in good condi-
ton at Glen Lake Sanitorium.
A meeting of the Proposal Com
mittee will be held May 8, at $3.50
D. m. All members of that COM
mittee are asked to be present.
Mrs. ID. ]. Wade is chairman.
The general meeting of the
Senior Missionary Society will be
held at the home of Mrs. Corrine
Brown, 949 Aldrich Av. N, We'd
nesday, May 5 at p. m. Visitors
are welcome. Mrs. Mamie Lyle is
president.
You are always welcome at
Zion. Mrs. e. Henderson, report
err
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Committee To Study
Stofe Troffie Problems

The American Legion Commit
tee on traffic safety will meet on
Friday, MAY IL at IL noon in the
81. Paul Hotel The meeting is
sponsored by the Ramsey County
Safety Council Executive secre-
tary OF the Council is Homer
Thomas.
The committee viii study a
positive approach 20 the alarm
ing and fast growing traffic prob
lens Governor c. Elmer Ander-
son is honorary chairman,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-30
Mos'eetfs Choral Group
Have Annual Day
Sunduv, Nov 4

The husicetts Choral Group OF
Bethesda Baptist church on their
annual day. Sunday. May 2. win
present the Minneapolis Choral
Union in a special program at
$3.50 p, m. at the church. An
singing groups Of the Union win
participate,
Az the TAO hour, the Musieetts
wiz present another special pro-
gram featuring young artists OF
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TEENAGER ADMITS
BURNING CROSS

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, A IL
ycar-old white youth admitted
last week that he and two i6-year
old accomphccs burned cross on
"a North Side Negro family's lawn
Mr. and Mrs Fred Morse had
moved into their newly purchased
home about a month ago.