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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-09-25

two week period from Oct.
II through Nov.1.
Their equipment is housed
at the Y.M.C.A. and. the two
cars are kept in the garage
of c. c. Williams.
A conversation with any
member of the Crew, win
almost invariably result. in
an enthusiastic TRADE on the
usefulness of the Hunton
Life Saving Crew. But to
those of us who know them
and their fine organization
and it's purposes, there is
little need for trying to sell
themselves to US. We know
their worth, and have the
highest admiration for them.
So few of us, in these, times
of rush and bustlingy feel
that we. have the time or the
inclination to be, a part of
such a worthwhile organiza-
ton. Fewer yet are those of
us who are willing to be SUBJ
ject to, call, for "a hours of
each day, where no financial
gain is to be expected.
To us, the Hunton Life
Saving and First Aid, Crew,
In c., signifies beneficence
without pretentiousness; a
simple yet constant display
of the love of God and an
evidence of an abundance of
a simple faith expressed in
that mastery q u o t a tic n
from the Book of Books,
"For greater love hath no
man than this, that a man
Continued to Page, s.
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TRIBUNE SUBSCRIPTION
CONTEST rErsnss

CONTINUED from page u
most busted our vestsbrag-
gings about him. In an hon.
,esty, we didn't even expect
him to do too much, but he
had the ladies "frishtened,'
for awhile. We are proud
of him, too! s's's
And now, the conte s t
closes, but we hope that
you have gotten as much out
of it as We have. We had
lots Of fun.
B The Editor. staff and con-
testants wish to thank you
fer your splendid support.
Watch for their letters of
thanks TO you in next weeks
issue. Wen be seeing. you
next year, same time, same
place, same station. Bye
now! 49,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-09-25
Roanoke's Life Saving Crow
Continued from page u.

Continued from page II.
a membership of 20 men.
Two are on duty in the
armed forces, but the other
IL are here in Roanoke, on
call for "a hours every day.
These men are dedicated to
the purpose of saving lives,
and it does not matter what
the circumstance or occasion.
All one has to do to get their
services is call the Crew
Life Saving Headquarters by
dialing 6315, any time day or
night; or the Hunton Branch
fY.M.C.A., dial 2-8842. Should
an emergency arise and you
need them in a hurry, just
dial Operator CO., and ask
her to get the Hunton Life
Saving Crew for you. Their
services are available to you
every hour of each day and
there is no charge. These
men are humanitarians in
the truest sense of the word.
Their growth reads like an
"Alger" story. They began
with a First Aid kit, arm
and leg splints. They an
severed calls in their private
cars for over two years.
Through personal efforts of
the members, a trailer was
purchased to transport faci-
lities. This arrangement
we'd unsatisfactory be-
cause the trailer was too
slow for emergencies. They
then purchased an emergen-
cy crew car. This was used
for about two years and
then they purchased their
second crew car. All of
these were obtained through
solicitations and contribu-
tons of the members and in
terested friends.
So effective mas been their
operation, that they are a
part of the official family of
the City of Roanoke. Each
car is equipped with sirens,
proper lighting for emer-
gencies and Police Short
Wave Radio.
Upon examination, the
equipment found was as fol-
lows: Oxygen Tents, Scott
Inhaler, First Aid Poison
and Burn Kits, Leg and Arm
Splints, Ropes, B la n k e t s,
Safety Belts, Hot Water and
Ice Bags, Stretcher, Genera
tor, Flood Lights, Iron Lung,
Boat and Resuscitator.
The Hunton Unit is the
first and only Negro Unit
in the United States. 1t is
incorporated and holds men,
bership in the international
Rescue and First Aid Asso-
citation which will convene
at John Sylvia Hotel, John
son City, Tenn, Oct. $3.50.
Two of it's members, j. M.
Mason and G.. S. Marsch, are
scheduled to attend the CT
william Defense Trai j n g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
KENWOOD AREA
CHINESE MODERN"
62O4 VERNE ST.

OPEN DAILY 1 TO $50
Public reaction has been so .stimulat-
ing that we are keeping this house
open daily this week week You VII .:
skiiifnl blend Of ''Far East culture
and western" design. This big 2.
bedrm. rambler on magnincept LOT
10Ox120, offers unusual INABILITY
ideal for indoor and outdoor enter
tanning. Price, S23,600.
Dir: Out River rd.. 1 blk. past Colds
borough I'd. left on Verne to home
German P. Young, EN-. 2-4513
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
GI-S114 MONTH

Why pay rentF small down pay
thesda; Nd: LII. Rr. NH e. ? Aarss bed
tiv. rm., sep. din. rm., modern kit,
powder rm., den Tor 4th bedrm.D /:
full bsmt. OWNER, DI. 10000. any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
BETHESDA, MD.

See this charming home in beautiful
residential section yet convenient
to everything. 2-storv brick. side
open porch over buiit-in garage.
immaculate throughout. Beautiful
yard. Near Institutes of Health.
Naval Hospital. win meet the ap-
proyal of the most discriminating
buver. Only Sl7,750. terms. HU.
3-3316.
CHAPMAN REALTY RIA. 3-4SS4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

Bethesda Bedrooms
2 bedrooms and one bath down; 2
bedrooms and another full bath or
End. plus lovely daylight basement
$19.450. Call JU. 9-8010. MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT & INSUR-
ANCE CO,
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AGELESS STONE

AGELESS STONE
And mellow brick make this English
ing homes In an outstanding N.
Arlington section. Lovely nv. I'm.
with foyer entr., 4 oversize .bedrms.,
2 baths, kit, de luxe with glass
front cabinets; bsmt.- contains
paneled rec. rm., flrepl., paneled
den and servants quarters with full
bath; the breezeway leads to gear
truly magnificent. See this home
once and buy 1t. Call 9 to Q, IA.
10000.
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HEAVENLY DAYSI 7

HEAVENLY DAYS! F!
What Q buyl A delightful Ayr. -old
brick rambler located In fashionable
liV. rm. with flrepl., din. nook. 8
bedrms. Il paneledD. ia baths,
huge screened porch, garage. bsmt
with maids bath and loads OF space
for rec. rm. Setting on q "a acre
beautifully Handicapped. ALL THIS
CT APPRAISED AT ONLY S23.950
Call now for appt. to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
Bethesda-Greenwich Forest

BetheSda-GreenWlch Forest
Spacious rambler built in 1852 Of
briek-and-stone siding; paneled den
kitchen with dishwasher. disposal,
breakfast alcove. diversified utility nm.
with new clothes washer, dryer and
deep freeze, screened living porch
and patio. lovely lawn. huge
trees. Everything in perfect con-
dition.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
1SIWlISSfEi0CtN BR S[SSKES

AS< ~ - - - - 49,
II you're vALUE-wIsE and SUPER
CAUTIOUS, see at oncel New. care
fully constructed 6-rm. picture win
dow rambler placed back OF shady
stream. Tasteful use Of random
width paneling and co-ordinated
interior colors add character. Cool.
green ceramic bath on LIST a. plus
"a bath in huge SURPRISE BASE
MENT. Extras include disposal,
3S-in. de luxe range. 101a-cu. 1T.
NETS. Upholstered chrome and
leatherette breakfast booth. I'm
believabIe low price, S1S,950. There
a catch!!l Builder wants cash.
Quick deal above $4,000 FLA loan
See immed. Call IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

BETHESDA-$18,9 $50
Six-roon red brick Colonial. slate
roof. screened porch, fenced yard.
nice location: mr.. schools and transp.
DENTIST-DOCTORS
Bethesda-Of1c Residence
Excellent close-in location. on trans;
brick rambler, constructed fof Of
fice and residence. An excellent buy!
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
Oh 0-oo9e. Once Open 0 TO Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
CUTE cHEvERLY BUNGALOW

CUTE CHEVERLY BUNGALOW
GI-Nothing Dn.-$69 Mo.
Includes taxes; brick-frame; plaster
walls; gas a.-c. heat; liv. rm., 2 bed
rms, comb. kit. -din., util. rm., copper
plumb, fan. alum. screens, Venet.
blinds; trees; lot, 60x156. Mr.. Eley.
WA. 7-7425. cox q CO.. 10. S-5837.
Mr.. ANDREWS. CENSUS. BOILING
Just Think! GI-$55 Mo.
fenced lot; new School; clean: Nv
rm., kit, 2 bedrms., bath. PLUS
expand. upstairs. Mr.. Forth, 10.
$500. cox & CO. 10. S-5S37:
$4,000 DOWN
New 3-bedrm. rambler, mr.. Mt
Rainier. Full bsmt., lovely equipped
kitchen. lge. dinette. Only $12,950
Extra fine value. UN. 4-0531; ewes.
AP.. 1852, UN. 4-3371. sun
REALTY, INC. -19
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PTVEPnAT,E
NEAR CHEVERLY
NEW HANDLERS
sUTTLAND AREA
NOCaSh Down

3-bedrm.. brick. semidet.: nv. rm.
chSrse S csli M e Fi fz AZ e'I Loi
OO69 until q pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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RETHESDA-S13. ESQ

A charming white brick 2.bsdrm
With 4 white fence; cony. to NH
elementary and tr high schools; Just
q step on Old Georgetown rd;; par.
S vsiue. vii hi' al cSii OF. 4-so7s. .''
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
nT. Arson 1R
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IN DEMAND

When the family increases your hous-
ing needs do likewise. This most
charming residence on an indescrib-
able shrubbed lot will really take
your heart; 4 REALLY BIG BED
ROOMS. 2 full tile baths, spacious
liv. rm.; din. rm. has latticed win
attrac. screened breeseway. garage.
EXCELLENT VALUE. Step up the
social standing Of the whole family.
Inspection by phoning 8 to 8. IA.
10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
A non I "A HIM Al Glnha Ia 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

PRICE REDUCED
2 bedrms.. den. liv. rm.. firepl,, lge
kit; 2nd fl. dormitory. completely
finished: gear gar; full hsm MIS- gas q
SON. WA. 7-1232, WA. 7-6S03.
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LEAN PURSE?
$3.50 cash will buy o lot Of happi-
ness on this tree-studded lot; 3-yr.-
old rambler; 3 bedrms., A-acre lot;
clean and neat. Assume $1,000 40
loan. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Phone today, IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
FOR THAT RIGHT HOME
Benefit by our KNOWLEDGE Of the
open for public inspection call or
visit our ONCE, open daily and
week ends.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
RETHESDA

Beautiful new 3-bedrm.. brick rambler
with 22-ft. liy. rm;, din: rm.. mod
ern GE kit, through center hall. Va
celicnt value for $2S. 800. Cali JU.
6-4222 8 till 9.
LAWRENCE v. LUTEs CO.
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JUST

3-yrs. old, lust 3-bedrm, brick RAM
bier with full bsmt.. just 1 auto,
washer, just 1 auto. dryer. Just
/ refrg.. Just l deep freeze and gas
range. Just wall-to-wall carpeting
and just S12.S5Ol Low down pay
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gam nOWN
VETERANS AND
NON-VETERANS

All brick: 6 rooms. 8 bedrooms. IN
baths full basement; recreation
To q qualified veteran. have plan
No. 2. where you can OVID 9 one g,
PAYMENT OR ANY SETTLEMENT!
CHARGES: monthly payments will
be less than your present rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

$40. 500 GPs NO SIS DOWN. buys
this 5-rm. semidet. home; full bsmt.,
Conn. ave. estates, BEERS BROS,
till 9. III. R-7611. is
EON-GI-3-bedrm. brick semidet.
bsmt.; $3.50 down. $93.50 mo. total
CLAUDE WOOD. JU. $1,000. til D.
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Continued On Next Passl
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view is a bonus, the house Is . spa;
cious 4-bedrm: brick; fam iI.sd,,s
Stze ~. E m viii, If irepliz t ndd Osmt'
EACTS
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5. q 8. BUILDING CUM.
MODEL HOME: 2721 Heating st. Sc.
MARROW Heights. adjacent Hillcrest
Heights. Md 10. 8-6674. -21
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500 DOWN, VETERANS-Excel: buy
for this charming 2-bedrm. home
with expandable attic, lge: liv. rm.
with flrepl., all-elec. kit. with eating
area, . twin-size bedrms.. beaut:
flowers; only $4,000. Call Mr.,
Dulberger, OIL. 4-0642. CARL M.
FREEMAN REALTY CO. INC. lis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25

firm In the area.
The country's second largest
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25

milling firm, Pillsbury Mills. Is
also the second largest in the
Twin Cities, with sales last year
OF $685., OPS 1875.
Others in the top 10 Twin Cities
manufacturing firms. according 10
their latest annual reports are:
Minnesota Mining and Manu-
featuring Co, St. Paul, with sales
OF S219,9I6,3s3; Archer-Daniels-
Midland Co. Minneapolis, 219, $685.
go; Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
ulator Co, Minneapolis, S2i4,0lS,-
1876; seegar Refrigerator Co., ST.
Paul, S116,74O,0O0; Minneapolis.
Moline Co, Hopkins. sos, 671, 026;
RUSSELL Miller Milling Co, Mime
apolis. S7s.457 .563; Minnesota &
Ontario Paper Co, S67331. 4s9,
and Could National Batteries, ST.
Paul, $50, s54. 903.
Not included In the list are such
large enterprises as Cargill, Inc,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25
ARE YOU READY FOR SUMMERTIME
COMPANY7
By BETTY COOK

Wise homemae decorators that
getting dollar generally means getting the most
important modern trend which encourages
many the home it, Take your spare
which be of the living room you
apartment you're home-owner it be small
That serve many purposes spot
sewing place for the TV set Almost always
it contains davenport or convertible sofa-oed
With very little change, space pinch. provide
hospabIe charm the
1t be done:
aunt arriving soon-or your daughter
though to make this unexpected guest feel want
ed-and comfortable.
Your next step be naturally guest out Of
spare space Then that it will look
special you the bed with spread especially planned to
fit the furnishings Of the room
Actually the bedspread guest i'm
portance the careful attention In the first
purchased busy family should be completely
beautiful possible too The one you
purchase the that blends
best with the other decorations something neutral
tcuary the bedpread Of the family beds &C.
casionally, when company's not there
buying company" spread the things that
likes to dump the contents of his
pockets handbag bed sorting dressing small child is often
done top the bed enages love park on their beds for reading
studying manicurng tbu they wontD
unpack their stcases the bed f doubt this just
watch for it in the movies-they do it all the timeD
The answer to your problems Of washing caring
spread chenille coverlet They to
keep clean and of course need no ironing that
Besides that special laundering combining
the washing and buing steps, MORE minutes
instantly dissovng that bead FORM and
the tufts of the covere
with whitene and the bright background coors
really bright
Washing these tud chenille bedspreads is simple this
first shake dust Now soak suds for
than Is minutes Then water we'll Now
possible white only hot hands
cup bung that tiny
bright beads plus avote synthetic detergent and
conditioner you live a hard water
Put the bedspread in the washer and machine for about 10
the frequent washing KEEP clothes
clothes bedding than to let them
very them cean
wash through wringer
first fold tufts inside Rinse twice until the water is clear Dry
dryer hang coheslne with tufts inside
spread will
their original preness they brush together While still slightly
damp spread drier finish fung
with a soft brush.
SoKeepng mind future welcome guests the spare"
well need tmeand woraving aunder
ing methods, be guided by those tips
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25
RATING THE
r E c O r D S
Ten Years A Best Seller

One Of our contemporaries in
the field OF pop music who has
year after year been turning out
best selling discs, is celebrat-
ing his 10th anniversary by way
Of a l2-inch 16-tune LIP waxing
which will launch his nth year
in the game with a big bang.
That fellow is Nat King" Cole,
who for my money, has never let
his public down when II comes 70
choice OF material. II was in 1913
when Nat leaped 10 national prom
inence for his 'Straighten UP and
Fly Right" waxing, and it has
been repeat performance with
each discing and each year. How
much higher can he go? l would
not be knowing. but one thing is
for sure. with the formula he has
been using, the heights hitherto
not reached can be his.
II is my opinion that Cole will
become an institution like one
other weaver OF pop melodies -
Bing Crosby; and IL you'n take
stock Of the may years that Der
Bingle has been on the scene,
with old and new discs, you can
well understand what I mean.
One side reflects the earlier
Cole, when he was working exciu-
sively with his trio, bass. guitar,
piano-vocaL These are a mixture
OF rhythm. ballad items with one
intrumentai sandwiehed In. Two
OF the items are Mats own com
positions, I'm An Errand Boy For
Rhythm and But All I've Got Is
Ne The instrumental number Is
Peaches. bongo' Afro-Cuban
PAGER. The remainder are Dream
A Little Dram OF Me. There I've
said u Again. Lulu Belle, The
Love Nest and Can't Re- Bother
I'd.
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Soop And Wufer
Not Enough In
Warm Weather

You need more than soap and
water for good grooming when
the weather gets warm, according
to a bulletin issued by the Mime
sofa State Medical association to-
day.
The reason why soap and water
alone won't do the job is because
soap and water won't remove all
OF the bacteria. Remaining bacter-
la resume growth after a short
time; and 1t is the activity of
these bacteria on perspiration
which cause odor troubles at all
times of the year, but especially
in hot weather.
Efficiency of a new soap con-
tanning drug called hexachlorine
or Gil, ATT or K-34 has been
hailed enthusiastically as a de-
odorant, but it's effectiveness is
still in doubt, the doctors say. And
fortunately. most commercial de-
odorants, used in addition to soap
and water are safe both for skin
and clothing, IL properly used.
What these preparations do Is
remain on the skin for hours, or
days, and they inactivate growth
of skin bacteria while they are
there. On the other hand ordinary
soap and water, even doctored up
with antiseptics, will not stop
bacteria activity for more than a
short time.
Children don't need deodorant
preparations because their secre-
tory glands are not yet function
ing, the bulletin points out. Gland
activity is reduced in some older
people, too, and there are some
people at the age of greatest
glandular activity who appear to
have less perspiration troubles
than others. For that reason the
efficiency of ony one cream or To-
ton may not be the same for
everybody who uses it.
Shaving underarm areas makes
any soap. cream or lotion more eff
fectve the bulletin concludes.
Those who wish to try out the de-
odorant soap with hexachlorine
are warned, furthermore, that the
effect, il any, is supposed TO be
cumulative and ii will be destroy
ed II any other preparations are
used.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25

international Milling Co. and F. H.
Peavey x Co, Minneapolis, and
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co, St
Paul.
These are all closely-held com
panies that do not issue public
financial statements but all would
rank in the first 10"
The largest financial firm in the
area is Northwest Incorporation,
which with its affiliates has as
sets Of 1886. 1903, 4s4. Assets Of
First Bank Stock Corp. and af-
hHates total 1884 ,O77, 49I, while
those Of Investors Diversified Ser
vices amount 10 1928. 900, 900.
Among transportation compan-
les with headquarters in the Twin
cities, Great Northern railway. ST.
Paul. is by far the largest from a
revenue standpoint with income Of
S268, 034 ,9S1. Northern Pacific
railway. st. Paul, had revenue Of
Sls1. 174,914. Northwest Airlines,
st. Paul, had income Of $65,140.-
OFT and Is one OF the nations larg-
est passenger carriers.
In the chain and wholesale mer-
chandising field, Gambie-Skogmo,
Minneapolis. heads the list with
sales Of S120.O37.s 800. Red Owl
Stores. Hopkins, also with both
retail and wholesale operations,
had sales Of 1os.7s7, 173. while
Super Valu, Hopkins, formerly
Winston and Newell Co.. with
only n wholesale operation, had
sales Of 74,349,143,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25

would be mighty rough If them
low. easy and no-down payment
boys" tux a notion TO haul off and
collect the dues and the downs all
at once. Such an act would bring
Sam and them back to a clear-cut
recognition Of the fact the Negro
is still Americas marginal man
. the poorest minority group in
the nation with "over-charge"
waiting for him at the seeming
bargain counter and two strikes
already called on him when he
comes up to bat or buy.
Moral: Let's not forget that
we never are but ourselves de-
ceived so let's take bows for
being In n fifteen. billion market,
but let's also take time out to see
what's happening and find out
what page we're on. Looks like
page One TO the Corner
now whatchubet!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25
THE BIG NOISE

And all that's to say is this:
somewhere along the line OF the
new and increasing Negro mar
ket recognition in which sam is
basking. there's going TO have TO
come an awakening Somebody's
going 20 have TO pass the word
that he who oweth is all in the
wrong Debts have so; to be paid
The Negro in the United States is
in danger Of pawning his future
on the instaliment plan with low
down payments,
ANoTHER WIT has said. Pay
what YOU owe. and what you're
worth you'll know" Beale Street
has gnswing fear that things
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- USE WANT ADS 49,
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PATRoNIZE ADVERTISERS -
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DC Ones.
Twin City Firms In
big Business Class
Tribune Writer Shows

BY wicland the Minneapolis Morning TRIBUNE
Although the Twin Cities usually considered a center
OF small diversified industries they have big business
es" too
Minneapolis has three financial institutions with Of
than billion dollars each while manufacturing
company approaching the Notwithstanding sales mark
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No Down PoymenfI
Fifteen Billion Dollar
Negro Consumer Market
Has Producers Interested
No Down PoymenH


Beae Street is seethng segment of the recently reeogniz-
fat and fabulous American Negro market
Increasing numbers of Americas business
ceptng the widely pubczed figure of fifteen billion
market marked ''Sam-nNem."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25

That latter is General Mills,
which last year had sales OF
s4sS, o67,177 to outstrip any other
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Mrs. Fannie Davis,
Leader in Charity

Mrs. Levine Fannie Davis, SO,
for many years active in chari-
table and civic groups, died
Wednesday at her home in Bal
timore.
She was born in Washington
and formefly lived in Chicago.
At one time she operated mems
furnishings store in Baltimore,
Mrs. Davis was founder and
president of the Old Daughters
Of Hannah for Infants anc Or
phans; a leader in the Wo.nen's S
Auxiliary of the Hebrew Home
for the NAged in Baltimore. and
in the Women's Auxiliary Of the
West Baltimore Talmud Torah.
She was one Of the oldest mem
bers of the Eutlaw Place Temple
in Baltimore. For many years she
was active in prisoner-aid pro-
grams. She was a member of
Washington Post No. So. Wom-
ems Auxiliary, Jewish War Vet
Grams and was active in Hsdas-
sab.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
David S. Block. 1928 Military
road NV: a son, Rabbi Daniel
L. Davis. New York, director of
the New Federation Of Reformed
Synogogues; two other daughters
and two other sons in Baltimore
and a brother in Chicago.