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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. Univ. PARK. SEA, ,95O-Large
center-hall brick Colonial on Q beau
tiful street; 3 bedrms. and 2 tile
baths on End a.; rec. rm., garage,
screened porch. slate roof, dish
washer: newly decorated and clean
large attic exhaust fan; convenient
for st. AIMS. Immaculate, Wilson,
Friends. Sears Roebuck. FRANK 81
PHILLIPS DI. 7-1411; eves.. OIL.
BRiGaaaTTwoeD. OPP. Coolidge High
baths. knotty-pine rec. rm.. porch,
spSaoc' sSo sit.; tsait.;sggsarko6S reduced !p from $21:-
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-i1OS
c%E1yp III W. ca2sR, ai2sa4 81 ttll covn.r p ,.t,r.
ing, offers for first time attractive
2Stery and bsmt. corner brick
dwelling; center entrance hall, lge
liv. rm. with fireplace and screened
Nv; porch. din. rm.. kit, small den
bedrms.: 2 baths. 2 finished attic
toilet, oil hot-water heat, Diet. ga.
rage. Possession. GEORGE /. BoR-
GER, INC, 643 Indiana ave, NV.
Na1o "a; s-0S6o. EN-. 2-S67s. Wo: 8.
CHEyY CHASE. D. ca very T1S lovely
trsnsferSed. ThrousS" S"asn entr Is hsiI. ipeine di.
sscsi efidc%s eond 4DsssS' sS6 i, sSE% sSE.d
Can I;EdgM + GERBER REALTY aIIfS
capvY Gp,; EHi GHas9' H2asseoq b until g Pm; .
hath 1st bE,ss Fse G0lOnial Co ii 5s,s LaEss der q
] blk. to transp. Excel. financing
Call Mrs. Ramsey, IA. S-IS66
WALKER H. DUNLOP, INC, Real.
tors. Uptown once, EN-. 2-6715.
CHJLLUM AREA, xsHO DN.. buys thi,
5-rm. brick semidet. home; full
SIT ST. $50 50 oE r. best efIer. BEERS BROS
CLEVELAND PARK-For the adult
family DELIGHTFULLY."- redone; bed
kitchen. etc.: semidetsched. a very very
eau LEGUM = GERBER REALTY
co. EN-. $4,000 till 8 pm.
GLOVER PARK-Newiy dec, end row
house; 5 bedrms., 3 baths. Nv. rm.,
and bath: a real buy. $23. $50. c.
NV. EN-. s-44S0. ~
GI9vEE Sv1I PA! RARKs@Shesrtul 80 e-Em and and
5fi soaN H. HssRMilPy Mg griisd Ss ks.o!s e s1sfS22 M2
S-SS5555; eyes,. Mrs. shipman. EN-.
JREFIf1ESRs;soN ST. NV. Just Of Ua deor-
gia eve..Brick. 6 rms: and bath.
siassed,in sL p"rsnes. Full bsmt:, new
ss saved dioshsSe ssS I ssiP pEiss Essa fsIsss
Owner will take as little as ST, 500
down. Cau Mr.: Ransom, ST. $1,000
or EN-. 2-S922. JAMES L. DIXON
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES AREA
This fine brk. Colonial home is in
practically new-house cond.; stu
ated In = fine residential area close
to 18th ST.. schools and Rock Greek
Park. A beaut. garden has magnifi-
fsTr.cs cent shade ds.,E tres vide SSsstOne
look over the countryside. Center
hall. lge. liv. rm.., paneled library
with powder rm., din. rm. and kit.
9n Gms lss and a. sps Baths g. sss as spacious s astr
finished and at present is q nice
oil h.-w.h: and Pear garage.
PLEASE as. call 1NEz cQssIH1ARD. EN-
huge an-electric kit; 5 lovely bed
rms. 2 tiled baths; beautiful out
of-ground recr. rm.: fine controlled
location near Foxhall rd.. just q few
p1in%ts: TRnMK srO% pzgYPs GGTPsCWnir $35 959
JUST OFF CHEvY CHASE CIRCLE
Perfect home for q settled family;
It. can be purchased for approx.
$4,000 on terms Of $500 cash
and bal. in /. trust Of $3.50. per mo.
Colonial brick; rooms huge u.
bedrooms. 2 baths; 2-car garage.
Call Mr.. Chambers. 10. 5-06S5.
THOs. ]. FISHER CO.. INC, D1.
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COLORED-NEAR CAPITOL VIEW
Semidet:. modern brick; rms, full
bSmt., bath and shower. Venetian
blinds. auto. gas heat. storm vim
dows and screens. Unfurn. Front
yard, Ice. rear y"rd. Desirable for
FAMILY or 2 couples. Vacant May IL.
S9h mo, CHERRY'S REAL ESTATE
COLORED-3I5 SEATON PL. NE
rms; h.-w.h.; Ia baths; porch:
full bsmt. DI. 7-5414. EN-. 3-079S.
C0LORED-617 L ST. N.w.-s rms.
RAYMOND 3. RuPPERT. 1017 Sth
81 6i,6kEnSsyTIie G;Ej ST 2-$4sS1 &s$MSNr Ct WI w
6-rm. house, ami. Very low rent,
only $50 mo. RA. 6-11O1. RE.
COLORED-5 RMS. (bunealoW1. all
modern improve. $500 Gault pl. n e.,
block from bus stop $65 mo. ROBT.
L. EVANS. MA. S-9361. 13s
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Our company specializes in rentals
and can Introduce you to 90 or sc
Homes of all types from cottages to
estates; priced from S75 to $3.50.
View the properties we have selected
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
l13 w. Broad st.. Falls Church. va.
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&C. o.opERATIVE APIS. SALE

CAPITOL HILL desirable 6-rm
spts reas. priced. to qualified Dur.
chaser Apt 33 1913 c st. ne. Il
3-BEDRM.. beautiful location: bus 81
door; easy terms. Phone LU. 1-O566
MAXIMUM SPACE ir an elevator
switchboard bldg. at minimum cost
Center-hall plan with 3 bedrmS.
22-ft. liv: rm., full-sized dining rm.
Kit. and bath. Three exposures: re-
decorated; close-in location Price
only S13.500. Please call Mr.. Gavin
with H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. g.
UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS front corner
apt. with foyer. imposing liv. rm
With fireplace. full-siZed dining rm.
immense bedrm., modern kit ano
bath: vacant; redecorated. Highly
desirable bldg. with excellent close
q location and roof deck. Price
S13.5O0, liberal terms Please cal
Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. 3-33QO: res. AID. 2-5004.
TRULY A BARGAIN-Foyer. nv. rm.
bedrm., kit. and bath; completely
redecorated Elevator building over
looking Rock Creek Park and clost
to extensive shopping and trans.
portation. Price only $1,000. terms
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. @
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; res. AID
c-5004.
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ENGI,ISH COLONIAL.

ENGLESH COLONIAL
Splendid 3:bedrm. brick on quiet
complete playground areas. Lge. liy,
rm.. flrepl.: sep. din. rm., complete
mod. kit, master bedrm., pvt. bath,
rec. rm., firepl. and "a bath. Det.
garage.
TAKOMA> PARK, D. C.
If you are looking. for. quality and
sep. din. rm.. beautiful stone iirepi.,
full bsmt., patio, fenced lot. 1 blk.
to main shopping center. l-fare
transp. BROWN AGENCY. JU. g.
3444: III Q-34Q7 till q n m ia
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NOTICE: That X. q p. INC, de-
velopers Of Rolling Acres and build
the. Metropolitan Area now extend
their cooperative bldg. plan to
the public. This plan permits GUS
tom-built homes on individual lots
at group development cost. Week
days. DU. .7-347S; ewes. and Sun,
JU. 9-55S4. Ia
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RRAND-NEW
SAVE TIME

6641 23rd ave-, West Hyattsville. Md
New. semidet. rambler; 3 bedrms.,
gas heat; lovely lot; S135 mo. UN
4-3500, 10. 3-5624. liz
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MT. PLEASANT
$1,000 ASH
SPRING VALLEY

Lovely 6-room. 4-bath au-
thentic Williamsburg Colonial
In the heart Of spring Valley.
Bedroom and bath on 1st floor.
maenifieent 115x125 lot with
o profusion Of flowers and ter
race at rear. Askin9 $50. 500.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.
ealtor. Ma. S-25
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KENSINQTON

Z BEDRMs.. DRESSING RM.
ONLY Sl6,460
No 0own payment, 30-yr. OF loans:
S1O4 per mo incl. taxes and insur.
anSe. Live In beautiful Rock Creek
Pansades. sTANDARD PROPERTtE.
Lo. o-44s4' Sales jU. 9-3666.
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KENSINGTON ESTATES
PRICED LOW FOR CASH

S14,500 $4,000 lst TRUST
Attractive brick home in beautiful
lGe. level lot and consisting Of liv-
ing room. dining room, Q bedrms.,
tiled bath and u'tramodern kitchen
with de luxe range; large refrisera.
pletely heated and insulated, full
basement gas &C. heat: 2 blocks
from, school Don't fail to see this
excellent buy to-day. Call Mr. Mott
EX. 3-24S0 or AID. 2-65d6.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors. 1lls 18th ct. NV.
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COLORED-RIVER TERRACE - AS.
sumo GI "a trust. 314 34th pl. n n.e
Six rms. full bsmt.. recr. rm.
screened porch; $3.50 down, monthly
payments like rent. DEMATATIS
IJA Realty CO.. ST. 3-s561 or RA; g.
COLORED BRICK BUNGALOW
Ideal ne. location. Modern, up-to.
date. clean as pin. Venetian
blinds, nice. level let, gas heat
finished rms. upstairs. To see thi.
is to buy 1t. Call Mr.. Penland, ST
3-736S. Ewes. LU. 2-7612 till II
pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. -13
COLORED-1432 LAWRENCE ST
NE $3.50 down; det. on lot 5O1
1875; z lge rms; gear det. garage;
full bsmt.. oil hot-water heat: re.
duced for quick sale.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY CO.
ST. 3-4415. HO. 2-7S2r
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I. Broad st.. Falls Church
SITS TO Sis

Yesl We have . large selection Of
and 8 bedroom homes in Rockville.
Only 10 minutes from Bethesda and
Silver Spring. 8 months to 2 year
leases. SAMUEL Z. SOGLEY. INC,
4-OO3O. Ia
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ROOMING HOUSE

4CO0411N6 11OO6G
~ rooms, ga baths. ip the best
ness and bldg. $17. 900. Easy terms.
AID. 2-0742. ia. 9-7840. -13
MOTELS. FOR SALE
ON ALL NATIONAL HWYS.
Advice and consultation BY exclusive
full.time motel and travel specialist.
qualified to make recommendations
on best buys In motels and. sites to
small investments.
JOE II. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EN-. 3-1220, DAY OR NIGHT
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GUN FACTORY

$4,000. TERMS
Neat 6-rm. home. blks. from Naval
Gun Factory, conv. to everything
VIII consider cash offer. It's q
bargain. must be seen to be appre-
ciated. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO..
Ii. $4,000. -12
COLORED = 1851 INDEPENDENCE
Colonial. Spotless condition; s large
handsome rooms, 2 rear porches: full
bsmt.: 2-car Diet. brick garage: nice
ELLIS Kossow REALTY co.
ST. 3-4415 HO. 2-7S27
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THREE ,sili) BEDROOMS

" o&2 i xx10-04OO
ynS Sape Feom God pedroo oo and SsfS
on first floor: 2 bedrooms and bath
on second floor: full English base
ment. fenced yard: | block from
Lee highway and Falls Church
stores: available now.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
lis W. Broad St.. Falls Church. Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED

5000 block 4th st. n.w.-Attrac. Co
lonial brick: 8 lge. rms, rec. rm.
! "a baths. gas h.-w.h., gar; priced
to sell.
700 block Of Gallatin st. n.w.-Attrac
semidet. Colonial brick; z rms,
bath; full bsmt.;, gas h.-w.h.; deer
lot: priced to sell.
ARAGON REALTY SERVICE
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PROP. AND R.-H. BUS.
$500 DOWN
1st eomml. lzth st. NV, nr. Park I'd
art, 9 rms, furn. Income approx.
$500 mo-. gas heat. House IN excel
ssHSf. sSHSSfi "A. ss5ftfali, s95sftflbi,:.f. ::..sf. 10 1'laos
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0-IIMIr

Only .S13.95O for this modern brick
Just Oh Nichols ave. on quiet street
$4,000 down. Call for appointment
MICHAEL M. COUGHLIN. 10. S-4446
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MASS. AVE. EXT.

CUSTOM SPLIT-LEVEL HOMES
BEING STARTED IMMEDIATELY
ADJOINING SUMNER
Price varies from $50, 900 to S3l $50,
depending on optional porch and
air conditioning. our basic house has
3 bedrmS., 2 baths. sep. dining
room. living room. large equipped
kit, finished rec. rrn., 8 steps down:
maids rm. and garaee. All rooms
and closet sizes are generous. Con-
struction Is all brick. asbestos roof,
copper suffers and plumbing. wood
windows. fir joists; honest work
manship and careful design plan.
ming.
Your choice OF colors. tile. shrubs.
light fixtures, refrigerator. range.
kitchen cabinets and hardware e
we progress. Our carpenters VII
build any special work you have IN
mind at cost price.
Ed Jacobsen Jr., Inc.
Call Builder Direct az OIL. 6-65lO
=
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KENSINGTON, MD.
Vacant-4221 Brookfield dr.-Key at
1920 Brookdeld dr.-6-rm. brick;
ami: Sl4.250: substantial cash
reg; Sun: and ewes, II. 3.3e26.
WOOD & MITCHELL
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcons.D }

ANACoSTIA-pet:, lge. rms, and
HOPE HOPE I'd. .H1. Sc. Lu. l.s4tCo.. LII. Jog e
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-Det. brk. |:
oil h;-w.h.. z bedrms., 2 baths,
huge knotty-pine recr. rm.. cement
driveway. carport. barbecue pit. etc.
By OWNER, $l4.500. or rent. By
NR. PENNSYLvANIA AVE. and Ala
bama ave."Out:of-town owner. de-
price. sii. $50: 8 rms. Bath, auto.
: B1RoEEES q ES IsScsiko6 5Nci 64s Indiana ave.
... 400 BLK. And 81. Sc.
low D. C. taxes. l fare into city. are
only some of the advantages this
has to ofier. For further infor. cali
Mr.. NORMAN. HE. 4-s692. III
VETS, NO MONEY DN.
Pay $40 total monthly payment. Lge.
attached Groom brick home with
bedrooms. Vic, Ridge I'd. and E St.
Yer, Very short IaSn., walk to public and p9ro-
Mr. Rosenbiatt. Ju. S-i2S5.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
1913 Eye St. NV. MA. S-644O.
BUNGALOW-$8, $50
1919 Alabama ave. s.e., Congress
Hgts.: 5 rms. bath; hot-water heat;
beautiful shade trees; 90 #. front
lot to alley. .zoned for apts. Never
before offered. Do not disturb ten
ants. JAMES CARROLL REALTY.
3119 Nichols ave. s.e., 10. 2-O4OO;
ewes. LU. 2-1557.
Only .S13,950 for this modern brick
building; not converted; gas heat.
Just OF Nichols ave: on auiet street.
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MASS. AVE. AREA, MD.

RANCH-TYPE RAMBLER
Huge rambler with long low lines; :
rm., liv. rm. has unusual firepl. and
picture windows overlooking rear
earden. big square kit. (magaSine-
type). screened porch APPROX. ZOE
30; %-car garage. Recreation rm,,
full bath in bsmt., Large lot with
once open till o.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO
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MASS. AVE. AREA

3-BEDRM. 500 cA0H
Looking for Q 3-bedrm. rambler With
sres. baths astrssit,vss@ sit q e. Ions sI:ssfsst
rec. room: Priced at S26.p5Qf
Then call OIL. 4-272O. SAMUEL II
ROGLEY. INC. OIL. 6.7S00. Ia
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COIORED
COLORED-N.E,
DETACHED

3-bedrm. home. First n
has liv. rm., bedrm.. knotty-pine
den. din. rm., modern kit. all tiled
bath. Second 4. has 2 lge. lbedrms i
storage rm.; full bsmt.; lge. lot.
Only S14.950. Low down pay
2-6323 with
BLITZ & CO., MA. 8-6397
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANAC0STIA. semidet.. Iiv. rm.. bdrm..
ss's nEf H. ssi' toH s'; .dss, :s sc1s
8. 600 down. $S7 per mo. SPARKS
AGENCY, DII. 7-2aa5. Ill
1880 Fl. DAVIS PL. s.E-o rms.
%IfRo6Gss9 S1ia, seEsiHssS HIEshSi M g. heat
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SPACIOUS BEAUT. APPOINTED sh
disScIFtipinating SItps a.,g client. S275. ia.
8 RMS. i1s BATHS, nr PentaTon.
Arl. Hall, Navy. Annex. on bus
line; Sl55. Bill Arlington blvd,
sESiI6EITiASc1HfEn EESSiI6EITiS1f Housr. o ,1.sI6.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02
Six Cobins On
Loke Front For
Sole In Wisconsin

A six cabin. lake resort on APP
pie River near Amery, Wis, sub
divided into lots In offered for sale
in an ad in this edition of this
paper, As "A premium with each lot
and cabin sold. boat will be
given the purchaser.
A Minneapolis resident who
heard Of the development drove up
TO the place Tuesday and report
ed the cabins attractive, the lake
front good and the fishing appar-
entity excellent.
A. l.. Arnquist Of Baldwin, Wis,
who Is handling the sale Of the
property told this newspaper that
the fishing is good in the lake, He
said that sunfish, crappies, bass,
northern pike. muskies and perch
abound.
There Is excellent bathing. no
drop-offs and the river and lake
are safe for children.
Winter fishing and game hunt
ing is good in that section.
The lots are wooded. with shrub
berry. The side roads are black top
and all Of the cabins are on Wis
consin state highway 40, three
miles north Of Amery, Wis. one OF
the finest little towns in the Up
per Midwest. The resort Is about
60 miles from the Twin Cities.
Persons interested in acquiring
lake shore property in good fish
ing and hunting areas are invited
TO take advantage Of the long holi-
day this week end 10 drive up to
Lutefish Point, the name by which
the place is known in that area.
Anyone planning to drive up to
see the property or do little
fishing Is asked TO phone 1888,
Baldwin, Wis. reverse the
charges, ask for Mr.. Arnquist and
ne win be glad TO be on hand when
they arrive.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02
Thrift Message
For Credit Union
Nv James Mann

The virtue OF thrift in an lndIa-
pensible condition In thriving
community and saving part of
income for future needs is re-
sponsibility that rests upon the
shoulders of each citizen.
individuals need To save and do
save for a variety Of reasons. II
may be to accumulate a sum OF
money for some relatively large
purchase. or TO provide for future
contingencies, like sickness or TO
be financially secure in ones old
age, Whatever the season the ac-
emulation OF surplus, as sort
of a financial backlog for the
home hearth fires should be highly
desirable in every individuals &C.
onomy.
There are two important forms
Of saving in the economy OF the In
dividual. One is rcsignated AZ con-
servation and the other as ac-
emulation,
OF these two important forms Of
saving, the Associated Negro
Credit Union endorses savings by
accumulation. For saving en-
hanccs our community progress,
Both individually and socially,
and is essential TO the security Of
our neighbor and fellow man, by
making loanable funds available
at small interest rates through
community wide participation,
The ANCU seeks 10 stimulate
interests in the virtues Of thrift
by offering a program Of sugges.
tive and helpful explanations on
saving, which viii ultimately re-
suit in unlimited resources in the
ANCU for community use.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02
jean Waters. Long
Active 81. Poulite.
Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Jean Waters. 467 w. Cen.
trial Az, long active In church.
civic and social circles in the Twin
Cities, died suddenly on Friday
morning, June 20. Mrs, Waters
collapsed as she descended the
stairs of her home to so TO the
Joint Vacation Bible school now In
session at St James AME church
and Pilgrim Baptist church. where
she was a teacher.
She is survived by her husband,
John A. Waters, She was a mem.
Der OF ST. James AME church and
Como Temple No, 1913, BPoE OF
w.
Visitation was held Sunday af-
ternoon and Monday morning at
the Brooks Funeral Home, Ser
vices were held at St James AME
church on Monday. June rs, at 2
p. m, with the Rev II. j. Jones
Burial was In Oakland
Cemetery Broolts Funeral Home
was In charge Of the service,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02
Off To Attend
Eneampmenf For
Citizenship In NY.

Jacquelyn B. Smith. daughter of
Mrs. Mary Smith of 2214 18th Av.
s. left Friday evening. June IS,
for New York City to attend an
Encampment for Citizenship at
the Fieldston School.
Miss Smith was awarded q $3.50
scholarship by the American Eth
cal Society. She has worked on the
Governors Council for Children
and Youth, which is non-denomin-
national.
There were four young women
from Minneapolis who viii attend
the six week workshop. the Misses
Marian Fte, Shirley Johnson,
Betty Anderson and Jacquelyn
Smith.
They will be the guests of Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt at Hyde
Park. N. Y: Will attend sessions
Of the United Nations meeting and
will visit all Of the New York
Settlement houses. and other civic
and social agencies.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02
Everybody Won!


Every golfer who teed off got
some kind of present no matter
what his score.
Has Reputation For Good Prizes
The Minnesota meet has the
reputation of having the largest
array of valuable prizes of any of
the tournaments in the nation
sponsored by Negroes.
There were such prizes as deep
freezes, television sets, outdoor
portable barbecue grills, luggage
silver tea sets in addition to hand
some trophies,
Ann Gregory, the national wo-
mems champion and Alyce Stew
art, the defending Minnesota
champion appeared on pre-tourna-
ment TV and radio programs adj
vertising the tournament and the
daily press gave the meet good
Coverage.
There was some grumbling be-
cause Alyce Stewart, Minnesota
women's champions and national
champion in 1852 was not played
up in 1858 as was Ann Gregory
this year. Mrs. Stewart, however
did not complain and went along
and helped with the pre-tourna-
ment ballyhoo.
Neither Slemmons nor Allen
commented on the slim entry list
but both worked hard at the
tournament and during the weeks
before it to make it a big affair.
Both seemed pleased over the
tournament despite the contro-
versy and the problems presented.
A committee from the Mime
apoHs NAACP has been appointed
to meet with the two promoters
of the Minnesota Negro Open to
talk over the points of difference
emphasized by the controversy be-
fore the tournament.
Most of the players and specta-
tors seemed to enjoy the affair
despite the fireworks which had
taken place prior TO the meet.
1t was noticeable that several
Twin City women golfers who had
in prior years did not enter the
meet. This might have been due
TO the presence of such golfers as
Gregory and Stewart, but it might
have also resulted from criticism
of the tournament by the Duluth,
st. Paul and Minneapolis NAACP
branches.
more on pages 4 & 81
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02

who will respond on behalf OF the
conference to the welcomes.
Music will be provided by Mrs.
Thelma Dorsey Thomas, Mrs.
Francis PEBBLES and Mrs. Hattie
Bell Smith.
Others on the program win be
DIR. s. NJ. Riley, district superin-
tendent OF the Chicago district.
and Joseph Camp who viii serve
as master Of ceremonies.
Bishops Address Wednesday
Wednesday at IL a. m. Bishop
NJ. w. Clair Jr., viii make his an
nual address. He is expected to
tell Of what he observed in Africa
from where he recently returned.
DIR. Sumpter Riley win preside.
Former Pastors To Attend
At least two former pastors Of
Camphor church will be in at
tendance at the conference. They
are the Rev. ]. p. Pierce. pastor
Of st. James Methodist church,
Milwaukee. Wis, and Rev. II. NJ.
Marbley. pastor of Chicago
church.
Host Pastor Del Pine
The Rev J. r. Del Pine was
assigned to the pastorate Of the
Compton church two years ago.
being transferred from the Asbury
Methodist church. Lexington. Ky.
He Is graduate Of Northwestern
University and Garrett Biblical
institute. and took graduate work
at the American University.
He has been quite active since
coming to ST. Paul. belonging to
some major committees helping
to shape the policies Of the edu-
cationai and recreational pro-
grams Of the city. Mrs. F7ossis
Del Pine Ia q graduate nurse and
10 making q fine contributes 10
the womsn's work Of the city and
Of camphor church
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FORMER ST. PAULITE
DIES IN CHICAGO, ILL.

Mr.. Holcombe Crosthwaite, for
merly of st. Paul, died Thursday,
June "a, in Provident hospital,
Chicago, III.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ollie Howard Crosthwaite and a
brother, DR. l.. T. Crosthwaits of
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Crosthwaits Is a sister of
Mrs. Wilbur Williams of 1859
Roblyn and an aunt of Stephen L.
Maxwell Of ss2 Carroll Av. Mr.,
Maxwell left Friday, June Is to
attend funeral services which
We're held Monday. June %. at the
Charles S. Jackson Funeral
Chapel in Chicago.
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secretary of the 81. Paul branch
OF the NAACP at the organiza-
TONS executive committee meet
ing on June IS.
Mr.. Carter. who Is II years old.
resides with his family at ass Car
roll Az. He has three children.
Gordon. years; Lileen. . years
and Sharon. years. A graduate
of Central high school, Minneapo-
lis. he has studied at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota and also attend
ed the University of California In
Los Angeles.
Mr.. Carter win fin the unex-
pired term of Mrs. Eva Beiisle,
recently resigned because Of i'll
ness IN her family.