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HOUSES FURNISHED

8 RMS, nicely furn.; bedrms. !:
better NV. loc., l blk. Mt. Pleas.
car. 18th st. bus. HUI. 3-656l. 81
ALEX. AREA-Niceiy furn. 2-bedrm.
&c sss a home tsaesd yasd
$leS mo. XII. sa7ioo. ns'aAA. sa
BETHESDA-3 bedrms., 3 baths, mod
ern oil hot-air heat: beautiful yard
with shade. scr. porch: garage; 10
in. Tv-record player-radio. Phone
OL. 2-2617. Us
P s.ad HUNT Mt, A l. - ;;o ld
iirepi.. beaat.. mostly I new farn. s on
. acres: very reas. rent. Pc. 2-3l96:
ALEX, VA, Del Rsy---Near school;
Z, pSsor hant neg xv ,aTn wasn. maen1ne
1s; 9rol rSS.F sxsS;o ~ sT o-IyS1; ~
rms. liy: rm:; baths sh. 2 kits: recr;
linens; rsas eseiJ JA s-bsIs esp'
A lntaS TON newly, deco,
LLatea pick nome; % peerms..
mo- mans, IA. $3.50 snS "asner' SioS Ss!p PEI
CHEvEREY@srlsk Colonial; 2 r rms,
z-42s7. s0.' W. S-'S nv NJ
SILVER SPRlNG. MD. Attached
h home; attrac. fTrn.; Nv. rm; with
studio, 2 bedrms.. bath with shower.
irony Ir0ne persn. snaay garaen' large
nsmt, wit, with shower, garase; STORAGE
reas.: avail Sept: ~: 5;4Ss4. 20
attn 81. NV: M. BhANDxWiNE.-
Gath and ap shower p phone ext on 0s End
with firepl;. piano; din. rm.. XII Il,
ysr included; garsse; inciosed .s yard;
$500 mo. or S145 Il bsmt, tenant
= nay nGx stay, SIa Phone EN-; 2-5 ,, , 80
mem modern ki tsnemsi lee .u lot; 0n new
furn. in Al rooms: $125 per mo-.
plus utils: SAMUEL E. RodLLlE;Y,
SON. 20. S-6sio. 30
WESLEY HEIGHTS . Near Horace
M Sst ineloseS Garden aar avail
Sept. IS; years lease. $500 mo
AvAiLABIE SEPT. IL brick ram.
P Rs ssdrn psp asaqtfu kswsass
SI37.50 mo. DOUG M. SMILEY
INC. UN. 1920 20
CHEVY CHASE, MD, A619 Hunt ave
Well .furn. brick near Somerset
School 3 bed bedrm n; rec sd I'm. ga baths
c fiESEf. SSnSo' PARK ss4S xttractiy W
/ furn.; s rms; newly decorated; Q.
car garage; $500 mo. EN-. 3-0221
sse FARApAY Pr. NE. 2-bedpm
brick home: rec. rm, and fenced
J yard; SIl5. Cali LA. 6-6O74. -2s
asss Y, wooDLE Z e.; MO - !, rms q
l blk shsrst0n-rark. Hu. s 9sS
2-bedroom semi2etached: nicely fur
| nishsd. convenisnt "a everyfhinr
! rent reasonable. IA. 7-23s7. 90
nuk am hsg , Ii. S,n nftn s.r lss " y,
heat. vacant: reas. IA. 6-oi9i.
s,,a. 9 ApY o.n.d-u .:n rGs
~ssrr.S -. "a. s,,tn Tssher Sssnossi
S s.Su ss1T sIi q uler S1
rnNeMTrv VA Tcy.iv a-haTry,
EsnNNh1 =. i.rsa ,srTsrnn "a;
ii ~ vsW s.rt IN ~ nnS iii
Der mo. LEE W. cHARTERS, Broker
rENI ahIsr O 9se AT III HALL 1 i mas ses
sofs' Nv. waii.to-Wall rug; din. rTn s
| hsdrnns "a dsn with rubhe,
2oau snss- had. lae lit raTbaS,
djsn. hsnot ante washer: hirh
cnof lar sav. modern S1So AID
4.s71o. as' -3
1879 ,Sth ES;W%;mba5nsaklina : pay Sath me
Ice. closets, porch. AID. 4-4376.,
wuraroN MN. rorr.r hrt ram.
W VIE S;n "a, d;,s rnn cr,oh
S SssI vi and hath kttic. M
1 DONNELLY a. SON, Ma. 8-3316
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FALLS CHURCH. 405 Pimmit dr.
Mod. 3-bedrm. rambler; lge. liv.-din.
rm,, fully equip. mod. kit. auto.
washer, tiled bath; lge. fenced-in
rear yard; ideal for children; COM
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-vA.

Arlington = Lge; corner apt; !
bedrm.. liv. rm, dinette, kit. and
bath: near in; cow. to stores: b1k.
to bus; 10 minis. Pentagon and Govt.
bldgs.; adults: $73. IA. S-2634 days.
IA. 2-0138 ewes. 80
ARL., 1910 N. QUINN -bedrm. apis.
move in today: rent starts Sept. /
children welcome. ia. 5-6375. Pa
REALLY UNUSUAL!-Quiet. secluded
entire ground floor and garage. In
owners new house. with wide porch
facing Potomac; 4 mi. south Of Alex.
Just Of Mt. Vernon blvd: liy; rm,
with f1repl, 2 bedrms.. din. Above.
modern kit. utility rm.: Sl6U no
, youne children. FOR apt. phone
SO 5-4473 or 80. 5-79S2. 80
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has lev
and 2 bedrm units available
priced from S75. Sit In cow Alex
q 5-min. drive from the Pentaeon
Phone TIE. 6-4400 or come to the
ONCE In Adams. Bldg. cor. Mt ver-
non ave. and Russell I'd.
LIV. RIM, bedrm.. dinette, kit. bath;
il. min. Pentagon: blks. Hecnts,
$40. See MR.. BROWN, 1915 n
Vermont. Arlington. ia. S-5964.
$4,000. ARL.--one bedrm.. Iiv. rm..
kit. and bath, heat incl; mr.. Wash.
and Arl.. blvd EN-. 3-667S days:
ALEX. LocHarbor Gardens-Unfurn
1-bedrm. apt: newly decor; avail.
Sept. Il; $75, utils. incl; ADULTS.
he. 6-4299. -oU
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FUIsN. house or apt,
for one month BEGINNING Sept. 8;
3 adults. 10. 3-5745. 20
OWNERS-'Tenant hunting made
e &c ,,, For suitable suits tenants fur a,i
MANDEL. Me. S-64I5, b. c. only
e-BEDRM. unfurn. home or apt
bldg; upper Conn. ave. area; mid
dle-aged couple: highest ref. Boz
13S-Y, Star. 29s
rWO-BEDRM. UNPUBLISHED APT
In NV: elevator-switchbo bldg,
close in. Wanted for occupanc,
October ! or later by 2 perm. 10.
Gated .businesswomen. Must be or
good transp:. with good kit. equip
sure. fifth to seventh floor, Can fur.
nish ref. Box Idly. Star. 26s
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
A. B. MOvERS-Local, long distance
low as SO hour. AID. $4,000. 10
M0vING-Day or night. Reasonable
rates. free estimates. LU. 3-1696
LIGHT HAULING and moving. Rea.
s Snsass rates. CARLETON HALL 81 II
EDEIMaN MOVING AND sTORaGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. s-2937; ewes. RA. s,Sdsa.l6,
ARROW TRANsFER-we move re BY
$ss NO o0e 9.es44 .o pR. s q ISw 8
ALCONN moves local. long dist. One
bedrm. apt. S25: 2-bedrm. apt.
min. F. f a-7s72.s az IA. s sS.SssSsS.s 20 NJ
WHEN MOVING you want ]. done
MOVING q TRANSFER SERVICE.
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other western state? Daily
s service on household goods and nd
fSsss 4 sSsef Ma, rates sss5sJ UDson
MOVING By HINNANT q SON. Can
any time, low rates large OF small
ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage "a
separate rooms; expert packing.
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches 9 specially. 8. Z. MORRIS.
Tu. 2-1160 or Ii. 6-2SSo.
MOVE BIZ HILL--Home or bus: short
OF long notices; extra services; any
time; sensibiy priced. NU. 10000.
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APIS. uNFURN.--vA. scens.l

TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. Airing
ton--Beautiful one and two bedroom
apis. room.size dinettes, large hy-
playground: newly decorated: 0s util..
tiles furnished: min. Pentsgon;
Sc i I'd. 3. q sse csil JR s.S Ss o0oS
500 PER MONTH in the apt. that Is
different. with the convenience Of
detached home: detached bldg.
with - apts.; modern In every
esBssSs vi s. r baln sr ;sb f Sssl,I
tub and shower, large screened side
porch. basement has laundry facil-
titles: beautiful Anchor fenced yard;
convenient to schools, stores,
churches and traIlsp.;; Just 9 few
ga asssl e os csii s 81 81 e f 81
ROOM spsa lss ssw i s sSs u ssG
Glebe I'd; lola Columbia pike. -
Columbia pike ut Fred
erick st.. Magnolia, Gardens--Ayail.
dining room combination. large
bedrooms, latest In kitchen equip
ment. parquet floors, Venetian blinds,
3 exposures, utils. furn.; $50 Q mo:
bedroom. $3.50. For info. call
Liv, RIM. bedrm., kit. -dinette comb;
bath; pvt; entr. Mr.. Tysons Corner.
A Ii. Bs apt; partly furn.. on
East Giebe I'd, Ia quiet home: now
avail; enipl. cple. only. TE. 6-i sG
N. ARL.-2-bedrm ants. excel. ioc..
exp gareags dispos ;6 smpls Slos-
ia. 2-664O, ewes or week end. al
ARL.. close in--Mod.; one and 2 bed
rms: mr.. TT. Myer. .Pentagon. Navy
Annex; parking. shopping: quiet,
wooded SECTION; no children hIs sSa 90 90
MI &Rs. si FAE si5Ri e ios1 '0'n e res =
ARLiNGToN = S-bedroom apt. near
Hecht CO. and Kann's; modern bldg.
Ample parking. Sa3.50. ia. $3.50,
Ar IL : $sSsSrm. corner apt. in AIT.
St.: 500. $50. ov. $4,000. IA.
o Sie4 4b RiDRM APT, good cond.: DIR nr.
Pentagon: S62.5o. re. 6-O7s9.
ARL.-i-BEDRM. APIS. utils turn:
janitoT service; S75 mo. Cali "a.
AEEaxxAskDRIA, mr.. Geo. wash. Hish
school; shop. center; s1Sd transp 81 !;
TWO AND 8 BEDRM. APIS, redec-
Grated; many extras; heautiful;
adults: no dogs, cats; 20S e. Wind
sor ave-, Alexandria. TIE. 6-423S
before / o'clock or after B pm:
In. ARL.-Pvt. entr.; Q bedrms.. liv.
rm., kit. bath; mr.. schools and
bus lines: approx. 1 mi. Memorial
Bridge; .quiet neighborhood; $50
plus utils. IA, 2-5S25 or IA. 2-0335.
MISSIONER, 5711 y. 18th I'd.
$6g.50; Sept. 1. ia. 5-7236. 40
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

On Saturday, May Is, at 1:30 p.
m. at Zion. a group of women of
the NJ sofa South Dakota
states met. The meeting opened
with devotions led by Mrs. II. Sud-
deth. The opening song, Jesus
Keep Me Near the Cross" was fol-
lowed by scripture lesson from
John 4;I-6 and prayer.
Official business was trans
acted with the president, Mrs.
Luella Brown. presiding. Attic
some business was incomplete be-
cause of the absence of some of
the workers, nevertheless. a lovely
fellowship was manifested.
Attendance was good at both
the Sunday school and morning
worship services. Rev. H. w.
Bolts presided and introduced the
guest speaker Rev. w. C. Sample.
pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist church,
San Mateo. Calf, who brought
the morning message, His mes
sage, taken from Matt. rs. was
based on two thoughts; first was
Judgement: second was Surprises
await us in Judgement. The min
lister emphasized a careful deport-
ment in our Christian lives. Our
hearts were filled as the minister
Of God opened the scripture to us.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday in the exchange of pull
pits between Border and Simpson
Methodist churches. Rev. w. d.
Grose, pastor of Simpson. accom-
panied by his choir conducted the
morning worship at Border. while
Rev. Sexton and the Border choir
were at Simpson. Rev. Crosse
spoke on the subject, Living
Waters" Scripture reading, 2
Cor. l:1-6.
The message was interesting as
well as inspirational. In part, Rev.
Crosse, said the church rituals
means the purpose of our religion
and should express our way of
love and love OF life. This express
sion should be expressed every day
in inspiring others TO follow Christ
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Twin City
Church " Gus

Rev. Sample Is moderator OF the
General Baptist Association OF
northern California
Those uniting with the church
by Christian experience were MI.
and Mrs. John Cole. Meridian,
Miss; Arthus Cunningham, Grand
Rapids, Mich; Mrs. Martha Ma
zone, formerly of FIT. Worth. Tex,
who is now residing at 1l47 Bry-
ant Av. ".
Music was furnished by the
combined Senior and Junior
choirs.
Among the visitors for the
morning service were Dianne Col
Inns and Deloris Walker, who were
introduced by Mrs. G. Westorook.
Visitors are always welcome.
We were happy to greet Deacon
NJ. Harris at the worship service
again after having been confined
TO the hospital for several weeks.
He seems TO be on the road to
complete recovery. Rev. f. @. Har-
ris is reported still improving at
home. Mrs. Velma Williams sends
best regards TO the entire aud
fence of the state work. / am
happy to report her continued i'm
| provement.
We enjoyed a wonderful meet
ing in the afternoon when the
board meeting of Minnesota-South
Dakota State Baptist District
Convention convened at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church. The general
theme was Training For Chris
tan Work" and the text, Study
To Show Thyself Approved Unto
Cod" II Tim. 2:15, which was very
inspiring,
The bus trip to Sioux Falls. S.
d. mentioned in our last weeks
notes has been cancelled, although
there will be individual cars MAX
ing the trip. I've been informed.
Rev. Bolts and the church ex-
tend their sympathy to the fam
| lily of the late L. II. Young.
Take heed that we do not your
lambs before men to be seen OF
them; otherwise we have no re-
ward Of your Father which is in
heaven. Matt. 6:1.--Mrs. f. Hen
derson, reporter.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Our pastor. Rev. L. c. Harris
delivered a timely and inspiration
al message. The Senior Gospel
choir and Musicetts rendered
heartfelt music under the leader
ship of Mrs. Bessie Gresham.
Daughters of the Isis and Fez-
IAN Court No. 7 held their
thanksgiving services during the
IL a. m. hour. These services were
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Viola Mad
den is Tllustrious COMMANDERS.
In the afternoon and evening
we attended the quarterly board
meeting which convened at Pill
grim Rest Baptist church.
Our visitors were many at the
morning service. We welcome you
always. II you have no church
home, we invite you to come and
cast your lot with us.
We are indeed very happy and
thankful to the Lord for the re-
covery of most of our sick. Let's
continue in prayer for all, Mrs.
Sarah Benson. reporter.
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After Tilsen explained to her
why her home would be worth
more she told him she thought
she would stay.
New Homes Improve
Neighborhood
II is generally recognized that
whenever new housing u built,
surrounding property increases
In value because the area becomes
more desirable and there IL a
tendency among the existing
home owners 10 keep up the gen
eral appearance Of the home and
to make major improvements.
Archie Civens who Is handling
the sales for the project said
that the FIRST homes Will be ready
for occupancy by the middle OF
July.
The model home Is almost
complete and will be ready for In
spection within the next week.
These homes will be sold under
the trade name TilsenBiit.
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Chest x-Roys In
Full Swing On
Mpls. Norfhside

Everybody on the North SIDE Is
getting a free chest X-ray, or will
be, according to Henry Thomas,
director of Phyllis Wheatley
house and member of a committee
planning the chest x-ray survey
of the North Side, now in pro-
gress.
The Christmas Seal mobile
units schedule for next week, as
announced by Mr.. Thomas, is as
follows:
. Monday, May "a, oath Av.
n. and 9Th st.
. Tuesday, May rs, 30th Av.
N. and Third st.
. Wednesday, May 20. 9th
Av. N. and Washington.
. Thursday, May 81, 23rd Av.
N. and Washington.
. Friday, May %, West
Broadway and Lyndale N.
Today the mobile unit is at 23rd
Av. N. and Bryant and tomorrow
it will be at West Broadway and
Emerson.
Hours for all days are 1 p. m. to
p. m. and 6 p. m. to 8 p. m
X-raying is being done a. a
free service of me Hennepin Coun-
ty tuberculosis association at the
request of the North High Area
Health Council. The survey is
sponsored by IL leading business,
fraternal, social and health or
CARNATIONS including Phyllis
Wheatley.
Free X-rays will be offered to
10000 people in Hawthorne. Har-
rison, Grant and Blaine districts,
the biggest community job ever
tried by the Christmas Seal unit,
the TB association states.
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and by our integrity and depend
ability. He said that Christians
must take risks and have the
courage to face moral issues.
The singing Of the choir was all
that could be desired. Next Sum
day. Rev. Sexton will speak on
the subject, The Teaching of
Events" Scripture reading. Acts
2l:ff, at the morning services. On
Thursday evenings, at 8 o'clock,
the Methodist Men and the men,
bership and evangelism committee
will sponsor prayer meeting ser
vices. You and your friends are
urged to attend. Here you will
get food for your spiritual uplift.
Next Sunday at 1880 p. m. Rev.
Sexton and the choir will worship
at Emmanuel Methodist church.
18th Ave. So. and 18th st. You
are invited to be present Come to
Border, you are always welcome.
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

Service Sunday, May 10 was
high and the pastor, Rev. ]. Jack
son brought us a beautiful lecture.
We were happy to have Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Patrick visit with us in
our morning worship.
Sunday afternoon the Minneso-
to state convention met at Pilgrim
Rest church. Refreshments were
served by the Missionary depart
ment of the church. After refresh
ments, the mems department was
called to order.
General topic for the day was
"Equipping our young boys and
girls of today to cope with, and
master the different situations
the arise in today's living" -
Rev. ]. Jackson. pastor, Mrs. Day.
ton Loud, reporter.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday, May IS, was the 10th
Fellowship Units Drive Day at
Pilgrim Baptist church. The ser
mon, Renewed Strength" was de-
liyered by Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.
Following the Organ Call to
Prayer by Sydney Williams, morn
ing prayer was offered by Deacon
John L. Banks Sr. After the Chill
dren's story by Rev. Massey, in
FAINT Kathleen Annette, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson,
was dedicated. Godparents were
Miss Virginia Bardwell and Sam
uel Richardson. Deaconess Anna
Banks represented the Cradle Roll
Department and A. w. Jordan the
Board of Deacons.
1t was noted that Mrs. Cora
Strothers of 1872 w. Central is a
mong the members who are Ill.
Appreciation was expressed to
Mrs. Gertrude Jones who granted
a BYE Summer Camp scholarship.
Following a number by the Sen
Tor Choir with Mrs. Dolly Crush
shon as soIoist, church officers
for 1865 were consecrated.
They were as follows: Mrs. Cora
Belle Banks, church clerk; Mrs.
Priscilla Kirk, church treasurer,
Janabelle M. Taylor, financial
clerk; Walter Coins, Jr., Mort
gage Retirement and Capital I'M
provements Fund Treasurer; A.
w. Jordan, Minnesota Board of
Promotion representative; the
Mines. Luella Brown, Estella Dor
sey, Ruby Grant. Eunice Gray,
Allie Hampton and Regenia Nor
ris, deaconesses.
Trustees appointed were B. l..
Morris, James Murray, s f. Hall,
Jesse Smith and Walter Coins Jr.,
l.. f. Tarver. ~ N. Smith, the
Mines. Vasht Ransom, Justine
Jackson and Anna Banks were
named to the Board of Education.
Members named to the Auditing
Committee were: Mrs. Cora Belle
Banks, Timothy Howard, the
Mines. Eunice Jones. Vashti Ran
som. Doris Shannon. John Law
renee and Ruby Wood. The follow
ing members were named to the
Flowers and Decorations Commit
tee: the Mines. Estella Dorsey,
Roxie Anderson. Daisy Johnson
Faustina Robinson, Luella Brown,
Helen Lawrence. Georgia Brayboy,
Melville Hunt, Grace Scott,
Ethel williams. Leila Jackson,
Jeanette Knott, Helen Wills, Nina
Baines, Birda Ridley, Margaret
Moore. Anna Hayes and Alberta
Bell.
After dedicatory prayer was Of
fered by Trustee Jesse Smith, re-
ports of the Fellowship Units
were made. The Quarterly meet
ing of the MINIS. ID. State Bap-
fist Convention was held at Pill
grim Rest Baptist church, Min
neapolis from to 8 p. m.
On Tuesday from $3.50 a. m. TO
4 p. m, Vacation Church School
Institute was held under the aus
pieces of the st. Paul Council of
churches. At s p. m. the Social
and Literary Society met in the
home Of Mrs. Regina Morris, All
Mackubin.
On Sunday, May %, Rev. Ken
meth Dannenhauer, pastor of
Spring Green Baptist church,
Spring Green, r. l., will be guest
speaker at the Morning Worship
Service. Rev. Dannanhauer was a
classmate of the pastor at Colgate
Rochester school of Divinity.
The Rev. DIR. Dannenhauer will
speak on THE Power of Life" At
8 p. M, the Ordinance of Baptism
will be observed. music will be by
the Choral Group and the Mission
airy program will be held.
Members were urged to attend
the American Baptist Convention
ut the Minneapolis Auditorium
May cath through 2Sth.
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err court judges who helped In sd-
yancing the question. It further
syerrcd that the patient parents
who have paid their taxes through
the years without being able to
have their children educated In
their home states were uctors,
but the great body Of victors are
the people Of the United States.
Through their Supreme Court
they have now thrown into the
tunkheap one Of the worst frauds
ever devised--the spurious notion
that in a democracy, education
could be separate and. at the same
time equal"
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. IN MEM ORIAM
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of my dear
husband. John r. Shepard, who
departed this life six years ago.
May 20, 194S,
You left me with beautiful
memories,
To remember my whole life
through,
It's sweetness will hnger forever,
And I'll treasure that memory OF
you.
Sadly missed by wife, Jessie C.
Shepard.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
JOHNNY BAKER POST
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
THURSDAY, MAY 81

Johnnie Baker Auxiliary to Post
No, 291, American Legion, will
meet May 81, at the Legion club
rooms, 11S Royalston Av. N. at
s p. m. Election of officers will
be held. All members are urged to
be present.
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LESS THAN Sc A COPY BY MAIL
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rection for those who believe that
unity and harmony among all the
races creeds and colors of all Of
our citizens is necessary II we are
to remain free and united, TO re-
sist the forces of reaction and sub
version.
1T should be an impetus to the
people who firmly believe in prac-
ticing democracy as well as
preaching IT,"
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risen's Reply

Tilsen told Of one conversation
he had with a woman who said
that she was In favor OF the pro-
ject but was concerned about the
rumor that was going through the
community that the value of the
property would drop because Me-
groes would move into the neigh
borhood.
Tilsen stated he told the lady
that ne was willing 10 guarantee
her. that n she stayed. that In
two or three years her home
would increase In value.
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Shelto
of 4l2
the pa
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Allen,
evenin
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Rev. Floyd Massey Halls
Decision

The Rev Floyd Massey Jr., pas
tor OF Pilgrim Baptist church In
St Paul and civic leader. called
the Supreme courts decision zone
OF democracy's greatest steps in
the goth Century"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

II should be mentioned here In
all fairness to the sellers and po-
tentiai buyers, that the reason the
homes are priced considerably less
than the same quality OF home In
other sections OF the city Ia that
for years the land on which some
Of the homes are being construct
ed was thought TO be OF little
value because OF peat boys that
were supposed to be In the area.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-08
ROUGH YEAR FOR
YANKEES Seen

NEW YORK - Paul Richards.
the manager of the league lead
ing Chicago White Sox is pre-
dieting a rough year for the
favorite- to-repeat New York
Yankees. THE American League
is stronger the Western half
very noticeably so and the
White Sox are tougher" COM
mented Richards as his team
split with the Yankees. De
troit and Baltimore are con-
siderably improved, especially
on the mound, AS for Cleveland,
I can't figure that outfit. 1t
must rise or fall on Mike Gar
cia, Bob Lemon and Early
Wynn (pitcherS) )"
AS to his own club, Richards
thought it was much stronger
in pitching. 1T looks like we
have added considerable
strength in Don Johnson and
Jack Harshman. Richards also
announced that he as decided
to play Minnie Minoso, the
f1asy Cuban, in right field and
split Minnie's former third base
chores between right handed
hitting Cass Michaels and left
handed Grady Hatton.