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OWNER, SO. $500
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Home of Famous Novelist
You too will be inspired with the
charm and comfort OF this re-
stored brick town house, which in
cludes:
/. Delightful study
>. Living rm.. dining rm., kitchen. :
!. 3 bedrooms, > baths.
4. Hobby, rm. with street entrance.
5. PICTURESQUE walled garden.
Other features:
L. Original yellow pine floors and
woodwork.
9. Fireplaces,
3. Excellent financing.
4. Convenient TRANSPORTATION, good
schools. fine neighborhood
CONE TO 403 S. LEE ST.
Which will be open for you to see
Sunday. , to d.
At other times call Mrs. Myers. TIE.
6-3445, OV. 3-233S.
CHAs. r. HOOFF, INC.
Multiple Listing Realtors.
1907 Duke ST., Alexandria, Va.
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OAKTON. VA.

All-brick rambler, ideally located on
beautifully Handicapped corner lot,
fronting U. S. 1913; with lge. comb
firepl. barbecue. Dutch oven and
!. Generator. This rambler is "a it,
by 80 IT,. not incl. 10x24 cement
porch, fully screened, wonderful floor
plan with outside entrances,
screened back porch, liv. rm. 12x1S
It. 9 in. with lovely woodworking
firepl.. lge. picture windows, French
doors to screened porch. kit. and
dinette 9x15 #. g In, beaut. all
cleo; equip: master bedrm; IA IT..
by ID #. z in; 3 other bedrms.,
10 It. 8 in. by IL It. 4 In. 10 IT..
by II #. and 10 II. by II IT,; lge.
closets in each. Two lge: tile baths
closet. plenty OF hall space, Ice.
fully insulated. auto. oil heat, full
dry bsmt.. guestroom. knotty- pine
paneled, tile floor tsize 10 #. 8 in.
by "A IT,: recr. rm. IA #. q in. by
10 fl. 9 in. with lovely Roman brick
firepl. knotty-pine paneled, tile
floor laundry rm. IL it.. by Is IT..
dble. laundry trays. S4-gal. cleo. hot
water heater: lge. rm. Is It. u in. by
"a it., painted sidewalks; storage
rm. Il IT, by q It. Bsmt. has out
side entr.: wide easy stairs from
lst-f. hall This must be inspected
to appreciate. For quick sale. the
amazingly low price OF SIS 500,
substantial cash. Open for inspec-
ton Sun, 10 till dark. Other by
appt Phone FRENZEL. DU. 5-193l
CT DU. 5-701G. Directions. U. s.
1"3. mr.. Oakton. Va. Open sign.
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Blu Y

4 Nike itpsiSeyr.-old Cape ape cod. with Its
large liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. bath, large
kit. and dinette; end floor has one
30-ft. dormitory rm. lideal for 8
10y or 3 girls): full bSmt.; large
and transp.; reasonable down pay
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA,

8-rm.. 1fa-bath house and sep. dble.
gar. of stone, slate roof. on 50x15 90
IT. lot In busy thriving shopping
center of Arlandria. now used as
office bldg. Pine-paneled rec. rm.,
stone firepl.; excel. hot water, oil
furnace. very reas. Priced at S29,-
500.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
PLENTY GINGERBREAD

FLENI 7 GINNEtCbNEAD
brick.and-stone rambler,
AIR CONDITIONED for year-round
comfort! Big lot with trees in o
select neighborhood. Offers 3 bed
rms. Zone disable as q DEM, ? col
orful tiled baths. din rm. superb
kitchen and porch on the LIST fl.
Tremendous bsmt. has large win
dows, rumpus room with firepl. and
q full bath. Price is $32,950 with
trade or terms to suit YOU.
OPEN 1-DARK
Out Lee hwy. (Rte. 29) to
Glebe I'd. right approx. z blks. to
OPEN sign on left.
Arlington Realty Co.
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INCREASEI :

Your income from this property un-
less your family has increased and
needs a larger home; only a few
blocks from Univ. of Md. campus.
rm:. large kit. and dinette. den and
.,ull bath; 4 large bedrmS. and full
bath on End floor; full bSmt. with
soft. recr. rm, and full bath; Gear
garage. many other features: student
rental income, approx, $1,000. Owner
must sell at once. Asking Sl9.950.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 till 6 pm; after 6 PM.
WA; 7-5641, HA, 2-SS91, HA. =
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SPRING

Or summer price on this type prop.
erty will be much more than the
present price of S14.950. All brick;
kit. = bedrms. and tiled bath; end
floor, 2 bedrms., full bSmt. with recr
rm., laundry and workshop rm.;
corner lot with white picket fence;
. blocks to school. transp. and shop
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

New, 3-bedrm. brick ramblers; .
baths. firepl. and full bsmt.: indi-
vidually designed and built Has
. everything that higher priced houses
CLAIM to have. II is not Just another
house: See and decide. Cor house,
SlS.650.
Directions: Out Route ! past Belle
Haven to Penn-Daw stoplight. Turn
sharp right back to Kings hwy
and 2 blks. to our sign and 200
School st. J. H. POLADIAN d son.
Builders. lie K-oN4l IS
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FAIRFAX
ARRESTING

WITH ITS GREAT DOLLAR VALUES!
Five-room bungalow with expandable
attic and full basement. separate d.
nette, 2 choice bedrms. and equipped
kitchen; storm windows; lovely lot,
S0x120. In the Annandale area
Only S10,950; $1,000 cash will
handle.
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN DAILY. 8 AND PM.
2@l2 Wilson Blvd, ia. $4,000.
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NO CASH TO CT! |
ST. MONTH-$12.85O

BRICK RAMBLER: liv, rrn, din; rm..
storage attic. just like new! Located
in Landover Hills. Act quickly on
this one! Call Mr.. Harris, MA. s.
5000 F. W. BERENS SALES -o4
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ALEXANDRIA
ELBOW ROOM

In this perfectly conditioned, older
type NV. Alexandria home with
Suitable for additional home). Three
bedrms., din. rm., roomy kitchen
and basement; hot water heat. Close
to all conveniences. Only S13,950!
A chance that seldom comes!
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN DAILY, o AND PM.
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000.
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BEFORE

Buying2 Inspect this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler for only .$12 $50. only 2
yrs. old. with full bsmt., tiled bath,
4ec 1st mortgage. payable $40 mo-.
including everything.
ODDTNN
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ROUTH ROBBINS
REALTY CO., INC.
XII S-3I06
$4,000

Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler only 3 yrs.
old. Large iv. rm. with log-burn-
for country living and yet close
to all conveniences. Call HARRIS T.
RICHARDS. INC. 1902 N. Wash.
ington blvd. ia. 5-93S7; ewes. TIE.
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NORTH ARLINGTON
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO DARK
DEEP IN HEART

OF most desirable and convenient
section. Stones throw from st.
AIMS shopping nearby and Pen
tagon within 10 minutes. House has:
bath, list A.; fine liv. rm.. family
din. rm.. lge. galley kitchen and
"a bath. End A.; 3 most spacious
bedrooms. We have to offer. in
house of any size or price range,
screened porch. 1t is situated on
level lot, rear fenced and faces q
large wooded area; asking $3.50.
Directions: Out Washington blvd.
turn left on George Mason drive to
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BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SIINnAV 1-nARK

~N~AA41 A~@AAN44
Beaut. custom-built home, has lae.
liv. rm., f1repl.: din. rm., kit, 3 bed
rms; bath, inclosed screened porch.
finished recr. rm.: oil &C. heat;
lovely % acre lot, with driveway.
Dir: Branch ave. Sc: to st. Bar
naoaS rd., right to Wheeler. blk
to sign. 56I6 Wheeler I'd.
S. E. REALTY co.
Ii. $4,000 Ewes. 10. 2-6539
-o8
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weddington, James williams, John
ell Williams, Dave Williams, Robert
Wynn, Moses Wallace, Frank Wat
anabe and Cecil Newman.
Also the Misses Carol Allen,
Mary Breedloye, Betty Ann Car
michael, Willis Johnson. Bennie
Majors. Lounie McDade, Earllne
Neal. Janice Ponder.
Also the Mines. Josephine Oden.
Sara Nicholson, Harriet Gordon, u.
c. Hall, Lillian Browne Erline Cal
loway, and the Nessrs. Leon Brooks,
Leroy Bell, William Brown, Ray
mond Cannon, Lafayette Collins,
II. c. Combs, John Cyrus, Lorenzo
Carter. Leon Dodd, William Dicker-
son. William Grimes Jr., Charles
Glenn, Melvin Goss, Don Hogan,
Raleigh Humburd, Ellsworth Har-
ris, Herbert Harris. James Horace,
sherman Harper, Fred lngram,
Ronald Judy, Thomas II. Johnson,
Gordon Kirk, Peter Liebes, William
Leland. stephen Miller, Nathaddeus
Martin, Edward r. Morris, OZzie
Martin, Russell Mayo, Thaddeus
Nichols, Thomas Odsn, Sterling
owens. Napoleon Pearson. John
Phifer, Thomas Purdue, Wendell
Patrick, Samuel Rogg. Paul Ray,
Richard Session. Ronald Sims.
Also the Messrs. Jonas Schwartz.
Harvey Saunders, Robert Wallace,
Herb whitmore and Chubby Young.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23

Ernest Cooper and Russell E.
Myers.
Also participating on the pro-
gram will be the Girl Scouts, un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Hazel
Butler, with the assistance of
Miss Cynthia Smith; The Brown
les, directed by Miss Minnie Nc
Intosh, assisted by Miss Juanita
Johnson; the Boy Scouts, led by
Mr.. Ronnie Jones: Guys and Dolls,
the square dance group, which is
directed by Miss Clyburn. Russell
Myers will act as caller.
Following the business meet
ing and program. a Buffet Supper
will be served in the gymnasium.
william b. Randall Is chair
man of the Annual Meeting Com
mittee. Mrs. Alice s. Onque is ex-
ecutive director of the agency.
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Club To Present
Condidofes Friday
At PILGRIM Church

Donald Lewis. president of the
Limited Ten Club will be moder-
ator for the meeting 10 be spon-
sored by the club on Friday, April
% at Pilgrim Baptist church,
Central and Grotto Street, st.
Paul.
The meeting which will begin
promptly at 8 p. m. viii present to
the public. candidates in the race
for municipal offices, who will
state their platforms, in order
that the public may gain an In
sight OF the program plans and
character background Of each
candidate.
A well-rounded program has
been arranged. Participating will
be Rev. Erward Jones. Frederick
Weston and Rev Floyd Massey
Candidates will be introduced
and the audience viii be invited TO
question various candidates.
In order that the program will
begin promptly at 8 o'clock the
public is requested to be in the
auditorium by 7;45 p. m.
Concluding the meeting, a
smorgasbord will be served
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Credit Uniton to honor Carey,
secretary treasurer OF the or
ganization for II years.
a total Of "a organizations,
business firms and individuals are
co-sponsors Of the affair. They
are Ames Lodge No. i05. IBPOE-
w, Ancker Hilyard Lodge No. 2.
r. and AM, Acirema Club, As
sociated Negro Credit Union
board Of directors, Cassius Cafe,
Burie Carmichael, Credjafawn
Credit Union, Boyd Crawford.
Early Shoe Shine Shop, Gopher
Lodge No. los, IBPOEW. Hotel
and Restaurant Employees and
Beverage Dispensers Local 455.
Minneapolis NAACP, Palestine
Lodge No. 7, r. a. AN, st. Paul
NAACP. st. Philips Mems Club,
St Thomas Mems Club. Smart
Shoe Shine Parlor, Spokesman n
Recorder newspapers. United
Packinghouse Workers CIO Lo-
cal No. 4, TsTc Club, Wednesday
Matinee Club, Hardy White and
the Woodland Funeral Home.
Scheduled TO deliver the prin-
cipal address at the dinner Is
William M. Seabron Of the De-
troit, Michigan Urban League.
Mr., Seabron's topic will be Com
munity Betterment A Challenge
10 Dynamic leadership" Mr..
Seabron Is a former president Of
the Associated Credit Union and
former industrial secretary Of the
Minneapolis Urban League.
Others who win appear on the
program include A. Il. Cassius.
Bishop Stephen Reeler Rev. Den
I'll Carly, Rev. Louis Johnson,
Raymond W. Cannon. Carl T.
Rowan, Richard Archer. Charles
J. Smith. Chas. ID. Doty, John
Hornsby, william Cratic. Rosa
mond Johnson and Cecil Newman
Musical numbers will be offered
by Arlee Hallowcll and Hattie
Bell Smith, pianists and Ermine
Hall Allen, contralto.
Carey resident OF Minneapolis
for many years, have been active
in church. civic, political and fra
ternal circles for years. He was
chief founder OF the credit union
which is sponsoring Monday
nights affair.
At present he is treasurer Of
the Minneapolis Urban League
Senior warden OF St Thomas
Episcopal church. a member Of
the Mayors Law Advisory Com
mittee. He was exalted ruler Of
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her husbands attitude toward her
changed and she felt that she was
no longer wanted around the
place.
The original license for Road
buddies was issued In both OF their
names, Mrs. Oden testified.
Mrs. Oden is asking the court
10 grant her 5000 aiimony and the
home located at $50 Fuller Av..
and $500 attorney fees.
In her cross-compiaint filed
after oden started the divorce
proceedings, April 2. 1863, Mrs.
oden charged her husband with
cruel and inhuman treatment and
said that he has a violent and un-
governable temper"
The complaint states that
Oden, operator Of a restaurant
and trucking business and part
owner Of liquor store, ''has ON
numerous occasions struck, beat
and otherwise assaulted the de-
fendant (Mrs. Josephine Oden)
without just cause or proyoca-
tion, inflicting painful and SER
ious injuries upon the defend
ants person.
Mrs. Oden further charges in
her complaint that she has CON
tributed all Of her earnings and
work at all times toward the
joint benefits Of the parties and
toward the building up Of the
plaintiffs todcnl present estate.
The couple were married July
IL. 1e46 In Anoka. MINI. and at
that time Odcn was working for
Continued On Page ~
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MoxfieId porenfs OF
Priesthood Children
Asked To REGISTER

Mothers of pre-school children
who plan to enter their youngsters
in the new Maxfield School in
the fall have been asked TO regis
ter their children now, Mrs. Odel-
lie Galloway. president Of the Max
field PTA disclosed this week.
Parents may register their chill
dren at the Maxfield School, or
they may contact Mrs. Ben Alex
ander. se7 w. Central, Mulberry
24s3. AS a large enrolment is ex-
pected. said Mrs. Alexander, who
heads the enrolment committee
Of the PTA, II is very important
for mothers Of children who will
be eligible for enrolment in the
fall to register as soon as pos
sible.
All children who Will have
reached the age Of S years be-
for December 81. 1854. are elig-
ible for enrolment.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23

Luther Simmons, pastor of st.
Peter AME church of which the
deceased was a member, officiat-
ed
Mr.. Underwood died Sunday,
April IS. at Fairview hospital
where he was taken April IL after
he collapsed with a heart attack.
He fingered for seven days suf-
fering recurring attacks almost
daily and finally succumbed on
Easter Sunday at p. m.
Mrs. Hazel Underwood, his
wife did not leave his bedside at
the hospital during the entire
time he was there.
Russell Underwood was born in
Delphos, Ohio. July "a. 1892 and
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Underwood. He received
his education in the elementary
schools and high school Of that
city.
He came to Minneapolis in May,
1913. He became an employee Of
the railroad station in the follow
ing year
Mr.. Underwood was a charter
member Of Palestine lodge No. 7
F and AM, serving as its first
secretary from 1925 to 1927 He
was one of the founders Of Fellow
ship Club, a lodge hall at 30i3
Garfield which finally became
known as the Rawjess Club. He
was a former member Of North
Star Consistory No. IL.
Survivors include his wife,
Hazel and four children, Donald
W., II. Eugene Underwood and
Hazel Swain Of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, daughter.
Of Pasadena, Calf, and two bro
theirs, Ralph Underwood Of Van
couver, 3. C.. and Clyde Under
wood of Seattle, Wash
Active pallbearers were Frank
Terry, o. L. Alexander, o. 3,
Williams, Robert Wallace, George
Nixon and Palmer Jackson.
Serving as honorary pallbear-
ers were B. Carmichael. Sr., spen-
Ger shivers, Hardy White, Ray
moud w. Cannon. c. II. Roper,
c. w. Glenn, A. p. Wright, Ed
ward L. Boyd. c. w. Smith. Hir-
am Gibbs, Charles Noble. John
williams and Cecil Newman.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23
NEGRO FAMILY IN
PORTLAND DRIVEN FROM
HOME BY THREATS
BY Elaine Berry

Portland, Ore -- (ANP) -- A
mother OF six small children last
week was forced TO leave her
newly-rented home after receiving
threatening telephone calls from
persons who objected to Negroes
living in the neighborhood.
The mother, Mrs. Izella Kim
mons. and her children remained
IN the house only one night before
bowling to the threats. A divorcee,
Mrs. Kimmons now lives with
friends. Her children range in age
from 10 months TO IL years old.
They are:
Willie Charles, IS months;
Clarence. 3: Wesley. q; Ella V. o;
Jesse. 8 and J. ". H.
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The Judge went on to state that
Il was his assumption the only
reason the divorce was being con-
tested was because of the prop
erty involved.
He also said that II. for example
both parties should be found
guilty of the charges they have
hurled Mt each other, there was
the possibility that the court may
not grant divorce.
Both parties agreed through
their attorneys TO try to reach n
settlement and the trial was re-
cesscd until Monday.
The suit was started nearly a
year ago and the attorneys for
the couple told the court that their
efforts for n settlement had been
futile.
Mrs, Oden took the witness
stand for the second time Wednes-
day morning and while fighting
back tears told how she and her
husband struggled TO open the
first restaurant opened by them
at Western Ave. and Central,
On the verge Of breaking
down. she told how she worked
mt the Telephone Go. and would
20 from there 20 tho restaurant
and work until as late as four
or five the next morning.
At one time shortly after the
restaurant opened. Mrs. oden
said that II was necessary for her
TO pawn her rings TO raise some
necessary money for the business,
She went on to testify that
after the place became profitable
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23
Silver Anniversary: A
Silver Anniversary:
Evans Defense Department
Aide To Address 25th
H. O.. Brown Meeting

The 25th Annual Meeting of the
Halle Q. Brown Community
House, 553 Aurora Ave, will be
held on Sunday, May 2 at 4 p. m.
James c. Evans, special advisor
on Negro affairs for the Depart
ment of Defense, Washington, d.
c. will be guest speaker. The
Community Chest agency will al
so celebrate its Silver Anniver-
sary at the same time.
John M. Patton, president of
the Board of Directors will pre-
side. Among the highlights of the
program will be the presentation
of awards by Judge Archie Cling
old and the portrayal Of the his
tory of the Halle Q. Brown Com
munity House from its beginning
down to the present time with the
use of pictorial slides. Narrators
will be Miss Frances Clyburn,
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YoungdohI Speoks
To NAACP Next
Tuesdoy Night

Rev. Reuben Youngdahl, mini
ster OF Mt. Olivet Lutheran church
will be the guest speaker at the
April meeting OF the Minneapolis
Branch. NAACP on Tuesday,
April 81 at 8 p. m. at Phyllis
Wheatley House.
Rev. Youngdahl, who recently
returned from an extended trip
abroad will speak on world affairs
from observations made on his
tour of other countries He will
also make some observations on
racial problems as related to
world affairs.
Rev. Youngdahl is one Of the
outstanding clergymen in this
area. He has been very active In
civic affairs and was one OF the
original members OF the Mayors
Council On Human Relations,
serving as it's first chairman.
In addition TO the talk by Rev.
Youngdahl, the branch win also
be privileged TO hear musical
selections rendered by the ''Musi-
cal Notes: a group Of young wo-
men who have become well known
rs professional singers in this
community, This group has very
graciously donated their services
TO make the program a success.
The NAACP is still waiting for
the Supreme Court ruling on the
school segregation cases. A strong
possibility exits that the decisions
may be handed down on Monday,
April 26, when the court recon-
venes.
Members and friends are urgeG
TO attend the branch meeting on
Tuesday evening. April 27.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23
CHICAGO GETS THIRD
NEGRO POLICE CAPTAIN

Chicago o-( AMP Kinzio Blue
lit last week became the third
Negro elevated to the rank OF cap
tain In the local police force,
Blueitt, acting captain for five
years, was among IL officers pro-
noted by Timothy O'Connor po-
lice commissioner. He win remain
at Wabash Av. station where he
has been since his appointment
as acting captain. The station Is
in the heart of the Southside
where most Negroes live.
Blueitt now joins John Scott
and Harry Deas as colored police
men who have earned a captains
rank. Scott and Deas, however,
now are retired.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23
SYMPHONIC CHORUS
CONCERT SUNDAY

The Symphonic Chorus Of the
Twin Cities under the direction
Of o. B. Dahle will present its
Twelfth Annual Spring Concert
at the Lyceum Theater. April Is
at $50 p. m The guest artists
this season viii be Clarence Rus
sell and Olive Nelson Russell Mr..
and Mrs. Russell were the origin
al co-directors of the group and
are well known TO musical audi
ences Of the Twin Cities.
The Symphonic Chorus was or
ganized in le42 as a recrestional
activity at the Twin Cities Or
dnance Plant. When the war ended
the singer decided TO carry on as
an independent group and TO keep
the same symphonic spirit "a
symphony Of music, creeds and
racesl that had existed in the
chorus from its inception.
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Tslmsse Carey
Testimonial
Monday 7pm

A large crowd Is expected at the
testimonial dinner in honor of Tai
mage b. Carey Monday night,
April 20. at p. m. at the Hotel
Dyckman in Minneapolis.
Anthony b. Cassius. general
chairman reports that there has
been generous response to the
plan OF the Associated Negro
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N. c. MAsoNs DEDICATE NEW
Sle5,000 HEADQUARTERS

Durham. N. c. tANP)--The
North Carolina Masons dedicated
a new s125.000 headquarters
here, Thursday. with DIR. Marshal
Shepard OF Philadelphia, guest
speaker.
DR.. Shepard, speaking to an
overflow crowd in White Rock
Baptist church identified the
worlds colored peoples aspira-
tions for complete equality with
the dream OF the founders Of the
State Masons in North Carolina.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23
CHICAGO SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION HAS
THIRD BIRTHDAY

(ANP) Service Fed
eral Sovings and Loan Associa-
ton Of Chicago win hIghhght It's
third anniversary celebration with
an open house May 7-9. Henry
Hervey, association manager. an
nounced last week.
Service Federal with offices at
I04 Il. 51st street, has grown
steadily since It's organization in
1851 and now has nearly si,5oo,-
in assets. according TO DIR. Theo-
dore X. Lawless, president.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23

The expansion convocation ban
quet will end a two day meeting
here. which is expected to bring
more than 600 persons to Mime
apolls.
A number of AME bishops from
various sections OF the country
win attend the session. Names Of
the visiting bishops and their dis
tricts are as follows: ID. Ward
Nichols. first, district; Frank NJ.
Reid. seventh district; I. H. Bon
ner, ninth district; w. r. Wilkes,
18th district: K C. Hatcher. 14th
district and +. ID. Jordan from the
18th district.
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r. S. Underwood
Dies; Was Resident
Here Al Years

Funeral services were held at
1870 p. m. Wednesday, April 21
for Russell Sage Underwood, 3S15
Third Av. s., Minneapolis, resi-
dent for II years. He was head
usher at the Milwaukee R.R. de-
pot for 80 years until his death.
Services were held at Lakewood
cemetery chapel, which was the
scene of his burial. Rev, Martin
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23

Ames Lodge when that organiza-
purchased the lodge home II pres
emily occupies.
A founder OF the Minneapolis
Urban League, he has served on
It's boards for over 2s years.
Mr. Carey is married and lives
with his wife and two foster chill
dren at s7o4 Fifth Av. 8. He has
one son. Talmage G, Carey. who
is president OF the Carey Enter
pfises Corporation In st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-04-23
ATTENTION.

Next Tuesday, April "a is cleo
ton day in st. Paul
Every citizen should march 10
the polls and help decide who viii
govern the city and make its laws
for the next two years.