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Evening star., 1954-04-04
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SLIPS: John Kieran, longtime expert on
Information Please" is renowned for his
accurate memory, his overwhelming store of
miscellaneous facts. and his general erudltion.
That's why it came as mild shock TO dis
cover that he had committed simple spell
ing error in his original manuscript for Put
Some Life In 1t" tat left. He had spelled
violent with an "a" instead of an "e"!
With righteous air. we quickly called MIR.
keran on the carpet received this erudite
explanation:
"QmandoQue bOnms dOrmitat HomeruS.'
1t took us an hour to get loose translation
from the Latin and learn that even good
Homer mods occasionally" We're sorry we
ever brought the whole thing up to start with!
HAVE A CUP? When you start worrying
about the high price of coffee, consider the
situation on the other side of the Iron Curtain
and maybe you'll feel better The National
Committee for a Free Europe, Inc. informs
us that Polish citizens pay $45.45 for pound
biased on the official rate of exchange). If
you lived in Bulgaria you'd pay the equiva-
lent of $2l.3 80 Czechs. Hungarians and Roma
mans pay only $l885. $l3.54 and $6.47,
respectively if they can get it. AS you
might expect. Russians buy cut-ratc. for
mere $4.78 pound!
HUSBANDS, ARISE! {. but don't be sur
prised if you arise alone and get your own
breakfast while your spouse slumbers peace
fully on Next week, in Should Wives Cook
Breakfast" Lester David reveals the con-
troversial results of a survey which shows,
among other things. that almost half Of today's
married males are shifting for themselves
in the early-morning hours. Read il and
argue! TIE EDITORS
Evening star., 1954-04-04
PUT SOME LIFE IN 1T!
by John kieran
Wrter oandN Nss"raGst

citizens. That was two score years ago but can
still hear him humping the desk and saying: Put
some in! Whatever you attempt. go at it with
spirit Put some in!"
I'm prejudiced in this matter because I'm full of
enthusiasns for and against persons, places and
conditions. Many years ago. when was on the
staff of big-city newspaper. l used to amuse one
of the elder editors with almost daily impassioned
pleas for or violent attacks on some matter of the
moment One day the kindly veteran said to me
mildly: Il wish could get as excited about any
thing as you do about everything" Well. it's
more fun that way An enthusiast may bore
others - but he has never dull moment himself
Evening star., 1954-04-04

W7ILLlAM CowPER, the English poet is the man
w who handed down the opinion that variety
is the very spice of life" but disagree and point
in passing to the fact that Cowper pronounced
Cooper was three times locked up for insanity.
which only shows what too much variety can do
to you
AS for me, believe that enthusiasm is the spice
of life. Emerson wrote: Nothing great was ever
achieved without enthusiasm" When / was a
college student heard David Starr Jordan, then
president of Stanford University, tell of man who
said that the only way to make good coffee was to
put some in" And that was also DR.. Jordan's
advice about lfe given to US as students and future
Evening star., 1954-04-04
This Week

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM I. NICHOLS. Editor
Editorial Offices: go Lexington"
lrenme. Ne.c YORK ". Nrsc York
THE CERFBOARD. ............................
WILL YOU DC RICHER OR POORER ~ ,ss47...
BY Sineioir Weeks
THE VALENTINE MURDER. eR....................
THE MAN WHO scoopep I Il o,ssSeT. S" " - 10
"Moohst.lAe" RUNS THE SHOW. '.......:.. ~
MR. eolt"p PICKS TOMORROW! es%Mss' da.s; ss':' "a
BY Ben Hogan
"sIUoGER" AsHsAUoH. Northumberland. -
by Dick Ashbovek
HOW 70 SPOT A DANGEROUS DRIVER. 20
BY George N. Woifr JF.
EN-. ............................ 10
FLAvORs ARE TRICKY. Observation-Disclosures. rs
1HERErL ALWAYS De A clNoEREILA. ...... 20
BY ckorles D. Rice
FASHION FIND. Observation-Disclosures. 30
evERYBODYs ETIQUETTE. 81
Cover BY PeIIessinj
descriptions Of in fiction stories
and semi-6ction articles in this magazine wholly
that Of living dead. Is entirely eoneidsnta
The title This Week" the US Patent ohce
FOR A BETTER AMERICA
Evening star., 1954-04-04

Names descriptions all in fiction stories
and semi-hction articles in this magazine are wholly
imaginary. ANY which happens TO be the same as
that Of person. living Dead entirely coincidena
The title "This registered in the us Patent ONCE
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FOR A Better AMERICA

TW---4-4-54
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NV or nearby Nd. Diet. 3-bedrm.,
bsnt., porch. fenced yard. 500 mo.
TIE. 6-0672. -17
lTWO-BEDROOM HOUSE OR APT
500 or under. including utilities:
must have privilege OF hanging
wash. ia. 2-6207. ~
SMALL. LONELY. LOW-RENT retreat
| for bachelor r-student: is mi. D. G.
| win consider rent with option to
| buy. UN. 4-667O weekend am.
| Box 76-B. Star, 2Os
REGULAR ARMY 1T. COL, begin
| ming Pentagon tour, desires 4-bedrm.
house, Cleveland Park area, for ap-
prox. $l25. NO. 7-1029 aft. 8 pm.
HIGHLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, I'm
| est references: adults only. needs
| 7-S-room house permanently. Call
\ II. 3-594S after pm. 19s
rms, lge. liv. rm.. adj. din. rm., in
! NV. sec. EN-. 3-419S, Mon. g.30-6
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DEER PARK HEIGHTS
S11O PER MONTH
8 BEDROOMS
FULL BASEMENT

New brick homes closets.
kitchen with Westinghouse rerseator
''' FEW FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Andrews Boiling Fields Census
Naval Research
OPEN TO DAILY
DIR Out Penna ave to Branch aye. right Branch
I'd REht st. Barnabas rd approx " mi to Dallas dr.
ALTERNATE DIR over g. Capitol st. Bridge out suitand
81. d Dallas signs
to model house
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
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CRESTWOOD

1921 Shepherd ST. NV
Extremely large and beautiful
rambler. Laree living room with
picture window overlooking
wooded estate Separate dining
room. De luxe electric kitchen
with breakfast room; lovely
bedrooms. den, and . baths:
2-car garage Slate roof: flag
stone patio. This is really
gorgeous home on large lot
in exclusive neighhorhood.
Owner anxious to sell.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Directions: Out 18th st. to
Shepherd st. then left to sign.
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-0214
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CLEVELAND AVE. AREA

5 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
Spacious custom-built white brick
Colonial; twln-size bedrms., 2
baths on End A. (huge master bed
room with storage space across one
entire wall(, open stairway to bed
room, bath. storage rm. on 3rd f.:
servants qtrS. IN bSmt. Big 2-car
detached garage. Convenient to
JOHN EATON CATHEDRAL AND
FRIENDS SCHOOLS. Most-sought-
after. distinguished neighborhood.
Price we'll under 100000. Office
open Sun
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Three to four
bedrm. unfurn. house: small acreage:
within 30 min. D. c. Box 277-C.
RaESssPr1oNsIBLE YOUNG COUPLE. Q
small children, need 2-bedrm., un-
furn. house, bsmt.; about $50; Va.
or NV. Md. so. STATS. 17s
HOUSES uNEuRNlsHED
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK--A
builder Of flne homes Is. offering
this practically new, 2-story brick
home to home seeker interested IN
schools and shopping, and with, a
large lst trust: Features 2 twin;
sized bedrms., | small bedrm. and
bath; on md A., lge. liv. .rm. with
firepl, din. rm., kit. and powder
room, lst T., as well as as og glass s.o IN, !,
today by calling BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 til 8 pm,
AMER. UNIV. PIX, ses. 5oo-compar--
ably new brick Colonial. on level
lot, fine transp.. near schools @ and
rm., encl. porch. fine kit; powder
rm.. 5 excel. bedrms. and bath: full
bsmt. Immed. poss. Call JAMES E.
SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5sO0; eyes,, Oh.
2-1409 or WO. 6-l40S: III
BERKELEY-WESLEY HTS. AREA.
s3s7 49th St; g n,w;Mopsn pens Sat; ,,;:. 70; 70
genuine thrill inspecting this lovely
brand-new 2-story white brick CO.
lonlal: finest controlled location:
bedrm; or study and bath on ist 4 T.;
paneled clubroom: servants room
and bath: beautiful setting over
looking Govt. park: few min. from
downtown. Other flre homes near
ing completion in the area. FRANK
s.: PHILIPS. DI. 7-l411: eyes,
BRiARCLIFF-one OF washington's S
finest homes in the city's most dis
tinguished residential area; very
large cenler-hall Colonial with lovely
big rms. throughout. large library, D
bedrms., q baths. .flreplaces. huge
clubroom Now priced very rea-
Sonably to sell. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes, EN-. 2-9265.
-l7
BRIARCLIFF, $4,000 - Truly an
outstanding value: In one Of Wash
ingtons finest controlled commu--
mites; beautiful big brick Colonial
built in 1851 bv Frank g.. Phillips,
includes large library or bedrm. with
fireplace and full bath on lst h.:
FOUR bedrms. and TWO baths on
End, H.; extraordinary financing
available. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
7-1411: eyes,. RA. 6-6924. "a
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MANUFACTURING co.
BAKERY

2b years estsb.: owner retiring: mod.
equip, guarantee health insp,; price.
rent reas.
DELICATESSEN
Corner: doing over 81 800 week;
profit terrific; Il pays to investigate;
price, rent reas. MIKE ASIA, ia.
9-7115; Monday. ST. 3-4266.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Strout CatalOg-Freel

0IIOut CdIalOg-ETee!
AUTO UT couETs. ;esors stores gas sta no no
Describes 3,29S bargains, SO States
WORLDS LARGEST 63 years re.
liable service. Save through STROU1
REALTY. 234-N Woodward Bldg.
washington, ST. 1894.
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NO MONEY DOWN
DELICATESSEN- BEER
Wonderful location. Due to unfor-
tunate' circumstances. now closed.
Only four owners curing last al
years. Very. little competition In
spect, 2Q16 1st st. NV. II inter-
ested call Al Bookoff, RA. 6-852 I.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Gal Z st. NV MA R-a31a
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WESTINGHOUSE
LAUNDROMATS

Net $4,000 . VI. ALD-Westing ghouse
finds locations. plans stores, A.
nances equipment and trains owners
to. operate their own profitable busi-
ness; $4,000 to Sc. 900 initial In
phone U j. aHaRIERfiNaTTo5Nlf.e TT5lfe Rl mlrf S2S' g.
Hond sldg; WASHINGTON 5. D. G.
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1924 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Inst Of of 18th

1414 WHITTIER OIL. NV.
Just OF of 18th
owner says sell. price DRASTICALLY
REDUCED. This lovely 7-room. 3
bath home represents a splended
value at the new price Of S21,.50,
First floor has large living room
with open stone fireplace, large
separate dining room. kitchen and
den. Second floor: Three lovely bed
rooms and :. baths and finished
recreation room. laVatory and built
In garage In basement For apt,
to inspect, call Mr.. SCHWARTZ.
EX. 3-70SS: ewes. WO. 6-S637,
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Washingtons Finest NV. Area
brick with & rms. and
2 baths. finished recreation rm..
porches. garage, new kitchen equip
ment incl. dishvasher; For sale
direct from owner. Price. S26. 800
net. Available for inspection today.
4425 Burlington pl. NV.
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COOLIDGE, PAUL AND
School AREA

OPEN Sun. 1870 TILL DARK
lent cond.. near every convenience
gas h.-w. heat, det. gar, big rear
priced right at S14,950; about ST.
ono cash will handle, on easy terms.
Mr., ,HaRsAIiA; Glf5sE "a. 3 3-sSlA1p; sWSlA1p;rr co.
1924 14th St.. Realtor. AD. 4-200B.
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Haworth and Killens
l901 wisconsin Ave. EN-, 1881

1908 10th ST. NV.
IS rms, 4 full baths; mod. attfac.
bldg, IN very desirable location fol
institutiOn or guesthouse, etc.; oil
heat; parking facilities.
GOSS REALTY co.
9144 K st. NV. Ma. $3.50
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VARIETY STORE. drugs. lunch coun-
ter, confectionery. groceries, etc.;
good corner, NV; cheap rent; sub
We also have list OF good-paying
groceries; $500 business and up.
Suburban store, equipped: buy or
rent equipment. personally krow
people who made lot of money in
Ba1M. aa1s ssSre. 81. $1,000; res, RA. s-ssaa
MOTEL. Rte. Il, Ha,rrisOnHuTg' We; !;
lceIs urn RI also Sc r sTsk STek Snss
home. 4 bedrms,. baths; central
oil INV. heat. neons, ETC.: 3 acres:
nice approach: price. s7l,50O: terms
HILLiARG REALTY CO. IA. s-s4es
46l3 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
MOTEL. Rte. II, Harrisonburg. Va. !;
consists OF large guest home, 5 bed,
rms. baths: 3 modern motel units.
also air-conditioned diner, fully fur
nishec and equipped; central oil
h-H w. heat; neons, etc.: $26,5O0;
HIILiARp6 REALTY CO.. JA. s.s4es
1913 Lee Hwy... Arlington. Va
Va; 10 mason rental II units: restsu-
rant bldg. with apt. also Arm. cot
tage: fully furn. and equipped, and
operating successfully; central nat
ural gas heating: $S5,000: $4,000
HiLLIARp REALTY Co, ia. s-s4es
1913 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
MOTEL. Rte. 1. Predericksburg. We.
25 rental units: living quarters and
restaurant; central oil heat: fully
Turn. and equipped: season now
starting; price. S95.0O0: $50 600
HiLLiARp REALTY CO.. IA. s-s4es
4fjl3 Lee Hwy. ArlinRton. Va
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COOLIDGE HIGH AREA

HO. 2-6778
GLOVER PARK-2-story and base
ment semidetached brick; living
EeSm bedrms ana beautiful an % the S bath nsssy naay
added features: possession: terms;
price. S15,25O. GEORGE I, BoRGER,
INC; Gag indiana ma ave- nv. .7axA IA.
SHEPHERD PARK
First fir, bedrm. and full bath, plus
2 bedrms. and bath upstairs. Rec.
kit; storm windows and doors fea-
ture this spacious detached home.
near 14th st. above Walter Reed.
For an excellent buy call Mr.. Often
berg, JU. 9-75S5.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
HOLD EVERYTHNG-"Goiden op-
pOrnr1 S-,c Sem. See and BUY tSdfy sstSs
plus complete apt, with separate
cation in vicinity Of. 3rd and. Mis-.
souri, ave. NV. ''Brightwood's best. "
s sh9wn amazs Sy app only Ts hs saft Hw ba1e
will sign contract today.
w. B. Realty. IA. 9-0S94. RE. 7-0676
GORGEOUS RAMBLER = Shepherd
PARK elegant area. OPEN TODAY
/ TO 8. Lifetime house, rms plus
den, 2 baths. bsmt. W. maids rm.
and bath. Offers the most in
beauty. comfort and distinetion' dnadr,ha y
For the discriminating family de-
sieast." See and buy Sos4 ALASKA
AVE. NV d1st ofi 9odan 18th u st. .oe1s
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Anf Arfa hofha o
car brick garage;. being sold to
p ST. Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick, z apts.; income. $500; $4,000
~ n ST. NEAR CONN.
Brick. IL rms. 4 baths, 2-car parking
space. gas heat; made into 8 efii-
EUGENE p. NIXON, REALToR
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-s112.
QUICK SALE NECESSARY
PAUL JR. HIGH--NATIVITY AREA
Semidet. brick. Owners illness nee
essitates sacrifice price. Enjoy the
ebeos Sf snt0 Sas dvey
some. Woodworking fireplace. large
din. rm., lovely kitchen with excel
lent equipment; good-sized bedrms.,
deep closets. full bsmt., gar. cement
porch, Easy terms. Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
1921 ALLISON ST. NV.
h.-w. heat, det. gar Priced under
MAI MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID: 4-2o05.
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vAcANT-oPEN sun. 2 TO 8
5704 send ST. NV. :,
No wasted space in this det. brick
home; q rms. baths, open fire.
place. large din rm., kitchen large
enouph for breakfast table. End
fir., 3 bedrms e twin-size), . baths;
stairway to heated attic: clubrm.
open fireplace: screened rear porch.
Mr.. Weaver. WO. 6-4944.
Realtor 1904 I4th st. AID. 4-20O5
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HOUSES UNFvRNIsHED
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GLOVER PARK--2-story and base
ment semidetached brick; 1ivins
bedrms., beautiful tile bath, many
added features: possession: terms
price. Sl5,250. GEORGE /. BORGER
INC, 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma
S-O35O. EN- 2-2N73. WO. 0-7640
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OPEN. 5000 10Th st. n.e.--Semidet
brick; 9 rms, recreation rrn.,
bedrms.. lge. refgr.. fenced yard;
newly conditioned; S110 mo. Bus
ROGER MOSS. REALToR
Ho. 2-6020; Sun, La. 6-3926
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CHARMING MOD. 8-bedrm. brk.. nr
18th and Walter Reed: 2 baths Isl
fir., powder rnn., center-hall plan
all-elec. kit, fenced garden, rec. rm
with bar, laundry rm., VI bath; i'm
pso. aSHaS oScap; SHOWN De'~' Ao Gun
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'OM MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 t4th st. NV. AID. 4-20u2
3I9 WBTTTIER ST. NV. 8 rms; ant
tile bath. Semidet; brk; on nea!
Excel. cond. sos per mo.
S691 18th st. ne. 6-rm. brk. Conv
grade schools, h. g., transp. Eease
$50. 90 per mo. r. O. DUNhS
HO 2-07OO.
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LOVELY 4 BEpRMs., 2 BATHS
REDECoRATED, S1SS;;

iii SHEPHERD ST. NE.
Four -bedrm semidet brick: excel:
cond.; all-elec. kit, nice porch: full
bsmt., det. gar: near Catholic univ
and new Providence Hospital; S125.
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
ReaIt0F
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EUGENE p. NIXON, REALToR
025 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-S1 l2

1421 ALLISON ST. NV.
Arranged as 2 complete apis. OIL
| h.-w. heat, det. gar. Priced under
| $4,000. Mr.. Washburn, TU.
2-209I.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Braddock Heights, 912 West Brad
dock rd.-Lge. 6-rm. house with
frepI., det. garage. recr: rm. with
bath in bsmt. plus powder rm: on
1st mr.; S175 per mo. Cau FRED;
ERICK w. BERENS, INC, Rental
Dent. Ma. $4,000. 1922 L st. NV
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SHEPHERD PARK

First fir, bedrm. and full bath, plus
2 bedrms. and bath upstairs. Rec.
kit; storm windows and doors fea-
ture this spacious detached home.
near 14th st. above Walter Reed.
For an excellent buy call Mr.. Often
knr1 0-cEQE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-01
NAAcP Figure Dies:
Heart Attack Fatal To
George Dozier Duluth
Leader & FraternaI Man

He was a member OF Calvary
church where he has scrv.
ed on the trustee board for many
years. Al the time Of his death. he
was president OF the Duluth
Branch of the NAACP. past pa.
trun and member OF Elizabeth
Chapter No. 2. OES. and was re-
Gently appointed Grand Sentinel
OF the Eastern Star and q mem.
Der Of Doic Lodge No. 2, = and
A NJ, who were In charge Of the
funeral services
Services were held at $50 p. m.
Thursday. September 30, At Cal
vary Baptist church with Rev,
Charles Jones officiating Burial
was in Forest Hin Cemetery
Surviving him are his wife Mrs
Carrie DoZier. Duluth. mother,
Mrs Mary Williams; niece, Mrs.
Evelyn SmRIlwood, both Of Wash
ington. u. c. and other relatives
Mrs Smallwood came 10 Duluth
10 attend funeral services
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-01
Breezy Point
Lodge Refused
YDFL Leader

Jim Crow forced the executive
committee Of the Young Demo
crate Farm-Labor party NDFLl
to move its meeting, Aug 7. from
Breezy Point lodge Ia another ~.
sort. when the management Of
breezy Point told members of the
committee that u could not ac.
commodate them because one Of
their party was Negro.
Mrs. Allie Mae Hampton, Ssb
Marshall, St Paul. and national
committee woman for Minnesota
YDFI., and her son, were the Ne
groca involved,
Reservations for the meeting
had been made by Jack Ranncy,
Detroit Lakes. and a member of
the committee from tho Twin
cities was told by the manage
ment ~ Breezy Point that they
were sorry but that they would
have to refuse them because n
was tho policy Of the lodge no, Ia
accommodate Negroes
Later when RHnney went back
10 pick up his deposit from The 70
sort. they were rcluctan, Ia give
him n refund
The executive committee found
another resort nearby, where they
held their meeting
when Mrs Hampton returned Ia
the Twin cities she turned the
matter over 10 the state MACE
Ron Anderson, state chairman
for the YDFL. said that they
stood solid behind Mrs Hampton
and would give her any assistance
that she thought she might need
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-01
Duluth SAACP President Who
Was Fatally stricken SUNDAY

who was driving the car. became
~ and asked Mrs Dozier 10 take
the wheel
She stopped N" car and went
across the street 10 drug store
FOR medicine when she returned.
Mr. Dozier had gone into the
fIinR station where he collapsed
The attendant summoned an am
bulance and he was rushed 10 An
Cker hospital where h" WINS pro
n0unced dead on arrival
Born In Washington y g. MI
Dozisr came 70 ST Paul. where he
lived prior 20 moving 10 Duluth
he was resident ~ Duluth for
- years
He vas m outstanding chef and
had worked in this capacity for
the Gres, Northern. 800 Line and
the Duluth. Mssaba and Iron
Range railways. having served NJ
chef On the latter for forty years
he retired IN 1851
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-01

who served two terms AZ head ~
N" Eastern stars ~ tho MlBnsAo-
IN jurisdiction Hims replaced Dh-
Wd q GnSAam who had also scry-
ed two terms M grand patron
In harmonious meetings held for
two days n, Pilgrim Baptist
church. the grand chapter review.
81 the work ~ the preceding year
and formulated plans for N" com
ing grand chapter year
Other officers elected were
Helen . Lawrence ~ - Paul.
grand assOcials mRir0g, VIM
gaylcs r., Paul grand assoclat"
patfrn. Zella bearing. MiHncaPo-
De. grand c"nductrcEE, AArjory v
Harris. grand hSsDCiatr CDnduc-
trcsa Foru Helm grand secretary
Efro Larklhs, grand treasurer.
Blanche nayes. grand lecturer
Emma ElmH. grand 0rgaHISt. Id
Han EairngrT grand marshal and
Lucy Iinrris. grand wnrder
Officers appointed were, Ger.
,rude Green. grand Ada. Minnie
Adams. grand Ruth, Wayne upts.
grove. grand Esther: Ia Mar
gmith grand Martha. Helen Bail
~. grand EiHcts Dorothy Payne
Sunshine chairman, Emma watts
Sunshine oo-chHlrman. Leoth Tan
nor. Sunshine cp-Chairman; Lydia
Ciomuns. chairman. foreign cor,
rcrpordrno" LTa DOsid. grand
chaplain. Elizabeth Parker. chair,
man grand ways ana means Lena
- Faucs'ts, oo-chAirman way and
means and Harriet Jones grand
publicly chairman
The n y - grand sentinel
George D0zier ~ Duluth d..d twc
days after hs appointment en-
route home 10 Duluth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-01

All persons who have chang
cd their places Of residence or
home address since they last
voted must register II they
want TO vote In the Tuesday,
Nov, : elections
The rnal date OF registration
is Oct IL Beginning Friday
oct registration officers win
be open at the city hall until y
p, m, NJ night, for the convcn-
fence OF voters who cannot reg,
ister In the day time
The November elections are
important and VIII affect the
future OF all OF us, The ballot Is
the most precious possession
OF the American citizen Don't
be a Stacker. " you have not
registered, please DO NJ today
Every citizen should be pre-.
pared 90 vote ON election day
Yours sincerely.
Cecil u, Newman
Editor-Publisher
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-01

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