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HOUSES uNFURhishED

N, ARL.--2-bedrm.. brick Colonial, q
blocks from Hechts Rec. rm. In
66sm aa S1lo. ia, 7-2a5l' ia; -
BEAUTIFUL 4-bedrm., e-bath house,
3-bedrm., 2-bath house. reer. RIP.
JU. s-15l2. JAMES L. DIXON ~
CO., ST. $1,000. --26
MOUNT PLEASANT prime loca.
ton at 1905 Lanier pl NV, You'll
spend pleasant summer in this
and screened rear porch excellent
room sizes plus garage. Only Sl25.
St. NV, MA. s-2345.
10 RMS, S165 mo-. refined family.
I mi. from Seven Corners. Ii. A.
NiE ais BALTIC, FREEwAY, 2 bedTras..
Dr." WoodlaWn Lsndoyer tIiiis: No
W. HYATTsvILLE--2- bedrm. brick;
mo. BREHME CO.. JU. s-40l0,
GEORGETOWN 1880 oeth st. nv
Newly remodeled, smaller white brk.
soHss b 5sssein s4s dec e p s1sqa
HOSE 1es NE ". sEcTioSE ~ CONFLICTS sa
apts.: also 5-rm. house. 81 X. st.
NV. Call DU 7-s4l8 is
BOILING FIELD ANDREWS FIELD.
Census Area. 20-25 minis. to down
town Wash. ---Semidetached. bed
rms. bath. tiled bsmt Complete
kitchen, garbase disposal. LIST moor
powder rm. Roomy lot; brand new:
conveniently located. S120 per mo.
For appt., cali 10. 7-72SS; II no
answer: call ia. ,7:-2s7s. 25
BETHESDA, near NH and Bethesda
a nS st oe a rooms Baths e 9 1ssR;
S aR sELLI as s 81 1883 c cs
AT DECATUR ST. N.W.--6 rooms,
bath. full basement; screened
porches and garage; h.-wh spring
N, ARLINGTON. Kirkwood I'd. area
mr.. schools, shopping transp.
Mod. brick: 4 bedrms.. = baths.
porch. garage, bsmt.; large lot trees.
Avail. May. j: Sl75. IA. 2-07So.
NEAR FALLS CBURCH-3 nice bed
rooms rooms ,. s1tra slsr liyias-dln d9
stairway to 2 LARGE storage or play
shopping center; sI2b mo JE @
Navy captain trans
ferred; practically new, bedrms..
ga baths. rec. nm; gar; ige lot:
0s9 VIRGINIA AVE. s.w. 10 rooms.
= baths. newly decorated: "a blk.
from Smithsonian Institute $3.50
mo. c. ". PARKER Co MA. s-2326.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MASS. AVE. extended. $500 Mama
kasan rd.-New nicely furnished s.
bedrms., 21a bath, rambler. May
Is to Sept. Is. OIL. 4-5126: Il
. ssss p0T saoo @Un S Go Gaii.
1920 NEBRASKA AVE. N.w.-8 rms.
and bath. attractively iurn Avail
c cS W. W. s tST Sr The HE M ReS NJ
TRUST CO. Real Estate Dept. MA.
S-SUs0. "tH
ARL.-Bungalow: liv.. rm., din. rrs..
$ bedrms.. den, baths. dble. garage.
scr porch: big yard: $3.50 mo. Avail
y mos. ia. 2-s6l6. --2S
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. rambler. 3
bedrms., Gen. 2 baths. cleo. kit:
En-. s-S3S3. Rs
CHEVY CHASE rms, : baths;
500 9 rms. bath. $165: MRS.
DuANINGToN, OIL. 2-2635, EN-.
NEAT COTTAGE; furn.. l bedrm..
cleo. kit, mod. bath: garage; gar
dens; nearby Md. Settled couple
1880 oUE ST. N.W.-s-bedrm. brk..
dniown. or Pen Pentason. oil. 4-5ssii.
ARLlNGTON--Va Vacant newly redec,.
large iiy. rn.. separate din. area,
equipped kit, . bsdrms., full bsmt;;
sspGsn space SKI Sithin blk q NAL e.
COLIN. ia. 7-3024. =.
1855 BRADLEY Blvd. Chevy Chase.
Md.--Lge. 3 bedrms. ga baths;
nicely furn.; built-in gar: 500.
For appointment, call MR.. EVANS.
A hi s;IsSS' sourH-pet. 6 rms,
screened porch, bsmt.; Ige. shaded
lot: nr. schools. bus, Pentagop;
SIPS mo. ia. 7-371S. -aB
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MAY LIST
AVAILABLE
REST TN TOWN

Furnished apt. Excellent embassy To-
cation. at Meridian Park, new bldg =,
air-cond with Individual control.
TV; garage all modern facilities;
reas. rent See to appreciate. Make
reservation now. 1475 Euclid ST. Nv
HUI. 3-3402. Il
COLORED-tOOs I. NV and others
REaHTATs. 1oIi I'll St INV NV az WE
C0LORED-3Ii KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.--3 rms. incl porch. end a.,
excel. cond. nice bsmt.. reas utils
Ii 1850 or HA. 2-SSf0 i
APARTMENTS. well equipped Tor
employed couple Call RA. 3-22s5
after 7:30 pm. 20"
C0LORED-ONE ROOM and kitchen
semipvt bath: all util. furn.; close
to transp.: 1900 Shepherd st. NV.
RA 3-q447 -26
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

LOVELY l-BEDRM.. all utIIs., sS2.50.
Adults preferred. Available now.
1857 HUNTINGTON ave- Alex. go.
ARL.-2-bedrm. apt: SOS incl. utils.
M Fl. Myer, Pentagon. shops. bus.
IA. 2-1641. -25
Lrea, kit. and tiled bath; con-
venient 70 shopping, schools and
bus; SOS Can ESQ: ARLEp;GE
blvd. Arl-, Va. ia. 7-444e. Ia
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TIIE

2 BEDRMS., SIG. 1884. So
/ BEDROOM, $74.50
Incl All Utils. Except Elec.
18th AND CONGRESS SITS. Sc
70 blks 18th and Alabama ave. seq
Next TO Congress Hts. shopping CEN
idry., storage. janitor service. Bus at
door, Res mgr, Apt. 101. 1870
CONGRESS St Sc. 10. 2-0469. -25
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-. COLoRED

VERY DESIRABEE ATS.
/ and . rm. apis. S57. so and up
1913 T st. NV: . rms, k. b. S72.50
14I3 T st. NV, rm. X. b. S84. so
100 Eye st. NV. . rms. k. b. 500. so
1910 9Th st. NV. Q T.. X. b. S65.50
929 o ST. NV. . rms. H.. b. S74.50
942 X st. NV, rm.. H.. b. $3.50
314 md st. ne, 2 rms. h.. b:
adults S74 50
ia 2iarn Euclid St NV , rms s Il, 81
See janitors on premises or phone
MA SASS
WASH. HOUSING CORP.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOyERS-Lge. or small,
we do them all! Clean and careful.
ST. $3.50. IA. 9-01l5 ewes.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STORAGE
CO., INC. Established 1906.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus, short
or long notices: extra services: any
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches q specially. 8. l.. MORRIS.
tn. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2SSg.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. Ia. 9-2937: ewes, RIA. 3-14l6.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates. DU. 7-96S7.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEn-De.

BEAUTIFUL DAYLIGHT. Lee. apt
bedrmG. Nv. rm-. din. ru-, mod.
kit: close 70 shop. and transp
cAMPBELL's DRUG STORE. RIA, j.
I4th AND Z. CAPITOL srs.-l-bedrm
apt, drepl.. dishEashef, GARBAGE dis
posal; newly decor; $780, gtiis-
GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que st.-one
See any time. Open. Apts. and 81.
STUDIO APT. equal to 3 rms: en-
Pvt. quiet, plenty light and ven
tilation; 18th and Colo. I'd. section.
WE 5-63s6. -27
1881 2sth ST. SCI bedrm.. Iiv.
rm.. dinette. kit, bath: SO, Call
r; 4. HuMPHRIEs. REALTORS.
eseI LINCOLN RID. Me- bedrm..
liv. rm.. din. kit, bath; incl. utils. I:
$3.50; Call p. 4; HUMPHREYS
THE ELAINE, 1910 Wisconsin ave.
NV bedrms, baths. hy. rm:.
and air conditionins; s2O5, Cali
q. A. HUMPHREYS. REALTORS,
WALTER REED AREA. Cedar Courts
--2nd A., Arm. apt. porch; $50,
plus gas and cleo. RA. 3-1505. II
a3eI LINCOLN RID. N.E.-Large en-
cheney apt: incl. all utils.. $62 so.
Can 3. Al! 4; aHuMPHRIEs. REALTORS.
s4l MASS. AVE. N:E.-Enaciency apt. /:
S55.- Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
4s sEA1 axaHir ~ 4E RACE Sc rs
S Ssa5nii incl Nv u.il s9 ses So c e r. ny. T.
HUMPHREYS. REALTORS. MA, s.
1899 NORTH CAPITOL ST. bed
incl. all utiis. $77.5O. Cali r. A.
HUMPHREYS. REALTORS. MA. g.
1900 FORT TOTEM DIR. NE
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm,, kit;
bath; incl. all utils. $3.50. Call
3. AL HUMPHREYS. REALTORS; ma
ISIS LINCOLN RID. Me- bedrm..
Nv. rm.. dinette, kit, BATH; incl.
f fl@ Ill., sExE4o sa h A. si5Ssc
CHEVY cHAsE-oarden-type, build
P r. a. ' HI!jMPHR1Es. e REALTORS
1909 M ST. NV room. kit,
share bath; utils. furn.:; $50. After
8 Sat. Mon. HU. $3.50. rs
CONN. AVE. AND EAsT-wEsT HWY.
bath; parking space available for
tenants: SIS; CAL R; A. HUN HUN
1901 D ST. SCI bedrm., liy. rm:.
din rm H6 E,t Riia s ssaSro Sssi
Moo Modern i-Dedr%. apt. ist i. GER or;
outlook over reservoir, bus stop at
front door, plenty Of off-street
parking. individually controlled base
board hot-water heat. large built-in
individually controlled cooling fan;
a ID iseee' Including 0r r.
Ing and colored television,. private
utility closet for individual clothes
washers and dryers. basement stor-
: age and laundry facilities; rent,
$50 plus utilities. Key with NE MS;
S F. %onH FIJI s'' I so oEof sA'
S-3326, JU. 7-651S. -27
DON'T PASS THIS UP-Homelike and
attractive 1-bedroom apis. with
private front and rear entrances:
spacious dining area plus modern
kit, with ecu. 1T refgr.; only $55
and $3.50 plus utils. Avail. May l.
See res. mgr. 4267 9Th ST. Sc. 10.
3-4442 or SHANNON q LUCHS
COMPANY, 724 14th st. NV. Ma.
S-2345.
JUST OFF MASS. AVE. at 6l9 K
st. n.w.-Big l-bedroom apt. avail.
immed.. at this convenient ad:.
dress. Only S45 incl. heat and
hot water. SHANNON g. LUCHS
COMPANY. 724 14th st. NV. MA.
4 RMS. KIT. AND BATH. newly
dec. all utils. incl. $75 mo-. 1O2
N. Carolina ave. Sc. Qnquirs at
store.) At
WALTER REED AREA, Cedar Courts.
Lge. 5-rm. apt. End a. $97.50
plus gas, cleo. RIA. 3-1505. 80
1915 18th ST. N.w.-very nice, clean
apt. In large apt. bldg. with ele-
vator service: 3 rooms. kitchen,
bath and large dining foyer; S65
mo. To inspect see resident manager
or call DU. 7-1432.
DUPONT CIRCIE AREA
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P. b. FORD, REALTOR
and 2 bedrm. apis, in 6-unit build
ing. Flower ave. and Piney Branch
aszs1 eau ~ SO log: ewes. Spring
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Newly dec. bedrm., liv. rm., kit, d.
nette. bath and shower. RE, $500.
-26
10 MIN. WALK TO 18th AND F
l and 3 rms. and bath: S35 and S42
per mo.
SCHAFFERT, 942 Eye ct. NV.
MA. S-7S63 -26
1881 QUE ST. Sc. apis. 2 and a.
2 rms. dinette. kit. and bath: sos.
407 MELLON ST. Sc. apis. 3 and 4
p rms. dinette. kit; and bath: 500;
rms, kit. and bath. S62.5O; apt. A..
Q rms, kit. and bath, SAT 30.
A. 8. GARDINER d CO.
1881 L st. NV. MA. S-0334
-2b
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1909 CONSTITUTE. AVE. N.E.-Du-
pick, 2 rms, kit. dinette. bath: heat
furn.; air cond. reas. rent.
426 Burbank st. SEE rms, kit,
dinette. bath. garb. dis; reas. rent.
412 Evarts st, n.e.-Duplex. 2 rms.
kit. din. bath. scr. porch: $3.50.
AIS 18th St. n.e,-Duplex, rms.
kit, din, bath, scr pch.: $50. H. T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2l37. Ii. 4-7265.
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2s15 LINCOLN RID. Me- bedrm:.
liv. rm., dinette, kit, BATH. incl.
all utils. $3.50. Call R. A. HUM
PHRIES. REALTORS. Ma. S-502O.
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DON'T PASS THIS UP-Homelike and
attractive 1-bedroom apis. with
private front and rear entrances;
kit. with ecu. 1T refsr.; only $50
and $3.50 plus utils. Avail. May /.
See res. mgr. 1857 9th ST. Sc. 10.
3-4442 or SHANNON q LUCHS
COMPANY, 724 14th st. NV. Ma.
2-o9Ak
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1900 FORT ToTTEN DIR. NE
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath; incl. all utils $92.50. Cali
r. A. HUMPHREYS, REALTORS. Ma.
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UNPUBLISHED 1-AND-2 BED
ROOMS. $72.70 TO ISL 80. ALL
Century ApartmentS
CHIIIJJM MANOR

NV. Mo. ave. and N. Cap. st.-Mod
de luxe. nicely furn... lge.. and 2
ssdrm a pts. min doWntSyE;1n ,
included RA. 3-4454.
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JUST OFF MASS. AVE. at 6l9 K
st. n.w.-Big l-bedroom apt. avail.
immed., at this convenient ad-
dress. Only S45 incl. heat and
hot water. SHANNON g. LUCHS
COMPANY, 724 14th st. NV. Ma.
, 1955-11-29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of the us.
DIVISION OF SAINT cRoIx AT cER1sTIANsTED
In the matter of the Estate of Probate No. $685.
Andre Cruz Robes. deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
.r0 mrIOAr TT NAV rQNrERN.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
H PEOPLES VOICE

... PLEASE FAKE NOTICE that, pursuant to an Order of
the District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated November s,
1855, the undersigned was appointed Executor Of the above
named Estaee.
Allcreditors of the deceased, Andre Cruz Robles, are
requested to file their claims with the undersigned Exc
|cutor at the Office of C. de Witt RogersyJr. his attorney, at
IA Church Street, Christiansted, st. Croix, VI. within six
O) months Of the date Of this notice. Persons indebted to this
Estate are requested to make payment within the same time
to the Executor or to his attorney.
Warren H. Young
Dated: November 9Th 1855 Executor
c. levitt Rogers,Jr.
Attorney for the Estate
|P. o. Box 982
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI !,
, 1955-11-29

JUNE, JFEEIINU.
THIS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered in
the Office of the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States, at ST. Thomas, in accordance with the
provisions Of the Regulations governing the registration OF
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved.
April i, 1916, the following TRADEMARK:
, 1955-11-29

CHRSIIANSIED THEATDE
T II HOUSE or G00D PICTURES"
Tuesday, Nov. 20 Double Feature:
FORBIDDEN
Tony Curtis jeanne Dru Lyle Bettger
OVER THE BORDER
Johnny Mack Brown Wendy Waldron Myron Healey
Nov. 80 = l. GAvILAN PoLLERo (Spanish)
Pedro Infanta Antonio Badu Lila Prado
Thursday. Dec. j THE MASK OF DIMITRIos
Sydney Greenstreet. Zachary Scott, Faye Emerson, Peter
LORE and Victor Franchen
Saturday, Dec. 8 Double Feature:
WINGS OF THE HAWK GechncoloD
Van Helm Julia Adams
TIL MAZE
Richard Carlson Michael Pate Veronica Hurst and
Katherine Emery
Sunday, Dec. 4 Y APACHE WAR MoK
Gilbert Roland Glenda Farrell Robert Horton
Barbara Ruick Gene Lockhart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Area Projects
Listed in Bill

Many developments in the
Washington area, including an
Army Medical Research Institute
at Walter Reed, are included in
the $24 billion military con-
struction bill sent to Congress
yesterday.
The $3,869, 900 medical re-
search plan would pull together
military research units scattered
throughout the country.
Merged would, be such COM
ponents as the Army Environ
mental Health Laboratory at
Edgewood, Md; the Nutrition
Laboratory at Fitzsimmons Army
Hospital. Denver, Colo, and the
general Medical Research Labo-
ratory at Fort Knox, KY. They
would be linked with the Forest
Glen, Md. annex of Walter Reed
Medical Center.
Another project in a total of
nearly $165 million earmarked
for Washington area construc-
ton is a naval Photographic in
depreciation center at Suitland,
Md.
The program called for the
spending of $2,345. 900 as the
first increment" of the center.
The total amount to be spent was
not given.
One proposal was for a new
armed forces medical library
which will cost about $40 million.
The bill requested only $3.50, 900
for plans for the library to be
located at the Bethesda Naval
Medical Center.
Another SAB million is asked
for second ship model basin
at Carderock. Md.
Also asked for is 81 million
for an addition to the Army
Medical Graduate School at
Walter Reed.
: Many area installations were
named for additions or improve
ments, including buildings at
Fort Belvoir. the Marine Corps
School at Quantico; the Naval
Air Test Center. Patuxent; Ma
val Ordance Laboratory; the
Naval Research Laboratory; An
drews Air Force Base; Boiling
Air Force Base and the Naval
Powder Factory.
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Montgomery County spekosmen,
however, are expected to be more
critical Of the expenditure plan.
A 7-cent park tax levied in
Montgomery will bring an esti-
mated s455.00o to the commits
sion. In Prince Georges the
planners we're promised support
in raising the tax rate from S
to Z cents. The agency also re-
ceives revenue from a Scent ad-
ministrative tax in both counties
in addition to funds from bond
issues. Federal aid. fees and
rentals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners yesterday de-
MED a commercial zone request
ed by Sidney B. Lust for a Is
acre Kentland tract on which
the theater chain owner planned
to build a $3.50. 900 drive-in the
alter. Some 200 residents of
Kentland and nearby subdivi-
sions appeared at the coming
hearing in Hyattsville to oppose
the request. The proposed ia
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lonq-Ronqe Study

Alexandria City Manager Ira
F. Willard last night was asked
by the City Council to submit
specific recommendations for a
detailed economic. population
and land-use survey of the city.
Councilman indicated action on
a proposed $6.7 Million bond
issue would be delayed pending
a preliminary report from Mr..
Willard. The long-range study
was urged by Councilman Frank
E. Mann, who said the city lis
standing at a financial cross
roads"
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three children, Robert, Z, Rich
ard, S, and Lynda, 8, and Jacob
Weismarl, so, and Stanley Rey-
nolds, So.
Firemen were hampered by a
second-floor ceiling which caved
in as flames swept through the
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Budget Hearing
In Montgomery

The Maryland National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commits
sion will hold a hearing at 7::30
pm. today in Silver Spring on
the Montgomery County portion
of the commissions proposed $2.6
million budget.
The planners budget, for the
fiscal year beginning May /, was
commended by several Prince
Georges County civic leaders at
a hearing in Riverdale last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Island today.
The mother Of the children,
Mrs. Marilyn Weisman, IS, res
cued her two youngest children,
Ronald, 2, and Lark, 5-month-
old daughter.
Killed were the Weismans'
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Pinuy in London

LONDON. April 81 P).-
French Foreign Minister An
tome Pinay arrived today for
consultations with British For
eign Secretary Harold MacMil-
Ian. He will be in London only
"a hours,
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cility also was criticized by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Capital Park
and Planning Commission ex-
perts. who declared additional
commercial land would do vio-
lent harm" to the carefully
planned Kentland area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
children, adults
Die in Chicago Fire

CHICAGO, April q P). -
Three young children and their
two grandfathers were killed in
a house fire in suburban Blue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
Minneapolis-MoIine Needs Areas
Support

Stockholders the In this
and those other sections should
directors and w. McFaane president group
stockholders who seek Ito the purpose
effecting merger sale Of assets Of the company"
IL there gain IL
dianipaed plan
eastern 10 sell Minneapolis Moline
10 be part and parcel OF the Industrial life
The people OF this section
present played
important part helping agriculture
has spread the Minneapolis
land
Every citizen this
and control Of Minneapolis remain In this n
ably plants op.
Grating In Minneapolis and Hopkins
Such
jobs
There In indication
which had tough going for the two
days We told that that
the IT, g. In 80" and bf failure
not the exception
holders Of have right sock change
present management inefficient backward In this
doubt against
the board This
that selfish seeks
for themselves with thought the welfare
the workers who toid
name In the farm machinery business
Tho McFarans faces powerful financial
present fight and should have tho the Upper
Midwest In their battle TO Minneapolis
eastern interests gbble developed
to the dctrment OF regional We this
will Join helping the
keep control OF tho firm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

campaign Teaneck, N j., prevent real estate
sell desirable homes panic because
some families have moved in
all the country which has
nett interruptions realtors fat profits
induce white homeowners TO sell cheapy to
escape Negro resell the
home to Negroes a greatly increased prices.
the Teaneck residential
have Joined organized
posting Not Sale with adding
we Ike our neighborhood"
families have signed agreement not to
SELL viii the majority o others noncommittal
Neghborhood meeinsg held to halt panic
circulated by estate dealers and
nerraca has been organized to
ordinate activities.
IN j. Urban League has played outstanding
activities INSCRIPTIONS
dealers
As secretary I'VE do not
a and believe that
high and unaffected II white and Negro
families living here become fully integrated"
be sound policy and program which alert
citizens in might carefully
consder,-Pttsburgh Courier
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
Prosperity And Empty Stores

read much daily hear rch your
tlevsion about the Eisenhower
there the evidence 10
that a measure Of prosperity exists for some
But take walk through shopping districts Minneapolis St
Duluth Count the number buildings with For Rent
windows thought perhaps you'd better not DO
likely shocked rosecolored dreams
Youn b. shocked u bother to check
altogether
without supposedly
And cheek the credit situation and find
people paying their bills than they
you about the boated cond
prices accommodating large in
OF the who'd rather live on cloud
bother look but viii wait hssfu
the and lets Gown with pain
thud
There something radically whom have feast and
that's what Eisenhower
perity has brought Minnesota Labor
Negro who his straight Republican straight
anything selling himself short his
rights America The oho tCOumhusl sentinel
modern only temperature. but also
itself syncated Now u the OF
only 30 thAt-Dakota County Tribune
about libel suits Dakota County Tribune
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
Desperate Bigots Swing Wild

The shameful spectacle presented by tho state Geogias
public school who member of the NAACp of
desperation the camp q hc racial hgots,
The Monday permit teachers holding
ACP membership opportunity their
providing NAACr such
constitutional and rejected by freedom and
American citizens everywhere.
southern Negro
call that equal
with white teachers For the salary derenta between white
and Negro teachers southern states often high
10 per cent, They SAACP a debt O gratitude
American members teaching profession all u
should rally TO the defense teachers because the
state board OF eucans the Ncyo teachers really
attack on the entire teaching professions right To belong 10 orgsni
nations choice
All fair and Intelligent Americans know that the MACE Is not
and has been Many the
people Of the nation
Subvrrsve TO those
certain fundamental 20 the
racial bgots and suprrmacis,s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

wag obviously imbibe walked by during the intense
"whadda wEF was our snappy reply You
what said he he slipped in the alley to sample
bottle of wine, despite the OF degree Temperature
Shirley Kyle Minneapolis girl reporter the courthouse
political of Baltimore and other cities
University Of Minnesota The Afro wrote her and
off she was to Baltimore where she Is making good
Rolf Felsad the TRIBUNE reporter suddenly
egg and ordinary people the
high and the mighty practice profess
through a died comparatively early
age with career Of much promise fellows like
Rolf are suddenly called away makes you wonder wonder
valiant member of the working press who has
gone on we hope to greener hope there
hypocrisy brothers Rolf should like
there.
you haven't Fitzgerald Armstrong and
Rose Murphy. you've missed real treat
thing developed by radio to meet
competition Tv The show which starts early Sat
morning night has all the
could seek We got little tired however Of the
of the proposed satellite launching on last Sundays
Monitor
Monday night got protest the of tho
personabe Jack Raleigh St Paul boxing show pro-
that old hackneyed dis
the woodpe expression after the fight panel
KEYp phones were busy and Raleghs ought
guy Raleiph would know by
epithe in almost context is
insulting out of each of these good
phoned protests into
ST owin he all to the good
Negro will forgive white person for al
epthe ner The word
about the and present Of the American
whites will tell that the use OF the word
This bold faced lie Whenever
position to openly resent the use Of the word
under the gun but that doesn't
and despses the people who use
position the dersve hateful word
people would settle for little snow
.hoveng Now Monday Aug and the hermom
tel registers 90 in the shade.