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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI KNoLLS-open Q to g.
Immaculate. 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
Langley, area: firepl.. cleo. kit,
loan; owner transferred, must sell.
tout Old Riggs I'd. to Lebanon, turn
right to 1925 Laguna rdo NATHAN
vQLKMAN, JU. 1866.
YOU see this contemporary home
nestled in a fairyland Of trees. The
gracious exterior lines reflect the
artful interior planning. Liv. nm.
has unique butterfly ceiling, corner
firepl, huge wall windows that bring
baths, r. Pullman Kit. With tue
carport. a $4,000 home for S3i.-
600, $4,000 down. Owners out. Open
all day Sur day. Out RIGGS I'd. right
on Apache St, .right or. 23rd ave.
t. 500; Gall JU, $1,000, BA1NuM
AN N6HI vs. sur AREA: s1s..
brick Cape Cod with exp. End d..
full basement: lge fenced lot. $3.50
Reamy RE 6-7018
ANDREWs-sU1TLAND AREA - S13.-
zoo, "a or eony,; S-bedrm. brick
BRADBURY PARK, 4Tio shadyside
aye.-oPEN-GI, NOTHING On.
$Ss me- nS.,, I b ped ise; lot; Ben
B sstGa SoT P.kk co. s SS S wssssie
I'd; small dn. payment: assume iss.
CT loan-3 bedrrns.; brick; lge. lot;
choice loo: Mr.. Geasey. 10. S-6427.
cox a CO. 10. S-5S37.
BRANCH AVE. tRte. 81 and Sharon
I'd Sc. 5l2l Sharon I'd; 3 miles
to D. C.-Attractive new 3-bedrm.
kit, tile bath. lge.. screened porch,
full bsmt. with. picture window and
fireplace; attached garage; Ice. lot
PINKNEY A. EARNsHAW. JR..
R GIA1ntGn; Mi CYPRESS Wn $500 81
Brick rambler: large liv, rm. with
firepl., Q large bedrms,. sep. family
size din. rm., util. rm.: i-acre cor
ner lot. on paved ST.; S12,950.. As
sumo OF loan with modest down
payment PINKNEY A. EARNsHAW.
BR IA SIlRfGS Mi Nd cysrssi Z : g
Small, modern home, one VI, old,
with one, bedrm.. bath, equipped
ment. PINKNEY A. EARNsHAW,
jill. Gnnton' Mo. cypress T-S1OO.
expansibic attic. full bsmt.. level
OWNER. vN. 4-26i5,
CAPITOL HTS. - Special bargain.
Open from ! to s. Sat. and Sun.
Modern det.. 5 rms. and bath; auto
matte gas heat: price, $3.50. $500
cash S02-S04 5Sth ave,---Modern
det,, lac. liv. rm.. din, kit. and bath:
3 bedrms. automatic gas heat
Priced $3.50; $500 cash. Call Mr.
c 8PTM; III aErGH PTsO SIS Goth ave ave-
Nothing down. S64 mo OF: FIRST
With disposal. , Sedrms. and bath;
second noor. liv. rm;. din. area.
rate entrance. Full bsmt. Mr.. Dot
son. LU. 4-491e. cox n CO.. UN.
4-l526. la
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HOUSES EoR sALE-MD.
KES SsE egNBSF, Parkway : Tx

For the few, and only those few,
with discriminating taste that can
really enjoy. appreciate and afford
luxury. and comfort, We ofier the
best that money can buy In con-
Stfuctton. design. planning and
skilled workmanship.
(The California Rambler)
Built Of stone. Roman brick. redwood
and mahogany.
Three double bedrooms and 2h
baths: large living room with floor
to-ceiling stone fireplace. solid ma
hogany walls and cathedral ceiling
with indirect lighting; full dining
room. modern. fully equipped kitch-
en- with separate dining ell. Ma
turally center-hall entrance and
screened porch. More than adequate
closet and storage space. Finished
rec. rm. with fioor-to-ceiling Roman
brick fireplace: huilt-in extra-large
bar: half bath and laundry room.
Carport and driveway.
Directions; Out Conn. to Kensing-
ton parkway, continue on Kensing-
ton parkway to corner of Washing.
ton ST. and to our Open House.
10. $1,000 Ewes. 10. 1856
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HOUSES Fos sALE-Mp.
WE SELL HOUSES
Open Sunday Afternoon
SILVER SPRING
M noE M

Open Sunday Afternoon
SILVER SPRING
CLOSE IN
Four-bedrm. Colonial. Large liv. Fm..
lge. din, rm-. lge. kit. lac. screened
P Dfses oy Ssv Ea5 h n1sder a n5s
ferred. Asking $4,000. out Piney
Branch I'd, left on Dale TO the 200
NORTHWoOD PARK
Owner transferred leaving this at
tractf7e 3-bedrm. rambler. 2S-ft.
liY. rm-. beautiful condition: de luxe
kit, rec. I'm. Ground level in back
9 nreplaces: S25,e50. Out Colesville
I'd. Just past Four Corners. left on
I40S DUBLIN
Three-bedrm. rambler. Full din. rm..
nice bsmt. out Of ground. Backs up
e tDsrk Sod psf bv Owner sr;ns
500. Out Georgia eve. right on Au-
gust dr.. right to Cody, right to Dub
1888 COLUMBIA BLVD.
Brick Colonial Heart Of MONTGOMERY
Hills. Walk to everything: clean;
fenced lot; S22 800. Out Georgia
ave, to light at Dale dr.. right one
202 E. FRANKLIN
Six-room Colonial. Side screened
porch: fenced lot: on pusline: near
school: vacant. Asking S16,750: good
terms See today. Out Colesville I'd,
turn right on Franklin ave. to open
house.
7205 18th PLACE
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
Trv to see this white brick bungalow
today Owner has taken sFecial
care for years. now he is moving.
Picket fence: tile kit. slate roof,
bsmt.. stairs to attic. Asking S16,-
500: terms possible. Out New Hamp-
shire ave. TO Carole Highlands, turn
right on Erskine st. blks.. right on
Of OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
Two-bedrm. frame bungalow. expand
able; owner moved: S10.95O. 3 bed
rms. Ia bath Colonial Close in:
terms: quick possession: S19.95e.
gar: R-acre lot. CT loan: sci 800.
THOMPSON AND GRAY
OF ElIeuorfl, ~ paal tnrr TIT SQ1n0
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RAMBLER, ALL BRICK
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

3 bedrooms, IA baths. breezeway.
garage, iSrsei level lot; fenced ed, rear {, !.
very desirable neiEhbors. Priced
under S2b,O Come out Coles
Vile I'd. about q mile beyond Four
Corners, turn left at the VILLAGE
sien. ROBERT e. HEATER. Exclu-
siye AGENT, JU. 9-Qn21; after 2
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MASS. AVE.

OPEN DAILY TO DARK
Springfield: new group of split-levels
and ramblers: nearly completed. Act
now to secure choice locations. Price,
S29,500 to S3l.7 Dir: From
Westmoreland Gree. out Mass. ave,
! blk to homes on Christy DIR.
VIM. 0. COOLEY & SON
Builders and Developers
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OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL S

location on lee delight. lot: only 4
yrs. old: vac; newly redec.; Al
cond.; all-eauip. kit. incl, dish
washer; rec. rm. with bath; huge
summer liv. porch across entire rear
Of house; barbecue pit: priced right,
on this one. Ga. ave, Viers Mil
I'd, left on Gail = blocks. HUI. g.
1916. CHAPMAN REALTY.
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1000 DN.-$l65 MO.

ENTIRELY REMODELED
Bethesda-1 rms, Ia baths, mod
kit, full bsmt.; mr. schools and bus
DI. 1860 any time. -13
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w, HYATTSVILLE-3 bedrms., sep.
din rm., equip. kitchen with garbage
disposal, full bsmt,, outside entr.;
fenced lot: conveniences galore;
priced. only S14,950, terms ar
MATuIAC RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13

OXON HILL - 3-bedroom. Groom
rambler: liv. rm. din. rm.. kit:
storm windows. stove and refgr..
wall-to-wall Competing in liv. rm.
and din. rm.. built-in garage: lot
S26.950. terms and trade. PLYES
REALTY CO. INC. 1914 Silver. Hill
I'd 10 S.hSA0 IA
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". HYATTSVIILE--1-y r .-old attrac-
rms. large liv. rm., picture windows.
sparkling equip. kit. with knotty
pine din; u baths, full bsmt. with
walk-in entr. Many extras. Only
$4,000. JAMES /. MUNDY. UN.
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oXON HILL. one block from fire de-
partment. Just off Livingston I'd
2-bedrm. bungalow; sep. din. rm.,
lge. living room, kit. with range and
down, balance monthly. PINKNEY
A. EARNSHAW. JR.. Clinton, Md.
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y S5II7 NE% R RAEK RYEdp1 Rvi.
PHONE HE. 4-6400
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near Baltimore blvd
6-rm. brick Colonial; full bsmt:,
fireplace in large liv. rm.; Diet. brick
garage; concrete porch; price, Sl4.-
$50; as low as $1,000 down. or will
WA. $4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS g.
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WEST HYATTSVILIE--TW bedrm.
4-yr.-old brick; pine paneled recr,
rnl. gas heat. Anchor-fenco lot;
immed. possession; only S395 down
to anyone. WA. T-S4S4. PRLM-
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loan--5-room bungalow half bsnit.
loc.. II CARLYLE DE LoZIER,
Realtor. WA. $4,000, WA. T-6o60
EVANSVILLE HiLLS--Gf approved,
no down payment. only Ss4 monthly
includes all; Sl2,5o0; 3-bedrm.. as
bestos BUNGALOW, with large liv, rm
and full din. rm.. bsmt. having out
side entr.- and auto. gas heat; COW
TO schools. shopping and transp
This is q perfect location. To see,
call the PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA
HYATTsyILLE AREA-Home and in.
come: s acres, . extra houses; Q
min. to BALTIC. Wash. Freeway; cow.
school. churches. BRILEY. UN
HYATTSvILLE-Home with income
live in this substantial brick home
9 Ice. rms. and porch plus sep
arate bsmt, apt. Close to st.
Jeromes. owner anxious for sale.
T TINeshM . terms co ,,Na v ada
INDIAN HEAD Hwy. 711l Palmer
with irepl: alum. storm windows
and screens: Diet. gar. i7.aere yard
fenced. For apt, call NEWCOMB
REALTY, 10, 2-765b. Ia
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RIVERDALE. MD.--Owner- builder; at
tractive new all-brick rambler; large
lot; 2 bedrms., tiled bath. large liv.
rm., equipped kitchen and utility
nm. with gas heat: near school:
Sat and Sun. from IL am, to
$50 pm. or for appt. call WA.
T-3S21 Ia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Graduates Of 1855. Who+ Now?

The
education in the 1855
that they enough The
What students receive in school terms Of learning
study and think for themselves important than the subject
that passed into their brains acquiring
has gmpsed the spread
realized that what
thus known then the the individual proceed
cIecuaiiy
brings to mankind the thoughts ideals
and trends prophecy understanding per
m those who live pass
ed To the great beyond,
No adequately equipped the problems
insight
the spiritual
prolonged search acceptable
weaknesses OF mankind the spcrstons
the sincere and the devout.
II cannot be with of
self into the possibilities always profitable pursuit
terms Of dollars
unappreaed by the vulgar
that clnk tables challenge
abysma through pro
81 education.
Most Of the old adagc, you
free" II IL but the
material that being
spiritual that belongs
world the eternal principles
covered and accepted by the individual
We course young people they cannot
believe without Intelligent everything
The English Alexander
To be tasted swallowed whole" that
Printing great advancement Of knowledge
but It also by which perpcrated
tanned The honest seeker b.
raised the sincere study ~ existing and Intelligent
auctions drawn from established things Anoka Giinu) Union
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

We've heard mutIerag point system on
drivers hcnsc that has naugurucd by
Ir person a points
atuns within year right vehicle Tor
1t Il and tough innovation
that deserves wilde spread public support
over advocated this point system that being
used IN about dozen states It Il
administered And there viii be angIshcd
those who find their right 10 drive taken
live people they've
license for than have the MANNED and
roadside wrrckagr Minnesota highways There
drive Il privilege the look
light then quicker out steadily
mounting curve of highway accidents
trouble highway safety II always burning
subject after accident When the
weeks the weight public sympathy usually shifts person
faces punitive action
The success Of this Tor highway safety viii depend
entirely the honesty with which
officers and administered by the Judges II
with tenderness and tmdty Il will collapse
II tough law has be tough And
there Is because statistics plainly
then surprising
We all "chcateS"
with Rock County uwrrnc Mimi star Herald
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Minneapolis City Elections

with only two exceptions the city elections sun.
ported BY this handy failure Of
amendment No IL 10 obtain the
OF course disappointing because this year
term for Minneapolis aldermen the increase In
o percentage OF the vote cast for the
u was presented 10 the voters encouraging
pleasing 10 this newspaper -Four Of the precincts Ward
where Negro citzons reside In
went to Egana opponent Egan This was In
spite of determined campaign n vigorous fashion
'" win IN" precincts for former alderman
bgans record in the council plus the house 10
ho" canvass by responsible supported Egan was the
menc" IN The precincts In The
were not ovcawcd by the esy from
The Avenue ana went to the poa 10 victory
good class o public other
offices This paper was concerned alder
manic than others because perhaps the
elected official closest To the individual family given rommun.
y To ~ us important to elect alderman
hn mayor whose office very
family citizen
The on" regeable factor about
lis was That too few people bothered
elected do not make good ofnoohotio during years
the fault we'll be placed who were too
indifferent too uneoncernrd 10 polls
Monday past
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Amusement Not Warranted

Constant amazomcnt coraiv which
exists between the pFI bg
neSota Republican papers indicate that
the future Of Minnesota business Industry
management peace important Prra
political
These newspapers q which losing In
dustry population and Therefore
matter who Is elected Of this capable
Interested the the going
ton cordially
II would be craftsmanship part press
In these times tn spend time eavng Unfortunately
occupant Of the chief office In the
Freeman In his two program
greSs It good part 60
ing To mean something To- citizen the
their political party preference Tho daily
pareny thinks good business support governor
whore
Sure there haste difference between philosophy
Freeman papers
and other programs but there
operation which daily comp
mcntci q being able u see
Being cordial to the states chief
daily suspect Roth sides 1t about and
fcndncss
the necessary differences and criticism help tho
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

President Eisenhower press conference last week
OF the amendment Ia the military which would
prohibit race aggregation the National amendment was
introduced by Congressman Adam Clayton o. and
approved by the
The Powell amendment measure because aamo
southern CongeaHmon viii fight anything threatens tho racial
caste system " weakening program In
stead OF ecncfnR ha attack fowela
should have attacked the so1thcn bloc Nation
al Guard To- he operated the Crow tern
This crowd gnoea the fact that practically
eliminated jim Grow They want tu continue policy
many red hooed American Negroes Guard
ana rather than Jim Crow
conditions
Eisenhower himself served In military during the period
wn eEad Negroes 10 separate units and
1" have HYmpaty for such practices
"coed President he testified Indignation platoon of
Negro aud white Americans would practical he
saw the Ed sullivan Toast the
when Americans ot all cuors enuaed put
drih exhibition marching ana side
We with Eisenhower that lacking amendment tp
bills IN the TOT the purpose killing chances
passage a cptrhenshle but the
military "a strength Il
and halt the practice o operating their National
Guard units white troops money
Let Mr Eisenhower between amendments which are
introduced 70 strengthen bill the tradition and
thoa" which offered 60 destroy legislation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
PASSING THE BUCK

Despite of satisfaction
have been fighting Indignation public the u
Supreme Courts May 81 decision impmntng
decree high has
the buck
has passed the buck to the
law constitution constitution II did
have In May, 1855. the expressed
May. 1854
Having declared rnciay segregated public
schools voatve the Federal Supreme
Court perpetrators
ton. WHAT YOU PEOPLE DOING IS ILLEGAL BUT BE
CAUSE THERE ARE EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES OF
GREAT COMPLExTTY GOING TO GIVE YOU AMPLE
TIME TO MAKE UP YOUR OBEY THE LAW. AND
THAT TIME DETERMINED BY YOUR DISTRICT
JUDGE" Pittsburgh (Pa.l Courier
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
ARMED WITH WEAPONS

The Supreme Court decision directing
be made carefully opinion
which TO have been devised compromise win
end jim giving a pro
coed without cnmPulsion desires do 50
Chief Justice Warren and his colleagues did dadhne
thc NAACP had urged but at the the yd
" in bringing segregation end within reasonable
The anqhshcd proof
that the decision has teeth Perhaps
South most the which the will require
and reasonable compliance
adds prompt
opinion everything wanted
with that after believe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
NEGRO PRESS COMMENT ON U.S..
SUPREME COURT SCHOOL DECISION
A SURRENDER 70 STATES RIGHTS

The Tuesday decion Supreme question
desegregang the school system the southern
plete surrender to state rights government
Before the Constitution
thirteen colonies critically
cause OF the ehneas Of colonial leaders seeking ndepend
ent control and under the old Articles Of Confederation Maine
SOUTH the thirteen colonies independent
atng commerce attempting To negotiate treaties
tons fixing tariffs importations
Of authority, with the confederation looking
The writing the years
admission that the old method wrong
much OF the weaknesses Of the old
state rights viewpoint Of the selfish
days retained to halt the Supreme
right uniform dented
Oklahoma tokiahoma City. Oka) Black Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Two Important Drives

There two drives
community support one drive confined Minneapolis
NAACf membership
white person who believes freedom
should MACE
30 night for tho equality
- fund
Of the United Negro College
the South the
all
Negro America the bulk Of It's leadership many years
these schools which VIII gradually Htrgrntc
leadership schools
port They will appreciate contribution whether dollar
hundred pittancc
We the %
for Negro youth especially the Southland
ton TO Minnesota Negro FUND
Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

tt. H the season of summer visitors Many
come back to aquanances visit relatives and obtain
s Of the nygoratng atmosphere Gopher Many
these folks find their office where
operation is housed Others office where
Jordan usually hello we're glad you came
With years. subscription list has
Some former MnnesOans resd
ing gifts Usually the recipients continue
yearly to Keep In touch WI" "hass gong ON
In the old home town
We welcome while usually busy. and
eurey do find time to show them around
place and always glad to see them
We attended the plush opening Plaza
across from orng Minneapolis affair Most
great ordinary mixing with those
ordinarily prominent those who making
Jr president of
the firm which has done magnificent Job remodeng great
into the Park Plaza beautifully
appointed IT'S hostelry.
The Park Plaza under the oanna management-ather
Ossanna chairman
Minneapolis advantage Of offering its
Hnnepn the botanical gardens
and the Paadeway Lyndale remind Of
particularly that the Negro
well represented the hotel help We hope they do
good job to the Park Plaza.
Twin Cities who gathered to
JOY preve oohed and aahed they viewed the
astuy looking the Accommodations
per a S35 suite
they enjoyed hospitality food and
everybody the and
staff well including the of the rival or should we say
competing hotels We hope the Park Plaza much luck
Twenty when started printing the photos OF gh
and college June graduates something new for the
Negro Now place and other papers have
| followed innovation
excited at least they
play getting photos This rather exasperates
photos the grads for they
including who finish school
their pictures the This decided TO play
only of each graduate II
there was no response we simply assumed said graduate was not
Despite cooperation have large number
youngsters photos Don't they look
fine? They with their bright and with
They our
they what
have them what them Good luck all graduates
got your diplomas biggest difficult
| are et Cecil New
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
DISAPPOINTED

Our jubance OF May IT, 1854 Is matched
10 the school indignation ruling Supreme
Tuesday May 81. 1858.
While there have remarks
and heartenng" with ruling
down that local officials to have the authority primary
responsibility for educdatng assessing prob
lens that hamper completion Of Indignation.
Our disappointment Is the keenIy felt
gloatng almost threatening
Herman Tamadge OF Georgia who
feasible in Georgia for long long ARGUS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
FIGHTING NOT YET OVER

The long awaited supreme Court decision
forth variety interpretations disappointment
expressed by many tina, specific date
must be an accomplished fact Others that ruling
reasonable fair and keeping reality
Out Of the variety OF certainly clearly
our job Is done and likely filed
before the curtain be drawn the ntegated
With the supreme Court justices failing definite
leaving to the local federal seeing
districts comply with the decision May H. people
have work the years Can
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
A ctEAR-cUT VICTORY

MACE Secretary Roy wilkins he
cords the degeneration ceaut
victory
When these Supreme Court segregation
In public education the
There has Supreme
has about being
definitely and finally on May
The that decision
was 10 be put into effectAfro baltimore
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
TALKING SOFT HOLDING GIG SICK

The order Of the Supreme
segregation In public schools which told
begin Indignation appears magnanuou
fort the part o the nations highest tribunal
opportunity 20 set It's house
BY placing responsibility local Of
hca and setting definite compliance order
Court be leaning backward polite
and TO meet 10 half q many n
consider delicate The talking softly holding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
MIDDLE or the ROAD

Despite the Supreme Courts mddleof road mehodoogy
has at least given meaning 20 the responsibility
cay to all OF its school children Neither foster
separate schools within the
obligation not previously faced with
real test Is the moral
schools The hope that they
the challenge Ky) Defender
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Border Stufes Deserving Deep South
On SEGREGATION

As discussion ot the
dcscgrrgston the public schools continues
MS tina, the bitter
steadily smaller As they decrease
influence and strength
Border ALREADY moving
continues the dehad Of the deep South
and Isolated
nuencr 81 national pubic trdonay
nsEhbor states will longer
In Tennessee for example the Memphis Commercial Appeal
indignation will take place rapidly the
slowly the half where population
Bat the editors hating dssegrrgaon
where temporarily
will BE- had appears
Of the would obliged ruling UNFOLDING
the opinion the prospect
rather than avoidance" st Paul ron~~r Press
Explanation
explains failures ignorNncsAneks
Union
Discretion something
80 hu any gusi->nska Cousty Union
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

America blessed with founding fathers
present embrog0 between Catholic
ator Psron demonstrates happens
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

ncScrrtiOn something that cid
for TO 80 mu any gcoi->sska Ceusty UuiOa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

tArneSS explains failures gnorAncskneka