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AID. .4-3737
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

RHODE ISLAND and South Dakota
ave.-Large det house on large cor
mel. lot. topen Sun. 2 till ~ All
modern improvements. Suitable
home and income. Reported in
com, 81; 900 year; EARLY DAWN
RIGGS FARKSBTick 8. d.. nr.
din. rm.. 2 bedrms., full hsmt. :,
wall-to- wsll carpet; excel. fnanc-
ing: 4%1st trust. CAN Mrs. 6chloss,
pU. 7.,669. Me. S-4653. FULTON
vRsos b osoRD.oN. JRs;, CO.
Immaculate modern 2-bedrm.. smi-
Oct. brick. with exceptional recrea-
plst giant ;tnoppiIn1E n pin ,spss center block;
or conventional financing available.
Call Mr.. Clark, RA, 3-0O11, MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-2O05.
RIGGS PARK-S14,6 $50. GI: $3.50
down: 8 rooms. bath; powder room
Fenced VAR Yard out trsasp sr0uRddc RdcaaRD S;Ts
sTEpMAN. AID. 1850.
SARGENT RID. AREA-Charming g.
bedrm. white brick: semidet., facing
lovely park area; lge. din. rm., full
bsmt., corner lot: many other ex-
tras. This house must be seen to
6e spprectatedt 0I approved for
SI3,Seo; ~ S% wS az doya 1ao ERXTN N1 Real dslt
e5oi RaiioDDE IsLAaD haIaST x1E.EMod- XVI NOD.
ern 5-rm. bungalow: flrepl.. full
$4,000; $1,000 down. EARLY
1925 nth ST. N.E.-Si3,95o; oI
applied for; nr. s; Oak. ave; beaut.
brick 2-story; like new: 8 rms. !:
lovely liv; rm.. din; rnl.. mod, kit;
6ssax bsmt;. tile. TIE tiOoEi gas soS: s;ae: heat;
RA. .3-6476. W. w. LEWIS. Is
SI3. .65O--Newly decorated. 5-yr.-oIo.
6-rm. brick; porch, fenced ward.
rec. rm., 80" roof fan. G1 ap-
proved i 1928 Farrsgut pI, ne; &
come. SiSo mo. W. sale ale By a oWNfR.
leaving town. pU. 7-f000 Ext.
sEES%SIH6ErAcHED. excel. eepd.: ss 8
bedrms., fin. rec. rm.; 500 Ogle-
thorpe st: ne. TU. 2-s693. -17
NR. CAPITOL-1.. 2. 3 families; 3
baths. front and rear entrances;
V:s Tss.as sens owsEs szfo + 4A sle4SS 300 cash
is
ASSUME AZ LOAN-Riggs Park. 3
bedrms.. Ia baths. duor. cove
lghtg.. dshwshr..- dspsl.. clothes
wshr.: deep lot. fenced: nr. shop,
transp.. schs. Can so GI, $14,950.
aSi 81 TENNESSEE HEsfHSs AVE. N.E.-s5oo
bath, bsmt., garage; gas h.-w.h.; /;
porch. Ewes. RA. 6.2527. PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 1895 --l7
WANT SAFE INcOMEP
Three apts.--2 rms. kit. bath; each
has refgr.. stove, modern bath;
built as apt. and located nr. Ben
ming rd.. B st. ne. Conv. every
thing. Very reas. price and terms.
H. T. RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2137, Ii.
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NO MONEY HESl'Nt NDtowN,l
Your steady job and good
character opens the way to
own your own home, All
sections Of town, AD. q
1910, TU. 2-7140.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BOILING FIELD AREA-Lovely 2.
bedrm. semidtt., full bsmt.. de lux.
Hetpeint kit.; Sl3. 500. q. Z
FOREST HEIGHTS s.E.-Beautifu
3-bedroon brick rambler. PRICED
70 sen quick; $d5,9bo; BEECE
hwy; hwy, Sc; 10; 5,ssi5; 10
Open Sun. i.6. Exceilently located
home, priced far below present
market; 3-bedrm., bsmt. brick
loan. approx. SOS me- includ
taxes; down payment S395, small
e., "a trust. q Vacant: bSad Move right in y
MILLER REAL ESTATE. Ii. 7-2l00
HMLCREST-Exceptional buy. Clear
4-bedrm,. 2-bath det. brick Cap,
Cod: garage. and lge. scr. porch
mod, elec; kit, Level lot; must Sc,
e e appreciate app gif l-oeS%SN OWNER. 17@S sstf
HiLLCREsT HEIGHTS, 1852 JAIME
son st.--Semidetached. on ige. cor
ner lot; 9 rms, Ia baths. full
bsmt:: owner going overseas. Goot
HILICREsr iiidsi SECTION s,E.-a1 is sp.
proved. 2009 32nd pl.: det. Colonial
brick. all modern: nice yard: det
saage Masg .xtrss Tssr on.r m Exes sssn, ecRS ctd
s FSissa ss[ss SEN ssS51 Ssy2s 81 81
MINI: IYSiE AVE, s7os. mr.. Pa, ave ave-
Excellent Z rms. ga baths. ga,
h.-w.h.; nice lot: garage: best buy
Terms or cash. OWNER. OIL. l.
81. TOiGi FRANCIS XAVIER AREAEla.
proved. owner. JU. 5e5e75. -i7
1879 10th ST. S.E.--6-room semi.
det, brk.; new condition; ia baths
Price, Sl3. 150. No money down Il
approved GI. Lu. 1882. III
NR. BUS twhen they runil, schools
stores. Lily, rm., din; rm:, KIT. :
paGrms T@s. Upstairs Gn.n nished nGish Bachelor
apt, downstairs with pvt. entr.
terms. McCUNE, 10. 3-6SSS. IL
SEMIDETACHED FRAME, s rooms
In good condition, on Fairlawn ave
on Penna. ave: Sc. a bargain. a.
$4,000. Call Mr.. Castonguay. LU
2-9369. JOHN r. DONOHOE &
SONS, 314 Penna. ave. sc. Ii
NEAR BOILING. ANDREWS. Suit.
land in Ft.. Foote Village. Md. 3.
bedrm. rambler. VI. old; 8 extra.
large rooms and closets; all i'm.
provements: Ha-acre lawn, trees
garden. Owner leaving city. GI Of
terms. Open sunday. 2 to 8. Cal
opps L3 7;anaa SIIaSsy ST 10. T;1G 110s4G, Gn,.pK
3243 Mass. ave. s.e.--New 4-bed.
room brick rambler, 2ia baths. full
basement. 2 fireplaces. beautifu
kitchen and dining room. oak den
Located on q large lot overlookinl
TT. Dupont Park. Built to sell fol
S30,000. sacrifice for $24, $50
Out Pa. ave. to Branch, left tc
Randle Circle, right to Open" sign
Mr.. Mount with PUFFENBERGER
OF. 4-1ssl or LU. 4-706O.
222S r ST. S.E.-3-bedrm, home
with 2 extra lots, on corner;
$4,000; offers considered. RE
6-79a0. LO. 7-712S. JOHN CHRO-
MAKER REALTY.
HAVE $1,000 equity in 3-bedrm
home. convenient to Boiling. NRL
Andrews. Navy Yard. Sale or viii
exchange for large mobile home Oh
for Substantial equity In same
WHITE RRiCK COLONIAL - oI--
Branch ave; 8 bedrms. 2 baths
din. rm., drive-in garage, ser. porch
newly decorated. Here's a real buy
for the yetl Mrs: Townsend, RE
NOTHING DOWN. GI--s10. 00---
DALE: SO MO. OWNER, JU
b-59T6
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3002 Franklin st. NE.
Only $495 down; corner de-
tached bungalow: full base
ment, oil h.-w.h.: large cor
ner lot. Bargain price.
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COLOhED
OPEN 2 TIL 6 TODAY
SUNDAY, rs
1719 WEBSTER ST. NV.
SUITABLE AS A PARISH HOUSE
, @ OPEN y, SUNDAY, L., TIL

I731 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Extra large iiv. rm., din, rm. and
modern kit. on LIST d, 3 bedrms,
and 2 baths on second d., finished
attic. complete rec. rm. and laun-
dry rm. In bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; det.
garage. Beautiful grounds with
sh.ubbery. MR.. CAVES. To. 2
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3037 CLINTON ST. NE.
Beautiful detached rambler;
rooms, fireplace In living
room, hardwood floors. nat
ural chestnut trina. Full
basement, detached garage.
Concrete front porch. Clean
as . pin. Move right In.
1910 OATES ST. NE.
1895 down: Trinidad area,
near schools and buses; g.
room brick home; very clean.
6ide-hall plan, recreation
room. 0arage. Move right In.
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10 O11tk1ICD y Z, ME-.
$1,000 down; modern, g.
rm., brick home on N. Capitol
st. and Michigan ave-: studio
type liv. rn., din. rm., mod
ern kit, modern bath. 3 large
bedrooms. glass porches'
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OPEN SUNDAY
3728 NASH ST. Sc.

OPEN SUNDAY. i to-
A custom-built expandable home in
St. Francis Xavier Parish. Nice
living room with fireplace. din.
space. large bedrms., bath on
st FIR: stairway to unfinished end
flr. with plans to finish into 3
bedrms. and bath: 50x1 00-ft. lot,
Anchor r-fenced. backing up to Govt,
park: full bsmt.. ground-leyel en-
trance in rear: "a bath: lage built
In garage. and extra 50xl0O-ft. lot
which can be purchased with this
without lot. ss3.500o', on IN terms. puss
Ewes, Mr.. Cross or Mr.. Metager,
TU. 2-1105 or LU. l-b2O6.
DIR. Out Penna. ave. s.e., to 3Sth
St. left to Nash and left to house.
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2O14 MONROE ST. NE.
2631 S. DAKOTA AVE.

HUOl y. DhNOIA II hV Z
Detached 1-story bunga-
low: only $995 down: vacant,
completed redecorated. hard
wood floors, fireplace in living
room, 8 bedrooms, spacious
kitchen and dining room. Full
basement, oil h.-w.h.. steel
beam construction. Screened
lovely deem lnt S1ak00
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1000 rNDTEFP9HFNpfNcE TF9FH5 AZ AvE."e rms.,
full bsmt., front entr.: auto. hot
water heat. Small down payment
d. B. QUANDER. AID. 2-Sp97; ewes,
RA. $1,000.
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OPEN 81
HILLCREST


2327 BRANCH AVE. Sc.
For indoor and outdoor home pleas
ures. come and see this beautiful
detached brick home. 4 spacious
bedrns,, din, rm.. kit. and ia
baths; spacious ward WITH hath~-
que pitt fish pond and refinements
too numerous to mention
s42 DELAFIELD ST. NE.
6-rm.. semidet brick home with
modern kit. and bath, Price you
can afford; fully equipped with
modern appliances. viii Ol for
qualified vet.
2206 Rand Place NE.
Charming det. bungalow. 2 large
bedrms., Nv. rm.. din. rn and h IN
on 1st a.; two lovely screened in
porches; dormitory rms. on IN
condition; e 1ALL THIS FOR o. 9, x Z
METROPOLIS REALTY
1913 North Capitol DE. 2-3I42
CoLORED-GI-MILITARY
Mr.. ANDREWS. BOILING, MAS
3439 23rd. ST. Sc.
NJ; Alssa%ss s. ss. ave; S. Only !.oIS:, ~ dSyp
fence. fence Better hurry Tor this RA.
5000. AuERBAcH " CO.. DI.
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OPEN SUNDAY. Q TIL g
S02 FARRAGUT ST, NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TIL 8
lQn5 NJ II AVE NW

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
VIZ. MRS. Ros1EsoN sso pris1 Eu aos4s
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HOUSES iss sALE, SD. tcsas.I }

HnLcREsT. D. c. 2eas ssnd at
81 bsarms:. J y baths, nv.
JOHN chRoNGKkR REAiTY =
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Dos EMERSON ST. NV.

JUJ EMEItOON O1. IN. w
Semidetached, 6-rm.. 20-ft.,
light tapestry brick home.
concrete front porch. side
hall plan, spacious hv. fm.,
din. rm., 2 rear screenedt
porches, lovely knotty pine
recreation room with hard
wood fioors. gas h--w.h.s
modern tile bath, modern
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HOUSES roR ulr-N.E ,
Colored-Woodridee

OPEN TODAY, TO 6
semi SanEsica Win nv. rn.. din.
rIas,sIa r sRssiS1. soSs. H Kit esdr% hath
on End: fun bsmt. with bath. Gas
pond. Garaee ARTHUR I. CUR
LING. LA. 6-6631. La. 6-576S.
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SECOND SECTION
NE. HOMES
PLEASE CLIP THE sINDLER sTR1F
4101 18th ST NE
214O r ST. NE.

you; FULLY DETACHED. 5
room, ALL BRICK home.
Drive out Bladensburg rd.,
right at r st. and see this
5-room. 2-bedroom brick with
lovely landscaping. deep front
and rear yardsj fireplace in
living room, screened con-
crete side porch, full base
ment. modern kitchen, mod
ern bath. A doll OF q house.
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COLORED

3l4 18th STREET
2-story brick home; Q kits. 2 full
baths. lovely garden, hsmt.; low
down pymt.. balance like rent.
BUTTON g. FLETCHER REALTY
REALTORS
WO. $4,000 Ewes, WO. fi-S600
COLORED. DETACHED CORNER
3129 NEWTON STREET NE.
Look. only S14.95O will buy this
lovely 3-hedrm. home in excellent
condition with I'm. rm. In bsmt :
det. garage; oil heat, plus many
extras. Call Mr.. Newman, RA. 8.
0l40.
LOUIS RuppEN. Ex. s-b7o7
colored-Vacant-SI96 On.
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FIRST SECTION
NV. HOMES

507 ALLISON ST. NV
Lovely. 6-rm., immaculate,
IG0-ft., brick home. conven-
iently located near st. Ga
briefs on Grant Circle and
express buslines Walk-in ves-
tibule. spacious bedrooms,
2 rear porches, 1 glass-in-
Earne imrn aculafe
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1919 Z. ST NE

svacant: S795 down; home
and income; 2-family brick.
= kitchens, 2 baths: modern
semidet. brick; gas h.-w.h.;
deep yard. concrete front
porch: near schools and
shopping.
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RuCHANAN ST. NV

! I DOOI1k1INAI y ]. ~. w
Semidetached. 9-rm.. brick
home, full basement, gas
h.-w.h.. garage, 2 kitchens,
2 baths, lovely flower garden
and fruit and vegetable grove.
tn ser II Is tn hlIy
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'906 EMERSON ST. NV,
4519 Hill. AVE. N.W.

$995 down: vacant: ideally
located near schools, buses
and st. Gabriers: immaculate,
S-rm., brick home: spick-and-
span, modern tiled bath. full
dry basement, stone garage;
lovely fenced rear yard.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
81 Sherman Circle NV

Live on the circle. Spa
cious, S-room, brick home:
concrete front porch. side
hall plan, spacious living
room, dining room. kitchen,
fun basement, gas h.-w.h.;
deep yard. det. metal ga
rage. Reasonable terms Of
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Si4.rm. row brick; modern bath. sas
h..w.h.: excel. condition. Mr.. Horne,
CO. 6-7933.
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31O9 Charming st. NE.

S995 down; lovely, 2-bed-
rm., 1-story bungalow: fire.
place in hv. rm., modern tile
bath, spacious kitchen: To-
Gated on beautifully land
scaped front and rear double
lnt A haaufy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Arralan 90 10 At,empted As.a..lna,Ion OF Iybman


ssn 20 9s.s Of and
persons attempted assassination Of President
Tbman Liberals Court
last week on treason and Sedtion charges
Io Speedy a For s s. LsD. t ssg Ike filed
motion seeking Representative John w
Green Negro obtaining
having been grounds
has under fire for the delay pointed out that
hospital Nov H. and there need
to delay the hearing any longer
AMP washington police every
hangou seized total of ils
Largest group arrested was at apartment
Hicks 49, who charged with violating the narcotics laws
folks Fellow Prisoners on, OF Jon Brock
Henderson n c-(ANP)-A county jaer a Negro
prisoner Sonny Brown with talking several prisoners out of making
jail
his house next door to the Jail and told him
had escaped
According Anderson Brown then went back to the jail and
the rest of the inmates out of leaving,
warwick vs'ANP1,itossS Burton TATE seyearod man
cleared the murder of Richard oey J 2sear old
Municipal Judge ruled that Tate shot self
attacked by Hoey and another at Tates
station
The hearing lasted less
st. per Of ctys
gros working with their training
economist said last week
1000 Negroes ST Louis showed that their
gains training greatly exceed those In
creating situation In the Negro
umty Irwin sobel associate professor OF economies at the
university
sob said the study Negro during
period than that of white
employees
jobs found but the Of
today m do not equal those paid the average
1850 sobcl said
Court Rules For Mnoso n Domestic TIFF
Illinois Appellate court ruled this week
nne Mnoso will not have to TO jail for failure TO
81 $50 In back alimony
ex-we Minoso 23 had sought to
but Superior Judge Charles f.
Byrne dsmisse attachment order
Superior with Mnosos claim that Judge Maur-
original order did not have Jurisdiction
In the
Chicago Edith s. Sampson attorney and former
IT, g. delegate Nations the first Negro
Chicago mayors cabinet by being appointed
corporation counsel last week
named TO work In the appeals div
experience courts and her
Employee Included In sIuyer's VIII
ANP)Curts d. caves 70, who shot and
provided that five cent OF
the profits from given Negro employee
Herbert D. Strong The will provides
daughter profit from the tavern
with the rest going to Eave's partner.
daughter Eaves shot his wife and
In the "A
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
ilGWu Sues Hotel For
Breach OF Contract

st. Louis (JLC)-- The South
western Region of the AFL Inter
national Ladies Garment Workers
Union is asking $i07.000 in dam
ages from the Kingsway Hotel
here for cancelling the unions an
nual "lecture-dance" because Ne
groes We're 10 be among the in
vited guests.
Meyer Perlstein, international
vice-president and director of the
Southwestern Region of the union,
and Dan Robbins, manager of the
st. Louis Cloak and Silk Dress
Joint Board charge that the hotel
entered into contract for the
rental OF two rooms with fun
knowledge that the union member
ship was a mixed group. Some
weeks later the union was inform
ed by a hotel executive that the
contract was being cancelled be-
cause too many OF the guests
would be Negroes. The union was
then unable 10 find other suitable
facilities and the annual event,
which was TO have been held on
October 14th had to be cancelled.
The union is asking for 500 900
in punitive damages, $500 for
cancellation of the contract and
$500 for violation Of the inn
keepers duty under state laws.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25

It's no wild claim when we say
this paper has the largest paid cir.
culation OF any paper Of its type
In Its field.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
Women Attends
Mass: Assoulfed
A. Church Door

Chicago tANPl--- A new re-
port OF violence, at the same time
Chicago's mayor was promising
equal protection TO all races In
this city's strife-torn Trumbull
Park, was made here this week,
Mrs. Clara Paige. a T7imbull
Park resident, reported that she
was assaulted by a white woman
MS she left a morning mass
at st, kevins Catholic church.
Mrs. Paige said:
II went TO 1880 mass, and as
I was leaving the church n woman
pushed me from behind, l stepped
out OF her way TO let her pass, but
she kept pushing me.
"She tried 10 block the door, but
stepped around her, she follow
ed me and kept pushing me with
her elbow. she said:
80 What are you dolnG in o ar
church, Co back where YOU came
from, you dirty n---r'
AT that point q policeman came
up. He grabbed me by the arm
and said, Come on, break Il up
Let's get away from here He
dragged me TO the squad car and
took me back 10 the project.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25

Atlanta, a former imperial wizard
of the Association of Georgia
Klans, whose charter was revoked
several years ago by Atty. Gen.
Eugene Cook.
The order signed by Judge Shaw
said that the application Is legi-
innate and within the purview Of
the law"
The charter application said
the organization would have its
principal office in Fulton county.
The group was described as an
organization for social and char
liable purposes" General nature
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25

A full page Of news pictures OF
national interest every week In
this newspaper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
Negroes Seek
v.-P. Post In
AFL-cIO Mercer

Chicago -- AMP A plea has
been sent 10 president Of all ma
tional and international CIO
unions asking that they back cleo
ton Of a Negro as vice president
Of the merged AFL and CIO.
A committee of Chicago Negro
CIO uuionists, headed by George
+. McCray president of Local
1905 Government and Civic En-
ployees Organizing Committee.
made the appeal last Monday. In
the Plea, the committee said:
HIS election "a NegroJ would
allay. in part. the strong suspic-
ions of the Negro public and an
estimated Is million AFL-CIO
members that not only win the
problems Of the Negro worker be
accomplished. but that in the
long run, we shall lose the unpre-
cedented status we achieved dur
ing the independent existence Of
the CIO."
Two weeks ago, the committee
had strongly urged the election Of
Willard s. Townsend, Chicago Ne
gro labor leader, to a clio vice
presidency,
Townsend, president of the
United Transport Service EN-
ployees (Redcaps) and a member
Of the CLIO executive board, was
repeatedly turned down by the
clio executive committee because
Of Republican leanings."
He is one OF the first CLIO lead
ers to switch from the Democrats
TO support Republicans.
Meanwhile, the names of several
other Negroes have been proposed
as candidates for the pice presi-
dency They include Philip Weight
man. Chicago, of the CLIO Political
Action Committee; William Oliver
Of the United Auto Workers Fair
Uractices Committee; Vincent
Greene Of the Textile Workers and
James Turner of the United Rub
Der Works.
Walter p. Reuther, president of
clio and head of the United Auto
Workers. said he would like to
see Townsend as a AFL-CIO vice
president. But, he added that
other CLIO Unions with larger
memberships than Townsend's
10000 insited that vice presidents
be chosen from their ranks.
AFL leaders here are predicting
that A. Philip Randolph, presi-
dent of the AFT Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters union, will
be the first Negro to become
member OF the AFL executive
board.
Randolph is said to have the
backing of George Meany, AFL
president, who is slated to head
the merged AFL-CIo.
Such a promotion would put
Randolph on equal status with
Townsend's position is the clio,
and thereby place him in line as
an AFL candidate for a vice presi-
dency in the merged unions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
NEW KHAN GROUP GETS
CHARTER IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ca CAMP A Su-
perior Court Judge here has sign
ed an order to permit a new Ku
Klux Khan organization in Geor-
gia,
Judge Claude S. Shaw of Fulton
(Atlanta) county granted a char
ter TO f. L. Edwards, NJ. Wesley
Morgan and William A. Deniel Sr.
as "U. S. Klans, knights of the
Ku Klux Khan, Inc"
Attorney for the charter apph-
cation was Samuel Green Jr., son
of the late DIR. Samuel Green of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
CALIFORNIA TEACHERS
WIN FIGHT FOR FEPc

Sacramento tJLC) -- Golden
State teachers scored a victory a
gainst job bias last month when
Governor Knights signature was
affixed TO a bill which makes it
illegal for school boards in the
state to discriminate in the hiring
of teachers because Of race, creed
color or national origin.
The new ruling, which was spon-
sored by the California unit Of the
American Federation Of Teachers,
received strong support from the
State AFL and CLIO.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25

as whipping boy to get into Of
flee. They viii have TO stand up
on their merits. And IL many Of
attempt to stand on their merits,
they viii find themselves fiat on
their backs"
Mrs. John w. Robinson, chair,
man Of the dinner committee, pre-
sided at the banquet. Musical
selection were rendered by Miss
Roberta Basnett, soprano; and
Miss Lois Towles, pianist. The
speaker was introduced by Mrs
Clarence Mitchell an attorney Of
Baltimore.
Among other speakers on this
program was Mrs. Euniie Hun
ton Carter, special consultant TO
the United Nations.
Mrs. Carter pointed out that
AHtstfh - Aiit lfihpN iAilPNi NeAltl
power in the world. We have the
most money, pay most for arms
and have produced some outstand
ing diplomats. We are, therefore
supposed 10 be the leaders. Whaj
happens to us might very well af
fact the peace of the world.
II America should make an at
tempt TO beat the scientific de
yelopment Of the world by mora
development we would make tht
people all over the world not only
respect us and fear us, but alsc
like U.S.
To do this we have to convince
whole lot OF people in the worlc
that we can be trusted. What has
recently happened in Mississippi
and what IL happening now in Vir,
ginia is not helping our cause. On,
OF the best things we can do is e
clear up some of these things
which are happening to Negroes ir
this country II we hope to win re
spect Of the world.
The five day conference was
closed with an installation OF of
ficers and a glowing tribute to tn,
late founder, Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Bethune. given by Mrs. Mason
The affair ended with group sing
ing of Mrs. Bethune's favoritt
hymn, I'VE Are Climbing Jacob.
Ladder"
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Mrs Paige. who was accom-
panied by friend. Mrs. Joan Up
son. said the policeman did not
say anything to the woman who
pushed her. The woman repeatedly
also cursed Mrs, Upson.
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Employee included In sIoyer's WIN

Nashville AMP Curtis ID Eaves, 30 who shot and
provided that five cent OF
profits his be given to Negro employee
Beneficiary bequs Herbert D. Strong The win provides
cent of the profit from The tavern
with the rest going TO Eaves partner
The win stationery and also asked
daughter caves shot his wife and
himself In a downtown insurance firm
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of its business was listed as for
mulating and executing plans for
the advancement of the fraternal
society, promoting Christian faith
and a better way of life among its
members.
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Lawsuits PIanned
Marshall Reveals Plan
To Sue Mississippi At
Womens Council Meet
Lawsuits Planned;

Washington AMP Three law suits viii soon be filed
against Of Mississippi according TO Thurgood Mar
shall chief counsel for the National Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People.
Addressing the banquet Of the National Council Of
Negro Women meeting week Marshall stated that the