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save. invest. etc. and never a
chieve an estate of the same a.
mount.
The third consideration is that
of owning a home. The preferable
position before one begins in
vesting would be that his home
be mortgage free or near-mort-
gage free,
The three considerations of a
surance, and owning a home are
sound principles in financial in
situations and l venture to say
that over 80 per cent of bankers,
investment counseslors and invest
ment brokers would not only a.
gree with the three, but also in
the order Of Importance in which
they are listed here.
Manner OF Investing
The most unsound way to in
vest ones savings or income, it tc
listen to advice of friends or tC
act on inside tips 1t is esti-
mated that these systems of in
formed investment techuiques
cost the people of the United
state over one billion dollars a
year.
The sound and most acceptable
manner to invest is for one "a
seek the advice Of his banker or
an investment counselor or stock
brokers, The percentage Of per
sons who ignore these channels
OF expert advice and not lose
money is small indeed. and one
can only say that they happened
TO be fortunate not to lose every.
thing,
However tempting the earning
rates appear to be on certain
classes OF stocks and bonds, one is
foolhariy TO plunge into invest
ments without a carefully laid
out program.
or course this does not neces-
sarily pertain TO persons Of great
wealth who may lose great sums
Of money and still recoup their
losses by tapping other resources
but the small investor is not in
that position at all, he Just can
not afford 10 take great risks.
Although this column has pre-
scented several articles on invest.
ments, I felt that this should be
presented TO somewhat point UP
the question OF when investment
programs should be started.
Economists are always con-
eerned with the stability OF our
economy and inherently the
soundness Of our money. banking
and investments are the reflection
OF the degree which the citizen
shows and maintains soundness
himself.
Prosperity is wonderful for any
country. but when unsound pros
perity is a danger which this ma
ton must avoid AZ all costs, we
cannot stand the rsvages Of an
other great depression
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
A CHRISTMAS WISH

like to think that there viii be
On Christmas Day. around each tree,
A feeling Of the presence Of
The Child God sent Us with His love;
That there. beside each girl and boy,
Hell be. and sharing in their Joy.
like to think that, all the while.
The gifts unfold III see Him smile;
And that He'll hear our caroling,
And know it's for the thanks we bring
To God the Father, for His birth,
To be among US on the Earth.
o. may our Christmas time be gay:
But let's remember it's His Day
Let's find a place for prayer in it,
And so have Jesus share in IL.
Carl Helm
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

details w ere
but was some
what alarmed
because Of his
proposal.
Investments in
common stocks
is a good plan,
but my alarm
stenmed from
the fact that l
knew he was not
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
EVERYDAY
Eeonom mics
by Leroy Young
Sound Requirements For
Investors

The other day friend of mine
made the statement, that he was
going to start buying common
stocks on the monthly Investment
Plan. / explained to him what the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
Our Santa's List
Alas. Is Not Complete


year yen to give and give Usually
however long
that It would bankrupt fin one-tenth o
Here with feeling giving no cash
to match our desire We suppose the only thing
to NeverNeser Land the our giving
editors
THEREFORE, WE ARE ASKING SANTA CLAUS TO BRING i
The biggest years business o advertisers
Minneapolis continued healthy population industry
employment, building and home construction.
st healthy growth in population industry am
pioyment building and home construction
everybody who can afford them and Tho ~
Of sums everywhere. - ~
new Washington Avenue bridge old
one rams IN ana Kills some people
AZ least 5000 NAACP In Minnesota during the
Fifteen new members In each OF IN. ryrb., r
units in tho Twin Cities
Increased membership churches In ST. Paul
Increased appreciation Of tho people who
serve on the over 100 Community chest our
Another Golden Championship wheaey House Boxers
Every Mnnesotan look at the State Capital approach nj
Increased attendance Minneapolis Institute OF Arts
ana inc walker Art Gallery where there stir the
More enjoyment opportunities offered by the
" ~, OF the complaint; there is place
ss w s " "
More participation in YwcA and YMca work nv ,o com,
More use OF the wealth knowledge ana
found on the shelves OF the public Libraries
More beautiful lawns kept yards and gardens.
come Spring and summer
49, '' " you
More good qualities OF your wife II Won have
More application strap the woodshed technique on
snallfry whenn needed f' ""
More appreciation community leaders who daily
stick their nees out people they do not even
know. - 80,
Less sishnesa leadership position and for each
en the book Don't Push There's Plenty al the TOP
volume for those who try to by" There Is No
Substitute Iiardw NJ
For raeePreudiced caucasians up wise look a.
can't win them with white supremacy patronzinr tactics hut
love changes ait things ~ ~
For Negroes, Wake up don't make the sam,
horrible mistakes that max, daily
fou the test and winning world converts for ideals
inherent democracy.
For the Republican Party IKE" good start re-
gaming some OF the longtime Negro support party itself win
have to get busy II substantial 10 eontinue
TO The Democrats; Don't thinking American
Negroes are yours and parcel Democratic candidates Keen
aogng the ev rights Negroes are going
n 1882 - " N' i''S
Santa. - e '''
Bring few Marvin Gffns and then add som,
Georgia Techs ~ ~
Bring the University OF Iowa ,or ,ro,,r, ,,
praise and wen filled galany In ccnr Tho boy
SKINNED daughter Of the university Campus Sweetheart II there
ever was an answer to bgotry and easte-his IT,
at what we want most everybody every worthwhile o
ment IS peace happiness he Of everything
We've got some personal gifts for Of people This
e young 20 pcs up some persons who gifts
much as those who because there a. t
not enough to write wonderful people we know and
admire on this years list
sansa PIease Bring
Mayor Eric Hoyer Minneapolis idea by which he On,
Keep the Mayors Council Human and kicking 1t
has served useful much work vet 10 he
done No merger with the City FEPC, Mfr Mayor,
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Page 2, ST. Paul RECORDER Friday December %. 1855

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PUBLISHERS CORNER
$a|allE;zira
opfima and Pessimisf
optimistic gives hope;
The pessimsdc, warning.
The former says Good morning, Lord
The latter, Good Lord morning"
Thomas Lamb
This paper Editor,
Of its however which suit
able printing.
of opinion editor of the Cobb County
TINES at Marietta, Ga, who wrote recently:
Wonfed - Your Opinion
In case you don't with of the views expressed
this editorial don't feel frustrated a
Most of the things written here aimed providing food
for thought We don't
editorial sets thinking purpose
Amy newspaper worth its salt should express opinion
subjects of local interest Citizens should do the
stand ready to provide for citizens sound Off
subject to the libel laws of Georgia, o
Too people today swallow their opinions
Tending unknown and thereby placing their
security jeopardy
Hardly week goes by but some citizen stops the streets
shepshly requests
this opinion published
become too prevalent in this regimened world.
Don't be afraid they honestly thought
out and sincere You be people
you for just having an opinion
Stanley of Louisville CkyJ DEFENDER said
appropriately recently the 5Oh anniversary
DEFENDER:
it is wonder that Negro editors
| of the strain and they
ITO be fraught
at its best Few Negro editors die
| fortune sources
Practically every newspaper beginning
and hand mouth existence
white with much of their being supplied
other enterprises that
start publication.
is not in bank accounts plush living 1t is
making a lasting
1T is the satisfaction seeing sweating
ing and strggngto keep potent
literally pushing opportunities exposing
those who would hold back
decency feaessly and persistenly
Negro publishers neither praise
their sacicial
that whatever good they
impatient with the scheme things
into humane liberal
Christian brotherhood advancing
mand who robust and vigorous
know that in Jungle public they
newspaper
edition have wished all who this publication Merry Merry
1t therefore superfluous 10 repeat
wish in this column but taking
hopes that be forgiven
Bless AlL-Cecl f
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sonfa PIeose Bring:

Mayor Eric tioyer OF Minneapolis by which n, %,
Keep the Mayors Council Human Relations Kicking
mas served very useful purpose and there yet TO be
done No merger with the City FEPC, Mr. Mayorl
Mayor Joseph Dillon OF rerannp s,e
the ground he lost with like Of IN,
ST. Pau FEfC appointments Joes good w
L. Howard Bennett and Frank NJ by which
TO keep the NaACP and doing the coming months
An early Spring c. w Hier yard 10 psnt
and nurture the flowers he loves SO
cleanup broom Fred Hsey sweep Minneapolis clean OF
narcotics pushers huses prey honest ec,nt
people
An engraved letter OF thanks Massey Jr tn,
parents teachers citizens of the Manifold
fond dream for new modern school physical being
box Of thanks To the who sent u
ss for twelve subscriptions to b. pensioners
box Of congratulations keeping ON the lob
civicaliy politically socially.
book You Surprised Lot OF People"
novel 20 For Brick Amendment" for Walter Wheeler
ongpaying record Rappaport and Napco Industries
titled; Were glad You Stayed
Please Bring saiss 10 Twin City TirmN
Donaldsons Daytons schunenans flowers an,.
Adhns Hughes Northwestern Group Health Appc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

Opfimisf and Pessimisf
The optimistic man gives hope;
The pessmistic, warning.
The former says Good morning, Lord"
The latter, Good Lord, morning"
Thomas Lamb
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

Actually as must have guessed part Of our In
Is at what we want most for everybody every worthwhile move
ment Is peace happiness and the Of everything
We've got personal gifts for number Of peop,, Tn,
year we are gong TO PEGS up some our gifts
~ Us those VINO are on our this years list because Jus
admire this Isl - 49," '
Evening star., 1955-05-20

to Seventh street. Seventh street 70
Farragut street, Farrasut street to Fifth
street, Fifth street 10 Galiatin street.
Gallatin street TO Fourth street, Fourth
street TO Madison street.
wALKER-JoNEs
First and L Streets NV.
Starting at New jersey avenue and y
street NV, west on the south side Of "
street 20 Seventh street. Seventh street
to Massachusetts avenue. Massachusetts,
avenue e street. .aat street t9 Sssond
tion avenue. Constitution avenue TO First
street Me-, First street NE. to Massa-
chusetts avenue NE: MASSACHUSETTS,
Florida avenue. Florida svenus to New
York avenue, New York avenue to New
Jersey avenue NV New Jersey avenue
to N street. WEST
Farragut Street Between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets NV.
Starting at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. sixteenth street to Cole
si6esl to Webster street, north side g
side OF Georgia avenue, to Buchanan
Ninth street. west side of Ninth street to
Faragut street. south side OF Farragus
street to Georgia avenue west side q
side Of Kennedy street to Sixteenth
street.
WHITTIER
Fifth and Sheridan Streets NV.
Starting at Kansas avenue and East
ern avenue NV, Eastern avenue to Van
Buren, street, south side of Van Buren,
street to Fifth street. north or, Fifth
street to Underwood street, south side
of Underwood street from Fifth street
to Georgia avenue Western boundary
s east side Of Georgia avenue from
Underwood street to Cuakenbos street.
ouakenbos street to Seventh street Todd
numbers. east side. of Seventh street
souri, avenue and Madison street. South
ern boundary is north side Of Madison
street from Seventh street to Kansas
avenue. Eastern boundary Is west side
Of Kansas avenue TO Eastern avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

TO New Jersey asenue. south On NeH
jersey avenue to street. west on N
street. north side. 70 Seventh street.
and north on Seventh street TO street.
sEATON
Street, Between Second and Third
Streets NV.
Starting at Second and ] streets NV,
/ street to Massachusetts, avenue Mas
sachusettS avenue to Eighth street, Eighth
street to Constitution avenue. Constitu-
ton avenue. to. Second street, Second
street to / street.
Fifty-sixth and East Capitol Streets Sc.
Starting at Central and Southern
avenues. Southern avenue to Eastern
avenue. Eastern avenue to Fades street.
Fades street to Fifty-fifth street, east side
Of Fifty-hfth street to Central avenue.
SIMMONS
First and Pierce Streets NV.
Starting at New Jersey avenue and N
street NV, west on the south side Of
street, to Massachusetts, avenue. Massa-
chusetts avenue to l street. ] street to
Second street NV, Second street to
sachusetts avenue NE. Massachusetts
avenue around the railroad tracks to
York avenue, New York avenue, to New
Jersey avenue NV, New Jersey avenue
to N street.
SIMON
Fourth Street and Mississippi Avenue S.E.
Starting at the cent& Of Southern
avenue and Seventh street Sc. tnot in
Guiding Seventh street,. between the 500
and 200 numbered houses on Chesap peake
the 500 and 800 numbered houses on At
lantic street to Condor terrace, Condor
terrace to Ninth street, Ninth street to
oxSP 81 STs6 s. to the &c
Fourth street. around wiiburn area tsa-
vannah street and Nichols avenuel and
SiehSt IL Through a,b The center
tincluding only the east sides) to Xenia
street; xenia street to Second street SW.,
70 70 Az, Atlantic & street to the center Of South
numbeEsl to oxon Run Greek mot First
avenas Nate tG simos ssoensh tbs street
on Boiling Air Force Base and in the
Trailer Camp.
STANTON
EayIOr Road and Alabama Avenue Sc.
soistsrthg Starting at the District line at
streee Sc eah aRa styess %
Texas avenue, along Texas avenue TO
Twenty ninth street. on Twenty-ninth
and Fort Baker drive to Twenty-eigiith
street, cross the lot from corner of
Twenty-eighth street (which is not cut
road at Altamont place, down Aitamont
place across Good Hope road to the
eastern boundary of Fort Stanton Park,
along Fort Stanton Park to Anger
place down middle Of Anger place to
Alabama avenue. along middle of Ala
bama avenue to Tyenty,Second street,
street to Southern avenue, Southern
avenue to Thirty-second street.
Note: Randle Highlands School takes
children from both sides Of Texas ave-
nue. Sc.
STEVENS
Twenty-frst and X streets NV.
Starting at Twenty-second and p |
streets NV, Rock Creek Parkway south |
to Pennsylvania avenue, Pennsylvania |
avenue to Nineteenth street. north on |
Nineteenth street to street and west
Evening star., 1955-05-20
D. 6. Revises Boundaries
Of45 Elementary Schools

side) to Ninth street. Ninth street least
side) to Buchanan street, Buchanan
street to Illinois avenue, Illinois avenue
TO Grant Circle (beth sides). Grant
Circle to Varnum street. Varnum street
to Rock Greek Church road.
BIRNEY
Nichols Avenue and Sumner Read Sc.
Starting at Nichols avenue and Elev-
enth Street Bridge along the railroad
tracks to Saint EliZabeths Hospital
grounds. from Saint Elizabeths Hospital
grounds to Pomeroy road, Pomeroy road
to Sheridan road on the south, Sheridan
road on the south to Nichols avenue
Nichols avenue to the bridge.
BRENT
Third and ID Streets Sc.
Starting at East Capitol and Sixth
streets, west on East Capitol street to
Capitol grounds, around Capitol grounds
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Revised boundaries were an
nounced by the District public
schools yesterday for As elemen-
tary schools. The revised. boun-
daries, which take effect next
September, follow:
BARNARD
Decatur Between Fsurth and Fifth
Streets NV.
Starting at Varnum street and Rock
Greek Church road NV, around Rock
Creek Cemetery to Gallatin street. Gal
latin street (south sidel to Fifth street.
street. Fsrraeut Street 1south sidet to
Seventh street, Seventh street least sidei
toEmerson street. Emerson street tsouth
Evening star., 1955-05-20

NV, east on Q street 10 sixth street
NV. north on Sixth street TO Florida
avenue. east on Florida avenue to New
avenue to N street. west on N street
north sidel to Seventh street, and north
on Seventh street tn street.
MOTT
Fourth and " streets NV.
Start at Georgia avenue and Hobart
place NV. east on both sides OF Hobart
Michigan avenue to west side Of North
Second street tbut not including "
avenue avenue snot including 'Gsn seeons q stTse %
north side of Florida avenue west to
Georgia avenue east side Of Georgia
avenue to Hobart place
MOVES
Tenth and Franklin Streets NE.
Starting at Twelfth and Irving streets
NE. west on Irving street tsouth side,
teast side) TO Lincoln road, west on Lin
coin road tsouth side} to Rhode Island
avenue. east on Rhode Island avenue
triangle bounded by Harmony Cemetery,
Rhode Island avenue and Twelfth street,,
north on Twelfth street to Irving street
PARK VIEW
Warder and Newton Streets NV.
Starting at Georgia avenue and
nue to Hobart place tbut mot Including
Hobart place., east on Hobart place to
Park place, follow Park place to Quincy
street. Quincy street to Georgia avenue.
Fifteenth and C Streets Sc.
From Nineteenth and East Capitol
teenth street, east side Of Fourteenth
street to c street, C street fsouth side)
to Kentucky avenue. Kentucky avenue
street to D street. D street north side)
to Ninteenth streets Einteenth street to
East Capitol.
PERRY
M Street Between First Street
and New Jersey Avenue NV.
Starting at New Jersey avenue and
n. street NV. west on the south side
Of N street to Seventh street. Seventh
street to Massachusetts avenue, Massa-
saesss eesaa yeet S 1sese sso5s ss stree. o
Constitution avenue, Constitution avenue
to First street NE. First street TO Mas
saehusetts avenue NE, Msssachlsetts
svenne florida avenue sFfeks to Ne% 70
York avenue, New York avenue to New
Jersey avenue NV, New jersey avenue
to N street.
POWELL
Upshur Street Between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets NV.
5LAItiuk az 1aEuOlpn SITtSb anu 4eOT-
gia avenue NV, Georgia avenue to
Webster street, Webster street to Rock
Greek Park, Rock Creek Park from Web
ster street to Piney Branch Parkway,
pinev Branch Parkway to Sixteenth
street. Sixteenth street to Randolph
street. north side of Randolph street to
Georgia avenue.
RICHARDSON
Fifty-third and Blaine Streets NE.
Starting at Fifty-ffth street and Gen.
tral avenue NE, west side Of Fifty fifth
street to Fades street. Fades street to
Division avenue, Division avenue to
Fitch place. Fitch place to Forty-ninth
street to East Capitol street, East Capt.
tol street to Central avenue, Central ave-
nue. to Fifty-nfth street.
SCOTT MONTGOMERY
Street Between Fifth Street
and New Jersey Avenue NV.
Starting at Seventh street and S
street NV, east on street to Sixth
street NV, north on Sixth street to
Florida avenue. east on Florida avenue
Evening star., 1955-05-20

on p street to Twenty-second street
Seventeenth and NJ Streets NV.
Starting at Kine&eenth and r streets
NV. south on Nineteenth street TO K
street, east on K street to Fifteenth
street, Fifteenth street to Rhode Island
avenue, Rhode Island avenue to Four
street, o, street to Fifteenth street,
Fifteenth street to r street, r street to
Nineteenth street.
TAKOMA
Piney Branch Road and Dahlia Street
NV.
Starting at District line and Georgia
avenue NV, Georgia avenue to Fern
street. Fern street to Alaska avenue,
ds Aissks ot 70 ssfsst to pen
north side OF Aspen street to Georgia
avenue, east side of Georgis avenue to
Underwood street. underwood sLreet
street to Van Bnren Street, Van Buren,
street north side to Eastern avenue
District linel, Eastern avenue. from m
THOMSON
Twelfth and L Streets NV.
Starting at Fifteenth and Rhode Is
land avenue south on Fifteenth street
to Pennsylvania avenue NV. east on
Pennsylvania avenue to Eighth street,
north on Eighth street to K street; east
on K street to seventh street. north On
Street to Ninth street, north on Ninth
street to N street. west on street 70
Thirteenth street, north on Thirteenth
street to Logan circle, clockwise around
Logan Circle to Rhode Island avenue.
west on Rhode Island avenue to Fiji
teenth street.
TRUESDELL
Ninth and Ingraham Streets NV.
Starting at Fourth and Madison
streets NV, Madison street to Missouri
nue.. Georgia avenue to Farragut street,
Farragut street to Ninth Street. Ninth
street to Emerson street, Emerson street
Evening star., 1955-05-20
GARFIELD
Twenty.ffth Street and Alabama Avenue

From Southern avenue and Stanton
road east along Southern avenue to
Twenty second street. north on Twenty
second street to Alabama avenue. north
nue. around the school to Twenty NTH
street, Twenty fifth street down Alabama
avenue to Knox street. Knox. street to
to Suitland Parkway along the parkway
to Fort drive. along Fort drive to STAN
ton road south on Stanton road to Bruce
place. southeast on Bruce place to
Stanton terrace. south on Stanton ter
race to Eighteenth street, continue south
on Eighteenth street to Mississippi ave-
nue., west on MissiSsippi avenue to
Evening star., 1955-05-20
J. r. COOK
p Street between North Capitol
and First Street NV.

Starting at Randolph place and North
Capitol street (but not including Ran
dolph place., south on North Capitol
nue. to the railroad tracks, railroad
tracks to New York avenue, New York
avenue To New jersey avenue. New Jer-
avenue to North Capitol street, North
Capitol street to Randolph place.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Starting at Adams Mill road and Irv-
ing street, east on Irving street to Four
teenth street. south on Fourteenth street
to belmont street. west on Belmont
street across Meridian Hill Park, con-
tinue on Belmont street to Seventeenth
street, Seventeenth street to Kalorama
road, Kalorama road to Eighteenth
street. north on Eighteenth street to
Adams Mill road, continue north to
Irving street.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Starting at North Capitol and v
streets NE. south on North Capitol
on Florida avenue north side) to Balti-
more and Ohio railroad tracks. north
along the, railroad tracks to Seventh
west on Rhode Island avenuel south
side to v street NE. west on v street
(south side) to North Capitol street NE.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Second and u Streets NV.

y Start at Second and streets NV.
south on both sides of Second street to
Randolph place. both sides Of Randolph
place to North Capitol street. north on
the west side of North Capitol street to
v street. both sides Of v street to Sec
ond street.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

' STEVENS
Twenty-frst and X streets NV.
Starting at Twenty-second and P
streets NV. Rock Creek Parkway south
to Pennsylvania avenue, Pennsylvania
avenue to Nineteenth street. north on
Nineteenth street to p street and west
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Euclid street (both sides> from Sher-
man avenue to Georgia avenue. south
on Georgia avenue to Florida avenue.
east on Florida avenue to Sixth street,
sidei. west on Street to Seventh street.
south on Seventh street to M street
twest sidel. west on the north side Of
M street to Ninth street, north on Ninth
street least side) to U street, west on
U street north side) to Vermont ave-
nue., north on Vermont avenue least
side) to Florida avenue into Sherman
avenue (east side) to Euclid street.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-14

days.
The report discloses that during
November. 1854. there were a total
Of a concerns bonded as motor fuel
distributors in this state and Of this
number six reported ne sales for
the month. In November, 1858,
there were SO concerns bonded as
motor fuel distributors in this state
with four of these concerns report
ing no sales for the month.
Sales BY four concerns during
November, 1854, accounted for
$500 .6g6.57, or about 56 per cent
of the total amount Of the taxes
received. These concerns and the
amount Of taxes credited to them,
were Esso Standard Oil Co., $780,
844.92; Atlantic Refining Co., sS7,-
1929; Diamond Ice and Coal Co,
S7I. .28S.60 and the Texas Co.. $751;
S65.99.