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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

1850 convertible coupe:
lisht srey with black top. Wv.
tires. radio, heater, hydramatie:
extremely clean cer. with relatively
low f-'iSs-e: SAgs.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving 81. NV. Ap. 4-s5O0
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

IS starehief de luxe con-
yertible VS. coupe; blue and white;
fully equipped; power steering and
power brakes; s2.095. CSC suar-
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WILLFs So Station Wagon; 4-vheel
dIlss, T. and B.. sposliRht: good
WILLYS SO Station Wagon; medium
green with matching all-Ieather
seats. heater. turn signals. plus
economical gas-savinz oVerdriVe.
Local owner, name upon request:
good tires, shows best OF care. Re
sure and test-driye this hard-to-get
item: SS45. Ask for Jim. SILVER
E..W hwy. al Ga ayeJ. Silver
Bankruptcy Sale
DODGE 1854" PICKUP
TRUCK
Model GLIB. Serial No. S236I461
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S. eo5 z ST. NV.
TUESDAY JAN. 81. 1856 10 AM.
RE:
Juan C. Kruger, TIA Juan c.
Kreuger DryWall Co.. Bankrupt No.
1855, U. S. District Court for the
District OF Columbia.
TERMS: CASH PAUL J. KASLOFF.
Trustee
Warner Bldg.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MONROE FORD

"a Commander sta
ton wagon. heater. o drive; beAuti-
full car in Al cond.. 81, 295. No,
432A 30-day warranty. trade and
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terms.
MONROE FORD
500 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $1,000
Closed Sun, open til o pm. Mon.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion cdr
T. and h.. snow tires: very clean;
the economy car: 500 cash. OF s.
dn,, SO per mo. WOLFE MOTORS.
1901 Wisconsin ave. n.K. EN-.
3-nl4 a. Open today.
sTUDEBAKER 1877 Starlight cpe. :
immaculate: Sl4g. BELL MOTORS.
300 Wis ave. NV. Wo. $4,000.
sTuDEBAKER 1854 Champion CDR. ;
equipped with gas-saving overdrive.
2-tone maroon and ivory, air-cond.
heater. This one Is clean. has had
careful cngtg M stte sas' d from former
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1855 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9001. Open It'll $3.50
go
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Chrisimos Program To
30 Presented For
Senior Citizens, Inc

\ Christmas program Will he
presented at Council House for
Senlur citizens. Inc 1902 Hen
ncpin Az. on special event
night" Friday. December 2s, at
Z 30 p. N.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Hughes
arr arranging the program, which
viii include carol singing by
members OF the Wesley Fellowship
group. Instrumental music and
singing Of Christmas carols Mrs
Hughes viii be accompanist
Refreshments win be served AT.
ter the program
Admission AT the day center
which IL open Monday through
Friday, and "wednesday evenings.
IL free 10 all people over 80 years
Of age IN ilennepin County. Tho
U-MeetsUs club ~ Phyllis
WheAtley House IN an affiliate.
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Out-of Town Birthday
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Dec. - Glenn Smith Jr.. 459
81 Anthony Az; Mrs. Birdie
Jones, 732 81. Anthony Az.
Dec 30 Henry Moore Jr, 2Ss
Rondo Az. Robert Blakey $50
Carroll Av.
Dec 81 Barbara Jean Dan
forth, S33 Carroll Az; Earlyn
Bell Moore, s7i st Anthony Az;
Mrs Betty Dodd. 1916 Carroll Az:
Mrs Jean Wright, 34i n West.
ern Av.. Lafayette MCGEE 87i
Ronho Az, Donald James Sr., $50
Fuller Az. Mrs Vicluis MCGOWAN
g95 ROndo Az, Anita Louise nm
s3s Carroll Az. Beulah Mae
Cruze. $50 w. Central Az
Jan / Mrs l.. Stout 522 St
Anthony Az: Mrs Annie Mae
Brown. $50 W. Central Az; Arm
Old Ingram. 6Ss Rondo Az, Mrs.
Paul II Jackson. s2s 8, Anthony
Az. Jewel Sears Jr 400 Rondo
Az, Jean Marie Collins, 857 81.
Anthony Az; Annie Mae Brown,
Sos St Anthony Az
Jan 2 n r. Coins, 500 Fuller
Az Wilma johnson. i3i st An
thouy Az. Marjorie Morris, 3O5
Chatsworth, Catherine Aman.
ia Clemens. 400 Rondo Az:
Luther Johnson. 3I5 y Grotto.
Deborah EStelle Henderson, 7o2
iglehart Az.
Jan. , Rev J " Junneu. 39i
st Adams Az. Mrs James
Hayes. I1s Eaton Az. Gregory
Mansfield. g7a Charles 81 Janice
Morris. 300 Carroll ~
Jan Norman = Light. ssi
~ Central Az. Mrs Ceola webb.
635 81 Anthony Az, Arthur
Blakcy. Jr. 758 81 Anthony Az.
Carol Sanders. s5s Rondo Az
Out-of Town Birthday
Jan Mrs Mabel Thnrne
New York City
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incidental Club Holds
Meeting Saturday, Dec. IS

The Incidental Club Of the ST
Paul Gospel Choral Union held its
regular meeting ON Saturday eve
ming, December Is. at p, IN. at
the home Of Mrs. Ruyc Richard
son. 757 Fuller Az.
Following the business session
the evening was enjoyed in fun
ana good fellowship. In honor of
Harry Billiards. birthday on the
18th, Mrs. Ballard was hostess at
a surprise birthday party that
proved 10 be "A complete surprise
10 Mr. Ballard. who was unaware
that any thing unusual would hap
pen TO him The houOrce was
showercd with many useful and
beautiful gifts
The group relaxed with tele-
vision. soculized and enjoyed an
abundance OF delicious food served
buffet style.
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Christmas With Fiancee: James
Phillips. 500 Iglehart Av. left the
city December %, for New Or
leans, La, to visit his nancee.
Happy birthday Club: Mrs.
Mardell Simon. COS Iglehart Av..
was hostess to the Happy Birth
day Club on Tuesday, December
II. Plans were completed for the
clubs annual holiday party.
Mistletoe Ball: The Cameo So
cial Club have issued invitations
for its Mistletoe Ball on Friday
evening tonight. December Is
in the Grand Ballroom Of the Ho-
tel Lowry. St. Paul from nine 10
/ p. IN.
Welcoming Party: Mr. and Mrs
DJalmer GARNER. 900 Fuller Av
have issued invitations for a party
in honor OF the Messrs James
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January $. 1897, at $ p M.
Home Eor The Holidays Miss
joyce Clayton " Los Angeles
Calf, Arrived IN the city Tues.
day, December rs. to spend the
Christmas holiday with her par.
cnts, Mr. and Mrs Ray Thomp-
SON nf i2A u seth 81. and other
relatives Miss Clayton. a former
resident, SAYS that Minneapolis
still ranks first with her She Is a
clerk IN the library ~ the Dorsey
Hish school ia ios Angeles
Visiting IL East, pr and Mrs
Ernest Lowe. t26 aTth Ave. & r.,
left the city December 10. FOR
Philadelphia, ia, to spend the
holidays Visiting rciattvrs and
friends
Visiting Parents Arriving sat.
urday. nr,emhor 18th, from chit
y1go. ~ was Miss Gloria Jack
son, who Is making her annual
holiday visit with her parents
Mr. ana Mrs. nortran slaughter
at apaT Alabama Az. St louis
Park and other relatives and
friends
Nacatluntng ~ south, Winging
their way by plane from Mime.
apolis were Mr. and Mrs. John
Williams or l7a2 Fourth Az. =.
who left Thursday December 20
for Atlanta GA, their former
home Tho Minnesotans viii spend
Christmas day In North Carolina
with Mrs Williams niece and win
return 10 Atlanta for New Years
Day and will be Joined there by
nephew from New York city A
family reunion dinner viii he given
by their aunt. Mrs, Katie Mickena
on New Years Day.
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SIS. 900 Fine Of
NAAcP vindieutive
r. Wilkins Charges

New York - The S2a. 900 fine
levied against the National AsSo.
citation for the Advancement Of
Co,ored People and the lmpr.sonr
mcut of John n Calhoun, presi
dent of the Atlanta NAACp
branch, represents another IN q
series ut indicative attacks upon
the NAACp ny the segregation
forces 80 the South. Roy Wilkins,
executive secretary. said here TO.
day.
Fulton County superior Court
Judge purwood r. rye handed
down the decision inning the As
ISOLATION ana Jailing Mir Cal.
houn last week at the end Of a
six day trial in Atlanta Tried IL
long with Mr. Calhoun were Mrs
Ruby Hurley NAACp regional
secretary. and l., u. Milton, Mrs.
Eunioc Cooper, v W. Hodges and
n l.. Holloweli, all officers OF the
Atlanta branch
Mrs Cooper and Mi Hodges
were acquitted The case against
Mi Hollowcl was dropped, Mrs.
Hurley and Mr. Milton were found
guilty. but no sentence was ina
posed They were directed TO pro
duce such records NJ they have In
their possession
The branch president was com
mitted 10 Jail without bond TO re-
main there until he shall cause the
said order Of this court Ia be com
piled with In addition to his con.
uction for civil contempt. Mr.
Calhoun was given i2-month
Suspended sentence for criminal
contempt
The national SAACP was fined
S2S 600 The suit was instituted on
the claim that the Association, n
profit organization. had failed
10 pay state income tax. Through
It's counsel, a. r Walden. the As
sociation denied that II was sub.
Jet 10 the tax without warning,
Georgia revenue officers descended
upon the local and regional Ma.
ACP offices and demanded their
records
The NAACP, MIR wilkins said
Is mystified by the $25 600 fine
levied against II by the Georgia
Court because the New York Of
flee has never been requested DIR
Getty or through any agent in
Georgia To produce any Of It's re-
cords "
Mr. Calhoun. he pointed out. 'is
the first officer Of our Association
in iis history 10 be convicted and
Jailed for performance ~ his
duties as leader Of local MA
ACP unit lie il not an agent or
employee Of the national orRanlzn-
ton and does not have In his pos
session any ~ tho records of the
National body"
Mr. wilkins said that the As.
aocla,ion's Georgia attorneys are
going 10 appeal the decision
We intend" he declared 10
offer every possible lawful hasis-
iancc 10 Mr. Calhoun and 90 MI
our members In Georgia and IN
other states where they are being
psrsecuted because Of their ef.
f0rts 10 implement the Supreme
Court anti-segreRstiOn decision. In
our judgement, both Mr.. Calhoun
and the Association have been de-
MED due process Of Law by the
Georgia decision"
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Dec ~ Harry Jackson. 2TA5
Clinton Az, Mrs, Alfred Barnes
ASIA Ffth Az $, Mrs. Delphlne
Wesley. 1888 Clinton Az, Mrs
Addie Slaughter, $40 Bryant Av
n; Mrs, William WhiteSide. 5000
Third Av. ).
Dec, SO l.. Anderson, S23
Bryant Av N. Richard Randell
52a Bradford Az.
Dec, 81 Mrs. Marguerite Price,
1920 Seventh st, $. Norland Me.
Coy, 5l6 goth Az, $, Charles II,
Moore, PASS Elrh Az S. Mrs.
Louella Kay 1924 Portland Az.
James (. Campbell. 1888 Portland
Az Wayne Brian North. 2S22
Fourth Az. 5.
Jan -Rev. J. J. Clayburn
SSEG Smelling Az: Mrs Josephine
PuIIens. 5II5 James Az. N, r.. II.
Frazer. 2i25 Fourth Az s.
Mrs Marcus Jackson, Sdl6 Smell
hing Az William Cooper. 705 n
Seventh St. Mrs Ethel Butler
2ll0 $. 18th St, Marslyn Kaye
West. 37il Fourth Az. S. Yer
notte Gold, 25Oi Fourth Az $.
Allen Booker, 1890 Tenth Az. 5;
Mrs Marjorie Mason, 1924 F1fth
Az. $. Mrs Gertrude Bailey
3T2i Fourth Av. S; Cullen r. Me
Coy, $50 University Az. :. T.,
Jan. Crystalle Phillips, 4li6
Third Az. s. sherry Denise Wat
son. 1886 Fourth Az. s
Jan. Mrs Buric Carmichael
ST. 37iI Firth Av. s. Evelyn
Kopp, 253 Second Az. S. Rev. +.
Henderson, 1929 Bryant Az, N,
William Lumsey, e22 Fremont Av.
n. Phyllis Cooper. $685. Fifth
Av s, Jill Victoria Lyons, 40I7
Third Az. S, Mrs. $, A, Stock
well, 2l03 Garfield, Mrs. Vera
Richardson. 33i9 Chicago.
Jan. Clifford Hawkins. 1922
Second Av, S, Dan McAdams,
1897 Oakland Az; Edgar jack
son, $40 Bryant Az. N: Theodore
Hunter. Jra 35i9 Clinton Az.
Out-of Town birthday
Dec. 80 Mrs Marie Richardson,
juneau, Alaska.
Jan Mrs. Andrew Johnson.
Pasadena, Calf. A J Johnson,
Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs Ruth
Doyle, Dcs Molncs, la, Mrs
PearIc Brown. i6g Collins, st
Paul. MINI.
Jan, 2 l.. l.. Sanchcs, Waco,
Tex.
Jan. 3 Frank McClain. Cincin,
natl, o.
Jan. I Judith Ann Thomas.
Geneva, Switzerland
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iSh. Published by iongnans. Green
ard Company, Price Sd
The Sable Arm" deals with a
phase of tho Cavii War neglected
since iSSS, Prior TO that time
thrrc separate works presented at
best, sketchS, incomplete and TO
some extend biased information on
the Negro soldiers role In the
war
nr Cornish. as associate proies.
sor Of social science at Kansas
state Teachers College, Pittsburgh
kans., has doeumentcd the blows
struck by some i7SsTa Negroes
War Department tigurSl who
participated in the war ON the
Federal side,
nr Cornish emphasized that his
is not just military history, Il Is
much more, The question OF arm.
ms Negroes was brought with fear
and prejudice from beginning Go
end even psychopathi, fear IN the
South.
nr CoTnishS research N up tn
date, and his findings. which have
been carefully checked by pub.
hehcIs ~ hts book, are uf special
interest IN a time which combines
emphasis upon military organ.
ration with determination to bring
about the end Of racial incdual
ties.
His book points out that one Of
tho most important detectives uf
tho eva War became the freeing
Of the Negro slaves soon after
the war broke out. the question
arose as Ia whether Negroes
should be enlisted as soldiers,
For some time Lincoln opposed
this for fear that II might drive
the sensitive border states into
the ConfedcraCy. Later he yielded,
and prejudice from beginning To-
and by the end Of the war some
$50 600 Negro soldiers had served
N the Union Armies Hut the
story IL not as simplc'as that nor
always ms pleasant
All manner of obstacles rose IN
the path ~ the Negro soldier.
prejudice, n Congress which re-
fused To give him pay equal 10 that
of the white soldier, the problem
that with when he became prIas
oner ~ war In the Confedcracy
But Negro troops, serving IN every
thoatcr of the war, proved them
selves good soldiers IN the per
Torrance ~ nil duties given them
They were not all heroes. neither
were they secondsra troops
since the CiNl War. the Negro
has been permanent part nf the
y s Army, though his lnteRra
ton into II has not even yet been
fully accomplished.
The Sable Arm" In the most
complete story OF the Negro
soldier In the Union Army tina,
has been told Ia date.
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Franklin and Blainey Nicholas OF
New Orleans, La The party viii
welcome the visitors To St Paul
and will be held at the L,oaferS
Club. Rondo and Victoria, 81.
Paul from $ to p. m, January 4,
1857.
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WEDDING
ANNIVE
NINNEAPOIIS

Der - Hr and Mrs. Augustus
Owens 1900 Clinton Az. 81 years
NJ and Mrs Raymond Johnson
1855 Fourth ~ s. - years. NJ
and Mrs George stephens 1855
Second Az = four years Mr.
and Mrs J 3. Prmm. ar Itth
~ - p years
Jan Mr. and srz Floyd
Madison 1925 FTfh Az q seven
years
Jan 2-Mr and Mrs James
Horns 3i7i 18Th Az. 2 seven
years
Jan Rev. ard Mrs q Nc
C0nnsl ssI2 Fourth Az g. %
years
st. PAUL
Der % Mr.. and Mr., !. y.
Hughes s54 Fuller Az ~ years
Jan Mr.. ard Mrs James
wootsn. s37 81 Anthony A., 20
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28
FOR Wonnni
Hot Chocolate
Drink Is A Cold
Weather Eovorife

GruwuuPs and Youngsters are
BUho Ia their enthusiasm tor tho
heart and body warming effect OF
% hot Chocolate drink on "a chilly
winter day Now YOU can serve
THIS "]d.faShoncd fsyortc with
new fashioned ease when you pour
instant chocolate Favored mis-
right wom the package into the
.hm milk
The delicious beverage Is a
uourish,nE pickup during hectic
holiday preparations. but don't
forget how good II can taste as Is
party rcfrczhmcnt too Team the
hot chocolate served from Your
very lovcliest pot ot course with
party pretty coconut anowbails.
and You're ready FOR guests
Hot Chocolate
Add y 10 = cup instant choCo-
late favored mix to quart milk
ana stir Makes o or q delicious
cups
Sn0Nb balls
Carefully separate | tcn-inoh
nngol food cake into balls about
? inches IN diameter. using fork
ur fingers plp balls 10 Seven
Minute Frnsting, then ron in !
can a. or tender thin Talked
rocunnut Makes ~ anowballs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Now II has been suggested that
an electric blanket be crossed
with n tnaAter Ro that a fellow
will pop out ~ bed in the morn.
ing.
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CLASSIFIED,

Lost, yesterday, somewhere be
tween sunrise and sunset. two
golden hours. each set with 50
diamond minutes No reward -.-
they're gone forever.
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL =

Visiting Parents Mrs Robert Wnock daughter Kar
en- OF Louisville by arrived the city Monday December Il
spend the holidays parents and grandparents Mr.
and Mrs Al Moorehead, of s62 W. Central Av.
Convaescent Mrs Dorothy Showers of 600 a. Adams is
commissioning at her home due To a broken ankle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

Now there's an ear pad that
blocks ont high frequency noises
hat permits the human voice To-
pass through
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Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Smart Set Club Met The Smart Set Club of Bethesda Bap
st church held its last meeting of 1856 Tuesday evening De
cemher H. at the home Rev. aud Mrs H. Byrd 37Il Fourth
Az ) The club made its budget for 1857 aud made plans
for The Christmas party which viii be held the home of the
president Mrs Nina Williams 1919 Clinton Az on Tuesday,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-28

The visNT s1prezAes b. hgs-
bsnAs are not necessarily ,hos~
% The rrAnagarnspt
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Book Tells Of
Negro Troops In
u. s. Civil Wuv

rHE SABLE ARM; NEGRO
TROOPS N riiE UNION ARMY
1861 .ls6a, by nr, Dudley 7. Corn
lsh. puhlishcd by Longn,ans. Green
and Company, Price 50,
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10. ,"n q" '"'~''h' 'hoaos. IN e,ss..,
' ""',' :" mo" 'o''n 'hs iou ioU 10.
0''' OF present 'sisphon. ,Orb.s,
'smoin 'hs sam.
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HELP-MEN
Property Management
EXECUTIVE

To supervise the residential division
Of the property management depart
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in multi-story elevator buildings and
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ord OF previous employment. All re-
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Super. for modern downtown bldg
Must be a sober, willing. worker
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right man. Do not apply unless you
are a hustler" Apply MR.. RUHL,
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OIL BURNER INSTALLATION
HELPER, must be experienced in
pipe cutting. Good pay. Apply in
person. ll24 Florida ave. ne.
Oil Burner Mechanics
Opportunity for good reliable oil
burner mechanics, TO WORK tor estao-
lished company Excellent working
conditions and salary plus bonus
and vacation with pay. Phone Dl
7-0744
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To do custodial work. Must have
excellent work record and personal
BACKGROUND which will be thor
oushly investigated before employ
ment. We offer excellent leave plan
and good salary. Apply OPERA
TONS RESEARCH OFFICE. The
Johns Hopkins University, 1855 Wis
$40 am. to pm, Mon. through
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Part time, morn. til early afternoon
in apt. bldg, Salary plus furn. apt
for sober, dependable man. AID