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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.

1929 MASS. AVE. -spotlessIy clean
sci. rms. stone mansion; refined
people; low rent. MRS. STEPHENS.
1888 18th 81. NV. - Business
women; Sele.. dble. rms: cleans
nesuto furn., mod. baths. NO.
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Real Estate Saleswomen

One Of the city's finest and
busiest uptown Conn. ave.
realtor organizations has
opening for several expert
enced saleswomen. car es-
sential. air-eonditioned once.
plenty parking space; maxi
mum sales staff OF 10. Always
ample customers and proper
ties to show them. 1856 has
been eood-1957 should be
better. Our people make
money. For appointment,
call Mr.. CzERNER, EN-.
10000
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FIANOS--Large selection Of famous
makes, spinets and consoles. New,
used ana moor samples. Eyerything
Long. easy terms. A small DEPOSIT
VIII deliver for Christmas. KITT
MUSIC CO.. Alexandria store. 262l
Mt. vernon ave. Alexandria. Va,
open until 8 pm. No parking prob
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FURNITURE
500 OFF

A once in . lifetime buy on bette
our door. "a price. We must max
room for new MERCHANDISE, Bedrm
suites, 2 ard 8 piece sectionals
sofas, chairs, all with foam rubbe
seats. Dining room suites, bedding
Hollywood beds, lamps. All sale
cash and final. You must accep
immediate delivery. Free deliverie
in Va. area.
BROTHERS FURNITURE
z Blocks From Raileys Crossroad
In Va, on Seminary Rd.
Open Mon. Through Fri, 90
Saturday Till Noon
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SITUATIoNS--WoMEN
SITS. MEN . WOMEN
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

DAY MAIDS, prsc. nurses, char
women eley OPT. janitors, labor
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TIRE SALE

Fun retreads. guar, wear Ike new
6.00x16. 6.70x15, S6.75; 7,I0xl5
e eo gs : S5;5GS. RES. s5 st,,,I ADD a, s
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HELP WoMEN

observation-disclosures opening for
willing individual; 5-day. 40.hour
week; attractive working conditions.
appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

PREST0LOGS-The ideal fireplace
los. Long burning, hieh heat value,
no smoke, no dirt. less than v Of
10 ash Easy to handle and con-
troll. For info. call SHURFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS. Ii LASS,
FIRLWO0D, seasoned oak, S22;
softwood, S14: full cord Locust
post, 5Uc delivered. ~. $1,000. :
FIREPLACE WOOD. oak or mixed
wood, any size delivered. Mr..
HARTING. 20. 2-3365,
NO. FUEL OIL AND KEkOSENE--
30 sal; or more. Promot delivery.
SHuRFIRE FUEL PRODUCTS, II.
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MOVIE GAMMA, le nm, Cine
s sS1 ir,b sSs ScS sf M s h lssS Sa'
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Cattle AND LIVESTOCK

CHESTNUT GELDING. 8 yrs. excel.
trail horse. very sound, home more
important than price, will hold till
Xmas, asking $3.50, SO. S-60bS
ATTENTION STOCKMAN and buys
ers, 1850 Angus cows, choice cattle.
tered. tested In every way, excellent
shape. reasonable. also 400 acre
farm with feed and equipment, at
bargain, reasonable terms 70 the
right party AUBREY CLOUD
FARM, near Cuipepper, inquire 81
Castleton or Boston for directions,
Phone Grayson 224O or Elk. 3-7505.
Washington. d. G..
CHOICE HEREFORD STEERS, 90
LAUoHITN. ST a.7oINo. HE. 4-sbbS.
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MIscELLANEous-EoR sALFl

MOVIE CAMERA, 10 nm, Cine
and tripod. Call EN-. $4,000.
ORGAN, spinet model, Is note peda
board, self.contained. Hi-Fi tWil
speakers with bench: ike new
save $s.SS, KITS, 1850 O st. NV
PAINT. 1900, salons: $685. value
sl.4g gal. sh.-Wms. and others
limited supply. 2513 M at. NV
PHEAsANTs. live. So pair: frozen
$3.50 pair: less IN lots OF SO o
100. PLEASANT PHEASANT FARM
Catlett. Va. Phone Washineton
p; G. NE, s-t79b weekdays.
PIANO. unclaimed upright in play
ing cond.; S65. Free del. 713 3rI
SC. NV. RE. 7-4434.
PIANO, steinway mahog. Grand;
yrs. old and hardly touched. Sal
oy oriGtnal purchaser. OIL. 4-l0IS
PIANO-Ivers 4 Pond, full 4I-jncl
console piano, floor model: reduced
Sc. NV. RE. 7-6212.
PIANO, steinway. upright, excelien
condition.: $500. he. 4-OifS'
PIANO. unclaimed Lauter spinei
del. 7l3 3rd q. NV. RE. Y7-44s4
PIANO. baby. Grand; excellent con
aition; good tone: 5000. WO. 9
1858. Call evenings.
PIANO. SteinWay. Daby grand; 81
Years old; excellent condition
moving out OF town. LU. 1885.
after 5 pm.
PIANO, med: size eteinway upright
excel eond;, $3.50. Free tuning
gel. Us 3ro 81. NV, RE. 7-4434
PIANOS =. JoRDAN's have . neV
piano and organ store ct 24Il
Va. Complete selection on display
many nne makes. Phone EsseJ
aa.-a41% Open evenings. Park II
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THE MAURY
ROOMS FURNISHED-M.E.

COLORED-FURN. RIM. with apt.
PRIVILEGES In 2-bedrm. apt iO20
18th ne. Apt 9; III. 6-355g.
COLORED--6I2 6Oth PL., Fairmont
Hts. n.e.--I large room use Of kit.
! child. 80 vk. WA. 5-9435.
COLONEL Ice. CORNER RM. nj,
Bennins shopping center: home
priYil: accent child LII. i-0493.
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BED-MATTRESS

We aave purchased from one Of
Washington's largesi hotels Holly
/ wood beds complete with inner
spring mattresses that We can sell
I for S23 %. 3O-in, roilaWay beds,
Sll g5. steel 3B-in, Eidth bunk
BED sets. complete With mattresses,
items. shop Is ana sffse. real saw.
3 mas ". FRANK 4 son. 4if ard
81 nv TX. 3-sg14
BIcYCLES--Boy's "a; giris ~.
excel cond. III. 9-5sss aftsr 4.
BICYCLE, sirls, gg.in,, 5000 condl-
+ ton SO UNDERWOOD portable
typewriter; $50, IA. 7-tG0T
BICYCLE, Girls 2s-in. Columbia
bike, good condition. $50. RI
5-5e02 after 4 pm.
BICYCLE, BOYS, EnTiish type. OF
S-HQHi
BICYCLE. boys 24-ineh. 5000 cond
SO Violin. chiid's. neW conc wlth
stand and case. ~. OF. f-h0if
BICYCLE tEirs, ee-ineh Hlerlus
PRACTICALLY ufu secd tires haFsef
Z so EM e-3',p1
BICYCLES, IEICYCLEs. TOYS -
over 30 Different models 81 i'm.
parted and American 1lcVtieB. Ell
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eesaof.cs repaiginF Trade.ins a.
copied ppRN daiAN ESQ az "a
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EmerY-Georgian Hotel
ALTURAS HOTEI

7 Ibl2 O ST. NV.
8. isle and double rms: weekly
and monthly rates. permanents vel
come. newly dec rms. free Nv and
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the corner, particularly timely, too.
Lincoln was the talIest president (six feet, four
tipped the scales over 300. the heaviest: and Ma
bantam just over five feet. who weighed barely
heavy dinner. He was more Of a mind than man
The most transparent fiction ever concocted
about a president concerned the cherry tree
allegedly chopped down by George Washington.
Parson Weems dreamed up that whopper in 1906
- seven years after Washineton's death. Dallas
ties. incidentally, claim that had George done it
in Texas, his father would have ordered. Flee
for Arkansaw, son. Anybody who can't lie bet
ter than that hasn't got prayer here in Texas V
James Monroe was the last president to w
When Tyler died in 1862, he was member O
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Buchanan was our only bachelor president; Al
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George
Started II ALI

All 80 men who served as President of the
United States have been American-born, though
Martin Van Buren, number eight, was the first
born under the American flag.
Only three presidents first saw the light Of day
west Of the Mississippi: Hoover Qowa); Truman
(MissourD; and Eisenhower 0exas). Eight presi-
dents were born in Virginia; seven in Ohio; 70,
Average age Of presidents taking Office: 81; at
Harrison, inaugurated at 6S, was the Oldest
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Roosevelt at Il the youngest. Harrison's admins
tration one brief month was, of course, the
shortest; F.D.R.'s (who else?), II years, month,
days, the longest
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and, with a new presidential election just around
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GOOD FOR rs WEEKS OF VALUABLE INFORMATION ABOUT
What to Expect Between Now and Elections

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get more than just the saving from lower
rates? Will business get any breaks
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his wife. terrified Of newly installed electric light
burn all night, rather than risk shock by touch
And so, through the more familiar administr
F.DR., Truman and Eisenhower, the Durants' =.
wends its way, with the illustrations particuI
Clearly, book to be treasured!
The Last Straw. Can you name all the presi-
dents in their proper order? A teacher was Child
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was your age she told him, Il could reel off the
names in one minute fat
Sure. Miss Jones" jeered the lad, but today
there are thrty-three presidents. In your time,
there were only five!''
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heavy dinner He more Of mind say authors
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Greeks & 'GentIemen's Agreements

disturbing individuals fraternies
through
brought further
The study has published book
Chung president
Education and win be released today
DR. Lee finds that most college fraenes and sororites The
l25 coges accept applicants
grounds of religion and national
He blames what he calls fraternity professionals
for preventing chapters from pegng members
Dr. revelations entirely
sorortes ncudng at the University the bar
persons joining through
Many of the Greek organizations
clauses from their constitutions
the written clauses, but trying get rid
But though the rid
themselves of the formal
eliminate through
TO inspection.
University
follow this practice
the rituals and to members
These "Gentlemens usually minds
OF representatives Of the aterne
warped BY the nisrected
lief national makes the individual
II doesn't make much say
better than Catholic Jew Negro
that could be shown religious
dows the person with intelligence capabity
We would rather fraterntes
than tolerate those
Daily, official University of Minnesota Publication
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Senator Estes kefauver

newspaper upon candidacy senator
Kefauyer he the
dates has outspoken civil
southern Senator
white spemacists Joining
rights
weeks middle o
attempt desegregaton
schools told vrgnans that opposed
circumvent the u. Supreme ruling public
schools
blessing OF Kefauver.
Out California this
Mr. Stevenson had spoke and pokcd at the
stevenson Presidential bid 1852
impressed rights position
This reported by the APP and u
weeks A. Phillip Randolph
Negro leaders
Go the Washington movement
Negroes
kindly candidacy
the Negro
steady appreciation the
which approaches the nations problems
Feeling rights
security
situation support candidate
executive
OF upon
W. o Negro ancestry the American south
southerner ghtcn remember
Black Alabama wates Wang from
Harry Missouri many
the interest their
regonasm bgotry region
persons
candidacy refreshing invgorang
despite odds take HIS the
public opinion speak piece the all
the American people including the civil rights issue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Not An Area Problem


souhs problem sn others nsted because
the north including this reporting the fierce ment
segregation great detail
daily be dis
The chain reactions started
the United States Supreme Courts decision of May 1854 have
spread a wide
Now the field of controversy segre
Constitution
it, So
the political north south The
struggle
cicalaudience abroad
Consider few happenings of the last few
assembly Virginia overwhelmingly approved
branded the decision null void South Cardinals
goered warning
the Powell amendment which would limit fed
school aid nongregated states districts whipping
the federal aid itself
developments many the nationwide
problem Eisenhower this last
proposed bipartisan federal
the Negroes of the unwaranted
he s
to
problem when he said in his State the Union
The of leadership the world has increased
similar period citizens equality
every We every judged
he
What witnessing social and fernen
understanding
tair-deang What happens today,
schools deepens
Of
rights inseparable part
rights. duty informed
the the which within mighty
work OF this probemMnneapos Sunday TRIBUNE Feb s. 1886
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
"Fannie" Pierre Lewis

Sunday Minneapolis
thousands Mime
Christian work through the and her unfai
ing unable to help themselves
Fannie Pierre Lewis OF the last remaining
under the
OF its existence
known the public the in the
the inmates in the
prisons and shine and
years OF adult life
When Fannie little girl Minneapolis better known
st Anthony and the life OF the city concentrated to large de-
the Eassdc of town.
Mrs part the scenery st
Minneapolis her death has shocked who
felt ageless
quietly effective Pierre Lewis played
the life the community state She will be
sorey family friends the community and
OF ALL the forgotten and who nhab
She practice the of the
which for his fellow and her life
sunshine She good by leaving
a indeible imprint in the hearts of many.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

In Journalism,
allow space the Kefauver Stevenson matter.
Your acceptance OF place apparently
based steenson opposition TO the desegegaon rider attached
the Administrators school bill
explaining position evidently failed you.
Vaung our mountaineering and 'herhng the same ends
yourself regarding deegregaton, cannot but feel that the
instance mistaken and that Mr. stevenson
represents the quickest path to the goal
Knowing the facts of life regarding southern senator's
that the effect OF the degeneration rider will be defeat the school
passage provide
money public Acceptance money
by southern state would be the ceast confirmation that their
system public despite attempted
clearly subject the decision ending
ton They would not have leg TO stand
the South the mmoderae and vocrous leaders
rantng and down the land The queer people who
gradually changing their ways toward more decent citizenship have
thus drowned but show that their
swelling. especially among the younger people
people provide
compulsv
ceasghted approach think
the Don't forget how he fought FPC
being Presidency
Dixie (Cochanan, Stevenson fer President Committee
County, sis Pioneer mdg. ST Paul MINI Feb T. 1856
Editors this impotence Adai
failure the segregation issue frankly until
Monday ming in the Mime
primaries he finally position megra-
after two prominent Negro leaders California had de-
earcd they Impressed
ode thinks the immodcrate campaign a part Of
south ON the dsegreton problem can best be coha,,e by
part Congress believe
he Is mistaken The Powell amendment backed
which Mr. Stevenson opposed simply keeps Federal funds from
being school districts who proceeding obey
supreme Court ee that public schools the United
States OF America unlawful
mpstence
President unwilling
the segregation which strikes
cacy Republic by sobA enemies
10 discred our
lead this years a right
position civil
nights which important
example, the farm problem
disposition Leaders parties sdestep question
the and often weak problem
cef attention and action has been eptomize
past three years
Democratic
which nationally 1882
civil rights despite tho decton % portion Southern
section Of the party this issue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
No Stars Over Alabama

The Alabama large has been dis
graced by the happenings the few
Alabama by entering college classes OF
single coed Of Negro ancestry whom the Federal
admitted.
The riots body
and abetted by nonudens Of the
exhibitions Of bgoy which grounds
educational institution history.
Here the body
Of Of the nations against
human whose chief crime that she
whose descendants the
Alabama with their toll and that
creditable university.
an attack on the white
supremacy theory which has poisoned
manhood poisoning international
prestige among the millions he over
What did this young University Alabama
campn1 She wanted support
cd state institution OF her choice The hg court OF the land had
that she had
maintained by the dollars both
has for many wears rone denied ome Of the pone ho INV
dollars provided it's budget Negroes opportunity
drink OF the fountain Of knowledge found
of the condition section which
bgoty and intolerance condition which the
north south allow
where the Of freedom liberty
light the ages all
attend the University Of Alabama
physical harm life
she does there win be other
win follow her to the Alabama II there
And have feeling that the
students who did participate the
campus higher learning presence OF
fellow Americans Of Negro ancestry
There doubt that
stimulated by the white Citizens
the purpoed speech
OF Negro leader who anonymously
Roosevelt Williams president Howard University
out TO students to nfame them
The supposed speehs chief theme dissertation
marriage which the speaker the the
NAACP or the record
membership White Citizens
have been set ntmdate Negroes into settling than full
citizenship with rights privileges
(which the Negroes shared unsshly without the
rewards for all these years.
The bankruptcy OF the southern segregation sarky
the willingness Of otherwise intelligent southern
leaders fst obviously vicious fake recording their fc
iow n sci on a Los
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

We've had many telephone kilograms
on our decision be entered primary
pagn for delegatealarge Senator Kefauver.
Generally departure practice of supporting
obtrudng personality into
Via he ballot, been received quite well
quiet agreement that
politically made it known that she's for
wifely privilege in these United
other countries wife would
going the her husband
baing condentiay it's rule which works both
ways glad is the vogue in the good old UsA
Wared his wife Leontyne Price
charming they Wareld
He's Of those celebrities
approach him at his honor but
himself which itself is
of greatness.
Edition scheduled
February Chive is usually good
year big job ahead trying to write and
copy special usual waited
of the job and we fear Wen do
poor job,
accounting reckoning
seldom appreciation often when
sales
compliments right and left Kinda funny eh?-ceci Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

sonay job
worker union steward
should him with organized
community state enjoy
al
service his record
Chicago League point experience
prepared for the Minneapolis position
present budget operation
anything Minneapolis
need Of It's municipal FEPc for
Despite widespread acceptance Negro Min
neapoHs employers unions World War H.
discrimination against Jews Indians
Americans employment To gloss this discrimination simply
the opportunity for minority
unreac jobs everything else nothing stands
Therefore
FEPc stin has a big job cut out for II.
win be Mr. Ervins blow life and activity
FErC Of the
OF that job being that member Of the minority
feels he unusy Disseminated against by either
labor the placement upgradng will
effectively and Investigate sufficient
available, adjustment the parties concerned
anything Minneapolis FEpC needs good public
relations acquant employers and unions
city minority
protection offered them by It, And the
which appropaes ought to be kept informed
FEPC performance also
regard said about the Minneapolis
FF'Pc goes for the st Paul FEPc also
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

In this latter regard what have said about the Minneapolis
FTPC goes for the st Paul FEPC also.