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Evening star., 1956-08-28
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
u. S. Bonds in a New Era
BY SYLVIA PORTER

ltinue appealing to millions Of
smaller investors who know little
or nothing about investments
and want to continue a savings
habit. If this includes you, fine.
But if these factors are not
Iof dominant importance to you.
let's face it: The attractiveness
Iof the United States savings
bonds is not what it was.
This is a cycle of rising inter.
est rates. Since President Eisen.
hover took Office, the trend Of
Interest rates has been upward
and right now. the trend Is TAX
ing on the proportions of an up
surge.
Thus. the 3 per cent return on
United States savings bonds
which was decidedly in favor Of
the buyer during the war and
first postwar years is now COM
Iparatively low.
Otner BONDS Cited
Many United States bonds
traded in the market are Offer
ing this rate and more. AS this
is being written, you can buy q
United States bond due in FIVE
years and sold originally at
$1,000 at around $3.50 a bond.
Your income if you hold the
bond to its maturity date in 1861
will work out to well over 3 per
cent. And your $50 profit on
each bond will be taxable at the
capital gains rate-at a MAXI
mum of rs per cent.
What will happen to the pro-
gram if this interest cycle per-
sists is, however, a serious ques-.
tion-a question which officials
in Washington already are pom.
dering.
For if the Government is to-
offer this bond in competition
for our savings dollar against the
background existing today, the
selling virtues of discipline. fa-.
miliarity. safety and the like
simply may not be enough.
Copyright 1886, the Hall Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1956-08-28
Retailers Planning Drive
To Boost Mems Spending

a year from now may be indi-
Gated shortly in Australia where
the wool auctions open today.
Clothing manufact u rers,
meanwhile, have turned their
backs on the new fall lines the
stores are showing. They will
start displaying their next spring
lines this coming week and an
nounce the new prices. Chances
are suits will go higher. Already
there's a prediction that mems
shirts will 60 up five per cent by
spring.
The drive to coax more money
out of the males will bring out
a number of special weeks in
the next month or so. With Ma
tional Denim Week just behind,
the industry turns to flossier
items. Coming up are Felt Hat
Day, Sweater Week, National Tie
week ana National Hat Week.
There won't be another such
concentrated effort until next
June when Fathers Day will kick
of National Bow Tie Week.
Natural fibers have been stag
ing a comeback and man-made
fiberS have been in a slump. So
may mills making synthetic tex
tiles are closing down for the
entire Labor Day week hoping
that will trim inventories.
Men whose memories 60 back
before the days Of the so-called
miracle f1bers will get a nostal-
gic twinge out of drives to revive
such fashions of the twenties
as knickers and white flannel
trousers worn with double
breasted blue blazers and to turn
the recent fad for caps into q
full -fiedged revival.
Evening star., 1956-08-28
BY SAM DAWSON
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-The
drive to get men to
dress better-or. rather, to spend
more on, clothes-is getting
underway today on several
fronts. Some in the apparel in
|dustries are taking tips from
fashions of 80 years ago. Some
are looking to the latest in
blends of man-made and nature4
made .fibers.
Retailers are ready to promote
their fall lines after Labor Day
with its return to school, college
and Office. And the fall lines in
imost cases carry higher price
tags than last year, with rising
labor costs blamed by the manu-
facturerS.
What the price tags will be
Evening star., 1956-08-28

There are only two valid rea-
sons left for buying a United
States saving bond-the familiar
little bond that returns 3 per
percent if held to its maturity
date of nine years. eight months:
To discipline yourself into saw
ing regularly week after week
through deductions from your
paycheck or your bank balance;
To build up nestegg in a secu-
rity that is familiar. convenient,
easily redeemable for cash at any
time and absolutely riskless be-
cause it is nonmarketable and
thus cannot go down in price
no matter what happens in the
markets.
At this time, there aren't any
other really valid reasons for
doing so.
For the interest you can earn
on the bonds no longer compares
favorably with the interest you
can get If you place your saw
ings in several other highest
grade mediums.
The odds that the savings you
place in a bond today will buy
as much in the stores six months
from today are dwindling rapid
ly.
And the higher interest you can
get by placing your savings else
where is forcing recognition of
the fact that you must wait al
most 10 years to get your full
3 per cent on bond.
Facts Offered
AS an individual who has been
intimately connected with and
devoted to the savings bond pro-
gram from the very start. I vince
at writing this report but it is
factual and the facts should be
known.
The reason for buying savings
bonds-discipline, regularity Of
savings and the familiarity, con-
venience, risklessness of the
bond-are valid enough to con-
Evening star., 1956-08-28
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. AUG - R.-cotton
futures extended It's gains 20 81 65 a
bale before losing part Of the advance
during the forenoon today on increating
was well absorbed. however through
further trade GOVERNS and some COM
mission house buying Of long-term
"a leading SPOT arm bought over
] 900 bales Of nearby December against
sales Of March a. dinerenes Of .
Noon prices we're pnehanged 10 y
bale higher than the previous close
october 1870. December. 1881. and
Evening star., 1956-08-28
Glen Martin Dividend

BALTIMORE. Aug. 28.-The
directors of the Glen L. Martin
Co. at their regular monthly
meeting yesterday. authorized a
quarterly dividend Of 40 cents a
share payable September 26.
1856. to stockholders Of record
September z, 1856.
Evening star., 1956-08-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE


NEW YORK. Aug. 2s M.-(UsDAl-
Butter steady. Prices UNCHANGED
Cheese steady Prices unehanged.
Wholesale egg prices steady. New
York SPOT quotations follow Midwestern:
Mixed eolors: Extras t4s-50 ibs.l. 36lz-
extras medium. 30i5-31i standards large.
81 -32ia. dirties 27-2e; checks. 25-27,
Whites. Extras 1880 ihsD 40ls -43s
extra large .4s,4s lesl. Ss's-4oMi ezra 5is
80 lbs). 44-46.
Evening star., 1956-08-28
Southern Net
in July

The Southern Railway Co. to-
day announced its net income for
July was $2,347, ,780 against
$2.494,027 for the previous July
"a $146,247 drop.
1t said for the first seven
months of this year net income
totaled $21,383,948 or $3.02 a
share of new common stock. For
the similar 1855 period, net in
come was $20.928, ,048 or $2.95
"a share Of common stock, ad-
justed to the new basis.
Evening star., 1956-08-28
SCI, $4,000 Finuncing

DETROIT. Aug. % (R.-
American Motors Corp. an
nounced today the signing of
bank credit and long-term loan
agreements totaling $67.570, 900
to meet anticipated financial
needs for the next two years.
The new financing program in
cludeS extension and amendment
of the company's present credit
lines and reScheduling of a por-
ton of the 1856 and 1857 ma
turtles of AMOS Sic million
long-term indebtedness to Pru-
Dental Insurance Co.
Evening star., 1956-08-28

houriy sales on the gHehAnae
u 90 am 200 600 ~ noon $50 600
100 ON 7so 600 400 ON coo 600
tUhit Of tradina 10 snares or safes II
full Rates y. s!vidends 10 the foreeoine
table are annual disbursements baSeo on
the last quarterly or semi. annual decla.
ration Unless otherwise noted spectal
or extra dividends are not included
q Also extra or extras Annual rate
Plus stock dividend d Declared o. psid
IN D3b plus stock dividend Declared
OF paiq 80 far this wear PAYABLE In
stock during 1898 estimated cash value
on ex-dividend or ex-diStrlbution date
paid last year \ Declared or paid
cared OF raid this year An aeeumula-
tive issue with dividends IN arrears
2 Paid this ear dividend omitted de-
ferred or no action taken et last divj.
demo meeting Declared or paid in 1856
plus stock dividend Payable n stock
during 1856 estimateo cash value on en-.
dividend or ex-distributinp date LiaIi.
dating dividend cid CalIed Tr1 diVi.
dend x-ds n distribution II u rights
~ without warrants w With waFrantS
= q When distributed vi When issued
nd Next dAy delivery sIn Bankruptcy o.
receiyership or beine reoreanised under
the BANKRUPTCY Act or securities e..
sumed by such eomDaniaA
Evening star., 1956-08-28
TAX MEMOS
From. rulings OF the United

gOHt NttttSc VI WV -
States Tar Court:
Personal Holding Co.-A Sc
Icurities company which held the
stock of a manufacturing con-
Icern was assessed deficiencies in
incoming totaling $12.893 for
three years on grounds it was
Ia holding company. An ad-
Iditional 25 percent was assessed
for failure to file personal hold
ing company returns.
The securities company share
holders numbered more than
300. But in one of the years So
per cent of the value of the
shares was held by four indi-
Ividuals and a company. In the
second. year at issue sc per cent
was held by one individual and
the same company, and in the
third year 70 per cent was held
by an individual and the
company.
The securities company never
Inquired of the company which
held its stock as to the number
Iof shareholders it had or as
to the beneficial ownership of
the securities company stock
recorded in its name. Although
one man was listed as the bene-
f1cial owner of the stock of the
company which held shares in
the securities company, the
securities company would have
been denied that information
had it made inquiries.
Held-That the securities
company is a personal holding
company as defined by the
statute. The law defines a PEI
sonal holding company as one
in which more than so per cent
Iof the value Of the outstanding
stock is owned directly or in
directly by not more than five
|individuals.-26 T. C. No. lit.
Depreciate So COst-The Fed
eral Government condemned
most Of the facilities of a Nevada
water company, and another
water company found its opera
tions to be improbable. Botl:
transferred their properties to a
third public utility which paid
each company 81 and assumed
its rights and obligations. On
its income tax for four years
1946-49 the purchasing company
claimed depreciation on the
properties. using as basis the
adjusted basis Of the properties
in the hands Of the original
companies. a total Of $20,790
Held - The facilities received
by the third company were not
contributions to its capital and
its only basis for depreciation
of the properties was the 81
cost.-26 T. c. No. 100.
From Internal Reuenue Bull
letin::
Admissions Tax - A new law
effective September / provides
for exemption from the Federal
admissions tax II the amount
paid for the admission is 80 cents
or less. Admission payments in
excess Of 80 cents remain subject
to tax on the total admission
payment. The exemption also
applies to a season ticket or
subscription II the amount which
would be charged for q single
admission is 80 cents or less.
The exemption does not apply
to horse or dog races. to sales
in excess Of the established price
or to the tax on admissions to a
cabaret.
Evening star., 1956-08-28
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK Aug. 2s UPg.-The New
YORK Stock EXCHANGE reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the EXCHANGE for August ~:
i6l i6se shares INCLUDING 1,s94 shares
Evening star., 1956-08-28
DIVIDENDS

announced.
Increased
Pc Btk. Of Pay
Rate. riod. record, able.
Am ENpress --45e - g-7 1O-l
Kan Neb Nat Gas 35c - 9-l5 i0-l
Kan Neb Nat Gas 1Oe e-1b i0-i
r,d,,, su,,. AeeumulstiVe ,o, ,o.,o
50 Am Gold a p 81 * s-l2 1924
Evening star., 1956-03-28

vA--An cash to S25. 900. More on
appraisal. Mr.. WHITE. JA. 1888.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c., Blessed Sac
rament parish-Frame or brick. no
stucco. detached, with basement;
$1,000 TO S20.0 900. By individual.
TIE 6-7bQQ
Evening star., 1956-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp. Inc

s-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL: sep
dining rm., finished rec. rm. In
bsmt.. yall-to-wall carpeting in
iiv. rm. and dining rm.: scr. porch;
beautifully handicapped lot with z
patios: park and many trees tC
the rear Of lot; entire house redec
in past year: $4,000. small down
payment, assume lge. CT loan n
4l3es. JU. 7-6147 after 8 pm. Il
-FOUR FRIENDS will admire the
huge stone firepl. in this sparkling
NEW home. A beaut. de luxe kit
overlooks q level spacious yard. 8
light airy bedrms. on one q. and q
HUGE bsmt. with tile floor and
outside entrance. Also lge. screened
rear porch. All this and q nice resi-
Dental area: on " acre. Believe II
or not, only S15,950! You had
better hurry to get this one. Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
Evening star., 1956-03-28
HOUSES 70, SALE, VA. tceu,.,

BARGAIN, s9.e60-Reas. down. sp-
prox. $50 mo. Lot worth 81 900.
2146 N. Stafford: 5 min. D; G.: 4
bedrm. Colonial: bsmt. W. D.
WHITENER. Broker. IA. 1888.
REDUCED TO S2I,95O-S minutes
to Pentagon-Situated on level cor
ner lot with i25-ft; frontage, this
Gated in one Of North Arlineton's
choice areas. offers exceptional
value, 20x14 LIVING ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE. 13-ft. dining ell. GE
kitchen with dishwasher, Disposall
and breakfast area; full basement
with built.in garage; ;,,s stairway tov UT to
cs ssoGass METzhsR eziis s &C. b575 sals 50f sure
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLERs-Ml
brick. 8 generous size rooms. 2
colorful baths on 1st a., and If
contemporsry-minded. don't fail to
see the last word in styling, decor. Il,
workmanship and materials in this
lovely CENTER HALL rambler. Full
daylight walkout bsmt; planned for
fully finished recreation room with
fireplace, large glass double doors
opening onto level yard. Several
other extras and Innovations. Priced
at only S22 800. GI or FHA terms.
See it today and get further de-
LdllS Dy ChlllLB hG1 II ~ 0N v M
BACK. JA. 2-3527. IA. 2-5S73.
THIS OLD HOUSE-With 24-inch
stone walls over 100 yrs. old in the
historic town Of Hillsboro, Loudoun
Co. Va. completely modernized,
living. z rms, 3 flreplaces. bsmt.
nice yd. with garden. city water.
only sl2.950. p cash DILLON
FOUR BEDROOMS. NURSERY, 5
BATHS. Lovely brick Cape Cod. On
level tree-shaded lot in the highly
desirable Country Club area of N.
Arlington. Liv. rm. with flrepl.,
sep. din. rm., fully equipped kitchen
with breakfast space; screened
porch, full daylight bsmt. with I'm.
rec. rm. with. firepl Maids rm.,
garage, priced at S24,950. Pur-
chaser may assume ST.. 900. 4AFo
1st trust with reas. down payment.
Shown by app't. THE DARBY CO..
IA. 5-9393. Once open o til 9;
Evening star., 1956-03-28
EASTPINES

Gl-S5Q0 DOWN
Mod. rambler: liv. rm. with h.-to-
ceiling picture window. 2 twin-sizs
bedrms., roomy kit. lge. expansibls
attic; excel. cond. throughout. MRS
HURT. WA. 7-612S. cox g. Co.
INC. 10 S-5S37
Evening star., 1956-03-28
TOP HONORS
HOUSES TO BUILD

LOT OWNERs-we have 40 house
plans available, including ramblers'
eaeee oR W. wv VILE spli Bulls 5fEf, GoDeY YoSR oSf
PLANS. We will also assist In
arranging financing. Call 0 to s,
UN. 4-1515. and II busy. call
UN. 4-S1S1. HUDSON REAL ES-
TATE CO., 410S Edmonston ave,
BladensburR. Md. -2S
Evening star., 1956-03-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN. clean. Q or 5 bedrm
home In GOOD Sc. or nearby 2 g
Go1 6 asss aays 'us' or sT fs'a assss Mss
QUICK sETTIEMENTs. cAPTfToi
CITY INVEST. CORP. ST. a-6344
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
houses In the d. C. area: no charge
for our appraisal; 55 years sery-
toe; tors, sf 1913 < + i. pHyii 1.V. VA. s-6s5a;
ewes, JU. .e-255e.
WE HAVE clients for houses in .. e.
who viii pay all cash. Ewes. IA.
3-6476. HE. 4-350o. W. w. LEWIS;
WHEATON, - Selling your home
Want eashf Want ternls7 WANT
REsULTS1 Call GIDEON c. JOHN
SON, 10. <-7017. -
Evening star., 1956-03-28

Mr.. Takoma Sanitarium
Delightful 3-bedrm. Colonial brick
on wooded lot: lovely location; fea-
outdoor patio, screened porch: tip
top condition.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400
Evening star., 1956-03-28

A lovely home with q 22-ft. liv.
rm.. separate din. rm... a kit. like
sized bedrms., tiled bath. carport.
Truly a buy at Sl4,950; terms.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
list TWO LEFT

New stores being added to highly
successful established shopping cen.
ter. One store 25'xS2' with half
basement; one store le'xs2 with
Can take toys, delieatessen, bakery
sporting goods, appliances
Evening star., 1956-03-28
PANORAMA DRIVE

6s-ft., Groom brick rambler: ~
acre fenced level lot: 2S-ft. liv. rni
ment: uniquely appointed rec. rm. {;
3 baths: 2-car garage. Absolutely
exquisite throughout. Sure is Diff
ferent. but in a way that will bring
instant approval. Call Mrs. Cox
LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S, ATLAS
REALTY co II
Evening star., 1956-03-28

CT approved for S12.s50. This
lovely home with living and. dining
combination, kitchen. 3 cheerful bed.
rms. and bath. full bsmt.; fenced
lot: $500 cash required.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
WARNER BUILDING, 18th and E.
Suite of Offices NAV be rented
singly. Phone MA s-77O9. i
18th AND X STS. N.w.-3-room
suite in established law ONCE; fully
pefDrse6 per- month hn0 Ex * ?SaisSAso s-s6s5 N~''
OFFICE SPACE. will remodel 70
suit doctor or dentist. An excel.
heavily populated Arl. location; Boz
Wis. pfS-h Al f'as, VAN NEss-rour -m rms,
post ONCE; ample parking; $50.
EN-. 2-2231. 20
9O1 18th ST. N.W.-Rooms, S25 up:
also suites, newly decorated: fluo-
resent lights. ME. $3.50. 20
SILVER SPRING-Establish pro-
fessional building In areas most &C
tive business district; 4-room suite
available April l; private and pub
lie parking. Property MANAGEMENT
dSptT apartment. e Goo ROBERT GRAY GRAZ, q
TOWER BLDG.-Magnificen room
and use Of reception room; part Of
mfg mfg. rep. Mr.. NICHOLS. NA; g.
1880 JEFFERSON PL. N.w.--Largs
ONCE, 1Sx25. S76: wired for air
conditioning. Call Mr.. Devereux.
SHANNON & LUCHS, TIA 14th st.
NV, MA. S-2345.
CENTRAL NATL: BANK BLDG.
corner 18th and Pa. ave. NV,
about 1000 50, it., divided into
6 attractive off1ces: reasonable;
elev. bldg. Apply $40 st. NV.
Room 10. 80
CORNER 9th AND r NV, Atlas
Bldg.-Desirable offices, moderate
prices: convenient location: eley.
bldg. Apply $40 r st. NV" Room 10.
LIE DRoIT BLDG. sOO-s1O r ct.
nw.-lst-f1oor space, suitable for
commercial purposes; reasonable.
Apply $40 r st. NV. Room 10.
80
94b PA. AVE. NV. across from In
ternal Revenue Bldg.--Attrac. Of
fces. especially desirable for ac-
countants and tax consultants: elev.
bldg. Apply $40 r st. NV. Room. 10.
80
200 SO. TT, will rent whole or In
part. Very valuable location in busy
shopping area. All utils,, Sep.
entr.. huge plate glass windows.
Will rent for less normal rental.
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
Evening star., 1956-03-28

PRIVATE RETREAT full beauti-
full acre, sloping gently down to the
river. S15.250 buys this brand-new
3-bedroom California Rancher. Spa
cious, attractive rooms. large built
in garage. Ideal for those desiring
their own small estate; and the quiet
Chain Bridge: S2,250 cash, pay
ments of 500 per month. Call
ROBERT RUMLEY SMITH
ia. 5-9197
Evening star., 1956-03-28
JIM BRITT
SPRING SPECIALS

Half-acre shaded lot: q lovely 4
rm. masonry home consisting of liv
rm.. extra lge. kit, 2 bedrms. ant
$3.50; $1,000 cash required.
Evening star., 1956-03-28
Dream Kitchen

Dream Kitchen
And dining area. You will say this
is the best planned kitchen and
dining area you have seen in this
price range. And that is only one
Of the many fine features in this
3-bedrm, brick rambler. " bath or
%aSfet on ot 9eslP sex5o sa located run IN Ps oVey
Rosecroft PIX. within Is min. of
Boiling and Andrews Fields. Best Of
all the price is only S1S,500: on
terms. Phone now LO. 1887 until
8 nm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
ZION BAPTIST

Sunday, August 10, was Mems
Day and the theme for the day
was Mems Place in Kingdom
Building"
Rev. S. King brought the morn
ing message using as a scripture
background Judges 7;16 and chose
as his subject, Know Thy Place. "
Rev King made II very plain to us
that there is a place for everyone.
He said everyone can't be a leader,
there must be some followers,
therefore, we should find our
place, stay in our place and contin-
ne TO make progress in kingdom
building.
Music was furnished by the
mems Chorus directed by Willie
B. Hale Rev. King was soloist.
Mrs Danny Skinner and Mrs.
Hermal Washington united with
the church on Christian expert
ence.
shelton Granger, executive sec
rotary OF the Minneapolis Urban
League was the evening speaker
Mr.. Granger chose as his subject
Does the Negro Have a Housing
Problem in Minneapolis ?" Luther
Wilson was guest soloist.
Ralph c, Primm is in the Vet
Grams hospital. Mrs. ]. A. Williams
and other known sick are improv-
ing. Continue to pray for the sick
send cards TO all shut-ins.
Zion extends sympathy to Mrs
sally Williams and family in the
loss OF her father. Mr.. Walton.
You are always welcome al
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Twin City
Church N eWs
81. OLIXET BAPTIsT

Hebrew l2:I was the text from
which Rev. B. II. Hunter took his
message. Let us lay aside every
weight, and the sin which doth
so easily beset US, let US run with
patience" using as a subject, Inc
Christian Race"
Music was provided by the Sen
Tor Choir.
Visitors were introduced by
Maudine Rice and welcomed by
Pastor Hunter.
Mrs. Lillian Arnold who was
patient at st. Luke's hospital IS
now convalescing at her home, 4O6
Rondo Av. Mrs. Pansy Dodd re-
mains on the critical list at Miller
hospital. Billie Tolliver was in
jured in a motorcycle accident. He
will appreciate cards from friends,
His address is 724 Aurora Av.
Visitors for the day were Mrs,
Grace Day, st. Stephens Baptist
church, Kansas City, Mo, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Sumner, Chicago, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones, okla
homa City, okla, and Lille Jones
of st. Paul
At 7:45 p. m. August 26, a
musical progrem will be presented
under the auspices of the Usher
Board. The Hale trio will be heard
as well as other talent.
You're Welcome at Mt. Olivet
church services.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Levy FuVors Plan
To Redisfrief Two
Precincts In And

A proposal to redistrict two
precincts of the twelfth ward run
ming from University avenue to
Carroll along Dale street was ad-
vanced last week by James H.
Levy, candidate for state repre-
sentative in ne And District
South.
THE rest of the district is the
whole 18th ward" Levy explained.
This covers everything west of
Hamline Avenue and south of Uni
versity.
Those two precincts from the
twelfth ward from University to
the north side Of Carroll are tack
ed on to the district I am trying
to represent" Levy continued. II
would be glad to represent hem,
but they really ought to be in a
smaller district where they can
exercise more influence and a real
voice in the affairs Of the state. Z"
he stated.
Levy promised that II elected he
would try to see that this would
be accomplished. He commented
that his campaign is aimed at
obtaining a redistribution Of legis-
lative districts so that all voters
can be properly represented.
He also said he was working
closely with PTA and state edu-
cation leaders to put over their
plans for increased school bene-
fits and education aids.
A st. Paul attorney, Levy serv-
ed on the citizen committees for
the last three charter amendments
He is one of IA candidates seeking
the job Of representing the And
district south.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Minnesota Negroes
Played Part In The
Democratic Confab

The Committee on Indignation
in Minnesota was we'll represented
in Chicago last week at the Demo-
cratic Party national convention.
Cecil f. Newman and Willard p.
Jones were elected party dele
gates
l., Howard Bennett, A. B, Cas-
Sius, Rev Denzl A. Carly and
Leonard H. Carter, chairman Of
the Committee, were present as
special representatives in behalf
Of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey.
Mrs Allie Mae Hampton was pre-
sent representing the young
OILERS.
The committee now plans 70
play a major role in the election
campaign and is preparing a ma
jor drive TO get the citizens OF the
Twin Cities registered and out to
vote.