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ROOMS. APTs. 10 SHARE

NEAR GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Newly decorated. Aforementioned
Ice efficiency sep, din. area kit.
bath. 3 lge. closets. OWNER out.
ot-town most o. the time WI
Would consider ieasine. Box 302-L
star
BUSINESS GIRL to share 5-rm. apt
aiter 81 IN. a-lnf0.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS, school starting. We havi
the piano for your child and home
Rent or buy. We have the mos
attractive plan for your needs
Large selection of used floor sam,
Piles snd new spinets. consoles anC
graEds, Everything reduced t
make It easy for you; We offer n, n.
MUSIC CO.. Alexandria store. 262l
Mt. Vernon ave-. Alex, Va. NJ
parking problem. Open ewes. I'll 9
PIANO CABLE SPINET, lined oak
| 3 yrs. old: perfect condition; sacri-
nee. VIII. 6-8773.
PIANOS--Used: fun keyboard con.
sole-type instruments, in very good
conditions: S395. Pay S25 down
JORDAN'S. corner l3th and @ SITS
NV.
PIANO. pay only $40 down durinl
our great REMODEL1NG SALE
Famous make pianos at sacrif1c,
prices. KITS. 1880 g st. NV
PIANOS-Used small srands. Sl95
1928 and S245. ST. 3-6360. PIANO
MART lOi5 7th st. NV. ttusl
above the library.
PIANOS, at sacrifice prices durinl
our REMODELING SALE. We mus
clear out floor for workmen, KITS
1890 @ st. NV. RE. 1922.
PIANOS AND ORGANS. returned
from rental at great savings. Floor;
must be cleared. BIG REMODEL.
ING SALE now going on. KITS
1880 q st. n W., RE. T-6212.
PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up.
rights at moderate rates (from Sc
monthly MpIy Hauling extra. JOR-
13th and @ SITS. n W. tphone ST. s.
$4,000: 5l69 Lee hwy, Arlington
(phone IKE. S-5060); 9332 Georgis
ave, Silver Spriag tphone JU. D.
1105). Suburban stores open eve
nings. Park in front.
PIANOS--A new piano will be PLACED
with your family on loan for 1
number Of months, free OF charge
The teacher will be private teacher
own neighborhood
with a good piano and gooc
teacher, you will soon know whether
or not q piano will be q wise invest.
ment tor your family.
There is no obligation that yoI
purchase: For information. phon'
RANGE, 30-in. Kelvinator electric
late model; excel. cond.; $50. HA
2-21l1.
REFRIGRRATOR. FRIGIDAIRE, g IT
MAY be seen at 612 c st. Sc, OF
call Ii. 4-5S6S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40. so up
guar. deliv.; large stock. ACME
STOVE. 10l1 9TH st. NV. Ma
S-S952.
REFRIGERATOR, 4-dr. stainless.
steel. reach In; h:h.p: compressor
RANT, 517 18th st. NV. Elk. 8.
O930.
REFRIGERATORS, used. refinished
rebuilt; some guar q year; SO 81
up. FREDERICK INC. 1905 l4tl
St, ia. $1,000
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
.ADDERS OR TYPEWRITERs bought

ADDERS OR TYPEWRITERS bought
one or any quantity or age; fail
prices paid. LA. 6-116l.
ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITER
BOUGHT, sold traded. rented, re
NOW or 342I M st. NV. lat Ke,
Bridgel, . to 3.
ANTIQUES : China furn.. jewelry
silver rugs etc LOUIS SE0AL
FE 3-bl6l: ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents O
home. cash. We do moving, storage
Reasonable rates. ia 9-2937. 49,
BOOKS BOUGHT; any quantit,
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna
ave NV. ST 3-669S.
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COUNTRY BOARD

A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE. u mi. east
Of Washington for persons desir.
Ing sn9su1r real d, hSHs MRS Ia sS'Aii,.
Nd or phone Cedar 6-6726
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IAPTs. uNFuRN.. 3. c. lcen.. !

CAPTTOL-LIBRARY-UN. STA. AREA
facing park--S52 so. Huge studio
apt. separate kit. ~. 1927.
CONGRESS HGTS, VIC.-Mod. 1.
bedrm. duplex; redec.. like new
cow. shops: $65 up. Ii. 4-110O
sos d ST. N,E,-Liv. rm.. dinette
kit. and bath, end A.. S42.bO pei
mo. Call ME. S-0O4l, EN-. $1,000
1928 conn: AVE.-Etlc., / rm.
s.s4 S1.n TO oSo IDsDs 81 ga s.44 as
1922 MASS. AVE. NV bedrm.
lly; rn.. dinette. kit; and bath
s1ss9s. INC" 1881 K st. NV. Ma
595 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV
1-bedrm. apt. beautiful overlool
over Reservoir, bus stop. ct from
f 1Sydua fH's eoptrosd bi paExns
hot-water heat. large built-in cool
ing fan, basement storage AMI
laundry facilities. See Mrs. Ben
WORTHNGToN q SON, 1927
st. NV. MA. $500.
NEAR PA, AVE. BRIDGET bedrm.
liy rm.. dinette, kit. and bath
Venetian blinds. refrigerator; con
yenient location; S62.50, plus utils
.4l2 Young st. Sc. LII. 4-6236
1878 IRVING ST. N.w.--Spaciou
duplex 4-room apt, porch: redeco
rated; very cony. transp. AID. 2
J8So,
S Ell -bdrm. duplex apt; gas heat
newly dec; $50 so mo. Key a
76l 10th st, Sc.
WALTER REED AREA, Cedar ct.
41Q Cedar. ST.. n.w.--3 rms, kit.
bath, porch; End mr.; $50. RIA
Sc. mr., Coral Hills-Beaut. 2-bed.
rm. apt: ant. bldg: reas.: children
aceeted. JU. S-5330. LII. I-OI35
DOWNING ri. Me-. I3lO--1 bed
rIn.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath
in excel. cond. throughout: sos mo
incl. utils. Cali BOSS g. PHELPS
INC. Ma. $4,000.
DUPONT CIRCLE; Embassy row
Bedrm. -liv. rm. comb. kit, bath
$S7: couple. S92 Utils. incl. Ais
eficiency apt. $S5, DU. 7-67O4
661 MORRIS PL. Me-, Apt. No. A.
Two rms kit. dinette. bath. hea
and hot water furn.: $50. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO., GIT Pa
ave. Sc. Ii. 7-lcSS.
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
CLEAN DETACHED BUILDING
outside rooms. S62 so: 2 bedrooms
S74 80. Key with resident MANAGE
Apartment 104. Phone 10. 2-4092
MARSHAL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV AID 4-200i
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

AITRAc. ~ APIS S14 vi 10
ms iioif I IN u :. 81 '' 7.e4sRs
GEonGEToWN. 1234 34th q. nv
80 SO. kE oe s.ooi iS'''' u''i'' Us'
CALVERT ST. NV, Isss--Neai
snorenam Hotel. efncienev o.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS FuRN.-s.E.-s.w.
ROOMS FURN.-MD 3 Va.

ALEx.-Hs pvt. bath: near full bath,
phone In rm.; COW. transp. TIE
6-516S.
Ice. FRT. RM.i / blk. from bus
suitable for ! or 2. JU. 9-325S.
N. ARL.--Lovely studio bedroom
next bath; beautiful new home;
block to bus. KE. $1,000.
ARL.-Gentleman; large. attrac
room, private bath, spacious home
small adult family. IA. 2-l695.
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MISCELLANEOUS goa RENT

CHAIN saw. Mecunoch sales sery.
ises' rsntsL So . dsy CRAWL
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

2I2 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Beauti.
fully furn.. incl. piano. 3 expo.
sures,; 2nd a. newly dec. 2 larg'
oil heat and hot water incl; $3.50
STEUART BROS, INC.
d. 7-2434 Dl, 7-S6st
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APIS FURNlSHED-MD.


CHEvERLY. vacant--2 rms. kit anc
bath; pvt. entr.; bus at door: $50
incl. utils. AP. 7-3939 or UN. 4.
.1laes.
COLMAR MANOR-1 Ice. enc. witt
private bath and entrance. S7(
month incl. utils. AP. 7-S3St
after 8.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, mod
attractive furniture; SS1 so up. al
utils incl. Unfurn. apis avail. also
For brochure and further info. cal
RE. 5-S00l. 8. F. a. g.. INC.
rental agent.
SILVER SPRING, MD, Sligo Parl
Hills Apis. -Spacious / and 2 bed.
rms: nicely furn., in beautiful Sligt
PARK: newly dec, mod facilS
S97 80 to $116. incl. utils. Neai
high school and grade school, COW
to Walter Reed Hospital Call MRS
SEE6TED. Res. Mgr. JU. S-4693.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. 1 ant
/ 2-bedrm. apis. Also eflc. kit. anc
oath apt: l blk. bus. JU. 5-5269.
MT. RAINIER--clean. 3 rms, bath
| pvt emit, utiL empl. adults. WA
ENTIRE end FL.-Pyt. bath: OF
main busline; SIS mo-. incl. utils
and washing facilities. JU. S-4315
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NEW AMsTERpAM APTs

Ice. EFFICIENCY SIS
1-BEDRM. APT S11O
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CIDER PRESS WANTED
CALL RIA. 3-8142

CALL RIA. 3-8142
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip.
ton. gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
FURNITURE WANTED = VIII buy
all kinds Of good used furniture;
top prices. ia. $3.50. We dc
moving.
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano, refrigerator anc
gas stove: Please call MR.. GRADY
PIANO, GRAND-Will store grand
piano in Methodist Church for use
Of same at choir rehearsals. Every
care exercised in its upkeep. Mr.
WARD. NO. T-5S25, between 8
and 8.
PIANO wanted for party: must be
very reasonable. CT. 6-0S44.
PIANOS--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
REFRIGERATOR; good condition
not under z Gu. it,; around $50
tn. 2-23s9.
REFRIGERATORS furn.. mattresses
heaters, RANGES ACME STOVE a
FURN Ma. S-S952
WHEELBARROW, used, heavy dut,
deep to haul concrete. SP. 3-649:
after 9 pm.
USED OFFICE FURNITURE. viii
pay top prices. ME. S-4B57,
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ATTENTION TO

EACdVdlUIo ana buIIUeFS
sxs. 1OxlO, i0xi2, 12rl2. 1Ox20.
imoers from 10 10 80 II. long. 30,-
up. $1,000 delivered. For appoint
ment, call NO. 7-6i06. Mr.. LOEs-
BRO.
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with new bathroom. kitchen. large
living room and bedroom. newly
converted with all utilities includ.
ing dishes. linens, pots, pans and
silverware. ETC.: ideal for 2 or !
people; $125 complete. AID. 2-791a
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GEORGETOWN-Attr., single, front
rm. with private bath; employed
perSnn AID. A-2SnH
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CHEyERLY. vacant rms. kit snne
incl. utils. AP. 7-3939 or UN. 4,
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= AOscAS AOOaAS. W. o-o41Os
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 18th NV
Front sgl rm.. selnipvt. bath: refined
family, gentleman. AID. 4-l263.
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MT. PLEAsANT--Attr. 3-rm. apt,
pvt. bath, nicely furn.. newly
decor. cow. transp. EN-. 2-4655.
25OI QUE ST. N.W.-studio apt.
with private bath, refgr. and grill
for light cooking: secretarial serv-
;ee:, $3.50. Available Immediately,
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont.

1929 EUCLID ST. N.W.-l small
furn. rm.. suit. for single person
$50 mo-: inspect anytime or call
IN k.ReoO
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RANGE, 3O-in. KelvlnatOr electric,
late model; excel. cond.; $S5. HA.
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CAPITOL HILL--well furn,, living
5 Eaii se Ssn einette s Sis and tiled
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RANDALL HOUSE, IU23 N Sc. NV.
join friendly fellows and girls;
1snSing' ping pong, rec: room Tv,
mnnthN Hill A.7474
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FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or eiec
logs. screens, andirons, etc ACME
STOVE. 1O11 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952
FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS; ON
T6x4, SIS. 40" goo. aQg tWin g0Ri
"a" dble.. S34. EX. 3-6o33.
FUR, silver blue mink stole, almost
buy at $500. EN-. 3-l376.
FUR. mink stole, Canadian blue,
500, $50 of list price: brand-new
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APIS. FuRN.-p.c. Gent,

25Is nth ST. NV. at Columbia I'd.
- ,s.I and l-bedrmf aptSS ,$ $SS.SO
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Entire A.;
bedrms.. liy. nm, Ice, kit, dinette.
lge. closets, pvt. bath. Call after
z pm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $19. SO up:
guar. deliv.; large stock. ACME
STOVE. 10l1 9TH st. NV. Ma
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MODERN downtown elevator bldg,
sun deck, bsmt.. garage. mod. fur
niture. Ideal empl. girls. eples
Enc. and ! bedrm, Rentals from
$50. 1925 T st. NV, AID. 4-027O.
- /. M vrrsr<, -. ,.s,-
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1915 N ST.; OF Conn. aye.--sgle
rm.: next to bath: maid service
$3.50 and $500. DU. 7-D500.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
GENERAL WREcKINa co.

AD. "-bf7T AID. 2-6l7s
BUNK BEDS, blond, mod. makes
twin beds, $50 compl with inner
gprg. mattresses. Singer console
cleo. sewing mach, $40; matched
pr. ehartreuse club chairs, never
used. $40 ca; 9-pc. gray liv. rm.
suite. good cond., S75. IA. 7-9499
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HOLSTEINS, pure bred. (5l, FRS,
calf heifers. calfhood. vaccinated
TB and bangs tested. To freshen
from 30 to 90 days. EN-. 3-6407
after z pm.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17
Smashing Success
New Opera Star In

NEW YORK The publ
city office Of the Metropolitan
Opera treated it casually no
undue publicity for the debut
of its first colored star in a
romantic lead opposite its dis
distinguished white cast. This
quiet launching of a new star
was supposed to put no more
pressure than necessary on
attractive Mattiwilda Dobbs,
formerly of Atlanta, Ca, with
one of the most beautiful CO.
laratura vioces out there.
For Mattiwilda was not only
making her debut at the most
celebrated Opera House sing
ing the rose Of Gilda in YER
dis Rigoletto, but she was
singing in italian for the first
time when she had previously
sung the same role in English.
vouSiaoo
ALI this made double pres
sure on the BETTE star. She
was nervous, without a doubt
in the first part of the eve
ming so that at times her
breath was short. But in the
end she rose to the occasion
commanding all the emotioal
depth she could muster. Mu-
sic critics agreed that Miss
Dobbs has greatness within
her reach"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17
Cong. Powell, Rev.
Montgomery Stir
Medford Church Groups

effective subject of Rev. Mont
gomery, Mystic Meth. Church
of Old Mystic, Connecticut,
SO yr old brilliant native of
Pinesville, South Carolina,
who holds his master from
Boston U, and bachelor from
Claflin, and is an integrated
teacher of science and Eng
lish at Regional Tech High
school, Norwich, Connecticut.
Married and the father
of two children, Rev. Mont
gomery was accepted by par
ishioners at. Connecticut. He
was given a great reception by
Medford Jewish leaders and
their many friends.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17
Men S Day" At
Christ Temple
Church

The men Of Christ Temple
Church of Personal Expert
ence will hold their first
Mems DAY Services on Sunday
November 25th. The entire
day will be given for this
purpose.
At HOO A. M. Rev. A. ].
spratley of Concord Baptist
Church will be the speaker;
at $3.50 P M. the Mems Choir
us OF Concord Baptist Church
will be featured, directed by
Mr.. James Prout; at 800 PM.
Rev. Richard Fisher will
speak.
The Mems Choir of Christ
Temple will sing morning and
evening. Everyone is welcome.
Ralph Elliott, Chrm.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17

Mrs. Marjorie Stewart Jov-
ner Of Nine, C. j. Walkers
College of Beauty Culture, the
largest college in the chain.
located in Chicago, will speak
at Charles st. Church, Elm
Hill ave. & Warren ST., Rox-
bury Sunday, Nov. rs at 3
pm.
Monday, Nov. 26 at 9 am.
all Beautitians are asked to
have breakfast in a group at
the Touraine Hotel. At pm.
Mrs. Joyner will conduct a
free clinic and a series of
lectures on hair care and will
also demonstrate the Satin
Tress. She will be assisted by
S. Henry Bundles, a national
artist.
For breakfast reservations.
call Elizabeth o. Newton, KE
6-4554 or MI 8-4a77; Norma
Wood, HI 2-2s7l; Geneva Mer-
rit, Frances Moore, HI 2-2426.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17
Eisenhower Racial Ties
Nelson Purge Doomed
Whittier

edging to an upset, which
apparently can erupt at airy
moment EisenhoWer's reelec-
ton concluSively presents a
warning to other nations for
careful ejaculation of future
trends in regard to mainten-
ance of peace. Domestic pro-
blemS can be circumScribed
on a plane of a two party
system, all leaders of respec-
tive states in a noble effort
to safeguard their passions.
UNBRIDLED
SOUTH LEADERS
Viewing the racial issue
from a realistic standpoint,
solid South legislative leaders
in Congress, who have served
long terms are not the vile
race haterS in soul and mind
as onlookerS that Scorn them.
Ninety percent of these lea
derS have beliefs in humanity
far in excess of venial muck
raking unlimbered to placate
constituencies they represent
This estimate of hidden man
hood should not be deemed a
sudden expression to gain any
Semblence Of responsibility for
inhumane evils committed
during their public careers.
Tarnished racial propagan-
da has been the stronghold
upon which they strive and
contend to perpetuate tradi-
lions of forefathers before and
after The American Revolt
ton. This was bitterly inten-
sif1ed during the Civil War
and mercilesSly aggravated up
to the present day. Outside
of legislature deliberations
most Of them demonstrate OPP
piSite views in many instances
that shatter friendships of in
innate supporters for a long
duration.
An outstanding example of
a once rabid race hater in
Congress, is the present As
Sociate Justice of the us
Supreme Court, Hugo J. Black.
Who would believe leader Of
this type would approve and
join in an unanimous decision
to desegregate public schools
in the solid South?
On the one hand, out
spoken mentors of white sup
remacy engender the wrath of
victims and unSympathizers
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17
By MONROE MASON

Foster Furcolo, democratic
governor elect of MaSSschu-
sets can attribute his VIC
tory over Lieut.. Gov. Sumner
G. Whittier, because of the
latter's bitter determination of
former COP state chairman,
Elmer Nelson, who held poll
teal contacts with over $780,
600 Independents and $4,000
diSgruntled Republicans, if
Nelson had not been smeared
by Whittier the tide could
have been easily turned to a
COP gubernatorial vict0"y
with ultimate assurance OF
others on the state ticket
winning by safe margins.
Gov. Herter along with pro-
minent state republican lea
ders worked unsuccessfully to
reach the Nelson political gap
which Whittier dehantly dug
and unwillingly plunged long
before the campaign ended
Whittier had a chance shortly
after his nomination to heal
the Nelson breach, but close
advisers would not consent
making any concessions that
would include Nelson and his
alleged 100000 registered vot-
ig block, as they derisively
termd the whole matter.
urcolo and his democratic
colleagues were informed of
the Whittier Top debacle
They in turn caShed in on it
The election result debunked
Winters flashing public
career!
President EiSenhower's Pre-
sidential reelection can be de-
picted as a nationwide two
party tribute to a leader re-
presenting all the people, who
demonstrated during the past
4 years in Office undisputed
efficiency and humility. His
laast campaign speech ear
marked in part the following
appeal-'I am not my bro
Tiers keeper, and no man can
pc another mans master" won
INN millions of votes, which
included many voters of Dix
iecrat states OF the solid
South. The whole world is
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17
Vote Switch To COP Registers
Resentment Against Dixiecrats

UEAD sTORY-LOUUIs HAS
WASHINGTON In this
years election, President Els
enhower received a heavier
vote from predominantly COL
ored wards than any Repub-
hcan candidate since 1882.
Colored voters in Montgom-
cry are credited with placing
that Alabama city in the
COP. column for the first
time.
The nationwide swing of
voters towards the Republi-
can party in the presidential
election portrays "the grow
ing resentment against the
role of southern Democrats in
hamstringing all civil rights
legislation and especially in
slowing down school desegre-
CATION" NAACP Secretary Roy
Wilkins declares.
AS long ago as last April,
wilkins noted, there were pos
tive indications of a switch
among colored voters away
from the Democratic party
which they had supported
consistently with majorities up
to 30 per cent since the 1886
election which returned Pres
ident Roosevelt for his sec
ond term.
In Virginia, for instance,
politicians are wondering over
the sharp switch of colored
voters to the Republican
party. In districts that
had been reported as high as
81 for Stevenson as one
Richmond precinct, it revers-
ed itself to 81 for Eisenhow-
err.
Norfolk, Roanoke all report
ed precincts which had given
Adlai its support, now turned
for Ike. In Norfolk, two pre-
cincts which had voted I'LL
for Adlai to 178 for Ike in
so, this year gave gave 1882
to Eisenhower and only 308
to Stevenson.
While attributing the switch
primarily to the eivfl right,
issue, wilkins noted that other
factors, such as peace and
prosperity, had their impact
upon colored voters just as
they did upon other citizens
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-11-17

MedfOrd-This city has been
quietly showing the way
toward improved inter-racial
relations through church in
fluence.
Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell of New York, church.
man in his own right, ad-
dressed the Medford Council
of Churches here last month.
The Rev. Simon P. Mont
gomery, one of the few col
ored pastors of white con-
gregations in America, adj
dressed the Medford Jewish
Community Center Lodge
2O72 Birth on Nov. 7th, last
week.
Congressman Powell who re-
Gently helped lead the swing
to Eisenhower was introduced
to big Medford audience by
the President of the Medford
Council of churches, the Rev.
L. G. Van Leeuwen of Com
munity Baptist, who intro
duced Powell as a clergyman,
a college professor, and a
renown champion of equal
rights. Powell stirred the aud
fence with a fervent appeal
for churchmen TO be guided
by a Golden Rule conscience
and not by ritual or Syndi-
cate column propaganda of
the day. He said the security
of our nation rested upon
people of good conscience in
their treatment of fellowmen,
regardless of race, creed, or
color.
Segregation in the North
& South" was the timely and
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In Memorian
In loving memory of

In loving memory OF
1855 JOSEPHINE M. JORDAN
You are not forgotten,
Nor will you ever be,
AS long as life and memory
last
l will remember thee.
I miss you now, my heart is
sore,
As time goes by, I miss you
more,
Your loving smile, your gen.
tie face;
No one can fill your vacant
place.
Your daughter
Florence /. Warren
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