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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11
VILLA M 6

WILLIAMS
These properties offered for sale
by the Williams Realty Company
NORTHSiDE PROPERTIES
sos Newton Ave. No.
Stucco three bedroom home. Full
basement, gas hot water heat, two
car garage, corner lot. Terms.
1910 irving Ave. No.
Stucco three bedroom home. Full
basement, Gas heat. two car gar
age. Terms.
1915 james Ave. No.
Duplex. Five rooms and bath each
floor. Gas heat. $1,000 down.
1871 Irving Ave. No.
Three bedroom stucco home. FUN
basement, gas heat, one car
garage. $4,000 full price. $500
down.
IAiI Dupont Ave. No.
Income property. Three house.
keeping rooms. Is room apart
ment. Is room apartment. -
Terms.
SSoiN9s0E pNSpkWtbG9
3527 Ilth Az. So.
Three bedroom home. Very clean.
New garage. Holy Name Parish.
81 900 down.
542S poTslond Ave. So.
Beautiful three bedroom home
Fully carpeted. Immaculate in
side and out. Spacious Handicapped
grounds. Terms.
3SAo Isf Ave. So.
Three bedrooms, Full basement.
Gas heat. Good condition. $4,000.
37lS Ist Ave. So.
Spacious three bedroom home. ----
Full basement. Gas heat, garage.
$4,000 down.
34oo Third Ave. So.
Well built family home. Four bed
rooms. Fun basement. Gas heat.
Garage. Terms.
$3.50 poVsiund Ave. So.
Beautiful stucco home. 20 ~ llv-
ing room, den, dining room. With
fireplace. Fully carpeted. Two
spacious bedrooms. kitchen, full
basement, gas heat, one car gar
age. Make us an offer.
6l5 10th Ave. So.
Income property. Stucco. Five
rooms on first floor. Four rooms
on the End floor, Gas heat, 1895
down.
1908 G. 22nd Street So.
Duplex. Five rooms on first floor
Four rooms on second, Bath each
floor. Terms.
3725 Fifth Ave. So.
Five room home. Excellent con-
dition, Gas heat One ear garage
81 900 down.
$40 18th Ave. So.
Duplex. Five rooms and bath up.
Four rooms and bath down. Gas
heat $500 down.
23oI Milwaukee Ave.
Three bedrooms Ia bath. -- Gas
heat. $500 down.
a2os Third Ave. So.
Eight room stucco home Ideal for
large family. Two car garage, 81
900 down
3l3S Grond Ave. So.
Three bedrooms. $1,000 down.
$4,000 full price
1904 18th Ave. S. z.
Stucco duplex. Four rooms and
bath each floor. Si0.500 full price,
So. puul
ST2 Marshall Ave. Duplex. Six
rooms and bath each floor. Excel
lent condition. Terms.
n..,r wx,rnIrvu UruttI n m r
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BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
BY BAII.EE THOMAS

SET. Backs II testimony In a tax
case that q former secretary of
Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell kicked back her salary 10
the New Yorker IL true II viii be
n setback 10 PowelPs work In
this Congress on tho school bill a.
mendment.
Although another member OF
Congress was convicted the other
day for tax evasion he was white
and Powell. who IL as white In
color ~ most white men, In known
as a Negro. We can hear the howl
Of the Dixiecrats way up here In
Minnesota u the testimony proves
10 be true.
Many Negro MethodIsta believe
that thu plan 10 desegregate The
Methodist church viii be slowed
up more by Negroes than by the
southern whites In ths church.
bishop MATHEW w. Clair Jr.. prob
ably had this In mind when he told
"a banquet In his honor that Negro
churchman both ministerial and
lay will have great responsibility
in bringing about desegreRation,
lie minated that some would
have TO make some personal sac
rflces
There's n culiud brother around
the Twin Towns who IN wearing
bright red shoes around the
street As used aa Bailee IL TO the
bizarre apparel ana habits of var.
led member of the human 90
family those red shoes knocked
him overt
BrtchA the demand for blue
suede shoes IL golnE up since tho
disc Jockeys started betting lis
teaerH In the fare with that roI,
licking song.
Str~et sceael Thornton. the FIJI
agent who caused more Of the
boys" To go 10 work and stop
selling women than any other
law enforcement officer In this
area The fine young promls.
ing businessman who began
passing" five years ago upon HIS
arrival from NJ g by neglecting to
mention his Negro ancestry has
made good at Job that he could
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wANTEp TO aGMT

WANTED or 8 room apart
msnt. Middle aged couple. South
side preferred. Call Harley Poore,
10. 7i07, after o p. m. S-4i
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11

BrtchA the demand for blue
suede shoes IL golnE up since tho
disc Jockeys started betting lis
tenera In the fare with that rol
ticking song.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11

GIRL FOR light Homework. Part
time. FE. s-I375. Sal
. Housas s0R RassT
3 BEDROOM house for rent or
for sale, 5000 Chicago. 10. 6iI5.
B-4i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

that Americans are money
mad people with little culture?
Il am infuriated,' he re-
piled with vehemence, when 1
hear comments that America
is a land of cultural poverty.
Look at your museums - the
best in the world. Your rich
country is a Garden of Eden
for teachers and artists. Your
magnificent universities have
the cream of the worlds pro-
feSsors. And you find among
all Americans a great will to
learn. Without the material
freedom which this country
enjoys you could not have this
great intellectual freedom"
X i; X x
NJ. DE LA Granville,
who has Travelled in all but
three of the 48 States, feels a
special affinity for this coun-
try. Three of his ancestors
fought with the Army of Ro-
chambeau during the Ameri-
can Revolution. He is a mem
Der of the Society of the Gin
cinnati.
The red-headed, brown
eyed Countess de la Grand
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Diplomats Are Lonely, Says
frances de lQ Granville

delegation to the United Ma
tons.
He was with the U. N. in
London during the 1945 U. N.
sessions. 1916 found him in
Paris, where he was secretary
general for the Council of
Foreign Ministers Conference
preparing peace treaties with
Bulgaria, Rumania and Hun
gary, and later in New York,
again with the U. N.
The next year he married
Sylvie Buffet. daughter of a
French financier. They were
assigned to Canberra. Austria
liza, for a few months and then
transferred to Bangkok, where
he was charge d'affaireS for a
year and a half.
Back in Paris in 1949 he was
counselor for the French dele
cation to NATO and played an
active part in the drafting Of
the European Defense Com
munity project (EDC).
In 1854 he came to the
French Embassy here where he
specializes in political Euro
pean affairs and NATO.
y
THE COUNT finds the
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French are more controversial
politically than any other
Europeans.
And personally, people seem
to expect certain things, ipso
facto, from Frenchmen.
French food must be bet
ter; a French woman must be
better dressed and all French
are expected to discourse
knowingly on cultural sub
jects." he said.
I'VE sometimes find it diff
cult to live UP to what is
expected of us" he unused. Il
suppose this is because for so
many years the French way
of life was considered highly
desirable one. The 'ancien
regime brought perfection to
the art of living, further re-
fined by subsequent genera
tionS.
But two wars have brought
new problems. It is no longer
a question Of the art of living,
but rather of finding a higher
standard of living for most
Frenchmen," he added.
\ \
DOES HE SHARE the fire.
quently heard French opinion
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vile comes from family long
prominent in French political
life. Her grandfather was a
member of Parliament and her
great-grandfather was the
President of the National As
Sembly and Minister of In
terror in the Theirs govern
ment.
She herself has not been
particularly interested in poll
tics, willing to leave that to
the men. For that reason, how
ever, she feels Washington
does not produce so full a life
for woman as for a man.
Her clothes, which come
from Dior. are everything one
would expect from a French
woman. Two principles guide
her for chic: simplicity and
balance. BY the latter she
means everything for the right
time, not overdressed or
underdreSsed.
Balance in clothes is like
tact in human relationships"
she explained.
Present plans call for the
de la Grandvilles to remain in
Washington for some time.
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Annual Tea
TO Help Children

The Central Union Mis-
sion's Jean Bennett Guild will
sponsor its annual silver tea
for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Bread Fund and Camp
Bennett prizes for the Mission
Children's Emergency Home, on
Saturday from 3 pm. to 5 pm.
at the mission, 624 Indiana
avenue NV.
The guild, comprising young
business and professional
women, hopes to raise at least
$500 through the tea. A special
musical program has been
arranged. The public is in
vited. For more details. con-
tact Miss Lillian Thorpe at
National 8-4349.
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Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page d.
language and rarely received
q foreigner in their home"
Young de la Grandville's re-
action to this took several
forms He began travelling
abroad at age Is. going to
Austria. Spain, the United
States and England. When it
was time for his military serv-
ice, he chose to train in Mo-
rocco, which was the fartheSt
away one could train at that
time. He studied English,
which he speaks fluently, plus
Italian, Spanish and German.
FOLLOWING A BRILLIANT
academic career and equipped
with a master of arts and
doctorate of law, M. de la
Grandville entered the diplo-
matte service in 1910.
He was sent first to the
United States, but resigned to
join the Free French forces.
With the liberation of Paris he
returned to the Quai d'Orsay,
working on American and
United Nations affairs. He
came here with the French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

The French government fire.
quently keeps a diplomat at a
post from five to 10 years.
Whatever the future holds
for them. all portents indicate
a brilliant one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
RCA VICTOR
TO CHOOSE FROM!

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can own RcA Victor Big Color TV Eoch set brings you
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that glorious color picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11
Arkansas School
Plans Mixed Course

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April II
CP1.-The Hot Springs School
Board last night voted to es-
tablish a racially mixed course
in automobile mechanics for
high school students at the be-
ginning of the fall semester.
The course will be elective
and will be open to both white
and Negro students.
The action was in line with
a recent recommendation of a
Citizens Advisory Committee
which includes several Negroes
The committee recommended
gradual but definite" steps to-
ward racial indignation in the
schools with the voluntary me-
chanics course as beginning
The school board announced
public hearing on the matter
for last night. Only three per-
sons showed up, and all favored
the move.
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the FreSlQenG week ago. Inc
petition, issued by % Southern
Baptist leaders. was announced
here last night.
The President wrote us note
of thanks for our willingness to
aid and do what we could to ease
the tensions in the Southland"
Mr.. Warren said last night.
The resolution was issued in
response to a request from the
Advisory Council for Work with
Negroes, a group of workers
serving with various agencies in
Southern Baptist life.
1t calls for a solution of race
problems on the basis of calm
ness. reason and application of
Christian teachings. Signers
pledged themselves to seek new
ways to solve tensions in the
Southern area.
Signers included DR., Theodore
F, Adams of Richmond. Va.
president of the Baptist World
Alliance: two former convention
presidents, DR.. j. D. Grey of
New Orleans and DR.. Louie D.
Newton of Atlanta, and presi-
dents of eight Baptist universe
ties and Seminaries. They said
they signed as individuals and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11
MEMO TO WIVES:
THRIFT IS THEME IN
ROYAL WARDROBE

LONDON (R.-You might
clip this out and paste it
on your wife's mirror. Queen
Elizabeth II and Princess
Margaret get a lot of mile
age out of their hats.
Both were photographed
at the wedding of one of
their cousins.
Princess Margaret wore a
fluffy pillbox. It was readily
recognizable as the same one
she had on six months ago
at a reception for the Presi-
dent of Portugal.
The Queens hat was a
connection of pink petals.
She was wearing it last
summer when she toured
Nottingham.
To carry the austerity
theme still further, they
both were wearing the same
old coats-Margaret a blue
velvet and the Queen a blue
satin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11
Glue to BuIed Body
Of Baby Seen Here

The discovery in Baltimore of
an infant boys body pressed
into a l.500-pound bale of scrap
paper directed police attention
toward Washington today.
Baltimore police said they were
notified by the Chesapeake
Paperboard Co., where the body
was found, that it could have
been shipped only from one of
two Washington commercial
scrap-paper companies.
The bale was received at the
Baltimore plant between April 2
and s.
DR.. William v Levitt, assist
ant medical examiner in Balti-
more. said the white infant was
only few hours old at the time
of death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11

not in any official capacity of
Baptist agencies.
Southern Baptists and Negro
Baptists constitute the largest
Christian groups in the South, -
the statement said in part. THE
consequences of failure to find
a Christian solution to the prob
lens of tension in race relations
will rest more heavily upon these
groups than others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11
Racial Harmony Appeal
Noted by Eisenhower

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April IL [4-A joint appeal by Southern
Baptist leaders urging all Christians white
the Christian spirit in relations acknowledged
President Eisenhower
Dr. c. c. Warren of Charlotte N. president South
Baptist Convention said copy sent to
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AREA bedrm., 2Ra-bath,
new brick rambler. Full daylight
bsmt. with nm rec. I'm. with irepl.
Liv. rm. with flrepl., sep. din. nm.
Ice. fully equipped kit, stairs to
attic. LRe. lot. An city utils; Walk
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, JE
3-0143. lie 2-AnR1
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FAIRFAX, VA.--Ranch type. custom
built. 2 acres with 225-ft. front.
q rms, bath. attached garage. Just
on Route so, near Pender. $1,000
Eve, TIE. B-I76S. l.. I. GRAVATTE,
Raa1fnr MA Quek0
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ROBERT LOHR
! MISUNDERSTANDING

HE. 4-4000 Til aP.M. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Year OF Dependable Service
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FAIRFAX Trees, brick terrace /;
Cape Cod with daylight walkout
bsmt.: exp. attic: immed. oceu-
pancy; Sl4.500 GI appraised.
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TO

Buy this one OF. you only need
$3.50 down, This 5-yr.-old Cape Cod
has 2 bedrms. UP and bedrms.
down; big iiv. I'm. and big kit.
fenced lot: a good buy for $4,000.
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TRADE

1t If you don't like I'll We think
you'll like this one with liv. rm.,
din; rn., big kit, 2 bedrms.. porch:
2nd floor. 3 bedrms., storage attic
with stairway. Ia baths, fun bsmt.,
h.-w.h., oil. garage, big lot with
Ice: oak trees. Vacant. Only S12,-
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BUCkNELL MNR.-Semidet., 2-bed-
rm. brk. and shingle;, full bsmt.;
St.. Louis par pool memb. avail.
1850. OWNER, SO. 5-6762. .
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI. BY owNER--43x35 brk.
rambler, 3 good-sized bedrooms.
huge living room with fireplace.
cleo. kitchen with breakfast area,
garbage disposal. attached garage
and utility room. Spacious foored
expandable attic. Lot oven 200 IT..
deep. Patio. fenced back yard, nice
garden, separately fenced. Beauti-
full home in a lovely neighborhood.
$4,000. Assume AZ mortgage.
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CT; Ses.OOO; VIENNA-3-bedrm :,
z-bath brick veneer rambler,
Ia acres: Ice. liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm.. huge knotty-pine kit.
equip: beaut. family rm., firepl.:
patio, barbecue, stables. stream, Va
white beard fence. cor lot.
BUnDER-OWNER, DU. 5-S77S, 8
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Delightful brick Colonial on
shaded corner lot; 4 BEDROOMS;
finished rec. rm.i garage; modern
throughout. .5l22 9th ave. To look
call Mr.. Cooke. RE. 6-S06Q.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
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THE MOST-Huge rec. rm. is air
cond., pvt. swimming pool is III
tered, lovely redwood rambler. on
neighborhood, liv. rm. has Roman
flrepl., : Ice. bedrms; assume Sill
200 CT loan. Quick poss. Price
reduced $1,000 TO S16,q50 for all
this. Call right now. RORSCHACH
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AURORA HILLS

4-bedrm., 3ia-bath brick, custom
built Williamsburg Cape Cod. A
really. lie. house with powder rm.
and den on LIST a.; beaut. rec. rm.
with bar, workshop, attached ga
rage, lovely kit. -entrance
hall extra lRe, liy. rm., tile roof
tagon; $4,000 with excel. financing
VISA
sI.REeKzERfboE, RES. A II. s-ss19tS,
WITH
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC, IA. 5000
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GREEN MEADOWS, 2UUS RAVENS
wood st.--Open Sun, 2-5. 5-rm.
bungalow with oak floors; I'm. attic
patio, fenced I'd: mr.. everything
CT $3.50 dn., S67.4S mo. JOHN H.
JOHNSON. WA 7-5O5O
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ARL.--Handy CT may earn down
pymt: on this b;rm; brick semi ,smidet.
sYs $50 M $3.50 O''S down. ~na &. e. Z.
LANIER. IA. 7.3434.
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HULLIN HALL VILLAGE, BY OWNER
-3-bedrm. brick rambler: de luxe
kit. firepl.; screened porch; patio;
Mt. Vernon blvd. at 507 Stratford
dr.. Price. S14,S00. Can so. 5-9326.
HTS.-Just of Shirley
hwy; immac. 3-bedrms. and den.
2-BATH Cape Cod, with bsmt.. on
beautiful lot. 140xl50; owner trans
ferred to west coast; immed pos
session: GI or FLA contract ac-
ceptable or YOU can assume 40
GI loan; liv. rm. is l2x32 it., there
Is a sep. din; rm;. ! bedrm. and
$4,000. E. F. STEFFEY, JE.
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FOREST HEIGHTS
OPEN SUNDAY. 3 TIL & PM.
lit Sachem DR., Sc.

Detached brick Colonial, liv, rm.,
l4x2S; large reception hall, .
Tennessee stone freplaces. large
dining rni.. modern Kitchen. disposal
and washer. master bedrm. with
tiled bath. l2l twin-size bedrooms.
tiled bath: full basement, rec. rm.,
heat: nicely Handicapped. excel. loca.
ton for doctor or profeSsiOnal-typc
person; Is min. downtown. Dir: s.
Capitol st. to Indian Head hwy. APP
prox. 3 blocks from Eastover
shopping area. III. $4,000. ewes. 10.
2.653g,
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SHIRLEY HIGHWAY-Terrifi buy.
8 TWIN-bedrm, full-bsmt. brick
firepl.. sep. din. rm., full ceramic
tile bath: beautifully located on
100x220-ft. lot with about 100
trees. Best buy in N. Va. below
$4,000. FILA career service take
note. Move in with deposit. New
and vacant and ready to go. Only
I left. +. F. STEFFEY, JE. 2-4970,
,JE. 4-3441
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SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
FoREsTvILLE-$5OO DIN.

OFFICER TRANSFERRED
3-bedroom. Diet. rambler. like new;
many extras. lac fenced lot. All city
eonven. Call today, Mrs. Coz, LII.
2.sl3e OF. 81. 3-53oe. ATLAS
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81. 900 DOwN-S1O0 MONTH
Spotless throughout, this attrac.
rambler is only ] block to elem.
school, daylight-type basement with
outside entrance. large kitchen, nice
fenced yard. Immed. poss. Trade
considered. 10. $4,000, any time.
HIGGINS & HARRISON, INC,
REALTORS
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
4-BEDRM. COLONIAL

Asking only S24.95O for this
spacious brick Colonial with powder
rm. and aide scr. porch, center
emit. hall, extra lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, gear Diet. garaee: level lot.
Blessed Sacrament Parish: . blks,
to Fairllngton shopping center and
express bus; partially nm. rec. rm.
Wiz.
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CHEVERLY
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Modern Rouse IN al dIr S colonial
architecture. g rms, full bsmt. and
attic: many improvements Including
storm windows; dead-end street.
Walking distance to school and
swimming pool. Beautiful residential
community. 20 min. to dntn. OF APP
praised, Sie.40O. Will listen TO any
II. DUNN. OWNER
Ap T-QR11 kR07 GreenIeaf Nd
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SUITLAND-S18,5O0

Detached brick: living room. fire.
place, dining room, kitchen, 3 bed
rooms, bath, full basement, "a bath,
rec. rm., fireplace, side ser. porch,
rear porch oil h.w.h. Conv. to
shopping. transp. and schools. A
real value. IL. $4,000, LU. 2-SSl6.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.