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MA soL ReIssviIe Farm. eSiet
restful Location Rorgeous Y acre
One bedrm.. on LIST a. plus 2 up;
baths, full bsmt.l Detached bricl
sSs ar te5r 1nc velre nit With $l'6qS
H aGTn SsoS,7 2p Gl4 lSsn Il, g. =
LOVER A BARREL?"-Due to high
cost Of renting, We have the an
swer in this coy 3-bedrm.. Cape
Cod near Baltimore. Washineton
Ice. landscaped. terraced lot With
$1,000 on easy FLA terms. Cali
VI po2rHST q Saws 70 YNc
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4-sEpRooM 'ssRRicK CAPE COD
Five years old. TWO full baths.
bsmt.. huge screened side porch,
patio. beautiful tree-shaded level
ferre aeer c syeI M Gox o I sI "a
or ST. 3-736e, ATLAS REALTY CO.
|CHILLUM = 3.bedfm. brick Cape
Cod, full bsmt., finished attic, sep:
porch: rec. rrn. $3.50. FILA.
UN. 1853.
peter ]. hagan d son
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GRAHAM & CO.
JU. 5-6010
NO STEPS

In this lovely brick rambler; 1890
family rIn. on LIST floor is ideal for
Dads hobby; living I'm. with are
place. din. area. 8 bedrms., Ia
baths. large kitchen with stove, re-
frieeratQr, DEEPFREEzE. WASHER,
AND DRYER. Porch. Level lot 200
y. deep. Immaculate condition
Owner has over $4,000 in this
house. Has reduced price and will
sacrifice for $1e,500 on good terms
for quick sale. E. r. BLANCHARD
Realtor. JU. $4,000
$3.50 DOWN
And low monthly payments buys
this 3-bedrm. rambler In lovely set
sns q aass n .eSo tr:s: o S'
Full price Sl0,75O.
WOOD CO.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Brick COLONEL on large level
lot adjoining Rock Creek Park.
Center hall plan. Den and
half bath on LIST. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths on End. ROllingWood
school district. DO YOURSELF
a RAvOR-INsPEcT THIS
HOME. 3 an. g pm. en-.
2.7z00. HBTzLER, HEALToRs
BUILDER.
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$3.50 DOWN
10. 4-72OO TIL $3.50
ROOM az ACRE)
Pills & ROOMS

WI hCE nOuoc u uGnt uIlCA COu.
struction. for srowing OUT-DOOE
type family also wanting complete
indoor comfort Designed for en-
tertainment, family fun or relaxa-
ton. Lots Of bedrooms a, Including
bedroom or den and v bath on
FIRST fioorl: 2 full baths: dry. pleas.
ant daylight rec. room or NTH
bedroom: dishwasher. disposal
beautiful picture window view: Ice
screened porch oyerlooking gar.
dener's delight Of lavish plantinei
with 100 aBaleas, gorgeous shrub
and perennials. vegetable plot, fruit
trees making springtime Q rain
bow; INTEGRAL garage. In North.
wood Park. near elementary, new
Junior senior hish. g; Hsrna.
to 4 Corners shopping. Just OF
colesville I'd. but 80 secluded vol
think you are In wide open. coun'
try Owned since built in l04S b.
New York-bound family Of .sii
which hates to leave but must. fol
sale at OF appraised S23.760. Cal
Juniper b-4320 70 see at youl
convenience. H.
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Parkwood- Garrett Park

Newly decorated brick, in con-
Venient location; 9-bedrm.. din.
nm; full bsmt.; quick possession;
114.e60.
can assume high ~ loan on this
S-bedrm. brick rambler with full
ksmt.; and dining-space kit; only
Dutch Colonisl-type home with
bedrm0., rec. rIn., and 2-ear ga
Sage:l freshly decorated: immedi-
ete occupancy: bus at door: S16..
Cool shaded lot will delight you
when you see this .3-bedTm. brick
Colonial with full hsmt. and rec.
I'm. and screen porch. excel. neigh
torhood: $4,000.
Custom built 4-yr..old brick RAM
Ser with 3 bedrms., ga baths. kit.
ae luxe with din. space: bsnt.;
Higgins and Harrison, Inc.
Eealtors 10. $4,000
NORBROOK ESTATES
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LARCH AVE-. M Lovely modern
brick home. 4 bedrm.. 3sS baths
lee. liv. rm., din. rEn., electric kit.
double lot; including drapes. car
s2S.sSo: . Excellent sinsaneinS sni 81
Larch ave-, JU. .S-4094. Open
Saturday and Sundays, to s.
NEW DE LUXE RAMBLER, 8 bed.
rms.. Q full baths, sep. dining rm.,
firepl. in living rna.. Ice. kit. With
wall oven, full bsn1t. with flrepl
and 2 picture windows. Lot, 70z
$50. Good location. N9A and
Fort Meade. $10,75O. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. e
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An OUTSTANDING BUY

country estate-2 Handicapped
acres. beautiful view. close 70
small lake for swimming and FISH
ing. This charming part field
stone house BY Goodman, has 3
bedrms;. 2 baths, stone firepl.. 2
patios Il covered: 2.car cafport;
complete kitchen. Price, S19.s50:
S1,45O down to responsible party.
ga mi west Of Middlebufg on
Rte. 80 ct Aspenhill. Murray
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ST., ESQ. Arl.-2 Ice, units. idea
for in-laws: 2 hreplaces; corner
fenced. l blk. school. bus and
shops. 1901 21st ave., North
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ExIRA, Extra VALUE in this
excellent condition apd otiering
this price range: lovely tree-sha ded
lot: n fine Cherrydale area: tust
W SlS$RSSSoR VIII sR,SSa 600 ns s.isn p a
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FULLY AIE CONDITIONED = b
sure to see. this luxurious 3-bed-
room, 2h.bath brick split level;
ful.sized din. rm. and delightful
Kitchen. large rec. rm. and many
about 1t BY calling EDWARD ii
BRIGGS. Realtor, IA. 5-S4O2.
2 NEW HOUSES-Pimmit Hills
ya.-3.bedrm. ramblers. parQuet
rs, radiant heat. Venetian blinds
HI ss 10 dec;' concrete driveway,
Blk. from bus line; $4,000 each
ia. 7.2116.
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BETHESDA, $16,950
WYNGATE, NEAR NH
geI0 WALTON RoAD-BY OWNER
Like-neW. 3-bedrm., Cooley-built
brick rambler: beautifully shaded
ieyel lot. walk to schools and bus.
10sb down and $127 per month
sSn e g. OIL 's saes u.s. NC Ne
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sage. DU. 5-e6s0.
LOCATION. INABILITY and cham
are all offered in this lovely briel
rambler on big wooded lot with
secluded rear yard In the eonven,
lent and coveted Lorcom lane erei
Of N. Arl. 23-ft. liv. run. with IRE,
place. din. rms scr. porch. all,
cleo. kitchen including dishwash.
er. disposal and breakfast space
3 hedfms. and 2 tiled bath com.
plste main floor. Full bsmt. with
partially I'm, rec; rm. Garage
THE DARBY CO., Realtors. IA
5-9393. Once open Q It'll o.
EXCELLENT for the family desir'
ing only Q bedrms.. all brick. II
one of N. Arl. finest residential
area. Walk to bus and shoppink
Liv.. rFn. with fireplace, din. rm.
de luxe kit. with eating space
fun bsmt. with beautifully pan,
eled rec. rm.: lovely HANDICAPPED
corner lot. Asking S16.500. Fol
further details, call THE DARBY
Co. REALTORS. ia. 6-9303. Of
fro AnAu q tkfl q
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DISTINCTIVE STYLING IN scenic
Vienna Woods bedrms., bsmt.
S16,7OO, assume 4laes GI mort
gaze. DlI. 6-066O.
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SILVER SPRING
HOMES
Piney Branch-Flower Area

piney Branch-Flower Area
A most charming bunsalow: 3
room. full basement with eosy rec
Yeation room. fenced corner lot.
tan shade trees: clean as Q pin
thfouehout. Assume large FHA
loan, Price SiH mo
COZY RAMBLER
closs-in. ell brick: 3 bedrooms,
letge living room. dining Ell, full
Nnished ~ knotty pine With bar
fenced yard. Si6,e50 with good
hnancing. and easy terms. A. low
CLOSE-IN WHEATON
Truly . home for cool comfort
and privacy. yet close 70 all MAR
rounded By trees and shrubbery; I
bedrooms. fun basement. dininl
room, table-spaee kitchen: on
g,reet parking. many other extras
III o-6lAl
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N. ARL., Hecht Co. and Seven Cor
ners nearby-Mammoth buy TO
$4,000, CT approved. Knotty
pine recr. rnl., rear screened pch.
lge. nv. rm.. fam. -sized din. rm.
tile bath, brick; excel. cond.; vii
sell quickly. Phone now. JE
S:2Og3 WIN. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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MCLEAN. vA.l $40, 700-Three-bed
lot; few biks. to new elementary
and high schools, 2 biks. TO 81
Johns Parochial Sch, 10 minis
from Pentagon. Assume Az
loan, $4sl00 dn. IKE. s-247S
AFTER 0.3O nm 0eekdaVg
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COLEsVILLE ROAD
HILLANDALE

Brick rambler; s19.e50: with I:
ssSs 9 Srsp. center si en ny hall. hi
kemt.. built.in garage; Ice, fences
HANDICAPPED lot. Cow. schools, shop
bins and transportation.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
70. e.6655 Realtor!
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FAIRFAx-ovner transferred; I'M
med. possession on this nearly.
new rambler. 3 bedrms,. full day
light bsmt.. earport: Sie.2b0, as
sS%s Is r. $40 tS1; loan. LYNN
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EXTRAS. ''tust loaded With 'em"-
value. A slS-year-old modsrI
brick rancher with ali the It'll
extras that make you want Z
move: "a baths Q firepiaces.
bright bedrooms, de iuxe-equippes
kitchen with dishwasher. disposal
and natural birch cabinets. Ful
light basement, attached earport
Total price of only S22,500 ans
terms are terrific too. Assumi
huge 41lss loan and S120 PEI
month pays everything. Checl
this one early. PEARSON PROP
ERTAES, JE. 4-5S7b,
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RAY PARK
e2l Ray road-Extra-lge. hit. With
Earb. disp., dishw, lift. refer.
Ice. liv. fm. with fireplace. din
rm.. 8 lee. bedfms., 2A baths: lotl
Of stor. space; stt.. gnrage; lge, lot
Dir: Out Rises I'd. to Ray I'd, OF
out New Hampshire ave. right q
Ray I'd. THOMAS W. LUsK. HA
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ALEXANDRIA

a ALEXANDRIA, - Well-kept stone
and brick semidet. with lge. fenced
corner lot: 8 bedrms., colored tile
bath, large hv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm: and kit, finished rec.
rm. with drepl.; parquet floors,
storm windows, other extras. Cow.
loo. In northern Alex; call OWN.
Err, OV. 3-1333. Inspect any time
ALEX. AREA-FHX military; $500
down; secluded. shaded, schools;
family neighborhood; dead lend
street; cathedral ceiling-3 bed
rms, Q full tiled baths, NV. nm.
dining area 10x16; h..w. bid
heat carport. FLA appraised
$l5,600. JIM HAWK REALTY
TE. 0-O077.
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sI7.2s0 Is TEE fun price for this
L Ssss s1R as. n .s ses e q
Arl., few min. to d. c. or Penta-
son via Memorial parkway. Liv.
fm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.,
screened porch. full bsmt.: compl.
redee. Vacant. immed. occup. Ex-
eel. terms avail. For further de-
tails. call THE DARBY CO.,
REALTORS. IA. 6-93o3. Once
open 9 It'll 4.
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n. AL, BY OWNRR-Completely
furnished 3-hedrm. brick Colonial,
with finished basement, on large
corner lot: $1,000 cash, assume
loan payment Of 500 per month.
No agents or closing fees. Will
consider selling less furniture. JE.
3.4S6S.
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HOUSES By HUGHES-cool. COO
College Park, always . breeze In
this heavily shaded glen; excitinG
little 3-bedrm. Cape Cod; cniy
$3.50 a :. d1 Bio S SSS me- pri;sH ,. ysrs
CO. AP. 7-1400 til Q pm.
A DAZZLING RECREATION ROOM
Is the feature Of this NEW hcln.
with many features. ALL BHICK
with 8 bedrooms and Q sparkling
15-ft. de luxe all-electric kitchen
lh baths; Fine residential area
thro1sshout. SEE This home today
and you'll stop looking elsewhere
Only $1s,450,. financtng arranged
Exclusiye with BOWERS BROS:
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THB PLEAsURE's MINE in ofisF-
Ing this luxurious home for only
S22.75O. De luxe kit. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. Hope alum. awnings: u
acre lot. breezevAy TO earport;
loc. In ares Of nne homes. You
must see this one. HOLLY
REALTY. $500 Lee highway. KE.
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CHEsTERFIELD = 3-bedfm. brk
rambler: 40-ft, rec. rm.. IN flll
s :se.s 81; 81. iSS sS ss,EpO. .s SSs,
pool membership available: 1929
cash under new IHA terms
iSs Franz ssSS mo ph MI ssE'' m s'
IA. 7.a0I2 or TX $500.
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YOU'RE CRAzY-ThGtS what our
associatss sald when Es found
bier with 3 bedrooms and . car
port N elesssin ARLINGTON for
HUGE OF LOAN CAN BIZ AS
suMED with only 81, 400 cash
REQUIRED. Resutiful IL. lSndseapsd
EIsRT.rESSSLI nJ IE ~ I..kazk rHoF-
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ARL.,. n; BY oWNER-5-b.r. 6fF,
rambler: full nm. bsmt.; $1,000
dn.. assume Oh loan. KE. 6.S01l
Abingdon 1000 N: Upland ct
NAL Cape Cod: I bedrms., 2h
baths. all-elec. kit, paneled den
3 fireplaces, finished rec. rm. Cal
RoSENBERGER, Builder. IA
2-l32S.
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FAFRFAx-Build equity IN this
sonicrtsels sis.SrI s,,m Y, 2;
watkins distance o. shopplns and
public Transportation. We are
ssLing 5000 DOVE .! and SEQ per
possible. Can orARNEo REALTY
CO. u. 2.2l37 or CT. 3.26l1.
TAInEAx-Ids.l ior , ..hiileFsn, 9:
e. .Ase ~, 10, PETE Si tssERnEs;
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ARNA yALLEY, 1928 s. veitch st.,
5-rm. brick with screened porch
and full bsmt.; fenced yard with
down. ELIJAH O. ARNOLD, leoi..
ysA' ret2; Broker. EN-. S-4sSS'
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

States as a major world power in
promoting the welfare Of all Of its
tiEens.
He said that part OF the genius
OF America Is "a set Of ideas that
holds us together" lie further
stated that many nations have
been founded on the principle OF a
universal religion or a single
political concept, and other similar
unifying conditions. However, he
asserted, America is great because
II was founded on ideas that con-
stitute the framework Of demo-
cracy.
The prominent educator averred
that those ideas violating the
principles Of brotherhood should
be declared out OF bounds OF the
law. that society must dictate
these principles, and they should
apply in all aspects Of our human
relations. He cited housing needs
as an example, stating that fail
ure to apply brotherhood principles
to housing should be considered as
being outside the law
Following the service, the Min
neapolis Urban League Guild
sponsored the Fellowship Tea and
served approximately 400 people.
Mrs. willard Merrill was general
chairman in charge Of the tea.
Cooperating with the Guild was
the BahaI Assembly Of MinneaPo-
lis, japanese American Commun-
ity Center, Minneapolis Council Of
Church Women, Twin city Rain
bow Club and the YWCA.
Other participants In the service
we're: DR.. John y. Oman Minister
Of Wesley Methodist church: Rev.
NJ Jack Takayanigi, Youth Minis
ter, Mayflower Com m uni ~
church: Rev. Melvin A. BHere.
pastor, Luther Memorial Church;
Rev. Charles VI. Sexton. minister
at large, Minneapolis District Of
Methodist Churches, and Mrs. Al
ice Kitchener, organist-
Music was provided by the
North High School Choir under the
direction Of Mrs. Eudora zellers,
and greetings on behalf Of the
Minneapolis Urban League we're
extended by william r. Cratic,
League president.
Rev. Louis w. johnson. rector,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Workhouse Sup't.
To Address Mpls.
NAAcP Sunday

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Minneapolis Branch Of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement OF Colored People win
be held on Sunday, February IT
at st. Peters AME church, 41st
st. and Fourth Av. S, at p. m.
Rolf w. Stageberg, superintend-
ent of the Minneapolis City Work
house at Parkers Lake will be the
guest speaker. Mr.. Stageberg, re-
Gently appointed as superintend'
ent Of the workhouse, has achieved
large amount Of favorable at,
tention publicly because of his sue
cessful efforts TO establish and
maintain a rehabilitative program
for the inmates Of the workhouse
This new program, developed
under the direction Of Mr.. Stage,
berg, is aimed at the sources caus,
ing the sentencing Of persons &c
this penal institution, such as al
coholism, broken homes, unem'
ployment, and environmental con.
ditions. Corrective measures are
instituted through the counselling
process and by the use Of com.
munity resources.
He win address the branch on
the subject, "A New Approach 10
the Administration Of Penal In
stitutions."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

and speak out against these
bloody acts OF violence.
We urge you. Mr.. President.
to definitely and fearlessly con-
denim these lawleSs acts OF dis
elimination and violence. We
urge you, Mr.. President, to de-
mand that the laws OF our be-
loved land be respected and up
held. We urge you. Mr.. Presi-
dent. to encourage those who
are leading the struggle for JUS
tiee and equality for all Ameri-
can citizens.
We believe, Mr.. President,
that a mandate from you would
discourage violence and smooth
the way for orderly indignation
and respect for the law. Your
acknowledgment Of this letter
would be greatly appreciated.
Very truly yours.
st. Paul Branch NAACP
BY Leonard II. Carter.
Treasurer
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v. p. Nixon; Cong.
Diegs Are On U. S.
Delegation To Ghonc

Washington -- (ANP)- Presi-
dent Eisenhower took a personal
interest in the selection of dele
gates to attend the independence
celebrations in Gold Coast, West
Africa, next March 8, when Gold
Coast takes on the new name OF
Ghana and becomes completely self
governing within the British Com
monwealth.
Heading the delegation viii be
Vice-President and Mrs. Nixon.
both of whom win be delegates.
Only four delegates were to be
selected. Because of his seniority,
Congressman VIM. L. Dawson was
offered one of the places. Mr..
Dawson. who has never taken a
trip out Of the country since he
has been congressman, declined.
Congressman Charles Diggs Of De-
troit was selected.
The fourth delegate will be
Congresswoman Frances p. Bolton
Of Cleveland, perhaps the fore
most authority on Africa in Con-
gress.
She is chairman of the subcom-
mittee on Africa in the Foreign
Relations Committee of the House
Of Representatives, a committee on
which she is the ranking Republi-
can member.
II is expected the group, with an
adequate number of technicians
and secretaries, will fly directly 20
Gold Coast early in March. On the
return trip after the events of the
celebration, they viii stop by Lib
eria and perhaps one or two other
points in West Africa in which the
Vice President has expressed an
interest.
The growing appreciation OF
Africa was shown by the fact that
some 35 persons important politi-
cally had made application to be
included in the delegation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Six WheatIey
GloVers Place
In Quarter Tests
.see Photos At Right

'See Photos At Right
Six Phyllis wheatley Golden
Glove boxers won their quarter
final matches Tuesday night, Feb.
u TO advance to the semi-final and
championship matches on Tuesday
night, Feb. 10. at the Minneapolis
Auditorium.
The winners were Jimmy Jack
son, Flyweight who won by
TKO over Garvin Brackey. Glen
vile; Bob Wiley. lightweight who
decisioned Aaron Lancman, ST
Paul: Jimmy Shaw, welterReight
who won by TKo over Lawrence
Edwards, Pipestone; Ray Wells,
middieweight who knocked out
Gene Bracket, Duluth: Leroy Bo-
gar. light heavyweight who won
BY a TRO over vern crowson,
Chatheld; and Jerry Bailey. last
years Upper Midwest heavy
weight champ who TKo'd Cliff
Martins Of Pipestone.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

The following Is the text OF the
tier mailed Feb -:
Dear President Eisenhower;
The 81 Paul. Minnesota
Branch OF the National Assooia-
ton for the Advancement OF
Colored People appeals TO you.
Mr., President, TO speak out a.
gainst the increasing acts OF
racial violence in a number Of
southern states OF our great
country,
This reign OF terror has pro-
duccd the bombings OF citizens
homes and churches, the arrest
OF Negro ministers and beating
and even murders OF Negroes,
unfortunately, have occurred.
Boys and girls, OF all ages, have
been driven from schools by
mobs, yet, through these criti-
cal months, Mr., President, you
have remained silent
Recently your office declined
an invitation extended from a
conference OF Southern Negro
leaders TO come TO the south
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

spent most OF the night going
from tavern 10 tavern warning
Negroes that there had been no
real settlement
The Minneapolis reporter UNI
named In the TIME story was. OF
course, Carl Rowan, Minneapolis
TRIBUNE staffer, who az that
time had been assigned 70 watch
the Montgomery situation, and
who had made a trip 10 Montgom-
cry for the paper at the beginning
OF the boycott.
In number OF speeches
throughout the country. Rev. King
has referred 20 Rowan's tip but
II is not generally known here that
the Minnesotan, who is a native
Of Tennessee, played an import
ant part In helping turn back the
trickery Of the segregationists.
which n successful. might have
broken the back Of the Negroes
attempt 10 win justice from the
bus company In the city.
The TINE article traces the life
Of Rev King the remarkable %
year Baptist minister who visited
the Twin Cities only a few days
ago. II tells Of his education, his
Gandhi-like philosophy his family
and the courage with which he has
gone about organizing the Mont
gomery Negroes against continued
injustice.
The cover picture on TIME is
reproduced from fine painting
Of DR.. King by Boras Chaiapin.
The Montgomery story Is wen
known 10 millions, but the expert
" one TINE piece Is a journalis-
tic service 10 TINE readers and
adds 10 the information available
10 the reading public
10 also stamps Rev. Martin Lu-
Their King, the % year old Negro
leader as one Of the most forceful
and important personalities in the
U. 9. today.
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The President Won't Talk

At his latest press conference,
President Eisenhower was asked
why ii is not possible at this time
for him to heed the appeal OF
Montgomery, Ala. Negro ministers
to go South and say something a.
bout degeneration.
In the background, of course.
were recollections OF the Presi-
dents Il shall go to Korea"
speech and Vice President Nixon's
recent visit TO the Hungarian
border. This is what the President
said:
We'll think I have a pretty
good and sizeable agenda on my
desk every day, and as you know.
I insist on going for a bit Of re-
creation every once in a while, and
I do that because / think IL is
necessary TO keep up TO the state
Of fitness essential to this Job.
Now, have just got as much
as I can do for the moment, and I
viii say this, however / have ex-
pressed myself on this subject so
often in the South, in the North.
wherever I have been, that I don't
know what another speech would
do about the thing night now"
And that's that
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

on March 10. In the short span Of
that week history viii be made and
a mountainous assortment Of func-
tons win take place in Accra,
Ghana's capital.
Delegations representing many
nations in the world will attend
the huge independence observance
of this new nation.
Today, as the day Of indepen-
dence draws nearer, great process
ses of change and development are
occurring in Ghana's capital and
other parts Of the country, as the
little nation prepares for its indie
pendence.
Tentative plans are that highly
important personages, slated to at
tend the birth of the new nation,
should have a ceremonial welcome
at Accra airport.
Among such personages to at
tend is a U. s. delegation headed
by President Richard Nixon,
who along with Mrs. Nixon will
make the trip to the Gold Coast at
the behest Of President Eisen-
hover.
Nixon's trip viii dramatize
Americas interest in promoting
freedom for colonial peoples, ac-
cording to the White House.
The Gold Coast, on the Atlantic
Ocean, is surrounded by French
territories. II is about the size of
the state of Minnesota and has a
population just over four million,
most Of which are dark skinned
people.
March 6 has been proclaimed In
dependence Day for the Gold Coast
which then will be renamed Ghana,
and will get full independence
within the British Commonwealth.
The country originally got its
name because grains Of gold are
mixed with the sand in its many
river beds.
The following are the highlights
OF the celebration.
Mar 3: Massed church service
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