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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GOOD ADDRESS. woodside. Silver
eprinF-Want o 52-ft. brk.. In.
homer Not new. but just 2 yrs old
giving you more house for your
money. approx. 1875 50. IL. plus
paneled rec. rm and shower bath
IN bsmt.; center entr. hall. q very
lEe. rms. 2 tiled baths; garase;
scr i's Seh avg SAc 1sznsfe c 5fhE *
tHs... M. T WsItfield. Oh s s.asso
ATTENTION HANDYMAN = Older
style. eedar-shingle BUNGALOW, mr.
District line. 2 bedrms. and heated
! srsenhoass: sio.sso. Minor '' re-.
cor Se,r' n nss9 s.lsz 4 ). KEssiNoER a
BUNGALOW. 5IO3 woodland ave,
stores; Q rms, bath; very Ice. lot;
fruit trees: needs repairing; real
buy; S30O-S600 cash. Open 8 "a
3; might exchange. OWNER, ia
9-7010.
NOTHING DOWN Gf-Move right
in: new 3-hedrm. brick rambler
"a baths on living level; roughed-
In plumbing in Engiish bsmt. 10
6-36ss. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
BETHEspAY; near NH and Naval
Medical Center--Split-level, Is mos
oid; large ~. rm., din. rm;, all
rm.. scpi.. 0s DoWdsi rS Da.ni t.p DsT pm
with bar, earport. wail-tc-vail car.
peting, drapes. etc; S27.05O, 4Kes
financing. other than once hours,
Mr.. Lebling, OIL. 4-0696. ROBERT
b. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250.
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BRADLEY WOODS

Nestled among tall oaks and pro-
h tsShon q h sh,uc6 .a on Y acre: 4.
Colonial: paneled library. An arehi-
teetural gem: . new kit: Ice. lovely
above-eround rec. rm, Owner leav-
ing city. Cali Mr.. DeMelman, ST
$1,000. ewes. and week ends, EN-.
5-39O3. JAMES L. DIXON d CO..
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HOUSES FoR SALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA--2-fam. hse., 2 com,
plete apts.; 3 bedrms. co.: low DIP.
S bal like or rent. s;.s liSs in one. rem
AN sn.!S h., BRICK e., I,y ~,
bsmt., OIL h.-w.h.. concrete porch
$4,000. HARIT RIM - RnA ATTY
HILLCREsT = Brick Cape Cod:
bedrooms. 2 baths, earage; attIae
s;si s oWSHR IU i. :sfcisRg 100000
HILLCREsT SECTION. nr. BTsnci
ave.--Det. brick bungalow. PivI
Ioomss 2 lces eedEmsa 50 heat
Lu. $4,000, LII. i-7i2e.
HILLCREsT-Det. brick. SIX rooms
3 large bedrms. fun bsmt. viii
IsvsI los cT in ISS%i ''e s.i
l-3100. In. 2.5e76.
By OWNEn, l5iI 2eth n. 81
ssmidetaeh. brick: 3 bedfms., Nv
rm. with fireplace. din. rm,, full
kit. ia baths. rec. fm., storm win
dows. Anchor fence. Lu. 2-3isl.
BY OWNER, mr.. Lincoln Park.
semidst brk. home. gar: ) bedrms
bath on upper level: liv. rm., din
rm.. kit. on lower level: full bsmt.
oil h.-Wh,: 81 900 cash, 500 mo
OIL. 4-O611. OIL. 2-aO7O. Walper
Nh. EASTOvER SHOPPING, III
Sachem DR., -s.e.-3-bedrm. brick
OWNER viii finance and acc. trade
OWNER WILL TRADE small com
mereiai lot on 18th 81. NV. OF
S SlssssSr op EH' t S.i AZ mouse ="
TWO CAPITOL HILL HOUSES
0eorgetown OF the future. 1maT
living. Sound Investment. Carefull,
reetored, Handsomely decorated
Open 2 10 D. Thurs. through sun.
1875 D ST. s.E.-spaeious and sra
slous fcr eatsItainlns snd fa ANIL
Iv ns ,.S Ssorm si.D s oa Wsi u os.n
carport copious closets.
iBI d ST. s.E.-clsvsF, smalie
2 bedrms; income apt, I bedrm
Both with gay living rms. and fre
ER 5offss Rri SF s! 1sslS; RALPH x
coLonED....A HOME iOr .- The ~ n,
S SssssS s:s' aI sss corner s ~ ~
jo s. tess Z L. Z. a.b ssssS.'' '' .DD'
C x. n. s.S.Ssm is sss SsF Ns sS
Just on Penna. ave.--Exeei. cond
fenced reero ~. ser. pen; Prize
Rstgis ~ syss, II. A-4S4l. oLivEl
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$12,850

Il the surprising price Of this lovely
brick rambler: spacious living room
dining rm. combination. all-electric
Kitchen with dishWasher and dis
posal. three bedrooms: storm win
doWs and doors: near transportation
CT appraised, S12,66O.
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BRICK CAPE GODS
You Can Buy
HOME AND FURNITURE
ROCKVILLE-S9.37 5

Two bedrooms. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath In better than new cond. Large
appt., Mrs. Whitehurst with SAN.
uGL Z, HoGLEY. INC, Po. 2-6i5l,
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coLoREpES600 DOWN

1875 18th ST. NE.
heat. SrieE saTsse. vacant o'n Nov. G n
in Is days. Ii. 6-7O43: ewes, RA.
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4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS: on y
acre with bic trees; full bsmt.
with reer. rm. Price. S2O,5O0.
RoRscHAcH REALTY. 11O7 W.
Broad st.. Pals Church. il. 2-37O0.
ATTORNEY-0WNER LEAVING -
ss1 below 81 sSbf.is.i :. sls.sSS.
Eour-bedrm. Cape Cod. excel. eond,
.Sssou W fenced e. y NiS s sssd. tres.
biz. BUS. and elem. school. il.
y-74g0 after $50 ON, or all
sl4.S5e-BRIcK CAPE CON. Gloss
sep. din. fm.. 8 bedrms.. full bsmt..
;;fiIsS6SSc' r'n hoRs ga Rprf ss&rft% y.
li07 " Broad st.. Falls Church.
CLUE MANOR EsTATEs
Ari. g.. on Arl. Ridge rd.. faeins
Army Navy Club. l4.1Ob 90. n.
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- Income property 2
rooms, GOOD house, located on main
street, wide frontage, 67.44b 50. It.
OF very valuable land. Exceptionally
good buy for future investment.
a: B. STANLEY, Broker. CIR. 3.
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HYBLA VALLEY 7-rm. det. brick
Cape Cod. features incl. oil h.-W.h.,
Ice. lot, paneied den, and many ex-
tras vacant: price. S16.160; only
S0b.03 per mo. after small down
payment. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K St: NV, Ma. e-0352; ewes,
LA. 6-0s26.
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AilsoedS n dsssss.d 4SedTn SIics
fenced ist suis a . .S, o'R "a: S S,ss
Appraised OF. out-of town owner
may take less. ELIJAH q. AR
Mold !Col: .; .. A. ret.). Broker.
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Near Germantown

twenty minutes from new Bureau
Of Standard and Atomic Energy
This modern home has two bedrooms.
electric kitchen. dining room, bath
and q half. basement and two-car
garage: well situated on level. two
acres: young orchard: chicken house
equipped with electric lights and
running water will accommodate 400
chickens. Gould supplement your
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. ROBERT E. LOHR
He. $4,000 TIL . PM: RA. $4,000
Our 37th Yr. Of Dependable servies
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"EDGEMOOR"

Beautiful. new Colonial: four large
bedrooms and two baths on second
hooF: FIRST floor has large living
room with marble fireplace. sep
arate dining room: extra large.
llltramodern kitchen. den. half bath.
3O-toot covered porch. basement.
beautiful recreation room with IRE
place, maids room. full bath, laun-
ary room. tWo-car attached garage
very close In: convenient to all
schools and churches. Price.
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COY NOOK!

Tn. eompast HON. VII warm the
floor: bedrooms. bath. den. and
rear porch with fenced ID. Ia
blocks TO bus. The Enos Ray School
e close by. Located IN TAkoms
This Is nr.t ' oi,.r PH y 4 1iII no;
last. Hurry, call He. 1000 nov.
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FAIkIAX-3-bedrm. frame rambler;
lge. nv. rrn.. equip. kit, part bsmt.,
storm sash, fenced rear yard. S13,s
$50. OWNER, CIR, 3.237b,
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Attractive, newly decorated, She'd
rm. rambler. Fully. equip. kit,
patio. big feneed-in yard. bordered
BY creek. Assume $500. AZ
trust. payable $06 mo-, add. finance
cant, ready to move in Drive out
70 20Q7 Qrifnth I'd. Pimmit Hills,
o. call OWNER. IA. s-31s3 for
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5 BEDROOMS

Hillcrest Heights - Lovely brick
semidet. rambler; fenced, level lot;
patio: dishwasheF. disp., frepl.. sep.
din. rm.; nr. schools. shop. bus. Air
Force oficer transferred, viii sacri-
nee. NIKE cOUoHLIN. RE. $500.
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COL0AED.io0e isth ST. 81.
S ssTs'd . F;;s "a ferns s:r' cs DSA pris:
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CONTINUED On Next Pass5
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SILVER HILL--Convenient Andrews.
suitiand. Anacostie. Large lot with
Q houses. Brick Cape Cod 3-bed-
rm.. liv. I'm, din. rm.. kitchen.
recr. rrn. House 10 rear With 3
.0"pm enc s nan ut osss O AZ
S2e,beO. Terms. OWNER. RE.
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HILLCREsT-Det. brick. ,sIx Fooml.
gnsss';s,a: H:si. ~ ISos S.m: s.r ssG
HARTMAN REALTY. NC, LU.
4-3400. Lu. 2.6e76.
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: Jun: 10000 q si. ls.n - zs q
mo: That IL ail for this s-bedIm,
owner transierred. cHIsTER XII.
Lm Realtor. ~. 6.71O0; RA
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isS ssSsS -ss Sso SSSa;d ;sttiSs I SRly
2i6O N. dls6s I'd. IA. S-o7o7..
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5HHIEo5iTiiEI ]: Only r1s sao.soaovMIEEise: :
y: ls I"- l EI SisS .: :;E 1 .S:.;
SSs sllsain ss ass oniy yr. ea. Ga;
FHA contract accepted. ron.
ecHACH REALTY, 1907 W. BroGd
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spindle and replace the washer
with a new one, which can be
purchased inexpensively.
DO-replace the faucet as
sembly. tighten the nut and
turn on the water which
will stop the leak 9 times out
of 10.
DON'T-forget that, when
this repair fails to halt the
leak. the valve seat probably
is worn and needs a refacing.
which can be done with a tool
known as a faucet redresser.
DON'T-neglect, when turn
ing the packing nut, to place
adhesive tape or some other
covering around it to prevent
marring the metal with the
wrench.
DON'T-try to get by with
the old screw at the bottom of
the spindle; using new one
with the new washer will in
sure a better and more last
ing repair.
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Here's Help
On Fixing
Fuucets

Here are a few dos an
don't's" to keep in mind when
fixing a leaky faucet:
DO-know that the first step
in the repair Of a leaky faucet
is the loosening of the packing
nut under the handle-but not
until the water has been shut
off, either under the sink OF
at the main cutoff valve.
DO-turn the faucet handle
in the same direction as though
you were turning on the water,
wich will enable the entire
faucet assembly to come loose.
DO-take off the screw and
washer at the bottom of the
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Both the homes and community at North
Springfield offer n1oximunn INABILITY attractive
ness and convenience. Here is complete COM
munity where your family can relax and grow
in O lovely atmosphere The homes have been
sited to give moxnnun light and dir and to toke
advantage Of the natural contours They all
feature large bedrooms, completely equipped
kitchens, firePoces. great deol Of closet and
storage spoee, oIl-brick construction, and large
Iondscoped lots. The community is famed for
its many Towering trees and shrubs. Shopping,
schools and churches ore but minutes away.
There is q large community swimming pool.
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DIRECTIONS: Out Shirley Highway turn of at
Edsau Road cloueredt, left to end OF EdsaH Road
then left on Back Lick Road 200 yards TO North
Springfield entrance, out Shirley Highway to
Springfield clouerledt Turn right 500 feet TO traffic
light, then right Back Lick Road I3 miles 10
North Springfield entrance and tollow signs to
furnished model homes.
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DON'T bother with the
washer at all if the leak is
coming from the sides of the
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1857

faucet rather than the opening,
in which case new packing is
needed under the packing nut.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14

Wall Street financial writer Donald suggests
day year should Day
It's purpose says, would encourage American
male efficiency money
management"
adds ut would day programs
stock mutuafu the
will retirement the condition your
estate.
Rogers points that Americans spend waking
trying to make little
how 1t best be handled the interest of their families
How working and lay definite plans
either through increasing buying
investing carefully
indeed
Too people feel that they don't
slider kind Of repeatedly
strated that the willing anayz spending
habits get ahead financially apprecabe
Another surprising thing that individuals who have built
considerable a
think will the protection their
result mans estate settled after his death
he would have wanted IT, And his family
As for Personal Affairs Day. It isn't necessary
fetal proclamation before reviewing your affairs
day spent well rgret-Bridgeport
(Neb) News Blade
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ATTEMPTS TO KILL CIVIL RIGHTS MEASURES

representatives Old South
making Their
delaying highly believe
the bill delayed the the chance of killing it
altogether.
procedure destroy the bill and by miracle it
passes nothing the
guaranteeing civil rights Of Negroes
that civil rights Negroes
guaranteed from
the beginning being amendment calling for
trial jury civil rights the chances Of evadng the
anticipated
contempt
writer many years the truth the possibility
Negro justice the
tried preudced jury that where neacial litigation is
believe impossible find twelve
white the where and when the
al conflict
inclined these white think themselves to be
DESTROYS they melting esc because Of
background impossible the white
divest himself OF prejudice overnight
grow prejudice takes time
interference dispensing justice
presuppoed in the trial 1t to be repeated that it is
doubtful trial the South where
Negro-Vhite contentious involved.
the inustces that have
inflicted Negroes prouded white jes through the
generations The hardps melted Negroes paraed by
contamination meod the whites themselves in
their dispensaton injustice Hancock Richmond Va
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Page ?, St. Paul RECORDER Friday, June IA, 1857

cent JOB that you doing keeping public informed
portant
writer has said nsnuae that there
any faacy any part statements merely wish
express my thinking wDGYs Night Beat and the
Ramsburg handled the different problem issues
think that intelligent personalities
Twin City radio nd equally broadminded
listen TO part Night Beat" almost night
the discussion involves any discrimination
always try well
is often nconvenien for beginning of
any of the program
any part refer to of the that have
EPC" Rights Commission The Housing Prob
lem" and subject might
named as they given they
meant discussed part and complete
Jim impressed as being fair with all issues
While 1 writing being discussed
Race And The Fine Arts" made it point to
pay special attention everything that said and original
opinion has not changed.
The writer
servave sources and I will differ say don't
represents that he only
bat LIND n make the discussion more controversial and TO lei rs
feel about especially
Indiana On all
obviously proNego and becomes somewhat
makes statement that
SCUM intelligent thinking
can appreciate person Jim on racial
known thousands much more than some people that
have smile for when they are on the job with us or ansacng
big behind backs will
power to keep the minonies down.
expected that people probably
which these presented
good
written spoken dynamic trans
citizens the facts gbe they
thought
my honest oponon only what written as
would magazine newspaper,
whether it be proNegro anNegro think
formation read puposely do dsserce to the Negro
brainwash citizens but to inform them
My previous with Ramsburg
Yours truly Arthur L. Cunningham 1920 ROndO Ave. ST. Paul. Min
nesOta.
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ANOTHER DEFENDER OF JIM RAMssURe

Editor The May 31s your fine newspaper carried
front David Youngs letter to the Editor
which critical of Jim Ramsburgs radio Might Beat
This letter showed of the discussed
relating the relations problem
munity a sensitvy about such discussions
should be pointed that Night Beat has several
had like John Sandstrom Shelton Granger William
Schener Wied Leland others
the field relations discuss
variety topics ranging non-discrmnaon housing
to questions concerned with inerracial marriages
each of these Ramsberg demonstrated that
seeking make the forum for controversy that will
lead a better informed public.
Theoretically least bias However
warranted conclusion Jim Rsmsburg anything associated
with racial the basis conducts Might Beat
progam-Sncerely yours A.
apOlis 4,
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w AT Oh
on fhe
p OTO M &C
By Robert G. Splvack
Anything For A Pal

Washington-Robert Anderson,
new Secretary of the Treasury-to-
be, is in hot water even before
taking office. It's all because he
tried to help out a fellow-Texan.
The man-in-need turned out to
be Sid Richardson, the multi-mil-
lionaire Texas Gilman, one OF the
richest men in America with a
net worth estimated at $500, 900,
900. Richardson was hopping mad
because the us. Army Corps of
Engineers wanted to acquire full
title and rights to some 1907
acres of land Richardson owned
at a flood control project near
Fort Worth.
Money wasn't the issue. He was
willing to let the government have
the land under an easement
rights" arrangement for 81. The
Engineers offered to buy it out
right for $4,000.
What Richardson objected to
was letting commonfolk cross his
land to fish at the Benbrook res
ervoir or hunt in the vicinity of
his property or simply picnic
around the place. He wanted and
got the reservoir as a private
Lake.
All this information was
brought out at hearings of a
House Government Operations
subcommittee, headed by Rep
Earl Chudoff Of Philadelphia.
Chudoff apparently didn't realize
what a powerful man Richardson
is supposed to be-or he wasn't
impressed. Anyhow he is one of
the few men in Congress who
dared to tackle the oil tycoon.
What Chudoff discovered was
that Richardson, never one to
deal with underlings, took the
case all the way up to the
White House and made a per
sonal complaint" TO the Presi-
dent.
The President personally inter
vened, ordered an investigation
and eventually the Corps Of En-
gineers had to reverse its land
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Soufherners Up To Old Tricks

Southern members congress civil
rights legislation southern writing Jury.
trial amendment the bill judiciary committee and as
Attorney General Herbert Browne points amounts
practical purposes TO notification plain intent
As originally drawn bill provided contempt pro.
eeedngs against civil rights vaor Such
judge without jury howl
denial OF constitutional rights cry course was
subteruge The people pleaded jury trials in
such cases oppose the civil rights bill in
1t demonstrabe impossible TO get con
Nctons in the south Southern res has argued
would be unlikely convict persons violating rights
the sous record trials OF Negroes indicates virtually
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Where To Buy The -.
RECORDER

Abel Food Market, TAI w. Central
Baldez Howell FEE s-44Os
Chatsworth Inn, Rondo and Chatsworth
Courtesy News Co. ssl wabasha St
C & C. Recreation Western & St Anthony
Dairy Home Store, $40 ROndO Av
Elliott Grocery. Milton q Rondo
Gardners Barber Shop, West Central Avon
Hunters Barber shop, Arundel q ROndo
Lincoln Food Market Mackubin & Rondo
Martins Barber shop
Martins Food Mkt $50 Carroll Az
Neumans Grocery, West Central & Arundel
Spencer Martin sSs Carroll, CA 7-4sS7
White Front Market Kent q St Anthony
Wilson Beauty shop ROndo Grotto St AIban
Western Super Market West Central q Western
withers Barber Shop, S42 Rondo
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impossible TO justice where the racial question concerned
jury piece frustrating
by souhees both houses In the
judiciary committee
absentng themselves committee meetings thus causing
quorum speeches
staling operation Altogether, it $ a sorry
This will end the matter temporary yes
but only setback. ultimately will civil rights
theory practice This a
said himself justice "pul
verified by the recoil"- Minneapolis STAR.
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How To Coll The Doctor
Y how to call the doctor ?

Do know how to call the doctor9
That sounds like a silly question.
Most would just pick the telephone call his
number and tell him to come to right
Actually there right wrong
We hadn't thought much about until the tuberculosis
helpful suggestions The idea not
for the doctor rather
to do good when do call him.
Here OF the suggestions
What do tell hm7 What does he
decide whether he should rush right
he 1t off hour when regular
rounds whether patient
First the situation does desperate you
what time is best call him Some doctors morning
when they prefer be called with
with the ailments that developed And
why do many to begin at night?l
Now have the doctor the phone What you
You don't waste his time chatting about the weather
to business Identity which member family
temperature first II is above symptoms
throat swollen glands choking location
rash Then add that
fellow illness
which might have led to have bearing
BY following this procedure help the great
est help you. The Mclean County (ky)
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PUT IT UP TO IKE-Anderson,
according to the former Deputy
Chief of Engineers, Maj. Gen.
Bernard L. Robinson, went with
him to The White House to talk
over the Richardson case.
we had a meeting with him
(Anderson)," Robinson told the
Chudoff committee, lin which he
informed me he was personally
opposed to two features of the
new land acquisition policy"
Chudoff then produced a docu-
ment drawn up by Richardson's
lawyers which happened to coin
eide almost word-for-word with
the views expressed by Anderson.
After pointing this out he also
asked the witness if he had ever
raised the point about Anderson's
Intervention in the case.
Robinson said he was 'in no
position" to raise questions about
Anderson's role. Robinson carried
the fight for the corps on his own.
Later when a new Chief of En-
gineers was appointed, Robinson
was in line for the job, but he was
passed over.
Copyright 1857, Robert
C. Spivack)
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LETTERS TO Ssf
THE EDITOR. S''
WORDS or PRAISE FROM READER DAVIS

Editor To much part Of Minneapolis
the Fosay Tower enches only the lives Of the Negro
people ali others who isinceey X Davis 62
NO, Minneapolis,
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CULVER ON nuMpHREY ON cHn Rights

Editor Section 1 Amendment Constitution
these United States The right citizens United
shall denied abridged United
My for that right is the continue the
the Editor
7h) that Senator Hubert Humphrey
millions Negroes living organza
the s5th being Repub
leans.
Republicans
creating tie 4ss-then Vice President Richard
the deciding thus deprvng
d. bottng rights fright legislation
on page 7Ol4, May Congressional Record
how find Senator Humphrey fighting President
Esenhowes fourpont rights bill going
whatever limited persuasion
their
it.
Despite the that weeks
Of the Judiciary Committee hearing civil rights opponents
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