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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

a technical study as has been pl
On May 81, the District Zon-
ing Commission will open public
hearings on the revision report
submitted after two years OF
study and embittered contro.
versy. 1t proposes new standards
and coming classifications fol
every parcel Of private land in
Washington.
The business community has
launched an about drive To
scuttle the report. at least in it;
present form. Opponents con-
tend its rigid restrictions would
destroy property values and dis
courage new construction.
Blast Opposition
The planning commission. in
a blast at the opposition. said
it agreed that such specific is
sues as off-street parking space
requirements in the central bust
ness district "can and should be
resolved at this time"
But it declared that general
objections masking opposition to
any coming should not be given
further consideration"
Noting that the heaviest OBJ
iections relate to downtown zon-
ing. it said the future of Wash
ington's central area depends
on what is done about provision
81 mass transportation facilities,
construction of the inner loop
expressway. off-street parking
and. above all. agreeing and act
ing upon some new large-scale
developments to give downtown
Washington a new focus"
officials said there was no dis
senting vote on the commission
statement, but that Brig. Gen.
Thomas A. Lane. Engineer Com
missioner, abstained since he is
chairman of the Zoning Com
mission which must act on the
report. After the hearings, the
Zoning Commission will have the
power to invoke new coming re-
gulations having the force OF
law.
In General Accord"
The planners said some Of
their zoning recommendation
had been accepted by Mr.. Lewis
in his final draft of the revision
They said they 60 along with
his "non-acceptance Of certain
others in a spirit of compromise
and the desire to get on with
the job" They made 1t plain,
however. that the final report il
in general accord" with Their
comprehensive plan for city
development.
In their only specific reference
to coming standards. the plan.
ners urged no increase in pres.
ent building heights. They also
however. called for legislation
as follow-up to new coming to
require the gradual elimination
of property uses that do not
conform to coming.
On other matters. the plan.
ners:
/. Heard vigorous but mixed
reactions from citizen and con.
servation groups to proposals fol
new parkways and expressway.
along the Potomac River in the
District and Maryland.
Backs Housing Site
2. Recommended approval Of
the boundary sites Of a proposed
new l74-unit. walk-up apart
ment public housing project or
Morton street NV. Just east Of
Georgia avenue and south Of
Park road. 1t would involve re-
moving about 80 existing row.
house dwelling units. described
as "a sub-standard group" sur
rounded by good residential and
commercial structures.
3. Deferred action until their
June meeting on a request from
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
to approve a northern connec-
ton to Hillandale road for the
Little Falls Branch parkway in
Bethesda. The Maryland group
yesterday awarded q contract to
build the parkway between
/
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D. c. Traffic Accidents
Rise to 383 for Week

Metropolitan police tailed 383
accidents during the week end
ing last Sunday-up 38 from the
week before and including the
2lst traffic fatality Of the year.
The 81 dead compare with 26
for the same date last year.
Pedestrian fatalities to date total
IA. down one from the same date
last yeai.
The most accident prone street
Of the week was Fourteenth
fsreet. from the highway brides
10 Sheridan street NV. where
70 accidents occurred.
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Associated Harvard
Clubs continue their conven-
ton at the Mayfiower Hotel.
In the 10th day Of a IL
day council and board meet
ing. the League of Women
Voters Of the United States
is headquartered at the VIII
lard Hotel.
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Planners Ask Adoption
Of Lewis Zoning Report
Hearings Stort Moy n on Proposals
Now Strongly Opposed by Business
BY GEORGE BEVERIDGE

The National Capital Planning Commission yesterday urged
adoption without further delay the sweeping revision of
trict coming proposed by conultant Harold M Lewis
The planners position taken in strong statement which
commended the Lewis revision highly competent
technical study has been prepared American city,
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Apple Fiesta
Ended by Boil
For Processes
BY CARL IRVING
Star staff Correspondent

WINCHESTER, Va, May A.
The princesses' ball last night
concluded the crowded and COL
orful 30th annual Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival. The
two-day celebration. held in
mild, fair weather, drew crowds
exceeding previous records and
approaching a quarter of a mil
lion. festival officials said.
The visitors, who had been
streaming into this community
from other parts of the Valley
and elsewhere since Wednesday
began to pull out last night. But
police were still working to un-
jam traffic this morning.
The main street here was roped
of yesterday and lined with con-
cession stands. It was damned
with celebrants throughout the
day. The sidewalks we're stacked
with spectators from curb to wall
when the grand parade got
under way. only little behind
schedule.
More than scores Of bands, drill
units. groups Of majorettes and
floats steadily followed the lead
ers. the grey clad regimental
band from Virginia Military In
stitute.
Cagney as Marshal
James Cagney, movie actor and
grand marshal, came soon after.
followed by the festival queen,
Miss Anne Denise Doughty Itch
borne Of Winchester, England.
Other officials in the parade in
cluded A. E. S. Stephens. Lieu
tenant Governor of Virginia:
Claude B., Smalts. jr.. Mayor Of
Winchester. and Wendell H.
Ford, president of the United
States Junior Chamber OF Com
merce.
Majorettes, float loads Of
gowned maids and princesses
drew applause. But a group
of girls in bathing suits. reclin-
ing on a motor boat. on a float
sponsored by the Colonial Beach
(Va) Ski Club. received the most
attention. 1t received second
prize in its division.
3N-Hour Parade
A three-sectional float which
told of st. George and the Drag
on before a castle, sponsored
by the Kiwanis Club Of Win
chester. won first prize in the
communities-organizations divi-
sion. for professionally designed
floats.
The parade. which lasted more
than 3l2 hours, included IS
bands and 81 floats. Oficials
said more than so units applica-
tons to participate had to be
reelected this year.
Earlier in the day. Beatrice
Ann Ragland. an 18-year-old
brunette from Schuyler. Va, won
the title of Miss Shenandoah VAL
ley. in competition with II other
girls from valley communities.
Miss Ragland won a weeks
trip to Lake Worth, Fla. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe L. Ragland and a senior
at Nelson County High School.
Warehouse for Crowd
Runnersup we're Kay Lou Nc
Clanahan, 10, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul w. McClanahan
of Stephens City and senior
at James Wood High School,
and Nancy Roper. 10, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rope of
Ransom, w. Va. a senior at
Charles Town High School.
A capacity crowd attended the
repeat performance yesterday Of
the elaborate pageant presented
by 1900 Handley High School
students on the school steps and
esplanada.
A ball hOnoring the college
princesses who escorted the fes-
tival queen concluded the cele-
bration. The dance was held in
q decorated warehouse instead
Of in the armory. TO accommo-
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to himself out Of court as merely
q guinea pig in the case. was
arrested in February. The de-
PENDANT appealed after he was
found guilty and fined $40 by
County Court Judge Paul D.
Brown.
The defense attorney said he
will appeal the case.
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PARKWAY FORD
PARKWAY FORD

FORD SO convert; Fordo. r. and
b. Wv tires; Styletone rel and
black top, gf ilns
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MERCURY 1850: new white- wall
tires and battery. r. and H.: very
Eooo ccnd.; S425 lor best offer. lAP.
-1-34Q1. -.
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FORD 81 Ranch Wagon VS. station
beautiful light blue finish; best
buy, only S1,3p5. Safety tested
Tor your protection, 30-day written
warranty. PAUL BROS tOLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott st. NV. KE.
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AUroMoslLrs FOR SALE

HUDSON 1858 Super WASP 2-dr.
immPcuiate inside and out Our
price. $40: Sl25 down. BILL MO-
dQRS, 5OlO Wis. ave. NV. WO
HUDSON 1858 Hornet 4-dr.: green
and white: hydra. r. and h.: ST.
1916. NASH ARLINGTON. 2Oi5 N
Moore ST., under Rambler sign
Rossly END Key Bridge. Open ewes.
HUDSON 1919 4-dr. sedan; r. and
n. new tires and battery: 500.
MA. s-377l, ext. 607.
IMPERIAL. 1856 southampton hard
top conv:: beaut. turquoise and ivory
ivory leather interior; full power
windows and seats: has best town
and country radio with rear speak
er; WV. nylon tires. Lists for over
$4,000; full sale price, 5000. Will
accept clean late-model trade:
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
WAsHINGTON's LARGEST
.CHRYELER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
400 GEORGIA Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
IMPF.-,IAL '55 4-door; fully equip.
wheels; low mileage; only So 0aS.
Wheeler, ChrySler-P Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, AVE. EN- 2-l020
ISETTA '57 Model 2-seater runa-
bout 90 miles per gallon OF gas;
uD, to so miles per hour. Delivered
price, x99b. Bank Financing. CON-
TINENTAL MOTORS, LTD, Au-
thorized Foreign Car Dealer. 1901
Z l; ave. me-, CO. b-S122. Open
JAGUAR xKl40MC date $50 COW
coupe 5000 NIL: $500. 10.
JEEP SO 2-wheel dr.; only $500
exceiI con ss Eek sas0. kE s1i s.as spares
JEEPsTER 1913; black; needs top
s $3.50. mS 81 4 fsspsassTi best ofier over
KAIsER 1851 De ]; 4.dr. :: and h.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis ave ave-
nv. Wo $4,000.
KAISER SO Manhattan 4-door; q
tone green and ivory. radio. heater,
HYDRA; reas. priced at only 1928.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-900l Open It'll $3.50
LA SALE 80: good running condi-
ton. Z, and h.. new tires. Call To-
LINCOLN 1857 hardtop Premier:
QUO NIL new: S4.75O: service guar
antee in effect; must sell CT
LINCOLN 81. Premiere, hardtop
coupe. alpine white. full leather
brakes, extremely low mileage, con-
siderable saving at S4.995.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
LINCOLN 1919 4-dr. sedan: black:
WV. tires. seat covers. r. and h
R HydHa ARsENdsTToesNl a SEN S $ssS
St., under Rambler sign. Rosslyn
end Key Bridge. Open ewes.
LINCOLN AZ Continental coupe:
$685.. CIR. 3-4776.
LINCOLN 80 4-dr.: hydra, Z. q b.,
good tires. S105.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 N ST. NV. Re. 3-2204
MAYFLOWER "Triumph" $50 2-door
sedan: excellent condition; sale
price, S597. MANHATTAN AUTO,
INC. tESt. lBl4l. NOW D locations
fc- Iriperted and American cars
9TH at r SITS. NV. Open TO B.
Hobars .-1UUp.
MERCURY 1854 Monterey 9-pass.
sta. wag.; Mercomatic. r. and h.,
Wv. tires; sos dn.: 90-day 1000
warranty. AUTO DISCOUNT CORP.
lbl0 Rhode Island ave. ne, CO. B.
SPA.
MERCEDES-BENZ J0U 81 1855:
perfect condition; red. black leath-
er; $4,000. ia. 2-712l.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE


CHRYsLER 81 4-dr. sedan, 500
Immac. FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221
Connecticut.
CHRYSLER 1862 windsor de luxe;
r. and h.. auto. trans. turn signals:
orig. gray finish; new seat covers
sold and kcrviced by US since new
New,car condition; S595. ANA
and Good Hope I'd. Sc, LII. 4-2333
cHRYsLER IMPERIAL 1856 South.
turquoise and ivory finish with
matching turquoise and ivory leath-
er interior. full power equipment,
incl. steering. brakes. windows and
seats; has best town and country
radio with rear speaker: Wv. .nylon
price, S3,995. VIII accept clean,
late model trade.
POVAT. MOTOpC TNN
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MERCURY SO Montclair hardtop
r.. and h.. Mercomatic. red and
white with matching interior; pvt.
nffer VIII R-ArRn
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FORD '55 Fairlane convert; r. and
n. Fordomatic; Wv. tires; 2-tone
blue; Sl,695
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FORD "a VS. station wagon; Fordo.
matte, :. and b.: 2-tone nm: sl9t
n an; g22TS4y 1909 e0.%y warranty. AUTO
hi Island ave-. nc. eoe 6. S-sSsl2 Rhode
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CHEVROLET 80 convertible: s6s5;
mus rIs.S sell "a pOT Td ssliddsss1r and h.
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LINCOLN 81, Premiere, hardtop
coupe. alpine white, full leather
upholstery, power steering and
brakes, extremely low mileage, con-
siderable saving at S4,995.
Suburban. No IiI1o1 Oyrlc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

LINCOLN 1857 hardtop Premier
800 mi; new: S4.750; service guar.
sntee, in effect: must sell CT
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AUToMosllss FOR SALE

FORD $50 eonyert:nle; 225-hp.
| Fortunate. 7. and h.. G. sig, back
up lights. WV. tires. etc. 1000 mi.
$3.50. Private owner. RE. 5-737h
FORD 80 Customline "s" Fordor.
company Official car. fully equip. /:
very few miles only one in stock:
ispectai todav ST 7fl5
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LINCOLN I949 4-dr. sedan: black;
R Rzdna FISH a sIPd Il S SSSs
ST.. under Rambler sign. Rosslyn
end KEY Bridge Omen ewes
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Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave.
Sil. Spg.. Nd JU. 9-45O0
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HUDSON 1858 Super Wasp 2-dr.
immaculate inside and out. Our
price. $40: Sl25 down. BILL MO-
TORS, 900 Wis. ave. NV. WO
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CHEVROLET 1852 convertible; spar.
kling Nj ,i-green finish with new
khaki-tan top. radio. heater, white
wall tires. May he taken TO your
mechanic for approval. trade or
term TOtai nricp SSQh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

KAISER SO Manhattan 4-doof; 2.
SSns green en-. and dive ivory. radio heater
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9001 Open It'll 9:3C
LA SALE 80; good running condi-
ton. Z. and h.. new tires. Call 10
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FORD 1884 custom =s" Fofdor;
beautiful .2-tone white and powder
blue finish: good tires, r. and h.
new plastic seat covers: low mile
aNGcosTTfiA. 1 chrysier Plymouth tS
18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

KAISER 1851 de /. 4-dr.: r. and h
BELL MOTORS. SOLO w Wis. oI ave-
nv. WO. $4,000.
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CHEVROLET '55. "2IO''. 2-dr. sedan,
exceptionally clean car and had
only one owner. TODAY'S BEST
BUY c. NJ c. GUARANTEE,
!S1,.95. CONJUNCTION MOTOR CO
1901 Wisconsin ave., Bethesda,
Md. OIL. 2-92OO.
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- S asaS 49, $500. 1890 81, ~

FORD 1853 VS. Ranch WAGON: 2
tone blue, heater. overdrive. out
standing in appearance and eond.
S1 liz tnogoArIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

JEEPSTER 1913; black; needs top
and motor repair; best offer over
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DODGE '55 VS. station wagon; q
tone: r. and h.. premium Wv. tires;
new-car cond.: $296 dn.; 00-day
1905 warranty. AUTO DISCOUNT
CORP. 1910 Rhode Island ave. ne.
CO. 6-0214.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

rul NORTHUMBERLAND rlS q LlA1RGEST
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
MERCURY 1856 Montclair hardtop
coupe. black and white: fully equip
ped, power steering, power brakes;
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY
CHRYSLER '53 4-dr. New Yorker de-
luxe; original 3-tone blue finish;
fluid toruue transmission. radio,
heater: power Steering: power gin
dows.. A ONE-OWNER VALUE
G.: M G. GUARANTEE SLAB.
CONVICTION MOTOR CO.. 5301
WinsSeoonnsin ave, Bethesda. Nd. OIL.
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FORD SO Country Squire 9-pass.
new-c a eond,; very low mi; $49t
S fa oeGGSay coRp VarFss1n 1875 k kSTc
Island ave. me-, CO. 5-S214.
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AUTO FAIR. INC.

BIB New York Ave. NV. DI. 7-573s
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel AIR 4-dr. Sc.
aan eaui Up, v ssSel As sond 10y
tone paint; 81 .595. SO. 6-606g.
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FORD 1855 VS. Fairlaue Victoria
ha-dtop convert: sharp 2-tone An
lish with matching leather Interior
equipped with Fordomatic, radio ano
heater, power package, Wv. tires:
Ike new. Full price only SI.645
lEQn Nnonra .rffh &TAE
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEv. so de luxe 2-dr.: r.. h.. excel
cond. and appear; Wv. tires. A
buy. S29S. terms. 1897 Pa. ave. Sc.
27s
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JEEP 80 2-wheel dr.; only 2.S0l
miles, rear rear seat z extra spares
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FORD $50 English 4-dr. Consul.
( 10000 miles. Rebored, new clutch,
new battery. new tires. Perfect
condition; $495. WA. 5-S594.
FORD SO Victoria; Fordomatic. :.
and h., Wv. tires, beautiful Style
tone blue and white; S2,195. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash. s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 11l4 Vermont ave. NV.
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CADILLAC 81 epe.; fully equip,
orig, color. Az: 600 a. M: prac. new
tires. $3.50. KE. 6-S993 :
CADILLAC 1856 e Dorado converti-
lsble. white finish. black top; power
steering, brakes and windows. Con-
tinental wheel; S5,495.
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FORD 1858 VS. Custom Fordor; @
tone red and white finish, r. and h
overdrive. Wv. tires. very sharp
perfect condition. guaranteed
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3O3o NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-eao4
FORD '53 6-eylinder Fordor. radio
heater, seat covers turn signals: blue
written I ausrantes snIA rSi0A' SoZo'
! TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. !. Ave. NE. DE. 2.o3O2
FORD 80 Fairlane Victoria. auto.
H.. rs.y; tires, etc. Guaranteed.
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EDMONDS Ford J

1908 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
cHRysI Err SIS windsor de lux,
Newport hit; r. and h.. Powerfiyte
power steering, brakes and rack
2stone blue; shows best Of care
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.:W. Hwy. cat Ga. Aye.l
Sil. Spg, Md. JU. 0-450(
CHRYsLER 'b4 N. Y. De luxe sedan
auto. transtn., power steering wir,
csss trsd. aH Bank NM ME HSS 4
THOMPSON. chrys.-Ply. Dlrs.
5227 wis, ave. OF, 2-26ib.
cnHy 4 49, ,SSs sARATooA VI: !s
s :a!'ii$! l. sSts: "a :Isa. e: e:
ave. In. V5t-ssiS." oPPkiSA ssfThN,pEz9f..
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1917 N Moore G., ArI., Va.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR ALICE CURRY

Services for Mrs. Alice o. Curry
of SIS w. Central Av., St. Paul,
who died Friday, January %, were
held at 2 p. m. Monday January
2S, at the Brooks Funeral
Chapel. Rev A. Lewis Williams,
pastor of st. James AME church
officiated, assisted by Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr., pastor of Pilgrim Bap-
fist church.
Mrs. Curry was born in st. Paul
and had lived her entire life in the
Twin Cities. She had been i'll for
the past seven years.
She was baptized in the Baptist
faith as a child and after her mar
riage, joined the Methodist church
with her husband.
Surviving are four sisters, Mrs.
Eleanora Sayles and Mrs. Leola
Rawlings of st. Paul, Mrs.
Gladys Hughes and Mrs. Florence
Jackson of Minneapolis and a
number of nieces and nephews.
Burial was in Oakland ceme-
terry with Brooks Funeral Home
in charge of arrangements.
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MORRIS ooLDBERc DIES
WAS BUSINESS ASSOCIATE
or CHESTER w. oDEN

Morris Goldberg, III Goodrich
Av, died Tuesday Jan. ., at Miller
hospital.
Mr. Goldberg was in the bail
bond business and was a business
associate OF Chester w. oden OF
Roadbuddy's Barbecue and the
Square Deal Liquor Store.
As such he was well known In
the Negro community Of st. Paul.
Mr., oden was grief stricken at
Mr.. Goldberg's death and praised
him as a man who was "intensly
interested in doing good and help
Ing people"
Funeral services for Mr.. Cold
berg were held Thursday at
Aaron's Funeral Home.
He Is survived by his widow
Sophie, son and daughter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01

pastor Of ST. James AME church
officiated.
Mrs Landers was born in ST.
Paul and was the daughter Of the
late George and Martha Lowe.
pioneer residents OF st. Paul. She
had lived in Minneapolis since
1927.
She was a member of Border
Methodist church and planned to
become member Of the Hen
nepin Ave Methodist church, She
was member Of the Reyes Club,
an auxiliary OF Border Methodist
church, and a member and chap.
lain OF Minnehaha Temple No
100 Daughter EllSs and a member
OF the Past Daughter Rulers Coun-
ell IBPEOW.
Minnehaha Temple No. 1919
Daughter Ellts held its service
Monday night, January 2s, at s
p. m,
Survivors include her husband.
COMFY Landers, Minneapolis: three
sisters, Miss Bessie Jackson, Min
neapolis, Mrs Carrie Mcwatt. St
Paul and Mrs Brightie Mead Of
Los Angeles and one brother, Ar
thur Lowe, Los Angeles: three
ncphcws and three nieces.
Burial was In Crystal Lake
cemetery,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01
IKE TURNS MINISTERS
REQUEST OVER TO
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Washington (ANP) -- Prest-
dent Eisenhower has turned the
request Of Negro leaders Of the
South 10 come to the area over to
the Justice Department for study.
The question of whether he in
tended to respond TO the plea for
a personal visit or some express
sion on racial violence there was
raised at the Chief Executives
first press conference in his sec
ond administration and the first
he has held in more than two
months.
The President said he knew Of
the request and then turned to
White House Press Secretary
James Hagerty for a whispered
consultation before answering that
sherman Adams, assistant to the
President, had sent the request
on to the Justice Department.
Negro ministers meeting at At
lanta had asked that either the
President come or that he send
Vice President Nixon 10 make a
first hand investigation OF the sit
uation and then report on il.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-01
Twin City
PHBRIM BAPTIST

Gods Tomorrow and Youth
was the subject Of DR.. Floyd Mas
sew Jr.'s sermon at the morning
worship service on Sunday, jan
uary "a, the beginning OF Youth
Week. Morning prayer was gwen
by Deacon N. J. Hunter and music
was by the Senior Choir and the
Gospel Chorus.
Miss Paula Wood told the Chill
drens Story TO an enthusiastic
group Of youngsters.
II was noted that the sick list
includes Mother Diggs, the Mines.
Rosiana Henderson, Susan Beasley
and Miss Elsie Stone. Trustee
James Murray was reported i'm
proved and Mrs. Daisy Johnson
was able to return to church. Miss
Elsie Stone is still a patient at
Ancker hospital.
Registered visitors introduced
and welcomed by Deacon G. S.
Anderson were Hurston Piphns,
Mrs. Pleasetta Bradley, Mrs.
Tommie Warfield Of Chicago, Ill,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lyle of Min
neapolis.
Congratulations were extended
to DR.. Massey who is the first Ne
gro to be elected the chairman
of the Conference of the State
Pastors Convention to be held at
Hennepin Avenue Methodist
Church, Minneapolis in January Of
1858.
Mrs. Albert Davis expressed her
appreciation to the pastor and
members for kindnesses during her
recent illness.
The Youth Day Service was
held at 8 p. m. with Arthur Hill
presiding.
Following doxology, dedicatory
prayer was given by Trustee
Jesse Smith.