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PIANOS, very special Brand. new
small homes and apartments
Don't miss KITS gigantic AN
NIVERSARY sale OF f1ne quality
pianos, Law away now for Christ
mas KITS, 1880 q 1t, NV"
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Rooms FURNIsHED-M.E.

sGLE, RM., refined; 36-46 yr. old
qulet lady for lovely home: refs.
EXCHANGED. WA. 7-67iG,
COLORRD---FURNIsHED hall rm,
Woman preferred, - week.
IL, 7-T676.
COLORED - FREEZER MOTHER
with infant child care included
Reasonable rates. Ii. T.7O7o
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ssS .55.sY cIene ials s r isthi 0e ADti
IA. 7-l567. ia. 7-5606
ADULTs-Special price Tor Armed
Forces personnel; newly decorated
20 salt; open hTeplaces, gardens
and pknG.: reduction for partial
management; refs. required Apps.
through Sun. only. Call AID.
2-19I0. z 70 10 pm.
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ROOMS WANTED

NV. SECTION. mr.. Catholic church
--Attractively furn gentleman.
reasonable. CO. 5-3SSS.
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eolored, experienced and capable
Of taking responsibility, who Is
willing 70 spend winter and early
spring IN New Orleans. Small
adult family, pleasant working
conditions. good pay. Would con-
slider married couple or : women
friends or relatives Phone no.
a-H1AS gnr auuofrtrnart
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FORESTER ST. s.W.-Mod. i
bedrm duplex; eompl redee.: COW.
shops. schools. tTansp.. S70.l6
fnel utiik II 4-if00
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AIRS. fURNIsHED-vA.

acknowledgements. SIS 70
$50 SO Call TIE $3.50 between
10 q m. and o pm.
ARL.--B edrm.. liy. rm, din. kit,
b., above avg. utils. excep. cleo:
COW: sos. IA. 2-Isg0. IA. 5-4625.
ARL.- Il bedrm-. Hy. rm.. lge. kit,
bath: 500 mo-, incl. all utils.
Cal IA. 1890.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

ELDERLY MAN in Good
health wants room. board ara
small care in NV. d. c Give
Box 15S-M. Star. so
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IconrlNutpI

BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents Of
home or apt; cash, We do moving,
stofagei reas. rates, IA. e.2g37
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE

PIANOS EOR RENT. with option
10 buy. from 80 monthly up. plus
cost OF hnuline, ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 1918 7th 81. NV,
I'm the block above the library
RANCH. Kenmore, coal. wood and
gas, less than 2 years oids 500
OF best OFFER 20, i.03Bl.
PERPETRATORS. used, SO 80
up, credit guar. del ACME STOVE.
1911 7th a. NV. MA. 6-Hpb2
AUTHORIZATIONS, some freezer
tops: REIN. SO up; i.yf. guar.
also washers. dryers FREDER
lcks, 1905 lath S., ia. $4,000;
Refrigerator Close-Out
a Must q ssII sntlrs stCet h., Of w new
InsheuBe Hotpoint Gibson and
Gre 'ey refrieefatofa All refrlHera-
tors In cartons mes and h-vear
guarantee. We also have q special
group o. new slightly damaged re-
trlgerators, RANGES washers and
dryerg at low, low prices. No rea-
sonAbls ofier refused. open eves
STANDARD TIRE A BATTERY 90
1 9th and n Sta ME- Ill 1.NONg
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE silyerware, jewelry, any
condition. D, X MII.EsToNE.
l4as Wisconsin ave, NO, f-0300:
APPLIANCES, GOOD USED FtiRN.
refgrs.. TV stoves Cash and i'm.
SIC. FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 2io
18th st. Sc, IL, 6.0bSb.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
FARM AND GARDEN

PONY. welsh. extremely gentle.
riding ana pulling No dealers:
ehildren's pet. UN. 4-23eO.
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AIRS, fURNIsRED--0 c,

= QUIET GIRLS. 18th and spr,nE
linens " uniIm tS ph. S SSt RAJ S s-aiSs
1870 EMERSON ST. Nieely
furn bright, cheerful, l-bedrm
apti 3rd A.. pvt suitable for
girlS or couple; SEQ wk. or SId
mo all utils and washer in
ss lpdsd Call after pm RIA
1900 GEORGIA AvE.-Bedrm., liy
rm., dinette,. kit. and .yath; all
or $ adults. Call RIA. h-5377,
500 end ST Sc Basement apt
: rooms, private bath, nicely furn
$50. Adults, II, 4-4.36.
GEORGETOWN eliEhtful, decor
lge. Nv. I'm, : bedrms,, lge. clos
cts, bkshlyes., Garden: utils. $3.50.
NO T-Sal0 AID 2-dl04
CALVERT ST. NV, 1855, mr.
Shoreham Hotel--Efiic or l-bed.
rm, apt, eley, bldg, See janitor
1915 COLUMBIA RD. N,w.-Efic
and ! bedrm. avail, S75 and up,
utlis. incl. DU 7.6O03.
GEORGETowN, e46i p ST. NV
l-bedrm, apt, overlooks Rock
ff afSl: Sis. H Ndaits. decor and
wei. sissp and hssps. i rms IS VIZ
up ll0l 18th NV, pl 1-1ssS
e-BRDRM. APT, nicely furn con;
Nenlently loo. NV. ReaS rent. Cal
LA. 0-sS4a or AID, S-s2a9.
CAPITOL lIILL---charmingly furn,
split level ! hedrm. din area
closets, DI. 7-4T60, ii. $4,000. /
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GUARANTEED ! YRAR


GUARANTEED YEAR
sss sot az sLy XVI ka.s ur Ebl .c.S57s
GENERATORS. eTARTERs, 81 90
up, Lee. assnrt electric motor re-
Rslfs ISL ~ CAVITY, lUub ifth
GROCERY ftxTuREs--Retgf. S-ft
dairy case, h-ft. ffOxen food case
swo S,s. nEsnlsssss ssfi f aa shelns
GUITAR, electric; ampllfers Kay
slAD or beat oifer; UN. f-O4tO,
GUN, MAuHRR
1853 auto, pistol excel. cond., $50
RA. 0.1fhB after y.
GUNs--Rlfles. hand guns. ammo
and ACCESSORIES Many haFd q
get and fascinating items for sun
hnoh huntefn, shooters and col.
lectore. VI OLD HUNTER 900 8
snasls. ys s kI At ne Jgy'rh Alex
HEATERS. ranEes, stoves: new
sfotE IOii eth NV ma s.sphs
lRONER. electric. Norgei IN good
condition. white enameli $40. OIL
0.bfe3 after $3.50.
MOTORS REPAiRED. EXCHANGED,
on most sizes, while YOU wait,
lowest prices; parking. ELECTRIC
ave. nv, AID. s-io00'
MOVIE PROTECTOR, ! nm. and
eereeni excel, cond ] $50 viii
threw In camera, AID, a-asb3.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Up nos OF durins October. on
desks, nies. chairs, smoking stands
tables. clothes racks. lamps. etc
5000 90 Y OF items 70 choose
from. Ma. s.1sat. 1921 Z 81 NV
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Lincplns, sale or rent EARL
AECK-LANDRuM. i02a cathedral.
Balto., MI. 5-e5ii.
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HUGO WORCH
Piano Co.
925 G ST NV.
Ma. 8-0423
PiAN0s-Army Navy. Air Pofse
and Marine personnel. Govern
ment and District employees car
save real money on ali kinds OF
instruments at the PIANO MARI.
1913 9TH 81 nv, Over 100
spinsts, consoles, erands and up
rights 70 choose from. easy terms.
81. $4,000 PIANO MART, 1918
7th 81. NV. Tin the mock above
the library. Open Thurs. ewes
PIANO--Besut. chiekerinr: small
concert grand: antique model
1915. entirely rebuilt and top re-
finished GOOD action, nice tone;
only 5000; can week DAYS. ? to
PIANO-Betsy Ross spinet. blond
mahogany. 4SS. no. 2-6565.
P1ANOs-Used uprights from SOS
up; new spinets. 1895 recondi-
toned apartment upriehts. seas
$4,000. PIANO MART, I0i5 I'm
81. NV. lin the block above the
nbrary.l
PIANOs-Final days KITS Figan-
tic ANNIVERSARY sale Save from
20S 70 ace on new pianos. from
regular stock. used pianos and
rental returns Pay only SIS down
balance IN 3 years KITS. 1890
O ST. nv, RE. 1-62l2.
PIANOS-We have a few real val
ues In used spinets and consoles.
such makes as Fischer, Estey
knabe, Steinway, Story A CLARK.
Winter oulbransen. Wurlitzer and
Baldwin Aerosonie. Phone ST. 81
'p e; '9 ON oPES '' TRURs S' sy rs
PIANOs--Fali sale. real reductions.
Ice selection spinets and consoles
new. mr. samples and return from
1 Estey, Fisher and many others.
Ions, easy terms. kits ALEX
ANDRIA STORE. e82I Mt. YER
| non ave. Alex, Va. Omen ewes
Park At door
PIANO. rebuilt player. Smartiy
styled. in a new, durable nnish,
especially suited for rec. rms ex-
] eeptlOnal value at sfe5, ineluding
| bench and local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. i1Os q ST. NV {.
I DI. 7-Sf64
PIANO. reconditloned upright; ex-
eel. cond, sos. WA. 7-l00O.
PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used
spinets, consoles, Rrands and up.
I rights at moderate rates from
| ~ monthly up with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S
FOUR STORES Corner 18th and
O SITS. NV. ,Phone ST. 3-nlOOl (:
bl0g Lee highway, Arlington
tPhons IKE. s.5Q10); g33s oeorgia
ave, Silver Spring Phone JU. r.
| l1O5l. 24tb Princess Anne street ,
Frederleksburg Phone Essex b
7f72l. Pull selection AZ all stores
silver Spring and Arlington stores
open EVENINGS,
PIANOS--JoRDAN's branch stores
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale and
rent. Plenty Of parking space In
/ mont OF each store, n332 GEORGIA
ave, Silver Spring. 5laN Lee high
way, Arlington: 2fib Princess
Anne St. Fredericksburg. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores are
open evenings
PIANOS = Knabe, steinWay and
other hne grand pianos In new
condition. Qreatly reduced. Final
week Of KITS .sigantic ANN.
reserves III Christmas. KfTTs,
1890 O At, NV, RE, 7-62la
PIANOS, very special Brand new
Wurlitzer pianos, 1888. Ideal for
] small homes and apartments
Don't miss KITS gigantic AN
| NlVERSARY sale OF fne quality
! pianos, Law away now for Christ
! mas KITS, 1890 q 81. NV,
RE. 7-12l2
Wide selection Of recon
/ dltioned uprights. smartlv styled.
/ In a new durable finish, especially
| suited for recreation rooms pianos
/ fully guaranteed, and fine values
for beginnInR students; Sinh ND,
Including local delivery CAMP
nj 9-0AaA
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closets. new kitchen: ali utili-
ties ineluded: excellent location;
n block from public transp. SIS.
See reHident manaReT Ant Ia
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mo. kE. b-JIdf aIttt o.oU PM.
CONVENIENT TO Fl. BELvOIR--
Attrac. bed-iiy. rnn., kit. and bath:
$50 mo-, incl, utils. CIR 3-4574.
so. ARL.-2 bedrms., iiy. rm, sep.
din. Ym., kit. and bath; close 70
Pentsgon and d. c. utils incl.
or. 4-63s9.
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PIANOS =. knabe, NteInWay and
other hne grand pianos In new
condition. Greatly reduced. Final
week q . KITS sigantIe ANN:
reserves 'tI CHRISTMAS KITS.
la3O q Al. NV, RE. 7-goin
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

hNrIQUEs-Palr Of brass French
other items Phone for apt AD
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sITUATIoMs-WoMEN

APT, RES, MGR.-Exper. refined
widow win manage Sm, bldg IN
exch. bedrm apt. or lge, bids
Wlsm. sal Box 171-M, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE care Of
mother and infant. willing 70
cook. Avail. Nov. 10. OIL. g-seSB.
tOLORED WOMAN f265. married,
desires work ~ waitress, 4 yrs
@epef.; or on-the-iob training -aG
clerk, yrs. college. LU. 2.0n6b.
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PIlNOs--wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights, .smartly styled.
In a new durable flnish. especially
suited for recreation rooms; pianos
fully guaranteed, and fine values
ior BEGINNING studentsi Se2 Up
BELL MUSIC Co. iios q 81. NV.
DI, 7-6l04,
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R00Ms uMFuRMIsMED

iOss 18th ST. NV. mr.. Maynower
Hotei-LRe room and private
bath, COW downtown loe. Key
at 1912 18th 81. NV Dl. 1880,
weekdays.
COLORED-ia0. 9th ST. N.w.-3
unfufnished rooms: also unfur-
niahed -bedrm. apt. sos.
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HELP-poMEsTIe

CHILD CARR--Need white lady,
iive-in, care for children Room
board. salary. Call VII. 6-3i5i
After $40 pm
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

aII0 18th ST. Nicely fur
nished single room. near bath
free phone. S35. RIA, 3-31Sl.
2fas y N.W.-Lge bsmt. studio
Fm RefRr.. grill. TV. shower, foam
mattTeSx. Sa-Sfg TX 9.GG33
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eooe KLrNGnE ma N.w.--Attrac
transp., pvt. home. AID. 4.i.86.
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COOK, INV. 1--we IN or star
nights: experienced, local refer.
enees. on Sunday. Thursday aftei
breakfast SALARY SIS to start
Ap A-a0gT
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-D. G.

2sOI QUE ST. s.E.-2 rms. de
nette. kit. and bath; $40. utils.
furn. KEY az Ell Que, Apt 20l
3e00 18Th ST. Sc rms. d.
nette, kit. and bath: $50 so. Key
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ooK-H0UsEWORKER White d

COOK-GHW. - white or eolored
Live in preferably Must be expef
with refs. OF every sun. and
every Thurs after breakfast. Wo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Chester II. Jones OF Columbus.
o.. will become community pro-
gram secretary OF the West Cen
trail Branch OF the Minneapolis
YMCA July l. according TO an
announcement recently made by
Ray Norman Of the YMCA.
Mr.. Jones received his Bachelor
Of Science degree in social admin
istration In June this year from
the University Of Ohio. While at
tending the University, he served
as assistant boys work secretary
OF the Columbus YMCA.
He was a member Of the United
States air force from 1851 to
1854. stationed in Korea and
japan. In 1858 he was promoted
TO chief clerk Of Always COM
munications service detachment
in japan.
In his new position. Mr.. Jones
succeeds william Beck who re-
Gently transferred to the position
Of program secretary and camp
director OF the Fargo. North Da-
kota YMCA.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Promoted To 1t. Col:
Col. Robert r.
Amos Refires
After 20 Years

Col. Robert r. Amos. Supply
and Logistics officer of the u. s.
Army Military District head.
quarters, 1905 West Lake St, re-
tired June 30th after having serv-
cd more than 20 years OF faithful
and honorable military service.
Col Amos, native OF West
Point, Mississippi, has served as
the staff Supply and Logistics
Officers for the U, S. Army and
it's reserve components in Mime
sofa since July 1854. Prior TO this
assignment here, he was the Sup
ply Officers of the Fourth Infan-
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try Division in Frankfurt Ger
many for a period Of three years.
Col. Amos began his military
career by enlisting as a private In
April 1897, and completed his bas-
is training at Fort BenninR. Ca.
He qualified for entrance at the
Officers Candidate School, Fort
Benning, and after completion re-
ceived his commission as a second
lieutenant in the U. s. Army on
July Ord, 1912.
He has risen through the ranks
TO the grade Of Lt-Col. served
overseas during World War II and
during the occupation and in the
United States, as Supply Officer
Evacuation Officer and R.O.TC.
Instructor.
Among the many awards. cita-
tons and decorations he has re-
ceiyed Is the Bronze Star Medal
for service with the 93rd Infantry
Division during the Asiatic-Pa-
cihc Campaign. World War H.
The Col. his wife Althea and
their son, Gerald. age six, cur
rently residing at 1900 Lasalle
Ave, Minneapolis, plan to spend
the next six weeks touring the
northern part Of the mid-western
states and visiting friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
EISENHOWER Halls
NAACP FOR ITS AID TO
NATIONAL COMMUNITY

Detroit, June 30-"As you have
helped by word and deed-to
bring substance 10 the prin-
ciple that all men are created
equal and an men should take an
esual share In the responsibilities
Of government you have con
tributed to the national commun-
ity," President Eisenhower said
in a telegram OF greetings to the
isth annual NAACP convention
which closed here today.
The Presidents message ex-
tended congratulations and best
wishes for a memorable conven-
ton"
Apparently the President does
not share the opinion OF Southern
White Citizens Councils that the
NAACP is controlled by the Com
m1nists!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
NAACP Turns On Democrats
Vows To Beck Liberals
OF Both Political Parties

Detroit amp -- A vow 70
back liberals Of both parties was
promised by the NAACP here last
week in the opening OF its 4sth
annual convention as the civil
rights group blamed Southern
Democrats for losing much Of the
Negro Democratic vote in both
the North and South.
The civil rights group said in
its annual report that southern
opposition TO racial desegregation
has caused Negroes in both the
North and South ito sour" on the
Democratic party. At the same
time. the NAACP stated It would
not turn entirely to Republican
party. but would support liberal
Of both parties.
The equality group also boasted
a 10000 increase In membership In
1855 over the 1855 figure.
Negroes in the North and
South indicated by their vote last
November that they were losing
patience with the dominance of
the Southern wing over the Demo
cratic party" the report stated.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

dent; A. f. Pullam Of Kansas
City treasurer; John Williams Of
Des Moines, Iowa, secretary and
William Roberts Of Kansas City.
inner guard.
Other officers elected to serve
are Scott Mardis Of Waterloo, Ia,
auditor; Willie Vaughn Of Des
Moines, tyler; Douglass Gregg Of
Kansas City, three year trustee;
p. L. Adkins Of Omaha, Nebr.,
two year trustee; and DR.. Charles
Moore Of Kansas City, one year
trustee.
Auxiliary Elects
The Auxiliary elected officers
are: Mrs. Arretta NJ. Butler Of
Sioux City, Iowa, president; Mrs.
Anna Bailey of Kansas City. first
vce-president; Mrs. Mariana
McFadden of Omaha, Nebr., sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Zereta
Brooks Of St Louis, chaplain:
Mrs. Nicola Downing of Mercer,
Mo, financial secretary; Mrs. Es-
telle Wills Of st. Louis. treasurer;
and Mrs. Harriet TrosPer Of
Sioux City, Iowa. recording sec
rotary.
Other elected officers are: Mrs.
Anna B. Driver Of Tulsa, Okla,
conductress; Mrs. Blanche Davis
Of Wichita Kans., assistant con-
ductress, Mrs Classic Brown Of
Sioux City, Iowa, gate keeper.
The trustees elected to serve
are Mrs. Polly NJ. Kirkpatrick Of
Oklahoma City Okla, chairman;
Mrs. Cassie Rose Murren of Oma-
ha, Nebr., three years; Mrs. Opal
Woods Of Tulsa, okla, two years;
Mrs. Helen Floyd Bright of Kan
sas City, one year, and Mrs. Mable
Harris of st. Paul, one year.
Working with Arts and Crafts
as chairman win be Mrs. Lenora
Gentry Of Oklahoma City, okla,
and as secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Callie Banks Of Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Mable Moore Of Kansas
City is an honorary member Of
the auxiliary. Charter members Of
the auxiliary are Mrs. Nicola
Downing, Mrs. Ozeat Spotzer and
Mrs. Arletta Kelly.
Hawkeye Lodge No. 100 and
Rose Temple No. 80 in Des Moines
Iowa. will host the Midwest Elks
conventions in 1858.
Hosts to this years meeting here
was Heart Of America Lodge No
l49 and the Heart of America
Temple No. 100. Reuben Warren
praised the two organization for
playing such excellent hosts to the
convention.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Grand Moster In
Officiol Visit To
Mill City Lodges
BY Paul l.. Wood

Anchor Hilyard Lodge No. 2
and Palestine Lodge No. 7, in
joint communication, were hosts
10 the official visit TO District No.
OF Grand Master John r. Law
renee and his cabinet Of the
Prince Hall Masonic Grand Lodge
Of Minnesota and Jurisdiction,
Saturday, June 20, 1857. in Min
neapolis
Grand Lecturer La Percelle
Greene traced the history OF supr-
ious masonry, and presented
methods Of combating the
growth Of such masonry.
The Grand Master commended
the lodges Of the district and
thanked them for their assistance
in the entertainment OF the Con-
ference Of Prince Hall Grand
Masters Of America last May 20
10 %.
Following the introduction Of
the Grand Masters cabinet, brief
remarks were heard from past
grand masters Samuel Ransom
and Lawrence Tarver, district
Deputy grand master Clarence
Smith. worshipful masters Samuel
Mitchell, Paul Wood and John
Cyrus, OF Anchor Hilyard No. 2,
Perfect Ashlar No. and Pales-
tine No 7, respectively, and grand
senior warden, A. b.. Wright, |
Chairman Of the Temple Building |
Committee Of District No. 2, who |
outlined plans for the cornerstone |
laying ceremonies Of the Temple
building Sunday, July IA. at which
the Grand Master Lawrence wiz |
officiate.
The grand master announced |
that he and his cabinet. would
make his official visit TO Doric
Lodge No 3. in Duluth, Minnesota
Monday, July 8. |
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the close Of the communi-
cation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Cornerstone Laying
Minneapolis Masonic
Temple On July IA

The cornerstone laying Of the
Prince Hall Masonic Temple,
1892 Fourth Av. s., Minneapo-
lis will be held Sunday after
noon, July II, at 4 p. m.
Announcement Of the date,
time and place was made this
week by w. d. McAdams,
president Of the temple associa-
ton. Masonic grand lodge Of
ficials, civic figures and others
will take part in the corner
stone laying program.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

man, Savannah Hammonds ST..
Savannah Hammonds Jr., Palmer
jackson, Donald Callander, Hanes
3. Horris. La Mari Roberts.
Thomas /. Jenkins. Beverly Ro-
Land. Theodore Jones, Thomas
Perdue. Dan McAdams, Wilson
Bailey. Wesley Lyle. Henry Lewis.
Arthur Van Booker, Ambrose
Booker. Fred Pierce. Thomas
Jones and Clarence w. Smith.
On, yes, there were two other
members Of the mems day com
mittee who were ladies! They
were the two accompanies, Mrs.
Deloris Webb and Mrs. Dorothy
Sims, the organist. Just can't get
along without the ladies, one lady
was heard 10 say
women's Day at the church win
be on July rs.
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The next question was:
1000 1000 1000

In most instances, those giving
qualified answers say they believe
there should be no religious bar
ricr In the housing market-but
they DO not have the same attitude
toward racial discrimination
CITY residents are a little more
likely TO say housing applicants
should not" be able 10 obtain
housing where they want IL. than
are small town or farm residents.
Last March, a Minnesota Poll
survey found an almost even d.
vision Of opinion in the state "a
per cent approval, AZ per cent dis
on the question OF mix
ed white and Negro residential
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ed that more OF the high school
students who use Wheauey facili-
ties were not In the group which
applied for the scholarships,
Requirements for the awards
are that students keep certain
high level OF scholarship and indi-
cate desire to further their edu-
cation.
Members OF the scholarship
committee are Miss Esther Sher-
wood, chairman, Fred Hadley,
Miss Katharine Parsons, Cecil
Newman and Mrs, Elizabeth Hall,
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Six Minneapolis students re-
ceived Phyllis Wheatley scholar
ships this year, Miss Esther
Sherwood, chairman of the newly
formed settlement scholarships
committee announced this week.
-Four Of the winners are pictured
above.
The awards went to Patrick
Donald Donahue, 21O3 Lyndale N,
a North high graduate who will
attend the University Of Mime
sofa Duluth branch and Virginia
Hayes, 1907 East 21st St, South
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when a girl looks at a guy and
says, % brotherF, you can be sure
he Isn't.-Ima Washout

birthday Greetings" n regular
weekly feature In this paper has n
host Of readers. Many n person Is
surprised by birthday cards which
originate from the reading Of this
popular feature by some friend.
See that We get your birthday In
this column!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

OF executive secretary Of the st.
Paul Urban League
Mr.. Cooper has served as acting
secretary OF this Red Feather
Agency since the tragic auto ac-
cident involving Thomas Tai
ley, former League executive on
June q, 1856.
Mr. Talley is currently conval-
escing at the veterans hospital
end in the home Of his parents in
Buffalo, ". Y. and Is expected TO
come TO St Paul later this sum-
mer.
Mr.. Cooper's permanent con-
firmation 10 this position was
made effective July /, 1857.