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sPLIT-LEVEL HOMES, 81

Finest all-brick homes In city. Have
full bsmt, very lge.. ultramodern
kit. all city improvements Rolling
Ridge subdivision, adjacent to st.
Margaret's Church at Addison rd.
and Central ave. Over so sold and
occupied, CT approved, trades
taken Also de luxe brick rambler
at S15.250. Call MR.. OHGE. RE.
ESTATE III rO1no
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THE HAMLET

A lovely Colonial home with
many special features for
gracious living: mahogany
pancled library. pine-paneled
sun room, tremendous recre-
alton room 4 bedrooms. -
car earage: excellent location
among homes OF distinction.
Buy now and select your
own decorations. Call Mr..
Moulton, EN-. a-6541.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown once, EN-. 2-67i
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5419 KANSAS AVE. NV.
lad BAY ST SE

Row brick. O rms. la baths, md
floor Concrt te from porch: rec. rm.
dinette. mod. kit. Yard. gRrage: gas
h-w.h.
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SsOs Lenhsrt dr.-open daily. Is
Spacious, new split-level. -Four
bedrms.. 3 tile baths. study. recr
rn1., .2-caf garage. This is q Gus.
tom-built home. Inspect. or {
2 pm; call EN-. 2-740Q.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY PARLOR--Established bust.
ness In denbely populated colored
ne, area; fully equipped; long or
snort term lease available For de-
tails CAL RE. 7-b3l4 or write Box
l7B-Y. Star. go
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-sturdy old
arm ouse. tip-top condition
throughout: gorgeous h-acre lot,
secluded location. COW. to DOWN
town freeway. U. Of Md. Beltsville
Govt: farm: priced for quick sale
ment. w. Il. HUGHES co. AP-
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IWtNBkOOk, SIT 300: GOOD term,
--Attrac. Cape Cod with driveway
and fenced I'd; 3 bedrms.. liz. nm.
with irepl., dinette and kit. stove,
reigr. and washer incl: walk Ia
BUS. school. shopping and pool
DONALD z. YOUNRIN, Reaitor.
10 4-S092
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kENWOOD RAMBLER-Very few
one-fioor homes have been built In
this most distinguished community
This one is SO interesting and at
tractlve, we are offefing II before
completion You now may choose
your own decor. Wonderfully bis
wooded land. = blocks from the
club, includes bedrooms and 4
baths, plus q large den. The main
living level and the gear garage
are perfectly level with the street.
S57 500. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. ID
7-l4il: evenings, HA. 1.342l
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BETHESDA close in--Immaculate
brick Colonial Level handicapped
lot, separate din rm. mod kitchen,
powder rm.. screened porch. 3 lge.
bedrms, on End Priced In low
eos. shown BY appcintment only
LER. Realtor-Builder. 5022 Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA pleas
Ing brk. and asbestos 3-bedrm,
Colonial You viii like the ige.
rms, sep. din. rm.. cor. location and
convenient Priced at Si3950. Open
till dark. out New Hampshire
avenue. right on East-West hwy,
left on 18th ave TO 5000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

WILL ACCEPT late-model car. house
house. Call UN, 4-39l0.
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REDWOOD
$43,50O

This very pretty home in the hear
Of MONTGOMERY County's best resi-,
Dental section; 3 bedrooms, Z
baths, study, step-down livini
room, breakfast room. lavatory
recreation room. screened porch
2-car garaee. To inspect call JAMES
z. 6CHWAB, EN-. 2-5600. ewes. OIL
-llO9 or OIL i-7RNa
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LANGLEY PARK AREA--3-bedTm.
brick rambler with full bsmt. and
tile kit. Ice corner lot with on
street parking. Approved Tor SIS
$50. Oh terms or assume high
loan. PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES.
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COLORED VET
$3.50 CASH-GI
S66 MO.-Sl26 600


CoLoRED VET
$3.50 CASH-GI
$66 MO.-$12,600
Thrt s-bedroom brick with garage,
basement, gas h.-w.h.: lust deco
rated; Mr.: Nichols. Ma, s-2s33; ewes
OIL. 4-20-,i
Colored-Upper NV.
7l6 Quackenbos st., lovely semide
rec. I'M, gas .leat. Priced for quick
sale. Ii 6-7043: ewes, LA, 6-65f2
WILL0uGHBY REAL ESTATE co
coLoRED-VACANT
5419 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Row brick. 9 rms, la baths, md
floor Concrete from porch: rec. rm.
dinette, mod. kit. Yard. g&rage; gas
h.-w.h.
1914 BAY ST. Sc.
Row brick. q rms, Q kits. glass
yard.
1706 D ST. Sc.
Row brick. 8 rms: concrete front
porch. Yard. garage: porches: oil
h -w.h.
All MISSOURI AVE. NV.
Row brick. rms Ice. yard: sas
h.-w.h. Porches.
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SILVER sPRING-Very attractive,
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: lse. living
den. kit. with breakfast nook and
rec. rm. and "a bath in bsmt. (;
storm windows and doors: mr..
transp. and all schools incl. st.
Miehaels. Only SlB.950. See ROB-
ERT GRAY a. CO., 016 Ellsworth
dr. III k-R1O0
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ROCKVILLE - 4-bedrm., 2-baif
brand-neW split level with finished
FLA financing Call Mr.. Bolhagen
~. $500 ewes. 2. W. 3ERENs
SALES ISC III 7.7T00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

PoToMACL.lM aeIss % rosm eyer
brick rambler. sep. din. rm.. bsmt. !;
$40. 500. KORzENpORFER, Real
for M AQ11I sfit q
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ROCKVILLE, 1907 de Beck dr.
Bedrm, and BATH on LIST a :, bed.
rms, bath upstairs; firepl., bsmt.,
gar,; only SIPS per mo Also . 2
bedrm.. home at 705 Gall ave-,
Rockville; only soc per mo
poolesville o10..
IN ARL.--Lge. center-hah Colonial
} Ice. be1rms. and bath up. . bath
on LIST =. Sep. din. rm.. eating
shop and transp. $14- per M
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lUsEs BY HUGHEs-Handy man

special Redecorate yourself and
save real money. Excellent 4-bed-
nm Cape Cod; full bsmt. Only
Sl0.50O. Worth, much more when
cleaned up. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP. 7-l40n I'll . pm.
ADAMS SUGGESTS = Mr.. Balto.-
Wash. Freewav; 3-bedrm. brick,
,ike-new; din rm., nice kit. full
osm,. with rec, rm;. and bar: fenced
ctr and bus; Sl3.a50. to vets or
non-Nets. Attn NSA personnel.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. Realtor. UN.
4-1l43.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.
s.7 xENIA ST. Sc.

Beautiful condition; 3-bedrm. brk
Living rIn., dining rm. and kitchen
on LIST d.. full psmt.: level lot Mr.
@ Hazza. TIE. 6-2430. MARSHALL
J MAPLE CO. AID. 4-2015.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = SI4.500
Iyo-oedrn;., full bSmt., detached
brick with built-ln garage. front
porch: huge lot; block TO stores
and transportation. Newly decorated
Sl1 6O0--congress HeiRhts-Two.
hecrm and full bsmt brick: nict
yard II inspect. call JOHN l.
SHELTON Realtor. 10. 2-2On0
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SUITLAND
$50 DOWN PAYMENT!

And move into this lovely semidet.
3-bedrm; home Sll5 per mo. CALL
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ROCKVILLE bedrms.. full bsmt.
rs Sstns si ssp DIN as I'M SCI. perch
y SPENCER. INC. Rca'tor, Pc. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

Row brick, 9 rms: concrete from
porch. Yard. garage; porches: OF
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ROCKVILLE-GI. $500 down. 30,
bedroom. brick-and-frame rambler
full bsmt.. finished re-. rm.. firepl.
home. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN 4
SON HA. .7-725O, VIII 6-3172 OF
OIL. 4-7244,
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SITS DOWN PAYMENT! I |!
Will buy this lovely semidet. 3-bed
rnl. brick with gas heat and lge
yard: Sis per mo.
SEAT PLEASANT
$50 DOWN PAYMENT! /! |!
Places you In this 2-bedrm. semidet
brick home: $3.50 per mo.
TAKOMA
SIS DOWN PAYMENT ! |!
And And move into this lovely 3.bsdTm
lot; Sl35 per mo.
CALL Me s-3S35 It'll, q PM.
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tcont.I HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont. J

CHEVY CHASE AREA-Reu brick;
bedroom. bath and den on 1st n
room, screened porch. dining room
modern kitchen. Upstairs. 2 bed.
rooms. bath. storage. Attractive
bsmt. has "a bath: built-in garage;
large lot; $4,000. Mrs. WOlfor !
With } NOBLE BoAZ. OIL. 2-7500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

amen. U. PARK-LarTe brk. Colo
NAL with slate roof; small den and
Law. on LIST a.; 5 TWIN-SIzE bed
rms, baths on End n; out.oi;
bar; huge storage attic. built-in
garage: level fenced lot with trees
Convenient for all the best public,
parochial and private schools and
Spring Valley shopping. S2h ,1b0.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI, 7-I4ll;
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SILVER SPRING--Location cen.
venient is The Keynote Of this
beautiful brick Colonial in Wood
side Forest Hot-water heat; 3 bed
rms. baths. living rm., dining
rm. and kitchen are all large;
screened porch, garage. lee. loi
with trees, Priced S24 $50. HOL-
MEAD. Realtor. JU. $4,000 I'll
pm.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

4-bedrm. rambler, custom built
TrepIs r rse r Gomple esr s az kiI pr,c,
S46.500. See and Judge ASK Mr.
FORWARD" JU. 9-l303, or cal
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FRED EHRLICH

All MISSOURI AVE. NV.
Row brick. rms Ice. yard: ga,
h.-w.h. Porches.
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SILVER SPRING. 22-ft. concrete
porch-Three- bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt.: large all-elec. kit.
nuilt-ln china closet and corniees
deadend street; SCI 800. JU. s-367s
SILVER SPRING. SlO.000-cute 2
i Hsd5% ,a pa@D EM olgss mod cd, k k
2-823I. BERENH, JR.. co
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HOUSES FOR sALr-MD.
BETHESDA'S
BEST BUYS

Nl6.7b0; mr.. NH; 3-bedrm., Ia
bath brk. rambler: bsmt.: lge. cleo
kitchen seats 5; charming stone
firepl.; excel. cond. Assume Ice.
AZ loan. Mr.. elem. school.
S23.g90-New 4-bedrm. split
level: ga baths, 25-ft. rec. nm,
firepl., carport. G-E kitchen.
4 bedrms. on j level. ~ baths,
carport. rec. area. tremendous rms.
l7-ft. kit. 24-ft. liv. rm., l7-ft
' oTHER EXCELLENT BUYS
CALL OIL. 4-14I5 TIL o PM.
Bethesda Realty
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woODMOoR ARrH-T0yslv m,

CHAHM PEkSONIFIED-Spa Cape
Cod on over "a acre in Wheaton
area: lEe. liv. rm. with stone firepl.
rms. and bath on I'd A., garage
h.-v. heat. A. j. KESSINGER a
CO, JU. 9-4544
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Editor Sonnesyn Writes On His
Experience With xxx


Minneapolis Tribune doing magnificent job in
pubcizing depicabe
organizations world
We accident the original
Khan head, w. C Stephenson
We had direct with the Khan when originally started
We that time city editor small daily in
Michigan Because eligible become member of the
group attend of the meetings
We turned invitation that extended
We against its principles 1t seemed nonsensca them
and just nonsensca today to have throw robe
he feels hide identity Although
did attend the meetings knew the identity of prac
cay every member 1t belief that should
be member organization when ashamed
your connection group
The right any belong church she peases,
member constitu
person responsible national
respect Him to
judgement determining which
superior Norwegian parents
proud heritage might
particular coong became
a human being.
When the color line mentioned can't help thinking about
outstanding T Washington Jack
Johnson the and
admit have the friendship modern
Cecil Newman and Both them colored We can't
the theory that Jewish that
Gentle respect admire him of the best
Jewish what other
but will shun because Of his religion
naturally right member the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Lessons OF The Beck Case

organized labor charges and situation ds
Veoped by the Beck case by suggesting crooene in
business ana industry That's absolutely the charge that
e ons OF loyal trade unonists money thew nav
In dues msused N' WY pay
10 be sure there has considerable testimony in the
hearings TO Indicate that few business and industry
ohnVed in alleged irregularities officials but II ia ar
nct TO tell from the whether such
O"eeh heek and his henchmen generally or wiling
Organized labor has nothing ashamed OF because its record
" handling OF funds OF its members uniformly good II "a
V natural that in that movement others there win always
DC some leaders who succumb common 10 the human
eg Ihose who and get caught naturally get more pu
% uose who honestly the OF their Offices
through the years. ~
oo are now really big business and handle millions
VI o"'S IL Is only natural that would enpt SOM,
" members who are present all other area,
OF american life Unions will have same safeguards IN dis
courage dishonesty by those who funds as does IN,
banks The business firms and then there will bc tbo
VINO WI" surrender to the temptation easy money with
union tuldS Just as there are deb,ulting bankers
Inc heek case is really opportunity the Organized labor
movement TO take good critical itself and set I'M gr,rt
% ana safeguards TO prevent such things rs arr
"lesed 10 have occurred in the Beck
inns WI" require that the enlightened leaders in the trade
union movements join with the and such labor personal
iueS as George Mesny and Walter Reuher In Kidding the movement
OF those elements who brought discri IN ors,
labor ' ~ ''eN'A'u
IN e eahume Is important trade union
movement has brought countless blessings not only 10 the o
~ out 10 e ee enterprise country something that
most labor unoneaers and critics forget mention
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

The Immediately following the pro-
Of the disabilities population
lives The movement nudged along particularly
higher education
evolutionary
the Supreme Courts ancusve desegregaon
country year the
effectP How does the balance
We distinguish gain great liability
der areae belt Of extending Wilmington
Baltimore to Missouri Arkansas
has been to hasten the evolutionary especially
areas Desegregaton accepted
effect has been to hold back rather than
Practical school virtually
for certain cities there
total breakdown
evident nowhere the spirit
ton between white and Negro leaders right
the line from the leaders to the humbes
relations between the not education postwar
luonary process which had
ties farther north somehow bring
soenng of the hard lines great
tragic loss to be chaked the Supreme
sun
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR.
MRS. GALE REPLIES TO MRS. pRncsARD

Editor should like reply submitted Pat
Pnchard which appeared Spokesman May the
Minneapolis meeting April High
ask Pnchard says you jantors
However hardly Prtchard
this statement Of
should like try three
mnuteswth holding watch-to identify herself tell
qualified school board explain
philosophy quite somehow
my this statement unexplained sincerely apologize.
Specifically, referring part janors
employees together with the teachers candidates
they the Central Union And
employees good endorsement by the
the anitors deal
their salaries and who control their
conditions All labor people know that there collective
the people sit both sides the bargaining
table
liberal and have sympathy with the labor
believe that all workers jantors school
jantor receive
think members Of the Central Labor Union
antors building greater
Minneapolis
and have much right and should have
responsibility the selection school board members
employees people who attended that PTA council
meeting their colleagues the
Independent Petersen Miller apparently most
the meeting understood what meant at
SchooYours truly, NInnehaha
Parkway, May rs, 1851
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
More Anti U. S. Riots Expected

The ant-American dsquetng but
than that Signs what
nation in the world and the lagesse
natural target for the
whom the whole family likes money
hope to get but whom
their Jealousy over his good fortune.
Added 10 this dangerous worldwide reputation for
being racial and color bgots
most vocal portion (plus few nohemes
forwarding, TO the detriment country.
America for years darker races OF the
world represented something better higher
colonies the land OF Washington
democracy to the uncommtted millions black and
red people until the Soviet began weakness
our rectal caste system and the
Negroes and other racial and religious country
Our relations with the when
we go abroad attributable the early training nationals
Tor attitude which many schools and in the
homes Is difficult to shed are stationed
In nonwte countries breaks types conduct OBJ
uous to and thoroughly Objectionable the nationals
other nations
Sooner or later II through American
whites who unusually hckheaded race prob
lem that the Chinese other going
trust nation where portion about and
practice white supremacy"
The nonhies OF the may far advanced as we
are teehnoogcay but they know
and they do not trust who practice when their
own economy Is being from the same
people
As much az regret IT, our u racial
caste system as well advertised at home
ably assisted by the Russian going be the
root OF many more anh-Ameriean riots in Africa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
lnfegrution's Progress

Three the Supreme
relations When banned public
asked that the speed" Progress
has been deliberate speedy.
But 1t has been substantial deep
its traditional pattern segregation yielding
outposts Missouri Kentucky Maryland Virginia many
their big cities and school districts
OF Importance atmosphere inevtabty that now
perVades the South Souhene fighting
but privately recognize the passing only
hope is posponement
The three years have ugly Incidents
provoked by the Courts decision But they
to the patience shown by Negroes generally
OF the great majority Of white people North
Changing the social pattern in the Gus
toms of everyday life That being speed
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

good subscriber the
day. him, our
yearly wrapped up you it,
shngest being
a state that boasts real anglers.
reprint page ago
Minneapolis TRIBUNE photo Sam with record catch Of
Hughes only
yearly gift subscription
years you pleasant things
this getting thoughtful
Outdoor writers credit him the angler
yet conquered tendency
a doing years
especially after long days work driving home past the time
when with normal jobs do How without
accident only Providence
the other day release from the Mercury
division of the Ford Motor Co. which hints keeping
while driving especially long distances
1t recommended such tricks
Chewing a big wad of gum "a whole pack at a time).
Singing loudly (the voice, better result).
Kicking your right gas pedal
stimulate you.
Sitting something for a while a magazine
Keeping rowing instead of looking straight ahead
mi fter mil
Looking in he mir every few seconds.
In home town Memorial Day long known Decoration
Day youth
when the entire family out to the
cemetery plant departed relatives
expedition cemetery
outing properly respectful the
forebea but had wandering around
looking enough reading inscriptions
on the ornate tombstones.
wealthy intrigued
We told mother Decoration Day
graveyards the
fine omb n fashion years ago.
Today great great modest regular
resting
In our hometown often we had to visit more than cemetery
graves family different burial
grounds
Decoration Day Memorial Day.
outing with hundreds American flags
small remind the of the which
honor the Union dead who fought under Abe LnconCEN
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

Editor The daily inferred that politics
into school board meetings this justly placed
so-caed independent
dates and of their supporters circulating hoods
that brought the superintendent
The daily also printed several editorials disappearing
taking things proper
the school board meeting
formation the
guilty pressur-
the superintendent he should be publicly
very fairly any pressure
board president.
II the soaled independent candidates. endorsed the
the board unjusty
they right
Yours truly ReinhOd Richter 1907 N
apoIis, Minnesota, May 25 1857.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
All The News Must Be Printed

Is 1t no longer true that should print BY
what right does the editor newspaper good
community By special dspenaton can
an editor withhold home the town can
take IT,"
would not in the least mpugn good any pub
Usher or editor who might temporarily withhold he
thought he had sufficient that many
publishers editors good must
bears examination.
Readers expect that thew
viii be happens Merchants adver-
se have right to think that they advertising newspaper
Subscribers and advertisers
which admittedly would print only and at what
time that papers ivory thought expedent for
them to
Immediate publishing allows democratic processes
to work quickly wisdom OF the
Bulletin.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Tagging Culture Is A Purt

OF Wh'eh Negro
ambition TO achieve There question the child devotion.
basic values as result OF his relations parents his school his
euch ana other Key persons and environment
Inc ways by which the family and others
close to him earn their living limited Negro child gets
very narrow picture OF the occupatona attitudes to-
wards work are influenced by The
work experiences OF the majority parents have been
wardng They have become by stereotype that de-
utude ard work ~
Consequently most Negro young people receive any real
Lester Granger
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Those Who Fail To Reply

Our Minneapolis branch the doing an impoant
job for the community questioning Minneapolis candidates for
Puphe oee ANY candidate who does reply
honestly inspired to learn the views of the
lec to the city elections the pport NJ
members in the coming election
Inc NACP QUESTIONABLE plain uncompicated In
se'e Just wanted TO know II the seek To run the
as OF the city Of Minneapolis for the or
against open occupancy which way of saving the free
dom OF citizen to acquire sell property without
based color Dr. creed
Candidates who feel responsibility 20 ON record on this
ISSUE uo no. deserve The votes OF the forward thinking people
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

GOldwater, who only a few days
earlier, said the President had
run-out on his 1856 campaign
pledges, this time rose TO Ike's
defense. That was a rare spec
tacIe.
Morse didn't seem too disturbed
He not only refused to apologize
but said he saw no difference be-
tween Beck's misuse Of the union
funds and the Administrations
quick SOS, 900 900 tax write-off to
Idaho Power.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
THANKS FROM HALLE @. BROWN

Editor want to thank for your participation the
at the 2sh annual meeting and introduction
support
prepare this meeting indeed superb.
We received compliments
that the credit this
capacity make it such
The publicity following the meeting excellent greatly
appreciated by the board and saVey truly
director Halle Community
Mimi. 81 1857.
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ADAMS SAYS EproRIAl EAIR 8 no. rHE poINr

Editor Thank for editorial May "a 1857 1t fair
the The socaed independent candidates and
supporters circulating
had been bringing the superintendent 1t seemed
very fohrghy stated
directed him by meFank Adams president Mime
apOls Education May