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MANOR COUNTRY CLUE - Pour
Ice. bedrms.. 3 baths, huge liV.
rm' with stone fireplace: Gli-eiee.
kitchen. cedar storage nm, den
and study: ultramodern. In beau
tiful country setting; vacant. S36.-
800. Call Mr.. GILL. VIII. 6-9Ose.
MONTC. HILLs-Beautiiul Will
liamsburg style home with center
ball, lge. Hy. I'm. with firepl..
family-size din. rm., 2 immense
bedrms. and nursery; side porch,
full bSmt., det. garage; 150-ft.
deep lot with shade trees. S17,-
$50. a, , KEssNoER a co.
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FohisfviILK
Assume lee. OF loan on a-hfdrm
ramhlefi mod. hit. full hamt
Possession Aal o.,
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NOLAN, salona Village-3-hedrm.
ramoler' 2 baths. large liv.-din.
T rn,: lit, large utiL play I'm; /:
SSEiswRs5 'V %Hr RTlsn'i ReEEALrToaRc. n IA.
$4,000, IL. o-46f3.
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OWN HOUSE, FALLS CHURCH

TOWN HOUSE, FALLS CHURCH
Colonial bTiek-and-frame, with 3
bedrooms. paneled den. full base
ment. IN baths. q 36-ft. living
room dining room combination
and JOY OF Joys. q 27-ft. bedroom
with its own fireplace. Priced at
s26.5O0. Shown 81 appointment.
Cal JE. 2-2620 JOSEPH W.
SEAY CO. Il3 West Broad Street,
Fails Church. virEinia,
SMALL INVESTORS OPP0RfU-
EITY-Here is q 2-family home,
In excellent location convenient
to everything. Assume huge OF
loan on both houses, one already
rented. occupy the other. only
81. 300 dOtp on each; monthly
and Insurance ARFAX REALTY,
INC. u $4,000.
SIS, 0Oo--LoVeiy acre estate with
privacy and seclhsion; near .
spr1rxneld. Va. Z ffnS, with wall
to-wtil eerpeting. gayfeD. va4ing
POOL. patio. garden tdNs. OWNER,
CONTINUED On Next Passl
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50NN. Avn. FsTATRa; sses down,

10 sssstl,nai;nais ehsrsss nov. 1 niski
n DETACHED. % |. bedroom ran.
To- $50; svss'. 10 S-0i0s'
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Brief fs@Sisr. lSxai hv. rm'.
ssSrns.. ~ Ssths SiI scr ma Srs aq.:
U Ssss sss SSsS ' sc '::..isssgr' lot
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k ls1,hIss. hiSiiESy ..S PICK ,,
h ns@Sl'I Zee. Psiis.d 0i Taz. 's sa66
Ss ne S Can n assume sa1s sss aas
AZ, se0.4D mo. Mr.. RAMSEY.
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Bic sTisE, TY SsdTn. .Er b. SssSI saIii.
rms t excel s sond EmI p0s nps h g,
ESTATE, Mr.. o'Bryan, Jul s.
el5l. JU. o-OObO.
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NEW coNTEMPORARY RAMB.

III n. kIhKWOOD kD.--De-
tached building made into .
lovely apts,; 2 iurn, ! uniurn..
all occupied: cony. 70 everything;
only. q. VI, WARNS. Iis 8.
Royal st. Alex, Va. XII. 9-l0s4.
noon % 5 pm.
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CHEyERLY AREA = Slate roof,
liy. rm. with wood burning fire.
XII. with De luxe eiee. range.
basement; nice lot, FHA APP
praised, S17,75Q; 30-ysar loan
II desired, Prince GEORGES
REALTY co. UN. 4-1160, WA.
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ALKxs Brsdeosk Hts; alF-eond. 3.
full bsmt,, built-in earage: slp,-
ahu, PHA on cow XII. o-aO2O
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
gcoNIlaugDl

FALLS CHURCH. aouah woodisy =
~ oWNkN, equipped. a.befTm /.
eentef-hhh rnmhiet NJ ttorta,
sshool sgf' siAsso' $3.50 On.
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Is &C.. i e .es e: 'S 1as.D .h S;d .SSp
R risi tss nE ohlg sE hU ans pay ,I pas,
oil hot-wateF heat; priced foI
quick sale TO settle estate. cal
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SILVER SPRING - Spacious ram
bier, completely aforementioned I:
lust the home for hot summer: 3
twin-sised bedrms., 2 tiled baths,
all-elec. kit, lovely patio and
yard. Priced 10 sell at S24. $50.
CHESTER KELLER, WOODMOOR
AGENCY, CORP, JU. b-7100. 0
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hone in sassIispi community, con,
venient 10. Andrews and Census
near schools. shops and trAnspor.
tatiqni = yeart old. Fenced
shaded lot large screened porch
Immeqlate possession, Call Mrs.
AL atlas 81 REAfsTTyS CO. % IT. S-'SoS
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POTOMAC. MD,-Liks new brick
bedrooms. 2 baths. all electric
Potomac once, EN- 5-l3i3.
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ARL.i 3 BEDRMs., DENI sI2 800
An older frame home in excel
lent cond.; large rooms: wonder
fully convenient TO ali schools,
transp. and Clarendon shopping;
nice level lot, beautiful trees /:
$1,000 down. approx. 500 per
month may buyl FRANK 9. PHIL
LIPS LIPS NC J RSessdltor. IA. 7-so12;
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FALLS CHURCH; OF ioan--3-bed :
dssd. .ei .t si7,sOooi . JR 4 2aSsoi9
FALLS CHURCH hREA--3-bedrm
Colonial, on half acre; S15,6OO.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. Call
NV. $4,000. DIRECTIONS: 81
DoRwood Lane. Prom bank corner
In Pals Church. out Route Z, 3iz
mules, "a blk. beyond flashing gel
low light. turn right on 70 Dog
wood lane.
FALLS CHURCH; owNER-3-bed-
I'm. brick rambler: liy. I'm. with
nm. with hrepi, 81 300 On. ana
SIZE mo-: p1.ti. No agents. IL.
FALLS OHURCH-Mliitary trans
fer forces sale Of 3-bedrm, Co
$1,000 IN. takes ever 4iSs. mort.
gage ct S95 per mo-, incl. All.
Call OWNER, RE. $500. Ext.
6l3s day OF night.
FALLS cHURCH-4-b.f. redwood
frame. bsn1t., rec. rm, earpoft,
disposal: stove: rstErs washer
81 sr'; so6T . sSas; io aA; saas si 100 q
consider small down. JE' 3-ss3e.
FALLs CHURCH = Charming s.
bedrn. brk. .rsmbieF, on hilltop.
In lovely peighborhood. Liv. rn.
with hrepl., din, ell, eonpl. equip
XII; Teder.. immed. oecup. Only
fiS,eQQ. Excel. terms. cAROLINE
L. CAMPBELL Agent. u. 3-0171.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA-Nics 2Is-yr,-
old 3-bedrm.. brick rambler with
equipped kitchen, ia baths. large
Lying rm. with fireplace, dinine
ell, carport and other nice fea-
lures, Total price, Si8,95O. pas
T MS Z S STTH AZ SAFES HGss nc! g ~
s. Royal, Alex. XII. a-6TO0
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ALEXANpER HUNTINGTON .

Fos ns 's sSsso' 81 Or iSSA. s sia
piFnl.mapm down payment so
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ROCKVILLE, Twin Brook bed
rms, 2 full baths; completely
fenced yard: excel. cond. through
out. Quiet street but y blk. from
transp., within walking dist. OF
shopping centers, recreation,
schools and churches. Mr.
Schiavone. GA. 4-S196. SAMUEL
=. BoGLEY. INC, Pc. 2-6l5I,
omen SUNDAYS from l2-6.
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Mt, vernon blvd.-Picture-
book rambler on lovely lot fea-
lures 3 bedrms~ lee. kit fireplace
and RuMPus ROOM FOR THE
KIDDIEs, Our special at Sl6.150.
ASSOCIATED BROKERS, XII. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

ALEX, Bueknell Manor; By OWNER
--Large 2 bedrma., ? baths. With
rec. rm.. semideti peri. loo, 500
On $500 below FHA estimate. so
S-SOf5.
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CONTINUED % Next Pagsl
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J.; By owNER-charming 2

ARL., s.; BY owNER-chRrminE q
S Dsor sehO ssid sa, s te ienssd
IA. s.sSos.. week s ends Or G after 5.
ARL. FOREST. NORTH-By OWN
Err. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial, air
eond.; sep. din. rrn.. rec. rm.;
wooded level lot. fenced rear yard.
Immediate possession. IA. 1871.
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HANDSUME HAMbLEk1 located IN
Conn. Ave. Hills-charming and
Immaculate inside and out; 3
hedrms., 2 baths, kit. with break
fast area. liv.-din, rm. eombina-
ton, dc luxe rec. rm.. 2 fireplaees
s: afsasn' LH aRhasiRs T c'1 Luf ~
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:, Ohm SUNDAY. 4 'TIL 9
STREET NORTHWEST ID bed
rooms. B baths: expandable End
level TO another bedroom: large
living room, separate dining room,
lovely rec. room, secluded sum-
mer porch. garage, beautiful yard.
mitment. Other than open hours,
Out o Conn. ave ave-. to
Nebraska ave. right to 26th 81 !,
right to 7. J. p. OPEN sign.
iNcoRPnGRa1hHTHHnS 20"
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oMNER TRANSFERRED, MUST
tvin-size bedrms.. huge closets, 2
baths; nrepi. In liv. rm. and
paneled rec. I'M, patio. lovely lot;
S21,250. To inspect call CHS
REALTY, INC, WO. 6-4O3O: ewes
and Sun, OIL. 7-26Rl.
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CHEVY CHASE, NoRTH-4 6edTms
on level in new center-hau split
level; 2h baths, 22-ft. living rm,
with stone hrepl., 15x13 formal
din; rm.. de luxe spacious kit. pan
eled rec. rms 21x14 SCREENED
PORCH, patio and barbecue. In
n %sdi PHas' > s 81 go. Tin g pm;
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ttnIMOhkLAND miLLH ARA
LtIa hems shown ONLY ny Ar-
iSo1 ERIa sl,.rly ~ dsmahMisae1 .h z
decor tklouakout ideal ior freas.
urnd antiqufai LANon Moons.
1hefe Il 4 lovely Haecrat HardanH
hidden away ofierinu privacy and
nrliIhtful SUMMER entlIiaininr,
What q combination OF home and
nardenl Fof compiate DETAILS
md 70 Inspect pleaaf phone nrs
pupSn, t.teao, THOMAS
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Iss.'1 S..s .F :s''' N s'V s:, 4
s .ssI s.l.. ~ .s. n sI l,lsS' !
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MORRIS REALTY

oPEN SAT. 9-k, Sun. l-6
STcs PFls.d Ss.s 20, dt p.isis
Real Kalals plsplay eection.
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ADELPM.KNoLLwooD-cape Cod
buns, newly redecolated; 2 bed
S45. mo. income from garage apt,
double garage: fruit and shade
trees, garden: lot. 120x250 it..
fronts two sts.; house and apt.
oil-heated; storm sash. HE. 4
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ADELPHI-spac. custom decorated,
2-bedrm. brick, rambler; huge liy.
nm. with hrepi.; aueen-sized. tile
equipped kit; rec. rm.; garage
yell-shruobed lot; FHA; $4,000
t Sn OI SRtDfR SS sSO w. T srR iass
SALES, NC AP. 7-4e46; ewes,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HYATTsyILLEi open sun, l 70 8:
giO7 45rd ave.-immac. ,2ls-story
briek; separate apt. IN bsmt': love
" yard excellent nnancinl and
k sERs.; va va AZ 5-' 1issos coHEH
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IDEAL HYATTS. LOCATION
spiek-and-span 2-bedroom brick;
Nv. rm. with dining Il" equipped
kits; o6 basement 1, II lovely Level lot IS9s;
4-l166. WA. 7-fi3hb
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TvINnsooE ToEEsf, sis, ooo--
efdImas ! baths. hfspl I
ie,s,,ss a y. n.,l. es.erms.H yeas
sSiss. 'insodEsfY,. nfscs'Pb.'
a-alAi: svsa. NJ hlas6ond. %
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sPLIT-LEVEL coLoNTHL- si5,s50,

HOME AND INcoME-Attrae. old
er-styls frame home in excel.
eond., on tree-lined street: ist d.
owners apt. has 2 bedrms., Ice.
liv. rn., din. rm., and kit; end
n. and teri. apt. have sep entr.
and consist Of 1iv. rm., bedrm,
kit. and bath. Price SiS,95O. A.
y kESsINoER a CO., ~. O.
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ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER-Beauti-
ful bic brick rambler on ; large
corner lot lust % the scenic M.
Vernon parkway bedrms.. plus
den. 2h baths, fabulous auto
matte kitchen, center hall, sep.
e cn,s rm .ri hug ,,,,i pate and ssI.
sssbba. assume See '6as OF loan
81 a.. Highly convenient for
Pentagon and Belvolr; school bus
at door. Truly one OF the markets
treat values, FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, NC Realtors. IA. G-SOl2:
ewes, kE s-2d50.
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ROCKcREsf-Newiy decorated g.
bedrm, rambler: level ewell-land-
seaped yard; porch. Only $3.50
down. Owner may pay part Of
sssItlsgmnsnt = cost; ,vI 10; Sss:3esss.
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w00DsIDk rARk-An unexpected
" 70 sell this lovely older home
that We have been In and remod-
cling since Nov, . bedrms., 4th
under construction, watkins dis
lance to eompl, shopping faclli-
ties, elem. and ". high school and
walter Reed Annex, Beaut. we'll
ss ,sehn ~, n1siEhso,,noodi iEs. lot.
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iRL. BLVD. CONrEMPORARY-To
Pentagon from wooded seclusion
In 20 min. 2 bedrms. and den or
Bird bedrm.. completely equipped
kit. with washer-drier. X block
70 express bus. $4,000. OWNER,
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EAsTPINEs, 57Is 9th ave.
Riverdale-Former rental prop
for sale By owner; property need
P paiTs Icr $3.50 dOs snd O %lss T
put house In AL cond. or vii
consider smaller down payment Il
purchaser will do repairs. etc: liv
rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and bath Is
A.: expansible upstairs. dormei
windows. full bsmt.; property To-
Gated near everything in attrac
community: excel. financing: vii
consider selling to speculator FOL
$500 above ~ LIST at. OWNER
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SILVER sPRING--caps Cod on
lse: iandseaped plot, fenced rear
liv. rm:, sep. din, rm., complete
elee. kit, bath. 2 bedrms. End
nooFs lge. bedrm., roughed-in bath
and bedrm. Full bsmt. close 10 all
schools. Assume large So mort.
gage reduced 10 1880 fol. quick
OWNER. IN. a-nSa7.
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COD brick II,
eL,, ~ lm,, hrepl,, hull din. Tm,
rushed IN: full SSmt- outside
trnnap OWNER 10, b.iS0s'
v 0oDMoQR--coMPLKrELY RI
DECORATED. 3-bedrm. brick Co
lonial: Nv. rm., nrepl., din. rm,.
rec. room. porch: fenced yard.
assume ,.,snsn' s.~; IosRp e rhA
fle,eso. o, p PiKLn, INC ~,
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NV a-hedrm. brick; many De luxe
elAtsi outstanding clubroom. built
IN earaee, l20-ft, lot, Make us
A. Ger today and move risht IN.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

process at our university but they
are sufficient to make us pause
and reflect, to reevaluate our state
university and its contribution to
our state, nation, and in fact the
world.
For the sports-minded readers
we can report that Minnesota's
loss to Pittsburgh was not a mat
ter for shame. quite the contrary,
the Gophers showed every evid-
ence Of being strong and deter
mined.
Defensive play demonstrated in
their two goal-line stands a strong
line capable Of withstanding pun
ishment. In seven attempts from
the 1-yard line Pitt was able TO
cross the Minnesota line but once.
The Gopher lineup is short on
tan players this season with but
one on the roster so far. He is
Bob Mcneil 1s-year-old, 2O6-
pound left guard from Ardmore,
Pa. Bob didn't make the Pitts
burgh game but from all indioa-
tons we may hear some good
things about this Gopher sophie
more.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
NAAcP Youth
Confub Plannec

The first Youth Conference OF
the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People
win be held November 1, 1858, at
st, James AME Church Registra-
ton win commence at 300 am.
Participating chapters are from
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Duluth and
the state College Chapter,
Mrs. Beatrice Boyd Bailey, st.
Paurs Senior Advisor to its Youth
Chapter and Miss Mary Kaye
Murray, President Of the ST. Paul
Youth Chapter win plan the meet
ing,
The st. Paul Youth Chapter is
nearing its three hundred 5000
membership goal.
Congratulations are In order for
Mrs. Bailey, Miss Mary Kaye Muir
ray and the officers of the st.
Paul Youth Chapter for job well
done.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
RANDALL SAYS LYNCH
DENIES REApPOIRTMEIT
TO RAMSEY CITIZENS


1T is a matter of public record
that the incumbent County At
toney has denied the right of
Ramsey County citizens to obtain
fair and equal representation in
the state legislature through legal
processes"
William B. Randall, candidate
for County Attorney, in a recent
speech that gained national pub
LEFTY stated that reapportionment
Of state legislatures is one of the
most critical needs in modern &C.
onmics and politics in the United
States.
Failure to give metropolitan
area citizens fair representation
in state legislatures forces the
citizens to demand from their
representatives in the national
congress undue attention to small
local problems. Because of much
higher administrative costs, pro-
jects accomplished by the federal
government are much more ex-
pensive yet the bill is stiI paid
by the local citizens. The citizens
also lose control when outside gov
erning bodies take over local mat
ters according to Mr.. Randall.
Mr.. Randall said If he is elected
county attorney he win exert every
possible effort to see that no
county official of Ramsey county
is on record opposing equal and
sufficient representation in the
legislature for all citizens.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

Called To Detroit: Mrs. Claud
Lyle, 3545 Fourth Av. S., left
Saturday for Detroit, Mich, where
she was called to the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. Anna Lewis who
is reported seriously i'll.
Niece Is Guest: Mrs. Ruth
Downing of Omaha, Neb., arrived
in the city Sunday morning and
is the house guest of her aunt
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maxwell ST., of 1920 goth Av. S.
Mrs. Downing is organist for the
choir at st. Johns AME church
in Omaha.
Club UnO Score: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Adderley were hosts to
Club Uno Score on Saturday even
ing October 4, at their home 1922
Third Av. S. Plans were discussed
for a pow-wow scheduled for oc-
tober is.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

A Gard Of Appreciation lets
those who were kind to you while
you were IN know you really APP
PrcciOted their thoughtfulness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

The New number for those econ,
omieal and result bringing elassi.
fled ads Is Taylor 7-a02l.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

New Brother: A new brother
has been added to the family cir
Gle Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Will
son at 1924 Third Av S. Steven
Bryan, a bouncing baby boy, ar
rived September % at Mt. Sinai
hospital, and tipped the scales at
eight pounds and six ounces. The
newcomer was welcomed at home
by his brothers and sister, Rodney
Cheryl and David. Mrs. Villa
Tendan Of Dunes, Ark, is mater
nal grandmother Of the children.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
Sims To Plan
Sfufe NAAcP
Meeting Nov. ]

John Sims, 7T6 Aurora Ave, st.
Paul T. Minnesota has been APP
pointed General Chairman OF the
ST. Paul Branch NAACP Com,
mittee to plan the Minnesota STATE
Conference OF Branches annual
meeting which viii be held Satur.
day. November /, 1858 at ST
James AME Church, st. Paul
MINI.
Participating branches are Min.
neapolis, Duluth and 81. Paul. Rev
penEil A. Carly is president Of the
State Conference.
Herbert Hin, Labor Secretary
OF the National Association COR
the Advancement Of Colored Peop.
and will participate in tho work.
shops.
Registration will begin prompt,
" at 800 am.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

The New number for those econ
omicaI and result bringing classi-
fled ads is Taylor 7-4O21.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
hin Sp00ks AZ
voe0fionCl Planning
Committee Meefinq

"A basic need today Is 10 make
possible the full realization Of the
individual Negroes talents and abil-
tiles In terms Of Industrial and en-
cheering skills, 10 eliminate all
the restrictions and limitations
which prevent Negro youth from
becoming highly skilled workers.
II we do not realize the Negro
potential. American society VIII be
denied urgently needed manpower
slxills and the Negro win be forced
into an even more marginal posi-
ton in the us. economy"
This statement was made by
Herbert Hill, National Labor Sec
rotary Of the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People. at a planning conference
in st. Paul on October Bird In
which the Association launched
a statewide program TO develop an
orientation within the Negro COM
munity for technical, Industrial
and scientific training. A confer
ence TO Develop Industrial, Tech
meal and Scientific skills will be
held on the occasion Of the
NAACP's STATE meeting on No
vember LIST In st. Paul. Participant
ing will be branches from Duluth,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and other
communities.
Participating in the planning
meeting were: Mrs Catherine
canIan, Vocational Guidance
Counsellor, Mechanic Arts High
School: Tony sandys, business
agent, Retail Grocers Clerk Local !
No. 7sD: Theodore Salmon, prin-
cipal, Marshall Junior High
Daniel Jacobowsld, Ex-
ecutive Director, st. Paul Fair
Employment Practices Commits
sion: Sandy Perry, Industrial Sec
rotary. ST. Paul Urban League;
Earl MCGEE, teacher, st. Paul
Central High School; Carl Henne-
nan, Chairman, FEP Committee,
rrdes and Labor Assembly: Leon
ard Carter, president ST, Paul
Branch NAACP; Carl weschcke
secretary, ST. Paul Branch NAA-
;P; Richard X. Fox, Jr assistant
director. Minnesota Fair Employ
nent Practices Commission, and
Walker Noreen, president, st, Paul
Trades and Labor Assembly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

The first meeting of the fall
season was held at the home of
Soror lone Rogers, 1856 Rondo Av.,
with Christine Durham as co-hos-
tess. After a short business ses-
sion, a report was given by Fran
ces Hughes who represented the
sorority at the Boule held in Wash
ington, d. c. in August.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the business transaction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

Al Hibbler, The unclaimed Mel
ody Man is now appearing at the
Key Club in three shows nightly.
A top flight artist, Mr.. Hibbler
comes directly from New York.
Among some Of his singing hits
are Love Land, a Decca re-
lease. He has many other hit rec
ords.
Other entertainers at the Key
Club include John @ Nuts. The
Fouehee Dancers and the popular
Horace Henderson and his band.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

THE FNo CLUB Dancing Party
on saturday october
and win be held the Iyndale
Avenue South in Minneapolis