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FOREST HILLS

2S04 ELLICOTT ST. NV.
An address Of distinction
IN one Of Washington's most
beautiful locations. adioin-
Inc secluded Rock Greek
Park. yet close 70 Conn.
ave. and its smart shops,
schools. Mureh Elementary
scNoo'. ANce Del. Jr. H,sh
and Woodrow Wilson Or.
H.Sh. Spiit-l.vel. individual.
~ styled. luxuriously ap.
pointed: 9 huge rms. 3
be6rms with potential 4.h.
unusual closet space, rec.
"a. 3 full be.h.. bsmt.. ga-
raSe. cas- heat. unusually
st.rsetive financing. Priced
II mid-40s. Open daily and
10 REACH: out Conn.
ave. to Ellicott st., right on
Ellicott to sample home.
AYDON pROpERTIRs. INC.
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CHARMING

.,. GOOD Guy At SiS.7 q, ,.,..
Ell. t isGu' With liS'H table space, faii
bsmt. with tiled floor; walk 70
swimming pool; near public and
parochial school. Don't miss this
one.
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave. Bethesda
OIL. 1888
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SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Modern 8 bay with lube equip
ment' furnished. Excellent drive
way approaches with large park
ing area. Located on y. 3. J.. 2
blocks from new Bladensburg Ma
rina. Good prospective and COM
msrelal n 9eHna.sn, 90 e eSsins Sor
further information call MR..
MULLI0AN, ia. 9.6600.
VALET sHOP OPERATOR MEDIUM
Mr.. EVANS, HA. 2-3S00.
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CHEVY CHASE, n. = Air-cond.
rambler; wooded Y acre. superb
kit, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths: lower
level (above groundl library or
4th bedrm.: 3rd bath: BIG rec.
rm. opening to garden, garage.
Upper EOS. SAMUEL E. BO0LEY
OF Md, INC, OIL. 6-7S00 til 8.
CHEVY CHASE. East-West hwy
area.Spotless 3-bedrm;, 2-bsth,
an Orls5 5HnslsE c9 9S dsyIaS,
re SsEs Jc :crssnsS Ros GSs1l0o Il
KENT q Co. Ju. $4,000.
CESsEI S.a,w WALK San. ~ Ntb E e6flssi
foyer. Ice. 1. n family d. r, den.
throw from 81, Michaels Church,
$l7,500I RIPLEY. JU. 6-61i1.
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Charming Country Site

CndELIllIlS OounGIy olIe
Is Min. Silver Spring
Close to Valley, Stream Country
Club. tust on new Route 20. f.
bedroom brick home Gear saraee.
nice landscaping on this 2ia-acre
retreat. owner has purchased new
home and must sell. Priced. S22..
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OPEN 1-DARK
No HTNGERRREAD

Avn A48N&4&A4bA@6OA
No gimmicks, no gadgets. We olfeR
traditional design In . spacious.
well-constructed home near pres.
tige-filled Burnt Mills.
eplit.leyels and ramblers. spacious
y dssier 70 seeo p ssS, any si.s
and\4 baths. 26-ft. living room.
formal dining room. .Westinghouse
"cafe Kitchen" paneled recreation
room, GARAGE, den, gameroom, nre:
sewer. Montgomery co. location.
: e6out our fabulo9s TRADE-eAIE
PLAN and excepttonal managing:
I'll dark. Dir: Out 18th. st. 10
CoIesville I'd, right s blocks past
Four Corners to NORTHWEST
BRANCH EgTATEs. Or. out New
sa sS@P RI. bIS y S0l q McRT Ri
BRANCH ESTATES.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsRED


AL LOCATION for employees Of
MINIS. 70 b. g.. Ari.. So Ssdims.y:
sTsra Pftn " Win m s Iss seq eo eif
on Columbia PIKE. mr., shoppins
area and schools: y blk. 70 al
ALEX. mr.. psntegon. schools. bus
and Observation-Disclosures brk.: gas
heat: 500. Oy. 3-O417
ANDREWS AREA-Lse. mod. house;
bedTns.. y baths wall-to-wall
carpet. paneled rec. rm.: $500
per month. 30l-State 2-42l1. az
ter q pm.
ARLINGTON s.--Kenmore Jr. High
1 block. Immae. 2-story 3-bedrm.
house. fireplace, shaded ser. porch.
hsths: n Ms .d,l nsms T. besg ghs
mo; BARR REALTY. INC. u.
L-SoCN
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RENT

1900 Viers NH Rd.. 10. $500
LEXINGTON = .4-bedrm., full
bslnt, Cape Cod: finished rec. rm;
See n, ~ EG @ ,S.. corner ne Ss 9Th nth
900. With $500 On on easy HHA
sEAIi;roRks. FFo. a.si5ss.. w.
k.ESsNGTsoN;s l EosE cr ! q !, r a!
;nl.hsd rec. III s :sD di9 s:ns s%;
set In kit:.. vall-to:awn CARPETS;
drapes; asking $22,50Q.- JOSEPH
s. DEVEREUX, INC. WI. 2-3233,
VIII. 0-2321.
NEW HAMPsMIRE AVE. : split
baths. iiv. Tm.. sep, din. .rm.. de
luxe KIT. M-acre lot. Lge OF
loan can Be assumed. .S24.eS0.
LAIRD .. SCOTT. Reaitor. ~.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

.oyINO kcao,ss AT, 5nE ~! s!R. .,cy.s z,
T S.yE s.5 AND HzyLzjSN3D; Y'sdI NV.
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SERVICE STATION - New.
modern ebay loo. near town
Of Fairfax. In rapidly ex-
panding neighborhood. A high
volume. new highway. Expe-
rience desired. Co. training
avail. Low investment. IA.
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ARL.-:-bedFm, brk;, semidet.. ney
cond.. ISN'T. fenced yard. ct CO.'S
18th Ct. n. Arl.. S110 mo u.
3.OO4S.
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Oxford Real Estate Co.
1874 10th q. NV. pI. 7-343k
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Fine colonial home n excellent ch.
ch loe.itisen Cent! Center ~. ball Lov ~
5 por:b f fsras o iuan ssy s'iiHis,Sa
kyss; cali Mrs. nasxuie,. OF. ..
vi LIST s = y 81 \. h NHHrs VIII Ply us 60.
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ROBERT Z. LoHR. REALToR
He. 4.4l00

CHEVY CHASE, HAMfET-Hand-
some rambler on Ice. lot In this N
w; rrn;. sep. GIN si T,m.' s siti; 6reakSs
baths, scr. pch.,- all on l level,
air cond, incl, Gear gar: price
reduced to sell right away, S34,-
800; sANDoz; INC" Du. 7-l2s4;
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kALORAaiLHii, ms AND KAlbASsY

k ARea1lcompI s. .nCD ss iii.
wide town house cons. Of 3 huge
rms. kit. dinette and powder
Tm. on first a.: s bedrms. . baths
on end a.: spae. attic and hsmt.:
iss buil ts aoo saF rs', ,s co1 EEss
BERT. II. 3.l00b: eyes,. III. ,.
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124t 10th st. NV. DI. f.:j455
DO you WANT Doctors or Dem
lists once, home and rent incom. ?
Central washington NV, densely
populated section. Box 465-J. star.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, estab. 9
yrs. excel, loc.: sac. 10-4 pm,
MF s.29a2: eyes, no. s-2730.
GEORGETOWN-Bar ana restsu-
rant. Good location. For sale b.
owner. AP. 7.030l.
GOING DELlCATEssEN, off-sals
beer, near Dupont circle. rent or
ale sacIifee because Of Illness
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RANDOLPH NILS = 3-bedrm.
brick. fun bsmt., eempleteiy e
MAhovILL REALTY CORP. 10
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SILVER SPRING
WOODSIDE PARK

sss.eSS S,5,AE sis Es;smblsr; ii.Ir.
fun bsmt.. besut. rec. I'm. and
bath; nice yard: clean as pin;
WoQDSIDE RIALTY CO., So. o:
6440. Open It'll 0 pm.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE


EpELMAN MOVING STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture ~
part payment on your moving,
elerage: reas. rates. Ia. o.2e37.
HOR ALI Y0UR MOVING NEEDS
&C the right price, call =, Toll
BERT q SONS. 70. 1921.
LlCENsED-We haye 3 reduced:
which how incl Q services, short
notices. patient, sanitary. HILLS.
TsFR.. So. 10000. LU. l-9500
LIGHT HAULING, local meyinE:
RIs. TO. 2-11b0 OF 10. 2-ey02.
MOVE for e the cost Of shippingl
Rent and drive Q new U-Haui truck
EIlq.ft; ven eea t.,: one-Ssy s seLv-
Prone %. 2-5S06 for reserva-
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AIpoN PRoPEETIEs, NC;
MA, e-574O REALTORS EN-. 3-ebbl

F0xHALL-LADY or VICTORY.
M AiR ncoSprf hsH SO.'V VIII s Jed.
rms, plus . possible 9Th beorm..
Kit. recreation room, screened
Of Victory only / Bib. away Y
said 70 be the only Catholic
senOcI in p,, re si'ys RGs oysr.
PHILLIPS. NC. Di. 7-l4ll.
FgI Il: os ST aS p MS s axe aahk
S-rm. 2-bath semidetached brick
home. Bnilt-in gar. cedar-lined
Can Mr.. Herbert. %. 3.Ol2e:
sSNs. Realtors sis East Capitol.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

COLONIAL vILLA0E-Big beauti.
full ranche- with . permanent
view q Rock Creek park, walk 70
shcpping center, Center:hail plan
srE. formal S9% dinin name r h Sic 4:
luxe Kitchen. 3 twin bedrms.. Ell
baths, clubfm.. csrdroon, garage
TioNiNo. pfieed IN the low 1os.
s, r sale, CA cs,f 81, SSr uptown
!A, fer: z; &C; s.ssss.I SHANNON
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TAKOMA PARK :,

4 Bedrooms-Sl8,95oss
eh lSs:.y os srfs hp Ss:s ' s. s, ol
bedrooms and bath on second.
Wail-to-wall carpet included.
rHs s1..s n'i en- Ss s LANDED s aS
RoBEKT i. IoaR. RtAIi;To d.
HE. 4.AO01
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fsA AMP N, aL5S=; =: e; Ss,bsd I.n
gig; z$ S@ iSii s:snt .u sisO NO. 81.
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siE 1T slss osh.1 VI. HPf Sod sasSo0
n1ou2 9se sys x sRsr I r l :so9Sr.
rm.: bedrm. and bath LIST a.; entry
hall hall liy. I'm. with ntrspl' On I'm. ,5n;'
S SsRi H. sums ias q 'sas Cost ssiSSS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10
Montvi1le Cub Scouts
Met December End

MONTVILLE - For their
pack meeting Wednesday nj
ght, Dec. 2, Cub Scouts of
Pack 90, In Montville, re :
created an old time country
store, complete with potbel-
lied stove, kerosene lamps /,
cracker barrel, shelves, bak-
ed goods, candy, ETC., all
made by the cubs.
Cubmaster Austin Neff
conducted the meeting. Cub
Scout Gerry Parker led the
pledge to the flag. Everyone
joined in singing Home on
the Range. Following a spe-
cial roll call, Mr.. Neff re :
turned each boys inspection
report to him, so he could
see the score he'd made on
the special inspection last
month.
A bear badge was present
ed to Dick Schely and gold
arrow points to Gerry Park
er Larry Morgan and D O n
Schely.
Den /, (Den mothers, JAN
ice Parker and Audrey Nor
gan) presented It's program.
A dialogue poem, ST h e
Old Country Store" was read
by Danny Hyatt and Larry
Morgan. Then the other cubs
Joined them for a skit In the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

Skinner, low. Plans were
made for the New Years eve
party which will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tate.
Miss Barber from Claridon
substituted in the school
classrooms of Mrs. Hemer
and Mrs. Cash three days
last week. Mrs Mary Jane
Rabatin also replaced Mrs.
Cash two days. Both, Mrs.
Hemer and Mrs. Cash were
confined to their homes with
flu and colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skim
ner and Mrs. Georgia Walt
ers spent Friday evening at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Richard Jerke in Rome. Lit
tie Judy Jerke's 3nd birthday
was observed and she receiv-
ed several nice gifts. I C e
cream and cake was served
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

by Mrs. Jerke.
Mrs. Alfred Wright of Ha-
mbden visited Mrs. Harold
Mills Friday.
Kathy Stone, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Stone
is confined to her home with
measles.
Mr.. william F. Dostal who
was in an autobobile acci-
dent recently and spent a
few days in the Geauga hos
pita1, was able to return to
his home Saturday.
Mrs. Theodore Gaynor en-
tertained ten members and
one guest of the Kraft club
at her home Wednesday. A
delicious luncheon was serv-
ed by Mrs. Gaynor and there
was an exchange of x m a s
gifts.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Tate
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Hoffman attended the Xmas
party of the Circle Bar Rid
ing club at the "Quinn's" in
Solon Saturday night.
Mrs. Marguerite Tate at :
tended the Hobby club at the
home of Mrs. May Grace In
Chardon last Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Hoffman
returned home Friday after
spending a few days with her
daughter and son in :. law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Loveland
and family in Hambden.
Miss Mamie Alvord spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton Alvord and family in
Middlefield.
Mr.. Eugene Wright of We'll
lington called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Alvord Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bat
ties off Hambden called on
Miss Mamie Alvord Saturday
afternoon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

old store. Don Schely was
clerk. Dick Schely and Mike
Depner were engaged in the
perpetual checker g a m e !,
with Larry Morgan as a kib-
itzer. Gerry Parker and Dan
ny Hyatt were men who came
in for supplies and, of course,
gossip.
Den 2, virginia Rogers
den mother) enacted their
playlet in the store, too.
Jim Morehouse was the store
keeper and Dennis Berger
was his helper. Gary Rogers
was an old man and Ronnie
Schwartz was a customer
In the one minute talking
contests which followed, al :
most everyone was a win :
ner, to judge by the laughter.
Henry Parker opposed Mar
cellus Schwartz; Janice Par
ker VS.. Ciel Schwartz; and
Virginia Rogers tried against
Milford Rogers.
After the closing ceremony
committee chairman, Wayne
Morgan, led the boys In
some games. Den 2 won the
relay race, and Den / the
pushups contest.
Refreshments, provided by
Mrs. Schely and Mrs. Depner
were served. u u
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10
NEWS from MON1VHLE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Sidley
accompanied the Huntsburg
school faculty and attended a
Xmas party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas in East
Orwell Saturday evening.
Mrs. Robert Scheller very
pleasantly entertained at a
Xmas party for the Birthday
club Saturday with twelve of
the members in attendance.
After a delicious desert lun-
cheon, there was an exchange
of gifts. The Afternoon was
spent at cards with Mrs. Ir-
ma Sidley receiving h G h
scofe, Mrs. Barbara Drens
ke-, End and Mrs. Mildred
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10
BY MILDRED SKINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rogers
and family are vacationing
with relatives in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Meier became the prents of
a baby girl, named Cherie
Christine at the Lake County
Memorial hospital in Paines-
vile Thursday. Dec. 8.
Mrs. Earl Parker of Mid
dlefield called on riends in
tow last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Mills attended
a pink and blue shower for
Mrs. Richard Beeler at the
home Of Mrs. Al Grennan in
Hambden last week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

Those present were: Cubs
Gary Rogers, Ronnie Schw-
artz, Dennis Berger, ] ! m
Morehouse, Mike Depner, Di-
OK and Don Schely, Danny
Hyatt, Gerry Parker, and
Larry Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Park
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

er, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Nor
gan, MIR. Austin Neff, Mrs.
Mike Depner, Mrs. Arthur
Schely, Mr.. and Mrs. MIL
ford Rogers, Elanor More :
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcel
lus Schwartz, Carl Berger and
Robert Schwartz.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10
The holiday season is filled wit
activity. There are so many things

to do in your leisure time, you
may be tempted TO cut down on
your normal amount of sleep.
Don't do 1t! Your job requires the
same amount of alertness in
winter or summer, during the
Christmas season or on spring.
fever days.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

Sports fans know that If you
want to play like a pro, you have
to keep your eye on the ball.
THERE'S a good reason for IL.
Unless you keep your eyes on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

w h at you're
d DIN G, your
body won't CO.
ordinate for top
performance.
7 h G s a m e
thing applies to
work. On the
job it isn't q
question of be-
ing q champ,
but something
a gre at de al
,r0faefiTao sznytr-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-25
Report On Civil Rights

against Of and jurors the U.s. gov
appears be helpless to make good the
guarantees OF U. s. Constitution"
Civil Rights Commissions report to the
failure of American democracy
deection and executive apathy
itself primarily with the oe OF Young
rights Negroes in effect that the nations
their Oaths support and defend the Con-
stituton.
his aboVe the battle position
such thing For months we have
been getting pous promises from leaders OF oot parties W s
Congressional session would not END without real civil rights m ut
poddng the White House. the lack
of lawmakers and the mpacae OPP
Southern bloc have combined to create futile harade
around the issue.
adjournment bell about to
extending the life Of
Apparently this be than Congress can
because the commissions report mas aeay become
general findings and proposals
clearly o a produce Southern comfort
appointment Of federal registrars to guarantee
voting denied it calls for affirmation of
Supreme deseggaon decision the su
of the land and asks the President to establish new
discrimination feday supported housing Any
these namatory enough provide the markings OF an all
out effort to kill the commission.
life the line from which the civil
would be folly to try
Not enough time left to produce meanng
civil rights and liberals should not allow themselves to be
bill the label but not the substance
tries slip his
the issue under the
bill that fails the Justice Dept to initiate action
obsruconm Of the white supremacists
every rights the job that must be done
initiative far
disappointing number nature and results legs
Justice to evade its
sponsibiLties.
up Day the
Southern Democrats
with the kind Of deal they made this to trade anc rights
votes for antabor votes 1860 the time for the decisive test
NY.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-25
Letters To The Editor
Disuqrees With Boptist story

prayerful
thought newstoy
corning
National Baptist Convention U.S.A
msnepretation misunderstanding
of the that than thought
considered Being Auditorium
Thursday morning September Interpretation
Jacksons address published
story in the paper last week
Under given
trying modify ntergaton public
The NAACP using
schooling
Christian attitude
clear that history
she'd unconstitutional gain principles
(Quote) by DR. Jackson:
The NAACP good apostles
Indignation s a necessity n America"
Dr. Jackson spoke believe Negro
of the heritage they
to walk from their today,
(Quote) DR.. Jackson
Faith is we
have gained No than what contributes society
the form of substance
churches and schools combined MAY
In turn better standards competition a
biity yesterday will be a reality today"
(Quoe) Dr. Jackson:
I'VE have the progress
to constitutional rights must not substitutes"
Loyalty must be attanedUnty Brown
$3.50 18th Ave- So, Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-25
Street Corner Congregation Of
Teen-agers

There are reports that nightly congregation of
ayers them dsordery and with time their hands,
presenting real problem in the Plymouth Az No
and Emerson Minneapolis There is indication that the
problem similar the one developed this
38th and Fourth Av &c. which resulted in the denial of
license responsible business because the
who conggaed the street in front of and around
the cafe disOdery and disturbed the neighborhOOd with
loud talk, vulgar language, fights and general disorder
Months ago this newspaper pointed out edoriay that the
bugeong growth of the number of teenage without
ponng plans for wholesome receaona facilities the South
side hem going present problem the Minneapolis
South Central district Our statement generally ignored by
the community leaders and most of the parents in that district
The situation got bad that the cafe equened by the young
peace resulted in the immediate
However the people think the closing of single cafe
for of the ills present in the problem they in for
rude awakening The cafe the innocent victim be-
poweress keep order the street outside his
cafe
situation Norhside comparable except that
agencies that charged with the responsibility of
providing recreation and direction for the leisure time of the
people Apparently these and the
meeting need else the large congregation
of youngsters many of them dorder would not be
senng police problem in that 1t reliably established
that securing beer and liquor and there is
open drinking and in the the Plymouth and
Emerson corner.
Housewives in the area and youngsters who are
Saturday night fight occurred which eight squads of police
dispatched the The vile language of the kids
used is shocking and disturbing
is going take the full cooperation of social service
agencies in the the parents the business community the
schools the churches and the police department to resolve the
situation which has been growing by the day Too
youngsters under out the streets after the curfew
which not being rgdy enforced Obedience the curfew is
important to keep those affected by the cufew off the streets
1t be necessary haul into the parents who allow
their children to frequent the after the curfew Many
parents do not recognize that cuw laws make the parents
who allow their youngsters to remain out after the designated
curfew hour, liable to fines workhouse sentences
the community and settlement houses supplying
the recreaona needs of these teenag who have outlets
for normal association with their friends the
studied 1t may be that these institutions
that their programs not sufficient the need
the all the responsible elements in community
must join together to seek solution.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-25
City Government and RueioI Prejudice
Editorial In the ST. PanI Pioneer PRESSA

(Edtora In the St Paul Pioneer PRESS)
Two significant actions dealing
prejudice have city government the past
few days.
First the city corporation Council
his opinion proposed
sdtutiona This makes it unlikely that
ordinance at this time.
Second by vote upheld the right of Negro
to sell homes or lots to whomever he chooses
Groups dispeased by the first second
while some of those who pleased setback
may be displeased by the Wheelocl parkway decision
Yet the two actions
Opponents Of
Of the individual citizen to sell choice
If this principle correct then
owner should be just free his
erty in he fit consistent general which
apply to all alike
Technically the City Council Wheeoc prop-
erty of Leroy Coleman city fireman. it for park This
would have prevented him from building was
brought out that proposal park
opposed and defeated in 1856 owned bv white
1t unfortunate but that racial and religions
preudces still prevail in America that in varoa
certain citizens denied opportunities housing
ties and educational opportunities strong national move
men to reduce such progress has been made
surely be expected toward time when each
citizen will be accepted by society with his
and ability regardless Of race, creed or color.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-25

Copyright, 1869, Robert @.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-09-25
Leonard Carriers Ability Recognized

The appointment Leonard H Carter of ST. Paul to the
post regional field secretary of the NAACP for the eight
Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa. Mime
North and South Dakota will be hailed in human rights
circles this area choice and well deserved promo
ton.
"Lenny" Carter aggressive intelligent young labor
executive who of Local 56 Dining
Employees with others gave leadership that has made the
union vital force in the civic and political life of St Paul
early the necessity of supporting the program OF
NAACP and first secretary and later president has
evitazed the organization the extent that has attracted
attention of branches all the country Carter has been
prime in the branchs growth and activity both
the adult population but also and important among the
st. Paul youth.
Mr. Carter has fine organzational ability which will make
him valuable regional secretary for the NAACP He has
imagination honesty good humOr and energy arteuae and
requisites which will be in good stead he
takes his assignment
We people the Twin Cities will hate to lose Leonard
but have right keep him from promotion
by his capable and effective leadership here We regret he to
the other in the region but must that
glad his ability has been recognized and rewarded We
wish him we'll and success his assignment.