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LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH
Vacation Living
All Year Round
In Long Beach

YOUR FAMILY CAN ENJOY
THE FINEST ENVIRONMENT
ADVANTAGES IN THIS PLANNED
COMMUNITY
/. Over / mile sandy beach.
9. Pvt. bathhouse and playground
3. Yacht basin, launching ramp.
4. Oil-surfaced streets.
3. Beaut. wooded rolling terrain
8. Central art, water system.
z. Nearly 200 well-kept vacation
and retirement homes.
s. Hundreds satisfied lot owners.
9. Reg. trash and garb. collection
10. Finest fishing and Grabbing.
IL. Rental boats, owners and guests
IL. Full-size bldg. sites. $3.50 and
up. low pymts. Excep. bay-view
lots. S1,250 up.
10. Furn. homes, $500 UP, terms
to suit purchasers.
IA. Picnic facilities for owners.
Send for direction map and bro
chuIe, or bring your lunch and
bathing suits. Be our guests for
a day. To visit Long Beach, drive
miles south Of Prince Frederick
on the Solomons Island I'd, turn
left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to ONCE on
Chesapeake Bay.
M E. ROCKHILL. INC.
st. Leonard, Maryland
n~n. II
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o6B ACRES

Located in the desirable
Sugar Loaf area, within
easy reach Of the Acc,
near Hyattstown interchange
on new Maryland 240. 35
acres woods: water is plen-
tiful; pond; bank barn, ma
chinery shed. ETC.; COM
pletely restored pre-Civil
War brick: 3 bedrms., bath,
living room, dining room,
kitchen, den: attractive
setting; priced $3.50 per
acre. Shown by Amendment.
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MONEY WANTED

NEED $4,000, interest arrange
ment to suit lender. No property:
rellaole income. Box CIV, Star.
o.
WOULD LIKE to obtain $4,000
for 80 or IS days. viii pay So
interest, pro rated triple a Sc
curlty; All contracts strictly con-
fldential. Box GLE, Star,
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RIDGE MANOR
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

REQUEST CAMP FOLDER, boys and
girls. z to Is, SIS week: fishing,
horses; June-Aug. Box 629, Har.
risonburg, Va. Refs. Pc. 2-3O79.
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AVIATION
AERONCA.7, Ac-licensed

AERONCA-7, AC-licensed to July
80, new cond. At DAVIS, Lay
louisville, OIL. 6-7S2S, ewes
CESSNA '5S 1872: 2l5 hrs; fully
equip incl auto. pilot. $4,000.
Call RALPH SHAW. 10. 7-4s0O.
CESSNA llO eng. mount, S26:
Aeronca Chi. eng. mt, S23; Cont.
A65 J3 exh, stacks with heaters,
S23. Ii. 1914.
CESSNA II as, C-90-l2 new
fabric, paint, inspect, VHF, Omni,
IF, $3.50 terms. 10. 7-0451.
CESSNA Blob; 740-hr. aircraft
and engine, Bonanza D-35: 1,4OO
hrs, aircraft, 400 hrs, engine.
Excellent cond. Company owned
and operated. For sale or lease
EAST COAST FLYING SERVICE,
NC, 1902 Duke ST., Alex, Va.
XII. s-l052
COMMERCIAL PILOT wishes flying
job 10 finance instructors rating
Call CT. 6-2255.
FLY CESSNA 40. 90 per hr. Beech
Bonanza, Ss per hr; | flying club
share SLIGO. DR. BRAKEMAN.
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APT. GROUND IN d. C. OR MD
FOR WHITE OR .coLoRED

LA. b-ii.fl
NEEDED at once for builder client;
lots or acreage; Mont or Prince
Geo, LYNCH CO, VIII. B-471S.
WILL BUY acre or less as bldg.
site; zoned for apt. and Tor once
bldg In Prince Geo. Co. Phone
MI Chisholm, WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO. Realtors, WA.
7-O1S2, NO. 7-7a03,
800 TO 700 ACREs-Rolling; pre-
fer same 10 be between Middle
bure and Warrenton, Va. Contact
WAYNE q CARAVAN, Broker, CIR
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WOLF PACKS
"SKYLAND ESTATES

at 2.OO0-ft. altitude high
atop the Blue Ridge Mountains OF
virginia at Linden, on Rte. No
20, offers escape from wolf-pack
living in the whirl OF cocktail
sets, battles Of wits in modern
business, brain-washing ordeals Of
professions. SKYLAND ESTATES
is a forest development with al
ready over 80 homes, cabins and
castles in the SKY" where one
can practice TOGETHERNESS with
Iamily for q while at least.
Two LAKES; sparkling springfield
water, ofter bathing on white sand
DEDICATED GAME PRESERVI
assure bountiful Abundance of
grouse. deer, quail and rabbits for
OBSERVATION STATION provides
aWe-inspiring views of the Shen-
andoah far beneath. we have
parks, picnic areas, pagodas, etc
AL for your enjoyment now
CHOICE LOTS available in tan
timber, singing pines or waterfront
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK is Lot
NO. 81 in Block 35. on Khyber
Pass with asst. depth and view
OF grandeur overlooking the beau
Gitul Shenandoah. $3.50. SIS with
SS9.65 down. Come visit us Sat
uroay or Sunday or write for
Illustrated brochure. Personal ref.
erences required.
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN. VIRGINIA
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ROYnS

For the discriminating purchaser.
$50 acres; many potentialitieS on
TINS beautiful farm. Spacious re-
stored home, retaining its orig
inal charm, Many streams run.
ming throughout property, InSpec .
ton by appointment only,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Large Motel Site

Long frontage on U. s. CTitus-
Vile, Cocoa. Cape CanaveTal aTea).
Owner Of large adjacent Develop
ment will cooperate with suhstan-
tai party. Mr.. HINES, IA. =
ll42; evenings, KE. 6-77ll.
TT. LAUDERDALE-2O-unit apt.
house; swimming poo; ! block
10 ocean; all in 1st-clasS cond.
and well furnished on A IA
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32ll
LARGE CAPITAL GAINS potential,
S4-acre corner comm. lot on main
dual lane I'd. Indian Lake Estates,
price $4,000; my price $4,000, IL
you nave $4,000 cash. LU. 1851
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BRICK RAMBLER, fine for family
vacation; avail from the 18th Of
August. JU. 5-61S5 or VIII. 6-3S62.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRONT-Su-
perb view, cool, clean home; small
responsible family. RA. 3-1472.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH = Water
front cottage; lge. screened porch I.
all mod. conveniences. UN. 4-1270.
BEACH OTTAGE
sleeps 8; all utils.: block from
water. LU. l-290l
BEACH, VA.-Cottage
! blk beach; cor Loffing and Me-
som sleeps 6. 500 wk. JU. $4,000.
BEACH Nice 5-rm
waterfront cottage; mod Aug.
% on, S55 .wk. WA. 7-0555.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


AAAA CASH LOANS and refinanc.
consolidate debts, reduce pymts.
d. 7-4445: evenings, JU. S-949S,
Al L0ANS-Any purpose, unlim-
tied funds. So, 80 yrs. Prompt
Tree appraisal. MR.. CROCKETT,
HE. 1854.
MONEY, End TRUSTS-We will buy
md trusts notes: D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
IlONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST
MENT CORP 1912 N. Y. ave.
NV, Ma. S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, lst
or End mortgage. IA. 2-23O3 or
ia. 7-5S00.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
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MANOVILL,
REALTY CORPORATION
10 4-S4AU

CHARLES COUNTY, MD - 37T
acres, Joins new Lindy City De.
Nelopment near Waldorf, Md
Miles OF road frontage, house
several barns, several springs;
price $500 an acre, easy terms
lS3 acres, large deposit OF white
sand and gravel, GOOD roads, Si2h
an acre Rte, .30l, acres com.
mnYsrncisl, 400 It. frontage. Price,
FARMETTES AND HOUSES - z
oedrms,, Sl0,500 UP. Some have
town water and Sewerage. 5 acres
masonry construction, new cond
price, Sl3050. IA acres, paved
Load' attract. small house, full
pSmtY workshop and poultry
house, Price, Sl4,95O,
The SOUTHERN MARYLAND
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

1;-1s0-acre, top producing farm;
large paneled living room with
t1repl.. dining room. . bedrooms,
kitchen and bath; basement: oil
hot-water heat: 5-room tenant
house; 3 large barns. stable, other
outbuildings; complete farm equip
ment; $4,000.
2-150 acres: modern 7-rm. home:
3 barns: outbuildings: immediate
possession; $50, 900.
30 acres; 5-room home: large
barn: implement shed; streams:
complete farm equipment: "a to-
bacco and all corn crop: $4,000.
&,-l0 acres: modern S.room home:
"a baths, . porches: . barns;
tenant house; on main highway:
immediate possession: 80 miles
b-i2s acres; modern 4-bedroom
home; tenant house: lge. barns,
farm buildings: fenced: streams:
immediate possession; 35 miles D.
We have farms, waterfronts, going
businesses, to I'LL your require
ments. c A L VEL T REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Md.
call 1874 INsPEcTIoN BY AP.
POINTMENT ONLY.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME acres
near Warrenton, from macadam
road to large stream lovely r
room dwelling, large trees and
lockwood; S11,500. Also l5-acre
retirement farm, very complete;
pond, etc, S15,500. ALBERT
FLETCHER, phone 1875 Warren
ton, Va.
KELLER WOODMOOR
20 ACRES-7-room, 2-bath, frame
house, new condition Good 'front.'
age on State highway. Excellent
terms Additional acreage avail
able. $50 500.
100 ACRES - Beautiful, restored
3-bedroom, 2-bath houses, oil hot
water heat, 3-car garage, mile
frontage on bold, flowing stream
2Ooe cash and owner will take
back LIST mortgage. $4,000.
We have other farms, estates and
listlngs. What are your needs?
Call John r. Hall. Poolesv!lle.
Sunday, Diamond g-2561. Week
days. JU. 5-7l0Q. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA = ROCKVILLE - Small
and lge indus. and comm. tracts.
sale, lease or will build for re-
sponsible tenants. Mr.. Sisson,
ANDRlS REALTY, OIL. 2-gO7O.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, located
on busy Lee hwy. in Arl Co,
Zoned CO.. Reasonable. DARWIN
REALTY, INC. Sats and Suns.
Phone JE. 4-O770. Weekdays, IA.
7-4353.
CORNER ACRE in Riverdale, will
zone R-l0i conv. TO everything;
DOC per II. WA. 7-43S0, after 9.
LIE LOT HOT: Crossroads OF Hwy.
3Ol a. Indian Head hwy: water
a. sewer; . a.. $50 900. MICKLER
REALTY La Plata, WE. 4-S459.
LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE, Al, 900
50 IT,, $50 II. frontage, little over
soc So. IT,; corner property in the
midst OF tremendous development
ARLINGTON BLVD, FAIRFAX
Approx $4,000 50. IT,. 1873 It..
frontage, with a disable rambler;
excellent visibility on well-traveled
roads.
TOWN OF FALLS CHURcH-On
main street 62,675 So, It. in the
midst OF commercial area. owner
anxious for deal.
WEIssBERG BROS, REALTY
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE, MD, UNIVERSITY 7-2OO2
BEACH COTTAGE, Westmoreland
Shores, almost new-Big living
room, fireplace, two bedrooms,
bath; furniture: $3.50, TERMS.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
CULPEPER, Va, Valley 5-S502
day. 1882 night
BETHANY BEACH Choice build
ing lots; city water, electric power;
reasonably priced. Call OF. A.
1852. OF. ASIA. MR.. GIBSON.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Breeze-
apis. Dickinson 1906.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. = Ocean
block. 8 bedrms., "a baths. elee.
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325 ACRES

Modern operating dairy
farm, 50-cow Washington
type barn, . silos, milk
tank, maternity and loaflng
barns; machinery Sheds, all
other necessary outbuildings,
30 acres timber. remainder
In crop, and pastures. Pro-
ductive soil, large stream,
long frontage on Q hard
roads, one S-rm. modern A.
bedrm. house: 6-rm. tenant
house. Farm in full oper-
ating condition, 35 miles
d, C., SI35, 600
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HOWARD COUNTY, picturesque
4-bedrm. country home, cherry
paneled liv. rm., gar, horse
stables and chicken house. Stu
sted 500, #. back from hard sur
laced I'd. on "a acres. Only
LAIRD B. SCOTT, RRALTOR,
~; 9-042O, ewes and Sun. JU.
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OLNEY-bO acres OF excellent sub
sonably priced with good terms
avail, = M. FRY Co, OIL. g.
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SOUTHEAST

Try Tri-County Realty
LAND VALUES THIS WEEKEND
OVER 800 ACRES near Gainesville.
wonderful development potential,
S154.000. "A cash.
IS ACRES, sewer and water. town
OF Manassas OPT. VIM. Coz S35,-
600. viii make about 102 lots.
5 LOTS READY 10 GO. $4,000 to
$4,000 50. #. PLUS ga acres
with lake which can be sub
divided. Near town OF Fairfax.
ALL for S32,500. Only $4,000
cash required.
WOODED 1-ACRE TRACT near
Fairfax. $4,000.
SO ACRES. approx. 45 miles to
new Chantilly airport. Good deVel-
opment potential access road al
ready in. S2s,s00.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Brother Wounds
Brother In Dispute
Over $40 Loon

A st. Paul man who shot and
wounded his brother over a $40
loan apparently viii not be pros
ecuted because the wounded broth
er win not sign a complaint.
Willie Anderson, 436 1glehart
Av., the wounded man who was
shot by his brother Felix, 81 of
657 Marshall is in Ancker hospital.
The shooting occurred in the back
room of RusselIs Bar at $50 Ron
do Av., Saturday afternoon, Aug
ust ~. The wounded Anderson
said he and his brother quarreled
over $40 Willie borrowed from
Felix.
The wounded man walked to
Miller hospital alone and told ex-
aiming physicians he had been
shot in the leg. Later police took
him to Ancl1er to be held pending
investigation.
On Monday two days after the
incident Felix Anderson for whom
a police broadcast had been made
walked into police headquarters
and gave himself up.
Both brothers hail from Camden,
N. J. and are employed as roofers
at New Brighton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Chief PrOstz Explains PrObIsms
NAACP Called Mass
Meeting Hears Pros
& Cons On Disturbance

crowd estimated from IT'S to 225 persons attended the
public meeting Wednesday night August 10 called by the
Paul NAACP the result Of incident which occurred early
August Is when IL persons and ST. Paul
police with crowd of $50 onooker nearly precipated riot
The meeting presided by NAACP president
Leonard H. Carter
Editors Note: This transcript only that portion OF
the meeting which the discussion open the floor Most
of the transcribed from the recorder
bam however of the placement of the mcrophone
was impossible to get individuals words and in this
the statements merely summarized.
Herewith is partial report Of the meeting taken by
by reporter for this paper The entire proceed
ngs taken by recorder will in subsequent INSTALL
ment editions.
Mr. Charles Bradley Jr.: want to find out from
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Army Men &
Families Fuee
HOUSING Problem
(See Publishers Corner, Page y

(See Publishers Corner, Page -
us. Army men who viii man
the NIKE Hercules bases around
the Twin City area who have been
arriving here with their families,
especially the Negro American
members of the units are finding
it difficult to find housing near
their stations 1t was revealed last
week.
The Army has set up four bases
around the area to protect the
Twin Cities from enemy attack
Sites are near Pennington, St
Bonaficious, Bethel and in Wis
consin near the state line.
About 20 Negro officers and en-.
listed men and their families face
the problem Of securing housing,
So far the leaders Of the commun.
tiles near the sites have been I'm.
responsive to the need Of such
families.
Owners Of rental property OF
anyone else in the areas named
would be doing the communities
affected and the defense effort a
favor II they know Of housing
which can be rented and transmit
their knowledge to offices at the
sites or to the Minneapolis and st,
Paul Urban Leagues.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Legion Defends
90 & 8 Race
BEN 1850 To I388

In a torrid national convention
floor fight supporters Of a resoIu-
tion holding the 20 q American
Legion affiliates whites only
member clause in violation Of the
democratic ideals supported by the
Legion lost by close vote Of 1850
to 1888 Wednesday.
A milder resolution offered by
the Hawaiian delegation Emporium
ing the 40 a to change its whites
only clause was approved by the
convention.
Minnesota was among the state
departments that voted overwhelm-
ingIy in favor of the strong resolu-
ton, the states total Of 90 votes
going solidly on the motion to
adopt the resolution.
Not a single southern state went
for the resolution. In the Miss
issippi delegation one lone delegate
voted yes and gained the distinc-
ton Of being the only solid South
delegate to do 50.
The margin Of victory was
found in a northern state when
the Illinois delegation Of 219 dele
gates voted 211 to to support
the 40 & SIS right to discriminate
against Legion members on ac-
count of race.
Another surprise was the vote
of Iowa's 104 votes which sup
ported the Jim Crow element I'M
animously.
A leader In the drive to have a
Legion showdown with the 40 &
8 was Cleveland political figure
and real estate man James d.
johnson who worked with a white
Legion leader, ]. Harvey Boswell
from San Jose, California.
This was the first convention in
which the forces rallied such a
large support. If it had not been
for the disaffection Of Illinois the
strong resolution would have
passed.
AZ it was observers say We'd
nesday's vote may convince 40 &
8 leadership that they should
change their bylaws and knock
out the whites only clause, a
provision which has caused the
Amarican Lagi0n. great criticism
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

Man of the Year." by the lay
mans organization Of the Nation
al Baptist Convention.
Howard win be presented the an
nual award at the san Franciscc
convention Of the National Baptist
Convention In the California met
ropolis on September 10.
The presentation will be made at
the Annual Fellowship Banquet at
Mount Pilgrim Baptist church,
176 Post st., San Francisco, at 8
pm.
Howard a native Of st. Paul was
nominated for the national honor
by Benjamin Taylor Of st. Paul a
member Of the national executive
board Of the Laymen's AsSOcia-
ton.
Howard, long active In the civic
life Of st. Paul has won praise for
the manner in which he spark
plugged the movement to protect
the interests Of families displaced
by the freeway development.
A civic testimonial in his honor
was given several months ago at
Pilgrim Baptist church by a citi-
zens committee.
Howard will be the first Mime
sotan to win the coveted honor
from the Baptist churchmen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Group Health
Ask Cancellation
ON. D. Licenses

The insurance departments of
Minnesota and North Dakota have
cancelled the licenses Of certain
representatives of Group Health
Mutual Of st. Paul at the request
of the company, according to Elk
ecutive President Geo. w. Jacob
son. The request to the depart
ments was made August 10.
Mr.. Jacobson said the company
became altered to the possibility
of irregularities in the conduct of
its North Dakota operations when
complaints were received from
some of its members and appli-
cants in that area. AS a result
preliminary Investigations were
made which Indicated that in
structions to its representatives in
North Dakota were in many cases
not carried out, and that In other
cases communications to applicants
through that office were never
delivered.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

The fan semester Of the st. Paul
Vocational evening school business
education program viii begin Sep
TENDER n at Mechanic Arts high
school, Central Ave. and Robert
Sc.
Newest course offering, introduc-
ton to Clerical Practice, for those
who wish to re-enter the office
employment market or for those
already employed desiring to learn
more about modern office mach
ines, In one Of 10 subjects included
In the fan semester program. En-
phasis In this course win be on
filing procedure with instruction
also covering telephone-telegraph
technique, mail handling, letter
writing, various methods Of du-
plicating, transcribing machines
and job finding. Units win be Wit
allied by the use Of audio-visual
aids. field trips and demonstrations
Of office machines.
Other classes offered are: bus
mess English, business speech, bus
mess law, showcard writing and
sign lettering, supervisory train
ing, salesmanship. economics of
business, traffic and transporta-
ton, machine shorthand, CONNER
cial art, property and casualty in
surance, typewriting, Gregg short
hand. office work simplification.
key-punch machine training, ma
chine calculation (Comptometry)
bookkeeping and accounting, and
Civil Service and Office clerical
training.
Registration win be September
14-17 from Q am. to 4 pm. in
room 500 City Hall. and from TO
pm. In the Mechanic Arts high
school office.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

Nelson Rockefeller -.---..--.-..-.. $50
JET says that Negroes win hold
a balance Of power In 10 states in
the 1850 campaign, and that en-
thusiasm among Negro Republi-
cans in the poI far exceeded the
Democratic response, a factor
which indicates the degree Of
COP poGitiveness and the high de-
gree Of indecision among Negro
Democrats on their party's stand
ard-bearers.
Humphreys showing was con-
sidered fine since he has no organ
ization working among the Negro
voters In any Of the states whereas
Stevenson has workers who went
down to defeat with him in two
campaigns and Kennedy has q wen
heeled, well oiled organization
which has been button-holing vot-
ers and getting commitments for
the past three years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

Editors Note: Defender Pub
locations editor Louis e. Martin
Il ON leave I'm Nigeria, directing
the development of q mass COM
municatiOn service for that Brit
ish colony which In 1850 viii
become an independent nation, a
member Of the British Common
wealth. A careful logical writer
and accurate observer, Mr.. Mar
tins article reprinted here con-
firms the belief that Russian
Communists intend to exploit the
exploding natiOnalIsm Of Black
Africa for their own purposes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Woman Yields S0V0n-Up
B0ttIej BysSander MI
Nv ElAIinn ErnnnnAn

Josh Davis, 500 Mt. Airy was
brought to Ancker Hospital by
two friends at 2:10 am. Saturday,
August %. He was suffering from
multiple decorations on his face
and a large bump between the
eyes.
Davis and his two friends Alfred
Thomas, 469 Fuller and Billy
Thomas. 47s Iglehart said a wom-
an by the name Of Ann Parker,
address not given, hit her husband
over the head with a Seven-Up
bottle In Booker T. No. at Grove
and Broadway. Fragments from
the broken bottle struck Davis
and other persons in the cafe.
Davis was the most seriously In
Jured. The injured man Is employed
at the Industrial Steel Container
Co.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

their African experts, intensely
trained in African languages and
culture, show up as observers at
every conference to which they can
gain admittance.
I have become convinced that
the biggest hope Of the Communist
lays in the current developments in
the Union Of South Africa.
There the racial situation is
moving, according to everything I
hear and read here, toward a
frightful climax. The difficulties
in the Sudan, Ghana, and other
areas may make big stories back
home but the biggest story is the
South African attempt to go back
ward from the goth century to the
Dark Ages.
AS you know, South Africa is
getting set to establish five so