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$16,950
3 Bedrooms
South of Alex.

A lovely brick rambler
foot living room with
fireplace also has a pine
paneled wall as does the
separate dining room The
pleasant bright kitchen is
fully equipped including
disposal. There are .
bedrooms, separate utility
room and fenced rear
yard. This home is IN
spotless condition. Call
so. 5-6790
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
tcoNIlNuep,

PRETTY As A PICTURE-4-bed-
rm., 2-bath Cane Cod on large lot
with 1877 frontage on Powder Mil
I'd; sep. din. rm. and large 12xl2
kit; this home has many added
features too numerous to list
priced to sell fast: SlS,500; with
easy FHA terms. Call I'll . PM
WA. $4,000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
4 CO.. INC, Realtor.
SHORT ON CASH? Can you make
substantial monthly payments
II SO, we have several . and
bedroom homes, priced from sl0,-
500 to $4,000, to show you
RE. 6-6S64. RE. 5-S347. Eel
Lows REALTY CO. "a
ST, JAMEs--3-year-old rambler; Z
bedrms., full bsmt,, fenced yard
close TO schools and transp Only
S14,750 owner anxious TO sell
UN. 4-S5S3.
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N. ARL., westoyer-26ss cash re.
turn. 10 units, Some turn,. over
$1,000 gr, IA. s-5ssS. IKE. S-6444
Mr.. I4TH AND O SITS. s,E,-Loi
2Oxi5B, with Frame Dwelling and
z Brk. garages In rear. on wide
alley. MAKE AN OFFERING
v. L. TooMkY, JR., REALToR--
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CUSTOM DESIGNED
OFFICE SUITE
DOCTORS

DNTN. G. ST LOG. - Reas. rent:
newly remod. ofcs.. showrm. space
or store Can be adapted for any
use MA. S-5524
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Low, LOW DOWN PAY
MENT. 3-unit apt. house
In good NV. area. Asking
S33,500, Owner forced 20
sell. Call Mr.. DELL JAMES
L. DIXON a. CO., Realtors,
ST, $1,000, u. S-l5l2.
Exclusive.
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1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria. Virginia
South $500
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S-bedrm. 2-bath brick rambler win
Price, $4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL CENTER

MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH. BLDG. d. 7-S300
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INVESTMENT PROp. SALE


Standardized and row 4-unit brick
apis. with 3-ear garage, In GOOD
ne. location: S3,46Q yearly
tenants pay all utilities, Price,
sci 900.
Pr Mr. Wright, Ewes. EN- 5-isst
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
lT22 L ST. NV. Ma. $4,000
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q3i North Glebe Rd.
Arlington. Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
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l6-uNIT APT

modern BLDG: price
SS9.5O0; in NV. area, close to
bus, school and shopping Low
rent, can be improved. shows
excellent return now For details
call Mr. MeGlnnis, ~. e-23sS.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
Sales, Inc.
1922 L st, NV MA. $4,000
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NEAR ST. JAMES
Mannas RItY., JE. 2-3IIU

N. ARL, williamsburg ares); walk
TO bus, shop, Catholic and public
schools from this immaculate. =
bedrm. q bedrm. paneledl brk;
rambler: nice kit, with loads OF
cabinets. You'll love the rear scr,
pch., 27lsxS, this summer. Lovely
trees. flowers and shrubs in this
lovely fenced yard Extras as
wail-to-wall earpeting and wash
err: firepl. in liv. rm.: plenty OF
closets. Priced S1S,450. Call IA.
5-940O. BETTER HOMES REAL
TY, INC.
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LAKE BAREFOOT
$35.95O

split-level, 4-bedrm., g.
bath house with large living run.
with fireplace, dining I'm. with ad-
joining scr'd dining terrace, mod
ern, equipped kitchen. large
ground-level family room with
trance onto carport. den, with
built-in bar and refgr. This price
includes draperieS, attic fan, de-
humidifler, Lake PRIVILEGES; sand
beach "a blocks away. Ideal for
children.
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JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
FALLS CH.-Brick rambler, l "a yrs
Hid Ds lss O sd8sSo T% S1'5 $3.50
FALLS CHURCH, l mile west of 7
Corners-3 bedrms., lge. 81 knotty--
pine finished 2nd floor; lge; fenced
yard, FLA price, Sl3,750. down
payment, $3.50, monthly payment
HooTS, BROKER, JE. 3-D1O9.
FALLS CHURCH-Big de luxe s.
bedroom brick rambler with lovely
living room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room. m n
equipped kitchen, all large bed
rooms, full basement with beau
level lot, SOxl34 with trees Near
bus, schools and shopping. Owner
leaving, says "sell'' with as little
as $4,000 down payment and as
sumo Sl5,250 Az loan with
only S110.S0 per month including
everything, Better act quickly on
this one If you're looking for a
real BARGAIN. Call for appoint
ment. IA. 4-5SS5. SERVICE
REALTY INC.
FORT BELVOIR - Beat the. rent
with this almost new. 3-bedroom
brick and frame rambler. Beauti-
full red oak floors, modern cleo
trio kitchen, basement finished
into a nice l-bedroom apartment,
which will cover your monthly
payments Plus utility room and
large storage room. Don't miss
this investment at only S17,250.
RoUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000.
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ARLINGTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
2-bath. brick-stone home. Near
Arlington Hall, Fort Myer. Only
minutes from Pentagon. Has lovely
living room with fireplace, sep
arate dining room, de luxe
equipped kitchen With disposal
dishwasher, etc. Two lovely bed
rooms and bath, FIRST floor. Two
extra large bedrooms and bath,
second floor. Full basement with
cedar paneled rec. room. Beauti-
full level fenced lot. Walk to
schools. bus, stores and theater
owner leaving area. Priced to
sell with very reasonable down
payment and assume AM loan
with only S103 "a per month
This is real bargain for the
one who acts Immediately. ia
4-5sS5. SERVICE REALTY, INC
ARL.. NO, new 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler, de luxe kit. including
dishwasher and DISPOSAL, . fierpl.,
full bright bsmt. with paneled rec.
rm., carport, level lot, walk 10
express trans; priced at S23,e50.
Call THU DARBY CO., Realtors,
ia. 5-9393; ONCE open 2 TIL ..
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WEST EVANSVILLE

wOoDLAwN VILLAGE = Lovely
mod. brk. rambler painted PINK
GRAY-wHITE. Corner lot with
ranch style fencing, IMM.AC.
THROUGHOUT. $3.50 dn, bal.
3O-yr, loan. HUGH T. PECK.
HE. 4-6400.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

YOU WILL AGREE that this VIII
hamsburg styled home has un-
trance hail, is-fi. dining rm..
with fireplace and random width
fioors, dc luxe equipped Kitchen
with That Southern atmosphere,
large living rm. has fireplace and
offers front view As well a. over
LOOKING rear aafden. There Is also
4 coy den and u bath on LIST
floor. MASTER REDRM, IS 1875,
There are : additional becrms. s nc
i Sasn on h,s near SsrS. Garner ot
completes the picture OF leisurely
living, JUST LISTED, AT S22,-
50Ol be the iirst 10 see this! Call
OV, 3-f4l3, SHANNON a LUCAS,
Realtors, Presidential Gardens,
Alexandra, Va.
YOUNG MoDERNs PARADISE
This charming 3-bedrm eontempo-
rary features LARGE rear Nv. rm.
with a window wall overlooking
the woods, log-hurning hrep'aee;
large dining eli and complete oE
drier. FOR THE YOUNG MOD
ERNs or THE MoDERNs WHO
THINK YOUNG. , blocks to bus
and school. Small down payt
and assume large CT loan; total
payts. under SIPS, asking price
only $40, 800. ARTHUR L WAL
TIERS CO. INC, Realtors, IA
S-BEDRM. CAPE con, $500:
$500 dn $40 mo P I. Unlikely
REALTY IA 7-02sO
4R5 HUGE LOAN can be as
sumed on this unusual home
Newly redecorated With q lot OF
personality featuring bedrms
IN. bedrm, or possible den down,
"a baths, beautiful liv. rm. with
firepl, sep. din. rm.. delightful
kiteh.. rec. rm. with firepl that
will take a lot Of Twin, appeal
ing entrance hall, rustic fence
surrounds lovely wooded lot In
rear. Immaculate cond. Priced
sci, $50. Call ia. 5.9400. BET
TER HOMES REALTY, INC.
SI3.D5O is the full price OF this
lovely home in o close-in No. Arl,
location. / blk. to st. Agnes and
. blkS. to express trans. liV. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm,, fully
equipped kit. with breakfast space,
8 bedrms., bsmt,; oil hot water
heat; beaut. lot, completely an-
Choir fenced. FLA financing avail
Call THE DARBY. CO., Realtors,
IA. 5-9393i ONCE open p I'll y.
$500 DOWN FHA
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER LEVEL
h-AcRE LOT; SS5 MO.
ST. 300
NJ. R. REYNOLDS 4 CO, INC:
REALTORS JE. 4-4660
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NORTH ARLINGTON
New Rambler

4 BEDRMS., Q BATHS, CARPoRT,
REC. RM', WITH FIREPLACE,
Just Q blocks from excellent bus
and excellent shopping center.
Also service to d. c. and Pentagon
and features a de luxe kitchen
with ali modern facilities, a sep.
dining room, and a large living
room with fireplace. Immediate
occupancy. Trades considered.
Only S23,950.
Barr Realty, Inc.
Metropolitan Realty Exchange =
ZIG Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-330O
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lust of Glebe I'd; nice semide-
tached with living rm,, dining
rm., 2 bedrms., full bsmt., fenced
rear yard. Ideal location. $3.50
will cover down pay't and CLOSING
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
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.ovely brick rambler in N. Spring
field; 8 big bedrms.. large lily. rml
separate dining rm,, u baths:
near community swimming pool;
lovely fenced lot; very high GI
loan to assumeI priced $4,000,
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M. T. Broyhill
a. SONS CORP, REALTORS
1910 LEE HWY
FAIRFAX TOWN

SAT, DUU
Southern elegance and charm are
mirrored In this spacious Georgian
Colonial, surrounded by formal
handicapped y acre with high
hedges of hemlock and holly-a
fiagstone walk bordered by Eng
lish lockwood and winding drive.
way to a 2-car garage. Banks Of
azaleas. rhododendrons, dogwood,
hydrangias and plantings Of jon
ouils, tulips and many other
towering perennials blend in a
sprinetime of beauty. The col
umned Georgian portico leads to
a through center hall, fianked by
a 25-ft. living rm. with French
doors opening on a lge. rear
screened porch overlooking a
Sunken garden: opposite the Nv
ing rm., across the hall, a dining
rm.. breakfast rm., kitchen and
u bath; upstairs, 3 DELIGHTFULLY."-
cool bedrms. and 2 baths; full
bsmt,, rec. rm., fireplace; OIL
h.-w.h.: brick guest house, 20x20r
fireplace and roughed-in bath
Constructed Of mellow, handmade
brick. with a slate roof, the house
bears the stamp Of permanence.
TTTHH COOK
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CONN. AVE.

Executive office, / or 9 rooms, with
private rest room. Conference Tm.
for your convenience without
out charge. Parking next to
building. Apply Manager. DU-
PONT CIRCLE BUILDING, AID.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA-Just of Wise. ave. 4
rms. down, 4 UP, suitable store,
offices, restaurant or home and
business. For information and TO
talk over your ideas with owner
call OIL, 6-0Q43
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
S0nfo'S Elves Are
Working Overtime
Az" HcIIie g"

AS the holiday season draws
near, Santa's elves are working
overtime at Halle Q. Brown Com,
munity House, busily preparing
for the festivities. Special Christ,
mas programs are being planned
for all age groups from Colder
Ayers to the Nursery School tots
Special events are scheduled az
follows:
December 10, Board of directors
meeting,
December IL, Game room &C.
tivities, December IL, Guys and
Dolls square dance party; Decem.
Der 81, Children's Christmas party
sponsored by Uni-Dale CONNER.
cial Club and Women's Council
dinner; December %, Golden Ayers
Christmas party and Teen-agers
Sno-Ball; December %, Nursery
School party and December %
Basketball game and dance.
Halle Q. Brown House will be
closed December "a, through De-
cember ~, December 81, and jan
uary 1, through January 3. Reg,
ular program will be resumed on
January 4.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
Seek To Organize
Non-Porfisdn Group
Among Negroes

Dining Car Employees Union,
Local SIC announced this week
it would become the first member
Of a countrywide non-partisan
citizens committee for good gov
eminent.
Jerry Robins, president of the
local made the announcement. Mr..
Robbins said, 1T is sad but it is
true that due to adverse conduct
of certain incumbents in both
parties, the Negro citizen can no
longer be loyal on the basis OF
party regularity alone.
Robins said the first duty in St
Paul is to get all citizens regis.
tered and that his organization
plans to help the NAACP achieve
that goal
Critical of some city including
Mayor Joseph Dillon and Commits
sioner Milton Rosen st. Paul city
officials, Robins added:
With reference to our city Of
ficials, I have presented the issues
fairly and MISUNDERSTANDING
great care to keep partisan poll
tics out Of the picture" call
upon the people of Ramsey County
to join in this massive endeavor
remembering that: an injustice
to one should greatly concern US
all and it Is Of the utmost
Importance that we stand strongly
united in our struggle"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
J. n. THOMAS REELECTED
EXALTED RULER or
GOPHER LODGE ELkS

]. H. Thomas was reelected ex-
allied ruler of Gopher Lodge No.
105, LB.PO.E.W. at its annual
election of officers held Thursday
night, December 3, at the lodge
hall, 527 st. Anthony Av.
Other officers reelected include
Albert Smith, esteemed leading
knight; Bloch Perkins, esteemed
loyal knight; ]. w. Clemens, es-
teemed lecturing knight.
New officers elected were Atlas
Ferguson, esquire, Elijah New
born, inner guard, Robert w
Fields, financial secretary, Lee A
Gwynne, treasurer and William
White, tyler.
The election was conducted by
Edward L. Boyd, grand travelling
district deputy, who also installed
the newly elected officers. The
meeting was well attended.
Gopher Lodge will host the joint
memorial service on Sunday, De
cember IS, at Gospel Temple, Grot-
to and Marshall Ave. Rev. w. L.
Battle is pastor.
The public is invited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
MILL CITY GOLDEN GLOVE CHAMPS
EASILY OUTcLASS CHICAGO cYO TEAM

The Chicago CYO boxing team
which came to Minneapolis Tues
day night to take on the Mime
apohs Golden Glove champions won
only one bout out of the eight
championship tits.
The lone winner for the Chicago
boys was 100 pound unspectacular
Bill Murphy who punched Richard
Stokes to a draped position over
the ropes in the third round after
Stokes cleverly eluded his potent
left for two rounds.
Jimmie Jackson, former nation
al Golden Gloves 112 pound champ
ion pounded out a one-sided de-
cision over Tom Williams, a young
er opponent from the Windy City.
The bouts were sponsored by
the newly formed Minnesota Amat-
eur Athletic foundation in which
Spokesman and Recorder column
list Percy Villa is president.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
Mayor p. K. Peterson
Names Hobart 7.
Mitchell TO Group

Minneapolis Mayor r. X. Peter
son has named Hobart T. Mitchell,
1912 Elliot Av s., Minneapolis
realtor to the review board
which will consider complaints and
suggestions to the Minneapolis
police department.
Mitchell, longtime Minneapolis
resident and political figure, is a
member of the Hennepin County
COP resolutions committee.
He is a 80 degree Mason and
past master of Anchor Hilyard
Lodge.
1t is understood Mitchell had
been urged for appointment to
fill one of the vacancies on the
Minneapolis Housing and Redevel-
opment Authority.
Others named to the new board
are Josiah Brill, attorney; Robert
Gomsrud, president of the Min
neapolis Building Trades Council;
Rodger L. Nordbye, attorney, and
Donald C. Patterson, University
of Minnesota professor of psych-
ology and active American Civil
Liberties Union leader.
The decision to name such a
board is said to have resulted large
ly from criticism of Minneapolis
police methods by radio station
KSTP.
The American Civil Liberties
Union, Minnesota chapter had also
made suggestions that such a board
be set up.
Chief task of the new body
which is expected to meet soon
is to screen charges Of false arrest,
Illegal detention, prejudice or bru-
tality on the part of police offic-
ers. A similar board was recently
sdt up by Philadelphia mayor
Richardson Dilworth last year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
LEGION GUSTS 4O&8 FOR MEMBER RACE BAR
California Publisher
Announces He PlanS
Humphrey Support

In a recent issue of the Los
Angeles SEMINAL, largest Ne
gro newspaper on the Pacific
coast, Leon H. Washington, an.
nounced in his personal column
that he considered Senator Hubert
H. Humphrey the best candidate
for the Presidency, now in the
race.
Washington also in a letter to
Cecil Newman, Twin City publisher
said he planned to support the
MinnesOtan despite the fact that
he has been a supporter of Gov
Edmund C. Brown for Is years.
Washington is one of the most
powerful influences in Los Angeles
and in California.
First local notice of Washing.
toms decision came in the Nov. %
edition of the Minneapolis SUN
DAY Tribune where political
writer John Mcdonald, reprinted
portion of the letter Washington
sent to Newman, in which he an
nounced his decision to support
the Minnesota senator.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
MINI. UN Assn.
Halls Human Rights
DdY AS. Important

Inc minnesota brancn OF Ine
American Association for the
United Nations board of directors
at its recent meeting hailed HUI
man Rights Day December 10, as
an important date.
The resolution unanimously
passed read:
I'VE invite public attention to
the annual celebration of human
rights day. The Civil Liberties OF
Americans have long been secured
by familiar constitutional guar
antics. Although there are seq,
ments of our society which still
have reason to complain of the
gaps in the enforcement of these
rights.
I'VE have further work to dc
in eliminating such injustices. Even
more significant is the role which
the protection of human rights
must play in other countries If we
are to have an international Soc
iety in which nations can live in
peace.
We are convinced that nations
which respect the rights Of their
own citizens are not likely to be
irresponsible in their relations
with other nations.
This gives Importance to the
effort of the United Nations to
state a common standard of hu-
man liberty for the world.
ut has done 80 in the universal
declaration Of human rights. Which
has become the basis for wide
spread educational effort and has
influenced the framing Of many
recent constitutions. It is now
completing work upon covenants
Of human rights which may pro-
vide a framework of treaty OBJ
legations which win bolster ma
tional enforcement Of human
rights.
These efforts are already of
great value and may grow steadi-
ly in significance If they receive
the support of men Of good will
in this and in other countries.
There is no more direct and real
istic way in which we can advance
the principles and purposes for
which the United Nations was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11

Other results:
11S Pounds-Ken Prichet, Mpls.
knockout John Holm, Mpls, (2).
135-Jim johnson, Mpls. decis,
Toned Mary Buchanan, Mpls.; Rudy
Rodriguez, Mpls., decisioned Johr
Jacobs, Mpls.
16O-Bob Phelps, Mpls., decis.
Toned Jeff Arnold, Mpls.
CHAMPIONSHIP
11S-Ken Lockhart, Mpls., de,
cisioned Izaak Scarborough, Chi
cago.
126-Chuck Holes, Mpls., de
cisioned Verdell Smith, Chicago
126-Chuck Hales, Mpls., de,
cisioned Tom O'Shea, Chicago.
147-Jim Shaw, Mpls., decisioned
Jack Holloway, Chicago.
Heavy-Charley Smith, Mpls.
decisioned Frank Davis, Chicago
Heavy-Leroy Bogar, Mpls., de.
cisioned Jim Jones, Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11

the race ban in the honor society
came under critical view by the
Legion leadership. At each con-
vention held in the last five years
there have been strong attempts
to pass resolutions calling on the
40 & 8 to drop its race ban.
For Is years before, the few
Negro LegiOnaires who attempt
ed to obtain convention resOIu-
tons against the honor society
membership practices had little
or no support and such resOlu-
tons did not reach the floor Of
the convention.
At the August, 1859 convention
held in Minneapolis the strongest
effort to get the Legion to offici-
ally censure the 40 & and de-
mand the end Of the racial bar
lost by vote of 1850 to 1888, a
bare 262 vote margin.
The Minnesota delegation act
Ing upon instructions and q res
OlutiOn from the state convention
was active In the resolution COM
mittee I'm getting the 40 q 8
matter before the Convention.
The Minnesota Legion in its
state convention earlier in the
summer had went on record in
favor Of insisting that the honor
society drop its racial bar, and
Minnesota's 30 convention dele
gates voted in a body for the
which would have
brought this about.
A sleeper" resolution which
passed the convention without a
dissenting vote and which reaf-
firmed the Legion constitution
which does not bar any honorably
discharged veteran from Legion
CONTINUED on Page ~
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proposed survey project to de-
termine the community services
needs of the CHA area which has
the support of the Minneapolis
Urban League, Edward F. Waite
Neighborhood House, and the Com
munity Welfare Council. He ap-
pointed the following members
to serve on a steering committee
that will work with Fred Barley
Program Director of Waite Neigh
borhood House to develop this pro-
ject: Coleridge Hendon, Rev. Rob-
ert Lesch, Jack Strawder and Burt
Wade.
A revised constitution was sub
mitted for the groups considera'
ton by John Sims. Two major re.
visions provide for monthly meet
ings Of the membership, rather
than one annual meeting, and ex'
tension Of the southern boundary
from 46th Street South to Mime,
haha Parkway.
Rev. Blaine Lambert, of the
Park Avenue Methodist Church
and r. A. Mallory, ST., reported
for the coming committee and an
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nounced that a representative
from the City Planning Commits
sion will be available to speak at
the January meeting to discuss
the proposed zoning ordinance as
it affects the CHA area.
William Cratic reported that the
following persons were nominated
to serve as officers and Board
members during 1850:
Officers: Robert Murray, presi-
dent; Charles w. johnson, First
Vice-President; Irwin M. Isely,
Second Vice-President; Mrs. An
drew A. Hudson, Corresponding
Secretary; Charles w. Glenn,
Treasurer and William e. Cratic,
Parliamentarian.
Board members: Lorenzo VIII
iams, James Ward, Orville Frac-
ton, Thomas jackson, Harvey
Cole, Carl Wade, Coleridge Hen
don, and John Mitchell.
There were also reports from
the property maintenance and free
way committees.