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S495 DOWN

$495 DOWN
LINCOLN PARK AREA
Vacant 4-bedrm.. brick home: Can
be used rs 2 family. Ia baths,
fun basement.
SIDNEY GERSTENFELD
CITIZENS REALTY co.
OFFICE. NE. s-4l2l .
He. 4-46s5. JU. 9.5e75
NV APARTMENTs. 9 KITS.
2 BATHS full bsmt.; compl; re-
dec, all floors sanded. Near
schools and transp.; earase.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
TOWN H0UsE-I221 NJ ST. NV.
8 rooms, 2. baths and powder room
IsrT: hars: lot Priced at $4,000
iWiAPLE REAL ESTATE
TULIP HfLL-RambieT. choice ioc :.
Ice. lot, exquisite decor. 3 bedrms. :,
2 baths, maids rrn. and bath: air
cond. Ewes. .AD. 2.213t. DAME
COURT REAL ESTATE. DE. g
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NEW LlsT1No - 4.yeaf.old brick
Colonial: Ice. liv. Tm.. sep. din.
nm. modern kit, powder nm. 1st
a.: 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. IND a.;
rec. rnn.. Arepl.. powder I'm. Nu.
merouS features incl. central air
cond,, elec. c.-eye garage door. Sale
incl. washer, drier. To inspect
SAn ME- 6o Adams. Wo. e-2sol or
JAMES I. DIXON q co.
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BETHESDA

Extremely lRe. 4.bedrm.. 2ps.bsth
split level With family rm, and
yrs. old with excel. 81 per cent
nn4neinS; call Mr. Brown with
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MCLEAN AREA

Older custom built brick on Kirby
I'd. mr., Chesterbrook School, on .
beautiful ia-aere lot covered with
trees, shrubs and flowers. 1st
noor, bedrm., kit. 'w/eating space,
family.Size din. rm.; upstairs, 2
twin-siEe bedrms. and full bath;
utility rm., h.-w. heat. $4,000:
S1e.s6o. very ressonaSls terms.
, qEoNoE Il. EUcKERs v: GO
MCLEAN HIGH eCHOOL-charm-
ing. spacious 3-bedroom brick
rambler: lSx2s bright living
doWs. brick fireplace and floors
that sparkle, Toomy equipped
kitchen with dining space. Full
basement. 14x45 finished rec.
room. Also separate playroom or
maids room. Beautiful HANDICAPPED
corner lot In fine neighborhood.
Exeellently located. To see call
JE; 2:262O. JOSEPH w: 9EAY
COMPANY, Realtors, 113 West
Bread street, Fails Church. Va.
MOVE M BY CHRISTMAS. OF inn
mediately II you prefer. and spend
coEy winter. days In this appealing
pIlCk 1AuCucI. NOuVCuleuCo anu
comfort combined all on one floor,
with 8 nice bedrooms, 2 baths,
earport, patio on large level cedar.
fenced yard. Attractively financed
with one of those hard-to-nnd
4paSs G1 loans. Purchase today
at Just SlS,S50. Gail SHANNON
& LUCHs, REALTORS, IA. 5-6S00
Q til 8. 2055 Wilson blvd.
MT. VERNON AREA-Det. frame:
bedrms., Ia baths, full bsmt.
with rec. rm., gas heat: avail. Dec.
10; sale or rent. so. S-0616.
n. ARLINGTON-Brand new and
spacious, walk to bus and shops.
A true center hall with large liv-
Ing room. separate dining room,
beautiful kitchen, bedroom and
bath on main floor. Upstairs there
are 2 enormous bedrooms and an.
other bath. In an out-of-ground
basement there is lovely pan
eled rec. room and room for q 9th
beoroorn. S.S,oUU ana worth IL.
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, ia.
6.1660: ewes, ia. 6-1550.
NEAR LAKE BARCROFT-Beauti.
ful brick rambler, Just COMPLETED,
FULL DAYLIGHT BASEMENT, 5
bedrms.. 2 baths. UP: sep. din.
rm,. hrepl. In liv. rm. and rec.
area. SOMETHING SPECIAL at
only $1e.9b0 with moderate down
payment.
-. WALTER r. REYNOLDS
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HOME AND TNCoME-close in
Silver Spring. we offer stone
Cape Cod with 8 bedrooms. 2M
baths, 3 kitchens, recreation
room, hot-water heat. owner lives
In. rents some Of the rooms: you
can do the same. S29.500. JAS.
C. CONLEY. Realtors, JU. e-4134.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.W.
HOUSES F0R SALE--N.E.

BR00KLAND-Medern Q rms, 2
encl. porches, brick home. built-in
garage, concrete front porch. Va
can't. BERGMAN REALTY CO..
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NEW CUSTOM RAMBLER

Ideally located on beautiful Is, ,000-
soft. wooded lot, 9 minutes from
Chain Bridge, lust over the line
in Fairfax Co. All city utilities
separate entrance hall, beautiful
living rm. with picture window
and fireplace, 14.it. separate dim
ing rm., magnificent all-electric
kitchen with eatine space, wall
oven, disposal, dishwasher; 3. twin
bed rms. and 2 all-tile baths;
beautifully finished 20xs0 recre-
alton rm. with picture windows
and Erade.level opening to rear
yard: also half bath. Lots Of stor-
aee space. LOVELY SCREENED
PORCH and CARPoRT. Call now
for full details--caIl place S2l,-
900 25-yr. nrst trust. Ewes, IA.
b-S540.
METZLE LER-Va. Office
s417 Lee Hwy. IA. B-7B7B
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Hillcrest-Colonial

. NEAh HHANCh AVE. 49,.
sc. area. eonv. to everything.
Hartman Realty, Inc.
10. 4.3400 Ewes. Lu. l.1102
KAIORAblA HTs.--Newly reno
.s: zas:a s SEi'f b.ss: sSsn ,aSsl; ssG;' w. sss
bit Of oeorSetown. ilnmed. oc-
cupaney. Priced In the d-20s.
Exclusive with CHEVY CHASE
REALTY. En-. S-1soo: ewes. OIL
Evening star., 1960-12-07

GAiTHERsBURG. vacant-3-bed- :
rm.. 1h-bath split-level: large kit,
Hsknr KS rms s,ssos ssfsss rop eTse 4rhMs On
TRADE TRADE. Po' s-3i4o. ~ Wv
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CT. NO MONEY DOWN-In desir-
Cape Cod: eomplsteIy eouipped
kit: buy. ct s14,2b0, Lo. 5-2s6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MdT.,
Evening star., 1960-12-07

bETaEs1A ETH se.. Of ossrEsscxn IssS SD r
mo. - immaculate 3-bedrm.. ~.
bath brick Cape Cod on beautiful
lot: din. rm.. fireplace. bsmt. 10.
5-6630. ----'-
Evening star., 1960-12-07

BETHEsDA, Mass. ave: arsa-LlE:
Sssb. Ssy nF'sz none; ssiiy oeosm' eos .d. a
s' cent to t si.ft. EiteSen: i0I large. iS, iiv,
rcosn. full.sile din. room. screened
porch. huge rec. room. 2-eer ga
rage. The most house for S54,950
that you will see. Call JAMES Z
SCHWAB, EN-. 9-5s00: eyes,. OIL
o-t40g or OIL, A-rRn3.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

BETHE6DA, 1895 Fleming ave-
2Ssor'i So a!sa. ss.1' $ $$ss fssHS sIs4tS sSr i,S os
9ETMEsDA "a A0H YOU'LL
3-bedrm. brick rambler with
lovely nlNpl. wall, mod. work.
saving kit, full bsmt.: Handicapped
lot. Price, S16.g50. HUGH r.
PECK, OIL, 6-91T0,
Evening star., 1960-12-07

BETHESDA A-CHEVY CHASE HIGH
fine school. we present Q COM
pletely .redecorated, vacant. brick
Colonial ready for immediate oc-
cupancv and priced right at .$19,-
800; 3 bedrms.. separate living
and dining rooms. plus other fea-
tyres; I'm. 2.s20s; DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY. INC. Ewes,
M -uoOn
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q A. scHLEsINoER CO.

BETHESDA-Center-h split.level:
3 lee. bedrms.. ga baths, beautiful
KIT. sunny out-of-around rec. rrn.,
Sss Sf rsnsne.s saTass: :ssSSSo ssstsSSSe snfHEsDa SsR
MIS-. Reynoids. EN-. S-ao43.
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6ERKELEY TOWN HOUSE; real
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Modera Ilney-oulls brlC.. oOolexeS,
surrounded by univ. CAMPUS. Two
1-bedrm. apts. in each, Full bsmt; !.
with 5000 down. CAN Mr.. Z. L.
THEY, J. B. TIFFEY & SON, La.
0-41ll; ewes, OIL. 2.7o00.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

FRANKLIN AVE. AREA = Excel.
3-bedrm. brick rambler; lge. kit.
sep. din. rm., scr. porch, bsmt. I:
conv, to schools. shops, transp. /;
S1s'sssG. C; ROBERT GRAY Il
Evening star., 1960-12-07

$1,5Oo DoWN-FHA
Sl35 total monthly payment buys
this immaculate beautifully redec-
GRATED 3-bedroom and bath ALI
brick Colonial. Large -21-ft. living
rm. with fireplace and big adjoin-
ing CONCRETE SIDE. PORCH:
separate dining rm., brand-new
completely, remodeled kitchen dds
bedrms. and aii-tile bath on End
floor. Full basement. Wooded lot.
Call now. for full detailsl Ewes,
IA. 5-S540.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

jHEvY CHASE, MD.-Rambief; 8
din; rln.. fully equipped Kit. with
table space, large rec. rm. with
tirepl,. "a bath and gear garage
in bsmt.: shaded and fenced lot
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Chevy
Chase or Rollingwood Elementary.
Leland and &c. C. Jr. and sr.
High. II You want q fine home.
this Is It.. Call DEAN RATHBUN
ASSOC. Chevy Chase Center. OIL
Evening star., 1960-12-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acc AREA-New split.levei: foyer
entr.; 8 Ice. bedrms., ga baths,
huge fully equip. kit. rec. rm.,
ExcEIiENT fINGNcIN,. o;eIS. 8. B.
FIELD, INC. u. 6-7113 or WI.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

GARRETT PARK = Brand-neW
Dutch Colonial home situated on
.50-ft. wooded lot: 3 bedrms.. =.
ga baths. sep. din. rm., modern
kitchen: excel. financing. Priced
under $4,000. OIL. 6.4453.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
HOUSES F0R SALE-N.W.

6ARNABY WOODS: SCI, 500: IS.
sumo 4hT trust-3 hedrms,. III
sssss sooasd Ssrasi os rsa anf buy ag for ess puT
chaser desiring to do his own dec
oreting. Call Mrs. LARoche. OIL,
2.l77l, with J. NELSON HUGHES
Evening star., 1960-12-07

cfrcle-Attrac. det. cor; cen. hall,
Ice. 1st-n. liv. rrn., din. rm., TV
rm.. buffers pantry, kit, bkfst,
rm., scr: pch.. br. ga baths;
yard, DIXIE REALTY, excl, Ma.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Our Schools Face Crisis

approved Minneapolis
Education
position
o budget
Right
Paul board $7OOOOO deficit
budget
the board levy by
again
public program
curaments kndergarens counseng services
including athletics adult
driver and special help physically
mentally retarded Increasing also
Minneapolis schools A
that school
mill referendum does Nov indications
would the
board members emphasized
qualified
losing
their schedules
kindergarten because
just important S twelfth grade"
1t difficult for this believe that either Minneapolis
programs
craed simply they
again given opportunity approve
hope children public schools
by being pound
their opposition enough money
properly.
money parents they
provide the public
support polls provide money despite
attack on the programs by selfish interests.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

The North Carolina Council Human Relations the
segregation public schools the
OF
exactly designed
legislators made it.
thousands
children enrolled public schools
permitted attend schools nearest their homes without dmna
DR. Raymond Wheeler Charlotte chairman of the council
Advisory
which
effects the minds
youth coored"
a puzzing
har-spitting, thus sidesepped
the obvious
Carolina enacted
nuy Supreme
Courts 1854 school Indignation decision.
matter the
open
realistically Constitutions cearcut ban against
racial on AFROANERICAN.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Presidential Endorsements
Candidates Could DO Without

The John Kennedy campaign straegsts had better
President Harry off the critsng
student Truman probably has his
great advocacy completely
Negroes eou civil rights the 1856 Democratic national
Truman has changed from being distinct Negro
sit-downs sins
liability to the KennedyLodge ticket
Oderous US Senator James o. Eastand in TV interview
ticket good Negro
Lyndon Johnson but have him credit He took everything
relating Indignation those civil Chat did pass
has always opposed experimentation of the segregation
of the Supreme Court"
Eveme Sen Barry Godwaer his mouth on his avorte
theme Negro for Richard Nixon
Lodge handicap the
Grand Dragon the Ku K Kan the South Carolina White Citizens
Council Tuesday David Mckay the head of the Mormon Church the
religious group breaches whites will be admitted to Heaven
Mr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
No Sfoppino Him Now

stopping bent obtaining
equality right every phase of
American life
tns at lunch counters in southern chain and
sins the might be
all the country Now this week the
Hxnee inauglrated n
of all should be free of the practice
discrimination whose
principle religious the
said and rightly that IL o'clock Sunday
morning the most segregated hour in America.
inaugurated help prac
pews the ministers preaching from the pulpit
10 these then let the "kneens and
the North well the South
started months
effective fruitful
February the
n eating facilities 27 different communities
the
have been peaceful, orderly quiet and dgnifed
followed the kneel-n appears
the
segregation.
young Negro feels that 100 signing the
Emancipation Proclamation long wait for the freedom
youngster
longer yearshave patience per-
action meetings conferences did
The sitin is getting resuts-K. c. (MO) CALI"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

suppose money being spent
which takes such toll hours Since
rarely killer there great demand for but think
there should be-
bothersome pesky, uncomfortable
takes all of five
a despite cold tablets Bromo Qunne aspirin
load up
We going recommended by
bedding doesn't make cold
isolate
somebody foundation
doing something cold and the cold
(fever go with them in some people
The Street reports private
spreading spurred the school Indignation which
the US. Supreme ordered six years
Registration schools for whites only in ten southern
Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi
Tennessee Texas and Virginia
from pupils n 100000 in 1858
significant however when the national
private taken into consideration All
private 38 million 1852 to
million in 1858
The southern gain period per
national gain 32%.
Many rapid growth particularly
they rapid poorly
materially deterorae educational standards in an
standards already below national levels
persons children schools for the
positive the overcrowded public
whether the American
providing quality education meet
challenge system producing
lists a which exceeds
Some southern private schools newly set up deliberately appeal
Indignation Others of the well
they discourage enrolment in their
by pupils just escape Indignation
majority will be able the
imagined ntegraed private
private the receive 2O%
public school teachers of the educational level
is high.
Indignation find the cost
flight private price maintain
racial system in American education-CecI Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Mr.. Nixon Picks Up A Dream

Republican dating
William Howard Taft and subsequently embraced by Warren
ing Coolidge capture segrega
the South.
a after always
hopeful along pick
he succeed where others failed
haus Nixon Already he has set ame record for Republican
presidential yet
to
NIXON, with eye electoral
stronghods Mississippi Florida
strong platform religion help
him.
Forgotten Republican
specific pledges
cap, Mr.. Nixon chooses to speak in generaties.
Neither of political parties" he Admnsa-
ton to solve all all problems for all times
After his tender embrace rights gradua
another Eisenhower-ike dishwater sop:
Il" legal problem; problem. 1t personal
problem going
prejudice saps strength
home"
In other words telling DxieCrats
assured will not ask Federal laws such proposed
rights platform suggested Republican
plank
being loudly n places
Lafayette Jackson, Mississippi
surprising darling of Dixie,
Barry disappointment Chicago going
all out in his enthusiastic support for Nixon
surprising the grand
organization
backing Nixon and from South Cardinals White
segregationist belong Dick
With this kind of backing Nixon excellent
backward perous
risk of losing the votes of the
Baltimore AFRO-ANIERICAN
game by the you can
tn Osea hauyO canth far
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Freemun's Record On veteruns Good

Editor Speaking
that behalf the
has been very good
veteran.
Two specific
Governor suggesting that the he called special
of legislature
consideration immediate of the
State Bonus In this letter that of the bonus this
time rather than waiting 1859 would
immediate assistance the root level
received right
blood stream the of goods
Freeman special
grateful
About two weeks his break tie vote to allow
$4,000 their
and children;
and always ocous of the Welfare of the
of Adams
Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Political Pot SINNERS

In an effort to firm his civil rights image John Kennedy is
sponsoring National Conference
lean Freedom in New Yorkt week
This tinly disguised by Kennedy
high command to make the Kennedy constantly rights
posture paaab Negroes
of both candidates on their real feelings rights
The Democratic high rights
Mnnesotas Senator Hubert
Humphrey has the civil rights
running on civil rights platforms originally
until the present to the derment political
In the recent TV Kennedy struck
Contract Compliance Committee for only
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Editorial Opinion From The Nations Press


Here editorial quotes from of the nations leading
papers subjects interest:
ARKANSAS GAZETTE, Little Rock, ArIl-"Afer telling
Springs
major indignation
1857 said
naturalization program in Arkansas
the
dispute
industrial of Little Rock stop a single
industry obtained District
sites waiting.
other
high
high schools
year"
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER, Montgomery, ALa-"White
fanatics monopoly the
adam Clayton
the communion service in his Harlem
so vile the acist political
the NAACP denounced the
danger
1t is stupid WE'LL Coumnist William
the first frankly racst politician
the first in section to make racism policy"
Thus the introduction monger
clerical attire at political Sunday
nounced bigos in the pulpit Jumping
have discussed the religious
Clergy"
This from the nations ranking bgot vestmens of
his church."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
DRY-POINTS
BY FRED GRAM


quite a reputation
before its makers found the that
counting drivers
The this the
explain they
for goes
pundit Bomb
long Na there ought restudy Kemn politics might
in fact be the hour of greatest peril
The Nixon reported unenhusiastic
They'd they thing
Mr. Gallup
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
By ROBERT O. SPTVAcK

Misunderstanding UNDECIDED-FOur weeks to go be-
fore Election Day and the poSers inform that the trend
towards John F. Kennedy If the Election held
day would be willing to bet that they right simply the
basis of mail have been receiving
AS of the moment it looks like Kennedy Nixon by
popular margin of something like $50 to 45%6.
But the election being held today. Only those with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

Gratis to adopt a Notwithstanding
party platform or for a Republican
Dept. of Justice suddenly to in
stitute law suits to protect voting
rights in the middle of a political
campaign.
At the same time that both part
les tell the Negro voter of their
deep affection for him, he is not
blind to the fact that they are both
currying favor with the Southern
segregationists.
WHAT THE NEGRO WANTS -
The Negro voter is not asking for
the achievement of all his goals
overnight. But he would like to be
treated on an equal basis so far
as his intelligence is concerned.
He knows exactly what it means
when Nixon moves South and talks
about the Democrats platform as
offensive to real" Democrats. He
also is not happy to hear that
Harry Truman, who has been de-
noncing the "sit-ins", is suddenly
assigned to do much of his cam
paigning in Dixie.
There is very little doubt that
Negro "neutralism" could sudden
ly become an important element
in the outcome of this election. The
Rev. Martin Luther King has
pointed it up with his observation,
in a recent interview.
Both candidates, he said, have
their good points. But there will
be no real enthusiasm" until they
demonstrate the crusading spirit
that is needed at this hour"
The two men have an oppor-
tunity to dramatize their commit
ment to civil rights between now
and November" DR.. King said,
The best way they could do it
would be to come right into the
South ard make a real civil rights
speech. 1t would be a marvellous
thing to convince everyone of their
seriousness and their sincerity"
This is clear enough. 1t will be
interesting to see which candidate
meets the challenge.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14


paper
leaving the Republican fold with which 1852 and Sc
GUIDE by B. Young
DAILY papers
operating Nixon-Lodge
publisher papers page
Juifies
the n
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
aPUPn, PLACEMENT, IN LOUISIANA

pupil placement law and probably will adopt
program immediate problem that of
preventing public
Of
cosngs the
uthty
NC. JOURNAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Sound Familiar?

Out Seattle Washington the other night the Republican Vice
Presidential would like to
Negro in the Presidents cabinet familiar?
During the West primaries reporters asked Minnesota
senior US question replied affirmative
Humphrey President but both parties
candidates readily especially human
rights, economic foreign
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
Letters TO The Editor
Hes DisgUSfedI

Editor I've few Negroes driving around the Twin Cities
Tom Negroes who driving with p Peterson
US Senator their windows makes wonder
Negroes have been all of these Senator Hubert Hum
hrey laid his their welfare this country
The softest describe these mpeons
CRATES Thank don't such Negroes
Minnesota!-S. Mitchell Minneapolis,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
NEGRO COPS IN MEMPHIS

The only way to develop responsibility citizens
vide them with an opportunity
that quality prime requisite
uous for communities
to its benecares the jobs public
would encourage them to knowledge MEM
phis TENN APPEAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
SCHOOL INTEGRATION

Atlanta and Georgia have the time plan
something better The sbey Commission sensf
BILE plan for keeping public schools
choice to each parent and community CON-
STTTUTION.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

hiring government contractors
the job with all Of the influence the
Hundreds
holders discriminate against Notwithstanding
agency which titular
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

OF all the voters, the candidates
seem to have made the least i'm
pact on Negroes. Both sides have
suddenly awakened to the fact that
in 35 congressional districts in II
states Negroes comprise more than
1O% of the eligible voters. The
Negro voter, often ignored between
elections, suddenly finds himself
wooed as never before.
If the election is as close as
some observers think, it may be
the Negro voter who determines
the fate of the two presidential
aspirants.
The difficulty about the Negro
voter is that he has grown much
more sophisticated than he used to
be. It's not just enough for Demo-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

short memories will forget that it
was in the last Is days of 1913
that Harry S. Truman overlook
Thomas E. Dewey. The pollsters
were 80 certain that Dewey could
not lose, they stopped sampling
public opinion two weeks before
the Election.
Although Sen. Kennedy may
vince at the comparison, the plain
fact is that he is in somewhat the
same position as Dewey. Right
now Nixon seems so far behind
that there is a serious question as
to whether he can ever catch up
especially in the crucial areas of
the industrial North.
But there are signs of a grounds
we'll of sympathy for Nixon, a
feeling that he is a poor man being
overwhelmed by a rich opponent.
This could prove more important
than anything he says or does.
Many people voted for Truman out
of a feeling that the poor guy
was fighting against such over
whelming odds they just wanted
to lend a helping hand.
Aside from that there are large
numbers of voters who still have
genuine reservations about both
candidates. They are uninfluenced
by how the bobby-soxers feel or
about the sentiments of COP die
hards. They still want time to think
things over and watch both men
closely.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

Copyright, 1860, Robert G..
Spivack).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

trouble game by you cal
o a ball. you far.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-02-27
Robbery Attempt Al D, X A. Store

An unsuccessful robbery was attempted late Sunday night or early Monday morning when Don- nelley and Acheson's store was broken into and the stores safe cracked partially open.
 The front door was jimmied al- lowing entry, and the safes dial knob broken off The thief was unable to complete the job, how ever.
 There was $50 in the cash regis ter, which was untouched.
 Kraft's office and hardware de- partment building showed similar signs of attempts to enter but there was no evidence of entry made.
 City Police are Investigating, but had no statement to make at press time.