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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

In the midst 81 his troubles.
however, Ball continues to have the
enthusiastic support 81 the Mime
sofa United Nations movement. The
Minnesota U.N. Committee recent
ly praised him for his efforts in
gaining Senate passage 81 u rcSolu.
ton for full United States par
ticipation in the world court.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

II the Republicans win control 81
the House 81 Representatives In
November, another MinnesotAn--
Harold knutson-will be eontinu-
ouSly on the nations front pages.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

OF tho civilized cannibalism Of law.
less southerners who took the law
into their own hands, and who
meted out bloody Justice ON tho
basis OF race and color.
Even A. Attorney General Chart
was carrying out the President's no.
guest TO use every resource Of the
department Of Justice" 10 track
down the Georgia murderers. n mob
IN mississippi was logging an in.
nocont Negro TO death and hurting
MS bruised and beaten body into n
swamp. Southern mohs have no
respect for words, from whatever
high official source they might
come; They are men Of action.
decisive. murderous action. They
only understand the persuasive
language Of action similar to their
own. '''"
That action must be taken against
the terrorist tactics that were called
forth by Talmadge and Rilbo In the
recent elections In their states. a
the only conclusion that can be
drawn now. Unless the govern.
'N"N VI Wv NHlNtu states mas the
courage and integrity to move al.
rectly to wipe out lynching as an
instrument Of policy in the southern
part OF this nation. Il must be pre-
pared 10 admit that II has aban.
doned the sane, constructive leader.
ship OF Negro America. and made
II possible for the lawless element
to take over.
There Is strong and growing
force Of leadership in the south
that has been calling for an "eyS
Tor an eye" retaliation every time
2 Negro Is lynched. Contrary 20
the commonly-held belief that Ne.
groes are afraid 20 die. there are
thousands In the South who have
been preparing 60 surrender their
souls for the privilege Of carving
q white face or two along with
them.
A prominent business man In
Montgomery, Ala, who Is rsaliSt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Washington
Spotlight
BY Louis IAutier

The Seyenty-ninth Congress,
which was anything but distin.
guished. will be remembered for
the IsLhal blow II
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
ny JOHN LEE

PRESIDENT Truman has done moth.
ing W the matter ~ the cold-hlood.
90 lynching Of two Negro men and
their wives by "'"'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Georgia mob. that
his predecessors
In that high office
have not done.
They. too, spoke
with Ricial
aloofness about
official investiga.
tions Of "this aud
any other crimes
OF oppr ession. 4"
They too, were
haunted through.
out the terms OF
their office by tho
mocking spectre
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Subscribe today for the North
vests most distinctive newspaper.
Call our circulation department.
Midway s9t0. and order So weeks
Of reading you can't ind in any
other paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

When Congress TeconveneS, Ball
will take the center ~ the stage in
n heated fight over labor legislation,
He is preparing n new set 81 pro
poSals which he hopes will be sup
ported by n Democratic Republican
coalition. The proposals call for
strengthening federal mediation
machinery, establishing equal re
sponsihility under the law for both
unions and management, amending
the Wagner Act in n number u
ways, and substituting new CON
trolls 10 replace government seizure.
They are certain TO bring the wrath
u labor down upon him.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

The independent political com.
m!ttees that mushroomed some
months ago have now definitely
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
MINNESOTA
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP
ny Arthur Naftalin

Although Senator Joseph II. Rail
does not come up for reelection
until i9iS, his friends are urging
him TO take to the hastings during
the current Congressional recess to
rebuild his popularity which they
feel has suffered as u result Of his
outspoken position on labor legisla-
ton and the OrA and his vote
against the Gl terminal leave hill.
Leaders Of veterans organizations
are openly stating their displeasure
with Rail-. and there Is growing
feeling that he will he extremely
vulnerable II he seeks reelection
in lglS,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Classified Ads in this paper pay
dividends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Knutson has announced that. IL the
COP wins control. he will, as chair
man Of the Ways and Means COM
chosen sides. The Minnesota Peoples
Political Federation, formerly the
Peoples PAC, Polled its l9l di-
rcCtors and came out with "prac-
ttcally unanimous" endorsement Of
all Republican candidates for Con-
gress and state offices. The indie
pendent Voters Of Minnesota, the
state branch Of the National Citi-
Eens rAC, has all but merged its
identity with that Of the Demo
cratic. Farmcr-l Labor Party Orville
Olson, executive director II the
NM. has now been appointed cam
paign manager for the DFL ticket.
The state department Of educa.
ton has big Help Wanted" sign
NAN wv -HNNN wv NtaNiN - nun
dreds Of women teachers are leav-
ing the schools to join their re-
turned GI husbands. Returning
veterans are turning down offers
~ teaching jobs because " low
salaries and poor housing. There
are already almost 1900 untitled
vacancies, and school authorities
fear the shortage may lead to a
collapse in teaching standards for
many districts, unless large num-
hers Of former teachers are per.
mittee, seek a 20 per cent reduction
in individual taxes. Many econo-
mists argue that heavy taxes con
StitUte a brake on initiation and that
il Is sound governmental policy 70
tax heavily during periods " pros
perity, A big tax reduction would
neceSSitate sharp decreases in ap-
preparations, which, in turn. means
drastic curtailment Of many gov
ernmental programs. Thus. Knut.
son would occupy just about the
nations most controversial spot.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Candidates for the l947 state
legislature overwhelmingly favor
rrapportionment and reestablishing
the party designation feature in
legislative elections, according to
recent survey conducted by the
Minnesota Federation If College
Republican Clubs. The survey also
reported that the candidates favor
improving the states educational
system and would support higher
salaries and n program of school
consolidation. An overwhelming
majority Of the candidates. accord
ing to the survey, are opposed to
a sales tax. The impressive major
tiles fayoring rediStricting and the
party feature suggest that the l9I7
session may produce some action
on these matters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Page minneapolis Spokesman
Friday, August l6, 1916
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

suaded to answer the urgent help
wanted plea.
The teacher shortage is certain
to get n full airing in the l947
Legislative session. At its annual
meeting the State Board Of Edu-
cation was told the solution rests
in improving teaching conditions
and paying higher salaries. This
means more money for education.
II also means renewed emphases
on school district consolidation. II
help Is not forthcoming in some
form. many schools, scraping the
bottom of the personnel barrel. will
insist upon the certitication Of un-
qualified teachers, which will mean
an inevitable breakdown in stan
daTds.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

.. lEdItnrs Mote: George Holland. special
hAls0n representative in the VetsTans' Ad-
bttnistratiOn writes a guest column thi.
week for ar. Hicks. who i. on vacation.
Holland - n former resident u ST Paul. }
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Any w. CoNDniiON' M}1I On frame or oT,ek; eI;, s or
Or Sunday, IA. a279, w. ME- -'-2- 2sz s7eS'
LET Us be Of service n1 to you yea5s
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WILL PAY CASH for B: c., nearby Va. and
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sell Cali MR.. FREDERICK, DI. 800 for
WE GAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its m luIl
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MI MR. At kATz to by or sell your house Can
PRIVATE PARTY wants house in D. G. or
nearby Nd. or Va. Please no brokers. Box
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neighborhood without colored covenants;
attractive location Box 21-C, Star.
BEE BEFORE Yog SELL set my cash offer for
Please call or write w. L. MOORE. 1Io6
OUR CASH BUYERS want homes at once
What have you to offer? THOS. E. JAR
RELL CO.. Realtors, .721 10th st. NV. Ma
0765; eve. and Sunday, GE. 4355.
CASH BUYERS TOR d, c. and No property.
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Sc section, or nearby Nd; must be brick.
l.. M. HOLLOMAN. NE. S474.
PAY CASH FOR HOMES-Free ap-
praisal SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858.
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? Liss
your house with us. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV. EX. 34OO
DIPLOMAT desires to buy house NV sec
ton, with den on st f., 4 bedrms, 2-car
LISTINGS WANTED--We need homes in
perienced salesmen can effect a a quick sale
and are qualified to advise you on todayS
prices. Eve. or Sun. phone Temple 1858
!. T. GRAVATTE 729 18th st. NV, Ma
BROoKLAND AND PARK VIEW houses
wanted for white and colored in these and
other sections satisfaction guaranteed.
Call KEYSTONE REALTY CO., MA. 1854,
DoN'T EXPERIMENT. Call us to sell your
house. We give prompt. courteous service
Free appraisals VIM, g. LIBBY CO., 700
18th st. NV. MA. O942: eyes,. Ia. 1855.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcontJ

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speclaiist@Piease SPEC cali for free @ and honest
appraisal. with no obliIgation: We hay.
S &c EUR pufk a5ai rfs Fem sa.
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M S4oke1 buy usn A. d2REY a Vn9f D 4sGs not sv:
g. nd e. SIR 9sao waNHD epaS wss Grss or COL
oredl; I purchase or sell for you. JOB
BuNG3LoW, BUN6 W 5'eg or room, must be near
grade school, state price for cash above
IFast b; SosstR,A A11.1 ST star YOUR bous. a.
have YOU? Call me. NJ. B. WEAVER
PRIVATE PARTY wants house Of at
tact BY writing only. MR.. A. HELMAN.
WANTED, imme ediately, a a5ttamily house.
section. Close to transp. and schools.
MAN REALTY CO. RE. 1915. 1925 J4 I4th
M en- saiRs ne
* ITf sSasay With vi e'shnai famy need.
a9~s to sfsS anIHsFs FK ssd5 q Ext g. S
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PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy from
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pay aSh BOX 70 p5e sas
YOUR " ff0n home. business OF 1f investment pTop.
PHRf1Es. Realtor.. s0s North Capitol Ma.
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bedroom house in D C.. or nearby Nd.
efP B e T csh can ea a2 st 5yy yoa Youg sSp gS'ss
PASTOR. 1l2e Vermont, Real Estate and
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1925 FRANK S. PHiLLTPs. 81. i'll.
ATTENTION. PROPERTY OWNERS We
have a large list OF purchasers for homes,
AIT ants business properties and investments.
intellieent service given to ali. We have
successfully served the property owners for
/ FINGER CO, 945 K st. NV. Ma. 1871 or
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Will pay all cash. No brokers. NO. 1898.
CoLoRED-DoCToRh has substantial down
Dayment DaZIa f9r 5 rooms or more prefer
Evening star., 1946-04-21

NEAR 14th AND COLUMBIA RD.-We
have 2 splendid rooming houses next to
each other. with IA rms; and Az baths;
each h.-w.h., good condition. They are
priced right. Here is real PROPOSITION
for a wide awake buyer. Sundays and
nights call De 6557; other times call
METZLER. Realtor- Builder, DI. $500.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

CoLoRED--l3Is KENYON ST. NV
"A rms. ga baths, h-w. oil heat, ga
rage: SI7,950; $4,000 cash.
6n5 Florence St. n:e:-6 large rms and
oath: kitchens full basement, extra lot
$50; ST 900 cash
R st, n W, near N. Capitol-1O rms. III
paths, full basement with front entrance
TRoPoLIs REALTY & INVESTMENT CO
l1l3 n Capitol ST, DE. 3142 Sundays
Evening star., 1946-04-21

I. I'm
of H st.-Very clean and attractive :
ment. price. S9,5O0; owner occupied; pos
session with title
1000 Block Gault st. ne semdetached
home containing & rooms and bath, very
good condition; only $4,000; attractive
terms
300 Block 10th ST. Sc. row brick home
coal h.-w,h.. attractive terms
Capital View. We have a very fine and
attractive home on E. Capital St Also
lots For complete details call Ii 354O
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., 50oI E
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
GULrsrREAM REsULTs

FIRST RaCE-s2 900, claiming. f-ysar-
olds aad up ,,.,, LIS miles ao s,o ,o
Bolton Abbey (Morfiseyl 55.20 2s20
Icanro (Jessopl 1910
Time as is, .ott i:?els. -,
Felt Hat. Flint Maid. james Acre, Lauder
kin Dutchil b. Moonlite Bobby. Bell Call,
High Roller and Neotrist also ran.
SECOND RACE--s2 400, claiming. 4-yesr.
ods and up. fufongs tehutel
Rs,isG Rsrsr.. pp atiiinssi Rin.%'H $40 sigS sssoo
Time Tine. iGi IT'S OF 1 ssis.
David p Jr Pinckney. Perfect Chaffe,
Cyrus P, PJsnatam, WafTswss. Msry, Alice
and ions also ran.
THIRD RACE--s7 500. claiming. 4-yesr-
olds and up, 9 futlonss IenSte,; no .,o
Miss Lavender 81. Marlin $50 siS
'Grt Time TIA iiYa s.s' OF q 30
ter ~ ArsT SSn fsy fSsrq" and s Penny w Pnehr @ Also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s7,soo claiming 4-year-
olds and up, : iufonrs
sg,G s.., SIsns sIsns q s,,I,n M;,,ln $40 ssS 2sS
Hsyai Tinty iHansmanN $40
Time 7e 9-5, off 3:iiti
v'fF FSutiS %Ofs f... s'nt Gun f9, D,c. rci lime LIN,
and Romance Boy also ran.
s-Bonuomo and Edell entry.
FIFTH RACE--s7 zoo, allowances. 3-yssr-
olcN. furlouFE tChutel !.
Landlord tJesSopi ITO 40 2sO
s-Lady Gunner MARTIN $40 800
Pbmps Gal TruschkAl 40
Tine LII rs. % 9s2 al.
Joan Elise. Vastallo, River TRADE, ASH
Bob, Alstlinu. Indique and carlotts also ran.
AN Wexler entry.
SIXTH RhCE-s7 500. the susnes River
Handicap, 4-ysAr-oldS ana up. 7 fuflonss
Black Psrper tLoTurcol $50 $50 80
Turbine tYUunE 400 SlO
valdlna Craft tJessopl $50
Time "a As, Off 4.2OiS,
Westminster. Diavolaw. Do-Reirh-Mf, Royal
Plush stare Fire. Occupy. Shint Penny, Doc
tor Ieep and Thor Barton also ran
SEVENTH RACE - 7.200. allowances. 3
year-olds I mile and 10 yards:
SGlsn Sss osS,.b EGis RGHf., i.n.m.n a.7o sbS sgS
Iron Penny watson 1bO
Time a. AS of ass.
Macendy. Dur Blen. Executive Drum flre.
Jscoped. Little Benny, Dale Mstdie and
HsTrisr also ran.
EIGHTH RACT-s2.5oo. claiming 4-yesr-
olds and up. ~ miles
Ctenouille tHiTleyl $40 $40 4s0
MIKE X. lHsnSmanl $50 70
ZINE i.ss as, off sac.
reddy's Tea Mansdroit, Cshopus, Ysnk
Bomber. Csbourg RED Ted Circle Car.
Cruiser and reAcemaker also ran
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Grouse Hunting Poor

"Ruffed grouse populations
were still low, although fair
hunting was obtained i'm some
areas. The waterfowl season is
described as 'spOtty.' Goose
shooting has been the best I'm
many years. Cottontail rabbits
are Offering good hunting and
there IN one of the best crops OF
fox squirrels In recent years. II
is probable that final figures will
reveal that the 1945 deer hunt
Ing season was the most sue
cessful in Michigan history"
Sportsmen we talked 10. will
not agree with Hoffmaster ir
regard TO fair grouse hunting ir
some areas. Neither is cotton,
tail-rabbits and fox SQUIRREL,
offering good hunting. We dc
agree that deer hunting was tho
best in years but will il continue
Paul Herbert professor of fnreSi
try at Michigan State College says
our wildlife is doomed unless the
conservation department change.
its forestry practice.
Hoffmasters report on fish In
cludes nothing in regard 10 lake
and stream improvement, which
according TO the best minds is the
secret of better fishing,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Inc report explains AT great
sale of oil and gas. geology,
sale OF timber. vast purchases
of lands, the operation OF SO state
parks and the increased sale OF
hunting and fishing licenses.
Lacking from the report, and
we presume IL Is because the
department has little 10 report,
is lake and stream improvement,
predator control, pollution, arti-
flcial propagation Of wildlife. all
Of which means better hunting
and fishing.
Hoffmaster, however, acknowl-
edges bird hunting was poor in
making this report:
"The small game season Of
1945 was disappointing to up
land game bird hunters. A
sharp reduction In pheasant
populations occurred, probably
due 10 continued wet and cold
weather during the Matching
period. IL is believed that there
is sufficient breeding stock to
restore the normal population
should n good breeding season
occur next spring.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
AnsUers

Q-Do Canada geese stay in
during the winter
months?
A-MOst of the fight migrate
further south although thou
sands Of them are wintering I'm
Michigan, according TO reports
by the conservation department..
Q-Please settle this argument.
a. claims a bullet never travels
In straight line from the muzzle
to the target. "B" claims il always
does, otherwise how would the
target be hit?
A-"A" Is correct for the bull
let does not follow n path paral-
lei to the line of aim.
Q-IS there any place In Detroit
where / can learn fly tying?
A-Ray Raths Is conducting a
fly tying class every Tuesday
night at the Northeastern Y,
GratiOt and Harper.
Q-What hockey goalle had the
least amount of goals scored
against him during a season, what
year and how many?
A-George Hainsworth Of the
Montreal Canadiens of l029-80
permitted only 43 goals in Al
games.
Q-What is the fastest individ'
ual scoring record of the National
Hockey League?
A--Carl Liscombe Of the De-
troit Red Wings scored three
goals In one minute and sc sec-
OndS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Flint Stars Test
Mansfield Cagers

Cincy Sachs Mansfield pro bas-
keball team will face formidable
array of giants Sunday when IL
meets the Flint White Seals at the
Holy Redeemer gym, West Vernon
and Junction, at S:45 p. m.
The upstate aggregation's start
ing lineup includes Ed Novak, g.
foot 6-inch center and all-state
selection a few years ago; Bob
Marzonie, 6-foot Pinch member OF
the All-Star service team In Eng
land last year; Andy Pelio, 6-foot
1-inch former Selfrdge Field
flyer; Fred Blewitt another 6-foot
.6-inch giant, and Ray Seidel, lead
ing scorer on the Fort Bennings
service team last wear.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Skates Derby
In oath Year
BY KEN HALL
skates DERBY Editor

Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 26
and II. are the big days Of skat.
ing this year for II is on these
dates that the oath edition OF The
Detroit Times Gold and Sill
yer Skates Derby will be run on
the famed Belle Isle race course.
It's time now for you skaters
TO be pointing for the banner
event OF 1916 when the Gold and
Silver skates winners and the
Michigan championships will be
decided. The program for the
two-days meet will be the big
gest of the year. In addition to
the speed tests fancy skating and
novelty events are planned.
INCLUDE STATE EVENTS
Last year Leo Hayden and
Dolores NICHOLSON were added tol
the list of Silver and Gold skates
winners, respectively. Who'll be
the victors of 19462 Everyone. J
old or young has a chance. as
there is no restriction as 10 age
and the field is open 10 any
skater In Michigan in good anna
teur standing.
The Times meet again has
been awarded the state cham
pionships which will be run under
auspices of the Michigan Skating
Association with Class y senior
men again In competition for tho
first time since the war took mo-
Of the boys of this division. Az
told there will be over 70 events
on the program for the two days.
In addition 10 the champion
ships there are open events for
skaters from other states includ-
ing the Waiter OSmun 2-mile,
Oscar Parmentier Mile and
Detroit Times 440 and $50 for
men, the Harry Carl mile, Detroit
Times 220 and $50 for senior
women Entries are expected
from several out-of-town state
speed stars for these events.
The az Michigan onship
races will determine 1876 title
holders from the cradle boys and
girls TO the more maturcd seniors.
Entry blanks for the meet viii
be out in a few days
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Weeks Puck Card
At Mack Park

Sundsy-Caravans vs. Rivsnls p NJ
stsu vs. Sprnrneld. 2, Eagles vs. cana
dient 2.
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