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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
South American
Coop Invites
Wilmeth Bowen

CHICAGO - Wilmoth Bower,
former metropolitan. now man
ager Of Altgeld Gardens Coop, has
received an invitation from the
British Guiana Cooperative and
Credit Union League to make q
trip to the South American eoun-
try to help in the organization Of
co-ops there.
The invitation came Rs result
Of an article In the picture maya
zine Ebony on the large Negro
coop. s. P. Dean, leader Of tho
Light Of Tyrell development in
North Carolina, has also been ex-
tended an invitation to attend the
first annual meeting in February.
The newly organized coop in
Georgetown, has purchased a S.
900 grocery store.
The British Guiana League asked
for assistance from some one who
can tell and prove to our people
that eolored men can do business
successfully" and asked for some
cases Of COOP canned goods "for
propaganda use"
Mr.. Bowen organized Sumner
Coop Store in Minneapolis. lie
was called to Chicago two years
ago to manage Altgeld.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Hennepin Auditor
Appoints Wayne
GlantOn to Post

Wayne Glanton, 2429 Fourth
Ave. s., was recently appointed as
sistant drafting engineer by Hen
nepin County Auditor Robert Fitz-
simmons.
Mr.. Glanton Is a veteran Of World
War II and q graduate Of Dun
woody Institute. He was introduced
TO Mr.. Fitzsimmons by Allie B.
Glenn, 400 z. Path St, political
worker on the Minneapolis south
side.
County Auditor Fitzsimmons
told the Minneapolis Spokesman
during the primary elections last
year that he thought the Negro
group should have some repre-
Sentation in his Office.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Good Friday
Watch Service
AT st. James

The Good Friday three hour
Watch at the Cross" service un.
der the auspices Of the 81. Paul
lnterdenominationAl Ministerial
Alliance will 10 held In tho st,
James A.M.E. church, Dale and
Central, from ~ to 3 p, IN.
The following ministers will
participate. speaking on one Of the
Last Seven Words Of Jesus from
tho Cross; Rev. Benjamin N,
Moore, pastor Of the ST. James
church; Rev Ella q, Harris, act
ing pastor Of Mt olivet Baptist
church; Rev. Joseph =. Turner,
pastor Of the Carter Chapel CINE,
church; Rev. Clarence T. X. Mel.
son. pastor ~ Camphor Memorial
Methodist church; Rev. John X.
Brookes, associate minister Of the
Camphor church; Rev. John A,
Nelson. pastor " the Apostolic
Faith Mission, and Rev, Joseph
Jackson. pastor Of the st, MARKS
A.M.E. church, Duluth. MINI.
Music for the service will be
furnished by a combined choir Of
the cooperating churches, under
the direction Of Mrs. Cora Il. Moore.
and soloists, Rev. John A, Nelson
will deliver tho sermon at tho Anal
Holy Week service In tho Mt,
olivet Baptist church, Friday night
at \ y. m,
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A fellowship breakfast will be
served free at 8 a. m. Rev. Martin
will preach at the regular worship
period ut IL n. m. The Sunday
school program will be presented
at 7 p. m.
Border Methodist: Al $3.50 n. m.
cantata will be presented by the
Youth Fellowship. Al the II a. m.
worship period, Rev. Charles 7.
Parker, ST., pastor, will preach.
His sermon topic will be ale Has
Risen.
Fourth Street Church Of God in
Christ: Rev. T. l.. Barge will preach
at the 9 a. m. service. Sacrament
will be served at the II n. m. wor-
ship hour. Rev. J. W. Graham, pas
tor, will offieiAte. The children'S
program will be held at 8 p. m.
Holssy Memorial c. NJ. e.: The
Unconsigned Christ" will be the
topic Of the sermon by Rev. II. p.
Hawkins, pastor. At II a. M, Rev.
Hawkins will preach again. His sub
jeet will be Jesus Settles All Our
Worries. Children Of the church
will be presented In their service
at I p. m.
Pilgrim Rest Baptist: The choir
will be featured, singing Easter
music at the IL q. m. service. Rev.
J. J. Clayburn, pastor, will preach.
The ehildrsn's program will be held
at 4p.
81. Paul Church Of God in Christ:
An Easter prayer service will be
held At 9 a. m. Rev. J. c. Virgins,
pastor, viii preside. A. $50 p. m
children Of the church win have
their program.
ST. Peter A. N. T.: The RsSur-
reetion Of Jesus Christ From the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

ing performance at tbs National
ThsatsT Miss MARKHAM Disclosed
that she had written the petition
70 the Thsatsr Guild asking that
the play bypass Washington In its
national road tour because 81 its
rass bias.
II wrote II because I believe In
people, all kinds o. people, and
In the dignity Of man." she de-
claTsd.
= wrote II bssaHss ! believe In
the tssshiRgs u the PFophsts and
Christ. . wrote II because ! be-
lIsvs In the traditions u the United
States u jefferson. LInsola and
RTAAklln Roosevelt.
Il Do not think sadisnsss should
h. chosen by thsir compilations. Ths
people IN the east who signed the
pstitlOn I'D not want 10 play ths
National Thsatsr 90 any other ths.
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on the program to be presented by
the Negro group Of the Festival Of
Nations, Friday, April %, at s:l6
p. m.
Rhythm" said Miss Walker at
a planning meeting held during q
short visit to ST. Paul last year,
sis one Of the real contributions Of
the Negro 10 American culture"
Miss Walker explained that
rhythm in poetry. music and the
dance best illustrates this we'll
defined contribution and that
rhythm would be the theme Of the
II minutes allotted TO the group
program.
The Festival Of Nations will be
held at the St. Paul Auditorium,
April 24-27. All seats for the eve
ming programs are reserved. Tick
cts are SI.6O, $3.50 and 90 cents
and can be obtained from Mrs. John
NJ. Patton, 954 St. Anthony Ave,
general chairman, or members Of
the ticket committee, Mrs. Justine
Jackson, and Mrs. Dorothy Rome
James, st. Paul; and Mrs. Z. v.
Marshall, 1909 Elliot Ave, Mime
apolis. The public IL urged 10 pur.
chase its tickets from the group
committee.
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Rejected SuitOr
Beat Her, Woman
Awarded $1,75O

Mrs. Catherine Walker, 81 years
old, $50 Arundel ST., was awarded
$I,7b0 damages Friday, March ~,
In Ramsey district court for q beat
ing administered by u rejected
sutton. Melvin GrlgSby, l22 Carroll
Ave. Grigpby did not contest the
case.
According to Mrs. Walker, she
suffered n Stiffening Of tho upper
lip M n result Of the beating and
IL unable 10 smile.
Judge GustavuS Loevingcr pro
sided nj the hearing.
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Annual Easter
Review Expected
To Draw Crowd

The annual Easter parade Of
models staged by st. Thomas
church auKiliarieS is scheduled for
Monday night, April 7 at the CLIO.
Hall, Minneapolis. il expected 10
draw a capacity audience.
Among the models who will show
the latest Spring styles are Betty
Lewis, Maxine Jones, Bodis Bur
naugh, Doris Escus, Grace Bryant,
AlvsdA CRssius, Patty Dawson,
Jane Brown, Mary CrsnShRw. Johnh
Clayton. Emma Roberts. Lucille
McAdams, Carmen Allen, Jackie
Early, Constance Turner, Carmitta
Hit, LsonR MoNsal, Margaret
Stewart, Delois GilchriEt. JuRnita
Nevils. Jackie Cuff, JAequslins
Smith. Barbara StrAwder. Gertrude
White. Shirley Kyle, Kathleen Cur
~, Merriam Fits, Wilma JohniRan,
Luvsrns Noble. Allie Wilson, Viola
Madden. Helen Phillips, Anna Mae
Allen. Lsola Graham, Pat Cart
wright, Bonistslls Jones, Charlotte
MeNsal, Yvonns Weber, Phyllis
Nevis, Jean Sehofisld. Minerva
JohniRan, Pearl Mckinney and HAr-
rist Thompson.
Featured on the program also
will be the Northwest fGVOrits
AuEis Dial, chantsuSs. Another
group which will appear IL Wrights
"CaIvaeads" composed Of YVOnns
Curry. Samuel Brown. Doris rs
cue, Elmo Jones, Phyllis hsVils and
Pred Ewing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Woman Who Stabbed Man
Claims He Called Her Names;
Police Hold Her In Custody

William II. Jackson, 30 years
old. 7G7 Carroll Ave, Is In Aneksr
hospital In serious condition with
stab wounds in the chest and back.
jackson claimed he Vas stabbed
By Mrs. Ruth Hammond. 81, Of
467 ROndo Ave- his former land
lady.
The stabbing occurred during an
argument 1t Arundel and Rondo
over . SI7 debt Tuesday night
April !.
Mrs. Hammond. who 10 hsid
under charges Of SuspieiOn Of az
Rravatsd assault, has admitted ths
sttAek with q Knife. but claims
jackson called hsT obsesns names a
enb driver took Jackson 10 AnsksT
hospital and Mrs Hanm0nd wAs
arrested later In bar h0@a
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Montgomery Ward Porter
Pleads Guilty To Theft

Milton n. White. Jr, 20 years
old, s3s 81. Anthony Ave. was ar.
rested Thursday aftSrn0on 81
Montgomery Ward and Go. where
he was employed - . porter. He
admitted taking q pen and pencil
set valued At gI2.75. EiE d0ilisS and
other articles. White pleaded guilty
70 q petty larceny charge and was
given q 30 days EuEDsndsd sent
snes. Judge 4. a. Stewart placed
the youth on probation with the
provision h. return the articles be
stiIl had In his possssSion sbd make
restitution for any he could not re-
turn.
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Navy Now Has
Only One Negro
Line Officer

WASHINGTON. d. c. March n
CESPAD - The Navy Department
now has only one eolorsd officer,
one eolorsd nurse, and 2o,2OO col
orsd enlisted men. IL Vas learned
last Monday.
Total Navy eOmmisEion strength
IL b4.072 and its enlisted strength
IL G3l. 1896 men.
No eol0rsd candidate has yet bssn
reported selected 70 attend officer
candidate school from NsVy-wids
contests rsesntly conducted. More
than 100 e0lOrsd men took The en-
animation.
Lieutenant Edward 8. Hops, Who
vas the Nays highest ranking
eol0rsd officer, IL nov teaching II
Howard UnivsrSity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

Rev. II. c. Boyd, pastor, At the II
Dead" will be the sermon topic Of
a. m. service. The Sunday school
program will be held at I p. m. Miss
Eunice Leverett, superintendent,
will be In charge. The choir will
sing In an Easter cRntsta at 7 p.
m, directed by Emma Simms with
Dorothy Sims at the organ.
81. Thomas Episcopal: Service Of
Holy Communion will be held at
$50 a. m. Rev. Clark W. Neil
injury, rector Of st. Andrews church.
will be the celebrant and preacher.
True Apostolic Assembly: Rev.
A. Robinson will preach at the II
a. m. service. The children'S pro-
gram will be held In the evening.
Wayman A. NJ. T.: A. $50 q. m.
the Senior and Junior choirS com
bined will present an Easter Sun
rise service featuring The Old
Rugged Cross. A sermonstts will
be delivered by the pastor, Rev. l.,
r. Ashford. Immediately following
the service the choir will serve
breakfast. Rev. Ashford's subject
at the II q. m. service will be The
Proof Of His Resurrection"
Zion Baptist: At the 7 q. m. Wor-
ship service, the pastor, Rev. II. W.
B0tts. ST., win preach on The Sig.
nificance Of Easter. A. 800 Sun.
day school will be held ~ usual. ~
II .. m. the Senior choir W'll sing
specially prepared Easter music
and Rev. n. W. Bolts, Jr., assistant
pastor. will preach. Ills topic will
be The RssuTTectsd Christ. A.
7:sO p. m. the Sunday school pro-
gram will be presented. with Sally
Williams In charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
SOcialites Plan
Carnival, Dance
Friday, April Is

The Minneapolis S0cialits club
promises a gala affair and urges
the public 20 plan 10 attend the
clubs big carnival and dance at
Norway hall on Friday, April 20.
for n big evening II fun.
Cameo, prizes and fayorH will be
offered and the queen" Of the
popularity contest. now In progress,
will be crowned.
Watch this newspaper for names
Of your fayoritS candidates for
queen 10 DO announced neNt week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
House Gets Companion
FEpC Measures

WASHINGTON. u. C.. April y
(NNPA) 49, Companion bills 10 the
bi. partisan anti discrimination In
employment bill introduced In tho
senate were offered last Thursday
In the House by Representatives
Mary T. Norton, Democrat, Of New
Jersey. aud James q. Fulton, Re
publican, Of Pennsylvania.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

atsr that practices discrimination,
but We were all under contract The
Thsatsr Guild tells us that The
Iesman Comsth was booked into
the National ThsAtSr before the
controversy started. We appealed
10 Equity and thsy could do moth
ing about II because Of our con-
tract. Hereafter actors not desir-
ing TO play IN Jim Grow theaters
may 20 stipulats In their Equity
contracts.
We we're al very much en-
soursEsd by the support Of Mr..
EaEsns O'Nsill, In whose brilliant
play Ne are privileged 10 per-
form."
othsr signsrs Of the petition 10
the Thsatsr Guild included Anna
MlnOt. Ken Rsnard. Tom Psdl.
Nicholas Joy, and z. q. Marshall.
all Of the east.
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Attendance Near 100
AZ Song Recital Of
Lloyd Kirk, baritone

Nearly 400 were In the audience
at the spring recital Of A. Lloyd
Kirk, baritone, given at Benton hall.
Minneapolis Y. W. g. A.. last Thurs
day, March ~. Mr.. Kirk pleased
his listeners most with his semi.
classic Negro folk songs and Negro
splrituals. Hs took many curtain
calls and thundsrouS applause
brought him back 10 the stage for
two sncorSs after his second group,
Constance ChivsrS, i6-yeaT-old
pianist, guest on ths program, cap
tursd her audience with George
Gershwin'a Rhapsody In Blue, not
originally scheduled for her part Of
the program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Augie RGtner's
Attorney Denies
Service Refusal

Charles HAlpern, attorney for
Augie Rather. operator Of AuEie'S
Theatre Lounge and Bar, ga
Hennspin Ave, Minneapolis, denied
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Owens were
refused service In that establish
msnt on Feb. Is.
The Owens have fled . complaint
through their attorney, Mrs. L. o.
Smith, under the Minnesota Civil
Rights Law, alleging that the bar
refused them service because Of
their race.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Cpl John Thomas
Expects Release
Middle Of April

Cpl. John Thomas arrived 10
Minneapolis from Chsngts Yisla,
IN. Friday, March -, and 10 ct
hons with his wife, Mildred. a.
lOGs Bryant Ave. ~
After m0Fs than thTss PEARS ih
the army Cpl. Thomas sEpsets 70
- disshaFKsd sLSgt April ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Margaret Napue Now
California Junior Clerk

Miss Margaret Louise Napus,
daughter d John v. ERpus, llls
Lyndals Ave. No. Minneapolis, Ia
now q junior clerk with the stats Of
California IN Los Angeles.
Miss Napus completed = hscrs-
taTiAl course At the Bigger Bust
ness College IN California. She re-
osivsd q certificate II award In
addition 20 her diploma.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Virgil Johnson Gets 20
DAYS for Drunk Driving

Virgil A. Johnson, 81 years old,
235 Arundel St., drew q 20 day
workhouse sentence Tuesday, April
l. He was arrested at l q. m. last
Tuesday, March %, when n taxi
driver reported to police Johnson's
car had nicked his taxi's fender.
Police found Johnson's car on the
sidewalk on Western, between Day
ton and Selby.
Records indicate he had one pre-
vious drunken driving conviction.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
-. Peter Church Choir
In Easter Cantata at
Church Sunday Evening

The Senior choir Of ~. Peter
A.M,E, church. Minneapolis, will
present THE Risen King" Easter
eAntAtn, at the church, 0i8 y. 22nd
st., at 1850 p. m, Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Emma simms will direct
the choir. Dorothy Sims will be Ut
the organ. The public il invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Bean Feed Held
Al Pilgrim Thursday

The Social Action COMMITTEES Of
Pilgrim Baptist church entertained
nj n bean feed, on ThurSdRy, April
10, at the church. Major Samuel
Ransom IL chairman Of the com
mittss. Athletic directors and stars
Of various schools In the city will
be honOrsd guests.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

persons or classes OF persons DO
cause Of their religious faith, creed,
race or national origin, Amending
Minnesota Statutes iOdb, Section
bO7.is Subdivisions I. 2 and Q.
The act IL important 10 Negro
citizens and other non white groups
who are kept In Rhsttos by opera.
ton u the vicious restrictive COW
snRnts.
II was sponsored In the Senate
by Senator George Bisgel Of 81.
Paul. In the house It's sponsors
are Representatives II. Goodin, La
vsrn Noon and q. SwRnStrom.
On the house. labor COMMITTEES
are several Legislators who have
q considerable number Of Negro
residents in their districts. They
include Charles Of the 33rd dia.
trict; Al BsTRerud. 3Oth district;
Harold Lundssn, Sand district, and
Vernon WEIGH, saith district
Senators who should be contacted
by persons interested In the msa.
sure are Donald Wright, 30th dis.
trict. Gerald Mullin, 3Bth districts
Dan Feidt. saith district, all Oi
Minneapolis. and Milton LRhtner
10th district, ~. Paul
Organizations interested IN end
ing restrictive covenants In Min
nssOta are asked "a contact thsii
Legislators asking favorAbls con
sIAerntIon for the oct.
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FOrfelts Bail on
Petty Larceny Charge

Marie BOuthsra, - years old, s72
~. Anthony Ave, was arrested at
2ssb o. m, Friday, March ~ at
BehunsmAn's Inc, Sixth and WabA.
shR, 81. Paul. for ShopllftinE.
Police say she admitted taking q
pair Of silver earrings valued At ~.
Mrs. southsrs forfeited t26 ball
In municipal court Saturday for
falling % answer . charge u petty
larceny.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Governor Takes
To Radio To
Urge FEPC

Tuesday night Governor Luther
". Youngdahl took the radio to
urge passage Of the proposed fair
employment act.
Urges Retention Of Enforce
ment Power
The bill originally provided that
an order restraining diScriminat-
ing practices could be enforced by
contempt proceedings in a district
court after the court had taken
additional testimony and issued u
final order.
Experience has shown such
punitive provisions are rarely
II ever used but serve as a deter
rent in preventing diScrimina-
ton by employers because Of
race, religion, color or national
origin" the governor said.
The governor also said he was
disappointed that the committee
had eliminated provisions for .
board Of review in cases in which
the fair employment director and
commission have been unable to
halt illegal practices.
Elimination Of the board would
leave the fair employment estRb-
ishment without power TO sub
poena witnesses in discrimination
cases and force the commission to
rely on persuasion, Cancellation
and reports to the governor.
Governor Expects Action
Youngdahl also took an indirect
slap at the house labor committee,
which has so far taken no final
action on the bill.
He said, "The proposal will un-
doubtedly get consideration this
week before the house labor COM
mittee." Chairman John J. Kin
ger had said Monday that he die
not expect the measure to come
up again until next weeks meet
ing at the earliest.
Senator Claude Pepper Dem
Fla.) said in Minneapolis Sunday
that the fate Of the newly bi'
partisan introduced F.E.P.C. bill
In Congress depends upon the Re
publican majority's willingness Il
invoke cloture.
THE Republicans and Democrats
who favor such legislation will have
to prevent a filibuster by inVok
ing cloture or changing the Sen
ate and House rules, II they wan
to enact F.E.P.C. into a law" Sen
ator Pepper said.
The Florida Senator's statemen
was made at his suite at the Hote
Nicollet TO three supporters o
state and national fair employment
practices legislation, Douglas Hall
CLIO. counsel; Jonas Schwartz, at
torney and treasurer Of the Min
nesota F.E.P.C. council, and Ceci
Newman, newspaper publisher
They sought Peppers endorsement
OF the state measure now befor
the legislature and his comment o.
tire n&sional bill
Pepper, whose stand on the rae
question is unusual and eourageou
for a Southern Senator, said h
hoped to get his anti-poll tax biI
through Congress during the pres
ent session.
Later the same day in an nd
dress before the United Jewish Ap
peal banquet Senator Pepper CAV
his endorsement Of the state bill
urging support for It.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Maynard Price
Rites Are Held

Funeral services for Maynard
Prizes whose death was reported IN
the March ~ edition Of this papsr,
wsrs bsld Monday. March 81. 81
CsmpkSr Memorial church.
Rev. c. 7. n. Nelson offIsiatsd.
Burial vas In Elmburst ssmstsry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Gets Seven Years
In State Prison

Frank Bell, 523 Humboldt Ave.
n, was sentenced 70 serve up 70
seven years in Saltwater prison
Tuesday in Hennepin county dis
triet court, for his part in the
$50. 900 robbery Of the Cayol Foods
Co, 626 Third Ave. N.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Grace Walker
Here to Direct
Festive Group

Miss Grace Walker Of the Ma
tional Recreation Association will
arrive in St. Paul, Monday, April
Z, to begin training participants
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Actors Who Don't Want to
Play Jim Crow Theaters
Nav StipuIate In Contracts

WASHINGTON, d. G. CENPA)-Actors not desiring 70
play In Jim Crow theaerB spuate that fact In the
Faulty contracts Marcea Markham member Of the cast Of
Eugene ONers THE Iceman COmeth declared here last
Tuesday.
nahnp out anans the ban against coored people attend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Minneapolis Churches
Plan Special Services,
Programs, Easter Sunday

Most Minneapolis churches will observe Easter Sunday
at special services during the day including chdrens pro-
and special music by chors and choral groups Some
az tho Minneapolis church schedules listed below.
Bethesda Baptist Rev. A. f. Martin, pastor will deliver
sermonette at a six o'clock sunrise service Easter morning
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
House Hearing On Act To
Outlaw Restrictive Covenants
Set for Next Tuesday At Capital

Hearings the American Veterans commesSponsored amend
would restrictive covenants In Mime
will be held Tuesday, April at before tho House
Of Representatives committee at the state capitol
oral written contracts, other written
relating real Determinations against
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mo SchOOi imposes
Any Race Restrictions

Ohio School Opposes
Any Race Restrictions
OXFORD. Ohio, April 3 CNNPA)
Miami University Of Ohio last
Wednesday went on record ~ op-
posing any racial discrimination In
athletic composition In which Ia
students participate.
The senate Of the UnivsrSity b.
q vote Of % 70 50 decided the issus
after aroused St1dsnts had pSd-
toned the school because . eolored
member d the football team was
no, taken % Miami, Pa. last fan
70 compete IN . EAns against the
University Of Miami II Miami
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Ont On Bail

Robert Walker, 7l5 Olson High
way, was released on 800 bail
this week after being charged with
drunken driving.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

Keep - the Halle q Brown
Istk aanivsrssry April se,-AAvL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

co TO CHURCH EASTER
SUNDAY.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

co TO CHURCH FASTER
SUNDAY.
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THANK YOU.

Wo wish to thank the people of Palmer and Community Tor tho great kindno ss and ,as- sistanco extended us during the distre ss-- ing emergency of our deor wife end dauGhtor's illness.
 Leonard N. Borgon and family
 Mir. and Mrs. Archio Eoff1tt and
 family.