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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-01
George Jones Found
Dead; Minneapolis
Resident for II Year

George Jones. 1918 Washington
Ave. g., was found dead In his room,
Thursday. July -. Mr.. Jones had
been In poor health for several
months. lie had been n resident Of
Minneapolis for IL years.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday, July 20. at Woodland Funeral
Home chapel. Rev. II. @. Boyd Of.
hciatsd.
Survivors include four nsphsws,
Rev. Henderson Rsddiek. William
RsddIck. Claude Reddlck. and Har-
vsy WlthsrspoOn, all Of Mime
apoIis, A niece. Mrs, Bsrrylss
Tomlin, Of III Dorado, Kan, two
Giatsrs-ln.lRw. Mssdames J. 4,
Jones. sulfA Springs, Texas, Jane
Jones, NJ Dorado, Kan, and Pearl
Jones. Phoenix, Arts, and other
relatives and friends.
IntSFmsnt was At Crystal Lake
cemetery,
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TO visit her parents and to he with
her daughter, Donna Jean, on her
birthday. July 20. Donna Jean IL
at her grandparents home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. chatham, Cog
Z. nth 50.
Mrs Belle Hyatt, lSII North
sth Ave. T., entertained recently
at . card party for her brother-in in.
law. Mr.. VIM. Maxwell. Of Toledo.
Ohio. Those present were Mr.. and
MTs. W. n, Richardson. Mr.. D. d.
Wilson Of Adrian, Mich, brother
Of Mrs Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams, and Mines. Leona
Kelley, Anna Winfield, Sidonia
Black. Ann Albright, ZillAh Waters
and Mr.. W. Y. Maupins.
Social Nine Clab held . picnic Of
Baby Grand Lake Sunday. July n.
Those present were MssSrs. and
Mines. George DoEisr. and Mrs.
Omega Harp Of Philadelphia. DJa-
isr's house guest, George Adams,
Aaron Brown, Frank Franklin. W.
b. Richardson. Carl Robinson. W.
=. Maupins, Jra W. o. Rodney, I'd
Nichols: Mines. Sidonia Black. Ze-
nobia Miller. Zillah Waters and
Mr., D. y. Wilson, house CUES, Of
the Richardson's.
Mrs Omega Harp ot Philadel.
phia. Is visiting at the home Of
her girlhood friend and her hus-
hand. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W, Dorier,
sal South 18th Ave. 2. The visitor
win be here about two weeks
Sc. Marks A.M.R Church, Rev.
Joseph Jackson spoke last Sunday
morning. His subject was The
Tree and ItS Fruit" He took his
text from Luke e,IS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-01

over segregation Of soldier dead
buried In Fort Smelling National
cemetery.
Claims Leslie Lawrence SabotAEed
Resolution
The first hint that all was not
harmonious In the group came at
O meeting held two weeks ago In
Johnny Baker Post club rooms. A.
this meeting, Sam Reed, adjutRnt
Of Attueka Brooks Post, acting as
representative Of that oTRaniEa.
ton. disrupted the meeting by Ae-
cuainR representatives Of Leslie
Lawrence post Of helping hill n
resolution presented by Attacks.
Brooks delegates at ths district
convention last Juna.
Following y two hour and thirty
minute wranRls peace makers re-
qusstsd that all representatives 90
back 10 their various organizations
and sndsaVor 10 have their posts
pledge cooperation until the Ma.
tlonal Guard and National csmstsFy
issues were settled.
A. q meeting held at the Sterling
club, ~. Paul, Sunday, July "a,
II was announced that Attacks
Brooks post would affiliate only
until the National Guard Issue was
settled. but would have no further
connection with the committee
When asked for y statement by
representative Of this publication
George Mann. publicity chairman
acting ~ spokesman for the group
stated that II was felt by the mem.
berahip Of his post. that there wal
no need for united action by var
ious veterans groups at thia time
stephen Maxwell who acted ~
spokesman for the committee aI
the time II held q conference with
Governor YounRdahl, and . mem
her of Attacks. Brooks post, AtRtst
that no was In hearty accord with
thu program sponsored by the Vol
untSer committee. and expected h
render every assistance to the
cause ~ an individual. notwith
standing the peculiar position ere
atsd for him by Attucks. Brook
posts decision.
Andrew Hartnhorn, other mem
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DscoRD AMONG VETS:
Vets Volunteer Group
Faces Rift; Important
Program May Be Upset
~ HtAR C0rreapOndAnt

serious rift looms in the Volunteer Committee
posed Of representatives Of five Twin City Posts Of the Amer
lean Legion, and Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
Members Of the committee include the group who
crested end 10 discrimination in the National Guard and
enRaged in controyeray with the War Department
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DULUTH NEWS
SHOTS
by ZILLAH WATERS

Indiana Guests: Miss shirley
Stokes and her siStsr. Nancy, Of
Gary. Ind. arrived In Duluth. Tues
day. June -. to visit with their
aunt. Mrs. Halle Hall, GIL Gar.
asld Ave. They were accompanied
from Chicago by Miss Margaret
Thomas who will visit with her
father. Mr.. James Thomas. Of Gary,
New Duluth.
Mr.. William CLANCY 81 81 Paul
spent . day in Duluth last week.
Mrs. David MeHsREy, who stayed
OF her job = few days recently
because of illness. has improved
sufficiently 80 that her daughter.
Mrs. Horace Brown q 50. Paul. has
returned homo. Mrs Browns
daughter, la Rue, came 60 Duluth
10 be with her mother,
Mrs. Harriet SmallWOod Of Min
neapolis arrived Monday, July 81,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-01

"ASHlNGTON, ID. G. CNNPAl
A Senate Labor and Public We'll
fare subcommittee last Tuesday re-
ported to the full committee the
Ives bill 10 ban race or religious
discrimination In employment.
The Ives bill was reported to the
Full Labor and Public Welfare
Committee with the statement that
the subcommittee favors It's gen
sral purposes" The subcommittee
recommended that the full com
mittee give further study to the
provisions Of the bill.
Senators Irving NJ. Ives. Of New
York. the author Of the bill. and
Senator James r. Murray. Demo
erat Of Montana, one Of its pro-
ponsnts, were the only subcommit-
tee members to favor the bill In
its present form.
Senator Forrest C. DonneIl. Re-
publican. Of Missouri. the subcom-
mittee chairman, and Senator II.
Alexander Smith. Republican. Of
New Jersey, another prepayment, be-
lisved that the full committee
should undertake further study Of
the measure.
EIlendsF Votes No
The lone subcommittee member
TO vote against reporting the bill
10 the full committee was Senator
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p.r. q, Mnn.apoi. SPOKESMAN August /. lsG7


w FEEEW a n. NJ NWNWNW
The WOmsn's Day program last
Sunday was a grand success. The
missionary address given by Miss
Minnie Rank was Inspiring and
thought provoking, Two persons
Joined the church at the close OF her
message. The singing by the choir
and the Musical Notes caused our
hearts to rejoice. The members Of
the Junior choir gave q good account
Of themselves by rendering three
special numbers. and the solo by Mrs,
Lorraine ChiVeFs Waa enjoyed by all.
The afternoon program was good
and enjoyed by the persons who
bFaVed the heat 10 come out and help
make the day q grand affAir. Thanks
TO chairman. hTa Harriet Jones. and
c0-chaiFmAn. Mrs. Edithe Bowman
make the day = success.
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sIoUx TALLs CHURCHES

FbmgtnB Baptist ChuRehs Hsy. Eu-
gene william. pastor. sunday. July
m0tOFed from the Sioux City. Iowa,
Mt. oliver church. Rev. 4. d. John
Ron, pastor. 10 also pastor Of 81,
Johh's Baptist church In Omaha
Breakfast vas served in the dining
At ali" The ' church. Ess. Johnson SiiaEc
ing the message. Subject: Christ.
the Greatest TeachsF.~
~. JShR's Baptist Church with
Rev. l.. e. HarTtA. pastor, celebrated
their hTst anhiyersary The commit
tee was In charge Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Bentley and Mr.. James MOI
ley. Mistress Of Ceremonies was
Mrs. Oscar BFidKsWatsr. Rev. and
Mrs. l.. G. Harris accepted the charge
of hls second return visit an a guest
their houaehOld goods until the
month Of July. Well filled baskets
from the members hlled the tables
at the I .. IN. dinner In the dining
room OF tho church. Al . D. M, with
the Pilgrim Baptist Church uniting,
guests. celebrated their hrSt amt
ysFsaTy as residents Of the church.
The program was a. follows: vel
come address was By Mrs. JudsSn
Mathews. Sioux city. Iowa: solo
Mrs r. Robinson. scrtptuTs-RsV.
eugene Williams Sioux Falls. So.
OAK: prayer - Rev. Mullen, Sioux
City, Iowa. Mrs. Hazel Mseka. Huron.
So, bak., accompanied by Miss Lucy
Aahlsy--A solo. Introduction Of the
speaker by Rev, Eugene Williams.
pastor Pilgrim baptist Church, Ser:
mon by Rev. r.. -. Johnson. A total
Of ttiAS0 was presented TO Rev. and
Mrs Harris, Mrs. Harvey Bentley
IN charge Of the women turned IN
IA Ia
charge Of the men $500 with the
anniversary gift Of tS2O0. making q
total Of Sifls0. The group departed
for Sioux City, Iowa, at 6 .. m. with
= return Invitation.
Minnie Wilson Dies;
Funeral Services Held
Saturday, July 26
Minnie Wilson, the former Min
ME williams Of 500 w. Central, died
at the age Of So years, at Aneker
hospital, Wednesday, July 20.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday, July 20, at the Church Of
God in Christ, in Minneapolis at 2
p. m. The service was read by Rev.
J. LaGrone. Burial was at Crystal
Lake cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
Thomas Wilson, and two nieces,
Mrs. James Slemmons and Mrs.
Forrest Mckinney, Of Minneapolis.
other relatives and friends.
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TRUK APORTOL.IC CHUMCM

All services were enjoyed and at
tendance regular last sunday, Al
True Apostolic Assembly. The pas
tor preached Al both morning and
evening services.
Visitors included Mr.. Lewis Jones
OF Minneapolis. and Mrs. c. Babe.
ST Paul Thursday evening prayers
are given for the sick. from 8 p. m.
TO 10 D. m. Mans extremity 10 Gods
opportunity. when man has gone 20
the extreme God can heal win
God, all things are possible.
on Friday evening. August i,
Bible class will be taught BY Elder
A. Robinson. The subject viii be,
Make Yourself Channel for the
Highest and Best That God Has 70
Utter Through You" All are well
come
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NEVER GIVE AN ACHE AN
EVEN BREAK
Uae

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-01

The lone subcommittee member
TO vote against reporting the bill
20 the full committee was senator
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HELP MEN and WoMEk.

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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AUEOUNTANT-Books started and . kept e.
xNHuAL SH1 L. MEETING Of Of the War Dept Fed
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DOLL AND MANNEQUIN HOsPITAL-Ex-
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Federal and local prepares; records in
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bus. advice given; don't wait till March
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WILL CALL for and deliver anywhere in
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precision Jobs for offset reproduction.
ROBERT C. GREGG. 1435 Taylor st. NV,
SERVICE UNIFORMS transformed into ci-
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HELP WOMEN.

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in person At the employment, office, 3rd
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working conditions; s days week. See
Mr.. scHMoYER between and 4 Mon
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT. experienced; must
have thorough understanding Of double
entry bookkeeping and preparation OF
financial statements; salary, S175 per mo.
5-day wk Apply in person at the CO.
LONIAL STORAGE CO.. 1882 22nd st. NV.
SECRETARY. permanent
job for responsible person; good opportun-
ity: in Bethesda. P: o. Box 5736, Bethesda,
BoOKKEEPJNG TEACHER, knowledge
Gregg shorthand, full or part time day
hours. BOYDS, 1888 ST.. MA. 2340,
sTENoGRAPHER. thor
ougi1ly experienced in double entry and
complete ofhce detail: starts at S2,50O: |
perm only. Box 64-J. Star.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR for
National machine, experienced only; per-
manent employment: 5-day week: excel
tent salary Apply employment ONCE, RA:
LEIGH HABERDASHER, 1910 F st., third
BUTTON HOLE MAKER for custom tailor
ing shop. We have permanent position
at good salary for an experienced person
who can produce quality work. Apply Box
Z94-H. Star. rs
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