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Evening star., 1947-02-10
Totals 1547 Totals Ia II
Ex-Sergeont, s., Wins
Chicago Pin Tourney
r.. Al A..>.:-s.I p.~..
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-A 63-year-
old former Army sergeant from
Burbank, Calif.-Ed Easter-was
5000 richer today, by taking first
money in the fifth annual Dom Di
Vito Bowling Tournament.
Casters eight-game aggregate Of
1896 rolled Friday night, stood up
to bring him top cash at the end of
the 18-day tourney ended last night.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
Nays Sugar Is Sweetest Dose
Imitation, CAGE Coach Asserts

asset under his size. He Is feet
8 inches.
His speed developed at Cheyenne
High School, where he was a four
letter man. He ran the 100 and 200
yard sprints, was an All-State foot
bail halfback, played the infield and
pitched on the baseball team, and
captained the basket ball squad.
In the Navy schoolroom, Shugart
is just as outstanding. He ranks
higher than 25th in every subject,
which Navy academicians estimate
puts him about 10th in his class.
Shugart wants to be a Navy flyer
the lighter, faster craft, please.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
Fast Bears 0utcIass
Vaunfed Bullet Quint

The Baltimore Bullets trampled
Newark, one of their American Bas-
ket Ball League rivals, last night,
1851, in Baltimore, after they had
dropped a 47-39 decision to the
Washington Bears in Turner's
Arena.
The Bullets, leading the American
circuit by a comfortable margin, ap-
peared little like champions as the
Bears mastered them with slick ball
handling and all-around playing
ability in the Washington exhibi-
ton. ~
Mike Bloom and Player Coach
Buddy Jeanette paced the Bullets
to a frst-period 12-A lead, but it
didn't keep, once Johnny Isaacs,
Sugar" Cain and Charley Isles
turned IN the heat
Evening star., 1947-02-10
D. & w. Market Leading
Bows Club Cuqe League

D. 8s w. Market still leads the
Boys Club Of Washington Sunday
Basket Ball League after drubbing
Washington Flour, $3.50, yesterday
at the Georgetown Branch gym.
In other league games, George
town Branch subdued st. Patrick's,
69-42, and Gold g. Attends ran away
from Boys Club Vets, 77-28.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
La Sale Five Evens Score
In Defeating St. Johns

LaSalle High School Of Cumber-
land, Md, evened scores with st.
Johns with 1910 basket ball VIC
tory here yesterday.
The Johnnies previously defeated
the Marylanders by two points. St.
Johns row his a record Of IS wins
against losses.
Bill Coonan fired one-hand field
goal from the center of the court
with three seconds to go to give the
visitors the victory after Jack George,
the Johnnies' high-scoring ace, had
knotted the count at the nine-sec-
or1d mark
Evening star., 1947-02-10
D. G. Skoter Fifth in Meet

Carleton Hoggner Of Washington
took fifth place in the mems senior
Eastern Sectional Fgure-Skating
meet yesterday in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
Kino Pin Wins Match

Leading King Pin won two OF
three games from Greenway in a
postponed match last night at King
Pin to move a full game ahead of
second-place Rosslyn in the mems
major bowling District League.
Lindsey Stott's 152 and Paul Perk-
ms 40l were high for the victors.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

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Evening star., 1947-05-25
Pose q

Alexondrio's city monoser,
Carl Budwesky, explains that
his community IS willing %
follow the District choice IN
the matter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
WHY EDITORS GO CRAZY:
Reporter Looks for News,
Finds Little, But Hats
Lady's Assault and Battery

tToubls before, but this tins ]
think he had too much 10 drink.
The Judge looked at the previous
record, and fined the man t2b.
The lady went on out Of court
and I followed her. In the VsStlbuls
she said that she thought her boy
friend was going 70 kiss her Whsn
he Sucked her. lie also stuck .
knife In her back which inflicted
dangerous injuries.
Lady GFts ObatTspsT0us
Just then . companion who had
paid the fine for Mr.. Duncan came
out with him. The woman started
for Mr.. Duncan and told him she
ought 10 beat him 10 death. Mr..
Duncan prepared 70 defend himself.
stepped between them and told
the lady that was allsrEie 10
being miEsd up In . braWl IN the
courtroom do0r. what with hnss
and cells for such disturbances. The
guy who paid the fine took Mr..
Duncan down the street and the
lady went Oh % ind = place on
which 10 lean.
80 you see I tried but there just
isn't much going on.
Ben
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Bishop j. A. Gregg
Appears at Wesley
Church May 6

Bishop J. A. Gregg. Of Kansas
City, KAnS.. presiding bishop Of the
Fourth Episcopal district Of the
A, NJ. u. Church. will lecture the
subject on brotherhood" at WSs-
ley Temple Methodist Church,
Grant and Marquette. Minneapolis.
Tuesday, May o, at 1850 pm.
Tho noted prelate will be wei.
coined to the Twin Cities by Mayor
Hubert II. Humphrey, DIR. Charles
T.. Deems. rector 81. Marks Cathe-
dral. DIR. Howard Wiley. executive
secretary Of the Minneapolis
Church Federation, Rev. W, l..
HalfRcre. president Of the Mime.
Rpolis MiniSteTA' Alliance, and Rev.
II. W. BottH, moderator Of the
Minnesota State Baptist AsSociR-
ton.
United Choirs Of Twin City
Methodist Churches under the d..
rectiOn Of Cora Y. Moore with
Bertha l.. King al the console will
furnish the music.
Bishop Gregg will also show mo
ton pictures Of his war zone tour
on which he was sent by President
Roosevelt.
No admission will 10 charged.
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Mrs. Chus. Block
Found Dead

Della Black. 81, 1855 Aurora Ave,
81. Paul, died Of q cerebral hemor-
rhage at her home Thursday, April
II. She was found dead, sitting In
q chair, by a roomeT about two
o'clock In the afternoon.
Mrs. Black, who weighed $50
pounds, Il said to have performed
her regular household tasks Thurs
day morning. She lighted the
water tank and had sat down 70
wait for the water 70 heat Euf-
fciently 70 do her family washing.
A roomer returning home, early in
the afternoon, found her there,
dead.
Charles Black, her husband, q
Great Northern Railway employee.
was en- route 10 Seattle. He was
reached BY wire in Spokane and
advised Of his wifs's death and re-
turned 20 ST. Paul Immediately.
A special built eaSket was OBJ
tanned for the body. Funeral Ssrv-
ices were held at Neal Funeral
Home, Tuesday, April 22, at 2 p. m.
Rev. Floyd B. Massey. Jr- ohiei-
ated. Mrs. 8. Ed Han was At the
organ. Ermins Hall Allen sang.
Intsrment was at Elmhurst GENE
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
By BEN PERRY

Dear Mr.. Newman: ! received
your note requesting me 70 get
some news and fast. I went every
where and couldn't find any. ] went
70 81. Paul municipal court and
there was just one guy In the bull
pen. I asked him what he was In
for and he told me that he hadn't
done AnythinR--JuSt pushed his girl
friend away from him and that she
had fallen down. That there was
nothing 70 II. went back into
the courtroom and was just get
ting ready 70 60 s1ms place else
10 find that news, when . woman
came In and sat on the edge Of the
bench like Ebs was sore IN some
places.
asked her interest there, and
she told me that her boy friend
had Soeked her and kicked her 80
hard that she could not sit down.
stuck around and they called
the case Of one Thomas Duncan
Of B52 81. Anthony Ave. Charge.
assault and battery. The lady went
Up 10 Judge Y. W. Finsh0ut and
said; Judge, he has been n nice
fellow and never given me any
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

better citiEcRA.
Urged 60 Reconsider
Rev, Moore urged KinEer TO re-
consider his action urging him mot
TO let Miunesota's name go down In
disgrace before the nation"
A copy Of Rev. Moore'S letter
went TO the eight other members of
the committee who voted to kill the
FEPC measure.
COnRTatulatca Governor
lOunEdAh
In letter sent 10 Governor
Youngdahl tho st. Paul pastor
praised him for valiant leader
ship" and for enlightened steps In
tho direction Of the greatest good
for tho greatest number"
The minister expressed the hope
that the measure could be revived
Ito save tho great name Of our
ntnteo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

from a slate Of SCOTT
eight were named 20 serve on the
board Of the civic, non profit, pro-
motion organization on the same
ballot. They are W. J. Hickey, pres.
ident Of the organization during
the past year; Charles W. Moore,
assistant 10 the vice president Of
the Great Northern railway In
charge Of public relations and Ad.
vertiSinR; Arthur +. ERRert, vet
eran secretary Of saintpRulItaS.
and u. u. Ridder. president and
editor Of the 81. Paul Pioneer Press
and Dispatch.
Mr.. Scott IL president Of the Min
nesotA Federal Savings and Loan
Co.
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cooked and served by members Of
the committee clad In coloTful
house froekS, also additionally
American.
Contributors To Festival Fund
Contributors 10 the fund Of tho
Negro Committee on Festival Par
tleipation in addition 70 those an
nounced In last weeks paper In
cluded 81. Paul Recorder, s.; MIN
nsapolia spokesman, IS; Central
Super Market, 81: Martin Barber
Shop. 81; Towards Barber Shop,
81. A total Of tII.S6 was contrib
utsd by the following persons and
organizations: Mrs. Thomas Neal
Mrs. Matte King. Mrs. Adds
Jackson, Calvin Parker. Frank
BrAns0n. Mrs. VIM. Godstts, Mrs.
Hector VasEar. Mrs. DE HONEY,
LhisseE Nous FAIRIES bridge club,
Mrs. Oils Griffin, Mrs. Carrie
Powell. Rufus Boyd, Emmett Gal
loway. and Owen Howell.
Mrs. v. v. Marshall, Minneapolis,
raised 500 by giving . silver tea.
She also had charge Of ticket saIss
in Minneapolis. Other contributors
included Veterinarians club, -;
JAneabslls Murphy. g; Dining Car
Employees Union Local SIC, SIS;
Meyers Tailor Shop, 81; Artto
Boyd. IS; William Whitnsr, q.
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Phil Aston
Found Dead

Phillip s. Aston, 81 years old,
Of East River Road, was found
dead in his home Monday, April
q, when police and neiGhbOrs
waded more than 300 yards through
flood water TO reach the body.
Alston's body was taken by row.
boat TO higher land where n police
surgeon pronounced him dead Of
natural causes. He had been un-
der n Doctors care for some time.
Relatives have been notified 70
make funeral arrangements. Brooks
Funeral home in charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

ona year old. Sha will 10 intro
duced by Herbert Howell. news
paper and magazine distributor.
The Community Csntsr'S name
was chosen In 1899 from 80 SuR.
Reationn submitted through an e.
say contest won by Mr.. Howell,
then q student at Hamlins UniVsr-
uity. His subject was Halle q.
Brown Community House and
why" In his essay, Mr.. Howell
pointed out that MiHn Brown had
contributed as much and perhaps
more than any other Negro woman
In America 20 the cultural and edu.
cational development Of Negro
manhood and wOmAnhoOd.
Through the years. the program
at Halle" has been the nucleus
for many cultural activities In and
around the ~. Paul community,
serving members Of any nationality
group or religious faith. II has
served ~ u training center for
Public Health Nurses, Nursery
School teachers, Domestic Science
majors and Physical Education
ntudentH. Il has afforded employ
msnt for q large number Of stud
ents working their way through
college, many Of whom we're In
Epired 10 enter the field Of social
work through the community pro-
gram.
Arthur Fo0ts, Unitarian minis
ter, will be the principal speaker
on the program. Lille Peck, seers-
tary Of the National Federation Of
Settlements and CentsTa Of which
Halle q. Brown House Ia - mem
Der, will also speak. The Womsn'S
Glss Club will sing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Negro President,
Spokane School
Student Council

SPOKANE, Wash, April 20. 49,
SPECIAL-John Hopkins, Negro
student at ConEaga High school
here, has been elected president Of
the student body, II 10 announced
in the GonEaRan, student paper.
Enrolment ut the school, which
is run under Catholic auspices and
conducted by the Jesuit Fathers,
Is predominRntly white.
Commenting on the election, the
Chronicle, Spokane daily newspaper,
has complimented editorially the
GonEaga student bsdy for the mice
sense Of values" they showed in the
election.
There Is no good reason that
this honor should not have been
paid" the editorial asserts. young
John Hopkins has been an inGpiTa-
ton 10 his fellow students. He has
maintained q straight "a" aver
age for seven SemsstsTs In the
classical course in addition 20 par
ticipatinR in competitive speaking.
More than that he has won the
respect Of his fellow students, or
he would not have been named for
this high Office.
Zone cannot help wondering how
many Negro boys like Hopkins,
with the will and the ability 20
succeed, have been crowded back
into social oblivion In other parts
Of the country where prejudice
dooms minority races before they
have q chance 10 show their wares, !"
the editorial continues. How many
fires Of greatness have ben Enufed
out cruelty and ruthlessly In many
regions where youngsters, although
touched by the divine spark Of am
bition and spiritual urge 20 grow
have had II all crushed out by being
reminded at every hand that op-
portunity and recognition are not
for them no matter how hard they
try. Fortunately Spokane does not
subscribe 10 such benightsd notions.
a. the student body at GonEARA
High school has testified 90 eIo-
qusntly."
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Junior NAACP to
Heor Forrest Virgins

DR.. Forrest o. Virgins, profess
sor Of philosophy at the University
Of Minnesota, will be guest speaker
at Border Methodist church, a0l
Adrich Ave. N, Minneapolis, Sun
day. April p, at 8 p. m.
The Youth group Of the church,
under the direction Of Carrie
Brown, will furnish the music.
Charles T. Parker, ST.. is the pastor.
The public il invited.
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full retraction of his statement.
SiRler told a committee from the
Detroit branch NAACP that "he
never had attributed communist
front activities" to the NAACP.
The Governor said his testimony
before the House Committee on
Un-American Activities concerned
"a chapter for the Advancement
of Colored People," which he
claimed was a socialist organiza-
ton. He said, Whatever confusion
exists comes from the similarity Of
names. had supposed that the ex-
PLANTATION previously given by the
State Police Commissioner, Donald
s. Leonard, had cleared that up"
DR.. James J. McClendon, former
president Of the Detroit branch and
member Of the NAACP national
board Of directors, spokesman for
the delegation from the Detroit
branch, told the Governor that his
irresponsible statement had done
irreparable harm TO the NAACP
and demanded n retraction. In ad-
dition TO a statement to Michigan
newspapermen, the Governor prom
ised to write the House Committee
on Un-American Activities TO in
form them Of his error.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Dr.. Forrest o.
Virgins Border
SpeUkar Sunday

The Junior NAACP will meet
Sunday, April q. At 3 p. m. at the
Phyllis wheatlsy House. Prof. For
rest Virgins Of the U Of N will be
the guest speaker. All members
are urged to Be present Anyone
interested IL also invited TO attend.
VISITS STATE LEGISLATURE
A delegation from the Mime
sofa State Association Of COlored
Women visited the state capitol
Monday. April n. They were in
trOd0esd on the floor Of the House
Of Representative By RsprsssntA-
tive George French Of Minneapolis.
Ths delegation toured tho capitol
and ana An On an aftsrnoon session
Of the Senate st the invitation IL
Senator Harold Harrisoa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Marie TOwles In
Duluth 80 Years
Died Saturday

Marie TowIes, ia z. Fourth ST.,
q resident Of Duluth for 30 years,
died Saturday. April 10, IN . local
hospital. Her husband, Victor, Of
Chicago, survives.
Rev. r. J. Simmons dictated at
the funeral services held Tuesday,
April 2, Gt CraWford's Chapel. AZ
$40 D. m. IntsTmsnt vas ht For
est Hill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
William BuTTell Sets
UD AntIer Guard In Iowa

William BsrTsll. Minneapolis.
BriRAdisT General Of AntIsT Guard
Of LB.P0.E.w., for Ninnss0tA and
Iowa. vent 70 Dss M0insa, Ia, Sat
srdsy. April 10. 70 ST Up an Ant
Ter Guard unit
Whils In Dss Moinss. Mr.. BuSrsil
conducted the sISetiOn 0f officers
u the Dss MONIES lodges Rose
Temple triil team and thu PupIs
Cross nurses unit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Art Exhibit
Festival Feature
Pageant Tonight

The public IL urged 10 view tbs
exhibit II sculpture and paintings
by Negro artists lent by the Har'
mon Foundation. New York, 10 be
displayed ut the Festival u Ma.
tions being currently held through
April n. To he shown with oils
by Palmer Hayden are, William
v. Arts Tommy" and q head Of
DR.. Louis Tomklns Wright In tsrrA
Gotta, Richard BRTths'H shoe Shine
Boy" in plaster. Sargent Johnson'S
Head ~ q Boy In terra Gotta and
Roland Moody's ~ Mask" q wood
carving.
Appear In PiayIst Tonight
The Twin Cities has put aside all
activity which might conflict with
t0niRhtE program 20 that they
might turn out en- mAsSs 10 enjoy
the educational feature made up Of
local talent trained by stan mem.
hers IL Halle q. Brown House, the
Catholic Recreation Center, 81
Paul, and Phyllis WhsHtlsy house,
Minneapolis.
Miss Walker Of the National
Recreation Association. New York
has expressed her qualification with
the work ~ the local directors whc
had e0mplstsd the spade work Oi
training before her arrival In 81
Paul 10 draw the various activity
units together for tonight'S pre-
ssntAtlOn.
The Negro MARKET Square booth
at the Festival IL maintaining Ia
popularity ~ In former years. Fries
chicken a. typiealiy American n
ham and eggs 90 applS pie IL bslnl
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Billie Rito Rhodes
St. Paul Girl
Nurse Promoted

Billie Rita Rhodes. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly J. Rhodes, 600
Carroll Ave, has received n pro-
motion TO nurse supervisor In the
u. s. Public Health service in
Washington. Miss Rhodes Is an
honor graduate Of Mechanic Arts
high school, a graduate Of St
Joseph's school Of nursing, 81. Cath
crime college and the University Of
Chicago.
She will supervise nursing in the
gynecology department at Freed
man hospital in Washington. Miss
Rhodes Is u member Of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
VINCENT dunno FILES
For MINNEAPOLIS MAYOR

Vincent Dunno, leader in the la
Dor union field for many years and
prominent member Of the Socialist
Workers party (TrOtSkyitss) fled
April 10. for mayor Of Minneapolis.
81 ask for the support Of Min
neapolis workers and the friends
of the labor movement a. the So
eialist Workers party candidate for
mayor Of Minneapolis. Now, a. be-
fore, l stand for democracy in the
workers movement; for q militant
struggle for full social, economic,
and political rights for all who Ia
Dor: men and women: white and
eolored; Jew and Gentle.
His campaign manager Is Dr.
Grace Carlson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

ANAL days,
Moore said:
A one inter = d In and alert
20 the best interests Of our great
state % Minnesota. I read with
considerable alarm and bitter
disappointment that you voted
against the F.E,P.C. bill.
I consider that you have done
the state . great disserVice by
your vote and should llkc 60 re-.
mind you that q vote AEAlnst
human rights In Minnesota II far
worse than . vote against Poll
Tax In Georgia. I would not have
expected Herman TAlmAdGe 20
have done different but I wonder
u you feel that you cnhaRee
the traditions Of this great state
and voice the beliefs and con.
cspts Of your district when you
deny CiiiReRa the right Go become
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Elks Lodges and Temples
Hold Annual Thanksgiving
Services AT Pilgrim Church

The EIks lodges and temples Of
the Twin Cities. bsld their snnual
Thanksgiving services Sunday,
April IL. Q pm, 81 Pilgrim Bap-
list church. Rev. FOyd nAsSsJ.
JE, spoke on ths -Four Principles
u tia Order" Speakers Of ths
evening included SUSIE Bowen Of
Como Tsmpls. No. Ia; Ruby BObO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

d hinnshaha Temple, No. I29;
Myrtle Banks Of Mary Mason PDR
council: Mae Lark Of Como, No.
~: J. W. Pate and J. W. Clsm0ns.
Several musical SsISstl0ns were
rendered. A poem, do Not Judge
Too Hard" was given by Carrie
AilGp.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Gospel Chorus
In Anniversary
ProqruYn Sunday

One Of the outstanding musical
treats Of the season IL promised by
the Gospel chorus Of Pilgrim BHp-
list church. ST. Paul, whom the
chorus presents It's anniversary
program at the church Sunday,
April u. at 8 p. m.
Willie Mae Warren, contralto,
and Glare Davis, soprano, members
Of the chorus, and Ice W. Harris,
Jr.. baritone, the guest GoloiAt, will
be featured. The public IL invited
TO attend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Johnny Baker
American Legion
BanquetS Saturday

Johnny Baker Post pol Of the
American Legion and its auxiliary
is sponsoring its annual banquet
Saturday. April 20, Mt $3.50 p. m.
at Phyllis Wheatley House.
A prominent Legion official will
deliver the principal address.
On the program will be Dorothy
Escue. Richard Mayes and u chorus
Of singers directed by Mrs. Hen
rietta Posten.
Post Commander Charles. J,
Smith will preside.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
VISITORS TO NEWSPAPER
OHPICH

Visitors 70 the Minneapolis Of
fee this week included: George
Mills, COS sth Ave. No: Oliver
Ampsy. 216 First ST. No: Mrs.
Mary Alice Smith, 2s2S Pifth Ave.
So; u. c. Allen. z7s7 LonRfslI0W.
Mrs. Eugene Sehuek, Jr.. 7ls Bas-
sstt Place: Mrs. ssrAy L. Chiffon.
IO4 Royalston Ave. No; Mr.. Nor
ton W. Parker. 80 Royslston Ave.
No; and Mrs. Carrie l.. Wallace.
3S32 Smelling Ave. So.