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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-22
T0KUDA'S LOSE 47-34
TO CONTINENTAL CAN

Tokuda Drug bowed to Continent
tai Can, 4734 in a City "B" bas-
ketball league South division)
gene last Tuesday night on the
Franklin High floor. Tokudas
scored as follows: Kinoshita 6, Nj
shimura 6. Y. Takeuchi 4. Fujino
4. Yoshida, Shobo Fujii 8, Yasuda
l, Nakagawa 4, H. Otani.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-22
JANUARY

JANUARY
31--C.T.Y. to present stag-stag-
,ette dance, Janus Jump" from 8
pm. to II pm. at Maryknoll Audi
-orium. 18th and jefferson.
FEBRUARY
14-St. Valentines dance spon-
cred by Japanese Students Club
f University of Washington.
20-2I -22-Northwect Times Sc
ono annual Northwest Invitational
basketball Tournament to be held
n Seattle Buddhist auditorium.
MAY
Use TO give Spring Informal
dance.
JUNE
Annual jos picnic
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-22
Businesses
Houses
for Sale

GREENHOUSE LEASE
5000 square feet under glass.
Close in. This greenhouse Is
now operating full capacity.
Everything inside goes with
the sale. $4,000 pots and
stock plants. Flower plants
of all kinds, small living
quarters available. Five
years lease at SIS per month.
Full price $1,000 including
$3.50 lease deposit.
HOME
Three bedrooms, living room
with fireplace. Dining room.
kitchen with breakfast nook.
Tile features in bath and
kitchen. A-C hot water, We
netian blinds. Has full base
ment with garage. This home
in excellent o n d tiOn
throughout. Double lot. size
64X90. Full price $500 or
$500 without the extra lot.
Terms.
Hr@#z
SOLID BRICK APARTMENT
and STORES
Downtown location. Seven
teen unfinished apart
ments up. bringing in S419
month. Has five stores down.
All rented out for $500 per
month. Stores al leased out
until October. I949. This
property will net $4,000 year
Iy. Full price 100000. $4,000
cash down. Balance at $500
per month including inter
est.
NTFRNsTI0NAI REALTY CO
Shig Watanabe MI. O601
James Mats,nka, Mgr
$50 Iachson Ma. 1922
Res. phone PR. 1907
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-22
Schedule

Editors note: The North
west Times will not be responsible
for last-minute changes in the
basketball schedule released by
the Nisei Veterans Committee.)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-22
FRIDAY, JAN. %
At Buddhist Auditorium

I p m-Chinese VS.. Toda's OBJ
81 m-Lotus VS.. u. w. Goods
Girls
p. m. Chinese VS. S. E. Mer-
chant Reds tA)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

Chicago, will preside over the In.
stallAtion Of . Twin City grHduats
chapter oi the Sorurity, She holds
PH.B. and An. degrees from the
University Of Chicago and IL also
q graduate Of Chicago Teachers
College,
Until recently, Mrs. wilkins was
n teacher In the Chicago public
schools.
The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
IL Q national organisation dedicated
10 promoting finer womanhood
among Negro women. ID ia bsu,
known for lie national projects,
The National Partisan Council
and The MlssIasippl Health Prof..
set, In addition 10 supporting The
national projects, the local chap
tsrs sponsor their own programs 10
bring about eiyir. cultural. and 80.
elal Improvement In thsiF local
communities. Tbs Twin city chap.
lsr Will be installed on Saturday,
April ~.
On April 10. MFp. wiikins viii
present The chapter 20 Twin CITY
uresk letter fraiaFaitlss and 90.
roFitlss at . reception 70 bs held
at The Starting Cub IN g. Paul,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Ernest COvingtOn
Recital, st. James
Church, Sunday

Ernest n. C0viBRton, u. Lyric
tsaor. will be presented by the
NJ. and Mrs. Club Of g. James
A.M.E. Church, H. Paul 81 the
Church, West Central ~ Dals
Street, Sunday, April 10. at .
pm,
Mr.. CovinGt0n possesses q nat
uraI tenor y0les u rare quality
and was called Little Roland
Hayes" II campbsiI College, JSsk.
con, Miss, and Shorter College,
LATHE Rock. Arr. willis . musIo
student In the schools.
Ne has won acclaim from audi
snsss ~ . solSlst and member u
numerous Glss Clubs, sbOlTs and
over the radio. lie Il 81 present .
tsnor soIolst In 81. james k.M.E.
Church Senior Choir and 10 study.
Ing At MAsPhail School Of Music
under The tstSFahip " Prof. Man.
Icy.
This initial appearances u Mr.,
C0vInRtOb In the Twin Cities IL for
he benefit Of The Building Hund
Of ~. James Church and promises
10 delight music l0vsEs, he Win b.
accompanied BY Bertha Lswts
King.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Two Meetings
Planned 70
Rush E.E.P.c.

Eight hundred organisations
have been asked TO send delegates
10 one or the other Of two meet
ings planned for next week In the
Twin Cities In behalf Of FEPC,
Mrs. Wilbur Williams, chairman
Of the Minnesota Council for =
Permanent FEPC. announced Mon.
day that the first meeting will be
held In st. Paul Monday night,
April 10. at Halle Q. Brown House
at q pm.
The Minneapolis meeting will be
held at the Mayors Reception
Room, Minneapolis city hall, Tues.
day, April 20, At 9 pm.
Both meetings are planned 10
facilitate preparations for pushing
Of fair employment practices lsgiS-
lstion on state and national lsysla.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
WCCO Neither
Free Nor Equ0l
Cost HonoRed

Percy Villas Nswsboy Club vas
host 10 rs Twin Citians Monday
night at the Hotel HieOlIst at a
dinner hOnorinG the WTitsrs, direc.
tors and cast Of Neither Free Nor
Equal"
Speakers included Mayor Hubert
n. Humphrey. Governor L1thsT
YOungdAhl, Samuel l. schslnsT,
Rev. John @. Simmons. EDWARD
sehWaTtE, Cecil Newman, MsrI
Jones. Sig Mlckslson and Rev,
Francis GilliGAn.
Percy villa, Newspaper eolum-
mist. presided.
WCCo was praised highly for
production Of the documentary pro.
gram. The National ConfsrSncs Of
Christians and Jews ard the News
paper Guild had previously made
awards 20 the station.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Colonel Miller
Johnny Baker
Banquet Speaker

Johnny BAKER Post, and AuxiI.
larry WIN rive their annual ban
aust, Friday. April ~, at PhyiIIs
whsatisy House.
Colsnsi Ernie Miller "ths hero IL
Bataan," whose articles have re-
Gently appeared In ths Minneapolis
Tribune. WIN be The Russt speaker.
The experiences ~ Colonel MI
lsr were such. that Ne has slnss
devoted he efforts 10 che cause II
democracy. ne IL past commands
Of The State Department Of The
American Legion.
leo W, Harris. JT., outstanding
g. Paul veteran and singer. win
also appeaT on The program, -.
sompanisd by Mrs. Dorothy BIms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

ageT the men called the police.
PatrOlman George Tsrp who re-
sponded took the coffee 20 the
Bryant Ave. police station.
Eatar's ROass STA meaths Ago Paltss
SapsFtnesadsat Glen Maet,eAh hsaesA
gather farsA In all cassa 81 alleged raes
dtneriminatiaa and mAks full rSpaFtn on
same OGieers were Alao lnstrpated 10 call
tho attratieA % eafp and restaurant esn.
pioyus 70 ths state stvu right lac.
The four men lodged protests
with the Minneapolis Urban
League, the Mayors Council on
Human Relations and Il 10 under.
stood they plan to take their case
TO the Hsunepin County Attorneys
office this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

Celebration Of installation week
services for Rev. Jerome Tate,
new pastor Of Bethesda Baptis,
church, opened Wednesday night
Participating In the FIRST nights
observance were Rev. II. c, Boyd
Of 81. Peter AME church. Min.
nsapolIs. and Rev. Floyd Massey.
Jr.. Of Pilgrim Baptist Church, 81
Paul.
Thursday night Rev. JAcs Clay
burn Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church and Rev. II. p. Hawkins
Holsey Memorial CINE. church
both Of Minneapolis, were on the
program.
Tonight friday Border MsthO-
dist church and Church Of God In
Christ Uyndals) will have charge
Of the program. Rev. c. T. Park
or and Rev. p. J. BufOrd viii Be
the speakers.
No services will be held Satur.
day night but on Sunday. April 10,
two special services win be held,
Al q special afternoon service
at 3 pm. Cecil Z. Newman will
bring the principal message. Other
civic figures and ministers who are
10 appear with greetings to the
new pastor are; Rev. 8. J. Cauldsr
Of Cedar Rapids, L., DR.. W. d,
Brown, J. Fingsrhut, Rev. Z. A,
FinstrOm. J. T. WArdlAW, Albert
Allen. william Ss&bron. TAlmags
y. Carey and Anthony b. Casaius,
A. the installation services II
7:So p.m- Rev. Henry W. Botts,
ST., win install Rev. Tate and
Rev. A. N. Smith Of Chicago viii
preach the installation sermon.
Rev. Louis Johnson, rector Of
st. Phillips church, and Rev. Z,
@. Harris win also participate In
the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Walter DOdsOn,
Father of Nell
Russell, Buried

walter Dodson, 20. retired bus
station announcer. died Friday,
April Q. at FairviSw hospital after
. lingering illness. He was the
father Of Nell DOdsOn Russell,
Newspaper eolumnist.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, April ~, at Neal MOrtnary
chapel In Minneapolis. Rev. John
G. Simmons officiatsd.
Mr.. DOdsOn had besn an en-
ployss at The bus station for twenty
years. Former fellow employees
served 80 pAIIbsarsTs, Burial was
In the family plot at Crystal Lake
eerlatsFy.
walter Dodson was Q resident Of
Minneapolis for about - years.
He IL survived BY one daughter.
Nell DOdSOn Russell and one broth
ar. John DOdsOn Of New York,
NY.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

rtiie, lnhlcting hloody wound. HsT
two sons, Sammis Lee. IA. and
Wallace. n. ran 10 their mothers
defsnse. In tho ensuing struggle,
StrAtfOrd vas struck on the head
q blow from which he died.
Sentenced 10 Death
In Typical Georgia Justice. Mrs,
Ingram and her tive sons we're
held for three months WIthSaI
. lawyer. without ball Thea In
. 'tEiAI- 81 SRs day. they we're
sHmmSrily ssNtsRcsd 10 death.
Fortunately. before the exsca.
ton date, February "a, the
NAACP'a legal utAH won . stay
ef execution.
This week has come word that
the death sentence Of the fngram'
was committed 10 life lmpFissn,
meht.
Continued protest and preaAurS
can Still give the Ingram family
. fair trial and freedom.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

Paul editor, wrote, supporting RAN
dOlphs position, (Ed, note; Mr..
Marahhsld's letter Ia printed IN
full In the Letters 10 the Editor
eulumn.l
JOHN BELL. Minneapolis Tho
Negro Il correct IN maintaining
that he has been loyal without an
ioying much better conditions.
However, don't advocate = nation
wide rebellion, We can't solve the
problem that way, The segrugA.
ton Il had. but feel strongly that
We need = strong military force.
We must stick together"
THEODORE @, wooI.SEY, aST
Marquette Ave-. Mlnneapollni "oh,
he fought last time and each time
before that I believe no win again.
hut he does have reason for com.
plaint, ! fought side by side with
them In England ebay % Q soldier.
I say no should have bis rlKhta."
W, KINGSBuRY. MlnnsapOllsi
an World War I. I served a. ihs
only Yankee In a southern con.
panS There would be TOO mach
III feeling N they mlxsd the boys
all up, II might work with No
northsrnsrs, hut not the south.
srnsFa,"
MELVIN n, LIAKoI.A, UnlvsF.
atty student, Mlnnsapollsi "wsfs
all equal and that should hs The
thing. ] Foomsd with n Negro
here last summer. and he was .
swell fellow and ordinary Guy lust
like anyone else, More people
should got the chance 10 realise
that The Army and Navy. Of al
places. should provide men with
this opportunity 10 rub shouldsra
and learn about each other"
BEN OLSON. barber. 1874 Clia.
ton, Minneapolis II never had
much 10 DO with eolorsd people
outside poEtera, no 7 don't know
Zoo much about II, Sure, the Ne.
gro gained nothing. but neither did
the white boy AZ In all wars. no.
body won, Human nature 10 20
funny . you Just can't ARuFs
n out"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Samuel HenAersOn Rites
Held at WOOdardg

NW4tNNAa N4a3Nl
Samuel Henderson, 81, iiOo l2th
Ave. No, died at General hospital
Monday, April ~.
Funeral services were bold from
woodard Funsrai Chapel Friday,
April 10. 81 I .. m. with Rev. Carl
Mckay officiating.
Burial win be st Fort Smelling
National esfnstsFy.
He 10 Survived by one son, Ken.
meth HsndsrsOB; four daughters,
Roth, JBanita. and Norma HsndsT.
son. and Mrs. Craze Mason.
Mrs Ssttis Bod. ia Discs
Highway. l. In Boligss. Ala, this
week 10 attend the funeral 81 her
grandmother. Mrs. Robert Jones
and daughter accompanied her.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
MiIl City NAAcP Pluns
Ingram cose Mess Meeting;
Nufioncl Officer Coming April a

The National Association for the
Advancement Of ColOred People
has completed ia plans for q masa
rally on the Ingram case on Wed.
nSsday, April a, At whOAtley
House at Z pm.
Madison s. Jones. Special Ad-
mlniatrAtiVS Assistant 10 Walter
White. Executive Secretary Of
NAACP, viii speak on Justice
Georgia Style" Walter Frank.
prominent AFL official; Douglas
Hall, clio attorney DIR, Mary
Shaw, University 81 Minnesota.
and Milton SiegoL clio Packing.
house Workers Union official. will
be scheduled with Madison Jonsa,
Mrs, Ingram, = shArS-croppsr,
10 q widowed mother Of ~ chill.
drsn. Last November. her pigs bur
rowed their way onto the land of
white neiEhbOF. John I'D STRAIT.
ford. EnraEsd, strHtford struck
Mrs. Ingram with the butt Of hlS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

trial committee Of the league.
Mr.. AlexAndsr'S election marks
thu first time that . representa-.
tive Of organised labor has headed
an organization Of the Minneapolis
Council Of Social Agencies. Mr..
Alexander Is financial secretary Of
the electrical unions local No. 2s2.
Alexander succeeds Cecil Z. New
man, president for the past two
years who refused TO accept re-
nomination. Newman was never
thsless elected vice president, q
post In which he had previously
served two terms. When elected
president he became the first Negro
70 head . Minneapolis Community
Fund organisation.
Harriet Lane WAS named sscrs-
taFy, sucxesding MabSth Hurd
Paige, who had served IL years
a. Secretary. Mrs. Paige declined
denomination. Lloyd p. johnson
was reelected treasurer, . post
which he has held for many years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
MFS. pOah prussynald
DIE Suddenly

Pearl A. Prusaynshi. 90 years
old Of 22a Rondo Ave, died sud
denly ~ hsT homs. Saturday. April
10. She was born In MarShall,
MINI. and had Iaads her hons IN
The city since the age of 70. shs
made her home with her daaKhtsr,
Mrs. Cecil Fswis. at the above al.
dress.
Mrs. PrusEynski h the mSthaF II
Mrs. G. LSwisI EYSndmothsF Sf
Mrs. Roth HaStsh0FR and NJ. Rob
sFt Lewis, sister Of Mr.. Earl Rath.
mel and great grandmother 81 Eve.
Yassral services we're hsId Tues
day. April 10, . an. at ~. Pstsg
clsysr church, with Father Jerome
LuRsT Officiating. Burial was In
Calvary Csmstsry. Brooks Funsral
home In shaTGs,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Postmaster COan
Promotes Clerk
Jack Clack

II was learned this week that
Minneapolis Postmaster John
C0an has promoted another Negro
postal worker 10 . responsible sup.
sryisOTy position.
The rev appOintss 10 JAsk Claek.
Sob2 Fourth Ave. 3d., who has been
appointed elsrk In charge a. the
GlrinSil unit 81 the main postoffIes.
Claek has hem In y. 8, mall
ssTvios for n pears. lie wili take
HE new post effective April 10.
Postmaster Coan said be Vas
senior In bic department. and en-
esptionally well qualified for super.
VisinR The section.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Choral Group from All Over
Country Gather In So. Paul
Next Week for Board Meet

group, which has Unions In prAc.
tically every stats,
The Twin City Choral Union
which 10 playing host 60 the officers
Of the National Choral Union, IL
headed by Mrs, Viola Nash a.
president
The local organisation was In.
auepratsd by the lats Rev. G. n,
Wheeler In ipt6.
Other officers include Albert
BAnham, vice. PRESIDENT Mrs, Ruby
Grant, supervisory Mrs. Joseph
Turner, secretary; Edward John.
son, treasurer. Mira, Arles Harris
HAllowell, orRanint, Mrs. Leila
Thornton, assistant organlatg Al.
bert shHvers. publicity chairman
Rev. Joseph Turner, spiritual ID.
wiser, and Harry Ballard, chaplain.
Officials Of the Twin Cities I'm
lon invite the public 10 camphoF
70 hear the OIiisa' shoirs and ehor.
usss at 500 pm. on April a0th.
EhsE express Rrntafslnssa star tbs
eoopsfatioa givs6 w ths local min.
iptsrs."
During the convention there win
be board meetings daily, with ms.
steal programs each night
Friday night. April %, will BE-
artist night 81 the Zion Baptist
Church, IIth and LyndAls Avsnos
No. Minneapolis. This program
viii be put on by national officials.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Remains q George A.
Johnson shipped 10

Dallnn, texas
Gs0rgs A. Johnson. ~, 1915 18th
Ave. No. died Al Glen Lake sans-
torium, April 10. after . short NJ.
Bans.
HIS remains were shipped 20
Dallas, Texas, Tuesday. April II,
where the funeral vas held Friday.
April 10.
Mr.. JOhnS0a, Who had been .
resident Of Minneapolis for Ave
years, 10 survived BY two daughters
and ore sister, Villa Mae johnson,
who took the remains 10 TEXAS.
Woodland Funeral Home vas IN
charge of shipping arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Credjafawns Hold
Annual Dinner
HOnOring Parents

n. B. Rhodes, y. B. I. head In
this area. was principal speaker
at the 2lst annual CredjafaWn
Clubs annual parents bahqDst hsid
Saturday night, April 10.
Mr.. Rhodes spoke on ~Juvsnils
Delinquency" He traced tie e.
rssrs Of bad men KAFpis and the
Barker brothers 10 failure Of thsiy
parents.
Martin wsddinEton presided at
the affair. Mrs. Norma Stokes
Bsauford, president, gave . resume
Of club activity.
Among those In attendance were.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Massey, Mmss.
Alverta cOrum, Ida Murray, Mat
de King. Z. Z. Galloway, Emma
Williams, Bessie Coleman, Richard
Stokes, Catherine copsa, Mabel
Harris, Lois Murphy. MSssTs. and
Mines. n. X Mcknight. John
Banks, ST. Carl wade. Jr., william
Miller. Ernest CharIstOn, Ben Em.
brs, g. Edward Hall, Paul wood.
James Murray, Cecil Newman.
Harry 9. Brown and Others.
Seated As the table Il kSnOF were
persons who had attended most Of
the n parents dinners given By the
club. The honorSI Epssts: Mrs.
Queen Ransom. J0Eis Villains.
Freda Harris. John LAwrsBes,
ST., Susie Luekjs, Y. b. johnson.
Eunies Glass, Insz Ford, Louis
Cason, william Helm. Anna Blair
and Mr.. J. n. Jones.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
cafe S0lfs Coffee, Minneapolis
Police Officers Collect Cups;
Patrons Plun Court Action

-Four Minneapolis garage en-
plOyss may Hle charges against .
Minneapolis cafe for sailing their
coffee. Il was revealed Wednesday,
The men are: Donald Marshall,
Anterior Hughes, Sam Brown, and
Elmo Jones. The cafe Is the d.
and d. Diner. S3S Z. Lake st., near
Fourth Ave.
The men who are employed by
Joe Nolan's Motor Sales garage
at Lake near Third Ave. allsge
that coffee served them Tuesday
morning was 30 heavily sailed that
Il was unpalAtabls.
After protesting 10 the cafe man
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Duluth Resident
For 40 YOdTs. Mrs.
HuKTioi Cox Dies

Duluth, MINI. 49, Mrs. Howard
Cor. age rs. 0f Bi0a East Superior
e., disd Wednesday night, April 2,
IN her hons. Bhs was bern In indie
psadsBes. Iowa, and eams 10 Du.
luth 20 years ago.
Survivors Include her husband,
Charles O., q con, Franklin o., II
Superior, WiHe0nalh; two brothers,
Ernest and Claude Franklin Of
Tasr, lows. and four Rrandshll-
drsn. Funeral services were from
Crawford's MortuaPy, Monday.
April ~, al $50 pm. Rev. Joseph
yaeka0a Oaisiatsd. lntagmant In
Pnrk HlIl esmstery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Rev. Klrk's SeFmOa
In Song Pleases
"a pefaR CPuwd

Rev. A. L. Kirk. outstanding 20.
IOist and gospel singer. thrilled
. large sSdisneS Sunday after.
noon at g. Peter A.M-E. church
Wills be conducted his "SsrmOn
In SongH" program.
Taking Q tart from the Tau
chapter Of Job, The sOngstsT msds
use Of ten different songs % pOF.
tray The application Of bis thought
Rev. II. c. Boyd, pastor Of ths
church, sang The opening scripture
Ksskestns ChiVsFs gave The L0rds
prayer In vocal tone. MrE. NIL
drsd KiFk, vita II Rev. Kirk, &C.
cOnpanisd hsT husband In his forty
minute singing-ssTm0n.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

Mrn. AAdAs BSgruna. 181e TeMtk
Ave- g.. Fst1rssd from Chieags
and Crand Rspids. Mica, GftsE .
tsn-dsy tE1p. this wUsk-
MrA ArnstrsaG Hsllgvsv. me
Tesla Ave-. 90, vtn sstartais ths
coaGsNEntisaai charch q cod q
Chrtst's Swing siFsis bGxt wusk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Opal Austin
Manslaughter Trial
Jury Completed

: A jury, composed Of sin msn and
sIE women, VS. sOmpistSd Tuesday.
April ~. 10 Ramsey district court
In he eass 0f Mrs. Opal Austin,
20 years Old. 0f 2b2 Y. FILLMORE g.
charged with EasnslauEhtsE In The
fatal stabbinR II hsr husband.
Jossph, March ..
FIRST Witness called was John
Dalton. police sTiminolO0ist, VIA
testified regarding tbs iay-Out II
the Aastin hone, Whsrs ths stab
hing occurred.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

VILLAS ResSh, IT,, ssisbsstsd
bic twelfth birthday 81 the hons
u his aunt. Mrs. Geo. Roach, sei7
Hifth Ave. So, Saturday. April
10. Refreshments we're served and
games were played. Sharing IN ths
fun were George Jones. Robert
Ailsn. Eari Lewis, RlchaFd Robin.
son. Horton Bsnnsr, Jeanne Car.
ter, CariOttA Early. wsBas Robin.
SSn. ElOiss withsraII. and Libds
Logan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

Ths yOunG pssVls Il g. Ths@as
church MT at ths ha@s Il Miss
Juns wiliamA. ans Kmsrssn Ave.
No, sGndAy afaeEnooa. Apr1 ~.
An pAsns wsss rad dsAnias Ger
tAs card party 70 - EiySu ~ ~
eisb Aprl - A splAsh party 'sAs
sIns plannsd Ger somsGlIaa b Nag.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

president OF I h .
Minneapolis Ur-
ban League at its
annual election Of
officers, Tuesday,
ut the Y. NJ. C. A.
Mr.. Alexander
has served on the
league board for
four years. Dur
ing the past two
years he has been
chairman Of the
suannwsank tndum-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16

Tia LBP.oE. II ". EAueatioa
DspaEtmsnt u Minnshaka Temple
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Clifford T. Rocker. Information
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The fifteenth annual board meet
ing Of the National Convention Of
Choruses and eholrS % America,
Incorporated. viii convene Of Cam
phor Memorial A.M.E. Church on
April 2Ia and 22nd. CamphOF
Church 10 located 81 SIS Fuller
Avenue In g. Paul.
4 prs-eonvsntion program win
be given April goth, At 500 pm.
Prof. Thomas A. Dorsey Of Chi.
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pa Alpha sorority, arrives In ~,
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