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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Jennie Young,
Pioneer Resident,
Dies at 20 Years

Jennie Young, 70 yssTS old. Of
al ~ Anthony Ave. was born In
Ontario. Canada, Apr n. 1879 and
came 60 ~ Paul when she Whs
the age Of 10 She was sscretSry
Of the Crispus Attacks board for
. number Of years: pas, president
Of the Criterion Art oiuh and the
first woman trustee % e. james
AME
Survivors are her husband. "
4 Young. and son. Leroy IA1sn.
berry
Funeral services we're held Tues
day. May II, 2 pm. from the fam
NY rssldsne". with Rsy %. -
Moore officiating Burial vas In
Oakland cem~tsry Brooks FBns'.
81 home In charge,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
TO NAME ST. PAUL =
NAACP DELEGATES
TUESDAY NIGHT

The sisstion oi delegates 10 the
Ssih ABRaai conferences o. the Ma
ii0nsi Association Tor the Advance
msat of coiorsa People win be held
~ Ne regular msmhsrrhip meet
Ing Of the s. Paul Branch o. tia
NAAcP on rossdsy night. May
- . pm. ., ths IIAlIis Q. Brown
House.
The o0nfsFsnes. whish win meet
IN Kansas CITY. No. Juns a 70 n
Inclusive.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Rondolph's Position On Armed
Services Jim Crow Will Be
Exploined Sunday BY Boyd

Randolph. The Sleeping Car Port
srE national president, and Grant
Reynolds. New York Negro leader
have taken on segregation IN the
armed forces
Questions and general dlscussioH
from the audience wiil be rnrouT
aged following NJ BOyd's address
All membsfs af the HAACP and
the general public are Invited "a
attend and 10 participate"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Miss. Governor
Claims Negroes
Want Jim Grow

Jackson. Miss lamp -- white
people and good. sensible" Ne
groes realize that segregation must
be- continued In MiGissippi. Gov
Fielding Wright told q statewide
radio audience sunday morning,
May .. The governor vas making
a special address TO the Negroes
OF his state on the meaning Of
states rights to the colored man
In telling Of all the good"
things the states rights people
have done for Negroes, and also
the good things they will do In the
future. Gov Wright assured his
radio audience that they were not
anti-NeRro. He did say, however
II 10 my purpose 10 speak frank
ly on this subject, The white pso-
pie % our state and am sure q
great majority Of our Negroes,
realize that segregation is the only
solution TO proper race relation.
ship
The white people Of the south
Win dsmaAd ~ he Negroes, that
IL the good sensible Negroes, de-
sire II. Regardless Of everything
said or done by all the seif-Styled
do-Eooders there viii be aegrega.
tion In Mississippi"
Is a governor who recognize
all citizens" he assured the col
ored people that Mississippi would
continue In its own way 20 solve
the racial problems by opposing
civil rights lsRislstIons Of ali
forms
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

gathering. The contest WAS be-
tween the REV, Russell THROWN Of
~ Louis and the Rev George
alms, who had been relieved Of
the Poai al the special session Of
tho general conference In Little
Rock IN iata The Rev M Brown
emerged the winner,
The murmurinES from this part
~ the afternoon session grew 10
great proportions a. night drew
IN There was no recess for the
afternoon meeting
Angry delegates surEed ap to-
wards tho platform from which
bishops looked with despair, There
was shouting and caicalia, one
bishop tried to maize y speech and
was unablr 10 do 20 even though
he held the mike for 10 minutes,
0reGH OetS order
nishop John A, Gregg. one Of
the most respected Of the church.
men. was sueesmful In getting the
huge thronH under eoHtrei FOR a
white hut No, until the three Fela.
tiVes Of bishops twho made una.
sualiy long speeohesl consented 10
withdraw and b. replaced with
alhers who were fortunate enough
io not hAvp any close connections
fby blood or maFTlAEsi with bish-
ops,
The motion 10 have the EpiSSo-
pal committee okaysd a. read and
leaving Oft the names Of the dts
pulsd msmbera was met with Stern
CONTINUED on paaa ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Legion Post To
Hold Town Hall
On Randolph Move

Attucks brooks Post No co. the
American, Legion, has scheduled
Town Meeting discussions of tho
highly eaatsssEEsisi iasus Of is
C1di JiSobsdisnos the Answer 10
Jim Grow In ihs Armed ssrVisss1"
The meetings will be hSid Wed.
nssday, June 2. ~ Iains y Brown
House and Friday. June T. 81 PhyI-
dis Whsaiisy House. Of . . ~.
Prominent local and national lead
err will LEAD the discussions.
Post Commander Alvin HanRon
IT,. annoTBeed that the meetings
we're being sponsored solely for the
purpose u presenting both sides ~
the question "a the pabiic
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
A.M.E. General Conference Orders
All Bishops To 30 Moved; Expelled
Prelotes To Ask For Reinstatement
ny WirsI

Kansas CITY, kas-A ~ r. General Conference delegates
voted by reclamation Monday instruct the Episcopal commit
all bishops districts, Earlier ballot vote
had decided 10 leave dscon ~ movuR bishops Ia the Episcopal
The delegates rejected by i433 ~ 30T the aubs
which would have called for ballot vote Tuesday
The conference adopted resolutions opp0HnR Universal
Military Training discrimination armed services, urged Con-
every effort 90 avoid refused 10 adopt motion
ordRn bill also introduced a. rotate bishops
districts The election Of bishops general officers and report
Episcopal committee important Issues for rest Of week
PEELED Bishops ~ H. Sims 81 New York and Curry 81 Okla
hona appear before conference for reinstatement
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
CLEVELAND ATTORNEY
ONLY sTASSEN DELEGATE
ELECTED ~ NO. ONO

Cleveland AMP 4 Cleveland
ATTORNEY. Chester X Gillssp's. was
The only B,s~sB candidate ~ yin
In northern Ohlo In HE campaign
fB delegates 90 the Republican
convention aEains, AsB Robert 4
Taft.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Vespers at st. Peter
Sunday Night Will
Feature SOlOists

The ~ Peter AME senior choir
viii present 10 its friends . spIr.
ituaI vsspeS service ., gpD Sun.
day, Nay 1s
Rev. \. l. KIRK, soi0is,. Min
nsapoiIs and the choral group Of
Pilgrim Baptist church. - Paul.
With Nrs Tbsirns DorSsy. soiais,,
sfIi - featured
Other artists participating will
b Jasper Patton. pisnis,. Ruth
PitimaB. GsorEs Sanders ard .
CUES, choir
An invftstisn % the pgblls 20
siissa has beer sEisnssd By Np
Lousss cahson. dirnetrsss. Anna
Gfahara- choir president snd Rev
80 c Boys. pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

MIA of high Uhurehman consent.
81 10 withdraw 81 that business
could continue started with the
reading Of Nance Of delegates by
dlstrictEl 10 the Episcopal com-
mitise which regulates the con.
duct ., bishops and Ia empowered
with the task Of assigning pro
laloa 10 their districts,
The rrlSellloa WRA Iei bS layIAca
AMI soaae sf the HalRlatesN, CaR.
'CaIloH rcaahcd fcVrF heat and
plans WeFc under way ts call the
Tall and have earh d~leHRts Con-
nrmcI by the caiire coafeErncr,
These Episcopal committee mem
bpFs were poIhtp Of controversy
william A, Fountain, president az
Morris brown college and son Of
bishop w, A. Fountain, the Rev
r v Kyle Of Memphis, son,in.
Law Of Bishop a. R Wright and
Nimrod u, Allen, brother Of nish'
nP A J, Allen
Thsas members told the confer
shes that they dld not feel thsy
should have 20 give mp their posts
becauss ~ theH relationship "a
hishops In the end the church,
mrn decided they would withdraw
IN order 20 have harmony Fr,ss'
| tabllshsd
This Memorial bu'idiaR was filled
10 overlooking With about t00t
delegates, ofINrers and q few visit,
ors Sprtnhi1d hsts and there Ear
iler On Thursday there had besr
soms heat generated in the cleo,
ton ~ y chief secretary FOE tbs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Cotholic Leader
Attacks ABC For
Bowling Stond

Brooklyn. May II tNNPAD.--As'
sorting that the apathy OF 90
many OF today'H Catholics to so,
cial problems IL appalling" Mon,
signOr Raymond J. Camplon. pas.
tor OF ST Peter ciavers u. c
Church and chaplain OF the Brook.
Ign Catholic InterTaeiai Council,
warned last Sunday that I'VE can.
not remain at peace n We main.
tain a cold. callous indifference "a
our nsighbors' woe"
M0RsiEnor CAmpioh. who spoke
at a rally OF the Brooklyn CAth0,
lie IntsrraciAI Council In the AGA.
denny Of Music, particularly de
pl0red refusal Of the American
Bowling Congress 10 AlI0w color
cd persons to participate IN ~
tournaments. -
Actually the freedom we boast
IL at this moment largely denied
TO our Negro fellow Americans,
he said. This denial will continut
a. long as fair-minded men remain
indifferent to the enSlavement ths
Negro sufferA""
II think every Catholic stands
challenged by the recent decision
Of thr American Bowling Con
Eress Scores Of Catholics individ.
uals and organizations. belong q
g. This group controls the great
pastime and sport of bowling he
said. adding:
Yet Il IL sad to relate that this
organization In IT, recent convsn,
ton voted 10 maintain ts Tuls
that only Caucasians could com
pete In bowling tournaments IN.
der itS authority.
Here indeed 10 a challenge n
today's Catholics. Are We 10 eli
In SNUG satisfaction and snsrvat,
ing indifference and allow thi,
great injustice TO continue
I'm delighted that Father Car
ow, = priest Of our diocese. car.
risd the fight 90 the highes, au-
thority Of the American Bowling
Congress Re 81 least accepted tbs
challenge and by raising his vote,
In pr0tss, set Biany men 60 think.
ing
Monsignor Camplon was refer,
ring TO the Rev Charles T Carow
a professor Of Cathedral College
who received . testimonial a. ths
meeting for his Inspiring Lead
srship IN urging the convention Of
the American Bowling Congress ta
take out % its constitution ths
ciauss barring Negro citizens and
other non-WhItss from member,
ship"
A resolution Was also read call.
,nR on the ARC 20 -sTsmpIify true
spoTtsmAnshIp ard fair play and
70 siinninats from Its Constitution
this discriminatory clause
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Mis-. wKEATHA MAXWELL
ELECTED TO CIRnTIANs
AND JEWS B0AhD

Among those elected 10 the sEs,
rutivs board 81 the Minneapolis
Round Tabls 81 the Haiional Con.
fsTsnes Of Christians and Jews
Tuesday was Mrs WTeatha Mas.
veil. SO20 7Oth Ave 30. week day
religious Instructor for the Min.
bsspoliS Church Federation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Judge Hos s.. james Suit
Under Advisemsnt; Church Quiet

were also being studied by the
Judge
The dissenting faction headed
by Bismarck Archer, longtime
church leader contends the church
canno, afford TO begin the struc.
turs under it, present financial
condition
The ground breaking scheduled
for May vas halted by . tenn
porAFy order granted the plaintiffs
90 April ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Recital Sunday
at Wheatley

The public Is cordially invited 20
attend n program Of dramAties and
piano music ai Phyllis whsatlsy
House. Sunday. May ia, At pm.
Among tho piano numbers 20 10
presented will be Rhapsody IN
Blue" Prelude In c-shATp Minor,
"MaiaKusnR," The MiBust," and
"RSmAncs A play will he given
entitled Cinderella
Mrs Esther Roach, piano In
siTnctor. and Miss Gloria Williams
dramatic Instructor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Army Jim Grow and Civii DiS.
obedience " That will be the VI
tai topic Of discussion by Frank
Boyd. Of the brotherhood Of sleep
ing Car Porter Union, ~ the reg
ular meeting Of the Minneapolis
Branch Of tho National AssOcia.
ton for the Advancement Of Col.
oFsd People, sunday, May 10,
. IN. al Phyllis wheatIey House
In his talk. the speaker will OK
plain the position that A Philip
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

The permanent restraining or
der sought by = group Of ~ James
AME church. 81 Paul. 10 prevent
beginning Of n new structure was
taken under Adviasmsnt last FRI
day by Judge Gustav LSpsyinRsT
The Ramsey county JuFist viii
study tho Affidavits filed by the
plaintiffs represented by Ham
mond Turner and replies flied by
Rev. n, n. Moore. the pastor and
his trustee baAHd, Al church books
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Realtors Consider
How To By-PoSS
Covenant Bon

Washington amp Although
real eaators 80 . group Acccp,
the supreme court decision on 10
stfIeiiVe covenants a. final not all
~ them are sure Of whether they
should try a new method OF racial
restriction or depend on other va
luss fof maintaining high proper.
" vsiuss
Two general msthods have been
suggested traSssshiP sstuP 60
control property In an Ares. or a
conservation agreement
Although sosnr ARE WIllinG 10
Try word ~ honor" aGrrrnrrRta
"a T'@InCt races 0m cTTtaIn
RFeMs ihrs feel that since ihs~a
have no legal basIs th"t Sotli
~ ineffective,
THIS group proposes hoard ~
trustees 10 replace the covenants
William e Taylor ana Mrs Chaa
Collins, attorney mrmbrfE ~ the
Duponi Cirrie Citirohs RarOciati0n
iSad this group
Taylor said = think ou' proper.
~ can hs protected by trustee.
ship In which she trustees would
have IeEsi control 81 the property
vWned by al members ~ tho
trust
r. theory such trust would
rule on all prospective buyers
without considering thEir races
The trust would only consider de.
STABILITY Their theory 10 that =
peFp"n hiss The right "a soil his
property Ia anyone he wants
The conservation aHTrsuTHi 10
advocated b. thDa~ who frsi that
rare hes nothing "a ds With the
HaaIniFPaRHr ~ VFop~Fty stand
Asas.
Their pisn ts based an the aRrts-
msnt pFactiesd ny the KsnwSOd-
OakIahd owners IN Chicago Ofisi
DRiIy this group. A. first u white
owners. operated ny fa0iai cove
hsBis, but recently has dropped the
covenant snd adopted the new pro
csduFs
Property 0wnSfs ~ bStb races
have agreed 10 maintain their
holdings 81 q certain standard ~
sanitation 80 veil - ~ types Of
apartments ~ keeping certain
sEFssd rules these owners prop.
sfiy Gill mt asisrtorals And tbsss
agreements are enforceable N
court
Pleass SsssTys the date. IsBe -,
a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
WOMAN LOSES
DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST CITY

A Ramsey county district oOuFt
refused 10 s~sra Mrs. LISsiss WI
son damages n . salt sgsfns' The
rifY - 81 PaHI tas; wssS.
Mrs Wilson. whose Fsit alleged
shs Gas inigFsd ~ . fan wasn
shs trippsa IN . hole IN trent q
81 ROnds Ave IN Nay 1871. riaiaa-
81 hry injury WaS Do 20 the reg
iiEsncs % ths city In net Keeping
ire sitsWaiks IN rspaIF
she sosEht Sii.iS damages bus
ira Jury scuad Ire city 80 sishIs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Golden Rule
Has Saleslady

Ms. FAiTiIs Waters formerly
0f Washington u. g. and n0W
residing permanently In H.
paul. - saissw0mab 81 the
Golden uuls department store
shs l. AsiisRsd IN the yard
goods ssc,i0h IN he basement
store
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
EUCKEE sPEAKs
Ar RArnHTTE

Clifford y RBSksr. fnforms,lansI
Representative * ths Governors
Tn,sTasisi co-nmis1sn wfH issvs
FRIDAY fss Bs0dstfs Minsssgta
~h+Ts ~ gill sD>sk - the Amer
'ean Day" esisbrstion sponsofsA
~ tbs VsssFass ~ Porsixs wass
% sunaay. Msy ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
MRS. DOLLY PERRY
SPEAKS At STATE
WELFARE CONPERENC E

Mrs. Dolly Pssry. Ibz7 csmbsf.
issa. . Rsmssy county Old aEs
asslstahss case WORKER. was among
the speakers ~ the recent Mime
sois state Welfare confsfsnos o,
the Hotel LgWrY.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
NJ. PAUL UHBAN LEAGUE
aEMBERsHIP DRIVE ON

The annual membership week
drive Of the NJ, Paul Urban League
Gill DO Nsy 70 10 "a.
John LawTgHss Jr, membership
rhairmaE. says the league seeks
100 Bsu psmbsFs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
QUARTET At MOUNT
OLIyET FRIDAY

TIE Gospel chorus u Mount OIL
vet Pap,Is, 10 presenting the Coo
pei RIDER quartet. Priday. Nsy
n. 81 as pm ~ the church ne
public 10 Invited No admission
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Bishops Kin Forced To
Withdraw From Election
To Important AME Body
R SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

Kansas CITY kasEection Of relatives Of bishops TO the
Episcopal committee 81 the A. NJ church stacmatsd for
ca hours and throw Disorder proceedings % the second
day Of the 3rd quadrcnnA which
opened her Wednesday In MemoTial hall.
The uproar which bishops able qus only after the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
sEG MARTIN Brown
goa APpLIANCEs

PsS Iissss Eisctrs Appliances
nsad Home IPsulntlsa. Alss tse nv
PIlILGO TsI-ytpsa maEhlas. CT.
Maria BE~sSn. LO. siT1.--AAvt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Hush liiils deficit don't you cry
YOB1i BE- . crisis t'y ahd ~
-ChaFtss l. OiffSFd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Hep % sAs Issam Dsa't mlas .
staaI- ls-ss u thi. psps'.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Es-p ~ GAs d-as BG.y %. y. A.
A. G. p. card psEsy. Ia-IHs q
BrSwu.--AavI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Negro Delegates 60 the ReplIb-
ncan National convention may find
theulssaVcS In = very strategic pO-
Glttoa u n DeWey-TAit moVcnsent
30 stop Stassna should develop.
And the political seers say that .
President Truman Is a cinch TO get .
the Democratic nomination. any .
opposition from anywhere notwith- .
standing.
More and mOre big industrial
firms ARE seeking trAined Hen and
WOHsea 60 ''srIi- the Negro mar
ket, providing thu be~t OppOrtHnI-
tie~ IN history.
Booker T. Washington Memorial
association has not given up on
the effort TO establish another all
Negro Veterans administration
a, -. -. -.
s VIZ y" ~
oAS nave incrr~sed on the P"~-
sibility Of the passage Of that /
Southern Regional Education plan .
through cOng-eas (HOEse has al. |
a
pAssna the Dull NeSr" lead
mp " s'uro'nS'S "i''oed ON
u"'" issue oi r"le'A support Tor
'o eo"ce'"n Oppo@at'"n
P's 'asAt @Ppr"Na' "f the paa"
" XIV" """"us '"'pssaS '"
I'm, -, ..u,...,,o. l., A.. 49,.
&c., -, go. a,-.--,,--
ct. ~ A.. -. -"
n.,,a1 -. D.. -
The Buy Whore You Can WORK"
r~fu>s Tn employ Negroes - hut
gladly take their monry-has been
revived In Washington. sponsors
highly EratifIed over effectiveness
"f pAshet lines. J
Joe Albright, VA aide. has turn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Pisasr SssrTys the dais. JBBe -,
fS. BssStsF T. Washington study
CIBb NHslaaI Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

And there are more and more
big Industrial firms accepting
trained men and women 20 "sep'
the Negro market Opportunities
IN advertising and distribution ar.
Increasing daily for alert appll-
eants Hint sell YOURSELF
firSD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

PreSldrnt IGIcAman % Lever
Broth"rS Co. uuH. Rinse. life
buoy. etc. 10 making Eood on his
fiat Statrmeni. made b,.fsrr n
weekly Capitol Press club lunch
con In Washington. that hi. firm
WOuLi hire NeErOe- Wtsrever thy
could qualify.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Joe Albright, VA aide. has turn
ed a deaf ear. so far to persuasive
advances by politicians that he re-
sign hts present position and enter
the active political arena. stin too
much TO be done for veterans 10
the reason for Albright's refusal.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

L. D~nnis Nslssn Negro Navy
Pubic Relations OfAcerD 10 SIN ~.
ortving vide praise upon his wide.
~ o0uragro1s tFrafIse. The In.
s"xratIoa of TIE NeGro On the q.
q. Navy"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

But ON segregation In the armed
forces. not a single dissenting
voice has been heard from the
united demand for Its abolition.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Lester Perry. administrative a.
Sistant 20 walter white INAAcPD.
IL one ~ the most effective Negro
lobbyists to ever haunt Capitol
hin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

This paper 10 custom tailored To il
readers tastes. II Is better read and
has longer reader life than most other
mediums.
Advertisers here make friends with .
thrifty though money spending commun-
ity. The best firms In this city are our
regular Advertisers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Minnesota people insist on high stand
arts from IheiT newspapers Usually they
set ius, that or they do not Ions support
a publication,
ThiS newspaper a. an Institution IL
proud of the longtime support Of the
people Of this community.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
HE RE
ND
r E RE

Grapevine says that Democratic
National committee Is shopping for
. qualified person TO head up the
section in the wOmen's division
for Negroes.
Negro Delegates 60 the RepIIb-
hcAn National convention may find
theulseaVcS In = very strategic pO-
alttoa u n Dewey Taft moVcn,ent
30 stop StAssna should develop.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Booker T. Washington Memorial
association has not given up on
the effort TO establish another all
Negro Veterans administration
hospital lin VirEiniAl. VA Is still
opposed TO the proposal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
Zatykani oposice " cSR.

Praha. - Prazskym tiskem
prosla obsfrna zprava, v nlz Sc
ma dokazati "pohotovost a bde-
lost" zkumunisovane csl. poll
Gle. "Jejich bdelosti a pohoto-
vosti bylo zabraneno reakciona-
r1dmv tom, ably uskutecnili sve
femme pixie proti r~epublice",
pise doslovne komunisticke
rude pravo. Jak tito "esenba-
ci" (tak je totiz obdobne pc
Gestapacich nazyva csl. lid
podnikaji honby pc odpdrclch
totalitarskeho rezimu nasved-
cuje vykaz jejich cinnosti, z ne
hoz citujeme:
ga mesic 1nor byli clenove
.SNB nuceni zakrocit celkem
prot 276 osobam, ktere Sc po-
kousely vsemozne rusit bezpec-
most republice a usilovaly o jeji
rozbitf. z tohoto poctu pod
vratnych zivlG byly zatceny
lob OSOby a ma llo OSODy Dylo
ucineno trestn1 ornament SOU
du Poole zakona ma ochranu
republiky. V teze dobe SNB
zadrzel v Cechach ma hrani-
cich celkem GA osoby, ktere sc
pokousely o nedovoleny pre-
chod. Jednalo Sc vesmes G
kompromitovane osoby, ktere
byly zapleteny do protistatnicf
pikln. I tyto osoby Sc pfesved'
CITY, re SNB plni sve 1koly do.
bTe."
Velikost teto honby pc lidecl
81 uvedomfme, kdyz 81 pfipo
meneme, re komunisticky put
zacal Ike konci 1nora, re udan;
"esenbacka" kofist je jenom :
Cech. Kolik dals1ch nevinnycl
Hid bylo bezddvodne zatcen'
Ina Morave, Slezsku a ma Slo
vensku 81 musfme jenom domy
Islit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
JANOVA REKREACE.

Jan nastavil oblicej vstfic
poletujfcim vlockam snehu. Jak
pTfjemne chladily ty male, be
lostrfbrne hv6zdicky ma pokoz-
ce, rozpalene prudkym vystu-
penn pres Medved1 dull!
Jan, budouci mechanic, pri-
mhouril oci a jake vse mlade
jen 81 zavzpominal. Konecne
Sc splnil sen, ktery 81 pfal jed
nou profit. Byt jednou v no
rach, kde kazdy smrcek pod
poduskami snehu sc menl v "a
carovaneho skf1tka, probeh-
nout Sc ma lyz1ch ma hfebenech
Krkonos, uvidet vsechny by kra
sy zimy v horach a profit vse-
,chny ty radosti, ktere videl jen
v casopisech nebo sportovnich
zurnalech " biografu. Jeste 10
nj, kdyz byl We skole, Sc mu to
zdalo nedostupne. Synek pro-
steho deln1ka mel pramale Wy.
hlidky ma neco podobneho. Ia.
kova dovolena ma horach, lyze
a vse bylo pills velke vydanl
Jan vedel, re takovy sport by
Ivyhrazen chlapcGm z lepe stu
ovanych robin.
Kdyz vysel re skoly, nastou
pill do uceni v tovarne. Zahy
lsvou milou povahou a pricinli
'vostl Sc zalibil delnikum,