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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Truman Better Than Expected
Wallace Margin Increases
Poll
Dewey, Truman
Wage Second
Place Battle

'Thh b he ssooaa Of q ssrles 81
aFticies iresl thh psPuvt Pou 10 deter.
rsiRs hsw ne MiWaaspta NsRye OH
putg ~ he lgss PTsSilsaltal slscaiBa.
A Aallos ios yoar Vots h PriHlsa o.
page 4,
Henry A. Wallace continued
10 receive some 90 per cent Of
Mlnnesota'a Negro vote, a.
this papers straw vote poll
ended Is second week.
OF tho 204 votes cast.
Wallace was the first choice % lla
persons, Dewey was second with 10
Votes, and President Truman FOL.
lowed closely with a. The remain.
ing n votes were divided among
Harold staAsen. ssvsnI General
Eisenhower, ulxi General MacAr.
thur, hvsi Governor Earl Warren,
two and Walter White. ono.
Senator Taft Of Ohio had not re-
eeived q vote.
Second choices were Of some
bearing again this week, ~ voteFs
further emphasized that most Of
wallacs's Negro votes are from The
Republican atoekpIles, Fifty-ons
listed Dewey aa their "would-hAve.
been-arst" choice. while eR thought
Truman was the second best candl.
date. Eighteen felt that they had
no second choice.
Some Wallace backeFn volun.
teered suggestions for q vlce.pFesl.
Dental candidate on the third party
ticket. Paul Robeson received seven
votes for thla position, New York
Congressman Adam q. Powell 70.
CUivsd Ona, and two voters felt that
Senator Claude Pepper u Florida
would make the ideal running mate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Owner Enters Front Door
As BUTgIGr Leaves BY
Back Door Of Little SuVoy

A burglar sssspsd from ths
LEttls sssoy tavern, Sls RoaSO
Ave. Saturday. Jss. 81. With sp-
proEimaisly go, sitter resolving .
suTpEiss ~ tie owner, E4wasa 2.
Harris, to2 EamBnd Ave. Harris
Isft ~ ssisblishmsnt 81 asiS an,
wIfh Fridays reesipts and upoB
ruaehiaG homs wAs toId ~ he wife
thAa ~ haA rssstvsd IN sn0uy.
nous tsisphoas sall fFcm 8 msn wbo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Pre-Lenien Silver
Tea 70 He0T
Paul Vill0lIHno

The Altar and Rosary society Of
g. Peter ClavsT's Parish win spon-
s0F . Pro-Lsntsn silver Tea, Sun
day, FEB. Q, from 81 pm. IN the
sub-auditoFium u the church, At
Warrington and Aurora AYES. Pnnl
villaums win speak On his recent
audiences with The Pops In Rome
and . musical program has been
arranged Mrs. HenFistta Williams,
chairman. and Mrs. Irsns Jaekman.
president.
LEE HARRIS on
DE- HAyEN's DATE
Lss Harris. 81. Paul bass-barl-
tons, Il being featured as soloint
On ~Ds Hsysn's Data" = half hour
program heard over wCCO a. lsss
pm. Monday through Friday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Fire Causes $500
Damage 20 Home
OF Turner pTlcOs

A Are Tuesday. Fsb, ., 500
pm, In the h0ms Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner PFios, 100 Rondo
Ave-, resulted In $500 damages
on the second floor Of the resi-.
dsBes. The Ars was caused BY
wiring on the second floor and
spread throughout TIRES bed.
rooms, destroying most u the
furnishings.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Humphrey Praises
Truman 10 Point
Rights Program

In q lsttsr 70 this nsvspapsF
Wednesday. Mayor Hubert ".
Humphrey, local. stats and national
political 1gure, praised President
Humans 10 point Human Rights
program.
Humphrey said:
with all my heart I endorse
President Truman's tsn point plan
10 fully GUARANTEES the rights u ell
our sisiSsns.
This Il he call 10 aetion. Ths
President has given us concrete
proposals. 10 carry the subject Of
civil rights from high sounding
declarations u prineipls 70 the
realm Of living reality. The re-
port Of The Presidents COMMITTEES
sn HamAn Rights gave ~ The raw
material 10 formuiats our policy,
The Prssidsngs special message 70
Congress IL the program Of action
70 implement that policy.
Il tblnk he Prssldsnes message
presents ~ with The greatest chance
ws have ever had 20 realize our
spoken ideals. Each century and
sash generation makes dramatie a..
tsmpts 10 regain ground lost and
" 90 on 70 make good The promise
d our unfuIhllsd heritAEs Of deal
Ism. n ws ssiEs this oppoft0bity,
II We work As never before, The
PTs=sAea.'s message can become
The Magma ChaFta o. the Declare
ti0n Of Independence for our times.
History has presented Ne With
. magnificent opportunity. Lot ~
show ourselves worthy d Iris ehal.
IsnEs presented 10 uSi"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

said, @sonsoBs h 10 your place"
Harris hurried back 70 ne tavern
sod % sutsFfsg he front doOy.
hoard someone run cut . dosF ~
ths Fsag. he called police. thsn
bSssa that . Iuks boz had been
Eunashad ard about $40 IN eoins re-
moved from H. He aid another -
wss nlasinG frvm . hiding plses.
Ths burEiaE gsinsd entry throsgh
. kIaehsn Wipd1w.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
MaFekIn Unit Holds

Election and Party
Mlnnshaha Temple Marching
Unit. Company A. held an election
and bslatsd Christmas party VII.
day, Jan. 90, at the Elka Rest.
oHiesra newly sisstsd arsi
Myrtle Banks, shAplaini MAEIns
Jones, hFst lieutenant, Ruth
Brown, second lieutenant; Mar.
qurits Washington, SsrReAnt.at.
arms; odstts Camp, treasurer
Margaret Vaughn, secretary
Lswis whitiosk, training 0dicsr
Brig. Gen. Pascal Todd Issued ths
commissions.
0iftS were sEshangsd among ths
members and . dinner was served
Cannon Guest at
Law Sorority Dinner
Raymond W. Cannon. MInnsapo.
lie attorney, was the guest speaker
81 . dinner meeting Of the local
chapter Of Kappa Beta n Sorority
last Tuesday evening. February
srd, hsld In CofmaB Memorial
Union Of the University Of Minis.
sofa.
Ksppa Beta n h composed of
women students In the COIlsgs d
Lav at ths University and thIs
meeting was In fgrthsranes Of
BrOtharhoOd Wssk.
u win BE- recalled that this o..
ganiaation recently eliminated
racial restrictions from lie mem
bsfship rsquiremSnts.
Sioux City Pastor
AZ Bethesda Sunday
On Sunday, February sth, Rev.
r. \. Boston q glouH City, Iowa.
win BE- guest spssksr. Rev. Boston
l. pastor Of the NJ Zion Baptist
church, BIouH City. lows.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

--AkU1I101N"--
Truman Called
Brave Mar"
"Figurehead"

Harry 5. Truman Is &C best
an honest, progressive Amer.
lean with firm convictions,
who Is stymied by Southern
Democrats and Northern Re
publieans"; he Ii at worst an
"inSincsre, incompetent hgurshead,
presently SngrOssSd in making
false political gestures" A. least,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Douglas. Truman
RUNNING M0se2

The question continually popa
np Louis Lautisr. our Washing.
ton correspondent, says 40 20
whether President Humans
running mhts will be Supreme
Court Justice william o. Doug.
las. o native of Minnesota.
I.autisr says that not too
much h known about Justias
Douglas racial attitudes but
that the fact MlHslsslppi'a
James o. EaatlaaA Is aKa.Hs,
him IL In hIa favor. Read I.an-
tiers informative. interpretive
Washington Spotlight" on pags
four.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
MINNIE PERKINS
DROPS DEAD

Mamie Perkins. % years cd, II
sol GrOtto g., dropped dad vi.
day, Jan. 20, from 9 heart attask.
On West Central and hAskubin.
Mrs. Perkins was born IN Des
MoiBes, IA, and had resided IN tks
esty for The past % years Her son,
Raynard of ~ Paul, survives her.
HunsraI services were hsia Tues
day, Rsb. 3. 2 pm. from Meals
chapel, with Rev. D. n. hoOrs u.
hSistinR. Burial was IN the family
plot IN oakianA esmstsFy,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
January 90 VolumO
Number Incorrect

Ths Volume Number ~ the
January 70, 1875 edition was
vol XIV. NO. 70 and NOT
no, 20 - printed.
THIS information IL for thoss
Libraries that keep hound vol
unSss Of de paper and 0th@TS
who clip articles and nsvs
stories for future rsfsrsDos.
This edition 10 The real Vol
anss ~. NO. -. edition Of ths
pspes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

Boy Scout Troop No. lB2 Of Zion
Baptist church has been reOrRan-
iEsd with eight boys.
Albert johnson is Scoutmastsr
with Robert Benford and Marion
Parker assistants.
NJ. 2. Ben has been advanced
from chairman Of the troop com.
mittee 70 institutional Representa-
tive. Lawson Porter IL chairman
Of the troop COMMITTEES. Two nsw
committeeman are Y. I. Hraxton
and PlouIs Moore.
Plans for troop activity for the
year are progressing. News Of re-
Bewed activity at Zion comes At
the time Of the Observance Of Boy
Scout Week Psb. 8 70 ~. the Ssth
anniversary Of The founding Of ths
movement In America.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Gets Suspended
Sentence After
Gun II Fired

Cilbert Coffee, 20 gears cid, Of
s6s &C. Anthony Ave, received q
suspended sentences Friday, Jan. 20,
Of 10 days on ehargss Of dIseharg.
ing firearms within the city Ilmlts,
Coffee shSt . gun through ths aoSS
u . tavern II Rondo and Western
Tuesday, Jan. ~. he sxplaIhsd tbs
gun went al accidentally while he
vas trying 10 hBd out how ths
mechanism worked.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
WheufIey Boxers Cop First
Mill City Golden Gloves
Tenn Title; Three Winners

Phyllis Wheatleys Golden Glove entrants won three
Minneapolis championships and also the city team champion
ship Monday night before small crowd at the Minneapolis
Auditorium.
Danny Davis the bantamweight championship by
defeating Fighting Bill Guernsey, city and Upper Midwest
champ for s47 Eddie Lacy championship BY scoring
feathsrwsght champ for Is47 kept points.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Bali Tells Why No
Changed Mind On F.E.P.c.
CECIL 70. NEWMAN,
ST. PAUL RECORDER,
(By Western UnIsn)
February 4 iOa

CECIL ~ NEWMAN, February 4, 1913
81, PAUL RECORDER,
MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN.
have supported past FEPc Legislation including che
eOerciVa power In the bin.
have always had doubtn about
have thought about the eonyncsd impossible
adequate standards BY which commission
Determine whether employer hired fired promoted ind
vldunl because " racial religious prejudice,
Tha dagiale. therefore, would be arbitrary ard tend
towards ths destruction Of freedom eonvncsd such eoaeve
powers would limit rights and freedoms far than would
expand them That my major for changing my position
and freely admit II h q change.
The second and almost equally for obscng
TO the granting Of eoereve 10 the Federal
this field Il The Intentionally practical that heFe Isn't tho
slightest chance Of enaetlng such Law.
A. least 10 ~ southern senator's would hbustsF and
would be impossible break such hbusF Therefore egSa.
ton really wanted must begin with The educational and
citation features Of the proposed bill.
Senator Joseph H. bali.
Washington, D. O.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

Harry Davis, young boxing coach
at Wheatley, already highly rated
as a top developer Of good fighters,
thus brought the first title to the
settlement house after four years
Of trying.
Eddie Lacy was awarded the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
JAMES HUDSON Ill

James HudsOn, sxalted ruler Of
Amsa Lodge, No. ios. TBPoEw.
has been m ~ bis home 81 E07
Bryant Ave. No.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Russsl ZSbhs Il
Bitley, Mich, will leave Sunday,
FEB. Q, after visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Jacob J. Reed u
s64 Bryant Ave. No.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

No Danss with Thrss Ysstu5s.,
CIo. Hall, HFsAsy. Hsb. 3I,aavs-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

visitors 20 fhs ~ Paal effiqs re-
esnfigs usbeyt gensa. ~ 1871 H0n1S
Ave nra g glagsg' ~ seess
Ava Tkouas Wniiams, Minneapolis.
DHbss % Eila' An-star oFchss.
Tn. clio. Han. FSiaay niEhf, Rsb-
Fuagy 17s-a4yL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
American Legion
Posts Sponsor
Stating Race

The Attneks- Brooks and Lea
he Lawrence Post Of the Amer
lean Legion In 81. Paul are
sponsoring skating races At the
Hollow Playground. Sunday.
February L. AZ 3 pm. Age
grpaps are from 2 TO 0, 10 20
II, and Is and over. PriEes viii
b awarded 10 the winners.
Tho youngsters are urged 10
come out and participate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

st Paul Recorder, Minneapolis spokssmG
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Canning Center Opens
To Housewives Here;
Hours Announced
The canning season has been

The canning season has been
opened officially In Washington.
The popular District Community
Canning Center at 1910 Wisconsin
avenue NV. will be open today and
tomorrow from $3.50 am. to 5 pm,
officials said today. Gamers must
be at the center by 1880 am. each
day to be admitted.
Next week, the hours will be from
$50 am. to 5 pm. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday and from 2:30
pm. to 1880 pm. Thursday and
Friday. Night Gamers must be at
the center by $50 pm.
After next week, admittance will
be by appointment only. to take
care of large demand for canning
of tomatoes and fruits.
The popular District-operated
center furnishes free canning serv-
ice. All the housewife must pay
is the price of the cans, which are
sold at the center at cost. All she
must bring to the center are the
products to be canned, sugar If
needed and a pairing knife-the
center takes care of the rest.
Supervisor Harry NJ Gardner
said the center, as in past years, will
keep one-tenth of all products
canned. At the end Of the year,
these thousands of canned fruits
and vegetables will be distributed to
charitable institutions by the city.
Most popular canning items this
week is applesauce and string beans,
Mr. Gardner said. More and more
residents, he said, are learning that
small, green June apples make the
best applesauce in the world"
Housewives in doubt about the
quantity of products they should
bring should call the center at Ma
tional 5000, extension 1888, Mr..
Gardner said. In the case Of apple
sauce, for example, he said, a bushel
of green apples will make about 1s
cans of sauce.
Abotu the only vegetable the CEN
ter will not handle, Mr.. Gardner
said, is corn. Processing ties up
the center's machines too long, he
explained,
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Polio Lecture Series
Set at G. W. HospituI

A series of lectures on infantile
paralysis are being held this week
at the George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital to acquaint the nurs-
ing staff with recent trends in the
care of polio patients.
The lectures began Monday and
will continue through tomorrow.
Among the speakers are members
of the staff and DR.. C. C. Dauer,
epidemiologist of the District Health
Department. and Miss Katherine
OFT, orthopedic nursing consultant
Of the Health Department..
Evening star., 1948-07-15

national debut here ut the Water
Gate on August 1.
The company is known as the
Lyric Opera Association, and its
headquarters are in New York.
The purpose Of the company is to
give young singers experience that
may act as q stepping stone to the
Metropolitan. Several guest stars
Evening star., 1948-07-15

from the Metropolitan viii take the
leading roles and will help the
newcomers. The company is now
holding ADDITIONS In New York.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
New Lyric Opera Company
To Make Debut Here

A newly formed opera association
combining Metropolitan Opera
Company stars and talented young
American singers will make its
Evening star., 1948-07-15

BeteI, chewed by many Orientals,
turns the saliva q blood red.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Reserve District No. g.
REPORT OF CONDITION or THE
Bank Of Commerce and SAVINGS

OF Washington 4, D. C., in the District of
Columbia, at the close Of business on June
80. 194S. Published in response to call
made by COMPTROLLER Of the Currency.
under Section 5211, US. Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
n Mosie Words And
Whuf They Did

For example right in the very first chapter Mr. Carnegie
gives you little scntcce2l magic wordsor solving
worry situations Ridiculous? Well those very words made
such impression the famous physician, Sir William
Oslcr that he forgotthem They helped him to con-
quer worry for the rest of his long useful life.
No matter wat you're worried about, this book may
prove vertable life you For example, if kin
sona Chapter 28 for 5-point formula for
coming this nerve wrackng problem, you have fnan
cia worries you'll find specific help Chapter 30 Ifyou
want sure-fre way to eliminate 500 of your business
Worries turn to Chapter you're overWorled and
evefastingy tired housewife Chapter IS will teyou how
to avoid atgueand keep looking young And so right
down the line: Dale Carnegie takes you hand shows
you how put yourself right back top Of the world
how to really start living!
Evening star., 1948-07-18
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Evening star., 1948-07-18

This only of the hundreds of histories in Dale
Carnegie's book Yet Mr. Carnegie didn't write this
book really He interviewed scores of famous people like
Jack Dempsey General Omar Bradley Connie Mack Eleanor
Roosevelt William Lyon Rheps, Robert Maynard Huchins,
c. Penny Dorothy Dix, Henry Ford and Eddie Ricken-
backe And for five years he conducted Worry Labora
tory" in which his students-men and in all
walks of epartcpated in countless experiments He used
these hundreds of experiences the basis for his
book These histories fascinating Some of them
border the miraculous Yet most of the methods that
proved successful simple to follow that they will
amaze you! ~
Evening star., 1948-07-18
How kafhryne Former
Conquered Worry

Kathryne Farmer works in the sheriffs office down
in Mobile, Alabama. Months ago, she being driven
almost insane with worry but let Kathryne tell her
own story:
Three months ago was so worried did not
bite of solid food for eighteen days cannot find words
to describe the mental anguish endured felt as if
would 60 insane or die.
THE turning point of my life the day was given
set of proofs Of Mr. Carnege's new book
q. The change that has occurred in my mental out
look and emotional stability almost unbelievable.
Since reading this book am really experiencing new
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health and happiness by anxety1 sleep nine hours
night now enjoy my food. A veil has been lifted
from A door has been opened :"
Evening star., 1948-07-18

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A Valuable Work on d vital svbiee

Worry looms dangerously large in the eternal
hurry-up of America today. SO wouldn't you suppose
that many practical courses of instruction on "How
to Stop Worrying would be available? Yet al
though Dale Carnegie searched diligently, he could
not find one; nor even suitable book which he
could use text. .
In fact, when he went to the'great Public Library
in New York, he found only % books listed under
the title WORRY. But there were 18o books listed
under the title WORMS. Almost nine times many
books about Worms about Worry So seven
years ago he set out to write his own book, How
To Stop Worrying and Start Living
Now, Dale Carnegie is practical man. For SO
years he has taught hundreds of thousands of men
and women what they couldn't learn in high school
or coege-how to get along with people And his
previous book, How to Win Friends and Influence
People, has sold three and half million copies!
Why? Because it was practical It came out of his
long experience in dealing with the real problems
of real people
Evening star., 1948-07-18

N DUR1Ne the past 81 years, Dale Carnegie has
- taught hundreds Of thousands Of men and
women how to get ahead. Large organizations,
such as Westinghouse Electric, Bell Telephone Co.,
American Institute of Electrical Engineers, and
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m ALEXIS cARREL, great scientist and winner
J. of the Nobel Prize in medicine once said:
- Businessmen who do not know how to fight
worry die young"
Thefamous Mayo brothers, founders oftlnewords
best-known medical clinics, stated that more than
half of our hospital beds are occupied by people
with nervous troubles" Yet examination proves
that their ill-health is caused by physical dam
age-but by emotions of anxiety, fear and worry!
Evening star., 1948-07-18
"Breoks the Worry Habit Before
II Breaks You'll"

And so with his brand-new book, How to Stop
full experience. It is crammed with case histories of
real people No platitudes; no preaching. He tells
you how worry has actually been conquered-by
hundreds and hundreds of normal people He tells
you step BY STEP how to lick the bugaboo of worry
once and for ALL He gives you specific practical,
usable ways to break the worry habt-before it
breaks you.
DO these methods work? Well, just listen to this
real life story:
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SIXTEEN WAYS
THIS BOOK
WILL HELP YOU

cultivate mental attitude
that will give you peace and happiness
2. Shows you how eliminate fifty per Of your
business worries immediately
. 3. Shows you how to lessen financial worries
4. Explains law that will outlaw many of your worries
S. Tells you how criticism your advantage.
6. Shows how the housewife avoid fatigue-and
keep looking young. g.
Z. Gives four working habits that will help prevent
fatigue and worry.
g. Tells you how add one hour day your work
ing life.
g. Shows you how avoid emotional upsets
TO- Gives you the stories of of everyday people,
who tell you in their words how they stopped
worrying and started living.
H. Gives you practical tested formulas for solving worry
situations.
IL. Gives you Alfred Adler's prescription for curing
melanchoia in fourteen days.
l3. Gives you the II words that enabled the world
famousphysician Sir William Osler, to Danish worry.
H. Explains the three magic steps that Willis H Carrier,
founder of the arcondtioning industry,
quer worry.
Is. Shows you how to use what William James called
the sovereign cure for worry"
Is. Gives you details of how many famous
quered worry.