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~ OSCAR NEWMAN

Before a shiverinG crowd who
watched with alternating tagging
and rising enthusiasm. Halle q.
Brown Of St Paul and Phyllis
wheatlcy Of Minneapolis battIed
for championship in the annual
Twin City Negro Football classic
plsyof.
Playing in weather slightly on
the brisk side. the Halle aRgreRa-
ton, coached by Louis House,
kept the situation wen in hand
throughout the game. and came
out with q $50 victory.
Phyllis WhestIey, coached by
Percy Strawhorn, threatened 70
score only twice during the first
half Of the game, but didn't have
the punch 70 90 over for the
touchdown on either occasion.
Even though they never got near
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-12
HALLIE'S IL SWAMPS WHEATLEY
$50 IN ANNUAL GRID CLASSIC

the goal line again, they managed
70 keep the score from being any
more one-aided than IL was.
Both teams had players who
out-sparkled other players. Char.
ley James. on the Whestlcy team.
was one Of their ace players, and
proved TO be . sharp thorn In the
Halle secondary. Both In Oflense
and defense. he put Up a hard
fight.
The Halle squad was well
coached, and had the will 10 win.
Edgar Pillow was . powerful
spark plug Of this team. His line
plunging and open field running
along with good blocking, was
outstanding HoWeVer. Hailie's
complete line was almost alright,
with most Of the players con.
tributinR their bit.
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Truman on this issue. both by let.
mission 60 end segregation, but
got no favorable results.
Youngdahl. himself, does not
have the power 10 issue . man.
date ending segregation In the
National Guard. According 10 O
ruling by State Attorney General
bufnquist, the Governor Ia power
less 10 act on such issues without
either 90 the permission Of the
President or ca an act by the
state legislature.
According 10 Percy c, Hughes.
senior Commander Of Baker Post,
American Legion, and Percy
Green, Commander Of Twin star
Post Veterans Of Foreign Wan,
both organizations viii continue
60 fight until definite action 10
taken 10 end discrimination In the
National uuardn, and until there
10 fun lniegration Of Negroes IN
Minnesota's armed forces ON Q
non segregated basis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-12

Earl William Graves, s33 Rondo
Ave, viii take over the manage
ment Of the Elk's Cafe. 5Ss R0ndo
Ave. which viii reopen for busi-
ness Saturday evening. Nov. 10.
Graves has resided In S. Paul
for the past Is years. ia married
and has two daughters. He 10 not
new IN the restaurant hsId, a. he
Was former associate owner Of the
Tiny Tees Tavern, formerly 10
Gated 81 PsTTinEton and Carroll
avenues.
Graves plans 20 make Sha Eika
Cafe . rspUtsbIs business. In .
Statement he ssid. 7 plan 70 make
ths Elk's Cafe one of 1ls finest 10
ebs city. and cordially invite the
public 70 enjoy The Hospitality"
Short orders, featuring Stsska
chops. chicken and bsrbecDs, may
b. obtained from TIE Cafe from
TO 10 closing time.
hrA Mary Ingram Edwards 10
assistant manager % tn ElkB
Cafe Wsteh uis paper for TIE
grand OpsninG Which viii b. an
nOgnoed Sooa.
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WHITE COUPLE, ACCUSED
OF SELLING PROPERTY
TO NEGROES, ARE SLAIN

ST JOSEPH, MICH .-- tANPJ
A white couple was the victim
0f q brutal and cold blo0,isd
murder here election dRy--ali
because their slayer believed
they hsd sold property adjoining
his home 70 Negroes. The victims
were Robert Campbell Stevens,
Ss-yssr old carpenter, and his
wife. Helen. 30.
Held for investigation Of mur.
der IL Henry Burkhard. 81, oper.
stoF of . Milling station In an un.
incorporated area north Of Ben
ton Hsfbor on Rural Route ,. The
property owned BY Mr.. Stevens,
which BuTkhRrd claims was sold
10 . Negro family. Ia located
across the Etrest from The fiiing
station and BuTkhard'E h0ns.
BuTkhsFd's sceOunt Of the
shooting. a. toId By Deputy
Sheriff Andrew Noyik0H. was
thSt he walked Into The living
room Of the Stevens homo and
demanded 70 know why the
property had been sold 10 Ne.
EFoas.
Hs said he told Stevens. I'll
show you what Tn going 10 do
about H." and fred three shots
from . German Is eaiibre Maus-
er automatic ut the man. killing
him instantly, When Mrs. strv.
ems screamed. he turned and shot
her IN The heart lie then walked
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more times, otherwise he must
pass the ball 90 q team mate.
Body contact 10 not permitted,
Players my touch opponents with
the chair. but q foul 10 committed
II their bodies touch. Other rules
are similar 10 regular basketball,
Long experience has enabled
the handicapped veteran 20 speed
his chair over the floor a. fast ~
the average runner can, accord.
ing 10 Hansen, Many spills arc
made In the game, but the game
IL stopped until the player Ia
assisted 20 his chair again.
Practice sessions will begin i'm.
medlatCly for the team, Hansen
states, The first game Is Sched-
uled with . local high school on
Thanksgiving Day 10 by played
in the Fort Smelling fieidhouSc
william MOsher, editor Of Vet.
Grams Appeal. official organ Of
AVID. has been named team
manager.
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New York. and also Of North
Star; Jimmy Patterson, Of North
Star. and wcll-known technicIan
at Old Log.
Connie Chi''ers. who made
quite a record in drama al Central
High school; Genevieve Suther-
land, who has experienced movie
making at University Of Mime
sofas visual aids department:
Sylvia Booker, active in music
circles; and Gloria l.. williams. Of
the University Theatre and Old
Log, are also in the cast.
Tickets may be obtained at
Phyllis Wheatey or from any
member Of the cast. for Friday OF
Saturday nights. Nov. 10. 20, at
90 cents each. Curtain rises at
sis sharp.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-12
ny PERCY VILLA

A note 20 Joe Blake whose let
ter 10 the editor made page one
Of the Spokesman, November 5.
Joe you're 90 wrong through
out your entire letter that you
should apologize publiciy 10 both
Elmer Ray and Tommy oJO0gh-
lin Elmer himself came In 10 see
me a. soon a. he read your letter
and needless 10 say vas upset.
Here in short Was what Elmer
said. Percy, this fellow Blake b
al wrong Tommy OLogGhlin
and promoter Tony Ssechsr have
tried 20 boob me in Minneapolis
Q number Of times but Il isn't a.
easy ~ al that The state athletic
eomTnisSisa won't ~ me hehi
anyone Ogtsids of TIE hrSa ten IN
world rankings and nons q the
top fighters viii Aghs me In Mn
neapolia
= fes one ard Tommy for 90.
ether wont Ist me hght an also
ran before IRE home folhH When
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OES Chapter
Celebrated 57th
Year November 3

ST. Paul Chapter No. Order
Of the Eastern Star, celebrated IDS
S7th anniversary Wednesday. Nov.
;. at Perfect AShlar Masonic Hall.
After the regular meeting a short
program was presented and a so.
cial hour followed.
St. Paul Chapter No. I was
founded in November, 1891, and
through the years many promtn.
ent citizens have been numbered
within its ranks.
Speakers on the chapter pro.
gram included Mesdames Wayne
Green, Mary Wilson, Birdie High
and Maude Hoage. Songs and
games led by Helen Lawrence and
Laura Mae Robins,
Officers and members at the
anniversary celebration were;
Mrs Kate Neil, Associate Grand
conductress and Chapter Secrs-
tary: Mesdames Maude Hoaae and
Wayne Green. Past Grand Mat
rons. villa NJ, Barber, Grand Or
gAnist; Louise Walker, Treas
urer; Bessie Clemens, Associ-
ate ConductreSs; Dorothy Payne.
ConductresS, Gertrude Greene.
Marshall; Eula Watson, Ruth.
II ellen Lawrence, Associate Mat
ron; Corinne Griffin. Worthy Mat.
ron, ThelmA Harris, Ada; La Mar
Smith, Esther: Birdie High, Cor.
nelia Smith, Ada Jones. Anabelle
Jones, Laura Robins, Helen Coins,
Mary Wilson. Fanny Lynn and
Luana williams.
MeGSrs. John Lawrence, Grand
Patron; James X. Lynn, Past
Grand Patron; James A. Green,
Worthy Patron: Robert Williams
and LApurcell percy Green.
were also present
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Johnny Baker, Legion and
Twin Star VIEW. Continue
State National Guard Fisht

Effort IL again being made u
end racial segregation in the Min.
nesota National Guard.
Johnny Baker Post, American
Legion 2Si. Minneapolis, and the
Twin star Post, Veterans Of For.
rlgn Wars, s. Paul. recently sent
letters 60 every Negro veteran
organization in the United States,
requesting that they wire or write
President Harry Truman urging
him 60 grant permission 10 Gov.
ernor Luther YounEdahl To end
racial segregation In the Mime.
sofa National Guard
The National Guard issue In
this state has been the subject
Of much controversy for Q long
time. National attention has
been focused Oh Minnesota
Governor Luther YounEiahl
came into this controversy be.
cause Of his stand against racial
prejudice. II In reported that he
has communicated with President
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seased against each Of the men
when they pleaded guilty 20 .
tab charge Of diSordsriy conduit
The four RGsailanta who plead
guilty were Louis Harrsr. 20.
2TSl Queen Ave, No, and his
three Aons.in. law. Russell Cam.
pion, rs. u 23OI Sixth ~, No,
Robert Armstrong, ~, 2a0i slHth
81 No, and James Carlyle, Jr..
n, Of 72iI Sixth 81 No,
One Of the boys the men brutal.
~ beat, was Roland 0Flasem, 70.
SCI IIth Ave. No. The ether boy
was Q I1-yeaE old mlaaV.
The younger boy, II 10 reported.
had been going around with the
10 year old daughter Of Louis
HaTreT
According 30 statements b. the
police. the youth had been warned
by the father and Russell Cam.
pIon. thr girls brother In law, not
81 60 around with the girl
In the statement 10 the police.
the minor boy said Russell Cam.
pion had come 90 his house and
talked with him about his sister.
in.lRw thTss weeks ago A. that
time. tho youth said. CRmpioB
showed him . gun and told him
he would hurt him II he did not
stop seeing the girl.
Monday night, the girl ostsBSi.
bly, went 10 o party. The father
became suspicious and checked
the home where she was supposed
10 have gone lie found thRt EhS
was not there
Sc IhsFsUPOa called his three
ssns, In law. and the four gathered
II the IaTTeS home 70 await the
daughters return.
After midnight the two youths
drove up with The girl In . Ger
A night enSUsd In which The four
men are alleged 10 have beat the
two youths With wTsnches while
IIArsT held . gun on them,
Police we're called, the beaten
youths V0re taken 20 the General
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Dixie Democrats
Continue Fight
Against Truman

COLUMBIA. s. &. --- CAMP -,.
The newly won control oi the
senate by Democrats was pic.
tured ~ . protection for the
south against the enactment Of an
FEpC, anti lynch and Rnu poll
tRx bills, here last "Wednesday by
Sen, olin u, Johnston. A hacker
Of the Truman ticket, Johnston
vas iubilRnt over the Democratic
victories In the senate and house
Of representatives.
IN the senate, with southern.
eru In high places on ell commit
tees. II will be very hard 90 pass
anything like the FEPC. anti.
poll tau and anti lynch bills" he
said.
you know it'G moi like tho
South Carolina legislature. No
bill ran como out on the floor ~
the senate and be discussed un.
less q committee reports II out "
IIs pointed out that with the
Democrats FsoTEaniElRG the sen.
ate, southsTneTs would get the
high places and hold q tTsmsn.
deus voice In all matters, Ils said
he would get one important com
EaIttse ShAITmanshIp, either that
ai the District Of Columbia. OF
the civil service and postal com
mittse. In the latter he would
head . group which has R.000. 900
employees under II.
you can remember this, too, /"
he said, with the Democrats In
charge, II wont he 40 easy 90
change the rules Of the senate 4"
lie was speaking Of tho Republi-
can and northern Democrats al.
tempt o. change the fules 10 block
fillbuEisTinR -- . southern tactic
effectively used 30 halt passage
u anti southern legislation
Those who will heed powerful
senate committees he listed ~
COnnAily Of Texas, foreign ~.
fairs, George, Georgia, finance
McKslisr. TsnnRzges. SppTopriS.
tons; Maybsnk, South Carolina
banking and currency. TydlnEH.
Maryland, armed forces
he hiSO pointed out that
'SoUthsrBFrs viii BE- members Of
all 0f these committees when a.
slgnmsntS are made "
GnaaLaN
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hospital. and the AssaIlanss 10 jail.
After an Investigation by the
police. the asSailAnts were brought
Into Municipal court Wednesday
before Judge JaToaak. Tie ques-
toned Inspector Ut Detsctivss
Eugene Bernhth. who gave him
the statements of all parties In
the dispute.
The two youths who were ~.
Eaultsd were not In eeaEI
Bernath told the court that the
two boys wanted 10 drop the mat.
ter and forget Il, The Judge asked
BernAth II he any recommends.
ton 20 make, The detective In.
speotor told the court that the &C.
eused men had good prior records.
and had never been involved In
any trouble,
In sentencing the men Judge
Jaroaak said their plea Of guilty
and the facts In the case left him
no alternative. that no matter
what tho aEErAystion, people have
no right 10 take the Law In their
own hands,
lie Questioned Bsrnath ~ 70
why the 0rIAsoin boy had not
been charged with contributing
10 delinquency Of q minor. but the
detective said the police had no
evidence. that either ericsson ~
thr minor boy had committed any
crime, OF that Griaaom was guilty
Of any such charge.
After the court decision. Rev.
Thomas v, MsaKhsT, executive
secretary of the Catholic Welfare
society. interviewed on the grounds
that he thought the sentence vas
20 severe.
Judge JarosAk expressed the
opinion that such actions ~ those
Of the men who plead guilty, were
dangerous 10 community peace
and that q small fine or lsnlency
by the court might encourage
overt acts by others.
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Man Stork is working overtime.
The cast Of 10 includes such
nOtables as John Maxwell. who
will be remembered rs DE
Lawd" in Green Pastures" and
who worked with University Of
Minnesota theatres and the Plan.
tation Players; Donald X. Benson
Of North Star and Old Log Thea.
tire. Helen Smith. well-known
newspaper woman, and FlosSie
Harris, eminent in amateur thea
tire circles, are also In the cast.
Others in the cast include Mat
thew Wayne Murphy. Of the Uni
versity Theatre and North Star:
Lillian GoOdhue Penn, a we'll
known stage trouper; Dolores
BeaSley, Just returned from Kath-
crime Dunham's Dance School in
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ELMER RAY SAYS JOE BLAKE
ALL WRONG ABOUT TOMMY
O'LOUGHLIN, WRITES VILLA

l hEht In Minneapolis i'm be
against . tOpnoteheT. This Is my
home and ! want my son 20 grow
Up 10 Be- proud Of me and not
have everyone say TO him, 7 Asw
your Dad belt out . bum In MIN.
nespolis.'
ITS my own fault I haven't
been lighting lately and not thai
Tommy OLoughlin has been de-
voting hin time 70 his other hGht.
err He had me booked In Chies-
90 twice this noafh but WnS
forced 10 cancel both dates be.
cause haven't sttsnded 10 bust
neas and ROs myself In shape
Thst's one thing OLOughlin WilI
never do--lst one Of hB boys
hsht without being IN tbe bsst oi
condition.
Tn vuTy proud 70 RGht oniy
when the great Tommy speaks.
beeasss In my bookH he's tbS
greatest manager IN The business
and GA Top q ahat he haE ben
liks . fatheI 10 me-
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WV POST CLOSES MEETING:
BUSHES TO GIVE BLOOD
TO WOMAN SERIOUSLY ILL

Even though veterans out Of uniform they pledge
Themselves ard The cid Of the people.
While Commander Percy Green officiating meeting
Of s Twin Post u The Veterans Of Foreign Monday
ming Nov O. call 20 him requesting blood d0nsrs
Fannie Holland To7 Eshsr Ave. who seriously III
Side General Hospital
member u Pest Immediately meeting
be entire ETosp hospital Vous.
Ihsk blood
AheTESrds group rstuned sir place meeting
fntsbsd the business Of the orGsniEatIon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-12

A former fSVOrits Midwest or.
ehsstrs leader. turned profession.
al photographic. has Opsnsd .
studio and camera shop ~ 1905
Olson Highway. Minneapolis.
He 10 Prank PED" Perkins vino
foT many yssrs hsd The top tour
ing oFrhestrH In this srsa Mr..
Perkins became interested IN
pis0tpErsphT Tssrs ago whsn he
vas 10 the music business He has
had jots - . FstOuct,sr and photo
grspbsT for several downtown
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-12
Former Orchestra Leader RED"
Perkins Opens Photo StudiOs

Minneapolis photographer since
Ire war.
His ambition 70 give the Twin
Cities . first class photograph
studio 10 do portraits In home 90
studio has been realized IN his
newly opened stsdio.
Perkins Studies b located On
FlOTd olSOn Highway sccssGibls
By SUto 90 bus The Studio 10
prepared now 10 DO work which
can BE- delivered In time for
Christmas. Mr.. Perkins told this
nswBpspST,
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FOUR MEN WHO ASSAULTED
YOUTHS GIVEN STIFF FINES
BY JUDGE PAUL JAROSAK

Four Minneapolis men were given stiff penalties We'd
nesday by Municipal Court Judge Paul JaroaAk for taking the
law In their own hands The four men. who used gun
assaulted and beat two Minneapolis youths one minor
early Tuesday morning
Sentence Of 800 or 30 days In the workhouue was as
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Disabled Vets Form Wheel
Chair Basket Ball SQUAD
nv RUTH BUTLER

Each year. America becomes and sports mind
edwhat with football Big League baseball and the Oympcs
bringing more and more competitors
But the Twin Cities will q development In
this sports word--that Of "WheeIchaT basketball"
Despite the fact that fine bodies developed muscles and
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william Hammond, director,
men and boys department, Halle
q. Brown community house. win
speak at Q pm. Sunday. Nov. "a
at the meeting Of the wcmsn's
Usher Board Of Pilgrim Baptist
church.
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THE PLAYS THE THING
Three's A Family, Three
Act Comedy Presented By
Experimental Theatre Players

The Experimental Theatre players will present their
first play of the season. "Three Family" Friday Sat-
urday evenings Nov 10 and 90 the Phyllis Wheatey Com
munity Theatre.
'Threes Family" is a hilarious account Of the housing
shortage husbands enlist in the army while Old
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Obsr Boys Club
Il BurRIsTiEed

According " . report BY ths
police. ObeT Club for Boys, SIS
81 Anthony Ave. was broken into
either Friday evening ~ Saturday
morning, and go In change was
taken, Building keys were also
stolen. Harold Hordh IL manager
u the Club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-12
CRUs1DNG IS NOT ENOUGH

WhlIe THIS newspaper has been
known for its crusading, IL recog-
nizeS that cruSading is not enough
and can become q nuisance in too
big doses. Our main function Is 10
keep our readers informed Of the
news-the happenings, good. bad,
and other in the community.
II we had our way, all news
would be good news, but the world
is not made that way.
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ST. JOSEPH MICH amp 70 The county jail only block
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Die olnoaht sum
heilieiten Bergen 0eiu

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ulerfsl

gSie grob Ser ginfluB ser Srall
auf oas bausli6e Slid lit, bapon
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gerlIen pirs, trGnenoen 9luges gu
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mo lie nod i6altet uno maltet als
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