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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
MANY COUPLES
TROOP TO ALTAR
IN SEPTEMBER

The records of the County
Clerk show that marriage hcen-
Sos were issued TO the following
couples:
Donald Null, 20, of Rowe, TO
Resale Davis, -, OF Mt. Heron.
Raymond Pickett, %, Tarpon,
to Nina Lee Rose, 81, Haysi
Adam Q. Ramey, Jr., 81, to Do
ra Mae Hubbard, 20, both Pound.
Clyde Phipps, &c, Freezing, to
Goldie Deel, 10, Isom.
Willie Sturgill, %, Esserville,
to Imogene Cantreu. 81, Pound.
Oscar Jesse, 35, to Hazel Grow
der. 35, both of Dante.
Erastus NJ. Phipps, As, to Erma
Phipps, 80, both of Mcclure.
Maynard Niece, rs. to Nell
Shook, %, both of Hazel.
Robert Holtzclaw, 20, Kings
port, to Pauline Gourley, 10, OF
Clinchco.
Reed Martin, 81, Wakenva, to
Wilma Austin, 16, Trammel.
Otha Hodge, As. to Sarah Dam
ron, 40, both Of Clintwood.
Charles Ramey, 81, Pound, to
Mabel Minor, 10, Burdine, KY.
James Miller, "a, to Rosetta
Moore, 10, both of Pound.
Haskell B. Arlington, "a, to
Julia Arlington, &c, both Haysi.
Luther Allen, 80, to Ruth Cox,
20, both Dante.
]. D. Mccoy, 81, to Ruth Hicks,
III both of Dante.
Dewey Cox, 81, Murphy, to
Ida Thomas, 26, Davenport.
James Marshall, 81, to Dessil
Scarberry, IT. both of st. Paul.
George Wallace, 20, to Ada
BARLEY, II, both of Haysi.
Thad Boyd, 81, to Kate Mae
Kelly, %, both of Wakenva.
Wiley Richardson, Is, to Cen
eva Freeman, 10, both of Toms
Creek.
Jack Phillips. 20. Steinman, to
Louise Taylor, %, Tarpon.
Jewell Martin, %, Dante, to
Margie Hale, Fremont.
Kermin Mullins, Is, Wise, to
Aiieen Justice, rs, Georges Fork.
Edward Hedgepeth, 80, Tex
as. to Alma Lee Palmer, %, of
Clinchco.
Earl Lee, IS, to Margaret Nc
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-07
Cowan, Is, both of Nora,

Cowan, Is, both of Nora,
Berlin Robinson, 80, to Ella M.
Robinson, 30, both of Darwin.
Guy Mullins, 26, to June De-
laney, 81, both Rt. l, Clintwood.
E. P. Fleming, So, to Mary A.
Mullins, 81, Dwale.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-07

urday night with his brother,
Earle Sluss.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-07

The oldest daily newspaper
now published in the United
States is the Alexandria, Virginia
Gazette.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Prudential Life
Faces Probe in
Bias CHARGES

NEW YORK--(ANP)--A pol.
icyholdeTS committee announced
here last week that II would In
vestiEate business practices Of The
Prudential Life Insurance COM
pany. According 20 charges made
by Chairman Paul O'Dwyer,
brother Of mayor William o'Dwy.
sr. the company diScriminstes
against insuring Negroes. has Q
conspiracy 20 control the ma
tons economy and h guilty Of
other restrictive business dealings.
Two $500, 900 libel suits have al.
ready been slapped against the
insurance firm by officials Of the
United Office and Professional
Workers union, Go. The com
plants charge The firm with hsV-
ing ~maliCiousiy published. mailed
and distributed 70 ~ 1900 In
duStriai agents false and dsfsrns-
tory statements" about the con
duct Of James Durkin and Leo
Bsrnsy. union president and vice
president respectively. when they
tried 70 negotiate . contract
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

I will endeavor to carry out the
work Of the once In . manner
Satisfactory TO the government
and the taxpayers.
Secretary SnydeT's letter Of
diEmissal was written In answer
10 . letter by Jordan telling why
he could not obey executive Or
der 99e0. Il read:
Your letter Of September II
addressed 10 the commissioner Of
internal revenue has been
brought TO my attention. There
in you express your refusal 20
comply with the executive order
No. $3.50 Of the President Of the
United States.
Il eOnStrue your contumscious
action 10 be . tender Of reEigna.
ton from the position now held
by you and ] accept IL 70 become
effective November Q. 1919.
i have dssignated Mr.. Arthur
SaTtsin 20 be acting collector Of
internal revenue and directed
him 10 assume the duties Of this
Once at The beginning Of bust
ness November 0. 1874
II was signed BY Secretary
Snyder.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

ana culture IN every uaoe, arh
acience and profession"
Not . Racial Issue
The students commended that
there was no race issue" HUI
man Rights" they argued, was
on the altar Of sacrifice. The
states. they said. were given the
right 90 make laws and super
wise their citizens affairs" and
Whenever these states fail 20 pro.
teCt their citizens. there was no
other alternative, the students
thought, but 20 petition congress
20 enact the necessary legislation
10 force the desired results
The circular stated In lie con.
cluaion that the SignsTS Of the
petition were not directing the
circular In the interest Of Presi.
dent Truman. Governor Dewey, OF
Mr.. Wallace. They seemed 10 con.
tent themselves with the fact that
all three Of the presidential can
didatss had declared themselves
faVoFably on the equal and I'M
partial treatment for all AmsTi.
cans"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Two Men Get
WOrkhOuse Terms
In Minneapolis

Straight workhouSs sentences
were given late Monday to two
men accused Of moral oiienses
against three teen-Aged girls.
Roland GrissNm, 20. s6l IIth
Ave. No, and Leroy True. ~, 7oS
Bradford Ave-, were sentenced 70
90 days In the workhouSe by DIS
trict Judge Earl LyonA
The maximum penalty allowed
by law was given these two men
when they pleaded guilty Of
charges Of contributing 70 the de-
linquency Of q minor.
Pleas Of innocent were entered
by three other men and q woman
involved IN the police roundup,
They were Ronald NJ, Aron. IS,
622 colfax Ave. No; Walter Jones,
l02I Olson Blvd; Donald Hogan,
5i4 Emerson Ave: and Mrs Jose
phine Grigsby. ~, 622 Fremont
Ave. No, Their trial will come up
next week.
A sixth man, Dan Robinson. 81,
23oS Fifth Ave. So, was arrRiGned
Monday in Municipal court and
bound over to district court,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Nathaniel Smith
Named President
Sc. Paul NAACP

Officers were elected Tuesday
night Nov, 10, for the 81 Paul
NAACP In q meeting held at q
O'Clock NJ Halle q. brown Com.
munity house, J. Nathaniel Smith
was elected president,
other officers elected were. Vice
president. Mrs Addis c. Few,
second vice president, Mrs. Al.
Verta coram, secretary. Cyrus l.
Lewis assistant secretary, Eva A
Belisle. treasurer. Mrs, Hazel hut
Ter.
Persons elected on the eNecu.
tive board are Mrs. GuAsis An,
derpon DR., A. NJ, Butler. Eva A
Brlialc. Mrs Hazel Butler, Miss !
Myrtle Garden, Mrs. Alvsria Cor,
am, Mrs, Addie c. Few. Mra, Wal
ter Coins. Joseph n, johnson, Mrs
Bertha l. King. Mrs, Lulu King
Cyrus Lewis. MRceo Y. Littlejohn
Rev Floyd y, Massey. Jr, Mrs
Ora Reed, Samuel Reed. Mrs
Dorothy Schultz. J, Nathaniel
Smith, Arthur StsrnbeFR. and
whitney Young.
The next meeting 0f the group
will be the third Tuesday in DE-
cembsr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Louisiana White Students Challenge
Dixiecrats; Issue Statement Branding
Freedom 10 Hate" Proponents

NEW ORLEANS 49, CAMP 49,
Forty eight white students Of Tu.
lane university here signed their
names 70 q circular on the eve Of
the recent presidential election
and branded the Dixiecrats a.
having nothing TO Offer but free
dom 10 hate"
The circular. bearing the name
Of "Dixiecrat Myths" was widely
distributed throughout the city
and marked the beginning on the
part Of local white college stu
dents 20 fght the rising tide Of
prejudice.
Myths Exploded
The students branded - .
myth that Negroes are inferior 10
pure -blooded" whites and main
tanned that both races are the
same from . standpoint Of flesh,
marrow In the bones and other
rcspectS." A. 10 piEmentSti0n. Il
was agreed that there h no hard
and fast rule"
The students denied that north
ern aRitAtors were 20 blame for
the civil rights program and held
that aggregated schools, white
only" civil service joba, restricted
polling booths and Jim crow
church pswB," were In the main
contradictory.
Rslstiys 70 the Negro not being
able 70 attain In . short while the
culture" which II has taken the
white race centuries 90 develop. Il
was held that old buildihGh." in
suliScient snd osit-of date equip
msnt and poorly trained teach
ers." were the answers % the 50
called culture" problem
II was pointed out thSt in spite
Of all the hsndicsps. the American
scene shows plain evidence % the
NeEro's ability In. and his oOntTi-
button 70 the national Wsll-bsinG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Treasury Department Fires Alabama
Revenue Official Who Refused
To Obey u. s. FEPC Ruling

BIRMINGHAM - CAMP - A
local Official who refused TO obey
President Truman's executive
order 1890 for fair employment
practices In government agencies
was discharged by the U. S.
Treasury department last week.
Mortimer Jordan, who said
that he could not possibly carry
out the FEPc order. was told Of
his discharge in q letter from
Secretary Of the Treasury John
w. Snyder dated November Q. He
was hred ~ Of that date.
A. q collector Of internal reve-
nue., Jordan had charge Of an
once hiring $50 whites and only
one Negro. He had said he could
not break the traditions Of his
state 10 end Segregation In the
Once, nor could he hire any Ne
groes because there was not
enough once space 20 separate
the races.
Arthur Sartain. Jordan's assist
ant has taken over his position
On assuming his new duties. he
said:
while ! serve IN this capacity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

the Afro-Amcriran stan and
stan writer for the Spokesman
and Recorder papers % these
cities.
Rowan, u Navy ensign In World
War II. and . member 81 the Ma.
val Reserve, halls from MeMinn.
vile, Tenn. and attended Tcnne.
see State College, Nashville,
WaShburn University. Topeka,
Kansas, obcrlin College In Ohio,
and the University Of Minnesota,
from which he received his mas.
tFr'S degree In journalism In
August.
Rowan sonanolsa q -eise-
lIen poll Toe the HpokesmAn and
Recorder In early IBas and wrote
SpcclaI articles.
In September he Joined the
ro-AmsricRn Newspaper chain
doing similar polls In Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Northern New jersey, Ills polls
revealed overwhelming support
for Truman.
Mr. Rowan returned 30 the
Twin Cities this week t0 join the
Star. Tribune stan. He IL unmar.
risd. ~ years old and . member
Of Sigma DsltA Chi jouTnSllsn
fraternity.
A. far 80 cen be Ascerislned.
only seven metropolitan dRilles In
the U. y. employ Negroes In their
editorial nsWs departments,
They are the N. Y. Times. N. Y.
Herald Tribune. N. Y. Post, chss-
Ter pa Times, Toledo Blade.
Cleveland. Ohio daily, and . Ban
Bsrnsrdino. Calf, paper.
The Chicago Herald. EEafniHsT
uses Wendell Smith. sports editor
81 the Pittsburgh Courier. on .
parttim basis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Hilda Simms Tiffs with Anna
Lucasta Management; Company Makes
Tour Minus MinneaDolis-h0rn Star

Observation-Disclosures slrnms. Of the -Anna
Lessts" production remained London while rest Of to
started prolonged Of the provinces slms haA
dsagssmsnt win TIE salary A. star a
The London produetOa she paid between pounds
per week ousy bstwssn t37o and 5000 with a understanding
that s was 70 receive ten percent esass for going the road
Shs demanded percent Of The gross takine news
pspsrS reported was Soshng Noel Coward asked"
Jsek Hylton producing The BFish Of the aho
which made fortune fos 10 American sponso who took o a
. Harlem basement Broadway.
Miss sms has become bride since coming 70 England Ga
recently married young italian American actor Ricnrd AnRur
with whom she had been cast In The proecd version Of ne
and juliet which did not masraxs In New last season
Hiss Slmnn nstvs q Mlnnsapols being the DAUGHTER a
Mr. and Mrs Emile Mossa, as Bryant Ave. Va.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Halle q. Glee
Club Reunion
Set for Nov. n

A full day Of entertainment has
been plnnnsd for the reunion Of
all who wire members of The
iIalllg q Brown 0les Club group
'ff0H gNaD 10 Ipsa, 90 be held Sat-
urday. November ~,
A. 2 o'clock. Q party will be-
held for uleeIC Club mothers and
their children. A. Q o'clock pm.
the reunion Itself will begin with
. banquet, 81 be- followed by .
short program
Appearing on the program will
be Miss Gloria williams, who
will oct ~ t0astmIatreas, Louis
Moore. who will give 9 short talk
on the place ~ the Olss Club In
the community, IL back ground.
IL accomplishments. and what
plans have been made for the
future 81 the organization.
Community singing will close
the short program, and immedI.
sicily afterwards. members will
be entertained with an informal
dance.
Mrs. Leah Mac Butler, former
sceonpaniEt of us uies Club.
who now lives In AShsviIis, N.
C., IL eHpectsd 10 attend The re-
union, Mrs Katharine BSanlsy
Wilson Of Omaha. Nebraska, also
plans 10 attend the affair.
a committee composed Of Brad.
ford DSnnsT, chairman. Louis
Moore. Zachary T. Monsoon and
JusnIta Bchuek Harris, h com.
plotting arrangements for the ~.
union.
QussuonnRirrs have been sent
~ oil former Glse Club members
requesting information a. ~ their
whereabouts, marital status, Or
cUpstlon, and the like. This In.
formation will be gathered into q
ScrspbOok snd put on display. 30
ihst everyone can know thu LOGS.
tion u former members.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

AL the pastors OF the Northside
churches will assist with the
Thanksgiving Day services at
Border Methodist church, 9TH and
Aldrich Ave. No, at l0:45 Thurs
day morning. Nov. rs. The Rev.
Charles T. Parker is pastor Of the
church.
Rev. c. NJ. Mckay. pastor, Way
man A.M.E. church, viii give this
Union Day Thanksgiving service,
The choirs of all the Northside
churches are asked to sing in q
union choir, for this service.
Likewise, all the churches on
the Southside are having a Union
Thanksgiving service, TO be held
at the ST. Paul Church Of God in
Christ, at 9Th Ave. and 10th st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
BROOKS NOT WITH
WOODLAND ANY MORE

In febpOnsR 70 nuinFTOlIs lnQuIT
iss. I. George BROOKS. JF,. wish 10
publicly announce that I am no
longer connected with the Wood
ard FUNERAL Home oi Minneapolis,
a. The licensed SrnbalmSr OF other.
wise, q position I have continuous
ly held from IS3s 10 September.
i04s
Signed Oe0rEs Brooks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Griffin Pleads
Guilty; To Be
Sentenced Dec. Z

Sentence will be given Dec. 7
to wArRCid Grifiln. 10. ia Rondo
Ave. for the June - StRbbinE
deSu Of Vcrna Hickman, 20. his
forFier common law wife.
In Ramsey district court. Grit
I'm pleaded guilty Of first degree
manSlauEhteT charge, admitting
he stabbed his wife two or three"
times during an argument over n
second woman.
cOroner's autopsy showed the
woman had been stabbed 10 times
with an ice pick.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Edward l.. Boyd
Given Top Elk
Job in State

J. Finley Wilson, grand exalted
ruler OF the Elks. announced from
Washington. ID, C., last week end
the appointment Of Edward l.
Boyd. Minneapolis, district dep
uty exalted ruler for Minnesota.
the highest ranking Elk In this
state.
Boyd succeeds J. W. Pate wis
has held the post for several
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
City NAACP
To Meet Nov. q

The November meeting Of the
Minneapolis branch, NAACP, will
be held Sunday. Nov, n, al 4 pm.
at Phyllis Wheatley house, 300
Aldrich Ave. No. A nominating
committee will be elected. and
they In turn will choose . slate
Of officers 20 be voted on At the
December meeting.
In addition. there will be . re-
port given by = speaker attending
the conference Of The National As
ISOLATION Of Inter group Relations,
held In Chicago this week,
All members and friends are
urged 20 attend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
81. Philips Lutheran
To Have Service on
Thanksgiving Morning

81. Philips Lutheran church,
39l5 Fourth Ave. So. Minneapolis,
will have special Thanksgiving
morning services at 9;45 o'clock,
Thursday, November IS.
Pastor AndeTson's sermon topic
will be The Spirit Of Thanksgiv-
ing" All are welcome at 81,
Philips.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Don't Forget III

Experimental Theater's pro-
duetion the hilarious "ThrcoS
= Family" tonight (Friday)
and Saturday. Nov, 10 and 20,
Phyllis Wheatley Community
Theater, 900 Aldrich Ave. No,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
St. Paul Churches Plan Union
Services Thanksgiving Nov. 25

Combined choirs Of Pilgrim
Baptist church, Camphor Memo
rial, and ST. James AME church,
Mt oliVet Baptist and Carter
Chapel will sing.
Rev. J. s. Turner, pastor, Carter
Chapel, Is president Of the Minis
ter's Fellowship; Rev. J. w,
Phelps Is secretary treasurer;
Rev. D. c. White, pastor, Mt OIL
vet Baptist church, Ii vice presi-
dent; and the Revs Floyd d,
Massey. Jr,. pastor. Pilgrim Bsp-
tist church. b. NJ Moore. L. z
williams, John Nelson. and !. d
Dorsey are members.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Tribune Employs
First Negro In It's
News Department

The Minneapolis TRIBUNE and
STAR Tuesday became one Of
the less than = dozen metropolis.
tan daily newspapers 90 employ
an American Of Negro ancestry
In Ia editorial department
The new stan member 10 Carl
r. Rowan, q former member Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
BORDER CHURCH WILL
GIVE MUSICAL RALLY

Sunday. Nov n. st 4 pm. Bor,
der hE church will present IL
Border Musical Pew Rally. Speak.
90 u The evening will BE- tlaS Rev.
Mr.. Forest HIcbsson. u Portland
Avenue Christian church. Coffee
will b served Afterwards. and all
ere cordially invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
WE GO TO PRESS
EARLY NEXT WEEK

BScsuSs Thanksgiving fsIls
on ThuTsday tour press dsy)
nsxi week. this nswspspss vii
20 10 prsas one day earlier.
Al copy shOUid reach our
Oaos b. Monday % 8 pm. Out
Of town corrsspOndsntS should
mail their copy % Il win reach
~ b. Monday Of 8 pm. also.
Local news copy vii b &C.
osptsd until Tuesday q noon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
HALLE BEGINS CLASSES
IN RUG MAKING

A shay Rug making elaas waa
begun 81 Halle q. Brown com
munity house Tuesday, Nov. Q,
and will last Though Dee. "a.
Glasses viii begin each Tuesday
evening u TAO. Persons inter-
Sstsd are asked 10 register Coz
the Glasses.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

years since The death Of Joa. y,
Levy. Mr. Boyd, who resides Rt
1893 Fourth Ave. So, has pre-
Viously served as district deputy
for several years.
A railroad employe and fra
ternal man for years, the new Sp-
pointee Il extremely popular
among the ElkS and In the com.
muniiy.
Because Of Cap" Boyd's pop.
ulsrity. his appointment 10 en-.
peeted 70 stimulate the lodges In
this area.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Minneapolis Churches To Hold
Union Services Thanksgiving Day

So. The Rev. J. c, Virgins Is
pastor Of the church.
Rev. A. =. Martin. pastor Of The
Community Baptist church, will
give the message. All the public
Is invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
RUCKKR TO ATTEND
CHICAGO bGKETfN0

Clifford z. R1cksF. InfoEma-
tiGnsl Representative u tbs Gov
ernoE's IntsTTscisl Commiaion
viii leave thursday. November 10
for Chicago where he Win partAei-
pate In tha conference Of ne Rs-
tlonal A@oeistioa a IE.efErOup
Relations officials which VIII
meet 81 International House. The
UnfvsrsstT q Chicago. November
1910.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
LOCAL CHURCHES
PLAN SERVICES

On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. Is,
the Annual Union Thanksgiving
services will be held at Carter
Chapel CINE church, Aurora and
81. Adams. Offering given ut this
service will be used 10 benefit the
ChrispuS Attacks home.
Each year the Ministries Eel
lowship in S. Paul holds this
worship service on Thanksgiving
Day. Rev. I. d. Dorsey, pastor,
Camphor Methodist church, will
deliver the message on this day,
at II o'clock.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
Nst TOwIss Band
Pisys for Dance
Wednesday Night

Nationally known Nat ToWlss
and his 0rchsstTs will plsy Tor
tho pre.ThsnksgiVinG Dance 81
the Lsbor Temple In Minneapolis.
Wednesday night. Nov. ~
4 hugs crowd 10 sEpsctsd 70 st.
tend the affair. Tia Labor Temple
iE IOcstsd 81 1T s, Y. Fourth g..
Minneapolis.
Advance iiekstS Il . saving will
b. on sale through Tuesday M
vsriisSBEBt on page Q tells WissEs
tirksts msy be secured.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

= yin ssy IN all sincerity hat I
bad rather sss tbs pemocrstic
Psrty % down IN honSSshls 90
feat standing On tbs tune honOged
pfinciples % Thomas Js.8erSOn
tl.nn 10 zee Il Wtn IN empty VIC
tory BY Stsbbtna Its bsst friends
IN ths bsrk--RsA Sohn BaB
WMainmA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

AS delegate 20 the United Ne.
tons, have become very much
aware Of the fact that stability in
our own government and In its
policies IL sEsSntial " help The
western dsnOcrBciss on their road
10 rehabilitation. - Mr.. Eleanor
RSsssvelt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19

Cecil Newman, Twin City news
paper publisher, 10 the 20 men,
Der board nj tho election Of on
GERS Sunday morning, One other
Mlnnesotan, Miss Adelaide Nm.
right, ~ Paul business woman.
was named 90 the board.
Among the nationally known
persons elected 10 the board werei
Norman Cousins NoFwalk.
Conn, editor Of the Saturday Ra-
Wow Of Literature. Paul Shlpman
Andrews. Syracuse. N, ", dean ~
The Syracuse university college %
law; Edgar Ansei MowrVr, wash
lnEton, foreign correspondent.
CAsH camIiSld. New York. chair
man oi the board oi Harper and
Brothers Publishing Co.; Thomas
u, MAhony. Boston, Mass, Cath
ollie leader; Harrison brown, Chi
oago, nucleaT phyuieiSt and atomic
scientist. Henry H. Cabot nostoni
EdlAon Dick, Chicago, vice praai.
dent Of A, u, Dick Co. JamSs y.
WRrburE, New York sconomist
and flnAnoior
The Fsdsraiisis from ~ states
and the officials were Iubllant
over the interest manifested by
Minnesota In the movement for
world federation and government
The organization decided 10
launch . drive tor $4,000 70
finance q campaign for world gov
eminent within The United Ma
tons a. means VI achieving peace.
In two years the membership
has grown run SO0 10 $4,000
nsmberA
Cotd Meyer, IT,, 81 rev YORK
was rs-elected prsSldonI
Newman q dsisHats fEaAn ths
MlhnSapol sChAptsF. and The only
Negro delegate In Tho assembly,
was dominated by Leeds baumAn
oi The uniVSTnIly II AlnnSaotA
chapter. The chapter mads q quist
but HucCsnSfai campaign 10 slect
q representative VI the Negro
group 10 the national board. 1ha
group represented msmDsrs who
seek 10 broaden The membership
base.
speakers at the various meet
lngs included Governor Luther w.
TOungdAhl. Mayor hubert H.
Humphrey, James WafbufG, N. Y.
nnaneief. DR.. Charles J. IuFck,
biz Carl BsfSndSSn, Minister from
new Zealand 10 the v, 81 a. q.
Priest. Adelaide knTighi, state
chairman Of the Minnesota UnIted
woTid EsdsTSiistA, and Abbs
Pierre, French priest and leader
IN = World war II underground
movement In France.
Tho assembly voted forI
Declaration by The United States
government Of 10 intention 70
transform the u.H. into Q limited
world federal government
gu. 8. initiation Of negotiations
with ali U.N. mEmbSrS for charter
rsViHi0o--by use Of tho charters
amendment processes and 10 soon
ss possible.
ePrspSTatlon for American par
ticlpstion In an UNOFFICIAL and In
tHTnStlonal conference on setting
up . world constitution, 70 b. held
before Aprtl. io4S.