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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02
Warren Praises
Walter Gordon

AT his press conference held
in the Esquire room Of the Book
Cadillac Hotel Friday before his
speech at the Masonic temple
Candidate Warren said in re-
Spouse 10 a query as 10 wheth-
err he had ever sought political
support of Communist groups:
Il have never solicited their
support. / never wanted it. And
/ would rather be defeated than
have IT," he said.
On FEPC he said he was in
favor Of an FEPC law in Cali
fornia and tried to get one
through. but it had been blocked
by certain groups. but he was
confident that California would
ret such a law on the statute
books He pointed out that he
would like TO see some Federal
legislation dealing with this
question too
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02

parties and citizens Of the city
can understand just what is
going on in their office.
My doors are always open
to anyone" McNally stated.
Joe Cole of the Mayors Inter
racial committee also sat in on
the press meeting. Cole told of
getting excellent cooperation
from the prosecutors office.
even though he was a Demo-
crat."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02
Gasoline Owner
Hit on Head, Robbed

An attempt 10 do good deed
resulted in the samaritan receiv-
Ing a rap" on the head, and
being robbed Of more than
500 last Tuesday morning.
Jesse Herran. Al, OF 1850
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

"Unrealitv" Will be the sub
iect az the Lesson Sermon IN al
Christian Science churc he.
throughout the world on Sunday
Oct. 3.
The Golden Text tRomans 10
i2l is The night is FAR spent
the day is al hand let US there.
fore cast OF the works OF dark.
ness, and let US put on the
armour Of light,
Among the Bible citations is
this passage. tMatt. 633l But
seek We first the kingdom Of
esd and his righteousness and
all these things shall be added
unto you
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing % 494l Divine Love al
ways has met and always wlll
meet every human need II is no,
we'll 10 imagine that Jesus dem
onsuated the divine power e
heal only for select number or
for limited period Of time. since
to all mankind and in every hour,
divine Love supplies all good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02
Cr.Leach Reflected
NAAcP President

On Sept 20 and rs the State Conference Of Branches
~ the NAACP held lively and vigorous session AIRING
many problems that confront Negroes and other minority
rouns Delegates assembled in Saginaw from % 49,
"a from the State of Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02

Inventory was taken 10
,.,aymine how various public
oos.Ir;als have employed Ne
.ns. In institutions that are
~ supported. such as the
re- libraries. county court
|. So".ss sheriffs offices. county
!nDo..surer's offices. city treas
,,,s,'s offices. the boards Of
sauestion and the post offices
IN the various elites.
u was pointed out that much
.rnhssls must be placed by
s.nb branch upon the obligation
81 each Negro in the commun-
;,v 10 register and 20 TO the
nous and vote In November
Machinery has been set up TO
trsnsnort citizens To places OF
registration and to the polls.
"Clvil rights is one OF the big
ses, issues Of the present politi-
cal campaign and to assure the
: ,ttsinme1f OF civil rights Ne
Z sroes are urged to reward al
Inc polls those public officials
RAT will do something about
civil rights in concrete man
ner." said DR.. ]. L. Leach, pres
ident
oAps GOV. SICLER
II was poitned out that during
Gov Sigler's tenure OF office
10 has neglected to appoint a
Negro Labor Commissioner. a
nositon that has been under
previous administration by a Ne
rro,
The NAACP called attention
10 the fact that there are more
rhsn $4,000 Negroes in Saginaw
eligible n register and vote and
me politicians keep the Negro
population thinking that there
are only $500 eligible voters in
The CITY.
III is 10 be deplored that in
city the sire of Saginaw that
there are only two Negro
school teachers employed by
the Board Of Education. stat.
ed Snow F. GrlgsbY. publicity
director.
The branches are urged &C.
make survey OF all public Jobs
and see that more Negroes are
|Blmploved by the incumbent Of
gace holders.
LEACH REELECTED
Dr. }. L. Leach OF Flint was
reelected president along with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02

have been mis-
construed a n d
wrongly inter-
preted, accord
ing TO Scott and
members of the
prosecutors STAFF
Those represent
ing the prosecu-
tors staff in
addition to Nc
Nally and Scott
were Ernes ST
Richards a n d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02

Who GOT married last week7
Did you go away on q vacation
or business trip7 Let US know
what You are doing. We vani
10 print IL. Address II 10 Tbs
DETROIT TRIBUNE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02
LEACH REELECTED

u J. I. Leach q Flint was
reelected president along with
Evening star., 1948-07-15
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio.
500, WRC-Beatrice Lille pays q
second visit to Burgess Meredith
and Roll Call"
$3.50, WRC-Singing Coincidence
Marilyn Cantor makes a guest ap-
pearance.
900, WTOP-Ida Lupino stars on
Suspense"
Evening star., 1948-07-15
a1HsR An STATIONS.

e1HER An STATIONS.
W0QW-570 kc.-7 am. to $50 Pm
WPIK-730 Ke.-s an. to $50 Pm.
WARt-7S0 Ks an. to $50 Pm.
WGAY-t,050 ke.-s:4b Am. to $50 p.n
Wscc-t.t20 KS An. to $50 Pm.
WEAM-t.39 KS an. to $40 Pm.
WO0K-t.590 Kt.-o am. to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-07-15

9:0O, WHC-NelSon Euoy knxs
Boots" "Whoopee T-Yi-Yo." I'm
dian Love Call" with Dorothy Kir-
stem. Robert Armbruster plays De-
bussy's "Danse." =
s:so, WRC-Ray Mobiles orches-
ira and Vocalist Ilene Woods COM
bine for 4 summer musical series.
Evening star., 1948-07-15

S:4S, WOL-Gene Raymond REM
inisces about his start In motion
pictures.
1s:oe, WOL-Otto Kruger and
Signe Hasso in The Music Of q
Broken Bell"
Televislon.
S:3S, WTTG-The Senators play
the Chicago White Sox here.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
Installation Of
New Bethesda
Postor April 10

The installation services Of Rev,
Jerome 8. Tate, new pastor Of be.
thesdA Baptist church. are sehed-
ulsd for Sunday night, April 10.
That service viii be the tifth Of
installation services which will be
hsid Wednesday, Thursday. Fri
day nights. and Sunday afternoon,
April IL, Is. 10, and 10 at q pm.
each night Ministers and ehoirS
win participate In the obssTvaness.
Sunday afternoon at 3 Pm, civ.
ie and religious leaders will join
In welcoming the new pastor TO the
Twin Cities.
Sunday night Rev. II. W. Bolts,
state moderator. will formally In
stall Rev. Tsts. Rev. 4. N. Smith
Of Chicago viii preach the install
lation sermon.
Music win be provided by Beths-
do Senior Choir.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Tegation because u 10 an insult ID
God. The individual or group that
asgrsgAtss IL put In the ridiculous
light" Of questioning "ths wisdom
Of Almighty God In creating PEG
pie physically different from them.
selves" he declared.
Charging that racial SsErsGa-
ton IL indefsnsible on religious
grounds because u 10 based on
something that the individual 10
poWsTleas 10 remove. DR.. Tobias
said:
"R o man IL Disseminated
against because he II unslean, Ia
can battle and overcome the handi-
cap. n the discrimination IL be-
cause 81 Ignorance. he can study
and learn and meet the conditions,
"But II he IL Disseminated
against because he IL black or
white or brown. the discrimination
Ia based on something that he can
not remove and would not II he
could, and IL therefore . sin, not
just against the man himself, but
against the God who made him
a. he H."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

South founded on the authority o.
White Supremacy. hsld firm By one
party and . hatred Of those enc
niles outside" might not find IL
TOO hard 10 Aoespt the authority
and 0Rs-paTty system Of the Solid
B0yiSts.
Already the Wallace Party Is
gathering up many Of our young
ldsalistic Southsrnsrs willis their
slders are still saying This isn't
the right time" and the dsma-
soguss are stiII screaming about
"ouF snsmIss In the North" II
IL the Aana old drama being played
on stages all over this world 10.
day; liberalism squeezed 20 death
between ths Right and Left rsaf.
tlOnaries.
LILLIAN SMITH
Clayton, Ga. March "a, 1913
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
Segregation Insult TO God
DR.. Tobias Tells American
Jewish Congress Annual Moef

NEW YORK, N. Y. (NNPAD--
Race or religious segregation
ehaapsns human personality and
leads 10 crime against the group
affected by Il, DR.. Claiming II. To-
hias, director Of Phelps Stokes
Fund, declared here last Friday.
DR.. Tobias spoke on . panel
which discussed Segregation Ia
the American Life" at the Amsri.
can Jewish Congress annual con
vsntion held at the Hotel New
Yorker.
II maintain that every Law OF
the statute books and every well
established custom Of q local com.
munity or state that assigns q
group, because Of racial, religious,
or color considerations. 10 live In
. segregated part Of the eommu.
nifty, contributes 10 the ehsapsninE
Of the personality Of these people, "
DIR. Tobias Eald.
when Q resident Of such q com-
mHRity 10 . victim Of mob vis-
lsRes. those responsible for maxi.
ing the laws and customs must
share the guilt. he addsd.
DR.. Tobias said he objects 10 seq.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
BY ZILL4AH N. WATERS
TIa Sth Ava. East

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
1890 North 7th avenue East, spent
the Easter weekend visiting their
son and danRhtsE-in-laW, Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Nichols Of Mime
ap0lis.
Mrs. Emma Watts was appointed
clark on tho election board Of pre-
etnet 20 for the school board cleo
ton, Tuesday, April 9Th.
Mr.. John Atkins Of Chicago ar
rived Saturday, April 8, 70 visit
with his wife, Mrs. John Atkins,
and his tn-lawa, Mr.. and MrH.
George Adams, IIS East 9Th street.
parents Of Mrs. Atkins.
Mr.. and MEs. Stsven Maxwell
and small son Of st. Paul arrived
Friday, April End, 70 spend the
weekend with Mrs. Maxwsli's par
onts, Mr.. and Mrs.. W. o. Rodney
7--se3sM-Spokssman Fred
and family, 600 East Boulevard.
They left for their home Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. George Adams, IFS
East 9Th street, entertained the
Social Nine Club Saturday, April
3rd. II was the occasion Of Mr..
Adams birthday.
Rev. Joseph Jackson Of 81. Marks
A.M.E. Church Sunday at morn
ing service spoke from the subject
why win Ys Die" His taxi was
taken from Exek. SSH.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
MINISTER KILLS
RX.wIFE IN LOVE TRYsT

EA-WlFE IN LOVE TkNSI
CHICAGO (ANPl--A minister,
finding his sstranged wife at her
home with another man at 3:46
am, shot and killed her, and sent
her companion TO the hospital with
bullet wounds. last week.
According TO police. the Rev.
Thomas Hilton. 30, assistant pas
tor Of Hopswsll Baptist church,
went 10 the home Of his ex-Wife.
Mrs. GusAis Hilton, %, TO patch
things up" but found her there
with Wendell Hodgkin, 20, at near
ly four In the morning.
Because Rev. Hilton, who Is also
. porter for the Chicago. Miiwau-
kee. Sc. Paul and Pacific railroad.
became snraged at the presence
Of Hodgkin, the police say. he or
dered him to get out, then shot
him. Next, he shot his sstranged
wife.
His wife was rushed TO Cook
County hospital but died from alb
domRn, arm and chest wounds.
HOdRkin. who was not fully clothed
when Hilton saw him. n recovering
from arm and chest wounds at
BridSwSll hospital. He IL an auto
repair man.
Hilton and his wife have been
divorced about . year, inyestigat-
ing officers said. They added that
the minister suspected that HodR.
kin was her lover.
Police are holding Rev. Hilton
on open charges. Specific charges
will be made when HOdgkin re-
covers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
Charlotte n. Farrell
Rites TuaadaY

Charlotte d. Farrell, 81. ASIA
Hiawatha Ave, So, died Tuesday,
April 9, at her home,
Funeral services viii be held
Tuesday. April 10, at 400 .. m. at
Bethesda Baptist Church to allow
time for out-of-town relatives To
attend the service, Burial IL at
Crystal Lake cemetery, Woodland
Funeral Home 10 in charge Of ar
ranRsments.
Mrs. Farrell IL = native Of Ken.
lucky and came TO Minneapolis
In ipIa,
She Is survived by one son. one
daughter. one son-in-law, two
Grandsons, ore granddaughter,
four sisters. and three brothers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
Saphionia Williams Dies

Saphionia Williams. Is, Slaa
Clinton Ave, So. died April 2 at
Fairvisw hospital while giving
birth to y baby,
Mrs. Williams remains were
shipped TO New Orleans, La. for
burial. Saturday. April 5.
She IL survived by her husband,
Mr.. Frederick williamS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
PENNSYLVANIA OAR
SENDS COLORED GIRL
To AWARD MEEI

MoNTRoSE, Pa. 49, lamp 49, A
Negro girl, Miss Belle PStcS. will
b sent 10 Washington. 10 appear
IN Constitution hall this month BY
the Montross chapter Of The
Daughters Of the American Rave.
tuition a. its good eitinsnAhlp award
candidate from PennsylvAniA, II
vas announced last week.
Miss Price. an ~ year old high
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

school senior, was chosen because
Of her high scholarship, leadership.
dspendAbility. service and patriot
Ism. She will be one Of . large
group Of good citizenship girls
from ali over the country to be
presented In the national meeting
Of the OAR In Constitution hall.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS

Mrs. Carrie WIIIiama, q, bUI
LyndAls Ave. No, passed away in
General Hospital. April 7, No fu.
neral arrangements had been made
at press time.
Mrs. Williams WAS born at
Shreveport, Louisiana.
Burial will be OF Crystal Lake,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

irst Official business meeting Of the
church since his installation.
nnnces of the chaFch we're OBJ
served
The Sacred HAFmoueers and a
group Of Young People presented .
Vespsr hour program for the young
people Of the FIRST Baptist church.
Before the program q light lunch
con Was served.
on sunday, April nth. at 1E3e pm,
Elder John Ssla0n will be speaking
AZ the church for the Mothers And
Faith choir will sing.--Edith Mas
nte, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Minnesota Baptist
Women % Sponsor
Education Program
Minnesota Baptist Women are
giving another Educational Pro
gram Sunday April II at the Pill
grim Rest Baptist at pm.
Guest speaker for the hour viii
be Evangelist Sister II. Drake. All
churches are asked 10 come out and
give us your support
Mrs. lone Brown,
Chairman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

W. PETE@ 0hl MCh VOTES
81 Peter African Methodist Epis-
copal Church N0tsM. The young Dso-
pie Of church had an snioyAkls time
last Friday evening In basement
Of the Church. They saw . piet1rs Of
the LspeF Colony and hospital. which
was shown By q Mr.. Chairman The
Superintendent and OHieSTs Of the
sunday school, and Mrs wreAtha
MAXWELL. director OF religious edncA-
ton. supervised the activities Of the
group. after which Ice cream and
cake we're served Pastor Boyd vas
there TO encourage those present
The Senior Usher Club will pre-
sent the Rev. A. l. Kirk In a Ser.
mon 10 songs AZ the church, April
II. 1:ze Pm. The other clubs are re-
qusstsd 60 cooperate With them.
Daughter Elka Coming to 81 Pc
ter. The Daughter ElkA OF MlnneA-
polls ana ~. Paul are TO be our
guests at 7:Se pm. Sunday. April II.
They are having their Annual
rhanks1txing s@Fmoh The Senior
Choir viii sing. Rev. ". c. Boyd
viii preach the Sermon. The mem
bsra 0f ~, Peter Church are re-
qusstsd 60 be present 70 welcome
them.
sunday. April n, at IO:tS AN.
the pastor will bring the message.
sublsct: Jesus The Christians En-
YoS are cordially invited to ~Or.
ship with Us.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Vile Ne seaAf
ACCOUNT Avn PWTxT10N wOm
W1SrRHmCTa0M
state % MtnnasotA. Coanty of Haa-
naptn. Pre6Ate CoNrG
Re kstAta % .Aaoiph glattsn. aiso
kRoWn as Adaif Staten, asseAsal
IT - ORDERED that the anAi ae-
eoaht snA Pstitien Ter eHaainatioa
herein, be hsAra % MoaaAy, -Aprti
isth. ist4, a. 20 s'eioek An, ~
SAis ceart IN the coart House N MIA.
nanpotsA MlnnesotA. ana that all par-
Rona INTERESTED In thls estate pFessat
ohiaettona " amy. way said patftton
ahouia act ka GrnnteA
THIS oraer ehAu es puoiiNA@1 ~
the Mtansapsiia apoG ssrnMa ana
espiss thsrssf mailed Ascending -
lac.
CGEALl
WITNESS TIE HON. JAMES q.
KEHoE JsaGs Sf PToeats cSarL thAs
Aaah aap % Mnrch iANA
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Ciagh 90 PpoAmts Cour1
yeAnssa 4 nastA1 Atforasy.
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PILGRIM nAPTrwr cHUncm NEWS

PILGRIM nAPTIgT CHURcm NEWS
sunday, April 4. WAa quite . full
day for PiiKTtmites and fTtehdA Be-
sides being Communion Sunday. ~
was the day for VtHit0Ta Reverend
J. n Holeomb vas guest minister
and spoke on the New ness OF Life
and his tsxt was from Romans s:l-lt.
Before bsgInninH his ssrmon. Raw
sTand Holcomb who 10 from the
Special Service Department OF the
National Baptist Convention. was
presented . check Of e3tt.sl a. .
part payment on Pilgrims pledge OF
81. O00 20 the World Missions.
Candidates for Baptism were Mrs.
Frances Public. Ml6ses Mona win
stoh. Betty Jones and Mr., Julius
Cismmon. Those who Joined on
Christian experience were Mira Clai-
bourne and Mr.. q. Kitchen. csFtih-
Gates OF BAptism we're presented TO
Mrs. JeR Anderson. 0aynsll Ballard
Michael. Clarence, Donald and Nina
TOliVsF. and DaVsttA Williams.
Visitor: Mr.. II. w. Wilson.
Flowers given by Pilgrim Baptist
Church.
sunday evening Mira Ethel H.
Massey presented the JudsoB Me-
mortal baptist Church In = recital
True music lovers were really given
a treat by this choir and showed
their appreciation by listening at
tenttVsly.,
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Lillian Smith
Criticizes Liberals
For Silence

Continued from page ~
into a totalitATian regime under
which we were living when com
maninm was stIlI Russian cellar
talk and Hitler had not even bean
born.
Tricks Used
To keep ~ that way. our political
dsmagoguss used and atili use the
same tricks Stain uses todayj IN
external enemy 70 hats tths dam
ynnkse1, an internal enemy 10 fear
ltAs HsgnoI, an Iron curtain which
was Arst forged out Of the rslue-
tanes Of ths dsmoerAtIe few 10 take
an open stand against such power
ful forces. During thoss blttaE dse-
ados liberalism was driven com
plstsiy underground. Caution was
Q necessity. tsmporialnG was yiE-
taa. This was the only way men
could work Tor human rights undsT
Q syatsan that enacted such heavy
penalties from ita "dsviationlntas
a. I'D gouthsSn tradition.
Thus II came shout that mon
toek prids IN thinking dsmosTatls
thoughts and ~ much pride In
never yaleing thsm OF putting thsm
Into acts. To speak cut In thoss
bitter years was truly tho danger.
Gus set Of . fool Though q great
fool)i 70 speak out today 10 Q
mildly dangeEous act Of great wis
dom. But II h hard foe Southern
liberals 10 bsllsvs H. Caation has
become . cherished habit! sonf
science has b%en spill on 70 long
from words and acta that u 10 not
easy 10 fli up the shasm between
them. Into that chAsm h0w the
energy of Southern liberalism and
Its integrity. We just doa't love
human freedom enough 10 take real
risks for H.
II h lasFsdIbls that dsmaKenIs
Ogatory soald hypnstlss not Saly
the pogs and iEaoTaat bet oar
liberals Into bsllsvlaa hat ths
enly way We can work Oai pEeb-
lens si racial segregation b 10
set ~ an svsa werss regional
msarsnatloa which, liks RRaalan
aeaial Of frvsaem u apsesh.
bao h.hamnlnR. matisaal lsslatiDa-
Ism, h % daaasFoaa . withdraw.
Fl fFsm the realities u the world
We live IN.
Iialf.Opsm DsSr
I believe II Mtsmn from two rea-
sons. One has 10 do with our Iron
curtain, which ia Importantly dlf-
fuFent from Rusaia'a because ours
has . door IN H. The Constitution
Of the United States guarantees
that We AouthsSn0Es saHBo, BE- cut
on completely from the rest u the
~orld. That makes . big differ.
snee 10 ~ and 10 the demRRoRusa.
Here At tsia hAlf.0psR door the
Dixie politicians have gathered for
sl1hty.Ave years, trying 10 shut
u, trying never 10 let u open wld.
o., ny veto, they have kept II
half ahutI by Oratory. they have
persuaded ~ that stepping across
liz threshold 10 taboo, Even the lib
erals half believe that there ls
something In thla talk. for II has
been . a,iM iRdoe.rlnation given up
since bahyhood,
ADDED 10 this vague uncertainty
about the validity Of human rights
versus stats rights, IL the belief Of
the Southern liberal that "sysry.
body h prsIudlosd but me-" We live
IN . hind Of achlnOld world due "a
cur Sslf.lmpOasd censorship, II IA
easy 10 be eoAvlnced--hecausa We
- .a.-.-zs
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2. OLIVET nAPTIsr CHURCH

Mt. OLISET BAPTIST CHUMCH
Rev u c. whites subject at the
morning hour was The Reality OF
God" His text was found In the
lAth Psalms ist verse. The fool
hath said tn bis heart there IL no
0oi5 They are corrupt
Visitors At the morning service
were Willie Carpenter. Mrs Mamie
Brock. Earssl Neal, M and MFs, y,
Addison, Mrs. MaEHales Cumming
ham, Mr.. James CiaFdy. Mr. and
Mrs Carter Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Thomas
AZ sac pm the pastor called his
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Nee ToFa CITY survey showed
mat butter wAa ne only tOOd found
IN every home
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FILE No. ssSss
ORDRR Ton HEARING PETITION
ron ADMINISTRATION. LIMITING
TINE To FIkE CLAIMS AND FOn
HEARING THHnEON
state Of Minnesota. County Of Hen
nspin, In Probate Court
In Re Estate Of Sadie TubmAn. Doca-
dent
oFdsr fer Hearing PetBtlsn fop
Letters % Aamalmimermth@m
1T - ORDERED that all persons
Interested ahsw cause, u any they
have, before thia Court on AOnday,
April i1th. lSAs. At 10 o'clock AN.
IN the Court House In Minneapolis,
galnnssotS ghI the Pstl,iea q
County. Minnesota. for the appoint
meat % himself Is AdmintstFatoF.
sersin hisa Should not ee Eranted
IT - FURTHER ORDERED that
within four Eaoaths from the date
hereof all creditors % said Dsesasnt
ale their claims In this Court Proofs
viii BE heard ana claims examined
and adjusted before thla CoaFt 90
MoadAy, August 4nd. lsta at ~
e,eioek AN. in the Court House In
hinnsApoliA Minnesota.
Thsss orders shall be pabllshea 10
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
eeptss EsaIlsa accSrdinG 70 lac.
WINES a. HON JAMES q
KEHoE JaaGs Of PROBATE Court.
this ieth day % March, 1874
Hall SmitR Rnkel . Hsdluna.
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