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Evening star., 1949-07-20

already mentioning Judge Thom-
as F. McAllister of Grand Rapids,
Mich, from the Sixth Circuit
Court Of Appeals. Mrs. McAllister
was formerly head of the women's
division of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
Women in the past have pressed
for the promotion of Judge Flor
ence Allen. also from the Sixth
Circuit, but she is ga now. An
other minority. the Negroes, have
a qualified candidate these days,
Gov. William H. HASTE OF the
Virgin Islands, a former Judge Of
the Federal court there and an
honor graduate Of the Harvard
Law School,, -, pn ~ roftsvts
Evening star., 1949-07-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. AL


I could walk into customs in Lis
bon and laugh at them.
Unfortunately, Mr.. Keeler IS not
here. He's in Atlanta, Ga. So. 7
will have to pack for myself. My
packing consists chiefly Of jump
ing up and down on my suitcase
until it will close.
I'm tomorrow's column I will
wish bon voyage to myself from
you all.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1949-07-20

choice OF q sue
ce S S or to ST.
preme c ur t
Justice M ur-
ply.
Men Of t h e
Presidents per-
suasion do not
now control the
c ourt though
of the in e,
S e v e n W e r e
Roosevelt a p
pointees. t W o
named by Mr..
Truman. j u S.
fica M11rn n y
Evening star., 1949-07-20

Oil VI lily al.
fairs are in
complete \ dis
order.
BY getting up
late and going
to bed the same
there are no
ends that are
not loose.
One Of the
things that !
yet have to do
is pack. Grace
fully thrown
ar un m y
hokal roona lie
Evening star., 1949-07-20

Iau OF SnanS-
hal because Of
floods and the
lack Of com.
munications to
enable quick
regrouping Of
forces. is ex-
pected to meet
with negligible
r esis ia n ce. .
What is left Of
the Nationalist
army is moving
rapidly toward
the West, where
Evening star., 1949-07-20

1igfon that has
tied 1t up Just
on ; the very
edge Of enact
ment.
For the Sen
ate already has
approved q
very satisfac-
tory measure
to meet what
is prop er y
called "the
crisis Of edu-
| cation"
There is,
Evening star., 1949-07-20
By Constantine Brown

Three Chinese Communist
armies this week started their
main drive against Canton and
Southern China.
The offensive, delayed after the
Evening star., 1949-07-20
By Thomas L. Stokes

It is most unfortunate that the
tFederal-aid-to-education bin has
become embroiled In a contro-
7versy In the House involving re-
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Bv Doris FIeeson

The judicial fate of the welfare
state which President Truman Is
pledged to defend and extend
pivots largely on the Presidents
Evening star., 1949-07-20
HzxzzIuzv 56xM>zlV
is in good hands!

the regular ranger forcehe had been temporary
ranger-Rsnger Bill" participated the risky recovery Of
the body Of reckles. skier. Though warned Of the
danger. he insisted on joining the search. HE had .
Evening star., 1949-07-20

n UR NATIONAL PARKS and monuments .,trac.
~ some 100000 visitors annually. Among these
inevitably are people who underestimate the hazards Of
Notwithstanding or overestimate their strength
and ability. The uckcr end up pecarouy dineing
Evening star., 1949-07-20
McLemore-
Recalls Best WAY
To Pack Suitcase
Bv Henry McLem

Come tomorrow I will be off for
Europe. Africa. and way points.
Thanks to feverish activity on
my part during the last 10 days;
Evening star., 1949-07-20

SECURITY u.s. INDEED IN GOOD HANDS!
+
Washnsfonans handle their personal affairs with equal
t-fuyi,y .hrs they utilize american Security Trust
COMPANY checking account facilities Both conventional
checking services and seeuy checking accounts ava
ablr The late, require minimum balance. and offer
tevsonay imprinted checks (uh charge for eheekbook
ss . e.n Of only Zoe tev ehsek slsarsd.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
"s.v.a my Life

a C06-Send Tor GAS-1kAkIbUFN
when exesss stonsch acid causes painful. sudocaA
ins sas scgr sofnAch and heartburn, doctors usuAy
prescribe She fastest-acting medicines known Tor
symptomstio felef--medic thoeein Bell-ans
Tsbiets No laxative. Bell-anS brings comfort In z
y Of return bottle 70 Us for double money back q
BELL ANS for Acid INDIGESTION 25f
Evening star., 1949-07-20

pri0e IN the reputation OF tns ranger
force that he vas not going to le, down,"
said the chief ranger. even though he
was not 4 ranger on the payroll but one
in spirit only"
Bill Buffers heroism is typical Of the
work Of the rangers Of the National Park
Service. Their "day'swork" includes fght-
ing forest fires. scaling slmos. 'unscalable
peaks. and taking dangerous chances that
seldom bring personal glor;. YET these
spectacular feats are but incidents in the
lives Of rangers who constantly contribute
to the security Of park visitors. Endlessly.
in little ways and big, working long hours.
frequently at financial sacrifice to them
selves and their families, they guard the
public while At the same time they safe
guard the priceless features Of the na.
,ional parks that are an important part
Of our American heritage. AMERICAN
Evening star., 1949-07-20

Corps transport plane which had crashed into glacier on
Mount Rainier The search perlous glacier surfaces.
constantly endangered his life After locating the plane he
refused reward of 900 that had been offered by relatives
Of the missing Marine airmen.
Holder of the highest award Of the Department of the
lnterorthe Distinguished Service Medal personally pre-
sented by Secretary j. A. Krug-Bl Butler appointed
permanent national park range, in 1886 By executive
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-09-30
BACK 10 SCHOOL

angus NcIlochnio has returned to
Washington College at Seattle to
resume his studies. He was accom-
pani Cd by Kent Sondvil1 who returned
to Lcuro lWood &c odony at CASTOR,
Oregon. This is angus juni r yoar
at allogo and Kont' S juni n year
at academy.
Esther -Kerttula is attend ing the
University OF alaska. Esther won
a Scholarship at the Univers ity.
She is t, king q Pre-medie
cal course.
Jalmar Kerttula left this last week
for the University Ct Washington
where he will enter Medical College
SON FOR THE SPECS
IT. end Mrs. Donap Specs of Portege
Alaska announced the birth Of & son
last Saturday, September "a, at the
Valley Hospital. The new arrival
has been named Dom Clark Specs.
tEPAkS STILL Of AYED
lord has been received here that
Tom Lepak is ill with pneumoni q. The
Lapaks have been having considercblt
difficulty on their return trip to
Alaska over the Highway. For some
time they have been held up in Fort
St. Johns waiting for parts for
. their new Buick , which they
purchased in the States.
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81. philips LUTHERAN
SPECIAL SERVICES
FRIDAY AND RASYVR

Good Friday will be observed
by q special Good Friday service
at 300 2. N. Friday evening.
There win BE- . brief meditation
by Pastor Anderson on the topic
LATED Up" Special Good Friday
music win BE- provided by the ri
grim male octstte who viii sing
Were You ThereG"
Easter services win be held at
$50 q m, Sunday morning, April
~ Children may assemble In The
basement for Sunday school while
the parents attend services in the
sanctuary, Miss lone Schmidt,
soprano solulst, will provide EPe-
eial Easter music. Pastor Andcr-
son viii preach on the topic, ''Hs
Must Rise Again"
Following Easter Sunday the
time for both church and Sunday
school ~ill b. changed 10 $40 .,
m, regularly, making u possible
for the whole family 20 attend 81
Philip's at the same time. Chi
drrn win gather In the basement
for Sunday school At the same
time - the morning service. Re
member the new time $50 .. m.
Ivy eur waRs-aA spctioa % rsai
that upare Foom--adxI
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"challeMge 81 Cross"
WIN Do Presented Ge
Bethesda SHMdCy

Ths Bethesda Baptist sunday
School win present liz Easter pro-
gram Al 7 p. m, Easter Sunday,
April ~.
Tho primary and junior pro.
gram win be directed by Mrs.
Vera Wright The young people
will BE- featured In . pageant
The Challenge Of the Cross" The
ain disciples win b. portrayed by
Lsola jackson. Mary CiArdy. Ad-
rtsnns Merrill. Leah Cole. Elaine
Jackson and Phyllis williams.
The part Of the evangelist win be
played by Rev jerome Tate. The
"Croas" pageant Ia directed by
Mrs Mildred MAnderviIle. Follow.
Ing the program nifty dozen Eas-
ter eggs viii Be distributed.
Mrs Roaalind ulanton In super.
lhtsndent Of the Sunday school.
The public 10 cordially invited.
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TvvIN cITV ELlGS SaElD TWo
SGRVIcGs IAST SUNDAY

Twin City Elks had . fun day
last Sunday. In the morning at
II O. m. MinnekahA Temple No.
i2o was host 10 Twin City tenn
pies and lodges at q combined
health and education service hSid
at Holsey Memorial church. Min
neapoliS.
DR.. w. d. Brown gave . fine
talk on health and sociAliEed med
Icins. Leon Lswis. exalted ruler OF
Amsa Lodge. presided.
In the evening the annual
Thanksgiving service OF MinnesO-
u Elks was held with Como Tenn
pie ~ host at g. James AM.E.
church, g. Paul. Rev. n. ~ Moore
preached q sermon on the true Elk
principle and mottoS
Edward l., Boyd. Minnesota dis
trict deputy gave q talk on
Thanksgiving pointing out the
many reasons why Eikn should
BE- thankful. Mrs. Jean Waters
presided At tho service before the
crowded church
Most Elk auxiliaFies including
the Past Exalted Rulers Council.
the Antiered Guard and others
were IN full Tegalia.
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SIOUX FAILS. S. D.
MINERVA HRDGEWATER
0ss N. MINI. AVE.
SIOUX FALLS, O. d.

Good Friday was observed by
the Ministerial Alliance al the
First Congregational church. Rev.
". w. Bolts, Jr, pastor OF 81,
Johns Baptist Church, brought
the message: Lord, remember me
when thou CONTEST into thy King
DOM" Rev. Bolts was one Of the
speakers last year.
Executive Beard meeting Of
Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota
and Minnesota Baptist Associa-
ton, which met 1t the East Side
Presbyterian Church. with Phi
grim Baptist Church, Rev Eu-
gene Williams. pastor, a. host for
two days left for their homes on
Wednesday night. According 10
information received. over 70 dele
gates were present On wednes-
day evening. Rev, n. w. Bolts Jr.,
pastor Of 81. Johns Baptist, and
choir appeared a. guests and gave
several selections. The sudden IN
ness Of Rev. Samuel Davis, pastor
Of Antioch Baptist Church. Wa
terloo. Iowa. who was hospital
lied at the McKsnna Hospital
with pneumonia on Tuesday.
brought concern To all. A. this
writing. Rev. Davis has improved
20 the extent that he may soon
leave for his home. Mrs. Davis
remained to be near her husband.
Pilgrim baptist Church. Rev.
Eugene Williams. pastor. had a.
its Sunday text 2 Chronicle TIL.
Subject: America Needs More
Family Affairs" The blessing of
the following babies took place:
Doris Elaine Hildreath and Gwen
dolyn Harris. Each mother was
presented with q rose by the pas
tors wife, Mrs. williams.
The NAACP. Mrs.. ,. staPIston.
president. met at the YwCA on
Thursday. The program commit.
tee, with Mr.. James =. Monkey,
chairman, presented the music.
Mrs, J. E. Monkey read several
selections. The Youth will present
n program next month around the
life Of Booker r. Washington
Rev. a. w. Bolts. Jr.. pastor Of
81. Johns Baptist church, spoke
Sunday, April 10. on worldly
Praise" Rev Bolts stated that
worldly praise In deceptive. five
set our hearts on u, we shall b.
disappointed, for II 10 temporal
and win soon fade away. There
FORE let US seek the favor OF the
Lord and strive for spiritual
things. In q special service. Baby
Malcolm Preston Lotion was
blessed. Mrs. Monroe Lotion May
Frances AnderSonl mother of the
baby christened, united with the
church. Mrs. Samuel Davis, wife
Of Rev, Davis, was q visitor.
The 81 Johns Baptist Church
Missionary Society. Mrs. Walter
Edgar. president. met Al the home
OF Mrs. William Tulsnn, i703 w.
9th st., Friday. Rev. n. w. Bolts,
Jr. held . Missionary ouiE on the
work OF Jesus. A play, Hope
Chest" with Mrs n. w. Bolts
chairman, was outlined, which
will be presented on the Fourth
Sunday. MIRA Samuel Davis was
. visitor, bringing greetings from
the Missionary societies At the
Antioch Baptist Church, water
loo, Iowa.
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SoTIcn OF INTERPRETATION

NWNNN@ OW INTERPRETATION
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that
q AND 4, INC, \ Minnesota cor
pofAtlou, WAS Incorporated on the
sth day % April. iaaAl that the sen.
eFaI nature % the business 90 be
goRductea Nv said corporation u 70
buy, sell, deal In. manufacture,
goods. wares and merchandise and
other property Of all Mind, chaFRas
ter ana description, ana 10 DO any
and all thtaHs that an individual
person cnn 90.
The names ana addresses Of ita
lnVarpoFatafa are a. foilpWui
n. q, fuat. aeaa West Lake. MIN
neapglin, Minnesota
n A. kiinHeihuta. a0at sheridan
Ave. a., Minneapolis, Minnesota
%. y, aWeen, ~ aputh 18th Ave,
Hopkins, Minnesota
The names and addresses % its
fret Hoard % b'rsctoFa are ~ fol-
Douglas v. DaasheaIh, tGa Ashley
Road. tntSTlauheh faFh. Hop
kina, Minnesota
rhgmas . Ahsiet, pseRhATsR,
Minnesota
". b swssa, a. south itIh Ave.
nae. Hepk lns. Minnesota
Dated Apfil Z, letp
vsanum. NsvItie. wfiaat a NSwhAli
Attotheys Zoe 9 AAd =, Inc,
Northwestern nahk hullainH
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Former Twin City
Pastor Directs 5000
Member Detroit Church

10 thor seats on Sunday morn
InGA.
Twice this number Of church
programs are printed on -spscial"
Sundays. such ~ Easter. Mothers
Day and Christmas.
Moro than 1000 letters are
mailed annually 10 members. To
handle this huge load Of CORES.
p0adcnes. the office 10 equipped
with all the modern fixtures 10
speed up services. They include
an addrsasograph machins, mali.
ing machine, and an slsctrie-
powered Gtsncil,
where does this HssaSy got
Here are . few Sf thu achieve.
meats whISh Ebea~EsE can
eialEa.
4 $4,000 modsrnistle parson-
age ~ IsI Arden Park has been
aaNA a.. a. ALL
A 49, -. .,... 49, 49,.
,us,.,,'.,
- ...,,, ,,u,,. "a.
loan. totsIIns $40 600 10 rnsmbsEs
m the church during io4a
Almost 5000 has been Faised
for Eben.s~y,s bsvOosed affoms
Foy me As.d"
A f,Ii Tim. naal.tnn, pastor haa
b.rn smolovsd.
The rev stewart haa baptined
bia children and adults, Married
iaA no,,plsa ana pysarhsa mor,
than afs, funeral.
"No msmber Of Ebensssr uhail
eve, suffer" the pastor assures
hls congregation
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Jones Wooden
Rites Mold

NN8g~g M~MuM
Funeral services were held Sat
urday. April Q. e Woodland Fu-
neral Home Chapel for James
Walden, age %. o. ZOO NlooIlst
Ave. So.
Mr. Walden died Thursday.
April 7. at the Our Lady Of Good
Counsel hospital. Rev. ,. 8 Tate
officiated at ths services and the
intsFmsnt was Crystal Lake Gem
stsry.
he IL survived by relatives In
g. Louis and Kansas City. no.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements.
The funeral was arranged and
paid for by Dan orcenburK. pro-
prastOr Of Hughes Drug Store, %
Washington Ave. So
Several days before his death,
Walden, vino was penniisas. asked
the business man 10 visit him at
thu hospital whore he lay dying.
His final request vas that ar.
0resnburE provide him with .
Christian burial. While Walden
was hardly more than 9 casual
acquaintance. Cresnburs felt that
he must aeeeds 20 waldon'a final
request. He not only paid the bill
but he served ~ one Of the pail
bearers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

~. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN CHURCH
~ Easter time there IL always .
great deal aald ana written about
victory over death. victory over
sin. for these were tins results ~
Chftst's resurrection from the dead.
Easter morning the CHAINS o. death
were I0ossnsd. Aha . life after
death WAS guaranteed for all men.
One Of the most important qusa-
tons, however, 70 How may We -
convinced that Jesus actually did
think, perhaps, that n We had been
there Ia Jerusalem ana seen ali the
sVtdsncs that ne could believe u
easily. And yet. the disciples who
saw All that evidences did NOT be-
iisSs the rssurTeetion 20 Be fact
..-gniil thsy saw that sssiPtgEs
again from the dead. Thsn they be-
iisved ana their faith WAS rooted
IN certainty. Bot We have that evil
dsBcs also. We have Gods Word,
the Bible. here az hand, A. q matter
% fact, ws have MORE Of Gods
Word thar the early ata0tplan. who
only thing that can pTOdues q csr-
tAinty In our fAith In the TesuTTec-
tlOn % Jesus - the testimony that
Gomez TO ns from God Rimzsif in
its Won inspired Word. u Il upon
that that Ws build our faith. And
that Word tells ~ clearly that the
resurrection was an laasmEal past
Of the plan Of salvation LAID in stsr-
nifty, According TO the Scriptures
lie MUST Riss Again" That viii
be the topic for our Easter sermon
BY Pastor Anderson. The tsNt ~
John l0atsl0. There will also be
special Easter music and hymns
We ask you TO nots . CHANGE
IN TIME for both church and Sun
day school Starting EaAtaF sunday
both church and Sunday school
will meet az $50 q. N. tins sunday
sheOoi win meet In the basement.
as our tables and equipment are
now ready for use. while ths adults
and parents GAthar upstairs In the
sanctuary for morning worship ser
PhilIp's your FAMILY church. BFinE
the whole family At the same time
and enjoy hearing and stndytnk
1Od's Word together with rs. see
our ad for time, place and details.
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program Easter eggs will be dis
lrtbuted Come out and bring the
little ones with you. Always q
hearty welcome at Bethesda. II you
have no church homo make Beth
ssdA your choice. Rsmember the
sick and shut-tns On pEaySE.--earah
Bsnnon. Tep0FteF,
TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Service Was very good In all
meetings during the day Sunday,
April 10. The Sunday school opened
At the usual hour, with very alec
attendance, with some additions.
Elder ftobinson preached at both
morning and evening service, The
PentscostAl Lighthouse Church win
loin with the True Apostolic church
In their Easter program In the IL
a. m. service Elder stanley VIII
Hanson, pastor OF the PentscostAl
Lighthouse Church, will bring the
Easter message. We invite you TO
come. Special prayer for the STICK
every Thursday evening from 9 D.
IN. to 10 .. m. The hand will also
come to your home, call Elder A.
Robinson, BR SesS.
Mrs. Rosa Haywood OF ASA eth
Ave, 50. IL on the sick list, David
Taylor Of ti3 Dupont Ave. No. has
been shut for the second week
but IL getting along nicely. Mrs.
EffiS Cobbs 10 at home after three
weeks In the hospital. She II doing
very well.
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ny Isaae Jones In AiIohiGnR
ChFOniele

Even religion has IL business
side.
Yet a. you Ut revsrsntly silent
In the immaculate pew VI Ons Of
DetToit's beautiful churches,
watch with awe the pattern Of
light and shadow made ~ sun
light streaming through magnifi-
cent stained glass windows, or lis
tan 10 the inspiring sermon Of .
Protestant or Catholic minister
you are lost in . world Of the
spirit
But churches cost money.
Ebenszsr AME church, for eN-
ample. the largest In the African
Methodist Episcopal group In De.
troit. spent $4,000 last year for
salaries alone
office supplies such a. paper.
ink. repairs and the like tStaIsd
ss.sss,t0
URdsg the Isaasrnhip u tbs
pastor. ths rev. Carlyle n.
stewart, and kla assistant, tes
rev. HeaJanlne a. BROOKS, tiss
church nov has a.8O0 asliVe
members. DuTing iDts. the total
aaaatlona % these malmbsrs
AmnDumtsd 10 eBs,sTe.eA
Since the Rev Mr. Stewart was
appointed minister Of ths e52s, 900
church, 1000 new members have
added theiF names % the Fuii.
Aiding the pastor In the busi.
nsas Of the church are 20 members
% the steward board, ~ trustees
and 10 auxiliary trustees
EbensasF has % clubs and aux.
illaFiss and ias class leaders.
Behind the scene are thrss reg.
ulaF employees VINO edit and print
the church bulletin. keep records,
write. mali out thousands Of let.
tsrs 10 members OF this vast
Christian organization.
Mrs Matte IAN urayaon. sec
Rotary, has been on the job for
10 years. Working with her are
Mlns Ivory N. Branch. clerk, and
STANLEY n, Ware, stsnoKraphsr
Tbs office crew prints ever
1909 btlistlns each week 10 b.
handed 10 HasmbeEa IL tn eoa-
RSegAiioa ~ thay arc uahsscd
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YOUNG WILLIAM
ANS BURIGD

Willie Allen, Jr., 354s Hiawa-
tina Ave, So. died Saturday. April
Q. at General Hospital. He was
thirteen months old.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Allen, sr,,
HIS parents. survive him.
The funeral services were held
Monday at 10 q, m, at Woodland
Funeral Home Chapel. with Rev,
jerome 8. Tate officiating. The
intsrmsnt was At Crystal Lake
cemetery.
Woodland Funeral Home had
charge Of the arrangements.
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m Ministers from Twin City
churches will deliver messages Of
eongTatulation and encourage
ment
A very unique program has been
planned for sunday. April 40 at
4 p. m, T'hs weeks celebration viii
close with . public reception Nun
day night, April 20,
Ths public 10 cordially invited 10
attend all Of these services. Mrs.
Deauls Gresham. general chairman
OF the committee said this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15


After reading Mr. George n.
Adams attack on this column and
the Legality of our presence IN
Duluth, our first impulse was 10
ignore the letter completely. ss-
peciAiiy since Mr.. Adams failed TO
refuts Q single accusation made by
this writer.
But because Mr.. Adams way Of
thinking Il 30 typical of the mar
row-mindsdnsas Of the majority
Of Duluth Negroes, we felt an an
SweF was imperative.
Mr.. Adams angrily aHsailed the
writer a. . ''Sslf-appolnted wise
man from nowhere" vino came 10
Duluth for the sole purpose Of
pulling the Negroes heads out Of
the sack. No. We didn't come 10
Duluth In "'0s" In the service Of
ths railroad companies and lake
carriers. we paid first-claas fare
just I'VE years ago.
A. for pulling the brothers head
out Of the Sack--Pu-lsene! Don't
wish that JOB On N! We merely
thought, 20 build . little smudge-
fire under the sack, he'd drag his
head out himself.
Pardon ~ Mr.. Adams. " We
forgot our immigration papers.
We just didn't know that Il was
incumbent upon q new conner
(just five years, you know 10 re-
gistsF with the AFistocrRcy 90 OF
the Negro colony upon arrival We
thought that after keeping quiet
for five years, we could now
voice an opinion.
Our antagonist I've like that
world walled at the fact that all
good citizena'' Of the town did not
know the writer. We are assuming
that Mr.. Adams meant the darker
brother. Well. out Of the some 400
Negroes In Duluth. the writer
knows at least 500 by name and
another nifty by sight. Just how
many good citizens" do We have
in this mans town.
4 short autobiography for the
benefit Of the good citizens" Of
OUR town:
Born thirty years ago, g. Louis.
Mo. that should make me q
good Citizen Attended very few
schools. 1.-THE editor win bear me
out on thIsJ Sold Life Insurance
In 81. Louis. and served with 10th
Cavalry in Kansas. all previous to
World War II.
Served three and one half years
World War II. ~ months over
seas, 92nd. DIV. Rank: LIST Sgt
Holder Of several citations for
helping to make Il possible for
you and me TO carry on this chit
chat.
Now pursuing course In
tn.tYu q iaf,a and 40 V,aan ottr-
suing which makes II possible TO
have . critic ~ Mr.. Adams. OIL I
almost forgot, I have been In
Duluth only nVe years
Now. Mr.. Adams. may I como
In?
Next week more echOes--keep
listening.
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BeeheSdG'S Poster
Observes Ills First
Anniversary April 20

The first anniversary Of the
passionate Of Rev. Jerome .. Tata
Of Bethesda Baptist church win
BE- observed on week beginning on
wednesday, April 20 At Ts4S ..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
CAnD on THAMES

wish to thank all OF my friends.
acquaintance, and CO. workers for
the kindnssses shown during my
recent tIlness. Especially do I wish
TO thank the Drs BiRBon and KEEL
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. RuffneF and
MrA Helen Moore,
Mrs.. Kathryn Jackson
1t2 Rondo Ave.