davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-08-25

so-Rey. 5.ss to s.ss Sweaters, famouE
make. Short and long sleeves. Fine
gauge rabbit hair, nyion. 10o% all wool,
6o% French Angora and 40qo zephyr
wool combinations. Soft pastels and
dark shades. Sizes 80 to 40 ------ 299
127-Reg. 1888 Sweaters, famous make.
Cardigans Short and long sleeves; 500
French Angora and 4o% zephyr wool
combinations. White. pink, blue. maize.
sizes 40 tn 40 800
Evening star., 1949-08-25

Reg. 1888 Terry Beach Coats. White
only. Sizes S., M, L. 3.ss
REG. 5.ss to 1888 Beach Jackets and
Coats. Solid blue and blue print, Sizes
IL and 13 900
A-Reg. zoo to 4.Ss Halters, midriff.
Solid colors, stripes and prints 80. 9sc
15-Reg. 4.SS Stacks, denim blue, sizes
8 to is 900
So-Reg. 2.95 T-shirts, solid colors. Sizes
D, M, l.. 1.99
Evening star., 1949-08-25
FUR-TRIMMED
WINTER COATS
Third Floor,

Reg. 1885 Mouton Lamb Trim. All
wool, greed, size II u.-------------39.00 $500
Reg. 1886 Genuine Ocelot Trim. All
wool, fitted, green, black. size Ii -. $500
Reg. 1886 Grey Bombay Lamb Trim.
All wool, skipper, size IL --------- 5000
4-Reg. 1895 Silver-blu Muskrat Trim.
AL wool, green, grey, sizes to 13 ---47.00
3-Reg. 1896 Grey Persian Lamb Trim.
AL wool, green, sizes II to Is ---,- 400
REG. 1885 Mouton Lamb Trim. All
wool, green, royal, sizes to is ---- 100
Reg. 1886 Grey Bombay Lamb Trim.
All wool, wine, size IL -----4 47.00
3-Reg. 1895 Grey Bombay Lamb Trim.
All wool, wine, sizes IA to 16 -, $500
Reg. 1895 Natural Ermine Trim, all
wool broadcloth, fitted, black, red, sizes
10, Is 5--------~.---------- A.00
Reg. 1885 Genuine Leopard Trim, all
wool broadcloth, fitted. red, black, sizes
Reg. 1885 Genuine Leopard Trim, all
wool suede, fitted, black, size Is - 44.0o
Reg. 10000 Genuine Leopard Trim,
all-wool suede, fitted, green, size 10, 400
Reg. 10000 Muskrat Trim, all-wool
suede, boxy, blue, wine. sizes IA, ID, 400
REG. 10000 Black Persian Trim, ALL
wool suede, green, wine, size IL 400
Reg. 1885 Mink Tail Trim, all-wool,
suede, boxy. black, size 12----4-.44.00
5-Reg. $685. Genuine Leopard Trim, aIl-
wool suede. fitted, black. green, wine.
sizes 10, II - --.s- = s-'-:5 $500
31--Reg. 69.S5 Genuine Leopard Trimsa ALL
wool suede, boxy, wine, size 10 $500
1-Reg. 69.95 Silver-blue Muskrat Trim.
aH-wool suede fitted, black, size II. $500
1-Reg. 6S.S5 Genuine Leopard Trim, all
wool broadcloth, fitted, black, size 8, $500
1-Reg. 69.95 Sable-dye Squirrel Trim,
all-wool needlepoint, fitted, green, size is,
$500
1-Reg. 1896 Ranch Mink Trim, all-wool
broadcloth, fitted, black, size 10.---44.00
Reg. 1895 Genuine Leopard Trim, all
wool suede, wine, size 14-----------A.00
Evening star., 1949-08-25

1Reg. $500 Coats, all-wool sharkskin,
yoke backs, grey, sizes IL, Is. 49, 1890
REG. 69.95 Coats, all-wool sharkskin,
grey and tan, sizes Is. 201a $500
3-Reg. 1895 Coats, all-wool crepe, black
and navy sizes 221s to 261a - 1900
Reg. $500 Coat, all-wool crepe, black,
size 16h Observation-Disclosures 27.0O
5-Reg. 1895 Coats, all-wool gabardine,
black and grey, sizes 201s to AN 800
REG. 49.95 Coats, all-wool crepe, navy,
black, size 26ls 100
-Reg. 1900 Goats, all-wool gabardine,
black and navy, sizes II, 14----37,OO
Goats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
F;s.r Fl.

150-Reg. LOO Jewelry, odds and ends,
25c plus tax
210-Reg. zoo to 2.9s Handbags, assorted
styles and colors ----99c plus tax
-30-Reg. 1895 Raincoats, water-repel-
lent, checked and solid, sizes 10 to 18.
4A
Evening star., 1949-08-25
S u | T S Rise, sss

-Reg. $685. Suits, all-wool iridescent
sharkskin, pocket detail, size 1914, 27.oo
1-Rex. 1855 Suit, all-wool crepe, tucked
shoulders, side pockets. black, size 1872,
27.O0
2s-Reg. $500 Suits, all-wool pincheck.
tan, blue, grey, sizes 10 to 18--------15.oO
Evening star., 1949-08-25
BEACH WEAR 1;.,, +.

10-Reg. 1898 to 1855 Bathing Suits,
one and two piece. Famous make. Cot
tons, satin lastex, nylons. Assorted colors.
Sizes 80, SO
6-Reg. 1888 to 11.9s Bathing Suits, one
piece. Famous make. Lastex and nylon
combinations. Assorted colors. Sizes 81
Evening star., 1949-08-25

12-Reg. $500 Dresses, rayon tissue faille
and rayon crepe, jewel or collared neck
lines, bead or nail head trims grey.
turquoise, magnolia, sizes 10 to 18 800
5Reg. 2295 Dresses, rayon crepe, fly
ing panels, short sleeves, grey, aqua.
green, sizes IL to 18 300
6-Reg. $500 Dresses, rayon crepe, bead
trims, long torso, black, turquoise, grey,
sizes 10, IL; soiled --------------5 500
REG. 1895 Dress, rayon crepe, rhine
stone trim, draped front, aqua, size 16:
sojled 400
Evening star., 1949-08-25

zReg. 1886 Suits, al-wool gabardine,
beaded trim, beige, navy, sizes IL, II.
-Reg. $500 Suits, all-wool gabardine;
two-tone, grey with navy. toast with
beige, sizes IA, 10 -------------- lS.Vs
eReg. 1885 Suits, an-wod gabardine,
two-tone, toast, grey, sizes 10, Is -l7So
Evening star., 1949-08-25
II Reg. 1875 to 69.95
AII-WooI Toppers
81

Several smart styles In all-wool
gabardine, crepe, sharkskin, broad
cloth; in tan, navy and grey. Sizes
14h to 241s, 10. u, 16 and 9 to 13.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

4-Reg. 1888 2-Pc. Long Sleeve Cord
Suits. Green, red, brown, grey. Sizes
II and Is only 4.99
REX 22.98 Suits, all lined, rayon twill
Blue, aqua, toast, grey and blue combi-
nation. Sizes 10, 16, 18 ------------ 8.Ss
Evening star., 1949-08-25

4-Reg. $500 Coats, all wool gabar-
dine, navy, sizes IA to Is ---------- 1900
3-Reg. 1895 Coats. all wool covert,
green, red, sizes 10. 10, IA ------- 1900
4--Reg. 1895 Goats, all wool, fitted,
black, grey, toast, sizes IA and 1S, .27.00
REG. 1895 Coats, all wool broadcloth,
royal, red, sizes 9, II -.------- 27.OO
Reg. $500 Coats, all wool covert,
fitted, red, sizes 9, 13 ------------ 17.00
Reg. 1895 Coats, all wool gabardine,
green, beige, navy, sizes 10, 13. is, 100
S-Reg. $500 to 59.95 Costs, all wool
gabardine and broadcloth. black, navy,
grey, red, toast, dacia, sizes 9, 10, IL. Is,
8-Reg. 1895 to 1895 Coats, all wool
gabardine and broadcloth, toast, grey,
green, black, sizes 10. IL, 13, IA, 16, 800
Coats, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
- Reg. 1875 to 5o.95.
S UT S ~
All-wool gabardine and au-wool
sheen gabardine In black, brown,
green, beige. Sizes 10 to ID. Slight
irregulars and mismatched skirts.
Sold as are.

1-Reg. 1885 Suit, all-wool gabardine,
beaded trim, brown, size H.. 1890
Reg. 1885 Suit, all-wool Glen Plaid,
size II ----------------- I7.OO
5Reg. 1885 Suits, all-wool gabardine.
green, red, aqua, sizes 10, II. 18.--- 100
s-Reg. 1885 Suits, all-wool gabardine,
pink, grey, navy, black, red, green, sizes
10, II, "A, 18
Evening star., 1949-08-25

ls-Reg. 398 to 5.9S Fabric Bags. Some
with handles s------1.39 1.39 plus tax
6-Reg. 1898 Beaded Box Bags,
2.99 plus tax
120 prs.-Reg. LOO to ESQ Gloves. Double
woven cottons. Cuff trims, hand sewn.
Leather and fabric combinations. Black,
navy, brown, white and pastels. Sizes
6 to 81a prs. 100
63-Reg. ZOO e. 800 Scarfs 99c
87-Reg. 3.98 to 5.98 Umbrellas, is ribs.
Solid and assorted colors --2 2.99
Reg. 1898 Weekend Cases,
2.99 plus tax
Evening star., 1949-08-25
FOUNDATIONS; ;ss a's..

Is Reg. ZOO to $50 Two-way Stretch
Girdles, small only --- $50
3OO-Reg. $50 Brassieres, famous make,
nyralon or rayon satin; white, nude, blue.
Sizes 80 to 40 BC-----4------9 99c
50-Reg. 225 to 800 Garter Belts, satin
lastex or lace; several styles, small, me-
dium. large ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
12o Reg. 500 to 1900 Girdles. Famous
makes, some panty styles. Sizes rs to 80,
2.ss
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25

7 Reg. 7.95 Maternity Dresses, bemberg
sheers. 10 to "a
Reg. $500 Dress. rayon crepe, black,
side drape. size 161a leo
3-Reg. $500 Dresses, sheer rayon crepe,
flying panels. black, sizes IL, IA, 18 go
Reg. $500 Dress, rayon tissue failtd.
side drape, navy, size IL - 900
Reg. 17.95 Dresses, rayon tissue faille,
fiared skirt, pink, size 16----. 100
Evening star., 1949-08-25
SPORTSWEAR F;ao. Fl

4-Reg. 5.98 Sunback Dresses, with boie-
70. One piece. Orchid, blue, pink.
Sizes III TO IL S.0o
2-Reg. 1898 Sunback Dresses, with
capes. Cotton stripes. Grey and green.
Sizes u and 18 only nly---------- 499
1S-Reg. 5.98 2-Pc. Midriff Dresses. Cot
ton pique with contrasting trn. White
only Sizes 10 to 20-----------------2 2.99
2-Reg. s.98 Sunback Dresses, with jack
cts. Denim blue Sizes and 10 only 4.99
Evening star., 1949-08-25
DR. RESSES s1s a'sor

11-Reg. 1895 and 1888 Evening Gowns,
white, sizes 9 to Is 800
15-Reg. 7.95 and S.95 Chambray Dresses,
assorted colors, sizes to IS ------ 400
11-Reg. 14.95 Dresses, frosted organdy.
pink; broken sizes ---------.-4.00
Reg. 2295 Dress, rayon print crepe,
short sleeves, taupe and green. size II.
600
Evening star., 1949-08-25

@Reg. 1885 Dresses, print rayon crepe,
square or Wee neckline, draped skirts,
sizes a, 16
1-ReS. 1895 Suit-Dress, cotton cord,
brown with white stripe, size IA. 500
Reg. 1886 Dresses, print rayon crepe,
black background, side drape, sizes
u, IA 500
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Special Purchase 300 New Fall
DRESSES
81

All regularly higher priced!
Rayon crinkled taffetas, rayon
faille suit-dresses, rayon faille
coat dresses. Long or three -quarter
length sleeves, fared or slim skirts.
Solid colors or stripes. Green,
brown, purple, black, in sizes IL
to 20.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
6l7 Poirs Reg. l.4e
NYLON PANTIEs
~ zbr 30

Brief style with elastic legs and
wristbands. Reinforced crotch,
quick drying, no ironing. White,
pink, blue. Sizes 5, 81.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
1900 Pair lbs to l.95
NY,LoN HOSE
} prs. 2'25
Sold by Box Of 3 Only

Sold by BOX OF OHIy
Perfect quality all-nylon hose:
full fashioned with reinforced toes
and heels. Elasticized tops. Smart
neutral shades. Sizes 81 to II.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25

Req. 22.95 Dresses, rayon crepe, navy,
black, with applique and braid, size IA,
800
Reg. 1885 Dress, 2-pc. rayon crepe,
dot trim, navy, size IL ---------3.Oe
2-keg. 1895 Dresses, print rayon crepe,
short sleeves, size 12---.-------3.Oe
Dresses, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-25
243 Reg. 5.e8 TO 1923
BLOUSES 2 'S'

Tailored and dressy styles In ray
on crepe. imported batiste. Tayon
tissue faille and cottons. Several
styles Ia pastels. black, brown,
green. Some slightly irregular.
Sizes 80 TO A.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
UNTRIMMED
WINTER COATS
bird Floor

Reg. 1895 Box Coats, all-wool suede,
hand tailored, black, sizes H. 16 -, 37.00
REG. 69.95 Zip Coats, all-wool gabar-
dine. brown and black, size 10------33.Oo
Evening star., 1949-08-25
LINGERIE Floor +.

27-Reg. 1888 to 1898 Gowns, famous
make. Rayon crepes, satins and some all
nylon. Beautiful lace trim top and bot
tom. Ribbon trims. White, pink, blue and
maize. Sizes 80 to -5.ss to S.9s
Evening star., 1949-08-25
y Reg. 7.9S to 1913
SWIM SUITS
80

Famous makes in wide variety of
FABRICS and colors. Many one and
two-piece styles. Sizes 80 to 40.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Lightweight Toppers
and Coats rioar sos

20-Reg. 1888 Toppers, "a length, wool
and rayon, black. grey, beige. sizes 10
Evening star., 1949-08-25

I-Rex. $500 Suit, all-wool gabardine,
cape jacket, beige, size 16. as Is 1900
Reg. 1896 Suit, all-wool sharkskin.
two-tone, grey, size 12----.----- = l6.o0
-Reg. 35.eo Suits, all-wool covert, green,
beige, toast, sizes IA, Is, 20--------u.O0
Evening star., 1949-08-25
P P!:;!;nsks.:!' h! Fl. J.! |
.
A MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGER

We ask your indulgence If you do not receive
our usual Philipsborn service during TINS
event Due to inexperienced extra personnel
our service may be slightly inadequate to handle
the large attendance.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
80 Reg. 1875 to 1926
ALL WOOL SUITS
ST

Beautifully tailored suits In smart
STYLES. All-wool sheen gabardines
in spice, kelly, black, skipper,
navy, red, grey, powder. beige,
j royal, wine, brick, toast, brown
! plaid. Sizes . to Is, 10 to 10. ~
Evening star., 1949-08-25

This will help us to speed up our service by
eliminating the necessity of checking your
account. Please carry rummage packages
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Keep Listening . More echoes


SUMMONS
state % Minnesota, County OF
Henhspin.
MpSIciPSI Court. CITY Of Mime
Apoita
AntSeny n CassluS PlaintIft.
~
Charles Edward Crump, Defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED pEFBND-
ANT
You. Charles Edward CFump, are
hereby summoned aud required 10
answer the complaint OF the plain
TIT tn the foregoing entitled action
watch complaint In hereto annexed
and herewith served upon you, ahd
TO serve your answer 20 the said
complaint upon the subscriber at
his office At tla Palace RulldlnG In
the city Of Minneapolis In the
C0uhty % Hennspin and state Of
Minnesota Nithin ten DAYS CiOl az.
ter service Of this summons upon
ycu. exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and 10 Yoa fail TO answer
the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff In this acs
ti0a will take Judgment against
you Tor the sum Of eighty. five dol-
lars ttsS o0l with Interest thereon
Al the rate % sin per cent (sqs) per
annuna slnce the ahd DAY Of Deem.
esr, tstN together with his costs
and disbursements herein.
RAYMOND W Cannon
Attorney for riAinttff
Sl2 Palace Building
MinnsaPolis, Minnesota
January "a iSaS
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nIoN nAPTTgr cmURcAa

sunday, April ~, Rev. n W.
Hotts preached q spirit TILED SER
mon, uatnE a. his tsxt Corinthians
$50, For ne that envy one may
rsesivo the thihKs done in hts BODY
according 20 that he hath d0ns
within u good or bad hev. ~ d
Henderson, assisted In the Bsrysee.
Music was furnished BY the Oospsl
Chorus and the JaniOr Choir, hlsB
LllltA Humphrey united with the
ehuTch on her christian experience
Mrs. &. l. MAnaksy Of Chicago, III.
Mrs ". n. Byrd. city. Mrs. =. -
Perkins, yuEtsT Andrews and Mr.. n.
McCaFthsT were visitors In the
morning service MEs Laura ~
Vaughn, 81 Paul, Vivian WllllAms,
and Irene CoWmAn were visitors ~
the S:Se D: m, service.
Rev. A. l. Kirk preached . great
missionary sermon. The 5extstts Of
Zion sponsored . musical program
Al D. m. Thsy were assisted ~ the
senior choir. The program was wen
come out ana hear all the sing
ing groups Of Zion Sunday evening
May 1 al D. IN. The program In
song win be sponsored By the b. 7.
q. Of Zion with Mr.. Raymond
Cooper a. chairman. Everybody 10
Rsmsmbsr the sick and shut-ins
meeting h held every "wednesday
evening from seven to nine. Re
member also the training class be-
ing held for the next five weeks on
Friday evening from 1:9o TO p.
IN. You are welcome TO come out
and Join In with ~. Mira Lewis
Seat0n. reporter.
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nnrHnanA CnuRcM

Rev. l. Eager OF NorthWosteTn
Bible Institute delivered the Rev.
Jerome 3. TNts's anniversary ser
mon Al Bethesda bapsis s, SaSTSs a
The Doctrine OF True Christianity"
The senior and Junior choirs fur
ntshed the music.
The afternoon message was de-
IIVsred by Mlss I. Myrtle Garden Of
Halle Y. Brown. 81. Peter's AhE
church choir and Bethesda Senior
choir rendered the music.
sololsts for the evening we're Ars,
W. A. Ross. Mrs. WinonA Nina, and
JudsOn Phillips. Taking leads we're
Mira Henrietta Loua. Mrs. Judson
PhiIlipH, Mrs. Emma Slmms and o.
J. Thornton. Appearing on the eve
ming program were little Miss Car
lOttA Wilson and Mrs. Jeanette
Johnson.
Many ministers, well known civic
leaders brought greetings 20 the
pastor. Yisitors from out OF the city
and from various churches also
brought gTestinGa.
Rev. and Mrs. Jerome 3. Tate. Of
ficeTa, general chairman Mrs. bessie
Of Bethesda church wish to thank
one and all for their services and
EsIt Sunday, Rev. Tate will re-
sumo his duties In the rostrum
after being silent throughout bis
anniversary celebration
sunday afternoon, May I, decous
of the church will bring q spiritual
Program" and Rev. l. Barge Will
deliver the message. The public IL
cordially invited. Remember the sick
In your prayers. on the sick list
are Mrs. Grace Hall. Mrs. ksttis
May Scott Prayer mssttpEs are
every Wednesday from TO p, m.
sarah benson. reporter.
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SIOUX FALLS. s. D.
MINERVA UNDERWATER
sSs N. MINI. AVE.
SIOUX FALLS. an

4nd Annual style show. The ST.
Johns Baptist Church, with Mrs.
Melvin Smith In charge, showed
models OF the latest fashions for
toddlerS, youths, mAtrons and men
Thursday evening at the church.
Among the toddlers were Wanda
Jean Frost, modelling three differ
ent fashions, Al q. Frost, Jr.,
Sharon Bolts, Melvin Smith. Jr,
Robert Lee Tate, Linda and Mon
roe Lotion, Jr., and Shirley Toll
bert. The inteFmissions consisted
Of q solo by Rev, II. w. Bolts, Jr.,
Miss Rose Marie McIAurin. Mrs.
Al q. Frost with Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn a. pianist. Many beauti-
fIl frOcks and suits were display
ed by the adults and young pco-
pie consisting OF the latest house
coats and formAls. Among the
out OF town models was Mrs.
Leonard williams, Mitchell. 8. ID.
who modelled three different
styles.
Completes one year rs manager.
Mrs, Robert Haynes. COL So. WI.
low Ave, win on May 1, l94D.
complete one year - manager Of
the COon's Beauty Salon In down
town Sioux Falls. Mrs. Haynes. q
beautician. was formerly employ
ed at the late Mltchell's Beauty
Shop and is the only eolored oper-
Rtor ut the well-known salon and
" the wife of the pilot. Robert
(Bob) Haynes.
Guests At TOastmlstree Group
Friday at the City hall with men,
berS Of the club, presidents and
officers OF other clubs In the city
were Mrs, Walter Edgar and Mrs
Oscar BridgewateT.
Mrs. Hattie WheeleV, 206h No.
Dakota Ave, and great grandson
Kenneth Horn left Thursday for
Kansas City, Mo. for q visit At
the home OF her daughter. Mrs
Wheeler 10 the state Mother Of
the Church Of God In Christ,
2lst wedding AnnfVeFsaEy was
celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Smith. ale East 32nd st.. Sat
urdAy. April ~. Mrs. Smith was
the recipient from her husband Of
. beautiful fur, and entertain
ment at the Morocco Club Satur-
day.
DOaald smith. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin Smith. and . senior
at WIS, set the broad jump mark
Friday at Sioux City in the NTH
annual Sioux City relay. Among
the 900 athletes from - colleges
and high schools. Donald was the
only colored entry.
TIE So Johns Baptist Youth
Choir with Mrs. II. W. BOtts, Jr.,
directing, rendered music at the
First Baptist church Sunday eve
ming, where the guest speaker.
Rev, Curtis r. Minis, Stockton,
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CARD or THANKS

wiah to thank the Zion Baptist
Church. pastor and friends for the
kindness they showed me during
my illness.
I especially thank the chairman
OF the Deacon Board and those
mothers of the church who were
always 90 Kind and thoughtful Of
me.
GIadys E. Chandler
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menl and resulted In thousands Of
young msn and young women
preparing themselves by taking
advantage Of educational InHtitu-
lions al hand.
CREATE DEPARTMENT.
After several years the frater-
nifty created . department Of edu-
eational activities. organized .
fun year nIns-polnt program, and
then established liz educational
foundation whereby many stu
dents were placed In higher In
situations Of learning ON scholar
ships and fsII0wships and other
forms Of student aid. II was the
forsrunnsF Of all the great educA-
tional programs carried on within
our group throughout the land
This win be tho first time q
regional meeting has come 10 the
Twin Cities.
An elaborate program Of events
has been planned by the host
chapters In conjunction with the
General Vice President Of tho
Mldwestsrn Jurisdietion.
The busineas sessions viii be
held In the CoffmAn Memorial
Union on the University Campus.
Friday. April 10. . TO n q m
Registration OF delegates and
visitors.
business Session. II q. IN. TO Z
y, m.
banquet --- Minnesota Union 49,
ESQ p, m.
Formal Party. Main Ball Room,
CnffmAn Memorial Union. 0:iS p.
m.
saturday, April 20
. 10 n noon Business Sea-
sion,
Up. m. Convention Picture win
be taken
lao to $50 p, m. business scs.
aiunA
Saturday afternoon the Alpha
MAtrona win entertain the wives
and company Of delegates and Wis
ting brothers.
10 p. m. Pan Hellenic Party.
Sunday. May lat
A. 1890 q. m the delegates
and visitors and members Of the
host chapters viii assemble In
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Echoes from DulwSh
Nv ImwaS 4, kaOOTO

An open letter 70 the Duluth
IntsrTaeiaI Cub:
Dear Club: After attending one
Of your meetings . few nights ago,
We must admit that We came
away with IN unfayorable TIM
precision Of your club.
We hope this letter win Be re-
csived In the hight In which Il u
intsndsd--eOnstrueti4s eFitidGm
You gave u the impression Of
being too narrow In your concept,
and too much sectaEian IN your
views. a. 10 ths form and shape an
organization such ~ yours. should
take.
The INST step. organizing the
group u comendabIe. However. I'M
less you adopt . more broad and
comprehensive program that win
attract Q much larger group Of
young adults" than you do now.
I am afraid you'n become just
another tea and cookie social club.
IntsrrAcIal groups reached IN
all time high during the Roosevelt
administration. Tho purpose Of
these groups were 70 bring To-
Rsther the more liberal minded Of
both races. and than adopt AC-
TON programs that would at
tract large number from the MAS
Of young peopls Of both races.
Action. ever action. were the
points stressed by these groups.
The aye and the sNYC were Wv
Va examples Of these organizations
and still are.
Did we discern Just . wee bit Of
forced lntsllectualiSmf We hope
not. for intsllSetuala. a. they are
known today. are noted for their
armchair geneFai-ship and better
thAn-thOu attitudes. Try not TO Be
guilty Of this practice.
We mentioned . broad and In
terestlng program which. We be-
lisve, should enlarge your group.
Here We list q few suggestions:
n short "aIGit" with an inter
racial flavor should prove inter
esttnE N well a. educational.
There should be no dearth Of par
Elephants. a. everyone At one time
or another has wanted 10 play the
ham" The room In which you
now meet at the WV" should be
an ideal place TO stage your play
let.
A great deal Of interest could
be created by running q city-wide
contest 70 select . play Of the type
mentioned. am sure you can see
the potential publicity in such q
scheme
The showing Of some lntcrraciAl
film should prove invaluable TO
your group A. well a. the COM
munity ~ q whole. There are sew
erRl film libraries In the city
where films may be rented at very
low cost. A protector should
prove no problem To obtain.
Then again, someone In your
group may own . motion picture
camera, II 90, all the better.
Bundle yourselves off to the park
some sunny day and make . short
movie, setting the date Of itA
showing. Again I am sure you can
see the possibilities In such an en-
deavoF.
We could 60 on and on, but we
think you get the idea
So take this letter In good
spirits, from one who 10 deeply In
tereatsd In the problems that con-
fronts him. a. well a. yourselves.
James l. Moore
Keep Listening More echoes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29

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