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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18

Minneapolis Council Relations which
done improving understanding
the varied and religious Minneapolis hold
ing It's second annual aday conference Tuesday November o.
the Nicolet Hotel
program meeting
hghgh Of the will be reached the dinner where the
chief executive OF state Luther Youngdah
officially executive order opening Minnesota
National Guard to citizens of Negro ancestry
Governor Youngda had planned make the
surprise major Tuesday However
newspapers ning Of his plan
political football by political antagonists and
decided November governor
the the organizations the
human relations field In the state In his devotion to the ideal the
practice oupOkn
advocacy bipartisan
Mayors major
ntuncement at its dinner meeting on Tuesday
The all meeting will bring together group pro-
fesOna and lay workers in the human relations field and
day citizens who viii and participate based
Minneapolis self-Survey
Many years ago Minneapolis gave
thorough senvesgaton of its practices in the treatment of its
minority groups Many practices proud
found Mayors advisory committee
continues study attempt correction of of the
the without fanfare
city shows steady frontal attack racial and religious
intolerance and bigoty.
does not receive recognition
compensation nonpaid
this field receive probably recognition enough in the hearts of
many. a. .... .........
newspaper seen progress by
organizations COMMUNICATES
awakening Of the old bible tsm that suggests that each human
his brothers keeper the that
intolerance costly disease and that bgoty destroys both the
gtver recipient.
Subjects aday conference illustrate
Minneapolis willing sit down discuss problems
years only radicals" would talk
Such subjects discrimination civic organizations religious
organizations health hospitals
industry labor; housing education training
win be topics of the panels The participants viii not be
starry eyed ideasts the professors who often
the object OF undeseved deon but win be the
everyday better community under
standing for all Of the people Of Minneapolis
al day the Mayors Council deserves the
port good city Minneapolis nothing
important today that people should live
together harmony community
the A n
segment community
pass tureyl QUICK Magazine reports
win pound this
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18

they begun they anyone
resurgence Eisenhower passion
All unexpected alarming disconcerting
the that Eisenhower himself being
seed by who have consistently msudged the state
nation At the Of World Eisenhower held
preedend degree Of nationwide and affection
later he could have been nominated by either party
occupied equivalent countrymen
Eisenhower this tribute many Most
think stirred by what seemed to be his instructive honesty
straight forVarness and simplicity Men did not know where
but they convinced that
scientifically for meanng the problems
Certainly Eisenhower retained of this
We wonder whether indefinitely survive the kind
patter Monday
coyy planned
for those candidates whose principles the the
freedom and liberty Of the American citizen Dulles promptly inter-
statement Esenhowers support
and Eisenhower did not dispute the claim Whether this
fully whether Eisenhower stumbled
dismal effort uncharacersc of the
typical Of politicians think they learned how
play think Eisenhower fomd
Presdeny candidate the horizon not believe
immortal the hands of Republican strategs have
could be badly battered which would be tragic
spectacle
that subject we'd like mention the
Columbia which Eisenhower might dramatically discuss
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18
The Benefit of Struggle

The tree that never had to fight
For sun and sky and air and light,
But lived out in the open plain
And always got its share of rain,
Never became a forest kind,
But lived and died a weakly thing.
The man who never had to toll
Who never stopped, his hands to SOIL
Who never had to win his share,
OF sun and sky and light and air
Never became a super man,
But lived and died as he began.
Good timber does not grow in ease
The stronger the winds the tougher the trees
The farther the sky, the greater the length
The more the winds, the more the strength.
BY sun and cold, rain and SHOWS,
In trees and men, good timber grows
Where thickest stands the forest growth
We find the patriarchs Of both;
And they hold the converse with the stars
Whose broken branches show the scars
OF many winds and much of strife
This Is the common law of life.
Author Unknown.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18

wonder whether
resurgence Eisenhower passion
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18
Letters To The Editor
PLFASURF IM RFArINo pApER

Editor While seldom agree your viewpoints
must tell you that as white greatly admire the spirit and
independence Of your paper.
could only wish that the white majority" many
publishers devoted unsehy good
appears to be devoted
This why in spite of complete disagreement
apparent political beliefs renewing subscription
the seventh consecutive Friday
Arthur FdedIand, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18

wake o. last Tuesdays election New York; mhappi
mesa Republican high again casting ws
DWIGHT D. Until New
COPS conservative bloc had visions of PLAN
ned 70 view Dulles victory Toyism triumphant But
nspbcans again their desperation ntsnnsd Destroyed
a-n q thsir conforng thsoy hsy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18

sempro baseball teams Of the century
Of Kansas City The otner day
Indian member Of the famous team
He recalled Of the names OF
Donaldson most tabled Animation
Chicago White SoH His friend George
boxing recommended John for the job
Reading; Show Must Go On most en-
highly outed book could get little
Nineteen EghtyFou The condensed YER
running Minneapolis TRIBUNE Most Of the book
who they wrong?
Minneapolis Sunday TRIBUNE
appealing the fine art Of being lazy we've
plan a least of his suggestions.
question Columbia University expert
suggested by Mr. shermans
being Prof Josephine L. Rahbone Of
College teaches in the methods o.
Professor Rethbone do not know how
they dissatisfied with their achievements they
and done day Them sud
denly digestive disturbance hypertensv
perhaps suffer physical breakdown All Of Prof
for Mr. shemans position
a little laziness is helpful!
There are many good being published children
younger says Phyllis Mckinley Sundays NJ Y TINES
happening mpausble solution is too fantastic
early life that child will lack compan
ionshp
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

Most publishers necessity their
every the papers business always thrilling
subscription coming the mail Crcu
blood publication OF there not ss
much direct net profit advertising The
circulation for advertiser
to spend his money for space in your paper
Rev Julian Anderson pastor Philips
Minneapolis into the office the other
his subscription This news be-
required year appreciate Rev AndsrSOnS
confidence and hope we may continue to merit IT,
Several years ago when white St Paul paid
subscription paper lot of good natured kidding be-
The condition which we
cvd the lifetime subscription was that the subscribers nae WI"
revealed Not too people believed story
day subscriber another life sub
scpon presented Miss Myrtle Garden resigned head resi-
House He still won't let reveal his name
probably number Of socta
suffer II his got around in the
munity.
subscription through the staff 1t made
they connected with institution
that had the confidence of willing
would survive the Sstudes Of pub
fishing n a limited field.
Myrtle have this delivered to her in
Philadelphia wherever she may roam for all of her life
that historic schools 1Ss football team
authOred Tim Cohane sports editor of LOOK one
read jackson makes excellent At Eddie
schwartzs suggestion got copy Egyptian"
could hardly eat breakfast din
get back reading the novel of Pharoa
during the time before King Tut and after " best seller that does
dappont You have the waiting list at Powers Donald
rental libraries obtain oook
worth waiting II Drums OF Destiny
Flames Of Empire After reading 200
recommend it without reservation
review of the movie. Intruder in the Dust
Fauner recent novel OF the South In the
radio Juano Hernandez great
10 Record
Bradley Morrison column the FEPC which the
guest column for Percy Villa IN this
article inserted in the Record by
H. Humphrey The last time article from this
paper reprinted Record during John G. AexanderS
term as congressman from the Third District
tells the reader Of the Negro
little millions Of white
citizens 1t is conservative view Of the
changes Negro-whe scene in Dixie
PmcurinE Thought: without competition to keep him IN
a decisions Of grandeur
fact competition publishers done already
publisher should suddenly
slider of the tablets of the law He
toward his readers rather
along paths Of his choosing
BOuteIL
hat q mOuthm Of good sound advice. We read
several times to Iet Il hard Uranium
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

And some 70 fame
In deeds Of kindness
And some in deeds Of shame.
Border TO border,
Ocean 10 ocean the land
Ii gold and loan and sand.
Moral. spiritual. physical
Mountains, hills, valleys.
Cultural, canyons. gulches street,
Avenues, alleys. alleys, alleys.
Giants and dwarfs,
Kings and slaves peopling
The tan towns Of the land
OF gold and loan and sand.
Washington was our father.
Lincoln freed us slaves.
Carver freed the farmer
John Doe freed the world
Prohibition made kings Of knaves
Vote for me and you can bet
So wise q choice
Win never be to your regret.
Paper, mister? Paper, Sir?
Names? What's In q name7
Powell, Clayton, Galloway
Robinson, Robinson. Robson
Louis. Bunche, Holiday
Paper. Mister? Paper. Sir?
Hello Champ. HI va Joe
When'd Ja get back from
Kokemoo.
A crowd roars, IN ego scars
Callow custom mores
Did you read the Lord
Was q Black man?
Maybe that's why they hung him
Read Native Son" and
Love thy neighbors. one by one
In the towns Of the land
OF gold and loan and sand.
Bride, groom. baby soon
Pride OF race night and noon.
Foundation Of the nation
Filling the land
OF gold and loan and sand.
Howard won by twenty points.
Rum and coke In nickel joints.
Stocks are up, shares are down.
Hate deYoured q town.
You say q mob lynched q man?
Call in Uncle Sam.
Ho. hum. who cares for ham
Transfer please. here's your
change.
What's good for fleas and mango ?
Some 90 to congress
Some 60 to jail
Some go to Heaven
Some win. some fail.
Paper. Mister! Paper. SirH
Whore In rags, queen in mink
Sink. tomcat, sink.
Listen chum. II amt no slum.
II amt Mob Hill" that's true
what's your beef?
What you given'H
I'm the one that's doing this
hven'
Paper, Mister Paper, sir3
Pepper, salt. cloves. then stir.
Sow belly, blackeyed peas.
Cotton, cotton, cotton. please
Boss. Use tired.
Hay. Sam, what's the price Of
ham.
I wish I had q nickel
wish had q dime
ia buy . real sharp razor
And carve you all the time.
Purple laughter, purple tears
A race too old. too young
In civilized years say some
There . priest, there's Q plmp.
There's the Lord, There's an imF
In the towns Of the land
OF gold and loan and sand.
Bright eyea, hello honey
Went 70 college-mAtrimony.
Policy. number. dice, gin
Faith. hope, charity ain
Fallow field. shallow plain
MSnsionS shaehs. rain
Crowded pews, union dues
Solo. choir refrain
Love, hate. scorn. desire
Tan town empire
In the land
OF gold and loan and sand
Note; The rhythm OF this has In.
quality Of . calipeO dirgs. oui
such wasn't the intsntion. tn,
similarity 10 purely eoinetdsntal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

There has been Newspaper
organizations not community living
tor Of this has worked s
racial organizations than perhaps other single
state Even this 10 written he serving twelve
different nteraa yearly had TO
turn down election numbers groups no doubt
that this could continue Negroes prepared willing
and able 20 make the financial time
and the various other memberships call for
limited by the size Of the population and ntsrCsta
convinced that while Negroes OF oKan
Eaons they have not developed this community
communities central organization representative
possible Of the entire community
organization made Of and directed Negroes
do
There things that organization nc
matter how well nentioned do for
likewise things which aNegro sertnE
compliment To another the two types groups
yeoman job for community bctemcnt understanding
Tho 81 Paul Council Of Negro
Ne Council inactive both formed
by section Of the communities
These individuals suborinad
communities That they did purpose q
Election those who worked build plainly comhina
OF circumstance anything two com
munities apparently ready for such steps
Just because they ready no sign the,
such religions rNcia
have similar All Of them with the
Indians stronger economically than Negro
such grouping this doubts Negro
afford TO ignore the trend Of the umss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
The Cost Of Dlseriminution


discrimination against the Negro translated
purchasing national security
president general the
Addressing American Management
oGara that the employment Negroes their highest
skl would add billion dollars annually the purchasing power
people o the United States
aspect discrimination policy, being
stin formidable described
meaning his
do that he automatically lean the community
that burden
off markets because he obviously can't buy
fundamentally
discrimination that we passing battle with the most
existing elements
first obligations citizens" Neglectng develop
fully the producing and purchasing power the
shameful ss and capacity that
the prosperity but likewise the morale Of people
keynote American enterprise right
support living
industrial professional the
prcudCeS that people
provide ammunition enemies who want to democratic
system and notionSl purposes fail.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

Tho death W. October T. In high
traffic accident Virginia personality played
very important part tho life OF the Minneapolis Negro community
from 1897
She was an excellent choice for the first Phyllis
Wheatoy House Under hsr administration
facility which served tho entire
hood surrounding t. Through which developed
city OF Minneapolis became better
ments Of the Negro community
most humble and most affuent equally
Miss Brown excellent Christian
Association whose IDEA the Whsatsy settlement
the Of well developed coupled persuasive
power Of her personality
uon a. well a. this Minneapolis Negro
Her services To Minneapolis
y appreciated There however
who were exposed to the friendly kindly personality
Gertrude Brown who that
them better and Mns years
her life n Minnesota
and the Northwest She
nor soul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
R0lH0Fuelon

Through the sixteen Of this existence
hAmponed for what believed the
Negro community well the community Q
the causes have been successful and others failures
Often would have been far profitable
Of naeon and allow events to shape without suggestion pAc-
patton agitation by this Most paper
been lone voice chAmponng vigorously the
OF this city In later has Joined
minded white people and the daily the
this rather lonely Even when
temporary has had since sAl this has the
which alone could BE- depended
Negro without thought Of the TO ts future
organization.
Since this newspaper 10 operated BY human beings
the faults and virtues Of Of made
Judgment but the whole il deny
that has esn force In the community History
been militant progressive constructive force thinking
and working for In needs OF community hs
ia selfish mtsFests
This has not sAsy has paid ddsnds In SUP
port respect from Thousands NsErOss ana whtss IN
and elsewhere of cuFss such small sngSndsrSd AOy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
ldeo Of Community orqunIxusion Mn

The Twin CITY Observer and the g. Paul consmpoar
apparently against another Council
Negro Organizations In editorial edition
papers took shot at the idea and SuEges
that the whole idea attempt editor
paper 10 become q BLACK CcAaar"
Tho editorial said.
OF PERSONAL POWER AND ClIAUVANISTIC AGITATION
II " Interesting To note how contemporaries
able TO talk out Of both sides AE
taon tho editorial columns competitor creation
Of representative Negro
that tho major agator President primary
organisations sponsoring interacal cooperation position
taken that the lately Negro
had role to play In protection Negro nights inter
racial organizations incapable Noting nterraa
Eanaton members OF the called
the primary agator recently lost his
role OF personal the orEanHa
lions In Minneapolis naturally question basic
motives Do need q black CeasaFf"
Chief editorial writers for the Observer
Amquat OF Pioneer PUaa Dispatch James
Wardaw executive secretary Minneapolis League
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
Letters To The Editor

Editor Of the substantial people
the 3sth and Fourth section
placed by the Fourth
So. and 3sth st.
II bad a
bench with bottles Of their hands ogng
aEhts tho and often making audible
walked by the time after and have
houghtlesness
young others old Some Of and
would their sisters getting the and
the who get off the
viii be bad citizens ask whoever the bench
placed
patrons while waiting
ny mouhed oafrS who bring shame TO the nehborhoOd
by their bOorsh ConducLwoed Resident
Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

Many Jealous Too of them
values Of constructive living and spend their time squAd
personalities They spend
waking hours tear down institutions ideas that
else has built It's too bad but this Of people viii always be
Back files Of this will reveal that through the
heed definite line constructive building both
Many got
public attention through It's columns Many Of
Thousands dollars Of given
them willingly through the often when the could
really afford 10 give away It's columns
For all Of this there regrets This has fight
the public II help build community
action Negroes the city viii be amply
paid continue the fight for Job opportunity which began
back in 1884 and has continued to this day II win have s
contributions from the Negro community to the city at large
which cannot the challenge progress
living and keep the vanguard stimulating s community
right To expect public support
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

People are getting wise TO the
bargains, values and opportunities
offered by this papers want-Ad
section.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
LET THEM FALL

Since only God can make q tree
II should have been arranged that
He
Dispose Of all the leaves. Not me
-Chloris W. Colflesh.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
VANITY

Men say they don't care
n they lose thsir hair.
But what's more chronic
ThAn the use Of tonicH
Prank Mica
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

Nay Nightmares b his dismal lot
M bsd hike stone 70 Ne On
VINO drove into the PARKING spot
which I Just had my eye On
Stephen schhtz<r
Evening star., 1949-02-20
REQUESTS?
(From Mrs. c. G., Jr., Port
TObacco.J

May ask help and suggestions
on a few things? First, why can't
I get my pants creasers to put the
crease in proper place at the tor
of pants? 1t wants to come to at
the front and back seam when
stretched. Also how can canned
string beans be fixed without
meat liquor) so that they will be
eaten? I canned these and my
husband doesn't care too much fol
them anyhow, but hate for them
to waste. Would like to know
Which would be best, to buy meta
wall cabinets for my kitchen OF
have wooden ones made when
have some carpentry work done
this spring. Which is most ex-
pensive, which proves best fol
wear as live in the country.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
NURSERY SCHOOL.

From A. c., WaShingtonJ
The Meridian Hill Coop Nurs-
cry School that meets at the
Unitarian Church at 10Th g. Har-
ward has few vacancies for child
rem between the ages and 5.
We have a delightful school
room and playing quarters. Visi-
tors are welcome. Any one inter-
ested may call North 87l2 or
Columbia 1865.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
BREAD?
CHEESE SPREAD.

(From B. X. McF.. WashingtonJ
I have to pack lunches for my
children and they dislike so much
bread. I have recently moved here
and have been unable to find the
nice soft bread in regular loaves,
sliced thin for sandwiches.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
VIOLET SEED: QUILTING

(Fror Miss M. Y. p, BumpGssD
If Mrs. r. H. NJ, Washington,
will write to Friendly Gardens.
New Bedford, Pa. she can get
African violet seed. If the lady
who has a crazy quilt will write
me care of The Star, I will be
glad to tell her about quilting.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
GOLD LEAF FRAMES.
(Fronl A. r. G.. Bethesda j


Some one recently asked how to
clean gold leaf frames. Two years
ago my daughter cleaned a large
one for me with silver (gold)
polish. She handled it very light
ly and carefully, afterward wiping
it off with a slightly damp, then
a dry cloth. The change was
miraculous. AS we did not want
to subject it to such treatment
often. we then covered the frame
with thin coat of clear lacquer
There may be better ways, but ]
have seen no responses.
1 shall greatly appreciate it if
Mrs. H. M. G., also of Alexandria
will call me, or contact me through
the Clearing House, so that I may
learn the name of the shop on
Wisconsin avenue at which the
Japanese man repairs fine china.
Some one mentioned that the
Blue Ribbon Books publish Mind
Your Ps and Qs," a book I have
been trying to get hold of for
years. Can some one tell me the
name of the publishing house and
the address,.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
R0OKI,ET WANTED.

From M. F. M, WaSlingtonJ
Desire to locate Arrows OF De-
sire" the booklet of Normandy
invasion, by DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris. and also The Blossomlng
Bough." If any one knows source
of obtaining, please contact Clear
ing House.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
BUTTERFLY COOKIES?

From Mrs. r. L. Y, WashingtonJ
I would greatly appreciate a
recipe for a Butterfly Krispy
Cookie" made from French pastry
dough and either fried or baked
with sugar coating.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
PTISSTAN RECIPE?

NO0OIft1N 1GIO41 u.
From Mrs. c. A. c., Falls Church,
Now I would like to ask If any
one knows how to make Russian
Sirniky Il believe that is how it
is spelled. We used to have it
for dessert at a Russian restaurant
in Seattle, served with sour cream
and a tart jelly. They told us 1t
was fried cottage cheese, but how?
Evening star., 1949-02-20
RADIO TUBES?

(From r. c., WashingtonJ
My husband has a German ra-
dio which needs new tubes. Does
any one know if there is a place
in this country where they can be
obtained? If not obtainable in
this country, is it possible to send
to Germany or some place for
them?