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Jo@ q. chS0do Soes
EOgSh Ills Progrum
FoV slA0 Third Ward

JoSsh n. Cnido, candidate for
alderman of the third ward this
week issued q statement In which
he pledged himself ~ elected 10 the
following program:
Work for honest, efficient, and
fair representation.
Work for and help maintain
adequate tai services.
Maintain adsquats wages foF an
city employees and work against
any attempt 70 reduce than.
Fight foT the ciul rights Of al
citizens.
Maintain the day labor systssn
In the city OF Minneapolis and up
hold the bargaining rights Of an
recognized uni0nA
Work for adequate funds Cor
public schools.
Work for 0 fair share Of tbs
state taxes for ouS city.
Work for additional rsereati0nal
facilities for the Third Ward.
Work for additional social
eentsrs for our youth.
Avoid waste and promote e.
ficisncy In our city government by
amending the present city charter.
Work for and reduce real estate
taxes on homes and small bust
nesSesB and make . tan program
that 10 fair 10 all.
Work for . nsw licensing code
for Minneapolis 30 that each and
every citizen win have an equal
opportunity 10 70 into business
and not leave Il up 70 the alder
man 10 decide who shall have o
license and who shah not.
Work for the modsrniRation Of
the building code which win help
the citiAens build homes at less
cost.
Fight 70 eliminate Implications
In some boards and commissions
through amendment 70 the city
charter.
Work 10 eliminate deficit fin
Ancing which has cost the tan
payers 20 million dollars In inter
est since lolB.
win devote all his time 10 the
office OF alderman.
WIN caucus with the liberals.
Mr.. Chiodo is chairman Of the
committee which obtained extern
aioh Of bus service at the end Of
the Second %. car line and the
playground at seth and Main g.
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rae PouYIcAI POT


Now that municipal eOmDalgn
might be appropriate look tho situation calmly and without
being blinded BY trivial issue In the last analysis the voters win
have 10 make hsiF minds with be-
Certainly they win not permit the daily Rusnes
them
would ba better Rswpapeng had the daily really made
effort tia meetings addressed ably by John
HmmonG 10 far the has simply cot straw law
enforcement then knocked down with blast that Sim
mons opponent In Cor enforcement
that why nd he not honestly and state hn
position the police chief Certainly Ammons hidden
every issue
The would have believe entirely ObcVe and that
not taking hdest but 10 clear that BY boosting for
the lncubont they definitely John Simmons The
cuben quite shou make changes zone at the
time"
Perhaps the best test Of the
atm me them person That should be
all 10 too much 10 ash that should have who
gnSd administration VINO effective appearance
before al gTOupsat the legislature before congressional
mitteef
A vote for Simmons 10 q vote for . right guy"
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File No. feS9i
Probate CouEe
ORDER FOR HEARING or FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOm
DISTRIBUTION
state OF Minnesota, County Of
he Estate Of LaIia W. thinner,
Decadsnt.
IT is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for sNamlna-
ton thereof and for distribution,
filed herein, be heard on Monday,
June afth, ist0. at 10 o'clock A. n.
by this Court In the Court House
In Minneapolis. Minnesota. and that
all persons interested In this estate
prsHent objections. 10 any, why said
petition should not be granted.
This order shall be published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
law
tssall
WITNESS. the HON. JAMES q.
kEHOE Judge OF Probate
Court. this attn day Of May.
1919.
Ernest p. Lorsna,
Clark Of Probate Court
Leonard. street q DsinATd.
taBs Andrus BidR.
tSpokssmaH June ., 10. ~
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RtIa No. T1Igs
ORDER ROn HEARING PMrGTtON
FOR AUTHORIZATION, LIMITING
TIME TO FILE CLAIMS AND wOn
MsnAMiN0 THEREON
state Of Minnesota, Ccunty OF
In Re HntAts OF Mariana Calves
STsec fsV HEARING Psestioa
Raw N.ReeRwa 09 AAmnAmkmaRmei0m
IT IL ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, u any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
the coaFt House In Minneapolis,
MaIiano q. caTbonsii. % Hsnnspln
County, Minnesota. for the appoint
meat % himself Aa administrator,
herein tiled, should not be granted.
order 90 Ftle Claanaa ana foe
1T rs FuRTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors Of said psce-
dent nis their claims In this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims eHs
amlned and adjusted before this
Court on Monday, October D, 1919,
At 10 o'clock A. n, In the Court
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 20 law.
(ssAI OF Probate CouTD
WITNESS the Hon. Jamea a.
Kshoe. Judge OF Probate
Court, this sSth day OF
Ernsat y. LOyenR.
Clerk Of Probate Court
Hall, Smith, EnksI q Hsdland
iet View TorR Lite bldg
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File No. atla1
Probate ConFt
OanGm FOm HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION wO@
DISTRIBUTION
state of Minnesota. county OF
ne Esta,s Of william Griffin,
neceden1
ar u ORDERED that the final
account aud pstitioa for examinA-
tlaa thereof and for distribution.
tiled herein, be heard on TueedAy,
IuIy sth. tSte, at . o'clock Y, ~. BY
this Court In the Court House In
Minneapolis, Minnesota, and that
All persons Interested In this estate
present oblec ttona. " any, Why said
petition should not be granted
Thts order shall Be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according 60
law.
tseaO
WITNESS. the HON JAMES a.
NEHOE, Judge of Probate
Court. thls eth day OF June,
EFaest y. Isrsaa,
Clerk % Probate Court
u &C. IAnNtle. Attorney
zee Court House
CspoksamAh June 10. ~. SCI
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Etlo Ne. 1eoda
In RSWAmae Gu@we
OmnEm HOm m@AmlW0 PWTHRnOM
TO SELL EAM09
state Of Minnesota county %
"a h Guardianship Of Cecilia
II Ii ORDERED that an persons
show cause, N any they have. be-
fore this Court on Monday. June
11th. 1913. AZ 10 o'clock A ~ In
the Court House In Minneapolis,
Minnesota. why license should not
b granted % tho Guardian % the
above named ward 70 sail esFtAin
real estate dsscTtbSd In the petition
Of the uuaFdian. hsFeia FLEA. This
order shall be published In the
Minneapolis Spokesman ana . copy
thaF@of mailed 20 each Of the next
Of kin Of said ward At least ~ days
bsfoFO the date Of aaid hearing.
Seal o. Probate Court
WITNESS, the HON JAMES q.
kEHOE, Judge Of Probate
Court, this ist day Of June.
Ernest y. LorsnL
Clerk % Probate Court
HsTbsFt Hagen. Attorney
~ w, Bank BIdW.
(spSkssmAn : June ., 10. I'D
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Duluth DenkIsld high school
paced BY the fins running Of Boo.
bic Daniels showed Q class un-
squaisd BY any Northern school In
twelve years during . state High
School track meet.
Daniels who 10 also . golden
gloves champion successfully de-
Tended his 23o yard dash title
Wills losing the century title 70
North Highs brilliant sprintsF
Jack Dryer In . near photo finish.
Besides piling up points IN ths
daahes Daniels anchored the win
ming haif.mils relay team. willis
wearing thu nintssn year old track
shoes Of his coach sig Ode.
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o'RRHRg SUPPORTERS
SAY eTh WARD
MINDS Isl9 YYpa

Next Monday. June ~. Eighth
Ward voters have . chance 10
give themselves the very best In
city council representation. John
r. o'keefe. an independent young
businessman, 10 the type Of alder
man this district sorely needs.
Mr.. O'Keefes committee said this
week.
o'keefe. although q newcomer
10 politics, has q record that II
unAmudKed In private life.
O'keefe has declared himself
for charter reform. Increased park
and playground facilities In the
ward. strict law enforcement and
elimination Of waste In city gov
eminent,
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At the hon office. according 10 Feporta"
Now don't know what reports" Charlie
based his conclusions on, but for his information !
win refer him 70 very recent copy Of Variety. the
Bhls Of show business. which described Srhs Set
Up" a. one Of thS biggest Erosssn Of thu current
crop OF fim fare
Ana "Ths ChampiOa," AnStssE movie thas
poFtEays paGiliam IN "a ~ CORY astalls - an
sthes mobsssss meeaa. h eain1 even bsetsR at ths
bax-ofsSca that "Ths sst.UD" 10 ESpeFts CArsty.
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" SosEcI SS EsG C1I.


NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN, that
default has occurred In the e0ndi-
tons Of that certain mortgage,
dated the 1sth day Of March. 1877,
executed BY Glenn q. Taylor and
Patricia sullivan Taylor, his wtfe.
a. mortERgors 70. Joseph uSaehsk,
a: Mortgages sil:d for record y ne e
and for the County % Hsnnspln ana
state Of Minnesota, on the l0th day
Of Juns, ietf. nc le:tS o'clock A. NJ.
ana recorded In Book 1a0s Of Mort.
gage Records. page sSS that no
action or proceeding has been inbii-
tutsd 81 Law % recover the debt
paTt thereof, that there Il due ana
claimed 20 be due upop said mort
gage, including interest TO date
hereof, the sum Of Oas Thouhand
Five Hundred FoFty-1Vs and no 100
Wt,BtB.ooI Dollars, and that Pursu-
ant 90 the powsr % sale thsEein
fSrssIosSa ana the tract q land ":
ing and being In the co1nts of
HsRnspin. state Of Minnesota, de-
scTibed ~ followe tO-wtt;
~ % feet Of Lot Twenty-Five
(lSD and all Of Lot Twenty-six
!ie. nlech Fifteen tisl. silvSs-
as ss SS, "ss pI " o. Sos.iSS
Na~ANNAAM ~ N@AN HSsN.N"
any street 90 alley adjacent said
premises hsFetofoFo vacated or
10 be vacated toHether with all
rights, privileges. easements ana
appurtsnanoes heEeunto at
taehsd or bslon9inW, aooofdinG
TO the map or plat thereof on
record and nlS n the office Of
the Register Of Deeds In said
Hsnnspin County ana state Of
Minnesota,
win b sold By the sheriff Of said
county At public auetion on the seth
day Of July. lete, nt ie:eo e'clook
A n, At his main office In the Court
House In the City Of Minneapolis In
said county and state. 70 pay the
debt then secured ~ said mOrtEaEe
and taHes. 10 any, on said premises
and the costs and diaburaamonts ana
attorneys fees allowed by Law, sub
isot 10 redemption within twelve
months from said date Of sale.
Dated April 30, lote.
JOSEPH 0RACHHK,
Mortgage.
At,osnsy for Joseph oraehsh.
Mortgage.
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FILE Ne. Taoes
onnEh EO1 MHAnlNe PETITION
FUR PMo0P or VIA. LlmErINQ
TIME 10 WgLR CLAIMS Avn F0m
HEARING TMEnkos
state Of Mlnnssota coaaty Of
In Re Estate OF Catherine sac
ShsnshL peesaenI
orasR Ger Eis@EtnM PStstssa
90 pWUve wml
IT - ORDERED that alt persons
Interested sheS cause, u any they
SSI *. .ls, Haas. - h. S s,sa.. =
Mlnnssota Why the pssitioa herein
tiled, % RAyaaaA r, sk0ehinskL 81
neaneptn CeUnly. Nina Tor the al
tawaRce 81 an tnatEamea1 purpogt-
ina 70 be the last win and TastA-
meat 81 sala p~esasnt ana the pFo-
ss 81 A,nsslt a. s"' E asssas
ahOala nee BE grated
oRasP 20 Wyss claa@s s@a ass
WamRam1 TMa9Umm
II - FuRrHkR ORDERED that
wtthin four aeaths from the date
eerset all eEsdltSrs q sSsA peee-
Frssfs win es heard ana claims
sxaminea Ana Aaiustsa eSfore lhis
Cenrt 90 hfcaaay, Oeto0aP q iatA.
Al 10 Oeleek A. NJ. 10 the CoaFt
House IN MinneAeeliA Minnose2A
TAeea oFdeFa shall ~ paAliahaA
IN thu MinReapalia SPOKESMAN and
cepiea naAtaea AeeGedtnW 10 lAw.
lssal 81 Hrshats csartS
WITNESS the Hsa Jaaes q.
cear,, sAis iStA aay q
MAY. istA
KsgesS : I@rsnA
Man. Smith. Raksl q nealanA
rel X Y, lite HiSS.
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III (T'hs Bet-Upl was blasted
by critics from 0Sas end Of the
country 10 tho other. ~ q re-
suit. u didn't fare very well
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color or creed, u ~ very wen known ana needs
no further comment here. but, unfortunately,
We cannot say the same thing shout some Of
the people working for John cOwlsa.
To citS one rrinstanesi the other day. Charlie
johnson. sports editor decided 70 take Q
crack at some OF tbs fiIms that were showing
up thu boxing game racket that 70 10 In many
cities Charlie particularly took exception 70
The Bet-up," which shows how crooked and
nasty the game can be. Then, Charlie added,
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Harris Sl0lmS
Frame" cuuSed
License Loss

Edward Eugene Harris. 81 Paul
restaurant operator. commended
that II was q frame, up that
caused the revocation Of his beer
and restaurant license recently At
800 Carroll Ave.
by q request Of tho Public Safe.
~ Department, the CITY Council
Tuesday. Nov. \. revoked Harris
license because Leroy Butler,
manager Of the place for Harris.
paid a $40 fine In municipal court
recently on grounds that there
was strong beer N the place.
Harris claimed that the strong
beer was no legal sale, ~ he could
find no sales Alip for Il. lie said
that an authorized salesman
brought two cases Of beer into the
place, and then someone called
the police, who made an lnSpec-
ton
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Committee win
investigate School
Fund AIloeufioR

A committee Of seven has been
appointed by the Sterling club To
inquire into the ALLEGATION Of
funds for the Maxfield and Nc
KinIey schools In 81. Paul.
On the committee are o. c,
Hail. chairman; Woodford Mills.
George Manning, Percy Green,
Ben Peery. James Lewis, and ID.
r. Reed, Sr.
Mr.. Han, speaking before the
Sterling club at It's last meeting,
stated that he feared the two
schools ALLEGATIONS would be
pushed out II the citizens In the
community did not see that their
interests were protected.
II Ia the job OF the committee
to see that the two schools at
least keep the amount suggested
Off them almost two months ago.
Near the end OF September, the
St Paul Department OF Education
recommended construction Of a
~ room structure TO be enlarged
ultimately to 20 or "a rooms, TO
replace both schools. The estimat-
cd cost would be $3.50, 900.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
GROUP c0NVENES
IN SIOUX FALLS
by Minerva BrIdEswAter

Sioux Falls, g. d. - Working
with the theme Facing the OPP
timisms Of Christianity" the Min
nosota South Dakota Baptist As
ISOLATION convened at 81. Johns
Baptist church in Sioux Falls. q.
D. last Wednesday, Nov. 2
With Rev II. w. Bolts, Jr., pas
tor Of 81 Johns church N host.
members paid high tribute 10 Rev.
II. w Bolts. Sr.. who has just
celebrated his goth anniversary a.
pastor Of Zion Baptist church In
Minneapolis,
The Rev. Floyd Massey. Jr. pas
tor. Pilgrim Baptist church, de-.
llvered the address. He spoke on
the Face Of Christ In the Morn
ing Hour"
On the program for the day
were Mrs. Lydia Brown Of PHI.
grim Baptist church Of ~. Paul,
jerome s. Tate, pastor Of Bethesda
Baptist church. Minneapolis; Mrs
n W, Bolts, Jr., Mrs. Adrian
Tolbert and Mrs. Melvin Smith, all
Of Sioux Falls and the 81. Johns
Senior and Junior Choirs
Mrs. Bolts Jr., was appointed
state DireCtress Of the Red Circle
Girls and will form q Sunshine
band.
Visitors from the Twin Cities
we're. Rev. and Mrs. II. w Bolts.
sr., the Mines Mary Ball. y. u
Harvey. Alberta Pleasant, Alberta
Bell, Worda Guthrie. LucIlA
Brown. v. l. Williams, Emma
Wallace; the MeAsrs. J. N Haynes.
William N. Crump, J. W. Pate. NJ,
+ Bell. all Of Zion Baptis; church
~ Minneapolis.
REV. J. J. Claybnfn OF PllR1m
Rest Baptist church. Rev J 3,
Tate Of Bethesda Baptist church.
both Of Minneapolis
St Paul visitors were Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr.. the Mines.
Lydia Brown. Helen J. Wills. Efne
Larklna. Bette Jean Hunt. Davct.
Ia Williams, Thrcsia Brown. Miss
sally Moody. all Of Pilgrim BRp.
tiEt church; the Mines. Queen ".
Taylor. Marie Cole. Of Mt Ollvet
church.
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BABY CONTEST
ENDS SUNDAY
WITH MEETING

In the Minneapolis Urban
League baby popularity contest,
Baby Toni GngSby. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OrigSby.
stilI leads but IL being pushed
hard for first place by Baby J,
w. Ryan III son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Ryan Of 3437 Smelling Ave.
Among the other c1ntsSting.
babies are Louis BOuTdreau, son
Of Mr., and Mrs, Gabriel BOudreau,
$3.50 mn Ave. 30, John Tate.
son Of Rev. and Mrs. John Tate.
2737 18th Ave. 30. and James
Loyal Gresham. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gresham. Jr.. 1888
Fourth Ave. 10.
Winners Of the contest viii be
announced Sunday afternoon at
Phyllis WhsatIsy House at 3 p.
m. The Hennspin county Planned
PnrenthOod League win present .
program.
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India's Premier Briefed
On US. Negroes Problems
AS He Completes Visit
GOSPEL SINGERS
PROGRAM. BETHESDA
SUNDAY AT 6 p. IA.

The Twin CITY Soloist Bureau
and the Twin city Choral Union
win give a joint program at
Bethesda Baptist Church. llIs
sth ST So, on Sunday, Nov. -, at
9 p. M. AZ that time the Twin
City SololstA win receive their
National Gospel Certificate a.
gospel singers. The CholrB OF the
choral union win also receive
their certificates at this time.
The public In cordially invited
to attend this program Hear the
message and songs Of the Gospel
Singers. The admission In free.
Mrs, DesAie Gresham In state
supervisor OF the Twin CITY Solo
ist Bureau: Mas Viola Nash Ia
the preaIdent Of the Twin City
Choral Union: Mrs.. Jennie oris-
som u assistant supervisor Of tho
Twin city Bololst bureau; Rev, l..
c, Harris and Rev n, q Byrd are
the chaplaina OF the Boloist
Bureau.
PlAniHts for the program are;
Mrs. l.. c. Harris. Mrs, Joanstta
johnson, and Mrs. Margaret Smith
Of Minneapolis; Mrs. ArIec Hob
IowAy and Mrs Willie Mae barber
Of 81. Paul.
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'NHHN" ENta'e""g va wv w. A@oNA@
Urban League
B0hhhnon will succeed John r.
Clark. pioneer leader In the
Urban League, who IL retiring
from active work.
BOhAnnOn IL Ut present serving
~ secretary 81 the Omaha Urban
League. The IT. Louis post In one
of tho mast important In tho
Urban League set.up and has a
large staff II will be- u big pro-
motion for BohAnnOn
The new H. Louis secretary was
graduated from the University Of
Minnesota lie served a. head
boys worker at Phyllis WhsatIey
After graduation. he took an In.
terHewer's job with the Mime
apolis department Of public relief,
lie rose by ability and civil ser
vice examinations 10 become
chief assistant 20 the director Of
public relief, Ola Pearson. the only
post Of ~ rank held by q Negro
in n large metropolitan city
TSohRnnDn IL married 70 the
former Mildred WiGinEt0n u 81.
Paul and the couple has one child.
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JONAS SCHWARTZ
ADMITTED 70 HIGH
COURT PRACTICE

Jonas @. SchWartR, Minneapolis
attorney and leader In the civil
rights movements. returned last
week end from q three week trip
East.
While In Washington he was ad-
mitted to practice before the U.
s. Supreme court. Senator Wayne
Morse Of Oregon. an attorney and
clAssmate Of Mr.. Schwartz, APP
peRred with him a. his sponsor be-
fore the Supreme court.
In New York. accompanied by
Mrs. SchwArtE. who made the trip
with him, Mr.. Schwartz had an
opportunity TO see the new play
Lost in the Stars" which stars
Todd Duncan and q large cast OF
Negroes and whites. The
SchwartEes were also fortunate
enough to obtain tickets to South
Pacific" current Broadway favor
lite among plays.
An added thrill was their at
tendance at the presentation OF
the Franklin D. Roosevelt Mem
oriAl Brotherhood Medal to Sena-
tor Hubert II. Humphrey on Mon
day, Oct. 81.
The medal awarded Humphrey
is presented each year by the In
terdenominAtionl Ministers Of
Greater New York. Prior re-
cipients have been Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, Walter WincheII and
President Harry 8. Truman.
Humphrey spotted Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwartz in the church and later
they were asked TO take q bow.
Mr. Schwartz Ia treasurer Of
the Minnesota Council for FEPC
and rAs law offices at 500 Pence
Bull ing Minneapolis.
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LAST RITES Held
PoR MORRIS BROWN

Last rites viii be held today
CFndayD for Morris NJ. Brown. 81.
800 st. Anthony Ave. who died
in Miller hospital after a weeks
illness. He was suffering from n
stroke and a heart condition.
Services will be held at Q a. m.
at St Peter Claver's church.
Rosary was said Thursday at s p.
m.
Mr.. Brown Ia survived by his
wife, Lillian: two brothers. Nit
cheIl Brown Of Harvey. La. and
John Brown Of butcher. La: q sis
ter. Mrs Elizabeth Payne Of Lut-
cher. La. and many other relA-
tives and friends. Mitchell Brown
came here last Saturday evening
when ne heard his brother was
III.
Brown viii be buried in Calvary
cemetery. Brooks funeral home IL
In charge.
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the general public but to ones
own people, as well" 1T no
longer Is enough for Negroes TO be
interested only in civil rights for
Negroes they also must strive
for establishment Of human
rights in America and throughout
the world"
The conference under the Joint
sponsorship of the American
Council on Race Relations and the
National Association Of Inter
group Relations Officials met at
Hotel Shorthand on Chicago's
South Shore Drive, November
, through 5.
We've been patient, have al
lowed other legislation TO take pre-
cedence over the Civil Rights pro-
gram" declared Roy wilkins Of
the NAACP. but in January the
Civil Rights program il a "Rust"
in the Congress OF the United
States. We hope that every in
diUduAI and organization will
join in that struggle, but we are
going ahead with that program"
The more than three hundred
delegates representing national,
state public and private organi-
cations active in the field Of
human relations were from all
sections Of the United States and
Canada, In attendance from Min
nesota were Or, Arnold Rose OF
the University Of Minnesota, Mrs.
Genevieve Steefel and Frank
Eager Of the Mayors Council on
Human Relations, Rev. Benjamin
N. Moore, st. Paul NAACP.. Mrs.
Ruth Alternately. 81 Paul CoCncil
on Human Relations and Clifford
E. Rucker Of the Governors In
terrAcial Commission.
Mrs. Alternately Of 81. Paul IL q
member Of the board Of directors
Of the organization.
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LOST BOUNDRIES"
AT RKO oRPHEUAA

Lost Boundar1es. the much
discussed picture which tells Of
the family Of a successful New
England whose children discover
at college age that they are Ne
groes, IL showing at the RKo
Orpheum theater in Minneapolis.
The film, based on the real life
experiences Of . family on the
East coast. has received critic
raves all over the country.
Cast in the film In the principal
roles are Mel Ferrer and Beatrice
Pearson.
Men Russell said in her column
in the August 10 edition: Lost
Boundaries" adds up to this WI
ter a. Q recommended movie for
all"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-11

New York Who plays Rev.
Stephen KumalA In Lost in the
Stars" the new Maxwell Ander-
son-Kurt Well musical play which
Is based on the South African
novel, Cry. the Beloved Country"
a best seller novel portraying the
racial tensions in South Africa?
Todd Duncan, a baritone Of in
ternational reputation. has been
highly praised by Newspaper and
magazine, theatre and drama
critics for his portrayal.
Brooks Atkinson Of the N. Y.
Times said, Todd Duncan. with o
beautiful baritone voice and .
magnetic sincerity keeps the lead
part at high level. The production
Is at the Music Box theatre.