davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Radio /. Comb. and
TeIetSsiOfs

1-s25s.5e Nationally Famous
Console Combinations, AM-FM
radio, auto. record changer and
LIP record player, 7 tubes, Q
selenium rectifiers. Built-in
aeriais for both AM-FM. Beau-
tiful mahogany veneers on
hardwood ------------xl75.ee
4--Se7S.s5 Nationally Famous
Combinations, AM-FM, Q tubes
and rectifiers, built-in aerials
for both AM-FM. Automatic
intermix record changer. Period
style cabinet SlSs.00
l-S3A9.5o Nationally Famous
Telcvisicn Censolette. 10" pic
ture tube. 57~ square of review
ing surface. Mahogany veneer
CABINET --------------- Szes.u0
2--si2S.s5 Nationally Famous
Table Model Combinations. aii-
tomato record changer With Up
record arm, built-in aeriais.
sss.ss
Kann's--Appliance Store.
9Th and d SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Notions

3o-s3.Ss Quilted Chintx Top
and-Front Garment Bags, 81"
full-length zippers. Rose, color.
$2.29
3o-50c All elastic Sanitary
Belts, small, large 1se
20-98c Slip Savers to lengthen
slips, pink, white soiled- 19c
30-Plastic Bib Aprons 39c
12--s3.9S Bodice Dress Shields,
broken sizes ------xl -xl.00
20-5ec and S1.00 Cosmetic
Bags, soiled. Plus tax 25c
1O0-20c Famous make Hair
Nets, assorted colors rs------5c Sc
25--10c Elastic Corset Laees Sc
50-10c Elastic Hose support
10c Novelty Lamps Sc
65c and 75c Cotton and Ray0n
Facing, assorted colors, soiled.
15c
30-s1.oo Plastic Tablecloths
with ruffie ---------------25c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Electrical
Appliance

1-s17s.5o Fully equipped Magic
Chef Gas Range. Late Model.
S14S.50
l-S15s.s5 Deluxe Model Detroit
Jewel Gas Range $l19.50
I-SI3S.75 20 Gal. Electric Wa
ter Heater r----------$1l9.5o
1-S199.S5 Easy Spindrier Wash
et -------------- --------- SAoS's"
I-SI7s.s5 Easy Spindrier wash
er. CAS- Is) )-----------$1 $12s.S5
I-S179.95 Easy Ironer. Sample.
s13A.5o
Kann's-Appliance Store
9Th and d Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Jess,eIry
$3.50 TO $3.50 Cameo Pin

$3.50 TO slo.ee Cameo Pins
----------.---------S4.s5s
1--ss.0e Stone Set Watch
Bracelet ---------------$S-95s
2-s5.95 Enamel Compacts s2.ss
2o--S3.oo Mems Expansion
Watch Bracelet, rolled gold
plate. steel back ---~----$1.sS
5e--S3.00 and $3.50 Mems Tie
Chain and Collar Bar----$1.s7s
1S-$3.S5 Jewel Boxes ----$3.ee
4o--S5.o0 and ss.Oe Ladies watch
Bracelets ---------------$3.50s
spias 4e% tar
Kannis- Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Art Goods

i--sll.50 Bed Rest, soiled s7.ss
IL Balls Soc Baby Wool - 2sc
24--5sc Stamped Cotton Scarfs.
PC
15-$1.sS Argyle Sock Kits 9sc
1o-$s.S8 Stamped Cleth. s2-3s
1--$s.ss Hassocks, damaged.
$I-ss
lo-S2-ss knitted Boxes ssc
PIss res tsx
Kann's--Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Lingerie

IrreK. s2.ss Raysn Tsffesa Pet
ticoats, red green, navy, black.
SOC
Ssss Rayon Satin Gowns. long
sleeves. pink, blue. ivory Ss.ss
Irreg. sS.ss Rayen Crepe md
Raysn 6heess GswnA hlue.
white, nnntxa .68
S3aS Csttsn Hrink MsaseeeafG,
wr1p skyie. pink. hlus. maize.
III
Ianns-9oound y9oog
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Luggage
Stationery

l5-2sc Bottles Of Liqui- Glue.
5-oz. jar ----------------- iec
1--sI5.o0 Leather Desk Set.
brown, damaged -T5.5e
z-Sl5,0e Leather Desk Port
folio, brown or maroon U.D
5siz.ee and <s-oe Marble Ash
HeceIye18 $1,000 HSl0s
3o-75c 10 sl.eo Bexes ef Open
Sfock Statisnery. odds and
ends -------3 Sc 70 Sec
lzs Boxes--s9c CeIorful Nete
H&PeF -----v---s--a--d-. d-.-----ss 80
50 pkEx-5ec Cocktail Napkins.
~ TO pkg. --s--------------2sc
ann'sStreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
SisaIs and Cabinet

sss.ss-42 TEPCo top sink and
base cahinet-base has two doors
that open for storage space plus
one utility drawer for household
utensils top Is made by ia
NOUS TEPCo process porcelain
enamel that viii not chip or
scratch -----------------S ECO
Kanns-Appliance Store
9th and d SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Mmrf Books

s-G-e EAxfy Americas fsas
and rsvesns. Exs LAshrop.
tl.ts
-uN Tales ef The MsnAx
edited by Manuel Korrnr. si 90
s-ssss The cesseessrs ssAnual
by Hudson Moore --.-...s si.@
s--si.se The Ola China Re~k,
by Hudson Mocrt $1,000 Siea
ii--si.ss Philosophy sf krha-
penhaaer -.-.------.~-.....stes ii %
le--Si-sk California Msmasrs
and Thear Romance yise
s-sa.ss The niue China beeA.
200 illustrations .-.-.- 81 M
Kann nns--powrsxtalrx Ra,kxsnr~
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Silcer

3-S5.ss Aluninnm water
Pitchers slightly scratched.
tl.ae
fe-s5.ss 1-pe. Starring Baby
sets. slightly scratched S1&ss
1--sI1s Eli STARTING EseetFse
CIeet& Wood n1ttsis k1.Aes
A-ts.ss 6elf STARTING E1eetsas
Desk C1ec1G Mahogany nniah.
slightly scratched e1Aos
l--sseee Large Cemhtnattea
Meat Fln1S1r 81 Dsmble vsG.
Dish. slightly scr1tel1ad -eoeAes
sPtas ssx.
Kanns-etrsse Nosr
Evening star., 1949-05-05
GI0res
IT,

81 to si.5e Rayon, Mesh and
String Gleves, shorties and 4
buttons, white. black, pasteis:
sizes 6 to IN. Some irreg, Tie
24s--si.es white Rayen GIsves.
shorties. 8 to 7i1--------4sc
150--sI.ee White Filet Gieves.
handmade, washable e-----59e
f00-Si.5e TO 90 Cottens and
Rayons, shorts and 4 buttons. 69c
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Laslssps

se--slo.ee Tabie Lamp Shades,
Ss1e
Is--s5.ss Heated washsble
Shades s-sclled --------- SiAe
1-S4s.Ss Silver an6 Crystal
Terchisre ---------------- S310
3--S7.48 Pottery Tahae Lampa.
N1e
s--SfG.ss Ckina Tabse Lamps-
rayon shades -----------e9.Se
H--sSse Draas Nite Lite Laapa.
s1ss
Kannss--Inird FIoor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Sp0rfssrear

s-sie.ss Cettsn CHECK Dresses.
long sleeve ----.-~-.~-~~G 80
Is-Si4.ss 70 sis.ss Rayen
Dresses long and short sleeves.
Size
ss-s7.ss Knit Dresses. tso-
2i--S2s.ee Knit Dresses. two
piece ~--~-.--------~-S1a-ee
3-s3s.ss Knit Dressea two
piece +--- ----- &Ss.ee
ls-S7.ss and Ass Rayen
Bleuscx Ss.sS
2s--s4.ss and ss-ss Rayen
hl0uSe& ASsba
S-s7.s5 and sass wsel Skirts.
Ss.ss
ie-ss.ss 10 ,is.ss wesl Stacks.
Ss.ee
ls--si.ss Black Rayen Skirts.
sizes II 70 10 --~---------s ssc
12--S5.s5 70 $7.s5 weel Peddie
Pushers -vSi.eo
ioo-sa.ss 70 ss.ss weol slIp-on
Sweaters ------------~--$I slice
SS--S3.95 and fS.s5 Rayon
nAD4MCE E~s1W
2S--S4.99 and S5.s5 Wooi Cardi-
gans A&.sa
lS-Sl0.e5 TO SASS Evening
SweAfArS &SN
lS--S5.95 white Swim Suits,
$s.Ss
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Z5!!||4lI|1![] Z5!!||4| BARGAINS
Appliances

s-S7.ss Electric Feet warmerx.
Si-s5
i-S42.s5 Electric Mixer -Sss. .ss
i-ssa-ss Electric Mixer Sss.ss
1--sis.ss Autematie Steam Iron.
y7.sS
l-s24.ss Cocktail Sess-as is.
xS.ss
io-siee 20 t2.sS Infra Heat
naaD& Sl.wv
1-s17.s5 Automatic Steam Iren
table model Se.Ss
6-Ss.SS Heating Pads S1.ss
Kann's-Tnird Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
TOiIetries

SOC Assorted Shape Bottles with
Metal Tops. ideal for cosmetic
cases, travel cases, 29c, 4 for 81
4S-5Oc D'Orsay Tale, pleasant
fragrance 1Ocs
2O-isc Paper Towels. $50 sheets
TO TOLL 80 A"~
72-S2.0O D'Orsay's Cherry
Blossom Perfume, nicely pack
aged --------------------'Sc
148-s1.25 'Insta Curl" Capsules
Hair Waving Solution, easy to
,,ra 25cs
1S-S1.OO-$1.50 Compacts, metal,
"as is," damaged but usable. 10c
1850 "Liptex," helps keep
your lipstick orl-----------loc'
sPlas sos tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
China

1Sf.4s Crystal Fish Bowls. ssc
36-lsc All Glass Orange or
Grapefruit Reamers- So
2-S24.s5 53-pc. Dinner Sets
service Tor S-------------$iz $iz.S9
l-Ss9.s5 s3-pc. Dinner Set
service for l2------------$29.8S
52-l0c Measuring Cups &c
s6-2sc Punch Cups lie
6-s3.50 3-po Cocktail Sets.
Sl.69
s-sl.9s s-pc. Rack Sets sl.oo
Kanns--Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Girls Shop

wv 80
S-$s.ss to $3.50 Corduroy and
An-wool Jumpers ------$2.00
35-Sl.3s 10 $z.99 Cotton
BI0u5ee, $l.V0
25-$4.s9 to $7.ss Cotton Dress
15-s2.29 Girls Skirts ts----S1.29
12-$4.s9 Pastel Rayon Dresses,
$3.50
SO-S1.69 Turtle Neck Polo
Shirts, long sleeve SSc
1s--S2.s9 Girls Denim Jeans,
a-sie.ss Girls Spring Toppers,
$12.88
1o-Sz5.00s In-Between Girls
Tweed Spring Coats -----$1S.S5
1o-$1s.s5 and $22.95 Pastel
Spring Goats
s5.oe
+$l4.ss Girls Suits $1,000
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Budget Dresses

2s-S5.s5 Women's Rayon Crepe
Printed Dresses s---------$z.O0
15--$S.95 Misses and W0men's
Rayon Crepe Printed Dresses,
$3.e0
1O-si4.95 Women's Rayon
Crepe Dresses, plain and print
ed ------------------$S.00
1O-Sl4.95 Misses Rayon Crepe
Dresses, broken sizes-----S10.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Better Dresses
Teen Shop

1-s19.95 Black Winter Coat, S.
5s5.95 Teen Raincoats - Soc
3-S2.ss Teen Spring Hats, si.ss
3o-s1.9s Long sleeve Polo
Shirts with turtle necks s8c
a5-s3.ss Red and Green Denim
leans --s1.69
S-sIs.s5 TO $25.0e Spring Suits.
$3.50
12-s1s.95 Spring Goats $3.50
24-s25.00 TO S29.95 All-wooi
Snrinr Coats $3.50
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Leather. Goods

S-Stz.5e Calfskin Bags, draw
string, black and brown --s6.sSs
4--$lo.5e Rayon FafiIe Bags
= - - - - B3tWH
3S-s595 70 9lo.10 Evening Bags
----------------SA.l0s
7S--S1.ee - S2.eo Wemen's
Belts s---------f for $i.ee
l50-Sz.oo and t3.oe Hand.
u8E3 -------------~ ~----- @AsSS
75-S5.0e 70 s7.Ss Handbags
Evening star., 1949-05-05
$500 Eighf-Piecs
HishbolI Sets
$l.49 ~

Decorated 10 -os. crystal
glasses with sham bottoms.
different verse on each glass.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
NN Reyes
Dress Taffsto
7Sc I'd.

Lovely eFtsr saagsty In seaf
eheses cf IL eclcrs. Per ttn-
inss. arsssss. slsasss. isnssrss.
Kann's--Street Floor
Kann's--Ssreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Rugs

Rugs
4-sisss Reversible Fibre Rugs.
Sxl2 &il-d8
3-ssss Oval Braided Rigs
27x4Ss N.s5
l--s2s.ss AIi-weol Hand hooked
Rugs, 3x5 ------------% %le.8s
Io-ss.5e 10 sI3.s5 Sample Rugs.
Ifxo4v ------ ---- Sa-19
100 Yds.--S2.6s Jnte Carpet.
IT -------------S1.6 S1.69 yd.
1S-Secsnds sf sis.ss Lssp Pile
Cotton Rugs ------------8 8.9S
I5--Secsnds ef sls6s Reversible
Chenille RuEs. s0x20- Iec
3--s3kss Reversible Csttsn and
Flhrs Rass, exl2------s1s.S5
Esnns-Ihird Hoor.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Housewares

Housewives
e-ss.ss wan Cahlnis. isx
l2x3o". 5-sheif type. - y.
Ia-sII'sg. .,S.Is g.'Is,l', ,,s,. c,s;ss I. szz
E4stsfft& 3Agt3 4.El s'r-r'Si
S--es1.sS ssssi wasafsbss.
double doors. 3oxIss a. 1
s-Sf4.ss Utility Closets. i4x
11x64s. b-shelf type, 80 Ia,
r--slB.es UtsIisy CIsset, isx
14x64". 6-sheh type. 40 p.
i-gIS.ss Drsem Closet. 1px
15x64 ~. sheif for extrasl a
10 4lo.S8
3-sis.es Kitchen Bases. por-
celain tops. cutlery drawers,
storage space. 20x24x36. %
is Sf3.0S
f-sl4.es Kitchen Ease, por-
ceiain top, drawer. storage
space. as 10 ---------S1o.0s
I-se.sS Wail Cabinet. dou-
Bile doors, 24x24xi2s rs is
I-s7.s6 wsii Cabinet, single
door, 1Sxl2x2SU, as H. e4.e5
Kann's--Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
ssss Slim.Liss
Wool Skirts
$500

In three lengths, with adjust
/. able waists. Black. brown,
green or grey. Sizes 1915.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05

so-Nsss $3.50 ~ 1000 Ss~sss Msks s~ssseu- g.ss
3s-trssa u Msss Si.2S Shssss. sor,oa nsss; evssa
.lres ...-...--~.-----~---1s -1ss
S-Ss.sS sspsvW S~ssssn. broker sizss---------tizs
Sf-Si "a Ds.si. Tses Ags
$1,000 Ghslsis ksbs ss.Ss
so-esHso ssl Irssa SSs5 Lsss~sssvs spss tAsrss
rnussed ....--..-. .si.1s
ie-S4.sS osse-Tsss tsss Sleeve tesH tkss. rofoon,
bscek ncyy .-.- .---.--.--~----------Si.se
f1-1ae sak esx Ashtsesx sAissx .ossS sc
s-SsHsss sad Irssssn SAYS Shsss. rsssed
1-S<sy cssss xpess SpsN SAivss ~
t1-S3GS : 50 sS SAssss nassed d..-.--- s1ss
i-S3.So pssssl-Tsas Gsssa skis, ruaset t----~-41lS
I-SS.S5 Css6sssy GAs xiepw skif------------8s.ts
i-S1Ss AH-Wss Sssvsssss swessss aodsd St 90
$-1S< Hsss, foded d----------~--.-----------
i-$f.1s Rsyss shssss soled; sire $ss
i-3TS0 Fs@sss-AAsks spsH shss. sire snsG soaed SIS
S-tnsSs 6ss MhAs Tss tksss- -ses
S-otk ssl Esd Mssis MsSis@-~sssks Lsss p~s~su.
soued ~@@..s 80
i-irsss t7.sS asyss
Kanns-Aens Tnnixhsnss- Street rsu
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Kann's Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
1857 Bvsss
Table Lamps
$3.50

wins and amber sIsss feunta.
forai rarehmsnsised shsdss.
@G-inehss tai.
Kann's-Tnird Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Kann's--street Floor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
Four Negroes On
Ssose Social Work
Meeting Program

-Four Minnesota Negroes are
SehSduIsd 20 take part In Discus
SONS u ths Minnesota State Con-
ference Of Social Work which
meets In Minneapolis AZ the Hotel
klc0IlFt, Minneapolis. May 2 20 .,
Ruby psrnSn of the University
Of Minnesota department. Of So
cioIoEy. viii speak May 8 81 1913
on 'PerSDnhsi Practices IN Group
Worn" Dolly Perry Of the Ram
Sry County Old age assistance sec
ton win participate In . panel
Monday. May 2. A. $40 p. m.
Also on Monday 1t $50 D. m.
H.v. Owens Of The g. Paul Urban
League WIN chair . panel discus
sion on Civil Rights Practices IN
Minnesota. on which Clifford
RuekEF o. the Governors Inter-
racial Commission win partici-
pate. Others on this panel tsTs "a.
Rogers. famous Indian attorney
and University Of Minnesota foot
ball star: John Simmons. chair
man Of ths Minnesota cosincil for
FEPc and Mike Masuolta Of tha
JapanSss American CitIssns
League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
Wisconsin Teachers
College Choir Sings
ObieeHionGl Song

Listeners over station KBTP
last Saturday afternoon were
startled 20 hear q choir sing the
objectionable song novelty "eeny
meeny. minsy mo. catch . n-----F
by his toe" The singers werU the
River Falls (WisD Teachers Col.
leEs . cappellA choir who were
giving an air concert Radio pro-
gram directors and station work.
err were shocked almost speech
less.
Telephone protests began %
pour into the station Immediately
after tho song Tho choir direo.
tor. one G. u, King, couldn't un-
dcrstRnd what the fuss was all
about lie told KsTP officials
that Negroes in the south didn't
object to hearing the objection.
able and vulgar epithst over the
radio.
ksTP officials were disturbed
by the incident but said that
while the lyrics had been casually
checked. no one caught the Offend
ing RanK, One station executive
said the station was sorry for the
slip and assured the public II
would not happen again, u hu-
manly possible 10 prevent Il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
Cherries HiIl Enters
Not Guilty PIe0 70
Robbery Of Stuten

Charles Hin. an unemployed
Minneapolis dining car waiter,
pleaded not guilty TO robbery In
Hennepin county district court
this week. HIN In being held un-
der 5000 bail in the county jail,
Hin. police say, robbed Reuben
Staten. Minneapolis Pullman en-
pIoye, at the point of q gun April
10 and took $50 form him.
Staten reported the robbery 20
police and Hiu was picked up a
few hours later.
The two men had both been
playing "a friendly" game Of pO-
ker at a Clinton Ave. 80. resi-.
denoe. Staten won most Of the
money and left for his home early
In the morning. A. the corner Of
an alley he claims he was aceoat-
cd by FIN, who pat o gun on him
and demanded all Of his money.
Staten told police he thought
Hill was joking at first and Of
fered 20 loan him some money.
but that Nm said he wasn't Jok.
ing. he wanted all Of the money.
Staten also claims HIN told him
that " he reported the hoIdup hr
would kill him.
Tentative tT1AI date for HIN IL
set for May 8.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29

@. Brown and was Immediately
assigned TO the Municipal court
section Of the Han Of Justice.
Poole was born In Pittsburgh.
graduated from the University Of
Michigan In 1898, and from the
Michigan Law School In 1898. He
then attended Harvard University
Law School. and In 1889 was
awarded his Master Of Laws.
He practiced law In Pittsburgh
for three years and was also spe-
ciAl Assistant 70 the General
Counsel Of the Pittsburgh Al.
thority a. well a. legal adviser 70
the Selective Service Board. In
1912 he became o member Of the
legal staff of the National Labor
Relations Board In Washington,
d. c.
World War II veteran. his serv-
Ice included three and one-half
years a. Legal Officer and Trial
Judge Advocate al Tuskegee Air
Field.
Following honorable discharge.
Poole came 10 San Francisco
where he was made . Special APP
peIiats Attorney and chief Of the
BF1efing and Appellate Unit Of the
San Francisco Regional OPA
President Of the San Francisco
Urban League and Of the Council
for CIVIC Unity. he II also chair
man OF the Legal Redress Com
mittes Of the local chapter Of the
NAACP. He IL q member Of Alpha
Phi Alpha. and was elected 10 the
National Honor Society Of Phi
Kappa PM.
Poole's wife 10 the former Char
Iotts crump Of 81. Paul. Mime
sofa, and n graduate % the Uni.
ve-ity Of Minnesota They have
one child
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
FARMERS O MECHANICS
BANK Will % oPGRd
SATURDAY MORNINGS

Contrary 10 many reports. the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank Of Minneapolis. and at lnASt
ono other bank In this city. IL not
going 10 discontinue Saturday
business at the present time. &C.
coriing TO q recent announcement
made by John DeIIAittrs. vice
president Of Farmers and Mech.
AnieB Bank.
Until June ~ there viii BE- no
change in banking hours at the
Farmers and MechanioA." he said
The bank plans 90 stay open. he
further stated. for the next seven
Saturdays in order 10 serve the
thousands Of people who use the
bank on Saturday morning.
This includes the children and
teachers who uaS the School Bav.
lngs department and whose only
oonvsHisnt opportunity 20 come %
this bank during the school year
10 on Saturday mornings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29

organisation composed OF Negro
men of college grade In the world.
II was founded In 1904 BY seven
NsEro students thrn enrolled Mt
Cornell University IN Ithaca, New
York. They wsrS Msasrs, George
y, Kelley, Henry Arthur Calls,
Robert ~. oEis, VsFtnsr w. Tan
dy. Charles w. Chapman, James
a. Morton and Nathaniel A. Muir.
ray.
These man feit the need of
banding themselves togpthsr Cor
mutual aid and aasistaAes and In
order that they might be bstter
able 10 insist upon the personal
progress of each ether. tho Idea
rapidly spread and became deeply
rooted among Negro students In
higher institutions Of learning
throughout the country.
Alpha mi Alpha In the firut
Greek Letter aoaisiy among
Negroes 10 become intsr.Fanial.
and II now numbers among ~
membership th6ss of other rAoea
To-day there are approximately
400 chapters u the fraternity.
bath undergraduate and graduate
located al most Of The leading
colleges and universities Of stand.
ing In ths UnltSd states and In
most ~ the large eentsFA Its
total membership In about 1900.
During and In tho waka u
World War I, ths great Industries
In the northern states drew
heavily upon Negro labor from the
Southland causing . general NIL
grafton Of Negroes from the
Southern STATES The result was
that nearly every large city In tho
northern part 0f the country had
large Negro populations. the ma
J0rity Of these migrants coming
from rural communities and
farms had never aRpeFtsncsd ur-
ban life. The various social aEsn.
Glss and welfare aFEahiEali9as
were taxed 10 thSir limits 20
handle the many problems sud
denly arising u was imperative
that other organizations give help.
In the 1919 general convention
0f Alpha mi Alpha held In tho
city u Chicago, Illinois, . report
~ an investigation was submitted
with Tespsot ~ the education Of
our youth. One outstanding en-
ample was the city ~ Cleveland.
Ohio. which then had . Negro
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cHgooo ExPEcTED
70 oTvE HARoln
KAUTH ToUcH RAcG

Joe r. Chiodo. 357S ~ 90.
". ", candidate for alderman Of
the third ward, u expected e win
the nomination May . and Oppose
Harold r. Ka1th, incumbent
Chio8o has tn sndOrsemsnt %
the third ward pFL ChIb. Broth
srhood II Railway Clerks no and
the HighusW Park Improvement
ASsociAtiOn
Mr.. Chiodo IL . native q Wis
eonan. but . reEIdsnt o. Mime
apoiis for 20 ysarE. He IL MARRIED
and the father Of i've b1yR
Two wgEi-knOwn third ward res
dents who aEs supporters q Mr..
ch1Oso are Ms Weber whats and
wiIHan wsstbeTy.
He serves On tbs board q dirsc-
tors o. The Minnesota LsaG8e Of
crudit Unt0nas Mr. cn8od0 u .
hrra believer In PrsNsdsnt TPu-
naAn's ova Rights proEEarn and
ths hannah FtaAtiaas m.OysusSnt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
MILL CITY WoAAAN
AWARDED TEMPORARY
ALIAAoNY ~ COURT

Judge Paul Carroll granted
Mrs. JeraIdsan D. CorneIIous tenn
poraTy Alimony from william Cor.
nelious, ga 18th Ave. 80. Mime
Apoiis. Monday morning In Hen
nepin county district court
The aIimOny and order restrain.
ing the defendant Cornelious from
molsEtinE his wife or removing OF
selling certain household furnish
ingS was granted upon motion Of
Raymond W Cannon, attorney
for Mrs. cOFnslIous.
The plaintiffs suit for divorce
fiIed last week alleges cruel and
inhunan treatment
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29

A. $50 p, ~ = public meet.
ing will BE- held In Pilgrim
baptist Church In ~, Paul
Gov Luther YounGdahl and
Mayor Edward DELANEY of ~,
Paul have been invited 90 par.
tioipaie. ZION, Bedford v, Law.
son. Jr,. Of Washington. ., O.,
general presiasnt Of Alpha PM
Alpha Fraternity. Inc will de-
liver lhs principal Addruaa
Tlle. 10 ths first time Mt.
Lawson has appeared In Min.
neSotA, lie has appeared before
the URitad states supreme
Court In recent years In cases
involving discrimination and
abTidgmsnt ol the NsEro'a eiVIl
TiEhtA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29
TEN YOUNG WOMEN ENTER
CONTEST 70 SOLICIT NAAcP
MEMBERS AND CALIFORNIA TRIP

A. announced last week. ten
young ladies. each sponsored by .
church or organization. have en-
tered the EAAcp Membership
Contest 10 compete for the honor
0f being nRmsd NAACP Queen.
The grand prize Il q trip 20 the
National Convention 81 NAACp
20 BE- held In Los Angeles In June
Nine Contestants were namSd
last week. The tenth contestant IL
Mas MyrrhSns Allen. The church.
- and organizations sponsoring
the Contestants are - f0ii0wHi
Emily Clark. H. James Meth.
e1iss Church: Omar Fswcstt. 81
Philips Episcopal Church and
Auxiliary Of Local Sic. vsntrsas
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clSIvGRS ATTENDS
a. ~. Z. MGaTINO
Az cuOAa RAPIDS

Curtis e. ChivrrH. advertising
manager, Minneapolis BPokEB'
MAN and preald"nt Of the Lay.
mems League Of the ~. Paul DiH.
trtct u the Northwest AMn con.
ference, viii return today from
Cedar Rapida, Iowa
ChiVsrH left the city Wsdhss.
day. April n. for Cedar Rapids
10 attend the District conferences
AZ ths I.Aymsn's League hsld
there BE spoke al the convention
Thursday sVshinE
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st. Paul Girls Husband Named
Assistant US. District Attorney

SAN FRANCISCO -- Cecil r.
Poole. local attorney and husband
Of Charlotte Crump Poole, St Paul
native. was appointed assistant
district attorney assistant coun-
~ attorney last week.
Mr.. Poole was sworn in April
IS by district attorney Edmund
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jackson, Pilgrim Baptist Church
Dorothy M0ns0h, CamphoT Meth.
odISt Church: Charlotte Perfect
CredjAfawn Club. CretAmAS Ran.
Hon, Mount Ollvst Baptist Church
Maybslis Stephens. PraEmAtsiA
Sorority. and Betty Roberts. inns
Place,
The paper has been unable N
contact hlaa Beverly Carroll and
Miss AyTThsns Allen The names
~ their respective sponsors viii,
therefore. b. published next week
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KANSAS CITY DETECTIVES
COME ron PRISONER

Two Negro dstsotivss. rnsmbeFs
~ the Kansas city, No. police
force. clifford Warren and Albert
Warren. came IA Minneapolis Ias.
week " take . prisoner back 70
the Missouri city,
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CLARENCE HUGHES NAMED
TO COMMUNITY CHEST
FLAMING COMMITTEE

Ans0aG The nine Members at
large n&ned 20 the Minneapolis
Community Chess planning Kryap
- Clarsnes Hughes. Ssa7 Fourth
Ave So. ACTIVE civic worker.