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Evening star., 1950-01-20
Officials Hope Europe
Will OK Revampine Of
Marshall Plan Setup
BY the Asseeioted Press

American officials expressed
hope today that Western Europe
will agree to sweeping changes in
the overseas organization which
administers the Marshall Plan.
Renewed optimism concerning
the proposal came in the wake of
high-level meetings between Paul
Henri Spaak, former Belgian Pre-.
mier, and officials of the Economic
Cooperation Administration and
State Department.
Under American-backed plans tc
revamp the foreign setup of the
Marshall Plan, Mr.. Spaak would
become chief executive of the
Organization for European Eco.
nomic Cooperation.
Confers With Hoffman.
The OEEC also would be giver
vastly expanded powers to form
and direct European recovery
policies and supervise the multi.
billion spending of American aid.
Mr.. Spaak conferred at length
yesterday with ECA Administrator
Hoffman and Secretary of Stat
Achesop.
Authorities who asked not to b,
identified by name said the dis
cussions dealt with the opposition
of some countries to the proposed
OEEC changes. The overall pic
ture of European recovery als'
was touched on. it was reported.
The United States feels, thes
Evening star., 1950-01-20

officials said, that OEEC must be
dealt a more powerful hand in
setting European economic pat
terms If recovery is to be achieved
by June, 1852, when the Marshall
Plan ends.
The donation organization now
serves largely as an advisory group
with authority only to recommend
action designed to help recovery.
1--WE are increasingly hopeful
that the Marshall Plan countries
will see this our way" one foreign
aid official told a reporter.
He said the prime goals of a
strengthened OEEC would be
abolition of European trade bar
riers and unification of Western
Europe's economy. This would
follow the course considered al
most a must" by Mr.. Hoffman il
the continent is to reach financial
stability.
Mr.. Spaak's appointment as
director general of the Marshall
Plan group also would have to be
made by the Europeans. How.
ever, President Truman is under
stood to have asked the Belgian tx
take the post If and when 1t Il
offered,
Evening star., 1950-01-20
'F.&M. Murder Suspect
Knew Arrest Was Due
BY the Asseciaied Press

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 90
State police said today Edward
Gibbs knew he was under suspicion
when he gave himself up in the
Staying of Marian Louise Baker.
Gibbs, 25-year- -old married SEN
ior at Franklin g. Marshall College,
was held without bail on a murder
charge yesterday in the Staying of
the 21-year-old college stenog-
rapher January 10.
The Air Force veteran walked
into the Office of DR.. Theodore
Distler, F. & M. president, We'd
nesday afternoon and announced
I'm your man. I did it,
Gibbs belief that he was under
suspicion was correct, authorities
said. They had been investigating
the student from Pitman, N. j..
after he allegedly asked George
Marvel, a pre-medical student
Evening star., 1950-01-20
| Lawyer Wins
|Cose Minutes
| After His Death
BY the Associuied Press

CROWN POINT, Ind, Jan. 20.
A prominent Hammond dndJ
lawyer won his case yesterday q
few minutes after he died in Lake
County Criminal Court.
Erie G. Sproat, Sc, collapsed In
the courtroom while arguing q
motion to quash evidence against
his client.
He died shortly after Judge
William j. Murray and bailifi
carried him into the judges
chambers.
The judge returned to the
courtroom, head bowed, and up
held Mr.. Sproat's motion to free
Charles Pittman of Hammond
from a charge of illegal possession
| of a weapon,
Evening star., 1950-01-20

President Truman told a news
conference yesterday the State
Department was studying the
question of continuing representa-
ton at the Vatican.
American Protestants have crit
icized maintenance of an Ameri-
can representative at the Vatican
ever since President Roosevelt
named Mr.. Taylor special envoy
in December, 1899.
Mr.. Taylor. 76, resigned We'd
nesday. President Truman &C
cepted the resignation, he said,
with deep regret" and high
praise for the work Mr.. Taylor
had done.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Office Of u. 5. Envoy
AT Vatican Closed
BY ths Associoted Press

ROME, Jan. 20.-The Office
maintained here by President
Truman's personal representative
to the Vatican-a semi diplomatic
post vacated Wednesday by the
resignation of Myron c. Taylor
has been closed.
Franklin c. Gowen. State De-
partment career diplomat who
had served as Mr.. Taylor's assist
ant, said today he had been re-
called to Washington for consul
tation.
Mr.. Gowen said the Office had
been closed. In Washington
Evening star., 1950-01-20

from Darby, Pa. how quickly q
body decomposed.
Police said they also had re-
ceived an anonymous telephone
call stating Gibbs had asked about
body decomposition.
Acting on these tips, investiga-
tors examined Gibbs automobile
as it was parked outside the dor
mitory where he lived with his
wife, the former Helen Woodward,
also of Pitman.
And they later learned, police
said, that Gibbs was watching
from a dormitory window as they
examined the car for bloodstains
or other signs of struggle.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Alumni to Hear Dr.. Clark

DR.. John D. Clark. economic
adviser to President Truman, will
address the Charter Day dinner
of the University of Nebraska
Alumni Club of Washington at 7
pm. tomorrow in the Highlands
Apartments dining room, 1914
Connecticut avenue NV. Follow
ing the dinner. the club will be the
guest of the Nebraska State So
ciety at University Night
party in the Wardman Park Ho-
/ tel.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Robbi SeeoI Speaks Tonight

Rabbi Henry Segal will speak at
services at $3.50 o'clock tonight of
the B'nai Israel Synagogue. Four
teenth and Emerson streets NV.
The synagogue's newly organized
Young Married Couples Group
will be guests of the congregation
at the services.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Building Fund Party

Treasury Post No. 2400 of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold
building fund party at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Kenneth Nash Post
Hall, Third and D streets Sc.
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major points on this subject were
FIRST. conscience. which has 70
deal with tho inward thoughts o.
real sentiments Of an Individual:
Secondly, record. which n the
known facts OF an individual, and
God. the supreme ruler Of the UNI
verse.
Everyone should avail them
selves with an opportunity Of at
tending this great Gospel Feast
Tho EVangsllSt u really witty,
profound and logical. To Do
truthful about u, he u just tops.
He received his Bachelor Degree
from Alcorn College, his Doctor of
Divinity from HAIper's College
and fIIrthered hia education az
Mckinley Memorial University In
Nncennoa. IndianA.--Rev. w. p.
Grossisy, minister,
Tho Social IAnhn club met with
Mrs. Lucy Harris. tole Clinton
Ave. So. for In regular monthly
meeting, Tuesday night, March
~. All members were present. A
business session was held. Tho
next meeting viii Be held at Mira
Willis D. Gates April ,. A. the
close Of the meeting q luncheon
was served, President Of the club
ia Mira, NJ. Stewart.
Mira HaIlio Ewing and = group
OF ladies were guests Of the Dor
cas- Circle, q Christian Service
club Of Hsnnepin Ave-. church.
Wednesday, March 10, After the
meeting Mrs. Ewing's group rem
dcred Q short program Those
participating were, Mines. Elise
Lyle, HaAel McAhater, Miss Ann
Harris and Val LAMAR. who u
also TO bo presented In q dramatic
recital March 40. at 10. Peters A.
NJ. 70. church.
MrA. Leonard T. dFeen. 2Sa5
27th Ave. &c., who has been m
with the fiu for the past two
weeks, 10 utin confined 10 hsF
homo.
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Cpl and Mrs. Ronald b. Lewis
Of Pensacola. Fla, win return TO
the city April Is. a. Cpl Lewis
win receive his discharge from the
Army Air Force at that time.
Mrs. Lewis II the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Merrill, 23o9
Fifth Ave. So. and Mr.. Lewis Ia
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lewis,
400 Z. seth St
A baby Eiri was born recently
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Witherin Tucker,
991 Aldrich Ave. No. at John A.
Anderin Hospital, Tlskegee In
stitute. Ala. The baby was named
Cynthia Joyce. Mrs Tucker and
daughter returned to the city
March 1, where she and the baby
are doing fine.
The Round. the Clock club will
have q fish fry at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cohron, col Aldrich
Ave. No. Friday. March a. The
public In invited.
Mr. A. ID. Jones was the dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Chatham. 9S9 Aldrich Ave. No,
Sunday, March II.
The Congregational Church of
God In Christ met Thursday,
March 23 with Mrs. Bertha Sna-
den, 1910 Bryant Ave. No.
Tho Helpers Club of st. Peters
AME church will meet Sunday
afternoon. March 20, with Mrs. w.
A. Glenn. 1884 Smelling Ave. So.
Rev. and Mrs. III. w. Bolts, ST.,
1919 Lyndale Ave. No, left Sun
day. March 10. for Nashville,
Tenn, to attend the national Bap-
list educational board meeting.
They will return to the city Satur-
day, March IS. to be here for the
services Sunday, March 20.
Saturday night March Is.
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
Phillips. 4l46 Third Ave. So, sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. McClinton
Webb, the newcomers to Mime
apolis, with a shower, bringing
gifts to their new baby girl. The
baby girl, who has been named
Lois Jean, was born March Q at
Fairview hospital. Those present
were Messrs. and Mines. Harry
Harry jackson and Dayton Loud;
Mines. Gertrude Mitchell, e. 2.
Byrd and NJ. c. Washington. Those
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st. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

st JAMES A.M.E CHURCH
The woman's Day at ~. James
Minneapolis last Sunday was con.
sidcrcd the Banner Day Of all
celebrations, Both spiritually and
financially u ranked second u
none, The message brought 10 us
by Mrs. Martha Loo at our II
o'clock service was concise and
we'll delivered. The women werc
earnestly urged To q greater height
by this very fine speech, II made
all feel like going on . little fur.
Their,
Al $50. Mas Ruth Harvey from
the church federation brought us
q wonderful story OF her work In
Japan, where she spent twenty
years a. q Missionary. 81, Jamea
was very grateful 20 have had
such intellectual characters IN Ap.
peared on their program. Others
who participated on the program
were Mrs. J., A. Parkinson, Win
onia Minis, NJ. Burrrll Lytlo. n, r..
Coleman. Jessie Clay. Eula Keith,
Alice Cook. MiRa Ann Horace,
Frankly Lander. Mira, Henrietta
PoHtOn and MTH, Mcltoy Tho two
choirs furnished melodioua music,
and Mrs. VIM, y. uroanley was
general chairman.
Rev. w. A. 0roAAIcy, d, d. who
Ia now conducting a revival nj ~
James, Minneapolis, has held his
congregation Hpcll-bound each
night m he brought the word ~
God. on Monday night he preached
from the Ord chapter OF John and
the 18th verse, Ills subject was.
Gods Love For Man" The three
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Good attendance made the II ..
m. service Q great success. The
subject OF the sermon delivered by
Rev, Tate was The CAEpentera
Son." Many said the sermon was
one OF the best. Rev. Tate win not
preach again ~ pastor Of Bethas-
da for Tho Carpenters Bon" was
hia finAl sermon.
There was wonderful muAic
rendered by the senior and junior
choirs who always sing with their
hearts IN their music.
The willing Workers sponsored
the program IN the evening hAv.
ing the Royal Jubileera a. their
guest artists. Many came % re-
celve spiritual blessings from the
musical program. IN conjunction
with this, q refreahment table,
beautifully decorated by those
who arc known 20 have excellent
ability In decorating, After the
service all adjourned TO the prayer
room for Fellowship and refresh
mcntA
AHt NNlANE NNNlE VIII hmNt
charge OF the services for the eve.
ming next Sunday and win have q
special event OF singing for those
who come out.
Mrs. Val LAMAR win DO here on
Palm Sunday 10 be star OF q pro-
gram given by the choir, All are
urged 10 come and enjoy this pro.
gram. Mrs, LAMAR IN Of stage and
radio fame and you win miss 4
great treat II you are not present
Remember your prayer meeting
on Wednesday nights from 10 !
In the evening.
Thought for the week; the
probability that we may fail In
the struggle ought not 20 deter W
from tho support Of q cause We
believe 10 be Just, Margaret
Tate, reporter.
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The NeIEhbOrhOOd Bridge llub
met with Mrs. John SheVtiard.
1928 Fifth Ave. So, Monday
night. March Is. First pgtEc was
won by Mrs. N. @. Evans, second
prize by Mrs. Donald BRADY, and
third prize by Mrs. Palmer Jack
son. The next meeting win be held
at the home OF Mrs. Donald Brady
Monday. March 81
A birthday party was given
Saturday. March 10. for little
Carolyn Ann Seabron, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seabron,
1901 25th Ave. So, In honor of
her fifth birthday. Those present
were Karon Kitagawa, Shirley
Hughes, Diana Cook. Chcri Tate.
Sharon Rucker. Gayle Marshall,
Leslie Harris. Lydia wardlRw.
RAchelle Mitchell, Larry Mander-
villn. Charles Carter, and Deborah
Seabron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson
were entertained at dinner Thurs.
day night, March 10. at the Nan
kin Cafe, by Mr. Edward Chu. Mr..
Chu il a student at the u Of NJ.
Miss Grace johnson, SIC Colfax
Ave. No, returned recently from
Des Moines, Ia, where she was
called to the bedside Of her mother
who died March 2.
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A farm editor looks
at iron ore

Sitting down here IN the farm country, Il II hard
TO grasp the reasoning Of those who would haap moro
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

BAllonGcr. that's all right. I'm not
mad MyrrhsnS Allen. hAvOnt
seen you around lAtsly (Snile.)
Must the answer Be no" al the
time a.. RosAmAs johnson. good
buck or ShAn I say. hey now :"
Roy Armstrong. do you stin oArSH
LITTLE BTTS-Tell me Horace
Collins and Eugene White got
their coats stolen at the dance
Sunday night Saw BobblS
Cartwright looking sharp a. ever.
stepping into the" yellow con-
Vertibls Sunday Arlene Brown
hasn't been around much lately
-, MarchetA Allen II playing My
Foolish Heart" on the Variety
show Friday night LuvcTne
Buford didn't get TO do his dance
Sunday night. I wonder whyH.
Lucy Morris and q few other
girls were passed up by . street.
car last Friday night, II really
hurt their pride. tsmile) O., Bev-
erly Carroll had q few Kids In Sat
uriay night for CanAsta. Herman
Howard. &c. J. Charles MaEquic,
Roaamond Miller. Robert Bantam,
Sonny scrogEinA, Jean Durand,
Ermon Owens. Del Cruahon. Mai.
colin DAde and yours truly . .
Pat Moore gave q party Saturday
night, II was really nice. I hear
Ermon Owens and Joan Perfect
were shopping In Minneapolis one
day last week , Rosie johnson
saw Marion Anderson walking
down one Of the streets In Min
neApoliA Mr.. y. E, Hall had
q fire In his barberahop Tuesday
morning, Quite a bit Of damage
was done Kenny Mckinney
and Fred Dillon hit II 10 81. Paul
Sunday afternoon Everybody
has been frcquenting the Elite
lately. They have some wonderful
Bar-B-Q Tell me Little Bit"
has n car now Something happen
cd 10 II Friday. though. Say, BIT,
you should have asked mo about
Il. That car has "spella'" Janet
Pettlford sure does get around ~,
Percy Hughes u playing out TO
Manchester college April ist at an
All Fools Dance Tho Pilgrim
Baptist style show In April 18th
90. Don't forget the ~, Thomas
style show April 10th The PHI.
grim Players presentation Of
Dora Dean" 10 April 2sth. That
In going 10 be one great play. Mrs,
Fields says Barbara has really
run up her phone bill calling
home" She ought 20 write a few
letters once In awhile. Tommy
Adams does II the smart way.
She calls home just once In a.
while. Then she can talk longer. .s'-
Spring has hit again. A. usual.
new couples are Springing up all
over the Twin Cities. A few are
dispensing Next week. I'm going
to try and get q few peoples 70.
marks m 70 what they were doing
this time last year. I hope those
that I ask won't be too shy 70 tell
me. II you don't tell me. I'll just
look In the old Spokesman files
and Teen Times. I'd rather have
II from you, though Charles
Tucker In planning TN hitting 81.
Paul 10 20 20 the U. Of M. this
summer Dixie Young 10
wearing n certain young mans
class ring. Johnny Doyls's7
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unable to attend. but Ssnt giftl
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lttls
and Mrs. bessie Gresham. Re
treatments were served by Mira
Judson Phillips and daughters,
Sylvia, Judy and Paulette.
Mr.. and Mr.. Luther Dennis,
2442 Fifth Ave. So. entertained
their friends with q turkey dinner
Sunday, March 10. Those present
were Measrs. and Mines. Louis
Walls. Clint Harris. and William
Sonia
The Missionary Society Of St
Peters AAGE church will meet at
the home Of Mrs.. Fannie Pierre
Lewis. 1924 Fourth Ave. So. FRI
day from 2 TO 4 p. m. AL members
are requested to be present
Mr.. John l. Cook. 36i7 Chicago
Ave-, In confined to his home with
a bad cold. He was unable TO 20
out this week.
Mrs. GOrdan Granger, 1924
Fourth Ave. So. IL improving
nicely now. Mrs. Granger had an
operation on her eye and several
teeth pulled in her home over a
period Of two weeks.
Mr.. Albert Hurt, 400 e. Frank.
linAve., entertained AZ guests Sat
urday. March IS, at his home in
honor OF his birthday. Mr.. Hurt
received many gifts. Following
cocktails, a ham and turkey din.
was served. Mrs. Horace Meaux,
1860 SherbuTne Ave, st. Paul,
who contributed so much toward
helping Mr.. Hurt make the party
a success, was unable to attend
due to sudden illness in her fam
lily. Among those present were
Mines. Palmer jackson, Jessie
Shepherd. Minnie Alexander, Ed
ward Horak. Arthur Jewett, Betty
Williams, Miss La. Donna Heinhel /;
Messrs. John Brandon, Erwin
Palmer, John Juster, Keith
ShannehAnn. DR.. John Robb;
Messrs. and Mines. Arthur Ran
dell. DR.. Claude Ehrenberg, Fred
Heinkel. John Witzel. Clifford
Howard, Donald Doolittle. Donald
Charleston. Fred Andersen, Wal
ter Anderson. Harry Anderson,
Craig Elliot. Ralph and Webb
hardwood, and Edward Kruger.
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the virgin Mary's version Of her
son from his birth TO the day Of
his cTucifixion.
The artist will be assisted by the
81. Peter Choral group and Miss
Anna Horris, who win sing q solo.
The program Ia sponsored by the
LAymen League. Mrs. Thelma
Wade Ia chairman Of the program
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lSOCLAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr and M1 Eddie Jefferson 2s45 Clinton Ave So were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Willard Merrill 23O9 Fifth
Ave- So, Sunday, March Is.
Ms Priscilla Clay 1851 Smelling Ave- &c. returned home
Monday March 90 She had been the North side Of
taking of her brother Mr. VIM Mcintosh who died
weeka
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24
PAST
and
PRESENT

PAST Some OF you win re-
member the sunday MArcheta
Allen sat through an entire church
service wearing ear muffA they
were new.l The Teen Times had
their anniversary, The first TOSn-
timers were: Jean Durand. Eruaon
OwenA Veronica Carruthera.
Emily Clark and yours truly. The
FIRST paper printed was by Miss
Alma Watson. The paper on which
TO print the paper was donated by
Mr.. Owens Eugene Harris was
interested In Rosie Johnson E.
Advertisements for the Backwards
Party were out That party u still
remembered by all. We haven't
had q greater one yet Weller
White was coming over 10 81.
Paul in the rain Emily Clark
had a surprise birthday party.
Marvin Reeds combo went on the
blink. John Fowler like Rather
Inc CorNm Las Doce Nlnas
gave a couple party at Pat Fos-
ter's home. The Los Caballeros
donated two lovely giftA,
PRESENT; --- Halle, Thursday
night was really jumping. The
Loafers lost another game 10
WheAtley. Martha Anderson was
hopping around. Connie Hin, Mar
lene McGee, Leo Lewis. Phil Free
man. Beverly Carroll. Connie
Jones, Beverly Ballenger, and Ed
gar Pillows were also among the
crowd 4 game and dance will be
held March gath at Whsatley ..
Labor Temple was the scene Of q
lot of things Sunday night. II was
real crazy. Connie Jones, Beverly
Ballard, Beverly Carroll. Toya
oden. Edna Mae Shaw, Matte
Dell Shaw. Richard Patton. Janet
Aron, Gene Aron. and Rock White
were among the many, many
there Not TO mention Marion
Curry. Earl Bowman. Gloria Ro-
bertS. Jean Schofield. and VIII
Grissam Everyone Ia looking
forward to tho Variety Show FRI
day night. March 2Ith. at Halle
q. Brown. The admission u only
S.36, You are guaranteed TO get
your moneys worth. Eddie Price
on the piano, Marion Williams,
singer, Gloria o'Neal singer. CoEy
Collins. singer. Frank Thompson.
dancer and coolies OF others, They
even have someone TO play the
bongos. See you Ftday--FEL-
LOWS!
This isn't exactly an appeal. but
they do need more boys for the
sc. Thomas style show. Now, don't
shy away. There's nothing 10 Il.
They have q few fellows, but they
do need more. 30 Jump out 10 re-
hersals on Friday night at 81.
Thomas church. TIN be fun, and
just think. you get In the dance
free Everyone's saying you
never can hear any good music on
the radio. Just cornI Well. catch
Want WaAhington'B program every
day at $40 on WPBC. It's pretty
good. I've caught some school
news this week. (goasipJ Martha
Anderson, stop cheating In Gives.
Joyce VaASaT. say. what happened
10 your head the other day. Del
Crushon makes II 70 school every
three days out Of q month. Sally
Moody really whiEzes down the
HAh NJ SSHNAhAs Sb@aA hhOWNh @sA
Gloria Roberts are convinced that
a certain lad At school resembles
n gentleman In Minneapolis. Bev-
erly Carroll has q mild crush" on
q certain teacher at Mechanics.
SHORT NOTES.-The week
have q mystery writer" for
Short Notes. BY the way. don't
ask me who Il 10 because I prom
iSed not 10 tell. -. Connie Hin,
does he love met Dorothy Nc
Neal, Don't wait too long &. Mar
vim Crawford. grow up Beverly
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taxes upon MlnncsOtA'B Iron ore In
dustry." 30 writes J. w. GarberBon,
editor, The Marshall Messenger.
"our hiEh.Rrade ore In about sx-
hAusted. n the industry Ia 10 con-
tinus ut the pace 10 which Minnesota
has been geared, the operators viii
have TO turn 10 lOw.grade ore. But
II would appear that the industry
needs tax help and encouragement"
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Sylvia Phillips oldest daughter Of
the Phillips presided at the guest
book.
Photos OF the lovely affair were
made by Mrs. John Young.