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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

the Metropolitan Comm
church.
Tho Chicago and Cook County
Emergency Citizens committee
also had trouble attracting mem
berS 10 a meeting. II IL planning a
super mass meeting at the Col
iseum for Sunday. Nov. %. RIA.
do disc Jockey Al Bsnson and
Earl - Dicksrs0n head this group
which In an intsrraciaI body.
The federal jury viii seek NO
lhtions 0f law which says In
part:
1T Is unlawful for a persOn un.
der color of any law 10 sub,
Jet any inhabitAnt d. ~ d..
priVatlon Of any rights, privileges.
or immunities secured or protect.
cd by the constitution or laws
or % different punishments, pains
or penalties. on account Of such
lnhabitAnt being an allen, or by
reason Of his color. or race than
are prescribed for the punishment
Of citizens
Maximum penalties under this
law are fines Of $1,000. q years
imprisonment. or both.
Asst states Atty, James
Brown requested the dropping 81
charges against Leighton before
Judge Wilbert r. Crowley In
Criminal court, Leighton. com.
menting on this action, said the
states attorney, John Boyle, was
forced 10 take this action % pro-
tect the name u his office he
said. Brown acted 10 get Boyle
off q hot spot"
Nothing was done about the
four other persons indicted under
the same charge ~ leighton nor
about KonovHky, SIN under In.
dictment are Mrs. Camille De
Rose. former white owner Of the
building in question. Norman
SilvermAn. George G. Adams, Ne
gro owner Of the building. and
Charles Edwards. Adams agent
for tho building.
Otherwise. II more persons
were freed IN hearings charging
unlawful assembly at the scene
Of the riot and ~ have never
shown up for trial
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SIOUX FALLS, s. D.
By MIHsvvo Brid00s~oses
0S9 Ne. hAImm@soau Ave.

st. Johns Baptist church, Rev.
H. W. Bolts Jr.. pastor, Sunday.
Devotionals were led by Charles
Bentley and Mrs Melvin Smith
read the scripture, Psalms 90: l.
8. Morning worship text, St Mat
thew 1880. Subject. What
viii The Harvest Be" Rev. Bolts
stated that God works In our nat =
ural life as In our spiritual life
and that we should be able TO
see God in everything for He Is
beyond and above.
II was message OF Hope.
Special music by the choir. Mrs.
Al @. Frost rendered the spiritual.
Il Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray"
A visitor was Mrs. Leonard Will
Hams. Sr,, Mitchell. s. u. The
Youth Fellowship with II stu
dents gathered at 8 80 p. m. at the
church with Rev and Mrs. II. W.
Bolts and Mrs. Dan Coates. with
Mrs. Geo. Vaughn as music direC-
tor. The following teachers are
Mines. H. w Bolts, James Lee
and Oscar Bridgewater A new
class was formed as the Mems
Bible Study with Rev. Bolts Jr..
teacher.
Evening worship devotionals
led by Rev Bolts. with Mrs. II. w.
Bolts. pianist. Text. st. Johns.
| 23-ll, Subject, Divine Obedi-
ence." Rev. Bolts Jr.. stressed
Christian responsibility being car
ried over into our every day
living.
The Hour OF Pleasure Club met
at the Booker T. Washington Cen
ter Thursday with Mrs. James Lee
as hostess, The business session
was followed by a social repast
Mrs. Earnest Haynes, Yankton, s.
D.. q member was present at the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2l8
East 32nd st. entertained at din
ner Monday at their home. Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Vaughn and Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Pendelton.
The NAACP met at the Booker
T. Washington Center Sunday
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Bea.
trice Hamilton. president. A bust
ness session was held, followed by
a social period.
and Mrs. Melvin Smith. was cleo
ted co-captain of the football
squad at the home coming on
Orange Letter festivities at the
ball park Friday.
The st, Johns Missionary So
ciety, Mrs. Walter Edgar, presi-
dent. met at the home Of Mrs
Oscar Bridgewater. 63s No. MINI
Ave. Friday. A study OF The w0r-
ker with the theme Every Day
Living was discussed Followed
by refreshments. Rev and Mrs.
", w Bolts brought an echo Of
the new song introduced at the
National Baptist convention
which convened at Oklahoma
City. Okla. Rev Bolts played and
Mrs. Bolts sang. I'm The End"
Mr. and Mrs William TuIson
1908 West 9th St. had a. their
houseguests over Saturday. Mrs
Earnest Haynes. Mrs, Leroy
Blakley and Mrs. Spencer Blak-
ley OF YAnkton. 8 D.
Mrs Leonard williams Of Nit
chell. $. D., was the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs Melvin Smith,
2i6 East 32nd Street for several
day, returned home Sunday.
MeditationS The Revealing
Light" Psalms 36s by Rev. II. W
Bolts, Jr, Pastor OF ST. Johns
Baptist church. appeared In the
South Dakota Baptist Bulletin In
the October issue.
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The Minnesota Widows Cluh
met Sunday. October II al the
home Of Mrs. Lucy Stout. 522 St,
Anthony, for business meeting
The Los CaIIaIIrT0S Club will
meet Sunday, October Il at the
Halle O. Brown HOuse
The Two O'CIOck Bridge club
met Saturday. October - at the
home Of Mrs. Harry ChlfeE, 100 N.
Dale 81.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hank johnson,
formerly Of 81 Tglehart. are now
residing at 500 Iglehart. They
have been living at their new
place since October o.
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No. taTss
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION FOR
mEGlSrRATf0N 0w land
state Of Minnesota County Of
Henneptn, So District Court. Fourth
in The matter Of the application
~ ice r. Mcpaniel and Jimmie Nc
pautel TO register the title to the
following described real estate sit
uated IN Hpnhsptn County. Mime
''' fos ssSsp a.. Block Two az.
wolyeFten and Lewis Addition TO
Minneapolis. according to the Plat
thereof on file and Of record in
the office OF the Register Of
Deeds. IN and for said County,
Applicants.
Minneapolis Caskst Company,
inc. state OF Minnesota. Samuel
saHei also known a. Samuel Sc
gait Percy e Hughes ir. Louise
Il Hughes, Carrie N, Neal and all
other persons or parties IN
known. claiming any right title,
state, item or interest In the real
state described In the AppltCa-
tton herein, Defendants
rae state 90 Minnesota 90 tAe
above mamed a~feaaa1tsI
You are ssrSsy ; "a. oSD;;i,, ioS
~ the applicant In the above en-
tl,isa prSceedlng and 20 tle youF
answer 20 the said application IN
the office % the clerk % aid
court. IN said eouRty, withie twenty
,sob DAYS after the service 81 tht.
summons unon yea exclusive of
the DAY % such service. ard. 70 YOU
tan 10 answer the application VITA
In the time Aforesaid the ApPh-
cant. in this proceeding viii apply
60 the court for tire relief demanded
WITNESS PhuIP c schmidt.
clerk % said court and the
seal thereof, at Mfnnespolts IN
said cNunty, this trd aAy %
Octoher A n. 1881,
tSEALN
PAiIlp c SchmidI Clerk
nv rAuI "a Oiseu. Deputy
RAYMOND W. CanHen.
Attorney for Applicants
ga Palace RutlatnM
Minneapolis, MinhNsotA
Spokesman. OCt 5 ~ a ~, 1851
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Rev. M. [. Simmons
Begins Third Year
AZ So. Peter A.M.E.

ST Peter A. NJ. r. Church, Min.
neapolis In beginning It's third
year under the dynamic leader
ship Of the Rev Martin Luther
Simmons, young man Of prom
lse. who was transferred 10 us
two years ago from the ST. Paul's
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son of BeVerIY BalenRer.

age. We hope that as he continues
TO let God use him in His plans
for Kingdom Building. that the
great church he loves so much and
is serving 80 loyalty will reward
him for his faithfulness and sin
cere efforts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

MrN. Soc ID. Props, 400 Kent
was hostess at a belated birthday
party Saturday. October II In
honor Of her husband. Mr., Proppa.
whose birthday was Thursday,
october II. Many guests were
present and Mr. Props rccvcived
many gifts including a televiaion
aet from his wife.
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Lucille McDuffie wishes TO
thank the many friends who con-
tributed to the Musical Scholar
ship Fund held at the Graham
Temple Sunday, October II. Any
one wishing to send in any add
tionAl funds may do so by sending
them to Rev. J. w. Graham, 429
Colfax Ave. No.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

The editor reports 10 us, a part
Of the Minnesota cheering section
out In California when the
GOpherH played the Bears was
Stafford Lott. former Gopher who
went up the coast from L. A. 10
cheer Yves Fesier's boys
STAFF reported Our boys 1.-THE
GophersI are young and put up a
big and good fight. California has
a very good team please believe
me and plenty Of reserves, So
go easy on our GophCrs."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

VF LAND
state % Minnesota. County OF
Hennepin, a., District Court. Fourth
Judicial District
In the matter Of the appIlcat ton
Of state Of Minnesota 20 register
the. title 90 the following dsscribed
real estate situated In Henneptn
County, Minnesota. namely:
lots Seven ca ana Eight tN.
Rloek Eight 90, Palmer's ADJ.
ton to Minneapolis, according to
the plat thereof on file and Of re-
cord IN the office OF the Register
OF Deeds In and for said County.
Applicant.
Frederick " Wells, unknown
heirs Of Frederick v. wslls De-
ceased, John r. Newell, unknown
heirs OF John n, Newell, deceased
and all ether persons or parties
Ss,i. .s,.,. ' I.5 ans r,Ee,
real estate described in the appli.
cation herein, Defendants
rAe state sd Mtaae@@ta - the assys
Rass~d aetr1aaatst
You are hereby summoned ard
required to answer TIE application
% the applicant In the above IN
Titled proceedInE and - FILE your
answer 60 the said Application N
the office % the clerk - sAta court
IN SAia county. within twenty J9el
DAYS after the service % this sum
MONS upon ven, exclusive % the aAy
90 such service, and. II you fail 90
answer the application withtn tNs
time aforesAid the applicant in
tAts proceeding WITH appIy - tNe
court Tor the relief demanded
therein.
WITNESS rnnip c. schmidt
clerk ct said court ard the
seal thereof. az Minneapolis IN
sAid eouaty, this ieth aAy %
October. A n 1891,
tSEAIS
Philip c. Schmidt Clerk
Ry Pau " Olseu. pwpatY
RAymona W Cannon,
Attorney for ApplbrRnt
ttf Palace Building
Minneapolis. Nian@aota
tspNkssman. Oct IL - a ssl
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No. lO7b9
~ NMONS ~ APPLICATION
FNOH RkNiiaTA alton
W" AMNNsN "
IN I.ANn

stale OF Minnesota. County Of
Henhepin, -. District Court. Fourth
Judicial District.
In the matter Of the application
~ Dennis T Hines and Dorothy J.
Hines az joint tenants to register
tho title 10 the following desCr bed
real estate situated In Hennepin
County. Minnesota, namely.
tat Three ca, block Five jsD.
Ninton Park Addition TO Mime
apolis. according to the plat
thereof on ttle and Of record In
the office of the Register of
Deeds In and FOR the County ~
Hennepin and state OF Minnesota,
Applicants,
Marion Mcknight Jones, Cath
rrlne PearI McNauEht. since mar
rage known as catherine Pearl
lieCker and Mrs l., VI Becker, +
Peoples. Unknown Heirs Of W r
hcrheoters. Deceased, Cora Rod
neN. formerly known - Cora Me
l'heHters. Alberta McPheeteTS.
and all other persons or parties
unknown, claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest In
the real estate described In the
application herein, Defendants
rae state OF NIRRes@tR Co th~ AbSyP
RaR@d drfeadaWtIt
You are hereby summoned and
required Ia answer the application
~ the applicant tn the above en-
titlrd proceeding and to file vour
answer Ia the said application In
the office nf tho clerk NJ said court
I'm said county within twenty Cgal
daNs after the service OF this sum
mons upon YOU exclusive ~ tho
daN ~ such service, and. " you Gatl
tn answer the application within
the tim" aforesaid the applicant
IA this proceeding wlll apply to the
court FOR the relief demanded
therein.
WITNESS. Fhuip e schmidt
tIcrk ~ said Court. and the
seal thereof At Minneapolis IN
said county. this 18Th daS Ot
October. \ n 1881
t%EAlb
philip = schmidt clerk
Try Paul n Olsen Deputy
RAYMOND W Cannon
Attorney for Applicants
ga Patace Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota
Sppk eaman oct IL q Nov -
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BRIEF
N JEW S
SCENE
High and LOwd0wn"
BY BAu4EE THOMAS

Here IN the Twin Cities a Negro
"cOmrads" Communist 10 you
who ia under federal indictment
was recently hailed before the
party trial board on the charged
Of male chRuviniRm".
II no happened that this com
rads and his spouse separated and
lts worth specializing whether or
not this comFade Is being dumped
because his trial In Federal court
has taken n twist that the party
will not be able TO capitalize on,
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st. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH

ST. PETER A-M.E. CHURCH
Our first quarterly service for
the new conference year got off TO
a grand start with out new pre-
siding officer OF the 81. Paul bis
trict the Rev. Nelson Pryor. of
Michigan. Rev. Pryor served in
the Northwest conference several
years ago and now comes back
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Hot Breoth Of Angry Voters
lis Worse Threat Than A-Bomb

said the matter is under study"
The House gave a strong indi-
cation of its feelings on plans for
elaborate underground hideouts
less than three weeks ago, when
it voted the Civil Defense Admins
tration only $62,255.000 of the
$469, ,745, 900 it asked in supple
mental appropriation bills knock
ing out entirely a proposed $3.50
million fund for protective facili-
tie" bomb shelters. The bill still
lis before the Senate Appropria-
tions Committee.
Mr.. Steed said possible atomic
attack should be faced up to as a
matter of national survival.
Viewed this, way, he said, top
ipriority should go to the military,
especially the nerve centers of the
Army, Air Force and Navy.
Mr.. Steed gave very low priority
to the safety of Congressman in
the event of war.
I'VE could take to our heels and
meet out in a pasture if necessary, !"
he said. IF worse came to worst,
we could pass a law delegating
very broad war powers to the
President and go on home-or join
the fighting forces"
Evening star., 1951-09-09
New SCI Billion Bill
Will Bring Funds for
Arms 10 500 Billion
Smooth Sailing Is Seen
In Senate for Measure
Providing New Weapons
By John A. Giles

The largest appropriation fol
defense short of all-out war is ex-
pected to have smooth sailing in
the Senate this week to bring tc
more than $100 billion the total
amount available to the armed
services.
The bill which comes up fol-
consideration in the Senate to-
morrow involves a total of more
than SOL billion.
But the Senate Appropriations
Committee reported the Army
Navy and Air Force have an addi-
tional $44 billion on the books
in unspent funds previously ap-
propriated.
THAT will give Pentagon lead
ers considerably more than $10C
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Fishing Boat Upsets,
| Dead and 7 Missing
By the Associated Press

OCEAN CITY, N. j., Sept. B.
The 40-foot party fishing boat
Moonlight" was turned upside
down by heavy seas in Great Egg
Inlet today, killing one man and
leaving two of its nine occupants
missing.
A dramatic rescue by Coast
guardsmen prevented a more SER
ious disaster.
The crew of an Ocean City
Coast Guard motor lifeboat saw
the Moonlight go over near the
inlet Sandbar and were at the
scene within five minutes. They
tossed a line aboard, slung the
craft on its side and pulled out
seven who were trapped in the
cabin.
Dead is John Nelson, So, OF
Philadelphia.
Missing are the captain of the
Moonlight, william Stockman, so,
Margate City, and Daniel D,
Mullin, 64, of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
When His Beer Is Taken AWdy
Fourteenth Street Place Scene Of Big Bottle
When Police Pour In to Capture Him

An irate man whose beer had
been taken away from him by a
bartender, shot and killed a GUS
toner in an upper Fourteenth
street tavern last night, police
said, and then put up a furious
battle with police who poured in
to capture him.
The victim, identified as Ber-
nard Dole Daniels, 35, of 133
Webster street NV, was shot -four
times as he and two Marines
tussled with the man on the
barroom floor after he had
threatened to "shoot up" the
place.
Police said he was shot by Cal
vim j. Olive, "a, a painter of the
1900 block of Sixteenth street
NV.
Mr.. Daniels death was another
Evening star., 1951-09-09
INeWsmen Walk Out
ON Gromyko as Pact
Ceremony Beams
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8.-An-
drei Gromyko, Russia's big walk
out man, got walked out on today
Mr.. Gromyko's press conference
in the Veterans War Memorial
Building was still going on al
1910 am. while the delegates OF
49 nations were assembled next
door at the opera house for the
Japanese treaty signing.
The 800 newsmen quizzing Mr.
Gromyko got more and more rest.
less, while Mr.. Gromyko's answer.
got lower and longer.
One newSman called out:
why did you call us here? Yol
haven't said anything new"
Then one man near the real
of the huddle called out:
You're just keeping us here!"
A general break for the dool
lensued.
The correspondents puffed the
100 yards to the Opera House ir
time for the opening gavel al
l12:12 am.
Mr. Gromyko, blackbrowed
stalked to his limousine and drove
of.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Motorists Face Cut
In Quality Of Gas
By the Assoeiuied Pres,

Drivers of automobiles may be
hearing more knocks in the engine
this fall.
The National Production Adj
ministration has ordered a cut
back in use of metallic lead this
month.
This means, say Government
officials, that tetraethyl lead, used
in producing the higher octane
gasolines, will be in extremely
tight supply, for September at
least.
ALLEGATION of primary metallic
lead for this month was about 40
per cent Of the amount used in
previous months.
While the manufacturers have
some of the material stockpiled
officials do not believe it will be
enough to forestall reduction in
the octane rating of automobile
gasoline.
They emphasized the civilian
supply of gasoline will have to
take the major part of the cut,
because little if any reduction can
be made in the amount of tetrae-
thyl going into aviation gasoline.
These officials say it likely will
be about two months before the
lower octane gasolines begin show
ing up at the filling station pumps.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
By Gornett D. Homer

Possibility of writing an entirely
new Italian peace treaty and going
ahead without Russia to conclude
a separate peace with Austria will
be considered by the Vests Big
Three Foreign Ministers here this
week. it was learned last night.
Plans for making a separate
peace arrangement with West
Germany - on a "contractuaP
rather than a treaty basis - al
ready are well advanced and are
expected to get a final go-ahead
signal at the Big Three confer
ence.
Secretary of State Acheson
British Foreign Secretary Morri-
son and French Foreign Minister
Schuman are scheduled to begin
their three-power m eetingS
Wednesday morning, after sepa-
rate sessions tomorrow between
Mr.. Acheson and Mr.. Morrison
and Tuesday between Mr.. Ache
son and Mr.. Schuman.
The three were expected to fly
to Washington today from Sar
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Big 3 Ministers Ready to Write
More Treaties Without Soviet
Pucts for toIy, Austria and Germany
To Be Studied at PorIey This Week

Francisco, where they joined in
signing the Japanese peace treaty
yesterday.
American officials feel that con-
clusion of the generous, non-vin-
dictive peace treaty with Japan
makes imperative some action
soon to accord similar treatment
to the European nations that
were enemies during World War
II but now, like Japan. are lined
up with the West against Soviet
aggression.
This feeling is understood to be
shared to a large extent by the
British, French and other North
Atlantic Treaty allies. But firm
agreement on exactly what should
be done is lacking so far. The
United States is counting on the
Acheson- Morrison -Schuman con-
ference to stimulate action.
There has been talk for some
time about revising the Italian
peace treaty to eliminate limita-
tions on Italy's armed forces that
| Il
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Soviet Delegation Leaves
San Francisco Day Early
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
The Russian delegation to the
Japanese treaty conference de-
cided today to leave for New York
tomorrow, instead of Monday.
After pulling out of the con-
ference just before the rest oi
the nations prepared to sign the
treaty. the delegates made hasty
rearrangements for their de-
parture.
The delegation, headed by
Soviet Deputy Prime Minister
Andrei Gromyko reserved two
PullmanS on the Overland Limited
departing from the Oakland piei
at noon Pacific Daylight Time
g pm, EDIT, tomorrow.
At their rented mansion in near
by Hillsborough, the Russians be-
gan packing. They asked the Cali
fornia highway patrol for a motor
escort to the Oakland pier.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
By the Associated Press

Special atomic shelters fol
congressman were ruled out a:
political nonsense" yesterday by
Representative Steed, Oklahoma
Democrat.
IF atomic bombs ever start
falling here, guess the lawmaker.
had better just figure on taking
pot-luck with the other citizens,
Mr.. Steed said.
Il can't imagine any member
of either House going home anC
telling the voters: I spent a lot
Iof your money to build myself 8
safe hole
only a very small number oi
congressman have seen an atomic
Explosion, but all of us have fell
the hot breath of the angry
voters"
Mr.. Steed discussed the problem
|of protecting vital Government
personnel and records with a re.
porter after a check showed that
no definite steps have been taker
to protect the Capitol or the near
by legislative Office buildings from
possible enemy attack. Davic
Lynn, Architect of the Capitol
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Featured Reading
Inside Todoy's Star

BACK TO ScHooL-With school
doors opening tomorrow for thousands
OF Washington oreo youngsters, The
stor surveys educational prospects,
reodin, writin' and footboi in Sec.
reodin. writ ond footboIl-in Section c.
FOR FOOTBALL FANs-Gridiron
schedules pIonned by more thon 200
collegiate and professional teoms op.
pear todoy on Pose BIS.
SURPRISE IN SAN FRANclsco-
The story Of the week in which the
West siIeneed tne Reds and got
treoty signed is told in full on Poss
C-l.
IT'S THE cUsToM-offlcioI or not,
the Coffee hour" is now a recognized
port OF the doy's routine in most Gov
eminent and privote offices here. Stor
Stoff Reporter Wallace E. cIoyton de-
seribes how it oil come about on
Poee All.
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