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table 4 chairs, $50; lined oak buf-
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DlNETTE, mahog., 5-pc., and pad;
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and white. extension table pood
como. $40 or best offer. JU. S-5aOI
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Evening star., 1952-01-20

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platinum mounted 3-carat stone
beautiful color and excellent cut
Dont delay. At my price OF
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CARR JEWELERS.
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Evening star., 1952-01-20
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Evening star., 1952-01-20

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Evening star., 1952-01-20

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Evening star., 1952-01-20

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board #. This is less than cost
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Evening star., 1952-01-20

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Evening star., 1952-01-20

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18
Letters To The Editor
sUlclpas TAkI 1000 PfRsoNs YEARLY

Editor; BictdeI In university coed! Why
life
sta Sths at early The miracle Of the adventure of life
potential ultimate mankind
realization overwhelmingly frequentsef
gifted the intelligent
Abraham would shufed
the for the uElence Of nmAes recently actual
Secretary
HegEin play
Lockndge, prEe-wnning County"
suicides the
cd And TO their aid. would To somatic M
1900 suicide accounted deaths than the
World by
Filler appeared World Telegram,
question
why" asked millions She
scientist officers
and police heads suicide disease And
greater
deaths typhoid measles whOOpnE dpthea
Intestional infections.
brings most Eco
M health domestic difficulties and prolonged
brutal cHIosty allows problems
money enrapped hoSpaza-
scientific guidance py
chIarc therapeutic for the emoton-torn tortured
MiaA Filler highghtA follows The difference between the
balanced the actually
die normally persons urge strong
while
short lived The Of
thoughts
enough the idea into action The chief
life the bitter with the
how horrendous
impulse disease and win Sincerely MeFHnE
stFum
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Things happening lately disgrace
happenings
nation, badly mistaken For family suffers
ndecncies Of It's members It inevitably judged by
the which oratss and despcabe acts within the
family circle.
BY the same token cannot
Please do
hold IL against
world alas Judge by
which its vicious trail
through that compliment state,
Of
hypothetical small Minnesota the
respectable awabInG citizen bombed late
night The citizen killed and his wife dies few days later from
injuries suffered In the explosion
the Declaration OF Independence that
that they endowed their
Creator with certain naenabe rights that these life
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness"
up publicly
that the principle equal opportunity which lies at the
democracy. widely observed
temsrty MnnsSotAn murdered by
steAhy teOrs For such heng the line Of democratic
cIple SgOnzng
Fantastic Sayr Well not Florida state which
which has watched the teToc tactics being used against
Negro housing project
Harry Moore
People Moore wanted his people To have decent opportunities
education He wanted them exercise their night to vote He had
active Investigating case and the subsequent shooting
Of two AndCufsd Negro prisoners
why Florida tsrUrss who dsteSt the American
equal opportunity ned the MOOrcs calm Christmas night with
horror.
irrssponsbhy they
shochinGy exsmpHnsd
fascsm. they absolutely right
today
brutality that testified the moral sickness
tleTs reich Here whose minds
hads seeking accomplish by violence
mob rule against
q fAsciSm anu-SemtismL anticathOcism.
NeErUis ddEed up dspravsd depths
all being spread the record Florida As an integral part
OF he American
80 F1ortdAs terrorism business
cbnR
rights" this would do well to ponder
Obligations well
Today defAutinG obligation to act like self
respecting family Of The shame
that failure
conscience Of ~ An-MInneapOHa TRIBUNE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18
MR. sIAcKwTlL ON NaLI RUssrII

Editor Frankly think Il waste
with Nell Russell subject antsemitsm
persists In going off half cooked
to challenge the validity Of her charges.
There too other things happening which
important such Henry Moorrs
Virgins dismissal from the university here
uSsSas argument
Before conclusions formed would like say
think that attention should BE-
Negroes and Jim Crow among
However Of the opinion presentation
the subject neither documentary objective contrary
In dangerously biased
I her OF Semitic
All she did In her last column change
places and journalistic subteGes
sion She stiu retains her anti Semitic
prOas be soCiologist presented
opinions the best
But advice TO more
Of these Wild that
with some recognized authorities the subject
The Negro has done good job the past years
eliminating the Negro westbrUok Pegsr exceptions
And Of utmost Importance that Negro
fActuA and objective humanity going
their end In the fight for equality
this increasing hyStera and tensions
ltH really too bad that couldn't
fore audience can think Of anything enjoy
hope me retrac nv
do that 10 by well doCumentc proving wrong
not by lot Of calling with which
Sincerely I'd nA"kWr SAIL Fourth Ave Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

agree thinking those Hopkins
Monday
the help happy New Year holiday Nor
many other people talked
Monday.
wor1d started the toward
aKs drOp somebody's SagEssOn There the most
prOhl~m
effort legitimate complaints The
entirely Affsrsnt II this time
good old eustOnsra within
rsupunshy the have their doors and
w.r,a ruady ell times Mind
ranoa hold that should b kept midnight
nor On Sundays legal holidays But within
Nor valid for those
becoming accustomed to Here have
many shousnnds making homes tho
vicinity a pns One Of the these
psopa. nvs here Magnolia Minnesota sqOedn
R,nnuatucsy they the privilege Of shopping and
tTUnK which featuS oEas merchandise Of
people have eea accommodating Hopkins business
houses with tremendous rssnt my vii
tlnue ths o. Hopkins business
alert TO thsr nearby cnPsioA
Of the nrt NEW BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS IN
here 70 nGht Tor some q that business also
-mumnnuhn Cumnay msvtsw, uepeam
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

the bishop what he does Just
bishop overriding hs protest Of associates
unlimited meeting sponsored oy
groups Christian Front Here IN hall fuu
moments denounced anti
white vile lies that had been beloved
the platform The audience listened restessy
seethinK with hostility.
Finally turned slowly began to walk out down
Suddenly shattered by scream OF
anger old who stepped out and
blocked he passing her row. She
sh1eked I'm Catholic, but you're not Catholic
Niger Jew lover bishop! A ha!
completely hyStecal deliberately cleared her throat
side Of the bishops face The
bishop off BY this time most Of the
chairs mad began and suddenly
died The bishop with the dignity Of Immortality had turned the
did hundreds about
chill had gnPPed her she began to
violently before mob Of marng
faces, hundreds lowered heads
bishop another then spoke softly Rabbi?
they He walked sIenceFOm
Progressive, Madison, via
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Professional Golf Association which practically controls all
play strictly unAmsican An'whs
runE Bonwhs golfers This week
PuA ruling head into former heavyweight champion Joe
Louis who wanted 70 enter the San Diego nVitStoha meet
Appears Diego tourney didn't know that
powerful prAetiesd discrimination against Negro
golfers the g. Paul Junior Chamber Of
until three when so Hughes one
city golfers tried 10 enter the Keller Open
last JayCssu the PGA admit Hughes
70 ths Open year the g. Paul Jaycsss
intestinal fortitds to foEo the tournament PGA
rules baF basis Of their color
Louis TO American sports than any
SthsE individual living apparently means TO call Tor
program Of the PuA Joe will be
piaudSd black and white who
outfits the PoA TO get In step with de-
mocracy behind that rather pfu and pathetic
chiefly because few misguided individuals are trying TO Keep alive
patterns that better forgotten
II Joe Louis IL the man alt he q he stop
Horton Smith PoA prssdsntJ uncle II the 81
Chamber composed Of the type OF
believe them they will not plan another Keller Open until
the Pea rsaGes lie wmts.racs only policy.
Questions which arise In our Al
PoA come are for example!
IL the PuA afraid Of the competition OF brown American
golf nsH Do Of the various big
meats feel that they American champs white" American
OhAnps'
We dont expect help CITY daily paper
sports the These slept peacefully
cautiously desspped the 20 discrimination
players baseball and the 90 ban Negroes by the American
Bowling Insisting that PoA halt liz qualified
Negro golfers be allowed recognized tournaments
perhaps revolutionary for sports dsa fellows
the Twin Cities 10 champion The writer's u
dass especially the older about the local
boys
support may expected sports pages sdorAy
tho win have from the forward looking
baseball liz pattern forced the ABc
oiGaFOhy TO make the ABC truly American
In the meantime Joe Louis aided Allotted
aroused public opinion win force the PoA that the right
the responsibility Of giving qualified American chance to
compete with and against his brother American paysru
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18
Minneapolis Has A Need

cuttinga
pFumnsat the
together with Chief Police Charles srnsy discuss the situation
Participating the leaders the social field churches
meeting
suggestion Of this paper
the community especially the violent type
when that the responsible
community bach Of the police the
of keeping crime down In a. Paul
Minneapolis the position 81 Paul community
entirely PcTpctuAted by
hsfu % tn Negro community.
OF Considerable that much % the breaking
Minneapolis has been committed GVshs who
community of Tis
there has been parental lAxity somewhere
might BE- good dsa for the leaders the community
together with Police chief Jones and Of hts staff 10 consider
combat the growing disregard for
certainly do the communitys leaders
they help enforcement
officers cleaning necessary
Such meeting could make plain 20 the police department that
Negro citizens enforcement
willing
cooperating effort TO youngsters
those would make Jail birds % them.
believe Urban League the MACE and the Ministers
group meeting together and talk the
should Of community service II
q gratifying have
effect In the hin city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

by HAL BOYLE
Associated Press Writer

80 IT'S Leap Year. lady. and
you want 70 get that guy?
Well. II you want 70 be sue
cessful. quit trying TO follow the
usual advice 10 the IoveIOrn. and
face the real facts Of life.
The main fact 10 that the odds
are against yOu-and the odds
are getting worse. Ten years ago
there were 100 men for every 100
women in the U. 8. But the last
census showed there are only
06.8 men over n for every 100
women in the same age bracket.
There just aren't enough guys
10 70 around. Most Of the 100
women try TO marry one Of those
% men. Why don't you aim at the
leftover the g per cent fel.
low Don't forget that II you
can't get u whole man, q male
fraction 10 better than none.
The professional advice-giVers
usually tell g girl TO be sensible
and marry a dependable. healthy
man with a steady job and a
good sense OF humor" That IL
like telling you to marry the
man In the moon.
Think Of all the men you know
who are dependable, healthy. and
have steady jobs and q good sense
Of humOr. Don't they already wear
some other gals brand? A. q
young lady told me mournfully:
Il know q lot OF good men I'd
like to mArry-but their wives
won't let me-"
80, II you really want TO get
wed this year. start cuIing over
the junk heap Of maSculinity that
u left. Remember. q good JalOpy
can be built Of the metal scraps
found in the average city dump.
Your best bet isn't to search
for the perfect husband. It's to
salvage and rscondition some bat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

In the December Of the AMERICAN MAGAZINE Roy VIII
administrative National Association the
Coored
that Joe Stains thirty the American Negro
Communion produced enough fill auditorium
q
Presumng that discrimination had Negroes patience
naEzleS receptive disposition
him quick propaganda the Reds began back
the wenteS their Of fellowship palaon
BY Negroes
Baa Of Communism That number dropped
100000
Inc Louisville Defender
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18
More Mss's opiaiom
It's Leap Year Girls!
Lower Your Sights AP.
Writer Urges The Ladies'

tered Joe your girl friends have
passed over In ths mad scramble.
To take some masculine night
mare and remold him into your
dream man this II your ehal-
lenge, lady.
A few tips on how TO do II:
Look for q man with circles
under his eyes. Now here II OBJ
uOuSly . fellow who needs q
good long rest. All you have to
do Ia convince him that II he mar
rieS you. he viii get Il.
Men with ulcers are always
good possibilities. But II you have
an ulcer too. don't let him know
about Il until after you've pushed
him 70 the altar. Tell him you're
flat-foOted or got indoor eczema
and he won't mind But all
bachelors are LhstinctivsIy wary
Of wedding women with the same
ailment a. they have.
Single men with melancholy
dispositions are first-rAte pros
poets. Marriage 10 q serious prop
oaitiOn, and nothing In 90 trying
TO q wife a. q mate who brags
about his sense Of humor. What
gives q husband the right 70 think
he's got anything TO laugh about
anyway
Don't worry " the man you're
after doesn't seem able 70 hold q
steady job. Six months after you
land him, he'll be glad TO get up
every morning and 60 TO work
anything TO get out Of the house.
The main thing is-don't look
for q man you want to marry be-
cause Of his virtues. Marry q man
for his defects, and then iron them
out.
Two final warnings:
Don't marry q man who wears
bOwties and q crew haircut. He'll
never grow up.
And don't marry an oboe play
er. You'n never hear the last OF
him.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Many empoyees unfortunately beginning regard their
their total When deductions
they employer the raising
wages
little chance
getting
old the road
spending concerned
all should When
complain spending
trying bucCariAa ndPend
ent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

by investigated
Minnesota prisons recently this None
equipment making may
Tsk! pen
Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Economically priced Want AdSI
furnishes services quickly when
placed In this paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Jimmy Griffin's Sports with the
local angle II n popular feature Of
this paper each week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

republic who forced BY
present their citizenship
puEd candidates than they have
zen n q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Take twelve fine NlEru monhs that these are thorough
Of bitterness hate and jealousy
completely cngtng Spite pick Off all specks
that these months Sed
frah and cean when they ns
nom he storrhouss Of time.
these months into hrtone equal paa This batch VIII Keep
DO not attempt make for the whole batch
persons the whole lot this but
pare day foOB into each day put equal faith
work people omit this ingredient and %
spoil ndshty hbSray Kindness r
savnE the oil out Of the salad don't do ~
prayer w-elected resolution have
easpOonfu Of good sptS
pinch OF folly sprnkng Of play and heaping
nh q good humor'
avnnk thea
with qslnnu ssanns and ehssrflns Serves TO make
that yon your family nsghbOrS and fsoessns viii
have . Happy New Year-xsnS HsrAh
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Letters To The Editor
SOME THOUGHTS ON MICRO YonNe, E1e.

every years Negro brought
tenon of this Nation The Negro
elections and the Negro good your
ballot box. Thas is you seeking office.
appreciated Barley
Birmingham Negro all Of
Negro
bearing arms this country It true in broad that
the production winning
nothing
like the experience of the horrors and gors Of ducng
speed
living the
when the Negro soldiers return from the battlefield that thew can get
a little better job than swinging and broom.
further desire that all Negro
tage educational benefits provided by the federal
1t that college education necessity
could profit by college education
higher frequently superior think
ing to the that does
However body ignor-
ance and eracy ordinarily rule classed frstcass
public
would certainly a public
citizen and told that would voted
but could not read your the ballot
wants that Veterans colleges your thinking you'll
burn the you your learning you
will find that dealing problems
miserable will be able
in books lows regulations your learning
benefit in think reasoning your problems
To the voting citizens do have poll
Voting is privilege Those of who do like the
pleasure No change things
had the temety to try But
and the financial obligations that
sign The only secret that has country way
votes and do not have to tell how you
The poll equality equality
being that pay you
tax qualification voting a by
long standing judicial tradition illegal
poll qualification voting So
this mathematical equality argument
Due to the memorable forces of nature serious afcon
that will than likely my
the silent halls of death politics strictly
the present incumbent is from home seriously
this will
certainly takes with Compress
for civil rights and fair employment all
respective creed politics
in this world unless it, thnketh
he Is The writer gives vote of thanks to the Creator
third president
When voters the polls vote you
to think How yes? How
know? Sterling NJ. Davis, Minneapolis,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Bloc VOTING

reader submits editorial discussion The Evening
Herald Hill County,
of bloc voting by Negroes Were this
whites would do the which would
Of government
But hardly had
noted dispatch datelned Chicago
reporter noted
venton last week adhered to bloc voting support
dacy Senator Russell
aspants for the Democratic partys nomination for president
On roll call while northern
candidates the nomination
Mr. Russell the delegates from South Carolina Virginia
and solid
operating under the unit rule percent
RusSel nomination but minority
taken from them least
voting strength of their delegation
Bloc voting at national convention where the
cerned.
existed good for the South" opinion delegates
defense of the South"
And bloc voting inside the individual
been Practced for question
the of general elections against the Republicans perhaps
continuation Of the Civil War hatred Republicans
remained the white SouIIghthouse Columbia
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

remark at the Carl Rowan autograph party De-
parten Monday about Ruth DEWEY Minneapolis
social worker that always kind courteous person.
brought of pet peeves the sometmey folks
all of the whe have known Ruth DEWEY from
the time we were comparative Twin Cities until
present day, DEWEY had the CHEEKY smile and
hern the of the great or
Of he
The chance remark by Mondays party started
thinking along thought regarding of special
peeves intensely somemey people We should
rather than that really dislike them
"sometmey" people have had the misfortune to
although there men who act the Dig
fool in this regard
These poor unfortunate greet you lost
the next time they
either entirely obhge with an icy
you them will accept nroducons to you ten
For month or So several years ago. study
Twin City type of "somemey" without
cepon be social climbers insecure persons just plain old
We have in mind a excellent
dining He's enough fellow
wife have social preesons he de-
nobbsh attitude town which makes him slightly rdcu-
the Twin Cities he describes
hmef travelling supervising chef when as matter of fact he is
highly paid waiter.
Most of the people occupa-
panied know
how ridiculous denying occupation
because the
civilized today people for what they and
by job they happen to have
poor guy his speaking he thinks
have arrived happen at the moment to have the attention
national minay At other times he
the street and looks straight through you.
The pointed out before can't be beat for cutting
people Many they experts ignoring the
who approaches them with smile only to
get the glacial stare.
From day policy
neghbory hello everybody who looked direction
children We received ebufs but kept right
speaking learned that the unknd
simply souls who of pleasure
outlet by hghhattng a fellow human being
Many a business many a professional many
preacher has had his community usefulness limited snOOty
confused snObbish bOOrshness with
grown older prominent public
with the folks diminished
mighty people
cities being the naughty stare treatment
residents who think they arebut
actually revealing insecurity stupidity.
Cecil Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Voter Must Depend On Own Judgement

the coming state and national elections citizens may
find that they will have make their minds about the
candidates and party they will support by remembering the
record and trying read between the lines of reports
statements in the press radio and via televison.
In American politics in most every phase of American
life the heavy, intense competition is terrific and money and
promises of political power and prefemnt influences decisions
and attitudes both the individual candidates and the po
cal parties
American Negroes going be treated asound
ing performances by Negro leaders and Negro pubca
tons Such ridiculous statements made by Negro AME
church bishop Monday the effect that the Negroes of the
nation going to vote for Eisenhower will be matched by
those of Negro Democratic party aithuls seeking publicity
who "know'' that the Negroes all for Stevenson
The voter will find that of the national Negro
papers who have given Eisenhower the most Hail Columbia
for his states rights stand FEPC and his naive assumption
that there may be groups in this country who think
they treated farw be explaining to readers that
Eisenhower didn't mean exactly what he said at Abline.
There will be Negro papers who will want the Negro
voters forget that Senator Sparkman, Democratic vice
presidential candidate has consistently supported all OF the
Dixie attempts keep Congress from enactng de-
signed give American Negroes the protection and guaran