St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10
BRIEF NEWS
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us. action. Russia win probably
Try 70 convince the smaller ma
lions and the coIorod nations that
Dulles action gives force 10 its
charges that the us. does not be-
leve IN basic human rights.
Worthy Organization the Min
neapolis League Of Woman Voters
has launched It's annual finance
drive. The organization seeks TO
raise $4,000. II the state FEPc
bin Is passed, a portion, q good
portion Of the credit win 80 TO the
League Of the state. Those who
want 10 support a good cause
need not look further than the
League Of Women Voters IN Min
neapolis or elsewhere the league
is "color blind" and aolicits the
memberships Of all women regard.
less Of their skin color, religion
OF what have your
Worth Your Money, II you live
IN st. Paul there Is a good buy
for your money In an annual
membership IN the NAACP. For
$500 you can buy thousands Of
dollars Of liberty for some Of
your fellow citizens.
Maybe You Noticed IL, The
southern born Colonel who was
saved BY one Of his Negro soldiers
from the Reds IN calling 70 the CT
for help, used the term ''boy" In
stead Of soldier. Just couldn't
keep from being a cracker even
when he faced DEATH
Don't Give A Hoot; This pillar
doesn't give a tinker's damsel
whether Christine Jorgenson. Is a
he or q she. We're fed up with
news and jokes about chriatinel
Color On Saints and MlIleFss
Each Of the Twin city baseball
teams d due for q little -color'
on their mines as they have had
for the past four seasons. Bob
Wilson, Saints third Dagger who
starred at Lexington Park last
year Is expected TO repeat this
year
A youngster Marshall Bridges
who Is a pitcher turned first base
man come up with the Mlllers.
Bridges is supposed 10 be q good
hitter. He hasn't turned out 50
far on the mound but Genovese
has been using him at first to
get service out OF him a batter.
Appointed; Thomas TaIley, st,
Paul Urban League man has been
appointed by the ST. Paul Jaycees
on a committee which win work
with the st. Paul Association Of
Commerce 10 foster more cooper
alton between the two busy SANITY
city groups.
Appointed No. III; Raymond w.
Cannon was recently named 70
the important budget and distrl-
button committee Of the Minne-
apolis Council Of Social Agencies
Folks Looked Good; The Easter
Parade In the Twin Towns was
sumthin' one wag suggested that
there are no more bad looking
Aframericans anymore. Good jobs,
proper food, fair housing. good
grooming and brighter propects
for the future make the folks
look like a million dollars especial
" on Easter Sunday. Makes you
feel kinda proud, Baillie, II sure
does.
Happy Are We; In the words
Of Elder Nleheaux. the DC. radio
preacher the parsons Of the Twin
cities. bless 'em all, were mighty
happy Easter too. From new st.
james in 81. Paul on down to the
smallest storefront in either OF
the two cities the churches were
crowded to the walls. The minis
tiers were at their best, the choirs
sang sweet, the kids on the Easter
Sunday school programs were as
cute as they could be.
IN most churches the older peo-
pie ran over the kids getting to
the colored Easter eggs.
we are informed BY one Of our
Cspiesl that ST. James
AAfE IN st. Paul Is getting rs
head above the financial water
and that ST. Peter AAIE's main
auditorium Is just about painted
and its said to be very beautiful
This column doffs its hat 10
that grand man Rev. II. w. Bolts
sr who was IS years young this
week. Long may he lead his fine
Zion Baptist flock. They're fine
peoplel
Cadillac Casualty A Twin city
playboy has a nice Cadillac but
doesn't dare drive It out his yardl
Reason; No money 10 buy q 1858
leense cor bis grand buggy, The
sar payments have him sweating
syery month- caddy licenses cost
lllla & be oi maznna.