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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08

Sn ipahienoem Mabe belien bi
bon einselnen Mmerifanern ODER Dor
8ruppen eeipenbeten GgH@- @erf
3euspafete Sen ansebenoen 3imner
leuten. 9iihlern umo auberen Sol5
| arbeiteru in Weitocltiflanb, ibr,
Sebr5eit 6ll beenoen llnO SanoDerfs,
gelellen ilt Deroen.
r@ir batten in lluiercr 3imner.
mannsmerfitatt I'M Sugrnobeim III,
iebr We,1ise @erfSeuac. Shr number
tares @eldleuf pun G9lRG nit bcn
% StIhleriperf,eltgeu perpoQiton
oist uniere slusriiltl1ns unS giht in:
sic Moslidfcit, einise lmiercr gu.
gcoliden rid,tia allssublloen."
9ieicr gus5ue ans elnem 9riei
oes @>eitaIossi Suaenobeimes in
Stl,ttanrt. @iirttenlbera. iii tppiid,
iiir Sic @eaeiiterltns. nit ser ous
neue rSelbltbiIfc" Gs(NG Gofct i'm
Snnoe ouiaenommen mirb, in Sem
ieber 2ebrling iein @erf5eus 'tellcn
ml,b. mo- abcr Sic Erciie iiir ben els
terlifen 8elhbelltel hiuiig inner.
ihminslidp iinb. Sunae 8oiien ooer
Gerinncn, hie aus 2dnbern hitter
oen giiernen Gorbang geilohcn fms
ODER oussclpieien mlrben. linh in
pieleu Sullen hlrdl ocn Vtongel an
@erfHi,aen ou Der 8eenbIguna ibrer
Sehrieit nerhinbert.
Ias Silfsmrcf ser cpunaeliifen
aird,e. sic Garitas. sic slrheiterpobl.
iahrt uno anoerc heutidle 0obliahrtss
orsaniiotionen hoben fiir heimatloie
lnb arbeitsluie Sugenolid,e Seine
geihaiicn. BON benen sic meiiteu oud)
2cbrmerfitutten babcn. Sie Iusbil-
ouna iii hGiiia burtt hos 6ebleu
mihtiaer @erf,el,ae er'd,pert.
Ger GaHG @erf5eli9faiten iiir
3immcrleute lit Der critc in elmer 9iei.
he BON behring's 8erfseuapafeten,
Sic GIMG qeplant hat, I'M i'm Mah.
nlen bcs rSelbltbilfe" Hrogranlms
hieIen Shwierigfciten SIT bcacgnen.
Gas Gafet iii Iiir omcrifaniihe
Spenbcr gum 0rciie BON $3.50 er'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
F|aschenwein Jahrgang 800

get Iusarabilnscr in ser gtdbe
bon Spener am Gbein entoefte mal
in einem ronliihen Steiniarfopbas.
3uIammen nit nod anoeren @las.
aeiaBen. audi cine ihou searbeitete.
bropelhenflige gliierre @eiuIlalhe
nit nod iliiilia erbaltenem romiiheu
Neln.
Gs lit pobI'in Ser gan5en @elt eln.
5ia oaiteheno, baB elm 170Oi0briser
@eiH, tdmlih aus Der suelten Sdli.
te oes oritten Sabrbunoerts II. Chr,
nod in bieier Sorm porseflmoen
murne. @cn benz ssnbalt Der 6laife
naren naeroings Die oberen 3pei.
brittel poiIfommen perbar3t.
slher inter Dem bermetiihen Ser.
'dlnB elmer ilrlpriinalih Oiden unb
oaber gut abidliebenoen SIlpen0I'
ifiht. pelde lest e1n,lid, perharst
lit. beIinoet iit nod ein 9rittel hiinn.
iliiiiia aebIiebenen @eincs. 9aB sic.
Ter @ein bamals NIT Sonig seiiibt
purbe, bot Die Gemiihe llnteri,ltuna
bon rod in Der 0liiiiisfcit purbanoe.
men @ahs6ldtthen ertpieien. Sm
o1gemen enen aber tpuroe Den
8einen CUR beiieren Saltbarfeit Ser.
pentin S,taeiett.
@6miidje &elternna
Die Homer felterten bie Srou6en
iiber Tannen. unb 6iftennaoeIn uno
oaber biloete auh Der 9nauI oes gbu.
rusltabes, oas ab5eihen bes meiu.
beroultten 8a6anten. einen San.
nen5apfen.
Ger in Der Gntife bohseihGste
"Oalerner" nit ieinent itarfpn Ger.
pentinsebalt tpdre baher fir cine
frohlihe aneipitunoe ipenis geeisnet.
Die Ablasernns
zines 3nlases bon 2oiunsen aIs @e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08

Gs lit cine allaeuein befannie
Satlafe, bab ser @ein ourd
bds ablagern all 8iite gelpinnt. Gin
foaenannter alter" @ein Wirb meiii
Dem SungDcln ooer rSeurigen" nor,
geSoaen rnO ltrht aud, lpeitaus bober
i'm Yreis.
3lnad,it erfoIat pdbrenb Ses Ga.
germs cine uollit0noige &ldruna oes
Welnes ourd, oas 3ubobeniinfen Ser
5riibitoffe. gian fann bieien &pr.
gang iiberoies burh Sen aunItariii
latiue ooer Sauienblaie beihIeuniaen
ooer perheliern. 6erner bilSen it'd
crit nah geraumer 3eit beim Reiien
l,nter sluInabme uou Saueritoii bic
Nufett'toTIe, sebiloet aus ben Mlfo.
holen ,lnN SGuren bes @eines, neld)e
8elhmad unh Mrpma, oie icgeuann.
te vglume" Ser betrciienoen @eiu.
lorte hilben.
@eifeseit
Gies Nusreiien. alio oie poIItGnbi.
&c gntpidlung Ser 8udettifoiIe nau.
ert OFT iehr lange, pesmesen beion.
oers bel itart alfoholiihen Siibwci.
men, mIe Dtalaga ooer Yortnein, uni
altcholiihen 9eitiQaten, mie aoanai
ooer Mbisfp. Die Site bes 0roout
tes natiirlib nit oem sIter mahlt.
so lit 3. 9. bel pirflih autem
3ognaf cine Reife5eit bon breiBiq
big pier5is Sabren eriorberlih. slbe,
alh bier finoet alles Elm gnOe. 9enn
nah einem geniiien 3eitraum mer.
Den Die gudettltoiie ourh cine Mri
Selb|t5eriesung uoQig gum Der.
ldmlnoen sebraht. lpoourt) Die 8lu.
ME bes Weines ,pieoer perlorenaebt
aud Der alfobolsebalt perminoeri
lih trob 6es belten gerihluiies al.
mabllh ourh Die 0erbunItung.
Die MlterssrenSe
60 fommt es, oab nit @enub
tringbare Weine nus iiber elm Mlter
bon 12O Bic $50 Sabren binaus pobl
nlbt befannt ii1o. 8ei Boroeaurmei.
men gelten bereits oreiBis Sabre als
auBerite @ren5e, oann eebt Der 8uo.
getsebalt raid 5uriid.
9aber miro man neriteben, oab
elm 100 Sabre alter Den MIR elm.
malige Sade iein fam, ipenn er nod,
nambaite oiinniliiiiie gebiebene Meite
fiir uns, natiirlid niht mebr trinf.
bar, erbalten bat. Niht oIio horafte.
riliert Die 0ergdnslihfeit beg @ei.
mes ielbIt, oas Sbminoen ieiner @e.
nuBi1bigfeit unb bes MlfobolgebaI.
tes 0raitiider als bas polfstinnihe
9itaf: Sum 9euie[ lit Ser Spiritus
- oaS yblegma lit eeblieben!"
Gie Yreiie, @ien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
Der koIte Krieg ovf
dem briefumsehlucl

Monnbcim. - Gin Mannbeime,
@iirgcr erbicIt bieier Gage einer
8rici aus Sitbcrliu nit sipei 3eitac.
id,ihtlihen Stempeln aus bem aol,
ten 8riea. Ser BON Ser Soluietsoner
6oIt aus slnIob bes rMpnats Ser
ncrtif,-icluietiidcn Nrel,nbihait" ou'
Sen 9riei acitempclte idmarse stuI'
Oruf iorocrt ben Empianaer ani
v2crnt nom Sspoictpolf. lcrnt bonn
aroben Stalin, pie man ben SoSia'
lismus ouibaut." - rltl,b ipns babe
herousgefommcn ilt". lautcn Or
@orte, sic non ser &oit in Welther'
lin ols aonlmentnr SIT bieier IufIor'
ocruna in rotcr ssorbe aui ben lint
ihlog acitempclt murSep.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
Mus Witleib" bic 0eble bird.
id,uitten b,

| Sn blinbsuiitiaem Sab ihlua bor
au'bn Die SGnjeriu ali SEN am No
Den S!eaenhen elm. Iie acrid,tsmcoi
iln''de llnter'ud'lng eraab hefannt
lld} nld)t Deniaer ols 40 tiefe Sieh
nunoen. Sroshem rohelte ser Manl
INNER nod. Ties babe lie nid,t ertro
gen tonnen, er51hlte Mbi bci ibrcn
8eltanonis. Tesbalb bolte lie Ell.
Ne'ler, uno als iih oos ais Al
ltun,pf errpieieu bate, Elm ,meites
nm Sen MoGelnben ous ,p1rem M.it
lelo" Den Sals SIT burdihnciSen.
| MlS Dies aetau mar, 6iirIten ic.
ooh 'opobl Ser blinopiitise SaB ols
aub oos 0iitlein ihnen periloae,
lein. 9enn Die 23idbrige mGbIte mil
ei'i9er &ube in Sen StcGogen Sic be,
item Sebensn,ittel aus, sic lie einpaf,
te unh rnitnabm, lie oifnete Damn bis
Hea1'trlerfallc, tint ibr 200 Shillin.
&c 5u entnehmeh 1,no Id,lieblid, soa
tic Den blutiiberitromten 9elifoteiien.
banoler Sen 9rillantrins pom Sin.
ger.
Seltiam lit Sos Motip. oab Mori.
enne 't,iloerte. @or IL Sahren babe
ne Nrtbolo fennenselernt unH nad,
einigen Sogeu 8efanntihait lei lie
nit ibm in cine @ohnlna aeaanaen.
Oprt habe ser 9elifoteiicnbinoler,
Der nod, cine 5tueite ssrau mitgebrod,t
bate. an iie nerld,icoene Mniinneu
geitcIlt, Die ihren tieiitcn Mbiheu er.
resten. 2ieie Iemiitisuua babe iic
rie peraeiien. Sbr aontaft nit Mr-
tbolh lei 'chr 'pcraoiih gcmcicn. MlS
lie i'm cinise Sage Dor hpm MorS
5u'ollla trcf, beidlrb lie, lid, iiir Sen
Sanaliaen 3miid,enioll 81, RIDDEN.
entaeaen hieier Saritelluna Ser 5in.
serln hdlt man cs iiir mnhrid,cinlidt.
buB Haubot'id,t Sic 1riebicoer Ses
Mnroes mar.
Sic erIten Griclge in Ser llnteriu.
dung iiher ben MorN. Sic ,uerit III
cine uouia 'aIid,c 9fidtl'na acsanaen
maren, famen ill'tnnbe. nad1bem be.
tanntaemorber mar, hab slbi gdhart
am Noraen oes @oroes in Tcro.
tI,eNm Telbaaiie mar. 9ic GoIi,ei
'tellte oarauT hin ieIt, hab Die SGn-
serln cine lthr einaeloIt hattie uno
mies in ,peiterer iSolae nad', bob tic
am Gage nod' Sem 0erhreden mebr
4elo al,saeaeben hattie, als lie. eiae.
men gnaahen 5ufolge, am &prabenH
heieiien bate.
8eitere sScrtihritte lpuroen er-
5ielt. OILS arlmiualinipeftor apppe
mehrere Gerbore iihernahn. Iicier
Seamte bate iih cine ihm fiir ben
,Saa he'o,locrs seelsnet erld)einenoc
p'pdoloaiihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3ilrehtgeieat. Sun,it gelnna ihm
mos ocrher ipcoer nit ShGrie nod,
NIT !Soflihteit su erreid,cn ,par: Gr
tonlte aOrienne Gdbart iiberseuser,
bnb elm @eIt0nbnis lie bon einem
idtpere nIecIiifen Truf beireier
miirhe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
neutrality-suspicious.
obholen!

Mib oeonie Noualet beim Gatbo'
Tic Neicttlemcut Council IGbt olti
oieiem Neg an nad,ltebenbe Gerio.
nen Sic 9itte eraehen, Die 9isplaceS
Yerions ii;ierllnssfarten ab,
,ubolen: ..
&ubl @cf
sfaria @ruha@
asoiei @rubn
isreioa @rrha
Gbnaro @rl,hd
sSrene @ruba
@aclnp gdart
aasper &lnE
ssran3 Samlen
gs lit iibcraus tpiftis, bob bic be-
treiicnoen bicIe aarten bahcn ,,nS
itcts bel iih iiibrcn. Senn Ser gin'
nanoerl,nesbienit betrahtet aIle, Die
feline iolfe aarten hu6en. als Illegal
ginse,panberte. Oieie aarten iinb bon
0etreiienben abiubolen beim Gatbo.
lie HcicttIement Serpicc. Simmer
62O, 1922 Supericr spe.. Glepe.
lano, Sbip, Sel. 9S,per 1.5S45.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
Koiser-UrenkeIin am
HeiIigobend geboren

gonn. - @ie bcfannt murbe, aaf
es om Seiliaen slbeno bel Sen So
bensouern, einen Saniliensuwafs
Yrin, Wilbelm Garl bon 8reltBen.
ser Sobn pon Erini Osfar, Dem
iiinalten Sphn bcs peritorbenen aai'
iers @ilbclm bes 3,ueiten, lpuroe
Batter cines 9ofterbens, bas Sen
Yrin,eiiin,Sitel erhte. Gs iou aui
Sen Namen slrmgarb getauit mer.
Sen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
400 Sltmorf foiten ipiro. Wtit De,n

400 Sltmarf foiten ipiro. Otit Dem
8erGt iollen mablipeiie brei sSern=
iehienber llnb eiu ll&&zSenbcr
empfanaen iperben fonncn. Die III
Der glmpesrepublif iiblihe 625=
3eilen=gtprm inf alth in Der Sps
nietspne perlpenbet lperoen. 3u=
ndhit lei baran acoaht. Nerniehees
rote in ben &ertpaltlnasbGuien Der
Sonict;onen=Eartcien lmo Woiicn,
nraaniiationen,> in getriebsperfitGtz
ten llnb bel ben Wuid,inen=slusIeih=
,tatlonen alf Dem Sanbe olfsuitel=
len,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
0stzonols Fsrnsshaerusts

Berlin. - Sn Der Gofuiet3one
tou IN dbiebbarer 3eit nit bem b..
Tentliden sSerniehen beaonnen tper.
ben. Bie biersu in OitberIin mitae<
teilt ipurOe. foll bas Gadieniperf
y yNaoeberg elm sserniebaerGt enttpif.
felt boben, odS Dorausii9tlid T..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
"Ruehe fuer tote
Kumsroden"

Grinrt, 96iirineen, = 200 1ote
babe oie bon oen gofpiets einacieste
Bolts "poli3ei ieit 1915 rim aampI
geeen Msenten Spione l,no Sabo.
teure" ,il befIasen. erfldrte SolfS.
poli,ei Gbeiinipeftor a0nia Dor
Ciii;ieren ser 3onenarenjpoli;e'.
fommnnoos. rslui ieccn totem Bolts
rpli;eifomeroOen peroen auei Der
llnerbittlid,en iSeinoe ser ionictSeut.
ihen GnlfsNemcfratic fcnlnRn. "
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

the presentation during the
Scholarship Day Services held
phor Memorial church.
Miss Young is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Young, ITO
Sunday morning, June IA, at Cam
". County Road ID" She plans to
enter Minnesota School OF Bust
ness In September.
The contest was open TO male
and female 1858 graduates inter-
ested in business career, Each
contestant was required to submit
a written application and be inter-
viewed by the Scholarship Com
mittee. At the regular meeting on
June 5, careful and impartial con-
sideration was given to each APP
plicant by the sorority.
Pragmateia Sorority is COM
posed of st. Paul business women
who are interested in self inn
provement and the community.
The annual scholarship Is to en-
courage this idea.
other members who attended
the Scholarship services were
Miss Hellaine Galloway. chairman
OF the committee: Mines. Rosa
mond Bantam, venora Bradford,
Bernice Hardy and the Misses
Earline Nell and Connie Hill.
Due 10 illness. Mrs. Lulu Pear
son. president, was unable to be
present
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Thomas TaI|ey, Geo. Mann
Refused Food Service By
Lexington & Grand Cafe

ciden. no advised him to SEQ
the county attorney the next
morning.
The two went In and after Sala-
ba met Mrs. Talley and Mann, he
said he was going to interview
Ryan.
Wednesday morning the Urban
League man and Mann saw John
Frank. assistant county attorney
and Talley gave the county off,
ciai a statement.
Frank said that before his Of
flee could act. II would be neces-
sary TO get statement from
Ryan.
In the meantime Tailey has
notified the Governors Interraciai
commission. the st. Paul Council
OF Human Relations. and the state
and local NAACp.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

groups from moving in their
neighborhoods as they have been
doing. would probably welcome
them
Granger also was very vigorous
ly critical Of Negro and white real
estate men who win go in block
where Negro has bought for the
first time 10 try and scare the
white residents into selling out.
After the speakers concluded
they were flooded by questions
from the more than 200 persons
who were at the meet.
Most of the questions resolv-
ed around the gentlemen agree
ments" designed to keep minority
groups out of certain neighbor-
hoods and whether or not proper
ty values drop when Negroes move
in a neighborhood.
They were answered by the
speakers thusly:
Gentlemen agreements aren't
enforceable and don't mean as
much as the purchasers money
and approach; II has been proven
that property values do not
change although they may fluc-
tuate little at first.
Another highlight of the meet
ing was when Hilda Simms. who
is home visiting her parents for
the first time in ten years, was
given a citation of appreciation
by the league and Carl Cockrell,
3719 Smelling Ave. Mpls,. MINI,
was announced as winner of the
annual league scholarship, award
ed to an outstanding high school
graduate.
Miss Simms. who has reached
stardom on the stage and screen
since leaving here in 1913, paid
high tribute to those persons in
Minneapolis who helped and en-
couraged her when she was first
getting started.
Those she named were: John
Thomas, Leo Bohannon, Stafford
Lott, Cecil Newman, Henry Tho
mas, June Hawkins, the late w.
Gertrude Brown and Magnolia
Latimer.
Young Cockrell in accepting the
scholarship said that he was going
to use 1t to further his studies and
that he hoped he would be able to
go into some phase of social work.
Carl Rowan. president of the
league, was chairman Of the meet
ing.
Following the meeting the la
dies guild of the league served re-
freshments.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

the doctor accused Of appropriately
with Mrs Shumate.
Left TO Shumate. in addition to
the Chevrolet, were his valuable
X-ray and medical equipment, his
interest In the VeInbro Medical
Building and corporation, his
leasehold interest in Westside
service station and the contents
of two bank accounts.
A stipulation also lifted re-
straining order on the Withdraw
al by Mr.. Piper, said TO be he the
mother of three children, lnclud-
ing an is-year old boy, Of funds
from her account at the Security
First National Bank,
shumate was represented in the
negotiations, which have been in
progress since last week by Atty.
James ". Reese, Mrs. Shumate by
Mrs. Spencer, who also represents
her husband, with an associate, In,
the libel matter,
All Started Three Weeks Ago
The sensational chain OF events,
forming veritable Quartet on
Triangle" was set into motion
three weeks ago when Mrs. Shu-
mate filed a suit for separate
maintenance against the doctor,
accusing him Of adulterous rela-
lions with Mrs. Piper
Allegedly angry because the a.
dultery charge was made in sep
arate maintenance action. Shu-
mate cross-filed for divorce, nam
ing Spencer in whose real estate
office Mrs. Shumate works as
saIeswoman, Hs correspondent, ana
naming dates on which the alleged
intimacies took place in the Spen-
Ger home.
Charging that the allegations
against her husband were reprisal
against her as his wife's attorney
Mrs. Spencer filed suit in her hus-
bands behalf for libel and siand-
er.
In an interview with the Trib-
une. the woman attorney produc-
ed airline tickets which she said
proved that she and her husband
were interviewing one Of her eli
ents in San Quentin at the time
one Of the designations was sup
posed 10 have taken place,
Two DAYS after the libel action
was filed. shumate began negatia-
lions to drop the charges against
Spencer.
Remaining in litigation Is his
wife's separate maintenance suit.
which her attorney indicated
would become an outright suit for
divorce as soon az feasible.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
CRISPUS ATTUCKS
ASSOCIATION ADJOURNS
FOR SUMMER

The Crispus Attucks Home As
ISOLATION met at the home, 469
Collins St, at 500 pm. on Tues
day, June 16. The organization
decided to adjourn for the sum
mer months. They will reconvene
in September.
Plans were made at this meet
ing to entertain the Halle Q. Old
sters Club on Tuesday July 7, at
the Crfspus Attacks Home. Mrs.
N. Specie is chairman of the en-
tertainment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Picnic Proceeds 70
Help Send Drum q
BUgIes 70 konsos

A public picnic is scheduled Tor
Libbys Resort at Bass Lake. Sat
urday all day June q. The affair
is being sponsored by a committee
which Is interested in sending the
Ames Lodge Of Elks Drum and
Bugls Corps TO Wichita, Kans.. for
the Midwes,ern Elks Convention.
For many years Bass Lake was
the favorite picnic ground Of vari-
Gus Twin City groups. At least
once a season a big picnic was
held at Libby's
Twin Citians are invited TO come
out and enjoy themselves with
picknicking. dancing and boating
and at the same time help q good
,ause.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Dorothy Monson In
Reeifol Al Pilgrim
Friday. June Is

The Senior Choirs OF the st.
Paul churches will present Miss
Dorothy Monson. soprano, in a
recital on Friday June rs, at s;i5
p. m. at the Pilgrim Baptist
church.
Miss Monson is donating her
services and all churches selling
tickets viii be benefited by the
effort. She viii be accompanied
by Miss Olga Anderson at the
piano. Miss Monson recently re-
ceived a B.A. degree from Macai-
ester College and win so East
this fall to continue her studies in
music.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Housing Problems Discussed
At Membership Meeting Of
Minneapolis Urban League

groups when they try to obtain
decent housing or break out of the
"ghettos" got a thorough airing
Tuesday night at panel meeting
sponsored by the Minneapolis Ur-
ban league at st. Peters AME
church.
Four different views on the con-
troversial subject were given by
speakers.
Howard E. Shenehon, realtor
and a member of the Minneapolis
Real Estate board. was the first
of the four panel members to
speak,
His approach was educational
and thought that the problem
could best be solved by education.
Shenehon stated that he would
work for more study and educa-
ton by the board in solving the
problems that confront Negroes in
housing.
The next speaker was William
Cassius, realtor, who had advice
for realtors and minority buyers.
To the realtors he said:
They all want to sell and they
like commissions, but the man
who has the courage to stand for
what's right is always better off
than the man who doesn't.
To minority buyers he had this
to say:
Never buy in a block where
there are more than two or three
minority families.
once you move in. prove your
self a worthy neighbor.
And when you want a home
and there's some one in the block
who objects to you being there, he
should buy the whole block"
Cassius was followed by Mrs.
Sally Luther, member of the state
legislature, told the the crowd of
the recent law that was passed in
the legislature that prohibits the
registering of restrictive coven-
ants and of the supreme court de-
cision. that makes them invalid.
Mrs. Luther suggested that a
Fair Housing Practice bill similar
to FEPC and an added amend
ment to the proposed real estate
agents licensing bill that would
make race discrimination by real
tors unethical.
George Johnson, alderman eigh-
IN ward, said that the Legislature
at the last session gave Minnea-
polls the power TO re-zone itself
The advantages of this law are,
Johnson said, is that it is now
possible to protect established re-
sidential property, that is now
zoned commercial.
AS an example, he cited Fourth
Ave. S. which is now zoned entire
ly commercial, but that there are
quite a few blocks that are entire
ly residential.
Under the old coming laws, there
was nothing to prevent a person
from building a store anywhere
on Fourth Ave. he liked.
Shelton B. Granger executive
secretary Of the league, urged
that more planning, the setting up
area councils to prevent friction
over housing in various neighbor-
hoods.
After the meeting, Granger
stated that housing is going to be
one Of the major programs for the
coming year.
AS for the community councils.
he said, that for example there
exists a great many neighborhood
improvement associations thru
out the city and its surburbs and
IL they were given a true picture
Of the housing problems. instead
OF trying to prevent minority
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Annual South
Dukofo NAACP
Picnic A. YunIgfon

Yankton. s. d. The Annual
NAACP picnic will be held in
Yankton. S. d. This state picnic
has been held for the last Is
years in Yankton. Huron. Mitchell
and Sioux Falls. very special
program has been planned.
All arc welcome from Mime
sofa. Iowa and the Dakotss. Come
and meet your old friends.
This picnic Il the first Sunday
In July which q July 5.
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Progmofeio 1853
Scholarship Goes TO
Minnie YOUNG

The ST. Paul Chapter of Prag-
mateia Sorority named Minnie
Marie Young. 1858 Johnson High
graduate, winner OF the $4,000
scholarship award.
Mrs. Maurcen Tillman, vice
president OF the sorority. made
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IkaIina's Estranged Doctor
Husband Makes Public
Apology for Fake Charges

Los Angeles CalifThe sensational contested divorce
ton in which former Minnesota woman Ikana Moore Shu
mate and her esranged oft married husband DR.
Shumae figured which hit front pages all the IT, s. took
turn few days when the doctor publicly apoogized
for charges of adultery with her attorney which he had made
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DEIORES CRlCSB1
ed 800 scholarship annually
presented by Rho 81 Epsilon
chapter of Beta Professional
music sorority.
The sorority scholarship award
was made at the McPhail Schools
Spring graduation ceremonies
Thursday. June 4.
Miss Grigsby Is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Grigsby,
5Oie Irving Ave. No. Minneapolis.
and a graduate Of North High
School where she won consider
able attention for her vocal abil-
ity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Big An-Day Picnic. Libby's Re-
sort Picnic Grounds, Bass Lake
Saturday, June 81, benefit Of
Ames Lodge Drum and Bugie
Corp<--advt-
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Dolores Grigsby
Wins Scholarship

Dolores Grigsby, talented voice
major at the McPhail College Of
Music in Minneapolis was award