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ties. II was asserted that any
magistrate rstrying Ksnyatta
and his AccosiRtea Of the K.A.U.
would pay particular attention To
such q statement coming from his
superior officer, the Colonial Sec
Rotary: that . member Of the Ju-
dIcial COMMITTEES % the Privy
Council. Lord Blmonds, q person.
nj friend Of Lytteiton, might con-
ceivabIy preside over the case
eventually.
Consequently. Labor Party
members asked the Speaker Of the
House 10 rule that LyttsLton'H re-
marks about the KenyA African
Unions being q front for Mau
Mau activities were improper.
under such a ruling the remarks
would have been stricken from the
official records Of HansordD. The
Speaker remarked that he would
make no retroactive ruling.
Although II was avsrred that
the Ksnya Supreme court could
order no retFiRl In the case Of
KsnyattA, the Speaker OF the
House said that he was not clear
m 10 what had happened In Ken.
va and would defer any decision
until he had the facts and that In
the meantime there could be no
further discussion"
While the political debate about
Kenyatta was going on In the
House Of Commons. British mill
tary circles announced that one Of
the key strategiats In the Ksnya
campaign was In London 10 con.
fer with military and colonial
authorities and that the Black
Watch Regiment. which had gain.
I'd Korean experience. was snrouts
10 Kenya,
The interest In African affairs
remains undated, judging by re-.
ports. In London. MbIyu Koinange
participated In . conference which
had ~ itR topic. Democratic
Rights for Ksnyah Africans"
KoinRnge IL well-knOwn for his
night In behalf Of the political ad.
vancemsnt of his fellow Africans
Of kenya. The Conference was un-
der the sponsorship Of the Kenya
Provisional Committee.
Reprints of KsnyattA'R first
book. Facing Mount Kenya." win
Be available for world dlstribu.
ton on August -, according 10
Information from the British
Book Center
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Following Peace" was the
subject OF Rev. Sections discourse
at the morning services at Bor-
der Scripture reading was from
Heb i2.ff. Rev. Sexton. cited the
League Of Nations. the United
Nations, and the peace now being
made IN Korea a. examples OF the
fruitless effort 70 obtain q world
peace. He said that to obtain
peace. people must sit down to-
gether and reason. Next Sunday
II the morning worship. Rev. Sex
ton win speak on Christian Har-
mony- Scripture reading, Acts
Aft OF to be outdone. the Keyes
who were to have had their picnic
at Minnehaha FANS. had their ac-
tivitites In the Recreation Room
Of the church. due 10 the incle-
ment weather. A fine crowd gath
cred and an seem to enjoy them
selves immensely Don't forget.
prayer meeting every Thursday
evening At 9 O'Clock. You and your
friends are urged TO Be present
and get that spiritual uplift YOU
are seeking. vesper Services from
8 20 !. Come 10 Border. you are
always welcome.
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Twin City
.ChuTch NeUU8

our pastor, Rev. L. c. Harris. tax
en- from the Ind Timothy, 3rd
chapter, 5th verse. Theme, Keep
ing Up the Form Of Religion But
Denying the Power"
Christs religion makes us salts
fled under any circumstances.
Many people who Join the church
begin q routine Of formality by
having their names on the church
role, paying dues, visiting the
sick. In as much as these are good
deeds II Ia not true old time re-
hgion. When we can love our
church, labor for the Master,
smile through all hardships, trials
and tribulations. love our enemy,
pray for them who despitefully
use US. this II what true religion
II and calls for. Senior gospel
choir and Musicetts rendered soul
stirring music.
United with the church as can
didates for baptism were Mr..
John Vance and Miss Luella Huff.
They will be baptized Sunday.
August End. Our visitors were
many throughout the entire day,
We welcome you at all times.
Having no control over the
weather, we regret that our AL
Church Picnic was rained out,
but because many had made pre-
parations, we were unable TO post
pone It, 50 an indoors picnic was
held. Everyone had grand
time and enjoyed themselves 20
the fullest. Evenings program,
which was sponsored by the Beth
esda choir was q success Many
guests who appeared were very
well received by the audience
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

Picnic: Members and their fam.
lies Of the Morocco Club win have
q picnic at Minnehaha Park on
Sunday. August 2.
GSesti Mr.. Henry EslSridge of
Evanston. Illinois. spent q couple
Of days In the city and was the
house guest Of Mrs. Gertrude
Smith and Mrs. Halle Ewing OF
4O4s Fourth Ave. 8.
Returns Home; Mrs. william
Helm sr. Of 31l5 Columbus Ave.
returned home on Monday. July
n, from Chicago, where she has
been visiting for the past month
Mrs. Daisy Squirting accompanied
her home and spent one day In
the city.
Cleveland Visitor; Mrs. Nickola
Hines Of Cleveland. Ohio. win ar.
rivc In the city on Saturday. Au-
gust 1. and will be the house guest
Of Mrs. w. ". Richardson Of 33I8
Chicago Ave.
CaddIeai During the Central
States Golf Tournament. a num-
Der Of the young ladies served A.
caddies. Among them were Au-
toinstte an Joyce Hughes. Toy
seam Williams and Michele Davi-
son. who did q splendid job, and
added decorative touch.
Visits Mothers Mrs. Sue Kelly
Of New York City who has been
Visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle X.
Scott OF 3311 25th Ave. 8. for the
past ten days left for her home on
Tuesday. July ~. Many social
courtesies were extended her dur
ing her visit.
VAcatIoned In East; Mr.. and
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Twin City


Once more 81. James had the
pleasure OF having one OF its Ma
tive Sons in the person Of Rev.
Albert Preston return a. q guest
speaker for the morning service.
His subject was "Findlngs." The
morning service was also en-
HANGED by the participation Of the
81. Paul AME Youth Choir Of
Des Moines, under the direction
Of Mrs. LaurettA b. Hughes.
This group was the guests of
the 81. James Youth Fellowship,
arriving at about 5 A. NJ. Satur-
and leaving Sunday evening about
$50. The committee responsible
for the housing Of the group was
Miss Wanda Blakey and Mrs.
ErmyIe Boyd. Others responsible
for their entertainment were
Miss Gloria L. williams. Miss
Inez Smith. Mrs. Gertrude Blakey.
Mrs. Matte A. King. Mrs. Azalia
Smith and Mrs. Deloris Winters.
Several Of the boys were very
useful, waiting table on Sunday.
We do wish to give q special vote
OF appreciation TO Wanda Mae
Blakey for spear-heading the en-
tire project.
Other visitors were Rev. Mil
lard Southern, pastor OF Bethel
AME church Of Evanston, H.. and
wife and 1t. William Taylor Of
Muncie, Ind, all being welcomed
by Rev. Dixon.
The Steward Board will meet,
Sunday, August 2. at $50 p m.
at the Parsonage. The Trustee
Board will meet Tuesday, 8 p. m.
at the parsonage: q church con-
ference win be held Thursday,
August 8 at 8 p. m. at the church.
Members OF these two boards are
urged TO attend this very import
ant meeting as are all members Of
the church requested TO be pre-
sent at the church conference.
The church school staff and the
board Of Christian Education will
hold Joint meeting Friday,
July 81 at 8 p. m. at which time
aside from other important bust
ness. Bertha l.. King will give her
report on the Fairbault Summer
school Of Christian education.
Sunday, August 2 Is Commun-
ion Sunday and the Summer hours
are still being observed: consecra-
ton of the elements will be at 10
q. m. All persons who wish may
partake at that time.-Bertha L.
King. reporter.
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Times Topics
by Norman HOlen
Thief River Falls Times

Remember way back when driv-
ers OF Ford cars would jack up a
rear wheel when cranlIing the car
in cold weather.
A stenographer II on her last
lap when she decides to marry
her boss.
Good resolutions, they tell US.
are like babies crying IN church.
Both should be carried out i'm
mediatsly.
No. Algernon, that recent book,
Fabulous Fannie" by Norman
Katkov, doesn't deal with Mari
lyn Monroe.
Random thought--It's q long
time since we saw q gypsy cara
van herebouts.
You might expect a lot Of boot
Logging down around OFtonville.
There's a Moonshine township in
that vicinity.
The best place TO find sympa-
thy. we are advised. II in the die
tionary.
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Mrs. Carl Fraction. 3s4I Clinton
Ave, have returned home after q
months vacation spent In the east
Mrs. Fraction attended the Ma
tional Baptist 8. 8. and b. T. u.
Congress held In Brooklyn, ". Y.
They visited In New York City.
Cleveland and Chicago and were
the guests Of relatives in each
city. From Chicago. they went TO
KanSas city, Kansas, where they
attended q family reunion. They
report an enjoyable trip and won
derful vacation.
Missionary Society; The general
Missionary Cociety Of Zion Bap-
list church win hold its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday ev-
ening. August 18th. at 1880 pm, at
the church. All members are
urged to be present 10 prepare
for the fifth Sunday night ser
vices.
Executive Board Meeting: The
monthly meeting Of the Executive
Board Of the Senior Missionary
Society Of Zion Baptist church
was held at the residence Of Mrs.
Carl Fraction. 3S41 Clinton Ave.
on Wednesday afternoon. July 20
Representatives Of all circles Of
the church were present.
Family Guests; Mrs. Matte
Eubanks. son Larry and daughter
Olga Of Chattanooga, Tenn, are
visiting IN the city and are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Mays Of 1901 25th Ave. s.
Mrs. Eubanks IL the sister OF Mrs.
Mays Their stay In the city II
Indefinite,
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~. TEL EahS - hsN.hss ShthNHM
Sunday. July 25th was a cloudy,
rainy and wet day, but In spite Of
the rain and other hindrances a
nice audience was present TO
greet the pastor on his safe re-
turn from Camp Baber.
We were happy TO hear Of the
successful camp this year and OF
the lovely Communion Service on
the shore OF beautiful Stone Lake.
The pastor said Camp Baber IL q
wonderful investment for the
AM.E. Conference. II we expect
this great heritage that has been
left us by our forefathers to be
carried on. we must invest heavily
in our youth. Speaker for the
Communion service was young
Bill Ogleton This parents are well
known herel Just eighteen and an
ordained minister. George Paul
Jones, now IL. OF Burlington. Ia,
and son OF the Rev and Mrs. @
p. Jones gave the invitation. Our
young people report a very fine
time.
Another big surprise on Sunday
morning was the Youth Choir
from 81. Paul's AME church In
Des Moines. Iowa. the Rev. John
Hunter pastor. There were about
IS or 20 in the group and they
thrilled us with two numbers
done acappella. Their directress
was Mrs. /. Hughes: the pianist
was Mrs Morris.
Date for the women's Day pro-
gram has been set for August %
Chairman and co-chairman for the
day are Mrs Eddie Boyd and Mrs
Earl Bowman The music chair
men are Mrs. Elise Lyle and Mrs
Dorothy Simms; Mrs, Allie vii.
son II chairman Of finance. More
about this later.
The funeral of Bro. George
Peters was held from the church
on Monday afternoon, he has been
a shut In for many years but came
10 church when able.
Our deepest sympathy TO Mrs
Peters and the family.
Many compliments were re.
ceived by the Adult Choral Club
for their lovely concert on Sun.
day evening, With the addition OF
several men and our two guest ar.
lists, Miss Dolores Brigsby and
Mr. Fred Ewing. the group pre-.
sented beautiful program.
Solos by Mines. JoAnn johnson
and Margaret Benton were es-
pecially wen done. This group was
sponsored by the Dec Duce Club
OF which Mrs. Leila Copeland il
president. Mrs. Elise Lyle. the
pianist deserves much credit for
her ardent efforts in training
this group. Mrs. Dorothy Hines Is
directress.
The sermon by the pastor. NJ.
L. Simmons. on Sunday was taken
from Ind Chronicles. 7:i3. IL
Subject - Gods Eternal Cove
nant With Man" II was Gods
answer to the prayer Of Solomon
after he had builded the temple.
IF my people which are called
by my name, shall humble them
selves, and pray. and seek my
face, and turn from their wicked
ways; then VIII hear from
heaven. and win forgive their sin.
and win heal their land. A won
derful massage,
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POLICE SMASH DETROIT
NUMBERS RING

Dctroit--(ANPl--Four raids on
private homes and the arrest Of
six persons last week by police
smashed a reported 800 900
mutual ring here.
The six-three Of them women,
are charged with conspiracy TO
violate the state gaming law
They are:
Anthony Mich. named by police
a. head OF the ring: Mrs. Julia
ClOwney; Mrs. Evelyn Branch.
Elvira Gaines: William jackson,
and Arthur Etcherson. Jr.
Police said the syndicate was
known a. the Dog House" The
officers said each days winning
number was taken from pari-mu-
tuel figures from Florida dog
races.
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NoTdCE or ISGonroRATIoS !,

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
that the Pentel Motor Company,
Inc was Incorporated under the
laws Of the state Of Minnesota on
general nature Of itl business " 10
buy. sell, exchange and deal In
automobiles, motor vehicles, trucks,
airplAnes. motors and engines, new
and used. and all parts and acces-
soTies thereof and 20 carry on any
business or trade Incidental there.
To or connected herewith, to apply
for, purchase or otherwise acquire
and to hold, own, use. sell or as
sign franchises aud licenses In con
nection Herewith and the pur-
chase and sale thereof 10 engage
IN the finance buMness In connec.
s siTp I 10 'p buy. syig lease ana CON,
vsy real estate. and to acquire,
hold. mortgage, pledge or dispose
81 shares, bonds. securities and
other evidences Of Indebtednsss OF
this corporation. domestic or
fuAsiEn
The address Of us registered Of
flee 10 1OiS Lyndale Avenue South.
Minneapolis, Minnesota,
The names and addresses Of the
incorpOTators are Alan l. StleEler.
1897 Upton Avenue North, Mime
Apolis, Minnesota, sheldon n. kar-
Park. Minnesota. and + silver, $3.50
utFaFd Avenue South, Minneapolis,
Minnesota The names and Ad-
dresses Of the first Roard OF Direc.
tors are Alan l.. stisElsT, sheldon
n Kariins and Erwin Pentel, who
resides al ii0i vincent Avenue
North, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Dated July %, 1854
pENTEt. MOTOR COMPANY. INC
Sachs. Karlina, uroaaman q
KRFlinH
It's ATTORNEYS
$40 builders Exchange
Minneapolis, Minnesota
(apok esman, July ~. 1850
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

To the pastor. Rev. II. w. Bolts,
members and all workers for
Christ, your humble servant hopes
you aren't too disappointed with
your church news this week. am
still on Gods mission here in Fair
view hospital with my mother
night and day. She underwent
surgery on Friday, July "A at IL
a. m. and by the grateful power
OF God, she came through mirac-
ulously. Now she IL on the road To
recovery, am very happy to re-
port at this time, though still very
weak. We solicit your continued
prayers for her recovery.
We learned that the worship
service went on despite the con-
tinuous showers of the almighty.
We know his work must 90 on.
We will sign off now and hope
that we vii soon be back at our
post and win meet you at church
service again soon.
May the Lord keep you contin-
uously in His care Is my prayer.
Mrs. Z. Henderson, reporter.
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PAUL ROBESONs
ESTATE IL SOLD

Enfield. Conn CAMP The
estate, which the Paul RobesonS
have owned here since 1871, was
sold last week TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald ". Lana of Somers. The
sale was made through the office
OF Julius MeltEer OF Springfield.
Mass.
The property. which originally
was priced at above $4,000. was
quoted at S35, 900. but the actual
sales price was not disclosed. II
consisted of a broom residence.
a recreation building containing .
billiard room and bowling alley
and a swimming pool
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IN MFNORIAM

In memory Of our dear son
father and brother. Floyd Ban
narn, who passed away one yeai
ago. July 10, 1854
Though on earth you are no
more.
But IN memory you are with
As You always were before.
Peaceful Be thy rest dear son.
II u sweet 20 breathe thy name,
In hfe we loved you dearly,
IN death we do the same.
Mra LEILA Bannarn. mother
Bobby Bannarn. son
Mra Fred Carver. sister.
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Ksnyosto cGss
Sharp0nS British
African Tensions


United Nations, ~. Ys--(ANP)
British officiAidom and the
press greeted with little snthus.
iRAm the decision Of the Ksnya
Supreme Court at Kitaie. Kenya
which quAHhcd the convictions and
sentences Of J0mo ksnyatta.
former president Of the recently
prescribed Kenya African Union.
and five associates. A. IL known
the Supreme Court for the East
African country found that the
resident magistrate who tired the
case at KapenEuria. had no legal
Jurisdiction.
Although the Supreme Court
made no provision for the further
detention Of Ksnyatta and his
five associates, they were later
detained under the Emergency
Regulations now In effect nj Ken.
ya,
Mslford Stevenson who repre-
Rsntsd the Crown at the Supreme
Court trial announced immediate
~ that. pending q new trial which
was ordered, he would appeal the
decision 10 the East African
Court Of Appeal.
On receipt Of the news Of the
Ksnyatta case decision. q politi-
cal storm broke violently In the
House Of Commons.
Fennsr BrockwAy Of the Labor
Party presented before tho Com.
mons . petition from 1882 citi-
Eens Of kenya, '.nome Of them
thumb printed In blood 10 indl-
cate. Ia the phrase Of the petit
TONERS, that IN their view, land
was life, protesting against the
alienation Of their land" Brock
way asked for the setting up of .
eommiaslon 10 report on tho con-
sequences Of an order made In
Ksnya. permitting the armed
forces the polIce. and civilian
police 20 shoot 10 kill those re-
alstlnE arrest or attempting 10
escape"
Under direct questioning from
another member Of the Labor
Party. the British colonial secre-
tary said all the Africans who
had been shot IN Kenya were ter
roFtAta belonging 70 The Man Mnu,
He even asserted, 1T u impoa-
Hble for anybody TO tell when
someone IL resisting arrest
whether he II an ordinary Grimm
al or - member of = terrorist
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SIOUX
r A Z Z 8
NEWS
N e S
ny KAYE COATES
0lO Mabls &C.
BiOux FnllA q d.


Sioux Fans, q d.
The old burg IL going to look
mighty lonesome next week. all
thes Sioux FaIlsites are going
like this. The A. Tolberts are tour
ing the Kansas way 10 visit rela-
tives and friends. In Topeka, At
Gibson. Kansas city and st.
Joseph. Mo. The J. Cabells are
going just about the some route
and 20 Topeka 10 visit relatives.
The H. Bentleys are taking a
couple weeks and going TO Kansas
City. 81. Louis. and jackson, Mis-
sissippi, they shall visit Mrs. BIS
kin along the way and end their
trip at Memphis. Tenn. where
they shall take in the National
Baptist Chorus festival that Il
held annually.
Rev. z. Williams of Pilgrim
Baptist church gave his final ser
mon 10 n goodly congregation, he
received a fat purse as q going
away gift, and everybody knows
we shall miss the whole family.
and we do wish them the very
best for their new home in
Quincy. III.
George Vaughn was a proud
father with a fine glow on. three
Of his boys from AtchisOn, Kan
saS spent the week end with the
Vaughns. They did several nice
things In a family group and also
had picnic lunch at the palisades
Mary and Alice Vaughn looked
cool In their smart summer cot
tons. riding in that convertible
job.
Mrs. Thompson In gay these
days. She has two sisters-in-law,
Mrs. Fready Thompson and Mrs.
Birdie Whitenberg with her for a
few weeks. also Mr.. Thompson il
home after spending some months
In the only state in the union. --
Texas.
John Strahon spent the week
end with his wife and son, after
moving to Minneapolis. He Ii
working there and the family plan
to follow soon.
st. Johns Baptist church IL
planning . church picnic Sunday
at McKennAn Park at 2 o'clock.
The public IL invited. Bring a pic
mic basket Of food and share in
the games. any doubt about any
thing. contact any Of the commit
tee. J. Fleming. J. Monkey. Mrs
NJ. Greer or Mrs. Dan Coates.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Haynes and
Dan Coates took in the golf
tournament In the cities and they
can't say enough nice things
about the whole deal. the men
played golf and brought home
some rice prizes and Helen re-
ports q fine time visiting with
friends and kin, I believe all three
gained weight after enjoying sew
eral nice dinners in friends homes
there.
Mrs. v. Anderson was in the
cities over the week end 10 wit
ness the marriage Of her son Wal
lace To Harriet Hin, daughter Of
the w Hills Of Minneapolis. Bob
Burger. school pal of Wallace.
was best man at the wedding.
The p. Tates Of Minneapolis.
had a nice package from the
stork. a clipper little boy. to play
with their only son. robbie
Mr.. Z. c. Collins. his brother
and cousins, the Hunts Of Texas
are back from q delightful trip
TO he Black Hills. don't care
who goes, the next folks headin'
for the Hills are taking me. by
cracky.
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Take notice that a corporation
under the name % Kay.pee Sales
90, has been Incorporated under
the laws Of the state of MtnHrsnta
On tuiy a. 1854
The general nature of the busl
ness Of the corporation " 20 con
duct and engage IN the business ~
the sale and distributiun ~ metal,
wood and chemical products and
plastic TIE and other products
The address ~ its registered Of
flee 10 tgSG Nicollrt Avenue Ci'v
Of Minneapolis County ~ Nenns-
pin. state ~ Minnesota
The names and adhrssscs = ~"
Incorporation and 81 tho fifst
WOard 81 Directors are a. follow e.
Itarold kruEpr aaih stevens
Avenue. Minneapolis. Minnsz"ts
l. a Derby. Saia Hrard Avenue
south. Edna Minnesota
Douglas UaN Alt Produce Wank
building. Minneapolis Ninncspta
Douglas Wau Attorney for
KAY DEE SALES 90
~ Produce Rank building
Minneapolis Minnesota
Dated July 81 1883
tspokcsman. luly ~, 1851
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In nine cases out Of ten you win
find that advertisers In this news
paper are true friends Of the COM
munlty.
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