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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
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cARDER, PAULINE E. On Friday. June
IS, 1854, at her residence. 5000 18th
AR NSEie b S.6Vss WIFE xs E RAg III late
iather N. c cisp and mother Of Mrs;
virsinia e; Dye Of Arlington; va; and
Mrs Evelyn Lewis s Of Washb H ons
s brosher. M Kenneth ROCK, both d war:
saw Va, and ND one .n sr fTss r1,ns4a
Home. 9s4 4 WI wilson On Blvd. Arlington.
va. Notice of funeral services later.
CoWLES. JOHN HENRY. On Friday.
Hassi 49, JOIN jan a 4 ~ do@E u
g.. coxies Of Los Angeles, calf.
and Ms A Re was G. Ss ps Of sesHy
copied Scottish, Rite. Southern juris-
diction. United States Of Amsrica.
1898 18th st. NV. on Tuesday, June
Of the Temple. Please omit flowers. 21
DEAN ALBERT .-;D.t On E 6idai9y June Ep
BERT j. DEAN, q A An y. Wa va :
and father of Elwood j., Wilbur g.
d dna G e sdhaan D snd Mrs Mrs Betty B.
Funeral Home. as4z wilson blvd. Ar
Methodist Church. where funeral serv-
ices will be held at 2 pm. 1nterment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 20
DE COLA, FRANK. On Thursday, June
IL, 1884 FRANK DE COLA of 3340
Alabama ave- Sc, beloved husband of
the late Josephine De Cola and father
of Mrs. Frances Swetnam and Hum
phrey r. De Cola. Funeral from the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home, 317
Pa. ave. s.e., on Monday, June II.
at 900 am. Requiem mass at the
st. Francis Xavier Church at 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Entomb-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

communication of cherrydaIe
Lodge, No. 40, A. F. and A.
NJ, will be held in Cherry
) dale Masonic Temple, Airing
ton, Va, at l pm. Monday,
June 81. 1854, for the pur-
pose of conducting Masonic
for our late brother, HOW
DICKSON.
ELMORE L. NEWTON,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

A new staff member Of the st.
Paul Recorder Newspaper In Mil
dred T. Jordan. who viii serve a.
office manager at ths Recorders
downtown office at az Newton
Building. She viii handle news
and advertising.
Mrs. Jordan, a former member
Of the Afro-American staff in
Philadelphia and Washington. d.
C, has had i've years Of expert
ence In the news and advertising
field A product Of Warrington
public schools. Mrs. Jordan at
tended Va State College, Etuek.
Va. and received special training
in Advertising and Merchandising
at the University Of PennsyivGnia,
Philadelphia. Pa. Mira. Jordan also
attended the Writer'S Workshop
at New York University. New
York City.
Mrs. Jordan was formerly ad-
ministrative secretary Of the 81
Paul Urban League, and most re-
Gently was q member Of the cleF1-
cal staff at FEDERAL Cartridge
Corporation. She In a member Of
Pilgrim Baptist Church and has
served ~ church reporter since
1852.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

KOpp0s Arc eO~InS
Kappa Fraternity Plans
Regional Meeting Here
On April 18th & 18th

The North West Regional Coun.
ell Of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
win convene at the Halle @.
Brown Community House. April
18th and nth. Psi Chapter and
the Twin City Alumni Chapter
win be co-hosts. The first session
win meet on Friday. April 18th
from / to s p. m. On Saturday.
April nth. meetings win be from
Q a. m. to 5 p. m.
At % p. m. on Saturday. an open
mixer win be held at the Junior
Pioneer Ballroom in st. Paul
DR.. @. Cecil Lewis, Provincial
Polemarch Of the North Central
Province win bs guest sPsalCes at
q closed banquet, Saturday, April
nth at the Nicollet Hotel. Min
neapolis. Presiding at all sessions
win be DR.. z. Thomas Scales,
Polemarch Of the North West
Province.
Lloyd Smith and Hobart Banks
are eo-chairmen Of the Council
meeting.
A Joint meeting Of the Alumni
Chapter and Psi chapter win be
haId on Sunday. April 18th at
4p. m. at the Phyllis wheatley
House. Minneapolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

Chicago (ANP)-- Tbs battle
between BhlDsrH and grand mas.
tsrs Of Prince Hall MaSOna went
10 court here last weSk In . move
which promises 20 pit ThurEood
Marshall. famed NAACP counsel
against william n. Ming Jr. In q
legal TIFF which could shake the
foundations Of masonry In this
country.
A $780, 900 suit was IIsd In FED.
sFAI court asking that DR.. v. Cur
tis RsEan, Decatur, III, grand
master Of Illinois Prince Hall
AAS0na be restrained from snforc-
ing an order prohibiting all mas
ter mAsons from participating In
Shrine activities. except 20 col
lsct dues and keep up property.
The suit also asks Sc. 900 dam
ages each from DT. Regain and the
state Negro grand lodge which he
heads.
Plaintiffs in the suit are the An.
Gent Egyptian Arabic Order.
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine Of
North and Bouth America. liz
Jurisdiction. It's imperial p0tsn.
tate, Raymond v. jackson 81 New
York. Paul E. X. Brown Of A..
lantA, thu organizations deputy
imperial V1bliciSt and q member
u Arabic Temple ~ Of Chicago
Representing the BhFinsrs win
bs Atty Ming o. the University
q Chicago Law SchOoi Atty.
Marshall will carry the banner of
tha grand masters. Both Ming and
Marshall have worked togsthsT IN
the NAACPs efforts 10 end SsGre-
ration In the nations public
schools.
Ths split In masonic circles
came last year whsn several stats
hsads q tn order Instructed their
members 10 refrain from partici-
patiBg In ahTins activities. Reason
gtven at tbs tins was disaatisfAe-
tion with jackson. tls imperial
potsntats, and hls handlinG 0f
funds Of ths order.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

This Is the first time the dis
Llcts convocation has been held
In Minneapolis. More than six
hundred persons from Iowa, him
OILS. Indiana, Michigan, North and
South Dakota. Wisconsin. the Pro-
vince Of Ontario and Minnesota
win attend.
The WiIberforce University
Centennial Choir win be sponsor
cd in a concert Wednesday night,
May o. at Central High school,
saith 81. and Fourth Av. s.. in Min
neapots. Admission win be One
Dollar (Sl.0o). Tickets can be pur-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
Proposed ordinAAC~'
So. P0Wl NAAcP
PlunS Mass Meet
To Study EEPc

The 81. Paul branch OF the
NAACP win hold q meeting on
Tuesday. April 18th at 9 p, m. at
Local Sl0. b2o Rondo Avenue, 60
discuss n proposed FEP ordin.
ance. This viii be . mass meet q.
ing and open discussion win be
held on the subject,
Officials announced this week
that the bill In now In tho hands
Of the Associations Legal Re
dress COMMITTEES. preparatory TO
presenting Il 90 the membership
at the April meeting.
The NAACP plans 10 submit the
ordinance to the city Council
prior TO the coming elections, In an
effort TO Impress upon the legis-
lRture the great need for this bill,
Officers Of tho 81. Paul Branch
are; Frank NJ Smith. president ,
Mrs, Addis c, Few. first vice
president; J, E. johnson, second
vice president, Mrs Eva Bsliale,
secretary and Mrs. Lula King,
treasurer.
Members Of the Board Of Dtrec.
tors include; Frank Boyd, Mira,
Hazel Butler: Rev, DsnEil A,
Carly: A. Laurence Davis. Mrs
Allie Mae Hampton: Rev. J, E.
Jones: Mrp. Richard Stokes. Br..
Arthur stsrnberR: Rev, Floyd
Massey; Mrs, Mabel Harris and
Mrs.. Bessie Turpih.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
Covering The News
VOV SpOk0sN0R
@Ooel@yS

Every wssk an alert corps Of
good reporters cover the news for
readers Of this paper In Mime
spols and a. Paul. Minnesota.
ami Sioux Fails. n. d.
All Of than are stars In their
own fight AgponG them ara:
. vi Blackwell
. Jessie Shepard
. HaEsl Underwood
a Mildrad r. Jordan
. Jimmy oTifnn
. Nay Coatss
Baiiss Thomas
. Cecil Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
0INVOId SVEN In
A. City lodge

Archie L. oingoId. prominent
st. Paul attorney. was sworn In
a. municipal court Judge At esrs.
monies In the Court House on
Monday April 9Th Mr.. OingoId.
who received the honor Of being
named tho Jewish Man Of the
year by the g. Paul Posts Of the
Jewish War Veterans last Dsosm.
Der, IL q member Of the Board Of
Directors of the Halle q. Brown
Community House, Since being al.
mittsd 20 the bar In 1888. Mr.
Oingoid has been very Artivs In
civic and community life In ~.
Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

chased from the various AAIE
churches Of the Twin Cities.
The two day meeting win end
with a banquet at the RadiHson
Hotel on Thursday night, May 9.
A committee consisting Of all
AME ministers and some IAymen
Of the Twin Cities, headed by Rev.
Martin l. Simmons. 10 In search
for housing for the group, Any
persons having available rOOming
space are urged to cali Colfax
elsa.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

ing, the questions would have TO
be submitted to him on a QuSa.
tionEaire.
Peterson cites POaltion
Robert Peterson said that he hAR
not changed his position on pubic
housing since two years ago when
he voted for the wNstHIds site and
he said he would continue 70 en-
dorSs and support moro public
housing.
tie also said that he was IN
favor OF an FEPC ordinance for
It. Paul, but that he wAs In
doubt about the legality Of such
an ordinance because Of b. Paul'H
charter limitation.
II such q proposed ordinance
should be ruled legal he would
support II,
Bernard bud" Holland also
said that he had not changed his
position on public housing and
that he was for more public
housing but II looked to him that
public housing for all practical
purposes had been killed In con-
GrSas.
Holland too, stated that he
would support an FBPC ordinance
similar 10 the MIN City ordinance.
Norris o, HalvoSon said that he
believed that public housing pro-
iecta should be built In Ehs SEQ
tons Of the city that are being re-
developed under the stun clear
ance program,
While he believed that all people
should he hired on the basis Of
qualifications before he would en-.
dorss an FEPC ordinance he would
first have 10 study very carefully
the ordinance.
Frank MarEitslii stated that he
would 10 for an VEPC ordinance
and that HIS stand 10 the same on
public housing ~ u was two
years ago when he voted for the
wsatsids site.
Robert Bob" Gibbons, son Of
Mike Gibbons, Ramsey county
sheriff and q county commissioner,
said that he would vote again 90
he DID when the county commits
sIonsrn voted 10 roaons the west
side site.
The site IL In hls district and At
that time he voted 10 have the
ate rsEonsd 10 pave the way for
the wsstHlds site that was finally
defeated.
When he accepted the endorse
dorssmsntS Of the Az Of L and
CIo. Gibbons stated he was aware
Of their position on FEPC, part
culIariy the cIo which AdVOvatss
a strong FEPC on q national.
state and local level.
All Of the candidates interview
81 are In accord over ths propoS-
ID intsrcity highway that win
come out on RIndo Az.
A. yet exactly where the high
way will run has not been finally
determined and thu renIdents Of
the area are confronted with the
problem Of not knowing how thsir
homes will b. affected By the
highway,
For example q home owner In
the area doesn't know whether or
not 20 make any improvements on
his property because he doean't
knOw " his home win be eondsm-
ned 20 make room for the high
way.
The candidates said that u
elected they would exert any In
f1usncs they might have 20 have
the exact route Of ths highway
established.
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JOINT THANKSGIVING
SERVICES or ELKS
SUNDAY AT HOLsEY

The saith Annual Joint Thanks
giving Services Of Mtnnehaha
Temple No. I2s, Gopher Lodge No,
lO6. Como Temple. No l2s and
Ames Lodge No. lOs. TBPoEw,
win be held at Holsey Memorial
CME church. T25 Humboldt Av.
~. on Palm Sunday. April II At
7:30 p. m.
The public Ia cordially invited
10 attend.
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J. Ev0ns, Department
OF Defense Official,
Va gmmn.Rr Amrm


James Evans, Special Advisor
on Negro Affairs. Dept. Of De-
tense, Of Washington. d. C., win
be the speaker at the 2oth Ami
vsrSary Meeting Of Halle q.
Brown House on Sunday. May 2.
John M. Patton, president, an
n0unced the Committee Arrange
ments met Thursday evening At
the Community House and WI
lam c. Randall. Chairman. said
that definite plans for the meet
ting win be announced In the very
near future.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
FRONTTERs TO MEET

The Twin city Chapter Of the
FrOntisrS Of America. win meet
for an important business session
on Saturday. April I0th At the
Covered Wagon In ~, Paul Ths
nesting win begin At 1880 pm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
GREEN'S NIGHT CLUB
OWNER FINED SIo0

George Green, owner Of Green's
Night Club. $50 Como Ave, was
fined 500 by Municipal Judge
Archie L. Gingoh on Tuesday.
April sth. when he was found
guilty Of permitting consumption
Of Intoxicating liquors on his
premises in violation Of the 81
beer ordinance. Mr.. Green also
faces the revocation Of his license
by the City Council
Nine customers who were ar
rested during . raid on March 9Th
had previously pleaded guilty 20
drinking liquor in an unlicensed
place and drewS5o fines which
were suspended by the court
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

Hsth Anssas Pnlm sunaay Tea.
0lVea BY tAs ousld % Our Lazy.
AVgiI TIA. % ths ss~SllnE Clab.
MA. E1nAns ooAns. shalgsnna. Ms.
Esla NllaSh~il. pgoSs~m sAMlrmaa.
a 10 7 D. m--AAvG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

For example, between the two
women candidates, Mrs, Dwight n,
Jones and MrH, Donald DO Courcy,
there Ii considerable difference a.
TO whether or not there In n need
for moro public housing and u
FEPC ordinance,
"I9" There IL Mead
Mrs. DeCourcy said that II II
was established that there was q
need for more public housing
then aha would vote for . site that
would be acceptable 10 all con.
cerned.
Mrs, DeCourcy. a Ramsey coun.
~ commissioner. voted against the
controversial westaide site because
Of the objections of the immediate
community. She won't on 10 say
that u was her opinion that the
nlum clearance program and pub
lie housing should be more closely
allied 20 that when q sum AREA IL
public housing projects
should be- built In the area when.
ever u In feasible.
No OplnIon On FEPC
When asked N abe would sup.
port an FEPC ordinance similar
10 the one In Minneapolis. Mrs,
DeCourcy stated that she wasn't
enough with the Mime
apOils ordinance 90 have an oplh.
ion about Il.
In Accord with Principle
Bhe did say though that she was
In accord with the principle Of
FEPC and n she were convinced
that there was q need for such
an ordinance In Bt Paul she
would support u,
Mra. Jonea TaIssa Positive
Position On Il0tIRlnG
Mrs. Jones on the other hand
stated that II was her opinion that
there wa = sufficient evidence on
hand that proved there was q need
In 81. Paul for more public hous.
Ing.
Mrs. Jones said the arguments
by the opponents Of public that
. low income housing project was
10 the surrounding
community ara not valid.
The Roosevelt and MeDonOuRh
public housing projects are locat'
81 In an undsVslOped area of ~,
Paul and II II wasn't for theBs pro-
jscta in the area. Mrs, Jones said
that she was certain that the area
would not have received such Inn
provemsnts a. streets. Sidewalks
and other improvements
Further proof ia that all around
tho projects new home are being
Ms. Jones was asked "Aasum.
Ing . site has bssn selected by the
housing authorities for a project
and resident % the surrounding
community objected 10 the project
being In the area. how would you
vote ~ q member Of the city coun.
clI. Would you vote for the site In
lieu u the objections Of the com
nunity1
To this she replied that II IL
necessary 10 take into oonaidsra-
ton what IL best for all Of ~.
Paul and Addsd that she 10 con-
Vinesd that public housing IL not
detrimental 20 q community.
on PEPC, Mrs Jones' said that
she would support an ordinances
10 the Minneapolis ordin.
ancs that that Hhs believed an
would not be effective
II u dId not have teeth or enforce.
msnt powers
Al EEosVt M0TtiBS0a
All Of the incumbent council
men except SEVERN A. A0rtinSon,
agreed with the principle Of re
PC.
MOTtinSOn said before he would
answer any question about his
stand on FEPC and public hOus.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

st. Paul Gospel CHORAL Union
Annual Spring Tea win b. hid
Sunday. April ~ at 81 James
ASIE church from Z % ! .. m.
Outstanding Twin CITY musicians
win b. featured Pubic h invited.
-AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

MIS- Hattie LyEht MeCartsr has
F~turned from BoSann mnd IL now
wOrk1ng IN Mira Barns BSauty
ShSp. ghs WOuld lIls % SO an q
hsr 81 easaonara Can CO. ifTs
--AAwa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

Rent that vacant room ~ In.
ssrttAg an - n thS eiaa1lfSd
ssethaB 0f this papur. CALL Ma
way e9ao 20 Insert an ad.--aAvt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

Tvfhuts To Ma" Bethaas; Not
ablss from all over the world sent
tributes % Mary Mcleod BsthHns
On the 5Oth anniversary Of her
founding % BsthHns- Goodman
College At DatOna Beach. pa In
elOdsd among the letters were
congratulations from former
President Harry 3 T1man and
Eleanor Roosevelt.
ChrautlARs sbSubd NSt wait
Rolfs L. Hunt. executive director
q ths Department 81 Rsligs0A and
Pubic EaBsatIon Of ths National
Council % Churchsa tod . g.
Louis. No. nesting q sehOul
Rrossps that Christians In ths
S0uth abOuld not wait for q court
asetSaon 20 end racial ssGTeEnti0n
IN n school '-Thsy ahOsl1 move
toward tha goal % Instr own VOL
lcoutinSoc on pags o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
800 Persons Coming.
600 P@TS01s CoM8NU9
Expansion COnVOCation Of
anne Fourth District To
Meet Here May 5&6

The Expansion Convocaion of the Fourth Episcopal dis
trict of the African Methodist Episcopal hurch will hold
nual meeting at ST. Peters AME church May 5th and 9th
Bishop George W. Baber presiding bishop of the Fourth Eps
copa district will have charge Of the Rev Martin
L. Simmons, pastor of St. Peters will be host pastor
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BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and L0Wa0Wn"
BY BAuIEE THOMAS

NOAuNATEDi Among those
nominated for the board Of direc-
tors and official family Of the
Citizens Committee for Public
Education this week are James
Bormann Of wCCo; Gerald Dillon
Of Meyers Printing; Bradley l.
Morrison, Minneapolis Morning
Tribune. Shelton Granger. Min
neapolis Urban League and BIN
sinnott, Central Labor Union and
others.
New Vet Groups A new Amer.
can Legion Post being organized
in Minneapolis hopes TO attract
World War II and Korean conflict
vets.
Loved 10 HIRE, The ''PorEy and
Bess" cast loved the Twin Cities
They were royalty entertained.
Favorits eating place Of the
names In the cast was Jimmy
HegE's Starlight Club.
Took In TIE Sidewalks: Only
complaint of cast members was
that Minneapolis cIoSod up around
1880 q. m. and took In the side
walks" Show folks work until a.
round IL p. m. BY the time they
ScrAps off the grease paint and
change into street clothes II h
1I:46. BY the time they get out TO
see some Of the town the bistros
and other entertainment places In
the two towns are ready to close
This IL the same complaint used
against both cities when they bid
for conventions IT'S hard 10 at
tract big conventions when the
town closes up the loop and down.
town section before . q. m People
who 90 20 conventions like 20 meet
most Of the night and early morn
ing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
An Except AaOrtlRsOR'
Az Hhe0FN WoFfTnSoMl
City Council AspirantS
State Position on FEPC
And Public Housing

statements made by the candidates for the city council In
the heat Of the campaign anything 81 Paul will probably
have FEPC ordinance and city council that friendly 70
public housing.
Everybodys against SIM but there is however difference
among candidate to how bad the "Sin" is
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

This ~ That; The annual drive
for the American Cancer Society
10 worth investing q few bucks In
4 former POW. PEI R0thweli
lloyd. was given 20 years for
striking Q superior officer and
miEtreatinE other fellow priSonsrS
Of war by q military court at
Fort Lsavenworth, Kans. . .
James r. LoFourche. Louisiana
NEWMAN and Associated Negro
Press writer died In New Orleans
last week e.. Cicero officials
onos convicted In connection with
housing not % 1861 viii BE- re-
tried In June.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

FOod Magnificent; An OrdsF
81 spsFtings bagbscasd rms,
cooked Just hight BY Chsf Joe
MHnrOe. with Preach fries n
. very tOSthSoms dlah. Add .
couple bcttie ~ wen ehIIIed beer
preferably GlaeA6's. oFmAnbelt,
Hamm's % schmidt's Tin alpha
betleAI OrdeS) yO1 have real 20.
JoymsnL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

seuttAehuti Says certain folks
would Ike % So that Western
Ave. night spot In TIE SANITY
CITY fold W. IT'S o good Ioeation
and sons other foISn would hike
20 get a. When ths RendaTTnss
staged . raid on ths plAns m
March and hanisd q number Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

OMAHA; BAiles spent Batsr-
day IN Omaha. Nebraska It's a
Jumping" town on Saturday
night Met Carl jackson VINO says
he lived In 81 Paul Is years ago
He wants his SANITY CITY friends
70 know has doing okAy with an
sigh, FIAT apartment building and
-" Cadillac!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

pieion that the spot IL still on the
spot was strengthened.
FoOIsdi The Eitting Judge who
heard the case Of the couples
hauled TO Jail gave the rRidlnG Of
fieerS . slap. however. Despite the
fact that all pleaded guilty, he
suspended the $50 zines.
The Judge knew II II not Gus
couples 10 the jail for having
whiAEey on their tables the sus.
tomary for the morals squad in
st. Paul TO haul all persons In
licensed place TO Jail Usually only
the proprietor In given q ride In
the paddy wagon. Giving ths jail
Cd persons suspended fines was
Just the same ~ telling the ar
resting officers. Lets treat
everybody the same. boys"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

Both The strength and The weakness og
the Negro church ~ q power agency for
the Negro people IL related 20 the fact
that the Negro church IL . segregated
church and that there 10 little interraciAl
cooperation between white and Negro
churches, Church segregation must be q
great moral dilemma TO many earnest
Christians among the whites Among No
grOea '''the fact OF segregation 10 con-
stantly used 60 prove the inslncerity Of
white people zee most Negroes caste
system being what Il IL prefer zee Negro
churches, even II they are against church
segregation In principle, Arnold Rose
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-08-20

DEAN HUDSON, handsome or
chestra leader, who is making an
appearance at the Mays Head Ca
sino tonight at 9, has one of the
most entertaing bands in the
business today.
Hudson's band, which has
made several appearances here
in years past, was picked to make
the first performance on televi-
sion, using, the new coaxial
cable for network shots. This
band is rated as one not to quill
any punches" to give out top en-
tertainment.