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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08

Garden Lovers Minneapolis Gar
den Club made their annual tour
Of Twin city flower gardens on
Tuesday. July 3 Proceeding the
tour, Mrs Andrew Clark Sir. a0tn
Clinton Az, was hostess at "a pref
thy appointed breakfast party
held In her very beautiful flower
garden
Following breakfast the tour
began stopping first ut the home
Of Mrs, J, Clark and on to Mrs
Eugene Bradley, TO Mrs Earl
Sims, Mrs Hardy White, Rufus
Webster A. - CaSsius who
served refreshments.
From Mrs. Cassius they pro-
ceeded To Mrs Henry Thomas
home, then TO Walter Aston, John
Nellie, Jr., Frank Conners, J. y
Stevens Spencer Shivcrs, q. w,
Granger Clyde Williams. u. V,
Marshall. who also served refresh
ments and then tn r., Nj Fas-
setts
From there they took the scenic
chain of lakes drive 10 the Carl
Watson home and were refreshed
with light refreshments before re
Stunning the tour The next stop
was nj the Dan Russell home and
from there they Iournoyed 10 st
Paul To the James q. Mann home
Mrs Mann fctcd the group with
picnic dinner served In her at
traCtivo back yard The last stop
was at the home Of Mrs James
oliver and concluded day filled
with beauty and the many gar
dens viewed presented "A fairylnnd
81 color and Expressed the person
atty Of the owners.
On July 10. the club viii hold
II Flower Show at 81 Peters
AME church, Fourth Az and 4Ist
st. from z 10 p ~. ON display
will be many specimens from the
gardens of the members as well
~ different floral arrangements.
Christmas table decorations n
special bridal table ana Christmas
table and fireplace decorative
arrangement
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Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS

Fourth Az, s., delegates to the
Annual L.aymen's Convention Of
the AME church. left for South
Bend. Ind. on Wednesday July Q.
where they viii attend the con-
vention.
Marriedi Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
withcrspoon, ITO Aldr4ch Az, N.
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter, Mrs, Patricia VIII
liams to Milton Lott OF Los An
gcles, Calf. The marriage took
place in Northwood. Ia, ON Satur-
day, July z, They were aceompan-
ted 60 Iowa by their parents and
sister and brothcr-in.law. MIR. and
Mrs, Donald Turner,
Anniversary Greetings; Greet
ings to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lo-
gan OF a2is Second Av g., who
win observe their Gath Wedding
anniversary ON Saturday, July ..
New York Visitor, Mas Mary
Engelharit OF New York City In
Visiting Miss Connee Chivera OF
Aol7 Clinton Az. Misa Engelhardt
la a graduate OF the Manhattan
Teachers College and is currently
employed at the chlldrcn's Center
In Manhattan. Miss Chivera win
be hostess at u dinner party In
honor OF her guest ON Saturday,
July o, other guests will be the
Misses Leoia jackson. Kathryn
Chlvera and the Meaars, bin F'rac.
ton, Gerald Bcaaley and Charles
Conner.
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BDEBS and DATES


hi there dcbs and dates, what
been happening over the Fourth
ot july week endT Well, l don't
know about you. but ! had fun
June really " the month OF
brides isn't ~ The latest debs
and dates 10 get married are
Gloria Lewis and nuck Jones,
John Dorsey and Betty Mayca,
Della wilkerson and Clarence
Haynes.
On Saturday, everybody whaled
at the Muddy Waters dance,
The Los Diablas and tho Mar
quis, gave surprise party for
Earl Bowman on Sunday after.
noon They presented him with a
cigarette case aud lighter,
ON Monday. Wilma Merrill. Ed'
gar jackson, Richard Greene, Rev
caston, Mildred Davis. Luclus
Jamison, Lovcy Williams. barbara
barnes. Bob Wagner Kinney Me
Kinney. Lenora Mckinney, Char.
los Smith. Chase Smith, Ronnis
Stone had a picnic at Thco,
dorr Wirth Park. Later on. Bar,
bara Allen and Gayle Sohofieid
kathy Mayes came out and they
all went swimming, Also on this
picnic was Iaverne Kiteher and
me
on Tuesday a Bridal shower
was given for Mrs. Clarence
DELLA Haynes A good time was
had by all, and tho bride received
many lovely gifts
Personality
she's five feet four inches tall
and weighs ii9 pounds. Her favor
lie food In anything that In edible
and not fattenlng, Her favorits
record In anything slow and
dreamy. and her favortte record
stars are any group that can sing
and looks M good an they sing
She In around 10 years old. and II
junior In high school, Her fav'
orite date may be you and II may
be him. Her favorite sports nr,
bnaltctbali and baseball, Who /,
she, just about the average del
around tho twins
know that some Of you think
that this eolmun II drag, but lei
me tell you, that In isn't easy e.
write on something when there Ia
nothing 10 write about 10 wei
bring you what thcre In 90 bring
and what we know about, but we
don't know about everything that
goes on In the Twins" We try
10 make contacts and get what
new We can from them, but II isn't
much, cause there isn't much
Come on drba and dates and got
an the bali and make some hap
poulnga In the Twins"
Well, since there isn't anything
else Ia say, gueaa ri hgn off
here i.ni"r'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08

Humboldt Av. n, accompanied
Gloria Lewis and Marietta Vann
for Dallas, Cameron and Austin,
They will visit friends and rela,
visiting the Poleys will remain
Mcconnell OF Minneapolis. Dinner
was served in the very beautiful
recreation room Of Mico's home.
New Address: Rev. and Mrs.
Henderson Reddick. formerly of
390S Clinton Av., are now residing
in their newly purchased home at
9i6 Aldrich Av. N,
Marriage Announced: Mrs, Hell
en- Wilkerson. s7e Aldrich Az. N.
announces the marriage OF her
daughter, Della. to Airman &C
Clarence f. Haynes. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Haynes, Of Indian
apolis, Ind. on Saturday, July 2,
at Northwood, Ia. Airman Haynes
is stationed at Wold-Chamberlain
air base. They are residing at
present at s79 Aldrich Az. n.
Iowa Visitor; Or. r, S. Taylor OF
Davenport, Ia. spent a few days
in the city visiting Mrs. Eva Alb
hey OF Ala L, 25th St. He left for
his home on Tuesday morning
birthday Greetings: Birthday
greetings to Rev. l.. c. Harris,
1912 Smelling Av.. who observed
his natal day on July 5.
HospitaIILed: Mrs Pearl Brown.
1856 Fourth Av s, entered Dea-
CONFESS hospital on Wednesday,
July 8. where she underwent eye
surgery,
Ohio Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Fox of Springfield, o. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Warren, 3645 Clinton Az. Mrs
Fox is the sister OF Mr.. Warren
They will spend the entire week
with the warrens.
Returns Home: Mrs. Gertrude
Freeman Nixon OF Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been visiting her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Bell. 1920 Third Av s., for
the past four weeks, left for her
home on Wednesday. June so
Mrs. Nixon, a former resident of
st. Paul. was extended many So
cial courtesies during her stay and
renewed many old acquaintances
In Recital: St Marks AME
Church Of Duluth. MINI. present
ed Julius Caesar in concert
Sunday, July ;, at $50 p. m. at
the church. Mrs. Velma Warder
of Zion Baptist church, Mime
apolis was his accompanied. The
tbil1Nfl "aa h'Aidllll'u Bi'al
success and plans are being for
INFLATED for Mr.. Caesar TO appear
again in concert in the fall Rev
Thomas l. Morris is pastor of st
Marks.
Illinois Visitors: Mrs. Ruth Will
liams. daughter Sharon and son
Vincent Of Galesburg, III. arrived
in the city Sunday. July ,, for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. clifford
Hawkins Of 1852 Fifth Av 8
Also visiting the Hawkins is their
niece Sandra Jackson OF Gales
burg who IL dividing her time be-
tween the Hawkins and Mr. and
Mrs. James Bailey Of 1906 Second
Az s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08
Rideoux Lawn Scene
OF july 4 Dinner

Mrs. Annabclle Ridcaux. TOT
Rondo Az, and Mrs, DcQuonce J,
Nelson OF Chicago, H.. entertain.
I'll at a barbecue dinner on Mon
day. July 4th ON the attractive
RideauN lawn, Honored guests
were MIR. and Mrs, Edward Parker
Dixon IL, Of Peoria, III, Mr., and
Mrs. Woodrow Rideaux, Los An
geles. Mrs, Alice Drew. Miss
Beatrice Tompkins and Miss
June Anderson all Of Chicago.
Dinner was served from = brick
charcoal pit and brniler on gay
lawn tables. beneath brightly
colored umbrellas,
Mrs Dixon In the niece OF Mrs,
Rideaux and Woodrow RideauN In
the brother OF James RideauN,
Other guests included Mr., and
Mrs Herbert Foster Jr, the
Mines, Dolly Crushshon, Yvonnc
Robinson. Lillian Balenger. joel
Edmund and A. w. Jordan, Also
Mr., and Mrs, Eugene H. Lewis
and Mr., and Mrs, Alex II. jor.
dan.
Following the dinner. the out of
town guests were taken on a
sightsecingtour Of the Twin Cities
Mrs, Drew and the Misses An.
dcrson and Tompkins left the city
ON Tuesday morning, They were
the houscgueats ~ Mrs Dolly
Crushshon. pi0 Fuller Av, Mrs
Nelson left for Chicago on Wed,
nesday. July 7.
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shown the beautiful city Of Win
ntpcg and many places OF inter
est, after which the party enjoyed
dinner at one Of the downtown
cafes.
Enough cannot be said OF the
warmth, the cordially. hospitality
and friendliness OF our sisters and
brothers from winnipeg We toss
"A bouquet OF orchids TO MtZpah
Chapter No, and Regent Lodge
No. s. and To all who made our
visit such pleasant one.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-08

Attending Religious school:
Mrs, Wreatha q, Maxwell. 5000
Goth Av. s. viii leave Saturday.
July ., for Fairhault. MINI. She
viii attend the school Of religion
for the Minnesota-North Dakota
Council OF Churches, Mrs Man
we'll In the librarian.
Attending Convention; Mrs,
Viola Madden, 1897 F1fth Az =.
and Mrs Allie Wilson, 3TAp
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Eastern Sfcr
Grand Officers
Visit Winnipeg
BY Harriet Jones

Winnipeg. Man. Canada Mrs.
Beulah +. Mitchell. worthy grand
matron, Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Stars,
Minnesota and its jurisdiction.
and her official cabinet journeyei
to Winnipeg for the annual visit
to MiZpah Chapter No, 6. OES.
PHA. on July /, 1885.
Members OF the cabinet who at
tended are as follows: Earl Sims,
worthy patron, the Mines. Helen
Lawrence. ST, Paul. leila Dear
ing, Fern Helm, Blanche Mayes,
Emma Simms, Harriet c. Jones,
Minneapolis and Lydia Pillow, ST.
Paul Members of the subordinate
chapter attending included John
r. Lawrence. st. Paul. most wor-
shipful grand master OF the Prince
Hall Grand Lodge OF Minnesota
and its Jurisdiction: Earnest
bearing. David Grissom, st, Paul.
the Mines, Cornelia Burns, Gior-
Ia Smith. Lula Mae Seaton. Jim
mie Lee Sudduth, all OF Mime
apolis.
Upon arrival we were greeted
by the courtesy committee from
Mizpah oES and Regent Lodge
No. 5; Mrs. Helen Bailey. worthy
matron. Mrs. Edna Turner OF
Mizpah, the Messrs. James Eph-
ram. Nick Webster, J, r. Briscoe,
Q. T, Turner. Ollie Lester and
Rev. r. T. Romano OF Regent
Lodge.
The session was held at Pilgrim
Baptist church. beginning at p.
m. Saturday July 8, Members OF
the official cabinet assisted Mrs
Helen Bailey, worthy matron of
Mizpah chapter in comforting the
Amaranth Degree on ten candi-
dates. Those receiving the degree
were Mrs Harriet Webster. the
Mines, Edna Turner, Lillian Eph-
ram. Victoria Hobson. Josie War
ringtOn. Florence Lewsey. Edna
West. Allie Mack, Evelyn King,
all Of Winnipeg and Jimmie Lee
Sudduth OF Minneapolis Mrs, EN-
ma s. Heron. Leah Chapter No. 3
Of Clinton, la, the Iowa Jurisdic-
ton was guest at the meeting
After the degree work, all visit
ing grand officers were presented
with beautiful gifts from Mizpah
Chapter
At the conclusion of the busi-
ness meeting. visiting members
were feted with a wonderful ban
quet. Later the same evening an
informal gathering was held at
the Cornwall Hotel
Visitors from the Twin Cities
were Mrs. Jessie Shepard. Mrs
Anna johnson. Mr.. Joseph Nit.
chell and Mrs, Eldoris Delarge of
Florida.
on Sunday morning members
from the Eastern Star chorus I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Emma
stmms, grand organlst, were re-
quested 10 sing several selections
during the service at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church here and their rendi-
lions were enjoyed by all
In the afternoon a motorcade
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

49, . N@AtAss
mother, Mrs. ID. Milton of 1921
by Miss Connie Mccoy, Misses
left by motor Saturday, July 2,
Texas, fer a ten day vacation.
tives. Miss Lewis, who has beer
in Texas.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Claude
Lyle, 3545 Fourth Av. S. return
ed home from the hospital on FRI
day July /, and is making rapid
recovery. Mrs. Lyle was rushed
to the hospital on June 20, and
it was at first diagnosed as -
heart attack, but further x-rays
showed II was an attack OF acute
indigestion. Her sister. Mrs. An
ma Lewis of Detroit arrived Tues
day. July 5 and will remain until
Friday.
Hostess: Mrs. Oscar Gates.
2520 Fourth Av. s., was hostess
to a few friends on July 4th at
her home, Those who enjoyed her
hospitality while partaking OF a
sumptuous lunch were the Messrs.
and Mines. Rufus Webster, Henry
Thomas, A. d. Cassius, Mrs. Cecil
Newman and Sidney Williams.
WCTU VIII Meet: Opheiia Rice
Unit WCTU will meet at the home
of Mrs; lone Brown, 5000 18th
Av. s.. on Monday evening, July
IL, at 1880 p. M. Miss Margaret
Horn will be hostess. Members are
urged to be present.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. Barbara
Mico, 1901 Fourth Av. S, was hos
tess at dinner given in her new
home in honor of Rev and Mrs.
Wesley Lockett OF Kansas City,
Kans. Mrs. Lockett is the former
Mrs. Rose Young. Rev. and Mrs.
Lockett are the national publish
ers of the Sunday School litera-
ture of the Churches OF God In
Christ. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Slaughter, Oaklawn
Calf, and Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01

FOR SALE: 2s-inch Case separator roller
bearing. Write Byron Roberts. Suffolk. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
Better Cows to Fill
Future Milk Needs

NOT MORE but better cows may be
the answer TO the greater demand for
milk that viii face the nation ten years
hence as population continues to in
crease, according to ]. o. Tretsven,
extension dairy specialist at Montana
State College.
Right now. he said, the nations milk
production is estimated at about LA
billions pounds which leaves a rela-
lively small but troublesome surplus.
However, with the population increas-
ing at the rate of two and one-half
million annually and figuring slight
increase in milk consumption per cap
tia, the demand by 1865 will be some
where between 1873 and 14O billion
pounds of milk.
During each of the last ten years milk
production Of all cows has increased
about IS POUNDS per COW. If this same
rate of increase can be maintained,
and Tretsven believes it can through
use of good sires and better feeding
and management, present cow num-
bers would just about take care of
the increased demand for milk.
The 1,226, $50 cows on test in dairy
herd improvement associations in 1858
averaged 1888 pounds of milk or about
$500 pounds above the national aver
age for all dairy cows, he said. Aver
age production of cows in these associ-
ations. has increased nearly 100, pounds
per year TOR the past ten years even
though production is already on a high
level.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
FARMS ond RANCHES

30 irrigated, 10 hay, balance beets and grain,
sheeptight fences, cheap water, large modern
home, schools. $4,000 with $1,000 down.
20 irrigated, 100 total, bedroom home, 100
hen house. schools. $4,000 can get loan. IL
miles out.
400 decided, 400 irrigated alfalfa, 100 wheat
free water, river creek, springs, 200 cow
ranch, large home, baths, good outbuildings,
ideal purebred show place. $4,000.
1850 decided. 500 farmed, ESQ wheat, ~
springs, good grass puts up 1eO-150 ton hay
good improvements, schools, $75,O00s $4,000
down.
35O0 decided 200 irrigated hay, 1900 leased
an good rolling pasture, lots of water runs
300 cows. 2 modern homes excellent improve
ments, on highway, all conveniencess dandy
purebred place. $125,000.
When you think of Ranches
Think of Red
Specialists in Farms Ranches,
Commercial and Income Property
W. n. FRED" PEAABERToN
1914 Second Ave. Nv. Phone 7-7SOS
Billings, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
EXTRA SPECIAL RANCH

This is the kind of ranch cattle men are looking
for. Has been owned by only one family, present
owner retiring.
2.840 acres decided. 256 acres lease, $50 acres
irrigated pasture, hay and grain the decided
land. 500 COW unit. Keep cows irrigated
pasture until weaving time Save hill pasture
Cor winter feed, never been over-grazeds raises
all it's own feed. Owner win sell us head OF
cattle when ranch is sold.
Year around stream runs through ranch. Drilled
well. Large modern house, 2story bunk house,
both stories modern modern guest house, finest
corrafss all necessary out buildings: Good roads,
mail, school bus for both grade and high SCHOOL.
Price $4,000 with $4,000 down.
coneoes Western Monscnoss Y @ c y
SoIesmaon. Peder PedeEsens Box I55s
Ronon. Monfon0.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
Guernsey Sets Record

REGISTERED GUERNSEY COW,
Quality Park Farms BluebelI, owned
by r.. E. Rendered. & Sons, Worden,
Mont, produced 1910 pounds of milk
and 566 pounds of fat. This production
represents approximately 5,119 quarts
of high-quality milk.
This is according to the official Herd
Improvement Registry record released
by the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
'Bluebell'' was junior three year-old
and was MIXED two times daily for 3O5
days while on test and met calving re-
quirements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WELL ESTABLISHED hotel in Western Montana
one block from main highway and FIathead
Lake. 30 sleeping rooms plus large modern
heating plant, building excellent condition.
Priced right at $4,000; $4,000. 90 down. balance
over is years at $50 interest KarIsgodt's Agency
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01

WOULD you like to represent Montana Farmer.
Stockman in your district? Do you like TO
travel IN the country and call on farm and
ranch people? Do you have understanding
and appreciation of farm and ranch life? Do
you have a car? Can yoc devote full time 10
introducing new, greatly expanded Accident
Insurance Policy? Are you 40? (Some of
our most successful sales representatives
over SOD. In this work you are your own boss.
You regulate working time The amount
Of money you VIII earn win surprise you IL
interested, ted us why you think you are
qualified. If you have had any experience In sales
work. tell us about that too. Address your
letter to: Circulation Manager, Montana Farmer
Stockman, Great Falls. Mont.
DEMONSTRATIONS $25-$40 daily. Our lingerie.
Apparel style showings are sensation of party
plan selling. Isabel SharrOw made $258-11 days.
sparetime- Free outfit. BeeIne Fashions
Bensenville 4O3, III.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
TANNING
SEEDS AND PLANTS

WINTER RYE SEED for sale. Fred Fries
WiIsall, Mont. Phone 1883.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
HELP WANTED

MARRIED MAN, experienced. Is cow grade A
dairy Permanent position, modern. house, close
20 school. Wencn vaneks RR. g. LewistOwns
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUTO AND DIESEL mechanics
auto body repair in 20 to 80 weeks. Short
courses in lathe and welding. New classes
every month. Write for particulars. Hanson
Mechanical Trade Scholo, Box 1780-M, Fargo
North Dakota.
LEARN AUCTIONEERING. Terms sO0ss. Worlds
largest school Students sell real sales. Don't DE
misled. Free catalog. Reiscb Auction School,
Mason City, Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-09-01
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12
FiUe Mian,iar,s Make
Honor Roll At FAMU

TALLAHASSEE - Especially
- Five persons with -four point"
or straight A" averages, were
among the 81 Florida A and M
University students who made the
fall semester honor roll which
was released last week by Reg
istrar E. M. Thorpe.
Three of the four - Robert
Cain, Orlando; Theresa Hamil-
ton, Barlow and Gloria Wilson,
Pensacola, are seniors. The other
two are a sophomore and a
special student RESI- ectively. They
are Solomon f. Fields, Jackson
vile and Mrs. Eugenia Broughton,
Tallahassee.
A breakdown of honor roll
students according TO classes fol-
lows: Seniors, 81; juniors, 10;
sophomores, Is: and freshmen, 20.
In addition, two special students
made the honor roll.
Miamians making the list were:
Lydia A. Everett, $50; Margue-
rite Pinckney, $40; Irving l..
Adams, 3.77; Hilry Gilbert, 1857;
Betty j. Sutton, 800.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12
Southern NAACP Will Press For
Full Indignation By Fall

ATLANTA, Ca, March 3 -
Two hundred delegates to an
NAACP Southwide conference
here last week declared in
joint statement that they will
continue to press for school inte-
grafton throughout the South by
the NAACP's target date" of Sep
TENDER 1855.
Boards and school officials
will be continually presented by
NAACU units to complete inte-
grafton by that date" the state
ment said. 1t added that the To-
cal units seek to work with
school boards and state govern
mentS which are acting in good
faith to change their education
al systems in compliance with
the Supreme Courts decision"
."We feel that the steady pro-
gress being made demonstrates
the fact that indignation will
work even in the Deep South"
The statement commended
Catholic dioceses in the South
which have integrated their paro-
chial schools and called uoor
other UNCONVENTIONAL bodies 10
''integrate their facilities and end
practices of segregation which
are inharmonious with their stat
ed creeds and announcements.
Commenting on action contem-
plated or taken by some South
ern states to evade the courts
rule banning segregated public
schools, the message said: I'VE
are not alarmed by those state
governments seeking TO cir
curvent the Supreme Courts de-
cision. These undemocratic and
unconstitutional methods w j / |
fail"
The future of Negro teachers in
the transition from school segre-
cation to indignation in the South
also was dealt with in the docu-
ment.
The delegates pledged themselves
to protect those who are pres
emily employed as well as future
teachers, and to offset. any pro-
gram on the part of those school
agencies which seek to brighten
Negro teachers and principals"
The entire matter will be handl-
ed through the NAACP's nation
al department of teacher infor-
nation and security, the state
ment noted, Ito insure that en-
ployment rights, tenure and SEN
iority provisions are protected
and complied with"