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of buildings. It's 90 be mainly a
FREQ enterprise project, with the
city first buying and clearing the
land and then selling 10 private
firms for building Of multiple
dwellings, and some light indus
try, Plus new roads. a fire station.
play ground areas, churches. etc,
A small part Of the area, plus n
section nor of Olson highway near
i.Sndalc win be used for public
housing.
Everything at this stage points
To a smooth operation OF relic
eating families, despite tho prob
lens involved Lessons were learn
cd IN the relocation OF families
In the Sumner Field area which
are having effect In plans now
being carried out In tho Glen.
wood area. Through close com.
munication and cooperation be.
tween the Housing authority and
the city council on one hand. and
the individuals and groups In the
Glenwood area ON tho other. thers
In u maximum Of smooth function.
ing as the first stages Of tho NOV
ing process sct underway.
First step IN the building pro-
ceas will be 10 erect tho public
housing north OF Olson highway.
Having top priority on these units
viii be- families having 10 move
out of tho redevelopment area.
These families win not have To
move there. but will DO able TO
move into them 10 they desire,
They will not be forced to move
from their present homes until
they are satisfied with the alter.
nate housing they acquire.
Housing authority aasesaorn
now at work, viii offer property
owners the aaaeased value Of their
property. The owner vein have re-
course 90 municipal courts n they
wish 10 take advantage ~ II, Then
separate assessment win be
made and the owners given the
benefit OF the difference before
the property In condemned, Home
owners will be given ample oppor.
tunity 10 purchase homes az com.
parable value. II they can find
none they Will also be given
priority for rental units In the
public housing sections until they
can find new places 10 buy.
II Ia unavoidable that there will
be some problems for individuals
involved In the move, One family.
for example. said late last week
that In looking AT possible new
places To buy. they looked nj one
modest home not far north and
west ~ the Gienwood area and
were quoted a price Of $4,000
The quality OF the home was be-
low their standards. but the price
above on the other hand. some |
families have already moved out
Of the area and have found salts.
factory dwelling In anticipation Of
the rush that may come later.
IT'S big job and IL being handled
well by all concerned. The final
product will be truly n great
hing virtually new community
built out ~ old, and II will be a
tribute IN the planners who have
had the vision 10 bring II about
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

and Recorder papers on July IS.
in which immediate action was
urged upon the Interracial Com
mission to lay the case before the
state sttorney-genera for action.
On July ~, Miles Lord. state
encouragement ruled the Gran
lite Falls ordinance was a clear
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

Skim milk. or buttermilk con
ialnH all the nutrients Of whole
milk except fat AMI vitamin a.
yet a cup Of skim mike or butter.
milk contains only ~ Galleries NJ
compared with 1916 In n cup 81
whole milk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

Fort Bragg. ". C.a-This In tho
mig Moment for Private Stanley
II. Gardner, son Of Mrs. Gene
Gardner OF pa Bryant Az. N. who
In ready 10 make parachute
Jump with the famed Sand Air
borne Division az Fort Bragg, N.
G, lie wears his main parachute
on his back, his reserve parachute
and combat pack tfrontD and his
rife In a canvas contained (Ieftb.
The jump. his NTH from q C.
iip aircraft. marks the end OF five
weeks Of intensive physical and
technical training and qualities
him M a paTatroopcr.
Private Gardner 10 q Chief Ra.
do Operator. with the soth Anti.
Aircraft Artillvfy. . unit Of the
SIND Airborne Division. "Ameri-
cas- Guard OF Honor"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
EMER0ENcYI

Anyone knowing the whsrea.
bouts Of James Brown, born April
10, 1922 in Feddis, Aissiasippi
Rho formerly lived nj 90 Royal.
atOn. Minneapolis, please ask him
20 contact his mother, Mrs Rosie
Ienefis. 3i3 BuscAdine St,
GreenHlle. Miss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
Jim Lee. Sports
Officiol On Liffie
leoque Committee

James II. (Jim) Lee, 1853 Carroll
Av.. was appointed this week by
Nathaniel A. Evans. president OF
the North Central CIVIC club to
serve on the Mayors committee to
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

II ussed &
Fined In Raid
For Tipping

Mrs, Berlene Turner. pleaded
guilty to the charge OF operating
n tipping house and was fined
800 when her attorney told the
court that she was the sole sup.
port Of an invalid mother,
Morals squad officers testified
that they had checked tho house
number Of times In the past sis
months and found no sign ~ Law
violations.
Persons questioned In the raid
said that most az those present
had attended u midnight show al
the RKo orpheum and had atop
ped by Mira. Turner's for a party
Police admitted that most OF them
had ticket stubs from the orph'
cum but discounted the story that
the gathering was just an ondin'
AIRY party, Nine fifths Of whialey
were confiscated along with "a
bottles Of beer.
Among those paying fines wal
the well-known James tJlmmie)
slemmons. 2oib Fifth Az, T.. for
mer Mayor OF Bronzcville and
golf tournament promoter
Those found In tho house, II
mrn and six women. were fined
Sib each. slcmmons did not APP
pear with the others In court
hut later In tho day came In
court with an attorney and was
given the same fino ~ tho
others.
Those fined and their addresses
Joseph poor joel Nervis, 81.
532 Aldrich Az N. James Reed,
81, TO Rondo Az. st Paul. 10.
bert Carney, ~. GOT Fuller Az,
~. Paul. Joe johnson, 30. 70i
bradford Az
Oscar Graves, 40, 40 &C. Thir-
ty-aeventh ct; Charles LApscomb.
20. 82o Girard Az NJ: Albert
Hampton, 90. ii0i Humboldt AV.
N. Lawrence Brown. 30. 900 OIL
son Highway.
Frank Fisher. ~. 1903 Wash.
ington Az, NJ; Richard Williams,
~. 322p Fourth Az H.: John
Phlfor, IN. TOO E. 2sth H. Reuben
Neal. IN. 900 Rondo Az. ~. Paul.
Joseph J, Lewis, ~. 2sii 18th Az.
Il.
Anita OBannon. n. 1901 Third
Az. a.; liner oweni. 10. s2v lyle
hart Az, 81 Paul. Joan Marlisr.
10. 1918 Emerson Az. NJ: Donna
Rainey. ~, 1884 Fourth Az H.;
Louise Cuff n. i0i7 Humboldt
Az. NJ: and Adciine nm. 10. 800
Portland Az
when the police rushed into
the house one man. Joseph j. doe
I,ouisD Lewis opened q window
and Jumped over n fence and
for home, When he arrived
at his residence al 2sii 18th Ay
s.. he was IurpriHed 10 find a
squad car awaiting him,
When he got down To the sta
ton he learned that In his prrci'
pitate flight he had dropped his
eye glasses. and worse Of all his
check book. with his
name and address printed on each
check
Police merely radio-d the sta
ton 90 pick him up. When hs
got 20 the station tho rest Of
the folks were NIL there.
All Of those arrested made bail
All Of those found In the place are
working people
One Of them eHpreSS"d tho al.
.uma facing many hinnoapoli-
ans and ~ pauiitss ton. who
i0n't want 10 go home At ! y, m.
m sunday morning after the bars |
lose
One feIl0V said ~ you want /
mother drink or two you either /
AVE 10 10 10 somebody's home
With the chancs ~ keeping the
,sighbors awake or 20 10 some
,lacs where you take n chance ON
icing caught IN raid.
'Tt's bad situation In q metro.
,olitan city whrn after n week Of
iard work you have 10 90 home
,ofore you want 70 unless you
van, 10 face arrest and q fine
or having few drinks after
YOURS"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

ply that now apply in the National
Guard. As far M MIR Burgess and
! were concerned, and some of the
rest OF us, we didn't figure that
we ought 10 try 10 make tho
country over overnight. you know
and we accepted what was going
on nov and put no nrW problems
In II AZ far "a We were concerned
Mr. Wilson evidently does not
know he is living in n changing
world. He also does no, kn0w 'sS
letters written and statement
made by our Commander In Chief.
President Eisenhower Let mo In
form Mr. Wilson nov and refresh
our rnsrnorieA June 9, 1853. Prssi.
dent Dwight David Eisenh0wsr
wrote me n letter and tho foIIOR-
ing are s1csprts
We have not taken and W.
shall not take a single backward
step. There mnst ~ no snoSnd-
class citizens In this country.
The spirit Of these objsc,ivss
cannot be achieved as the result
Of the actions Of any one person
no matter with how much author.
ity and forthriKhtnsss he arts To
achieve our purpose we must plan
and work together % win the VIC
tories one by one, and not % BE-
content until we have gained our
goal
On March 10. 1863. a. q White
House press conferences. President
Eisenhower said
! win repeat u again an5 sEzln
Whenever FEDERAL funds are sx-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

In India, there are, on tho av-
crhRc, about siE telephones for
every 10000 persons. In the Unit.
cd States. there are approximately
sis telephones for every ~ per
SIMS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

age stores In the
Minneapolis and
suburban area,
according to q
stat emcnt by
Tom Moore Jr,,
Vice-Pres. OF the
Coca Cola Bot
Ting Company
OF MINI cs ota,
Inc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
GRANITE FALLS CITY COUNCIL REPEALS
OLD ORDINANCE FORBIDDlNG SALE OF
LIQUOR TO AMERICAN INDIANS THERE

After listening to Robert Late assistant
and Clifford C. Rucker executive secretary of the Governor
lnteracia Commission the city council of Granite Falls Mimi
voted TO repeal old city ordinance which banned the
alcoholic beverages to Indians Aug ].
The first pubczed editorial Spokesman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
BIighted Housing Area
Clearance To Have Some
Low Cost Dwellings

North Sdcrs and the whole city will be watching develop
ment of the Genwood project the few years The
project will completely rebuild the blight between Glen
wood Az ~ and Olson highway and of the Great North
railroad tracks and of Knox Av ~ Property being
and hy fall here will begin the GRADUAL removal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
In Minneapolis;
Coeu-colc Now
In Fomily Sine
Bottles In Areu


A "Family-siKe" bottle OF Coca
Cola, the worlds most famous
soft drink, has been introduced
recently in foed and bever-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
APPLICATION TO WED

Maurice u. watts. All H. An
,hony Az. has made application
for a license 10 wed Pearl NJ.
DoigIaa 81 3SS Arundel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

violation OF existing Minnesota
statutes.
The conference which resulted
in the Granite Falls action repeal
ing followed Lords ruling. The
case was first brought to the at
tention Of the Commission four
months ago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

We are told that there In one
hing worse than keeping up with
10 Jonss~s. and that &. trying N
ass them At 10 miles an hour.
baldwin lBay minstts, Ala
fimss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

DIR. ]. y. Carter Sr., Of Augusta,
ga, president Of the National
Dental Association, win head =
distinguished group Of dentists
who win attend the t2nd NDA
convention In Chicago. Aug, rs.
Features Of the session will in
clnds two trIevision demonstra.
lions. Volunteer patients will b.
subjects for the demonstrations
DIR. Charles VI. Thompson. NDA
director ~ the international rcIa
lions and publicity. arranged the
program.--(ASPD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

To select we'll among old things
IA almost equal 10 invrnting new
ones abb TTubIst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

Many nm argument In sound
lust Ruund Banking
what sculpture In 10 n block Of
marble. education In % a human
soul. Jos. Addison
N happy NJ a young robin
looas in a bait can ---NsIlI Back
The best way 20 stop a bad
habit IL never 10 begin 1T. q.
Penney
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

Don't Mis-. EAri BSstIe and IBs
Orch. sat AuE. 18th. Mpis. Ia
bsr Temple. --Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

The kind ~ books that every
body IL suppsed 10 read. and
hardly anybody does. Elixaboth
DAILY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
U. 1. Hits AirIInes Job Discrimination

New York(ANPThe Urban League of has
asked the TO
have been accused passing
jobs The Leagues action
travel from the United States Europe
into the hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
The League requested President
Government Contracts to order clause
all contracts between
told that dscloses
the New York Negroes pilots copos
hostesses
The Kind OF People Who Leave Jomaea
London ANP)-A survey by In.
stue Of Social and Economic
the West Indies revealed that the who
Britain the better educated bstteron JamAicans
report Of Kingston The per
cenage Of people leaving the annually
per
The Jamaican Development Corporation
points the labor force will
Ex-sIove Dies A. ~
Raleigh N CtANP)-Rufus Holloway former slave passed
away this week at the Of III.
Holloway born New Years Day, a on
the Tom Holloway vicinity
Of Raleigh about % his Holloway
the habit Of walking miles TO church regularly.
His philosophy Hfc7 up husly a. good
sleep good chop little wood and take life easy"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

We think the principal result Of the
European sojourn has been to fortify Mr..
ably People are disposed to credit him
with sincere and decent instincts, and II he
accomplished nothing that Is visible, at
least he managed to extricste himself from
n conference with the Russians without
getting trimmed. In view OF the perform
ance Of his predecessors this 10 q fact
that is not TO be despised. The Chicago
TRIBUNE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

bed
|ater
but.
so.
|orTl,
bed
Vail
|ors.
hot
KIT
500
Evening star., 1955-10-17
received apprenticeship certifl-

received apprenticeship certifi-
Gates.
Walter Reed Army Medical
Hospital needs two shorthand
reporters, $1,000 a year. and a
construction engineer, S4:970 an
lnually. Call the center's Civilian
Personnel Branch, extension
I210l.
Ernest e. Tschopp has been
appointed Purchasing and Con.
ltracting Oficer Of Fort Belvoir's
Research and Development Lab
Ioratories.
DR.. Alberto r. Thompson. who
was chief Of the Atomic Energy
Commissions Technical Infor-
Imation unit. has been appointed
chief Of the National Science
Foundations once Of Scientific
| information.
william F. Friedman. one oi
the worlds leading experts or
secret codes who is retiring al
special assistant to the director
Iof the National Security Agency
was presented with the Nationa,
Security Medal by Allen Dulles
chief Of CIA. It was the lates'
LOT q series Of honors conferred
lon Mr.. Friedman. who compiled
"a brilliant record as q Federal
career ofiicial.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
New Moroccan Council
Neets to TockIe Crisis

have been engaged In q good
sized operation trying to sup
press hit-and-run bands Of Mo-
rocco rebels in o triangle along
the border Of Spain.
Spain Denies Charges
Speaking unofiicially. the
French have charged repeatedly
that the rebels are getting aid
from the Spanish side Of the
border. That the guerillas are
trained at q camp at Nador,
Spanish Morocco. and that Z
hospital for their wounded Il
across the border. The Spanish
government has denied these
charges.
Gen. Boyer de Latour's press
statement was the first official
recital Of the French charges. II
declared:
1T Is notorious that Moroccan
dissidents have found help and
refuge In the Spanish zone OF
Morocco.
8 The new regency council was
attacked within hours Of Its
completion by Mohammed Ly-
azidi, acting secretary Of the
Largest nationalist faction. the
IIstinlal Independence Party
He Said the new council was moi
lin accordance with the AK Lei
IBains agreement between Pre-.
Imier Faure and Moroccan ma
Itionalists last August. This
agreement provided for q three
man regency.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Condemns Segregation

ed our people to individual
worth"
Condemns Segregation
But, Mr.. Brownell said. there
lis q growing atmosphere ol
|anity and brotherhood" and hi
added:
"In the instance Of racial
groups. we have come to ths
realization that there are blood.
Ter punishments than segrega.
|tion, but few more degrading.
More and more. and in count.
less ways, our indiyidual effort.
are unifying all Of our people ir
the common bonds OF mutua
understanding. faith and respect
"A nation that can tear away
the barriers of time and spact
through chronological brillianc.
has the force and Imagination
to create a golden age Of civi
rights"
Evening star., 1955-10-17

RABAT, Morocco, oct. II (R
-l-Morocco's new regency council
held its first meeting today and
appealed for calm and serep-
ity. In this terror-torn French
protectorate.
The French government Of
Premier Edgar Faure. facing q
vote on o question Of confidence
in the National Assembly In
Paris tomorrow on its policies In
neiehboring Algeria. is banking
heavily on the council Of the
throne to bring peace to the
country.
The four-man council met In
the imperial palace as France
pressed an ofiicial charge that
Moroccan rebels had fired across
the border from Spanish Nor
Deco upon French units.
The charge was the latest IN
an acrimonious exchange be-
tween France and Spain over
whether the rebels are operating
back and fourth across the bor-
der and receiving aid from
Spanish Morocco.
Grand vizier Presides
The lO8-year-old Grand Vizier
Mohammed Ell Mokri. presided a
the council meeting. but all eye:
were upon Mohammed FL Bekkaa
who represents exiled ex-Sultar
Mohammed Ben Youssef. . ma
tionalist sympathizer.
The first business ahead o1
the council is to appoint q prime
minister to organize repre-.
sentative government.
Ben Slimane. former governor
Of the holy city Of Fec and
moderate nationalist. was widely
mentioned for the post.
Premier Faure's government
finally set up the council in thu
hope 1t would lead to an end oi
two years Of terrorism and thu
beginnings Of popular rule. I'm
mediately it was In the middle cl
o fight between the protagonist'
Of two ousted sultans, Q 1a.
tionalist sympathizer and hi
successor who hewed to French
friendship.
Spain May Appeal to U. N.
The charge that French troops
had been fired upon from Spain.
isn Morocco was in response tC
q Spanish complaint that France
was threatening peace. SPAR
threatened to take a complaint
to the United Nations II thu
French did not quit talking about
alleged Spanish aid to Moroccan
rebels. Spain Is not a q. N
member but presumably she
could get some Of her friends II
push any action she desired.
Resident General Pierre Boyel
de Latour In a press statement
said the troops were fired upor
October IA but did not shoot
back across the border.
THE Spanish high commits,
sioner in Morocco has perhaps
denied these facts" the state
ment continued. In that cas-,
he is ill-informed."
Since October / French troops
Evening star., 1955-10-17
TODAYsS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Rather
cloudy and cool tonight and to-
morrow with scattered showers
likely. Low tonight about 46.
Maryland - Considerable
cloudiness and cool tonight and
tomorrow with scattered showers
likely. Low tonight In the 40s
and high tomorrow In the sos.
Virginia--Rather cloudy and
cool tonight and tomorrow with
a few scattered showers most
ly in west and north. Low to-
night 35-40 in west and north
and 1914 In southeast.
Skyline Drive-Rather cloudy
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Te-A = @sAAS ASOOANDOA - AtG fAAl
Forces Aeronautical Chart and
Information Center. needs one
male accountant. GS-9, one
secretary : stenographer. GS-5,
and four clerk-stenographers,
|GS-4 Apply to Twenty-fifth
street and Oklahoma avenue
NE. Langston Hall area, second
floor. cafeteria building, from
8 am. to noon
Cash awards for ineritorious
suggestions have been presented
to Jack Eugene, Mrs. Sandra I.
Hoffman and Jack cCormick Of
Treasury's Bureau Of Accounts.
And the following Bureau Of
Accounts employees have accu-
lmulated 1000 hours bf sick
leave: John J. Alderman, Mrs.
Geneva Bransdorf. Curtis Bur-
ton, Alonzo L. Bushnell. George
H. Came, Randolph Canter,
Catherine M. Fair. Joseph B.
Friel. Stephen P. Gerard. Calvin
B. Herrell. Alfred w. Hoffman,
Mande Joyner, Mrs. Hannah q.
Llewellyn. Nellie /. Martin, Ed
mund c. Nussear. Daisy /. Peter
sen. Mrs. Marguerite I. Schoeler,
Mrs. Marie s. Thomas, Helen
Vogt and Stanley j. Wolicki.
Secretary of Interior Mckay
has ordered a study Of the
Hoover Commission proposals re-
garding the department which
Ecan be carried out administra-
ltiyely. The study is under the
supervision Of Otis Beasley, In
terior's able Administrative AS
sistant Secretary.
Ruth Kuehne, Shea Sintetos
John 'Vineski, Harvey Foure anc
Il. @ Spencer received cash
awards for sustained superior
work performance.
| Navy's David Taylor Model
Basin presented beneficial sug-
lgestion awards to Kenneth T
Cornelius. Pauline, w. Menage
Helen K. Taylor and Jean A
Umbenhauer. Thousand : h ~
sick leave certificates were pre-
sented to Helen w. Henderson
Charlotte 8. Wolfson. Crescent A
Migliaccio, Paul PLATA and
Charles j. Wilson. Robert L. VIII
son and Herman Z. Gottschalk
Evening star., 1955-10-17

ed our people to individual
worth"
Evening star., 1955-10-17

and cool tomorrow with chance
Of light showers.
Wind-Mostly southwest 1920
miles per hour tonight and to-
morrow.
River aepoTs
tFrom o. EngineersD
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy ct Great Fails; 6hen-
andoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for yesterday
!Readings washinstqp National Airport
am. ----- 52 4 pm. 1850 81
8 am. l-.,.-, 50 8 pm. ------b3
Record Temperatures This Year
Hishest. 9s. on July %. August Q.
Lowest. 10 on February 3.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, 81 at 800 pm.
Low. ~ At 5.15 am.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Budget Bureau Bans
EorIier Work Start
By JOSEPH YOUNG

The Budget Bureau has turned down the requests OF sew
ea agencies for workday
for their employees
The agencies has asked that the workday start hafhour
earlier However the Budget Bureau declared that such
would ensar Washngton transportation pat
tern In the morning and evening more than ever.