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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

In the best possible position TO
purchase stock. Therefore will
set down what he normally
thought 90 be a good sound post
tiOn before one starts 90 invest IN
stoCks and bonds
The great ma jority ~ people In
the finance field agree. that the
foremost consideration - an adc-
quate savings account The fg'Grc
generally set Is that a minimum
% 81 600 Dc kept ~ all times IN a
savings account This would b.
the cushion 20 absorb any emer-
Crncy finances needed rather than
10 ignore such an account and
thereby have 60 sell some stocks
or bonds 20 on the gap 4 per.
son in such position may have
20 take a selling loss Discount or
fall In stocks vaiusl when he
could least afford to
The second consideration Is
that Of adequate insurance cover
age. This car only be determined
by the persons actual position.
that Is his status nf ownership
assets, etc and his liabilities
debts, mortgages owtrGl The
best way % determine ones ado
Quacy ~ insurance covrragV. Is
COR him 90 So down with his IN
surarec agent and 80 over all CON
tingrntS 81 income and liabilities
The overwhelming advantage %
insurance Is that, the estate j.
created when the policy begins IN
forcs, whereas all other estates
may - achieved II one has 'hr
time ard money. or 20 put u An
other WAY. on Insurance policy -
SIS. 600 l. IN fore usually with
tho payment - specified prvuli-
uu,s. al ether conditions having
Neen net On the other hsrt
person may wCrk all MS HE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
THE CHRISTMAS STORY

Now to in those days that decree went forth
Augustus that the whole world should
This place while Cyrnus
Syria going register.
Joseph Galee OF Nazareth
David which called Bethlehem. being
family David register together with Mary
espoised child
pass they that days
delivered fulfilled she brought forth her first
wrapped him In swaddhng clothes and laid him
manager because there for them in the inn
shepherds district living the
keeping their flock night And behold
them and the glory God shone
abou hem they exceedingly.
the angel said to them.
bc bring you good
Joy people, for today In the town OF
David Savior has been born To who In Christ the Lord
this shall be- sign viii find infant
ped swaddlng clothes and lying in "a manager"
And suddenly the angel a multitude
heavenly host prais'ng God an saying.
GLORY to highest o peace. good
o,ar men, The Gospel According 10 81. Luke.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

I like 10 think that there win be
On Christmas Day. around each tree,
A feeling Of the presence OF
The Child God sent US with His love:
That there. beside each girl and boy.
He'll be. and sharing In their Joy.
like to think that. all the while,
The gifts unfold, I'll see Him smile:
And that He'll hear our caroling,
And know it's for the thanks we bring
To God the Father. for His BIRTH
To be among us on the Earth.
o. may our Christmas time be gay:
But let's remember it's His Day
Let's find place for prayer in II,
And so have Jesus share In it,
Carl Helm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

The Negro problem in the South spiritual II is
political" This by Matt~da Dobhs Negro
Short sighted preserve political power
for troubles.
Maryland Is example Of southern state with
political leadership Governor Theodore McKen active
promoting public acceptance Of schools He ordered
dssgegaon OF the states national guard
used his influence to equality practices The
results been excellent.
Mississippi Virginia
political leadership has exerted itself opposite direction
other acas helped name public sentiment
a political
status and the lodged the hands
s part the situation.
southern college students Often these Of the
generation dsappova tactics employed
elders Latest example Tech
Governor Marvin Gnns efforts strict
in football Change in the South but is
nevttable.-St "a Pioneer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

save, invest. etc, and never a
Chicve an estate of the same a.
mount.
The third consideration is that
OF owning a home. The preferable
position before one begins in
vestng would be that his home
be mortgage free or near-mort-
gage free.
The three considerations Of n
surance. and owning a home are
sound principles in financial in
stitutions and I venture TO say
that over 90 per cent Of bankers,
Investment counseslors and invest.
mcnt brokers would not only a.
gree with the three. but also In
the order Of Importance in which
they are listed here.
Manner OF Investing
The most unsound way TO in.
vest ones savings or income. II 10
listen To advice Of friends or to
act ON inside tips" II Is est
mated that these systems Of in
formed investment tcChniques
cost the people Of the United
state over one billion dollars a
year
The sound and most acceptable
manner 10 invest Is for one to
seek the advice 81 his banker or
m investment counselor or stock
brokers The percentage OF per.
sons who ignore these channels
Of expert advice and not lose
money Is small indeed. and one
can only say that they happened
to he fortunate not 10 lose every
thirg.
However tempting the earning
rates appear 10 be on certain
classes 81 stocks and bonds. one is
foolhariy TO plunge into invest
monts without carefully laid
out program
or course this does not ueces-
sariy pertain 20 persons % great
wealth who may lose great sums
~ money and Still rccoup their
losses by tapping other resources
but the small investor - not in
that position At all. he Just can
not afford 10 take great risks
Although this column has pre-
scented several articles on invest
mcntS felt that this should b.
presented % somewhat point M
the question % when investment
programs should - started.
Economists arv always con.
crrred with the stability ~ our
economy ard inherently the
snundneSs % our money. banking
and Investments are the reflection
% the degree which tho citizen
shows ard maintains s1uniness
himself
Prosperity il wonderful Tor any
country but When u7sount pms
nrri'v Is danger which iris M
ton mus. svuit AZ an costs. 80
rEnro' s'Rri tAs rsvaxes - ar
other great depression.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

details " ere .
but was some
what alarmed
because OF his
proposal
Investments In
common stocks
Is a good plan,
but my alarm
steuucd fro m
the fact that I
knew he was not
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
Our Santa's List
Aius, Is Not Complete

~~s'stSs~sS
year have yen to give and give Usually
however In past we'll long
that u would bankrupt M onetenth Of
Here with feelng giving heart no cnah
to match desire We revert
TO NeverNsvor Land do our giving
by the less expensive wishing route which prerogave
THEREFORE, WE ARE ASKING SANTA CLAUS TO BRING,
The biggest years o al o our advertisers
Minneapolis continued healthy population industry
employment. building and construction
st. healthy growth In population industry en-
ployment, building construction
of slums everywhere.
Washington Minneapolis thu old
falls In kills people
AZ l.ast 1900 NAAor mrmher. n during tho
coming year.
hundred new members In each of tho Urban Le.r.
Increased membership ehurche. In ~, Paul
serve on the 100 Community chest
Another Championship whcasy House Boxers
Every Mnnes"tan " look the Capital approach ut
night when the light. on.
Increased Minneapolis Institute Of Art,
and the Walker Art Gallery tho
heart and spirit
More enjoyment recrcaonai offered bv IN.
Twin Cities inscad the place go
More hoy Scout Troops" with srownupS ready and willing
More participation YwcA by tho community
More Of the knowledge information and enjoyment
found On the shelves Of tho pabnh libraries.
Mos" """''fa' lawn. and well hep, back gardens
Spring and
More appreciation of the your you
have
More appreciation qualities your II you have
More application strap or the wooshcd technique ON
hmalLfry needed.
More appreciation, please community leader. who daily
stick "" ne'1s out for hundreds of people
know
Lew among In leadership poaton and for each
OF Them the book Don't Push There's Plenty Top
'"f"n" for 'h"s" who Try :" get by" L. No
Substitute Work"
For mccprciudced UP and be wise look
round the world T~othrds white You
ne h
love changes all things
for up don't make IN. .,,,
horrible mistakes that
No" are tho tee" and hope
Inhcrnt
For the Republican Party. had made a good star, IN re-
gaining Of the longtime Negro support party itself will
have to get busy substantial continue
To the Democrats Don't thinking American
Nesr'" Ar" yours part and
d"gne the civil rights Negroes going
10 aN" Democratic ranks Just party
n '
Bring all o the advertising agencies service advertisers in
Georgia Techs
Bring the University your profound blessing
praise and well filled socks their snantry rcng
skinned daughter Of university Campus II there
ever was an answer to bigotry and cast"-tms
Actually, guessed by par, u our list
Is that what
ment Is rcacc happiness o everything
We've personal gifts u 81 people This
wear We gong gifts
much those
not enough people and
admire this
San,u Pisase Brnu,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
EVERYDAY
Eeono mics
by Leroy Young
Sound Requirements For
Investors

The other day n friend OF mine
made the statement. that he was
going TO start buying common
stocks on the monthly Investment
Plan. | explained 10 him what tho
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

The optimistic man gives hope;
The pessimistc warning.
The former Good morning
The latter. Good Lord morning"
Thomas Lamb
This receives Letters Editor"
papers Of its however
able for printing.
We of the opinion Cobb County
TINES at Marietta, Ca, who wrote recently
Wanted - Your Opinion
In don't with the expressed
this editorial don't feel frustrated u a letter!
Most of the things written here providing
for thought We everyone agree say
an editorial sets people thinking purpose
Any newspaper express opinion
subjects Of local interest Citizens thing
stand ready to provide for citizens sound Off
subject to the libel laws Of Georgia, of
Too people today opinions
Tending unknown and thereby placing their
security in jeopardy We would like this trend
Hardly goes by stops streets
expresses strong opinion but then sheey requests that
this opinion not be published under his
become too prevalent in this regmented
Don't be afraid they honestly
out and sincere You be but
you for just having an opinion
Frank Stanley of (Ky) DEFENDER said
very appropriately recently at the 5Oh anniversary of the Chicago
DEFENDER:
1t a Negro do crack up
Of the they
TO be the fraught
at its best Few Negro editors they
fortune from Their
Practically Negro newspaper beginning
and hand to mouth Generally
white press with much Of their being inherited supplied
other enterprises 1t that only have the
The
not in bank plush living II
they making lasting contribution to the of
nation and
seeing job sweating toll
and struggling keep the freedom
literally pushing
those who would hold
decency fearessy and persistenty
Negro publishers expect praise
sacrnCtal They rcass
that whatever good they wrought They
impatient with the scheme things
humane selfsacuhcing liberal practices
Christian brotherhood They
mands who
know that in order TO jungle public
not become discouraged bitter cynical or disiusoned"
In dozens Of different the staff Of this this
edition wished publication Merry Merry
1t therefore suporfuous repeat the
wish in this column but taking chance the
hopes that Christmas
Bless You AlCecn f
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
Sontu Pleose Brinu,

Mayor Eric Huyer OF Minneapolis idea by
Keep the Mayors Council Human Relations kicking
has served useful purpose
done No merger with the City EETC, Mayor
Mayor Joseph Dillon Paul rcEanng
the ground he lost groups Of the
ST Paul FEC appointments 10 board
L. Howard R~nnctt sm nv which
to krCp the NAACr up doing the coming months
An early Spring 10 plan,
and nurture the flowers he 50 we'll
cleanup Fed Haicy sweep Minneapolis clean
narcotics pushcs muggcrs prey
people
An engraved letter O Floyd Massey Jr the
parents teachers school
fond dream for moprn school
box Ia the Who sent Us
$is for twelve subscriptions pensioners
box OF congratulations keeping the lob
cycay politically socially
book You Surprised Lot Of People"
novel a Brick Amendment" Cor Walter Wheeler
longplayng rcoord Rappsport Nspyo Industries
titled We're glad
Santo pisoso Brng lnsrsossd Soies Twin City
Donaidsons baytons ustsr schuncmans Fo~vs
sens Adhns Hughes Drug Northwestern Group Apple
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

EMMETT TILL'S KIDNAP-
MURDER resulted in nation
wide attention as symbolized
above as thousands OF Detroit
ers came out 10 contribute
financial. moral and spiritual
support 10 the local branch OF
the NAAcP Last Sunday. Vet
eran observers state that il was
probably the LARGEST such con-
eregaiing OF Deiroiiers for such
cause. ever.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Sets Physically
Handicapped Week

President Dwight ID. Essen
hover urged everyone 10 observe
National Employment of the
Physically Handicapped Week
Oct %. Adding impetus TO the
campaign, he asked that fourth
equality of opportunity be
added in our hearts TO these OF
race color and religion.
Included in these equsliiies
OF opportunities" the President
urged. the equality of oppor-
iuniiY for everyone who may
be physically handicapped so
long as that person can be
made useful member of So
cieiY."
Many OF the physically handi-
capped who have found jobs in
Detroit industry were first con-
ditioned and trained at Detroit
Goodwill Industries.
Last year alone Goodwill In
dusirieS sent over 800 Handicapped
people into private firms and
since 1921 when Goodwill was
founded in Detroit, over 10000
handicapped men and women
were trained AT Goodwill before
industry hired them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

ence, relinquish all theories
based on sense-testimony,
give up imperfect models
and Elusive ideals; and so
let us have one God, one
Mind, and that one perfect,
producing His own model of
excellence.
Let the male and female
of Gods creating appear.
Let us feel The divine energy
of Spirit. bringing us into
newnesS of life. and recog-
nizing no mortal nor ma
terial power is able to de-
stroy. Let us rejoice that we
are subject to the divine
powers that be- Such is the
true Science of being. Any
other theory Of Life. or God
is deluSive and mythology
cal"
There is a river, the
streams whereof shall axe
glad the city Of God. the
holy place Of the tabernacles
OF the most high.
God is in the midst Of her.;
She shall not be moved. God
shall help her and that right
early.
The heather ragged. the
Kingdoms were moved; .
BE still and know that |
am God: | will be exalted
among the heather. | will
be exalted in the earth.
THE Lord of hosts is with
us: the God Of Jacob is our
refuge"
Psalm 46:ll6;l0.1l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Person-to-Person
Has Neweombe

The Brooklyn Dodgers ace
pitcher. Don NoWcombe. ana
Mashng,on's foremost party
eiNer C;Wendolyn Cafrill, Viii
welcome Edward r. Mnrow
Person 10 Person" FRIDAY. Sept.
30, Obs TeleNlslon, l0.3Ol0O p
M. EDIT
Newcombe. his wife. Freddie
twho prefers 10 watch her hus-
band on televisionl. and their
young baby will be ielevisiied
at the home in Colonia. N. J.
Newcombe, who IS expected to
pitch the opening game OF the
World Series. began his baseball
career al the age OF TO- practcing
with his brothers Seml.pro team.
He came 10 the Dodgers from
their Nashua. N. H.. farm club.
The biggest thrill Of New
combe's career was starting a
World Series game his first year
in the league II may be cll-
NAKED this year with the Most
Valuable PLAYER Award.
Gwen Cafriz and her husband.
Morris. a builder and realtor, Will
receive Murrow IN their attract
I've Washington, ID C., home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

Cab Galloway. just iclarnn
from a world tour in GeiShwlns
opera. "Porgy and Bess ~i.,
sing SportIn' Lies song III Am
Necessarily So" and the lemenI
he has made famous, "Si- James
lniumary Blues
Les Paul and Mary. Ford. hus.
band and-wife team nored i'l
their mulli-track guitar and vow
recordings. will give live per
formances OF their newest n'e,
"Amuklriki" and Magic Melooy
Cauby Peixoto, Brazilian sing
ing idol. will offer BLUE u".
denias." the Portuguese sons
which became q hit here Us ~.
theme song Of From Here "
Eternity
Salutng the opening Of ioW.
ball season. Percy Faith and IN
orchestra will open the proeT'"
with Collegiate" lie will PIE
sent blue Skies" commcmofa'..
ing the anniversary Of the H.
talking picture, shown Oc'' v
1927.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
tconiinued from Page y

Continued from Page /
Of MissisSippI's Negroes from
the tyranny imposed by *
norant whites.
ITS about time that we
Negroes become interested
in ourselves. he declared.
In asking that the NAACP
be built 10 even greater
heights. he said: III should
be made a mulfi-million or
ganizaiion. for il is the re-
specfed voice OF the Negro
people"
He told OF the Staying Of two
other Mlssislppians because
they dared 10 vote and aided
in The registration of other
Negroes"
Those killed by bigoted
whites prior to the recent cleo
iionS in Mississippi were the
Rev. George W. Lee and La
mar Smith.
Contributions were made
10 the NAACP by the mann
moth crowd. with many
churches and individuals
PAVING on the scene or max
ing pledges 10 pay later. The
campaign IN Detroit for
extra members and coniri-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Fear. No EriI


O Lord God. that keepeth
covenant and mercy fol
them that love him and OBJ
serve his commandments.
Let thine ear now be at
tentlNe, and thine eyes open,
that thou maySt hear the
prayer before thee now. day
and night. for the children
Of Israel. which we have
sinned against thee: both
and my fathers house have
sinned."
And | arose at night,
and some few men with me
neither told | any man whal
my God had put in my hear,
to do at Jerusalem: neither
was there any beast with
me, save the beast that
rode upon.
"And ! went out by night
by the gate of the valley,
even before the dragon well,
and to the dung port, and
viewed the walls of Jerusa-
lem, which were broken
down, and the gates thereof
were consumed by FIRE.
Then | went on to the
gate of the fountain, and to
the kings pool: but there
was no place for the beast
that was under me to pass.
Then went ! up in the
night by the brook, and
viewed the wall, and turned
back, and entered by the
gate of the valley, and so re-
turned"
-Neh. 1:4-6;2:12-15.
On page 249, S&H, is
found, Let us accept Sci
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

Joseph X Ray. assistant 10 wy
Administrators Of the Housing ans
Home Finance Agency. will spess,
on Oct IL before the Nallo"S
Association of Real Estate bros
erS. Inc. in Brooklyn, New io'~ ,
Mr.. Ray will discuss the na.I
benefits that have been deii's 'i
by Negroes from the fcoe, ..
Housing Administration ana ' ",
Voluntary Home Mortgage O', ~,
Program as well as inform ~, w.
group OF the continuous par ~
Government Is playing ~ n'aN .,
new homes available to NeS'V'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
School on Wheels

Rbcit b Johnson has been sp.
pointed curator of the Hem \
Ford Museum and Greenfield
Villages "Schoolroom Progress
USA' travelling exhibit. accord
ing TO DR. Donald A. Shelley,
executive director.
Former director 81 public re-
lations for the indianapolis dndJ
Public Schools. Johnson viii ac-
company the exhibition. com
priSing two specially designed
railroad ears which depict pro-
greSs IN Americas schools. ON a
ihree-year tour through $50 cities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Baptist Pick Los Angeles For 1856

An Official o. We convention
Told We A soc s'ta Nrg.1 Pres.
ua. i.e convention ouaru Is ieai
~ oNeV ncirlns o0positon pre-
ter'ea / f.ow taxing 10 The floor
{ ine meeting measure 10 ,e
Dca r amendment Wnyn mi'
'ne psc,dcn; 80 four consecutive
car ID Jackson Was one o.
me beCkefs of ire amendment
anci. be an ior 'nr pre- deueN
The board voted 36 y 20 re-
oeal iAs auenducri ec,Nleisnp
IA ican NJ office However the
nca,J.e Wa- rYi taken 20 the
general 'ioa ~ the ooueea'un
Aaege 4 mast BE- voted on Dc'olc
m become official
one m-hlsa' q the conteullor
Wa> an bathurst fruu iAe dele
eaic against 'ae ReN II II
iian. opuogi,' tqs white So.
pimac pus'a ~ vac N,N Home
Bap' Chu.e eenTaie
M and pie i,t' "a VI is-
9p State Bop Caat,a'mn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

LET ell or us pray for Dwight
d. Eisenhower, the President OF
the United States. for Dwight ID.
Eisenhower. the President OF the
United States. prayed for us. And
| think it's only fair, for all OF
US 10 pray for him.
Your friendly friend,
! am 100 per cent Republican
at my own expense.
REV. SAUL d. ARMSTRONG
PASTOR OF THE UNIVERSAL
UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH OF GOD
sl2-ls Z. Beihuns 81.
Detroit z. Mich.
Phone TR. 2.7s7e
paid Advertising
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

Miss Bergen. popular singer
who last season starred in the
Broadway play. The Cham
payne Complex" will combine
acting and singing in the ballad
Suddenly There's a Valley"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
PICTORIAL REVIEW OF EMMETT TILL Staying
Thousands at Meeting

buttons is continuing. ac-
cording TO Arthur Johnson.
local executive of the ma
iion's leading NAACP branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Cab Galloway a Guest on
WooIworth Hour Sunday

Singing stars Polly Bergen and Cab Galloway the popular
husbandandWe team Les Paul and Mary Ford and Cauoy
PexOo, the Eddie Fisher of Brazil will tell whats Ne"
in Music CHS Radios THE Wooworth Hour Sunday
Evening star., 1955-07-17
and Women's Slips

Nylons multifilament rayon erepes NJ
and fine cottons! Perfects and ir- %
regulars. Some with built-up
shoulder. 81 to Sc In group. y
Evening star., 1955-07-17

be joined there by Mrs. Cartel.
daughter Margaret Jean and.
son John Sheldon. jr.
They stayed behind after the
colonel went to Japan 80 that
Margaret Jean could finish
her year at the University of
Maryland where she was work
ing toward her masters de-
gree, and young John could
finish his year at Old Frams
Preparatory School at Avon.
Conn. They win leave the
end of the month for the long
trip to the East.
DR.. Ruth Anne Cartel, an
other daughter, is remaining
in this country to keep her
residency at the Delaware
Hospital in Wilmington where
she is continuing her career
in pediatrics.
Westward-Ho!
Another popular officer leaV-
ing is Navy Comdr. James A.
Oliver who with Mrs. Oliver
is motoring to California. Mrs.
Oliver will live at Long Beach
while Comdr. Oliver is on sea
duty in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
HorrY K. HickeYs'
Give Buffet Fete
orTurkishEnvoy.

Mr.. and MRS. Harry K. Hickey
entertained at cocktails and q.
buffet supper last evening from
z to Q In honor Of the new
Turkish Ambassador and Nine.
Cork.
The party-one of the first
to be given here for the new
envoy who recently succeeded
Ambassador Erkin-took place
in the Continental room of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Guests included members of
the Embassy staff and their
wives as well as personal
friends Of the host and hostess
from official and residential
circles.
Prominent in civic and well
fare activities. Mrs. Hickey
was awarded the Turkish Red
Crescent medal last year from
the Turkish government for
her work in behalf OF the or
Evening star., 1955-07-17
City Club Plans
Atlontic City Trip

The Women's City Club viii
sponsor q three-day atlantic
City Caravan" leaving the club
house on Friday. July %, at
8 am. and returning Sunday
evening. July 81.
The trip includes transpor-
tation in an air-conditioned
bus and two nights at the
Claridge Hotel in Atlantic
City. Reservations are being
accepted at the club house
until Wednesday, July 20.