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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28

CURSES ON THAT METROPOLIS FOR EXPLOITING
MARILYN MONROE-one Of the devils Eves
HATS OFF TO JOE DlMAGGIo FOR DIvoRciNc HER
AFTER THAT DEvLIsH DISPLAY SOME MONTHS
AGo!-EvEN A ROMAN CATHOLIC LIKE JOE CAN
STAND JUST SO MUcH
How the devil has used New York and Hollywood d.
grace the u around the matchmaking violations Of Tn
Ten Commandments easy!-reminding Of that bit o
hvmor Of generation ago. in which the chorus girl says
hell May the stay there be pleasant the way there
A Fat chance!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-28

The Devil New York Melting Pot
Of Sex Exploitation, Raeketeering,
Promotion Of the Devils Alcoholic
Beverage and tobacco Industries!
Of Major Guilt: The Devils
God Condemned Spiritual Bastard
TheoIogies: Judaism and Roman
Catholicism and Spiritually Naked
Materia Mediea!!!
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-12
NOTICE = TAX SALE
NORTH CAROLINA. DARE COUNTY

Pursuant to the law governing the levy my hands
collection and by virtue Of the order of The Board Of Commissioners
OF Dare County North Carolina directing the sale Of tax liens of said
tax levy accordance with said law will offer for cash public
auction to the highest bidder for cash the courthouse door
teo North Caroline Monday September s. 1885, starting at the
hour OF 1900 Noon the real estate brief description of the land
listed the Of EACH and the principal the
BY each subject be increased by penalty and cost allowed by law
as follows. to-wi
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-12
ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP
KITTY HAWK DISTRICT

Marjorie S. Aiken, l lot and
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-12
EAST LAKE TOWNSHIP
EAST LAKE DISTRICT

Charles w., Greet Heirs, 20
land .............., 2.S9
j.. r. Duvall Est, So land - 1888
Julius w. Gientz Est, SO
acres 6.7S
C. w.. Sawyer Heirs, 2 land
and home ............................ Alb
Mrs. Alvernia Simmons, IA
acres and. home ............. 1893
Louis Smith, Az acres ............ 800
Taylor Lumber Co., 800
acres -.............................. 1913
Dan E. Williams et'al, 1000
acres .............................. 67.72
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-12

acres and home ........... 2O.81
John Martin Greet, 3 land and
home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1906
J. B. Cox Est. u acre land -. 1.28
Mrs. Mollie Gallop, 481a acres
and bldg. 1908
Clarence Hassell, land and
bldgs. acknowledgements. 1926
Adolphus X. Hooper, 3 land -. 2.62
Carl Dalton Mann, 378 acres
and bldgs. ..... 1914
bidgs. ............................. 3c.9S
Edwin Huff Mann, 3/4 acre
and home .......... 1886
James Gather Mann, 1913
land and home ............-... 27.67
Larry Hix Midget, 81 acres
and bldg. 41.41
Mary Lizzett Midget, 5 acres
and bldgs. ........-............-..-... 2O.98
Palm Heirs, z acres ........ 3.37
E. d. Rodgerson, 25 swamp -. 4.54
Forrest M. Sawyer, 2 land and
home .....................,........,....... 21.48
William Thelbert Tillett, land
and bldgs.. ........................,.. 1914
Willie Odell Tillett, l land
and home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.05
Melvin Thomas Twiddy, acres,
lot and bldgs. ...................... 1884
Carl Shelbert Twiford, l land
and home ..................,.......... 1897
Jennings E. Twiford ST., ~
land and home .................. 11.87
Walter Sherman Twiford, 3
land and bldgs. ................... 27.27
Washington Lumber Co., IA
woods ................................. 3.65
Edward w. White, / acre, l
lot and bldg. ............... 37.17
Mrs. w.. M. white, home $500. 1890
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-12
Jeff D. Hayman Jr., 1 lot and

Jeff D. Hayman Jr., lot and
bldgs. Observation-Disclosures. 11.SS
Samuel D. Hayman Est, 3/4
acres and home .................... 1882
Casper D. Meekins, l lot,
acre and bldg .............. 1898
Charles M. Meekins, 2 land - 17.01
Ralph S. Meekins, 3 acres,
lot and bldgs. ........... 1891
Jethro Midget Jr., LIS lot ..,..- 2.55
James Elton Montague, l lot,
III woods, and bldg. .... 1885
James Earl Outlaw, " acre
and bldgs. .......................... 1885,
Marvin T. Parker, l lot and
bldgs. ............................. 1854
Clarence Daily Payne, u lot
and house ....4........ Ale
Jethro Mullen Payne, " lot -. AGE
Emmitt Thomas Pinkham, lot
and house .............. 21.9E
c. w. Pugh Est, lot, land
and bldg. .......,............. 1851
L. John Pugh Est, l lot,
land and bldg. ................... lips
John H. Reber Jr., l lot and
bldg. ..................................... 3O.54
Hosanne Saunders, l lot and
home Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Charles L. Scarborough, l lot
and house ...................... 41.7i
Mrs. l. H. Scarborough Est,
" lot and house ................ SOS
Marvin Edward Scarborough,
l lot and house .................... 26.97
Robert Edward Scarborough,
1O1a acres, lot and
bldgs. 56.17
H. B. Simpson, l lot ................ zoo
John C. Simpson Est, lot -. 1.5C
Charles X. Tillett Est, 2 woods,
lot and bldg. ....-..................... 1917
Earl Reggie Tillett, Az acres,
lots and bldgs. .........,... AZ. AZ
Gilbert Roscoe Tillett, l lot
and bldg. !................ 1926
Hiram G. Tillett, ! acre, l
lot and bldg. ................ 31.67
Jack Gilbert Tillett, 71a acres,
lot and home ...,........... 25.O1
Jennings Bryan Tillett, 2-1/5
acres, l lot and bldgs. ....... $3.50
Kendall K. Tillett, l lot ........ 1851
William B. Tillett Est, 80
acres and bldg. ................,,. 25.03
Tracy Ward, 2 lots, l acre
and house, .....-..................... 1882
Harold White, Is acres, l lot
and bldg. 1876
Clara NJ. Whorton, lot and
bldgs. ......................-...... 1886
T. ]. Williams Est, marsh ...... sos
Connie Etheridge Est, 16,
acres, ..................-...-.......... 4.44
Llewellyn c. Daniels Jr., l
lot ,........,.,...................,........ 200
David w. Gaskins ct ux, l
lot ............................ 3.05
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Group Plons To
Suppovt Egon
For Reelection

A citizens committee composed
of residents and business men In
the Fifth Ward have announced
their support Of Alderman ~. J,
Derry Egan for reelection.
Among the group are such well
known persons AZ Jack Strawder.
Lawrence Brown, Rube Warren.
Harry Davis, jain Harper, Cozell
BreedIove. Joey Robinson, Charles
Smith, Joe Miller. Kenny Me.
Kinney. Henry Breedlove and
Israel Curtis.
An enlarged group, Ia be an
nounced later. Ia expected 10 en-
dorse Egan for reelection Jerry
Egan." a spokesman for the group
said Tuesday. has demonstrated
his honesty, sincerity and ability
in representing the best interests
Of all 81 the residents of the
Finh Ward We sincerely believe
he deserves reelection and We eS-
poet the majority ~ the voters Of
the Firth ward feel m we do"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Leuque OF Women Voters
To Hold Candidates. Meet
In Eueh Word

The League Of Women Voters Of
Minneapolis IL sponsoring alder
manic candidates meetings 10 be
held May Bird at 2 p. m. in each
Of the thirteen wards. All can
didates for the position 81 Alder.
man have been invited n attend
and answer questions about their
stand on campaign issues. Come
out. meet, and question the al
derrnanic candidates in your
ward The meetings Will be held at
the following locations
First Ward. Whitney School
18th Ave. ~ v and Pierce; End
Ward. Motley School. Dartmouth
$ f.. and Ontario, Bird Ward, In
itY House. $50 nth Az. n. 4th
Ward. Penn School 1920 Penn
Az N, 5th Ward willard
School Queen and 18Th Az N:
9Th Ward YwCA Gym, 9Th floor.
1870 Sirollst Ave
Seventh Ward, no American
Life and CsEuaity CO, auditor
ium 1880 Hsnnspin Ave 9Th
Ward Clinton School. Clinton q
p. and 2s'h, 9Th Ward Irving
School. l7th Az. q and zsth. 10th
Ward Calhoun School Glrard ard
" LAKE.. Iith Ward MsYfoWsr
church. $500 stevens 18Th ward
Ksswsydin School. 50th Az 2
and s2nd 18Th Ward. Triv-rsaIls'
church. 5000 GirArd Az q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Grand Jury Indiess
Man For Isl Degree
Murder Over Cir

\ Hrnnspin county grand jury
Indicted william - Hayes Jr, n,
1908 Fremont Az NJ for first de1
gree murder IN the death 81 Ken
meth Robinson, 20 6I7 Emerson
~. N. who was shot at the Eik's
ErH,. Ifs Highland Az ~, Satur.
day. Aprii 10
The II year old man was
charged by N" grand jury with
the prsm"ditAtcd shooting II Rob.
lns1n. who died a half hour after
beinE taken 10 General hospital
Police said the shooting climax
81 n quarrel between the two men
over carol Holman. 20, who was
alleged 10 have been living with
Hayes
Hayes. who voluntarily sur
rendered. told police he spent the
night IN Theodore Wirth park,
thinking about his crime and
reading a bible.
Hayes went 20 police head
quarters In a taxi and gave him
self up.
The date for Hayes trial has
not been set yet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Smith In a member ~ The Post
office Clerks Union, the Leslle
Lawrence Post, American Logon.
and serves ~ vire president - M"
-. Paul Branch ~ the HAhcF
For n number ~ years, Mr.
Smith has been RRapciated with
the Butler Realty Company. 800
Marshall Az. selling real estate
and Insurance Hs intends 10 de
vote his fun time n0w ~ d"yslop-
ing better housing and securing
better Insurance cDvcTAgr for his
clients Mr. Smith IL also hRao-
cia,sg with Frank ~ Smith, ar
chitsct in planning new homes
Consi rIrtion on these In expected
~ begin sa0n. Hc ~ member ~
the prs, Unitarian BOcieiy ~
Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

the preAident'a Committee on
Government Contracts.
Representatives Of some ~ -
10 operating state and municipal
fair employment practices com.
missions were called To Washing
ton last week Ia aid the Presls
dents Committee In developing
an effective program and IN set.
ting up cooperative working mr..
rgnEomentR,
TIE group met personally with
prcaideut Eisenhower Rt the
white House and were addressed
at n luncheon by Vice President
Nixon. who ~ chairman uf tho
Presidents committee on govern
mrnt contracts. This committee
Includes representative 81 major
departments Of government and
has responsibility for enforcing
the non discrimination clause
which In a part nf all federal gov
srnmrnt contracts
other members Of the rtcai
dents Committee who addressed
the group Included George u Nc,
Ribbin, cunHuitant 10 the admin.
intfhI0T ~ the General Services
Administrations, William Mitchell,
general counsel 81 the Atomic
Energy commission. John It0ose'
Welt. preRidont1 ~ Ire Limited
~ New York and ivan l. Wills.
Vice president ~ the Information
al Harvester Company Of Chicago
Minneapolis WAS the FIRST city
IN the country 10 establish n
municipal fair employment prac'
tic" commission. The only Operat'
ing commissions having n longer
experience are the state commits,
slons of New York. New Jersey,
and AaaaaC huastta
Mr. Cannon was able 10 report
that Minnesota has become the
ninth state In the nation 10 ~
dept state fair employment
practice law with full enforce
mrHt provisions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Mildred vuFnudo
Freed In Theft
Charge BY Judge

District Judge Levi NJ, Hall dis.
missed second degree grand lar,
eeny charges against Mildred Il.
Varnado. 7t2 Fremont Az N,
Tuesday In Hcnnepin county dis
trict court.
The Judge said the state, after
presenting It's case had not pre-.
scented enough faotn to warrant
submitting the case to a jury,
Miss Varnado. IA hookkeepor
was charged with taking Sto0
from her employer, Harmony
Music Co, pin bali and Juke box
operators, 1920 Washington Az
&. where she had worked since
August, 1854
The bookkocper was arrested
three weeks ago an a complaint
preferred by Max Doc" Bcrrn,
son, one Of the owners, who claim
ed that she had stolen $500 from
tho firms petty cash,
When charges were pressed a.
eainat Miss varnado, she told
federal internal revenue agents
that the firm kept two acts oi
books In order "a eVade income
taxes,
She was the chief witness fnI
the federal government IN th'
search warrant hearing against
her former employer,
Miss Varnado testified that
some Of the notatiOns In the
books we're records Of pay.offa Il
the police.
During the hearing the books
and records Of all the firms anf
organizations where she hnt
worked were Eubpoenaed, inolud
ing thoAe Of the Minneapolis ur
han League where nhs worked
for n short time In 1900
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Graduate chapters Sigma ONE
"a. Chicago. Ma Omega, Detroit
Alpha mi Gary. Sigma Upallon
Lansing Michigan. z"ta Phi. In.
dianapoHs Kappa PM. AllUau.
kss
UnfsrRradtuate chapters Io'a
University ~ Chicago. Theta
Gamma. Michigan State Normal
college. YpTiIart Hlch. PM Uni.
vsrpity Of Michigan. Psi. Uniysr,
sity 81 Illinois. M Sigma. Wayne
University. Detroit. Pal Sigma
Northwestern University. mi
Sigma. Indiana State Teachers
college. Tsrrs Hsu's. Indiana. n
University 81 Minnesota. Zsts
Epsilon. Uniy"ru'y % Indiana
~ Epsilon Bradley University
Sigma Epsilon Rfs0ssvsl. CoIlsgs
and Pho Sigma Purdue Univsr.
Rty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Two Cities To
Observe Annual
Vets Poppy Doy

Preparations for the observance
Of Poppy Day in Minneapolis and
st Paul on Thursday, May 10th
have been completed In every de-
tail
Volunteers from the American
Legion, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and cooperating organiga-
tons will be on the streets start.
IL K At z n. m. and continue ( 4
midnight. offering poppies 10 he
worn In honor OF the nations war
dead
In exchange for the poppies
they will receive contributions for
the welfare Of the disabled vet
Grams. AZ all workers viii be I'M
paid volunteers the money con
tributed will be used for the wei
fare and rehabilitation Of the dis
abled veteran and his family
The peoples are assembled by
hand by disabled veterans and
making them has provided gainfuI
employment and valuable iherapy
for thousands Of veterans In hos
pitfalls and work shops during the
past year
The wives, mothers. sisters and
daughters Of our warttmea heroes.
living and dead. viii he greeting
YOU on the streets on May 10, with
red poppica In their out stretched
hands
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Jsrvay Makes Good Show
In Wilmington Council

Wilmington, ~. C..fANJJ--
J ~. Jervay running for the city
council IN the municiai primary
here Tuesday made n grand rae"
lie finished second IN the race ~
five candidates for two pDstH and
win face a run OF eiectinn against
W Ronald Lane. white, for 10
years a member 81 the city council
and former mayor II Whining
ton
Jsrvayf publiRhrr ~ the WI.
uing'0n Journal and the CAROLYN
Ian ~ Raleigh. ran a FArs which
commanded the attention ~ the
entire city n was his first entry
into politics and rsprsssnisi the
frS, time a Negro candidate had
reanhsd a run-Dff N = lacal sisc-
ton since FrrDnEifgCtiOn days
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Interrueiui Commission
Suved In Closing Minutes
OF Stuta Laaisloture

The Governors intcrraEiAl
Commission was saved In last
minute effort by the governors
office Monday, April ~. joint
meeting Of the house hpproprIa'
lions and senate finance commit.
tees 81 the state legislature agreed
10 withdraw the $4,000 blennium
appropriation the commission had
been getting, thus killing tho
commission
In the closing days ~ the leRis-
laiure. the governor 0ffi"e was
successful in getting a f15. 600
appropriation tackled on one ~
the uniVerHity appropriation
bills
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Skinner Hearing
Cont. To April ~
I'm District Cours

The preliminary hearing on the
first degree manslaughter charge
against Otis NJ. Skinner was held
on Monday, April IS, In Municipal
court before Judge J. Jerome
Plunkett. Skinner, charged with
the fatal beating Of Roy Russell
Jr., on April 10. Ii free on $1,000
bail
Following the testimonies OF
Ut. 1t. John Rial 10 whom Skin
ner made his statement when he
surrendered TO police; DR.. X.
James Mcclellan, associate patho-
logist and deputy coroner Of Ram
sey county. who performed the
autopsy and Charles A. Larsen.
patroiman. who answered a radio
call 20 the scene on the morning
Of the crime, Judge Plunkett set
the case for hearing in District
Court on Tuesday. April 20 at 10
a m.
Introduced az states evidence
were the signed statements made
10 the police by the defendant,
Skinner, the report Of the coro-
ner; a picture Of the deceased;
pictures Of the lot and sidewalk,
showing blood stains and scuff
marks. These exhibits were re-
leased 80 that the state may use
them In the district court.
The case was continued by
Judge Plunkett on Tuesday 10
Friday, April 20. Skinner Is be-
ing represented by the firm Of
Hoffman, Donahue and Graft
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

The Twin City Appreciation A
wards Committee announces that
keen interest in nomination APP
plication being sent in by the or
CARNATIONS and clubs Is most en-
couraging, However, there are
some groups who have not yet
sent in their nominations.
The Selection committee is an
xious TO have them sent in as soon
as possible as the time for filing
is nearing the deadline date.
Application blanks are avail
able at Phyllis Wheatley Settle
ment Housed 500 Aldrich Av. N;
Cassius Cafe. 2O7 S. Third St;
the Minneapolis Spokesman office,
2i2 Third Av.' s, in Minneapolis.
In st. Paul they may be secured
at Halle q. Brown Community
House, Kent and Aurora Av.. and
the Majestic (Field's) Drug Store
at Rondo and Dale st.
The committee feels that each
organization will be proud TO
name some outstanding citizen in
our communities for their con-
tributions.
The tickets for the dinner meet
ing which win be May %. at $50
p. M. at Midway YMCA, 1891
University Av., are now available
and may be secured from most Of
the sponsoring groups. The price
is $3.50 per person.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Minneapolis Women
Active A. NufionoI
Chorus Convention

Mrs bessie Gresham md Miss
Grace L. Harper. both ~ PITT
Clinton Az. returned home Sat
urday, April ~, from Chicago
III. where they attended the
spring board meeting of IN" Ma
tionaI Convention NJ Gospel Ch0irs
and Chprusos
Miss Harper sang number On
the Thursday night program and
Mrs Gresham gave dramatic
reading on Friday nights pro
gram. which was Artists Night
Both numbers acre wonderfully
received by tho audience
A. this meeting Miss Harper
was appointed national Rupervi""r
~ Boosters for the national train.
ing EchooI conductSd IN tho Ma
tiOnaI Convention II Gospel Ch0irs
and Ch0rusez
The Minnsa pDGg Gospel tninn
was rspresar,si financially IN all
departments The dslrRa'Hs
brought back many Wonderful
IDEAS for future Promotions Mrs
Gresham was elected ~ bring the
reSp0nze N the welc"m" AddreaS
~ the national meeting Which viii
~ held IN Buffalo y 7. August Z
through the I2th
The Tninn Will be bringing
some ~ the national talent 20 the
city during the months 81 May.
June and July
TIE regular meeting ~ the
union will 30 held Tu~Efsy eve
ming May ? a. INN Eap'ls,
church a. 80 ?. m Al members
are ASKED % 10 present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Roy Common Returns
From Meeting With
lke's FEP Committee

Raymond W, Cannon. who has
served on tho Minneapolis Fair
Employment Practice Commission
since iH establishment In ieaT,
Just returned this week from
Washington, where he served an
one of group Of consultants To
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
After 80 Years.
After 30 Years
J. Nufhaniel Smith
To Retire From
Postal Service

J Nathaniel Smith, 5000 Hazel
wood Az. IT. Paul. - postal clerk
for many years, Will retire ON
April 80, 1860 Active IN IN. civic
and cultural life of the city. Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
UfncIAI visit
BEAUTICIASs MAKE RETURN
XIsII TO HAsIINGs

The Minneapolis Bssuticians
made their return visit 10 the
Hastings state Hospital On Mon
day. May ~ where they were
happily received by me patients
ClAmorizlnR the women Pc
TENTS In tho hospital - one ~
tho projects the ,lub 10 sponEDf,
inR snd ~ receiving fIB cpaTsra-
tlGr from ihs hospital fat
waiter Wilson ~ ~ Paul &C
rDfnpAnisf tho group
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

wick room. Hotel Andrews in Min
neapoIis the conference dance will
be held
Some Of Saturdays hIRhHghts
Of the conference will be the re,
port Of the undergraduate aCtivi.
ties committee and a talk by Cary
-. Jacobs, grand counsellor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
CLEANUP, pAINT-Up

THIS ~ thr ClsAn-CF PaGnt-tp
u~sk n the SPOKESMAN ard
RECORDER n~~Epsp~rs On page
FIVE reaters wiI and advertiser
who can supply you With al q the
things necessary % Chsss away
winters last '-Asss IN addition
aIvsrtsers Shgss sds appear ir
thsss papers sppr~ciA,s y1gr pat
r1rEEe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

For real rsiaIati0n and enjoy
mint 80 The spinsisVs C0nVrn-
ti0n," Friday, May q. sp. m. --
Sponsored by ~spior Ch0ir. 81
Peters AMI church. usdsrcTsft -
shsrsh. GIst 81 and Fourth Az
- TI0aAtiam 10 --Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

program Friday night at closed
affair at Dining Car Employees
Local $40.
Some of the highlights OF the
confab will be a report OF the AT
lanta Conclave" Friday morning
and in the afternoon discussion
OF the undergraduate scholarship
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

George Matthews, tenor, In re-
oItaI Mothers Day. Pilgrim hap
tIst church. silver offering. -
AdNt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Minnesota State FEPC After
Victory Decides TO Remain
On Job As Watchdos'

Monday night the Minnesota Council for FEPC went
record stay business and Watchdog the adj
mnistraton of the FEpC law that win in effect July J.
The council is statewide federation of nearly i3o politi
cal labor fracna and religious organizations for the past
years have been the chief sponsors of FEPC legislation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Greeks from Five Sfosesl
Greeks From Five Sfafesl
Five State Conference OF
Omega Fraternity At "U'
Set For Friday & Saturday

The day. Tenth district conference of the Omega Psi
Phi fraternity opened this morning, Friday April 30 at the
Coffman Memorial Union the campus of the university
Representatives from graduate chapters and II under
graduate chapters from the five district Minnesota Wis
eonsin Illinois Indiana and Mhigan will begin their social
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

A"'"FNS IT, 'HA'''N
Omega District Representative
To Supreme Council
fund, William Robinson. basileus
OF the Chicago graduate chapter.
Friday evening in the Bruins
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

sAs. May 10 for thu "gsst FoT
Pun Ciuh-Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Fexuan Temple No. 20. Annual
Dnnce, May ~. Norway Hall. -
AdSt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
GVund Master And
wife 70 Ationta
FOR Meeting

Mr. and Mrs John X Lawrence
g47 IRichart Az. will Leave Aaiur,
day. April 30, for Atlanta, Ga Mr.
Lawrence who In grand master ~
the Prince Hall Mssnns ~ Mime
sofa. viii attend the annual con
ference ~ Prince Hall Grand
Masters 81 America, converting
May 2nd thru the 4th
The sessions viii be held N
Sage Hall IN the campus ~ ~
lanta University. Mr.. Lawrence
will appear On the program the
opening day in an euiogy 10 do
parted members
Official Visit
The official visit ~ the grand
master John X Lawrence ard ~
ficsrn ~ the Prince Hail Grand
Lsigs ~ Minnesota Will occur
Tuesday evening. May ~ At Per
fsct ASHER Hail This yisi, In.
GUIDES lodges IN the first Masonic
district.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

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