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Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28
Citizens Council
Names Officers

An organization whose mode of operation is similar to
the Ku Kux Klan last week and named officers under
the guise of the Capital Citizens Council
The officers made public along with the announce
of sixmonth campaign to get 10000 members into
the group after a twohour closed meeting
The councils purpose and aim Is TO segregation
the In defiance of the United State Supreme Court
or, IL up In the vernacuar Of warped minds TO
keep the Niger In his place"
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28

Fred Atkinson. Roy y, White. DIR.
George p. Branscum. Harry A.
Kendall. Julian II. Miller. Mrs.
7. A. Dillaha. James c. Bickel.
Amis Guthridge. M. v. Moody
r. b. Thorn. Merrill b. Taylor,
Robert 7. Bradford and Phillips.
Gu,hr.dge. has been active In
the formation Of the local coun-
ell.
The charter provides for a So
member board. and Guthridge
said these would be elected af-
ter completion OF the membership
drive.
we want to try 10 get q ire
mendous membership In Little
Rock and Pulata<i county" Guth-
ridge said. We're holding the
See COUNCn-pase four
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28
New York Airline Hires First Negro
Pilot; will Take Regular Run in Feb.

signed To regular passenger
flights Feb. |. He has flown more
than 1000 hours commercial
time in the Caribbean since the
war.
His total time includes more
than 200 hours in helieoptcrs, the
type of equipment used by New
York Anyways.
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28
86-Yr. Old Federal Judge Challenges
Supreme Court Indignation Ruling
Rules Against Mixing Of
White and Negro Students

Eiyhtyx-year old Federal Judge William H. Atwel rub
ed last week Dallas Texas that Dallas schools need not IN
tegrate Immediately He declared that the United states Su
preme Court ruling Indignation is not based law
The Judge ruled after a brief rehearng of suit by
the parents of Negro children The parents sought in the
action started September s. 1855, to gain admittance oil
their children to white schools
Judge Atwel had ruled earlier that Dallas schools need
not inegrate Immediately he did without hearing test
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28

Il appears to be doing. TO work
out this problem"
The es-year-old iurist who
has been a federal judge "a years.
recalled in giving his decision
that the Supreme Court had left
it Up to lower courts TO carry
out its public school desegrega-
ton decision. He also said:
Z believe IL win be seen that
the court based its decision on no
law but rather on what the court
regard as more authoritative.
See sCHOOLs-pare four
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28

NEW YoRK-The distinction Of
being the first colored pilot on
a scheduled airline went to Perry
II. Young. 81. former member
of the Goth Pursuit Squadron
which INV service In Italy dur
ing World War II.
Young reported 10 work Mon
day with New York Airline TO
undergo training and will be as
Arkansas State press., 1956-12-28
Giants See Jackie
As 'Cure.AIf' For
What Ais Them

Maybe Dodger fans were upset
and in q turmoil over the jackie
Robinson sale 10 the New York
Giants. but the Giants fms were
quite happy about u all And
particularly Club Fesney. Giant
See yACKIB-Sags fsur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

came from Alexandria. Egypt
by way Of Haifa and Crete.
State Department officials
were uncertain as to when the
evacuees might return to the
United States. They said the
tentative plans for the 1,70C
evacuees, from all parts of the
United States and including ma
tionals Of other countries, called
for housing them in hotels or
other available places in North
ern Italy or Southern France.
Included on the list was Mrs
Marianne Michelakis, the mother
of Mrs. Arnold Richter, 14O(
Kanawha street, Hyattsville, Md
Mrs. Richter, a naturalizec
citizen, said she had been tryinc
to bring her mother to the
United States since she received
her citizenship about year ago
Before Israeli troops marched
into Egypt Mrs. Michelakis, q
Greek national had been
promised that she would be
given a visa to come to the
United States on November 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

Five days before this date the
Israeli troops marched in.
Since then, Mrs. Richter said,
she had been trying to find out
what effect the situation might
have on her mothers chances of
coming to the United States. She
heard nothing until the State
Department called her Wednes-
day morning and told her her
mother was safely on the Patch
sailing for Italy.
II was so happy and relieved"
she said. THANK the Lord she
is all right"
Also included on the list were:
Carroll and Mary Brauer
Seventh-day adventist Missiona-
ries to Egypt. and their two chill
dren. Robert Carroll and Ronald
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardy OF
1923 Shoshone drive, Forest
Heights. Md. Mr.. Hardy is a
Iphotolithographic advisor with
the ICA in Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst o. Kraus-
man, 1907 S street Sc. and their
-four children Jeanne, II; Kathy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
ALASKAN BUFFALO
BOUNcES OFF AUTO
FOR FIFTH TIME

FAIRBANKS, Alaska tRl.
ole Joe. renegade buffalo,
has survived his fifth auto
mobile collision in five years
and he's little the worse for
wear.
The 1,800-pound bull pays
no attention to automobile
traffic. He inflicted $500
damage Wednesday on a ter
ritorial police patrol car
near Big Delta, 100 miles
south of here.
One car hit Joe at high
speed and was almost de-
molished. Old Joe was ALL
ing for a time. He's one of
a herd Of buffalo ranging
the Big Delta country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

American Embassy. Cairo whose
home address is Arlington: Ruth
M, A; Karen. Is; and Frank
o.. IL.
Philip Haring, SO, United
states Government employee
State Department. Washington
Winierea Howard, 40, of 7O7
Meridian street, Falls Church
and James. IS. and Barbara, g.
Morley A. JUL, II, ICA en-
ploye, Of 69O6 Pineway, Univer-
sity Park and his 55-year-old
wife. Mrs. NJ. A. JUL.
Herbert c. Madison, "a, USIA,
of 703 Chetworth, Alexandria.
Glenn Bryan McClelland, 81,
ICA. of 5214 Albemarle street:
Elizabeth Bliss, AZ; Glenn Bryan.
jr., IL; George Duncan, 10, and
Stanley Bliss, S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

u; Ruth 4. and Paul. o. Mr..
Krausman is q photographer
with the Army Map Service.
Joan Aamodt, "a. American
Government employee of 1905
Woodberry street, Hyattsville,
Md.
Louise Stephan and Timothy
Belcher Of the United States In
formation Agency.
Joseph Bezjian, 40. United
States Government employee OF
2700 Lockwood lane, Falls
Church, Va.
Anna Brozick. 10, Of 1886
South Stafford street. Arlington
Va.
Norma Burton. 81, Identified
with the United States Navy. Of
1912 Axton street. Springfield,
Va.
Robert H. Carlson, SO, Of the
State Department. Of SOFT Dun
lop street, as well as his wife,
Shirley C. Carlson, and two
daughters, jeanne A. and Kris
tin.
Christian Castle, 56, employe
of the International Cooperation
Administration and his wife
Jessie c., who is IS, of Route /,
The Plains, Va.
Elias T. Mogannam. IS. OF
|ICA, of 1901 Wilson boulevard,
Arlington and Alice Mogannam,
80. also Of ICA.
William PARROT. As, and Eliza
beth, rs. both Of 70l Locust ave-
nue., Charlottesville, Va.
John Provinse. SO, of 3605
Spring street, Chevy Chase, Nd,
and Helen. So, and Louise, "a,
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all reflect German bitterness at
the two neighboring nations.
The newspaper Koelnische
Rundschau, which generally re-
fleets Mr.. Adenauer's views.
called the British-French action
catastrophe madness" and a
terrible betrayal of Hungary's
champions Of freedom"
The widely read Die Welt Of
Hamburg called the British
French action at Port Said a
"pyrrhic victory devoid Of great
ideals"
Other newspapers reflected
similar views. The man in the
street was in general agreement.
Some quarters praised America
for its efforts to maintain peace.
Paper Thanks U. S.
The Ruhr Nachrichten said:
Once again. America has taken
an invalid Europe by its hand
and has succeeded in bringing
Europe's pigheaded governments
to their senses. Many thanks,
America"
Mr.. Adenauer clearly spelled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

of the American University
Cairo.
Veronica c. Reeves, ~, Navy
Department, Of 6208 Welbror
drive. Washington, and Stock.
ton X. Reeves. is.
William J. Ressegger, 80, EN-.
Iploye of Trans-WorId Airlines
Of 1901 Quebec street NV. and
Anal. IS: Anne Marie, Z, anc
William j., 2.
Clarence Sayler, 81, ICA EN-.
Iploye, Of Alexandria and JAM
Sayler. So.
Helen Schnee. SO. State De.
partment employee, and Susan
IL. and Alix, Z.
Robert c. vorhis. 80. ICA EN-.
ployee. Of 403 Glasgow road
Alexandria and Monique C
Vorhis. 80.
Beatrice Ann Young, 81, EN-.
ploye Of American Embassy
Egypt. Of 1910 Sixteenth
street NV.
Conrad E. Yunker, %, Of
United States Navy Of 8-P
Laurel Hill road. Greenbelt, Md
Edwin C. Childs, As, Of 47lI
Butterworth place, Washington
and his 43-year-old wife, Doro.
thea A.; their 17-year-old son
John David: and two daughter,
Catherine, 10 and Dorothy P.
"a.
Robert E. Culbertson, 40. Of
American University, Cairo, Bo,
500. Marion, Va.
Roger Durant. SO, United
States Navy, ASH Avondale
street. Bethesda.
Frank w. Ehman, 43, Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

Parliament members repeatedly
had considered seriously propos-
ing that West Germany with
draw from NATO. They appar-
emily feared Germany, as a
NATO member, might be dragged
unnecessarily into a general war
faring out Of the Middle East
conflict.
They even discussed calling on
the government to ask Britain
and France to remove their
troops from Germany. Privately
they said. I'VE don't want troops
lof these nations on German
soil" They added they would
be happy for the Americans to
stay.
Actual Steps Uncertain
There is no indication that
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's
administration would approve of
either q German withdrawal
from NATO or Of q demand that
the British and French get out
of the country.
Influential newspapers, politi-
Clans and the man on the street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
Y. 5. Envoy TO Resign,
New Zealand Reports

WELLINGTON, New Zealand.
Nov. 8 R.-Local newspapers
reported today that United
States Ambassador Robert c.
Hendrickson has resigned to
accept a judgeship in the United
States.
The American Embassy had
no comment on the reports.
which said Mr.. Hendrickson
would return home about the
middle of December.
Mr.. Hendrickson, a Republic
can. was a United States Senator
from New Jersey from 1913 to
1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

out the German attitude toward
the British French military
venture when he told Parliament
yesterday his government de
plores and cannot approve" Of
the "warlike actions" in Egypt.
Responsible Germans said Mr..
Adenauer coldly informed
French Premier Mollet Of the
German attitude during his visit
to Paris this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
List Of Refugees Carries
Many District Residents

The names Of numerous Washington residents appear
in list Of of Near evacuees public by the
State Department yesterday
The department advised ocial dispatch
from Rome The arrived November at Naples italy
aboard the United States Naval transport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
British and French Lose
Prestigein West Germany

BONN Germany Nov. lE1.-Britain and France have
Egypt. =
An immediate result that confidence in the Atlantic
alliance has waned considerably.
Before the announcement Of a cease-hre some German
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
q 5

This Foil wedesed everywhere welcoming back old
os the blue suit enjoys and deserved prominence Actually
it's easy to Understand the enthusiasm for blue
ottering land veoecoo possibly For the office
for travelling for despbue pocco tasteful choice land
speaking Of the oo Of blue don't forget holiday
IS just oheod Here's where that good dessy blue does
duty wordrobe Featured Custom ord
you'll find most impressive selection navy Raleigh in solid
tones as well as elegant ued stripes Included
three button single breasted models entirely new and important
douoebeoed suit Styled in the noto Manner the mod
ed shoulders flop pockets toll unoccened lines
and let US show how look the buh poron
color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

UaIImssd Free PstkIns Chevy chsss
oss HsUs Free Perkins, Dswntsva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

Other Blue Suits From Raleigh.
Hart Schoner 9 Max Navy Blue Wosted suits-------S
Hond Tailored Brookstreet Blue Worsed Suts SoS
Hart Sehoner Marx Imported Fobde "eod TmPete susSl25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
BLUES are back in the news again..

Raleigh, Downtown and Chevy Chase, Presents
the NEW Modern Version Of the Classic
Macy Blue Suit IN Time for Holiday Wear
s65
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-19

ments Do as thousands have done and visit Uncle
Joe Cherner's at once. Buy on bank financing
Take delivery in matter of minutes.
When you buy your new Ford, Lincoln or Mercury
at Uncle Joe Cherner'S, you'll enjoy the kind of
friendly, efficient service that lot of folks think
disappeared after the last war!
So don't wait. Head your car for the biggest
name in the area for Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.
Remember there must be a reason for Uncle
Joe Cherner's spectacular success. Isn't it time
you came out and learned why?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-19

The Cherner success story marches on.
Business is really good at Uncle Joe Cherner's 2
locations =. because Cherner deal is real deal
:. because with the demand for Chernerized cars
racing far, far ahead of anything in history,
Uncle Joe CEerner'S really needs your present
car in trade ;. !. because you, the buyer, benefit
from Cherner's biggest sales in history if you
trade now, today, on a new Ford, Lincoln or
Mercury.
Maybe you still owe on your present car? Or
perhaps you're worried about high monthly pay
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11
SELL or Trade

This six room older home near 35th
and End Ave. s. Completely rebuilt,
Has large living room, full dining
room. deluxe kitchen down. Three
bedrooms, tile bath up. Grand
amusement room, garage and many
other fine features. For informa-
ton. cali Mr. DUNCAN.
DEALERS INVESTMENT
co. 4733 O.. 252l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-11

Clarence Mitchell. calm, cool
and collected NAAcP Washington
bureau chief, appearing on a panel
with a well educated southern
white man Of high position. shud.
dsred as the southern brother con-
tinued 10 pronounce Negro in
such q manner that II was hard
10 tell II from the well known but
hated epithet, a practice that some
southern gentlemen delight In
when addressing Negro or mixed
audiences.
Finally Clarence could take II
no longer and remarked IT is
strange TO me that no matter how
well educated some southerners
are, no matter how many Uni.
vcrsity degrees they enjoy, 80
many Of them never learn the
correct pronunciation Of the word
Negro
After Mitchell got this Off his
chest. the speaker 10 whom he
was referring decided that his
snnnciatinn was poor, and in mira.
ciilous fashion he began 10 work
on ~ right then and there And
BaIlee IL told that from then ON
dear brother did IA most perfect
job Of pronunciation on the word
Negro, that anyone ever heard
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aa17 gTEVENa AWE


Duplex, gas heat, fun basement,
double garage. $1,000 Terms. To
close an estate.
SIT 18TH AVE. 8.
Five bedrooms, full basement. -.
s., 900. $500 down. A little fixing
To be done. To close an estate.
1853 CLINTON
3 Bedrooms, garage. $500. 370o
down. To close an estate.
1921 9TH AVE. so.
Two bedrooms. Living room, kitchen
bath. Gas heat garage. $500.
Terms.
1905 ELLIOT AVE. 80.
Stucco. Three bedrooms. Living
room, dining room, kitchen. Gas
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1905 THIRD AVE. so.
Two bedrooms. Living room, dining
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garage. 1880. Terms.
THIRD AVE. so. DISTRICT
Four bedrooms. Living room, dining
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rose c0lored wall TO wall carpeting.
Sl4,70O. $1,000 down.
HOBART 7. MITCHELL q SON
CO. 1896
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-Four Negro leaders were among
those who dlnsd tho other day
with Oscar Wollhcim. South Afri.
can, teacher. social settlement
head and Liberal part leader.
They along with top University Of
Minnesota professors and depart
msnt heads we're guests at lunch
~ the Lawrence StsefelH.
Mr. Woilheim. accompanied by
his wife are hers on a Carnegie
Foundation Fellowship To study
the American race problem,
The member Of the other
group" who this June win have
paid the tuition of seven Negro
students through four different
universities and would aue IN II
We dared mention his name
Funny part Of u also IN that Of
the seven beneflciaries Of this fine
man only three Of the seven know
his name Lots Of good folks IN
this wicked old world and thouS-
anda of them never get their
names in the newspapcra
Then there IN that gentleman ~
the Jewish faith who lodged and
boarded two Methodist ministers
IN his houae during tho recent con.
ference. all for free. one was
colored minister and the other
was white'
The recent raid In ~. Paul
was the first ~ q series. No u
you must stay up after the bis
tr"~ close you better stay away
from the combination buffet
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S-4I
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FOUR FLAT
Four gas hot water units. Drive by
Illl-lll6 irving Ave. North. A
buy! Call Mr.. Rogers FIR T-4033-
Ewes.
DUPLEX
$l2, 900-$700 down.-~Two baths.
Gas hot water heat. Mr.. Birch
Wa 6-SS46.
DUPLEX
Deluxe--Five lovely rooms and
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units and double garage. $4,000
down. Cali Mr.. Johnson. Ro 9-9i40
Ewes.
MUTUAL REALTY
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Special Deluxe BvnaoIow

JpUtEuI UUEUNH bUWWufUW
INK IRVING NORTH
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dining room. Two bedrooms down,
one nice bedroom up. Large re-
creation room. Attached garage.
Low taxes. Don't pass up this
beauty. Many others. Call Jim 49,
CHI. 037s.
WON REALTY nv. $3.50
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i2ND ST. 4 HIAWATHA--Three
bedroom home. 500 down.
DUPLEX NORTH Four rooms
and bath each floor. $500 down.
SOUTHSIDE --~ Four bedroom
home. $ll 900.
DUPLEX. South of 3sth Street.
Five rooms and bath each floor.
Two ear garage. sl4,500. 1900
down.
Resort and farm. Crosby, Aitkin
area. Six furnished cabins, boats.
Five room home. Two barns, tool
shed. Complete set Of farm tools.
We Build TO your specifications
Lots available. 1888 9th Av.
SO: $3.50 Irving North.
Office Hours 3-s pm.
Johnson & Associates
345 r 3sth st.
Re 1862 Co 1896
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MIScELIAAEoUs

The secret Of writing Ii to
learn the big woris--and then
Icarn not to use them" - ~ q.
Hutchinson
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File No $500
ORDER ron HEARING PETITION
FOu PNOOF OF Will, LIMITING
TIME TO FIaE CLAIMS AND ron
neARIaG THEHEON
STATE OF MlNNEaDTA
COUNTY OF -HBNNEPtN
In Ito Estate % David N. rotsk.
also known NJ David Potek, Dsce.
dent
Order Tor HsaVina Petition Go
Prove VIII
1T ~ ORDERED that ali persons
Interested show cause. n any they
have. before this Court on Monday,
May 7iut, 1881 at 10 o'clock A NJ
IN the Court House In Minneapolis.
Minnesota, why the petition herein
filed. OF Lililan K Potsk. OF Hen
nspin County, MINI. for the allow
s a. o. ~ az in- ty,,, gnreor,lns
Of said Daosdsnt and the probate
thereof and for the appointment OF
herself 80 EssoutriN. should not be
OTass 60 Fti. CIaims ama fss
Hearing ThsFeem
IT ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
Within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Dsos-
dent file their claims In this Court.
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this
Court on Tuesday, September tth,
less, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, In the
Court House In Minneapolis. MIN.
naaotn.
These orders shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 10 law.
tshAt, or PRoRATE COUNTY
WITH EEa the HON JAMES
q kEITon, Judge OF Probate
Court. this atth day OF April.
ipAs,
Clerk OF Probate Court
Ernest y. Iorenn
kapian, Edelman and kAplan.
Attorneys
ITO Hidra Hxch.
spokesman, April ~, May q ~
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TEN ROOM Duplex

Here is a beauty! Two bedrooms.
Carpeted living room down. Full
dining room. Two gas hot water
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ton throughout. Double garage.
Good North location.
Nj. & w. REALTY
Or 7-59O4 Or 1895
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not have secured II his employers
knew his grandmother In block
woman The police officer who
giyeB half Of his salary away TO
unf0rttmates. carrying on his own
social service program.
Al Hampton. who used 10
serve some u the city's finest
folks In his day. left Minnesota for
greener fields in Oregon Two
big shots" in their tuxsd0s look
ing over traffic at caasius' last
Saturday night .. A pretty but
smpty-hsadsd young thing who
could have diamonds but has set
tied for love and her giri-hood
sweetheart who hasn't got a
quarter nor n job and who isn't
looking for one Job that Isl.
Customer In stitches OF laughter
an A. u. Caaaius tells how he
ended the diet Dr. Brown put him
on A big lodge man who has
tho reputation Of paying nobody
from whom he borrows Two
big private dancing parties are
Dumping heads" again this
month.
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