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Evening star., 1956-03-26
The Henry Hulls
.Visitinu Here

Actor Henry Hull and his
wife. the former Juliet FIRE.
mont, are spending several
days here with the latter's
sister. Miss Jessie Fremont, at
her home in Georgetown.
Mr.. Hull will appear tonight
in the Coolidge auditorium of
the Library of Congress in his
portrayal Of Mark Twain. Miss
Fremont will give small party
for the Hulls after the per-
formance.
The distinguished actor will
continue his tour in the South
after short stay in Washing
ton. The Hulls make their
home in Old Lyme, Conn.
Evening star., 1956-03-26
The Hdrold Kroqhs
Buck From Boston

DR.. and Mrs. Harold w.
Krogh returned here yesterday
after a weeks visit in Boston.
DR. Krogh gave a course in
intravenous anestheSia under
the auspices of Tufts College.
Evening star., 1956-03-26
To Soil April 4

Mrs. Samuel Godfrey Stone
burner will sail for a two
months visit to Europe on
April aboard the USS Con-
stitution. She plans to visit
Italy, France, Belgium. Ger
many and Switzerland.
Evening star., 1956-03-26
Rummuqe Sale Set :

The Mount Pleasant Chap
ter, No. "a, OES, will hold a
rummage sale today through
Saturday at 2814 Fourteenth
street NV.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
ENIERTAINS FRIEND
ON HER BIRTHDAY

Mr James Wooten, 937 st. An
thony Az, celebrated her birthday
ON Thursday, January I'd. with a
dinner party at her home.
Cocktails We're served proceed
ing dinner.
Following dinner guests enjoy
ed playing various games and So.
ciallEing, after which the many
lovely gtftS We're opened and dts
played by the hostess.
Helping the hostess celebrate
were the Mines Grace Ross Ida
Belle CoVington Betty Ilau
pansy nodd Leona Goodman.
Emmaline white, Robert Jones
ana Willie BASS
Later the same evening another
group Of friends came In to wish
Mira Woot"n happy birthday bear
ing many useful Ttfts m token
Of their love and esteem for their
gracious hostess
The evening came Ia n gay close
with the serving " cocktails. and
lunch.
Those enjoying tho occasion
were the Mines Myrtle Ross, Ar.
chic Anderson. Robert Ycagrr.
Erncstino Owens, Mir and Mrs
Kenneth Wallace and George
Clark
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Social and Personal
+ ST. PAUL 4
q ST. PAUL

Christening The infant of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Phillip
Ray So glear Az, baptized Joseph Phillip r sun.
day January % ST Peter Caver Catholic church sponsors
az the baptism Walter Mcfarland Jr and Miss Annie Mae
relatives nj the home OF Mr. aud Mrs w Williams So Lyle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
Messrs. Williams
& Common t1onored
At Birthday STAG

wednesday evening, January
rs, was an evening Of good fellow
ship as friends wished Clyde
Williams and Raymond W, Can
non a happy birthday at a stag
birthday dinner party given by
Mrs. Williams at their home, 1881
Portland Av S. Minneapolis. al
$50 p. m The delightful affair
was in celebration OF the Joint
birthdays of Mr.. Williams and
Mr. Cannon, which occur on Janu-
airy Is.
Cocktails were served proceed
ing dinner and continuously
throughout the evening. A color
scheme Of brown. green and white
dominated the decor, The dining
table was laden with an abund-
dance of good food including ham,
prime ribs of beef, turkey with
all the trimmings and other foods
to delight a gentleman's fancy. all
prepared by Mrs. Williams and
were served smorgashord style,
The honorees received many
useful gifts.
Pictures taken OF the group by
Mr. Cannon and socializing end
ed the enjoyable evening
Guests present were the Messrs,
NJ. J. BcsHer, Richard Ezrilov,
Cecil f. Newman. Chester Oden,
Thomas a Talley Carl r Rowan,
John NJ. Patton, Theodore Allen.
Irving Paradise. Shelton Gensler,
Arnold Karlins, Talmage b. Carey
Sr, Harold Combs. Ashby Gas
kins, Shelton Granger
Or. James Robinson. Or ], w.
Crump Messrs Caleridge Hen
don, Wilfred c. Leland. A Il.
Cassius, Clifford Smith. Henry
Thomas. Clifford Ruckcr, William
Cratic, Tyler Howell Jr.. NJ Kline
and Thomas Perdue
Assisting Mrs. Williams were
the Mines, A. b. Cassius, William
McQuerry, Richard EZrlov. Jose
phine Oden and Tyler Howell Jr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03

l53 Kent st, William White, T73
Rondo Az, Mrs II. Grissam, A2i
Aurora Av.. Mrs. Claude Brown
Sr. AL 81 Anthony Az, shirley
Ann James. $50 Fuller Az
Feb $ Mrs Elizabeth Hall, sos
y Dale St Mrs David Fhppin.
76S Carroll Az; Mrs Ttlhe Dan
iels, 1853 c, Btgclow Lane, James
q Mann $50 Iglehart Av.
Feb . Mrs q. w Lindsey. 276
W Central Az; Mrs Emma Hood
32a n ChatSworth. Anita Neal,
655 Rondo Az
Feb 10 George s Lewis. 6i3
ST Anthony Az; Ella Alice Jack
son, 69i st Anthony Az; Mrs
Nathaniel Galloway, 7h5 Rondo
Az, Lucy Morris, BIS N Victoria
st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
FEBRUARY

Feb 49, 1893 Following de-
position of Queen Iihuokalani,
provisional government Of Hawaii
asked annexation by the u. n
Feb ~, 1898 Rattlcshtp Maine
sunk by explosion In Havana har.
Dor. provoking American public
demand for war with Spain
Fob IL, 1888 In earliest pro-
test against slavery. Menonitcs In
Germantown, Pa, demanded It's
abolition.
Feb. ~, 1908 In Chicago a
lawyer, n coal miner, n mining
engineer and merchant tailor
formed an unusual luncheon club
which became Rotary Information.
al
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03

threats Of injury 10 his four chill.
drcR by a former marriage,
Outerhridge's former wife, Al.
ice is the daughter VI Robert Vol
colt chairman Of the board Of
the Lukcns Steel company OF
Gainesville, Pa,
Since their marriage, Outer
bridge and his bride have been
oStracircd nv most of Reruudas
society people, he has been put
cut of the Royal Bermuda Yacht
club. the Mid-ocean Golf club and
the st Georges Dinghy and
Sports club,
Hts creditors, once easy CON
corning the payment of bills, now
collect at his doorstep, demand
ing payment, Only n few ot his
old friends have stuck by him
Il do feel I have found few
true friends since this happened. "
Outerhrtdac says, There are a
few people who have been sincere
and win help"
Ills 32ycar old wife u native of
Cleveland and q veteran OF II
broadway shows. n employed IN
his night club. the Angels Grotto,
as "a feature floor attraction
Il love him and would DO u all
over again II had Go" She says
we want 10 stay herr as long as
they permit us. I hope things will
pick up II Is heart breaking when
people can't he happy and make n
living"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
st. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb. Leora Myers, s6S lyle
hart Av. Mrs. Alexander Wise
man. 957 Rondo Av.: Mrs, Donald
James, $50 Fuller Av.. William
= Warricks. TAI 81. Anthony Az.
Rita Middlecoff. 567 w. Central
Av,; Felix Turner, 1853 Rondo Az. {.
Mrs. Donald Allen, Sr.. $40 Aurora
Az; Nathaniel n. Galloway Jr.
1856 Rondo Av.
Feb 3 Elizabeth Ainsworth.
271 r. 18th st; Frances BoIIesen.
3s7 Carroll Az; Mrs, Bessie Com
modorc, 4i7 ~, Kent st.
Feb. 6 Mrs Letue II. Hall. 727
st Anthony Az; Mrs Gwen
TwiRRs. $50 st Anthony Az.
Rnchclle Mitchell s33 Fuller Az:
Bradford Gordon Benncr Jr, 276
y Grotto.
Feb Mrs Esther Brown, I05
st Anthony Az, Bernard Huron.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
Wealthy Bermudion
Ostrocixed After
Marrying Negro

Hamilton Bermuda CAMP -.
Despite social ostracism ana
threats of injury TO his family "a
seton of Bermuda aristocracy and
the American old south says he
has not intention " moving his
beautiful Negro wife from this
British island colony
Alexander stuart Outerhfidgc,
great great grandson of Con.
frdcrate Gen, J ". II. stuart, says
his month old marriage Ia Royce
Wallace IL one OF love
Il plan Ia keep It that way" he
adds
OutcrbrdRe and the Harlem
night club singer were married
last Christmas eve despite warn
ings and threats some involving
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hart Az.
Baby Sister, Nancy Jenifer In
the name chosen for the infant
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, Peter
Robinson, $50 Iglehart Az. born
January ~, at st Lakes hospital
Michael. IL. Fay 10 and Russell
Patterson, five, were auNiously
awaiting AZ home 90 welcome their
new sister and playmate Also
welcoming the newest addition
was another Older brother. Ken.
meth Robinson
liospitaIisedI Frank r. Clark,
1921 Rice st, In u patient In
Bethesda hospital where he un-
dcrwent minor surgery
Visited In Chicago; The Mines.
Ira Allen, Fred Ingram and Her
bert Harris Of Minneapolis. spent
the past week end In Chicago via
ting Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bonner
and MIR and Mrs, David Allen
Cosmo Couture Clubs Mrs, SIN
ME Gtlusnn, aht Iglrhart Az, was
hostess to the Cnamo Couture
Cmh on Monday, January 30,
Convention plans were discussed
and reports given,
Oak Leaf Art club WIN Meet,
Mrs. RoNie Anderson, TiT Carroll
Az. win be hosteas To the Oak
Lear Art club on February II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03

tlc pdttInd grandparents.
Saddened: Mrs. Tommie White,
1914 18th Av. S, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, James
White in Petersburg, Va. was
called TO Detroit. Mich. TO be at
the bedside of a brother. Alex
White, Mr. White died January 20.
and the remains were shipped to
Petersburg accompanied by Mrs.
White. Funeral and burial services
were held Tuesday. January "a.
Mrs. Whites mother is i'll and was
not able to go TO Detroit when her
son was stricken.
Cardettes Held Meeting: When
Mrs. Howard Brown. 1918 Fifth
Av. S, was hostess to the Card
cites on Saturday afternoon, Jan
uary %, following a tasty lunch
served by the hostess, the remain
der of the afternoon was en-
joyed playing bridge Taking
home prizes for high scores were
the Mines. F.. j. Collins, first.
Kenneth Jones, second and Lewis
Ripper, BOBBY. Mrs Joseph Camp,
$40 Iglehart Av, will be hostess
at the next meeting on February
rs.
New Sister: Claudette, S. and
twins, Christine and Karen. seven,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Mayes. 1916 Fourth Az. s. are
busy as bees getting acquainted
with their new sister, Kathy Marie
who arrived January %, in Abbott
hospital. The new playmate
weighed seven pounds and ten
ounces at birth, The baby's mid
die name is for her maternal
grandmother, Mrs Marie Hughes
of Los Angeles, Calf. Clarence A.
Hughes, Minneapolis, is the ma
ternal grandfather. Mrs Blanche
Mayes of Minneapolis is the pa
ternal grandmother
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb, I'll. l.. Adams, ana r,
S5th St; Mrs, +. G. Powell. 25i9
Lake Place: Mrs, r G. Parneu.
25l9 Lake Place; Mrs, Clydia
Gates, 1907 Lyndale Az. N; Mrs.
Gcneyieve WiIburn, 1901 Hum
boldt Av. N; Mrs. William Vivon,
I'll Girard Az N, Loyal James
Gresham III. 543 Girard Az. n.
Feb, 5-Mrs. Genevieve Jack
son, 1915 Fourth Av. $; Mrs
Mary Alice Smith, 362S Clinton
Av.: Rosetta Gross, 1920 18th
Az, N; Miss Roweua Warren,
1888 Fourth Az. s.
Feb. & Mrs. J, Il. Freeman. lla
Royalston Az, N: Mrs. Elsie Hall
243o FIFTH Az. S; Mrs, Juauita
Breedlove, 622 Fremont Az. n.
Feb. Z Earl w. Bowman Sr,
1912 Fourth Az, s.; HezelSlah Al
len, oil Sheridan Az N. Mrs.
Alene Neal. 100 Hyland Az. n ,
Jan. Denise Rainey. 1884 Fourth
Az. s: Mrs Fay Ormes, S6oS 18TH
Az. S; Mrs, Theodore Hunter ST.
35I9 Clinton Az: Mrs Matte
westbcrry, 9I9 Seventh Az. N.
Feb. s Albert Allen Jr 1904
Fifth Ave s; Paulette Phillips.
ilI6 Third Av, s,
Feb 9-Rose TIllotson, Is n
Ninth st: Linda Benner, 1892
Clinton Az.
Feb, 10 George Lewis, HOS
Aldrich Az N: Dorothy Mae
Kincannon. 7Oi Oak Lake Av n. !;
Mrs. T F F1ippen, 39i3 Second
Az. s; Mrs. William Head. 1912
Fifth Av, s. Mrs Walter Aston,
39l7 Third Az, 8; Jeffrey Leigh.
ton Mckinney, S23 Fremont Az
N; Ira Robinson, 1888 FIFTH Az.
s.
Out-Of-Town Birthday
Feb 4 Clifford Enger. Austin
MINI
Feb. 9 Stafford Lott. Los An
Celes, Calf
Feb 6 David Tate, Fergus
Falls. MINI
Feb. S Ashford Carter, Chi.
cago. III. Clifton Brown Cleve-
land. O., Herman Sweets, Paola,
Kans.; Johnson Wilson, Los An.
gelcs Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03

Wise woman knows that the
best beauty treatment for cara II
a well.latherod waahcloth applied
with a firm touch. Scrub them
well both fore and aft ~ with
plenty of EoapsudH and your ears
viii be ready Ia display ~ n
hitting background for dazzling
earrings
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS


Feb q Mr.. and Mrs Heron
Tucker, 1920 Smelling Az. eight
years
Feb 10 Mir and Mrs Percy g
Hughes Jr.. 1850 Firth Az. 3. i5
years
ST. PAIL
Feb Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Stewart. 603 Carroll Av. IL
years
Feb, 10 Mr. and Mrs Harbert
HALLS, 707 Rondo Az. nine years
It's easter 10 keep things clean
II YOU know the reasons why II
pays 10 do 50 Take dust cloths,
for example. II pays To- studs out
busters daily because dirty dust
cloth spreads old oil and may also
scratch the surface 81 fine fur
niture.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-03
New Phone Number

New Phone Number
Our Minneapolis phone numbers
are Federal 5-3595 or Federal
57O7I.
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Social and Personal
MINNIE APOLlS

Baby Girl Its baby girl for MIR and Mrs Leon Johni.
1885 Second Az s. born January 49, Minneapolis
era hospital weighing pounds and eight Rhonda
Ann the chosen is the first child for the ohngans Mr.
and Mrs Louis Sorrel Minneapolis the maternal grand
parents Mr. and Mrs Eugene Johngan also of Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Meony Says Negroes
Must Have Rights

New York, - (ANP) -- The
President OF the new AFI~CIO,
declared recently that the Unit
ed States cannot defeat commun-
ism abroad until Negroes in the
south are assured OF their con-
stitutional rights,
Speaking at the NTH annual
luncheon meeting Of the La
Guardia Memorial Association in
the Standardization hotel. George
Meany warned:
we can't carry on our fight a
gainst communism successfully II
we in the United States are COM
placent in the face OF the stark.
naked fact that hundreds Of thou
sands OF persons are denied basic
constitutional rights because they
are Negroes.
II Mr.. LaGuardia were alive to-
day, Meany said. he would raise
his voice increasingly against this
refusal TO give freedom and equal
rights to so many citizens in the
southern states"
This is a shame everyone in this
country bears, and part 81 our de-
Tense against communism is to
see that this shame is wiped out"
the labor leader added.
A highhght Of the luncheon
meeting was the awarding o. a
plaque poSthumously TO Albert l.
Patterson, Alabama Attorney
General Elect, who was slain in
1884 in his cleanup Of Phoenix
City, Ala.
The plaque was presented by
Mrs, Marie La Gusrdis, widow Of
the former Mayor, 20 Mrs. Patter-
son. wife Of the Alabama reform
er,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

perience TO keep dispatches going
TO the press about the bands ac-
tiuties." Bostic will pay SIS
weekly, plus the usual road ex-
penses. Those Interested In apply
ing should contact this reporter
at once.
Joyce Bryant's scheduled to be
baptized this month by Rev X. II,
Hudson OF Ephesus Seventh Day
Adventist Church In Harlem. And
II things 90 as planned, beautiful
and shapely Vivian Cervantes
1.-THE model, cover girl and night
club performer) will be 'in that
number" Chicago's fabulous
Sammy Dyer, the guy who taught
dancing TO the likes OF Jackie
Gleason's photographer, June Tay-
lor, win desert his dancing school
and show producing chores at the
Club De Lisa for a spell, In order
10 produce shows at the Mardi
Gras Hotel in Las Vegas At
tractive Angelyn Doggett (she's
Bin the organist's spouse) has her
heart set on that Cell Chapman
original 24-karat gold dress worn
by actress Barbara Britton on the
1894 900 Question"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24


seemed to notice the difference.
There's no use raising heck
about it. Indignation is here and
we have to accept it. Everybody
that gets on my bus will be treat
ed the same way. Whoever doesn't
like it can walk" Piles said.
Ada!r High Is the only high
school in the county, and integra-
ton was ordered last September
by Federal Judge Mac swinford,
after suit was brought to admit
the Negro students.
Swinford also ordered the
eounty's elementary schools in
tegrated no later than next
September or August.
Principal Joe James told the
new students that they would be
assigned to classes as soon as
their records are checked. He said
Indignation would be accomplished
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Those Who Make
The Twin Cities
CONTINUED from page 81

Continued from page 81
His work WAS commended and
used in other cities as an Illus
tration OF a successful type Of APP
proach to further the cause Of
civil rights.
In 1864. the Judge WINS appoint
ed as one OF the members OF the
Citizens Committee 10 study the
handling Of Juvenile delinquents
In st. Paul A lengthy report Of
this committee, calling for drastic
reforms and improvements was
submitted TO the Board Of County
Commissioners In 1855.
As chairman OF the citlzen'a
committee 10 study reforms for
the st. Paul Workhouse, with the
sanction OF Commissioner Frank
Marzitelli, a pilot health and ed
ucationd program has been put
into practice. Mantoux tests.
chest x-rays and other services are
provided; a circulating library has
been installed, audio-visual edu-
cation has also been introduced
Judge Gingold believes that these
pilot experiments will be expand
cd 10 such a point that they viii
play a part in the moulding OF the
patterns Of behaviour OF residents
OF the workhouse.
Judge Glngold has concentrat-
cd upon doing a more positive Job
In the field OF domestic relations.
In March, 1868, an intake divis-
ion OF the Municipal Court was
established TO adjust family rela-
tons difficulties at the root level.
The Municipal Court intake d.
vision attempts by counsellng and
by utilization OF churches, social
agencies and other community re-
sources TO seek solutions for diff
fculties.
II L. easy 10 understand why
the Judge was appointed Brother
hood Chairman OF st. Paul for
Brotherhood Week. February 10
20 by the Hon Edward ]. Dewitt
who Is Regional Chairman.
In December, 1858, Judge Cling
old received the Man OF the Year
Award. In accepting H. he de-
clarcd that his wife. Helen. was
equally entitled TO the credit for
whatever services he may have
rendered because he said she "in-
spired II, encouraged II and sac
rficed for t." In addition 10 car
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

ing for the three Gingold girls
sandra, nine. Carla, six and Mir.
lam, four. Mrs. Gingold is a com.
munity-minded person. She Is past
president Of the Bethesda Nurses
Alumni Association and was
chairman Of the committee which
established the Sister Esther Por.
ter Memorial Library in the new
Bethesda Hospital Nurses home
She u also active In PTA and
mental health circles. However,
her main duties are serving as
father and mother 10 the three
girls.
Professor McElmeel. the Judges
former law instructor recently
wrote OF Judge Gingoid:
Judge Glngold is a good stu
dent OF the law, a definitely char
table person. with a genuine sense
OF justice, ana mas all the patience
10 enable him TO hear fully every
ones case. I hope st. Paul and
Minnesota will appreciate the sort
OF superior person they have in
him"
This young man. from the West
Seventh Street district OF 81.
Paul. has come a long way. u
must not have been easy 10 obtain
an education and 10 work part
time he has worked, and
worked hard, and risen, and yet,
we do not find him out OF touch
with just plain peopleI 81. Paul
and Minnesota are indeed for
tunatel
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without difficulty and he would do
all he could to help.
Everybody seemed to get into
the spirit Of things. Coach John
Burr said: Il don't see anything
else to do except integrate. Every
one knows it's the law"
As to the question Of Negroes
playing on the basketball team,
Burr said: I'm the coach. II any
one is eligible to come 10 school
and he is a good enough ball
player, he'll be on my team"
One Negro freshman, Michael
White admitted the situation
would "be a little strange and
new at first, but TN sure it
won't last long"
A white senior student, Jim
Yarberry Jra said: Wen treat
them all right and I'm sure they'll
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

dry" soap or detergent suds.
After sudsing, simply rinse with
a cloth or sponge wrung out Of
warm water and wipe dry. Re
hang at the windows and leave
unrolled until thoroughly dry.
Then roll them tight and leave
overnight this irons" your
shades nicely.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Descriptions; Philadelphia Daily
News comment on Tavern Baker
was "She adds considerable body
English to her vocalizing with
some movement before the micro
phone that have little to do with
the tunes being sung"
Another critics describes Doro-
thy cambridge In this fashion
"Swathed In n cocoon-like gown
OF gold lace, she came wrtggliug
ont OF the wings like a caterpillar
on hot stove"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Diggers for = water main ditch
in Salem, Ore. recently uncovered
a stretch OF street car tracks
made Of wood, unused for 20 years
but sin good.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

through your excellent paper, we convey TO all
Negroes in the State Of Minnesota our best wish
es. Progress which you have made demonstrates
your ability, your courage and your forttude.
there is one thing that you cannot do and that is
give up your fight for the rights you richly de-
serve.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
HOW IMcRo DIED QUIETLY
AT KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL

Columbia Ky-(ANP)-Without fanfare excitement,
Negro students entered Adar County Consolidated Schools
last week. thus accomplishing Kentuckys first courordered
Indignation.
The Negro pupils rode school the school bus with
white children and the driver Piles said Of them
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Marion Anderson shares the
roster with a host OF other top
names In the classical field when
NBC-TV's Producers Showcase
stages Its next extravaganza on
Jan. so,
Disk n Data; PHILIPS Prophet
John the Conqueror would like to
thank the anonymous admirer
who sent him set OF Herb JEFF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Louis Armstrong. a much-in-
demand artist these days, is no
longer tagged with the usual
"Satchmo" handle he's worn for
years, Louis never needed It any
way.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

treat US the same way"
For Principal James It was all
Just another days work"