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MOTHER OF 81. PAUL
WOMAN RECEIVES
pOSThuMOUS AWARD

~ meeting OF the National
Council Of Social Work held In
Dea AoineS. on Friday. November
y presentation 81 a posthunoua
award 10 the late Mrs Lillian Ed,
mundS 81 DeS Hoinss. WIS accept.
81 by Mrs Alfred Williams Of 7iD
Hondo Az. 81 Paul Mrs Williams
In the daughter of Mrs Edmunds
In making the presentation, Dr
Nathan Cohen. dean of the sOciO-
logy Department at New York
University. New York CITY. told
Of Mrs Edmunda outstanding
service In the field of social work
In DeH Moines.
Mrs, Williams accepted tho Oh
tation on behalf of her brother.
Arthur Edmunda, executive sec.
Rotary Of the Urban League Of
Flint, Michigan,
sho returned to 81 Paul on
Sunday. November II.
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ZION BAPTIST

Prevention of SIN" was the
subject Of Rev. II. w. Bolts morn
ing message Sunday, November IL
using for the scripture back
ground. Psalm 1l9:ll. Thy word
have / hid in my heart that /
might not sin against thee"
Rev. Bolts said that Christians
should not do the things that
magnify instead of reflect, there
fore, we must hide Gods word in
our own heart and mind. II God 5
word is displaced something viii
replace IL and that something is
san. This message was very up
lifting.
Music was by the Senior and
Young Peoples choirs OF Zion
Mr.. Willie Il. Hale and Mrs. Mil
dred Moore directing.
The Young Peoples Choir pre-
sented the Hale Trio in a musical
at the 8 o'clock hour. Everyone's
heart was made glad with the
wonderful singing OF this tho.
Visitors for the day were Curtis
Summerville. Mrs J c. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. IL Johnson, l..
Howard Bennett all OF Minnea-
polls, Mrs. Eta Gorom, Evanston
III. Mrs. r. l.. Howard and Mabel
Hatters, Of Des Moines
A. Battles, Mrs. F. Wade, Mrs
Eva Mack and Mrs. Wardell are
new additions 10 our sick list. we
are sorry TO report. Continue 20
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SIOUX
= IL
NEWS
N o 7 z S
By Mayo Coates
AlouH Fnlla, 8. ID.

VA know, I'm kinda wondering
what happened 10 Paul Coahley
This kid says he's from California
but I s.e he went 10 Kentucky In
his new Oidamobile "ss' Ia see
about some family property, I
know darn we'll Paul amt going To
fare well down home. Or viii he
bring the property back IN the
ear lie has boon gone three
weeks.
Folks here had = heck OF q time
trying to figure out whether
Armtstice bay was holiday or
not Some did. some didn't Men
did, housewives didn't
Dcbbie Tate, Willis Moore and
Virgil Anderson are all ON the up
grade Debbie Tate was hit by u
car n week or ~ ago, suffered =
broken arm and bruises Home
now doing nicely VILLA Moore has
diabetes and other conditions. and
ls rccuperating at home, Virgil
Anderson u IN the Vets hospital
after suffering three strokes.
Muriel Anderson and daughter,
Harriet Anderson and daughter,
hoped a ride with Harry Hiii.
IIarriets pater. and spent the
week end In Sioux Fails with their
relatives and friends Mr. Inn and
Murici returned to Minneapolis
Harriet and child arp here with
the Wallace and Anderson family
Ella sutton Of Pasadena. Calf,
sister of Virgil Anderson, return
ed To- the Coast after spending
week In tho Anderson home. IOa
W bailey Mrs sutton enjoyed
many evenings In various homes.
wincing and dining
Jerry Cabbcll was hostess 60
the ~. Johns Missionary Society.
The group have regular sessions
every two weeks lu the home Of
the members IT tho church Jerry
In nnc hostess. The Cabbclrs ~
Gently Joined ~ Johns church
Mrs, n Bentley - president Of the
mission
Everyone here Is making ready
to sec Teddy Qualls At our annual
Auto show, Teddy and Terry are
well known hcrr and very wei
como Hope they Will bring ole
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MT. OLIyET BAPTIST

Therefore II any man be in
Christ he will put away old things
and all things viii become new
Jesus Christ hath given TO us the
ministry OF reconciliation. This
was the text from which Rev Il
II Hunter preached Sunday. No
vember IL, taken from Cor. 8, IL
Is verses He used for his subject.
"A New Creature in Christ
Morning prayer was given by
deacon Harvey Hopkins Sr.
Music was provided by the SEN
Tor choir. Mrs. Viola Cassell and
Mrs. Bertha McKerson were solo
lists.
Visitors for the day were Mr..
and Mrs A. l.. Alexander, Union
Baptist church. Waterloo, la, and
Roy 4 Bolts OF Chicago, Ill.
Mt. Olivet church extends deep
est sympathy TO the following
members and their families God
frey Rawlings in the loss of his
father, Mr. Frank Rawlings Sr.;
Mrs Bessie Moore in the loss Of
her husband. Benjamin Moore;
deacon f.. " Daniels in the loss of
n Mster-in-law In Kansas City,
Mo. and 10 Mrs. James Buckner
in the loss OF her grandmother In
Indianapolis. Ind.
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HAYWOOD. PIANIST AND COMPOSER. TELLS
HOW ne WAS INSPIRED TO
WRITE hit CANADIAN SUNSET

Chicago tANFJ Not too long
ago Eddie Haywood. whose magic
on the piano keyboard has won
him fabulous acclaim, was play
ing a date In Qucbec, Canada when
h. noticed the setting Of beauti.
fuI Canadian sun.
Deeply moved by the beauty OF
this event Haywood used To stop
In small hillside church yard 10
ST and reflect the splendOr OF the
sun setting Each day before go
ing 70 work. he would stop and
watch the beautiful crimson sun
descending behind the hills over
the horizon
Eof two weeks Eddie found him,
self becoming more and more
charmed and enhanced by this elo,
giant phenomena and one day he
decided To do something about
capturing this beauty In music
Thus was born Canadian Sun.
set which In a matter OF week.
became top hit throughout the
nation selling thousands Of comics
Heywooda career started when
he WAS "A in nm Atlanta yauhe.
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that aggregation Of Negroes and
whites on Montgomery buases yl0-
lated the Constitutions guRran-
tees ~ due process and equal pro.
lection under the law.
In "A brief. unanimous order the
supreme court cited It's 1904 de-
ciSion against segregation In pub.
he schools II also cited Aubse-
quent decisions outlawing seq
regation In public parks and play
grounds ana on public golf links.
This affirmation removed all
doubt that the Court was outlaw
Ing all aggregation on public
transportation syatsms. especially
the bus lines.
Roy wilkins, executive accre-
tary of the NAACp In New York
called the latest court decision, n
further step In the direction Of
wiping out all forms Of racial
segregation IN public tax sup.
ported facilities. services and In.
situations"
There IL Indication that " the
Montgomery bus line II allowed
10 halt its segregation that tho
Montgomery Improvement ASSN.
headed by Rev Martin Luther
King, might decide the boycott Of
several months which financially
crippled the cities bus limo.
King called the Supreme Courts
latest decision, n glorious day
break 10 end the long night of On.
forced segregation on transporta-
ton.
hiHalAalppi'a Gov, J. = Coleman
said the now decision will make no
difference In his state, He said,
our attitude about tho decision
will be about the same an about
tho school segregation cases"
Tallahassee Negro car pool
drivers who were convicted re-
Gently OF carrying passengers In
an effort by local officials To force
Negroes Jlmero busaca upon
learning Of the Supreme Court de-
ciHion asked for a new trial.
Tho Montgomery bus boycott
was the first widespread use by
American Negroes OF the passive
Resistance approach against race
segregation ON public convcyAncea
and ita Use In America has at
tracted International attention.
The Montgomery boycott was fol.
lowed by tho Tallahassee boycott
where Negroes are stlll riding In
private ears or walking To work
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81 NJ N ONS

SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HESSEPtN
In District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Richard Frey, Plaintiff,
Mary " Frey. Defendant
STATE pF MINNESOTA To THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint Of
the paintirf In the above entitled
action. copy of which 10 on file
with the Clerk % the above Court
and to serve a copy OF your answer
thereto upon tho subscriber at his
office AZ 1900 Park Avenue. In the
CitN % Minneapolis, County OF Hen
nsptu and state % Minnesota, with
ia thirty ts0r days after the service
u this summons gpop you, sNclusiN"
- tho day 10 service, and u you
Fail 20 40 answer said complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the plain
tltf viii apply 90 the Court for the
rslI~f demanded in her complaint
GORDON .. PETERSON
Attorney for Plaintiff
1000 Park Avenue
Minneapolis Minnesota
tspokosman. Nov - lB
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BoOk CluB TO
NEAR RosERr JoRWc
ON NOVEMBER IS

The Book club will hold its sec
ond public meeting ON Sunday
day afternoon. November % from
I To 9 III. in the Upper Midwest
Room Of the Star Tribune Ruild-
ing, I26 Portland Az, Mime
apolis
Robert Jurvig executive direct
or Of the Minneapolis housing ard
Acknowledgement Authority VIII
head panel discussion on hoUt-
ing other panelists wtll be
specialists ~ the housing field
Mrs Barbara Cyrus Is general
chairman ot the meeting with Mra.
Jean Coins as cu-chairman
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We. the family of the late Frank
II Rawlings Sr., wish to express
our thanks and appreciation for
the many acts of kindness during
our recent bereavement. We es-
pecially wish TO thank Rev. Floyd
Massey Jr., for his comforting as
sistanCe.
For the many cards, letters,
kilograms and floral tributes to
our loved one, we shall always be
grateful
Mrs. Frank II. Rawlings Sr.,
wife: Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Raw
hngs, Mr.. and Mrs Frank II.
Rawlings Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Rawlings, sons and daugh-
ters-in-law.
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MoxfieId PTA
Enjoys Program

a delightful program OF music
ana dancing was the highliRht Of
the meeting OF the MaSfield PTA
on Tuesday. November -, Mis-
tress 81 ceremonies was Mrs
Bcttyc Ann Willis
Before the meeting guests Wis
tied the ClhssrOoms and toured the
building Parents served az hos
tcsses and introduced teachers.
SoloistA on the program were
Miss 10 Eta Kemp. who was ac-
companied by Miss Mary Kaye
Murray, Bradford Benner. who
sang without A Song by You.
mans. with Al Richmond at the
piano and James Murray who
sang The Blind Ploughman He
was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Mary Kaye Murray, The
Choral Group OF Pilgrim Baptist
church directed by Mrs Louells
Taylor sang. Thanks BE To God"
Mrs Msgda Hunt was their ac-
companist
4 recitation. The Needle
Way was given by Warren
Hayes Miss Anita nm. Univer-
sity OF Minnesota Student. gave
a dance Interpretation Of Il he
heve"
Presiding over the business SEES,
sion was Mrs. Norma Jones. presi.
dent % the group.
Following the program. refresh
ments were served in the commun-
ity room.
Mrs Leona Winner. il principal
OF the Maxfield school
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EfIs No sisGs
ORDER FoR NEARING PETITION
FOR ADMiNIsTRATiON LIMITING
TINE TO EJIE CLAIMS AND FOH
HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPtS
IN PROBATE COURT
Ia re Estate Of James p. Hog
garth. Dsoedent.
Order for HsardiaE Petition for
Letter. sf Administrations
1T ~ ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, N any they
have. t.rfor" this Court on Monday.
December 10Th. 1853, at 10 o'clock
\ " In the Court House In Mime
apons, Minnesota, why the petition
~ willis X IIoEgarth. % Phoenix,
Arizona for the appointment Of Jean
" Douglas a. ADMINISTRATIVE. here
IN filled should not be granted.
order 60 Ftie Claims and for
HssrinE Tssrsea
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof. all creditors OF said DsCe-
dent file their claims In this Court
Proofs viii be heard and claims eN-
amined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. April let, 1857, at
10 O'Clock \ " IN the Court Hous"
In MINNEAPOLIS. MInne,ot" ,,.,.,.,
in the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according to law
COURT SEAL
WITNESS the non o. J. AN
pERSpN. acting Judge Of Pro
bate Court, this 18th day %
November 1855
ERNEST y IORENE
clerk 81 Probate Court
Norman Peri. Attorney
7o5 y " Fed HidE
Spokesman. Nov Is. - 4 1oD
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Services For Beniomio
Moore ST.. Held

Services lot uerianun MnNrc.
81 ~ " lawson st who died
November In our Lady of Couf
Counsel Home. were held NJ : y
m Monday. November ~ at the
Brooks Funeral chapel Rev Non.
Ftl \ Carly oftictatcd with bur
Ial IN Forrest Lawn cemetery
Survivors include his wife Mrs
BESSIE Moore. son, pr BENJAMIN
J Moore " Kansas city. Mo sis.
tor. Mrs Elizabeth Workman. ~.
Louis Mo, ant other relatives
urook Funeral Home was Ia
charge 81 arrangements
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Pile No 1870
ORDER t'OR HE,RING FIN,L
NCsOt NJ AND PETITION
EnA nIAIAINI IION

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY on WENNEPtN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate ~ Meta \ Blackburn
psrsteut
1T - ORDERED that the fguai
account and petition for eNhmiua-
fIon thereof aud Tor distribution.
filed herein. be heard on Monday
December rFd. 1855. at o'clock =
NJ by this court i'm the Court
House IVA Minneapolis Minnesota
and that Az persons Interested In
this estate present objections. n
any. Why salt petition should not
- granted
rails Orter shall 30 published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according TO
Law
tSFAL)
WITNESS. tho HON O. : An
DERsON. acting JudEs q Pro
hate Court. thls eth daF ~
November 1855
ERNEST Y LgRTNT
tTvrk - Probate CnHrf
Larson. I.SsvfnEH- Linda aisr.
Freeman and Fraser. A'fnrnays
1870 Midland Rams Eldg
Spokesman Nov . ~ & ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
No. 1905
LAND TITLE MNONs IN
APPLIC ALTON f'OH
HEEI4TH ALTON OF LAND

REMUNERATION OF IANb
STATE Or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENSEPIS
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ia the matter OF the application
Of Ruth v. Beattle 10 register the
title 10 the following described real
estate situated Ga Heunsgln County
Minnesota, namely.
The south 0nc-uaIf 81 Lot 10
and al 81 Lot ~, Block 9, L. -.
HlEhaTdaou'E Addition 10 Mime
ap0iis, Applicant
w.
Bernard \. swanson, Rose ".
swanson, The Minneapolis saw
Iugs ana Loan Assu, tatIpu. Erilug
NOTduEEs. Ina D. SurduesH. his
wife. Unknown Heirs Of william
TrulHen, Deceased and all other
persons or parties unknown
claiming any right. title, estate,
lien Dr Interest iu the real estate
dsscTibcd ia the application here
In, Defendants.
Ths state Of Minnesota 60 the above
named Defendants
You are hereby summoned and T"'
gVirEi TO answer the application al
the applicant tn the above entitled
proceeding and 20 file your answer
10 the said application In the office
81 the clerk 81 said court, In sBid
county within twenty tG0J days
after the service % this summons
upon you. exclusive Of tho day II
such service. and. II you fail t1 an,
swsr the application within the time
aforesaid. the applicant la this pro,
rssdiuR viii apply &" the court fOr
tho relief demanded therein
WITNESS. Philip g schmidt
clerk ~ said court. and the seal
thereof at Minneapolis. IN said
county. this 18Th day Of Nnyrm
bor. A. u. 1855
tSEALb
PHILiP q SCHMIDT. clerk
ny A g. Hopper. Deputy
Norman Feyi
NemsTOV 4 Pert,
Attorneys for Applicant
7DS y " Federal EldE
Minneapolis, MINI.
Spokesman. Nov. 10. 20 \ 800
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l"|r " Nbffa
oRDt'R E0W uENRINg FINNI
Nt'nI ~ NNn rtrtftO>
lOR niSTRIHI rION

ST Afh HEt MIN f.~fNfA
ybf NTN tF NENNEg'TN
rNDuNrE COURT
re Estate 10 LsEry y payi.. 10
rsirnt
~ - pWEETD thrg the finaI a.
gnart a0a u.fIltan Tor examination
thereof ant fur distribution. flied
tsrrtu b. beard on Monday nrysui
Der ia1h. tsSg AZ % e'giNyS A NJ by
thts court In the Caurt Mouse In
MtHneaFoNs MinUssSta, ant tia;
az perEons Interested IN tbs estate
pre@ont objection u ANY shy said
pstitton should HNt hr granted
IRIS Nrytrr shall hs pahlishsJ Ia
the NtnWgapNIfs Sp-tk ssfaaH ard
copies thereof mailed Asccrdias %
hS
tSEAtN
WITNESS the non q An,
pFRSnN actiae igass ~ no.
hate Nhsnrt iris 18th aAv ~
NcNRnah her. tsAs
ERNEsT O. LnRE<E
Clsrk % Probate Court
NewerNv a Perl
ti Y " FEDERAL mtg
tspekes~aa New 10 % q fn
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CARD OF THANKS

We gratefully acknowledge
with deep appreciation, the many
flowers. cards, kilograms and
other expressions of Kindness
shown our loved one, Richard l.
Stokes Sr,. extended during his
illness and subsequent death. Our
sorrow was certainly softened by
such friendly gestures.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Stokes, wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard l.. Stokes Jr.,
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland
A. Stokes and family. Mr., and
Mrs. Kenneth Stokes and MIS-
Earline c. Galloway. children.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks TO the many
friends who remembered me with
visits, cards, tokens and other
acts OF friendship during my re-
cent confinement at home due 10
an accident. l especially wish 10
thank Rev and Mrs. Il. J, Fizer
for the beautiful chrysanthemum
plant.
Mrs Nick Simmons.
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FORMER RESIDENT. MRS.
GRACE WILSON. oifS
~ los ANGLES

Word was received IN Mime
apolis Of the death IN los Angeles
OF Mrs Grace Wilson. widow ~
Marshall x Wilson both former
resident ~ Minneapolis
The wilson's movrd - California
IN tstS Mr. Wilson dicd in August
" THIS year Mrs Wilson - sur
uycd by her sister Mrs Mar,
Dukes who recently went o.
California from Minneapolis tr
live with the couple
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Much Improved, Paula walker

Nuch improved taaaa W Aikef
infant daughter % pr AMI Mrs
Eugene Walker ot pda Carroll Az
rs much improved and - expected
'u return harrc from - Joseph h
hospital FRIDAY To-Day The IV
tprt rutcucd tho hospital on NJ
vcmhcr : with pneumonia
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About Time Dept In Eng.
land a rising young actress has
received permission 10 change her
name from Magdaiene Ekatarina
Antonina vlshinAltyi klastAItsa 10
Magda Miller.
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- -.Ie Jackson Daily NEWS. and
wired him that "Mississippi stands
ready 10 defend any Of It's public
officials who are sought 10 be
made the victims Of unjustified
federal coercion" Coleman asked
Olney TO name any county regis
trars in MisAisslppi who had de-
MED Negroes the vote and added.
II you have any cases we viii
meet you at the courthouse"
Another scream Of anger came
from the Daily News which In
front page editorial calls Olney "a
plain. unvarnished, unmitigated
liar" for trying TO tell the people
Of this nation that Negro voters
in the South are being kept away
from the polls"
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File NJ #arFG
oaDER FoR HENRING FIN,I
AttOt NJ AND FtTITlON
FON DisTRInJ TION

TATE NF NNFSbTA
COUNTY DF HESNEPIN
Re Estate ~ Matte Jarss also
ksuu0 a. Mite Jones, pvr~dsnt
IT - ORDERED that the tnai
R-ruH~f ard petition fNr sVar7ina-
flrn thereof and for iEsfTfhution.
filed hrFrtn- % heard or MH-day.
November esth. 1855. AZ - O'Clock
4 NJ by this Court "a the Court
House tu NIunvaro'is Minnesota
and that at persons interesfrd in
thls estate preasnt nhfectI'nr u arv
Shy saii petltion shaui not Be
granted
Tns Ovdpr shall - Published n
the Minvsapois Spokesman Ard
copies thereof mailed according 60
law
,SEAIA
WITNESS the Ron JAMES
- kENoE Judge % rrnSata
Court this sstA day % octobsr.
1875
ERNEST r IpRrSE
CLERK - Probate CTGTt
tsaA q smith, Attorney
81 Palace H'tg
spokesman New fsS lN
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Another Blow 10 Segregation,
High Court Outlaws
Dixie Bus JimCro In
Backing Lower Court

Washington, ID, CThe United States Supreme Court de.
Vrred another body blow to segregation public
portation here today when wiped and local
curing segregation, as un- Unconstitutional.
The court by unanimously reaffrming decision a three
federal district in ontgomcry Ala which had ruled
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81 " MONS

So WO>s
STATE OF MINI ESOTA
cot ST'I OBJ HENSEFIS
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Gretchen Elizabeth tombstone,
Plaintiff
wallace tombstone.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA To
THE ABOVE NAMED
DEPENDANT
You, the above named defendant.
are hereby summoned and required
"a answer the complaint Uf IN.
pialutiff In the above entitled a., o.
ton, which complaint has been
filed In the office 81 the Clerk Of
said District Court st the Ctty Of
Minneapolis County Of Hennspin.
state 81 Miuussota. aud to serve a
copy 81 your answer to the said
their offices, T01 Northeastern Fed %
eral BulidtnK, Minneapolis. Mime
sofa. In said County OF H"nnspiU.
within thirty taOb days after set
yi,s 1f this summons upon you, rN-
elusive % tho day 81 such service.
and n you fan 10 answer the said
complaint within tho time Aforr-
said the piatnttft IN this action viii
apply H. the Court for the relief
demanded In said complaint.
Dated october sist 1856
Norman psTl for
N.mroV and Perl
Attorneys for Plaintiff
i05 NoTthNeatrTp Federal Building
Minneapolis ?. Minnesota
spokesman. November Is. - & aOI
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US. Threat To Prosecute
Those Barring Negro Voters
Brings HOWIs From Lixie

Jackson MissA threat by the Department of Justice TO
where Negroes have been denied the right
vote Mississippi drew replies from Mississippi officials
including Governor j. T. Coleman
Gov Coleman called the statement Of ASS T. Attorney
General Warren Oney Ill cheap political bluff according
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Attending Business School: Mrs.
Ella Mae Shelton of 4l2 Iglehart
enrolled at Rasmussen Practical
Business school on September IT,
and is attending evening classes.
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The man who never makes a
mistake viii he found taking
orders from ore who occasionally
ioes.
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A new freight car came off the
assembly lines Ia the United
states every eight minutes, on the
average. IN June 1854
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Keeping ur with the ionesrs
isn't nearly ~ dangerous as try
lnE 90 pass thorn on a Hill