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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

DR.. Alexander Abrams. St Paul
police surgeon, was elected pole
march Of Kappa Alpha Psi Alumni
Chapter at its November meeting
held at the home Of James Grf-
fin, 5s7 Rondo Av., St Paul
Other officers elected for the
ensuing year were DIR. &. II. vii
hams Sr., vice polemarch: Robert
Covington. keeper of records: Don
aid Wheeler. assistant keeper of
records; Carl Fraction. exchequer.
Kermit Wheeler, strategist: Den
ms Hines. lieutenant strategist,
Ronald O'Neal, historian; Donald
ONeal. reporter and Robert Gov
ington, dean Of pledges.
The December meeting will be
held Sunday the 18th atthe home
81 Carl Fraction, 3sII Clinton Az,
Minneapolis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
Walter Lowe Heart
Asfoek Victim; Rites
Held ruesdoy, Dec. q

Services for Walter Lowe, 3Ti7
Second Av. s, who died suddenly
Thursday afternoon. November 30
were held nj p M Tuesday, De
cembcr 4, at 81. Paurs Church OF
God in Christ Rev c Virgins
offcsted with burial in Lakewood
cemetery
Mr. Lowe died % = heart attack
IN fiiiing station just after driv-
ting IN for service He was born In
Louisiana and had lived in Mime
apohs for the past II years lie
was member % 50. paurs
Church % God in Christ.
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs Julius Lowe. two sons. wal
ter Jr and " G Lowe. three sis
tiers MIS- NirCte Moslev Mrs
MIttic Y Smith and Miss Ora Lee
Lowe. all Of Rock Island. III two
brothers Hurley = Lowe ot Poca-
tcllc. Idaho and floyd Lowe Jr ~
Rock Island III, and other rcla.
tiveS.
His three sisters and one broth
or from Rock Island Mrs Clara
Rucker Of Kansas City. Mo, Mrs
loves SISTER and Miss OsiesSs Ne.
Castle. daughter % Mrs Lowe and
Rev Cwnelius Rucker cousin.
both % Bakersnsld. CaHf. came 20
the city 90 attend funeral services
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
l3 Duchess Club
Holds lis Annual
Holiday Porty

A festive spirit prevailed In the
beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
William McQucrry. 5000 Oakland
Az on Saturday evening. Decem-
Der Ist. when the ~ Duchess Club
held its annual holiday party,
Members and their guests were
entertained ~ the McQucrry's
coy riimpus room
An abundance of food of all
kinds along with the traditional
turkey ana ham. plus liquid re-
frcahmcnts were served through
out the evening
-Four members birthdays were
celebrated and they were each CIV
on u gn by the club They were
Mrs LOIS Murphy. Mrs. Maxine
Jones, whose natal days are DE.
ccmber 5th, Mrs Minnie Rhodes
December 7th and Mrs Harriet
Jones. December sth 4 club gift
was also presented 10 Mrs. Marie
Reddick
SOCializing. dancing and cards
were enjoyed and the hospitality
Of the hostess group received
many compliments from guests
who agreed II was party long TO
be remembered
Guests enjoying the gaia eve
ming were the Messrs and Mines
Bert Dawson. Frederick Jones
Walter Smith. Albert Allen, Jr.
Albert Moorchcnd. 81 Paul Mines
Viola Madden, Rosa Mahan, Jessie
Shepard and the Mcssrs William
McQuerry. Warncll Rhodes, CLYDE
Johnson, Harry Msssengin. Robert
Payne, and Theodore Jones,
Club members present were the
Mines Ivy Maascngill, president.
Harriet C. Jones. secretary treas.
urcr Minnie Rhodes. birthday
chairman. Marie Rcddick. Harriet
Jones Tcpa Wade. Dorothy Payne.
Nancy Allen, Ruth McQucrry
Christine Johnson. Edna Curtis
and LOIS Murphy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
81. Thomas Women's
Annual BoIuur Set For
Saturday, December 8

Circle December 8 on your cal
endar when the Women's Auxili-
airy Of st, Thomas Episcopal
church will hold their annual
bazaar and dinner at the church
beginning at one o'clock.
You will find many handmade
articles for that special someone
for Christmas giving. as well as
homemade goodies. There will be
fun for all, fish pond. orange
tree and a post office where other
gifts may be purchased.
BE sure To come out, have din
ned and do your shopping. Admis-
sion Is free.
Mrs James Robinson is general
chairman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
Many Registered A.
Human RIGHTS Fair

The Minneapolis SPOKESMAN
was among the groups having dis
plays at the Human Rights Fair
and Fair Play Day held at Hotel
Nicollet all day Thursday Noyem-
Der 80
Among those who registered at
the papers exhibit were Rev. An
drew ~. Otani. director OF the
Japan8es American Community
Community Center. Mrs. Edwin
Folk, Mrs. Margaret NJ. Thorn
son, Louis 4. Lerman, Minnesota
Labor Committee. Mrs. l.. f. Ler-
man OF Aahtomedi. MINI. Mrs.
Jane Winum and Mrs. Arnold
Gomborg Of the Minneapolis Coun-
Gil OF characterization. Fern
neshbesher OF the Anti-Defama-
ton League.
Also Maurice Haynes, Mrs.
Royce Hansen. Mrs. l.. Chlvers,
Mrs. Orvilie Hognander. Mrs. Ed
ma Romer, Mrs. u. r. Parrot.
Frank Boyd. st Paul labor leader,
Harold r. Reyes, Edward v.
Donahue. Jess Heltzes. Mrs. &.
Galen Catlin, Mrs Ella A. Liskey.
president Fifth District College
Women's Clubs, Elsie Charter.
Laura Hegstad Marion Leaders,
Mrs. H. NJ Belts, Lake Harriet
Methodist church. Judge f. F.
Waite, Miss Cara Montana. Mrs.
Eudora Adkins, Sam T. Ogunyale
And Mrs. Signe Burckhardt Of
the UILP.. w. NJ. Willer, Mrs.
John w. Richardson. Mrs r. S.
Raymond. Sarah l.. Wallace. Mrs.
l.. II. Mogck. Geraldine Brandt.
Alice r. Drescher, Mrs. NJ A
L&dcrson, Dan Jacoboski. Deloris
Kanten. Mrs. G.. II McCune of the
Joint Committee for Equal Oppor-
tunity, David CLANCY, Benjamin
Chart. Chi Ku Whang. Mrs. f.
Sarbo, o. J. Jerde. James C. Mayer
Opal Gartzke, Betty Bradshaw and
Mrs. II, S. Lynde
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
URBAN LEAGUE GUILD TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETINC

ON Monday. December 10, the
Minneapolis urbcan League Guild
viii hold tts annual meeting At
the Downtown YwCA ut : p. m
An members are urged to he on
GAL > vou'com Ctions.w Gro
tim" Reports win be heard ana
election NJ Officers VIII be held
After the business has transpir-
81 there win be Christmas 50.
ctal hour
NJ the November meeting ~ the
Guild the Executive Committee
gave report on plans for the
joint affair to be sponsored BY
both the ~ Paul and Minneapolis
Urban League Guilds In February
An members are urged 20 b. a.
the Annual Meeting to learn the
details ~ this affair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
IN MENIORIAM

In loving memory Of Mrs Mar
tina Boyd who passed away De
Ccmber II. 1916
Time may heal broken hearts.
Time may make wounds less sore
But time never stops the longing
For the loved one gone before.
DAYS Of sadness still come over
US.
Tears in silence often flow.
For memory keeps you ever near
us,
We who loved you sadly miss you
As II dawns another year.
In our lonely hours OF thinking
Thoughts OF you are ever near Va
Sadly missed by mother. Mr..
Sallie Brown. sister Mrs Della n
Ross, brothcr-in-law Richard Ross
and other relatives.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES


FiiF 80 SG17s
OHDIH EOH uIAHIN. PETITION
EOH ruOOE 30 VIII, LIMITING
TINE 10 wa CLAWS AM tOH
HENniNG inLtEo>
STATE BF ENtEBrA
CDtNTN DF IENNEptS
IN PROBATE GOtnT
In uo Eattia ~ George - i."un
ard. alsu kunRu - Goo. ~ leonard
and -. o. Leonard. bsDodonr
order Eor ursTIaE P-,IiIo. 90
prove WIN
IT ~ BUbEUGb that all persons
Interested show cause. u any they
have. before this court Du Monday.
December stth 1859 at 10 ufrloyk
4 ~ be tho Court House he Niuro
HruIts. NiuUuaula, WHY tho petition
hvreIu died. ~ John - IrunhIi aud
tia"rsa - leonard. hath 81 Houne-
rlu County Mtuursuta Tot tho al
i"nauu" - "A Instrument purpprt
ug CO. bee tho last WI and fiesta
urut 80 said psrrdgnt and the pro
tate thereof and Cuf the appoint
mont 81 Amaze pvtuaTd and i,ahr-
1l.t brluaTd. IT lteUuspiu County,
Nluurauih "a LNrvututzt should not
hr granted
oTa-1 to TIIs UIsIa. sad Iss
NraFtnK Therees
n ~ ~ .t,TUER ORDERED that
Within fuuT months from tho date
hereof al creditors 20 said pecedsnt
fiis their claims Ia this Court
tfu1Ts viii be heard aud claims rNa
amiuoi and adjusted before this
court 90 MondaF. April lst. 1867, At
10 O'Clock 4 81 10 the Court
House ~ Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shalt be published
IN the Minneapolis SppE esman and
copies matted according to law
tEIAt. or PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the upS - , An
bEHSpS. acting Judge oT rtp-
bate Court. this s4ri day ~
November. 1855
g. y InRESH
rivrk 81 PROBATE Court
ivuntrd. street and betnari
Attorneys
att Ntgpllst Avenue
tsphk rsmhn. Nov 80, Dec 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

Tilo Ne staas
FOR cROoF ~ viii IiNITi>G
rINE 40 iItE IIAINS AN rOH
UENnING TuUuEoN
STATE 90 MINNESOTA
rDtfNrN DF HENNEEIN
~ PNpuNTr tptUT
~ 10 Estate 81 Buat Nsiann to
ord-r Zoe ucariHE Petition 60
frsNr VIZ
tr ~ ORDERED that an purauua
Iuiefrafri show cause " any fNry
have. before this Court uu Monday
bsyru,hrr san. 1855. az 10 o.r1r,k
\ ~ ~ the 'rurt House "a Mime
apuita. h|nUepuIa. why ths petition
herrin rIrd. ~ Alfred Nelson. 81
chicago llituris. Toe tho allow suDs
~ a. iHatfuW-uf puruvrtIug TO ~
the last Wiil aud Testament nT said
b",rdcut Aud the probate thrrvof
ant Tor Tho bpUnintmnUt ~ >rls
N0lHun 80 Executor. should not be
granted
ordrr q. Tu- ,IsI... s.a 70,
UeartsG rasr~sa
IT ~ F1'NTlttN bNHEREn that
wIfNiu fnDr U7Nufha tTeW the date
hereof an creditors - saft n~retprr
tllo their claims ~ this Court
irnnfH "t'l 'vD heard and claims -
au'uei and adjusted h-frrv this
Court HH Monday Nrru lat. 1857. a.
20 n..'nrk 4 VI. in Tho Court IIouss
lu N'UueGpults Ninuranfa
lhrFr orders shalt bn puhIgahDi ir
tho Minneapolis Spokesman ant
couples mailed AegrrtIfnH tn law
fSENi tr rNpHNrE COURT,
WITS tsSS the IlDN ~ : Al
hlilHpN. acting 1udrr ~ Trn
bate Court this aEfh a,y Of n.
Nourt~r. 1855
Nruraf y tnrrua
''erk - Probate Court
lafznU lurNluHvr lanH4uIsf
fryrr'Hu 4 Fraser. ATTORNEYS
'"'' Midland Uk lH'E
iNrnhrantpn. NaN no prr 2 a ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
CARD OF THANKS

We gratefully wish TO convey
our deepest expression of gratitude
10 friends, neighbors and relatives
for the many acts OF love and
thoughtfulness during the death
OF our beloved son and brother
Allison Pope. For the beautiful
cards, kilograms. floral tributes
and other expressions of sympathy
we are eternally grateful,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Pope and
family.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
Airmar Charles Brunsh
is "Airmon OF Month

Altman 1 q Charles NJ Branch
was chosen December "Airman Of
the Month at the 2i65 air reserve
flying center
Altman Branch. y member Of
the communications squadron at
the center since September. 1883
Is student in the field ~ elec.
treaties
He IL the son Of Mrs Jessie NJ
Branch ~ Hampton. Va
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
w AT CHI
on fhe
p O 7 Q M A G

An In.eninrY Of IInpr

Washington With the grim
stories coming out OF Hungary and
eastern Europe these days. IL isn't
often that n nswspapeunan gets
an opportunity 10 report even
tidblt Of optimism, Conflict and
diAasnsion dominate the headlines
And 10 be brutaIly frank about
my profession, I must confess that
too many editors find that good
news" isn't news ht all. only bad
news" IL considered worthy Of at.
tention
II In. therefore, with some de-
light that ran across "a study by
two young men. David 10th, a for.
mer reporter, and Harold Fleming,
n publiciat, entitled, Indignation.
North and South" II was RHner.
otIsly financed by the Fund for
the Republic and ia n rounded view
Of what has happened In all the
states since the Supreme Courts
degeneration decision Of May 81,
1864.
THIS study fills void left by
nswEpapermcn and radio com.
mentatora on the pace u the
change taking place Ia this touch.
lest area Of human relations In the
United States
10th handles that aspect Of the
study which deals with the North,
ern and Western states where.
surprisingly segregation has also
been praeticed Fleming Ia reSpon.
Hible for that portion 81 the report
which deals with the Southern
states Both men have done
thorough and meritoriols job Bo.
cause tho Southern segregation
lists have been In the news 80 much
lately, b1smings findings are
bound Ia attract greater interest
OR the basis ~ detailed city
by-clty and state by state sur.
Scys. he concludes that "be-
meath the surface turmoil ~
Southern resistance. deep run
ming currents ar. steadily crod.
Ing thn undemocTatic patterns 81
the past"
The "New' South. II seems on
The basis IT the evidence compiled
by Fleming. IN In tho process of
creating now and brighter
self image " The common notion
that "deHegregation just cant
work" IN plainly contradicted by
this study,
The Non solid south
The report records I 100 In
stances of deAegregatinn In school
ing, housing, transportation EN-
ploymcnt and public accommoda-
tions So far as schools NJ, con.
ccrnsd, Fleming found that lntc-
grafton In varying degrees In now
being effected In 400 school dis
tncts In ~ southern and border
states.
Even In areas whore scErcEa-
tlon u stiil prasticcd. tho school
transportation system was int
grated. school buses have b.,
gun carrying whltr and Negro
children together.
Before the Supreme Court de-
cislon, Negroes were enrolled with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

4 weIi BALANCED diet 81 news.
features and pscturrs which haS.
pl~Ased tho taste % thousands 90
r-aSsrS for - years h off-r~d by
this pe~~paP~r, rhe h~st infarusri
P~spl- In Minnesota r~ad this
ne~>pAper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
rItn NJ SBNli
onDER roa WEARING PETITION
Fou fRooF ~ W.T.. IINITING
TINE ~ tttt CLAIMS AN FUn
ltAAlNa EHRHEnN

rTla NJ SRsli
onDEu roR NENRiN. rt-rIrI0N
ron rnooF ~ Wui, IINITI>G
TIVE ~ FtIE CLAWS Avn ron
hENhl>G FhEHEoN
STATE DF MINI sSpTA
COUNTY pF IFENNFTIN
~ PROBATE gNTEr
IN VI" Estate ~ N"lFt~ y Frnsvh
order fsv u-srIuE r.,Itiss 90
rr.N~ urI
IT Is ORDERED that an narTnn
Interested show cause 70 awr the.
have. before thts Nnurf or Na0Far
Ne'yWtvr lrtH, 1888 - n.aIr.a
y N fu ere Saurt lFrHsr 300 N.rr-
,pvnz Minnesota. Why the nr,fr..r
herr.H !'sA. - Nary ElIru urrer
~ llHnrrrf0 tnunfy. Mtrn. fnr frr
allowance 10 81 Instrument r.r
poTl'nE 90 be the last VII an#
Testament ~ said pscst~pt and me
probate thereof and ror 'hr rr
r'in'mrnt - tsrHonf a. ENesutrI'
should not ~ granted
Order 80 ttt- Cl.,-.. sss tsr
N~sr.-z rssrvsS
Vt Is f1NrIJtE ORDERED thaf
wIfhfn frgr ~tHrfhs frNu tNa tarr
hereof an creditors - saiA pcgr
lsrf NE thnIr claims fr this 'nHrf
Proofs viii rs heard and rta inns on
Court nu Mnrtay. Arrl ~. lRT- a.
10 o'clock 4 NJ fu the Cow.
Npuas IF" MIHrrhrH' N.rrHsrFa
Ttr7e orders shalt - Published ..
ne h.n~gapsIIs Spokesman 49,
rErls. -fsl'sA arrN~f.pg - lac
SEAL ~ PROBATE CNNrErn
WITNESS tNs MNN ~ 4 ~.
fHf'SDN. aetTrg judge 80 ~.
hate rnuTt THIS Iefh AAy % ~.
Nurrnrr 1855
FrvHvf a. IorF~n
G'erk - Probate FHHrf
fnhNEr~ a fNs'sA. AffsTusys
1saS RsuA Tower
tspokssman. Nov - fe-ps, %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

pr Ralstnn = Mitchell prcudn-
ent physician ~ Detroit Mich.
who spent the Thanksgiving holt
day IN the city. guest ur hts
brother and sister. law NJ and
Mrs Hobart T Mitchell 81 Of
J6is Eliot Az. let for hts hnmr
ON Monday November ~
Mr. and Mrs u Mitchell enter.
taindr NJ family dinner on Thanks
giving Day, gt which time pr
Mitchell met Tor the trst time
his great nephew Hobart Mitchell
III and great niece. sharon Eliza
beth Ann Mitchell. children ~ Ito
bart Mitchell Ir
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

whites IN Catholic elementary and
secondary schools IN six 8Outhcrn
ana border atateJ Nov Catholic
school Indignation IL the rule IN
Arkansas. Kentucky. Maryland.
North Carolina. Oklahoma. South
Carolina, Tennessee. Texas and
Virginia.
State AssOriatiOns ~ white
teachers are now offering mem.
brrship to Negroes la Oklahoma.
Maryland. West Virginia and
kentucky.
In everyone Of the Southern
states there Is at least one pr,
yats college now admitting stu
dents Of both races, deapits on
forced segregation stlIl remaining
in tax supported colleges IN Ala
bama, Florida, Georgia, hiBAis-
sippi and South Carolina
None ~ these changes have
made the headlines. partly De-.
cause domestic tranquility does
not make news. partly because
local Officials did not wish 10
stir up N" professional aEitat
oT-.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
The Vanishing Taboos


While the number IL stiil small
there are growing numbers Of
Southern employers vino hrc dis
regarding the unwIition law a
gninst Use ~ Negroes In skilled
professional and white-collhr jobs
In li3 cities and 22 counties.
there are nav $50 Negro police
men Ten years ago there we're
only l3i In 20 Southern cities
The survey finds that u growing
number OF Negroes have sought
public office In the South with
mounting success IN recent years
There are at least 80 hospitals
now utilizing professional services
of Negroes
While the headlines were on
Montgomery. Ala. local transit
systems Ia sons sections 1T
Texas, Virginia. North Carolina,
Alabama. Tennessee. Oklahoma
and Arkansas have quietly ended
their segregated seating ar
engagements.
Tho Defense Dept has reported
that three aggregated schools re-
main at Army posts. but there iA
flll indignation In five Southern
states In restaurants and thcatcra
there has been degree of relnxn
ton OF segregated seating. but
primarily In tho big cities and In
border states Hotels In Louis
vile ana 81 Louis have begun 10
accept Negro guests, hut attli on
an individual and highly adjective
haaia
THIS survey dealt solely with
evidence of degeneration The
other darker. side OF the picture
IL apparent enough from the stor-
les IN the daily press, lts clear
that the Job ~ far from completed
but the degree Of progress shows
that big things are happening
The Crippirr
"Higutry II q futile crutch
which ctippica the insecure. n h
needed only by those who feel
compelled Ia In themselves by
pushing others down Morris
Ernst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

That best portion ~ a man
life his itttIr. nsmclcSS. ur-r
ncmhsry,i acts 10 Kindness and of
love William Wordsworth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

Remember way bach when
veterinarian was known a. a
horse doctor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

The teen ayers all co for Johnnie
JarkSnn's ~Deb< & Dates" found
In this newspaper each week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

vile y, xaa,r
oHnTR EoH uE,HISG r,s,,,,o>
Inn NnNINIsrH NTIoN iiN,rt~,
ItaT- ~, Is1II 49,.
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STAIN tFs NiNNN,COT,N
taHf NTN RF7 HyENNFpfN
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ln ne Estate ~ 49, g.,rs,.,,,,
Fr.FNrrf
urarr Tor ur.t,.x r,,,,,.. g..
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IT "a DGpTgEp fF.F ali r~r...,,,.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07

s. Thomas Annual BaSaar. De.
Gender = at the Church. In 10 p
m--tdNt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-07
william Riley funeral
Held Monduy, Dec. }

Services for william Riley. 100
Collins Az. a resident Of Crispus
AttuckA Home. who died suddenly
Wednesday. November 2s. at the
Miller Cunic. wore held a. 2 . m.
Monday, December at the
Brooks Funeral Chapel Rev Jos
eph Jackson assisted by Rev
LOUIS Erwin. ofnCiated
Burial was In Eimhurst GENE
terry With Brooks Funeral Home
IA charge Of arrangements
Mall your Social or Personal
items for this newspaper To Jessie
shepard. 2I2 Third Az. \. Mime
apolis Is. Minnesota,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Hungary Relief
|GiftsAsked

Leaders of the Red Cross
Metropolitan Area Hungarian
Relief Fund today called on
business and Government lead
ers to support the emergency
appeal for funds.
The six Washington area Red
Cross chapters have a quota Of
$4,000 in the Nationwide Red
Gross campaign for SIS million
for Hungarian relief.
Daniel w. Bell. chairman Of
the area fund appeal. sent tele-
grams today to 100 large bust
ness firms in the District. En-
phasizing that the appeal is an
emergency one, he said "all
funds will go directly for relief
of the Hungarian people, and
the appeal in no way conflicts
with the United Givers Fund
campaign"
Mr.. Bell urged employers to
make contributions and to pro-
vide an opportunity for their
employes to name voluntary
gifts. All funds collected should
be sent to American Red Cross
Fund Headquarters. 2025 E
street NV.
Serving with Mr.. Bell as vice
chairman Of the special drive are
the heads of the five suburban
chapters, Walter Dudley, Alex
andria; Hamilton Myers, Airing
ton; Mrs. Boru Newman, Fair
fav; Maj. Gen. LAWS B. Hershey,
Montgomery and Joseph Rab-
bitt,, Prince Georges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Stevenson Ponders
New ASSIGNMENT

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 4
(P.-Adlai E. Stevenson, de-
feated Democratic presidential
candidate, says he has been ap-
pointed to a special top-level
Democratic advisory committee
to frame legislative proposals
but has mot yet accepted"
| Mr.. Stevenson told the Har-
ward Crimson, in an interview
published yesterday, that he
planned to do something about
the advisory committee this
week"
He was here over the week
end to visit with his 4-week-old
grandson, Adlai w. The baby's
parents are Adlai III. a student
at Harvard Law School. and his
wife, Nancy. Mr.. Stevenson's
two other sons are at Harvard,
Borden in the law school. and
John F. in the college.
The committee Mr.. Stevenson
referred to was authorized last
week by the executive commit
tee of the Democratic National
Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Most.
@nMnsg!.
a@Idls:as;ttaett
im,'hktoH'

At exactly 7:25 p.m., on
Thursday, May 6, 1887,
horror-struck eyewitnesses
watched helplessly as the gi.
ant airship Hindenburg-said
to be crashproof = exploded
into fame while landing at
Lakehurst, New Jersey
Now, in this weeks Post,
you'll read the fantastic sec.
ond-by-second account of this
terrible holocaust! You'll re.
live this vivid, dramatic ex.
perience as survivors recount
their personal roles in this
tragedy! You'll learn how by.
ISLANDERS acted when they saw
their loved onesjumpingfrom
the burning wreckage! And
you'll find out about the hero.
ic action Of the Hindenburg's
officers and crew, even in the
middle Of this raging inferno!
You'll never forget Terror
in the Twilight" in this weeks
Saturday Evening Post!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Portsmouth (Ohio) Aides
Act to End Phone Strike

unless a majority Of the council
agrees that 1t is needed.
Mr.. Layton and Acting Police
Chief Albert Bailey asked the
Council to declare the emer-
gency. The declaration gave
MIR. Layton authorization to
work policemen more than 40
hours a week in a new training
program under protection of the