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ST. PETERS A.M.E.

The Open Door" was the sub
ject of Rev, NJ. L. Simmons ser
mon on Sunday morning, Febru-
airy ~. The scripture background
was taken from Rev. SIS, Behold
I have set before thee an open
door. and no man con shut IL"
Thoughts emphasized from the
text are that the church is the
conscience through which God
speaks, therefore, IL will live for
ever for IL is indestructible. II
God approves of something. re-
CARELESS Of how small, IL cannot
be destroyed for all power is in
the hands of God.
Listing the doors than cannot
be closed are the doors first TO
knowledge and understanding
secondly. happiness and content
ment and third. the power OF vic
torious living, Christ leaves the
door open for all happiness. In
conclusion. Rev, Simmons said.
Everybody can walk through
these doors for no man can shut
them"
l. c, Wilson, Minneapolis and
Mrs, W. Carpenter were visitors
r V. Carlson and Martin l.
Simmons Jr., were united with
the church.
Remember the sick and shut-ins.
You are always welcome at St
Peters Beverly whitlock. re-
porter.
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BORDER METHODIST

Sunday morning, February II,
Border Methodist and Walker
Methodist Churches held Union
services at Walker. Robert v.
Laidig was host minister.
Rev. Laidig's morning scripture
was taken from Matt. 5:13-17.
Gods Lamp" was the subject
Of Rev Charles NJ. Sections morn
ing message and 1t brought light
to all present. He emphasized that
each of us Is lamp and it is only
through our way of life, that a
reflection of bright or dim light
will be portrayed AS we go thru
our daily living, let us remember
that our children are touched by
the glow of our lamp. A life with
Christ will brighten your lamp
and also many others.
Borders doors are always open
to people of all creeds and colors.
Remember the sick. the shut
ms and the affliced. Prayer, mer-
cy and Gods way is the best medi-
cine for those who suffer.
We wish to thank Rev. r. V.
Laidig for opening the doors of
Walker church to the people OF
Border to worship as one. The
Sunday School OF Border had a
wonderful time. We all know that
the unnecessary troubles of the
present time could be greatly les
sened IL all churches turnout the
country could open their hearts
and forget human custom and
tradition.
Next Sunday, February 10, the
WSCS Of Border will present their
annual tea, beginning at 2 p. m.
The Father and Son Banquet
last Saturday was a great sue
cess. Rev. Chant of Richfield
Methodist was really terrific and
enjoyed by both fathers and sons.
A vote of thanks is in order TO
the men of Borders Mems Club.
The Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence was held February Is. Many
things of Importance were dis
cussed. Border is looking to the
future and you are part of our
plans, God wants our light to
shine brightly, so come and add
your glow TO the ever Frightening
light of Gods work.
In closing do you agree. You
don't need glasses to follow the
ways of Christ. All you have TO
do is open your eyes" - Harry
Davis. reporter.
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FROM DuluTH
by Miss q. Pickford
SIT N. Fifth Ave. Y.
Duluth. MINI.

Sunday. February II. found
Brotherhood Day almost universal
In Duluth. Negro participants APP
peared at most of the churches
and organizations,
The Royal JubIleers and Jubtl-
etts OF Minneapolis appeared at
the following churchesi United
Protestant church, Calvary Bap-
fist and Westminster Presbyter-
ian.
Al the Duluth Air Base there
are large number of young men
In routine training, In checking
with post personnel, we can go on
record as saying the conduct OF
those men Is an example OF the
finest young men this country has,
Churches OF all faiths In Duluth
have united for special services
beginning February 10, through
March % The theme for these
meetings Is. Lead Me To Cal
vary" THIS six weeks of special
services win be led by Rev, u, c.
Cassius. pastor OF Calvary Rev.
Cassius was formerly assistant
pastor OF Bethesda Baptist church
and Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
OF Minneapolis,
Services will be held In each
church with the pastor rotating
Here Is n practice that should be
permanent, not six weeks, but al
ways.
A Tuppor-warc party was held
at the home OF Mrs A. L. Potter,
rs c East 18th st, Saturday night
February IL.
do Ministers Get Frightened
On February certain minis,
ter was doing his spring cleaning
While moving some humber IN the
basement, he noticed some clear
running water, not knowing that
at one time well had been drilled
in the parsonage, We can say he
was frightened, but that's the first
time a trustee and Deacons' meet,
ing was called suddenly n, lO;it
p. m, two hours after prayer
meeting had adjourned,
on February 10 Rev Nelson
Pryor presiding elder OF the dis,
trict AME Conference. will hold
his quarterly meeting At ST
Marks AME church. Rev I. Nor.
rls is host minister,
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n. n. HENDERSON
VETERAN BARBER DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Horace r. Henderson. n veteran
barber OF st. Paul since 1910 died
on Tuesday. February IA at his
home. 632 w. Central Av.. follow
Ing lengthy illness. Mr.. Hender-
son operated barbershop at
Selby and Mackubin from 1910
until 1868 when he retired because
OF his health.
A native OF Columbia. Mo. Mr.
Henderson was member Of 81.
James AME church.
Surviving Mr.. Henderson be-
sides his wife. Mrs. Eva l.. Hen
der are his sister. Mrs Ida Moore;
two nephews. Chester and Eugene
Moore, two nieces. Mrs. Stella
Moore and Mrs Vivian Hayes. all
Of st. Louis and other relatives.
Funeral services for Mr.. Hen
derson win be held Mt 2 p. m. on
Friday, February II today at
the Brooks Funeral Home with
Rev. Joseph Jackson. pastor OF
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church off,
ciatlng. He win be assisted by
Rev. Calvin Parker, Burial will be
In Elmhurst cemetery. Brooks
Funeral Home In in charge OF ar
rangements.
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SIOUX
= LIS
NEWS
N 7 z 5
ny Kaye Coates
$40 MAble q
Sioux Fails, q. d.

When you attend st. Johns
Baptist church these Sundays you
just don't know who you will rub
shoulders with. Mrs. James Mar
tin is sporting a gorgeous mink
coat.
Rev. II. Thomas Of Kansas City.
Mo. has accepted the post as
minister to st. Johns Baptist
church for the coming year. Rev.
Thomas win come in on Sat. eve
ming to deliver the two services
and return to Mo. In June he plans
TO come here to live. The Brother
hood Of st. Johns Baptist church
is remodeling the parsonage. II
sure needed it. Rev. Thomas de-
livered his first sermon Sunday to
a packed congregation.
J. Marie Stapleton has returned
from Nashville, Tenn. where she
attended the funeral of her
brother-in-law. Mr.. tDr. Dentist)
Barnes. Stapey made the trip with
her sister who lives in Chicago.
She was gone one week.
Francis Anderson Lotion is do
ing a fine job as president of the
Intellectual Improvement Club.
She has appointed her committees
and plans a fine program for the
coming year Mrs. Robert Haynes
(Helen) is on the board OF the
YWCA. Helen has contributed a
lot TO the church and social life
in this community.
The Anderson family always
places in the news. This week they
have a lot. Thomas Anderson got
behind the wheel Of his brand new
Chevrolet with another mans
wife and they headed for Chicago.
The woman is Mrs. Moore. She is
going to visit relatives in Chicago,
while Tom does some visiting.
Mrs. Moore Is a fine Christian wo-
man and I'm sure she and Tom
will be like mother and son.
Kenny Anderson and two other
boys were suspended from Sioux
Falls College last week. The boys
are the only ones who know the
reason. They are top players and
they probably needed a rest.
Maggie Anderson was at church
Sunday. She is looking better
than ever. Virgil Anderson Is do
ing fine. He is walking about and
chewing his snoose, but he doesn't
have complete control OF one arm.
Ernest Barger spent few days
In Sioux Valley Hospital with a
back ailment. Ernie always gets
sorta i'll near time for income tax
He and Estelle are really busy
bodies.
Maxley (Jamesl spent his birth
day In the hospital. He seems to be
getting much better, but he is
mighty weak yet. He plans to go
home Wednesday Sunday he had
three beautiful birthday cakes and
loads of cards and flowers. This
kind really has the friends.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

The time is fulfilled, and the
kingdom of God is at hand; re-
pent ye, and believe the gospel.
Mark lis.
Our pastor Rev. L. c. Harris
took his text in the morning ser
vice from Genesis 1910. His
theme, "A voice crying from the
ground" 1t was very inspiring
message.
Music was furnished by the
Friendship choir.
Morning service was well at
tended and enjoyed by all.
Our BTU. service as p. m.
was conducted by our Pastor Rev.
Harris in the absence Of Mrs.
Paralee Barnes. Two films were
shown, Treasures of Heaven"
and The Picking Family" Next
Sunday the film King OF Kings"
win be shown.
A large crowd was present for
evening service of songs and
prayer. Program was conducted
by the Friendly Five, with the as
sistance of the fine singers from
Des Moines. Ia. THE True Lites
and the True Friends" The sing
ing was very inspiring and soul
stirring.
The ladies of Friendship gave a
surprise baby shower for Mrs.
Nellie Buckhalton.
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Mrs. Ethel Primm DieG
lived Here , Years

Mrs. Ethel Primm. 81, 1908 18th
Av, S. died at IL =. M. wednes-
day, February IS, In Northwest
ern hospital after prolonged ILL
ness.
Mrs, Primm had been in poor
health for the past three years
and had been a patient in the hos
pital for three weeks prior to her
passing.
She was born in Hawthorne,
Okla. and had been resident Of
Minneapolis for three years. She
was a member Of Bethesda Bap-
list church.
Surviving are her husband, c, B.
Primm, daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Cowsn, son, Ralph c. Primm. all
OF Minneapolis: one sister, Mrs.
Mabel Hurnes, Kansas City, Mo;
nephew. Leo Brown, Kansas City;
cousin, Archie Wilson and other
relatives.
Funeral arrangement had not
been completed at press time. For
further details, call the Woodland
Funeral Home who are In charge
OF arrangements,
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Twin City
Church NelDs
ZION BAPTIST

Worshipping with Zion Sunday
February IL, were some of the
beauticians who were holding
their regional meeting in Mime
apolis. Rev. II. w. Bolts ST..
brought the message using as his
text Matt. 21;22, And all things
whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer,
believing ye shall receive"
Rev. Bolts said, mo matter
what profession one may be in, IL
is wonderful thing to know and
have Christ with one. The only
security man has is In God: in
knowing that whatever he asks,
believing he shall receive" Rev.
Bolts further stated, In all your
ways. acknowledge God and He
will direct your paths"
Music was by the combined
choirs. Senior and Young Peoples,
directed by Willie B. Hale. The
beauticians requested the choir to
sing The Lords Prayer" and they
did a wonderful Job.
Miss Ercel Chadwick united
with the church on Christian ex-
perience and Sharon Bolts united
with the church, candidate for
baptism.
The evening service was very
uplifting and inspiring. Rev Bolts
brought the message. His text was
taken from st. John 14:1, Let not
your hearts be troubled"
Music was by the combined
choirs with Miss Sally Hale as
soloist.
Visitors for the day were too
numerous to name and included a
delegation of beauticians from
seven states. Mrs. Gordon Granger
introduced them and extended a
welcome from Zion.
Sick and shut-ins are Jake
Quarterman. General hospital;
Frank Shaw, Oak Terrace, Mimi,
J. Booghery Sr., Mrs. Inez Ford,
Mrs. Rosemary James, Mrs. Mat
tie Richardson and others are i'm
proving. Continue to whisper a
prayer for all the sick and drop
them a card. and visit them II pos
sible.
Remember, Sunday services are
not enough. Sunday School, BTU,
and prayer service help to make a
stronger Christian.
You are always welcome to at
tend all services at Zion.
Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks, re-
porter.
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CARD DE THANKS

The family of the late Mrs.
Fannie Pierre Lewis gratefully
acknowledges the many acts of
love and thoughtfulness extended
during their recent bereavement.
We shall forever be indebted to
all the kind friends, neighbors and
the press for their tributes, kind
expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings. We es-
pecially wish to thank her pastor.
Rev. Martin Luther Simmons and
associate ministers for their COM
forting remarks. For everything,
we shall forever be grateful.
BENJAMIN F. Pierre, son: Mrs.
Beatrice Singer, daughter; Rob
ert Pierre, son.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

On Race Relations Sunday, Feb
ruary II, DIR. Massey spoke on the
subject, Brotherhood In Our
Time" at the morning worship
service. DR.. Massey returned to
St Paul on Wednesday, February
s. from Gastonia, ". c. where he
was called because of the illness
and death of his father, Floyd
Massey Sr.
On behalf of his family and him
self, DR.. Massey expressed appre-
citation 10 members, church off,
GERS and auxiliaries for remember
ing the family during their be-
reavement.
Morning prayer was given by
Deacon ". J. Hunter. Music was
by the Senior Choir and the Cos
pei Chorus with Mrs. Leila Jack
son as soloist. Notices were read
by Mrs. Cora Bell Banks, church
clerk and visitors were introduced
and welcomed by Mrs. Gloria Hen
derson.
Following the Children's story.
a dedication service was held for
infant Valerie Jean Wallace,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Wallace and for infant Shelly
Lynn Collins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Collins. Godparents
for the Wallace baby are Edmond
Moore and Mrs. Harriet Bell
Smith. Godparents for the Col
Inns baby are Mr.. and Mrs, Earl
MCGEE.
Trustee B. L. Morris gave the
dedicatory prayer. At 8 p. m. the
BYE was host to the Park Bap-
list and White Bear Youth groups.
The annual Park-Pilgrim union
service was held at p. m. in the
sanctuary. Speaker was DR.. Nah
lon Pomeroy. pastor of Park bap-
fist church Music was by the
Park Choir.
The Quarterly church business
meeting was held on Wednesday
evening
Tonight friday, the AIM
Club viii show the Martin Luther
film in Fellowship hall, at 1880
p. m.
DIR. Massey viii speak on
Brotherhood Sunday, February 10,
at the morning service and the
Missionary Society will hold its
service at s p. m.
The Quarterly meeting of the
MINI. South Dakota State Bap-
fist Convention will be held on
Sunday, February 2 at p. m.
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Mrs. Beotriee peniund
Dies; Funeral Today

Services for Mrs. Beatrice Pen
land, 5s. of 1913 Pillsbury Av. will
be held at p m. at the Church
OF God In Christ, 1907 Olson High
way on Friday, February IL Rev,
S, III. overton will officiate.
Mrs. Penland died suddenly on
Sunday evening, February IL, at
her home. A native OF Tennessee
she had resided in Minneapolis for
six years,
Survivors include her husband,
Claude: four daughters, Mrs OF.
eria Carter of Keokuk, Ia, Evelyn
George. bennington, Ore. Willie
Britton. Portland. Ore, Ophelia
Lee, Kansas City, Mo; two sons,
Albert Neal, Portland Are, James
Edward Neal OF Portland. who is
now serving in the armed forces;
three brothers and four sisters.
Burial viii be in FIT. Smelling
National cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge Of ar
rangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt appreciation to all of our
friends, relatives and neighbors
for the many thoughtful acts and
kind expressions of sympathy ex-
tended uring our hour of greatest
need in the loss of our beloved
husband. father and brother, FL
der Eugene Bridges. We are deep
ly grateful for the prayers, mes
sages of sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings. We are especially
appreciative of the comforting as
sistance of Bishop Herbert Davis
of Leavenworth. Kansas. Your
sympathetic understanding and
many kindnesses gave US added
strength to carry on.
Mrs. Lille Bridges, wife; Mrs.
Jeanette Bridges English,
daughter; Evans Bridges,
brother.
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CALVARY BAPTIST
Duluth, Mimi.

The Wedding Guests" was the
subject OF Rev. B. C. Cassius' mes
sage at the morning service Sun
day, February IL. The scripture
was taken from Matt. 25-S-10. The
hearts of everyone seemed to be
affected by this very forceful mes
sage.
We welcomed into our service
the Jubilettes and the Jubileers
from Minneapolis.
A wonderful musical program
was presented by the Jubiletts at
$50 p. m. under auspices of the
Pastors Aid of Calvary.
To people all over the world,
Calvary Baptist church encour-
ages you to pray for peace and
your fellowmen.
Rev. B. c. Cassius, Minister,
Miss G.. Pickford, reporter.
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MT. oLNET BAPTIST

The Baptism OF Jesus" was the
subject OF Rev r. II. Hunters
message for Sunday morning.
February Il. His scripture was
taken from Matt S:l5-l6.
The ordinance Of baptism was
administered following morning
service
The Senior choir furnished the
music directed BY Mrs Ruth Nc
Donald Miss Magda Phifer was
81 the piano and Bertha Nieker-
son was soloist.
Lead us into a helpful interes,
In other who are on the sick list
and the shut-ins.
Visitors were Julian rodson
Archie McGivan and Mrs Sarah
jefferson. 50 Paul
You are always welcome A Mt
Olvet The Church with a
Friendly Welcome
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and other organizations.
Rev. Sections sermon was "The
Vision OF A Waiting World"
Rev. Sexton related many per-
sonal experiences and observations
during his recent our OF Japan
and a recent visit TO Congress- ms
an observer In the nations Capt.
toll.
Rev. Sexton stressed that the
rest Of the world Is waiting TO see
how well the United States will
meet this pressing problem Of de-
segregation In compliance with
the Supreme Court edict OF May
~. 1854. He further stressed the
role OF the church and Christian
ity in general to meet Its respon-
sibiiities to the non-white peoples
OF the world.
Immediately following the SER
vice. the Minneapolis Urban
League Guild entertained more
than 500 people at its Fellowship
Tea. Mrs. Willard Merrill, general
chairman In charge OF the Tea,
worked with representatives from
the YWCA, Minneapolis Council
OF Church Women. Twin City
Rainbow Club. BahaI Assembly
of Minneapolis and the Japanese
American Community Center to
make this one OF the most signifi-
cant events OF the year.
Other program participants In
cluded:
DR.. Howard Conn. Minister Of
Plymouth Congregational church:
Mrs. Robert E. Fosdick. vice.
president. Minneapolis Council Of
Church Women; Rabbi Max
Shapiro. Of Temple Israel: Rev.
Louis w. johnson. rector. 81.
Thomas Episcopal church: Miss
Maria Montana. Minneapolis AS
sembly OF the Bahal World Faith;
The Rt. Rev. Hamilton II. Kellogg.
Episcopal Bishop Coadtutor OF
Minnesota.
Musical selections were render
ed by the Symphonic Chorus under
the direction OF o. n. Dahle and
accompanied by Mrs. Virginia
Deaugard Grumbeigel. Eugene M.
Lowrie was the organist
Agencies and organizations CO.
operating In the sponsorship OF
this affair were:
American Federations OF Teach
ers. American Indians, Inc. Beth
esda Baptist church. Border
Methodist church, Cathedral OF ~.
Mark, Central Labor Union. City
Of Minneapolis FEPC. Governor's
Interracial Commission. Greater
Minneapolis Council OF Churches.
Holsey Memorial CME church,
Honeywell Local has, ALL. Jap
anesc American Community
Center.
And the Joint Committee for
Equal Opportunity, Minneapolis
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Assembly Of the Baha'i World
Faith. Minneapolis Branch Of the
NAAcP. Minneapolis Council Of
Americanization, Mpls. Mayors
Council on Human Relations.
And Mount Olivet Lutheran
Church, st. Peters AME church,
ST. Thomas Episcopal church.
YMcA Of Minneapolis and YWcA.
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GOSPEL CHORAL UNION
To RE PRESENTED At
wAYMAN AME CHURCH

The Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union viii be presented at Way
man AME church, $40 Fremont
Av ~. Sunday, February 10 at
T;45 p, m, under auspices OF the
Trustee Board OF wayman, The
Soloist Bureau, the Senior, Youth
and Junior Youth Unions win par.
tieipate on this program.
Rev, NJ. J, Hendrieth Is pastor
OF wayman,
Mrs bessie Gresham Is prcsi.
dent OF the Union and Willie r.
Hale Is director. --Advt.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

II was a great comfort during
my recent illness to be so well re-
membered with prayers, visits,
flowers. cards and other thought
full gestures. My husband joins
me in expressing our sincere APP
probation for these kind remem-
brances.
Our especial thanks to Rev.
Denzil A. Carly and Rev. E. J.
Jones for their visits and prayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Bledsoe
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our beloved
father McDuff Woodland, who
passed away IL years ago, Feb
ruary 16, 1914.
We miss you now, our hearts are
sore.
AS time goes by, we miss you
more.
Your loving smile, your gentle
face,
No one can fill your vacant place.
Sadly missed by children, Otis
Woodland, Matte Simmons,
Theodore Woodland.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends
who remembered us in our be-
reavement on the loss of our dear
father and grandfather, Floyd
Massey Sr., of Gastonia, N. c.
The floor of cards, kilograms.
flowers and other expressions OF
coincidence we received did much
to strengthen us during the dark
hours and we shall be eternally
grateful.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Massey Jr.,
and sons
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Remember to support your
Building Fund.
Visitors are always welcome at
Friendship.
Beloved, II God 50 loved US, we
ought also TO love one another. !
John, All. Harold Adams.
reporter.
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Bethesda Pastor Is Speaker
A. New York Church

walking on Water" was the
subject chosen by DIR, Worth
Littlejohn Barbour, 2737 18th Az.
s.. Minneapolis. when he was
guest speaker at Cornerstone Bap-
fist church. Brooklyn, N. Y. on
Brotherhood Day. Sunday. Feb
ruary IL,
DR., Sandy Ray, president OF the
New York state Baptist Conven-
ton was host minister.
DR., Cornell Talley OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, president of the
Pennsylvania State Baptist Con-
vention was also one of the
speakers for the day.
DR., Barbour returned home by
plane on Wednesday morning,
February IS
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nlligent, persistent Minneapolis
detectives and police did a good
pob ~ breaking" an attack case
Tuesday night which resulted In
the arrest Of suspects by the 81.
Paul police. a few hours after the
offcnse The victim was a Negro
woman and the suspects are
white We can remember when
police. even IN the Twin Cities
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DEBIT SIDE; on the debit side
OF the ledger. the st. Paul NAACP
and the ST Paul Urban League
are investigating reports Of ex-
ccSsive brutality In the arrest OF
man last week, II took six
policemen to take into custody
man who had announced he would
surrender II was regular
pilhnger type raid and the man
had blood streaming from all
directions after officers arrested
him One officer, also member
Of a racial minority who got In
hot water before for smuggling a
prisoner, also beat the man a.
rested last week. This officer
should BE- removed from squad car
duty and placed somewhere where
his penchant for striking persons
under arrest is not allowed to
run wild.