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Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

BE glad In the Lord: and
rejoice, ye righteous: and
shout for JOY. all ye that are
upright In heart - lPsalm
-. III
Living Q righteous life. be-
ing allied with Gods love and
rood which are ours for the
seeking and accepting, 10 not
q grim. solemn. sour expe-
rienee- II 10 the only real and
lasting happiness. something
Of sladness and JOY that 10
Kindly. unsslfish, eagerly
sAAred With othsrA
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
New Hope Baptist
Moves Loeotion
To SIS Rondo

New Hope Baptist church has
moved from 33s Chatsworth 10 It's
present location. 525 Rondo Av.
Forward all correspondence 10
Rev Kneely Williams, pastor. 2ss
N. Chatsworth. ST. Paul 4. Mime
sofa. Residence phone. MI g.
43ps.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Final rites ror James Smith ot
sol St Anthony Az, who died
suddenly at his home ON Jan. -
were held at , p M. Monday, Feb
ruary I. at Brooks Funeral chapel
Rev DENIAL A. Carly oftictated
with burial In Elmhurst cemetery
Mr. Smith was q retired em
ployec Of the Northern Pacific
Railway
There are no known survivors
Brooks Funeral homo was In
charge OF arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
wife and mother. Mrs. Rebecca
Embree. who passed away two
years ago on February 0. 1855.
Your memory to us Is a keepsake.
With which we will never part,
Though God has you in His
keeping.
We will always have you in our
hearts.
Sadly missed by husband. B. F.
Embree and daughters, Mrs. La
Vera Thomas and family and Mrs
I.aPurcelle Greene and family.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
CORRECTION

In the story on the death o;
Harry l. Scott, Minneapolis a.,
torney. In the Feb, edition. Mrs
Louise Scott. his widow. was rr
ported as being the granddsughter
% the founder % Harvard" Uri
Nersi,y THIS was a Typographical
error, and should have read "Ho-
ward University
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Humphrey


lContinued from page ID
the Supreme Court In the school
segregation case, which affirmed
the right OF tho Negro 10 full pro-
lection OF the law II has been .
long fight, In which the power Of
American principles has slowly
overcome the imperfections Of
American practice. II has been a
long process Of remoldlng old at
titudea and reestablishing old
truths. And IN IL not yet finished.
Mr. President. like TO think
that both political parties are be.
ginning 10 recognize their renpon-
sibilIty in taking up this moral
challenge. We have just com
pleted q national election. During
tho campaign, spokesman for
both Of our major parties went be-
fore the people m ths champions
for human rights. Both parties
have claimed credit for the pro-
greas which admittedly has been
made. especially In the last de.
cade. While much Of this progress
was n0n-legislativs flowing. In
stead, from the voluntary action.
court decisions. or administrative
measures the record from iots 10
1857 has been an encouraging one.
An excellent summary OF this re-
cord has just reached my desk. n
In entitled. The People Take tho
Lead" and In ths latest annual
authoritative report OF its hind
published by the American Jew
lsh COMMITTEES. ASK unanimous
consent that the text Of this re.
port be printed at tho conclusion
OF my remarks.
The Presiding officer (Mr, Hol.
land In the chair without objec.
tlon, II Ia 20 ordered.
Mr.. President, during last falls
campaign. civil rights statements
were bolstered by the platforms Of
both tho Democratic and Repubii.
can Parties.
Hence. Mr.. President. We have
reached n point where n commit
ment % civil rights legislation,
both m Senators and supporters ot
our respective party platforms.
can no longer bs denied think
our consclences are equally impel.
hing Consequently. on behalf OF
myself and several OF my col.
leagues. ! send 10 tho desk. for
reintroduction In tho a5th Con-
Rreas, n civil rights bills which
constitute q comprehensive hu-
man-rights program. I ask that
the bills lie on the deak until the
end OF business Monday next, for
tho purpose Of permitting other
SENATORS who have expTeAsed n
desire TO join In sponsoring the
bIll. hut whom could not contact
In time. TO add their names ~
sponsors.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Brown Community House. $50
Aurora Av,. Is expected TO approve
action Of its executive board In
adopting the Huntsville. Alabama
branch NAACP. This branch was
outlawcd in the wave % terror a.
gainst Negroes of tha, state
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Twin City
= Church NeWs

musical. II will be presented as a
broadcasting station. Channel II
Station LOVE. Calvin Taylor Is
president. Lorraine Johnson win be
the accompanist.
Prayer service Is held each
Wednesday evening at the church.
Tuesday. February II, the
Young Adult Missions annual
King and Queen For A Day" will
be held. Who will II beI
You're welcome at Mt Ollvet.
the Church of Friendliness.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
SPEAKS To BROTHERHOOD

Speaker At the Monday, Feb. I
meeting OF the 81 Peter AME
church Mems Brotherhood was
Cecil r. Newman. editor OF the
Spokesman and Recorder papers
whose subject was; The Role Of
the Negro Prrss in American
IIfe"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

tSeA aS~s@p ~ -
Grand matter John Lawrence
and worthy grand matron. Helen
Lawrence. and many other past
and present officers Of the Order
OF Eastern Star, Minnesota and
Jurisdietion, would have been 90
proud of Omega Chapter No. IL.
at their eandlellght pinning ser
vice. II was simply beautiful and
sacred. The new matron and pa
tron officiating. Following the SER
vice the members had a hot pot
luck supper at the home of Mrs.
Roxeanne Moxley. 922 N. Dakota
Av.
Marie stapleton flew to Califor-
MIA last week to be with her broth
er. who Is very III in San Fernan-
do. I heard from her today and
she enjoyed her trip. her brother
ls better, she loves the weather
and now Ahe wants to find our
Daniel for kicks. Can't you see
those two country kids in Callfor-
mia, watching the cars 90 by?
Rev. Thomas's wife and baby
are home and happy. Rev. Thomas
Is a nervous, excited. happy pater
God love the three Of theml
Mrs. DImple Parks is in the hos
pital. Dimple hasn't been too well
since her car accident last fall
Intellectual Improvement Club
OF the YwCA acid its regular bust
ness session Friday evening. Feb
I.
The group IL planning a fashion
show for March. with twenty or
more real live sepia models. The
President. Mrs. Francis Anderson
Lotion gave the members a pep
talk on How 10 be a good Club
Member" President also appoint
ed her committees for three
month periods. Committees are:
Sick committee. program and de-
votionals.
Guess our Ground Hog. Ernest
Barger, who's birthday falls on
that day. didn't see his shadow
cuz he didn't come out all day.
Everyone kept him busy Mrs,
Williams OF Mitchell tErnie's sis
teri. and her daughter-in-law.
Bonnie williams CErnie's nieceJ
and a couple from Texas. lived It
up In Bsrger style In their newly
decorated home.
I'm In a mess. I haven't heard
from Daniel for a week. IN bet
one Of the Movie stars got hep to
the boy. Daniel told me he would
come home In March 30 he may
have started this way.
Al Williams IL home at ait w.
Mcclellan st. think he'd like 10
have you stop In and see him. I
don't envy Eva. A man Is bad
enough when he Is home well and
q sick man is double trouble. ANY
mani.
Linda Lotion and Barbara Hil-
dreth are on the sick committee
for BYF so II you're III they'll
cure your Ills. They can hardly
wait for folks 10 get III.
Mrs. Moore's sister, Freddie
Hale Spent few days with her
Freddie Is from Chicago, Mrs
Moore has her good and bad days
but we'd say she's on the bright
side. Colonel Moore IL ailing now.
Booker Walker came TO the rescue
nicely and helped Moore with his
Sunday tasks
WIN finish on the directory next
week.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Dr.. Wilbers Wright.
Dentist Announces
New Office Address

Dr wiibort ~. Wright, dentist.
whose office was formerly at 70i
Olson Av, ~. has announced that
his office ls now located at S2o
Plymouth Av, N, upstairs
Or wright's phone number II
jackson. e-s4ts,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
So. povl NAAcp Boord
Votes To Adopt"
Alabama Rrunxh

The 81, Paul branch. NAACP
membership meeting Sunday, Feh.
ruary 10. az 4 ? m. a, Halle q
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

'Its al righi To hahi . caaS~r
satioa. bat ySu shenld l~t 90 sf Il
now and then ---RIchAri Armour.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Classified ads In this paper are
tailored 60 meet your advertising
needs.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

by Don Gates

by DOu ubtrS
And then there was darkness:
And the light Of life had ceased
to glow:
And then there was darkness
And then there was sunshine;
And the light OF life began TO
show.
Yea, then there was sunshine.
At first there was sorrow
For a Mother had ceased to be
Al first there was sorrow.
Then a voice in the sky said.
Hold: Your Mothers found
sanction here"
Did I say there was darkness.
The light OF life has ceased TO
glow?
she Is safe" God said. There Is
no darkness,
Sadly missed by Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Pierre; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Singer, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert PIERS, sons and daugh-
ters-in-law.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
mother. Mrs. Frances Pierre
Lewis, who departed this life one
year ago. February 5. 1855.
.narrwusrD Wxr~0o
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
SIOUX
2 L. s
NEWS
NOT z S

BY Kaye Coates
$40 MAbie Street
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.
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difference in living standards of
the two people.
Says Russians Detected
He also said he had seen Rus
sian officers in civilian clothes
who detected. He said the revo-
lutionary leaders had told him
that Russians had joined the
freedom fighters. Mr.. Turani
identified himself as the person
who made the memorable broad
cast to the West from a free ra-
dio station in Hungary on No
vember 4. 1856. This appeal
said in part:
Civilized people of the world
listen and come to our aid, not
with declarations but with force,
soldiers and arms. Your turn
will also come once we perish.
:. Our ship is sinking. Light
is failing, the shadows grow
darker every hour over the soil
of Hungary. Listen to the cry.
civilized people of the world, and
act. Save our souls-may God
be with you"
A third witness today, Eugene
Szeredas, backed up Mr..
Fonagy's assertion yesterday
that if help was not Forthcoming
from the u. N. or the West that
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Large Selections Of QuoIity Clothing Offered

Suits, topcoats and overcoats,
as well as sport coats and Stacks
are available in sizes to fit all
men at the new Browning King
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NV. at prices lower than else
wherein many cases even be-
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the six-months programs have
been "a colossal failure"
"Hou can you train men at all
until you first get the warm
bodies?" he asked.
what young man of this
peacetime generation would VOL
unteer for six months service
and the loss of school time when
his chances of being drafted are
only about / out of 1872"
Volunteers Tagging
Defense Department spokes-
men have conceded that not as
many young men as they had
hoped for have volunteered for
the six months program. But
they have said they expect the
plan to succeed in its objective
of building up a trained reserve
effective in case of a sudden call.
Gov. Folsom said "the present
dispute over the six months
training program is merely one
factor in the overall attempt to
gain greater Federal control CT
the National Guard"
Charges Funds Withheld
He said that "the plotters in
the Defense Department and
Bureau of the Budget have sue
ceeded in withholding approx
mately $50 million" appropri-
ated by Congress for Guard
armories and other facilities.
He said that for two years
there has been a concerted eff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Folsom CHARGES
|Pentagon Aims
|ToContro|G Guard
BY the Associated Press

Gov. James Folsom of Alabama
today accused the Defense De-
partment and Bureau of the
Budget of "a concerted effort &.
to downgrade the National
Guard" He said the aim is to
gain complete federal control of
the State troops.
Gov. Folsom appeared before
a House Armed Services Subcom-
mittee to oppose an army order
extending to the National Guard
the same requirement for six
months active duty for new re-
cruits which is now in effect in
various reserve programs of the
federal forces.
The Alabama governor said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

ana were more or less on the
side of the West. If a small
United Nations force had been
sent in. the Russians would not
have shot at them and many
would have detected"
Soviet in Weak Position
Desc Fonagy. a representa-
tive of the Hungarian Revolu-
tionary Council, took the stand
for the second day and put the
situation this way:
THE Soviet Union was in such
a weak position when the revolu-
ton started that if 100 United
Nations soldiers had arrived,
Hungary probably would be free
today"
He said that when neither the
u. N. nor the West acted, the
Russians were able to get mo-
mentum and they brought in
more troops who began the
battle against the freedom
fighters.
Mr.. Turani told the subcom-
mittee he lived near a Russian
barracks and had often talked
with Red Army troops and Of
f1cers and heard them express
hatred of the Soviet leadership
in Moscow. He said they had
seen even in Hungary the great
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He said that they are so anti
Red they despise even the word
Communist"
When asked what part he took
in the fighting, Mr.. Szeredas re-
piled simply: II shot" He then
went on to say that he shot at
Hungarian secret police and the
Russians.
Robert Morris, subcommittee
counsel. said that as result of
Mr.. Fonagy's testimony yester-
day, the freedom fighter had
been invited to tell his story to
the U. N. Special Committee on
Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

fort Ito downgrade the National
Guard to such an extent that
it would fall easy prey 10 the
Federal Government. and at the
same time to upgrade the Re-
serve Corps. which is completely
amenable to the within and ca
prices of the Department of De-
Tense control"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Two Slain in Cyprus

NICOSIA, Feb. 8 (R.-A Brit
ish military patrol shot dead two
men running away after a bomb
explosion in Polls, Northwest
Cyprus. yesterday. One Of the
dead was identified as 18-year-
old Georghios Papaserghiou, de-
scribed by police as a wanted
EOKA rebel.
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a new phase of the revolution
would begin.
Mr.. Szeredas. who is the vice
president of the Revolutionary
Council, said the next phase of
the struggle would be on a
much bigger scale" and bettts
organized. He said the under
ground is organizing now for
this effort.
"DeSpise" Communism
Under questioning he said that
the Hungarian people would
never be satisfied with a ma
tional Communist government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Hungary Victory Seen
With Token u. N. Force
INV =. EDGAR PRINA

Two Hungarian freedo mghtes said today that Hungary
might be free United Nations had token force
after the revolution begun in Budapest last October
Testfyng before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee
Andras Turan big rangy blacksmith who captain
in the Hungarian asserted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
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nounced dead Of fractured
skulls,
Another passenger. Airman
Billy Tressley. 20. also stationed
at the Patuxent base. was ad-
mitted to the hospital In fair
condition with q possible frac
tured skull.
The other fatality was listed
as Ronald D. Steward. %. OF
Cameron. st. Marys County,
who died Of q fractured skull
when q car he was driving left
the pavement and turned over
at the intersection Of Route 246
and Horsehead road. Great
Mills.
Virginia State police reported
four Marines stationed at
Camp Lejeune. N. c.. and q res
ident Of Woodbridge. Va, were
injured In q three-car accident
on Route at Lorton.
The Marines admitted to Fort
Belvoir Hospital were identified
as Edward w. Bolton, %, head
cuts: Robert Flemming, 10.
head cuts and q possible rup-
tured stomach: Archie Reheiro,
10. face cuts, and Edward King.
10. forehead cuts.
The Woodbridge resident in
jured was William B. Bell, who
was admitted to Alexandria
Hospital with head cuts and q
fractured thigh.
Two other men from Lejeune
were riding In the Marines car:
Melvin W. Chapman. II, listed
as the driver, and william
Bartsch, 10. They were not In
jured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

The Arlington Association
for Retarded Children wishes
TO express publicly its ape
probation TO the Arlington
Junior Chamher Of Com.
merce for the magnificent
handling Of the Congress
sional Bowl football game
September ~.
Newspapers. 70 do and
televisi0n stations. ell par-
ticipating businessmen and
individuals, the bowl spec
tators. the congressional and
legislative delegations, George
washington University. the
Citadel and their star and
teams, the lovely princesses.
the majestic queen. and the
Lieutenant Governor Of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
contributed 10 the commu-
nifty "togetherness" Of this
project.
AARC hereby expresses It's
gratitude. not only for the
eventually broader programs
Of service IN the community
for retarded children that
viii be made available
through the proceeds Of the
game. but also for helping
to spread the encouraging
words that Retarded chill
dren can be helped"
Paul r.. Dougherty.
President. Arlington Asso-
citation for Retarded
Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
BY LEE N. COIN

congressional Inv eStigators
charge Federal regulatory
agencies are ducking behind
secret files to block q probe Of
their activities.
Chairman Moulder. Demo-
crat Of Missouri. yesterday
called Q public hearing Of his
House Legislative Oversight
Subcommittee for october II.
He said he, win then challenge
the right Of the Civil Aeron-
autics Board and other agen-
cies TO withhold records from
his stan investigators.
Mr.. Moulder told q press
conference he probably win
subpoena records II they are
mot produced voluntarily, and
may ask Congress to institute
contempt proceedings II the
agencies persist in refusing to
open files.
While concentrating his at
tack on the CAB. Mr.. Mouider
said he had heard ''rumors''
Of Q concerted plan On the
part Of some Of these Cother)
Government agencies to block
this special congressional In
vestigation."
Chiefs Discuss Probe
CAB Chairman James r.
Durfee was out Of town, his
ONCE said. A spokesman con-
flrmed that Mr.. Durfee had
indeed met at least some Of the
other agency chairmen to dis
cuss the investigation. But he
said they concentrated on how
to cooperate with Mr.. Moul-
der's subcommittee, not how to
hamper the probe.
Mr.. Moulder objected to Mr..
Durfee's order to withhold per-
sonal files Of CAB members,
intra-agency communications,
correspondence with the Presi-
dent or other Federal agencies.
and classified material.
Criticlzes Tendency"
Contending that such refusal
Of access was wholly without
basis in precedent or law" he
charged the CABS reluctance
indicates that either the
board feels that 1t has some-
thing to hide. or it Is mani
Testing an arrogant disregard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Air Force to Drop Wing
From SAC for Economy

The Air Forcs is dropping
its Strategic Air Command.
It announced yesterday that
the oist Strategic Reconnais-
sance Wing at LOckboufne All
Force Base near Columbus,
Ohio, win be inactivated Nov
ember Q to conform with econ
omy measures necessitated BY
the $Ss billion ceiling in Presi-
dent Eisenhower's military
budget.
The wing has As Bat which
win be Transferred TO other
units. The action brings 70 a
the number Of wings IN the
strategic Command which A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Retarded Children

There has been lots writ
ten about retarded children
In schools throughout the
United States. but little done.
These children have more
than q handicap. They have
mental and physical afilic-
tions which seem to many
to hold back their progress
and society accepts them Is q
detriment instead Of normal
individuals who need atten-
ton.
Many mothers try to enroll
their children In public school
only TO md that. II retarded,
they are advised to put them
in private school or get .
private tutor.
Something Is then wrong
with our educational system.
Retarded children, mentally
or physically. should be given
an opportunity to attend the
school Of their parents
choice. and any public school
should be able to take care
Of them. some way or other.
One Of the better ways for
retarded children to become
eficient and able again. Is
through scientoIogy, that
branch Of psychology which
treats Of human ability. It
helps one to raise his /. @.
and ability. In fact. this scien-
tiic method is being used by
several public and private
schools in this country, and
by most educational insti-
tutions in England. Il helps
all children to become adj
justed and mote able for life.
Many parents cannot af-
ford private schools or pri.
vate tutors. Something must
be done for those people who
need assistance for their
children but most Of all
something must be done for
our educational systems to
help them help retarded and
handicapped children.
Interested.