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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WTTG (5)-The Whist
Ter: A newspaper correspond
ent agrees to print a false
report for a shady operator
in Hong Kong. but it leads
to murder.
$500, WTOP (9) - The Bob
Cummings Show: Bob Col
Inns tries to cushion the shock
of his sister Margaret's ap-
proach to matronly age but
the plan boomerangs.
$3.50, WRC tN-Dragnet: Sergt.
Friday trails a gunman
who shot two women during
a bakery holdup.
$3.50, WTOP (9-Climax: 1.-The
Hand of Evil" A young COL
lege instructor becomes the
victim of a poison pen plot
aimed at destroying his career
and his marriage. Vera Miles,
John Forsythe and Mary
Anderson.
$500, WMAL az - Danny
Thomas Show: After a long
layoff, the comedian suffers
stage fright when he returns
to work. "A Solid Fun Show"
says TV Key.
800, WRC a. The Peoples
Choice: Sock and Mandy's
secret wedding certificate falls
into the wrong hands.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Bold Journey
The adventures of a woman
who guided an expedition
through the Grand Canyon
rapids.
$3.50. WTTG (5)-The Falcon:
The Falcon goes to Las Vegas
to find two men who posed as
treasury agents and robbed
a casino operator.
$3.50, WTOP t9-Playhouse 90:
The story of a young mans
ambition TO achieve success
despite the odds, F.. Scott
Fitzgerald's Winter Dreams. F"
Dana Wynter. John Casa
Votes. Mildred Dunnock.
Phyllis Love and special
guest Joe Sweeney.
1890. WRC (4)-Lux Theater:
Color. A young woman is
suspected by her fiance of
not being the kind Of right
eous girl that she appears to
be in THE Armed Venus. f"
Esther Williams.
1890. WMAL (7)-Telephone
Time-The story of DR..
Philippe Pinel, the first to
use humane treatment on the
mentally Ill, on Again the
Stars" Robert Ellenstein.
TV Key says s"Interesting
show"
1l:l5. WTOP t9-The Late
Show: Gallant Journey: A
mans dream comes true when
he flies his homemade glider
and is offered a chance to
continue his experiments.
Glenn Ford and Janet Blair.
1946).
ll:2O, WMAL tD-Premiere
Performance: Leave Her To
Heaven; A jealous woman
Will stop at nothing to
monopolize her husbands at
tention. Gene Tierney and
Cornell Wilde. u945).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

every week next fall He'll
be the host of CBS's new series.
The Seven Lively Arts" which
debuts November II Sunday
from 5 to 6 pm.
=
University Notes: Maryland
students will present an original
hour play. Il Saw the Silver
Wings" in COLOR on Balti-
more's WBAL,--l1 Sunday from
u TO 3 pm.
And at noon that day. George
Washington University and
WRC-4 inaugurate q Tv series
on Russia. =. The opening hour
show is entitled Peoples of the
Soviet Union" and the panelists
who will discuss a variety Of
films are DR.. Ronald Thompson,
of G. w.. and DR.. Vladwlady-
slaw w. Kulski. of Syracuse. +.
Mindful Of possible criticism.
the announcement states that
nowhere in this series will prop
uganda emerge"
Most consistent hour drama
series this year? This re-
porter's vote would 60 to CBS's
Studio One Mondays de-
lightful show. The Man Who
Wasn't Himself" is a case in
point. Actor Eli Wallach
had q field day playing the
small-town prodigy who posed
successful by as an editor and
lawyer. The resurgence Of
Studio One" isn't difficult to
trace. The credits show
Gordon Dun as producer and
the lineup Of authors have in
Icluded Sumner Locke Elliott,
Horton Foote. etc. Chats
Fred Goes old Philco Playhouse
gang.)
Quentin Reynolds, iDho Drote
book about a Canadian udr
hero iDho tDGs later exposed as
a phony, evidently has successful
chGrlGtGns on his mind
THE Man Who Wasn't Him
selP' wds based on an idea OF
his.
On The Run:
Ruth Geri Hagy. OF College
Press Conference. is celebrating
q birthday-and her selection by
NATO as one Of the American
reporters to visit NATO bases
and meet national leaders.
Ruth will report via ABC on two
Sundays during her June 2 to 81
tour.
Jimmy Deans guest on his
CBS-9 morning show the week
Of June 3 will be Jimmie Davis,
singing ex-governor Of Louisiana
and composer Of "You Are MY
Sunshine"
The acting team most likely
to show up on a TV series as
one Of the actors mother and
father? Why Ernest Truck
and Mrs. Truck Sylvia Field)
F.. They'll show up on Father
Knows Best" next Wednesday
with a problem for son-in-law
Jim Anderson (Robert Young)
Ray HGnev, the Tall Terdn.' .
just back from a Mem York trip.
hopes to haze some good ne,Ds
soon Ray and his pife ,Dere
both thrilled BY the letters and
messages from fans whoU miss
him on WRC.
Three top teen-age reporters
who have helped WINK with its
weekly "Pint-Size County CAL
endar" will be awarded certifi-
Gates Of merit at q party at the
radio station Saturday at 10
am. Another young Mont
gomery county disc jockey-Don
Dillard--has q fast-growing teen
club. He'll repeat his WIDOW
record-giveaway Saturday.
Don. by the way. is the son
Of owner Ev Dillard--the station.
WIDOW, was named for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

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FANS. vAcs. MOWERS, APPLIANCES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
ON The AIR
ON THE AIR
It's Goodnight
Soon for TONIGHT
BY BERNIE HARRISON


wondering how long NBC would with
that amateur hedark show called Tonight you may relax
Earl Wilson, nice who handwriting on the
wall better than he already submitted his ree
nation effective June 2 ecoue Quits the show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
THREE MILL CITY
PEOPLE ARRESTED
ON MORALS COUNT

Three Minneapolis people twU
men and "a woman were arrested
Saturday night by morals squad
officers
Jailed was Grace Smith q
1917 Humboldt Az " who was
charged with common prostitu-
ton. Jack Parsons A. roo Oak
Lake Az n charged with oper.
ating a disOr,icrly house and Am.
brose Owens rs 1917 Humboldt
Av charged with pandennk
The youth Owens police said
the plain clothes Of
ncers and offered 10 provide them
with . woman OFFICER Bruce GJnd.
berg agreed and owens and he
picked Up Mics smith and drove
90 Parsons home
After an exchange % money the
three persons we're arrested
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Perfect Ashlor
Reflects Paul
Wood, Master

Members and visitors dafied
bone chilling wind Tuesday night.
December "a. 20 attend the safd
Election Meeting ~ Perfect Ashlnf
lodge no 7 Frse and Accepted
Haauus a. eight o'eloek IN the
llsiks Hail IA ~ Anthony. st.
Paul
An unusual feature ~ this meet
ING wa = proficiency test taken
by Earl Ns~ which qualified him
~ Esaf upon hls person Masonic
pin The pin Hft from ~
HeHa wife was presented 10 mm
~ distinguished visitor Cari
Herbert grfnn worpmpfh Mas
tsr N pigpssr fsgdKe No
Anausl Reports submitted by
lis officers reflected thr good
fellowship within the craft. en
thumRsu f0r ths Fraternity and
ne ttaaHfial stability ~ the organ
lhat,gH
The election returned three in
rubsHta 70 office pam l. Wood
wawhlpfa master. Ire gwynua
recording secretary end ! N
Dorsey treasurer
Others elected ~ 0fFrs we're
f8nsfd Moore senior warden
Prank Bgfgrd junior warden. ard
lionel Allen nnsnaai secretary
appointed - 1fGer ~ me R9r
stpf3 master were william gray
bgg SENIOR deacon Eau Era ilH
tgr aeasou Pred AshDg senior
aua Tomm.r EfgaGDF iamnf
steward y lFm chaplain
ma Merle Taylor htef
rgr' grandmother LazreHrf Tar
ys supervised iUs erection Grand
master g tgHtrrre rgl8Hfo3
ne installation ~ fhg pfltets
a sted ~ gralsI isimsr ~ rsr
rrG Greene argHE ls w8rhali
~ ne rl1ss ~ ps meeting
apa zretI e1fpey uas served ~
Ffr1 Aatby srd Prank gafJfs
Esfrs amsft COMMITTEES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Humphrey Expresses
Regret On Death OF
Marguerite Combs

Washington. - G. Senator
Hubert n Humphrey II Mime.
sofa expressed tho deep regret OF
himself md Mrs Humphrey when
he was informed o. the death IN
Minneapolis of Mrs Marguerite
Combs
Humphrey said = am terribly
sorry 70 hear ~ The death Of my
old friend Marguerite Combs.
How well ! remember her good
work IN ne field Of adult educa.
tion
4 recall windy her dedication
70 her students and to those with
whom she worked
She was wonderful friend "
both Mrs Humphrey and me and
se shan miss her very much
Hra Combs fts wife of Harold
Combs HenEspln county deputy
sheriff. died November ~ She
was staff member ~ Phyllis
HbeatIsy House
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

board of direaiUrs.
Other officers named were vice
presidents Richard Fox. Jane
Preston and Lonn,e Adkins Carl
l.. Wesanrlye was reelected score
tary Robert Patterson. assistant
secretary and Donald Lewis. treas
uer
Elected 90 the board of dir
ectors were C S. Anderson. Rev
W l.. Battle. Norman Bell Beat.
rice Boyd Frank Boyd Earlue
Galloway Rev Deuzil Carty Ern-
est Cooper John NJ Culver Mil
dred Elliott Louis Erwin. Addie
c. Few, Rev l. Glover. Allie
Mae Hampton. Mabel Harris. Tim
othy Howard Robert Lippert.
Thurman McFarthing. Ruth Man
ming. DR. C. n Moblley. Estyr
Peske Sandy Perry William Say
les J. Nathaniel Smith. Frank
NJ Smith. Arthur sternberp and
Rev Kueely Williams
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

law School ~ the University Of
Minnesota in june 1871 lie is
son ot Mrs Elcsunr q Durham
~ Ithaca. NY and a member of
the John Henry Newman Honor
society. treasurer OF the MINNIE.
sofa state Conference ~ the
NAACp, and u member Of tho
Minneapolis Urban League
punham Ia a veteran OF both
World War II and Korea ana
holds reserve commission M a
captain in the us Army IN the
course of his army service Dun.
ham received six battle atara
la commenting on the appoint
mcut Attorney General Lord saidl
Nr Durham comes % nae with
me highest kind nf recommends
ton. and ms starr ava ! ate happy
% welcome him
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

Agar recording secretary. Thel-
ma stsrxs. corresponding score
ary Hclen suath treasurer sud
Mrs. Ralph knight chaplain
4 nominating COMMITTEES hsad.
- bv Mira Marian WlUars a.
chairman brgzht .n the state ~
officers u4med The oaumltfsa
r addition 10 Mira Williams aaa
composed 1f Mrs Margaret Pen
ton Mrs Per Larson Mrs Elmer
s~tr and Miss Thyra Lsr3
Following che slstn ard bs.
.nea session ne guild reta ss
annual PARTY In re ao,aram ~
u-e YWCA with members Elzs-
beth R1esra and Frames DsHcsn
a. hauo-e4 guests Eaeh % as-
sere presented GIFTS
Mrs Canrse Ba1ruan played ~
p.ano ard Lead in ne n,uig ard
song a wmpssoas raeal vas
served waaea hsd ne members
ching and NhlrE Mrs H1wsra
Darral uas Chairman ~ the cew-
msttse whh zrrarge5 far ths
party ana tss Refreshments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

tfnk There was some school
haalH in me back from tho Univ
otin Of hlnursuta which he
glanced through apd stated that's
what's wrong with sou northern
4sgpers YOU get too smart we lake
90 keep ouf uiREcfa dumb
After I had put everything back
! left the truf open and be said
d was getting cold and went back
and got INTO his car leaving mo
and my buddy standing IN front
If the patrol cor
About this time another patrol
car came up and e fellow De called
Bp came over Ife said be had
been trying 30 get the sheriff Of
this county and tho patrulmAu
told him be would ~ Rsi Hm.
and he lefi We wer sian standing
n the cold for about another ten
minutes whsn the other highway
patruluan came bark and aaiA The
sheriff would be Ihcro soon
Iir said ~ me how come you
don't talk like these cotton pick
lHH BRgera down here" TO-
piled , vas fBlsed IN Minnesota"
and he said yoi arc fun ~
you know you left MISSISSIPPI and
vent north ard brought tbia yeIe
i1w Niger back dawn here ~
g3u can show him how you live
down here made No reply he
then said 10 the other patroimnb,
Look At that yellow Niger with
fCaHtiuued on page 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Lets Turn Spot
On Reasons For
Open Occupancy
ny NArHIsr HAYNES AND
D. rIrRHE otuMANT

When This newspaper smell
t,l smoke Ia The trucking ~
lualry and set oui 90 demon
sttalo ihe probability Of dis
ctiminatury employment prao
ueea la the Murphy Motor
Freight Company The vehement
shout 81 false alarm could bo
heard down a. city iiall
That shout has since become
plea cor tlmr time va evamine
non existent rceoBis time - mar
ahai uurpup4htivc thoughts into
passive cooperative actions
The aans shout afups when
Fupc waa proposed for the city
of saint PAU Past and current
.Furc Investigations Indicate,
however Tint ptu city has long
been ia need u a legal finger With
ehrh 10 STIR away the roth ana
so eagle eye with which To scfn-
tIDs this lnmbled scene We 30
faraly refer to AZ "the conipeu'
tive spirit u oar American econ
amy
THAT wo uav have such a finger
aud eye is quite evident by the
.,.,y e.iatrpee ~ these invanii
ga,,ons only timc viii prove their
adequacy Or inadsqnhcy as Wg
liant guardians of squal employ
nsut opportunity
rhefo 81. many other industries
a. guilty as the trucking hrmH'
II il apparent that whsne'er
ana wherever basic human rights
are In danger monster d false
hood stands ready 70 defend tho
right 70 deny AMI endanger Aheh
agbts This has been true Of war
~ land grabbing, ~ lynchihg ana
employment discrimination y y
equally trus n HOUSING e'
sseiaily that ares ~ housing cur
g,atly referred 70 ~ open oe'
r,paasy
wbal is open Occupancy why
asaa the National Association o.
real Estate Boards and our own
state organization oppose ops"
% egpanryT
what effect 10 any has The ~
paag acknowledgement Program hah
y, lbe housing situation for Ne
.-,. ara ha9 dpea This etfect
g.sn Occupancy what has hap'
gaasa 10 $50 uonwhiie famiisS
gytg usre displaced from ine RICE
- western Ur1eyelabmsnt area
Tnsss are but a tgQ ~ Inc lic"-
dome We Bepe 70 eSpiore ana pos
.bly answer IN coming isriien %
yonr ri paul Recorder and Min
neapolls Spokesman
later these papers plan 20 turn
the spotlight on other Industries
,,en.des TIE trucking Industry
gbsr. race and religious discnm-
.,at,oo romans the order % the
DAY dsapi,s laws against y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

NAiAAfANtt NAANiiitA hAAA'A Nt ~
first sutR appointment said 20 be
the FIRST ~ la kind ia Minnesota
history WAS James u bradford of
sc PAU whom Lord appointed
special assistant attorney general
early in his ttrst term az attorney
general
Mr. punham's first assignment
ia with the state highway depart
nett
Durham IL a native ~ Ithaca
n y who has resided IN Minnos
sofa for the past ton years lie
WAS educated in the public schools
~ Ithaca, NY aud Washington
pc He attended Catholic Univ
ersity aHd Howard University,
rrom which Institution hc got a
IA degree with houota before
starting Graduate school at the
University OF minnesota
punhau1 graduated from the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
VIRGINIA JASSIE FOUND
CURLY on DOPE CHARGE

Mrs Virginia Maaas % 49, n
Western 81 Paul was found
guilty - four 81 six courts
charging sale ~ mari uara BY ar
all-mals jury Tuesday in federal
district court
Fer cows r'ian brought 70 q
total M 81 ~ persons named h
ssEteznher 7E 'ments for mar
gots, 7ssidhrz
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
huxeI Merrill Is
Elected President
Urban League Guild

The Minneapolis Urban
League Guild Monday night elect
ed Hazel Merrill guild president
Tor the ensuing year Mrs Afer-
1il served ~ president several
years ago before the guild name
was changed from Minneapolis
Urban League Auxiliary
Other officers elected were Viz
Eiuia Lewis vice president. Ruth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Mr.. Sinoi Gets
Research Grant
For Ieurt Study

A John A Hartford Foundation.
Inc research grant of Sisn 0ai e.
the Mount sinai Hospital "a Min
neapals for a study nf motthalc
anl surgical aspects ~ corunhry
artery aBa related diseases was
luiutlv announced truay by raIph
W Burger President at the
Foundation and Jay Phillips
president ~ the hospital aasacia-
tim
DO hia announcement Mr Phil
lip rclalvi that tho program GOV
sfed By The FiHnt via extend over
"a thfge year period and win be-
under tie direction ~ Dr tyit
liny Director 81 Research and
Teaching ~ Mount Hipa Hospital
According to ur HAY ute type
% heart disease 20 ba studied
unfef fllc grant mss bren the
1htnri - HAiehaiNe study and
research carried au Dor tbs past
raw years az the Jay Phillips tie
peauh Laboratory at the Mount
HiHai Hospital The grant viii en-
sbIr tho hospital 70 cslcud and ac
CELEBRATE ~ research efforts ln
the field 81 eorouary diseases
Mount Sinai Hospital ia tho only
private uan.prnht hospital west
RI Chicago aud east ~ the ltogitios
70 maintain Ne own research lab
urafDry
The Hartford Foundation waa
established ~ the late John 4
Hartford who was prrsiacnt ~
she Great Atlantic Bud Pacific
Tsa Company TOR many years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
GERTRUDE MITCHELL
REELECTED PRINCESS
sNT TEMPLE

Wra Gertrude Hifctel Nss 70
elected worthy princess ~ qaeen
Esther Tcmpis 30 2 sNT when
ft he3d liz annual election on
Tuesday DeansT
Other officers rsmed w8ude
Ea,s D8tma ves princess Auue
Tai1m tapigfr Hida Parker
ansHetgl ~ fe'arr Weller wh4ts.
recording secretary L1cls Wa0d-
arsl Treasurer ard If,-olars wa,J1-
ard 9u'N0s ard Ia ~ 1ookseT,sr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

a. the fegional office in Mime
apolls ite viii aastst IN the Dr.
e'tiun ~ postal RnfaErs ana yahi
cleR 10 Minnesota. Wisconsin.
North Dakota. South Dakota ana
northern Michigan
III Mills. praised logan IN q
statement 10 this paper 90 d
hne postal cmplgyr whOn' good
work apd efficiency has earned
him successive promotions
M t0gaU.a record Nr Mills
said hnR earned hm the ncw
position and The Increased -
Fpgnslmlly which u entails and !
am happy ha hos earned this rec
pgn,tIgn BY hls Bau efforts
The Hew Job Increases NJ
L1gans asiafg from 10000 60
81 600 annually
Logan sba s 5s years old hyoa
1T 500 Central ~ 80 Paul with
ne wife Florence he first came
20 Minneapolis when he wa six
years aId
Ils HaA educated IN Tho public
nhonta h. Ste native state ~ Ohio
afriiy aHa ohio State University
81 Joined tho postal seryits
Ia September 1920 iis first big
promotion lH 1915 Nhs 20 chief
~ records in ths Post office gar
age IN 1862 be- wsg named 90.
sianl superintendent ~ Tho gar
aFs
IN 1904 BE- wan promoted 10 the
Eafszf sUpfHnteHdsUry whore be
la directed me uorE ~ 100 sm
oiaYsa
I1RaH "a an avid golfer end BE-
.oag ~ ys1ma p5ami ofRarzs-
a1n- ineIpdinz iEs Hor'r star
Branch ~ ne National Postal
Alliance
Fairy ln tis career br upu
E IN short story Whiting iie
ga regular contribution ~ poe
70 - a asma0 sud Record
~ pta several ycars
Tg afternoon garage en-
ag 81 eHirI him sn ozpen
eek ~ 10 token ~ their
ppEe tl1a ~ him AZ boss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

E9ufd taiay shat me agb u
planning be Annual E31a,ss
C'iy5straa Tarig 10 BE- he'd ~ fhs
IiaUs q BroaB cgmmuHlfy
Hssss 55s Aurora Avenue -
Hotaay December ~ 1857 our
ing ne hy8.a n 400 Bo8n Wiiii
2 ~ pm
~ STOKES said ne cluh szpssts
more thar 800 children 10 parua-
pstf in thia gears party and that
ihey havs prepares gala pro.
grGHa for them Prizes nlB b.
given away aSG sarh chiia vii
te gwen = Christmas present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

rastut HefEtas W4li saaist tho man
aear Ia charge ~ the 1900 motor
vehicles operated by the Post
nfnee department Ia upr states
Mr logan wiil assume his nuw
duijra officially Monday por 49,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

Teyxsh Tstnpte No % Anoasi
Shrissr's ChiIdysns Cbristnaa
Party ~ ~ bod II the nsss Ma.
euis Tstapte tsss Fs.arih 49,. No.
Iinns4goB. SATURDAY, Dsestaissr
~. 1851 heurs - p.rn,---4xsa
2 o. 10 Adse.s aitraStipu Talent
Contest Tor setalis sAn ERse Iyte.
TAytor z-g7se--4Advt-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13


north about seycnty-yiEht miles
south Of Memphis Tennessee,
which was some where on the
north side OF win0na. Mississippi
An automobile followed us along
the highway Tor about three %
tpur miles
uas wondering why he didn't
pass sud why he stayed 30 close
behind because we were driving
fifty and sixty and never over
which ia the speed limit iH the
state of Mississipp
Finally the car behind us
flashed two red lights and I pulled
over % the ado ~ the road !
got ont 81 the car and went back
"a the highway patrol car from
which the operator got out with
bis hand on his pistol and stated
where are you going Niger
! replied I'm on my way 10 So
Paul Minnesota about that Hme
my buddy moved around IN the
back - the car whore he waa
asleep and the high <way patrol
man asked me who - that ia the
back n the carr
replied my buddy. he's "a
sleep He left mo standing took
fsw steps 10 the left hand side
~ the car and ahtned ha flash
hight into the car then opened
tie door ana told my buddy 90
get out Ny buddy got oui and
the patrolman sbatchsd him sud
sald "a yellow Niger then kick.
81 him in the rear ana said. "put
your god dam hands up on that
car was standing IN front ~
The patrol rar while All THE was
EunR On
lie then asked who owns tHla
car and my buddy spoke Up ard
Sad 7 10 He ssid 4 better
check and see what you All got iH
the ear and he went back 10 the
car opened fhr door and shina9
his hight into the car ard saw
rife which We hsd taken on the
trip 10 On Some hunting with
whieh p8s unioaded Ho came back
~ The rear ~ the car and STATED,
just V1ls, thought yuG ulERefa
carrying weapons BE went 20
ne patyoi car leaving Gs standing
~ front II hia head lights an5
examined s,,c ME Hs then tired
70 oail me sheuH on the tUs
Wsy sysiem bat from ne CONVEX
ss;lou. ! gathered hs couldn't d.
cafe hirn
Re then came back u sH rar
boxed lnass sgain ard aFafiel
3 car frsshsner which gives or
aief os}of
he cam, bark anI 40 my tGG1y
ga Ket tbat white H1man 1gt ~
that err niger iie gas sps8EHg
sbn5 ,he err sir frrss which
1ad picture ~ uoma1 on q
w bas5y ther 81 mo NJ
-ar Ard took q or fte fog1 ny
3odiy r. throw it gus n ne d.tsh
~ thsn came arguud 70 ne rear
= the ear ana i1i1 rs 70 sFaH 30 .
ne trunk went 20 ne car sra
.apk ne ksys aus opened u.s
.SBns hs then made ne fass
.vsryshlng oui ~ ths rear n NJ .
.as pierce ~ piece
had " oyer ny bad9isa bag
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saa searched everything hs M
bs pvt everything back IN ~
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SIXTY DAYS ~ WORKS

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

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