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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Mrs. Bartlett, n,
LifeIonu Resident

Mrs. Ralph T. Bartlett. a life
long resident Of Washington.
died of a cerebral hemorrhage
Sunday at Casualty Hospital.
She was II.
The former Kathryn Miller.
she was the daughter of the late
Benjamin and Elizabeth Miller.
She and Mr.. Bartlett were mar
ried in st. Mary's Catholic
Church here and would have
celebrated their 45th wedding
anniversary this June. Their
home was at 2218 Observatory
place NV.
Hell husband retired in 1947
as personnel officer in the en-
ployment branch, Navy Office of
Industrial Relations. after sery-
ing SO years with the Navy De-
partment.
Mrs. Bartlett was a member
OF the Brown Scapular Order of
the Franciscan Monastery.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a son. Ralph, jr., also
Of the home address.
Prayers will be said at $3.50
am. Thursday at Hysong's fun
eral home. 1900 N street NV.
Mass will be offered at 10 am.
at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Fifth and H streets NV. Burial
viii be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Mrs. Stanley n. Shaw
Dies; Wife Of Editor

Mrs. Shaw was active In
church. and social work in Rock
vile Centre. Long Island. N. Y,
for many years before coming to
this area. Her husband is a
former vice president of Stand
ard & Poor's Corp, in New York.
Besides her husband. Mrs.
Shaw is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Richard l.. Jones. of
Packanack Lake, N. j.; Mrs.
Curtis L. Allies, of Reading, Pa:
and Mrs. c. Lance Marshall, of
Hamilton Square. N. j.; and
seven grandchildren. Also sur
lviving are her father, John G..
Foster, patient in the Tiff
Nursing Home, Dunn Loring,
Va. and brother, Edward, of
Stamford, Conn.
Services will be held at IL am.
Thursday at Emmanuel Church.
Ion-the-Hill. Burial will be in
Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to the
American Cancer Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09

Hrs. Stanley N. Shaw, wife Of
the editor of the Whaley-Eaton
publications here, died of cancer
last night at Circle Terrace Hos
pital in Alexandria after an i'll
ness of two years.
The former Lucille Foster, Mrs.
Shaw had lived in the Washing
ton area almost IA years. Her
home was at SOC Crown View
drive, Alexandria.
Active in church and charitable
work, she was a member of the
Alexandria Hospital Auxiliary
One Of her chief interests was the
annual Old Homes Tour Of Alex
andria sponsored by that organi-
zation. She also was an active
member of Emmanuel Church
on-the- Hill. an Episcopal church
on the grounds of the Virginia
Seminary in Alexandria. and was
a member of its women's auxil-
larry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
President Seeks
Air Coordination

President Eisenhower plans to
ask Congress to authorize Gre
alton Of an airways moderniza-
ton board to coordinate mill
tary and civilian work in keep
ing pace with the Jet age in air
traffic controls.
This was disclosed at the
White House today by Senate
Republican Leader Knowland
after he and other G. o. p.
congressional leaders discussed
the project with the President.
Senator Knowland said the
President plans to recommend
creation Of the board in a spe-
cial message going to Congress
Thursday along with an interim
report on special study of air.
ways control facilities.
This study, spurred by mid
air collision of two big passen-
ger airliners over the Grand
Canyon last summer. Is being
directed by Edward P. Curtis,
special assistant to the President
for aviation matters.
Mr.. Curtis joined in the
White House conference with
Republican congressional leaders
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09

ciplinary problems as a new
teacher at Paul during testimony
yesterday. but commended that
some of the conditions under
which she had to teach did not
help matters. She said the fire.
|quency Of supervisory visits to
her classroom made it more diff
If1cult for her to maintain dis
cipline.
Miss Warren made top grades
at Miner Teachers College.
Her attorneys, Charles T. Dun
can and Frank D. Reeves, will
submit written summations of
her case. Assistant Corporation
Counsel j. r. Dugas was given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09

and not proclaim it the most beautiful of auto
mobiles? For its grace and majesty are surely
without counterpart in the realm of motor cars.
Or who could ride in new Cadillac and not
recognize its extraordinary luxury and comfort?
For its interiors are beautiful and spacious and
comfortable to an unprecedented degree.
Or who could drive a new Cadillac and not
pronounce it the browning achievement Of auto
motive engineering? For its power and responsive
ness and its riding smoothncss and handling ease
are unexampled on the highways Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Women Receivers
Purse Seized in
Bottle With Thugs

A young Austrian Embassy
secretary who lost a fight last
Friday night to prevent two men
from stealing her purse. got the
purse back today-wet but intact
save for 81.
Miss Renata Schmid, "a. was
not worried about the dollar in
the first place. Her purse con-
tanned keys and a passport that
were far more important to her
Today employees of the District
Sewage Department fished her
purse, still containing keys and
passport, from the Anacostia
River under the Eleventh Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09

Bridge. The police robbery squad
is holding it for her.
Miss Schmid said the purse
snatching took place about II
pm. while she was walking in
the 1000 block of Wyoming ave-
nue. NV. toward her home. 2512
@ street NV. Two men jumped
from a car, beat her on the head
and wrested the pocketbook from
her and fled.
Il guess we fought for quite
a while" she said later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
The Choice That is Never Challenged

Drive Cadillac over any period of time you wish
even for lifetime if you prefer-and the odds
are that no one will ever question your choice of
a motor car.
For almost everyone understands the instincts
that lead man to Cadillac. Rare is the motorist
in fact, who does not have his oecn heart set on
the car of cars.
Certainly this is as il should be. For Cadac's
virtues are simply too numerous to be overlooked
and too apparent to be misunderstood
Who, for instance, could behold new Cadillac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Summation Asked
In Teacher FIRING

Counsel for a District school
teacher suspended on charges of
incompetency have two weeks in
which to submit a written sum-
mary Of her case contending
school officials made a snap
Judgment of her teaching abili-
ties.
An appeals committee of the
Board of Education yesterday
wound up a session hearing
on the suspension of Miss Joy
Ann Warren, who started last
fall as a mathematics and SCI
ence teacher at Paul Junior High
School.
She admitted running into dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Miss Willis Named
Envoy to Norway

President Eisenhower today
nominted Miss Frances E. Willis,
who has been Ambassador to
Switzerland for the last four.
years, to be American Ambassa- i
dor to Norway.
Miss Willis, a career foreign
service officer since 1927, was
named to succeed L. Corrin
Strong. Washington banker, who
resigned two months ago.
Henry j. Taylor, radio COM
mentator and businessman. is re-
ported in line to succeed Miss
Willis as Ambassador to Switzer-
land. But the White House did
not confirm this report today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09

And who-knowing of Cadillacs many economies
of ownership and operation-could fail to recog-
nize it as the finest investment in all motordotn?
Indeed, the reasons for choosing Cadillac are as
valid as they are numerous-and we urge you to
visit your dealer at your first opportunity and
discover all of them for yourself
Why not spend an hour at the wheel and
select your favorite Cadillac model as your own?
Rest assured-the whole world will approve
your choice!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Col. Bliss Renamed
To Jury Commission

The District Court judges late
yesterday reappointed Col. z.
Goring Bliss to serve another
three-year term on the District
Jury Commission.
The reappointment was an
nounced by Chief Judge Bolitha
J. Laws. Col. Bliss will have COM
pleted IL years Of service on the
three-member commission when
his old term expires later this
month. He serves as the COM
missions secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Macarthur Goes South

NEW YORK. April 9 (Pl.-
Gen. Douglas Macarthur left by
plane today for West Palm
Beach, Fla. He was accompa-
MED by his wife and two aids.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
nox BAPTIST

The subject OF the morning ser
mon was a Charge 20 Keep J
Have The text was taken from
Isaiah 6l:I-2 The scripture les
son. ST Luke l4;l5-24. was the
supporting text
one child, LuCretia Sudtuth,
WAS Cunsecrated TO the Lord by
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
sudduth Master Keith Woods was
accepted as a new member.
The evening scripture lesson
was Romans s.l-lO. The subject
Of the sermon was Forgotten
Hope The text for the message
was Genesis 40s4i, But think on
me when Il shall be wen with
thee. and show kindness, I pray
thee. unto me and make mention
Of me unto Pharoah and bring
me out Of this house
Good Friday services will be
held az Zion az II A. m.
on Easter Sunday morning
there win be appropriate flms
shown % children under Is In the
church basement during the morn
ing service The children VIII be
well supervised
You are always welcome az
Zion. The Friendly Church
Evelyn Smith.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
THf JOHN HoWARDS'
ENTERTAIN VISITOR FROM
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY

Mr. and Mrs John Howard. 7tg
Fremont Az ~ were h0sta az
eight O'Clock dinner and cocktails
H honor of Mrs MARY Frances
ItsgElry ri Louisville. Ky ora
Saturday evening April 8
Mira fiUrIley came 90 tho city
10 attend rluuerai services for her
brother the mts David Jake
Scott while tn the city she was
the house guest Of her brother and
slstsfiu law nr and Mrs Ro-
bert Yasgru $3.50 N F1sk 81 80
Paul
Enjoying the Howsria hospital
igy with the Hnuarss were Mr. and
Mrs Robert TarEnr Mr. Frcd
Vaughn and Sizes Virginia John
SON. wHU aas ep-hultsas with the
forwards
Mga Macklev loft for her home
an Apnl "a accompanied by her
brother Mr. yaesor who wtn re-
main tu Louisville for the Derby
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
sperry, Mayor Candidate.
Says Efficiency In
Government Important

Bernard l. spsrTgr candidate
for mayor in the April so prt-
mary election stated in an inter
wew With reporter for this
paper that he believes that in
creased public service and eff
cheney IN government IS an i'm
poftant issue in this campaign
Re said Dsaong some services
which stand greatly IN need o.
Improvement are traffic control
public and Industrial relations
better streets and schools
Mr. sperry attended college
where ne studied political science
and music. He Is veteran Of
world War II. European Theater
of war A disabled veteran, Mr.
spcrry IS married and has one
child
He stated that he Is against
putting Sodium F1ouude In city
water. as 10 is an organic poison
and has not been accepted by the
medical profession as being safe
for human consumption.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
WOMEN OF CHURCH or
GOD IN CHRIST IN
STATE CONVENTION

The state wumcus Convention
OF the Churches Of Cod tn-Christ
vln convene a. ST PauIs Church
OF God.in-Chust, Fourth Az at
Enth ST. Minneapolis. the week
OF April % thru the 2Ttb
A musical program viii be- pre-
scented 9n Monday Night, Apr! -
featuring the various quartets of
the Twin cities including che Jub-
Trors the Friendly Five ara
many gtsrrrs
Mrs Dorothy Rufurl De- state
mrrruso- e. C. NolcB ts rrl-0Tt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Filth District DFL
annUoi fish Fry
fridnX. MnN ,

The E1rib District DFLa su.
ausI p4ah Fry sill be- brgt Friday
May 8. al the American Legion
ialilaw Post 1oti lst Az S.
Minneapolis
8ursts uf honor ~ the ttadt
uanal spring event VIII be G1y
amt Mm UrvIIs Freeman. srua
mu Hubert a Humphrey and a..
tanes General and Mra Mtiaa
tart
ESQ., nhatrmco FLORENCE Olson
sot leo Mtuer are su charge ct
tho dinner Assisting them are
mrmbrra ar the Fttth District
special activities committee
Tho firth ny ta open 90 Tho pub
Ha wH serving ta takr place
tram p ta g T. m Admission
charge a 81 for adults and 500
far children
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Wife OF Bruce x. Jones Dies

GmveHic services for Mrs
OHveue Jones Of 1914 8 Fourth
81. who died April -. in Our
Lady Of Good Counsel Home. St
PAU. were held at 10 a m Tues
day April rs with burial at I'M
side cemetery
Mrs Jones' had been ~ for Is
months and hospitalized inter.
mitteutly during that time she
was born in Audubon. Ia, and had
resided ln Minneapolis for the past
forty two years
She IS survived by her husband
Bruce X. Jones. Minneapolis bust
ueasmau. two brothers, one sis
ter and numerous nteces and
usphewa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
NEW HOPE BAPTIST

REV kneely Williams. PASTOR
The King Rides With Author
tty' was the subject OF Rev
KncCly williams sermon Sunday
Aprl "a. which was Palm Sunday
The message was inspiring and in
formative The text used was
Mott. 2Iss-9.
The musical program rendered
by the Prupheteers sings Sunday
afternoon was a success, The pro
gram was sponsored by the Build
ing Fund Committee, Marvin
York chairman Mrs, Bert LoonIe
was program chairman
MIR Hcnnon Cypuan, superin-
tendent Of Sunday School has ar
ranged a fine program for Easter
Sunday Eggs will be given 10 all
children attending
The pastor win preach on Eas.
ter Sunday April q
Visitors are always welcome ~
our church. Mrs Clara Odell,
reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
c afholics Increase
300 Since 1892:
Growth Phenomenal

Washington . fANPJ The
number 81 Catholic Negroes in the
United States has Increased 90
per cent In the hast % years. ac.
eord,ug 20 the annual report pf
Catholics bishops organization
More than half a million Of the
nations rs million Negroes are
Catholic
Francis Cardinal spellman.
Archbishop Of New York. as
chairman of the Commission for
catholic Missions Among the
Colored People and Indians. was
one af the agucrs OF the report
A total o. $40 900 Catholic Ne
rrpga live 10 81 81 the rounfry'a
l8t dipgraea. the majority located
100 border northern and western
statas However. three out 81
every four Negro Catholic church
ss are tu the southern states, -
are four out OF five Catholic
schools for Negro children Most
OF the congregation number less
that 100 persons. me report stat
ed
70 noted that except Tor Latay
elite New Orleans and Galveston
dioccac7. which minister 10 a.
least no 600 Negroes work In the
South among Negroes IS pre-
a0mtaantiy or almost exclusive
~ missionary gu almost every iu.
stance.
Statistics show an increase ot
tive rer cent OF 81 600 IN the
number ~ Catholic Negroes dur
ing me year attributable 90 an
increase 81 seven per sent n lu.
fart bapfisms and % nine per cent
In me number ~ converts a total
of % 9E9 Of these being reported
Catholic Indians IN uhe cofgrcy
number 80 600 oat on the total
population af nearly 100000 Iu.
dlpn aHarrls and Ulisstap schools
the report continued are in the
poorest parts af The western
states and have small gougrrEs-
lions
The commission 20 8ii missions
among rolorsI people was es-
tabHshc1 in 1855 rs consists 90 "a
board af directors rampoaea Of
bishops assisted By a secretary
besides Cardinal spsIlmaa. ArrH-
h,a1ap Fauris q. krauEH o. Bat
fillmore a0d Archbishop John b
pIbm az Philadelphia make up
thr present board
Cawmf aan Funds rrmr rnu
an 8Hr3aI cglIsgflan sssHu up nr
an Catholic ebHrrres 1r Ere Uus-
ra States #mEHE tauf rut aan
uta#es.7 hg Catholic Ernans and
tnFyHfaH
Ea# , r. Ernregv #aars-
tau u C eEy Hf tns ra
m.aHn STRESSED .Hst tEr bishops
sres 10 ff.ar b. aHr ersH rrrs
us far GHuras effort la help Sc
gro rnt ufgn missions Neses-
snN moa of fHa saHrn falls ar.
on thg s-UW8aaE bishops NJ fae
Aacezes concerned ha a.E
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Minnie Butler. Longtime
MinpeapoIiian Dies

Services Tor Mrs Minnie Butler
d9l Seventh 8t N who died ao
saturday Apul a.. were held a.
2 %. "a. "Wednesday April n af
the Woodland Funeral chapel Rev
Nc ticndnetb pastor OF Way
man ANE church atdeiatnd with
burial ~ crystal Lake Cemetery
Mrs Butler mad been visiting
friends on F'ndaY evening aud de-
rlded ta spend thr ntght with har
mrnd. Mr Alice Young OF aTIs
Stevens Az She awakened early
Saturday morning complaining OF
feeling ~ Ter physician YVES
mnmonoi but She never raIlet
nnB died 1auaa 40 a m.
snr uaF born Tor Denver Code
sHB had resided H Minneapolis Tor
over so years For many yaars
ahr hat worked as a ha.f weasar
Tor L. q pmalbsan Company ard
Cor "a number Of vgars was super
visor 90 the norlgroam
SHE waa q member 1f Elegfa
Chapter No E OBS and 90 Frs-
saa Court NO 3 Daughters OF
IHE Fewan Caurt held services pf
me .Hopcl az 4 g m Tuesday eve
ming aut Elrefs Chapter held SER.
Vices at me GENERAL
There are no known survivors
Waudaal Funeral Wamr WAS IN
sHarEa cot tbe service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Leslie Lawrence
Post Auxiliary
President Reports

The annual unit report ~ The
Lsalis Lawrence Post Auxiliary.
made b. Mrs Queen Esther Tay
Ior. president this week 10 ,hs
Fourth District Office American
Legion. revealed veil rounded
program Under various commit
Tee ehairmru. the auziIary HJs
aeastHIy completed number 9t
projects 10 aid The community
Mrs Wander Lewis. chairman Of
the Community Service commit
tee reported that the group made
a. cBGoer pads for uar Bu Hns
pitfalls. contributed time t3 the
solicitation ~ Che "AarrA ut
Dtmsa tho Heart FlHd and aaaia
tod ip tbr stuffiag ~ Christmas
seal envrlsFss
tney also Wafe responBlDls Guf
distributing one thousand papph
tets. THE other Halt ~ The Polio
story ~ addition. the COMMITTEES
made contribution 10 Legion
vile
Chairman ~ the Memorial Com
ulltoo was Mrs taonei Aileu rhia
COMMITTEES was fssppnalblo Tor the
"Baek Ga God program held ora
Sunday April - at $3.50 q "a
with the rev psnzii a CartY ar
apsakrr Special musiu wHa by
the senior Chdr uf ~ Ouvet
Baptist church
Tho Auaic committee was head
81 by Mira Uuhy Grant who wan
assisted by Mrs NJ y nsI md
Mrs Taylor ha soiaiata They rep
resented the auxiliary q uuuibrf
or times during tbe gear 81 Teas
church programs and At Legion
dinnrga
Mis- Taylor. rehabilitation
chairman reported that boxes af
Christmas cards were sent 10 the
Veterans hospital ~ W Bnrlitng
donations we're made lo thr
Christmas gitt Abup ard ~ bo0ts
were acnt lo the Veterans hospital
al 20 glput Two Thanksgiving
BASKETS wrt1 given To- u0udg
families and the auoiIary will
give two Easter baskets
Ma ysrga Williams chairman
81 the gb,id welfare committee
arearhoairh the Bundle nay
drive a total of soc pounds o.
clothing was shipped 10 "says the
Childrau Federation Two r1m
plete layritea we're made by the
committee and presented o. VET
efaa'a families 10 Bnet snd con
trbutians we're htta male - tho
FnfBbiten Chlitrvns Euni
During ths yrar three charter
members nr the Post were hnu
nre1 At banquet al The Amrrt
can legion uan They were " n
Smith W Ice and T. q raf
yer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Mrs. nuitie Richar dson
Services Held thursday

Services tpt Mfa Matte tslCh
sr8suu ltta i.YudaIa Az ~ who
Hel Mauday Apfii 10 Hrrs held
.pf 3 % m Thursday, April ls. af
Zion B1ptat church. 1f which she
Haa q member Rev a. W Hatfa
afneHted vim burial Co Crystal
Iatte rrmrtery
Mm Richardson hsd been IN
500 hrBfh far the past five years
md WA hGspItalfzsd 9u Monday
morning and uegumbsd few
hours later Hhs was born m
Nashville Afp and had been
resident OF WinneapoIs FOR ~
years
HuruwuE are three sisters Mrs
Helrnse fllauehEc and Mrs Sophia
curtis Mclroae. Arb Mrs Ma
lbaatoi Johnson u1t Spring
AtE two brothers Cart Hanna
Minneapolis and james Hanna
Hope. Ark and other relatives
wapdsrd Funeral flome wss Sos
charge Bf arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
NoIGGE or INCORroHNTIoN oF
UNpIGNi toNsTnt CFluN
lNNEsIMlNI I've

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN that
CAPITAL EDSsTEI cTlD% 4 IN
NEsTME~T. Use. Ha4 daily ipCar-
p1isfrd eu fha FrH day - Apru.
provisions 81 Chapter soc 81 the
laws of Ms0uazHfF fHr 1888 thuawn
sa TOE Minnesota Business Corpora
FfHH hHfEs sF amended and supple
#HntFH
rr- general rafara 90 the busI-
rHFH fr Hs "1ua HrfHd av rho rorpnr-
af.nu s rH rsfrr ora EcuaFal CON-
wHr..sf .aufrgEt.nE aH1 eanRtrge-
H."r business and shall EHei 1.lE.
rgr aHasH uaf be Hwfrd 20 che fol-
f#HIHg Tie Huv. HrlN operate, man
aEH contract for irEtEr huUa. re-
PAIR. maintain commercial h8tlt b.
mas. nHrHHsHHHH hGHHaH EaFsEwH
avs afrarfgFnH nf every f@Rrrlpf
resErautfat commercial and iuHus.
trial ta operate any ard an other
tBWTgf 'saEfHaErHE "r t's own De .
half ar As agent fEr ether per-.
cons rr corporations sna 90 engage
Ir fra conduct ~ such bus5ueHEos
TIE location and pest uffice al
dress % Ifs registered office in ire
state ~ 8sHuHsnfE aHaN tH a. 1895
WauH Tower Minneapolis g Mime
sofia. County - Wenn"pin
The names ana addresses % she
F7raFuar1fsrs ana FIRST Board 1f
lsaa 4. rsut zat uth Av-rae
snlfE NfiHH=4s polite. Nina
George 6 NsHrar FEs 1EtH
Avenue FHHtH Minneapolis Nin1
Tt1. owen johnson EEnH West
rafn street Minneapolis M.Hn
cAFIrst CONSTRUCTION q
fHE SrWENT fNG
#" #.a AFH.4H.#Ha
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

We cannot talk equality 10 the
people Of Africa ard Asia and
practice Inequality ~ the United
States" tho report stated In The
national interest. AZ well as for
the moral issues involved, W.
must support the necessary htsps
which win assure orderly pro-
greaa toward the elimination ~
determination ia ths United
States"
The Vice President recommend
ed the creation within The be
pariment 81 State IT new Uuf
eau Of African Affairs which viii
place THIS continent on the same
footing as The great groupings
~ tho world no recommended
similar action by the iCA and
uslA '-rhsae buruauB, property
stated ana Hith sufficient fuuIa
VIII better equip NJ ~ handle our
relationships with the countries
~ Africa
For too many years concluded
NiNoaa report. Africa has in The
minds Of many Americans been
regarded as q remote and myator
ioua continent which wab the
special province of big game hunt,
ofa explorers ard motion picture
makers
liut with tbs creation ~ such
bureaus as he recommended Mis-
on feels that there viii be- a cor
responding realization Throughout
tho executive" branch ~ the gov
eminent throughout the congress
and Throughout the nation ~ "tha
growing Importance of Africa 10
the future ~ lhe United states
and the Free World and tho nac.
saatty ~ assigning priority ~ uur
relations with that area
taos Editorial Mf Nixon pid
Face The Situation aauarriy -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
CARD or THANKS

We wish Ia express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
many friends, relatives and neigh
hors for the cards o. sympathy.
kilograms. floral tributes and
other acts % th0ughtfulness ex-
tended during the Illness and
death 81 our beloved husband and
father, Robert pabncy 81 Lewis
burg Tenn To know that 50 many
shared our grief was a great
source Of comfort.
Mrs Ora Bel Dabrey. widow
LewishurE Tenn Mrs Weuzel
miller and Nrs Kathryn Joscy
daughters Minneapolis