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, 1957-05-17
F / A Y

1.-THE HARDER THEY FALL"
Humphrey Bogart, Jane Sterling,
Rod Steiger
A story about the grafters'
the chiselers, the two-bit gam
b1ers, the big-time Operators
with the big-town Dolls ana
the guys who run the tight
rackets +! ~!
LATEST NEWS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Chester n JONES' 81 Columbus
o. win become community pro
gram secretary ~ the West Cen
trail Branch 81 the Minneapolis
YMCA luly ! according to an
announcement recently made by
Ray Norman ~ the yMCA
MI Jones received his Bachelor
~ Science degree ~ so,ial admin
istrntion IN June this year from
the University Of ohio while at
tending the tinlyvraity he served
a. aaslstan, boys work secretary
uf tho Columbus yMCA
lie was member If the United
states air force frem 1901 10
1864 stationed ~ Korea and
Japan IN 1865 he was promoted
10 chief clrrk of airways com
munirationa service detachment
N Japan
IN hiR new position, MI Jones
succeeds William llack who ~
Gently transferred "a the position
of program secretary ana camp
director Of the Fargo North Ia.
kata YMCA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
EISENHOWER HatlS
NAACp FOR us AID 10
NATIONAL COMMUNITY

Detroit June so 40 YOU have
helped by word ana decd 10
bring substance 90 tho pfin-
cpl, that an men are created
equal and an men should take an
esusl share 10 the responsibilities
Of government yuu have con
tnbulrj to the national commun
ity" President Eisenhower aaid
IN telegram Of greetings 20 The
4sth annual NAACp convention
wbirb closed here today
The rrcadenrs message eK.
tended congratulations ana best
wnhcg for q memorable conycn.
ton
Apparently the President does
not ghBr, the opinion Of sauthoru
White Citizens Councils that the
MACE "a controlled by the Com.
muuists'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05


rs Division ~ Frankfurt Ger
many tor period ~ three years
Ca Amos began his military
career By euuatlnK rs a puyat. ~
April 1877 and completed hls has
Ia training ~ Port iBenniHg Ga
its qualified for entrance az the
Ofncsrs Candidate ashopl Port
Hcuuing and after completion r.
eeycd hih commission AZ y Second
lieutenant In The " q Army ON
July 2td 1919
he has risen through the ranks
~ tE@ grade ~ ~ cot served
overseas during WUUd Wsr n and
during tho occupation and IN The
United States as supply ofncsr
Evacuation Offlrer and EOTC
Instructor
Among tbs many awards rith-
lions and decorations be hss re-
tsiyed ~ thr Bronze Star Medal
FOR service with the D3fd tnfsutfy
Division during mo Asistlc ia.
afr CarnpalRn. world War ~
The cGi HE wife AltbsA snd
Hsir son Gerald. age aiz. cur
fsnuy residing a. 1900 LaHaHo
Ave minneapolis. plan 10 apsn8
the next his weeks touring the
northern part ~ ne mid western
states and visiting friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
khhCP Turns On Domoerots
Vows To Boek Liberals
on Both polifltoI pavtics

Ibfif9ii tAWEb Wv ~
gasF liberals u both parties VISA
promised ~ the aAACp here last
week IN The opening ~ IS isth
annual convention as tho civil
rights group blamed aoutheru
Democrats FOR losing much ~ ths
Negro Democratic VOTE in bott,
rfs North and South
The evil rights group said IN
its annual report that southern
opposition ~ racial dsasRrsgatlgn
hHa caused Negroes in both the
Norm and South 20 aoilr on the
Democratic party At the same
ums ths HAACP stated u would
ugt turn entirely % Republican
party. but would support liberal
candidates ~ b0'h parties
The equality group ALSO boast~i
AZ 900 increase In membership IN
1905 gyaf me 1865 figure
negroes ia ,hs North and
gogtb Indicated by their vote iast
November thAl thsy we're losing
patience with the dominance u
me Bgdhsrn wing over the Demo.
rraae party" tho report stated
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

dent, A. f. Pullam OF Kansas
city treasurer, John Williams OF
pes MoiDcs. lows. secretary and
William Roberts OF Kansas city
inner guard
other officers elected 20 serve
are Scott Mardis OF Waterloo. Ia.
auditor winie Vaughn or nes
Moines. tyler, Douglass Gregg OF
Kansas City, three year trustee
= l.. Adkins Of Omaha. Nebr
two year trustee, and Or Charles
Moore OF Kansas city, one year
trustee.
Auxiliary Fleets
The Auxiliary elected officers
are. Mrs Arretta NJ Butler 81
Sioux city. Iowa, president, Mrs
Anna Bailey OF Kansas City. first
wCe-presideut, Mrs. Mariana
McFadden Of Omaha, Ncbr. sec
ond wcc.president, Mrs Zsrcta
Brooks Of ST Louis chaplain
Mrs Nicola Downing OF Mercer,
1 Mo. financial secretary, Mrs Es.
tele wills Of ST. Louis treasurer,
and Mrs Harriet Trospor of
Sioux city Iowa. recording sec
Rotary
Other elected officers are Mrs
Anna y. Driver Of Tulsa, Okla,
conductrcss, Mrs, Blanche Davis
Of Wichita, ksns assistant con
ductrcsy. Mrs Classic Brown %
Sioux city Iowa, gate keeper
The trustees elected 10 serve
are Mrs Polly NJ Kirkpatrick Of
Oklahoma CITY okla, chairman;
Mrs Cassie Rose Murrel OF OmA
ha Nebr three years, Mrs opal
Woods uf Tulsa OiJla- two years.
Mrs. Helen Floyd Bright Of Kan
sas CITY one year. and Mira Mable
Harris Of St Paul. one year
Working with Arts and Crafts
as chairman wir be Mrs Lenora
Gentry Of Oklahoma City okla
and az secretary treasurer. Mrs
[ Callic Banks Of Denver, Colo.
I Mrs Mable Moore Of Ransa,
I city is an honorary member OF
( the auxiliary Charter members NJ
ths auxiliary are Mrs Nicola
Downing, Mrs Ozeat spotzer and
! Mrs AfIett8 Kelly
/ Hpwkeyc Lodge No. ig0 and
Rose Temple no 33 in pes Molucs
4 Iowa Will host the Mid West EIEe
/ conventions In 1888
/ Hosts 20 this years meeting herd
was Heart OF America Lodge No
nae and the Heart Of Amcrlc3
Temple no 100 Reuben Warren
praised the two organization for
playing such excellent hosts to the
convention
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

10 any sres regardless OF his race
or religion
Thirty one pcr cent Disagree
Seven per cent either have no
opinions o. give qualified apswrrs
itut az the same time two thirds
,b7 per scnii ot tho stato'a men
apt wumen rcEard discrimination
in housing as a relatively rare oo-
rurenoo 10 M,nnesuth
only five per cent say they
thmk people u this state very
often are turned down, la their
ettefta 70 rent OF buy housing on
account pt their ace. religion OF
color
The 1907 legislature created ~
interim commission 90 study dia
elimination IN housing ana sub
nit a report before Che mes, acs
aon va lp1p
roll mtenlswera ufst pat this
gueattan te cross section aam
PIE 81 voting age MlnnosoiauR
In some parts ot the United
states people wanting 3" rpnt
20 buS housing are turnod down
because Of th.iT race. religion
90 o"l"r How often do Sou ihiuI,
that happsns la Minnesota
NcfN often, fairly often, az MT
very oftenf"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

~ executive secretary IT the 50
ram Urban League.
Hr Cooper has served as acting
secretary If this Red Feather
Agency since the tfagic auto nc
eIdeul involving Thomas Tai
Isy, former League executive on
June "a 1856
NJ Tallsy IL currently conyal.
saelng AZ tho veterans hospital
ana u the home of his parents in
Buffalo y 7 and ia expected 70
come 10 81 Paul later this sum
msr
Mr. Co0per's permanent con-
fifmation 10 this position was
made effective July 1. 1857
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Promoted rn ~ Coi
Col. Robert r.
Amos Retires
After 20 Years

Col Robert , Amos. supply
and lagisties officer ~ the Y 81
Army military District head
quarters. 1000 West Lake &c., re-
tired June a0th after having HoFv.
81 mure than 20 wears Of faithful
and honorable military neryioa
Col Amos. native ~ West
Point Mississippi has served aa
the staff supply and Lagiaties
OFFICERS for the y q Amy and
irs reserve c1mpononta ~ Mime
aota since July 1866 Prior 10 this
assignment here hc was the Aup.
piy OFFICERS If the Fourth Imam
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Grand Musfer In
OfficioI Visit To
Mill City Lodges


Anchor tulyafd Lodge No 2
ana Palestine Lodge No z N
fuint communication, worc hosta
% the official visit 30 District No
2 ~ Grand Master John u Law
renee and his cabinet ~ the
Prince Hall Masonic Grand iodge
~ Minnesota and Jurisdiction
Saturday June ~ 1867 In Min
nrapolis
Grand Lecturer Ia Parteiis
Greene traced the history Of uipr
ioua masoury and presented
methods ~ combating the
gfDwth 81 such masonry
Tho Grand Master commended
the lodges ~ the district and
thanked tbem for their assistance
IN the entertainment ~ the Con
terence u Prince Hatl Grand
Masters - America lsat May 20
% ~.
Following the introduction q
the Grand Masters rsBlnst brief
ramHriH were heard from past
grand masters samuel Ransom
aHd Lawrence Tagcr. district
Deputy grand MASTER Clarence
Smith, uotsHlpfI masters Samuel
NItohrH paI Wand aui JphH
cyrus, 81 Anchor fUiyard $50 g.
Perfect hahjar fso . au6 palss
tine no. 2 respectively ard grand
senior warden A - wright
Chairman ~ tbr Temple Building
Committee ~ District 70 who
outlined piaHH for I'M roucrHtDns
laying ceremonies 9f the Temple
building Sunday, July ~ ~ which
The gfhRd Master Lawrence a1n
gfnytata
The grand master announced
hat be and his cabinet would
make hta official visit % DoTie
Lodge Eo Q IN Duluth Minnesota
Monday July 9
Refreshments we're served foi
irving ere close ~ the communal
ratt1n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Cornerstone laying
Minneapolis Masonic
Temple On July Ia

The cornerstone laying af the
Prince Han Masonic Temple
1882 Fourth Az s. Mlunaapo-
Its wl be- held Sunday after
noon July If a. 4 g m
Announcement OF tire date
Elmo ard place was made fhla
sesak By W - woAaam7
president n the temple ausocla-
ton Masonic grand lodge 81.
na.alg civic figures and others
viii take part iu The corner
stone laying program
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Six Minneapolis students re
Celved Phyllis Wheatley scholar.
ships This year Miss Esther
Sherwood, chairman Of the newly
formed settlement scholarships
committee announced this week
Four OF the winners are pictured
above.
The awards went 10 Patrick
Donald ponahuc. 2lu3 Lyndale ~,
q North high graduate who win
attend the University OF Mime
sofa Duluth branch and Virginia
Hayes. 1907 East 2ist ST., South
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

,d that more 90 thv high school
students who use Wheatley faclu
ties woro not in the group Witch
applied tor the scholarships
Requirements for the EweHis
are that students keep a certain
high level 81 scholarship and md
cate . doarc 60 further their odu
cation
Members % the scholarship
committee are Misa Eathcr Shef
wnod, chairman Fred lindley.
Mlsa Katharine Parsons Eccll
Newman and Mrs Elisabeth Hall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

man, Savannah fauiHionaa Br
aayaunat tiAmmsnGa Jr Palmer
jackson. Donald Csnahdef. Iaues
B Ho,ia. - Mar Roberts
Thomas Jenkins Beverly 10
land. Theotgfs J0pen Thomas
I'sfdus. Dan HeAdams Wilson
bailey Wesley Lyle Henry ie~is
Arthur Van Booker. Ambrose
fsoossf Pred Pierce Thomas
Jones ard Clarence " Smith
On yea there were two 0thsr
rnsmb ers ~ ths meas aay com-
ralttss Nho were ladies' Thsy
we're ts,s two agfDuparists Mrs
DsiSrs Webb ard Mr. Dorothy
Sims. ne OrEauist Just can't gst
along 0ittsrd ne lsaisa no lady
Yas beard ~ aay
wamsts Day a. M cbarcb viii
b. On July N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Isowdowu"
By BAuEE THOMAS

Graham Moves Up; Jones IN
pcctcd 10 Move In Charles Ora
ham who has been executive aide
In the Governors office for sew
eral years since the retirement
Of the late George Hoage sra has
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Noted Educator
Mems Day Speaker
Heard BY Mony

Two large audiences greeted
Dr Laurence G Jones, prosi
dent aud principal of the
piucy Woods Country Iite
School Of rinry Woods. Miss,
sunday AT 81 Peters AME
church Ia Minneapolis
pr Jones' founder Of the famed
school came 10 Minnesota 60 be
principal speaker AZ the annual
Mems bay program ot the church,
He spoke a. the regular morn
ing service 20 an apprecialiyc con-
gfeFatipn. he told simple story
at tho founding and growth
Of the school lie related how be
decided 10 brave the south after
graduating from the University
~ Iowa IN the hope that he could
make a contribution 90 the life.
progress and happiness Of the
Negro IN tho South
Pincy Woods School has grad.
ustsd 1000 Negro children since
it, establishment 80 years ago
Students pay no tuition bat must
work their way through school u
Is high school aud junior col.
lcRe
support Of The college haa come
from voluntary contributions ana
the labor ~ the students them
selves All Of whom must learn
two manual occupations ~ well aa
academic courses
The schools 1900 acres and
bUjidIRgs are nov said 80 be-
worth IN excess - $3.50 900
nf Jones told the Sunday morn
ing audience hDw Dee was trcRed
into appearing on tho Ralph ~.
wards. 'rTbis L. Your IHfe" Ty
program. which resulted in people
from an over the country sending
nearly one million 6oliars 30 the
school
The NissIssippiau from Iacs
also spoke before . crowded st
Peter Brotherhood meeting hrld
AZ 5 .. "a
shelby Cox a former pupil and
a graduate ~ TIE school now 81
ael known Mfrneapolitau waH
chairman % the Mems Day pro
gram
Rev ~ l. Simmons pastor 81
the church told TIE audience Dr.
Jones story had given him great
inspiration
Others who appeared on tho
morning program we're John T..
Cooke, Dr. Ernest iaVs Curtis q
Chycrs Raymond " Cannon .
J. Thornton The Brolbefhgod Gios
C7ub and mo Concord Male Quar-.
fst
Men ~ the church sat on tho
south .lds ~ the church and The
usoTnsn occupied the north eide
IN recognition - the special day.
Mems Day COMMITTEES lnei5dca
me fo,lgutnR finance John l..
Cooke chairman Edward J.
Boyd eo-ehalrmau. Charles cur.
~. Theodore Doan " a Glenn.
Thomas s. s'ovaB Mafua@0 ~.
tis Luther r Prince sba Dan NJ
ADAMS
Publicity Ce~H r. Newman
Chairman John ~ Maxwell co..
chairman Curtis e Chvefs ana
Easf Hovgnsn. Jf
alsie Wallace PArtss chair
msn Psal Curry co-charmar
William Wsbb James hgPp,ns
Fleyd Mad sori
Decorations william Williams.
chairman, Dr ~ Fosey 90
chairman James Frartign. N y
Craft william Sect W y $50
VAN Thomas Brown and Th0uas
~ Jones
CsBTtssy Floy4 Poole or
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

l0o@ 1000 1000

W. ~
~ most iuatanreH those giving
quaBne1 answers say they believe
there should be- no religious bar
uaf 10 tho housing marEot bot
they So not have tns Same attitude
fawafa Hriai discrimination
CitY residents are little more
Hsr'y ~ say housing applicants
"ahsuld not be- able 10 obtain
housing where they went r. tEag
ere small toxin or farm residents
Last March 4 Minnesota Poll
Hreey found an almpst even a
vision u opinion N the state Gt
por cent approval. " per cent dis
approval on tho question N mis-
~ uHite and Negro residential
urlRhD1rhosda
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
when = gisi books n a guy and
says. % btsii,sr". you can be sure
he Isn't lima Wa@bgui

birthday Dressings" q regular
weekly feature In this paper has n
host ~ readers, Many person Is
surprised by birthday cards whisb
originate from the reading ~ This
popular feature by sons friend
SEQ that ". get your birthday In
tht4 column
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

high graduate who viii attend the
Minnesota School of business
A third winner was Jorald
Victor Hoima, 1909 Irving Az ~
North high. who will attend the
University at Minnesota
Joyce Ann Hughes S7l6 Fourth
Az. S.. was another Wheatlcy
scholarship recipient A Central
high school yalcdictonau She viii
attend Carleton College
Frank Jackson Jr. 1889 tlNh
Az, s.. Roscnwsld high school
Panama city. Fla. will attend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

moved up 20 the spot LETT vacant
by "mHy" Williams executive
Office side Williams retired on
June 80. after 90 years service
n BE- expected that willard
Jaurs Young railroad man active
In YDFL circles and delegate 10
the 1885 Democratic convention
win move into The job gf executive
aide So tho governor office va
Gated by Graham'a promotion
Jones whoac nickname ia
Joker is one ~ the moot popular
men in the Twin Cturs BE waa
active In LgaaI $40 circles for
years and the Minneapolis Jay
Gees he WAS one Of lhr principal
organizers Of the Twin city Cmn-
aI 81 C}gba
DfNeaI announcement ~ his
appointment IL not expected until
the return 81 Governor Freeman
and his secretary. Thomas Hughes
from the Governor conference
gut east
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Ernest Cooper
Named 81. Poul
League Secretary

Carl 4 NrhUncmnn. preAident ~
the "a Eau! Urban league Mon
day announced the appointment 81
Ernest q Cooper 81 the position
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Asked her secret for having Inv.
sd 100 happy years. an English
woman replied. Never do a days
work. haven't" She celebrated
BY an extra five hours In bed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Augsburg or Manchester Patricia
kpbs Johnson presently employed
as clerk &C ruttle scbooi win at
tend the University 90 Minnesota
The Phyllis whoaticy scholar
ship were set up this year hy an
anonymous donor I, was hoped
that the high school graduates IN
the immediate vicinity 81 tho
settlement house would be the
ehiof bsneuciates Of the oppor.
tumty FOR help 10 further their
education
rhr committee WAS diaappoints
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Minnesofon Reelected
Reuben Warren Renamed
President By Midwest
EIks AT Kansas CITY

Kansas City, MoA Minneapolis presided over and
reelected president Of the Mddeweseru States Assoca
ton Of Els here the annual convention June % through
June 20
Reuben Warren, Of Ames Lodge No. 106 Minneapolis,
president of the organization for the past years was mani
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Favor Open oSeuponsyi
Favor Open oseuponsyi
Majority Of State People
Against Discrimination In
Housing Rental, Sale

majority Of Mimosnians think the renting selling Of
homes should be free of racial religious discrimination
statewide survey by the Minneapolis Trhunes Minnesota Poll
indicates
Sixty tive per ui the adults interviewed believe pro-
spvctye hose buyer should be able obtain hosnR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

You can completely eliminate
your enemies by making them
your friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Coming James Ef"SD and the
FLAMES and srrhs@ira. SppdB
Jaiy J, Minneapolis Labor Temple
-u,atinse $50 ~ $50 .. m 4
a. y BLACK presentation.
81 Pad sAATP NIct0ry Dance,
saturday. JaIY "a, Prom Ballroom,
air conditioned Arizona Room ,---
Percy HuEhss orch"@tray---Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Knowledge like timber, II best
when well seasoned
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

mousiy reelected by reclamation
by the delegates WHO cheered his
annual report II was expected
Wurren, who was seriously IN
during part Of his second term
might step down, but the dele
gates representing the lodges in
eight states and one Canadian
province would have none Of his
retirement
Warren and Mrs. Arretta But
Ter o. Sioux city, Ia, president OF
the womeEs auxiliary OF the as
socislon presided over meetings
parade and social festivities at
tended by 1000 Elkg and Daughter
Elks from the states Of Missouri.
Kansas, Oklahoma, Wyoming
Nebraska Iowa. Minnesota.
Colorado and the providence Of
Manitoba In Canada.
The EIks wurshipped Sunday at
II a M, at Ebenezor AME church.
1901 LYDIA The Rev. Harry NJ
Davis. pastor, delivered the BAG
calauToatc sermon for the group.
In the Sunday morning worship
services held ~ E.benezer AME
church, the president OF the ssso-
citation Reuben e. Warren. was
presented key 20 the city by
Benjamin Powers Of the city
comselors office.
Minneapolis Wins Second Place
In Colorful Parade
A very colorfW parade was held
Sunday afternoon with various
drum and hugle corps, majorettes,
and officers participating.
Competitive drills were held at
the Mason Halpin Fleldhouse sun
day evening Some Of the parti-
cipatiuR teams were from Dcs
MoInes, Iowa. who were the first
place winners; Minneapolis. the
second place winners. Waterl %,
Iowa, third place winners and
Omaha, Nebr fourth place win.
ners.
The majorettes presented a
most eolorf,l show along with the
drum and bugle corps on Monday
evening
The opening sessions were held
on Monday morning with the as
sociation meeting at Memorial
Baptist church 2iI5 Troost and
the auxiliary at Ebeuczer ANE
church, 10th and Lydia The Ant,
Tered Guard held it's sessions ~
MelIo-L-ane hail. 22nd Terrace and
Vine St
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Our Advertisers wANT Your
PATRONAGE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Anger IL only one letter short OF
danger.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05
Grand Bali Held

Monday evening the grand bail
was held md The winning contest
ant crowned queen. Mrs Arretta
Butler. auxiliary president did the
honors or cruwnuE Mrs Bcrulcc
Johnson o. Sioux city. Iowa
queen 60 reign for the ensuing
year Awards Of trophies were
made ~ The BAN to the winning
drin teams and uaIoreite groups
The AnfIcred Guard bah was
held az itH headquarters on Tues
day evening Closing sessions and
elections were held on Wednesday
OTlear elected 20 serve Cor an.
other year for the Western
States Association in abolition 20
Reuben Warren. the president are
Charles " Martin of Omaha.
Nsbr FIRST vice president J. ~
Brown 81 Kansas CITY arrmd
y1ce-prea3snt, Albert Butler Of
Sioux City Tgza third vice presi-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Hiram r Krusgs new truck "a
honey and good advertise.
meat for his Minneapolis hauling
business The Ifgrseuen 10
business Ia modern bFtme
manner oar spies toll gs that 90
the way % Twin Lakes pavilion
where the club gave Twilight
Trot there acre signs showing
tEr way
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

Less Than I per cent
tifty eight PEI cent Of the reai.
dents ~ the irwin c1tiea and Dui,
9TH US per cent Of tho people liya
ing ~ smaller cities ~ towns and
80 por cent u the farm residents
thiuk housing discrimination duaa
not occur very often IN MinneHo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

America il tho last best hope Of the
world II freedom and democracy can't
work "a America. u can't work anywhere.
We need 20 mobilize all Our forces pun to-
scther mcn and women OF good faith IN the
churches. in the NAACp in the labor
movement the liberals all the people
willing 60 stand ON the side OF morality in
this struggle We need 20 have courage 20
tell both parties that they should be
ashamed of tho shOddy record on civil
rights rhc supreme Court Is living IN the
goth century and Congress sse In the 10th
Century Waiter Routhcr.
8 PER YEAR rs CENTS PER COPY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-05

The Cameo sesand sotiiisgu
ha.n pr~~~ntisK Twin city dst~
drew many a. and abs AZ the
fine iosking young ~bods" and
their carefully attirsd escorts
parsded In r~ytass Sire affair
Rzgise y fatd