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Election Supervisors, who said
255 of some 600 signatures on
Mr.. Curtis candidacy petition
were non-voters.
A few hours later, Mr.. Curtis
reported someone broke into his
District Heights Office and tore
up other petitions bearing some
$500 signatures.
Mr.. Curtis was in the restau-
rant business before World War
II, and after his discharge from
the Army as a captain in 1945
he operated Chubby's Tavern,
7l0l Central avenue, Seat Pleas
ant. Immediately upon his dis
charge he worked over a year
for the War Shipping Admins
tration as assistant director of
food control in the Gulf of
Mexico area.
Mr.. Curtis is married and has
two sons. ages Is and 10. He
lives at 4760 East avenue, Suit
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
Carnival Scheduled
By LewisduIe PTA

The fourth annual carnival Of
the Lewisdale Md Elementary
School Parent-Teacher Associa
ton will be held from 10 am
to 6 pm. Saturday in the schoo
at Twenty-fourth street anc
Banning place.
White elephant and bake sales
will be included in the carnival
and movies will be shown at II
am. and 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

Blue Ridge at 6 pm. tomorrow
Fireworks will be shot into the
sky starting at 8 pm. A square
dance and ball will follow.
The queen. accompanied by
the Earl of De La War; of Lon
don. will preside at the ball. The
earl. who will crown the queen
before tomorrow's pageant in the
bowl, is a descendant of the man
who gave his name to the State
of Delaware in the 18th Century
Nearly so floats are entered
in the parade. scheduled to be-
gin at 2 pm. Friday. James
Cagney, the movie actor, will be
grand marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

lN0PCNOCN AOA IllC JWO-Qdy cV6LlC
Clear weather, with tempera.
lures in the upper 7Os, was pre-.
dicted for the Shenandoah Val.
ley, continuing through Friday
Sundays rains destroyed mos
of the apple blossom panorama
in the valleys orchards. But the
sunshine since Sunday has
brought pink and white dogwood
wiSteria and lilacs to blooming
peaks.
Blossoms Sought
Festival officials are searching
the valley today for some late
blossoming apple orchards fol
the royal tour at 9 am. (EST)
tomorrow by the festival queen
Gray eyed, raven haired Anne
Denise Doughty Tichborne, from
Winchester. England, is Queen
Shenandoah XXX-elect. She will
have a retinue of 80 college and
university princesses from six
States, plus some little maids
page boys and even a court jester
from Winchester.
Workers are completing deco
rations of streets and buildings
with displays of the official feS-
tival colors-green, pink and
white. Street vendors dotted
sidewalks and curbs, setting ur
their displays.
The Handley High School stu
dents will go through their late
dress rehearsal of the pageant
this afternoon on the steps and
eSplanade of the school. They
will present their portion of the
festival in the Handley athletic
bowl at 3 pm. tomorrow and
1890 am. Friday. All events are
scheduled on Standard Time.
T0rchlight Parade
Firemen will conduct a torch
light parade through the streets
Of the Oldest city west Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
Ex-Deputy Guy Curtis
Gets Licensing Post
By JAMES B. ROWLAND

Guy E. Curtis, Suitland con-
tractor and former deputy sher-
If, has been named admins
traitor Of the new Prince Georges
County Department of Licenses
and Inspections.
4. Mr.. Curtis, 40, will receive an
annual salary Of $4,000 and have
an Office in the departments
b. quarters in n auxiliary build
ing Of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, 4017
Hamilton street, Hyattsville. His
appointment by the County
o Commissioners is effective today.
90, Tentative opening of the new
office has been set for May 20.
" The facilities will be a clear
ing house for residents applying
for building, electrical, Health
Department and road permits.
$50, Ends Multiple Calls
Application for such permits
now requires visits to the Sani-
tary commission and county
building in Hyattsville, the
Health Department and County
Commissioners Offices in Upper
Marlboro and the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission in Riverdale.
The commissioners, last win
ter. began the groundwork for
the new Office, for which the
county will pay a 81 per year
rent to the utility.
Mr.. Curtis, a Democrat, was a
deputy sheriff in 1851, but after
= q tenure of five months, he
was asked to resign by Sheriff
Carlton B. Beall, Republican,
because of questionable tactics
used in obtaining evidence. Mr..
Curtis said he resigned because
he was told he was stepping on
too many political toes"
Filed for Sheriff
, On July /. 1854, he filed for
sheriff, saying his candidacy
as Independent would leave
him without fear or favor of
any party or group"
His name later was stricken
from the ballot by the Board of
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Show in Alexandra

The Alexandria Education AS
ISOLATION will present variety
show called Captain T. Seay's
IShowboat." at 8 pm. tomorrow
and Friday in George Washing
ton High School auditorium
Mount Vernon avenue, Alexan-
ldria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
Musicale Sunday

A musical program will be
presented jointly by the Mont
gomery County Youth Orchestra
and the Silver Spring Junior
Theater Group at 4 pm. Sunday
at Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
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School Bond Concert
CHARLOTTESVILLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
May l (SpeciaD The first
spring concert of the Albemarle
County High School Band will
be held at 8 pm. Monday in
the school auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
Garfield Music Show

The operetta H. M. S. Pima
fore and a band concert will be
presented at 8 pm. Saturday at
Garfield High School, Wood
bridge, Va.
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Warm and Clear Promise
Draws Blossom Visitors
BY CARL IRVING
Star Stan Correspondent

WINCHESTER Va, May 1.-The tempo quckened here today
with the promise OF warm clear weather thousands of
arrived on the eve of the SOh annual Apple
Festival
Man-made decorations blending with spring blooms pre-
sented brightly shaded backrop for the 100000 ceebrants
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

rtl~ Ss. sTIsf
ORDER E'OR WEARING PETITION
roR ADNIStsrWartoN LIMITING
TIME tn E'IIE CLAIMS Avn Eoa
MEANING THEuEON
STATE or MINI ESOrA
COUNTY pF HENNEPtN
~ PROBATE CNOvpT
In Rs Estate af Oscar " Dahl
p~ssdsHt
orS.v O.. MsartaG Ppt,tis. 60.
t~ttsrs 90 aa@tshstrsttss
IT ~ ORDERED that all Fars0us
tntsFsstsd shaw cause 10 any they
have. ssfsFs ihts cears On Aaaaay.
March isth, tgsf, at 10 o'clock A. u
IN tss Cndr, H1u.s IN Minneapolis,
atnRs-sta, why the pssitioa % tAi
lar Schmltu for ths appointment 20
tIliiah Srhwita as adntaistratr3 A.
hsrsin filed. should not be GrantsA
ovas. ts rtie Ctaias ssa tsv
ussrtaa rA~vs~a
TT ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
Stthfn fSar manths frurn the tsts
Asrsat all creditors os said psrsdsat
fi's ,h~ir ciaims tn fhis Court.
PruNt. viii b. heard and eialns .S
arninsi Ana adjusted estors tAts
court - Nonaay. July tot. 1857 At
20 o'clock A " IN IN. Coart Hoass
IN hlne@apalts. Minnesota
These HrieT. shall h~ puhiishst IN
'hs Ntnnea potts So a.nan aad
rupi-s mailed scor,iinE 10 A-
COURT sEAtN
NTr-S Ess ths lfON JAMES
% NEItnE JudSs % rro "a q
'rsrt this iSts asy ~ Fshra
ary. 1851
ERNEST ' tDRrNE
gFagE - rrsbaHs Court
NeusrWv Peri aaA Johnson
Attorneys
faA v " Federal nid9
tSpokssnAn FWN e1-aMarrh A 81
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
City. Maritime Union.
Urban tsogVs Join
To Honor Or. Nkrvrnuh

New Ynrk tANPJ nr. A pro-
ciamatlon by tho Mayor, = gin ~
. ships compass from the Nation.
al Maritime Union. and q citation
of honor from tho National Urban
League were ssnt today To Dr
Kwans Nkrumah. VINO IL slated 10
become Prime Minister of the new
nation of Ghana when u gaines IT,
Independence on March q
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
CHORAL GROUP
FROM 81. pETER'S
AT SCIENCE CHURCH

A choral reading group Of young
people from 81. Peters AME
church presented a program Sun
day, February ~. at the Divine
Science church. Upton Az. s. at
i4th 81
The group under the direction
81 Mrs. Wrestha @ Maxwell -
COMPOSED % the following persons
Shirley Hughss. Jackie Mayes.
sondra Johnson. Lssly Harris
Bonnie Rhodes. Olivia Rhodes
Karen Rogan. ChaFlene Cleveland
Cors Lss Cleveland and LAJune
Thomas
Bobbte Lyle gave Lincoln's =
uettysburg Address Also assist
ing the group was a mother
daughter trio who sang gospel
numbers They were Mrs Jennie
Grisaan. hsr daughter. Mrs Bes-
sic Green and Mrs Green's daugh-
ter Barbara
The program was well received
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
Twin City
Church NeUs
Twin CITY
NEW HnPr RAYTIsT

Christian Duties" was the sub
tect of Rev KneSly Williams ser
mon on Sunday, February "a, The
text for his message was found IN
Romans i21, Il oeseech you
therefore. breshern by the mercies
Of God, that ye present your bodies
a living secrifice. holy acceptable,
unto God. which Is your reason
able service. Many Interesting
thoughts were brought out in the
message pointing out the Christian
duties.
Rev. Williams and several MEM
bers attended the Second Quarter
~ Board Meeting Of the Mime
aoeA-South Dakota Baptist Con-
yention held al Pilgrim Baptist
church Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Vivian Green. pianist AZ New Hope
was pianist for the afternoon ses-
sion Of the women's division
We, the members and pastor. ex-
press cur deepest sympathy TO
Mrs. Henrietta York and family
in the passing Of her father. Mr..
z Whites Of covtngton, La
The following were appointed on
the auditing COMMITTEES At the reg
ular meeting held February n.
Mrs Nadine Loonte, chairman,
Mr.. Marvin York and Mrs VIVIAN
Green.
Mrs. Rosenbloom L. on our sick
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
PILGRIM BAPTIST

What Do We Cars," was the
subject Of DR.. Floyd Massey Jr.s
sermon on Sunday. February -
at the morning worship service.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon L. 4. Tarver Music was by
the Senior Choir and the Gospel
Chorus.
Following the childrens story
by Or. Massey. James Dewey
Cfardy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clariy was dedicated. Godparents
were Mr. and Mrs. william Rad
cliff.
Notices were read and visitors
introduced by Deacon c. s. Ander-
son. Deacon W. d. Gray extended
an invitation 10 members 10 at
tend open house at his new
home, now completed. at 9oi 81,
Anthony Av. Mrs. Ethel Massey
was speaker for the AF'M club and
urged the congregation to continue
TO support the Community Club
Award program.
The wedding Of David Hendsr-
son Banham and Estella Gray,
held on February IS at the
church was announced
Cnumsndation was expressed 20
the Senior Choir for its excellent
performance At North Como Pres
byterisn church on last Sunday
and 10 James Murray and the
Adrtensttes for their splendid re-
cital on last Friday. sponsored by
the Dearons. Mr. Murray and the
Adrtenettes, the Misses Mary
Murray. Adrtenre Coleman and
Grsta Harrison donated their tai
ents
Expressions Of thanks were read
from the Mines. r. A Chapman,
Gertrude 3. Jones and Rosianer
Henderson for cards. prayers. vis-
lis and other kindnesses extended
during their recent illnesses Mrs.
Norman Jones has returned home
from Miller Hospital; Mrs. Alberta
Davis is AZ Ancker: Sherman Har-
per. Sr.. IL a patient at Northern
Pacific and little Gary Taylor, in
fant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Taylor Ia at Ancker hospital Our
former member. Mrs Emma Hood
who lives at li22 r, Sangamon.
Decatur nj, is III and would APP
precfate hearing from merbers
The quarterly meeting Of the
Minnesota South Dakota Baptist
Convention was held at Pilgrim on
Sunday afternoon from 3 10 ?.
m. Speaker at the evening service
was Rev. n. r. Hunter, pastor OF
Mt. Ohvet Baptist church.
DR. Massey viii speak at the
morning worship service on Sun
dayMarch ,. At q . m the Usher
Board will present James T. Ward
Law. our member.
Following doxology. decicatory
prayer was given by Trustee Ram
sey Jackson
All visitors are always welcome
at Pilgrim Baptist church.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
ZION BAPTIST

Rev Fl. W. Bolts used as q text
for his morning message Sunday.
February "a. Matthew 2s s.i9, Go
ye therefore. and teach all nations.
baptizing them in the name Of the
Father. and Of the Son. and Of the
Holy Ghost"
Music was by the Youth Choir
and the Senior Choir who lead the
congregation In singing the old
familiar hymn, When we all get
70 heaven"
One name was added 20 the
church roll, that Of Mrs. Henrietta
Pratt.
Our church school. which begins
At $50 a. m. was well attended.
The prayer group meets weekly
at 7:30 Wednesday evenings.
You are always welcome at
Zion. The Friendly Church"
Evelyn Smith, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

F'fie No sTttf
oRDEu ron NEARING PETITION =
rOu 81 WNAHf DiSrRtntTION
OF ENENPT ESTATE
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY pF HENNEPtS
IN PROBATE COURT
In RE Estate % laylna Dahl. De
rssi~nt
TT ~ ORDERED that ali persons
inssrestsf shev cause 10 any they
have. bsfcrr this Court On NaniAV,
Mach issh. 1857. At 10 s'clorE \ "
IN the Court House IN Minneapolis.
Minnesota, Why the petition % La
Ian SchmttE. % Ramsey CoantY.
Ninnsso,a, claiming said estate a.
exempt from debts ard praying for
ths summary distribution thereof
10 the persons sptttiea thereto
sheuii not - granted Thia order
shall bs published - the MTnneapo-
lie Spokesman ard . copy mailed 60
each 90 fhs heirs. tsgatsss and de-
Ntsses of saii D-csdsnt NJ least -
saws prior 90 the date 90 said hear
tnw
tsEAL or PROBATE COURT
WfTNpsas the HOS JAMES
n KEHOE JadEs 30 PrnSst.
Court this is,h day % F.bru.
FINEST p roRrSz
Clerk % Prostate Court
Nsnsrav, Peri ani Johns0n
ATTORNEYS
gss y W T.d Blax
tSpnGesnan, rsh. -. March q ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
SIOUX
NEWS
Y 7 g S

The Aix. Frost family. Rev
Thomas. Mr.. ard Mra. n. Bentley,
Georgia and the writer attended
the funeral Of Mrs Georgia Toi-
son In Sioux city. Ia
The Community Of Sioux PAils
win miss Mrs. Mary Warden. who
passed away last Friday. Feb. ~
Mrs Warden waa an asset 10 ths
community, socially. eiytSaIiy and
reiixio,Iniy She leaves q host Of
friends. Her sister. Aka Steele.
Who lives here. proved most faith
fai, a. a sister and Q Christian
Mr.. and Mrs John Turner Of
Chicago were snrou,s 10 Sioux
Falls 10 visit friends and Mrs
Warden was ore Of thsm. The
Turner's will stay over until after
the funeral seryfcss
The public 10 invited TO the
YWCA Style Show 20 be hsId IN
the Cave Of the YWcA. There's 20
be ~ real sspsa models, boys and
giris A short program is ar.
ranged. Also thsrs viii be cake
and coffee served. Georgia Lee and
Roaeanns Monkey are at the Silver
service. There Will b. no charge
bat a silver offering win be taken.
Mrs ~ Haynes Is general chair
man OF this style show Clothing
will be from shrtysr Johnson Co
Please come
Baptis, Youth Fellowship of 81
Johns Baptist church gave an
other youth bsbls Sunday, Feb. IT.
the fortunate youth WA Doris I'll,
ir.th. sO4 w. Fourth 81 Mrs
John Hiidrrath 10 her teacher and
mother Mrs n presented the
child with the bible Mrs George
Vaughn was pianist for the eve
ming She and the music director
Mrs A ToIbert taught tho chill
dren two new songs Paul by.
aart. visitor
Daniel IL in Baksrsficid. cahf.
and tells me he - coming home, 81
I'm keeping the home fires burn
ing. and a light IN the window
The star Club Of which Mrs y
White IL the president. " giving
a trip around the world next Sat.
urday, March 2 10 will cover five
houses fnr eats ard a chance 20
win prize ~ each Also all you
want to eat The trip is 10 start
At q 80 o m. and Last ~ Q p m
Valuable prizes are 10 be given
away Complsts cost 81
Anne Toison and Mrs Alg Frost
took part In collecting for the
Heart Fund Good deal, gals
st Johns Baptist brothsrhooi
has started on, on . new getto-
gsthsr program, we solicit your
help Thomas Clayton. president
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

rffoteI 70 EV2hA WIN w&FOS3
Ia. In 1884. She went 20 Mlnneapo-
lis In 1897, where aha resided until
1898. She was married June -.
1893. 20 Charles Warden Of Sioux
Falls, where she made her home
until her death
Mrs. Warden was . member Of
Pilgrim Baptist church
Survivors are four sisters, Ruth
Steele Sioux Falls: Mrs Maude
Robinson, Moline. nj: Mrs. A. w.
Guy. stubenvills. o. and Mrs.
Lsona white. Davenport. Ia: four
brothers, Henry. Des Moines.
Samuel. Minneapolis, Eden. Da-
vsnport and ivory. Cedar Rapids
Ia.
Miller Funeral Home was in
charge Of Arrangements.
Mrs. Warden, formerly married
70 Harry Donaldson Of Minnsapo-
lie had lived here for tl years be-
fore going 10 Sioux Falls.
She was an active member Of
81. Peters AME church during
her residence In Minneapolis and
a member and past worthy matron
Of Pride Of the wss, Chapter No
IL. Order Of the Eastern Star. re-
tanning her membership In the
Minneapolis chapter until her
death
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family OF the late Harry
l.. Scott. wish TO thank the many
friends, relatives and neighbors
for their acts Of love and thought
fulne4s shown during his illness
and subsequent death. For the
many cards, messages and floral
tributes 10 our loved one, we are
deeply grateful
Mrs Harry l. Scott. wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Roberts and Mrs. Helen
Whiteside, daughters.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

10 the true status Of Negroes IN
the south.
II The bombing of homes and
Negro churches. IA well a. other
acts of uolsnes which Attsnd the
efforts Of Negroes IN the south 10
ssctrs their rights 10 vote, 70 ride
buses and Atfsnd schools In an IN
segregated manner, are not @vi-
dsnss Of nsistrsatmsnt. then I am
at a loss 70 define u.
Il am also al a loss 20 under
stand ho.S cornmisssonsr Eossn
could be bsgEalsd into mouthing
,ha propaganda Of the White Cit.
zsns Council. ths Ka KIuz kian
and othsr pro-ssErsgationist
groups
TT is unfortunate that an sisc-
tive official 81 city In an out
s,MndinKiy progressive and liberal
state such a. ours. should broad
cast his Ignoranns of the trus facts
of ths situation In ths south
through such public statsmsnts
~Ich statements from an sisctiys
official of oslr "aIi American city
casts great reflections ON ns In
Mlnnanosa and viii be fruit for the
propsRandist mill of ths violent
and destructive sism@nta Of The
southern population.
Mr. coopsr concluded; They
srs also . distinct slap In the face
70 thnas Individuals and groups
north or south. who are vaIiantiy
striving for thu realization Of ore
Of ths basic principles ef our
dsmocratic society. equal oppor
tunity for all !"
REV. Arthas voets. pastor Of
FIRST Unitarian church. at, Paul,
aald
Il have rsad with amaSsmsnt.
the Associated Press statssnsnt In
this mornings ptonssr PRESS at
tribatsd To Commissioner Ro@sn
In Esuaroaity ran only hope tha,
Mr. Roasn has bean misquotsd
Those vino havs told 10 about last
months bombing Of four Mont
Eomsry. Alabama churches were
surely not "rabbIs roussrS" try
ing IN mIaIead US I share with
many fellow Americans, . dssp
pride In the uAndhian leadership
of Dr Martin t.uthsr King and
the other Negro leaders of the
non violent bus boycott In Mont
gomsry,
The condition ~ tho Negro In
the south 10 improving. thanks TO
Negroes own firm, courageous in
aistsncs upon equality ard self
respect What responsible repre-.
sentativsn' does Mr. Rossn wish
the south 10 send 10 set IA north
-rnsru straight, ? Surety NOT mem d.
b"rs ~ the newly revived Ku klus
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
No 1850
LAND TITLE MWONs ~
APPLICATION FOR
aEstsrpArtoN 90

LAND
STATE oF M'NSEs"TA
COUNTY oF unNSEPtN
piETRtCT cos pT
Foarth Jsalutal ptstrfe,
IN fh~ .sattsr ~ the Application
% Emma " Paterson TO register
ths title "a the fsllo~taa a.sari I'D
real estate sitsalsd In Hspnspin
cUaaty. Mian~-oss, Ham.Iy
me Nagth - feet 81 lot s,
fiIass re Tusa ~ Minneapolis,
tWnsa " rstNrssr. Applicant.
Thomas u Mooney. John v
Na"usy, Robert y. Gsist. -aa-------
Whitehead. uHknswH AslFs 20
Hftast Mooney. deceased. ~
kHosH h~lFs - John W Na~RsE.
deerased unknnsn heirs af Mary
" Keller. Deceased aahnswn
hsirs - Michael Edwaga Mparsy,
f~c.assd snsRswa h.lrs ~ Arm
~ Fvsncis y M6onsy. deceased.
unkns~a heirs os aAFah A Berg.
s,Eom. dscsaasd. Bernard Moon.Y
MAFY ciaifs Harvard I-auts
Mooney James Ea~ard Naansys
anhps~a hsirs % rNiiiip J.
Ar"asy, deceased. and all ether
psrsos. or parties aakaSsa.
CLAIMING hNp ftANAs WIS eAtAtes
lien uv ihfsFsst tn th~ real estate
described IN ths apRiisatISn Or a.
snspdmenis hsFsiH. nst@ndants
TIE state 80 0ta.e.esa - sAs
ae~ve as.eA asfsaAaetst
Noa are Hereby sanmsnsd aad -
aatrsd 20 Aasvsr the application II
ths applicant IN the above sntttisa
prurvssitnE aad 10 file Yoar answs -
g. tas said application in the sfftss
% the rlsrk % said csart, In said
reuntY, utthia twsnty tieb dsYs
sf'eV ,hs service % this sdmmnn,
aFNn Yea. exclusive % ths daV II
sueh ssrNtes. ard, 70 you faii 90 an,
swsr the application withts ne
,ims aforesaid, tAa sppiIcaat In tht.
procssdinE viii apply 60 the eoar'
far fhs relief demanded ihersin
WtrNES9 rhliip G ahmiat
CieFk - salt caArf. and the sea
thsFeaf ~ Miunwa polls. IN SD
reunty. thts 18th aay % Feb.
r-ary, A. u. 1881
tAEAtA
rnulp G Schmidt. Clsrk
~ 4 c nsgp~E. nspaty
Werman q zyhwRFta
Attorneys fsr AREiicAst
fia RtsHaka fialiasrE
NfpneaH.fta Nina
tsraNssmsa. FEB sa--Msrva I q o.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

tcJntlnnsd from pazs ID

aala are all factliAi and have been
aecsntuatsd since and before the
Supreme Courts decision on School
lntsgration.
Dignity Of the human spirit ean
never be realized under ths condi.
tons existing in the south to-day.
Louis ". Erwin. former union Of
fetal. active civic leader sf 1879
Cumberland Ave. ~, Paul, said
Mr.. Milton Eo@en's reported
statement appearing In the s.,
Paul pionssr Press of February
~, that ths South ought 70 ssnd
rssponaibIs representatives 20 tsiI
what 10 going on amounts 10 n.
rect attack on ths integrity Of Or
Martin LuthsE King of MontgDm-
cry,
TT 10 also an attack on tbs rs-
mponmhlsnsas of an organization
such a. ths MinnesotA State Pas
tors Conferences which Just rscsnt'
~ entertained Rev. King a. iss
principal speaker for 10 1857 con-
ference nesting al ths Gloria Dei
Lathsran church IN st Paa1i,
whera be reported waHton abuses
and violsneas Negroes are bsing
subjected 10 In the South.
r think that ths Negroes OF 81
Paul. Minnesota. have eanss 10 b
concerned whsn ons ~ its slsetsd
officials starts eiaasifyfng thsar
outstanding lsndars and southsrn
whita friends aa 'rabble roussrs'
and guilty Of 'nnialnformation.'"
Ernest Ceopss. acting executive
ssorssayy of the n, Paul Urban
League said
TT - . Grea. shock and sur
pFisa 10 ma 10 learn that Commits
sionsr Hoaen holds the view that
Negroes In thu south are not be-
ing mistrsatsd and dsnisd thsir
constitutional rights
III h bathing 10 understand
how Commissioner Rnssn could
make thsEs ssatsmsnta tn yisw of
all of the svidsnes 10 tho cnn.
trary that has been amAa@sd and
brought 10 tho attention Of the
public In the past few years and
particularly In recent months. I
canno, understand how the com
missioner can make such state
ments
The n = Supreme Court. out.
standing snctsloGiSta. puhilc offi.
ciais. organized public and private
agencies. rsiiabis leaders and Mr.
Hoa~ns own political party have
made u . mattsr 81 record that
Negroes In the south are not being
accorded their haaic rights a. free
citizens n seems that Commits
siOner Hoaen considers these In.
dividaais and groups rabbls
rousers" who are nisinformsd ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
Mary Wcrden Of
500 Fulls Dies: Was
Former Mpls. Womor

SloGx Falls 9 D a prolszgsd
lurezz prsresdet The death at her
home Friday morning. Feb - Of
Mrs Mary Warden, 7s. Of 229 "
Trap Av Mrs Warden had been
a Sioux Falls resident for Is years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01
IN MEMnRIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
husband and father. Charles Z.
Miller. who passed away one year
ago. March 4, 1855.
God saw that you were suffering.
And the hills were hard TO climb:
He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine,
Your weary hours, your days Of
pain,
Your weary nights are past;
Your ever patient wornout frame
Has found sweet rest at last.
Sadly missed by wife. Mrs. Marie
Miller. wife and Charles Jr.. son.