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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Electric Power Production ir

Electric Power Production in
the week ended December Z
totaled l2.3I5,000.000 kilowatt-
hours compared with ll.6l3.-
100000 in the previous week
and was 2.2es above the like
week a year ago.-Edison Elec-
trio Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost Of a pound each Of
81 foods in general use. this
week advanced 10 seas. a new
1857 high. compared with S6.42
last week and were a. per cent
above the like week a year ago.
Dun a. Bradstreet.
Southern Railway System an
nounced it has furloughed 295
workers at its Knoxville. Tenn.
shops because Of q decline in
business.
Safeway Stores, Inc, sales in
4 weeks ended November 80 to-
tailed $162.87s,l03. UP 3.7E
from 1856: for 4S weeks ended
November 30 Sl.94S. 075, SOB. up
$50 from 1856.
kroger Co. sales in 4 weeks
ended November 80 totaled
Sl35, 1897 1882. up 1885, from
1856, for as weeks ended No
vember 30 $3.50, 702. 055, up
l2.2ee from 1856.
Sheraton Corp. in s months
ended october 81 earned 81
48l. SAC or 81 cents a share VS..
$3.429.583 or "a cents in 1856
period
Harshaw Chemical Co. in
year ended September so
earned $2,4lo.S63 or S2.5I a
share VS.. s2,40l .469 or $3.50 in
1856.
Rohr Aircraft in 3 months
ended October 81 earned $685.
lis or So cents a share VS..
S8S3.37l or "a cents in 1856
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Hourly Sales % the eEehanse
n 10 am A4o ooO Noon s1o 600
TINT Of tradins 10 shares OF saies IN
lnll Rates Of dividends In The foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly % semiannual decla,
ration Unless Otherwise noted, special
o. extra dividends are not included
a. Also extra Ol eNtlas Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared 81 paid
N 957 pluS stock dividend Paid last
wear Payable IN stock during 1857
estimated cash value on ex.dividend or
date { Declared on paid
20 tai this yeat n Declared OF paid
aiteI stock dividend o. split.up 4 De
clared % raid this year an accumulative
issue with dividends IN arrears Paid
this year dividend omitted leteried OF
no action taken al last dividend meeting
Declared o. paid In 1855 pluS stock
dividend PAYABLE N stock duI'ins 1855.
estimated cash value on ex.dividend OF
date LiquidatinR diV.
dend cid Called 4 Ex.dividand x-dis
~ distribution ~ EN rights Nv With.
out warrants WV With warrants wd
when distributed. WI When issued nd
Next day delivery I'm bankruptcy OF
teceiyefShlp OF being reOrRaniled under
the hejkruptcy Act. or securities -
sunad ~ such comranlee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Dec II R--DNidends
announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Dec. IL 0P.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported TODAY
these Odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers "a December lO Purchases Of
2f7,ii0 sNhres Sales OF 91i,gn2 shares
including 2,0i2 shares sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

rkS dividend b Books closed sPIus
e&tTs OF extras Declared or paid 81
TAR mis- year. II Ex rights.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

At the october meeting Of the
Minnesota Real Estate Assogia.
ton. J Nathaniel Smith was
elected secretary
Mr. Smith is president o. the
Imperial Agency. Inc 3A5 n
Grotto ST.. st Paul and manager
Of that agency's real estate d.
vision
The Minnesota Real Estate Al
sociation is composed of licensed
and bonded real estate dealers In
the State Of Minnesota,
This association was organized
and operates TO promote the rem
dertnr Of honest and faithful ser
vice in the conduct Of real estate
transactions Il sponsors uniform
lty Of methods ANA practices OF
operations Of lls members ia the
public interest
other officers elected az the
annual meeting were r. - GIL
bertson. st Paul president, Ern.
est MathieBcn OF Minneapolis. vice
president, s n Erickson, Mime.
apolis. treasurer In addition 10
officers elected was on eleven
man board ~ directors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Negro Journalists
Spent Night In
So. African Joil

Johannesburg South AfHoa.
lAApJ two Negro Journalists IT
Ebony Magazine considered ~
many as TIE ygtae ~ Negroes
Throughout tbs world bad 30
spend the Might in JAN here early
last weeF because there were no
acrgmgaaugrg Tor their Hotels
here are FOR whites only
Forced 20 spend q night Ia jail
an = Ftspasar were Alas Efa Bel
Thompson Chicago managing
eIltor ~ Et-gay 1na Ebony photo.
grspher q HafaBaI Wilson ar
ugued ~ tiir publication NsN
Y9rk office BOTH ARE visiting
Tangsgusa. gHana. Nigeria and
England fgf series ot sftir lsa Tor
Ebony
y was reported that the twa
we're apparently treated rgufts
auaiy by Iprai aHiboHttea AMI
refe simply put gp 81 lai ~
re nigsft
~ Chicago EboHg pgrHsher
John J johnson aaI8 ts naH wir.
ING tha u. g Caawaats 10 JohaH
ansb8rg raf more Information on
me incident BE Indicated inst
protest vas % lEt making
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
'Fronk' Mr.. Redden
Held For Shooting
Hotel Night Clerk

Frank Frank Redeem, 3ip
Washington Az s. - held by
Minneapolis police in connection
with the wouuding ~ Waiter
prdgeu, night clerk at the Dolly
Hotel
prtdEcH was hit By bullet
early Monday which broke his left
arm RE told police he didn't know
who shot him Police later learned
prIaEsu had argued with Red
den and arrested the latter
Authorities say Redden readily
admitted shooting pHdgcn saying
frankly ~ ! didn't have such
poor cycHFbt 70 have plugged
htm good
Roddrn Ia held on suspicion 81
FIRST degree assault rridrcn Ia In
the Minneapolis General hospital
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
81. Puui Holds
Memorial Service
For w. S. Butler

a memorial service was held
tn Mr. w y Butter Sunday, oct
~ 1857. At iiniue q Brown Com
muniiy House during the NAACP
regular monthly meeting
) ~ smith VISA master ot eercr
monies ard stated TINT M but
ief rad served sc president AMI
vice president u the branch ard
had remembered the branch In
bis win NJ smith read several
selections from the poetry ~ WI.
unm Cullen Bryant ard Long
fellow
nrs Eaith Ware. malron 81
Eaatrrn Star spoke IN tribute and
gratitude "a ~ Batter as past
patron ~ the order and a beloved
brother N the fraternity and
community
Pau craus N the Sterling
Club spoke ~ Ne Butler as a
citizen who broggh, keen mind
n civic affairs ard whose actiyi-
Ties were quite fortcful and prac-
t,eal
Paul wnods Master ~ Perfect
ARhIef Lodge free and Accepted
Naaaun. spoke ~ Mr Butler as a
dedicated ana dependable member.
one moment " silent prayer was
hsld
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Addressing the npat session Of
the workRhnp OF Leadership he.
aponslhllity sponsored BY The
American Council on tlunAa
Rights. III Fasier urged these
leaders % train young people 10
face up to their heritage Reiec
ton ~ heritage means a less of
Identification And people who
have no past have no niture
our leaders he said. must set
over thrtr cnnfusipna They must
define values ana establish goals
rhey must learn "a think for
themselves he accused Negro
leaders u cehoiUg everything the
white man aaya THIS - an inalca-
ton OF lnfertoHty complex II
the Negfo IL Eoing Go play lead
ing rnlo he must think Cor him.
self and not merely echo
Teachers must be efficient and
must insist upon efficiency in
their studenth. continued Or Fra.
zirr Charging Negro schools with
betting Sloppy and inefficient the
noted aoeiolnglst declared that too
hong we have sat hehind tho wallis
OF segregation aud had good
Hnae We mlat change our double
standards and give oin students a
new conception of life We have
got 10 get oul ~ our rrnysncial-
Ism. he emphasized, and set a
broader outlook
The American Council on iltls
man nighia Il an organization
composed ~ tlruels Letter norof
ities The majority Of IT. member
ship Ia engaged IN tho teaching
profession The two-day work
ahop Included many more prom.
luont speakers Noted among than
WAS Mrs 4. & Bates, Little Rock
NAACp president
The Workshop considered three
major aspects OF race and Eruup
relations 30 America ca 'Ns@
Problems Ia Eliminating Racial
Bafriora." ~ "feehlnquaa for
Eliminating Racial barriers" and
90 Moving from neseRrrgation
"a Indignation
Some ~ the leading authorities
IN the field % race relations were
presented a. discuss hair views
on these questions The Workshop
WAS successfully carried out under
the direction ~ Mrs Thoulsalne J.
Nprf0rd. Conferences chairman,
ana John hlua Director - the
American Council on Human
HiEhia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Should Resign:
Senator Marvin Anderson
Has Conflict OF Interests
An EDITORIAL -

Governor Orsle Freeman recently publicly discussed
problem vhh giaia-
u ne problem II legislators aarlaalnF and
leEaHE avs proposed laws which thfy have
q normal personal interest financially gfhe~efgs
senator Marvin Anderson ~
beagois into that Category
shsaId the state interim
considering ths rnattst ~ open occupancy
a very saccsspfl
5eyeape8 many real estate projects ey
ringing etv Senator hadsraan
sell auy a fia boaes 70 Negroes Ho says DC 90 be
money Gtat a aaay TIRE
interim beauae hls private interests
4efHts conflict with ne public Interest
Patac Frsatss that - md
religious hsnnsas gfsttoea
private builder.
refusing
sen hunaes 10 r~putahar .sshte
Geatfs ProssstaHs Americans sbo pur
chase
Eenat1r ArdsrpaN HnHta S8Ys wis no foF
election 70 TIE state nrsr deliberately about gst
l1ses lss srfsrla earaHs4ssion q question
Eersass ~ gsosar Ar.tetaarEs abno-sssd atHfafa
eaF1t s% sEpsefsa give us pretssd 3orsa orcpasey
unbase9 tsay ard earyderatan
AgFarsrf reaHnef s,essE'4 st8ts
has SPOKEN or sE4.nF ata alarmed sb9at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

hood and straightcn IL out so that
THE horses don't miss a step.
Experience aS "a truck driver
the past eleven years plus
Army training In truck main
tcnancc mechanics has Just
about convinced Charlie that
he'd enjoy the rest Of hts life
behind the big steering wheel
Now. Charles isn't quite so
sure.
In Kansas city Missouri where
indignation rs Ninncsotans know
il did not exist untn late in 1864,
Charlie had no trouble obtaining
membership In Local 5it General
Drivers Helpers and Terminal
Employees Onion, lie had even
less difficulty finding employ
mcut 40 = truck driver.
However rumors Of better Jobs
and opportunities in Minnesota
reached Charlie down" in Kan
sua city and in April Of this year
he came "a So Paul. the capital
city Of Minnesota But let Charlie
tell you his own story.
when / got 20 So. Paul, bet
made the rounds Of every truck
ing FIRM here. ! read the want
ads dny after day one day. Muir.
ply Motor Freight advertised for
drivers ard freight handlers,
THE personnel manager out at
Murphy's took quite bit Of time
explaining the company's opera
ton 70 me you might almost
think he was glad 70 see nae. Dur-
ing my interview ! could see sew
eral white men busy with the
written part of the drivers ex-
animation Several Of them were
thffttr E'NN NAtsIA fNFlI hFL 81
take that part Of the test
Being a union man reported
the incident 20 Local i20. the div
ers union here in 81. Paul. but not
having my Kansas city union
credentials with me al the time.
suppose they didn't take me too
seriously Al any rate, haven't
heard anything from the union
Charlie ~ currently employed
by the Post office Department in
St Paul but be would prefer arty-
ina o. truck But even more thsn
that, Charlie likes tho good things
he has seer In Minnesota
n r. tragic that earneg, hard
working young men like Charles
Williams. American cannot have
both
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

"aH men are created equal that
they are endowed b. their Creator
with certain unaiicnabie rights,
that among thepe are NE, liberty
ana the pursuit Of happiness
and
WHEREAS Abraham Lincoln.
in bis first message 10 the Com
greas Of the United states, de
fined tbs high purposes of eur
people IA "a struggle for main
taininE In the world that form and
substance Of government whose
ieadihg object Is 70 elevate the
condition % men. 10 lift srtin
aaI weights from ali shoulders
Ia clear the paths u sudable pur
suit FOR All to afford all an an
fcttrrcd start and fair chance ~
the race ~ life and
WHEREAS on the 18th Of no
vembcr 1857. the g4th anniycr
sary ~ Abraham LHcalna mem
orahle Gettysburg Address na-
tipuHl attention win be focused on
positive efforts 10 insure falr ana
equal treatment 70 aiI citizens re-
Rardioaa ~ race color, religion
o. national origin, ard
WHEREAS 81 ia most hitting
20 set aside q day 10 remind our
selves that tho greatness ~ ON
country rests upon the principle
~ equal opportunity Tor au.
NOW. THEREFORE,. T. Joseph
u uulou Mayor Of the city u
Saint Paul 50 hereby proclaim
November ~. 1867. aH
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY DAY
Bng urge citizens ~ the Csty Of
salnt Paul 10 pursue tire advance
mont ~ this truly American rauae
~ equal opportunity ra that all
Amerrana Win understand ard
appreciate she greet advantages
Of o4u democratic way ~ life EUd
viii also assume the responsible
lies eHaarflaI "a tNs preservation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Senator Case LIQUIDS
U. S. Negroes For
Remarkable Loyalty

New f9rli AM bralHipE
the remarkable loyalty of Negro
Americans IN the fisre ~ shock
ug discrimination Sen clifford
T. Gore. Rev jersey Republican,
warned uhat continued racial bias
could wrakeu the faith If Negroes
IA democracy
gpe king at the annual dinner
N the Joint Defense Appeal here
week. aya Caar noted that dis
elimination against EeFfoes
b1ib ia the North aud the South
haa bocn ~ RsnraA that "a la a
blessed wonder we have u0l had
deep trouble
speaking Of Iayally Pc said
"i'hr loyalty. fgreboaranra apd
paiieuss ~ the American Negro
in the face ~ SUCH treatment has
been Bftto short ~ mlfar siaas
amnurE 60 education be rrit
risaa Gov OTybl Faub,H ~ Arh
anaa for uaipE his position o.
rfgrh court ordered ibtegfatiou ~
Little HpsFa Central iiiEb school
There he said was case where
public officer used hla autii0f
49,. nor e. enforce the isW. but 10
giatrt6t gia enforcement not -
protect nat a. DENY individual
rights declared ny the courts
fts added srno segregation ~
gut SCHOOLS maat 10 not just DO
cause the Supreme court has said
w. h must 10 because u u an
ueiy manifestation 81 the greatest
swl la American We today
Ceae ended HEa remarks BY
canning that me time might come
4hrr whites would become tar
gets ~ discrimination
u mmf confess be aala "thgt
mgfe than anea have wondered
pha'haT fHe aRa white only over
q 1pornay would always lead into
s. place u pSrfsfinsHt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

J0tns Parade
BLUE g. WHITE
CAB EMPLOYS
NEGRO DRIVER

Blue aud white Cab CO long
enjoying good patronage ia tbs
Negro community last week be-
came the SECOND ~ the major
cab nms in Minneapolis 10 en-
ploy q Negfu American asbhto
iit - Daniel Weith 81 So 2aau
10th Az g Minneapolis
MI Welph "a married and has
one child he had Two years of
military service IN the y q Army
from lpA3 81 t9to
Hn IS "A graduate ~ the high
o. bead az CuiH, Iowa
Bernard sherman manager ~
Blue ard white Sold be thiuba
Nrlyh viii make = good taxi man
Wslrh was occurred through the
cooperation uf the Minneapolis
Urban League which Il assisting
the Yfilaw and Hue end white
firms la securing dftvHru
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Former 81. Poul
Attorney Receives
Catholic Award

EeH Hgff prE ~ Tie two
CauaHr lagm~a - receive the
1857 Jones . lfpey Award FOR
TftsrraeIal Justice was a Nilwau
RsS sffun~y whs formerly prae
u,ra Jaw .F 81 Paul
He is lbmes W Dorsey who a.
nuE with Att~Cio President
George aeany were presented tho
zart fha annual It9cy awards
}s ihs two American catbolica
WHITE ard tfe other Negro
buie ihs most 10 inter
ftara during The year
"a" D1 ey ~ the chairman ~
'hH Wisconsin sdvsory COMMITTEES
Gee So ouain FEp division ~
PIE 'e Industrial commission
r Dorsey gave the principal
lF twe years ago a. tea
foa ~ the ~ Paul Urban
fFsEgs guild
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
81. pouI Urban
League Annual
Dinner Nov. Ia

The 80 psm Urban Leagues
alth annual meeting win be held
November "a At $50 . m tn the
Hotel ~ Pad Firth ard ~ Peter
o.
Plans for this occasion are bas
lnE made BY tho Leagues Mem
tsfshlp and Community Relations
committee Mrs Robert Hldder.
chairman
Rprakof for the meeting viii be
Elmer A carter. member ~ tho
New York State Commission
Against Discrimination
The ~ Paul Urban League IL
"a member agency ~ the Greater
8t Paul Community Chest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
wilkins Confeys With
film Producers And Actors

txs Angeles Roy wilkins
EhAcp executive secretary. st
tse1 here tsiay far series NJ
conferences with Hollywood pro
dlrew and performers with %
UsH r. eriaFRnR 9pp0signlllrs
fgf NsRfD sectors in hima anJ sls.
vision ahgRa
Joiulng w Wilkins lr ths s9u
fsFaGegH we're TarrE Miller a.
f9msy. and pr Claude Hudson
lbs Angeles member Of enc IA
ACp naimaI Basfd n fHretafr
rev Ma1rea DswHra Vrs#arf
~ u5e Gaa trrsisa NhhsF
bfan s18 Mrs Teres iiaU rHf..
fnzn aaI Lester Ea.Irg of uss
a,laua West Cgaaf rrEaeal
office
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Gods Trombones" To
Be Presented Nov. ,
BY lions Choir

The ZlDn Baptist fshufCh Senior
cHar uaB present Dgas from
bgrss RI 81 anHgaI FaB roncori
Sunday November p 1901 7 ~ q
m 81 Zor church I&fa AMI tyH
Sale ~ Minneapolis
8grTs Trombone 4 dramas
NJ ssqgrers ~ Tar.ea Victim
gsFrer ard ray HEageHd Tfe
uass a basel ar Negro epirtlala
srg fsa narration 10 6asca o. Es.
gro fesE arfrane
TIE etHr a sFsrg 'as direction
" " ~ hale Tasrs Is ~ ~
msa2G shafEe
F~ " az gos ~ is patisf
sra Rev 3 Is King assistant
pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
OF
Ending Job Bios
Task OF AL Fox

\ state FEl' commission e&
prnlt,c Ia d letter % this news
papuF this week said, elimin
ujiUa Job discrimination Ia the
Cob and responsibility ~ all
Brhard Is FaS tr assistant
dirretar % the Minnesota FEv
Commission said he had read
Win interest tho articles How
About DISCRIMINATION in Mime
sofia which have been appearing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

We decry the injustice Of the
south.s legahzed discriminatory
practices and point with pride to
ordinances and laws prohibiting
similar practices in the north. The
irony Of our situation escapes us
In our Snug complaeency for we
too often forget that the south's
actions. no matter how rspuguant
to US, are eouched in custom and
that custom has been given the
sanction Of the law.
But, II the south's actions are
repuEnant Ia us, what then If
our norths actions which defy
even the law without the sane
ton OF custom
Not since the Reconstruction
Era has 80 much noise been direct
ed against an unjust south. From
the august halls OF the q. S. SUI
prcme Court, from the lvied walls
Of a campus Ia Alabama, from the
corpse OF the TIL lad lying beside
river bank in Mississippi.
from the mob-jnfosted streets
in Little Rock from all % these
have come the hue and cry against
a legalistlc south And aIl OF this
sound and fury is good. discordant
but good,
But what of the illegal i'm
justices OF the north where FEPC
reigna fill-robed in plaatudes ?
The southern Faubuate is no more
iuiquitous than the northern writ
er Of restrictive covenants and
neither il worse than the tongue
in-cheek employer who. while In
tcrviewtng prospective employees
Of Negro ancestry. seeks every
means at his disposal to eyade
FEr legislation
In essence then II we In the
north condemn the south assert,
ing as we DO that legallzed dis
elimination is unjust we must
stand ready 10 receive and correct
the double charge against ua
DISCRIMINATION IN MINNIE.
sofa rs BOTH ILLEGAL AND
UNJUST
When the North Korean com.
muHistE crossed the gsth parallel
the u s 25th Division was the
only battle ready transportation
unit available Six months later
70 per cent o. the original person
mel had been killed IN action.
Charlie Williams was 20 years
young when he pushed an Army
truck through that hell-holo Of
muck ard bombs and fire He sur
vived that massacre. but a little
bit ~ Charles spirit died on the
employment front tn st Paul.
Minnesota
Charles Williams age n II a
personable young man with q yen
for trucks and their tnnartis He
enjoys pushing big JOB over the
road and listening 10 the roar OF
The big engine And when the en-
Rire doesn't sound just right
Charlie likes % get under the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
81. louis pustor To
Condue, Revival Here

Rev l.. Brown 81 Sc Louis Mo
win be guest speaker for the ten
aay revival meeting 20 bo held
~ zion Baptist church beginning
November and running thru tbe
18TH.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend these meetings There win
be fpad singing ard good preach
ing
Rev a. " Egtts ST. is pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
COMING EVENTS

Sunday New - Gods from
bones ZION Senior Choir al
church 8 100 p, m.
Saturday Nov q Tea ~ Mime
apoAs Art Institute IN honor o.
Mako Taxa bg international
Students Center TO p m.
Thursday. Nov u 81 paui ur.
ban League annual dinner. Hotel
81 Paul Elmer Carter of ~
7 speaker
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
now ABOUT DISCRIMINATION IN MINNESOTA
Truck Driver Tells Mis- Story;
South's Unjust LegaIism
Equated By North's
illegal" Injustices

Editors Note; OF OF article, How
About Discrimination in Minnesota" by Maurice
Haynes and j. Pierre 0uiinant Illustrated
graphy Of MIR. GuiaaL article details the
perienec OF Korean War Veteran who
during the for trucking firm upoa
returning 70 his Kansas city
ploymen in the trucking industry closed him he
North 10 Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01

Of our freedom.
NJ WITNESS WHEREOF, !
have hsTsuHto set my hand au1
caused tba Seal ~ the city Of
Saint Paul 90 be affixed tbta
@ath day ~ October in the year
o. Dur Luf1 Nineteen Hundred
aud f1NY Seven
Jg0oph n MlioH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Tells ceonelh
Tells cooneih
Indignation Won't Make
Negro Invisible Social
Scientist Frazier Says

Washington tNNPl Il Franklin Frazier professor Of
sociology al Howard University, struck at Negro elite Saur
day for attempting deny their heritage in this
of indignation mlcgr1iou merely means that are being
accepted he said Il does that win become IN
visible.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-01
Mayor Issues prosiamo,iong
Mayor Issues prosiomaton'
Mayor Joseph Dillon
ProCIaims November 10
Equal Opportunity Day

81 Paul VIII observe the National Urban League sponsored
Equal Opportunity Day au Tuesday. November ~
Mayor Joseph Dillon has already issued proclamation
designating the day aud asking an citizens observe u fully
nious proclamation, dated October 2h stated
WHEREAS the Founding Father this nation held that