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League gave some hlgFMgbts on
the housing ban and what has fsk-
en- place 80 Tho state legislature
nn housing
a program presented proceed.
ms Che speaking Included % group
pg three numbers hy JBucs Mur.
ray baritone Wa daughter Mise
Mary Kaye Murray was his &C..
elmHaulst Mrs Andre Fl1rcnz
gave a agmbcr ~ readings
Mrs BgleHacr president % the
national Council Of Guilds intro
Burcd the visiting delegates and
officers Mrs Mary Green was
chairman n uas program
Business SESSIONS ended az j q
NJ Saturday with many plans FOR
tho coming conference formuiat-
"a Mrs Howard parneu was 90.
pointed chairman % the finance
aad budget commlttse 81 The ma
,i00aI council Mra james Taylor
anS appointed on the awards
committee of the national body
clmszing the tgvo-day session
vas reception held on Saturday
evening April q. ~ Ros5baddys
g. Paul where some $50 dele
gatss guild members, board
members and their guests enjoy
an evening n relaxation and go
aaHznE sohn whitaker a. the
arEan. presented a program 81
background music throughout the
evening
AdasnE 20 ne social enjoyment
f5r delegates ard members or
FRIDAY aftSruoan Chester Oder u
Roassusdys entertained a. sork
saIs In ere Drrwnad Room q
H6fsl Lowry Mr C1ea aIso Do
mated ne room TEere ths satgr
SAY -Ehs reception YEA he'd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

American Revolutionary ARMY iu
,--s
o,,,,n ~, ,s,s,,.. b.,.tot ryn
Prince Hau Mason. aut CONSIST
inr principally NJ Prince Ilau
maaona answered n public rau Tor
assistance fu caring for tho
stricken during The yellow rcvor
epidemic af pmIaarlphia ln 1908
John Grocaloaf whittier cited D.
Prince nan MWarlr Frgup far
organizing corps OF 2a00 Negro
.afmrscrr which duuur Inc Waf
of 1919 aIubgred two aayu with.
t fniormlmtnn erection suitable
H.snHraa for the cts uf pmndrI-
nh.a Their Iangrs were 800 mith
nH and efficient that vote af
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
Berger Named
President Newly
Formed Society

benjamin Berger OF Minneapo-
lis has been elected lrst president
OF the Minnesota Prisoners Aid
Society.
Mr. Berger Is a civic leader
former Minneapolis Laker owner
and top independent theater own,
er in this area. He has long been
Interested in the welfare OF prison
inmates
The society formed several
weeks ago has also announced
other officers. John Donohue 81
Paul Ramsey county probation
department chief is vice-presj.
dent Alex Les james. 81 Paul is
secretary and King Bcnrethum
Minneapolis banker is treasurer
Among the 10 board members
elected rs Cecil Newman Of the
Spokesman ana Recorder papers
Other board members are such
wen known Minnesota figures as
Or. c. Wilson Anderson. Nathan
Crabtrce Mrs John Dimond
Thomas Jones all Of Minneapolis
Or Walter E. Gardner. Frank
Raug Jr, Ray Lappegaard. Judge
James c. Otis, an OF ST Pau.
Douglas Rigg Saltwater Mrs.
Elmer NJ Rustcr wayzata and
Paul w Keve Judge Theo 3
knudson Rev John Oman, =
Kenneth Peterson. Mrs X. r.
Reichert Mrs. y, Gilman TAYLOR
Robert I Wlshsrt and Miss Eli.
zabeth YerEa Of Minneapolis
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SIDELlGHTS

uany ia thr session before the
bin VIA introduced a rumor was
maucfausly spread that The bin
was being introduced 60 cmhars
rass the ppI administration
THIS was quickly rcfutcl by the
fact that administration leaders
had boon consulted prior to the
opening OF the Legislature Arthur
Naauu an administration losd-
o. was shown the original draft
Freeman Gave Approval
Gov Freeman himself had said
m q speech January . that some
Legislation was needed 10 protect
the right or the large number Of
minority group families who Win
boo affected by The proposed state
and federal frccwuyH Tie said be
had been appraised Of the difficulty
Negroes and religious miHorlties
have fu purchasing property out
eldo certain areas Ito also said 1t
had been charged thst some un
sDrupuluus real estate operators
uvcrrharFod Negroes and others
when they dtd srl them property
NON Partisan Effort
Tho attempt 81 secure passage
Of the BIN was a typical nan party
effort Republicans end pft.ora
worked together hard to secure
passage 70 VISA IN the beat ira
dltion of the school 81 thought
thst the extension OF eiWl rights
should be a non partlaan effort 90
achieve the greatest acceptance
n ig expected that an effort 20
document al instances ~ disgrim.
nation IN the selling and buying
o. real estate ~ tho state based
900 race on religion Ho that tho
material may be- presented i1 tho
interim commission A large
amount ~ such Recommendation ls
already available.
one member ~ the sponsoring
group who Hld not wart 10 be-
identified sold mo nual results
were actually gratifying brrausa
% pui the Intrrrrla which have
been predicting discrimination
against minority group 90 notice
that There are many people who
consider mrh practices indecent
aud uHfair aua that bll aurh pea.
ma ere u0l tho minority group
members who are effected
Sooner 0r latter luo legislature
ha given notice lho individual
ua by me s'abgeimrHt ~ the
interim commission lHai N such
practices dg nni cease BOO Mime
auta. laws ualI De- enacted ta COM
bot them
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MAY

May .. lszl F1rst r. q smId.
ing 20 b. ssra8 aszysr rsPrr
erected l1 CHraE9 10 stores
MAY 10. 1859 Settlement -
C1sr5sa Tan Carolina begun
aasshrumast BRITISH ea,eEy rr
EeE Won't
MHy ~, I7sy Arra1ef a., EsT-
trg % carry te1 pair a. gIaetss
Eerfslzs FrarkHr Invented
fa<ala
May "a. Iasg Brooklyn Bird gs
rsT0F e.a1 af cost % s.. 500 600
Gay g. 1918 Eatnesua1 ~
ITtH ausofusHf rr C0rzuts
pro- ss6 fH~ direct s'rr .-r
~ o. 81 et1V
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Popular Minneapolis ms'rgu
who - being rpousorsd By AmeF
Lodge No Toe fBpEOw ~ Min
aespalis for the Queen u The
EEg IN contest being held by
re Minnesota Past Eaifed
Rulers Council No -. IL Mrs
Terry Cualla
Mrs lgaBs 1884 Penn Az ~
Vlfs q ths dancer TEDDY QIsIis
10 zeal vote Rsffsr ard .s pre-.
sent Queen ~ Teyzsn Temple
Daughters o. Isis I'm won thai
crown last year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

The April 20 session opened
with registration Of delegates and
members Out-0f.iown delegate
were the Mines Ruth Thomas ma
uoual treasurer Mary EIeu
Ghada. chairman OF tho program
committee and Vivian Dorsey. an
OF Milwaukee,. Mary Payne. Ft
Wayne Ind financial secretary.
CloJhsIdo Paige Detroit. pres
dent OF the Detroit Guild. Roberta
Wooten. Cincinnati. O. and slvf-
Aa Berry Kansas city No.
Following the morning session
o luncheon Tor delegates. members
and guests was held IN Governor
Orale F'reeman's dining room at
the State Capitol with Mrs Frcs-
man gs orc ~ the hon1rsd guests
Mis- Freeman was introduced bv
the president. Mrs Baieuger and
gave a few brief remarks and
welcomed the visiting delegates
The group vas welcomed BY Gov
crnar Freeman 10 his office pre-
cceding tgnch After lunch Mrs
Freeman invited re group 70 at
IN on = session Of the legislature
Following the afternoon session
a sfnsrgasnord and open public
meeting vas held ~ the 81 Paul
Teachers Federation cluhrsous
a. $50 p N York LanRtoa. re-
glonsl chairman q the American
Association for the United Ma
tons was guest speaker. Re dis.
laSaed the international picture
o1 race relations ard detectives
~ the United Nations re SAD
that through research and study
me ratnHs s1g have better On.
dsrs'aut,nE and the attainment o.
human rights VIII be scramri ~ b
81 through leadership and d.n,a-
yruoy rather thar n The battle
field
Ernest Cooper executive asrrs-
tsry ~ TIRE 81 Paul Urbza IasEss
gave fe-r reuarils BE stafr5
thar ire r1Id i tbs tmpgra-r
arm % TIE league thr graat ,ht
country ard helps tHs arraatza.
tr- have = greater meaning %
fosters better pgbgg rsiaua a
20 effective iatsrgrup eo1pors
rrr ana rter-ra1af bsrkg-5zl
relations wrrk together far better
l-3erz-s-daE en- rascal rraHsars
shelton IrzEEe- sEect.ge Sec
rss-y * tac H1-sapoEs UFsaa
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Mrs. HeffeIfin9er
To Address COP.
Workshop Moy 8

The annual meeting ~ the Pc
pg5Bsau wDrFaHap ~ Ramsey
washington and UaIsafa Counties
ulB boz brId wednesday, May g..
a. 80 "a ~ ths wgmsns city
CtGb Mrs. Pred e. WHITE pfeai-
dent, announced to-day
Mrs Eliz9bsth jlsffslnngsr
Wayzsts ItcpublirsH National
CammlttsewDmRn will be the
guest speaker she VII speak %
"hsIa NJ ! aN ~
SERVING ~ delegate ~ the
United Nations Educational
HsIsbunr and cultural Drgsnlza
tone nuWEsCOb meetings Ga
PARE 5H 1850 IN HanfsvGro and
Uruguay 20 1904 sfa Delhi IN
Ha .u 1900 she ia presently
msHbsr ~ mo Executive Commit
tas = DO National Commission ~
ufEgCg
mere vaU B0 q brief business
mrrUuF anI election ~ o'rssrs
before Hr H@tfgnnErr SPEAKS
end 30 informal ngffos hour go
fHar reu8sw Hsg Havr thr ap-
Harrr11y no. prrz9aagy meet
SIRE ffeffriNrgeT
Hw urrrF Cuan6rtf Jr 60
farrnr EH .r charge ~ rraar
f1nr af ttsG mag bel mala af Ia
WaFHag office ai sgf Araaf
Ganfug Tar meeting aa 8Gn rH
Ena 1HgHr bf rrrrHrwn m
Ur waHr by Manaay 8ag .
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tcr klaus 81 Pennington con.
aoryatipo
lhoda Iund Of Minneapolis,
state Republican -Noman leader :
helped line 90 the authors alao
supporters ~ Attack on NiaseJ
Housing
Charges and EXCUSES that the >
bill WAS not well enough known
for passage were rofuted by the ?
Council fot Civil and Human ,
Rights which pointed out that the
measure was nrHt diacussod in tho
summer Of 1906 by human righta .
supporters. that the MEASURE was
drawn and 70 drawn several times
between summer and the opening
~ the session
n had been supported in such b
organizations aa the Minneapolis .
EAACT, 10 principle hy the Min
neap0lis Mayors Commission on .
Human Relations the hlnnaapo =
lie Joint Council for faupli,yi (
completely bY Minnesota state .
civil Rights Council. IN principle .
By tho Minneapolis Urban League ;
Endorsing the bin IN full waa .
the Minneapolis Urban League 9
tho ncnnopin County Rural !
pr1. comprising pFi members ia .
Edina. hopkins Bloomington and q
Golden VALLEY. The hinBsipnha
Bf1.. Finb Ward DbLs nth b
ward Dp1 81 LUbs Park bFLs
The Hsuuopln Republican Wo
mems Workshop endorsed the Q
principle ard its members worked 4
Zoe the Measure with conservatives
members - tho legislature Ths
Ramsey Cguiy Young Hepubb
cans dld the same
The chief contribution ~ liberail
me uHtv leader Pred Gina 80 the 10
fray was his complaint that thss
Biii Htd been introduced Goo late
The biil when introduced Ia The
itauso end wns naslgucd Is the g
General Legislation commuters
headed bg Rep can liagiaad oft
Minneapolis Stat dintnct which insh
rItpiss The asth Wsfd
sponsors ~ the measure wsrce
heard by some members ~ ihsr
committee but 30 quorum wnHa
ever secured 10 hear the meuthh
or dement's Of the bin discussed .
At two attempted hearings PROF.
pGnonta ~ The bin appeared Thisls
waa a Bp-Uff that something waan
wroHF because al - tho real es-s-
tats interests Ia both cities knsww
about he measure bat did n0td
send representatives 10 oppose 1T
Another tip-off was thhtn
members ~ the general legislas,-
ton committee were - Paulb
Athletic club guests a dinner "a
few days after the bill waA ma
tf1duced Carl Haglsnd chairman,n.
Hhcn questioned about tho dinnsru
BY william Crate, Alunsapolisis
Urban League president deacribed'd
the committee hosts rs angels" ="
bui denied the housing fneaaursre
vas discussed Al The private din-n-
nsr 10 didn't Identify The dinnerrr
angels
&, was apparent that Iiaginnd
Was not going % pot any pres
sure on his committee Ia mnet
foe a hearing By The second 0
week IN April Coz. freeman In
support ~ the blil, asked liberal
legislators 20 request that this
bin h. assigned 10 another com ,
mites
4 conference vas held Takinng
part were Rep Joseph Pnfel, LII
Howard Bennett Cecil geWman.n,
Louis Erwin, r. c Cooper Richargrd
Fox Wuffcd G. Leland with hblb-
srai majority leader Fred Gina
The oonf.rcss requested thatt
Continued on page ~
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T.. r iNi4A"EsiAAN alNfihtftN
the ceremonies tuaugurauuE the
State Of Ghaua-
lie will cover some Of his Afu-
can Impressions in the speech but
will devote most OF his talk 10 the
problem Of bcttcrment Of race re-
latious
After his speech there win be
an opportunity for questions
from the audience.
Al interested people are in
wted Tickets may be obtained
from the workshop office 720 ma
uonai building tcorner Sixth and
Second Az FE. 5-838s or at the
office Of tho Minneapolis spokesa
man. 2t2 Third Az. 8.
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MCliugh Countercd by
saying be not only works
ia Minneapolis but that be
lives in ST Paul only be.
cause be couldn't find "a
house lD Minneapolis
Warder employed tn the
purchasing department of
Lthu supply has Just Tin
isbed serving q term on the
Jaygcc board 81 directors
He has been active In com
mttter work IN the organi
Eaiipn
Minneapolis Jaygccs are
one uf the most highly rated
Junior Chambers iu the
wogId m membership scti
witty and Influence
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Founder OF Prince Hall
Masonry Initiated Into
Craft By British Lodge
Nv PAW y WOOD

Trlnoo Hull" F0Ununr OF NcFr0 Wb8UUTl
Prince Hall, founder at Prince Hall Masonry a
Methodist minister abotouist civic onrcprcHcu and uu
individual Of high integrity tie what termed
radical lie advocated citizenship Tor Negroes participation n
government and equality before Law His ara for the ou
of Negroes and his petitions the Massachusetts
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We usrd not b know rn8ch
tlsaui uorA affairs bark in IN
dlsaa---an international sitaation
fa ~ wes TIE sg.ed traps 10
OhIa iIerb -hytnsr
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Urban League Guilds
Planning Session Held
Last Weekend Here

The woday spring planning session National Couu
en- oil Urban League Gu Is held April 2G2 the Lowry Hotel
s. Paul reported of the successful sessions held
Plans for the national meeting be held Detroit Septem
Der were outlined Mrs Lillian Baiougcr 81 Paul national
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ike's Assisfani Coming,
,Ike's" Assisfanf Coming,
tredrIC Morrow, White
House Aide Speaks In
Mill City Next Thursday

~ Frederic Morrow, administrative officer ia charge Of
eea projects on the White House staff will guest
,Ie hePablcan Workshop its annual luncheon meeting
May y az the bennington hotel
Mr. Morrow is known as a very effective sneaker and
wei informed in the area of race relations
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IN the conservative dominated
Senate where tho hlFs puthers
were Hcn Donald FRASER liberal,
auuz Elmcf Nuderscn ana Harold
uioughiu Ramsey County con-
arrvaiiyoa the measure was well
received
q won waulmava approval Va
the Senate Judiciary committee
ard on one or Tho last days Of the
rogulnr session despite the tough
going the bin was getting in the
House . motion 10 place the bill
senate file No 1881. on special
ufdcrs won BY surprising roll
call vote % 20 ~
Al thsaaRh IA. h.siie light
- ID" last tire. ws-i,s for the
insecure. sen Fraser wac -
tower 81 strength In trying 10
get the measure passed u was
HE position that discrimination
against minority Etoups In pfi
waite housing IL drpiVfabl'', and
that u most BE- faced som" day
why not nav
its didn't wayer once ana most
Hia support came from the con.
srryailyes in The SENATE which
maH conservative controlled
arH flmsr Andersen lead
ing nvmalsof and EuberaatgfiHi
timber presence an uHo BIN Hs an
author nliayea The doubts If con
aervstivr members Of the body
% waa in The libsral controlled
HOUSE If Representatives where
tine b.u designated ne House Ftle
1904 met ils biggest obstacle ia
Urar trouble was "a scarcity ~
nuUHau Hrp Nal GHtunar of at
reu au8 Top Sally faithsr 81
Mime polls wafs pEpsrrcd 90 b.
IUlHufa
UbtinsF was iul,. warm. b.
rausr. hr told sponsors. tiin
atrtsufr was too ls,ia, and chat
There bad b"sp no pubiie "dn,
cation Tor H. iic ~ riyii rights
chairman - Tho ~ Pad Tftdes
aud iabDf Assembly
Gut freeman Supports Attack
On Housing Iilas
HpuHagfa secuted guiiHera
position because GOV 0fWlis
Freeman, in speech Ut the
Iieurrran County tabor spd
Iuman Relations Institute eary
ln january bad endorsed the idea
~ housing legislation 20 protect,
fbs lights ~ minontios, IN ~
fortnight speech, which gditnof
seated ~ The speakers table
heard
Sally Luther. = liberal leader
saa ar'iye IN tho 1906 f'EpC VIC
tory vas unwilling - author the
bin because she dId not favor
measure that extended beyond
'hs pubic assisted housing ~ The
slew YOrs Baker Mstraif mea
sure
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Legislature for that purpose
caused tho opening of Boston
schools 10 his people in 1895
Prince Hon WAS born OF free
parentagc in Barbados BuDsH
West Indioa. September ~, l7fs
A. the age az 81 he migrated fo
Boston in pursuit ~ his trade OF
Icathcr-maktng Wlth fourteen
other free Negroes hc wsa Initial
DO into Masonry by an Army
lodge OF a British regiment s'a.
TONED in Hgsfou. March o ITW
This group. designated African
LgBgo ED T. was authorized Co
meet ua Ma8ous bai could not
confer drEfcea Prince Halls m
compromising attitudes fowarI
immortality fa demonstrated by %
phrase contained in The bylaw
~ African Lodge 30 T. which ra-
ru8e7 "all stupid Atheists and BE-
religious i}begi0fa
inst Lodge chartered o. 1881
q charter umaG br the Grand
lodge 90 England constitutes
Prince Han aHd 80 breIhrm into
African Lodge Nu $50 which sas
formally organized May g 1857
WITH Prince HaH a. sH Worship.
fH Master THa laiae wac Ha
nucleus NJ "a group 70 Prince Hall
IaJEaa ahish. Doe lgsI frHmioH lHr
first Prince Han Grand IadEe
Volunteered a. Revolutionary
Army
History indicates that Prince
Hall in ne role ~ WsrahIpfal
Master ard later Grand Master
natiuef within bis Mason.
craft sense ~ else rszpaaai.
biHty % responsibility which. iH
The light ~ bis aEf.sIuss De-
gs.as.f,. F.ff H. ..s.f..g.t.s...F dol. tl.s
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Sign ~ the Times Cafaids e
garags cara Washed 81 Sports
Cars DnuFsI To-"
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- surs 20 vote Tor ys8F favar
fts candidate faf osceu y Min
ns@ota EIts.--Afgt
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- ssTf ~ vote f4f Yauf favor
So candidate ~ Queen n Mia
nr4yfs Pile Advt
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BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
By BAILEE THOMAS

A red hot Kansas city band the
old vaudeville tavorltes, Butter
beans and Susie and the torch
singer arc scheduled next FOR the
Key Club. popular Minneapolis
mite spot
The Gay Nne,icl In Miuneapo-
lis and the Ryan in ST. Paul have
gone Calypso,
Henry sabcs OF the Key Club
has completed a rgmodchng job
which provides finely finished
dance floor The space Is available
for Saturday and Sunday mat
inees parties and meetings az q
very small service charge. Mr.
ssbes told this col this week
The St Paul matron who az,
tempted suicide last week because
Of an alleged affair her husband
was accused OF involving her close
friend. Is terribly contritc now
She has found out that her sus-
picions were completely without
foundation Now. she's ashamed of
her performance and ashamed 20
apologize either 20 her mate or
the woman she accused
II was an caused by an alleged
woman friend" who long jealous
because Of the couples happiness,
concotted a wild tale which once
told got out Of hand as such vic.
tous things DO. Luemly tho suicide
was avcrted by quick work ~ the
husband Re has quietly but um-
~ told the friend" Of hia wife
10 never dsriten the door Of his
home again,
Roberts Shoe store, Lake 20
and Chicago Az, go East Lake,
Minneapolis. this week Is cele.
bratipg 20 years Of operation on
the southside Minneapolis corner
It's proprietor Nathan J, Rob
crts has made being thoughtful
and courteous 20 customers pay
excellent dividends and has built
a neiRhborhnod shoe firm 60 which
customers from all over the Twin
Cities 20 Tor their shoe needs IN
every year since he's been In bust
ness this paper has received some
advertising from Roberta We
hope Roberts be- in business for
many many more years
The ladies who seek 10 b.
Queen Of the EIi,ao are selling
votes al 10 cents each Each
Continued on page A.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

Tie recently accompanied Vice
President Nixon on his African
tour and participated as repre-
sentative Of the United states IN
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clear Conscience

You must admit the good and bad In life
and proceed with clear journalistic cone
science The very hoart Of a newspaper.
which has not only a material side, but "A
moral side II you viii ties in its freedom
and independence This Is turn, must I've
tempered with good notivea iusurabie
ends and a responsibility toward shuae Of
.uch privileges. Ne paper can be greater
than the people who produce it 10 Is
limited only by their abilities and deep
tuN News ncrad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

49,
Stage
National-"West Side Story;
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador - "Pajam a
Came; 1910. 3:l5. $40. 7:3o
and $40 pm.
Capitol - House Of Num-
bers":: ll:4O am, 1910. $40,
$40. TAO. $40 and ii:40 pm
Columbia - Bright Road:
u. 2. 4. 6. 8. 10 and IL pm.
Dupont - ''Mutiny on the
Bounty" u, 2::20. $40. 7. 9:2O
and l1:40 pm.
Keith's"The Pride and the
Passion: 10 am. 1915, 2:35,
$50. 7:10. $3.50 and HAS pm,
Macarthur - Doctor Al
Large; 2::35. AIS. 6:10. 8 and
$50 pm.
Metropolitan - "Pajam a
Came: 1885 am. l:35. 3:35,
$40. TAO. Gas and HAS pm
Ontario - "Interlude";; 1880
3:l5. S. $50. $40 and A0:2s
pm.
Palace - THE Sun Also
Rises: 11:15 am. las. 4:15
6:45. 9:i5 and HAS pm.
Playhouse - The Constant
Husband; IL am. 1910, $3.50,
4:3O. $40. sos. 9:55 and 1850
pm.
Plaza-'"The Devils General
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Line e Clinton, Nd. Take Branch
Ave. So. tRt. 81 Q Waterloo I'd.
snt. ssh: Drive ! Mile to TheatsE.
MAHNoTH MovIH 81 PICNIC. az
BIG HITS PLUS THE SPECIAL
THRKATl Chasing the sun" color,
z:55. FIRST RUM JOHN DEREK
Fury At Showdown" $50. SPE-
GAL TREAT AT 9,45. GARY
COOPER IN CECIL B. DeMILLE'S
..Unconcuered" color. 1925. FIRST
RUN! Sterling Hayden IS Steps to
Daneer" 1o:a0.