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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

House to work out details fer
moving the bill to the President
without further delay.
His statement to the Senate in
rludcd,
1t Is rcgrettablc that the fate
OF the civi rights bin seems hung
at dead center during a controver.
~ over whether Il should or
should not be sent TO a conference
committee. Unfortunately. but
perhaps understandably, this con
trovcrsy has turned into battle
OF public statements rather than
sincere attempts by reasonable
men TO sitdown together and a
gree on a course OF actoH
Il am convinced such public
controversy at this stage will
serve no useful purpose for the
cause OF civil rights, We all be-
come victims Of the same desire
for self justification. Each state
ment made by one party brings
forth answering statements from
another.
quite frankly, / have become
cmbroiled in this exchange myself
and II Is for that very reason
want TO reassert today my fore.
most desire OF getting civil
rights bill approved regardless OF
who gets the credit
Perhaps | can say what we all
know In true Unless we can bury
the partisan Ratchet for awhile
we are likely TO get no bin at all
l am willing TO extend the DIV,
branch-if / can find any takers
I am willing TO put the bill abov,
all else. Our Majority Leader haJ
taken the same attitude
quite frankly and quite sin
cerely, / ask: what can be achiev
ed out OF a formal conferenc
committee, that cannot b
achieved far more surely out OF a
informal conference OF the leader
ship OF both Houses and OF bot
parties, meeting together in goo
faith TO determine how 10 pro
coed now for action7
III we start from a premise o
trying 10 get action completed OF
the best possible civil rights bill
that can be accepted by this Con
gress, am convinced we can ge
agreement In ~ hours. our lead
crs on both sides Of the aisle know
the views and sentiments in eacl
House They know how man,
votes exist on each side Of the Is
sue. They are reasonable men, and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

l for one am convinced they can
guide us 10 a successful resolution
on this issue.
let us cali a truce on partisan
pickering, and explore ways to
get results invite my Repubn.
can friends to join me In this APP
proach.
Perhaps the leaders In both
Houses may want To broaden
representation OF an informal ne
gotiating group TO represent diff
fsrent areas Of thought in their
own bodies: Perhaps they would
prefer working Il out alone. Bat
one thing should be clear TO every
one: Anything an official con-
ference committee could agree
upon could be agreed upon just as
quickly and probably a lot faster
by such an informal conference
clearing the way for an approval
by the House Rules Committee
without any amendment neces-
sary We need only one Republican
vote TO get such an agreement in
the Rules Committee. What do
our Republican colleagues ask be-
fore they will release one vote?
Let us see II we cannot get
n meeting Of the minds based upon
realism, instead OF letting our
selves get further entangled In
partisan battling that win pro-
dHce no results.
"A majority OF both Houses
have indicated they want civil
rights legislation. II would be
tragic 10 have civil rights progress
now fail Just because Of disagree
ment over mechanics, timing, or
minor details. II win DO a real
test OF good faith and good leader
ship, 10 reconcile our remaining
differences quickly and completes
the job we started before we adj
journ. am convinced II can be
done
Il want TO help do II, not hinder.
Many fine Republicans worked
sincerely and vigorously for a
strong civil rights bill. We worked
shoulder to shoulder. putting the
cause above partisanship, while
the heat Of the battle was ON.
There is no reason 10 change our
course now. / invite every friend
OF civil rights every Democrat
and every Republican seriously
concerned about civil rights. to as
scrt his influence now toward
completing the job"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Return Home. Mr.. and Mrs Eu,
gene Cavett Of Chicago, returned
to their home after an enjoyable
two weeks vacation visiting Mr.
and Mrs. II. c. Hilyysrd Of 1872 St
Anthony Av. The Chicsgoans
spent one week Of sightseeing in
Fl. William and Port Arthur, On
tario, Canada, and visited Kska-
beko Falls In Port Arthur. They
were guests at the Royal Edward
Hotel They were the dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ X. Mcknight,
the guests Of Mrs. william Hanna
at the DYWYK picnic; luncheon
guests Of Mrs. c. c. Hill al Cole
mans In Highland Park Village;
visited southdale Shopping Cen
ter and made a tour Of the Red
Wing Pottsues in Red Wing,
MINI.
Mrs. Homer Wilson, e12 lyle
hart Ave wins two free tickets to
the Faust or Dale theatres.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
AUGUST rs Is LAST
DAY TO FILE FOR MPLS.
PATROLMAN EXAMS

Friday, August 23rd, is the last
day set by the Minneapolis Civil
Service Commission for filing ap-
plcation for the job Of Patrolman.
qualified men were reminded by
Ashby Gaskins. Field Secretary
Of the Minneapolis Urban League.
Men between the ages OF % and
81, who have completed high
school or its equivalent and are
bona fide residents of Minneapolis.
should contact the Civil Service
Commission. 100 City Hall. for
detailed information.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
ST. PouIifes In
Visit To Eisenhower
Appoinfee Guiney

The daily press recently carried
news stories announcing the ap-
pointment of Dan Gainey, an Owa-
tonna jewelry manufacturer, to
serve on the Presidents Commit
tee on Government Contracts.
Because Mr.. Gainey was not
well known outside party circles
and because the work Of this com
mittee is founded directly on one
of the major problem confronting
minority group citizens today,
John Culver, chairman Ramsey
County Republican Civil Rights
Committee sought more informa-
ton about Mr.. Gainey's qualifica-
tons TO serve on this committee.
AS a result Of this inquiry. Mr..
Culver was invited TO a luncheon
interview with Mr.. Gsiney in Owa-
tonna. Accompanying Mr.. Culver.
at Mr. Gainey's invitation was
representative Of the st. Paul Ur-
ban League, Sandy Perry, indus
trial secretary and DR.. shalin
Tanavde. Of Bombay, India.
The trio left ST. Paul at $50 a.
m. Friday and met Mr.. Gainey at
the Josten Jewelry Mfg. Co,
which Gainey heads.
They spent two hours at lunch
con with Mr.. Carney and his sec
rotary where they learned Mr..
Gainey's company manufactures
iewelry sold to high schools and
universities throughout the United
/ States.
Included on the company's
sales staff are II American Ne
groes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Joined Navy

In 1874 the U. S. Navy color line
wavered a bit. A few Negroes
were allowed to do something
other than waiting tables or cook
ing. He joined the service and
after doing an excellent Job on an
70 test, he was sent to a store
keepers school
1t was while in the Navy that
he first became aware Of the diff
ferences in attitudes between
Southern and Northern Negroes.
He says the following in all his
interviews: The only thing the
Southerners and Northerners
CONTINUED on Page A.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Vondals Asked To
Spare Church Bus

Gospel Temple Church bus ser
vice for transporting children to
and from Sunday School appears
to have enemies. For three times
vandals have caused more than
5000 Of expense for repairs.
Whoever you are, please remem-
Der we are poor like you and not
able to pay for your games OF
vandalism.
Thanks!-Signed: Rev. w. l.
Battle, pastor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
2srd Anniversary Edition
LUCKY WINNERS
IN RECORDER SPOT
YOUR NAME CONTEST

Ms. Ada Jones Of sl4 Fuller
Az. and Mrs. Pearl Whyte Of
SIS Rondo Az were lucky
winners in this papers spot
Your Name" contest in last
weeks issue, and have both re-
ceived 81.
You too. may be a winner.
Watch for your name and II
find II, phone CA. 2-O922, the
ST Paul Recorder office and
receive your dollar. You don't
have 10 be a subscribed 10 win
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

August 2, as
one OF the sad
dest days in his
tory This was
the day said
NIXON (sic)
when the Senate
voted TO keep
others from vot-
ing.
The majority
leader claimed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Anyone who thinks he's lndis-
pensable should try sticking his
finger in a bowl Of water and no
ticlng the hole II leaves when he
takes Il out.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
NEXT WEEK

A staff writer will report on the
Impressions Of Rev. w. L. Battle,
pastor Of Gospel Temple, on his
recent trip to the West Indies in
which he visited troubled Haiti
and the British West Indies and
Puerto Rico.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

stars we've seen perform in our
time land more recently in Las
Vegas the past two years. Bella
fonte rates tops. And that in
cludes such favorites as Frank
Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Danny
Thomas, Jerry Lewis, Lena Horne,
Nat King" Cole, and host of
others.
Human Being First
Belafonte recently told us in Las
Vegas between cups of coffee, AN
artist is human being first and
an artist second" To prove this
point to himself, Belafonte, at the
urging Of Southern Negro leaders,
toured the South shortly after the
Supreme Court degeneration de-
cision in 1854, because 1 was told
it might do some good"
Il toured with Marge and
Cover Champion in the musical,
Three for Tonight" he recalled.
we hit every town we could find
an audience in. I used Negro
bathrooms, Negro water foun-
tains, slept in Negro beds when
could find one, and sat in the Ne
gro section Of the airport.
But in the college towns we
would usually have a cocktail
party for the cast and some of the
students. Under the guise Of an
entertainer was able to make a
few white Southerners see a Ne
gro as an individual, for the first
time in their lives"
Accepts Race Responsibility
To BeIafonte, the responsible
ity of being Negro in the lime
light Is a great one. He believes
that what he does and says af-
fects people Of his race who
look up TO him
Belafonte was born 81 years ago
in New York, Of a jamaican
mother and a father from Martin
ique. When he was eight, he went
with his parents to Jamaica, B.
WI.
These were years I shall al
ways remember" he says. Island
life is closely knitted. The sense
Of values is different from what
our culture teaches US here. The
community is more related. Also.
there is where had my first
contact with folk music"
In 1910 he went to Harlem and
he Joined a teen-age gang. He
fought, stole, was picked up and
reprimanded by the police, yet he
avoided gang cruelties that meant
Jail and trouble.
I'D fight anyone at the drop Of
a hat" he explained. but refused
TO ever carry a weapon. II was the
way was brought up. Don't ask
me why. I'm not sure I know.
maybe because I never was that
bitter"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Harry Is Race Conscious:
Harry Is Roee Conscious:
BeIafonte Tells Percy
Villa Story Of His
Struggle And Success
BY PERCY VILLA

Harry Belafonte, who is the Radio City theatre
three day engagement Aug It, II Is is the
newest personality in the entertainment field in America
There such thing half empty fairly good
houses when Harry stage It's always seout perform
ance and in most hundreds turned
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Regardless OF crOdir
Urges Both
Parties To Rise Above
Partnership On Rights

Washington, ID, C.-Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Cd,
MIMI Monday urged buryng the Ratchet Of partsanshp"
and working together complete acAon civil rights egsa
ton regardless of who gets the credit
Senator Humphrey proposed informal conference be-
tween majority and minority leadership Of the Senate and the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
VAL WASHINGTON BLASTS SENATOR
LYNDON JOHNSON FOR cRITIcISlNG
VICE PRESIDENT NIXON'S STAND

Washington ANP)-Val Washington, director Of min
critics Republican National Committee Wednesday, blasted
Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson for crticizng Vice
President Nixon of his stand civil rights legislation
johnson had charged Nixon president Of the Senate with
playing politics with the bill The charge made after the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
The
HIGH
And Low
DOWN
BY BAILEE THOMAS

Tim Howard, St Paul business
man and Rondo-St. Anthony Free
way Assn. head is vacationing in
Puerto Rico and other West In
dies Islands %. Sports Illustrated
in its current edition has a
crackerjack article, Murder
With Blunt Instrument" which
tells the story Of Henry Louis
Hank Aaron, phenomenal Mil
waukee Braves outhelder and
leading National League batter.
II the Braves don't win the
pennant Anthony GASEOUS the
Mill City bistro keeper and civic
figure viii literally have to leave
town-hen have so many cases of
spirits to buy for a dozen friends
who thought the Braves couldn't
win.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

still try TO operate under slave day
philosophy that a Negro has no
right a white man has 10 respect.
After three weeks Of delibera-
ton in the Senate, Washington
said, five million Negroes lover
30 per cent Of the population Of
these II states, win still be de-
priyed Of their rights 10 vote. In
this, the greatest democracy in the
world
Cites Emmett TIL Case
In commenting specifically on
the trial by jury amendment. the
COP leader recalled that a south
ern jury refused TO convict con-
fessed hdnappers Of Emmett Till
after he was found murdered He
expressed doubt, therefore, that
they would convict an election Of
fetal for refusing to give a Negro
his right Of suffrage.
As a result Of his meaningless
and ineffective bill the United
States has lost one OF the great
est selling points Of a democracy
at the bar Of world opinion, con-
cluded Washington.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

A deal is in the making for Chef
Oden to assume fun ownership of
Road Buddies, the business he
founded over ten years ago q.
Four former Minneapolis men
have earned and kept coolies Of
mazuma in another city
Funny, but the penetentaries and
reformatories are full Of innocent
people they say Look for
big blow-up at ore of the states
penal institutions.
Many people hate to see Frank
Marziteni leave the st. Paul city
hall. He's been a great public ser
want and he's a great humanitar-
ian and great guy The latest
bus driver hired by Twin City
Rapid Transit is former Indian
apohs transit driver, Melvin
Tinsley. Tinsley, who now resides
in the SANITY City will move to
Minneapolis and work out Of the
Northside staSon.
Tel now has Negro bus driv-
ers working from all Of its gar
ages, Nicollet, Northside in Mpls.
and Smelling in st. Paul The
Senator the Old Man" most en-.
jOyed meeting in his short So
journ in d. c. was Richard Neu-
berger Of Oregon.
Congressman Roy Wier, Third
district Democrat and a staunch
civil rights fighter. has announc-
ed he will not vote for the civil
rights bill passed by the Senate in
its Present state.
Wier said the bill gives the Ne
gro minority practically no addi-
tional protection for his basic
rights. Wier said, The people of
my district know how / have al
ways stood on civil rights and I
think the bill passed on the other
side Of the capitol (the Senate)
is absolutely worthless"
A bunco artist who claimed he
was a fugitive from "Ole Miss,
bilked a number Of kind-hearted
st. Paul NAACP and Urban
Leaguers out OF money, food,
clothes and shelter Bailee learn
ed this week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

2Srd Anniversary Edition
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Suggest Afrieon Lie

Topping the list OF the ten biggest lies
about Africa, Is the heat. True, much OF
Il lies in the torrid zone, but the continent
Is large and Il spills into the temperate
zones as well From the burning sands Of
the Sahara down the west coast, Africa Is
most OF the time insufferably hot, always
huNid, But In central Africa in the east
ern highlands and far TO the south. sleep
ing under blankets Is the rule rather than
the exception. and the mountains that
straddle the equator are permanently
capped with Ebony Magazine
Evening star., 1957-12-19
4Ab WHAT'S
COOKING

FRIDAY
Ftlet Of Sole Potato Soaffle
kGle Buftered Beets
Baked Apple
PGtato SouiHe
z cups hot mashed potatoes tablespoon chopped
= cup shredded sharp cheese eggs separated
tablespoons butter
Prepare mashed potatoes usual: Beat In hot milk
cheese butter and parsley Beat yolks until thick and
lemoneolored Beat whites until stn but not dry.
Fold esq yolks into potato mixture then fold In whites
PILE lightly in buttered baking DISH Bake In 3s0-degee
20 to 80 minutes until pued and lightly Drowned top.
-Four servings.
SATURDAY
Hamburger StrogunoD Noodles
Green Beans cucumber-Watercr Salad
Spice Cake
Hamburger Stroganon
y cup minced onion pound fresh mushrooms.
l Glove garlic. minced sliced
V cup butter can cream Of chicken soup.
] pound ground beef undiluted
tablespoons -four / cup sour cream
teaspoons salt tablespoons minced parsley
V teaspoon pepper
saute onion and garlic In butter over medium heat Add
meat and brown Add nour SALT pepper and mushrooms
Cook minutes, Add SOUP simmer uncovered 10 minutes.
STIR In Heat through Sprinkle with parsley
serve with noodles Four to six servings
Evening star., 1957-12-19

- SpeCtoCuIoF oeSSeT tor the hollooY season.
SUNDAY
Roast Shoulder OF Lamb Crazy Broom Potatoes
Ainted Meat and Carrots Endipe Salad
= Double Deck Fruit Torte Coffee
Double Deck Fruit Torte a&
eggs / teaspoon vanilla
y cups sugar cup coarsey broken
~ teaspoons baking soda u cup brown sugar packed
u teaspoon salt quart vanilla lee cream
Beat eggs until light and nufiy and add sugar grad
uay beating between additions sift together nour
snd SAT- add 70 egg mixture Drain fruit cocktail and set
vanilla and "a Of the wanuts Pour into two vax-paper
lined sinch layer cake Mix remaining walnus with
(3so degrees minutes done Let stand
minutes invert and paper cool right side up
cream sprinkle with reserved y cup Of f coeRts, ana
cover with other layer. Makes II servings.
MONDAY
Chii-Boked Ham Slice S,Oeet Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts AUocado-Grapefruh Salad
TGpioca Pudding
Chill Ham Slice
IA pounds precooked ham tablespoons honey
steak. cut ! inch thick ! tablespoon catsup
teaspoon kiIcnen bouquet = teaspoon enin powder
edge Brush ham evenly all sides with kitchen bouquet
on heatproof platter or shallow baking Blend honey
easup and chill powder and spread evenly ham,
in slow oven 325 degrees until heated through about
rs minutes Makes four servings.
TUESDAY
Oyster Stet0 Pilot Crackers
Relshes Crunberry-Apple Pie
Cranberry-Apple Pie
cup ground fresh tablespoons cornstarch
cranberries "a teaspoon salt
cup ground apple Y teaspoon cinnamon
orange Ia cups boiling water
cup sugar pastry for 2-eruss pie
Combine cranberries apple and rnd and Juice Of orange
In mix cornstarch salt and spices Add
boiling water gradually stirring until smooth Stir direct
with vanilla Pour into pastryned l0-inch plate Top
With pastry. Make Sits in top crust for steam
Sake In for 80 minutes until golden brown
Serve with cheese II desired.
Evening star., 1957-12-19

real Christmos feast!
WEDNESDAY
Cranberry Juice PdTfdtt
Wild Rice Broccoli Acorn Squash
Waldorf Salad ReltShes
Plum Pudding Brandy Sauce Co6ee
Orange-Nut stunHng
Y cup butter or margarine, Y teaspoon pepper
melted cups chopped celery
. cups dry bread crumbs. cup chopped pecans
toasted Grated rind and Juice OF
teaspoon salt orange
" teaspoon poultry seasoning
Pour melted butter toasted bread crumbs Add
seasonngs celery nuts rnd and Juice Toss lightly
Fill body cavity Of duckling being careful not 10 pack
tightly.
THURSDAY
Minute Steaks flashed Brown Potatoes
Lima Beans Spinach
Pineapple Spice Squares Tea
Pineapple Spice Squares
8 eggs "a teaspoon salt
cups brown sugar, packed iA cup sfted al-purpose
lightly flour
u cup ground chocolate "a teaspoon baking soda
l teaspoon cinnamon (o-ounce) crushed
"a teaspoon powdered ginger pineapple drained
v teaspoon ground cloves
chocolate spices salt -four and baking Add eggs
and sugar beating until well blended Drain the crushed
pineapple and u cup Of fruit Then add table,
tonly Of the sp and mix lightly Add TO the batter
by hand mixing thoroughly Spread into CREASED shallow
and bake at 37b degrees for 20 minutes Cool In and
spread with this glaze Combine cup Of powdered sugar.
teaspoon lemon jAce and tablespoons pineapple SEup.
When the glaze has set, cut into IA Inch squares. ~
by "M"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Nov. 4

5-clubhouse "5." Kids.
7-Pete and His PoIs. Kids.
Hour. Puppets and cartoons.
9-Hotel Cosmopolitan. Serial.
Donald Woods stors.
1z:l5
Glove Of Life. Serial.
1890
ALI Could Be You. Variety.
Bill Leyden host.
5-FFonkie loine Show.
9-SeoPeh for Tomorrow. SerI.
l2:45
9-Guiding Light. Serial.
loo
Alex and Jinx. Interviews.
5-lilIi Polmer Show. Drama.
7-Fovorite Story. Drama.
9-Theoter Of Sfors. Dromo.
Emergency" Richard Conte,
Rondy Stuart.
1880
4-Howord Miller Show. Color.
5-TV Readers Digest. Dromo.
7-My Hero. Comedy.
Storing Robert Cummings.
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
ZOO
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
IVA Hours. "Thot's Ny Boby."
1914. Richard Arlen.
7-Town and Country Time.
Hour. Elton Britt. m. c.
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
2:30
4-Bride and Groom.
Co-hosts ore Robert Poioe and
Byron Palmer.
9-House Party. Variety.
300
4-Motinee Theoter. Drama.
Hour. Something About
Dollar" A boys comp counselor
finds his fovorte younester hos
become prime suspect in q petty
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-25
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE 8. BENSON
President Of Harding College

The destiny America in the days ahead wrapped up the
substance the education being given the generation
high schools high schools and colleges throughout
country People what they taught be- and
either teaching this youth be grateful intelligent
responsible custodians the American heritage freedom,
teaching them that will them to lose
freedom nufy magnificent progress Of this great
nation.
The Harding Academy (gh school)at Searcy is pioneering
the development of American citizenship education Last week
dealt with the Academy unique in American Govern
men Other already developed for the high school grades
Cvcs. American History, and World History.
Specifically the outline for Ccs forth these goals to be
developed in each - 70 know understand the basic
freedoms American citizens under Constu-
ton TO recognize differences between the concept
American democracy toalaran doctrines go To know
the values of Western socereligOn, morality Constitutional
government and the dignity of the individual
t To recognize the value Of American czenship 90 To
know the rights duties good citizens 90 To develop the
spirit of free inquiry working toward the development Of ultimate
ruttruth and only truth being the goal of free inquiry
% To understand propaganda echnques go To appreciate
the advantages of the American way of life
Basic textbook this Harding Academy Civics is
TOda Problems by r. O. Hughes Allyn and Bacon Dallas, pub
fishers Reference books Fundamentals of Citizenship
Bough and Swzer daw Brothers, Dallas Your Rugged Con
siuOn Esther Bruce Fnda Research Associates
Dallas Problems Facing American Democracy Horace Kdger
CHM and Company Dallas know Your Enemy Della S Mares,
Banks Uphaw and Company Dallas The Constitution of the
United States Thomas James Norton Committee for Consttu
tona Government Inc New York The handspring of Human
Progress Henry Grady Weaver Foundation for Economic Educ
ton Y; United States History, Fremont
p Wirth American Book Company, New York.