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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23


Ilwnod Ave n Dorothy tIafde.
man "a. 1913 thirteenth Avs, ST.
Jeffrey . Lee ~, llAs Gtrnrd
Avn N and nehecca Afan go
James Ave- N and Leroy ValdeE,
na permanent address,
Charged with sale of marijuana
wpre
Wesley Butter ~ 5000 rifth
Ave IA Frederick wnodson. aooi
clinton Ave ana Ted Walton
room lip Clvic Hotsl 80 Wash.
iuRton Avo q
Hnnh AMI Ice were arrested
along with seven others 10 a dice
game IN the basement az Sap OF
non highway
Tho scvsn charged by Mime
apolis police Cor gambling with
dice we're
Fred Dillon, 1901 oiaou high
way Robert Williams IN 20
$3.50 second Ave RAY Moore.
~ 2Htb Clarified Ave iicft
Green. ~ 1904 Emerson Ave ~
William ilaii. s2 2ion Fourth
Ave n Robert Burton ~, ACT
Eleventh Ave n and llusaal Wv
crett 80 llUo Seventh Ave N
An ~ the defendants except
Hail were found guilty and fined
$50
rsustnn failed % appear and a
bench warrant wan Issued for his
arrest
None ~ the narcotic suspects
have posted BAH and arc being
held 10 custody far the fab term
uf court,
field 10 custody as material wi,
nsRaon were
Zen Burton, i2obn Washington
Ave a Eugene Arun, yii Twelfth
Ave N On husband ~ Hobceea
Aron Louise Greer 72t Fremont
Ave a. James p Brown and
Charles A Ward both ~ i205H
Washington Ave n itlta Law
renee uaas May Davis sylvester
M Davis and Gerald Fleming al
81 iutg Thirteenth Ave - and
Nathaniel asabfnoh 1909 Thir
freHth Aps u
Hopo ~ The above hsya been
released
Tho raids were the results Of
work by 6H undereuyer agent 81
tbs narcotics agency heIk anld
fio slao stated that the agent
hsd purchased niauy narcotics N
the past mA weeks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Nixon's Progress
With Negro Voter
Cited BY LOOK

New Work Vice President
Nchari Nixon baa made more
progress with tho Negro voter
than any Republican IN this cen,
tiry national magazine de-
glared today
Describing Nixon as The smart
est politician "a the Republican
party an article IN the new issue
~ Look Magazine credited Nix
onu aludps with tho Negro voter
TO his keen appreciation Cor the
"details ~ politics
when most other Republicans
wanted @ avoid sharpening the
Negrul issue IN The South, Mis-
on mado 4 raFor edged" tho ar
tieir said
FIRST he selected Houston.
Texas. M the place 20 recall that
he waa an honorary member ~
tho NAACp Then he decided not
20 ahun the Rev Martin iuthef
King as so many othnr Hepubli
cans wcrf doing
He arranged to appear with
the controversial preacher 10 the
South liia purpose to bet all ita
politicians 20. that the Vice
President ~ tho United States
stands without political fear fof
the constitutional rKhta ~ Ne
grnoR 2
ts,ak also cited the first snoiai
event ~ fsixen'a new 10000 hom,
N Washington which brought No.
gro editors reporters and officials
through hiH front door an guests
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Three involved
In Reformofory
Cusc Questioned

Three inmates of 81 Cloud 10
formatosy were taken 70 the lien
nvpin county Ial this week At
their request The inmates Asl,ed
70 be transferred because % their
fear ~ retaliatory measures by
inmates or correctional offieera
because af their role in Tho amug
glnE - hquoy IN the institution.
that resulted "a the suspension OF
enc guard
The three mcE Edward w
Temple, 81 raW t'etN O James
and Ernest I Armstrong, Munne
apoIis. have bean questioned by the
state Crime bureau this week a.
20 whether or not there Is organ
ICED smuggling intn the inntitu
tlan or u the instance af the Euagd
being caught was an Isolated case
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
st-Dispufch
Drops label

sT Louia MO The ~ Louis
Post Dispatch the citya after
noon Newspaper, ~ ~ the prpceAa
~ dropping racial idsptificatiana
Ia lta news columns when II IL MOI
pertinent % TIE story. the NJ
Louis Afguf learned thia week
The policy. long an irutAnt IN
fhe community eame into pfaellce
~ the p9Rt-plapatgh uls week.
Evaria grsbam, city e1itor of
the newspaper told the Argus
Thursday morning the newspaper
was not dropping racial ideuiln
raugns entirety. bot would % ~
when o. IL not pertinent 10 the
story
"ObgiaviY n there is race
root IL Viii be necessary 20 idanii
~ aubJosla ~ cpusne II there 81
q meeting % ths YaCA, Il would
not be ~ The policy viii simply
be- matter - Judgment, BE- nsia
win the dropping II the racial
tBEa 80 Louis three afea nswspa
peta all conform 70 the good
Judgment policy IN the treatment
~ is news The 81 Louia Globe
Democrat dropped tho system
aams tHo years agq and the East
81 louis journal has moi faca
labeled f9r number - years
The Twin Cities daillsH lu Min
nesota stopped race iabehng over
- years ego
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Nse8ai'asf 5aslsasaasi
IN Minneapolis

Early last Thursday morning.
August th. ia series ~ raids
federal narcotics agents aided by
u q deputy marahets, agents %
the Federal alcohol tax unit and
Min e1tN police, Jailed eleven aua
perted tape pcddlera and held
eleven other persons an material
witnesses
Later Iliusday the ~ suspects
we're aruiFned 81 federal court
before Commissioner William Eek.
ley and BAH for niue ~ the ans
porta was set AZ $4,000 and TIVE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
HUMAN RELATIONS BOOTS
AT MIMI. STATE FAIR

Thirteen human relations or
Eanlzalops Joined tho Governors
Human Rights Commission 10
sponsorship % q Human ReIa,
tons booth az the 1857 Mime
sofa state Fair
This years theme will reyolve
about open Occupancy Housing
The art design ia under uae direr-
tion Of Mrs Howard Olson Of st.
Paul.
Each year thousands ~ State
Fair goers visit me booth avalI
themselves % literature and iufor.
nation on ne held q human rela.
30ns
The booth Is located 81 the 81,
fetal states Exhibit Building ad-
jacert 90 Machinery HiB
State Fair goerg are invited 70
visit the 1857 Human Relations
booth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23


aofa ~ the Jury Trial Anrnd
msnt 70 he clul Rights bin re-
Gently passed 10 The Senate II
scheduled 70 speak ~ ths Lean
lugign Hotel fgt a statewide
YuF1. Dinner, Heptsnbsr n
Tbs Indignation COMMITTEES W
ne statement ~ iismeuway and
Thatcher pointed out that ance
Eenatsf Church Wa one ~ he
Sponsors ~ tbs Jury Trlsl
4 meadmeut' 70 the Civil Rights
blH Vt waild be- both embarrassing
ard hiuuiiiaIng 70 Eegfo citizens
ans other liberals in Minnesota 20
have church appear here At this
time
Meanwhile Curtis e Chigcfa
oniy Negro m the DBL State Cen
tfag COMMITTEES. sent letter 20
RAY Hsmeuway urging biu 20 call
. meeting ~ the state cuhtral
camlaiifes IN an effort 20 per-
gads ne YDF1. - choose another
ggsEef
IH4ra n Carter ~ paul Is
49,, s.ag... tsafss fHt.f,.,gsrst 80 the
d EfBuge Committee said u q
Hs feaHrz ~ the group mat me
Hfasf geo ~ senator Church
hefe % be- damaging % ths DF'L
party n Mlnbesots which haa Lead
upu ia supaialug elyii
rights
Tho committees beui he follDN
n resolution - Ray HsmenwAy
hBd PAU Thatcher DIT lradsrn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
YOUr III CHOW TO
PRF sEST TAIFST SHOW

IRE Youth Cnar = z Esp
uW CEuFer wH pre- Fft Talent
san Husy sNsrn August -
SO pw a. fEs sa9
tgrr um EE great musical
tteat 7hs pabE y cordially ln
utst
Mrs Plg,8 More IL drscfFeea
Rev ~ VI B1 81 Pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

ing. set ourselves 10 the great
challenge o. doing something a.
bout II
Our Economic Problem
The National Baptist Convcn
ton, Inc has constituency of
between four ana i've million Az
proxlmately half ~ the Negro
church members IN the United
states are Baptist our National
Baptist Convention has The great
est potential FOR a Ear reaching
educational and religious program
~ my denomination 10 ths UNITED
States. and yet on a per oaplta
basis, wc DO less Than any Negro
denouinatlon. 10 aaY nothing ~
the whites
According r. statistics there
are approximately four times AZ
many Baptats In oar Convention
~ there are members IN one ~ tbr
other outstanding denomination
the ANE church and vet IL IN sai8
that The AHE church yalsea fo8y
times more money thar orr rnilre
Baptist Convention, Inc n ~ 70
ported that IN single state alone
such a. Florida on South Car0liua
or Alabama or Georgia there la
raiasa more money Ia ore yea5
than our National Fsaptis, Convsu
tlon raises 81 any of SO annua
sessions
lot Hs assume that cur Cot
yeutinn win raise 800, 900 IT,
Lspasviils Oh the week n f-ab1f
Day 1861 LIT ~ consider IT,
possible minimum ~ ressccss7a
- The Convention rrprsnenfing
car tour million Baptis,R a hgr
dred thousand dollars would meaE
z4e per Baptist n miracle
shtuia take placs and fhe ccuysE
uan raise 5000 600 this uo8E
represent b per fssp'iaf Ceftsir1
q be.ay - large as this one sao
fsise several Bil1an dollars
Ysar n The Convention could sqr
age ~ per Isaptlat ps W
hsye ore mHngr d>silHu % sgss
tsr worthy causes We oossld h
greater support - missions hon
snd foreign take csfs ~ aar 81
cafiouaI Institutions atd Girraff
ms Fo,iey
Whats wrong with ne Hat
a BAPTIST cauysutign economic
~ Tha ung thats wrgng
'hls d needs % ss orKanhsa
Re ofgsaizsa and geared 10 f
gram afeiGnE a5f IN detail an
)ae'lyss - mat every Bagi
mB xaow gas' 4hai TIE pvogr
Continued IN Page a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

reaching affect on the world y
Wrote Mr.. Robbie:
Dear Cecil:
! have just returned from five
week trip 10 Europe and the Mid
die East, mentioned in note
TO you from London where I was
attending The American Bar Con-
veuti0u the headline attention
which was given 70 the ClM
Rights debate in the United states
Senate IN recent weeks
came away from my travels
fully convinced OF the integral
part that American attitude and
laws in reference to the civil and
human rights Of an Of our people
affect our position of leadership
our moral reputation ard our gen
eraI standing abroad,
As the leader OF the free world
we must constantly take a moral
position on great issues Of the day
including such things as colonial
ism, ornaments, treatments Of
minorities and solutions Of prob
lens involving hostages. refugees
or others suffering from the raw
ages Of war,
We cannot strike strong moral
pastures abroad II we are vulner-
able TO return attack on our moral
conduct at home and expect 20
attain any degree Of success
A classic example occurred
when Senator John F Kennedy u
Massachusetts offered a resolution
in the Senate attacking French
c0loniaAsm In Algeria America
was promptly attacked In the
French press LAURORE.
French conservative newspaper,
cited the 5l-42 vote OF the senate
granting the right Of jury trial In
contempt casrs which, LAURORE
said. practically empties Of its
substance the civil rights bin"
The French editorial continued
III there ever was a iegisla-
tive act Of colonialst land some
will even say racistl inspiration
this Is il May we therefore hope
that the accusation 81 colonial.
ism which has been too often
and too rashly aimed AZ France
by our American friends win be
definitely shelved and particu.
larry 80 when We shsil talk to-
Eether Of North Africay Does
the United States, which IL 80
hostile 20 the civil rights Of the
Negroes know that Frances
thlrd-ranking political person
atty NJ Monncrwlls. President
of the Council Of the Republic. is
a colared man and very emf.
neut one Does Il know that the
Negroes Of the French Union
have the right 10 vote and that
their representatives. white and
colured SIT with their colleagues
Of metropolitan France in our
Asaemhliea7 Let it therefore ex-
anime is conscience and tell ua
on what shore ~ the Atlantic
are living the last coloulallsts
Wrote Mr. Robbie
Whatever the justice Of the
French position, whatever her will
hngnssa 10 justify her eolonIalist
policies because our own policies
are vulnerable. however we may
argue that two wrongs % not
make a right (as they certainly Do
HoIl Il Is nevertheless insseapahie
that our position al world leader.
ship would be immensely strength
ensd II we were able 10 adopt
strong attitude in behalf 0f tha
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Simmons To Speak
~ Drlve~in Services

REV Martin l. Simmons. paatur
% So Peters AME win speak
at $50 am services az the Seven
~ Drive Ia theatre Sunday. Al
gust rs.
Tho outdoor service IL sponsored
each summer BY the Grace Pres
BylsHsn church, REV MORRIS q
Robinson. pastor
BandRya service will be- ubs
third year fhat Mr. gmm0na has
been ono ~ Tho guest spsakefo
The title ~ hs sermon ls - Faith
That Counts"
The Seventh Drive In theatre
lg lpeataa about siz miles west "
Minneapolis on highway 2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
FOSSOM- CARTIElD
TAG DAY THURSDAY

Hezt Thursday August - N
minneapolis q tat day will b. held
fgr Fparou Garfield trust
Faindto raise hIgJa for tbu fam
ny u Robert FosAom. police off,
GER killed IN line n duty iast
week and Ward /. Garfield fsllo~
officer Nt0 lies near death
Pull details u the tag DAY win
appear N the daily press ard On
radio ard nv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
IN minneapolis
Eleven Held Under
Bail After Narcotics
Raid Last Week

pair trafnelted 80 both heroin and
meHiuana
Arrested un charges involving
the sale of hefuin were
ilenry l. Mipas, rs, 1907 Girard
Ave N, Alongo iann, n, $50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Committee Urges Cancellation
OF Senator Frank Church

The COMMITTEE for Indignation IN Minnesota has sent
abatement 10 Ray Ilcmruway chairman Of the Minnesota DFh
state Central Committee aud Paul Thatcher, fbfL officer
oppnp Senator Frank Cbufh appearance september ~
EnnL llurc lunlar aenaor from Ilnhn Of lhe anon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

sal Mission Arthur lynn
1iza Emsr ~ g. isr the city
for TN brRsJsF carr - a'ieH1
funsrsi services n his sister Mrs.
GsHis ftfatt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Oui ~ Hospital; Mrs Gertrude
Smith. tOts Fourth Av s.. re-
turned home August ~, from
FAlryle@ Hospital where she un-
derWent major surgery and Is now
recuperatlug at her home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

risfgp Joan = Bryant field
representative u tbs Cbprch u
est-3 10 CHRIST wbo viii speak e.
. - a. revival nfp IN progress
~ 0spsgs4 Temple az y Cratic
~ 81 ran
Esv W T. HattIs = pastor ~
Gospel TgEpis gerGc.a ars hsia
nightly ea Ell Saturday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Joseph Robbie SGys
Joseph Robbie Says
America Must Enter
Court OF World Opinion
With Clean Hands"

Joseph Robbie prominent Minneapolis attorney and lead
er m state DF circles returning Europe writes Cecil
man. Spokesman and Recorder editor this week that America
domestic policies especially is civil rights problem have
reaching AFFECT on the world standing OF the United States
Wrote Mr. Robbie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
MIL WhUKII PUBLISHER
HERE poa Bpifr VISIT

Mary Ellsa Ahadd ptt5labar ~
TIE Milwaukee DEFENDER. eas
10 ne Twin cities over the week
end for visit alth y Patricia
Black UWsr Midwest dance im
pteBsAfio
MIS- ahaa8 active ~ th- aaH
ore ~ The Wisconsin metropolis
aHs ~ Minneapolis IN brief
rest Hna vas ne quest ~ niog
iasek a her ho'as - 1919 fort
land NJ Minneapolis
Ths HiiN ases woman rarrgN
ny missed oistf'gn n ne Ajiwau
kse city eywsil FEW months ago
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Chicago prompted release this article under the
dictates Of the Holy Spirit and and pray that the Bnp
Family will accept the Voice Of Cod write with
any desire support the deoagy of any set %
men, bat lay before an leaders uudcrab facts We
n.na the condition -- n.-lLL Lam md
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
win Bopfisfs spii,9
WIN BapfIsfs sphtp
What's Wrong With
National Baptists Inc?
Or. &c. Austin Asks

Notc Junins Austin 4. II the nations
leading Bap-s Pilgrim Baptist Church
influential congregations
aspiration presidency
that his main object submitting this
Associated Negro possible
split ranks National baptist Convention fnc)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Fisitnd w Duials W ard Mrs.
" p Gray ard grarssor fnmss
Hammered 81 6i8z F{1mbefit Az
- spent fhs week s1 q Dtluth
guests 81 ~ ard wfs George
Cox
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Charch RummaEe At 1901 Olson
Highway Every Days 80 am 10
4 y IN -Aslets
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

tiunH were frightened NJ the last
session az congress- making five
year imprisonment Ga" minimum
sentence tof first eunplrtiaa
IN other sections ~ the nation
sentences ~ 10 so years have been
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

EhatAtHHhAt hlHA t'f.tAtHNIa "FtH WIZ A'h
in behalf 90 fairplay rg racial ana
religious miuoutlCs. lormer MIN
ncapolis pastor is tn town FOR The
Lutheran World FcdtTation and
looking the picture of health Rev
simmons is now pastor OF the A.
GOO member 81. MatthugFH Luther-
an Church IN North Hollywood
Calf There be serves as chair
man OF the san Fernando Valley
fair employment practices com
mittec lie keeps track Of the DO.
iugs back here in the Twin Cities
by subscribing 20 this sheet
The political writers who ae~
eepted the fine hospitality Of the
Republican state Committee for
81 CroiS boat cruise and steak
dinner and other refreshments at
white Pines Inn az Bayport look
ed on Ia amaxemsnt At Ramsey
Couutys COR executive Milton
Knowles consumed one big niet
mlEnon isteak to your and then
asked for a second got Il and
cleaned his plate completely
Ncwsmeu quipped mat the Ram
acy County Republicans must not
be feeding their chief workcri
Political dopesters all agree
that II Robert Short gets the
DfL nomination for q. =. Sena-
tor, hc win give Republican In
cumbent Ed Thye the race ~
his nfe. A ST Paul pundit goes
80 far rs 10 say none u the
DEL nomination for us. Sena-
ator could do AS good Job Of
campaigning as Short whom
lot OF people have forgotten was
the youngest delegate 10 the
1874 Democratic national cen
srntion.
a large number ~ well wishora
The curious ard others inspected
the well appointed offices of the
Min Citys newest physician Sun.
day afternoon when Dr Edward
rpaev held open house 81 1900
Fourth Az q
Expect the Franklin = Ho9ss,
vcit YpF1- fuud raising dinner 10
have some other principal speaker
than Senator Frank Church
Milwaukee Ncgtoca and white civ.
81 rights advocates raised "Ol Ned"
about the sending 81 Senators IN
lea KofaUvcr and John Kennedy
into the state 20 assist Democrat
William prosmIrc in bis race for
the Senate
chief opposition 10 the Mime
spahs open Occupancy Ordinance
In the CLU IL from sors Building
Trades Council officials vino pr
vatcly tell other trade untoui~ts
that contractors viii stop building
homes 81 such ORDINANCES ia pass
- which ls Just a lai ~ naIarkey.
The CLU viii take W the nat
ter - endorsing the ordinance a.
tta Wednesday. August ~ meet
luT UHioa labor. the chief bal.
wark for civil rights ard whose
influence secured the Minneapolis
FEpC ordnance viii be under
considerable criticism II q fails
70 take a soun5 position on the
housing ordinance
In Chicago the same subject
get ar airing a. the annual cor
veutian u TIE American Fs3sra,
tan n Teachers AFT.arfC who
wrgt On record against race seK
regatbpn IN housing passing >
strong resolution urging states
ard communities - paaa iaVH pro
t5bfng hgg@ug Fumirstiar
2hsrs federal funds are lr5yod
Visited IN Duluth Wr ard Mrs.
" r Gray ard gyarSs9r fnnss
nf 6ffz HaubaHit Ev
81 spent me week sr1 n Duluth
guests ~ Hf aad wf george
rHa~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

SisltiaE In minneapolis Mas
Evayr JohHan ~ "a fSatis
NJ Il 80 Eassf " potsrt SABINE
and 81 an nfs Henry Hey1sH
NJ tlDg Fah ~ . me arrlg.t
Wednesday sra v19 spera wesb
a HirAHKb ~ tsr top v8H b.
sightseeing t9ut ard tfip ~ ~
%gfth Hbaft
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

" the suspects bail WAS set az
$4,000 and $40 600
aeveral II The potaofm caught
Ia the raid hava previous narcotics
convictions
The penalties Cor narcotic viola
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

In Chicago The same Hblect
gss ar airing a. the annual con.
veutian ~ TIE American Fs3sra.
tan n Teachers AFI,ar.iC who
wtGi On record against race saK
tegat5pn IN housing passing .
strong resolution urging states
and communities - paaa isVH pro
f5hung h9a@ug umirsti1u
2Hars FEDERAL funds are lr}yod
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
The
HIGH
And Low
DOW M
Nv BAIIEE THOMAS

Tiger Jones, eastern boxer and
~ favorite lights Del Flanagan
In a ten round so az the Hippo
dromr. State Fair Grounds at :
p ui Saturday. Aug a.
Chester tthrtl udeu, founder
of Road Buddys. famed barrie
csc restaurant on University
Az, completed transaction
Tuesday which gave him sole
ownership Of the popular .Nio
CITY eating spot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Much To Answer For

The Soviet Government has much 70 an
swer tof IN the murder Of Hungarian free
nasionhood There have been twists ana
turns a. usual ia the Communist Party
line SINE that hathaylty but tho essential
aims ard methods % communism have not
changed TN Assembly vote calling upon
the Soviet linton 20 withdraw SIS troops
fr0m Hungary u highly in order IL prob.
ably would net be ebuyed but II would
brand u mass vtnlator ~ human rights and
IN tume would have significant effect
Christian science Monitor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
Workers Preparing
For Church Census

Some siXty-rive persons of the
eighty or ninety who will make 4
complete church census Of Oak
land. Mt Lake Park and Loeb
Lynn, were present last Sunday
evening at ST Marks Lutheran
church in Oakland to receive pre-
liminary instruction and to receive
picture of the overall evangel-
ism program to be carried out this
summer.
Another meeting is scheduled
for this Sunday evening when final
instructions will be outlined and
short movie will be shown.
1t is the plan of the church to
visit every home in the community
in an effort to classify individuals
as to whether or not they partici-
pate in church activities, whether
or not they are interested in
church. and to obtain names of all
children and others who reside in
each home. and whether or not
they attend some Sunday School.
The census is aimed to help all
community churches. since those
who indicate their preference for
church other than Lutheran, will
have their cards turned over to
the particular denomination eX-
pressed.
1t is planned to begin the census
on Sunday afternoon. May 10, and
complete it as soon aSpossible, not
later than June l.
Oakland has been divided into
five areas. Mt Lake Park into
two, and Loeb Lynn into one. Team
captains will have anywhere from
seven to a dozen helpers each in
their attempt to visit every place
where a person resides. Next week
a copy of the religious census card
will be published in The Republi-
can with a request that residents
who do not expect to be home on
Sunday, May 10, fill in the form
and attach it to the front door so
that the census taker can obtain
the needed information
The census is just one of the ac-
tivities Of the evangelism program
planned for this summer Other
plans are for series of evangel-
ism meetings August 25 to 30, con-