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ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

The topic of pastor c. c. Sun
wallis sermon on Sunday was
Faith and Prayer" He said no
one can do anything without faith
and prayer. We cannot witness
without these two. The program
of the church would get nowhere
unless il was based on faith and
prayer. Many have tried to do
many things but got nowhere.
Jesus said, "All things are pos
sible TO those who believe and
pray" How else can we be united
with Christ except by faith? In
the parable of the man with a
son possest with sin, sin possesses
sin destroys our lives, keeps us a
part from God. We have all eX-
perienced them. There is a solu-
ton. II is faith.
IAN things are possible to those
who believe. II there ever was a
time TO believe il is now. Believe
in Him. Trust in His redeeming
grace. No season invites us to
faith and prayer more than dur
ing the Lenten season. God does
not ask to understand all things,
but asks us to believe.
Prayer is communion of our
hearts with God. II is a relation
ship that always evists. We are
asking people to believe like never
before in this Lord, Jesus Christ
Be much is prayer. - Parish sec
rotary.
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Mrs. Abigail Stewart
Dies: Nufive Of
New York Stute

Services for Mrs. Abigail Stew
art, $50 St Anthony Av., who
died suddenly at her home Satur-
day morning, March 8, were held
at II a. m. Tuesday, March 10, at
the Brooks Funeral Chapel. Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr, pastor Of PHI
grim Baptist church, ofnciated,
assisted by Rev, Calvin Parker,
assistant pastor OF st James
AME church. Mrs. Queen Esther
Taylor was soIoist accompanied
by Mrs, Bertha King.
Mrs Stewart had been in ~
health for the past five years.
She was born in Saratoga Springs,
n Y. in 1865 She lived in Grand
Forks, N. D. for many years and
came to st. Paul with her family
in 1912 She was a member OF st.
James AME church and a member
OF the Missionary Society Of the
church
Survivors include her husband,
william Stewart two daughters.
Mrs. Frances PEBBLES and Mrs.
Evelyn Brown. an Of st Paul,
four grandchildren. Leon Wagner.
st Paul Frances Langford, Oma-
ha, Neb, Estylynnc Rodgcw, st.
Paul and Morionnc Bethel of
Berkeley Calf q sistcr-in-law
Mrs Louise shannon Of Oak Park
H. and other relatives.
Burial was In Elmhurst GENE.
terry with Brooks Funeral Home
Ia charge OF the service.
Mrs M8rionnc Npccblesl Bethel
OF Berkeley Mrs. Frances Lang
ford OF Omaha. granddaughter
and Mrs shannon OF oak Park
m an came TO st Paul 20 attend
funeral services.
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Seek Clothing For
Liberiun Infants

win you share in dressing the
babies in Suehn, Liberia, Africa ?
This caption headed an invita-
ton issued by the General Mission
Society Of Bethesda Baptist
church, llls Eighth St S, Min
neapolis.
The Society is sponsoring a
Foreign Mission Baby Shower Ia
be held at the church Saturday
March 30, at p. m. This is their
effort TO help supply new born
babies In Suehn with clothing.
Everyone Is invited to attend
the shower and bring such items
as underwear, diapers, night.
gowns. booties and receiving
blankets for the babies. Only the
above items can be accepted for
shipment overseas.
Everyone should respond 10 this
worthy cause II you cannot at.
tend. send your contribution and
help those less fortunate than
yourself.
Miss Alberta Williams is gen
cru chairman. re. S-lS59. Mrs
lone Brown Is president of ths
Mission. PA. 9-65T6. Rev Johr
Young. Pastor protein.
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Twin City
|" Church NeUs
MT. oLIyET BAPTIST

Mt. Olivet Baptist church was
the setting Sunday, March IT, for
the annual Shamrock Tea" of the
ST. Paul Gospel Choral Union.
Hours were from 4 10 7 p. m.
Green and white, the st. Pat
rick motif, was carried out in
decorations and appointments.
Centering the lace covered table
was an arrangement of green and
white tinted carnations between
burning tapers in silver candle
sticks. Silver tea and coffee ser
vices graced each end Of the
table. Mrs. Nina Williams and
Mrs. Joseph Jackson presided at
the tea table.
Guests were welcomed by men,
beers of the Union beautifully
gowned in formal attire.
An appropriate program Of
musical and dramatic numbers
was arranged and presented by
Mrs. Doris Alexander program
chairman.
Pictures were taken throughout
the afternoon.
Mrs. Viola Cassen is president
Of the Choral Union and Mrs.
Nina Williams is reporter.
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Parker, assistant pastor Of ST.
James AME church officiating.
Mrs, Lark had been In poor
health for the past year and had
been a patient at Our Lady Of
Good Counsel Home where she
succumbed. for the past five and
one-half months.
She was a member Of st. James
AME church; a member Of the
choir; a member and past daugh-
ter ruler Of Como Temple No. 1913,
LBPEO.W Daughter Elhs and
a member OF Anna jackson Past
Daughter Rulers Counsel.
She is survived by a nephew,
Theodore Lomax OF Pittsburgh.
Kans., and a brother-in-law, Mon
roe Lark Of Los Angeles, Calf,
who came TO St Paul TO attend
her funeral
Burial was In Oakland ceme-
terry with Brooks Funeral Home in
charge OF arrangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

In our hour of greatest need, it
was the understanding sympathy
and the many kindnesses of our
friends that gave us added
strength to carry on. We are deep
ly grateful for the wonderful
cards, kilograms, letters and con-
soling words rendered us during
the recent bereavement in the
death of our dear father and
grandfather, Mr.. E. c. Cozine of
Wichita, Kansas. We are espec-
tally appreciative of the Prince
Hall Grand Chapter, Queen of
Sheba OES Chapter, and other
Twin City Chapters, Leslie Law
renee Auxiliary No. 497 Villa
ume Box and Lumber Co, and
Mutual Service and Insurance Co.
Daughters: Mrs. Lula NJ. Hol-
land, Annie Grundy, Eldria L.
Johnson.
Grandsons: Charles and James
Cozine.
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AANAaH
Senator Humphrey also had
both his remarks and an editorial
from the Progress Edition Of the
newspaper printed In the Congress.
sional Record OF March l.
The Senator said in his speech:
"Mr President we In Mime
sofa are particularly proud Of the
record Of our State in the field Of
human relations We appreciate
the attention which has been paid
10 the Minnesota record across the
country and we hope that record
will always deserve the high es-
TEEN which It presently enjoys on
the party OF 80 many observers
and commentators In the human
relations field nationally.
'In addition 10 the continuing
effectiveness OF the mayors COM
mission on human relations, which
! shall always regard as one Of the
leading achievement OF my own
term as mayor Of Minneapolis,
and In addition 10 the splendid a.
chievements Of the Governors fair
employment practices commission,
the cause OF civil rights In Mime
sofa will always be indebted 10
the crusading newspaper the
Minneapolis Spokesman.
Under the spirited conscien-
tious, effective leadership OF is
editor-publisher, Cecil Newman,
the Minneapolis Spokesman con-
tinues 10 point the why 10 an ex-
banded democratic life for all the
citizens OF Minnesota.
Il pay tribute again today. Mr..
President. TO the special, indeed.
indispensable value OF the kind Of
patient, dedicated, local leadership
which men like Cecil Newman and
papers like the Minneapolis
Spokesman are providing for the
enrichment OF our community life.
Last Friday. February %.
1867. an editorial In the Mlnneapo-
lis Spokesman summarized the
progress In the human relations
field In Minnesota for the past
year ask unanimous consent
that the editorial, entitled Pro
gress In 1885," be printed at this
point IN the Record"
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

The Giving Of Self was the
topic of DR.. Floyd Massey Jr. $
sermon on Sunday, March II, at
the morning worship service.
Deacon n. N. Smith offered morn
ing prayer. Notices v ere read and
visitors were introduced by Mrs.
Cora Belle Banks, church clerk.
Music was by the Senior Choir,
directed by Mrs. Ruby Grant, with
Sidney williams at the organ and
the Gospel Chorus, under the di-
rection Of Mrs. O'Delle Galloway
with Mrs. Arlee II. HallOwel at
the piano.
Added to the list Of pew donors
were: the Murphy-Taylor family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney f. Williams;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Tarver; Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Lawrence and
w. A. Young, in honor Of his
friend, n. n. Smith.
Appreciation was expressed to
the deaCons, deaconesses, Dr.
Massey and members for prayers
and many kindnesses during his
recent illness. Appreciation was
also expressed by Mrs. Norma
Jones for kindnesses received
during her recent disqualification.
The 1888 church budget
Committee will meet in the last
week in March. Chairman is n.
Walter Coins. Jr Other members
OF the committee are: A. w.
Jordan, L. f. Tarver, n. n.
Smith. NJ. A. Knott, s, f, Han,
b. l.. Morris, b. F. Taylor, John
r. Lawrence, Leroy Cunningham,
Albert Moorehead. Johnen c.
williams and the Mines, Lydia
Brown, Annie Banks, Janabelle
TAYLOR, Doris shannon and Para
lee Milligan.
Following doxology, dediCatory
prayer was given by Trustee A.
v. Hall
At 6 p. m. the BYE organigza-
tional meeting Of a PrA group
was held. The Missionary society
service was held with Mrs. Shell
don Downs, missionary to Assam,
as guest speaker. Presiding was
Mrs. Lydia Brown. Mrs. RoXie
Anderson read the Scripture and
evening prayer was given by
Deacon l.. Z. Tarver.
DR.. Massey viii speak at the IL
a. m. service on Sunday, March
"a. AT s p. m, Mrs. Sherman
Harper, dramatic reader, will APP
pear with the Senior Choir and
Gospel Chorus and the Senior and
Gospel Choirs of Bethesda Baptist
church.
Speaker at the p. m. service
on Sunday, March 81, will be War
ner Shippeer executive director of
the st, Paul Housing Authority.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

Wise Choice" was the subject
of Rev. Kneely Williams sermon
Sunday, March II, 1857 Text was
taken from Heb. 1l:2i-25, BY
faith, Moses, when he was come to
years, refused 20 be called the son
Of Pharoah's daughter, choosing
rather to suffer affHcuon with the
people of God, than to enjoy the
pleasures of sin for a season" We
all enjoyed the message.
The Mission Society will present
a program Sunday, March "a, at
$3.50 p. m. at the church. Bishop
Il. Isabel will be guest speaker
and win use for his subject. 90
bedienCe" The choir from Isa-
bel Temple will sing and other
musical numbers win be rendered
The Youth Choir Of New Hope
viii render A and b selections
Mrs. Clara Odell, reporter.
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Was 90:
e. c. cozine.
BoIey. Oklahoma
Pioneer Is Buried

Mrs. Lula NJ Rowland, 5l4
Fuller Az, and her nephew
Charles Cozine of $40 Carroll Av.
returned from Oklahoma, where
they went 10 attend funeral SER
vices Of their father and grand,
father, f. c. Cozine Of Boley,
okla.
Mr. Cozine died March at the
age Of 90, in Wichita, Kans.,
where he was living with a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Annie Grundy. Mrs.
Rowland and Mr.. Cozine went TO
Wichita and accompanied the re-
mains to Boley, where funeral and
burial were held on March 10.
Mr.. Cozine was born in Texas,
but went TO Oklahoma TO make
his home In his early childhood
He was a pioneer citizen of Boley
and had helped build the town and
was one Of the leaders in the fight
TO gain the ballot for his people in
Boley
He was councilman from
Ward No, 5. served on the board
Of directors of the Boley Bank
and Trust Company and had serv-
ed as postmaster for Boley.
Survivors in addition 10 Mrs.
Rowland include two other
daughters, Mrs Annie Grundy Of
Wichita, Mrs. Eldria Johnson,
Boley; two grandsons, Charles
Cozine, st. Paul and James Co
zine, Oklahoma city, okla, and a
great granddaughter. Jean Cozine
OF St Paul and other relatives.
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MT. oIINET BAPTIST

Rev Il n. Hunters message for
Sunday, March II, was taken
from James S;lT, using for a sub
ject. The Power OF Prayer" Rev
r. C, Harris offered the morning
prayer, Special prayer was offered
for the sick and Shut-ins by Rev
J. J. Clayburn.
Music was by the Senior Choir
The shamrock Tea" given BY
the 81. Paul Choral Union az I
=, m. was well attended, Mrs
Viola Cassen Is president OF the
Union.
on March "a, at S p, m, John
c, Culver win give the tape re-
eording o. an address OF Rev. Mar
tin l. King Twin City musical
talent will also appear on this
program which Is under the aus,
pices OF the Gospel Chorus and
given for the benefit OF the Mont
gomery. Alabama. Improvement
Association.
Lorraine penny Johnson's
name has been added 10 our sick
hist. Mrs, II. L. Mcdonald Is slow,
~ improving,
You're welcome at Mt Olvet
the Church OF Friendliness,
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Bishop Shaw In
Tribute To Pullman
PorterS Of Country

New Orleans - Bishop AleN8n-
der p Shaw. resident bishop OF
the New Orleans area, Texas di-
sivion ot the Methodist church.
was a Pullman porter so years
ago, he said IN a recent comment
on Pullman portcrs.
Bishop Shaw said he held job
as a porter on summer while az
tending Boston University He
paid tribute to Pullman porters.
whom he has known as pastor.
presiding elder and bishop as "a
mong the most loyal members OF
the churches"
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Complete Satisfaction" was
the subject OF Rev. II. w. Bolts
morning message Sunday. March
II, using as the scripture back
ground Psalm 1918.
The church school was very well
attended.
The scripture lesson for the
evening service was taken from
Hebrews second chapter and was
followed by short sermonette by
the pastor, Church membership
was Increased by one new men,
Der. Thomas JacoN.
The lesson topic for the Bap-
list Training Union was, Social
Awareness in the Lords Prayer. "
The prayer groups meet each
Wednesday evening at 1850
Coming Attractions: The Young
Peoples Choir OF Zion viii present
Rev. Stanley r King and the
Hale Trio in a double feature
musical al 5 ?. m. Sunday, March
"a, At the church.
You are always welcome at
Zion, The Friendly Church"
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Blokey Family To
Give Prosrom A.
Film, MINI. Church

on Friday March %, az SIS
p. m. the Isaac Blakey family Of
Scandal, MINI, will present a
special IS minute program at
Elm Lutheran church Of Scandal,
Rev. Isaac Blakcy viii be guest
speaker
II is hoped that some residents
OF the Twin Cities viii be present
at this program.
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Pope Appoints z
Negro Bishops In
Past q Months
nY ChnrIcs D. Llylnrslon

Chicago Since he became Pope
in 1889, His Holiness Pope Plus
XII has appointed a record mum
Der Of 10 Negro bishops, II OF
them native Africans. at an aver
age rate Of about one a year. Re
Gently. however, the Pontiff has
been making appointments at a
greater rate.
In the last four months, the
Pope. whose goal Is 10 establish
local hierarohies throughout the
world without regard 10 race or
color has appointed two Negro
bishops, both Africans, TO ad-
minister dioceses In the Dark
Continent.
The latest additions 10 the Ro-
man Catholic episcopacy are the
Most Revs Dieudonne Yojngbare
bishop OF Koupela. French West
Africa. and Pierre Kimbondo, aux
Hilary bishop OF Kisantu Belgian
Congo.
Bishop Youngbare, a priest for
only ~ years, was consecrated by
Cardinal Pierre Marie Gerlier,
archbishop Of Lyons, France on
July o. 1866, in the cathedral Of
Ouagadougou, French West Afrt-
ca.
Bishop Kimbondo, a priest since
1913. was consecrated on Nov. is,
1866 at Kitantu. He now serves as
Auxiliary 10 the Vicar Apostolic
OF Kistantu. bishop Alphonso Yer
wimp, s j., and thus will aid IN
the spiritual care OF 220. 900 Catho-
lies and n 900 catechumens being
prepared for baptism, In addition
10 administering TO this flock OF
Christians, the bishop also shares
Jurisdiction over 80 priests and
other lay workers
Bishop Youngbare's see was
newly-ercctcd and embraces 800
square miles. The total population
is approximately 100000 inhabl-
tants on this number $4,000 are
Catholics and 5000 are being con
verted Under the bishops charge
are 10 European white Fathers,
IA African priests, European
Missionary Sisters and II African
Sisters.
Both men are highly trained,
fervent In their faith, and highly
respected throughout the areas
Bishop Youngbare was born at
koupela, Feb. 10, 1917. The son OF
native farmers, now deceased. he
received his elementary education
at the mission school at Poke.
When only II he entered the minor
seminary AZ hohrc. III health fore
ed him 20 interrupt his studies for
a time, but he rcontercd the scmin.
airy in 1887 lie WIS ordained
priest In i9th.
Following his ordination.
Father Youngharc served as par
ish priest pastor, as professor az
tho minor seminary, and as consul
tor al the Wcariatc at the Ca
thcdral at Auogadougou. lie cont
piled an cnviablc record.
Bishop Kimbondo, the newest
Negro Catholic bishop, was born
OF Catholic parents In 1914 He
graduated from st Johns Minor
seminary az Lcmru near Kisantu
and later studied philosophy ans
theology az ST. Robert Banarminc
Major seminary at Bayidi. In the
Kisantu area, lie was ordained
priest IN 1913 and has since en-.
gagged IN missionary work.
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B'noi B'rith Youth
Council Aeurs Editor

Speaker at the Tuesday March
18th meeting OF the Minneapolis
B'nai Birth Youth Council was
Coed Newman. editor OF the
Spokesman and Recorder papers
The meeting was held az the
Emmanuel Cohen Center
Hts topic was, The Challenge
To Constitutional Government OF
the supreme Court school Dcct-
sions."
Members OF the council asked
questions for 30 minutes following
Mi Newman's prepared address
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IN MFMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Allene Hanks, who passed away
two years ago, March 10, 1855.
More and more each day we miss
her:
Friends may thing the wound is
healed;
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Sadly missed by Mrs. Nina
williams, daughter and grand
children, Mrs. Dorothy Thompson
and children and Russell Starks
and children.
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ELwERD .. HENDERSON
DIED MARCH 90

Elwcrd J. Henderson, T02 Rus
sell Av ~, died Unexpectedly az
his home Wednesday morning.
March 20
Arrangements had not been
completed at press time, For fur
Their details, contact the Neal
Funeral Home. Federal $3.50.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our mother
Nancy Stewart, who passed away
March 20, 1912.
Gone are her steps we loved so
dear
Silent her voice we loved to
hear,
Too far away for sight or
speech,
But not too far for thoughts
to reach"
Sadly missed by children, Ray
mond and Eugene Stewart, Ruth
Pearson, Mary Miller, Alice Scott
and Allene Neal
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This l. Your LIFE:
Mrs. HeffeIfinger.
Civic & Political
Leader, Honored

was the scene Wednesday, March
10, Of a luncheon honoring Mrs
f. Peavey (Elizabethl Heffel-
finger, Republican National Com
mittee woman and long time
upper midwest civic figure.
The luncheon was on the eve
of lecture tour by Mrs. Heffel.
finger. She will visit so Upper
Midwest communities in the next
months, to tell experiences and OBJ
servations in Indonesia where she
went recently as a representative
Of UNESCO.
A feature of the luncheon was a
This Is Your Life" sht written
and directed by Mrs. Russell
(Rhoda) Lund.
The skit, a total surprise to
Mrs. Heffelfinger, was participant
ed in by her mother, Mrs. Rose
Bradley of La Jolla, Calf; Mrs.
Charles Arnao, vice-chairman OF
the women's division of civilians
during World War II; Mrs. Ray
mond Scallen, who told of Mrs.
Heffelfinger's work with the Vic
tory Aides; Cecil Newman of the
Spokesman and Recorder papers
who related her long interest in
the civil rights movement and her
acceptance of Negroes as friends
and fellow citizens; Russell Nye,
administrator of Northwestern
Hospital who told how she served
as president of the board of that
institution.
DIR. Skaidrite Feeders, mem
Der of a Latavian family of dis
placed persons who told how
Mrs. Heffelfinger helped assist
her husband and herself in COM
ing TO the U. ).
John NJ. Culver described her
work in encouraging the forma-
ton of the Ramsey County Re-
publican Civil Rights Committee
and Sam Scheiner who praised her
work in encouraging the interfaith
movement.
Mrs. Arnold Gomberg, president
Of the Hennepin County Women's
Republican Club recalled the Drew
Pearson incident during the recent
presidential campaign at the Void
Chamberlain airport where Mrs.
Heftelfinger gave the syndicated
colUmnist a vivid tongue lashing
for a column in which he said
President Eisenhower was very III
on his campaign stop in the Twin
Cities.
State Treasurer Val Bjornson
proved his adaptabiHty by not
only participating in the produc-
ton and pratsing Mrs, Heffelfing-
er for her ureless mileage thru
out the state and world, but he
pinch hit for Bill Ingram. KSTP
news commentator who got lost
enroute to the club.
Bjoruson carried on as me until
Ingram arrived all out Of breath.
after getting lost in the maze Of
turns and streets in the area near
the Womans Club.
After expressing her thanks for
the remarks OF the sllit members
and describing her long associa-
ton with some Of them, Mrs. Hef-
telnnger gave the audience a pre-
vue Of the lecture series she will
soon give on her visit TO the Far
East.
Mrs. Wright Brooks, active
civic leader and Republican party
worker presided at the luncheon.
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my beloved hus-
band, Robert B. Moulden, who
passed away four years ago,
March 20, 1858.
Not a day do l forget you,
In my heart you are always near;
AS l loved you, so miss you
At the end Of your long years.
Sadly missed by wife, Edith
Moulden.
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Now there's a liquid water
Proofer that you spray on hats
shoes or other clothing 20 protect
them against sudden showers.
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Mary tMae) Lark
Dies; Wos Active
In Daughter EIks

Services for Mrs. Mary (MaeJ
Lark. SIS Rondo Av.. who died
March II. we're held at p. m.
Monday, March IS, at Brooks
Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Calvin
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On ssnufs Floor
Humphrey Praises Paper
& Editor On Senate
Floor For Rights Fight

Washington d. C-ln a speech the Senate floor here
March Senator Hubert H. Humphrey took dis
Progress in Human Relations in Minnesota" In his
prepared remarks he praised Cecil Newman publisher
Of the Minneapolis Spokesman land St. Paul Recorder for
spited conscientious leadership in the human relations
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At the end Of the evening, said
this guy about hts wife, she was
so tired she could hardly keep
her mouth open.
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In a year, your eyes move up
and down and sideways some Sc.
900 600 times, you blink EN- some
81. 900, 900 times.
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There being no objection, the
editorial was ordered 10 be print
ed in the Record
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An explorer says an Eskimo
woman is old at 40 An American
woman is no, 50 old at 40. In fact
she's not even 40!
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'relcVision has opened many
doors -- especially ON rcfrigcrat-
ors."--Luke Nicely,
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