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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
INSPECTION INVITED
LAW OFFICES
coNnox. w dElIM1A6MSSs NxLEN .

LAW ytEACD9
CONhOX, WILLIAMS, NYLBN =
wsshIssss sl B. So Z.
TWVo-ANp- on sit saToofRYT
BRICK DWkLLlNGs NINE ROOMS,
TWO AND CNE-HALF BATHS.
BEING PREMISES 3106 18th
sTREET NORTHWEST.
By o, ytrtu; q az. DECD s p trust r..
2D1, g seg.: one Of the land
secured : THEREBY ~ ths nndsrsIrns sd
trustees Will oner for sale By
public auction, IN front Of prem
lasIissrHP p n zzHDo Ak TE HP5F EHEE-
1857. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK An.
me iollqJ lsa -aeseribsd property
wit: Lot numbered Eighty-one (sil
IN Harry T. Jones subdivision Of
lots ~ Block numbered Fourteen
l14l 1nglegide" 80 per plat re-
corded in the Once OF the SUR
yeyer for the District Of Columbia
II Libsr County 20 q Folio 70.
DESIGNATED on the Records Of the
bio for assessment and taxation
purposes - Lot 81 in SQUARE
TERMS or SALE: Property win be
sold subject TO the balance OF 4
prior. deed Of trust for approxi-
matsly Ss,040.e0, further par
nounced 81 time 81 sale, the pun a
chase price above said trust 70
be paid In cash. A cash deposit
OF 5000 required Of purchaser at
sale. Examination Of title, con-
yeyancing. recording, notariai fees
and revenue stamps ct cost Of
piled with within thirty z days from from
DAY OF sale. otherwise trustees re-
at risk and cost Of defauitlpg pur-
chaser after I'VE days advertise
p msns o. sssa sssal e IN so5s news
b. c.. 81 deposit may Sc forfeited,
or without foffeiting deposit
trustees may avail themselves OF
any legal or equitabie right against
detaulting purchaser.
EoasEERAF <, 0&ElhEQ liAMs. r..
se1o.l2.l4.ls,1s Trusssss.
" q
Anctlonsers,
1i1I : ST. NV.
TRUSTEE, SALT On yALuApLE
KNOWN AS PREMISES eos n
STREET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust re-
corded ~ liber No. e70l, ct Folio
~ ~. q tn ei isne records q ne pis-
front or the pfemines on WEDNES-
DAY. THE H0HTEENTH DAY or
4APIkN1ER. AID, 1857. AT TWO
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, Lot q in
William H. BreWne's subdivision Of
, ssaa. u g SQUARE 36s as per plat
ss So ia assr y ap n: e rolI9
for the District Of Columbia: said
property now known for purposes
Of assessment and taxation aS Lot
sol In SQUARE 36e.
TERMS or SALE: ALL CASH. De.
po9lt OF $500 required 1t time Of
sale. Terms Of sale 70 be complied
with within thirty days from date
OF sale otherwise the trustees re-
defaultinR purchaser, after ave
days advertisement 81 such resale
~ some nowepaper published IN
the District Of Columbia. or With
out iorleitlng deposit trustees
may ay.ell tnsmsslyes O. any legal
fauiting purchaser: further parfic-
ulars 81 time Of sale. Adjustment
OF real estate taxes and water
rent TO date 81 sale. All conveyance
inR, recording and revenue stamps,
etc., ~ cost Of purchaser.
SAMUEL 0CRIVENEn, IT,.
yuN1QR = CROWEIL,
THOS. 3 OWEN q SON, =.
itAuetloneera, 90
1111 3 ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SAT- or vAruAHfR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

NOTICE 10 HEREBY OWEN 70
NJ. Rudolph pagkins and Gary
9naEles. lb4e 9th street. NV.
nance Co, 900 = 81, NE. WAsh-
s choesaS riV I'VE ESrsss H ssass
$40 j a., ss aSss'. MI. w %s5Ss.
g., NV. wash. 4. b. G.: Ths
M vas G St e. S c2e H = s tohh Non
p1 'Vec, ana Red. Sales / s service,
"a h ST., NE, wash. D. G. that
on sEPTEAfBER 20, 1867 at q
o'clock AN. at 0i0 Rhode Island
Ave; NE We viii sell, hy public
Tspssnr sHS Ior ' sne chores C.c one on
M6ie7S2s7. Serial No. i59s30S0
repair CHARGES Of S127.13 and
storage charges Of Sl23. 90. one
1913 2.Door Buick, Motor No.
repair charges o. $2S4.bS and
ssoLIese sharEe, q s3le.50, one
sssass5s5p 0G s,rl sPi' ~ @ sssSggss AZ
aee charges Of Sa76 90, one 1850
4-Door Buick, Motor No. BsO40sS4,
Serial No, 6boO3733, repair charg-
g Of S10l SO and storage charges
OF $4,000. and one 1919 4-Door
Buick, Motor No b397O607. Serial
No. bb2206Q7, repair charges OF
$4,000. Parties n Interest sesss eieas g
TERMS: Cash, EMERSON 4 oRME,
INC, NC. :. By HAROLD I. LIsAR5AAsH,
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SPECIAL NOTICES


TWILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred BY anyone but
my.si. k1Y g JOHNSON. Route
NOTICE Is GIVEN that the part
nership between William Dieken
M Ei s siEsE t l.s4 e s4i RIG KS
hereby W. dis Mdssa.'s Snd henesicrth
neither Of the Aforesaid former
partners win be responsible for the
debts incurred By the other. LEO
hkLldERs WILLIAM D1CKEN
] Will NOT Be REsPONsfBLR for
any debts. other than those made
by myself. ARTHUR e. READ,
22i Audrey lane. olassmanor. Nd.
THE BROOkLAND CLUB winhes
to locate q hall for New Years
eve. Must Accommodate at least
200 coupler. Contact Mr. BER-
NARD BOTELkR ct LA. 0-6276
! Will NOT BE- RBsPONsIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
sTEsisea by nE myself g, = perscn,;
st.. Apt. I07. Wsskineton 10. D. G.
12s
IWILL NOT b KESP0EsTBLE Tor
any debts contracted ~ anyone
other than myself. HOWARD J.
8UHHLEY, 021 N. Nelson Gf.,
AT. w. 5000 \. Wash. ,sl!d..
NOT RRsPONsIDLE for any debts
other than those contracted b.
myself. ROBERT Z. 8HANHOLTz,
l36 Darby ST.. Fairfax, Va.
] WILL NOT BIZ REsPONsfBLE for
any debts other than those con.
,reeesd ~ myself; FRANK ,;
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THOs. }. OWEN 3 SON,
iii 4 At. nv.

TRUsTRny SALE or VAIuABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING DNLNo
KNOWN As RRNMlnE9 NUMBER
47oa SEVENTH STREET. NORTH
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of
trust duly recorded, IN Liber No.
lOsfo; rclio e e ~; H.. q. e n. 3.
Columbia. and g the request q
UNDERLINED trnstees vii seil. n
public auction "A front 81 the
premises, on WEpNEepAx, THE
EIQHTEKNTH DAY OF eEPTEM-
FoRTY-FTvE O'Clock PM. the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES land and
premises, situate IN the District
Of Columbia. and 0esignated as
Z; ene az being E .',i 70 e eqraEe $ ,,.
e per plat recorded "a the once
Of the. Surveyor for the District
q Columbia IN Liber i27 ct
TERMS: Sold subject 70 . prior
deed Of trust for approximately
S9sbQ0.6o, further particulars OF
which viii be announced 1t time
Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust 20 Be paid II cash. A
deposit OF $500 REQUIRED. Convey
ssppseins, rseordinz, etc: e puE-
as 81 date Of saIs. Terms 70 Be
complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resoId ct the discretion Of
the trustees.
MARTIN ATLAS,
WQRTHINdToN II. TALcoTT
ae1.9.12.14.l7 Trustees.
ADAM A. MEgcHLER . SON.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

sessions
CW The sEcnda for Friday April
20 win bg registration and coffee
hour NJ pa M with business sees
a.ona for delegates a. 10 q M and
y g. m Al ~ 30 luncheon for
delegates and guild members will
be Beid lH Gov Orwln Freeman a
dfrur room wiih Nilnnssota =
Hrat lady Mrs orNnn Freeman
So their special guest
a rmurEbsboftt and atauauun
period win be held 81 680 9 m in
fho 90 Paul Teachers Fedora
uuu rUNrguma. 20 ~ Efih Er
gl ruai for moubora dcieEatos
and HHoara
9Hrw Horizons in Urban
Iraeur gmid Activity ,ylu be tHo
topic tar Discussion Hr thc eve
Hae maauna a. eight ualuf with
guest arraHarr and dHmmam
period @r rHr maHrra IHa
meeting n open a uHa public
Saturday session wU boHH %
tH.H w aa1 HH a1Iua at 3 o.
a mmHrau aW sa ha8 at 2
% 800 m aarTre raiH Haa
N-ra nuH sursIa
Tga lu.dsg an via ga.
mnafs aIfu % reception aHJ an
a hHu o. rmduu1a cafe sf
100 University ~ H paul go
o lraate guild members ubaa
Ftafar Board members aH1
~Hae at F. b m saturday
Far 1HwHran and HHsrFsngr1
reservations b8 Minneapolis con
ast Mu Hrbua cyrus ia e.
5000 Mrs Mwsl usfuU ~ g.
eros r.r ESQ., Pant HgsHe0n resr.
uan contact mla Mary Ior
lgF 81 578gB and far uHs
HmwsarBord contact @,a Ted
Allen On lBEIl
Sire fu8H EaieHEsr ~ ~
ra9 he president ~ me National
r9m#H Df rfbau LssE4s Guilds
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Minister Atfocks
Privoto Club g.
Neighborhood Bor

A private club and a nsighbar
hood tavern were the targets Of
critical remarks made by Rev
NJ J.. Simmons pastor Of 81
Peters AME church IN his sermon
last sunday morning Apnl ~
In discussing moral conditions
IN the southsidc residential iis.
ufet Rev Summons SAID he felt
That tHo organizers ~ the Nself
cma club mislcad the public in
setting gp the club
lie aaid that he had reports
that drinking went on in tho
tlubruonF while children and
teen-aFcrs arc on the premises.
lie said this violated the original
statement that a youth and civic
program was 10 be developed hy
thr club.
tie said a place ilkc ths Orchid
CMb 80 beer tavern 4 SSH md
Fourth Az S should not be- Al
lowed 10 operate la a residential
district like the MlnneapuHs
sauthaide bgaauFc of iis adverse
effect oa The youth end juveniles
iu the ns0phbafhobd
T4f..v EFanFae So pFaaf.fftf M
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

duaul ooloreJ Easter eggs for
Che youngsters
Most churches win have special
music
In ST. Paul the pastors subjects
at the Easter morning services
follow.
81 James AME church. Rev.
Lewis Williams, pastor. "Immor.
taHty"
81 Philips Episcopal church.
Rev Denzn A Carly rector, "a
Resurrccted World"
MI oIivet Baptist church, Rev.
q n Hunter The Witnesses Of
the Resurrection"
Gospel Temple Pentecostgl
church Rev W. l.. Battle. pastor.
The King Has Risen
Pilgrim Baptist church. Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr., The Message
OF Easter"
Camphor Methodist church.
Rev. Jerome Del Pine, The
Meaning Of Easter"
New Hore Baptist church. Rev
Kneely Williams pastor. -
Risen Saviour and An Empty
Tomb
Minneapolis Churches
81, Peters AAIE church Rev
NJ, l. simmons, pastor. The
Victim Becomes The Victor"
Zion Baptist Rev u W Bolts.
ST. The Living Christ
W8yman AME church, Rev. NJ
j. Hcndreth, He Is Risen As lie
Said"
Lake Harriet Methodist, Rev
Howard HIn,acllcr III II We're
Not SO"
Bethesda Baptist. Rev John
Young The Empty Tomb"
Friendship Baptist REV l.. c.
Harris, lie Is Risen"
tio!scy Memorial CME church
Rev NJ G. CouwcH Invitation
OF the Risen Host
ST. James AME- HplE Rev
Cleveland smalls Mary Msgda-
loncs Love"
ST. P8urs Church or God In
Christ. Rev = G. Wfaatna
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Women Writers To
Hold Sixth Annual
Meeting April 2q

"n..n -. NHa Twin Cities and
outlying state aud suburban areas
nr. nufaH 800 attend the eta
enrm1 waunaa women Writ
nH 0aau.a afmaEas April ga
90 tine Lsaanesra aota Mime
aanr
Sponsored 5y the T@n cities
alwnaa aE Theta Stigma Tha m.
uwI Journalism sorority the ln-
famH f.nusr ami program win
be preceded hy % aoeEtag party az
o o. Pa 90 she hotel
apaaHr to- fbn group wn be-
Elizabeth Clemens free lance
writer. % former Minneapolis resi-
8arE ura now lives So Pebble
Reach. Calf and Bea Baxter
Twin CITIES radio and teIrvivsaa
rrraaaa3tv Dean HoIgs LsBd 20
Gurawas AdafrHas college 81
Potter MINI win De tnaatmgvtrcss
CrH.Twer of the event ARE Miss
Margaret Cox 2gz8 De1a BLVD
NHueapaEa and Mrs Roger =
Ray 1910 McGsrty Road Way
zars kiaa presiding vii be Mrs
Donald AaIarEro tRfs Jersey Az.
~ sorority a'Umnar president
Program theme ~ thc festival
'g Money On Your Pocket Miss
gIrmaaa who writes Tor such
magazine as Better Homes and
Gardens American Horne and
HaHre1r.3 VIII tel o. her assign
meats sar these publications
Nw Baxter. q radio news 20.
porter and r1aEaIfaHt far a g.
Paul educational recordings Frm
wlH give Information or IaI
markets f7r radio and Tv srrrts
Iier experience 81 A1aF spot
e7vaszs Egr Narf1r. MICS week
rrl RADIO rrurrTr HB1 also BE- lu-
r,fet l- her taU
Proeee,is ~ re FESTIVAL frrer
yin ts ras5 toward szE5isrsH g
fgr& f1r p journalistic stuaerf a.
ere University ~ nEnursfa Rss
srvat0os wttrr WIN close Apr1
- may b rlEfs vita Mrs P5-h-
ara pslnef $3.50 Stevens Ave s.
Minneapolis Zone s Tlrksts rIa
~ s. 4 psrs1a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Kappo Fraternity
Regionol Meeting
Here This Week

TIE Northwestern Provincial
meeting ~ Kappa Alpta ra fra.
tcrmry mH msnt IN The Twin
cities FrHay aua Gaigr1y Aru
Ig srg ~
Tye ~ raai-HlnneHraUs Alum
ri rr1 rs tsuefa elil be iaata
1Hr COMMITTEES tn charge fss
rsfr3gIrI number ~ affHrg
tg .ar rlurI8gs
rrrapal rBeaErr Ht tFs rr
uausl ,amj banquet au Do
cByfmi rHssrr Rha win 8a3fe
lhe Fraternity asisaafsa an Iced
sruap for cfWr Responsibility
~ Efcket Sc ezec4iiys secretary
- nr Minnesota aagsgH0r iHl
mss HfNta r1uul lgn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Senator Ed Thye
ExPounds Modern
COP. Program

Senator Edward ; rhye spcglC.
ing before a group or Young Re
pubucans I'm 81 Paul on Satlr,
fay April 18TH defined Modern
Republicans as being anonymous
with the Eisenhower ajmluistra.
tons record. While Democrats
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

I1aN ffmH WHO'S coming
une D. g. Wa8a ur0ar uf Haf-
aH HaHuHr church. Omaha Hsb
H aUH.. % cess aa# revival
#srags Hf IHaal..Hp Baptist
hmr5 $40 I.rh A. # beginning
hprl lE wa - E-4H. -l-EL May
ro a. O. lJwa agat rastw
Rev Wsaa Ns q aynams zpe1s
rr Ha8 .hs uuUH. Ia cordially Inr
vI'rG to attend N.nmsa nlE Bs.
GIN a' 3 B. m and Hr #sr praying
Hal ur rfnut aH b- a m.rasF
ard aG visa many souls for
Christ hdyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Rsy. hBTRNhrHY. MOBILE
LEhDta TO ADDRESS
ST. PAUL hhhCp

Rev EhipH y At1rratkv ~
wazrEauev Ala xH - g4sas
speaker ar fas FIRST membership
REPORT meeting ~ ne Sc PAU
Hraues Of re National Ausea
uaz tor ere Asvsuerms-t a.
crlrr ragge 20 be he'd On May
2 ~ e. l4fnss AhsE efra
Leonard p Carter usmt4-at
Chairman a rreAcf.nr a. as
talndlnr report ~ ths FIRST ~oei
aE and Urges ne entire ct.zsrr7
% asteus rors15 Lsvs srH1a
leader va q nzs forged ahsa8 o.
ne veteran team hestisd 81 GaG
Wssesrsa division header $50 3
Lets al erSs tIox Or free
can to-day ~ ~ re SAACr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
FOR YOy-R TASTY
room RECIPES

ne t1-sseS1fs wta likes t1 r7oE
ss -arlss fqr re ;smly ws1 ar9
every resE IN thss Hrasrspsr re-
ares tested aHs trisi f1- ire
r-f Tasty bod trat ratlcrT
Marry Housewives p ~ pen
fs sath ness ~ sage prss -r
fFp
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
LBFuIA 80 ItANT
EMBASSY - CuANA

WgHrWs AMP liberia
eH uE-e 'Hr sfHrla 81 ita repre-
sentative lG gHara 20 UHaf ~
aab Iaf rreHg faherls
Ha7 been represented BY "a fu1aBi
General
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
lobby asoinsf housing Bios
Group Works Hard To
Sell Legislature On
open Occupancy" Bill
VoMNrrrrr NtIuws INLAY on mOusiNG mn

"Wednesday, Ap ~. press time the Minnesota House
Judiciary hold another session Thursday, April
Occupancy" measure which
Judiciary ca,anl1tcc unanimously recommended
passagr The Of the work o supporters 60 get the
where u had been stalled ta
othc Is given account below,
Opponents ~ appcard a prior
meetings although pleaded "Wednesday THE, had not had
enough marshal facts against The mcasurc
First victory or the "open Occupancy housing measure
zane SATURDAY April l3 when the Senate judiciary
nrr, without dissenting vote approved the measure after
ne criminal penalty SECTIONS were removed
Appearing the capitol 70 support for the bi we're
3 Howard Rouctt Wnfrcd Leland clifford Rurker Shel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

have attempted
20 belittle the
term Modern
RcpublicaniSn
they can in no
way belittle the
record OF this
modern Rcpubli
can administra
ton He cited
the following
specific achieve
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

ton Granger John NJ culver, ReN
ncnsl Carty John aApdatrom, y.
g Cooper lsouis IRWIN and Ceel
Newman.
After approval hy tho Senate
committees The group wrpt into
action 90 ty 60 get the Iiouse
hill on the same matter pried
loose from the House general
legislation committee headed hy
Rop Carl itagHnt 90 the aiat
dlhtrirt
Ncp liarlhpa told committee
that he could not rot q quorum
together % hear tho Gill a con
ference with Speaker A Jobn,
app, ana majority leader Fred
Cina followed
liagland eRrred 10 release tho
BIN from iis committee u The
judiciary committee ~ amy other
COMMITTEES would arcopt a.
Lawrence YelNs chairman %
Of tho House Judiciary committee
ieariis tho fact that his commit
tee was overloaded win bills 70
uuirng hearings agreed 70 accept
the blii n the House referred y TO
HE committee ltop Yotka ~ Clio
qusl from The oath district is one
~ tho Younger leaders among tho
liberals and Is q leader tn utc
prl party
Hefegfsi af tho bin - the fril
uarY committee mi q uHuR sat
ur8sv afternoon when motion
bt Rep Joe pHfd o. Ramsay
tguntFs aslb district o. take tho
biu from the general lcRlalatlnn
committee headed ~ ltep iisg
IaaJ auh give u "a tho judiciary
committee wac objected 20 BY
tEsp rNff0H Parks " ~ raula
1am district Since uapuaau
consent H necessary raUha ob
Er.unu iaH tHg Hiu tuaIly De
nrn uaaand pa.Fat
TafW said Boz rafraHuN ru ur
afayH De wa a4t against ~
measure Ht n w against Tho
Inar nHmls fasfr that Herf %
ma mHagsI
HuFsay sight o. the dinner
msrf.ag 81 thn Hmuny YmH
luga Irar1a Three gism
Hra ~ tHa RauEry County He
mHHnH civil luabtE COMMITTEES
gH.rH supporting thf housing
mamura conferred WIN Beg
raftn h9 agreed ret 70 oppnss
rrrrwl ~ tHo mraawa go tua
HHl#ary eonHitrsr IL the motion
was made 8R4lu iU the ilpas
HmfsY fhe Ff1gp N citizens
seFfHs f5r rns mcaF1fr had tn
rari sii over again with Parks
promise Ugf 20 object uep ri
tu again mad0 rhe motion 70 ~
fss fnr bu - ne Judiciary com
wffrn me motion pHaae8
stage ifuat rpf IisetaBd
Amer me motion regular
man aIHE waa staged ~ Locate
Itrp nau Ii8r.Hnd who hsH b
formally fHrn tpa hlll over 10 me
IuHHaEy romulltss The group
~ anbUuK rlfIzsns aaa Increased
by Hr appearance ~ i,b9ds Land
~ tHr lieHHspu EruabBean or
ga1Izafiop Hnd Hr State Crab
rrer president II no HeuhepiH
county Republican wDmrna
w9rfHbop
JEr group ~ approximately iau
1szsn supporters ~ ne measure
nu1oj ~ iB pairs N iry 10 ind
finaapd ~bg practically aimp
peasd 10 ihla alr from u,s House
u8nf
hrer tNg bour hunt alI over
me tpiial DalaHg ~ HsElsH5
finally found Bat not sgan
auo IN 70 bags ne measure heard
~ fbs idtaafy fammiltca ga
Uasasy
Tuesday he Same group ~ aap
rafisrs uirfb HgH Included aHsl
fsH Granger John culver I.h1da
La hl4YHls Green Mrs kaie
Hifts 4 iinwlfd BeuHsii
H f Carly Louis Efvn,
#rr8 aa Glepasn Huzpeit
"a ,ar3 ssr ard Erussi Coop
ari 40 day 20 round w
Do Wednesdays commit,
.r AZ Jussdsys hearing ll wss
l tbai Os matter be paced
% Wednesday % permit gp-
.......#s.H. a.. .s...s.a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
Nell pvsseIl's Column

YeA lnsrrifH column IN on
p5sc uys this week after hav-
ing been pushed mit u last
weeks paper because u the
Increased Easter advertising
lineage
IWs means Neli's readable
Fmcs. staouth column via APP
pear both this week ard next.
Don't miss single issue Of
tias paper Or you might miss
Hstls humorous wei written
comment ON everything from
New York
Nell - only one Of the
features that have made this
paper . fayontc among thou
sands u readers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
foster Sunday Religious Services
Twin City Churches
Plan Elaborate Easter
Sunday Services, Sermons

Twin City churches plan elaborate Easter religions ccIe
bratons and ceremonies for Easter sunday April 81 Some
viii have early sunrise services after which Easter SUNDAY
morning breakfast viii be served ia church dining
Some churches viii present H the afternoon or evening
special sunday school programs and others win have the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

HlE Dane poable Aitfas tisn
rfiaay, April isih Bsy Bre,sH
fParty Don and IluDnY CO aBd
Ofcissstfn. ~ pnnf Auditorium
Listen a. WISH. 1890 On yar
alat Adst
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19
IsogUe Guild Sessionsi
ieogVe Guild Sessionsi
Council Urban League
Guilds Meet In Saint
Paul Next Fri. & Sat.

The ST. Paul and the Minneapolis Urban League Guilds
m be hosts the Regional spring Planning Session Of the
Council Of Urban League Guilds be held April 70 and - at
the Lowry Hotel Sc Paul
Delegates from Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati. Milwaukee
Kansas City Mo Angeles and Atlanta Ga viii attend tho
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

Essp 80 this date May 10 -
cal SIS Inaugural Eau. EanAl.y -
Ban Hss5ta. s1s Grand ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

conservatives both the old
Guard ard the cor liberals and
the mt adhrronts talked with
liberals Among the lobbyists
were Gerald ileaney, Democratic
National Committeeman and
Joseph Robbie last years nFL
Fifth district candidate for Con.
gteas The political independents
~ tho group talked 20 both CON
sentative and liberal members ~
the legislature
Tho comparative ease with
which the senate committee APP
proved the measure surprised
somc because that body - con.
aoryauve controlled acn Tom
WEIGH chairman OF the commit.
zee WIS friendly towards the
statements made ~ the Friday
Aprl ~ hearings AZ which shoi.
ton Granger 81 the Minneapolis
Urban tehgus and Howard Ben
Aoti ~ the Minneapolis HAAcp
spoke aast trouble 80 far has
horn experienced IA The liberal
controlled House
Sen Don Fraser an author
stosred the bin through the epm-
mittse
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

WEES pr1pae sle~p In rharch.
"a mag ~ NE gsnistey mat nrrsis
uAking 10" 80 ChanginE Jlfnes
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TIE FBI h8a o frraf5 ~ gfE
rduUrg1rs 10 cares brought 60
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-19

Segregation IN the District OF
Columbia wsa eliminated by
President Eisenhower in an cxceu-
tive order Restaurants. theatorA
hotels and schools arc now open 10
an individuals regardless OF race
and creed lie said IT this Con
Eress passed civil rights leEisla-
uon, it viii be due largely 90 tho
patient understanding approach
by TIE President and the admins
tration This administration has
been responsive 20 human needs
Social Security covcragc was In
creased The Department OF
Health. Welfare and Education
was given full cabinet status d"
An this was dons by the Pre@-
dent and the administration
quietly and without fanfare
Education
in education this Republican
administration Us asking for funds
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At Wednesday, hearing Loha
IRWIN - f'ana homeownsr. made
abatement answering opponents
A representative of the ~ Paul
npard 81 Eealtdrs pleaded that
his organization bad not been IN,
formed on the measure Itvv
penHi Carty president af tho
state organization backing me
ms9autc pointed opt That the bni
had boon pnbH,isrd both IN the
pr aud ma ~ John gantairam
cited f4s legal basis supporting
mo uHinUaHlty 81 che
uassua BJ Wy Ttrp Don
vs. HiaE
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ttnua a occupancy ~
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Tho Senate ne 1891 end the
Itauae filr r. 1895
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Tbts administration has brought
abaa, uaaal and monetary Efa0l.
ltv iu considering The huge bud
get Of us billion dollars wo unjust
look a. tHo relationship 60 the
gross national lueCuo.