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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
Next Assignment For Mr.. Nixon

all Africa winning
the democratic
when he returns home should be trip
through the South
The president Liberia other Afr
those countries respect
and closer ties with the United States
goodwill that the Weep spreading abroad is
mention mental anguish being of the
Just week a mob Birmingham
Negro minister railroad
station
convince that they should
democracy they could here and
actual practice down
Montgomery president his smiles and handshakes
many but bombing in the South
can nulify The his visit
Luther King leader Of the bus
boycott Montgomery Ghana West
Africa president country Nixon and
Gold Coast Independence oelebra
ton.
King begged President Eisen
speech condenng the
Court decisions against
sien Late he re busy"
could respond request himself Ike could have
sent Nixon would rather
the South would Vice
President Nixona as spokesman and representative.
Mt the plea of the
followers forced Washington
democracy VIII be disgrace to the Stars
Stripes people Africa whom
impress democracy
when to citizens Of color oan
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
Positive Response From YMCA

Response the editorial planning The Youngsters In
good Though editorial dealt specifically
with the growing South Central district in Minneapolis the problems
discussed could well apply to other districts in both Minneapolis
and ST. Paul
positive TO the Is found in this weeks Letters
the Editor" column this whore the YMCAs Owen
the Central describes Of the
available TO the boys the Minneapolis South
district
that had ignored the churches
the March % editorial Actually did not for included the
suggestion that al community organizations should be concerned
the problem facing the district under discussion
None the churches the be prepared
to provide long receatona for their youth during
the weekdays Such requires szeabe financial outlay
Of district budgets
permit employment OF trained workers supervise club
reoreationa activity OF the young people
Of hoped that the planning comprehensive
the youth the vacation the churches
would naturally be of developed both plan
ming, support and execution
the letter the YMs Mr. Manchester that
there splendid both OF the day and
from home available under YIN supervision This
available all Minneapolis offers pro.
Of the youngsters There must be
effort should be made make the community
facilities
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

righteousness necessarily prang
white all costs including
bloody anarchy might logically Who's law
now"
dreaded "mongreizaton of the great white
equality opportunity be fully imposed
the species long himself machess
this mongrzng Wherever he has bvouaced for
breathing SPELL he thoroughly contaminated the
region that scarcely Caucasian be
distinguished from other ethnic specimens,
observers had noted this usu propensity Of these hyPo
protectors white racial integrity Rudyard Kpng
poem The Ladies'" white soldier relate among
other ineCa escapades his ord relations with the
niger KNITTED night wished
white, and learned about women from her"
1 believe have read Oliver Goldmths 'Eegy On
Death OF Mad dog first friends
however private ends mad and bit the
neghbos huedy gathered the and
sadly the would die Goldsmith concludes But
light that showed the they lied the
ms Of the bite the dog that died
the Negro similarly these cowardy atrocities
prosper miserable detamng would be
reegated limbo unspeaSabe
this should generously to
NAACP which vanty fighting battles tremendously
praiseworthy individuals, could
Sincerely, Walker. Fairfield
Sofa, 1857
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
LEsIER GRANGER ACCEPTS RUsswURM AWARD

Editor: history press country
spiritual heritage dies but enrches and
enaEes contributions inheror
John h RusSum founded Freedoms Journal
could had the wisdom to have realized
seeding
yomon readers them
happens especially the world
with principal objective prougating
concept morally economically
historically archaic heritage Russurm
society ar-
complete personality full
any child United
gardlcSs color national
This is the that mouate the Negro and guides
National Urban effort racial prejudc
magn life equaze economic social
the bitter opposition Of
concept
job be taken stride the Leagues
has been interrupted because Of and
created by these forces hate and fear
Urban Leagues be able fun steam ahead the
with guidance Negro youth
for family life and sound planning for better American COM
press the future II
n past 20 aid this Job,
spirit happy proud behalf OF the National
Award Lester Granger
Executive Director National Urban League March H. 1851
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
A Worthwhile Study

The Republic Foundation financed group has
established make broad study Of the
problems facing the American Indians.
At ong-ast appears Americas beginning
to prick enough that attention being
accorded the descendants Of the
continents original residents, the Indians
The five commission headed distinguished
tor O. Meredith Wilson president University Oregon
others on the commission including w w Keller company
fetal and chief the Cherokee nation
The study sponsored by group responsible special
interest private public be present
truth that il among popu-
aon Free to do It's job without interference those
interests should produce frank study
helpful to the country a a
The nation indebted Republic providing
funds initial outlay survey OF rights
and responsibilities Indian population
Tentative plans call for the study follow lines:
l. study Of the Indian groups
determine they are organized and TO describe
their variety powers.
study OF the policy .ot : toward In
dams during the quarter century
study OF the premise Of
proceed rapidly possible
study tribal
problems involving facilities and land acn-
procedures where reduction
transfer termination federal prospect
study OF the problems Of Indians Indian
munltes relocation occupation
cultural discrimination they relate to their exercise
rights citizens
Examination going Of health
welfare and education with view discovering what psyche.
logical consequences for American Indians
special status
well done study OF win be only the beginning
basis for oyerhaung general,
face Americas Indians the neglected u minority,
Such study the
injustice position as the Carl Rowan
Minneapolis TRIBUNE did among people Upper
Midwest. and a matter fact nationally
win public opinion change deplorab
conditions country TIT
Fund for Republic adding distinguished OF inter
est In furtheng rights by launching Of th
United Press survey help understanding OF th
obligation Of other citizens and Of the federal govern
ents TO the Indians legal soeia
measures affecting fuller and mor
responsible participation In American life"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

community St Paul comparatively
beginning and jealousy of Others
prominent successful which being expressed by in
ordinate amount OF directed at his efforts
all part of the not too
felt he had to spend time answering
way diminish his usefulness which
admittedly great community benefit.
apparently Roadway him he to be
suffering made him which
nothing than resentment at his
jealous individual who incapable and unwilling to
leadership to down
slightly beRildered friend.
feeling that friend Is going through the
which plaques manythat period when the
carping of outweigh the applause of the
proving
Soon will learn work without
thought applause evaluae the
crcsry separating legitimate and constructive shafts from
o envy jealousy
did pOnt-that both praise
penalty individuals must
pay for prestige position among their felowmen.
Today mailed titled The Penalty of Leadership
present 1t should furnish him
graceful get
piece that rprinting it
here
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
Father With Guilt Feeling

Millions OF daily readers with mixed feelings the
photograph the Chicago father Of the white lad btay
tackled fatally injured without provocaon teenage Negro
youth who stood quietly street awaiting Chicago
The photo question the
the Negro boy with bapeen hammer practically ignoring
at preliminary court hearing The picture outline stated that
father did charged
murder.
In Ignoring his the father In indicating his
guilt there something training
young Schwartz received ut home that resulted in going
KIN Niger" Somewhere In his home training
training Schwartz acquired the hate bgoy
propelled him into venting that hate In murierous attack
defenseloss tecn,uge boy he did know
We understand why sohwartzs father
in the courtroom Il guilt bothcng
for allowing his offspring drink the
bgot Boys and girls who the training
deal In ratrcd,
schwartzs father symbol OF the parents both white and
black who f their children with the hate
them along TO acts OF violence against ieloymcn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
WHO'S zee MfNAcF ro cIvlIzArIoM MOVE

Editor generation the white universally
ed the malicious lies Negro
peated other lies that did
the unprncped liars their poor
white South charged he American civilization
inherently besial totally devoid slightest
bance Of decency The outside world that he neither
cared Zig about law and order the cultural
human relations
The White South complained simultaneously all and sundry
that the white severely CALLING
that but for the White Souhs discipline subjugaon
Negro would beasy his impulses rape
murder steal and the savage indulgence unbrded immortality
The white SOUTH avecd the God ordained
whose function make the black South" behave.
But the garng facts currently demonstrated
pee these vanous The black South"
equality peaceful prayerfu courag
dignity and with legal intelligent precision while
South revealing its criminal hloodhrsty like spirit
every dendshy aes dabolCal trcey
hamper The black pretending
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
THE PENALTY OF LEADERSHIP

In endeavor first live in
light publicity Whether the leadership be vested in
manufactured product emulation and at
widespread
ton: punishment detracon When mans
whole world it also becomes
target fol- o
merely mediocre he will be left severely alone
if achieves masterpiece million awagging
Jealousy prorude tongue artist
produces a painting whatsoever WRITE
you your with the seal of
genius.
Gong long after great a good
disappointed out that it
spiteful raised
against Whistler momebank long after the big world
had its greatest artistic genius.
worship at the musical shrine
Of Wagner group dehroned
argued angry little world
big his boat steam by
is leader and the effort
equal merely proof that leadership Failing to
depreciae and to destroy
superiority of that which he
supplant
There is nothing new in $ old
passions envy greed ambition and the desire
surpass nothing If the leader truly leads he
Masepoet masterpanter, masterwormsn
each assaed holds his laurels through
makes itself matter
denial which deserves to hvehves
$ clipping reference for matter how
your leadership you the barbs
jealousy envy they the minority
Ceci
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
PAPER Read ON lime IAsr WEEK

Editor getting Friday March % read on
this week
Congratulations the recognition accorded in various
Hubert Humphrey his speech the Senate floor
Department OF Journalism
University the committee Freedom
Of Information O Editorial Association.
editorial Planning the Youngsters splendid and
tmelywr1tten viii only be needed
wish be for daily press
Editor Thyes of
problem which he has arranged
Washington. be commended for this
Win awaiting coverage OF this meeting
Sincerely Mrs Myrtle Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

HIl-Sparlman group Of South
erners and encourage Johnson
10 pursue a more national APP
proach," the NCEC says in a
special analysis of the Texas
campaign.
Some observers have felt that
Johnson has grown a trifle more
aggressive in criticizing the
Eisenhower administration since
the current congress has been in
session. His criticism has been
rather mild and limited mainly to
foreign policy matters particular
ly administration relations with
Israel. But IL marks a departure
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

from the old attitude that Ike
can do no wrong"
In any case, Texas, the eyes Of
the nation are upon you
What The WeIl-Dressed SOuse
Is Wearing
A big New York publicity firm
has been hired by mems clothing
industry to tell the world that
American men lack the proper
attire for cocktail parties. The
firm is Bert Nevns, Inc.
Copyright 1857, Robert C.
Spivack)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29
w A 7 c n
on fhe
p o T o M A c
by Robert G. Spivack
Deep In The Heart OF Texas

F'H ~ ~ wv Ah'AAAA VI A'ENsaEf
Washington You may think
Texans are boastful, noisy and too
rich. But Texas is here to stay.
And Texans right now are Great
ing suspense in the corridors of
Congress, with cold shivers run
ming up and down the backs Of
the Democrats.
There is a special Senate cleo
ton on April 2 10 fill the seat va
Gated by Price Daniel when he re-
signed to become governor. There
are q Democrats and two Repub-
leans competing in what has been
called a winner-take-all contest.
A Republican victory is con-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-29

ceivabIe and that's what Is Civ.
ing the national Democrats the
Filters. II a Republican were to
represent the Lone Star state
It would create a I8-IS lineup
and bring back Sen. Mccarthy
to a post Of prominence.
Vice President Nixon would
hold the balance Of power which
he would undoubtedly tip in favor
Of COP reorganization Of the up
per house. Senate Republican
Leader Knowland has said he
would move to reorganize IL the
opportunity presented itself.
Texas politics is always fas-
chatting for the rest Of the ma
ton. Despite good-natured BAN
ter about the behavior of some
Texans and the well-Justified
criticism that some others put
"oil first, ahead Of all other in
terest. Texas is an alive, vital,
exciting state.
The two Texas Democrats best
known nationally, Sam Rayburn
and Lyndon Johnson, are said TO
be strictly neutral in this fight,
but privately confident that a
Democrat will win.
Three men are rated as possible
winners:
Ralph Marlborough (DemocraD
A Texas liberal, he has run for
governor three times. He was nos
ed out by 5000 votes in 1855, des-
pite smears that he was PRONE
gro and too friendly to organized
labor.
Martin Dies (DemocraD-For-
mer chairman of the House IN
American Activities Committee.
He has toned down quite a bit
from his noisy political beginnings
but is said to be running against
the Supreme Court" Dies has
been Congressman-at-large and is
considered a strong statewide
vote-getter.
Thad Hutchinson (Republican)-
He is getting strong White House
support but is not too widely
known outside Houston, we are
told.
A fourth candidate, John White
3D. is supposed to be getting
campaign funds from persons in
terested in stopping Marlborough
but is not likely to walk off with
the honors himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

Here is good news for millions of overweight
overtired and overweight executives and profess
sional men and women suffering from (OccHpafondI
SfaSi stagnation of blood circulation and body me-
taboliSm resulting from years of prolonged sitting.
standing or riding, affecting the heart, blood pres
sure, stamina, windpower. general health. sleep.
appetite elimination. nervous system, weight fig
ure lines and muscle tone.
Too much mental work, strain and worry, and
not enough daily exercise. raise havoc with your
life. if you don't watch out! Doctors tell you that
Occupafional rdSis can bring about all sorts of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

or fat. or weak you have grown as result
of OccnpdfOnaI HdSiS. ExERCYcLE can take
you in hand and, little by little. make a
you'll start feeling younger. looking bet
ter and acting liveIier In 80 days you'll
awaken a new and refreshed person i.
you'll stand taller. feel lighter. look health
Ter. eat heartier and sleep more SoundIy.
And you'll feel less jittery. too. For there's
nothing that can relax the nerves more
naturally and quickly than gentle. passive
exercise. Soon friends will say You look
simply great" And you'll say: Il feel
great"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

middle-life complications, such as dangerous over
weight poor or failing health loss of pep, strength
and energy all sorts of pains and aches poor appe
tte, digestion and elimination seeplessness, ner-
vousneSS, breathlessnesS abnormal blood pressure
and heart disorders
You can go long way toward regaining some
of your lost youthfulness. turning back the clock
5lOl years and more. and adding happy years
to your life, by sending today for more complete
information on this most amazing heart-condition-
ing, fat-consuming and musce-toning ExERCYCLE
that's helping SO many men and women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
ALI MAIN MUSCLES

Let's face il! The old-faShioned push
ups, chin-upS, SiI-ups. knee-bends. body
rotations and Squatting exercises are too
strenuous and too firing (and often harm
full. for men and women over IS suffering
from OccHpdfiOHGi SraNS And so are man.
ual exercising devices which require a
great deal of stamina TO operate. (ReBeBi-
beI' EXERCICLE is MOI DiaHHGIiy OpPTdfedJ
EXERCYCLE. on the other hand. manip-
ulates and exercises every major body
muscle in your legs. hips. arms. back. chest
and abdominal region simultaneously and
automatically. without manual effort on
your part. A Commute ExERCYCLE ride -
with all major muscles and joints engaged
in smooth. gentle. rhythmic motion = is
equivalent TO hours of ordinary exercising.
And when you are through. you are left
rested. relaxed. refreshed. re-enereized and
invigOrated. ready for work, play. night
of gayety or sound sleep .. because
ExERCYCLE does fhe work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
POSITIVE WEIGHT CONTROL

You can lose weight by starving your
self, but you cannot control il that way for
long. because natural hunger won't let you.
ExERCYCLE gives you positive weight con-
troll by burning up" excess calories before
they turn into dangerous fat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
DON'T LET occUPATIoNAI STASIs
SHORTEN YOUR LIFE!

Doctors tell you that passive muscle and
joint manipulation, such as EXERCYCLE
provides, will instantly speed up your cir
culation. The more blood per minute that
circulates throughout your system, the bet
ter you'll feel, the younger you'll look, and
the healthier you'll stay
Better blood circulation provides more
oxygen for the body cells. more rapid
replacement of dead tissues. faster dis
tribution of glucose amino acids, hor-
mones. red cells and white cells by the
blood stream . all of which improves
body metabolism and helps TO keep you
feeling and looking young, strong. healthy,
and radiant.
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE
70 FEEL YOUNG AGAIN!
No matter how old YOU are. or how soft.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-11

expected that finally vote
enable the Democrats the
much stake for him otherwise wanted
party designation.
Lausche Is Ohio political maverick good
Republicans including
President Eisenhower Iut
voted with the Republicans the
no would have lost his committee
mentH unless he decided TO change his politics COP
another
Gratis As conservative Democrat he
southern
tho committee chairmanships n
As result OF iausches vote the
the south with another
Of the 10 committee eharmen from the South with
border states And In addition speaker
Texans who act southerners, too. most issues,
Because OF Laushes the Democraca
viii offer conservative appearance public
ground particularly Congress
elections they seniority
this little their strength congress
As result the long informal coalition
northern Republicans will
That
the majority OF northern Republicans do
rules that permit their Southern colleagues
halt efforts to civil rights legislation
The coalition held last night
Republicans the solid bloc
proposed tougher limitation of debate Like the
ton the Republicans thought they had
voting their southern the
the aisle In voting they dagant limiting ubusters
against evu rights sgsaonthey the gains
the among
apons TRIBUNE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-11

with and activities for obvious
increasingly selecve and limited we marvel
at how operated ten years ago
meetings month added up to IL luncheons
months with minimum OF two hours each Then back TO the office to
callers people wanting everything fom jobs
TO advice their marital problems, no less
nights meetings scheduled speeches to be de-
do We wouldn't give anything
the fine people with whom we worked and other
rewarding take slow pick
active II Is interested
other organizations become dues paying member or
contributor spread yourself out too th you do
worth the organizations yourself either
cas- often able to make a contribution 10
but the majority of this
people " q boards do not have newspapers
least three fine individuals
know who the making the same mistake your cor
respondent made
(paid complain about what
practice paragraphs
articles The lady question sent us three clippings with the
marked She claims the paragraphs bold faced
often the least important She's right
bold certain paragraphs for
emphasis relieve monotony of much
and editors bold faced used all capital letters in their
emphasis to be the readers douby
nails boldface generally like this as Spographi
reading lines and lines Of
type kind without break subhead bold faced
characters.
1855 had
its best year in history advertising general
ceptance progress without
claims This the largest
circulation and advertising published here
families all the majority Of their income from this
time workers All of them good
contributing of their and time to various orgn
within the communyoen beyond the call of duty
team with lot OF driving and abuse from this
work efficiently and faithfully the So weeks OF
the
When we graduates
nationally chest the unspped part
pardonabe pride share with faithful ad
verers and readers who made it possible-ceci Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-11
SAME DIFFERENCE

Republicans like the crowd who voted the ibuser
the detection that party
the they talked Abe Lincoln the
they helped the southern Democrats keep the Negro his
finally Negro
long
displayed agrany by Southern the
voted often. with mental reservations
The Negro Republicans probably today
the Republican
nserably last
Northern Republicans surrepieiouy
fight civil rights legislation support Rule ~ than the Southern
who worspped
segregation the evils completely
welfare the
effort the Southern Negro
of the ON
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-11
Letters To The Editor
WAY 70 END up SERVICE sY poIITIcAI pARTns

Editor Your Publishers January g. talk
had with nationally leader extremely
estng and knowledge of having
member and working with union members Is undoubtedly
However, make slight suggestion. Taking your piece
almost yer bat and using the words political parties rather than
labor unons the word party rather than union
important part Of fight Civil Rights apparent example
have:
One party leader party a
civil rights due TO the prestige leaders, but the
and file members rights
where Negro members could play
harp on the issue but by personal active participation the elections
and the chores which good party members must good
climate in behalf Of the civil rights movement"
Negro voter his political the
service by parties the would vanish would
strong civil rights pans both party platforms While
will join the Republican party strongly that should
take active interest in political activity After all time
paying greatest
the United State OF A.
sey County Republican Civil Rights Comm