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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
PRESIDENTS NOTES
THANK STUDENTS
IN LITTLE ROCK

LITTLE ROCK. Ark.
(P). - Ten Central High
School students who tele-
graphed President Eisen-
hover October IS that "law
abiding" citizens Of Little
rock remembered his
birthday received letters Of
appreciation from him yes
terday.
Ira Lipman and Robin
Woods. co-chairmen for the
10 white students. said
the Presidents letters bore
stamps and were marked
personal"
The letter read. In part:
1T is gratifying to me
to have your reafiirmation
Of one Of the basic beliefs
OF all Americans--respect
for the law Of the land.
With best wishes. sincerely.
Dwight d. Eisenhower"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
z Red Leaders
Ask Freedom

The Supreme Court heard
arguments yesterday on the
plea OF two Communist leaders
seeking reversal Of three-year
prison sentences given them on
contempt Of court charges.
Appealing from the convic-
ton and sentence are Gilbert
Green and Henry Winston.
Green was Illinois chairman Of
the Communist Party and
Winston was a party organiza-
ton secretary. The three-year
terms were In addition to Ave-
year sentences imposed for
alleged conspiracy TO violate
the Smith Act.
The contempt convictions
stemmed from their failure TO
comply with a 1851 New York
District Court order that they
surrender TO the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Red Cross Memorial
[honors n. {. Elbows

A memorial to the late Harold
p. Elbows. for IS years the
national director Of the Red
Cross safety program. was pre-
sented to Dewitt Smith. Red
Cross vice president. on Sun
day.
Contributed by Mr.. Elbows
widow. former Washington sur
geon, Mr.. Ala M. A. Enlows
the memorial consists Of q
portrait Of Mr.. Elbows painted
by Mrs. Elbows; . plaque. two
permanent. annual scholarships
to Red Cross aquatic schools
and q gift Of $500 for the pur-
chase Of books in the field OF
safety education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

ullchNONooAaA R~o$%aAAA - -
said yesterday at Washington
that the situation here lis be-
ing rapidly stabilized"
The Army in effect said the
same thing last week when 1t
pulled out half Of the i,l0o
paratroopers from Little Rock
and ordered the release Of the
guardsmen.
Yesterday the suardsmen
began going of active duty,
The Army estimated 1t might
take 10 days before all o,70O
were released.
Gov. Orval Faubus had no
immediate comment. He seemed
unimpressed when soldiers OF
the l0lst Airborne Division
left last week. He commented
that we're still occupied"
A previously all-white Gen.
trail High School. the remain
ing 1900 guardsmen and S5t
paratrooperS are protecting
nine Negro students.
The three boys and six girl:
now are in their nth week ol
integrated classes In the 1000
pupil school. Two were III witt
Influenza yesterday.
School officials said white
students were having similar
ailments. Absenteeism at Gen.
trail High has more thar
doubled over the week end
Nearly one-fourth Of the stu
dent body was absent yester-
day.
The optimistic statement By
Mr.. Hays ct Washington wa,
made after the Arkansan con-
ferred with President Essen
hover's chief aide. Sherman
Adams. Mr.. Hays said he TOLD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Scottish Rite
To Honor $500

The Supreme Council Of the
S3rd-degree Of Scottish Rite
Masons viii elect more than
$500 members to special hon.
ors today.
The closed session OF the
governing body Of the South
ern Jurisdiction will elect l.
200 knights commander OF the
court Of honor and $50 for the
honorary 33rd-degree inspec-
tors general.
Yesterday. more than 400
delegates to the biennial ses-
sion Of the supreme council
33rd-degree honored George
Washington with q wreath
laying ceremony at his Mount
Vernon tomb.
The ceremony OF investiture
for the newly elected knights
commander Of the court Of
honor will take place at the
Scottish Rite Temple tomorrow
night. with the conferral Of
the 33rd-degree to take place
on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

marshal. They turned them
selves in four-and-a-half years
later.
Yesterday attorneys for the
pair argued that they had no
knowledge Of the court order
hence could not be guilty Of
willfully failing to comply with
1t. They also commended that
the three-year term was an
abuse Of the judges discretion.
Government lawyers con-
tended the defendants had
knowledge of the order actually
and In a legal sense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Connecticut Couple
Admitted to Practice

Francis ]. Mcnamara, jr..
and his wife. Noreen. yesterday
were admitted to practice before
the bar Of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Mcnamara. a graduate
Of Gonzaga High School and
Of Georgetown University. is
the son Of a former deputy
alien property custodian here.
He is engaged in law practice
In Stamford, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22

Mr.. Adams nothing that has
significance. really"
Mr.. Hays said Mr.. Adams
listened to his report sympa-
thetically but gave no indica-
ton as to when the White
House feels II may be possible
to withdraw troops from Little
Rock.
Mr.. Hays viii return to Little
Rock 30 report to . committee
Of civic leaders who are trying
to work out q solution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
Jet Pilot Killed

WENDOVER AIR FORCE
BASE. Utah. Oct. % ga
Navy F2H-3 Banshee Jet
crashed on the desert near
Wendover yesterday. killing Its
pilot. 1t. q. g. Frank valen-
tine Ruge. r.. IS. Of Omaha.
Nehr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
US. Ticking Guordsmen
Off Duty in Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK Ark, Oct % W1.-The release OF BYuU
Arkansas National uardsmen from Federal duty got into l
swing today Little Rock ntegraton crisis continued IN
a state Of suspended animation.
Representative Brooks Hays Democrat Of Arkansas an
neacemaker far in the srgge
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Services Held FOR
Robnrt Boy vornodo

BcrWrsa f1f I.atsrt ray Var
aado. - of 72f Fremont ~ a.
who aas gills1 July 3 were hei1
TIesdsy Jmy 3 - Woodsf1s
Funeral cHapsi With rev Stanley
q king asaiviari pastor ~ zion
baptist church officiating
~ varuado was born IN De.
troii Mich ffs rsus 20 Mime
apoBa with fds family IN 1919 he
vrss 10 tha air farce during The
Korean wsr
Hs - survived b. he parents.
VI ard Wrs Edd.e vsrnndo. one
sister Mildred ysrnsdq. tus
brothers Joha and Ray AL ~
Minneapolis aunt Mrs. BWanrlua
poaemsn Detroit Mirh mater
nal grandfather " l. Monroe.
Detroit ps,arnai grandparents.
NJ an1 Mr. yafnRaS - jack
IN. Miss four uneiss 0Es Do
Ias ksor Miss one IN Memphis
Term ard tgo 81 Detroit
Burial vas lu Crystal LsfF
rsraetsFy Win Wo,sasrJ Funeral
Home IN charge % arrangements
Mrs Rossmsn ~ fIs'yMt raHe
- m sify n attend funeral ser
drss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

the hil up Tor two or three days
and then drop Il
senator PAU Douglas tpem.,
no aaid "Wednesday, however.
since the monta Of the bills ara
not now being debated, thia is No
time for compromise talk
White southern senators say
they VIII support amendments Ca
the btu tf they involve weakening
OF sortenipk rs provisions they
also state Catogorlvally that they
don't want ANY kind af eiwi
rights hill period
Tho northern liberal Democrats
are allowing Republican leader
William knuwlsnd 60 carry the
bah IN the hattie and are ready 60
give assists whenever necessary
Wednesday Senator Hubert u
Humphrey discussed the pro,
uvl rights position on To-day"
the MIG oatiy morning program
Opposite hlui was senator Samuel
= Erwin ~ Dem n 60
Humphrey pad his and the
minds 81 his prosciyil rights
group had not closed un the
matter ~ amendments but that
they would npt favor any amend
uent which would ia fact weaken
or nulllfy me spirit Of the rights
measure we want the people of
every state N The union Including
those ~ the south ta be allowed
Ia vote and We feel that IN view o.
present circumstances the federal
government has duty 90 protect
that constitutional right
The United States cannot sell
the rest ~ the world on the 81.
ficasy If democracy II 81 doesn't
practice u in every state ia ita
union Humphrey told the nv
audience
Erwin said the southern %,
pansnts IT oiyll right did mol plan
q nlbuuter this time but that they
weuid only engage III an "educa
tianni campaign, 90 inform tho
American people on the danger ~
the civil rights proposals
During aub-coumittoe hearings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

meut was made by Rev Martin
Luther Simmons, pastor
Rev Stewart began his minis.
torial career in Minnesota years
ago As pastor Of 81. James AME
church In Minneapolis lie later
served as pastor Of 81 james, 81
Paul and AZ 81 Peters AME
church Minneapolis
After leaving ST. reters for a
church in Evanston. III. his next
appointment waa 70 the pastorafe
Of Ebcnezer AME IN Detroit
which AZ that time was roputed
70 De the largest church 80 mem
bcrahip in the AME connection.
Three years ago, Rev Stewart
established Peoples Community
Church which recently acquired .
church IN the fashionable Detroit
ares in whigh five churches are
clustered The structure ~ said 90
be- The show place 81 Detroit and
now has 300 members The con
rrcgafion paid gs5 900 IN cash last
April a. a down payment on tho
eJiHee and now has $4,000 IN It's
building fund
BesslBe of his long service IN
the Twin Cities The Detroit milo.
lister has large circle ~ friends
IN the Twin cities IFS guest ser
mon sunday morning 40 10 90 a
m u5H be hla first ln his former
paE'urste.H new church building
Rev Stewart ana Mrs Stewart
arc yaCsti0uinE 10 Minnesota
Ery y l. Simmons told fhia
newspaper he Uas grained that
Rev Stewart would break into his
vacation - bring he morning
message a. 81 Peters Sunday
TIE tso ministers are great 20
nllrsros ~ one another Stewart
loses no opportunity % praise
simmons Tor his great work In
building Heg 81 Peters and
Simmons calls Stewart enc ~ The
rotmtry's great pastors ard hla
father In the AME church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
Minnesota Drmperat Nho leads
northern Democrats in senate
lights Battle

Minnesota Democrat Who leads
northern Democrats in senate
lights Battle
not want the Negroes ~ that sec
iiou To- any place except Ia a posi-
uuH " aibiestiDH
The same senator says every
times tHo aDutEa sp2kcsfuon yet
befarr ~ the camTfa tells D.
story which responsible Amen
rsus would like - forget namely
rhste are parts ~ the uRA where
there 20 no freedom liberty Or
democracy Tor a large portion n
SEQ r.tIzena.
The ssme senator pointed Upt
tho recent Meet Ths Press"
program where Governor James
Coleman admitted that be didn't
think The 800 900 Negroes ~
Mississippi. hall ~ the total
state population. should be-
allowed e. vote
geHaiDr Russell lH bic speech on
iho opening day Monday said he
planned b. talk ~ President
Eisenhower about the BIN because
De- said De didn't believe me
President Understood The danger
~ ths measures which are called
me Eisenhower civJ rights pro
poaHla
Senator Kn0wlaHf Indicated ~
ne pfsas associations "Wednesday
that be would BE- open 20 augRes
ton n cDmpf9mIse after ne
Dlg naa ~ Tor debate % Tho floor
vice President Nixon Is also 70.
ported b. the same sources rs e.
Ereripg that sumo compromise
should BE- made
However several weeks ego
EnrRIand said 10 Republican
Efuafgfa sitter meeting with
Ju 1eli Eisenhower
Gentlemen promised the
IRE dent "a enlist Tor The dura-
t.an 20 Frf civil Rights lsgiaia-
far pgaad I ask ygu gentlemen
~ enlist with me
SIZE mn nght "a finish, I'm MOI
interested IN empty gestures n
would be- a waste u time "a The
Senate and the country 70 call
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

Who wtH direct Pre- CgHf rption
HnslaaI Judy 10
Bethesda Baptist church IIis g.
Eghfh ~ Minneapolis Sunday
July ~
Sessions uiiI begin ~ 3 3 m ,U
fbs afternoon ard 1fc scheduled %
close a. ? 3 ~
Mnsica Jdy 10
The ftrv FTgyd Massey Jr
moderator announced that two
spoelsi prs-e0uysn'ioH events are
scheduled Ous IL a musical 10 b.
held Friday uiEh, JUiy 10 e.
INN J,sp,iai church o. . %
ChNfa and rhaufsss ~ Baptist
eburb hes IN the Twin Cities VII
rombtns ~ present such numbers
~ fmfdammAtfa" ~ noe n.
Biers This ii'Ess ~ Buha pls#
gospsl and NtFro spuluslE
The musical organizations HH.
Der ne dire fi1r ~ while p Halle
N z.oa Baptist church viii Hs
fCauiInusd On page ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

reign attended the matches and
presented the championship tro-
phy 20 AIaa Gibson as II in answer
se tho audience which had appear
- ~ bp unfuendly 20 the tan
bronze gitl from America tseo
Nell Dudaon RuaHslia comment IN
her column. The Way ! Sec II, p
on page Q this week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
Rev. C.. r. Stewart
breaches Sunday At
81. Peters Church

Ii was announced this week
that Rev Carlyle Fielding
Stewart Of Peoples Community
Church, Detroit. will preach at
the sunday morning service at
st Peters AME church in
Minneapolis The announce.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

renee % 81 Paul viii have charge
Of the ceremonies Among those
scheduled 10 appear on the pro
gram fgr very brief remarks will
be- Minneapolis Mayor y X
Peterson Rev Charles Sexton. W
y McAdams pfcmdrnt ~ be
Temple Association Clarence ~
Smith Df " - Brown samuel
l. RaBaou EdWard Robbins Hrv
- W Bolts ~ O Williams
Henry Thomas Alice Ougus Rev
Martin & Simmons Raymond "
Cannon Rev Louis johnson, WI
liam sayiss OEa worthy grand
matfpH Helen Lawrence ard
Cecil Newman
Lodges which viii participate
inrfsde Pioneer Lodge No . An.
ebor 41yafd 30 2. Perfect hsh.
lar 80 ( Regent I>gIFe no s..
Palestine Lodge no T. Doyis
Lodgo No 2 Alpha rA8gs No 10
oEg chapters scheduled ~ paF.
ilclpzfs Include Elizabeth rirHeg
Chapter no 2, giscia Chapter
re = Queen % Bbcbs chapter
10 . Pride n the West Chapter
30 ? Princess Oziei Chapter No
70 ard Omega Chapter go a.
Other groups listed are Pat
Masters Council Past sna Pres
sri Patrons ard Nafrons Council
North Star Conzist9fy 80 a.
Fezzan Temple No izg. Yezzaa
Court 80 2 Arss L1dge 10 80
IBpEJyy ard Gopher Io1ge 10
100 rfasEOw
Nnar IN TIRE program viii 10
citsds numbers by ne Hale Inc
ne rD"ns Eies cluh u So pstsTs
AME church
Hsfrei e yorea IL re prugfau
chairman ard a y Wright 'se
eo-ehairrnsn psa' worship fgi
grand MASTER Charles . D0ty gl5i
serve ss master n ceremonies
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
MAYORS cot NCn
APPHoyEs or ~OPTS
OCCUPANCY PRINCIpLR

The recent uoetlng ~ tgs Mn
rsapoHs Mayors Council ~ ia.
msn Rslstiora a. ths Normandy
Hotel approved ths principle 81
'apsr occupancy
a proposed ordinance IN the
sIhftct UlH - gt4dle1 ~ the
council a. q Future meeting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE ON in US. SENATE
Penalty Of 81
For Golfers Who
Register Saturday.

Golfers who plan 10 play IN the
annual Bronze Tournament who
wait until Saturday morning, July
rs 10 register viii be assessed an
extra dollar
Registration may be made now
at Cassius club in downtown Min
neapolls Registrations may be
made an day Friday. July II un-
IN ~ midnight at the Nacirema
club. 3o}e Fourth Az, s.. Mime
apolis
The dollar additional penalty IL
being assessed 10 discourage reg.
istration at the Thee wirth golf
course which slows up record
keeping At the tourney
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
Free Copies Of
1857 Minnesota
Lows Available

Fro" copies Of the i0s page
state lawa ~ Minnesota passed ~
amended by me 1907 state loRia.
laiuro are aysilsbls b. those VIM
Faui them - the office ~ this
newspaper ~ 2f2 Imfd hy g IN
Minneapolis and $40 Globe nmids
Ing "a Paul Minnesota
THE years printed session laws
contains handy indeg ~ laws
paaned which makes handy re-
terence fDr those SEEKING the text
and contents ~ various laws paau
-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
Congressman Roy Wior
inserts Editorial On
Williams la Record

Washington y. Q The sdi-
touai -rhc Billy Williams
story which appeared Ia the
Juns n edition ~ the Mime
apoHs Spokesman and the ST.
Pau Recorder was printed IN
me July s edition u the Con-
KtessioHai Record. official pub.
lleati0n Of both houses Of the
federal congress
The editorial was inserted AZ
the request of Congressman
ROY Wisr ~ the Minnesota
Third district
Millions 81 citizens read the
Congressional Record.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

tslevsiou uetworlu on the detsn
slNu charged that the aoutha
position an yivl ripbH n never
given fair rayoraEc by the Nv
hBios
Another senate Democrat rfom
the north told reporters after the
urai hour or $50 ~ speeches BY
aoutbvn opponents that "it The
south does not get over Sc post
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

which he is said 10 be adept re-
suited In his capture for the fatal
shooting
ID = Black Minneapolis dance
impreSsariu who brings some Of
the Leading bands 70 Minneapolis
FOR dances al Labor Temple was
questioned by police after the
shooting because a Minneapolis
Star photo library revealed a
photo OF a young man answering
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
Prepore For Fltiboaer,
PrePore For FtibOsters
Civil Rights Battle
Begins; Senate Lines
Form For TuSSIe

Washington, y, Clhe civil rights fight began ia the
Senate Monday when Senator William T. knuwbnd U}cp,
CaG senate minority rarr mayed that the body take up the
House passed evil rights hill II 6l2 pending business
Southruers ed by Richard Russell Dom Gal uumpdi.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

speichers descriptions dsncing At
the Labor Temple
Miss Black ara others told po-
lice they only knew specHer ~
rFrsnchy and That he dd not
have reputation Cor being tough
or a trouble maker bat liked Ia
dance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

apex ui her career which was a.
chieyed under severe haHdirapa
familiar 20 thn lot 81 American
Negroes
English newspapers had caHtls
gated the crowds 90 Wimbledon
for poor reception given Miss
Gibson Ia the earlier rounds Of
play on the final day Queen
Elizabeth for the first time la her
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
Police Solve Killing:
FUFS1 SuTVc NTTng.
One Dead; Another
Wounded In Dispute
Over S. For Liquor

ohe Minneapolis dead, another is ia critical eond.
ton m General Hospital the aftermath shooting Friday
night, July s.
smart consistent detective work by the MINNEAPOLIS
pohce department resulted ia the capture of the
confessed 70 holding the German Lugor pistol which killed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12


~ the senate judiciary group
Ergln conducted similar educn
tlural campaign IN which 10
re1d from classic literature, the
Hbls ard many other volumlnous
prose essays and articles Hardly
any ~ the matter wan even re-
matsiy related 70 the civil rights
bills being discussed by the com.
mlttes
~ waa this educational cams
palRn tnnbusterl In the commit
Tee which finally caused the nor
Continued on page ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12
In Minneapolis
In minneapolis
Prince Hall MaS0nS
To Lay Cornerstone
Of Temple Sunday

Members ~ the Prince Hall Masonic Lodges and Order Of
Eastern stars Prince Hall utilization an the Min
jurisdiction viii participate u the ceremonial
stone laying Of the Masonic temple az 1882 Fourth Az g.
Minneapolis, Sunday afternoon. july H. az 4 3.
Grand lodge 0fcaIa bed by grand muster John " Law
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

Robert Nanado, 72t Fremont Av.
n. as he sat 81 his auto with two
companions in front Of 1918 FIRE.
mont Az n
In jaii Is Lee r lFreHchyl
Spaicher 20 said 20 be deyotee
OF rock and roll and calypso
dancing His love for dancing at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

Wien Lieutenant Alfred A.
raBniaRha8l rscs we'd orders pr
DUTY invpiNng land nyng On
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Efarns Corps aNstor 70 b. a.
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