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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-06

al Nacirema Club.

NlTS. DTOdufldN WAS Ntly ptbitc
in a light blue chantilly gown of
lace and tullc, with corsage OF
roses.
The table arrangement with
silver cavdeIabrss, with white
and blue candles, punch, hors
d'oevvre, and sheet cake was
most attractive. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Zimmerman are the par
enfs OF the bride rendering
her this reception.
Out of town guests. Messrs.
Sylvester Daughtery and Tillman
Avant of Chicago, Mesdames
Mollie Smith, Evaline Crosby,
Anna Black, (aunts) Miss Bever-
ly Hall (cou) of Nashville, Tenn.
Local. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nor.
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Price,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook, Mr..
and RS. Maceo Youngbloot. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Lumpkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herschel Mlnicr, Sr. and
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Lloyd Harlin,
Lacey Manner Mcsdamcs Gayncll
Bell. Bcrnicc Evans and daugh-
ter. Ida Griffin. Irene Gilchrist,
Ella GREGORY. Anita White and
others. There we're loads Of gifts.
Buffet Dinner
Mr.. and MIS-. Leroy Chas,
Newman were honored by her
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Dickens. MIR. and Mrs. John
Scott Jr.. with a gleeful buffet
dinner Sunday afternoon at her
home on Clairmont, in LEU OF
her wedding Sept. 22nd, 1858, to
Mr.. l.. c. Newman
II was q festive occasion for
friends, sorors. and Others which
included Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
kniaht. Mr.. and Mrs. Edith
Gamble. Mr.. and Mrs. Sonny
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jodie Ds-
Wis, Mesdames Isaac White,
MurieI johnson. Hazel Warmer,
Andrew Williams. Hubert Per-
~, Larrain White. Flossie Nor
gan, Meiita Morgan. Miss Alice
BravtIey, James Rveker, John.
ME Ruth Andrews, clary Will
Iiams and w. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Watkins
Of Scotch Avenue, gave q tooth
some thanksgiving dinner for th'
entire family and friends II wa
very enjoyable.
Foreign Missionary Society o
Second Baptist Church held thcll
annual election Of officers Ia"
sunday. re elccting all Ct th'
same officers aylln DccemDcl
is the month of the "Anniver
sary Ct Jesus and we nee'
ya,r support Mrs. Rosa Scott
president. Mrs NJ Parrish, re
porte.
Block Club =.
Last Sunday afternoon the 6s
64OO Block Club of 10th Stree
held their regular meeting a
the home of Mr. and Mrs Alic
Gamhrell with a 100 per cen
attendance.
Little Miss pebora Williams
was che year cid Thursday
Nov. II. so mem end dad in
vited some q her young
friends (oge I cr ~ over TOR
ie, cream and cake. Oh. how
coed this ISL according 70 face
expressions. Ysv missed TIE
fun In net hesrina the har'
monlovs music they made win
musical instruments. lsrnheI
Ruby ord Fletcher William
daughter.
Shows Film
The Social lnformers met
the home Of Mrs. Lois Mer'
weather Monday evening Win
Continued on Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-06
BY Mary Belle Rhode S
Leaves for Tvskeeee

Leaves for Tvskegee
Mrs. Nellie Sanders, chairman
OF the March of Dimes extrava-
ganza. and Mrs. Edith Gamble,
chairman Of the souyenier pro-
gram. left the city Monday to
attend the Work Shop at Tuske-
gee, Ala
Mrs. Sarah Hall of Forest Ave
nue. spent a week at Columbia,
N. C., visiting Mrs. Mary Jen-
nings and Mrs. Gertrude San
ders. She reports pleasant
visit.
Birthday Dinner Party
Mrs. Odessa Lett was honorcd
Saturday with q delectablc birth
day dinner party given by Mrs.
Leonard Harrison of Ironwood at
her spacious home.
The quests which included
Mesdsmes Odessa Lett. Jane
Henry, Alice Layne. Marie
Harris, Sonny Hollis, Marie
Walker, Earnesiine Chichester,
ThcIma Hancock, Ann knight,
and friend. spent the after
noon al Ebony's Fashion Re-
vue al Fords Auditorium
where European creations were
shown. fabulous gowns and
dresses also rich furs we're
worn by petite models.
Mrs Isabella Plummcr, Public
Health Nurse. was presented
plaque for the deliverance Of
900 babies, Saturday at Ford
Auditorium hy TIE Girl s-..sl41'
Organization.
Wedding Reception
a beautiful setting o. palms
and sweetheart baskets OF
lsroe white NUNS slistening in
ilaht blue, also eoIcrful 9lsd''
olss was the background TOR
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Broad
NAY Nee Gwen zimmerman
as thoy received their guests
for their wedding reception
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 1''n'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Reporter Learns How Traffic VioIators
Are Checked In St. Paul First Hand

Him - the ciiY jail for booking
what mads you stpp me ~ this
particular timer WA ne qasa.
ZION guilmant pot 10 officer raui.
va
According ~ rsuila Your
driving wss very gosd We just
happened 10 spot your car vhen
ps were about three blocks sway
I ssid 10 ms partner 1.st's check
ihsi guy Hs oaks nse he doesn't
bsvs bis license How does spot
he king work. officer paulus
aatfd 81 this business ~ some
times get lunches IN particular
easas IKE n your case Isu' badc
any sg1t checking day after dry
heips 1n ~ develop an intuition ~
sorts
Ofhfer kanirOWich ~ he acct
dent division amplifed uhis some.
what People WHO are in uola,ion
have a tendency 70 perform certain
basit actions jus, a trins different
thar ordinary Some q our ofnc.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

d special University ~ Minnesota
eonwestiou at = pm Thursday.
August -. 81 NortbrDp Memorial
auditorium
Open free % lhr public iho pro
gram g. sponsored by thf uuivef
dty Summer Fcsaou ana the 10
psftmeHt ~ concerts ard lectures
Produced by Moral Rf-Arrna-
meut movement described as %
rase win time ~ ~ maize men
and nations Freedom" had ~
premiere showing February ~.
1867 IN mo Egyptian Theatre IN
ri0liyv9o1 gtufr that time. u has
been shoHr IN ~ nations snA has
besn entered p f5ar international
1ip festivals winning nrsi award
90 me LStc FrsHoe festival
Authors ~ he Freedom script
Gre 4auaussh H9ersne Weep pres.
dent ~ the African Teachers ~
aor,siion ~ South Africa Ifogi,als
Amafs former president N ttgs
gtu1snts Union ~ fpadsH uHiysf.
ats Nlgeua and me Honorable
a Aaha yisaa Kayb1 member ~
,he COD cosaf parliament Mo-
ans ap1 Anata slso aCt IN Ne
um
me STORY winch Ysy0tges
f5ua four married couples fels
= Glgsraa euians Ipsis4 woman
HSo5 snd 'nciu1ss political plo'
afli-H almost leeds - revolution
ViIsgc cpHtryuids ana market
Genes srs use1 20 zbpw daily lfs
n Africa one ~ fra eafnrramsn
fespon ssbis f7y no fur b Iuck
4fa TrgNfaHa HVs1ssh Pluto
grsphsr VINO made colgr fiim On
rapsn1 f9r Walt Disney sghe ~
ssas9 bin ~ rim Freedom
Hss3r nas arranged ~ James
" Owens Negro composer from
cornecttrDt vho travelled IN West
Aires picking up sufhsniis niIaic
"a wrich - base has S,ors Iiis
4tiRinsI fnBn, then va recorded
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Lurge Crowd
Attends Truffic
Victims Funeral

Following one OF 81 Psurs
largest funerals In several years
9-year-oid Bernie Brooks. son OF
Mrs. Louella Mcintosh. 6SS St
Anthony was buried Monday
August 4. In Eimhurst cemetery
The Brooks boy was killed Fri.
day when he lost his balance and
tel from his bicycle beneath the
rear wheels az a passing truck
lie was riding between line %
parked cars and semi-tmiIcr
truck in front Of 72O Rondo when
the accident occurred
Brooks was wcu-knowp and
well-HlSed lad in his community
He was a member OF Cub Pack 20,
Mrs Helen Burkeys den, and &c.
tive in Halle Q Brown commune
~ house
Forming an honor guard outside
Brooks Funeral Home were mem.
beers Of HQ Cub Pack and the
Flaming Arrow Patrol Of Troop
200 81 stcphanus Lutheran
Church
Rev Floyd Massey rendered the
eulogy with Brooks Funeral Home
in charge 81 burial
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

srs have naturally absorbed these
tendencies almost uuDconscioualy
ard recognize them an they pa
trol ~ isnt really . bunch when
you SOC Il iH this sepso. However.
u you asked an officer what speci-
Ne sct WA involved he would have
a hard time describing H. That Is
Why most u - refer 10 "a
huusb'"
How accurate are these hun
ches and intuition Onicer smith
stated that IN the course u a few
hours one day last week five out
u five license ohscks showed
violation
The interview was cut short by
their arrival at the Safety Build
ing
GuiimAnt pleaded guilty before
Judge Edward d MuIally wednes-
day ana was given Is day work.
house sentence
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
New Yorker On
Visit Here Dies

lUkg Edwards % New York died
Monday August la Miller hos
plul Funeral services win be con-
Quoted Friday August $ ct the
Hraakr Funeral Home Rev , l.
Glover officiating
Burial win Dc IN the National
Ccmgtofr az Fort smelling
NJ Edwards, half brother %
Mr. George Berry pal Fuller Az,
had beoH visiting Mr. and Mrs
BrTD Tor the past two months
lie became ~ Monday, August 4
anJ asH rushed 90 Miller hospital
where Hg died
Survivors are Mr. Kerry and Mr.
and Mira William Washington Of
MilHaukco who came 10 81 Paul
bolauac Of the ~ health ~ Mrs
waningtonH brother Mr. I'd
Asafdn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Moffie's Barbecue To
Open Second Place
On NicoIlef Avenue

Matte Hence, proprietor ~
Matuo's Barbecue located at 1920
f1uh Az y announced thia week
the opening ~ aeoonJ location
at 2p3G Nirnllet Ave-.
Mrs Hence has operated Mat
ties barbecue the past four years
She says her new Barbecue place
will serve tho same home-lIhe food
a. IL nov being served AZ the
Fifth Avonuc restaurant
Associated with Mrs Hence IN
her business viii be her brother.
John Simmons. who has long 81
paacpro n business
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
c aniorions Centennial
Appearance Filmed
& Shown Abroad
Nv Stall Writer

when the Cautouana we'll
known Twin CITY choral group.
sang Tor Princess Astad of Nor
way ana Prince BERTH ~ sweden
at the Minnesota Ccntounial ban.
.quol ia May no one know not
even the Centennial Commission
that the performance would be pat
ON Hlm and tape recorded for
showing and broadrasting IN the
rive scandinavian countries IN
Europe ana the far East
According 10 letter from Bob
Rose film producer for the Us.
Information Once CusIOl news.
reels ard tape recordings were pro-
duccd in The five scandinavian
diaictts and nown 90 these count
riea just tyyo days after the ban
quct
Since that time many copies of
The film have been distributed
throughout Europe and parts Of
Asia The recordings ~ tho Can.
tou8ns singing have also been
beamed into Europe and Asia by
the international rna1raHting
System GBsj
Rose letter received by the Cen
tcunisl Commission last week In.
jioated that great anmipt ~
interested las been shown IN the
Cantoriana by many 81 the c0un
tries seeing the films Also. The
ustO Is currently adding foreign
language titles 10 the rim 10 tbsf
audiences win be- able 20 read tha
names Of lhc songs The group
b. singing
According to some informed
sources the ustO WAS heppy g.
lrarn thnt mn lnterrnrai groua
Ike the Cantorians was ~ appeaf
on the Centennial program "a
more potent weapon against anti
American propaganda couldn't D.
found was The comment Of On
source
The Cmf0Hsuu were nrgsuizet
four years ago by Alcz . Jordan.
former director ~ POO eoies
Army chorus The graup is car
ronf]y directed ~ John WH,iabsr
VelI known choir director sHG
supper club pianist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Reporter photographer Jran
Guilmani didn't show up al
the Spokesman Rergrder ~
hroa last Thursday morning
July - ilc ronllnt ~ uat
safely tucked away 20 cell Mum
beF 90 in ths city JON
Guimanf vas arrested ln front
~ be bone A. G3s carroll 81 be
PARKED bic ear ard was charged
Win driving after ths suspension
- ~ drivers license
gmimani had delivered some
data - r,iaunisi gisrre nazinRa
a. Cfgtio md Aprpra f9r 9eliyery
b. NJ HeWppspaFa Minneapolis
office and gas W the process ~
making The seven block return
inp b9ras when he was spotted rs
police officers Paul Pauius ana
Donai1 y gpiih wii5 are assigned
~ SPOT hrfns@ checks
Always looking for q why ard
vhsfsfofr7 Culimant Interviewed
ths arrssilbg officers as they drove
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
ST. PAUL NAACP
MEMBERSHIP MEET
SUNDAY AT q PM

The 81 PAU branch u the
EAArr will meet Sunday after.
noon August no 81 "a rhIipa
Episcopal church AZ Aurora and
Asv kubtn
Notices 81 the meeting have
been matted 60 the branches 1000
members
Among the items on Tho agenda
according 90 a report from Leon.
.afd Garter, president IL the com.
ing city council hearing on 81
open Occupancy ordinance on
August ~
Delegates Ga the recent canvau
ton Ia Cleveland viii mako ~
poH on their successful drive 10
bring Tho 1890 national convention
OF tho NAACp t. % PAU
Another feature ~ the meeting
viii be tape recordings ~ out
standing puhiic events ~ the
Cleveland meeting including tho
presentation ~ the HpinRarn
Award 10 me iAitlc Rock children
and Mrs Daisy Bates; the plea
Tor ihe 1900 convention and 80.
opfding ~ ire prizswiBning essay
Of Joyce Hughes which recently
won hof Mas Minnesota EAACp.
Tho public In always welcome
a. NAACr meetings whether they
are members pr not
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

floor Into the basement Mir wn-
liana was struck by the masonry
and hurled 10 the basement
lle died within moment after
reaching the General Hospital,
The deceased with hia wife Ellz-
ahci who survives him camo hero
in December saalslng work The
only job he could find Mra Davis
said was Ia building wrocling
wor,
No was born IN Zachary Ia. ~
years ago
he had lived IN Chicago and
either cities during his life
Funeral services were held at
the Thomas Funeral Parlor chapel
,fith Rev z W Williams offiriat-
Ing
IN addition 30 his wifo tra de-
ceased l. survived by a stsp.son
ana step danRhterin-law Mr. and
Mrs Cart Robinson who came here
g. hc with Mra Davis
Tho Neal Funeral Home shipped
the remains
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Common A. White
House Luncheon
For Ghono PremieI

Raymond Cannon, Minneapolis
attorney and member Of the Nun
ioipal FEP commission was among
the eight US. Negroes invited TO
President Eisenhowers stag lunch.
con for chanss premier Kwame
Nhrimah during the African lead
ers visit 10 Washington
other Negroes AZ the luncheon
were
Or A o Grub, president Of
Lincoln University CPeunsylvauia,
Dr Claiming Tobias. chairman o.
the NAACP Board Of Directors
William o Walker president Of
the National Newspaper Publish
.ers Association Genoa Washing
tor, a Chicago lawyer, Dr. J s
Scott president Of Wiley College,
Val Washington director u min
critics Republican National Conn
miftee, and y Frederic Morrow
a member Of the white House
starr
Cannon IS an active Republican
He WAS appointed 10 The Mime
apolis FEP commission for the
FIRST time by the then Mayor HUI
bert u Humphrey. a Democrat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
The Mon Who Sow God

upon died and after ho had been dead i0f
months scientists perfected bringing people
with chemicals and horn1DnoH and things
they brought this back NE ana the first thing
asked him he bsosns eonacnus What's Heaven like
What's God ike7 Please TOD IA You've been there"
But wanted h. be aft alone Thoy kept begging him
Please tai what IL uie nature n goi7"
anything else" the said but mol that Hundreds
important pspie kept coming pleading with him Took" he
said ~ told q would take two hundred % adjust
Please leave atone"
Bot They nudFuR him and finally his patience out "A
right 4tut You
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

dispatched today 90 400 local units
81 tho Association IN ton southern
states.
We must not be frightened hy"
the Fsubua victory, Mir Wilkins
asserts I'VE mus, continue cur
work for degeneration more Ia.
tenscly than ever"
iiy ordering state troops Co Keep
Negrn children out ~ Little Rock =
Central High School, the Governor
brought On tho present situation,
The MACE leader pointa out IAN
that has happened since the state
troops moved IN last September
can be traced TO tho policies and
actions Of Gov Fauhua," he oharg.
oa
Expressing confidence that moth.
ing can stop the progress % de-
segregation, Mr Wilkins aces tho
Faubus triumph as something "ot
lba moment" which cannot last
unless we aueopmb Co defeatiHm
We have known spihaclga before,
And We have overcome them We
win likewise overcome this latest
development
.rhe issue, the letter points out,
10 now between Gov Fauhus ana
tho Federal Government, n IL the
duty Of tho Federal governmon, to
support and Prtsct its courts In.
Guiding the United status supreme
Court
the events in Arkansas, Mr.
Wilkins asserts calls FOR men and
women and children Of courage
such courage "a has already been
4 demonstrated a. LATHE Rock
Montgomery, clinton and a dozen
other cities in the South
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Dedication Doy
Speaker Az New
Hope Baptist

The Rev Mir a - Banks of
Kansas City win bo tho guest
speaker at New Hope Baptist
Church building dedication pro-
gram on Sunday August 10th at
$50 pm He win also bring the
morning message the same day
at N am
The Rev Banks ls one ~ the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

80 ~ 1880
best Baptist preachers Rev Banks
held The state Vice President Of
National Baptist Conventions u
IS A Inc in Indiana for six years
He is one Of the secretaries uf
the Pastor Seminar o. the Nation.
al Sunday School and Baptist
Training Union Congress u s A.
inc
He is Dean ~ Kav, Valley Dis.
trict Congress IN Kansas Rsyerand
Banks has pastorcd In the states
Of Mississippi Indiana Arkansas
The minister is n board member ~
the NAACP Branch iu Kansas
city
Rev Banks IN me pastor n the
Antioch Baptist Church In Kansas
city Kansas The public Ia invited
10 hear this great preacher Bun.
day August 10Th A. ~ % am
snd 30 nm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Hogan plsods No,
Guilty 10 Assault

lloyd Hogan 81 ~ 500 Carroll.
charged with second degree as.
smut az the result of o shooting
fray pleaded innocent Ga the
charge IN district court Monday.
August
Hogan was charged with shoot
ing At Marion Stone. tb. u IA
Aurora, ns the latter was putting
bis car IN the garage behind his
homo July 9th
Stone was not injured. bat he
returned liogans fire iniunng him
in three places Judge Carlton
McEaily has sol iIognn's trial for
the fall term ~ district court.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
BoseboII Players
Should Have Voice
j. Robinson Soys

Jackie Robinson, former
Dodgers star told a Senate
committee be felt baseball
player should have q voice
IN tho selection Of basehall's
high commissioner
Read Jackie'a suggestion
that the reserve clause
should be changed and that
players should have the o..
poriuuity 20 say whether
they want 20 play on a club
or not
These and other sports
stories and photos on page
z If this edition
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
LAWN SOCIAL SATURDAY

a Lawn gociai viii be held on
the lawn of Mrs y ~ Bolts
1919 Lyndale Az. " Saturday be.
ginning a. pm refreshments
including rrcd fish viii be- aeryed
Public invited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Read Robert Spivack's inforrns-
tive. authoritative Washington
column watch on IN. Potomac.
every week In this newspaper. This
column l. exclusive In this area
In tris paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

by the nnC concert orchestra
with tho addition ~ African drum,
mofs Detroit Mich Negro choira
and the CalShar Choral Party, u
singing and drumming group woil
known IN African radio. also sup.
PTS music Tor the nim
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Nell Says II
Pcys To Keep
Business Quiet

People who tell al %
their business % friends and
neiehbo~s may find Il rough
going when they apply FOR
credit Neu Russell writes IN
TIE current edition ~ this
paper
Nell writing from New
York sass credit organize
tious now report the most
minute happenings in the
lives ~ q man Or his wife
Sometimes family disagree
meuts which are aired FOR
psighb0rs ears become a part
~ report from credit
groups Nell says
Read Nell Russells The
Way ! See Il, !" regularly in
this paper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

were ahtppe q
Tuesday morning
August 9th 10
Omaha Neh
Mr. Davis was
wording az the
second floor level
Of a six story
building at Third
4 Nicollet A con
crete pillar crash
81.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08


He also appealed 10 American
teChnicians, teachers and doctors
20 come to Ghana and help in the
improvement OF that country I'M
der Nkrimahs leadership, Ghana
has initiated S2t6, 400 600 five
year development program
The Prime Minister drew laugh
ter when he asked Americans TO
eat more coca and drink more
chocolate Cocoa is Ghana's chief
product
He ended his speech by asking
his listeners 20 believe In God
and have faith
Top Social Affair
Besides honoring Nkrumah the
dinner proved one Of Chicago's top
social gatherings this year. on the
plannisg comm ttec, assisting
Chairman Barnett were many
prominent CtttEena.
Among them were Truman X.
Gibson ST. chairman. board u
directors, Supreme Liberty Life
Insurance CO.. the Reys Archibald
J Carey Jr, chairman. prcsi-
dents Committee on Government
policy; and J " jackson. prcsi-
dent, National Baptist Convention.
US who gave the bcnediction:
Mrs Edith Sampson. former UN
alternate delegate. and Dr. T X.
Lawlcss, internationally famoua
dermatologist
Mezzo-contralto Eta Molten en-
tertained the audience with several
selections. including Negro spir-
.ituals, one Of which she sang os-
peciaily Tor the Prime Minister
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Political Awakening:
All Africa Is On
March, Nkrumah Tells
Windy City Audience
BY CHARLES J. LIVINGSTON

Chicago (ANPl--"Au Africa is on the march aud the
political awakening is spreading everywhere +"
That statement crystazes Prime Minister Kwame Nkru.
man message to Chcagoans August 6 at an official din.
her IN the Sheraton Blackstone hotel where the hon.
ored guest Of the mayor l56member civic committee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Freedom Film
Mode In Africo
At u" AUG. Ia

The nrst midwest showing 81
Freedom feature length colot
film produced IN Africa ana star
ing Africans viii be presented a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Body Of Man In
Wrecking Mishop
Shipped To Omuhu

The remains Of Amos Davis.
SAFE Smelling Az s Minneapolis
who was killed ia an acridon, on
a building wroelang job Aug !,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08
Roy wilkins says
Roy wilkins Says
Faubus Victory Offers
Challenge To NAACP
To RedOubIe Efforts
sce rditorlalt "rauhu. Victory No surprlse" Page

New York Aug THE victory of Gov Faubus in the Ark
Democratic primary should be regarded challenge
TO rcdouho efforts expand membership TO enlist
support from every drceut American and TO fin
ancal resources IN order continue the fight for dcsegoga
ton Roy wilkins NAACp executive secretary letter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-08

Americans are people who wish
We would 20 back "a letting Atlas
support the world
Jark IIrrisoft.