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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
GLAMOUR rs THEIR BUSINESS
Trdvel Tips Given
By Terry Moore
by LYDIA LANE
IfirrnF Wnaawnrlaaa munalral

hOLLN WOOD. - Al tncy
gave . prize for long dis
lance committing. I'd prob
ably win It." Terry Moore
told me. "for I live IN Panama
and work In Hollywood. Last
year I Travelled 100000
miles. and I'll top that figure
this year.
MY husbands business
takes him 10 New York fire.
quently-last month we were
there three times. And now
I'm doing a Tv play here.
90 that means more travel
ing back and forth. One
thing I feel qualified TO talk
about Is living out Of q suit
ease.
IF you want to travel
light and yet want 10 be able
20 check into q hotel and
start dressing for . party
Immediately. you have 10
choose q special wardrobe.
But It isn't too difhcult with
those wonderful non-crush-
able fabrics" Terry ex-
planned. I'm very fond Of
ribbon knits. They are so
easy to pack and they hold
their shape without ever hav-
ing 10 be pressed. And they
are pleasant TO wear In any
kind Of weather.
Limit Your COlors
IF you like to travel" she
continued. you have to limit
your colors 80 that your ac-
cessories can be interchange
able. I ind 1t convenient to
wear plastic sandals for day
time. and for evening gold
sandals 60 with almost
everything.
when you buy q dress
with a basic line you can
dress 1t UP with jewelry or
flowers or play 1t down with
sweaters or scarves and wear
It around the clock"
When I complimented
Terry on her beautifully rich
suntan she replied:
Il never sun myself with
out applying Suncream first.
/ used to think that as long
as ! didn't burn I didn't have
TO use any tanning prepare
tions. but now, I know that
II you want to keep your skin
soft and lovely, you have to
protect it."
] asked Terry about living
IN Panama City.
life there is so relaxed
and easy. I never realized
how much I was driving
myself until I went. down
there to live. 1t took me a
while to get used to their
leisurely pace. but nov /
love it,"
We were chatting at CHS
on the Studio One" set. and
Terry pointed out:
Everyone is 50 keyed up
and working under such
pressure. I suppose they
always have. but I'm much
more conscious Of tension
now that I can be objective
about 1t.
THE people in Panama
may overdo the 'manana'
attitude, but their work is
secondary to their enjoyment
Of life. They prefer being
carefree and happy to being
rich. Material things just
don't have the Importance
to them as they do to us.
Siesta and Beauty
Another of their customs
I've grown to like" Terry ex-
planned, sis the siesta. The
big meal comes in the middle
Of the day and all the shops
are closed for two hours. No
one would think Of skipping
or hurrying through lunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
ENGAGEMENTS

their daughter Lynn Margery
10 Mr., Malcolm Macdousall
Strange. son Of Rear Admiral
Hubert Ellis Strange. UsN
tretired). and Mrs. Strange
Of Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

Capt James Alfred
Thomas. uSN. and Mrs.
Thomas Of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement Of
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Adoms-ReYnolds

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Andrew
Joseph Adams Of Arlington
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Albus-HHIyGrd

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Albus
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Jane Cath
crime 10 Mr.. William Prank
lin Hillyard. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Hillyard.
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observation-disclosures

Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter ogus
announce the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Judith
Lynn Edwards. 10 Mr.. Nelson
Lloyd Newhouser. son Of DR..
and Mrs. Lloyd r. Newhouser
OF Coral Gables. Fla. An early
spring wedding Is planned.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
MRS. JoElLA CALHOUN
DIES; HAD LIVED
HEpE so YEARS

Mrs Joalla Calhoun, 1910 Smell
ing Az a resident of Minneapolis
fos The past 50 years died Monday
evening November II az Fairaew
hospital
Mrs Calhoun had been In IL
health for the past two years and
h0spltalized internationally during
that time she was a charter mem.
Der u Zion Baptist church. where
she had been active UP until her
health failed
Funeral services were held
Thursday November 20, AZ Zion
Baptist church with Rev II "
Bolts sr, her pastor officiating
she Is survived by two nsphews
Mr and Mrs. James Moppins q
Minneapolis ard Arthur Aoppina
Of Kansas city, Kana and great
uieeea, Mrs Katherine Nash and
family Of Robblnsdale. Minn
Burial was al Crystal Lake
cemetery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
CHURCH
NEWS

nay love II Sc keep my command
ments. ye stall ablts IN my love.
Even a. / have kept my Father s
commandments, and abide In His
love, These things have l spoken
unto YOU. that my Joy might re-
main in you that your JOY might
be full This ia my commandment
That ye love one another as I
loved you. Greater love hath no
man than this. a man lay down
his life for his friends Ye are my
friends II We DO whatsoever ! COM
mand you ST. John 1874
This VAS the scripture from
which Pastor william 4 Williams
preached Sunday last Now read
the bible and examine YOURSELF,
See il you have the love Of God in
your life
Note Our annual Thanksgiving
service viii be conducted on this
coming Sunday November 23. We
invite YOU 10 Join with Us in giving
thanks 10 God for Fffs mercy and
goodness.
Note We are having a Thanks
giving revival Tuesday through
Friday and Sunday evening this
week Evangelist Quick Of our local
church viii be conducting the serv-
ices. II you come, 1 know God will
bleAs your heart
Lannie Bergman, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
NorIrr or INSTRUMENTATION

Notice NJ hereby given that MIN
hEapDfiF contact Lens Go. was IN
rDfpurated GA the lsth day ~
November. 1855 uhA6r and our
suBnt 20 the Minnesota Business
Corporation act
The pcneral nature af SIS business
shall he The ntting ana dispensing
~ contact ionHss ~ all kinds and
nature
Tho address % ita regiatered
office Is fpl Southwestern Federal
building Minneapolis 3. Alnresota.
Th. names and addresses ~ the
inCDrporators are
Robert A. Atlas. 2Flf Huntington
St Louis Park MINI
Ruth @ Atlas, gflT Huntington. 81
tauts Park. MINI
sherman Master. git tpten Ave, Ne
Minneapolis. Mimi
Eetty Masier. aii Upton Ave Ne.
Minneapolis Minu
The names and addresses ~ tht
first Board ~ Directors are
Robert 4 Atlas 2ft1 Huntington
Sc louis PARK Ninu
Ruth O. Atlas aftG Huntington, Sc
LoHla Park. Mlnn
sherman Master. Ell Upton Ave No
Minneapolis MIN
Betty Maaisrs ST. Upton Ave No
Minneapolis, MINI.
hated ~nNeWh best tT 1855
MlN&EAppflR CONTACT LENS co
~ AENEEgFt rEHL a JOHN
SON
attorneys
COS Northwestern Federal Bldg
Minneapolis Minnesota
spokesman. November CT. 1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

tor n Wayman AAfE church o.
Gciated with burial In Rossdals
cemetery
There are no known survivors
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge 81 arrangements
yor PASS books and we want
freedom
IN other court actions 800 AZ
aoan women we're held on charge
Tor action NOV G.
Al ths court session where the
women we're released a crowd u
500 Africans. mostly mon. greeted
them outside BY raising their right
thumbs in me "Atrika" salute and
shouting The womsn Ioined IN A
police officer gave a clear the
streets order to his men, Who
brought out ths tear gas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
MACEDONIA BAPTIST

Sunday November 10 Macedonia
Baptist church WAS inspired 10
great heights with a very spirit
filled service at the eleven O'Clock
hour Rev Jackson. assistant min.
lister at Friendship Baptist church.
brought a splendid message using
for his subject. and I opened NV
Mouth" This truly was a great
message,
Mr. and Mrs. Vanada, Mr..
Himphill Mrs Jackson. wife Of
Rev. Jackson and their two sons
and daughters were visitors
The afternoon tea sponsored by
the Harmonic Iubilettes was
great success They presented an
inspiring program including solos
by Mr. Louis Boone and Mr. FL
more hin. readings by Miss Ethel
Mae McGee Mr. Himphill and
Rev r. G. Cassius. MIR. DAYTON
Loud, 2s26 nth Av s., was win.
ncr Of the turkey,
Our pastor Rev. n c. Caaaus
and the congregation attended
Camphor Memorial Methods
church in ST Paul for another in.
iercsiing program at the 1880 pm.
hour
Mrs Gladys MCGOWAN. secre-
tary reporter.
Rev r. G Cassiua. pastor.
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ZION BAPTIST

Sunday November l6, was q
lovely day for worship. Your re-
porter was a little late and on en-
tertng the church found large
crowd assembled Rev II w Bolts
Sir brought a timely message US.
ing as basis Matt 2a:42 His sub
feet was watch for We Know
Not the Day Nor Hour the Master
C0insth TINS IL a warning 10 the
vase not 20 pat or salvation but
now Is the accepted time A very
impressive dedication for teachers
and workers Of the Sunday School
was held during the service Rev
8 r King assisted AZ the morning
worship hour.
The Gospel Choir WAS in charge
% music with Mrs Dora Hardy
directing and Mrs W NJ warder
AZ the organ and Miss Linda Bueh-
annnn pianist.
New members added were Mr
Sam Ruben Of Camden, Ark. who
united under watch care. which
covers three month period. II he
decides 20 remain IN the city per-
manently. the church welcomes
him 20 slI membership Little Bet
tie Clark 1924 Aldrch Av ~.
united as a candidate for baptism
Visitors were Mrs. Ruth Cald-
well. Sarah Hines, Maxine Hines,
Miss Vivian Brown. Mrs Mary l.
Shedrick, Atlanta, Ca, mother OF
Mrs Nola Richmond Of TO Du-
pont Az NJ Mrs Ruth Rivers and
Mrs Zillah Waters both Of St
Paul, Atty Douglas Hall. president
Of Mpls Branch OF the NAACP
and Judge Howard Bennett Mr.
Hall and Judge Bennett gave a
few brief remarks Of encourage
meut 30 the congregation The
pastor and congregation extend a
hearty welcome TO all.
To Mrs Mabel Nichols and fam.
ily Of 80 Girard Az N. Zion ex.
tends deepest sympathy In the loss
Of their husband and father, Ed,
ward Nichols Blessed are they
that mourn, for they shall be com
forted, Matt. sd.
Remember midweck PRAYER serV.
ice at 1880 pm, BTU. $3.50 pm
every Sunday.
Mrs r, Henderson, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
JOHN TUCKER RITES
HElD NOVEMBER 10

Final utcs for John Tucker
1924 Eighth Az. n. who died No
vcu,bcy IS. in Minneapolis General
hospital. were held Tuesday No
vetuhcr ~, AZ 2 pm, a. Woodland
Funeral chapel with Rev Charles
Parker officiating
Mr. Tucker had been IN failing
health Tor several months and hos.
pitaiised intpruhttcntly a native
~ Boligre. Ala ne had been a
resident ~ Minneapolis for the
past 20 years
Survivors include an aunt, Mrs
r.uehjrta stewart; a cousin Mrs
Carrie Morris both 81 HsttisberE
Miss and other relatives
Burial vas in Crystal Lake
cemetery with woodland Funeral
HOME Ia charge q arrangement
Mira Stewart and daughter, Mrs
Norris aunt ard cousin, carnc 20
Minneapolis 10 atftnd funeral ssry
ices
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
on
LYNN PfAYA Apartments, INC

Notice rs hereby given that LfNS
PLAZA APARTMENTS NC Waa
Incorporated under the laws - the
stBte - Minnesota on the oth dag
% N0EsmbrF 1858
THE general nature ~ tne hn4iuNHa
10 be- conducted IT,
Tg acquire IS purchaEs lease o.
otherwise and 10 take own, nold,
rnu aEcEAuEe transfer. ieHHr, re-
pair maintain. Improve. CONSTRUCT.
mortgage ar " amy ether manner
da4I iu ana with real property or
paraanll property wherever mtp-
affd whether within ~ wtthodt
JhF state % Minnesota
Tma address - the Registered
nfftoe ~ aBid corporation " tala
Franea Aysuae South. Minneapolis
MIEusHutA
TFe names and places % residence
~ tna pcrs0us forming the corpora
aa6stt K.lbsf 1918 r1tle Insurance
bids Minneapolis. Mlnn-
TaIni Aaekie. s0f Russell Ave,
NaEtE Minneapolis. MINI.
BgyEfIta LutE $3.50 indiana Ave
North. Minneapolis Miun
The names and places 81 residence
20 jHs first Board ~ DIRECTORS are
David Agkeybrrg. 2bts Francs Ave,
Sos Minneapolis, MINI
NormNu u AckerbarR, a6iE West
tEua st Minneapolis MINI.
HuRcrf krIbvr. lEEf Title Insurance
B3aE. Mtuuea potts. Mtna.
This notice tW given Pursuant %
TIE prHRlfl0uR of Subsection 81
section 5 ~ tile MluHe#1ta business
Corporation Act
L4tsN PIAzA APARTMENTS, fSc
Sly
Hutsrt kciher, its Attorney
1870 TITLE Insurance. HldE
Minneapolis. MINI,
Sspakssmao. Nov 81, 1851
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
MRS. MARY tMorHER)
BRaUGHER Dies RITES
HELD ON NOV. 10

Mrs Mary CmotherJ Brangher
1912 Rondo Az. died November ?,
al Our Lady of Good Counsel
hospital where she had been a
pAtle for the past several
months
A native o. Coahoma Miss. she
came 70 ~. Paul two years ago 10
make her home with her daughter
and son sin-law. Mr. and Mrs Dew
~ Jackson at above address. She
vas a member of Pilgrim Baptist
church and deaconoss OF the
church She was fondIy called
Mother BrsuRher by her friends
vho numbered many, that she had
acquired during her bfief residence
IN 81 Paul for to know her WIS
70 loye her
Other survivors IN addition 10
her daughter. Mrs LEILA Jackson.
include two sons. Frank BrauEher
Memphis, Tenn, and Charles
clarlsdale, Miss a sister Mrs
tuta Morgan Coahomas grand
daughter. Mrs Ventyesa Robertson
81 Paul and a number ~ other
relatives
Twilight services we're held NJ
BROOKS Funeral Home November
10 with Rev Floyd Massey Jr
officiating MFR James Murray was
soioist and Mira Arlee Haliowel
pianist The romans were shipped
20 Cuahoma. Miss, for burial on
November II, accompanied by Mt
and Mrs Dewey Jackson and
daughter Mrs vontrosa Robertson
Brooks Funeral Home was IN
charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Funeral OF james
Edward Nichols Held
Monday, Nov. II

Funeral services for James III
ward Nichols ST. Dis Gtrard Az
y who died IN Veterans hospital
early Wednesday morning Soyera.
Der II were held at ST Peters
AME church Monday afternoon
November IL At two O'Clock. Rev
N L, simmons, his pastor. offlci.
ated assisted by Rev w l. Battle
II Graham Temple and Rev. NJ G.
ConweH 81 Holsey Memorial CINE
church
Bradford Penner special soioist
from the Cantorians sang, "rye
Done Ny Beat q request number
by the family and Mrs Mabel
Henderson. sang. Precious Lord
IN declining health for the past
three years. Mr. Nichols suecumbed
At Veterans hospital where he had
been a patient since May 20 %
This year
a native Tcnnessean, the de-
ceased was born In Erin. Tenn.
and was brought to Minneapolis
by his parents in his early youth
where he had resided for The past
50 years He vas a member ~ 81.
Peters AME church where he had
held membership Tor more than 30
years
ne Is survived by his widow
Mrs Mabel Nichols and two sons
James Edward Jr and Wilbur
EeFucile
Burial was in ~ Smelling Na.
fional cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge of the
service
Mrs Minnie Mathis Of Detroit.
Mich sister % Mrs Nichols. came
% the city TO attend funeral sery-
ices
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
RITES Held FOR
BAss TURNER NOV. I8

Bass Turner, 72a Hondo Az died
November rs in Anckcr hospital
where he had been admitted after
suffering a stroke
He was horn In Shoal, Ark
and had lived in 81 Paul for four
years
He Is survived By one son. Reed
ZEE Turner OF ST Paul. grand
daughter. Mrs pella Mae Heuder.
Hop Sc Paul and grandson, Air.
man &c Felix Turner stationed
at Ellsworth AFB. SD; one
niece Mrs Juristene Neal OF st
Paul a cousin, Mrs pucie Neal
81 Paul and other relatives.
Funeral services were held AZ 2
pm Tuesday November 10 at
Brooks Funeral Chapel with Rev
M G. Couwell officiating
The remains were shipped to
shoal Ark FOR burial
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
NoTtoE or INCORPORATION
OI NnAIE RI.AI.IN. INC.

Voice rs hereby given that IGN.
dale Realty lHe WAS duly organ
izrH a. q corporation under the laws
~ {1r state 20 Minnesota on the
ra Aay og NnvpmnoF. 1854 pursaaut
20 tNn prpNiHteas % chapter BDI
et Minnesota Statues, 1851, known
az fhs Minnesota business Act
THE PHGpose for witch This GER
pgrIttan 81 foymed "a pa carry on q
frai estate Brokerage aad sales bus.
lue#a 80 principal and a. ascent. and
ehNll taelWde bHt shall not be- ilm-
ltad o. the tafiawinw To buy Eeii
Fi4H gHilt ropair mhiHtatn, hai}A
atrueFataa IN avefy aeaeSfBtiau 4Ba
tH 3D-s0y and an thlnea necessary
81 forth
ghe aadreas af ths Registered
atflee 20 Ha3 Cooperation b secs
rs rfa1a NsaHUa -ogth Minneapolis.
N.9GFaafV
me uamsv - tAe Incorporated
and the fWst na2td 20 Directors
ara their A13tfF ses are ne follawa.
Robert 3faseIhaWR 4slu CAsas
Avanas &naszpu3fa. Minnesota
Robert + NfaHae, 1f9T Idaho Az
enag South. Minneapolis Min
Fsal owen fohasop 1898 West sstt
stgset Minneapolis Minnesota.
LFNIAAt.E REALTY INC
Hy Ita Attorney
Pant fehnsnn.
tE45 Rand Towe~
M.ugeape Minn
Spokesman, November 81. 1880
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
sol s. CARTER WAS
BURIED ON NOV. IS

Final rites for SOL y Carter,
726 Fremont Az, who died Novem-
her az, In oak Ridge hospital.
were held AT 2 pm November ~.
at Woodlands Funeral chapel with
Rev NJ J Hcndrioth officiating
tie was born IN Ft Scott, Kans
and had lived in Minneapolis FOR 90
years.
Surviving - a niece Mrs olive
Carter Of 81 PAU and other rrla
ives
Burial WAS In ilOaedale come
terry. with Woodland Funeral Home
IN charge ~ the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
SERVICES HELD FOR
MRS. BERTHA MASON

Services for Mira Bertha Mason.
5as Carroll Az, who died Novem.
Der ~ At Ancker hospital after a
lingering illness were held Wed
ncadAy at 2 pm at Brooks Fun
cral chapel pr J. l. Glover offie.
lated assisted by Rev Joseph
jackson with burial In Elmhurst
cemetery
She Is survived By a stepdaught-
or Mrs Bertha Douglas; one SIS
Tor Mira Susie Napue both o. 50
Paul and a niece, Mrs Jessie
Gosey Of Omaha. Neh.
Brooks Funeral Horne was in
chargp of arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Nauey "a hsyshv atvsr that s.N
EkttN NF4srMFsNF co WA ~.
tFurrstsd under ihe laws 81 shs
state af Minnesota on the ifth Hay
~ NcFerg Der t#sN
The GnNnrul uatHvp 90 ere bus.
nEst Do gnadactea ia
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RUCKER 0oEs EAST
FOR MARIO COSFAB

clifford Il Fucker. Executive
Director ~ the Governors Human
Rights Commission viii attend 4
meeting of the Interim Sub Com.
naftse ~ the GoverpprB Confer.
enee On Civil Rights ana the an.
nuai meeting u The National ~.
gociatiou n intsrgroup Relations
Officials November 1921
Both MEETINGS wili BE- held ~ the
Penn sheraton Hotel In Pittaburg.
i'cnuHyiyania.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Gospel Temple To
Hold Dedication
Services Nov. 23 70 "a

Dedication services for the Min
peapolis Gospel Temple win begin
SUNDAY. November ~ 1865 At 3
pfn ana wiz feature ife student
body n North Cenlfai Bibis CT
lrge 81 - "a Rev W l. Rattle
b an rfG mas Come pea- this
college NOR band aud faieatei
young egpIe Dr Cdu Kr'n1 dir
cttoF u ,tflffiaB bsrvice ~ the col.
laEe win ~ guest spealfer
OTTER Activities
other activities ror the week
speakers and churches participat
lug VIII be-
Monday evening Chaplain rev }
James n layns. minister of tae
Church o. God Fuli Gospel ard
congregation ~ 2D0l T. ~ 81
Tuesday November ~ Rev
Joseph Jackson and congregation
" Pilgrim Hrat Baptist church
Wednesday November 20 Rev
John ~ strand and congregation
of Endl Gospel Temple. $500 Bloom.
ingtoB Az
Thanksgiving Services
Thursday Noyombsr ~ Thanks.
giving Services win begin ~ 10 "a
am and last one hour The prim.
MARES win be featured Mrs w
l. Battle graduate n Northwes.
tern Bible college. win b. the
speaker Please worship with as
Rev Rattle viii sppah that nigh,
az Gospel Temple IN 81 Paul
Friday November ~ Hey ~ w
Bolts and congregation Of zlor
Baptist church
Saturday September 20 Tho
pr0phetosra Quolsts and various
mnRers 81 The Twin cities viii
feature a song festival
Check this paper for another ilal
~ pastors and churches next week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Funeral Services Held
For CnrI Llnk

Services fnr Carl Link ~ 1920
t.asalio Az, who died In univcr-
sity hospital Oh November Is.
wcre held Monday November ~
at ~ am. at the Woodland Funeral
Chapel Rev NJ ) iIendristh. pas,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Ice Skating Party. Friday, Nov
~. "a pm. Minneapolis Arena
soc Admission.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Heated Rocisf Is
Sheriff OF Florida
Luke County Areo

New York ~ Y, Inc truth
about sheriff Wits accali lnowu
throughout the South az an out.
spoken racist With q fierce detsr-
minatlon 20 keep ntegrationisis
gui ~ Florida 70 revealed IN the
now issue ~ coronet Magazine
Defending himself against tine
charges n "racist" which he eons
tends IL Communist inspired ard
NAACp coudonrd. Sheriff mccall
comedies that tbs Negroes are
making progress They've come q
far way in just q few hundred
years from darkest Africa he
aaYa
However. he - quick ~ point
out In Coronsi y don't think
youil ever mako he Negro ne
equal ~ the white man That's
why dos eRrsERtioB viii never
work Bscausa n win lower the
white rhiidrenB standards 10 mix
with an Immoral. diseased race
Their brains Iust can't compare
with a white mans"
Powerful Figure
There arc the shocking pubile
statements ~ a man Who IL eon
sidared The most powerful ignre
IN Fiorlda's Lhko County area he
IS the man who has been accused
~ fostering much ~ Central Flor
ida'a anti Negro sentiments
wits Mccall IL smphatIcaliy
against me Supreme Courts rar
cent decisions on Indignation ~
insists. IN Coronet Magazine, that
| Il Just won't work
Vet even among whites who
share his anti Negro views Sheriff
Mccall ia regarded with deep mis-
givinRa Ceronot points out many
~ the raeial Incidents that have
occurred during the 8hetifra ten.
uro
some Opposition 10 McCan
lie h not however without %
position in his area Now ~ his
fourth torn. u u revealed that he
wou the laat nomination by a scaut
oh~ u the votes cast sheriff
MoC'AlrH oremoat 5uIspoken critic
- Mabel Norris Reese former
editor of the Mount Dora Topic,
a weekly Lake County newspaper
This opposition. Curanot Rays. has
resulted IN a long campaign ~
terror against Mrs Reese The
Topic" offices have been anearcd
hy paint ones with crosses and a
xxx and again with a sign label
ing u "official Communal office
Claims He's Not Hnre fiiEot
Vet sheriff Mccall contends he
IL not Race Halter lie insists
that the NAAcr "a. in fact. fore
ing him Ia take drastic actions
The December C'nrUnot profile on
The Law ~ lake County IL a
profile ~ man who rules hts
baiiiwich with an Iron hand about
man who "a az otitspoiSeu racial
segtvgatipuiat