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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

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Speeder Discovered
To Be Armed And
Looking For Assoilcni

Mrs Alice McCray a. 1913 St
Anthony. was saved from possible
man slaughter charges because
she insisted on driving 30 miles
an hour on Lexington Az and
running a red light
When stopped and arrested By
81 PAU Police Mrs Mccray was
found 70 De carrying a hx-ineh
knife.
According 20 Mrs McCcay's
statement she was IN the process
Of finding the man who had slap
ped her IN taysrn on So. An
thony Ave Returning 10 tho
tavern In her anger she forgot 10
observe traffic regulations
She pleaded guilty 10 charges ot
careless driving and carrying a
concealed weapon before Judge
Edward y Mulally who fined her
$50 and SIS respectively
The Judge then gave her some
"frce advice on "empin ytng
peaccahle means 20 settle such
matters"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

He had another eligibility be
because this h entering graduated
finished last and getting first pick him persuaded
play for pay
He bo the best aaround player league in
hs past few years Snda You tell
make big time but feel Baylor definitely Will"
While feeling confident good season
for his Lakers
Promoter lack Raleigh Boxing in recent
weeks has had number Of fights all zap
adding up what the show him gave up,
The other night between cups
and after counting fighters
tax travelling expenses printing number
come 20 a total Of 10 per cent the gate
Raleigh 10 the promoter money a
$4,000 gate
Incidentally the promoter profit
al the end of boxing season.
Thinking Faubus high
school diploma the twenty three
closed long enough make that venythre becomes
which all Little Rockers win their shecpsn
TRUTH-rhere may a surprises n
election surprise that
win be elected wide only
d Cam doubt garner may
could Ny private poll Mccarthy the
and hts the Walter Haoan Alderman
Fifth And have you heard way,
wealthy hbny who died left entire hts
widow dsgntied however husband
penny the TN
my song styist-L
the Perry Como show This Saturday night
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

Two Minneapolis hunters en-
route home from a hunting trip
20 miles north Of Minneapolis were
attacked and beaten in Kingston.
MINI beer tavern last Saturday
hy a dozen men
Tho two men are Cornelius
Rrd Martin Northern Pump EN-
ploye ~ 3522 Columbus Az and
Raw wiley it25 Firth Ave SO
The two men we're returning 10
Minneapolis with white friend
and ms wife Al Kingston Min
ncsoia a small community located
IN Mecker county the two men
accompanied by their friends wife
entered a beer tavern for drink
After they we're served Martin
went 90 The music vcnder inserted
a coin AZ he stood there uni-
IDENTIFIED man showed him
Before he could demonstrate
four more men standing in the
tavern attacked Wiley
Both men were thrown from the
tavern and Wiley suffered a pv.
ere beating usceSsitating hospit.
aiisation
The Incident was racial since
an ~ the alleged twelve men who
attacked tho two were whites
Martin said during the attack only
few wor,ls were spoken
tie mrmlsed that the presence
81 their white friends wife might
have anrrred the men IN the ,av.
rru Th"ir friend who lives In The
ARIA who was dead tired re-
maiucd IN lus ear when his wife
and the two NtlHncapolltans en-
tered the tavern and did not know
OF tho attack until Martin and
Wiley drove away
The incident was reported 10
tse Minneapolis and state Rraach
IS a. the NAACp weinesda, Rev
porFl Carty president Of the
state NAACp and Douglas Fiaf
president az the Minneapolis
branch went 70 f4tchfieia counsy
sat Of Meeker county where hey
we're to investigate the attack
Ard peszibly bring charges against
the assadants
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Louis Armstrong
In coneerf Sunday
Night 81. Psul Aud,

Louis fAaichmo) Armstrong
famed musician and entertainer
win bring his group to the irwin
Towns Sunday night oct "a for
a iazz concert, Imprssasrio y y
Black announced this week.
Armstrong yin appear in the
iheater section o. the 81 Paul
auditorium
Armstrong win bring with hiia
such top musicians as BiHy Kyle
Danny Barcelona. Trun,ay Young.
Mort Herbert Edmond Han and
singer Velfaa Middleton
Tickets are on sale a. Meiodoe
Record Shop. 70f fionnspin Ave
Minneapolis; Field Bchnck "a g.
Paul
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Almost About
~~-~--~~~--~~~-~--~---
Every thing
by prRoY VILLA

away for some
day reading
situation
Minneapolis only because other
they failing attendance
guarantee last
That IL they Minneapolis year now win be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24
THE OSCAR DIVERS
BACK HOME FROM
TRIP 10 OLD MEHlCO

! Concluding very interesting
vacation which covered some 5000
miles travel over the United
States and into Old 1exieo. Mr..
and Mrs oecar w oliver d 500
Iw Central Az. recently returned
home
IN Mexico city, Mexico, % r.,
the divers were guests At Hotel
IFnmout Jesus Teran 50 which
Is a lovely and hospitablo place to
lstay Outstanding points Of ia.
Itercat visited Included the Cath
cdral Of 2exico the largest Ia All
America construction Il was start.
81 IN 1873 ard finished 10 1867.
the National paiace me historic
castle of chapu.cpec, which il a
must on your tour Here they saw
/ me coiorfui eerenoniai-earrIage Of
Emperor MACMILLAN ana Char.
i0ite
other points visited was The
large chspultpee Lake park and
400; the presidents palace with
Iits lavish furnishings ana works
II art. the beautiful flower mark
et. Tho glass factory which inteig.
urd me tourist as they watched
/ the glass blowers the silver cop
| per and leather factories where The
articles are mostly made BY hand
a biRhlRht was a tour Of the
picturesque residential section and
10 the Palace o. Pine Arts The
lbtauuful building Is an example
~ architecture IN marble II hauB
- the National Opera and the
famous unbelievable curtain a.
/ glass Tiffany weighs 1000 slusj
decorated with murals done by
tho best Mexican artists
Alameda park noted for It's
lbrauiiful fountains ard statuary
Ons N the most interesting places
! 20 see is Xorhimllco where they
lcnjoyed a ride In rs floating gar
den On decorated epnoeY padded
Iby natives a Mexican MaHmba
band played music during the ride
and Tho ladies' were presented win
a corsage of orchids and roses by
the guide
a visit 20 The modern and fab
ulgua University city the Univ
crafty nr Mexico Ia wonder 81
people from al over the world
The university IL bdii on lava
bed and ita modern style Of afeht
rgturc reminds ono OF the United
Nations building Most 81 the
buildings are decorated with mu-
rails and MosaicH Tho large swim
ming pool IL used Tor Olympic
meets and receptions
other Interesting sights were
the international Ambaasadeura
and the American apnbofn the
American Embassy building and
their visit was eiimaxed AT the
Hui Flight Fiesta In the plaza Of
MoSlco truly a thrilling and eN
citing oveht
cities visited IN the states tn
cluded Chicago, st Louis Mo
Little Rock. Ark Palestine and
san Antonio Tex Ia San Antonio
they visited the renowned Alamo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24
Publisher Coils
Negroes GuIIibIe
Victims Of Scheme
BY SAMUEL. s.. PERRY IH

I Rfe"'hf NsAs y q linn y Btb
4 Little Rock. Ark, CAMP pub
Usher =. G Bates, husband 81 Mrs
Daisy Bates, told reporter here
that he considered the groups Of
Negroes attempting 10 enter white
church services 'unthinking paWu1
81 aegrcgationists"
This - nobodys work but ne
aegrsgatlonlsia. Mr. Bates c1m-
rnentsd after eight Hegrosa tried
70 attend services a. the white
Second Baptist Church hers
= am SURE" he continued "tary
received telephone calls and were
told the group would be happy "a
have them attend
~ was a scheme a. emborfaw
The church for the pastors stand
on school lntogratl0n"
Me- Bates readily pointed aut
that the YAACP definitely tried 20
prevent such maneuyera
we talk against a." he stated
IA meetings and Try 10 get our
ministers 70 advise against u
Tive written editorials 81 my
weekly pointing out that il only
does harm 10 the main ohpsetiyc
20 win Indignation in schools
which IL our constitutional right
"But il Il difficult 10 get the
idea across Some ~ our people
arc guitbio and they are taken IN
BY those Callers They don't have
any idea they are doing wrong
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24
BUSINESS WAS SLOW
BUT MORAL SQUAD
PEpPFp III up"

Business was slow when the two
men entered Rev Charles Tay-
Tors establishment" al 900
Eighth Az No and ordered a
bottle Of whisksy.
REV Taylor. 5s-year-old boot
logger. had rtng up the sale when
the men flashed badges, one from
the Minneapolis police morals
squad. the other from the Al
cohol tax division Of federal treas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24
APARTMENTS ros Rrnr

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 255 18th Ave South. Can Mr.
BlaclCman FE e-56io for informa-
ton. 3-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

degree assault in the near fatal
shooting Of Robert Lamb, 81, OF
sTss s Robert. during an argu-
ment in Perkins Chicken Shack
Sept. 30
Smith who disappeared after
the shooting, is purportsd to have
admitted the shooting 20 Omaha
police
In municipal court, Smith waived
preliminary hearings in the mat
ter and was rcmanded 10 district
court by Judge Edward y. Mnl-
ALLY.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

VIAT D'faIIH' f+IstH I9aFIUF IFs8 UD 70 HuYancf
notices
That Coach John Kundla predicts that his
team won't finish last again.
That most everyone agrees that another last
place finish win almost certainly finish big league
basketball In MINNEAPOLIS
Coach Kindls is banking his faith IN Baylor
EiRin Is SO and 230 pounds Seattle u product
who generally acknowledged TO be the best
potential pro among last years coilegians as well
RH "A nIost4 gta fagroJs All american
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

ury department.
Police who searched the house
found 30 pints Of whLskey Tay-
lor plead guilty in Minneapolis
Municipal Court. 10 a charge OF
selling liquor without a license
Monday and paid q 500 fine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24
MAN CHARGED WITH
SHOOTING RETURNED
FROM OMAHA. NEB

Paul l. u Smith. 50. S37 Cent
raj, was returned from Omaha
this week 10 face charges Of frs;
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24
FORMER man SCHOOL
ATHLETE COMMITTED TO
NnIIm COMM CUSTODY

Robert Zee fulton. 10 year old
former high school athlete was
committed 10 tho custody Of the
Youth Conservation commission
Monday October 20. by District
Judge James G otis
Fulton received y statutory sent,
cncc ~ seven e. 40 Years Tor the
confessed Grim ~ rape
our new rhonr CtH Ia Taylor
1927
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

Cg,ll rAytpr 1v402i 20 plaee q
wan, al Ask tar Mrs Hughes,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

our new phone can Is Taylor
2 1921
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

inca can be written into tbs party
platform" concluded Maxwell
culver waa disturbed ~ what be
called a meaningless resolution On
owl rights
When appraised Of the contents
u the Minnesota cor Resolutions
passed a. their state convention
IN 81 Paul last Saturday Leonard
Carter, president n The 81 Paul
NAACp termed them o diappoInt
ment
Said Carter, The CiUl Rights
Resolution was very general and
failed 20 elaborate On the many
specific civil ngbth issucs con
fronting the citizens o. The State
~ Minnesota
carter continued "rbe absence
o. any mention u ts proposed
state open occupancy statute ia
disappointment
Carter wenl m 10 point out
that some mention Of me oIposi-
ton 70 Jsuncr Butler Bn which
limits the powers u the Us
Supreme Court and threatens 70
pot the south'a Negro civil rights
lawyers out Of business should
have boon made by The state re
publirana
10 sisa commended that the COP
should have endorsed tho principle
81 no Federal sid unless adequate
safeguards we're provided against
segregation IN any school
Carter went on 20 commend In
dividual party members = DO
wish 10 commend the efforts Of
such nntirng civil rights workers
as stephen Maxwell and John
Cuiyef and trust they viii not be
discouraged from their efforts
within their party" concluded
Carter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
PILGRIM Rrsr RAnrIsr

sunday June 8 being youth
Dav. Rev. W. r. Armstrong
brought the sermon az the morn.
ting worship hour. He used as =
subject. The Decision" and scrip.
ture reference. Joshua - 1913. He
characterized Joshua as man
that had 70 make decision Cod
called him 10 lead the children
~ Israel into the Promised Land
Joshua prayed 20 Cod and he
told him what 20 DO. When We
have decision 20 make. Just take
II 20 God and He viii tell us what
20 do further stated Rev Arm
strong
Vacation Bible School regiStra-
ton begins Saturday June a. a.,
10 am. There win also be parade
Immediately following registration
10 announce the opening
Sunday June Is. viii be LADIES'
Day at Pilgrim Rest
let Us pray one for the other
and remember 70 visit y-Sa SICK and
ahut-ins Thought Of the day Let
all things be done decently and In
order 1 Cor II 20.
Mrs Jusnita Armstrong re-
porter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
Republicans Pass
Weak Civil Rights
Resolution At Confob

that the resolutions COMMITTEES re-
fcrred tho matter 20 our attorneys
for study and analysis before the
platform committee meets some
90 daya from now"
A copy Of the aforementioned
bal was given 70 Culver this past
April when Mitchell WIS In the
Twin Cities 10 Kickoff the Joint
membership drives Of the local
NAAcp branches.
Ruvolaon stated further that
The resolutions committee did not
receive a copy of the proposed 3
3257 until The morning u com.
mittoo bearings we had N The
meantime. contacted tho spokes-
man and Recorder newspaper ~.
fieea 70 determine The nature ~
the bin and until We received the
information from your newspapers
many ~ as hadn't the slightest
idea ~ what 3 1907 was"
~ wc had been able 10 have
digest prepared delinoatinR the
content of the BIN" continued
Ruysison there Is little doubt IN
my mind Tint our civil rights
resolution would havo been FOR
stronger
Many Republicans pointed out
that this resolution does MOI ond
the party's efforts on civi rights
Tho Platform Committee sohod-
uled 10 meet within the next two
months VIII have fun and com.
pIete Information as to what spec.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
State Republican
Convention Quiet
ununimify Prevails

Whatever did or dld not hnppun
AZ the Minncsoia State itspub
uoan Convention last Friday and
Saturday was accompanied by a
unity unheard IT m American pol.
itioa The only exception appeared
10 be John NJ Culver who didn't
like the resolution gn civil rights
tAeo story elaewhefsl
The endorsement of complete
slate of candidates was unanimous
from the very beginning excepting
the perfunctory battle between
Wayne Field and George y Mae
Kinnou over the governorahip The
nght aid not reach The convention
floor however since MacKinnons
name an the first roll call brought
u total 81 o04 votes a total %
4it was required fcr party en-
dorsomeni
MaeKlnnan gave no Indication
M 20 what he personally was fot
or against, leaving those decisions
to the platform committee aohed
Med to meet within 90 days after
the convention closed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
FEPC Case Is
Under Amusement
BY Judge LoBelle

At thr Flame Cafe Ia Duluth lie
had aiso performed tho duties Of
waiter on number OF occasions
whnc employed as bus, boy az
Culbefta0n'a, tho standard clint
and McCarthy's
flis total experience In high class
Embellishments Ia the food service
usla covered a period Of nins years
before tho alleged act 81 d,acrim-
nation occurred
Carriers testimony 40 10 his
training and experience was sup
ported by testimony Of George y,
Elicit bar manager 81 the Elms
Hotel Rolllc Johnson formerly
eco owner OF Culbsrtsouu Cafe, and
Harvey rlltman. who worked with
/ carter al The Flams. Culhsrtson.a
and McCarthy'a
This testimony, together with
that ~ Ronald HOUSE. one ~ TIE
two bus boys who wnA upgraded
lin preference Go Carter waa Ia
serted into tho record 81 the case
from tho transcript Of the prev,
ous public hearing
Garter testified that no Ne
sros- had ever been employed
IA walters or mattresses al Me
Carthy's Cafe. that the man
agre. Jeremiah Murphy. had told
him that hc iid not think peepie
were ready Ia sccept Negro
Walters OF Mattresses In Mime
suta aud that. at tho time the
two either bus bays were upgrad
cd. his supervisors had told him
"yuu should know why wu cant
make sou waiter
| wtifrcd q. Leland. tr BScCur
1--we director % the state FEpC
testified that Murphy had told
him mat he did not want 70 make
| carter waiter because he didn't
want 20 pot him tn position
a. be- hurt Flc had said further
that Il might work out alright 20
have Negro walters in an all-Ne.
gro crcw bot he didn't think {,
would work ont well 90 mas a No
lFro waiter with white waters and
mattresses
Murphy and the ether employees
% Mrcarthys Cafe Who testified
said that they could not rcmefabcl
tho conversations reported aboy,
and catered general dental Of
the charges u discrimination
| LAWYERS fer McCatthy's CATS
entered objections to consider
able portion o. Cartcrs ,csumon,
ON the ground that u related 3,
conversation witch had talc'
lplace prior 90 July 1 1888 the dat'
when inc state FEPC Rw became
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CARD OF THANKS

wish TO thank friends and
peishbors for the many sympathy
cards. kilograms floral tributes
and other acts OF thoughtfulness
shown during my recent bereave-
ment the death Of my brother
John Lee Of Detroit, Mich. II was
a great consolation 20 know that
I had the kind thoughts and self
hess service OF so many friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
CHURCH TgE;Is A.
noN BAPTIST

Sunday June {. WAS Youth Day
al Zion The young people were
in charge Of a portion Of the sery-
ice which they rendered wei. We
we're happy 10 welcome the Pastor
Rev II ". Bolts 81 and Mrs
Bolts back in worship They were
called out of the city on sad
mission and were unable 70 b.
present the previous Sunday.
A large audience was IN attend
ance The pastor preached won
derful sermon using for a subject
Serve God. and scripture basis
Psalms s22 He emphasized that
IL we are workers for God give
Him more OF our service, that our
christian life would be more pro-
duCtivc
The dedication Of babies was
held proceeding the sermon with
the pastor officiating There were
eight babies. but due 20 the limit
ed time, your reporter was unable
% record their names
Among the many visitors pres
ent were Mrs Mary Alice Hayes
Memphis Tenn, and Mrs Icons
Cranberry Of Arlington. Tenn
sister and mother o. Mrs Ophelis
Moss Of 1902 Dupont ~ and Mrs
Cleo Cornes OF 1908 Emerson Av
" Visitors are always welcome az
Zion Also guests AZ the morning
service were members OF the An
cient Egyptian Arabic Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine Of North and
South America and it's Jurisdiction
and Daughters Of lists
Monday June q, Vacation Bible
school begins at 9 am. with ses-
sions thru II 45 am. AZ Zion
Parents and children are invited
Mrs Emma JacoN is directors
Parents are urged to send their
children
The Senior Usher Board win
meet with Mrs Watson. 1855 Fifth
Az S. Saturday June IA az 1880
pm Members please be present
The Fifth Annual Spring Concert
Of the Senior Choir win be pre-
sented az pm. June %. al the
church. Mrs f. Carter Is publicity
I chairman,
Prayer meeting Is each Wednes-
day evening al 73O 10 $50 The
BTU. each Sunday evening al
ESQ Gospel Chorus rehearses
each Thursday evening at s. the
Young Peoples choir pm Fri
days. the Senior choir pm FIN
DAYS and the Women's Chorus each
/ Saturday at 1880 pm.
Due 20 illness. your humble sery.
ant was unable 10 remain thru
Sundays service but am some
better az press time Remember
the sick and shut-lnS
Mrs = Henderson, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
Finol Rites Held
For John McHie Sr.,
Remuins Cremufed

Final rites Tor John l. Nellie
81 who died Thursday June s.
we're held at pm Saturday Tune
II. at 81 Peters AME church In
Minneapolis Mr. McHie had been
a member OF 81 Peter for many
years
Rev NJ l.. simmons officiated
and gave the culogy The Rev
~. Louis vs. Johnson gave few
brief remarks Mrs Ermiue Hall
Alien sang ITS Eye is ON the
sparrow a. requested by the fam
luy The church choir sang Rock
81 Ages. "He WIN Understand
and Precious Lord Mrs Dorothy
sims was AZ the oTgan
The deceased was born Novem.
Der %. 1877 IN West Moreiand
County. Va and came % Mime
apolis 80 years ago and maintained
his residence here from that time
on Tie had operated a contracting
business in the city for 40 years
Tie s survived BY two sons,
James q Detroit ant John T. Jr
o. Minneapolis, one daughter. Mrs
Frances Rains 81 long Beach,
calf and eight grandchildren
Active palIhcarrrs werv friends
~ the family through the years
Claude Mason. George Ranks Jr,
Anthony n Cawaus, John Cyrus
and willard Merrill Honorary pail
bearers were Webster Stovan I'd.
ward T. Boyd George Banks Sr
Thomas stovaH. Tela a Burt, Cecil
y. Newman Raymond Cannon and
John ~ Maxwell
The remains were creTnatssi
/ Monday morning June q AZ Lake
wooa cemetery with Neal FNIn-
erai Houo In charge q arrange
/ merits
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
ST PETERS AME

Childrens Day was a blessed
Sunday morning June : Parents
beamed with pride 20 watch their
children carry out the order uf
the service The altar prayer was
given BY Joyce Moore. call 10 wor-
ship by Shirley Hughes, morning
hymn was outlined by Marion Ben
nett: invocation by Helen Wilker-
son and scripture lesson By jeanne
Holsrook The decalogue was led
by Kenneth Boudrcaux and the
congregational hym by Marietta
Williams.
Rev NJ L. simmons arose with
enthusiasm following the rendt.
ton Of the beautiful hymn. let
Him Breathe on Me" by the Can
tinos He delivered the inspiring
message. symbols OF the King
dom His text was from st Mark
1914 suffer the little children
20 come anto me and He forbid
them not for of such Is the King
dom OF Cod
Rev simmons further stated
that the child synbolizes the King
dom in seven ways, namely IFS
deep concern for others. is oper
Kindness. It's willingness 20 share
with others us utter humility; is
optimistic outlook on life. It's lacl,
of vain deceit and it, ability "a
dissolve differences. OF such is the
kingdom Of God.
The vesper hour was wen at
I tended Rev Robert Cox Of 81
James AME church 81 Paul. was
/ speaker His subject was The
strength Of real Convictions, and
was based on the story Of David
and Golisth
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night T30