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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

Gates treasurer, Daisy Young soc
Rotary nthvlyn Sampson. conduu.
trees and flciila MeAdama, as
aaolale eonduclieaa
other officers PANIED are Laota
Pertains. Adai. Dorothy Mae Ellis.
nuth Clara Mae Davia. Esther.
i,enoru Dennis, Martha. Rose Ann
i"asley t,leeia. Lena IaFaucntto
chaplain, i'o,lah Mitchall organ
ist, Alma Kinney marshall Lucy
Harris wardesi t.tila Hoaton aens
,tnel and Gertrude White. chairman
~ ways and means
Mra Jackson, member of Zion
hapliai church u librarian ~ tho
Senior Choir, assistant direciraw
Of the Wamona Chorus. finansiai
secretary ~ Minnehahn Tompia
No 100 tnpoE ~ w chaplain OF
Purple Cross Nuraes. msmber OF
the Nursea Unit v a. t,rnnd
Chapter DER chairman ~ public
iiY Tor the coming Midwest fnpo.
INV convention ~ be- held In Min
neapoils IN Jtms, IL . beauty opar.
stof ana sunshine chairman ~ TIM.
que Eaan~laiogiHi Unit No 220
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Widow OF Iowa
Baptist Leader
Succumbed Dec. 7

Word was received by Mra NJ
II non 6g2 Carroll Az ~ the
sudden death IN pos Mo,nes lh
~ Mrs q w General Hoblbaon
widow ~ the late Rev George "
Robinson. forrdcf pastor ~ Cor
inthian Baptist church in pes
Muincs
Mrs Robinson died suddenly AZ
het home on Sunday December 2
she attended church Sunday morn
ing and her sudden passing same
- a shock "a family ard friends.
Funeral services win be- held at
PM Friday At ConHihian hap
tiHt church
Surviving are three SIMS owen
Of Chicago George, Des MoineH
and Harold. Washington. y G. her
mother Mrs Crockett ~ Corpus
Christi res and other relatives
Mrs Robinson IL well known IN
the Twin cities Anyone wishing
TO contact the family. the address
81 the deceased Is 1909 w 18TH 81
Dea Moinea, Ia
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Chivcrs Spoke To
RichficId Rotary
Club On Dec. }

Curtis e ChivpfH advertising
manager ~ thr spokostnan and
Recorder newspapers waa guest
apeaker for the itichflold Rotary
club At their regular weekly meet.
ing Wednesday. December 3
He spoke on tho Negro and
American Democracy" A question
and answer period followed
Chivorg waa questioned on what
steps no felt may be taken BY
proponents ~ Ciyii Rights IN the
immediate future iio stated that
the uA Heuate win be urged 10
strike down rule ~. which permits
unlimited debate IA that body Al.
10 there may bu move 20 amend
The civil Rights measure which
was passed by Congress 10 1867
80 as 10 include section three Of
the hill tfivofa said the National
office ~ NAACp viii keep
watHhfA eye on Little Rock aod
other Southern school caaea
The club Indicated by questions
and comments that they feel hona.
ing for mlnotities Il of major lpcal
concern
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

niger ~ the IIGWU. Mr.. Michas
olatunf president Of the All AZ
rican Student Union Of the Amer.
cans. viii travel from New YORK.
to his native Africa for the Con.
ference.
Guinea At Council Table
Among the nations participating
In the conference are Morocco
TunIaia Liberia. fIbya sudan
Ethiopia. United Arab Republic
ard Guinea the former French.
held colony which is now the now,
est nation to gain Independence
Considerably. az the meeting
was about 20 get underway in
Washington a new diplomat ar.
rived on the scene 10 present his
credentials ard deliver a message
from his government 70 u 3 ~.
fICials he ANS special Ambasaa.
dor DlsiloB Tell ~ Guinea who
entered The nations capital last
week and took Up temporary quart
srs wfth Ghanas Ambassador y
a Chapman This Nas quite
neutral arrangement since the twa
countries recently entered into a
mutual ASSISTANCE pact
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WIFE MUST FACE
TRIAL FOR FATAL
STABBlNG HUSBAND

In preliminary hearing IN St
Paul municipal court Friday Dec
9 Mrs Anna Mae Clark, "a. a02
81 Anthony Av St Paul was
bound over 90 distrie; court on a
rrst degree mansiaughter charge
Mrs Clark ia charged with fat
ally stabbing her husband Earl
ClariS on Nov 2S
In district court Monday, Dec
s, where she plead not guilty she
was ordered TO stand trial Feb
@ 1869 During the arraignment
a han Of $500 set originally In
municipal court was continued
Assistant Ramsey county at
torney Fred Arneson represented
the state Mrs, Clark was repre-
sented BY the law firm Of Essling
and Dunn
A heated quarrel over use Of
tho family car was the cause Of
the trouble between the two which
resulted In C9arks death accord
ing 20 police reports
Clark was buried Dec 3 at Fort
Smelling National cemetery
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The
HIGH
And Low
ID w M

The Vicious Circle The action
Of Alabamians led by the states
governor, elect in refusing 70 tcsti-
~ before the civil Rights Com
mission AZ Montgomery ended The
vicious circle by which a large
part OF the South has defied fed.
tral authority
At FIRST IL refused 10 abide by
the supreme Court decision on
school indignation because IL
claimed the ruling was that n
Nine Old Men who were not elect
ed but appointed 10 office In this
instance they defted the federal
Judiciary and It's systom OF jur.
!sprudence
BY defying the civil Rights
Commission an executive branch
OF the government which was set
up by the vote Of the Congress the
South showed Il is refusing 20 obey
the cdict Of al or the three federal
branches OF the government, the
Judicial, the executive and the
legislative Just as well socedc
from the union again, Oh?
Battle didn't get 20 help in
the new cocktail hour
az the Cassius Bar last Monday
but at a late hour gracious host
Butus Casslus personally fixed up
"a plate 81 snsCRs TO which was
edied the appropriate beverages
10 satisfy The midnight appetite
Of this a hungry newuman The
place was stiu crowded az ta
midnight and from what We over.
heard Mr. Cassius' experiment for
the IRE holiday period is a popular
innovation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
ICON GLOVER DTS
SUDDENLY FUNERAL
Held WEDNESDAY

Services Tor Leon Glover. g.
~ 1915 Emerson Az ~ wba died
suddenly At bic home ~ sunday
evening December 7 were held ~
2 pm We3nerday December 10
at Woodards Funeral Chapel Rev
Lawrence DemminR assiataut PISS
ton ~ Graham Temple. ofnciste,i
with burial at crystal Lake cems
terry
Mr. Glover had not been 80 ard
haa death came ne shock 20 the
family BE was born IN Oklahoma
aua had been "a Minneapolis resi-.
aant for 70 years lie was employ
Cd as painter Tor p7Wr city
Ornamental Iron Company a. the
time ~ his death
Surviving ia his wife Mrs. ayf-
&c Clover. six daughters pafa
iea. Addie West MAriene. Iona
Janet ard Joabu and one SIN,
/ ron tr
Woodland Funeral Home was N
tharRe ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
Credit Union In
Big cain OF
Resources Since ST"

The regular monthly board
meeting - the Associated Negro
Credit Union was hcld Tuesday
night a, the offices Of the union
IN Minneapolis ~ ti2 v. 3sth ~.
a treamIrer's report from II. n
Carey indicate the phenomenal
growth ~ The organization. Com
pafiaon Of The unions resources ~
November 1907 and November 1908
showed an increase Of over si3 900
IN resources IN the year period
Two clubs affiliated with the
Council ~ Clubs have opened aa-
counts with the credit union dur
ing the month ~ November.
Cecil Newman. vice premdrn,
presided Al the hoard meeting
Tuesday night The board sent 4
message and flowers 10 JEFF ID
ApdefHon, board member who ia
seriously ~ at 81 Lailss,a hospital.
~ Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

A. ths annual election held Ds
tember ninnahafaA Temple No
I2s Daughter plks elected Mrs
Wary IIoiHnrsworth daughter r0
rr other officers elected are AgRis
Slaughter vies daughter rider
hiisna Neal assistant daughter
ruer Tsttie Mae Scott chapisln
GsHeviays jacobson. financial rec.
retary. Eaicius w0odard treasurer
other officers named are Ethyl
N Inffah elasirraan ~ ths tnIr-
re hosfd Jifamls lee Johnson and
ia Hawkins members ~ ths trlls
ise lizard Lillian Newell a9or
xeeper an9 Etbriyn Brown gate.
keepeF
ImtiafH9h - new members viii
BE- candBrted December ~ q, fbe
Ffks gspi 1915 Asfrieh Az ~
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QUINN usrHIp TEMPLE s.M.T.
Eltcrs GERTRUDE MITCHELL
WORTHY PRINCES

Mrs Gertrude Mitchell wsa -.
scted worthy princess ~ Queen
Esther Temple No u tho sMT
~ ita annual election hid De
ssmbeY z
Other offtCrrs elected we're
Mines EusA yu sns ylcs prn.
eess IfIids PARKER fnanrlaI So
Rotary Weller While. recording
secretary Lucille Woodland treas.
urer Beataee Reed chaplain
car7s wallace trustee
Aiao Lola Mac GaitllaR ssnlor
usarahali C7y1la Gates Junior
r1asahafi Ag,an Tatu1 Joshua
Henrietta Poster zns and Then
39fs wa0dar8 ou,ude and inside
g8'akeepsf
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POWELL HINTS At
MAYOpAlTf RACE

N~w YORK amp Pep Adam
q ppasa blntsd thz week ,faf
~ miRh, IKE - raa fog mayor ~
ttls c.,y IN 1891
FFs to8f q D@rssnan he believed
Negro o. Puerto Pieaa would b.
~ 4 cffy ~ stase p3s ticket WEIR
uaon re a1ded ,nat ~ prefsrrs1
70 STAY IN Congress q few nsgrs
ysava and then rrsn Pc rsyor esm.
fr1lJF ~ ~.ty eeamci
Ma 30 1917 s fhs year Pow
~ tcl6 a reporter 7 DIRT snan
yfs lnaicatsd tsaas he world advance
hraas,f AZ candi1nfs only 10 hsip
Negroes ard Pssvto Rseans ~bTsat
thro2Kh poatiealy
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NO MICRO CHILDREN
fNRoilED AT BURNED
CHICAGO SCHOOL

Chicago AMP - No Negro
children died or were injured IN
chioago's vors, school fire which
claimed 30 dead al Our Lady on
Inc Angeles school hero early last
week..
In addition 10 the 81 ehlidrc
ana ihrse nuns who died IN ~
inferno ~ the Roman cathoEs
paroehial school. some 90 others
were injured Tho tragedy occurred
at'"ii 10 minutes before classes
were scheduled 20 end for the day.
The discovery that no Negro
children had persisted in tho fire
was made after AMP checked into
the matter II learned aiso that
IN he Roman Catholic parcchlal
schools here. children are not reg
is,ered by raee or color.
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continues through Dee II
The emergence or independent
African states and the struggle OF
other peoples 70 attain that state
have aided as in our crusade in
this country. the NAAcP leader
told Or kwnnle Nkrumah. Prime
Minister OF Ghana, 70 whom his
message was addressed
In extending greetings 10 the
conference on behalf Of the NAA-
CP, Mr.. wilkins expressed regret
that we will be unable To be
represented hy an official observer
but the hearts Of our members
are with you and with those who
gather 10 consider the next steps
10 freedom for the peoples Of
Africa
Summarizing the status Of race
relations in the United States to-
day, Mr. Wilkins said Il would be
a mistake 20 think that Little
Rock, bombings and discrimination
present "a true picture Of Amer.
ica's treatment Of its Negro citi-
gems. We have no desire 10 gloss
over or excuse these practices Il
is accurate. we believe to ems
phaslze that they DO not represent
either national policy or the senti-
ment Of the vast majority Of white
Americans
The message dispatched on Dec
! pledges "our continuing interest
and our cooperation in such ways
as may be feasible and effective 10
the end that subiugation ex-
pioitatiar ard discrimination based
upon race and color may be abol.
ished
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MAJ RFfIRES TO
PROSECUTE WOMAN
~ sg.AsITTsG CAsF

Birdie s@o'f "a 20 Fehtan. ~
pAa9 ARRESTED Dee after being
involved IN q hghs a5th George
Green a ths ssras sddrena IN
wh.eh NJ latter Naa slasbs1 On
farstaaS aerf fres last week end
'ahsu th@ mar refused 70 sign
complaint against her
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aans WAS eieeted Named tor one
year terms WIS c Newman. Rev
Floyd Massey Dr. PROT E n
Ericsson. Mra Rodney Paine Leon.
ard Garter Theodore Woodland,
Roy Reuben Ianhnns and RABBIT
W q rlaut Two year terms
HuKenle Andersen Robert TAP
pert Rev Roy Burt Iamos Lugor.
signc rufckharit Mary Kyle.
York taneton and Che Rev Ar
thur tonte Three year terms
Douglas iial, William Cratic
Rohsrt tioas ipel Torstansan WI.
liam Rsas4e y p ihlcnfold,a
Sam Goldman and the aaY An.
drew otaut
TINS ststewld organisation
plans pn extensive drive IN all
areas ~ Minnesota life 20 necurv
and extend the civil rights % an
Minnesota ei'lzrns, Rev Carly the
president stated
IN the counting month"; u win
concentrate an securing passage
~ a bin m the legislature ahmed
O. halt housing discrimination /
the state
Differed hy people from nh
parts ~ the state and all seg
ments ~ the population the Cmm
eii u expected 70 play an Import
ant role IN improving conditions
~ several areas ~ state lie where
there u determination based on
race religion or national origin
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Daughter Elks Deputy
ios'oiis Officers
IN Iu Duluth

Mrs Ills Mar BuFfsll 1909 Try
art Az y returned hgms Monday
evening December 4 from DulGth.
MiGn where she conducted elec
ton and Installation for Pride ~
iai.ebsaa Temple 80 1913 lBpoE
n W Mrs Bufrpl is district dep
.uty CDR for Minnesota
While IN ,hs city. che was the
holsegest ~ NJ ard Mrs Pascal
Todd N their beautiful new home
on Sunday the Tosidu we're bpsta
a, dinner IN honor ~ Mrs Bur
rsll ana Edward l.. Boyd. Eiss dis.
tric' deputy for Minnesota Other
guests Sers Mrs Ruby Giysna and
Glen Wilson
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Hoon December - ~ ? pm
Hey W l. Battles pastor. stat
- this week tina, - new members
hive been ad,isd - the member
ship roll and they have an en-
thualsaiic congregation
THE church Invites all ~ lts
friends ~ share IN this service
with them on Sunday
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ANNOUNCEMENT

VI snd Mrs II l. Morris Al
Kackghin. wiah 70 announce 30
Al of their friends that ihsy Win
not send Christmas cards thIs
ysarW. instead they wfti eontrfbsiia
their Christmas card money 10 the
WAAf1p Frns51rs FUND
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Genevicve Jockson Is
Elected Worthy Mofron
Pride OF West OES

Mira Geneviuve jackson was 81
eeted worthy matrnn of Pride nf
tho West chapter No Q order
~ the Eaatpn star pliA at its
election held Tuesday night De
cemhcr .
Other officers elected ARE Louie
Prrkina worthy patron. Bessie
Lewis. associate matron, William
Davis, aaaotiate patron, sally @
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Young Singer Hos
Mefcoric Rise In
Concert Circles

Mary IN the Minneapolis premiere
~ BegioRs n" Enhance du Christ
with the Minneapolis symphony
Orchestra Fnday night December
10 az NoTthrap Auditorium was
born IN a small town near youuga.
town. ohio
She n considered the most prnm
iang ~ young NeErs American
female MnEvra
Years ot intense preparation Zee
gan with language scholarship
AZ wiihermrcc college m Ohio, a
music scholarship az the Hartford
School ~ Music in Connecticut
and then special voice sbidiea with
the iptmitahle Sarah Peck Mara
aa well as coaching with PAIL
uisnowslty These wrro years dur
ina which countless minor ap
poaraaces gave Miss Allcns voice
the time aud maturity u required
20 achieve It's run maguitiopnoe
The dramatic things w netly
Alicn'a career happened recently
and fast rhyy started tn 1901
when Leonard Rernstcin picked
her an saioiat IN his Jeremiah
symphony
Then she sang the Messiah
with the Hartford symphony, and
70 1902 Virgil Thomson choae her
Tor thc major rala OF 81 Theresa
ia his and Gertrude stems opera
-Four saints IN Three Acts The
opera had a broadway urn and
went on 20 Paris, Miss Allcna
~ Thercaa. praised ~ New York
waa q sensation in Paris on her
homecoming she found engage
mcnts waiting
I Miss Ailon was the choice ~
Friiy Mphler FOR solelat with the
Hartford Symphony m the yordi
Requiem The rriilaa Called het
performance Completely supcFln
rive She appeared 1T tewlaaohn
stadium and At the New YORK
CITY Center and she wun the
Marian Anderson Award
BEFORE leaving FOR her great
North african tour Ia 1864. Miss
Alien appeared with the Isuslur
Symphony under Charles Munich az
sploisi Ia iIoneFgeta ia Dams.
dos Morta' The success II this
program h BOSTON mefttea its
reception Ia Carnegie iiail aud
earned new piaudifa for Miss Al
len The North African tour WA
followed by reruRnRempntH ~
France ard then Mlaa Aliens first
appearances ~ italy Miss Allea
IN 1885, went again a. France her
- concert tour of the previous
year having been expanded e. o
Milan Flarenue, ard the other
italian cities A career ~ iuterna
liauai Hcopo was carved FOR brr
During Miss Aliens busy 1906 b7
season her brilliant tour ~ the /
United States and Canada was
hlEbliRhted by bar New You'd, de
Bll IN the title rnlr n ltoneRRef |
Judith with tms T0wu ilarl |
performance. she emerged 10 the |
true greatness predicted for hof |
both here nnd abroad
f|e's and repeated successes have /
bmii betty Ailsun worldwide rop /
utaiI6B during 1857 81 The focal
point ~ her ifapseopfineulai az
tiyifisa following an exifaptalnar
liy s3rcesafai Canadian tour found |
Blsa Alien a. aoloizt with the
Pittsburgh symphony, and IN o
New York Town iiaI recital on
January bih. ona ~ at least three
major Rev York appearances this
season.
Fridays concert which BeRina
~ 4 20 pm wili feature three
ether a1i0lsts the Manchester Col
lrgs choir directed ~ Ian Morton
Tickets may be- purchased ~
tho DowntovB Ticket offiee IN
Minneapolis ~ FleiJ gehiiok ~ Bt |
paa or ~ hgrthr1p Auditorium
bar oftice
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dent ~ North
{ 'cntrai Bible COL
iegs and a iyH
'amie speaker
/ will be guest
speaker a. dietiie
.atiGn services ~
.ths Miuneapsa be
gospel Temple
blouse ~ refuge
'0B Sunday after
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

Eyes n Dork Continent,
Africans Gather For
AII-PeopIe Conference
AT AcCra, Ghana

Accra, Ghana iANP)The world has focused its eyes
serenday conference Of AAfean Peoples which opened
Friday In this capital city Of Ghana, the former British
trolled Gold Coast cosny
Called and sponsored by Ghana Premier Bwamc NIrunnh
unique differs from the Conference Independent
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Gets siur'sd'
Gets Started;
Civil Rights Council
Elects DenziI Carly,
President; Board Of Is

The Minnesota Council for Cvi aud Human Rights IN IFS
first annual meeting held recently elected the Rev ncny tatry
OF ST Paul president,
Mrs Nate Crabreo ~ Minneapolis named tirst vice
president Mrs IMAGE Vaughn OF Minneapolis secretary and
Jonas q. Schwartz Golden Valley, treasurer
Ou 81 nominees executive board Of - per
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

There are 80 million fisher
men in America and stiII the
Russians are able 20 out u.s.
Texas Tax Journal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

"Some so-ealled experts are just
people who are a long Way from
home" sunshine Magazine.
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NAAcP Sends Greetings
Wilkins Tells Africans
Little Rock, B0mbings
Not True Picture

New York Dee iThe rise Of the African peoples TO the
status of free nations has inspired Americans African descent
and Others of fellow citizens who love freedom for freedom
sake, NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins says in
Of greetings the AAfrean Peoples Conference ia
Acera Ghana this week The conference which opened Dee
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Lindquisf Speaker
AZ Dedication
Services Dec. Ia

Jr frank ! tlndqtdst pastor
~ Minneapolis Ooapel Tabernacle
az Lake and 13th Az "a and prnv
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japanese Writer
Sees Improvement
For US. Negro

Tokyo amp Ashlhet Tiino, a
japanese novelist and critic. re-
Gently returned from twe upon,h
trip 20 the q, q said he ssw i'm
provcmout IN the status Of Ne,
Erooa IN many plaoes Including
little Rock
Must Improve Self
In an article IN the newspaper
shimbun Aino aaid the Negro. N
he demands outright equality
without Improving his own record
for crime, ignorance and uucIean-
lineAa, is bound 10 fail"
HE charged IN previous writings
that the us mistreated tour
brothers and sisters in OkiBswa
he also fidicules punishment ~
low ranking Japanese soldiers fnt
war crimca,
Problem Dstsp Rooted
Re admitted he visited Llttle
Rock with = precunception mixed
with dread He said Il bad
thought Il was a fesrsome place u
b.gotry where poor Negroes werc
rBtbleaaly porneruted by whites
found out my preconeeptign WIS
completely wrong n was = quiet
beautiful city whites and col
cred people were living together
IN harmony
Facilities FOR the Negroes wefr
a. good AZ those in New YORK.
Boston. ans Chicago / had seer
earlier know II IL wr0ag 10 con.
slider the Tdttie Rock school tsei
dent az a peak u the Negro prob.
lem. r. - far more complex and
deep rooted the writer gald
Fdit1rs Note Tbla newaraper
questioned present st. Pad
Hiun resident who moved here
from Little R0ck, Arkansas ab04,
ths japanese writer's statement
Facilities FOR the TAttls Rock
Negroes were a. good a. those n
New York Bostou and Chicago
The former Arkaaaan SAID ]
don't kngw whFre Mr. Hina vas
taken when he vert 10 my home
town bit hts statement certainly
doesn't describe conditions az they
are 70 say that facilities n f4ttls
Rock for Negroes ars ~ god rs
they are in the north is = real /
~ ne faets as tbvy I
are
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Africa States which met last April
in Accra. Then. the meeting was
attended BY ministerial deleEa-
tions from eight governments
Now, the meeting is for represent
alivea Of political and other IN
official parties
Main Items ON Agenda
on the agerda are sneh chief
items as eolonialtuu. racisn and
tribaJism. What the conference
proposes % do is explained IN a
provisional aEenaa published b.
the conference secretary which
reads
The main purpose win be 70
formulate concrete plans and work
out the Ghandhian tactics and
strategy Of the African non violent
revolution
This non violent" uprising
would seek 70 rid all Of Africa
from the burdens % Colonization
and imperialism. racialisun and DIS
erfminstory Laws ard practlccs
tribaltzm and religious scparatizn
and define the position Of chief
tafncy under colonial rule and q
nee Democratic societv
hit ~Prspagators OF TribalIsm''
% chief Interest is 3 statement
which hits activities % 'propaga-
tors ot triballsna who aid irnper-
iaHsts 10 divide ard r1sle
Approximately 500 delegates are
N attendance a. the conference
although q IL reported that mo rep
rrsentatSes q tribes are included
among ire number
Aurofscsns There
In sdaiuon. thers are interested
observera frosn many nations
throughout me world From ne
I-aHr4 states officially ard I'M
officially are PEP Carries e DsEEs
~ Mich wh0 represents tas
US Government Claude a Bar-
nest ard Mise Elts Motsn both
o. Chmag8 pr HoreF a Jack
Uaitartan church, EvHnHtou ~
Mer4bsra q ,he American Sec.
ETY. ~ Afrteaa Cislture VII ~
present a. fraieTuai aelegatsis
AuonE tbem are Dr John A
Davis executive 9Srect5g A&sAC
Or Horace Mari Bprs president
Or Mercsr COOK Chairman ~ TIE
executive c11ncsl nr - Clair
Drake agw ss1tas lecturer ir 90.
iagagy a. ths University College
o. GhAzs ard Mira Mazda sprs
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Collectivtsta from the savage Commnn-
tsta "a the uave sociaiista twho arc only
hot,sehruhen Sumnun,stsl, have always
MANNED 20 destroy ua, not BY outer attack,
b,t hy Inward slihvcrsion, ~ confusing oar
minds and paraiNaing on villa They plan
"a auhvert the mind az America hy brain
washing II to believe that Government "
"a do everything and private initiative moth
ing, that the state II eur orderly policeman
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