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Twin City Council
OF Clubs Notes

The Twin City Council os clubs
met July :. at the home Of Mrs. X
whimole. 500 Rondo Ay st Paul
Wayne Glanton, president presided
The Wednesday Matine cub WAS
host the organization heard a
talk ny Louis ~ Moore 81 the
Minnesota Historical Society's
Committee for the Study OF the
Role OF the Negro IN Minnesota
History.
MIR. Moore asked tor cooperation
of Twin city clubs with his re-
search committee which is charged
with securing historical material,
old newspapers and pictures 70 be
used as source material for His
tory OF the Negro in Minnesota
Mr.. Moore left letters explain
ing the purpose OF the committee
and requested that each Of the 20
clubs be given a letter explaining
the program
A revised club directory was
presented by Matthew LATHE and
James Campbell willard Jones,
Kelsie whitmore and Flo pugas
were given the job Of securing a
larger hist Of clubs who might be
eligible 20 join the organization,
Council meetings win not be
held during August bat will be
resumed in September. Council
committees were asked To remain
during the interim
Clubs represented at the meet
ing were The Horsemcn Clut
uno-score, Royal 20, Wednesday
Matinee, The Zodiacs, Twilight
Social, Minneapolis soeislites, ant
the Northern Lights Bowling
League.
individuals present representing
their respective clubs were Jact
Campbell, Beverly whitloek Car
tell Cooper. Lucille Cooper, Matt
hew Little, Adam Lindsey. Kelsi'
whitmorc. Florence Geoden, John
ME NJ. Hasldns, F'iothine Dugas
Mary Boone. Joseph Arlington
Willard Jones and Wayne Glanton
The next meeting viii be o.
September g.
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sunday July 20 ZOE their home in
Los Angeles They tclephoned a
few hours after leaving st raui
10 say they had arrived safely,
The Rowdoina came 60 So PAM TO
attend tho wedding OF her sistcr
Mrs Russell Kari Rostad
second Honeymoon "Trip; Mr..
and Mrs William Sutherhn, $50
hs,ller Az spent their honeymoon
in Kansas city. Mo in ipls They
celebrated their tenth wedding an.
'niversary July 18th 1885 nv motor
ms 10 Kansas City They were OK
tended many social courtesios
white there
N Visit sister Mrs Annie
Gardener 292 n 81 Aihana $
Ia leaving Friday July 20 60 wish
her sister Mrs Sarah Nelson an,
other relatives IN Atlanta, Georgia
From Kansas MIR Elmer Scot
OF wichita Kansas Ia IN the city
visiting Mr. Duane Perfect, ST
Nv Central Az lie arrived aatur
day July 10
On The Lake. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Combs o2A Thomas Az ar
lstiil mentioning AZ Lake Adney
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A cruel and sudden crisis,
charged with feeling, comfronted
Cecil Poole, Assistant District At
tarney, one morning last week. at
its peak. Poole fashioned a few
shorl words into simple deolara-
tive sentence that Cor aptness and
cloqucnce 20 novelist no profess
alonnl builder of phrases, could far
excel after long thought and much
revision
Poole II Negro lie lives in
Ingieside Terrace. white" neigh.
boghood Thus shock and resent
ment and bewilderment and regret
aud mixtures 81 dozen other
emotions must have nurgcd
through him when biH s-yeSr-old
daughter came running into the
house 20 report There's a cross
on our lawn. all burned" with the
news, she brough, troubled quss.
/ ton why u lt thorr7r
+ Such question nndef stch eon'
( iitions NEEDED metlcuIons an.
swer Poole found u Some chris.
tian he said ehaA lost his way
Bone Christian has los, his
WAY aiN short and simple words
that bespesh charity instead OF
anger that well and truly explain
the kind of bigotry that fashions
and plants fiery crosses. that raise
no fears and lnfliot no mlrta and
ienve no scars on the mind nf q
small child who first secs racial
hatred and asks about II
We DO not know where Pools
found this answer We think u q
the perfect one n invites thought
and bears frequent repetition
Some Christian has lost HE way
aan Francisco Chronicle
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BABY SHOWER FOR
INFANT GUY THOMAS

The Mothersingers OF Bryant
Junior High School gave baby
shower IN honor Of Guy Carlton
Thomas six week old son OF Mr
am Mrs Henry Thomas, 1915
Clinton Av
They served a dessert luncheon,
The color scheme was blue and
white Mrs. Alice Smith and Mrs
Geraldine witherE planned the
shower
individual hand made nut cup
bottles with satin ribbon tied
bows were made out of crepe paper
by Mrs Alice Smith.
Mothers present were Meadames
Alice swodenberg. Jeanetts Han.
son. Frances Hoffman, Alice
smith Geraldine withers Ruby
Kostlck Esther Patrick, Beverly
Jacobs Shirley Wade and Armelia
wagganer
The baby received many beauti'
ful gifts
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New Jersey 10 spend a few days
visiting his sister, Miss Euna Mae
Pulley, 1912 Third Av S. Mr..
Pully stopped enroute TO San
Francisco.
Came 10 See Children: DR. and
Mrs. Ernest w. Lowe and their
children Nancy and Douglas 40i4
Portland Av have had a very
pleasant visit with Or loves
brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Nevadus Lowe OF Beaver Falls.
Pa. and Mrs. loves mother Mrs
Charles Crawley OF Belfonte, Pa
Visiting Relatives; Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Giilum OF Kansas city, Mo
are the house guests of Mrs Gill
um's aunt and uncle, Mr., and Mrs
O. u. Williams. 4445 First Av 8
Sad Home Coming; Mrs Betty
Sessions Of Detroit and her broth
err. Donald Marshall. OF San Fran.
cisco have arrived here 10 attend
funeral services for their brother,
William (Billyl Marshall.
Former Minncsotan Here: Mrs.
Raymond Harrison tSadie Rodney
OF Chicago is here visiting She is
the house guest Of Mrs Ida Brady,
5000 Fifth Av 8 Many social
courtesies have been extended the
former Mlnnesotan
New Club Organized The Min.
neapolis Crystalites. a social saw
ings club. met with Mrs, Mary
Ncwsome, 1905 Clinton Av. s. sun
day, July 20 at pm. Plans were
made for a tecn-age affair 10 be
given later. Officers OF the club
are president, Mrs Charlene VIII
son, vice president, Mrs. Janice
Hunter, secretary, Mrs. Clorsstccn
Wilson, financial secretary Mrs
Rosa Arlington. treasurer, Mrs.
Naomi Wilson, Chaplain. Mrs. Josie
Ross and reporter. Mrs Mary New
some.
Guests OF Aunt and Uncle: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles johnson Of In
dianapoiis spent week visiting
their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Lytle. 3545 Fourth Az S They
left Monday morning for home
Enroute they win stop IN Evanston
III and visit relatives
Surprised Relatives: Mrs. Betty
Floyd. sister Of Mfr and Mrs Win.
cent Shepherd. 1887 Portland Az
arrived Sunday July 20 from her
home in Ft Madison. Iowa to visit
them. The Shepherds other dinner
guests were Mr. and Mrs William
Wagner and Mrs Shepherds
mother Mrs Marporie Hayes.
In the evening Ms Floyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs Robert
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FEAR NOT

bear Not
feae not YOUR neighbours
vicious tongue
bear not has lack ~
understanding
F'pas not
The brutal torrcs
that strike
and curse
and pour ont
tho poisonous venom hate
Fear not Your friends
promo 90 douhting YOU
Fear not
their lack % faith
their prophesies OF
failure
Lock back 20 the CruSs
un Calvary
And remember
How lie died
And remember
HE died
long, long ago
/ lie died
Tor those with
vicious tongue
I For those who
could net understand;
For those who
doubted Him:
Fer those who
nailed INN 60 the Cross
Fear not
Look 90 tho rroea
on Calvary
And remember
THAT lie died
For YOU and for me
And for an men everywhere
Look 10 the Cross
ard fear not
Fear unly iilm'
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Miss Minnesota NAacp
To Entertain Other
Contestants AZ Tee

Miss Joyce Hughes, First Mime
sofa Miss NAACP is entertaining
the runner up contestants, their
mothers and Mrs Russell Balcnger.
Mrs Josephine oden, Miss Earline
Neil. Mrs Leonard Carter. Mrs
Robert Allen, Mrs Albert Allen,
Jr.. Miss Darlene Kemp. Mrs Max.
inc Williams and the members Of
the Just For Fun club who spon-
sored her in the Miss NAACP
contest.
She is having a tea for them
al her home, 37le Fourth Az. s.
Sunday. July ~ from 7 to o. Miss
Hughes is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. solomon Hughes
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ILLINOIS FANNY
MOVES TO LIBERIA

M0nroyia. Liberia lamp A
nine member family from Chicago
Heights, m, realized soycar
dream when they arrived Ia this
West African Republic last week
James q Jones former gas
producer IN the Chicago suburb.
said Liberia has always been The
symbol 81 our dream Jones. 81
his wife 80. their six children and
ons grsndchild are happily making
plans for their new home IN their
new country
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i1lr Ne p06St
uuutaN tOn tIEAnlNa rErl4
TtoN t'nu racer on Will
LIMITING 1tMr To Etth
siassas AND pon ulsA0Ntl
rtttdutaON
STATE on MtNNtasfrfA
cutNN OF nENNEriN
IN rNnhATE tAOuNT
~ na Estate ~ Nose jeHeph
AusFbachI hvoedeni
order fes Hearing rs'i''"" 90
Pf"se VIII
iutsrsatoa shue tauhe, ~ sut ties
have, bafafR fhis court au Monday
AuNust isth, 1888, ~ ~ nvlorh
An 10 the Court iinuHs 10 Ainns
herein filed. ~ hon Ausrhaeh And
Bes Lyman. aiha known AZ nsu
limah both 90 nennapin County
Miunsaets far the ailnwRbe - az
Instrument pufp9ftinF g. 10 dpiA
auihSnt,,"atea copy q ne les' WI
TIE probate thefeef and los ths
appointment OF Themselves an rs
scatofp, should net he atRntpd
order - rite Cisi-s Sad -,
u~sstaa ThsYees
IN IL FuHTfifsft ORDERED thai
hefaaf al creditors % said llerfh"h'
within fptr manths from The date
ole heit claims ~ lhis 1919
ssamiHaa aud aaiuatad before thi'
court aa Monday December let
1864 az 10 o'clock a A. iu chs
rpnrt HOUSE W Minneapolis Min.
uaantA
Thpee nfdsfN ehail he published "
the Minneapolis rraA ssinau ana COP
iRHAL or pllnnATm COURT
WITNESS the non tAMtt
"a EpItpn JUDGE ~ ffntat'
Court this 18th DAY ~ iuiA
1875
ftohH fNihamIsN
CLERK ~ Probate Court
Ia " UsllmAu
ttR hiFuiisi uliE
AtfpfpNg
ttspeh asmsH tph a. 20 a AgE -
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Social and Personal
& sT. PAUL

Guest OF Nephew; Mr. aud Mrs Robert Haynes q Sioux
Falls So Dakota len Cor their home Tuesday July TO- MIR
Haynes PLAYED tho 10th Amateur Bronze Tournament They
the house guests of Mrs Haynes nephew and wife Mr. and
Mrs Abort Harper 766 ST Anthony Az
Az Heme. Mr. and Mrs Robert 4. Bowdon Left by plane
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Pierre. 1887 Portland Az.

Pierre. 1887 Portland Az
birthday Barbecuei Mrs Michael
F'hrams. $3.50 Portland Av sur
priscd her husband with a barbecue
dinner on his birthday, July %.
Guests were MIR and Mrs. Gus
Burns. Mr., and Mrs Vincent shep-
herd Mrs Ilene Fhrams, Mr. Ed
Moore and Mr. Richard Williams,
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Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS

To Visit in Detroit Mr. and Mrs Louis Bunch, school
teachers in the public school system Of Beeye New Jersey
the house their cousin Miss Euna Mae Pulley
1912 Third Az They left Monday July p for Detroit their
way home.
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hiln No Esdo7
nuhhN Fssn MEANING on
FINAL ACCOUNT AND RfyfIa
lloN tnn DikrnIntrt0s
HlAIH on MfMkEaDTA
itH'NiN or IfTNaEIifk
IN PROBATE eOUuT
~ hs Eptate ~ Mafrua rinhei.
stein. begeasnt
~ W OnnKHgp that the final
account Ahd petition tor eNamina.
llph thereof ana fof diHtfihutiou
lilri herein, he heard SB MeDday
AHEpst lIth. 1898 az 10 o'clock a M
w tbs Court z fha tuart llenee 10
Mluhfhpulia, Minnesota Rnd that All
prtHehs intaFestad 30 THE nstatr
PfrFntt ohisriinHh N any. why sAta
botNlpn sbpoid not isr arsntnd
fhia order ahall BE- phhilahsd 20
ihs Minneapolis in8hsainaa ana
rHbiss ihnfegf tnallrd according 80
tAmALl
WitNEtM Tho loW lAMFsa
hhHOm JndEn ~ pfohate
anFt this itth day % Juiy.
moan RoagEms
clerk ~ Probate court
samuel naiiWan
btF NirHiiet hidE
Attorney
(gpahsstHan July is 40 q AuS y
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Ffla no gTaas
uanIu FoH NEARING Oh
FINAI ACCOUNT AND psIf-
IInA EnA mn MInI 1InN


STATE UF MIN kNNFA
CylE%TY OF Hf-HNEpIh
Fs Estate % Ia Hsebtsr De-
fT is ORDERED that the final
account and petition Tor exam - ;
ti5n thereof ard Tor dlstrihutipa
fIiad hafrtW be beard On MHuf8E
August l8tb. 1855 az . 1e}ock A. ~
~ fhls count ID the Court House VI
Minneapolis MiuueSotA, ard that All
p0Fs1ne Interested iu ibis estate
sreseat objections n arF. Whv satd
pafitioa should n1f - granted
THIS order shall BE- published ~
sha Mluueauctis Spokesman snf
sapies thereof mailed according 70
law
SEAL
WfTs.F-z the HON JAMES
Is REHOE ledge 81 prausts
Couyt. th4a tsth 6sy % Julyf
1885
HnME F0EGEFE
CLERK 81 Probate Caarf
~ Rallaan
SO N,cpilat Blfg
Attorney
ispokssnzn Jgly Is. AuE a -
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about cities change with the passing of Time just
as people change with the passing OF time Even SO,
there are always danger signals poia,ing 20 The
development o. sore spots that grow into men.
aces to the safety and ell-hcng OF the community,
ANY street-oorner gathering place where rest.
less teenagers allowed 10 congtcgate night after
night is a target for dope pushers, The dope mon
ace is net confined to large cities like New York.
Chicago Detroit Los Angeles
II has spread 20 every town and city N tho country
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"onr touch ~ Nnman's hand
uan be- paradise. II tho touch h
not Cor toe murh"
will Durant
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Your neighbors write. edit and
print this paper each week for
your information and entertain-
rent
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supervised facilities Young people
dope pushers the groups
tho kids their eks They
there always
pusher charging
theft burglary muggng obtain money supply HIS
habit
nagers dope
loong mugging other types the 'thri
dcfytns established law and authority
property the
wcltendcd shbbery but something
rowdes vicinity
around later nnd they walk the
riskng being muggod In their backwards
ny o residents Of 90
plan doafng
present thing
be cooperation with sscnlic authorities police
officials
York professional Negr,
dsmay
mghbal Ivory his mart apartment
home
He with disinay himself against
cold surrounding axpcnav
gadgets possibly acquire
ing lie ugnosS Harlem neghhorhood
the suburbs
into the block white
in all them fleeing ugihess long
ncghborhood turned Negro parr
of segregated living at overs again
hiding place away from type of
problem that expanding populations.
weiisp gong provide against
sorcspo thai developed
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This paper has five times the
advertising Image II any other
paper u lie kind
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The nrst bicycle built IN the
y $ cost Ssis, weighed 20 pounda
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NorIcn on iNuonron artos
or NtAtfs sttuF, INC.

NorIcE iB uEmEnY GIVEN
THAT NcaIH shop. lnC was duiN
incorporated on tbo lsuh daN -
lulN, lAaNi uhdrr and pNrHaaut o.
iaws II Minnesota fSr is3s tkupwn
as the Mlnhcseta business corpora.
tian ArD ss amended and supple
Wnutcd
The WrRerai nature u the bus
ipcas 60 DO conducted ~ the corr
Nfatttn is TO acquire ~ purchase.
lease or otherwise and ln held, own,
mortgage. oguip maintain ana opef
ate any and ali typr5 and nature
% plants fot the production ana
ina. cabinets counters ava products
tor the diapiAy Rpt htofsEu - moIs
ohaadippl 80 pfeduge, manufacture
market and sale aHd 60 sell aud
and otherwise prepare fUr use
otherwise dispose n any and All
such prVducts and Co etNorwi#e
enter make, perform and carry out
any contract 90 apf pcrt aOd Kind
me lseatian "a its Registered Of,
tioo h. at atg Roanoke auiidinK,
Minneapolis, Minnesota. county ~
ttpNHrpih
incorporation aud first ilaara ~
Directors are
rurpnoR HERMAN
80 Roanoke building
Minneapolis Milan
JONAS q RCtwAHrH
aiO Roanoke hulihlnn
| MinDca coils Miuu
DONNA NAE ktIrEhB
$50 Roanoke uuildiuE
Miunrnpstis MIMI
| Dated a. Minneapolis MtnneHutn
thia REnd dRy 90 iNly, lets
| TifnOp0RM HERMAN
| Attorney at lew
/ 1iV ttNaueku NuiidiuU
| MinMeapUlth MiNu
stpakasman iuiy 90, ipbsl
ltiie No sbtal
ounIn ron AUING rNrt-
ItoN T0n AnMtNtsTH AIIoNs
| ,ns,,sm,N" 'nn ~. - a,.n
| STATE oF MINNffmprA
4 COUNTY Oh ttENNEffN
IN rH0nATm COUNT
~ 70 he'hla ~ Mnrssn " CLARITY
dsdr. Fas Nearing Petition FOE
Letters af Aat.iaispattea
| IT ~ ORDERED that al psFsani
| have, bofofe this Gourt On aandag
august tth, igbA, AZ 70 p'elOek a ~
W the Court Tinaso ln Minneapolis
Mi0uesaia, WIS tha potiiieu ~ nd
MARI SlsritF, ~ henngplf
1 -
meat ~ himHsif Rs adlHintefraIof
herein filea should not be granted
order 60 rifle IIairas ana fss
tteaFina Thsrsaa
tT ~ FURTHER uHhthitmii tins
Within four months from ths dati
htreuf all creditors ~ saia nseaaen
tila thair cisims ln Tits Cent
trnofs viii be heafd aBd eiaina 81
Aminnd snd adiHstsd before thil
court eu Monday, December LAT
| 1853, a. 10 o'clock Az iu the cauy
House Ia Minneapolis Minneaata
fhtss orders shall he Published /,
ttr iiuFPapglig spokesman an,
tgrisa.a nihliea ,ancaFdlnR ~ law
WtrNFaH the hon IAAri
n kh1nN, Judge ~ IsrakaN
Court this TN DAY ~ juh
HoNE FnRsrnN
CLERK ~ Probate Court
William Belts
ets Midland HANK Building
Attorney
tHrpkhsnsn. luip 10, is6 skl
. s-saasf-.ssala
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"lf equality ~ tho s1xcs IL
ever achieved. itJl take mon some
time Ia get accustomed 10 their
new dghts. Quote.
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Z1k.l:1 533|1|1
u BY NEIL DODSOn RUSSELL -

NEW YORK CITY something 70 Think About Ia rcoent
Editor column newspaper should give the rvs
rts ~ th. as stnt ana Mum Ayenue something
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agree u,Si Negro weekly newspapers
win become practically extinct within the decade Too
the publishers wco putting
buggy sheets propelled Ia of
who making intelligent keep papers
the changing mos lie attempts the problem
OF the ME
rather recognizes
twned economically politically
Indignation, socially
New York 1899 Writers these
celebrities Ry Pittsburgh
was top the Harlem pole
chan the Harlem beat
Avenue rtns
at night clubs had 10 bacstaRe
playing the Apollo uptown Tho Paramount and
town Copies Of the Amsterdam News
the Chicago Defender tn the living socially
and the joc-in-tho
Then the up headlines In tho daily
press AZ the same time the fight being
daes from screaming mayhem ON their
from, Negroes wecles
were guilty Of the type AcnaationaIam.
The campaign white Negro reporters
brought to light all too clearly material
existing the majority journalists like Topsy
test grew.
years following world war H. when s,eceanes IN b in
educated Negroes the Negro Journalism seems 10 have dropped
farther and farther behind opportunity
- compared 70 other professions The younger Negroes coming
ngrasd colleges today
ons In fact them say ach things
A. Indignation progresses strictly project press
VII become isaa Daily newspapers giving complete covern<
to The fight for niegrauon with each passing year
Unless Negro publishers recognise this fact and attempt 70 reach
some ype u intelligent balance between printing Negro
community and NJ the Negroes aoldfy their
status community the Negro weekly
VIII have tAe Mcar another dacad. INF.
particularly applies 70 the northern Negro weektiep
The southern Of course continue 10 serve
purpose 40 long the South suorny denapy
efastng SLOWLY bot surely ~l Negro editor. 10
adopt view they aret h survive
Evening star., 1958-05-14

patience In the face Of no
action Is not good"
The Rev. =. L. shuttleworth
OF Birmingham. Ala. urged
that q deadline be set for In
tegration Of schools.
He suggested that Vice Pres
ident Nixon make a goodwill
visit 10 the South. He said he
was sure no Negro would dare
10 cast a stone at the Vice
President.
Mr.. Shuttleworth. q Negro
leader In his community. has
been beaten, his wife has been
assaulted. his home bombed
and his church dynamited.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

an apology 70 Secretary Mitch
ell. He called Clarence Mitch
ella conduct inexcusable.
Thureood Marshall, chief
counsel for the NAAcP. told
the meeting that. after the
court decision four years ago.
an offer was made 10 'compro-
mise on everything but prin-
ciple. But any more compro-
mise. he cried. "is not patience
but suicide"
Gov. Albert b. Happy
Chandler Of Kentucky. q speak
er hailed for what has been
accomplished toward integra-
tion In Kentucky. said. Pa
tience Is q great virtue. but
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Negro Leaders PorIey
C.riticizes Eisenhower

the chairman pounding fran
tically for order.
There was applause when
Secretary Mitchell left the hall.
Later, william o. Walker.
president Of the publishers
association and editor Of the
Cleveland Call and Post. issued
Evening star., 1958-05-14
BY FRANCIS r. DAUGLAs
eAF star writer

~ @t@a WRfNt
A conference OF Negro lead
ers adopted a statement vest .
day criticizing President Eli
senhower for failing TO issue a
clear and effective call" for
support Of the Supreme Courts
segregation decision.
The conference referred 10
as the summit meeting OF ma
tional Negro leaders. was spon-
sored by Negro editors through
the National Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
It's final session at the PreSi-
dental Arms wound up with
the declaration that failure to
issue such a statement. lis one
Of the most discouraging as
poets Of this dismal picture OF
civil rights" II added:
Instead we are told 10 be
patient"
Apparently An Answer
This was apparently an
answer 10 the Presidents
speech before a luncheon ses-
sion Of the meeting Monday.
At that time he said there are
no radical cures for racial dis
elimination and that human
problems depend for their solu-
tion on patience and for
bearance."
The PresidRnt's admonitlon
TO have patience also drew re-
plies from speakers at yester-
day afternoons session.
The conference was thrown
todisorder at one point after
a speech by Secretary Of Labor
Mitchell was interrupted by a
shout, That is not true"
The challenge came from
Clarence Mitchell, Washington
representative Of the National
Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People.
Act Hit As Weak
Secretary Mitchell had Just
assailed the Civil Rights Act
adopted last year as weak and
Intellectual. He added that the
act would have been better If
some Of the people who stand
up professionally for civil
rights" had not deserted the
stronger legislation q adopted
earlier by the House.
Secretary Mitchell's reply to
Clarence Mitchell's challenge
was an offer to discuss the
question with him later.
After the Secretary concluded
his speech, Clarence Mitchell
dashed to the platform and
sought to make a reply. A
crowd gathered in front OF the
PLATFORM with the NAACP
Mitchell trying to be heard and
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
Trinity Lutheran
To Host Officers
Al Conference

A church leaders conference
will be held at Trinity Luther
an church on Sunday evening,
May 4, at 700. The meeting will
begin with a dinner served by
the Missionary Leagues of the
congregation.
The purpose of this dinner
meeting is both inspirational and
educational. Information on to
days church viii be impaired
and the leaders of the church
urged to live the total life in
Christ and help others to do the
same.
More than $50 officers Of con-
gregations, church organizations,
and congregational committees
from Eastern Montana are ex-
pected to be in attendance to hear
the Rev. R. c. Muhly Of st. Louis,
member of the Stewardship
Board of the Lutheran Church.
Missouri Synod.