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Evening star., 1958-07-04
WHY GROW oLDa
By JOsEPHINE LOWMAN

Rssistsr and Tribune synaieats
Women who have tried
them know that fgure-
molding exercises are magic
II you want q lovely figure.
They also promote grace
and good posture.
You always can tell wheth-
er q woman exercises or not
by Der carriage and the grace
Of her movements.
Recently exercise also has
come into It's own as q health
producer and as a weapon
with which TO delay aging.
Many folks have become IN
terested in the benefits Of
regular exercise because Of
the stamp Of approval By.
their physicians.
It is q wonderful idea to
begin exercised However.
you should always have a
check-up by your doctor
first. You also must begin
gradually,
Once q woman makes up
her mind To self-improve-
ment she is likely to do far
too much at first. Even II
she does not damage her.
self. sore muscles probably
will discourage her.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

AA - W-AA
Again stand still with your
feet comfortably separated
and your arms at your sides.
Let your trunk and head and
arms fall forward. Raise the
arms. head and trunk, bring-
ing arms TO sideward-shoul-
der-height position. Pull back
gently with the arms and
lower the head slightly. Again
bend forward and continue,
II you would like 10 slip
up on exercise. you may want
my "Six Introductory Exer-
cises." II SO. send q stamped.
self-addressed envelope with
your request for leaiiet No.
IS. Address Josephine Low
man in care OF this news
paper.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
Fan FoFWaFd

rhythm q svlng-step-SWinr.
step. and 20 forth.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
Bend Knees

Today I want to give you
. few easy warm-up exer-
cises. Walk about the room.
bending your knees high up
in front Of you.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
Points for Parents ",.rA rA.-.- v.'...

Make it possible for children to Be happv participants
rather than unhappy spectators
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Amelia News, Social Items
Miss FHppen Enteilains ; Fur Wrapped,

MONIES were George o Hardy. Jr.,
Valentine w Southall, Valentine W..
Southall Jr., Mrs J D. Rand. Mrs.
w II Elicit. MIR. and Mrs Sam
Davenport and Gordon Tilman
Mrs G. Garland HutchcSon, Mrs
Thomas Stark, Jl.. and Mrs. j b.
Mason attended the meeting Of the
James Allen chapter. Daughters OF
American Revolution. in Crewc
where p B Chlldress and J. c.
Dodson also of Amelia. talked on
Conservation and Wildlife. .
Mrs. Il II Jones left Saturday
70 spend week with her cousins
Mr. and Mrs W S. Weaver, in
Rice
McNillion Picks Up Car
Worth McMllon left Saturday
for Pontiac. Meth. where he will
pick Cp new car He expects 10
be gone for several days.
Mr. and Mrs r A. Wood spent
several days recently with Mrs.
Wood sister. Mrs. Merle Edwards,
IN keysville.
Home Demonstration meetings for
next week are Truxillo. Tuesday,
Jan u at , pm with Mrs. Lewis
f a sfcr Beaver Pom d-Earls.
Wednesday. Jan % at pm. with
MIS- " 7 Roberts.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
CT, Get Those
NSII Cards Right.

VAs packet Of y GI insurance
premium notices IN each veteran
ISN'T fully understood Printed on
each notice Is the months premium
for which II should be used, along
with tha veterans name, policy
number, and accounting data
seems simple, but i ISN'T SAYS
Tho agency ENofy month. thou
sands Of notices ara received which
bear the name Of the wrong month
for payment enclosed
Each veteran then must be mott.
fled Of the error and provided with
d replacement notice This costs
tax dollars which otherwise would
BE- saVed VA sad
Pointing out that lhc notices are
provided both for the veterans con
vcnirncf and tor taN Saving \
through NImpIincd premium ac-
counting VA urges I'LL veterans to
be sure 70 i.sc thc riGtt notice for
ihc months premium enclosed.
~ pef cent II ~ $i4 blAon more
taan current year expenditure Isl
Inmates
TAIe Il an qrp. fphfcb e,rt,f,l,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Thomas Stark, Jr., and their guests,
Mr. and MIS- Howard Morecock,
of Bristol, Saturday. The More
cocks left Sunday after a week 5
visit with The, StatSs.
Mrs Johns Returns
/ Mrs. A. A. johns has returned
to her horne in Amelia from visit
with her daughter, Mrs Plumcf
Wlscman. and Mr. WiSeman III
/ Danvillc
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Barnes, and
/ family. Of Norfolk were recent
guests Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
lR r Barnes.
\ Mrs. Vaupan Leon, her daughter
Mary Rebccca. and G. A Coleman
I all Of Lane. s. g left Sunday after
a visit with relatives IN Amelia
! MIS-. Lyon and her daughterc were
\ the guests Of Mrs Ilgons mother
Mrs II Otis Marshall and Mr.
Coleman was the guest OF his
brother. win Coleman
/ MISS Laura Allen ard Mrs,
Charles A Holman, Jr. were In
Richmond Tuesday
Larger Parish Represented
1 The Rev. and Mrs. Milton Reid.
and Mrs James Courier represented
+ the Amelia Presbyterian church al
dinner meeting Thursday in Black
stone The program was on vista
ton evangelism Representatives
from the other lour churches IN the
Amelia larger parish were also
present for the meeting
4 Mrs S NJ Wheeler. Of Church
Road. spent Friday and part Of
Saturday with her sister. Mrs K
II Burke and Mr. Burke Mrs
Wheeler has taken alb apartment III
Amelia and expects to arrive soon
10 make her home here
Miss Belle Burke. of Charlottcs.
/ vile, spent the week end with her
brother f. H Burke. RETURNING &c
her home Sunday.
Mrs H {. Rucker arrived satur.
day 70 Spclu several DAYS with
Mrs Joseph McConnauehey after a
visit with her son. H Coles Rueker
and bis family, II KING and Queen
county Mrs Rncker has also taken
an apartment III the Elicit Apart.
mcnts. and will probably spend the
winter here
y Among ne AnoliaNs ii Richmond
SATURDAY Tor me Inaugural cere-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Warns OF Evil Consequences"
Senator Byrd Calls Federal Budget
Reckless: Believes Cuts Possible

IL call tho new fiscal program
Tot me coming year reckless II
Is likely 10 lead To substantial dG:
ficit spending with ALL 81 ltS eva
consequences
Since 1910 the PURCHASING loWef
Of our dollar has dropped more
than 81 per cent. and dcficit flnane
ing has been The principal hilat
ionary factor Under conditions fac
ing rs now. 1t Is more imperative
than ever before 10 MAINTAIN the
soundcst possible conditions IN fed
cral fiscal policy
In view o. The continuing neces.
slty TO increase essential cxpendi-
lures for missiles, satellites. etc.
10 assure 4 balanced budget and Il
sound economy FOR I'M comm. yeaa
and the future i IN absolutely
necessary 10 cut nnn-rSaential ex
pcndilurcs II All areas military.
civilian and foreign AID
III this respect ne President y
new budget leaves much % be or
sired There II general pay RAISE
Of more than 81 billion there are
new grant programs for school.
Stun clearance. and civilian de
Tense. there IS new authority 10
spend directly out Of the debt for
housing Export Import Bank aud
IVA. etc.
Actually. expenditures FOR strict
~ domcstic-ciyllian activities. TX
elusive Of national security foreign
aid and international affairs. are
estimated At The highest figure III
history II THIS new budget thev
total more than Sgo billion. incld
lnR highways postal deficit AUD
FNMA AS compared with $l1I
billion in nc first Eisenhower bud
Rct Of 1854 this Is An increase of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

u. s. Senator Harry + Byrd
called the new $7a billion Federal
budget reckless" He said the high
est budget IN pcacctimc history IL
likely 10 lead 70 substantial d.
ficit spending with all OF its cyil
consequences
Virginia S senior national lcelsla
tor took President Eisenhower S
lg5B budget to task for two chief
lacks ovcrestimating tax IN
come and insufficient cuts in non
essential expenditures.
The senator's views as presented
in a Washington statement Monday
follow
The new S7a billion federal bud
get highest IN pcacetlmc history
estimates that tax revenue viii IN
crease BY 81 billion. or three per
cent. over receipts for the current
year. In addition, 500 million o.
revenue from postal rate increases
not yet approved by Congress Is
used TO achieve balance.
Sees Less Revenue
sIn view OF the present declining
business cycle. ! believe a drop ii
tax revenue is more likely than al
increase, IS the Federal Govern
nRnt is mainly dpucndent on In
come taxes which fluctuatc Will
BUSINESS conditions,
IN making these estimates Of ~
creased revenue, the Adminisfra
ton should have taken warning
from the fact that as late as Octobei
it was ovcr-cStinating revenue for
the current yrtt! cnuing June 30 D.
Sill billion Nov IN January II
comedies that rs SIS billion sur
plus viii b. changed 70 q $500 mil
lion deficit BY The end Of tho year
IN June
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Cumberland Legion
Auxiliary Active
I'm Christmas Work

Cumberland American Le.c B n
Auxiliary Post No 269 was vcry
active during the Christmas season
On December IA Mrs Harry Ro-
van, Mrs Helen Rousch, Mrs. Ann
James. and MS Margaret Sears
spent the day working the the git
shop at the Mcguire Veterans
Hospital IN Richmond
The auxiliary members spent
many hours collecting toys and
food. and covering boxes to be de
ivcrcd by the Legion members to
different families throughout the
county On December "a Mrs.
Harry Rowan president Of the
unit and MES w v. French. char
man Of the rehabilitation committee
met with Arlie Spcas and Harry
Rowan to put the final touches ID
The boxes that were 10 bc delivered
BY The Legion that afternoon
Working with MIS- French on tho
rehabilitation committee were Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Service Agents for southern
States COOPERATIVE
John Deere Pillow Co. Modern
Grinding and Mixing
Phone Yukon 3-247l. DillWyn. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Amelia News. Social Items

Miss Debby F'lippcn entertained
three Of her friends al card
party on New Years afternoon.
Guests were tho Misses Carolyn
Davenport Anne Allen and Carol
dcKrafft, The hostess greeted her
guests III an evening gown, nylonS
and high heels. earrings. and wlth
finger nails polished
The guests were gowned IN after
noon dresses With nylons. nigh heels
and the other accessories. and one
was swathed in furS. A very cX-
citing game of Old Maid was played.
after which the hostess mother
Mrs. Donald Fllppen. served re-
freshments Of punch and scookics.
Candy cigarettes were provided for
those desiring to smoke
The hostess and her guests are all
eight years old
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Fllppcn en-
tertained at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Jim Weave Thought h.s a Ford
had lot 81 rattles III It Hc took
i u George Morgan, who works
for NJ r Wllmouth's Sinclair Sta-
ton east Of FarmVillc
Morgan began searching for TN
rattle and soon found about half-
bucket Ct bolts resting quietly I'M
the oil pan doing nobody any harm
lust rafting on occasions.
The next question IS are they
spares.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
TAiLoRFORBEs COMPANY

Dodge job Rated Trucks
Dodge Passenger Cars
Plymouth Cars
1V5 NJ 3rd St Phone
Farnyillc, VA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Mrs. J. T. Anderson $
Rites Held Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Brokenborouph Anderson. who dice
early Sunday morning in a Rich
mond hospital. were held in Christ
Episcopal church. Amelia, January
49, Intcrment was IN Amelia Prosby-
terrain church cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson was the widow OF
James F Anderson, Of Amelia SUI
viving her are two sons. James r.
Anderson Jr. Of Amelia and John
B. Anderson Of Wythevillo. and
seven grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
New Aid For Teeth

Malmo, O. a new flotuidc COM
pound thai can be added - taoie
halt and IS equally effective in rc-
ducing tooth decay but less toxic
n large Quantities than the pres
emily used sodium fouridc com
pound was reported by Dr. Gunnar
Santesson. Of Stockholm 10 Re-
search on Flurine and Dental Carries
Prevention meeting here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Agricultural Board
Member Was Speaker

w. S. Green of Burkeville. OF the
Virginia agricultural board was the
Speaker at the meeting Of the Amel-
ia County Ruritan club January 3 at
Amelia school cafeteria.
Green talked on a proposal 81 the
board to set up a talent bank as a
way to raise additional money for
agricultural research education and
service
Ladies Of the Jetersville Methodist
church served the supper
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
DANGER AHEAD

Beautiful, yes. Beautiful as only Nature
II all her purity can be- But dangerous too,
dangerous 70 the ships at sea and the men
they carry. For an cebcrg's greatest bulk
lies unseen beneath the surface and
against it, the unwary cannot survive.
Many Of the things which, on the surface,
appear the most tempting and beautiful
contain hidden dangers and unsupported
pitfalls.
Men, like ships, need warning and guild
ance-and nowhere can they find greater
help, greater love and protection than II
their Church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Amelia WSCS To
Study Book On Japan

The Amelia group Of the WsCs
VIII meet ~ Moore's Methodist
church January 70 at 10 80 a. IN. for
a mission study class on the book
Gross and Crisis in Japan"
a japanese couple who arc study
me- AZ the Presbyterian Training
School VIII be there to tell OF their
work in Japan.
The public is invited and is asked
to BRING a box lunch Coffee will be
served at the church. Miss Mary
Sheppard q member Of the Moore S
church WSCS said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Ihc Almys Seventeen Anti-Air-
craft Artillery Battery has moved
re last Of rs 20 nm guns from
iiyc sites They were replaced BY
batteries Of Nike missiles Later.
Hawk missiles Will also BE- IN
stalled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Henry Brown. Mrs Alfred Black.
and Mrs. Frank Thomas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
= THE CAMERA ARTIST
Creative Photography"
l4-A N Main st. Phone 989
Farmyillc, VA.

Creative Photography
ll4-A N Main st. Phone 989
Farmyillc va
JAMES MADISON INN
The House O. Good Eats
Hwy Is A. AGO West OF Farmyillc
FLIPPFN'S STORE
General Merchandise. Hardware.
Farm Supplies. Phone HY 2-240l
Cumberland. Va.
COOK SUPPLY COMPANY
Building Material. Special
MillWork
Phone 1918 eFafmylue. Va
SEAY MILLING &
MACHINERY CO.
Service Agents for southern
States COOPERATIVE
John Deere Pillow Co. Modern
Grinding and MIXING
Phone Yukon 3-247l. Dinwyn. Va
STATE & LEE 4 FARMNMLE
DRIVEN THEATRES
For the Best in entertainment
Faimvillc. va.
TIE FLOOR SHOP
Go 70 Church for Your Sake. Your
Children's Sake. and for the
Sake Of the Community. u
PRINCE EDWARD MILLS. INC.
Merchant Millcrs
Seal OF Virginia High Patent Flour
PEN Poultry-Dairy and
Stock Feeds
Farmvillc, Va
GARLAND AND HARDWOOD
Agents
Insurance That Insurcs
1903 North Main Street
Farmvillc, va.
NEWCOMB AUTO PARTS. INC.
Wholesale Auto Parts e.
Equipment
Farmvillc, Va.
FARMvIILE FURNITURE co.
Visit Our Used Department
Farmvillc. Va.
LEGGETT'S DEPT. STORE
Farmville. Va
Take Someone TO Church with
You Sunday You'll Both
Feel Richer for It.
FARMVILLE ESQ
SERVICENTER
Atlas Tires. Batteries &
Accessories
Washing. fabrication. Waxing
AAA Service
PhonC " Farmylic. VA
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING
CO., INC.
Contractors Building Material
Quality Millwork
Phone 26O Farmyillc, va.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
jock Neol Is
Receiving congrofs
On Passing Exoms

James Jaek Neal OF aas5 f1rth
.Ay S Minneapolis vs. RECEIVING
congratulations on his success 10
passinE his examinations before
the state Board OF Electrical rs
amWer
NTH more than seven years IN
els, t1lai engineering work for the
Z s Ap Foroc and Navy aud as
= civilian electrician at the Puget
Sound Navy Yards Neal SAYS be
has worked hart 20 break through
the invisible barrier separating
the abaref rom the iouncyman
ln adtltipp 20 ula technical
sknIs Neal h. also active ia civic
ans many fatcrnal nftsira Mum
hrrrd among hls fatetnh 5futts-
uons ayc paleatitc laaRo M 2 r.
Is a NJ OF which hr Is luniof
Warden Chapter 8 of the o n y.
81 which hr rs a Worthy Patron
Of Giscta and E'csz5n Temple "a
OF Witch be s Captain OF ratrol
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
RICHARD STONES PROMOTED
TO NAH SUPERVISOR m
ST. PAU pOSTOTFiCt

Richard T. stokes Jr with ~
wears service az tlcrk H the
~ Paul Postofuec has been prom.
oted 20 q mall supervisor Il was
announced thls wrak by sigrd
BsttlsJn $50 Paw Postmaster
STOKES s the SON uf tFc late
Rtdmni Stokes ST. vino Wa SEN
oral foreman ut tho mailing 3fr
,Har at tho lims % r,uvmcut Ia
Jay 1886
Stokes ia married fp the f1rWrg
Anita Gibbs pnd they have three
children Richard uG 20 Michele
d five ard Lawrence w Tho
couple tive az igb0 Igth Ave
Minneapolis
STOKES H veteran uf World
War II rrinF active service ln
lsu 1855 Ho served in both the
European and Philippine Wo8trfa
AZ present bee Ia "a captain va the
active Amy resoryy serving a.
supply officer faf The ls7 EugIn.
Ger Battalion re rart Smelling
~ commenting on STOKES prom
otle1 Postmaster Bertglsrn saJ
."i ann sire that Mr. Stokes win
mHkr a fine supervisor Sc Il
following IN me fo0tairpa ~ hli
father who was also foreman
IN tho department
M Hcrtelpcn stated he had ~.
srived many recommendation f0i
NJ Stokes from outstanding ciu
gems NJ - Paul
10 liz understood the Hamsc
County Republican Civil Right
Committee headed by John ~
I culver gave Nj Stokes ID nrouF
endorsement and support
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

Matthew Little was Installed sn
editor 81 enc sotthgIu Lahi trade
union publication ~ 1900 postal
clerks At installation ceremonies
held Saturday Aprd 10 ~ the
Prom Bathroom Minneapolis
Thc monthly represents the
voice ~ Lopai i2S National Ped
erstian u Post office Clerks.
AFLecIO ana h1a circulation u
over 2toO copies per publication
covering every FIRST ana second
elsss Pos, Ofnee 10 ne state o.
wsu ~ 30 larger post offices
throughout ne country
Matihrw in The capacity ~ ell
itof alec serves be pIbiieiF for
this large postal miaH maintain
ing llaalgn win ne press lie "
also me.abcr ~ Tho PrA a
national press service Tor postal
publications
Tho total rncfgies ~ ths North
rrn tigtt editor AZ weil a. tho
entire Local i25 and other postal
uu.ops are presently concentrated
Bio sn about effort toward ufg
Ing President Eisenhower 70 sign
ard not veto y bin calling for a
modest adjustment Of postal en-
pioyccs salaries
Charles Noble well known Mn
city southsider il on ne staff
u Northern Lght as feature
writer
Mr. Little lives with his wife
sylvia and 1--WE children a. 34ts
rim Az, g Minneapolis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

service ~ the community hmIsy
iuriudcd were 8 Edwnrt iiali mud
br } " cmmp Sor extensive
service sH membpra o. The board
ana Hiaa realslto slatks for her
t&o goaH ~ voluntary service ~
the agency
Aisp sWHrlrl au ipmrHuptu eit
alton uaa NJ Arthur Fogta min
lister ~ Unity Unitarian church
aHd Unity Churlh fuf their en-
forte ~ slH mo displaced persons
effected by the Hardp-at AF
tho4g fregwsy
Mns Mor1W address Human
Rotations 10 Housing waa welt
fraslVrd stHbIGg ai the keystone
ct baumng discrimination. Mrr
Morrow sald The Issue has Tong
bron ursigujrd by The excessive
pressure ~ need fgr housing
ammF muoutr the NE and
BraHt urgency ~ siloyiatluE TIE
effects ~ alums upon them sa8
ne Identification ~ housing Dc
nasnrIsa with poverty and lors
INCOME status
ln reality continued ars
Nauue chs crucial housing
lsgua involving nlnouiies ia not
slime bot Rbeitosa, not power
~ bui me monopoly ~ facialiy
restricted housing markets.
Mrs A9ffgn concluded "rho
only fgrre strong enough ~ brock
Inati'utlabaItzed discrimination Is
lpstitdinnalize1 non diacrimiua
nop The Force ran be- marshoIisJ
only BY law
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

contends that their contest 81 the
court appointed epprusala ia based
upon federal government direc
tlons
According 20 Robert Mattaon
deputy attorney general asaiKnei
% the Highway Department
THE departments action In
those cascv is based upon federal
recommendation. The state merely
submits resume together with ita
Recommendation 10 the Y 8 bur
eau Of Roads We, IN turn, receive
their recommendation aa 60 what
action $40 should take
Carriers letter also requested
That Governor Freeman confer
with Representatives If the nigh
way Department the Attorney
Ganafnls office thc i{andasat An
utuuy rrcrEav organization the
NAAtli ami the Urban League
ia Bn otfrft 10 asstst iu Getting
hcas grove and complicated prob
lous
rtnrts 10 contact ne governor
or hia Representatives Tom Hughes
,Htto ia 100 avail According 20 q
secretary in me governors utp,c
The oply person capable % com
menHuK GA ne NAACt'H letter
81 protest WAS rom nughpa who
Ia ia New Yofk city meeting scan
dnnNaH state Centennial visitofs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

court appointed appraisers
Said che lottcr rhe difference
between the court ana state sp
pfaisala "a many instances are
fantastic
The communication letter signed
by Leonard Carter branch pres.
dent pointed ont what the branob's
housing committee Richard fNps.
chairman has been able 10 deter,
milne az 10 the problems confront
ing most NJ the displaced mcmhom
~ the community involved
Snid Carter = ana SURF that the
state Highway Department did
not consider tho relocation prob
lemH confronting these people rhr
discriminatory practices Of certain
groups have ,hoae persons con
rped Ca only seek relocation ln the
tingr arras 90 the so-callod ghct
to Prices in DE fringe AREAS have
gone up IA anticipation Of frantic
buying and THESE persons affect
81 hy Use fgerway are ratWht 81
tha vicious uso
Iitr hraurhA houusinF corn
mite" hes bisu stated thai many
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

Washington bureau chief COM
planned because Mitchell praised
Cecil Newman Publisher Of the
Minneapolis SPOKESMAN and the
81 Paul RECORDER newspapers.
and the Minnesota Editorial As
sociatiou az meetings in the Twin
Cities April %,
According 20 Williams letter,
copies OF which were sent to Roy
Wilkins, national executive sccre
tary ard the presidents % the
Twin City branches Of the NAACP,
Mitchell made gross errors and
misstatsments' in his address 10
Kickoff the Twin Cities branches
Joint membership drives
Mitchell praised the Minnesota
Editorial Association and Newman
AZ st James AAiE Church before
a capacity crowd April % The
same evening at ST. Peters ANrE
Church during a question and an,
Ever period Mitchell praised New
man again for his work for a
strong ciul rights platform az the
Democratic National Convention
IN 1856 az which Mitchell said
Newman feGed some national
party leaders in an effort 10 aid
the NAACP and other organiza-
lions in getting a strong civil
rights plank
Mitchell also praised Minnesota
Negro DFL workers led by Curtis
Chivers who is also part Of the