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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Pullman Jones. Noah Powers. Ro.
land Armstrong. Arthur Roberts,
Earl Clark wtlhsm southland
Clarence Harris, q Carlisle Pete
Ratsell, George Bcll. Morris pin-
ard. w r. Henderson willis
Smith. William Carter, Crosby
Bailey
Also the Mcssrs and Mines Ted
Ruftner. Joe Sleet. Edwin Carr,
Percy white. William Burrcll, Rob
ert Fields Frank Castlemap. Al
bert Cotton. 4 Blsltoly clifford
Specsc. Arthur Rinchsrt Roger
Neal, wits Clark, Roscoe Reed,
Al Shavers Joe - Props Tony
Lucas. " &c. Cameron, Lloyd Don
aldsan. Harold Mayes Charles
snaugrass. Alfred Mcclure Harry
Ballard, wilne sharpe Nathaniel
Walker Jr, Gerald Bailey Taylor
Moss. Dave williams, Leroy Riess
Kenny Robinson, J Jaouway
| Theodore Dean
And the Mines henrietta Jones,
Geucviove Jackson Sally Jones,
Waldeann strong. Euestinc u
Wright, Darlynn Brown. LILLIAN
Finley George Green Ir.
Myrtle Banks. tAiiian Jackson
acrdedes Brown. Rose Galloway,
Gwondolvn Ray, Elsie Carey Myr-
tie Ross. Jeanette Howard Bcver,
y Crawford Ruth Alien the
Misses, 4 Wright Edna Curtiar
Elizabeth Castleman Dorothy
Hntt liner Smith Helen Cole
latte Jones. JEANNE Alien Mary
Adams. Norma Robertson and the
icsgrs John r. Armstrong. 8icTls
ny Duke. Robert l. white Jrs H.
smith. Robert ellis. Frank Echoia
Harry Neal. oscar Davis, Alex
Jones. Joe Norris Richard Parker
Jim Lasalcy and Harvey Cruze
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
JUDGE BENNETT ~
sPEAk JAN, 10

one Of the FIRST public appear.
anoes Of the newly appointed Min
neaPolis municipal Judge l. How
ard Bennett, win be ON Thursday
evening, January 10. at the t'uiNs
ersity YMCA He will speak on
civil Rights and tho Struggle
inr National Unity"
The meeting Is sponsored ny the
Minneapolis and st Paul branches
OF the womena international
League for Peace and Freedom
which lists among lis priortics
the advancement OF civil rights
ana civil liberties
The co-chhirmou OF the meeting
viii be Miss Margaret Thomson
chairman Of the Minneapolis
Branch and Mrs. Emma Lee
chairman ~ the a. Paul League
branch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

y Our wages ksep step ahead ~
ne game Initiation p1l eat awuy
our savings Insurance ~ pension
funds A. the present rate n iu.
naiian three per cent year IN
only ter years 'hs dollar vii ioss
crs-fogrfh ~ Ita value The effect
9pad ~ about ne same a. having
worked several gears faf nothing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Christmas eve and was dinner
guest on Christmas day OF Mrs
Hyde Later ia the evening several
old friends dropped in 70 greet
her
On December &c she was the
honored guest al buffet supper
hosted by Mr.. and Mrs Charles
+ Noble Of 1892 Fourth Az. S
Other out-of-town guests were
Mrs Edith sizer OF Chicago and
the Misses Lucille and Lorraine
Shiyers Of Washington, d, c, on
Friday December ~. she was
luncheon guest OF Mrs. Spencer
Shiyers and Mrs. Walter Aston at
the Nankln Cafe other guests
were the Misses Lucille and Lor-
raine shivers Of Washington Mrs.
Edith SiEer Of Chicago and Mrs.
Sidney Saiter OF st. Paul. After
lunch the group visited Southdale
She was guest Of Mrs. NJ, O.
Evans at the annual Christmas
party OF the I.aissez nous -faire
Bridge club st her home, 3T40
Firth Az s. on Saturday evening
On Monday she spent the day
down town shopping and on Tues
day she was the luncheon guest
Of Mrs Carrie Neal at Fair Oaks
Motel Mrs, Ella CLANCY Of Chi
cago was also q guest
She was dinner guest on Tues
day evening Of Mr. and Mrs
Spencer shivers and later the
same evening watched the old
year out and the New Year in at
a gala New Years eve buffet Sup
per hosted by Mr. and Mrs Maur-
ice Daniels 37i6 Fifth Az. s.
on New Years day Mrs Thomas
and Mrs. Charles Noble were
guests OF Mrs. Buue Carmichael
Sr at showing OF Around The
World in 50 Days" and the dinner
guest OF Mr., and Mrs Palmer
Jackson Of 37os Fourth Az. S.
Mrs Frank Corners, 3g39 Firth
Ay S was hostess at cocktails
and buffet supper honorng Mrs.
Thomas on Thursday evening Jan.
uary az her home The Misses
E=utille and Lorraine Shivers were
also out-of-town guests Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Shepherd entertained
al a buffet supper honoring Mrs.
Thomas on Friday evening AZ their
home, 1920 18th Av. S.
on Saturday Mrs Charlene
Noble Hall took her around in the
two cities to say goodbye to her
friends after spending wonderful
vacation IN her old hometown.
She was given gifts by the
Mines w y Brown. 7. Il Burt.
o l. Alexander. Boyd Crawford
sr Harvey A. Moss, Fred schuck
Spencer shivcrs. Jessie Shepard
nd the Misses Shivers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
Washington Resident
Feted On Trip
To The Twin Cite S

With a long list OF renewed
friendships and fond memories OF
new ones made, Mrs. Vincent
Thomas Of Washington. y. c.. a
former resident OF Minneapolis.
left for her home by plane on
Saturday evening January 4, after
spending the holidays in Mime
apohs, visiting old friends. She was
the houseguest of Mrs. Lottie
Hyde, 1882 Clinton Ay.
Many social courtesies were ac-
corded Mrs. Thomas including din
ners. luncheons and sightseeing
tours, She arrived in the city on
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
MRS. IRENE LANDLORD
AND HARVEY KEMP
RKpHAT VOWS

In a simple and solemn cere
mony Mrs Irene Landlord became
the bride OF Mr. Harvey Kemp
on New Years eve. December
~, at pm Rev ] l.. Glover per,
formed the double ring ceremony
at the home 90 the bride. ia
lKlehart Az In the presence u
a few relatives
standing with tho couple as they
spoke vows after Rov Glover were
Mira Gertrude iilakey as attendant
ami ataft SGT Albert Angrum AZ
best man
Mr. and Mrs Kemp received
Fluctuations from those present At
the reception that followed
The newiyweda are al home
~ Che fFlehart Ave addroua
Ne Informed Head the Recorder
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs q
& DHzsie, das Rando Az had an
their dinner guests on ChrlHtuaa
day, Mr. ana Mrs Lionel Allen
and Mir Gerard Lee. and fpr their
poet New Years dinner on Janu
afy 3, guests were MIR and Mrs
Bart Brent and Mt John Few
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Queen for Day popular at
teruoou tslevisIon show. viii be-
come the sixth network 1V show
to originate from the 81 Paul
Winter Carnival during the past
five years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

New Daughter, Penny Calhoun,
g years old and her sister shari
lynn, three years old have wei
coined new playmate into the
family circle at no Dayton Az.
Their new sister. Susan Gail was
born December ~ 1T 81 Luke's
hospital and tipped the scales
At seven pounds and iap ounces.
Rev and Mrs Mckinley Calhoun
are parents ~ the family Maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mira
Dock Risrknev and patorual
grandparents are REV ana Mira !
N. Calhoun, al " Chicago
Entertained, Among the many
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

returns To School James Breeder left Friday morning
January Tor New York City where he student al Union
theological Seminary after spending holiday yaea-
uoh Nun ms parents Mr. and Mrs Pleasant Breeder and
grandmother Mrs Annie Thomas of 1909 Olson Memorial
Hyway
Club Enertains Husbands festive exenin WINS eninna
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Rev Martin L. simmons will per-
form the double ring ceremony
a reception win follow IN the
church pariors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
LoreIei Moves To
Wed A &c Melvin
Chase January 10

Invitations have b@sp issued ~
Mrs. Ehir ~ Perkins ard Harold
Haysa fJr ~ forfhcnrnlng we'd
eiHE n p1sir daughter Lorsiei Ann
Hayss 70 AlFrua1 &C Hsinp Chase
stationed ~ Waia Chamberlain
A{r Force base
The welding sga ~ a. sYent ~
Saturday evening January - a.
seven oeiHe< AZ ~ Peters AhfE
CHaych Fourth Az b A. ~ ~
rHT PAPER T7fT ENEMIES YKxR
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HrAp ruE WANT ADS

USE rHn WANT Aps
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

The meeting IL called Cor pm
and " free 60 the public.
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THr FAi'ER T7fF E9ENlEs "a >
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(7119) IS
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Vendo Ford SIS o Ghev. IS. Anabos
$50 capros en- condolences Al.
i085 W. 81 Pl., Hialeah =,
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Cadillac NEGRO, 1850, sedan espe.
cial, potencia completa. Aire aeon.
dfcionado. Dueho Privado. $3.50.
TELF. UN 6-3172
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o a specialization. NE 4-1154.
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1855 Cadillac, 4 ptas. / due1o.
1345-T st. Causeway. NJ. Beach
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70 'bsat LTQUfDAcfoN 96sh =
. = Higgins Boat Sales
1923 Purdy Ave, NJ. B.. JE 1891
(7126) IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
SHOP EARLY. SHOP LATE MONDAYS At wal

Woshinstoa Store. open Moa6oys $50 IN 10 pa
CorneFs, $50 10 $50 except eefhesdo Bsdsef 80
Smyrna times., 1958-10-09

The English Department at
Smyrna High School has a new
member this year in the person
of Miss Ruth H. Moffitt. While
new to the faculty family, she is
no stranger to the town or the
school. She is a Smyrna resi-
dent of long standing and at
tended the high school where
she is now teaching. The new
teacher has her B.A. degree
from Mary Washington College
of the University of Virginia, To-
Gated at Fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Moffitt comes to Smyrna
from the Oak Grove Junior High
School in Wilmington. Previous
to that employment, she taught
at Falls Church High School,
Falls Church, Va.
At Smyrna, she is teaching
sophomore English and has
charge of the 81 homeroom.
Miss Moffitt is also engaged in
the new reading program now
in progress at the school, max
ing use of the latest electronic
devices to aid children. She has
been trained in the use of the
marvellous "Tach-X," a speed
reading projection machine, and
another piece of equipment, the
Control Reader. To round out
her schedule, she teaches one
section of junior high school
spelling
Her membership in profess
sional organizations includes the
National Council of Teachers of
English, The National Education
Association, Delaware State Ed
ucation Association, Kent Coun-
ty Education Association, and
the Smyrna Education Associa-
Smyrna times., 1958-10-09

ton. Miss Moffitt was very ac-
tive in her school and commun-
ity organizations, having served
as secretary of the faculty club
at Falls Church. In addition, she
was program chairman of the
Falls Church Community Drama
Group. She has gotten into the
swing of things" here, too, being
actively engaged in the curricu-
lum and book report study be-
ing made by the English Depart
ment,
She has travelled extensively
over the North American con-
tment, enjoying both our neigh
bors to the north and the south.
She now engages in her favorite
hobby-reading-at her home at
liz South Street.
Smyrna times., 1958-10-09
KNOW YOUR TEACHERS
Guardians of our Future

This is series to better acquant the residents of the Smyrna
Special School District with those persons responsible for the
education of children 1.-THE citizens of tomorrow"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMII.LE

FROM HOLLYWOOD 10 HARLEM ont surprised Il
DOROTHY DANDRIDcE and Hollywood restaursnur Jack Denn
become Mr. and Mrs
DAKOTA STATION Is al play the great
picture being rsaded Columbia speaking
pix people ALTiEA scresnested
The Horse Soldiers" JOHN wAYNE and VII
LIAM HOLDEN Etarrsr
SAMMY DAVIS IN wont be- heard on cast record Poy
BY Columbia Davis tsa
Of the Gerahn1n Win
conducting
great This Little Girls Gone
nip why Here tell drumming
the fsra out ~ Louis has Interest ~ Chicago His spare
keep long operators busy busy, busy.
PEARL Pnnfus guest artist when the pERcIvAL
BoRDE opened AZ ~ Marks Playhous" New York
city group signed Tor 3 twON8eek
GATEWAY SINGERS san Francisco sh break
Ing Village Gate hers they made their East
Thsy at chcagos Gate Of Horn
folks. what they Win folk
cogan Philip the production u Lorraine
IIansberya "a Taisu the sun starring SIDNEY POTTER
Sun viii open Broadway shortly after the first 81 the
GARNER. GERRY MuLLIGAH, LIONEL HAMPTON
held TENT Waingford Conn
way Sponsored by oaae musical theatre the included
presentation Of 80 OF jazz history The Little Elf
scheduled windy CITY at Orchestra Hall
NASH bright youngster discovered
by Godfrey supper Brooklyn
Elegabto Johnny the golf
part time raddy,
The ending Of HARRY uEf.AFoNTEs NOV World
ending left you
with impression that blonde would with Belafone
Now shen go Mel ferer
picture Boafonts
story people n world
tho Hbonb h America killed everyone the FIRST
opens
Harry currently U-ope singing pleasure return
10
be opus Against Tomorrow" play
card dealer IN Las Vegas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
THIS N TINT
by hazel
underwood

Think hate. and it darleens your
life.
Think love and Il, brightens your
days
For We make or break on the
word we take
As our motto along lifes ways
Think lies. and you fan to the pit.
Think truth. and you soar 10 the
skies.
For we rise or sink by the words
we think.
Then choose your thoughts and be
wise.
Think fear. and II curdIes your
blood;
Think courage and Il builds you
anew
For the thoughts we have can
sink or save
IS hte's way we pursue
q " stone. In Family Circle,
Not too many years ago a very
dear friend asked me II / had
ever noticed how our lives are
affected BY the things We aay or
DO each hour Of every day
She seemed so serious looked
lat her and said hadn't really
noticed. She, Mary Smith. went
on 10 say Just watch yourself
This morning n you cut IN front
.of a car and cause another motor
ist d little trouble, before you get
home some one win DO the same
10 YOU Also. " you say an unkind
or unpleasant thing TO a friend or
relative that you know will hurt
them. look for some one 10 hurt
your feelings very much before
the day ~ over
stared at her as she contin-
ued, Il have found that Il works
both ways. Any time | say or DO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

As such. Il VIII help boost the
sale o. all the albums
Warner Brothers Dcbuts
Also sharing the record spot
Hight IL Warner Brothers Records
which enters the recording nell
with ~ albums OF distinctive nus.
he IN yttaphoric high fidelity
sound
ON the discs Warner Brothers
seems 20 be striving for ndlvd-
lsality. with music that is pleas
aBtiy different Some OF the tunes
are standards played or sung IN
particular styles
The best album is one tcaturinn
a collection % military marches by
John pmtip soaea, with Horny
Manctni conducting the Warner
orchestra Also outstanding are
"rhe smart set Couchctta,
"gaye organ. WIN Swing with
Buddy Code az the hammond or
gan warner Brothers should score
with this set
pccca comes 70 fore with an
other scoryher. au III Demlnico
MoJugres mel Bgu pipinto pi
.Blu,' the catchy tune that's TAX
ing the nation BY storm.
Although the recording has been
playcd extensively on fuke boxes
and radio the Italian Gypsy sing
81 composer is sure 20 capture REQ
lord audiences with this set, in
which he projects a great deal OF
feeling lie also sings collection
.of other Mcdurna tayor,tos The
demand Ter THIS IN should be
gryat
steve Allen a Go,
Emsrvy also keeps pace with
an Interesting IN featuring the
lstcve} Allen vein. There are
Allen on piano Red Mitchell. bass.
Al Viola guitar Terry Gibbs
vihcs Gus Blycua. clarinet ard
Frank piv,to, drums
nct. Capital Features singic-
SinElewtse not has +Iast A
pr,am featuring Margaret wh.,
ins that e entertaining Ard
Capitoi cones up with tcokipz
For scuetosy with Mark Muir
shy and IAyia Win ne Blues.
with Marion t'olhy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
NEW YORK PATROLMAN
CITED FOR HEROISM
AT HARLEM FIRE

New York CAMP Patrolman
James w. Young will receive the
city police departments highest
honor, the honorable mention
award for his horoism AZ burn
ing house In the Harlem area
The police officer personally
rescued three persons trapped on
the seventh floor OF the building
lie himself suffered smoke pots
oniug
The announcement of the award
was made by Police Commissioner
stephen F. Kennedy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

pertaining u N practical because
q eliminates unnecessary details.
entertaining because q presents
hisblghts ~ the albums covered
Featured Is music from "Frani,
slnatra sings For Only the Tone
i've Dynamite Dakota station :
new bombshcl sentimental
waxing titled The War Years =
Most Happy Hammond an ar.
gan set featuring Jackie Davis
playing sopie broadway hycri,ss
and The Talvu,st Touch with
the ever popular Hank Jones
fhis prvvcw was cut esrce.
tally for radio and telgvjsion rro-
examining and national reviewers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

anything 10 help anyone, before
the day Is over, in some way.
Kindness has Unexpectedly been
shown me and usually Il Is far
greater than the deed had done
Also one morning I remember a
man was presented az church who
said his home and all his belong.
iugs had been lost In a fire and
be was seeking funds to get his
fanny situated temporarily ] had
ten dollars left 10 last for several
days (gntil my next payday bu,
[ willingly gave him one dollar
"Ali l could see was that family
out Of doors Some friends said
they should not allow the "beggar"
in the church and they wouldn't
give cent until he had been
investigated.
THAT week. my boss offered me
a raise In salary beginning at
once II I could handle one more
little job Years later, l stin have
the job that was TO have been
only temporary
on. the blessings you receive
II you give willingly Don't give
and fuss about q You are not
giving. then. You are Just CON
tributing because you THINK TT
rs THE THING TO DO. Not. be
cause you care 10 give The viii
ingness Of the giving and the
kindly thought behind the gift
makes Il worthwhile to the re-
ceiver.
Sometimes there are unwor-
thy people receiving aid. but
don't let that woory You. they
win be taken care ~. given
time.
Al that II asked OF each individ-
ual Is TO 10 THE BEST YOu
CAN At All times 10 not critlctse
tho other fellow for II you do
he viii surely find something abou,
you 70 crjticlse, We cant see our.
selves as our relatives and friends
can.
Nine times out or ten it is hard
for q thinking man or woman 10
ask aid however but there ARE
some WHO beg constantly and have
the aGdarity 10 believe sou should
give them money year after year
because they ask sor Il They have
lost their self respect II they CON
tuuo 10 beg ard dou't DO any
thing to help themselves
You can spot these but 20 the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Rev. and Mrs jackson said they
were sorry they were unable 10
make the conference. They came
back here, too.
Bin Ross, smelling Avenues The
gang from Ottumwa say why don't
you write once In awhile
"Hlr' Cratic; Before too long
hope to deliver your message
In person to your mother Mrs
Lulu Cratic Barquette in Benton
Harbor talked with friends OF
hers and they said she is fine,
Hermolnc Hickman: talked
with some friends who know Ruby
(you know whol and they say she
is doing fine ir Dallas.
Until next week. this is It,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
The WEEK IN
RECORDS

Capitol Records ever aler, 10
new approaches and possibilities.
has disc which IN capsule form,
gives the reviewer a prtview Us
nev releases
Titled "previpw % New sep
tembvt Albums the IL contains
musicat excerpts crom "a TOP al
burns ~ Cap,tprs September scr.
lea
From This reviewers viewpoint.
tho disc Is hatb practical ard en-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Private School offers To Toxic 10 Aykonsas DpIoeed'
udg

ANPlA private preparatory
This that willing
Rocks a basis
Headmaaer Of the WaunBon school T. Newha
making the
threatening the college hopes Of high school
seniors"
Nc~aI sent telegram 10 the president OF the Little school
board which read hs wanson school ready
college preparatory education boarding
10 enthusiastically able students
Nowhal said tuition made available
who needed rhe invitation specify
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
S. C. Editor saya csaoda Is Segregated View. "Di.toed

Toronto tAhPAa editor Of soub Carolina newspaper said
segregation benefits an
Thomas Warng, odto News Courier said "the South
had worked pattern o living the safety and benefit Of both
Negroes whites tho be- disturbed
by tho outside"
Warning appearing panclata the csc pro-
gram Fighting Words"
WarnE ead Canada segregated country because immigration
entirely Hegpea Therefore pointed
"the the Us aggregation distorted by it's
distance the upotn"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
"AnnorIeon Negroes WIN survive Tavbos"i Bolafon,e

Copenhagen Denmark AMP Singer and actor Harry Bciafonte
Faus
prevent indignation Little Rock the last dying of the
represents" added be world survived utter and
you Negro people
Bolafone currently a Europe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Would ann ohnnn Wth Wal

Ghanh (ANFin the first general policy statement ISSUED
origin year ago opposition party proposed that
10 ally chana "tcondonaiy" denocrac party
come power
Peoples party beaded Ksauo
fItriuah maintains neutrality aa policy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
W. w. Han Naued Member Dee Gee Urbos Removal
Council

Warrington tANrl WccIaey W liau member hr
Citizens Advisory Council recently
by District Commissioners
The District Columbia
fsh % the members year outlining
the work the newly appointed Council Mai
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Southern Governors Close Meet Avoid Commitments O
School Inf.vruton Issue

Lexington Ky tANti THE Southern
annual conference last Wednesday taking arrp,
Eaten nae Governor Coleman Mississippi chair.
succeeding explained that tho conference
has always tried 20 avoid controversy among members
We uat a legislative body OK
change ard any arise tram
controversies among why tho governors
Stunned the nteKraton issue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Labor Secretary Mitchell soys Solving Civil Rights Problem
Hoofp tu ne Ho

Ht Louis tANll Labor Secretary Mitchell told the National
Conference Catholic Women tha solving problems
cvl tabor training got
civil rights "a not socy legal problem" ne sai 'Hascaly g
" moral problem America viii cvlrghts ptohem
hing children bear noiehhors deegauy
marks about other ceee religions Tho told
tho deeEatss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Pbysielon Named oregon's Doctor OF Yoor'

FOrHnd- IAfFlThe oregon 8ate Mrd0a 10oY recently
unthanh Doctor The Year" FOR
inaugural bali the s4th session u the society
o. his 30 years
the relations win hH wife and i've children
standing by plaque society president pr yern
Miller galen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
soA Open, Million. Dollar Negro hospital In fio,ido

Orlando Fla tAN1rl~A hospital he Phillips Memoria
hospital has i opened Operated by
day Adventist Church the NoK
medical facility The complete
St.Rn0OOo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

purham y q tANThe ctys hrst NeKro re company begaf
training duty at the newly constructed y
The 10 picked the
Manager Robert W Dack They supervision
poenced driver and captain from the existing companies