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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
ZION BAPTIST

Sunday April IS, was a beautt-
fal kprsng day ara this reporter
was absent from the morning wor-
ship service but u was reported
THAI the message delivered by our
pastor was wyaderfm a large
crowd vas In attendance
Visitors registered we're Mrs
Rose Young Of Portland. Ore, and
Mrs f. a Wilson of st, Louis. No
ZION extends welcome % al Wis
itafs
The 8 pm. Zi0n Hour was well
attended with good representa-
tlon from the Senior Choir render
inR the music under the direg ton
II Mr. WINE e Hale Two re-
quest solos were sung. Peace IN
The Valley. By Mrs Dora Hardy
and Lord Is II BY Rev ) r.
King
Rev King brought a wholesome
message from the subject Fol-
low Me with scripture reference
Matt. f.1s-l9 Rev. KING stated
that 20 be a good leader, one must
meet certain requirements The
basic requirement js % submit
ourselves 70 the viii Of God
Honored guests were members
OF Ames Lodge No LOG, IBFOEW
who gave recognition to their an
uusi Thanksgiving service which
WAS Impressive and well rendered
Mr. Richard Smith. rendered
beautiful solo. His Eye Is on The
Sparrow which was touching and
heartwarming Rev II. w Bolts
brought an inspiring message US
ing as scripture reference, PROV
SO, In an thy ways acknowledge
Him and He shall direct thy path
Everyone enjoyed the message
II was noted that Mir a Frost
attended the morning service He
and his wife were In an accident
and Mrs. Frost is slowly recover
ing At home, 1884 Portland Az
Her physician reports that she VIII
be indlspOsed for about four weeks
longer Mr.. William Westberry is
IN Veterans hospital recovering
from a stroke Mrs Magnolia sar-
tin Is back IN Mt. Sinai hospital
Mr. Joe Sudduth. a member o. the
Young Peoples Choir, IS a patient
in Asbury hospital where he Is
recovering from a back injury
sustained on his job Let us re-
member all Of the sick and shut
ms with our prayers cards and
personal services
We are grateful 10 know that
Zion church news Is of interest o.
friends Of other cities. Our desire
Is 20 do a better job
My thought for the day is
Withhold not good from them O.
whom Il Is due when Il Is In the
power Of thine hand 10 do Il,
PROV. 1927.
Mrs. = Henderson. reporter
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Fred j. Ewing 4436 Fourth Az
81 bass.baritone singer has been
contracted by Kay Bank Record
ings for the exclusive recording Of
mnnesotaB state song Mighty
Minnesota in the Minnesota Cen
tennlal production Ramona Ger
hard, great Soma organist. and
the famous Arbach Singers VIII
background his singing
A record featuring Fred's voice
has already been released and II
now on sale az all record shops
throughout the state.
Mr. Ewing Nlll be seen in person
IN the ST Pau Civic Opera AS
ISOLATION production Of "Fluian'a
RAINBOW IN the role OF Howard"
butler 10 Senator Rawkins on
April ~ and %
lie has also been selected 10
participate Ia the Star Tribune
contest for the Tanglewood, Mass.
scholarship
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PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

The church school attendance
was very good Sunday April IA
The Pastor. Rev. J. ]. Jackson
reviewed the lesson after SUM
mary by the superintendent Brot-
her J Bradley.
Rev Berry read the scripture
at the morning worship hour from
ST Lake f2st-St Rev jackson
delivered the sermon using a. sub.
teet The Motive" He based his
sermon on the scripture read. He
pointed out az christians our mo-
tive must be pure, for there Is
nothing covered that shall not be-
revealed, neither hid, that shall
not be known
The Senior choir provided music
with Brother Elmo HIN rendering
a solo Il Tried"
Uniting with the church as can
dldate for baptism was little Miss
Margaret Berry.
The BTU, and $ pm. WORSHIP
hours were well attended Rev /
Crawford message was wonder.
ful he used as subject eve
Must BE Born Again Scripture
reference 81 John ST-s. he en
phasised 10 be born again spintu-
ally We must put or things %
ne world and become anew.
Sunday April 20, Rev Berry win
speak ~ the ! pm, worship hour
and he has promised 20 bring q
group "a sing for us.
We were and are always harpy
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIsT

Sunday April 10. Rev l. G
Harris spoke from the third Chap
ter ~ John. He used as a theme
The New Birth" He stated that
all who desire 10 enter the King
dom 81 God must have the new
birth The new birth Is the holy
spirit which dwells In the hearts
Of the believers OF Christ and
any person who goes through life
disappearing the holy spirit, Il he
is OF sound mind ard knows right
from wrong he shall not enter the
Kingdom 81 God
Mrs Nellie Buckhalton substit.
uted Tor our pianist Mrs Myrtle
Harris, who Is IN bed with the au
We pray for her speedy recov.
cry Also on the sick list Is Mr.
Paul Bllbro, who Ia in General
hospital Let us an try 10 visit
him.
Visitors are always welcome at
Friendship
Rev. + g Harris, Pastor.
Mrs Elsie Sellers, reporter
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SIOUX
r a L L S
NEWS
NJ 7 e S

I plan 20 10 20 peldwood s.
oak Tuesday April % 70 attend
me south Dakota y r. A. Con
vgptioB / viii be- there three days
shall represent Whittier lr III
shall begin my torn as PRIEST
lent come fail I've never been tg
DetdWusd 80 ! plan 90 have q uiee
time Can't y1u just hear me with
. bas load ~ Gle gals yak yak
yak
Lottir pysart lrft an ot her
cares when sho took a Slow bus
20 Omaha, Friday April Z Lcttyes
been little over taxed lately SO
she can probably 90 with an esq
n her beer
When the Y Teens gave their
Mother Daughter Tea SUNDAY
Apru l2 IA tho afternoon shirley
rolbert sud her Nom Mare Tm
bert looked rral stunning az they
shared she activities
i've really just about had II
I've sat around here a tong time
WAS here when Georgia Rose
Clayton was selling GIL Scout
Cookies then ! went thru with ms
hildyru selling cuuk!as and hv
aigliv I couldn't believe II fast
Tsreiy when I saw Georja Rose
psbhts lo.Ng ne cookie act Fran
ats tafton ard hrr daughter. I3a-
"a have been In scouting faF zsus-
fsue Bless all ~ YOU
Trina UNfrctb iid look So sweet
when she was baptized Sundav
kprtl ~ hY Rev a. T. Tbomas
Rev Thomas aud hts cpuEreEas
au arc having thg Seven WON
5erg Gospel singers HERE AZ So
abas Baptist yhurch Tire Nrss
Suuiay IN May Aucrnoun pru
@Rm af song
frua Hldrrtk and paunsftr
tu8tes are contestants in q Pop
CLARITY l'urtsrt Etvfn Sv So John
BAPTIST Church Thn0e fesaaEora
sre 10 a nor ccrtcs. On SEE vFo
-an bring Ia the most money fcr
tae Churvh All 81 Johns meus.
tsvs ARE selling vctssvc please
heip Tire winner win receive SO
and the runner ur s. We n,tcnH
;J hsve fun while raaRinE money
N the protest
Nice seCpE FsfeNn BsrErr -af
y Wrench hprse after a C,soygfa
Florida trip
bob Naymet John Gllhm ans
Dan Coates cCg'a hnri.v wuat for
niay o. start hittsss me rogf
ttl's sgour3 Golf started Sat -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
ST. pAUL LUTHERAN

ON Easter sunday we were re-
minded that u we look up into
the face " Jesus by faith we
viii have life IN Hls Name The
topic Tor Pastor Carl g. Stmwalls
message last sunday was Life
In Ills Name iIe emphasized sew
on points IN HIS sermon life In His
Name becomes our experience
through the Word Of God So
gsith COMES from what Is heard
ard what b. heard comes from the
preaching % Christ Rom. l0lT
John said Many other signs
therefore did Jesus In The presence
~ Fits disciples which are not
written iu thAs book. but these are
written that Sc might believe that
Jesus IS the Christ The son nf God.
and thHt believing you might have
life IN tiis Name John 20 90
81
Those ~ho have Hfe IN lis Name
aro glad They have a radiance
sni JOY in fellowship with the
Lord
~ heu we have itfc m It's Name
we worship the Loui Worship &
Hat only singing hearing a ser.
mon and giving In The offering on
the I0uis dHy ft Is the total Hfc
af man coming % a climax on the
sabbath tav 81 thc House ~ cod
The Liturgy which wc use Is only
means 30 help iss IN our w1r,
ship
Pastor Suuwau explained fhs
LatuyEicai Service tn mar npu hyrl-
nails at TIRE close 81 his gsruen
Our rev Service Book and FEvus.
nal was used for the first time az
sunday THIS is common hvwnaf
used hy the sight Lutheran hr4 y
which fcvrr TIRE National Lathsrar
Council Tbs represents a baptized
membership of I'VE million pcoole
Anna Wendell. parish Wurker
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AusEuA eRIssAm
STATE PIONEER DIES

Services Tor Mrs AurcEa G1s-
sam SCI Aurora Az who died a.
her hone on saTurday April -
uvre held AZ n arr Msnast
morning kprt "a with bural +,
klmh8rst cemetery
Mrs csus8n had been IN f5r
SIX wces sss was issesrio.t
g enc q tbe sary SETTLERS a 81
Pau sut was bern Ia IsTi GA ne
ste % ths present state Caritot
shr BAD Bvet IN 81 pzal an q
Der Hfe
SURVIVES are beF Husband David
g Gr,NShn ous asfey. Mrs. Joaan
na stokes bogh 81 81 Faui two
uieccs Mrs Victoria MeCasrkf- a.
cAissgo ans Mrs Norma Larsn
berry ~ 81 Paul
Mrs MeSgsrSin csme 10 ths ettv
@ attees taneral services
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SERVICES HAD FOR
JOHN w. WILSON,

Services far John " Wilson Ut
g2t Carroll Az who died IN Vet
Grams hospital saturday Apul a.
vote held az 20 am. "wednesday
Apul 10 at 81 Peter Clavor Cath
ollie church The Rev Fr John
Wirm offieiated A rosary was
said al $50 pm Tuesday night
a. Brooks Funeral chapel
Mr Wilson haa been In aiiing
health Tor about three ycars he
was born la Hcunessey Okla
Apui 10. 1913 re came with hla
family 20 80 Paul nine years ago
lie was veteran 81 World War
II and s mrmhcr ~ SF Peter
,lover Catholic church
Survivors ipcludr hls wife Mrs
EeJHtee WILSON; three sons. John
ir Timothy ard stephen. enc
daughter Patricia an u 81 Paul
mother Mrs Iohnelia Wilson OAK
Park nl two sisters Mrs stella
Eawsa ard Mrs teola Anderson Of
Chicago. two brothers Tnuyee
WILSON Chicago and Lronsrd wtl
son stockton Calll and other
relstlves
Brooks Funeral tlamr was ia
charge on tho service
NJ ara Mrs rbaytc w1son
Mr arid MIS- Thomas Anderson.
Mrs stella Ramho sisters ans
brothers n.law. Ne Ae,hony VIII
sou Hy roPrka Ksns relatives s..
the Deceased ard Mr EavuI
Gtrenoer3 father ~ Mrs Wilson
Tl9y8 Greenfield and Mrs FIua
Green % Chicago aunt and urylc
~ Mrs Wilson an came e 81
raul d at'eua nueyai services
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

tbs early Negro settlers sffofta ~
racial aelf hrlp. and. toward be.
coming an integral part of the
elvtf lifr 81 Minneapolis and 81
paal nrW the Minnesota AFRO.
American League and the Amer,
lean Law Enforcement League Of
Minneanta The former was organ
iErd Ia Minneapolis IN lsp2 undef
tho presidency Of William II Nor
ris tt bad Tor IS aim tho better.
mont % the conditions OF Afro
Americans the opening pf new
avenues ~ gaining livelihood.
and the material assistance Of the
Affp Americans 10 tho south Tho
League VIVA rot a political arRan
isatiun ti proposed go unite sll
20 q grand struggle 20 overcome
/ prejudice and oppression and "a
keep the wrongs % the elacb mar
before tho civilized world
Thn organisation was short
lived Dor in tSbs another organ
rauon thr American Law En
fos,emrat, nlminx AZ The same %
ieetivc bat more c0nc,taigry IN
time was launched AZ a twin cts
sudtavur
William q Morris outlining br
aims IL the American law Eu
Nreement League * MiuAcott
aaid "rhs ohiegt l. the supprga
sion o. lawlosanssa the enforce
meut 81 tsw and the intellectual
and Intestinal upbuildins ~ IRE
Atro Americans % this country
oar aim Is te enlarge ouF field s.
usefulness ia an legitimate hngz
o. sevk larEct opportunities and
morr varied avenues % employ
mept aui to en- them with bgn
cs,y snd efficiency
MANY wblte y,tlsens wbosa
families had played conspicuous
part u waoinE me wst. SAD
Abgsm Harris "oyorcyatrd a9tb
enc talovd reople 81 thcF muye
ments Coz cultural and civic 40
vsnermrnt Numbered amoHg
These friends were Mira G A
r4Ustury Mfs " r Haskell Mes
q ~ Carpenter Mrs cyrus
Nnr'hrgp Mrs. VIM ponaltsoB
Mfs u y walket. Mrs s r Nc
koisaE Nts E n Peavey ars
s , Phelps Mrs JoAu prIait
trr Mrs v p,usbnry Mrs john
8 ptI'sbury Mrs u c Bca Mrs
" A R5wy Mrs h q Rassel.
Mrs Nststh tlgrd FatEe Mrs
Rukar Wuy3 Mrs e u B,goluv
ans Mrs a a po@Ntlc
IN ftc lspos and cayiy 1905
the acknowledged Negro leader
ard spokesman was William Il
Moriis a surerhly BRILLIANT gentle
snd sensitive man A lawyer
Morris was a lawyers avyey IN
MANY INSTANCES other lawyers vpat
tn him for advice MORRIS was
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cARn or APPRECIATION

jeanne Carroll Richardson, S7i
Eond0 Ave st Paul, MINI. who
was crowned ST. Thomas style
Show queen IN the annual contest
sponsored by ST Thomas Church.
wishes 10 thank all Of her sup
porters both my sponsors T ] D's,
those interested in the Deltas and
my many friends, whose gener-
osity won the coveted crown
Again many thanks
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me 2otn u April We are with
holding 0 petition with hundreds o.
signatures requesting open oecq.
pancy Isgsation We don't wish
"a waste time On hme- duck
council
Another HAACP official ins
port any lnIuatioea they may en-
counter
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GARD or APPRECIATION

/ wish TO express my apprecia-
ton 10 friends who sent beautiful
cards calls and visits extended
during my recent illness Also
would like to thank the Easter
Bunny for hopping over Easter
morning with his basket fun Of
everything Tor me God bless all
OF you
Mrs NJ H. Craft
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CARD or APPRECIATION

II Is q great comfort during my
illness and disqualification 10 be SO
well remembered with prayers.
visits. flowers. cards and other
thoughtful gestures and I wish
10 express my sincere thanks and
appreciation for these kind re-
membranes Special thanks 10
Rev NJ. l. Simmons. Mrs Mar
garet Rhodes and Rev Joseph
Jackson for their constant visits
and prayers. For everything J
am etsrnally grateful
Mrs Josephine puliens.
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Anthony FrceWHy group and the
MACE
Many N The affected persons
claim 10 havo been restricted BY
realtors IN ne possible selscti9u Of
new homo ny the realtors re-
fusal 10 show them properties Hat
ed outside ~ the ghetto area
Another major item calling
forth much heated discussion Is
me states eleventh hour contest
ing Of tho awards 90 many resi-
dents According ~ NAAcp ~
ncihla. "t1hs apth day enutcata.
ton doesn't speak very highly ot
the states motives Many ~ the
Individuals involved were them
aelvea dlsasuHfled with the ap
prsisals they received However
because ~ ths high cost 81 CON
testing such apprnisala they ae,
csptcd the scheduled awards with
olt court flgbt
Leonard Carter HAAcp preai
dent stated None ~ the awards
we're sboye the current market
value Most Of them were iower
becauar ~ mo appraiser tendency
10 conform 10 tradition by coasid
etiuR thc presence ~ Negroes IN
the hcigbborh0od IN not one sing
lo instance was the fact that equal
housing viii cost me Negro more
because of his color taken into
consideration
Another sore spot Ia the two
hour discussion WINS the seeming
lAoguitahlc situation existing be
tween Minneapolis and 40 raul
Tilaensbutll HOMES Negroes have
not been denied the right q bay
tilaau Buiit Home. bat the down
payment IA the at pnul ares hiss
skytocketted 20 tho slim ~ $1,000
I'm an effort Co be- ~ any aefy
ice 20 thia time uf erisls Carter
continued citizens must inveat
gate houses tinted Ia whatever
aroa they may dgsite 10 live NOT
iust 81 the ghetto area aud 70.
dieated that because We may have
a brand ncw city Council aftcr
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is white -Four rice butter Amer
lean process cheese. dry non-fat
milk
This program is designed de-
termlne whether or not the cost
OF distribution OF this surplus
which is to be paid for by MIN
neap0lis tax payers merits the
continuance of the program
Two city employees are the adj
illustrative and the other help
is volunteers by tho Community
chest Council agencies and unions
and other groups
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CARD on THANKS

The kind words sympathetic un-
Outstanding and beautiful Coral
offerings cards, rendered b.
friends and neighbors during the
recent death Of NeaIy Ward srs
deeply appreciated We wish es-
peaally % thank the Rev John
Young for his kindness and graci-
Gus assistance
Wife Mrs Viola Ward
Cousin, Mr Harley Poore
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week the pro
gram Is going
along cxcellcntly
with over 20 pcr
cent parucipa
tlou
A M onE tn g
items being dis
tributed 20 relief
recipients ou a
40 dag trial Bya,s
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Nehady IN the Twin Ctte. can
write nP a soolai evrat ~ q
wedding. dinacr party " a dane.
~ wei A. Jessie shepard. s,,ctai
aud personals editor ~ ,his ur~s
n paper
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INFANT k,RrN MARTIN mrs

Karen b Martin seven maath
el3 dsaEHtcg % Nr aaA Mrs WI
Barn Martin 81 1919 bryant Az
y disd o. hry han~ supdsy Arn3
lg
The remains accompanies by Aer
parents vrrr sslrpcd 10 ctcsea
Apra "a % tho tBy GrsrI
lgoee for Burial
4 bee moves &C the rate og gs
miles per hour laaicd aJts boee
10 nilcs per hour
A scented pair of RAlss starE
iugs viii Invariably ouiseIl tbs
anscented q ne saue qpaiiy
The average person requires
about n pcnnds ~ sait rcr year
More thar r5S uslllog clothes
ptas are sald annually
Identified with All movements hay
iuN 70 A. with the eettermcag
az ,he Negro tnd this history eg
any other wcaid sct be epmpaets
without a rsorv detailed accotnt
~ this p,n&g remarkable man
tJantiunsst NeNt Meck
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pua club In the starr photo 90
II 10 Mrs Milgnm daughter Bet
~ Nv Milgrin Bernard tIamp
ton Mrs Sander GEMS. Mrs Allie
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MpIs Relief Dept.
Distributes Surplus
Food To People

Fred Marty supervisor of sur.
plus food distribution OF the Min
ncap0lig Welfare board said this
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200 Attend Msefingi
200 Attend Msefingi
Housing Crisis Discussed
Pro and Con at Last
Sunday NAACP Meet

Some 800 81 Paulcs 81 Pilgrim Baptist Church under
the auapcrs &AACp discuss the housing crisis ~
the f0udo.St Anthony Freruay
Representative ~ the three major organizations concerned
ia present ERNEST Cooper executive secretary Of
the &c. Paul Urban League Timothy foward u tho Roudp ST
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The group above we're part af
the 100 persons who attended
TEA and reception Tor Mr. Nilgrm.
his wife and daughter AZ tho Cam
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Have ypa rsi5ed the 81 Paui
NAACPs--Asvt
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Mac Hampton. Mrs lane Preston
and Frank Smith
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More thar TSS uiilllog clothes
pias ars SOD annually
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Abram Harris Minneapolis
Urban League Secretary in 1893
wrote two silent testimonials of
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The average person requires
about II p,snnds u sal, rcr year
The people's voice., 1958-05-30
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
By GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

sen has been a conscientious hard
working attorney for the Commission.
He has to be legal advisor for the
Commission on all of their rate hear
ings = railroad, trucks, telephone,
power ,gas-whatever comes to the
attention of that office.
Now he is faced with an extra job.
| point this out because it is such
a striking example of how the people
can be slave drivers. So 80
State government is in a financial
crisis-all departments have n been
asked to cut back 10%-but here is
department that never has enough
money. and now they are saddled with
an additional and tremendous work
load load that will fall pri-
marily on one man. bs.1
I am not trying to intimate that
the telephone company is to blame
for this. because | think a court suit
would have been inevitable regard
less of the decision. just think it
is good time to make a case in
point on this matter of Economy
in government. xs+ sH4
There has to be some common
ground found on which to determine
rates that will be agreeable to the
people and the utilities and the
utilities will fight to the last ditch
to maintain the upper hand they have
always had until there is clear de-
cision at some point maybe
through legislation. Unless there is
some legislation there will be con-
tinual court battles. rv
There are lot of points that could
be discussed on this rate making busi-
ness, but today I thought it was a
good time just to mention the penny
wise, pound-foolish attitude we all
have at times toward government.
Like sin, we are all against waste in
everywhere, but by car
rying it too far we sometimes become
slave drivers, and are far from fair
to the employe who is doing a good
Job. If this case is handled properly
5he Commission not only won't be
able to make 1919 cut, but should
nave to ask for deficit appropria-
ion.
The people's voice., 1958-05-30
Editorial :.
Why Their Silence?

The silence of Republican leaders hottest
in Montana this year gives pause for wondering
they much for labor and ordinary people generally
they noisey proclaim just before election each bennum
why then do they sit mute the socalled rghtowork is
and the proposal to saddle Montana with general sales
tax?
Last week. reply to Lieutenant Governor Cannons
tenon that the leaders of the pachydem party favor
era sales tax Gov Hugo Aronson said he had not had time
to study the remarks of the Lieutenant Governor week
later the old boy apparently still studyingor esehes
hoping John will forget about the which he and his
party placed by Cannon Some aren't forgetting however,
that Aronson bakhanded endorsement to enactment of
sales tax in his 1857 State of the State message)
1t not clear whether Aronson State COP Chairman Rudy
Juedeman and other party leaders giving Study to
the aoo to make Montana compulsory open shop
by of the frauduenty balyhooed righttowork pro-
posa On this too, their silence omnous gives support
Democratic conectures that Republican leadership either
proves the proposal is fearful of alternating substantial party
support by coming out openly in opposition.
Lacking positive statements to the contrary only
conclude that the Grand Old Party" leadership in bed with
the rghtowork tax crowd and that nothing short
of neareatha charge of ntrogycern c overwhelming
pudiaon at the pos) will blast them away from the
dictionary corporate interests which have called the tune
Republican affairs for than quarter of century.