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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
81 PAU BIRTIInAYs

Sept, q Mrs. Bessie Mans.
field. 97a Charles Az: Mr. Burt
McPheeters. ssh IglehArt Az,
Mrs. Homer Speese go Marion
Av.; Mrs. Isaac Blakey as Car
roll Az Mickey Tolivcr, TS0 Aar-
ora Az.
Sept rs Daryl Ross 2e5
Maekubin; Mrs Bismarck Archer.
S57 Igiehart AvG Ida jefferson,
$50 +. IA ST. Mr. W l. Collins,
500 ST Anthony Az Mr. John
Waters s6T w. Central Av.; Ev-
cite Harris, esd Carroll Az. Mrs.
Addie Jackson 492 w Central
Az. Mrs d J Payne. 1873 n.
Western; Royzetta NJ Russell, 2S5
Rondo Az Linda Paige Allen,
642 Iglehsrt Av
Sept. 20 Mr. Harry S. Brown.
707 Iglehart Av: Jess Berry, 92o
Marion St; Mrs. Beatrice Cole.
man. SIS W. Central Az, Theo-
dore Simmons, 4Ss St Anthony
Av; Thomas Brown. SIS ST. An
thony Az; Miss Ethel Manning
to3 n Western Az; Mrs, Frank
Graham 1911 81 Anthony Az;
Mrs. Jessie Allison, sSs Iglehart
Az. Mrs. Charles Graham. T9i
ST. Anthony Az; Mr. Robert FL
Hot. arc Carroll Az. Mrs. Ethel
Barr, $50 Fuller Az.
Sept So--Mrs Lydia Nelson, 5Si
81 Anthony Az Cwcndclyn Whit
more. 500 Rondo Av, Mrs RoNe
Anderson, 747 Carroll Az. Mr.
Dean Speese. SIS Marion ST Mym
Carter sr.. sos Rondo Av. Louis
Williams Jr, 575 Carroll Az Mrs.
Donald Wilson. 756 1glehart Az. f.
Mrs. Anna Bowen, 100 ST An
thony Az, Mrs Barbara Wilson.
756 Iglehart Az. Harold ponnon
Thomas. 33i Rondo Az. Mrs
Mildred Elliot, i7s Carroll Az
Oct. Mrs Louise Elliot, 5ii
Iglehart Av " l. pAkcy, 1855
81 Anthony Av; James u, Cook.
633 Iglehart Az; Mrs Birdie
High, ga 81 Anthony Az VIII
liam Small, 1859 Cumberland Az;
Sharman Marie Davis, 63p ST.
Anthony Az. Mrs FREDERICK
Southern, sos Iglehart Az Mrs. A.
-, Andrews, 427 Rondo Av. Rob.
crt Graham, S7s Aurora Az Mira.
William Sayies Jra T56 81 An
thony Az.
oct Mrs Georgia Collins.
COS Rondo Az. Alice Diggs. ass
Rondo Av. Robert Shoftner, e3s
Isl Anthony Az; Louise Elliot.
.hii Iglehart Az Mrs Lottie NIL
ton 753 Carroll Az Sue Cannon,
800 woodlawn, Mrs Edith Smith.
54T Carroll Az.
Oct Robert Price t5t Rnndo
Az sharon CCiark. sl5 W Cent
raj Az Shirley Jones 1921 Rondo
Az; DAVID Mark winfield 1908
Carroll Az
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept ~ Mr. and Mrs Harold
Walker. 1897 Fourth Av &, 70
years
Sept. Is Mt and Mrs Dan
McAdams. Ssg7 Oakland Az. ~
years Mr. and Mrs A = Barnett
ssia Fourth Az 3 10 years
Sept 20 Mr. and Mrs Curtis
e Chlyers, 4Oi7 Clinton Az. 70
years
sept 30 Mr. and Mrs. Jane
- Williams 2t8 Fourth Az g.,
three years,
oct Mr. and Mrs Palmer
jackson. 37os Fourth Az s. 30
years
oct Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ar.
rsdanao ish7 Fourth Az 3 e
years Mr and Mira Richard
stokes, pos 22nd Az g. three
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
A. Horrimon And
Rockefeller Address
NJ. Y. Nelson's

~ @tttttsNh NsfFs
New York city tANpl Both
Governor Avcroll Hartman and
the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Nelson A. Rockefeller. adj
dressed service OF the Prince Han
Grand Lodge. Free ard Accepted
Masons, at sc. Marks Methodist
church,
Rockefeller told to Masons that
in the FIELD Of civil rights I'VE
could be hurting toward a erisis
moro destructive OF human values
than an H.bomh,"
The Republican rartya eandi.
date linked the problem Of minor
tiles directly TO the need for an
expanding economy
Rockefeller called for fresh
positive approach 60 the civil
rights problem and proposed an
Economic Advisory Council as an
adjunct 70 the state Commission
Against Discrimination. state
agency.
According 10 Rockefeller the
proposed Council would 30 bust
nesamcn, labor and civic leaders,
educators and professional groups.
The Council would work he
continued, with business. indus.
try, labor, and with the state DE,
rartmenta of Commerce. Eduoa-
ton. and Labor.
Its function would include rec
ommending the training programs
90 assist in the acquisition ~ new
skills and helpinga business meet
It's manpower needs with the new
skllls OF persons whose abilities
are not now being utilized 20 tho
maximum"
Rockefeller also called FOR the
strengthening OF the State Com
mission Against Discrimination
and tho expansion 90 the Civil
Rights Bureau of the state At
tnmoy Generals office
The occasion marked the frat
time both Rockefeller and Cover,
nor Hartman had spoken from
the same platform,
Introduction by Attorney Thur.
good Marshall chiet counsel, MA.
ACT, Governor Hartman, who dc
oided at the last minute TO include
the service Va his speaking tour,
spoke cxtemporanaously aud relt
Grated his firm stand on Clyil
rights issues and the support OF
the us supreme Court ia the lat
he Rock indignation erisis
Later, NJ a meeting of the Jopth
Artillery Regiment Veterans Asso-
ciation Governor Hartman re-
ceivcd q bronze plaque for "out-
standing public service
The Democratic gubernatoral
candidate FOR reelection also made
a personal tour 81 Harlem housing
projects
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saturday evening az Pilgrim Bap-
tist church with the pastor Rev
Eioyd Massey Jr officiating.
Chlcageans Attended Wedding
Mrs Cart Brown and Miss
joyce Harper 81 Chicago, spent
the weekend in the city and were
the guests 81 MIR and Mrs
Evcrette Chapman OF Toy So An.
thony Az They attended tho
Jones Groce wedding ON Saturday
evening
Iowa Nisltar~s Mir and Mrs
Lawrence Eord and two grand
children and Mir and Mrs, Thorn
a. Jackson, all Of Mason city.
Ia, were guests ON Sunday OF Mr
and Mrs orten shelton OF ti2
lglehart Az Mr Ford Is broth
or % Mrs Shelton Little Tony
shelton, infant son of the shsl-
tons who has been quito m at
home, Ia now much improved
To Wed, Wedding bells viii
be ringing come October eth, for
Mrs Dorothy RodriqueS OF Mason
city and Mr.. Jack Glover OF aia
iglehart Az Mr. Glover Ia a
nephew OF Mr. orton shelton, with
whom he resides,
Chat,efboN club Held Meeting
Mrs Katherine soipio. ii2t Upper
Afton Road was hostess 60 the
GhatterhoS club ON Friday eve.
ming September 80 Members pre-.
pared old Christmas cards 60 be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

AtAiillt toAt rum Az >. MISS
Marshall is a sister OF Mrs. Primm.
The chicagoans left for their
home Sunday night.
Former Resident Visits City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ardennis Fields OF
Kansas City Kanss arrived BY
motor Monday morning and spent
two days in the city visiting and
renewing old friendships. Mr.
Fields was former resident OF
Minneapolis. They were the house
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. william
Walker OF s73S Fifth Av S.
To Enroll at Columbia: Andi
Owens. 43il Portland Av., left by
motor Saturday afternoon. Sep
TENDER 20, for New York City.
where he viii enroll az Columbia
University TO study dramatic arts.
Back Home: Mrs Lille Sto-
vail, 1928 Fourth Av s., recently
returned home from Chicago.
where she was called 10 the bed
side OF her nephew, Nathaniel
Parker. Mr. Parker died August
IS, and Mrs. stovall finished her
visit with other relatives and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

THE country laai week spoke hlVh
~ ~ cooperative ventures be-
tHoon tho Affiran countries and
Israel Ne said "Ibis e1gpofn
lion with the nrg democratic Jew
lsh state, With ~ font ~ Oecldent-
al experience and know bow and
ne strong bent toward social sx-
pertinent. - fho great hope Or
that area
"Ona ~ the most startling anil
encouraging Developments ip thst
area IL the cooperation ana the
Joint dedioatiuiog n Africans AMI
Israel leaders 20 he principles ~
democracy. social justice and tho
sSiirpation n racial prejudice BY
means ~ fruitful cooperation for
the commonwealth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

no loss Of flavor or color because
the thickener Is quick cooking tap,
ioca Having no flavor or color
Of its own, tapioca does not affect
these important elements IN this
OF any other fruit pie filling.
Once you've treated the fam
ily TO Apricot poep.Dish Pie,
spooned into sauce dishes and
served with sweet or sour cream
YOU might "a well get ready for
a repeat performance They'll nev-
er let YOU get away with making
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mNNEAr0II. nRTmnAYs

Sept ~ Jsno stone sIi Rus.
sell Az n Arthur jackson. 1901
18th Az s.
Sept 2s Olive Nelson Russell
26os Glenhurst Dino AugeIsil
Mccoy SIC 20th Az.
Sept 20 Charles De IaComp
son. 707 Fremont Az NJ IuHard
Thompson f42s Flrth Az g Wal.
Ter Aston se17 Third Az g Mrs
Maxine Frazier 220s EiIlot Az
Chester Gilmore III sI5 Fremont
Az x Richard Kirk Iall. il2i
Ffth Az g. Renee Stevenson
|i2it James Az n Edward Black.
well Jr aeos Fourth Az g.
sept 20 Paul Douglas Kelley
.sis Bryant Az ~ Mrs " J.
Hunter to2s Fourth Az s.. WI.
bert DuEag, IIi3 Lyrdalc Az y
Mrs katherine Nix. Gle Clrard
Az y V y ovens. 2i2t Fourth
Av s. MrH w l. Battle 220
E 81 81 Mrs 10 Temps. ssAI
Frh Az 8 EDDIE Tones SIS
18Th Az s. villa Ellis 550s
Fnh Az. 8
oct Mrs Tyre Elliot. 1917
Finh 81 s Riley GBehrot Jr
3sts Second Az 3 Mrs. Jimmie
Lee johnson. sz2 Girard Az y
Mrs Carl hmpcy 7O2 Fremont
Av ~ Ronald Wayne Kitchen.
$50 Olsen Highway: Johnny
Brown 2fop iith ~ 8
oct 2 Leonard C0wsn. SOC
Lynaale Az ~ Mrs BLANCHE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

last week when the pro football
stars wife, Gladys Mae gave birth
10 a six pound n ounce girl Tc.
resa Ann, in Riverside Hospital
This was the Trplets eighth
child, five boys and three girls
Mel Is regular fullback fpr the
New York Giants and ia former
captain OF the University u Tol-
edo football team
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
FIRST NEGRO LAW
STUDENT Ar u on TIA

Gainesville F1a tANpl ueo.
n atarge. an Orlando fsHident, hRa
registered 40 the frat Negro law
student at the University ~ FLOR
idn No disturbance war reported.
Strake il n graduate ~ More.
house College in Atlanta who're
be studied buainasa administration
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out-oEro~u BRIHDAYs

Sept ~ Frank W schinc.
Washington. d G,
Sept 20 Mrs Elizabeth Moore
Tibbs. Washington. y c.
Sept 80 Mrs Lurcna suthorn
Los Angeles Calf
oct 5 ~ Mrs Patricia Foster
Dixon Peoria, "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

given with SCRAP book material
to patients at Gillette hospital
iTans were completed FOR the
club dinner 90 he held &C Cole
mans Friday, October ~, The
October meeting vii be with Mrs
James Taylor 1884 Thomas Av,
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Out-Of Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept 70 Sammy Hale, wash
ington - G.
sept ~ Cecilia Davis, Los
Angeles. Calif
sept 30 Cunsucia rowaend
Chicago. m
Sept. so Col G. johnson. Wash,
inRtun -. c. Mrs Walter /.
Hamilton Jr. Norfolk, Va
oct. / Robert Wright. Rock.
ford III
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PICTORIAL RECORD
or NKRUMAIrS TOUR

Chicago tANP Prime Minister
Kwamo Nkrlmah's Today tour or
the United States Is told IN pie
lures ia the October issue 90 EB-
oNy Magazine
The pictures show the Primo
Minister. who scrubbed pots 20
years ago as a college student in
America, slept on subway trains
when he lacked the price of a
room. On tho tour where no was
extended tho most enthusiastic
welcome over accorded a black
dignitary
Nkrumah, todays voice Of the
new africa, who was once discri-
minated against In bus station,
game back 10 America 20 meet
twice with the President. and TO
address Congress
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Cooper. 7oo Seventh Sc ~ Mr.. /
G Mumford $500 Fourth Az, s.
Oct. Mrs emma Gage, SCI?
Clinton Az; Mira. Charles NJ Sex
Lcn si6 Penn Az, ~
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAU. 4

Attended Sons Wedding Mr. and Mrs, John Groee Of
Philadelphia visiting IN the city aud guests of Mr. and
Mrs Jerry Real Of 66t ST. Anthony Az Mr. aud Mrs Groce
the city attend the wedding of their AIyes
Grocc 20 Miss Dolores Jones daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Robert Jones OF 9i Fuller Az The wedding solemnged
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Appeared In Musical rogram: Miss Ruth Marshall Of Chi.
contrao singer and Miss Matte Keen also Chicago
teacher Of dramate appeared in joint gospel program
day September 2 al the Masonic Temple Minneapolis Miss
Marshall and Miss Hill arrived by plane Friday and
the houseguess while in the city OF Mr. aud Mrs Ralph
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Twenty four years ~ CON munity
scr,icc--the record Of this news
papor--lscep. u In che Forefront OF
community progress.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

This distracted world needs dca.
pciatoly needs 20 disrayer how
and what price friendship har.
mony peace among men can DO
had 10 ten the world the answer
ana 10 I've the answer among
an people ia ihe most ufgea, aory.
lso demanded ~ the church The
Archbishop o. Canterbury. open.
ing Sermon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

You've really been missing something II you've used
dried aprcots IN pie filling Their flavor is wonderfnfut
and but with just touch Of intrigue your
Even the deep color emps the appetite aud there
pleasing texture contrast between the rich filling and crisp
pastry.
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sToRKs VISITS
TRIPLETT FAMILY
TOLEDO, Ohio CAMP Nc!
TupleCs family had an addition
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Governors Asked
Not to Accept
Cut in Guard

A committee Of the National
Governors Conference yester-
day asked Governors through
out the Nation and Territories
to withhold acceptance of a
Pentagon proposal to trim the
Army National Guard.
The Adjutants General Asso-
citation, made up Of Guard ex-
ecutives appointed by the Gov
ernors has already opposed
proposals to cut the Army Ma
tional Guard from 100000 to
100000 men.
The committee reached It's
decision after presenting its
own counter-proposal to Army
Secretary Brucker. 1t is COM
posed of Cows. Griffin Of Geor-
eia. Muskie Of Maine and Foss
Of South Dakota.
Under the counter proposals,
the Guard would retain its
100000 strength. maintain all
present infantry and armored
divisions and maintain all anti
aircraft units at "a per cent
for immediate readiness.
Gov. Griffin said he thinks
81 unlikely that the Army would
go ahead with its plan for re-
duction in manpower If 1t is
opposed by Governors.
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Soviet Beauty Hint

LONDON. July 10 (R.-
Beauty hints for the ladies
have come from the Caucasus
by way of Radio Moscow. Here
is one for a facial: Cover the
face with grated cucumber,
leaving the pulp on for 20 to
30 minutes. In case Of very
greasy skin, a little vodka or
other spirit may be added to
the cucumber juice.
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Board Studies
Relocation Of
Liquor Store

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board yesterday took un.
der study the proposed trans
fer Of a liquor license on Mac
Arthur boulevard N. w. after
hearing the latest round IN &
community night against the
package store.
Macarthur Liquors. Inc, has
applied 10 transfer the license
from sl3e 10 1881 Macarthur
boulevard NV.
The Abe Board had held up
It's hearing pending decision in
Federal District Court on a suit
by the Palisades Citizens Assoc
citation seeking TO void the II
cense granted last october for
5i36 Macarthur boulevard.
Loses Decision
The court last month ruled
that the citizens group had no
standing TO sue because II ibid
not allege or shoY damage
which differs In character and
kind from that which might be
sustained by the general pub
lie" Counsel for the aSocia-
ton indicated the decision
would be appealed.
Palisades residents have
been waging a running battle
against liquor stores moving
into their neighborhotd. The
granting in October bf q liz
cense to Macarthur Liquors re-
versed a longstandint refusal
Of the ABC Board ito allow
liquor store licenses along the
boulevard. The store then was
owned by Max Spar who since
has died.
Counsel for AaTpn Basin,
now seeking the transfer, con-
tended that citizens appearing
in opposition yesterday had
failed to meet the issues Of the
case in that they were not
talking about the propriety of
the transfer. but still fighting
the presence of 4 liquor store.
ADVANTAGE Claimed
The applicants argued the
move would lake the store
farther away from schools, a
church and other community
facilities to which directors
feel it is nov too close, and
that the nev location would
provide ample off-street park
ing.
Among other things, the
board win take into considera-
ton a staff study Of the views
of property owners in the
neighborhobd before making a
decision in the case.
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Exquisite Vooue-seIected coIors:
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Moss Green Bomboo
Black Sable
Burberry Nude
Groy
In our regular stock, Misses
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A. Wrap coot with push-up
: sleeves, notch collar.
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c. Classic tuxedo shawl collar
wrap coat, turn back cuffs.
c. Cope collar coat with shirred
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WGL-coots, Ord Floor Z
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3. CHA. Continuous Budget Ae-
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4. October billing on your regular
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1850
by Country Tweeds

You con see informal modelling and precious trunkfu
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ct our Chevy Chase Store, 200 to 500 pm. Fridoy,
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When you have seen the whole magnificent collection
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ore rich and because Of the coorse outehos
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IS Miumned for odded yeor-roun comfort, and min
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You may choose coot from our oree collection or you
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Engineers
Scientists

Expanding research
projects at Boeing in
clude studies of glide We
hicles and space flight,
celestial mechanics,
prin c Piles controlling
space trajectories, drag
and heating effects in
high-speed space flight
and re-entry.
Volume production pro-
grams embrace guided
missile weapon systems,
advanced multiiet mis-
Sile bombers, jet trans
port-tankers and the Ma
tons first commercial
jet transport, the Boeing
TOT.
These steadily expand
ing activities at Boeing
offer rewarding long
range career opportuni-
ties in the fields of ad-
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engineering.
Hlgh-level assignments,
requiring advanced de-
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science, are available in
weapon systems man.
agement, radar systems,
power systems develop
ment, electromagnetic
wave propagation, mira
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tronic and other coun-
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Other assignments in
the same areas are open
to those with graduate
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or science.
There are also openings
at Boeing for mechani-
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trial engineers with ex-
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Young man with technical back,
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ENGINEERS, all kinda. $500 /,
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REAL ESTATE
Statesmen OR WOMEN

J., opening new subdivision in excel.
location; exper, preferred but not
REQUIRED. VIII train. Growing firm
10 very active area Apply 70 Mr.
Younkin. 10. 4-e0e2. 1888 Elkin
81 Mhsston: Nd. DONALD z.