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National Bank; Miss Alvina Room
ey, IBM Corporation; and Mrs.
Clara Oberg, Counselor at Globe
Business School. Miss Mary Cur
ley. Director of Special Events at
the Emporium, win narrate the
fashion show.
The public is invited to attend,
and should register early by call
ing Capital 2-2539, since luncheon
capacity is limited Registration
is 81 which includes lunch. Coffee
and doughnuts viii be served dur
ing registration.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Fourth Annual So. Peter cIaver
Golf Tournament phcIen
Park Sunday, Sept. ~

The 4th Annual st. Peter Claver
Open Golf tournament will be held
on Sunday. September 18th. This
years event vii once again b
played at the Phalen Park Coli
Course in 81. Paul Golfers will
begin to tee off at HOO am. This
yearly golf tournament Is spon-
sored by the St Peter ClaveT
Catholic Church and Is open 10 the
public. with flights for both men
and women.
Past winners Of this tournament
IN the Championship flight were
Vince Wilson IN 1858. Ernie Harris
In 1855 and Bert Dawson In 1851
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

from the pulpit of st. Peters
AME Church last Sunday morn
ing.
The conference was followed by
the traditional Bishops appoint
ments which saw most ministers
OF this conference returned to their
respective parishes.
Rev. A. Lewis Williams Of the
Des Moines area was returned to
st. Paurs church in Des Moines
but is subject TO transfer as soon
as the bishop can find a parish for
him elsewhere. Carl McCay of the
Des Moines district was trans
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

guidance Of Rev. Martin L. Sim
mons.
Twin City ministers NJ. L Sim
mons. who was reassigned for his
tenth consecutive year, Cleveland
Smalls. and Marlin J. Hendrieth,
all Of Minneapolis. and J. l. Glow
er OF st. Paul. expressed pleasure
at their return to their churches.
Also returned for another year
to the Duluth church was Thomas
L Morris The next annual con-
ference win be held az Malone
AArE church in Waterloo. Iowa.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

point that - while II may not be
fair 10 put such a burden on a
minority family Just because II
belongs 10 a minority 49, such
families must be extra careful.
"on their best behavior" when
they move into a new neighbor-
hood.
obviously sloppy. slovenly
housekeeping antagonizes neigh
bors and depresses real estate val
ues." he explained.
IF such a bad neighbor is white.
people win just say he's no good
and let II go at that. But II he's
Negro. they'n say he is a no-good
Negro and what can you expect
from them anyway
Both men confessed 70 puzzle
ment over how 10 solve this knotty
problem.
Shenehon thought that some
sort Of open-occupancy ordinance
would help at least In the sense
that II would stiffen the backbone
Of those willing 20 sell to a min
ority member but who are now
afraid Of neighborhood pressures.
Ogdahl pointed out that the
Board Of Realtors il firmly OPP
posed TO any compulsory. legis-
lative approach And, he remind
ed. the board now has a policy Of
showing any available piece Of
property 10 any interested buyer.
regardless Of faith or color
Both agreed that the greatest
promise lay In educating the pub
lie away from it's prejudices. how
ever SLOW a process that might be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
In Twin chiss'
In Twin Cities;
Primary Vote Presents
Some Upsets;; Campaign
Expected TO Be Hot

The last vote has yet to be counted but there fact Of
which all be reasonably ceran There's going be
heck of fight between the Republicans and the Differs this
fall
Gov Orvlle Freeman and George MacKinnon left their
at the starting and ST Paul surprised
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
To LoUneh Drive:
To LGUneh Drive:
St. Paul NAACP Seeks
Funds To Help Court
Fight Against Jimcr0
BY j. Pierre GuiImant

With reminiscent of the Civil War hunderheads
the Souh segregatons have gathered and continually
gathering forces defiance of the u Supreme Courts edet
OF May 1854 According to reports from Virginia by Mime
apolis Tribune writer Carl Rowan "ust it the
capitol of the Confderaey Richmond today stands the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

bb Unlawful 81
Paul attorney. against the name
Mike Holm. Maxwell polled 1874
fewer votes than Mrs Holm.
This Is the way the voters set
up the campaign in the major
national ana state offices.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Joint Memorial Services Opens
Masonic Grand Lodge
& Chapter Meetings
In Twin Cities

The annual memorial service 70 deceased members viii be
observed jointly by the Prince Hall Grand Lodge Of Minnesota
Masons and the Prince Hall Grand Chapter Of the Eastern
Star at pm Sunday evening September IA at Mount Ovet
Baptist Church. Central at Mackubin street in ST. Paul
This service will preeede the 9th annna communication
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

"A Century Of Fashions In an
Autumn Nocturne". Grand Ball
room Lowry Hotel. Friday Sep
TENDER 20. Cameo Social Cub
Advt. RIFT
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Local Pastors
Receive Some
Posts From Bishop

Bishop Joseph Gomez Of the
Fourth Episcopal District of the
AME church preached the closing
sermon Of the district conference
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Reel ESfofe Men Soy;
Reel Estofs Men SGy
Debunk Claim Minority
Occupancy Causes Loss
In Property Values
BY DANIEL J. HAFREY
Minneapolis Tribune staff Writer

Editors NOte The following abridged version OF an article
appearing Sunday September Minneapolis Tribune)
whose business is know agreed Saturday that
minority members moving into neghborhood generally
doesn't depress real estate values.
By the important factor in determining real estate
value said Harmon T. Ogdah and Howard T. ShenehOn is
economies not social racial or religious questions.
Ogdah president Of Town Realty Co. and appointed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

OF the 4Oth districL
brought him a lead
twice that Of the
combined totals Of
his Republican OPP
ponents. Mrs. Mike
Holm and stephen
l. Maxwell OBJ
servers were sur
prised. however al
the showing made
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
National Urban League
Confab Boasts Largest
Attendance On Record
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

Thirtyx contributed delegates the largest
registration in Urban League history the 1868 five
day got under way September in omahas Sheraton,
Fontenelle Hotel
The general theme of the 1858 conference Expanding
Opportunity in the Changing American Community" and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

the Most worshipful Grand Lodge
Of Free and Accepted Masons Min
ncsota Jurisdiction which oonvenes
in 81. Paul September 10 and II
and the s3rd annual communica.
ton OF the Prince Hall Grand
Chapter OF the Order OF Eastern
stars Minnesota jurisdiction which
meets September 10, 10. ~. rs.
10 and 20 In Minneapolis. Pion-
Ger Lodge No. !. OF ST. Paul
win play host 20 the grand lodge
with sessions at Perfect Ashiar
lodge hall 744 st. Anthony Av.
81, Paul. The oEs sessions viii
be held in Minneapolis at tho Mas
onio & Eastern Star Temple. 1892
Fourth Av, s, with Electa Chap
ter No. 3 as hosts
Memorial Services Program
Impressive
Sunday nights memorial serv-
ices win be impressive. A special
program has been arranged by a
joint committee comprised OF per
sonnet selected from the member
ship OF both Masonic organiza
tons TO augment impressive rites
traditionally observed. Rev, ]. w
Junnel, grand chaplain, win do,
liver the sermon. Music will b.
furnished by the Mount olivei
Continued ON Page a.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

You always know where this
paper stands on the important
lssaes Of ths dAy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Kording and Russell L. Kennedy,
33rd District; Charles w. Root
and c. Leeds Bauman. 35th Dis
trict; II. p. Goodin and James J.
Riley. 3eth District: All Bergerud
and Joseph C. Wesley.
House Seats
3Oth District. Sally Luther.
Thomas Christie. Fred C. Goff and
James Davy; 31st District, Carl
Hagland. James Adams. William
Lund and Ardd Anderson. Sand
District. Stanley Enebo. Edward
volstad, A. @. Matthews, John
sollis.35th District, Lee Mosier.
Robert Latz, Walter Bednarczy
and Gearge Swanson.
ST. PAUL AREA
State Senate
3sth District, Edward Novak
and James weyandt; seth District.
Kari Grittner and Patrick Doher-
ty: doth District, Harold oLough-
lin and Michael Mclaughlin: 41st
District. Leslie westin and George
siegel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

PRANKsTER "FAUBUsTrE"s pictured "trash"
Minneapolis
officials According reports recently dis
Bryant school Superintendent
police and high school
keep sharp persons lettering
suspiciousy n he vicinity Minneapolis schools
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

cred every phase Of Americas
social revolution from the effeo-
tive use OF Negro manpower
through housing. health and well
fare, and school Indignation to
prejudice and mental health.
Panelists and speakers included
the nations leaders and experts in
the human and social relations
fields.
National Director Sets Conference
Tone
Lester b. Granger. executive
director OF the National Urban
League, set the conference tone
with an address TO the conferees
Sunday afternoon which roundly
applauded the Supreme Courts
school indignation decision. Said
Granger: The Courts decision
has made this a healthier nation
by getting racial issues into the
open.
"As long as the American
people delayed in facing up To
the problem we were only sweep
ing dirt under the rug.
Newman PresIdes Over School
Indignation Panel
Minnesota's Cecil ~ ew m a n
member OF the National Urban
League board OF trustees, and edi-
tor and publisher Of the Mime
apoRs SPOKESMAN and st. Paul
RECORDER newspapers presided
over first-day panel on "The
meaning and significance Of School
Indignation"
other panels discussed methods
for Developing Effective Use Of
Negro Manpower", Expanding
the Housing supply for Minori-
ties, Strengthening Communica-
ton and Cooperation in the UL
Community, Developing AIDE
quate Health and Social Welfare
Services and Their Children.
Opportunity Lack Cited rs Cause
Of Negro Family Breakdown
Taking issue with the race-bait-
ers who persist in tying delinquen-
cy and crime 10 racial stocks, Mrs.
Dorothy r. Davis. member Of the
Kansas City VI board and Dir
ector Of the Florence Home for
Girls. told the conference that
One big reason for the troubles
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Boston Red Sox
Sion 4th NeoTo

Boston (ANP)-The front office
Of the Boston Red Sox announced
last week that Larry Plenty. form
er Boston College fullback and
catcher, had been signed to the
team.
Details of the contract were not
made public, but Plenty will be
assigned to one of the Red Sox
farm teams.
He is the fourth Negro in the
teams farm system. Others are
Pumpsie Green, Minneapolis sec
ond baseman; Earl Wilson, pit
cher for the Triple-A farm (now
in the Marines), zeke King, Wat
erloo, Iowa team, a first baseman.
Tom Yawkey, owner Of the Red
Sox, recently told reporters, MY
Red Sox scouts don't have to con-
slider the color line so far as I'm
concerned. They never had any
instructions Of that sort. I've told
them the best men they can get
for every position.
We have Negroes on our farm
teams. They're being given their
opportunities. I'm just as eager as
anybody to see IL they can make
the big team"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
PATTERSON THINKS
ROCKY TOO OLD
FOR COMEBACK

Monticello, N.Y.-(ANP) - In
the eyes of heavyweight champion
Floyd Patterson, former champion
Rocky Marciano is too old to TRIP
a comeback.
Asked If he thought Marciano
should come out of retirement and
fight him, the 23-year-old Patter-
son answered six months ago, a
year ago, yes. But now If I beat
Marciano they'd all say Marciano
was too old. 1t seems impossible
to prove myself as a champion"
There have been rumors Mar
ciano viii come out Of retirement
to attempt to regain the crown.
Patterson was interviewed at
his mountain retreat, a place called
Kutsher's Country Club, located in
the CatsSins Mountain, where he
is preparing for his coming title
bout with Roy Harris Of Cut and
Shoot, Tex.
Patterson admits he lives a lone
ly life at the club.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
SPORT
BY BILL BRoWER

In the waning days OF season. George Grove harng
Cincinnati Redegs twisted knee He did not
damaged failed respond to treatment
Down Rediegs Training Tampa spring
Grove lamening his baseball might be
II my is" said George.
Fortunately and Grove enjoying the
What's the 35yearod
Grove replaced their longtime RuszewsId.
Replaces
a fact, Pittsburgh a
scarcely missed Redgs would protest
vocferOusy he and the lineup instead of
Grove
why writing batting good
enough for third the National driven AZ
which tied him with Willie Mays for fourth in the MI
competition
for the Redegs purchased bulky
from Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast league after the 1867
In acquired
Fond Only recently the Redegs purchased Walt Dopo from the
Chicago White sox of the American league
Bilko the Angeles Dodgers Newcombe
trade FOndy bench and pnhhtng strength
tanned primarily as a pinchhitter.
Up
Grove the first assignment all locked up
gotten George
season but because of the pePondanee of Cincinnati players on the
team Baseball Commissioner Prick replaced
If the criterion based performances
be entitled to close consideration While Muas lofty
batting average recedg to human levels Grove has batting
consistent pace
George began regular action with the Redeg
when pesEy ament kept
early portion of the Groves hitting
legs in the thick of things the hot MI prior to the all
game.
the games 27I hit
81 home and batted 90 TALES The season.
he went to Cncy trade with the Milwaukee George
$50 hit 10 home campaign
action limited largely to the role Of pinchhitter.
Loves To Play
He hit 1854 with Pawtuee in the New England league that
driving league 1880 ne
batted gaudy had RIBS
Makes Majors
He continued to advance the ladder
old Milwaukee Brewers Grove
claimed the outstanding freshman the
339 and knocked
Thai hi,e
the 1852 with Boston batting 25s
Milwaukee the ctys batting
His first full with the Nj.
Used mostly pinchher average
2s6 association for the 1854
and had Of his finest.
With the American association team home runs and
drove 12s while batting another chance
with the Braves He more action 1855 playing games
batting PSI and driving in IS
Then the trade to Cincinnati big George
although he hardly realized it when the deal
appeared to have many good years left
But tell about BASEBALL
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Determination Wins
For Yves CoVinqfon

Milwaukee amp - The two
sensational catches by Yves Cow
ington in the 1867 World Series
has given rise to the popular ma
ton that he is a great fielder.
True enough. Coyington's per-
Torrance at the plate against the
New York Yankees was nothing
to write home about. but actually
the Milwaukee outfielder was sign
ed because OF his batting potential,
not his fielding dexterity.
When Covngton came out OF
military service in 1855, he was on
the roster Of the Toledo Sox, then
the Braves farm club in the Amer
lean association. He demonstrated
such prowess that one sports writ
er labeled him another While
Mays.
As things turned out, Covington
wasn't ready for Triple A com
petition. When he couldn't get go
ing for Toledo, he was shipped 70
Jacksonville Of the South Atlantic
league, but that started him on his
way TO the majors.
He batted 1926 for he Class A
club. hit 16 home runs and drove
in 81 runs. Such a performance
warranted a chance with the
Braves in 1855.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
RUMOR ALIs NOT
WELL WITH WILLIE
MAYS AND WIFE

Chicago (ANPj-Marital woes
are plaguing While Mays, star
San Francisco Giants outfielder,
and his wife, the former Miss Mar
guerite Wendell Of Elmhurst, ~
r. according 20 reports circulating
around the town.
Just what seems 20 be wrong. Is
not known because Willie is not
talking. even off the record.
The couple were married In Feb
ruary, 1856 by the Rev. Rufus
l. Bond, Bethel AME church, Elk
ton. Md.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
cALIFORNIANS LIFT BAN
ON BupMEISER REER

Los Angeles CAMP The mo
Budweiser" ban has been lifted.
Following a meeting last week
with the local NAACP branch,
tavern and package store deal
ers, the protest activities against
the Budweiser products were
halted.
The protest was begun about
nine months ago because Of the
company - Anhowser- Busch's --
alleged racial discrimination hlr-
ing policy.
Following the recent meeting
with principals involved, It was
agreed that Anheuser- Busch had
shown an indication OF their good
faith, in working TO eliminate job
discrimination on account Of race
In the brewery industry"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
DISPARITY NOTED IN
NEGRO WHITE METHODIST
PASTORS SALARIES

Chicago (ANP)--A disparity in
salaries paid Negro and white pas
tors of the Methodist denomina-
ton was noted in a report appear
ing In the June issue OF the New
Christian Advocate. professional
journal for pastors put out by the
Methodist Publishing house.
The report said that the aver
age Methodist pastors (whitel sal
AIRY in five jurisdictions OF the
church is A.7Ss That for the
Central Negro Jurisdiction. Ia
S2,3oi.
OF the 81 white conferences, II
now have reached an average OF
better than $4,000. For the Central
Jurisdiction, the averages range
from Si,ae6 in the Central Ala
bama conference. 10 s3.266 in the
Delaware conference.
The report was prepared for a
special 70-member commission now
studying the denominations Juris-
dictional system.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
SATCHEL PAIGE WINS
FIFTH GAME; LUKE
EASTER GETS 10TH HOMER

Rochester (ANP)- Despite his
advanced CD years no one
seems TO be able TO pin him down
TO how old he really is satchel
Paige continues TO show excellent
form ON the mound.
Last week. the ageless satch
made his second appearance in ms
many games to chalk up his NTH
win In nine decisions. He pitched a
6-5. i0-inning victory for the
Miami Martins thus lifting the
team into sixth place in the In
ternational league.
Another former major Lacquer,
Luke Easter, Is having a grand
session with the Buffalo Bisons.
His latest exploit--last week.-mrs.
a three-run homer in the first
inning OF a game with Havana,
which polled the margin OF victory
for the Bisons The homer was
Casters 10th of the season.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
Brown Confident
He viii TGke"
Ken Lone July 23

Houston, Tex CANP) 49, When
lightweight champion Joe Brown
knocked out Ralph Dupas recently,
he announced from the ring linz
mediately after the KO: Il hope
Brother Lane was watching be-
cause III do the same thing to
him"
In the Brown-Dupas fight, Joe.
called Little Joe Louis" swarmed
all over his New Orleans fellow
townsman, giving him a sound
thrashing.
Now Kenny Lane, who has been
claiming Brown was evading him,
is getting his chance. The Mus
kegon, Mich, challenger signed
last week for a l5-round nation
ally televised title fight with
Brown in Sam Houston coliseum
July %.
Cocky and confident Lane said
he can whip Brown. Brown, an
excellent boxer-punoher, has beat.
en- every left-hander he has faced
Besides he has included 80 knock.
outs in his record OF ~ vic
tories, nine draws and IS defeats
The 32-year-old champion has
stopped every challenger since hi
won the title from Wallace CBud]
Smith. His victims were Smith On
a return bout, Orlando zulueta
joey Lopes, and Dupas.
The signing was announced BY
the Texas Boxing enterprises, Inc
According to the terms, Brown
win receive 40 per cent Of IN,
gate and Lane, 20.
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DUPas-LishfbUrn
Sign For New
~

New Orleans (ANP)-Up-and-
coming Dave Dupas and one-time
high-ranking lightweight contend
er Ludwig Lightburn of British
Honduras have agreed to terms
for a 10-round bout July Z.
The date however is tentative
and may be moved up.
Dupas earned the bout with
Lightburn after winning an I'M
animous 10-round decision over
Arthur Persley Of Red Cross, La,
in the Coliseum here. A IL I'M
derdog, Dupas, a native of New
Orleans, waded into Persley and
took the play away from him.
Against Lightburn, he'll be up
against a seasoned campaigner
Ludwig holds a decision over
Ralph Dupas, Davey's brother and
held ranking welterweight con-
tender Isaac Logart to two close
decisions.
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Heor Robinson's Ring
Future Depends
On Tax Settlement

New York (ANP)-Sugar Ray
Robinson won't fight again until
he has worked out a tentative tax
deal with Uncle Sam.
That much was indicated last
week as the Sugar Man" awaited
a ruling from the Internal Revenue
bureau on his request to spread his
recent ring earnings over a few
years.
If the government approves the
request, Robinson win defend his
middleweight title next fall Other
wise, he won't fight again until
next year. The government has
slapped income tax liens on purses
from Rays last two title fights.
Meanwhile, Ray has asked the
IBC to extend the option on his
services to February. The option
expired last week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-11
OMAHA WILL BE
SITE FOR NATIONAL
URBAN LEAGUE CONFAB

New York (ANPj-The Nation
al Urban League has chosen ON
aha, Nebraska as the site Of their
annual conference, IL was an
nounced last week by Henry
steeger, conference chairman.
Theme Of the conference 10 be
conducted Sept GIL. will be "Ex-
banding Opportunity in the
Changing American city.