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BRICK WORK. block, cement work,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Philadelphia Couple
Enjoy Visit To
Sfote Of Minnesota

Mr. and Mrs Leonard G. Kicks.
ST. daughter. Mrs Alice n. Grant
and son. Leonard c Jr. ~ phil
adelphia. Pa were guests Of Mrn
Lyola Pillow Of 723 Rondo Az
~ her summer home pillaw's
Ptlch on Lake Adnsy
The aonior Mrs Rieks IL for.
eign correspondent for Deborah
Grand Chapter OEs. Of Penn
rylyauia Mrs Pillow l. also far
eign correspondent Tor the Mime
sota Jurisdiction. and with Mra
Kicks assistance literature and
program pertaining 20 The Mime
sofa State Centennial we're cent 60
AL Of the other jurisdictions in.
wiling them to participate In Min.
nesota's Centennial hospitality.
Mrs Ricks her laughter and
son are public school teachers In
Philadelphia Before his retire.
ment Mr. Ricles senior wus efn-
ploysd m the transportation de-
partmeni of the Philadelphia Post
ONCE
The family bad attended the I'm.
periai Council n Mystic Shrine
and he International Convention
~ the Order ~ the Eastern stars
IN Chicago before coming 20 81
Paul A fortnight WA spent a.
fsleafld Hieh
Their Walt here iHciassd mght-
secing tours yint % the 100
a. Como PARK the centernl al
Train, The Minnesota gtAte Pair
ard a skyline vlew q the Twin
Cities They also visited with
Grand worthy naasron Helen raw.
rence and husband. Grand Naster.
John 4 LaSrsEos. associate grand
matron Araslis Ansn ard husband
Lionel
he visitors we're especially in
isrestsd II the Indian population
IN Minnesota. harvesting a. wid
rice Al Allls Laos Lake snd ths
caysna Ernn Range Thsy alao
we're slsown spois Ehers to Shfins
ard international Convsntior ~
The Eastern Star VIII couvsns
svt,es Il meets h. Ninnsap1lls n
1854 Ard whieh they psap 70 al
tsud
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
MINNESOTA sHRINERs
WHO ATTENDED THE
ANNUAL SESSIONS

A large number Of Mobiles 81
FezzAn Temple No ~ attended
the 4Tth annual session Of the
Imperial Council, Ancient rryp.
ttnn Arabic ordc, Mobiles u the
Mystic Shrine. held In Chicago
August 1924 Sessions were held
In the Chicago Coliseum
Heading the caravan were Tho
following Imperial officers char.
lea poty imperial deputy OF Min.
nesota, Edward + Boyd, imperial
deputy Of Minneapolis; John n
Lawrence. imperial advisor FOR
Minnesota Rev Charles Sexton.
imperial chaplain Ernest bearing
and Martin Wellington, past po-
tentstea. Chalner Lawson ilIuat
rious potentatc, Dan McAdamH.
recorder
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

en- Us that we are non partisan
insofar aa political parties are
concerned,
we maintain our Washington
Bureau fully stated and headed
by Clarence Mitchell for the aolc
purpose IT keeping our member
ship informed OF the truth in every
political instance
With thia In mind, our eNccu
tive board 81 the st Paul branch
has net ~ and viii continue 20
sponsor the Know Your Candi.
dates" program rhia years pro.
gram viii be held IN late October
under the ca chnitmanahlp OF Rob.
ort NJ Patterson and John NJ
- or
The branch has directed reg
lister and vote drive witch viii
tNfihfH'fHh ANANltNAhiNlA AAANf wv
primaries on September y
"ao. with thia political founda-
tion the NAAcp will continue is
full program OF eliminating dis.
elimination and segregation where
ever we find Il And we viii do
80 IN spite af weak politicians IN
our path
MI Carter also warned voters
Of the 10th district against sup
porting ward Fleming former re-
publican candidate FOR Congress
who IL running for the senatorial
nomination in the i0th district
Mr. Fleming has been a bitter
Zoe Of open Occupancy" Mr.
Carter said and has resortcd 60
siatoments ON the Issue which
niake him close Rin 10 the aagre
gationists ~ the south
'Mr Fleming, Mr. Carter aaid
should not receive the vote Of
single citizen who believes in equal
rights Tor all Americans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
AME'S Of New
Conference Gufher
For Annuul Meet

The annual conference ~ tho
Fourth Episcopal district ~ the
AME church opened "Wednesday
morning, September s, with the
registration ot delegates and min
listers FROM this conference area
At press time, the following
persons had registered at the hest
church. 81 Peters AAtE Church
tn Minneapolis;
Bishop Joseph A, Gomez. Pre-
Siding Elder, Nelson Pryor, min
noapohsl So Paul District, Pre-
Siding older Charles "A Copeland
Cedar Rapids pes Moines Dis
tuet and Rev Martin Luther
Simmons Host pastor st retcre
AME
Registered delegates 20 date.
Wednesday SEPT ;
Rev and Mrs y " stewart,
rcihei AMr. pes Moinca. Mira
10 V Ware. Bethel dos Moines
Mrs Lucille Cooke 50 Peters
Minneapolis; Mrs Margaret
Rhodes, 80 Peters. Minneapolis
Rev Marshall smith Jr, Mt
Pleasant Circuit, Rev w NJ
Brewer Ciarlnaa and oacroia CIR.
cut. Rev w ~ oRietoa. 81
John Burlington Iowa, Rev Nil
rhell Culpepper Bethel KeoNuk,
Rev w A Simpson. Hethol Gin.
ton Rcy Albert Williams, Bethel,
Council BLUFFS Iowa Rov Carl
NJ Mckay, sat 2ion, Ottmmwa
la Row Norman l. Willtinn.
shorter GalesburR, IN Rev Mar
shall amith Jr ST Pleasant
Circuit Rev Fred w. Penny,
Bethel, MusoatIne la
From ST Paul District REV
Jesse I. Clever 80 James az
raui, Rey NJ nendriath Way
man Minneapolis REV George ~
atinaon. j., Payne. Waterloo,
Rev h. l.. johnson, Bethel. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Rev James D.
brown. Malone. Sioux city la /,
REV Thomas ! Morris, 80 Mark =
! Duluth, Rev Cleveland y amalla.
81 James, Minneapolis. Rev
George loylsin. isathol, YnnItown,
is - and Rev Harold u Cuk
pepper Huron
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

Miss Sara Adams graduated
frum 81 Catherines College De-
partment q nursing st. Mays
Unit on THURSDAY August y IN =
class ~ - receiving diplomas IN
nurmug
Miss Adams hiss been a stgSen;
a. 81 ca;herne,s for tire past
three years and prior 10 her en-
ronnneat. attended 81 Frances
Academy IN Baltimore Nj
she s thr daughter a. Mrs
FTorsncs Adams n 81 f0sas Nc
Miss ADAMS began work Sep
,snber ? in surgery AZ ST. Mays
hospital shs Ia residing ~ 1865
FIfth Az 3
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Farrell BIusfs
Those Who Invifed
Jim Crow Advocate

FRANK Farrell. Republican candi-
date for Congress In Ramsey
County this week blasted anyone
responsible for the appearance
Of a South Carolina scgregationist
speaker al a Republican rally last
week AZ Fairmont MINI.
Il want to go on record said
Farrell. "as being one hundred per
cent IN favor Of The Supreme Court
ruling requiring integratcd schools
The Constitution guarantees equal
rights 10 all citizens To deny the
rights OF one citizen is 10 deny thu
rights or all Americans
Farrell said the sogrogationist
speaker has every right to ex-
press his own views He can come
20 st. Paul, II he wants TO" said
Farrell And II he does. chall.
euge him 10 debate on school
Indignation, civil rights or any
other subject IN which every
American has a vital interest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
O. y. s. WOMEN WERE
IN ATTENDANCE AT
INTERNATIONAL MEET

4 representative group ~ Twin
city members Of the order ~ the
Eastern Star attended the Inter.
national Convention ~ the OE.g
recently held in Chicago Mrs
Helen Lawrence. grand worthy
matrun " the oEH for Mime
nota and its Jurisdiction was ap
pointed international Grand Ruth
and Mrs MABal Harris waa sp-
pointed flagbsarer
Others attending from Mime.
aots we're the Mines isiclile sbiy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
For Open Occupancy
Anti Defumofion
League Speaker
Cites Cheftoes

one OF the major arguments
presented before the 81. Paul city
council IN favor OF open occupancy
last week was inadvertently omit.
ted from this newspapers report
Of the hearings
Speaking IN behalf Of the Anti
Defamation League and ST Paul
Chapters Of B'nai Birth was
Leonard Rappaport, St Paul ac-
eountant who said, Experience
under the European despotism
gave rise 10 the word ghetto The
threat OF that institutions birth
In our oityimpheit in restrictive
policies in housing demands our
strong opposition
Rappaport pointed 10 the dan
gers TO ali citizens resulting from
a closed housing market. the
breeding OF sluins. the absence OF
intercultural relationships. and the
attending Misunderstanding be-
tween people OF differing back
grounds which leads ia many in
stances to community crime.
With these points In mind, Rap
papDrt informed the council that
"E'nai Birth Joins forces with ali
other groups dedicated TO the err
adication Of restrictive practices
and agreements which prescribe or
limit residential occupancy on the
basis Of religious or racisi differ
ences."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

with T. II Gieseking, an avowed
segregationist There was no men.
ton that it was to be a political
rally followed by an 'edueationar
meeting"
Hemen way last week had
charged that COP gubernatorial
endorsee NacKinnon and COP
candidates Anchor Nelson and
Stafford King had appeared at the
same rally with Gieseling. a resi-.
dent OF South Carolina. Giescling
spoke against indignation OF public
schools.
Mackinnon's denial is both
weak and hackneyed. It's the typi,
cal I've been bad boy routine
was there, but left before the
trouble started"
MacKinnons statement is a
blatant attemp; 10 rcwrite the
facs 10 serve immediate needs II
leaves unanswered a number Of
important questions that Mime
sotans would Ike to have ex-
planned
Why did the Republicans in
vite Gieseking 10 speak at a Re
publican rally. and why did COP
candidates speak at the rally
knowing that segregatiouist
would be doing the same thing.
III the truth were known, it
would show that the conservative
element which has captured the
Republican party in Minnesota Is
working closely with the conserva.
tive. reactionary South
This certainly is indicated by
the vote In Congress on the Ken
nedy-Ives Labor Bin which would
have eliminated much OF the rack
cheering in labor today. Yet the
Minnesota Republican delegation
conservatives 10 defeat this bin I"
TO a man joined with the Southern
conservatives 10 defeat this bill {"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Moc kinnon Denies
He Attended Meeting
Jim Grower Addressed

Republican gubern atorial
candidate George MacKinnou
this week issued a statement
on the Fairmont, Minnesota
meeting where he and other
Republican candidates APP
peared on dinner program ON
which r II Gieseidng a White
Citizens Council leader from South
Carolina was advertised to speal,
and did address the meeting.
Mr. MacKinnon's statement
said
Il never attended any meeting
where any segregationist spoke
Any accusation that I did is false.
and merely another example OF
false DEL propaganda.
My record, ana tnat OF the Re
publican Party, Is that we favour
equal opportunities which segre-
gationists would deny. In fact. as
long ago as iet7, when ] was
member OF congress, personally
drafted the civil Rights provision
0f the Federal Labor Act. This
provision guarantees Negroes
job where a union that excludes
them has a union shop agreement
Technically this paper has
learned that Mr. Maeitinnon was
correct TO partial degree because
the South Carolina speaker r. II.
Giescking spoke after MacKinnon
had left the hall II could still be
argued with accuracy that he did
attend the same meeting with Gle
seking
The Martin County Republican
committee advertised the appear.
ance OF Gieseking along with Mr.
Mackinnon and Anchor Nelson In
pfe-dinner publicity issued by
county chairman y. ] r. Nicker-
son and appearing on the from;
page In the August rs. edition Of
the Fair7nont Daily SENTINEL
II Mr. MacKinnon and his staff
read the SENTINEL they should
have discovered the white Citizens
Council man was to Hpeak.
Republican leaders in the state
have admitted the appearance Of
a scgregationist on a party pro-
gram was bad mistake, Blame
for the debacie has been assigned
70 several different people In
Martin County, but no names have
been given.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Callers rhroafsn Candidate
FOR Legislature Stephen
1. MAXWELL he Reports

stephen l. Maxwell. st. Paul
attorney and candidate for the
iegislature from The 10Th dlstsict
Seventh Ward In 81 Paul com.
planned 20 81 Paul police authoi-
Ties that he has received threat.
ening telephone calls from auony-
NOUS persons
The callers objected 10 the dis
tnbuii0n u Maxweiru campaign
literature IN their nelghborhood
Tuesday Mr Aaxwelfs son dis
tnbutcd hla posters and cards In
several areas " the district
shortly after the distribution
aaSwelrs wife received the enony-
nous calls
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Joseph Robbie
Sfofes Position
On Civil Rights

Joseph Robbie. who has been
endorsed for the DFL nomination
for Congress by the Finh District.
Henneptn County and State DFI
conventions today outlined hts
program for civil rigbts
Robbie advocated legislation as
surfing the personal security % all
individuals their right to vote
equal employment opportunity. %.
siive enforcement Of the Supreme
Court anti-segregation decision
assurances that no person shall
be excluded from federaIly fin
anred housing because 81 race
creed color OF national origin. and
revision q the Senate rules 70 per-
mi, majority rule with reference 70
civil rights
Robbie also called FOR a break
20 o. the unh0ly alliance between
northern Republicans and southern
Democrats TO defeat ciyu rights
legislation
ne SAID that this alliance l.
based upon a Grass trade u needed
protection for our rninoritisa b.
northern Republicans IN order 10
obtain southern cooperation with
their evil designs sFairs, tabor and
nee3ed welfare Measures
Robbie added that many ~ the
evil rights measures would a.
ready BE- IN ne s5atuts boaks were
3, ~, Tor this coalition between
re rsac;ionary Republioans u ths
Sorth ard their coantsrparta
among the Dixlecrats
Eohbfs also called for complete
revision ~ the McCarran water
At 70 elin5nste - discr1snlna,ory
provislons AMI fog federal assist
ancs % snahle TIE American Tn
diaus Nho have relocated in Mir
nnapoEs n become able 70 h0i1
fobs ard earn a iiv1ng
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

states. The u q has heard OF
blg-time gangaters fiouting the
federal government bat II IL start
ling and sinister news when a state
governor deliberately and publicly
dcfiea the federal government
His defiance ~ the American
government Is frightening because
his example may well set up
chain-reactiun In ths South Other
southern governors win feel en-
couraged by the fact that Faubus
violated the law and got away
with IT," His vindication az the
polls will tempt them 10 atificn
their opposition 20 indignation The
noted Harry Ashmore ~ The Ark
ansaa Gazette has said that the
voters endorsement Of FaubuS will
set the pattern for other southern
politicians
The issua has been compliance
with the law and defiance 81 tbe
law Large scale defiance of tho
supreme court order seems likely
An Virginia where Indignation foes
are making ready for . major
battle
Faubuu tried 10 draw a parallel
between the dispatch ~ q e.
troops 10 Little Rock and the dis
patch ~ Red troops to Hungary
Hed behring's aside. the issue IL
shall state be permitted 70 defy
. federal law7 The individual
states have bound themselves BY
compact 10 obey federal laws They
must comply II In not q question
% whether o. not the people u
the state % Arkansas like lnteFn
ton u n simply question "a 10
how soon they will comply wBth
q federal law
The police ard the education
officials u Little Rock Last Sep
tsrnber certified they were ready
~ integrate Central high school
u was the governor who stepped
IN b prevent police and educators
from doing their duty n gov.
ernor can intsrposs himself BE-.
tween The federal government ana
Negro citizens then We nigh, AZ
wen disband the Union The corn
srstous Of the Union is respect f0r
ths laws 81 The United States
We may possibly sss IN Bsptsn-
Der repetition u the dramatic
episode thst was enacted last Sep
isnber Negroes may attempt r.
gain entrance 10 Central high
FaBbtas knDsvs be- l. under an IN
junction not - use Arkansas raii
tia - bar them from The sth0oi
That injunction uaa granted By
Judge Dawes last September 7;
stin holds
" tbs governor is informed ~
ne supreme eosrrt that the school
must b. integrated Immediately,
he may bring disgrace and per
haps hlco1rhsd oncs again 10 the
city ~ LATHE Roek ~ calling out
ne militia Yer Il IL ineUcsiyabls
that ne president viii tolerate he
sscon1 sffront 70 The federal gov.
eminent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
cathoIie Viewpoint:
Cufhotic Viewpoint:
Faubus Moves Again
To ThWart US. Laws

While social justice is making substantial progress IN most
states the governor OF Arkansas strives nightly back
the hands Of the clock the last century From constitutional
viewpoint however be Is doing something that far
than his rcacouary views racial Justice
lie is faRranty deying the supreme court Of the United
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

~ MaTIoris iiolioUan Parh
90. asaociai" professor Of ednca-
ton District 81 Columbia Teach
ers college. Washington, WAS
elected national president ~ tho
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority ai
lis roeent nine day 50ih ami
reraary bouir, held NJ the swank
sheraton Park hotel in the ma
tons capital. To serve a term
81 affioe through August, 1861.
she succeeds Mrs, Arnstta q.
Wallace, Chicago, who has head
"a tha AKA's since 1854. The
news president - an author ~
note and holds tho w. A. and IN.
degree from the University ~
CbicaEo, where she specialized
In the history and philosophy ~
education
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

- Century ~ Fashions In An
AgtuFaa soetsrss~. Grand Ball
F"a~n Lowry Hotel. Friday SEP
tender 20, Csnsss Social Clssb,--
Aavf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05

year resident aud
business inan IN
his district
For many years
NJ Newman has
supported vau
|5uB community
rejects an q
|knows the pres
Tent needs ~ his
district
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Thye Moe kinnon. Homewoy Mia
St. Paul NAACP
Leader Takes Swing
At Both Parties
Corfer Loshes Both Political Purties In Recent
Civil Rights "Escopcdes"
IN JEAN UUILMANT

la exclusive interview with this newspaper Leonard IA
Carter president Of the st Paul NAACP took bare knuekc
sspe N Minnesota politicians who have recently made head
lines with their iuoxrusabo adherence the piyecrat line
Heading the list for verbal chasscmcut senator I'D
ward Thye whose Congress voting two ways
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-05
Where sesresafionist Spoke:
HemenWay Lashes COP.
MacKinnon For Attending
Rally At Fairnont
Says DenioI Is Attempt To Rewrite Foets

Ray Hemenway state DEL chairman Sept labeled George
Mackinnons denial of attending Martin county COR rally
where segregaonist spoke attempt Ito rewrte the
facts 10 fit his needs.
The fact remains that MacKunon, Anchor Nielsen and
Stafford King pubezed speaking the rally