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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
Rice Dinner Items

Mrs f. II Doggins and daugh-
ter. EVA Frances Of Caret and
Mrs Henry Allen. OF Chance, We're
wrvk end guests OF Rev and Mrs
I .. Herndon Tommy Dopgins Of
liaIIpden dney College. Mas DIN
ntr guest Sunday
Mr.. and MIS- jimmy Mulloy and
children. Bonnie and Betty. Of Bur
louisville. Md. we're week end
guests of her parents, MI and Mrs
w. l.. Vaughan. Bonnie is spending
the week with her grandparents
Mrs O. Mann. of Farmville, and
Mrs. Graves Powell Of Boykms.
were recent visitors OF NJ and
Mrs. W. s. Farley and Mrs J A.
Young. Mr. and Mrs Herman
Gowen. OF Victoria. were luncheon
guests Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chenery and
children. La Gay and jeff and
Miss Claudia Bradshaw, OIL Rich
nohd. Were week end guests Of
their mother. Mrs. c. J Bradshaw
BantOns Go to Carterssille
MIR. and Mrs Gene Bantun. and
Diane. spent Sunday with Mi and
Mrs H Banton at Cartersville
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Alexander
and children. OF High Point, N G..
We're week end guests OF her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. B G Bass. Nh
and Mrs. Bass entertained With a
picnic luncheon on the lawn at
their home Sunday Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs M G HIT and
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Bass, Of Richmond Nh and Mrs
Calvin Bass. and family II j
Dreher, Mr. and Mrs. b 4 Gar
nett. and family. and Nj ana Mrs
Richard Chambers. and family
M and Mrs + G walton were
dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs Mer-
rlll Digger in Farlnsille Sunday
Clarence Bradshaw ana son Her
bert. Of Dufham, N G. spent
Saturday With Mrs H. II Brad.
shaw Clyde Bradshaw. OF. MOI
folk. was the overnight guest Of
Mrs Bradshaw Monday
Miss Vaughan Moves
Miss Mabel Vaughan who has
been in Farmville for the past
eight months. is now living III the
home Of Mrs " D Mason
Mr. and Mrs George Banks. OF
Norfolk Afr and Mrs Clyde Tay-
lor aud children. Of Fredesieks
burg and Miss Vaughan were week
end guests OF Nj. and Mrs " S
Weaver MI and Mrs Il 4 @Jen-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
Darlington he.9ht. item.
Community League Picnic, Baseball
Game To BE Held Friday Afternoon

sous VI Springfield spent thc week
cMd To tlle Watson home. Mr. and
AiUs wilson watson and children.
81 Itanlpden sydney were Sunday
tinneg gnnsta n the Wataofs
wv ana ME- Guthrie Maloney
lAd daughters visited their FAINT
Hra me II Shooters and Robert
M1oneys. for the week end
Nhorters Have Reunion
Mrs f.a Beloft and daughter
Charlotte Of Silver Spring. Md
yisited MN una MIS- II Shorter
III the week end On Sunday the
lm Colrmans Of Richmond. joined
Tile ether members ot the II /.
Shorter family for family dinner
ald reunion
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hardy, Of
Victoria, Mi and Mrs Glenn Hafnil-
ton Of AleXandrla Nj and Mrs.
IiMWood cox Indy and KITTY she
GoE u Worsham and MISS Cath
afne Hamilton Of keysyille visited
hlis w y HAMILTON III Mother NJ
.i4y
Ali ahd Mrs George shorter
entertained MS Clarence Welch
and children Wendy Kay and Gift
N-th Y wtenei roast sunday Mrs
Welch ana childa.n leit Tuesday fol
fipoH Where tAeya w4ll ioln set
Welch wbo Is Stationed there WITH
the II i AIN Farce
ms Margaret Carwile, of Mad
Sonvllle entertained the Darlington
Heights Bridge CLUB last Thursday
evening High score was won BY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

Franklin spent the Netk cnd Wlih
Nl and MIS- ifaRh Diektrson
Mrs Jones Is staying OH for this
week
Mr. ara Mrs Claild Morris. and
children OF Buckingham, visited
Tue II + Carwiles MS aid Herbert
CM-Wle Of Petersburg
Miss christine Naloney. ol
Mooresylle N C lias spent some
time with her parents All ana Nlla
X II M4lonrq
Sunday thinner eut aiA u the j !
Bakers Mere MI Iud Mis Ellls
johnson. ana chlditlis Of Farm
VILE, Mfr and Mrs Ewart WEIGH
and James. and Mr. and Mrs K u.
Booker
Dr. John CUNNINGHAM ~ Lynch
burg. recently visited ia lhc neishe
borhoud
Mi ana Mrs q IN. Longsworh
and daughters. Mlsses Polly and
Sally. Of Fafnnvllle, were Sunday
visitors Of his sisttf Mrs L n
Cunningham, uhd Mt Cunning
ham
Recent guests oi ine IA c cun
nlng mans wese Nfwtou Cunnms
ham. aud little JOY. " Blackstone
Mr. ana Ms /! n CaAnlnplaM
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PalnpIin

Visitors ~ he ne.ehDorhood u
Mother S day were Mrs Maud Had
deck and NH and Mrs Lucas. Of
CfeWe M and MIS- sam Ellis Of
Colonial Beach MI and Mis- Glenn
Hamilton and Anna Gan Hamilton.
Of Washington. p c Mr. and MIS-
Arthur G.aNat Of Ashland M
and Mrs BIZ Blank and Linda Ar
md Mrs Rvland Harvey MI and
Mrs Rassel' COX MI ahd MIS-.
Watson Boakor Gerald Phelps
MISS ann III Baker 4Md Atis II d
wilson all " Richmond
Alt ana Alrs MA Joaes N
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eats hIr ALI Mfs JACK swan
Mr and Mis y n Dillon q
Darlington Heights. visited Mrs
Maggie Harris Sunday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-14
Postpone Suit
Challenging Baptist
Leader Until 24fh

Washington AMP The sat
challenging the right of the Rev
Joseph n jackson ~ Chicago 10
hold Office as President Of tho
National Baptist Convention which
was scheduled for argument ~
the a. q District Court Thufs
day WINS postponed until Febna
AIRY ~
Charpca that Br Jackson ~
holding his ponitinn uuinwfully
we're brought by 80 outstanding
members ~ the Asaoeiatign The
ministers who are asking tho court
10 custer and exclude" Rev
Jackson from the presidency ~
the Convention sro the Rev w "
Borders ~ Atlanta = ~ Cham
bers Los Angeles. J p Green
Detroit. E w. HoilIus nastrop.
Ia t. X Jacobson, Gary, Ind
3 @ Mitchell Huntington W
Va A owen Memphis. " T.
Shepard Philadelphia D. q Smith
Washington ami Roland Smith u
I8i,ls Rock
The miniEiera group ~ repre-
saHird by Attorneys James M
Eabrt Frank y Reeves and
George y q. Hayes. al % Vast.
ing'0u
Jackson is represented b. AityB
Bedford and Marjorie Lawson. also
~ Washington
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TANK YOUNGER. CHAIRMAN
URBAN LEAGUE
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ~ IA

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Seattle Mon Is
Named To Mpls.
Urbun League Job

The Minneapolis Urban League
Board OF Directors has employed
Robert Williams ~ Seattle as
executive director 90 replace Shei
Jua Granger
Nj Williams has been working
with the Washington state Board
Against Discrimination IN Em
ploymcut for the past year Prior
90 that he was industrial relations
and community services secretary
OF thc Seattle Urban League for
six years
lie has a Masters Degree from
he Atlanta School Of Social Work
NJ, Williams ls married and the
father Of two boys one two and
one hair years old and the ether
six months
The new secretary wili begin
hia new work April ! 1858
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Granger To sr~ak'
Phyllis Whestley
Annual Meeting
Thursday Feb. 40

an plans hsve been completed
rDr the thirty third Annual Meet
mg Of Phyllis whoatley settle
lusnt House which will he held On
THURSDAY February SO at ga
pm SOC Alduch Az n
clifford y. ltuckcr general
chairman announced today that
due 10 conflict in Governor
froomans schedule the Geyerner
would be unable 10 speak at the
thinner meeting At the same time
he stated We have been fortunate
IN obtaining shelton y Granger.
executive secretary OF the Mtune
apolis Urban League 40 our prtn,
cipal speaker Tor the dinner meet
ing
Mr. Granger came 60 Mime
apona in 1881 from Cleveland
ohio. where be served an Industrial
secretary Of the Cleveland Urban
League. lie viii return 60 Cleve
land on March lat ~ the executive
secretary OF the Cleveland Urban
League, During his seven years In
Minneapolis he became president
~ the Twin city chapter Of the
American Association OF Social
Workers and when the American
Association became the National
Association of Social Workers he
became president Of the Southern
Regional chapter
Mr. Granger has been very er-
icctive in the neld of housing and
human relations ana was recently
given a plaque for his outstanding
contributions Mr. Granger win
present an over all view Of Min
n.apoliH IN terms OF It's achieve
mentH and ia potential based upon
seven years OF work, observation
and research ~ the field ~ social
work and human relations
Alvin pul Chanblre and Mrs
Bertha smith, we'll known for their
voices and artistic shin viii pre-
cont musical selections
The meeting Is open 20 the pub
liC Reservations may bo made ~
81 20 per plate by calling F'n =
4d42
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will be Monday morning March
Ia when the presidents viii be-
conducted on separate tours Of
local businesses and Iudasities as
guests of the heads 81 the con
Germs
The a3 presidents viii represent
the following colleges ard uniyor
stiles J A Bacpats, Benedict
College James a Boyer, - Aug
uRtiues College. James = nraw
| hey clark College Clayton Cal
bot0 Paine College Rufus n
element Atlanta University.
James A Calston, Knoxville Col
ieEe l. X cgzaH Barber Scotia
College Milton X curry. Jr fsis-
hop college Albert W Dent. Dil.
lard unyorsity. Luther ~ Foster
1uakegce Institute = X Glass
Texas college Arthur y Gray
1alladega College James y Nc,
Ora" Lincoln University, NJ Ia
Fayette Harris phiIandrr smith
college
g Kinehsios Tougaloo South
oru Christian college Chester A
iNrkendoll. Lane College. John n
lewis Morris Brown College sis-
ter - Josephine Xavier unlysr-
Fty y " Mc,'isuncy 80 paurs
College Albert y aanlcy Spell
man College, Benjamin y Mays.
Mofshouae College Richard "
Agofs, Hstfaine Goodman College.
Nome ~ Moron. Hampton In
atitute, q = Perry. Johnson O.
Bmith University. villa y Player
Bennett College Hollis = Price.
10 Hoync College Samuel u
Proctor, Virginia Union Unlyor'
alty Harry v Richardson, Gam
mon Theological Seminary. julius
3 Bcgtt Wliry College. J SEA-
brook Huston riotspn College
william Il striasner Shaw Unit
vcraty ana stephen Wright.
Fisk University
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oES OFFICIALS MAKE
OFFICIAL VISIT TO
ST, Paul CHAPTERS

Mrs Helen Lawrence, worthy
grand matron and Willam saylos
grand patron OF Prince flau Ann
alton ~ Minnesota and ita Juns.
dirtioH win make thoir official
visit 60 81 Paul Chapter No !,
Queen Of SHEDS chapter No. 3
and Triucesa Ozicl Chapter No
10 ON February 10
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Annuol InferTociol
Service Sunday
Az Westminster

Dr Chester A Pennington. SEN
ior Minister Of Henncpin Avenue
Methodist Church. will address the
18th Annual lnterrarial sunday
Service which viii bc held this
year ~ Westminster Presbyterian
church, 18th street and Nicollet
Avenue at 100 pm. February 10
This annual program is spons
sored by community groups as a
means ~ demonstrating the
rhufch's rolo IN solving the prob
lens Of tnterrncial friction through
the Application Of religious pfin-
ctplez 10 daily living
Music for the service viii be
furnished by the combined rhoira
Of 81 Peters AnE Church. Salem
English Lutheran Church. West
minister Presbyterian church and
Zion Baptist Church under the
direction ~ Rupert sifcom. Mus
y. OrRanist and Choirmastef Of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
rho public 10 invited IA attend
the service and the annual fellow
ship tea immediately following
The service The ten is sponsored
by the Minneapolis Urban League
Guild the naha1 Assembly oil
Minneapolis Japanese American
Community Center Greater MIN
neapDiis Council o. Church Women
Twin CITY Rainbow club and me
YWCA
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/ history 81 this organisation and
the first time that the presidents
~ all AJ ~ the member eniloFca
have convened Represented VIII
be- such widely known schools az
risk. TuskaKoe. Atlanta, flampa
Ton apolmau, Mpreh1uss and
xavier ~ New orleans
10 prepare for tho occasion.
h0adqBrtsts have Hssn enlabilahod
al the Hotel ltsdisson Chairman
fDf the event IL veteran Twin CITY
hotel and business man Thomas
Moore Honorary Chairman IL Jud-
a1p Bcmia MrB John C0wlss
Cecil Newman. Jones BaHwartz
Hlrhard Gale pr Amid Lowe
Robert Nd1or. George npbitahsk
Newell Weed Mrs q ~ Dayton
.ur Laurence Gould lloyd Halle.
John NJ muaaor George a Pitts
bury Charles Plst and Chester
1Dblh make up the Minnesota
Board 81 Trustees for The United
Negro College riud
tGRhnght u the meeting viii
bs couyoeation open ~ the
public gunday evening q, North
fnp Memorial Auditorium on the
University Of Minnesota campus
40 which Time all s8 presidents
a1l be present on the stsRc a
H4u0nany known guest speaker
VIII address the gathering and the
famed combined Hpelman More
haua choir from Atlanta Ga will
sinR
The presidents will arrive Prs
day March a a reception will
br held for them that evening BY
TIE ConyDcation COMMITTEES, trIa
lres and alumrl Tbey Wiu b.
welcomed % The si'ies
Saturday morning A luncheon iu
their honor viii b. given At COT
fnan Memorial Union Saturday
noon by President , T. NORTH ~
rUs umvcrfy n Minnesota rrs
anaiuE tHla they vii be- ronJuatod
91 q tour ~ TO campus
Saturday night they wilI attend
70 corporation dinner ~ the Ead,s
Hn where they s5i mns' s1th local
ggaiHaas mvn ard luiYstralisi7
tlu5sg morning they ain parties
nste in srrWeea o. various TWIN
city churches Sunday afternoon
.ash an BE- guest a. series
VI So separate dinner parties ia
.her honor a. me homes N lead
ing area citizens Mrs Richard
gale is IN charge u these
FgnAl session u the conyocation
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the Minneapolis YwCAg and
Gerald Eidngcr was there
what Eidingrr II really say
Ing IL that the ioring Heights
Property Owners Association
required only enc side ot thn
Open Occupancy argument Ia
bring u to tho slide of the ordi-
nancn's opposition aud that he,
tidlag.r. felt that the need ~
an excuse for the action ~ tho
association over witch he pre-
Sides
Ia essence, this organization
though oatensihiy concerned about
the ronaiitotionaiity Of open oe.
cupancy legislation rpnliy reacted
20 baoic nreiudices and the Gu.
Eon's Emergency Committee pro.
Nidcd Thorn with the fodder with
which 10 reinforce these prejudiceHl
Far this base reaction. Eidinger
Apologies by pleading shock"
fnr the members 81 his organiza.
ton
Where ~ The "Organised" Pro-
cement or Open Occupancy
Tho proponents 81 open Oceu.
panry legtalation could DO well TO
study the orgauizatlouai methods
OF their opposition The past ~
days have seen approximately 5000
individual voters organised into
a massive "nying wedge bent
upon the defeat Of Open oocu-
pancy ia any form The Minno.
apolis Property owners Aasoeia-
ton whose membership count Is
confidential has been conservative.
w estimated 10 be 1900 strong.
the citizens Emergency Commit.
tGon,inurd on Page a.
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Minneapolis Caty Council
According To- tho leader Of thus
now addition 20 the cause against
open occupancy Gerald W hid
niger president uf the Loring
Heights group the actions we're
taken after the association heard
the details and soaeallej tmpoals
tons within the ordinance from a
spokesman Tor the Citiscn's Fm-
Urgency Committee
The etfoct that such an organise
ton can have upon gtllllhie ind
yiduals Ia spite OF their asserted
individual liborallty n readily
perceived within he words of
Eidmgcr we We stunned TO
learn that any - of people
under the prE anti dis
cripluaiion or o. 'Re would
demand such poh,s powcr over
the rest Of their fellow citizens
And we were shocked 90 learn
thst two aldermen would even
consider such unconstitutional les
islatinn
II is apparent 20 thik writer that
such a statement u not true
picture 81 the associations rcao
tinua Gerald EidinFot was well
aware That two aldermen spnn.
aorod the original ordinance and
that several aldermen are backing
the current ordinance
BidinRcr was equally aware that
many social and ciyi, organize
iiona were behind the principles of
open Occupancy he ltnnv these
things 40 ~ Thurpday night Jan.
unry ~ because every word every
shocking detail was discussed
~ the meeting 81 the Minneapolis
Property Owners Association al
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MRS GAIL HOSkISs
DIED WEDNESDAY

Mw Gail Haskins Pa Bryant
Az ~ died wcansaisy morning
February n in Swedish hospital
Funeral arrangements had not
beer completed Fl press time
For further details contact ire
Waoaart Funeral Home IA O.
58T7 who are IN ehsrgs u a.
engagements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-14

Handy, on WCCO Radios Mitch
miller Show sunday February
10 Al % 10 pm,
Handy wha ia r05a 80 years Old
was famous trunpefrr. com
poser AMI band director fer more
than half century F4E Hurg
"si Louis Blues Ia also tho Una
u forthcoming Paramount p.n.
tUFo based On hls life with Eat
King Cole pgriraytng Handy
On the Mitch Miller Show
Cole wiH ~ down o. the piano
and play for pesd HMlcy. wnu
will belt out some u me urmar-
able Handy songs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-14

urgency OF America TO solve It's
race problem highlRhts Of the
meeting included citation for
Shelton q Granger who is leav-
ing his post as Executive III
rector IN Minneapolis 10 accept a
similar post IN Cleveland Ohio An
inscribed bronze plaque was pre-
scented 10 Granger by Mrs willard
Merrill, president OF the Urban
League Guild After the prescnts-
tion Granger made farewell al
dress 10 Minneapolis
Also cited were Minneapolis
Honeywell Company and Local
ilA5 for outstanding service to
the community These prcsenta-
tons were made by Judge J..
Howard Bennett chairman Of the
annual meeting committee
Other business OF the meeting
included the election OF members
Of the Board Of Directors az fol,
lows
New Members
Mrs Marjorie Curry Eugene
Could and Dr Ernest 1--we
B.fg-ta.4 aEasgtf 49,.
Mrs " y Brown A y CaRuuE.
Marshall Dicbold Sander y GerlR.
Or Frederick W Hu Rev Louis
" johnson Mrs Sally Lutber
Cecil r Newman and Mrs InnnR
~ Staples
Mrs willard Merui President
Of the Minneapolis Urban League
Guild was named an ex.afnc mem
Der of the Board
william r Cratic. president ~
the BOARD Of Dfrcrtors presided
Immediately following the Gglid
beid a reception hon9rjuE Mr. and
Mrs Jackie Robinson Mrs George
s Pinabury presented autographed
20 holders ~ lucky mum
beers AZ door prizes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-14
rHRIL VAR .olo's
CAlL or MATURE AIDS
IN ROUTING BURGLARS

When little Bradford BsuHsr
reused himself ~ ~ An Mod
nea1ay morning md Informed his
dad Bradford o. thHl he had
90 patty u never occurred 10
either Of them mat THE typical
~iHerIy rhere aguid result in tHa
routing o. several yDUHfu burg
iars DuaIy ranmekiHK he cash
registers N me Guthrie Hyper
HarFrt beneath p1sy apartment
az 40 no Grofto. ~ Paul
hrrgrdIrK 20 EeunSr 81 q police
airUggrapHer with the at Paul
Police Department. Il was about
20 ~ IKE mast fathers 90 lu ssrh
raset waFe mia mother ard lrt
bsf march him 10 hlH patty
H9Esysr gof ~ end protested
20 'rr hsk heard severed mga
FERROUS sygnds from the market b.
bow and decided ~ Investigate
- J vent 10 M E1ndJa 10 have
= lDpk several youngsters teen
agrw Fs,nsibly neI from me
arsrr
Investigation revealed uaf oHs
~ three cash registers had bosa
r0a1 and SO D. we're missing
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Writer Claims Open
Occupancy Foes Well
HeeIed And Organized
Nv .. Pierre Guiln,ant

The foes OF Open Occupancy legislation ia Minneapolis
headed hy the suoatd Jrus Emergency Committee have
added another group property already omnous
number Of foes
At q special meeting "Wednesday night February s. the
ionp Heights Property owners Association endorsed resou
tou against open occupancy legislation currently before the
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BoiIey. Cole g.
Kin On WCCO
Radio Sunday

Three great artists IN me pgp.
ulsr music field Pearl Bailey
Nat King Cole and Eayta KIT.
viii Join IN Musical tribute 10
the Father a. the Blues " G
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-14

regated coiored
citizens into spec
ific areas by the
appn c alton Of
z O n in & law rs
From the time OF
this decision UNI
tiI 1915 a dc fac
{ o segregation
was imposed by
as upon our col
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gress said
IAN citizens OF the United
States shall have the same right,
In every state and Territory. as
Is enjoyed by the white citizens
thereof 10 Inherit, purchase,
lease, sell, hold. and convey real
and personal property"
Early in this century the I'm
tied States Supreme Court held
unconstitutional municipal or
dinance which attempted 10 seq
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The
HIGH
And Low
DOW
by BAILEE THOMAS


fans were discussing total alb.
sence Of Negro players on the
Gophers cage teams for years
one Of the fellows said that no
Ozzie Cowies team ever had Ne
gro-American lad on It's roster
Another fellow chimed in Maybe
somebody ought 10 remind Ozzie
that the Big Ten color bar on
basketball has almost vanished at
every school except Minnesota
A reader wants to bet 50 that
not one-nfth OF those caught In
the club raids hold active paid
memberships in the NAACP. Some
body want TO take the bet9
A bipartisan group Of US
Senators labeled the civil rights
bloc. the Lord blcas them" have
offered a new civil rights measure
IN the Senate
The group is composed Of DEM
.oCratic Senators Hum phrey
tMinn Hennings tMol Neu-
berger and Morse lore Nc,
Namara Mich, Proxmiro
WIS., Clark, pa and Repub-
licans Jawts tTYJ, who speaks
In Minneapolis tonight friday
Case lNJ.bl Anot icoloD. and
Dtrkscn fmJ who speaks in ST
Paul tonight
Attention Nessrs Goff. Thatcher
and Hemenway' No place IN the
list above is found the name Of
your sacred COW Sen. Prank
Church Democrat Of Idaho lie 10
Just as absent as John Culyers
and Mluncsotss Republican Sen
ator Edward } Thye who comes
ap toT election this year
This Mrs Pearl Mandelstam
from Johannesburg South Al.
rica whom TRIBUNE staff writ
er Jean worraH described az be-
ing angry because u the criticism
IN this country Of South African
whIte legislators who support the
spsrtheld worse than US. Jim.
Cr0L iz angry with the wrong
people She should vent her anger
on her own country1msn who think
they can keep in eternal sub
lection millions o. blacks. exploit
ing them and their countrys re-
sources and IN many instances
their hopes and manhood Right
sous anger ls sometimes effective
II directed IN the proper direction
on first glance Carl T Rowans
articles on anali-tolgn Minnesota
we're not calculated 20 raise Carts
already high popularity In rural
Minnesota which ne has travsrscd
many times IN gathering material
tCOptinund on Pag. ~
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Z iasprd Hands, intsrrarial
Urana AZ Zion Baptist
Sunday Night Feb. Is

~C1aspe1 Harfa an lnierTa sal
fFara win - resented a. zion
Baptist church 1913 i.ynasie AZ.
n sa1day February 1s a. 20
pHa. under ne Agspicez u ne
Min1s-D'a state Raptia, ArxB
uy
TFH g'rring 1raras intsrspefssl
vifh engag EruuFa t. challenge
20 the raoserr worias need Per
srrfserf1e,1
Tne psbAe n irvtsd There j.
nc str-issior charge Advt