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AMER o. AREA II

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NEAR WALTER REED
Detached brick. Q rms, 3M baths,
rec; rm earpeting. drspes. etc..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
France Finally
Recognizes Guinea

United Nations. N Y. CAMP
At long last, the Government Of
French President Charles De GsuIie
has recognized the government Of
Ounce led by Premier sckou
Toure
Thus officially, ended the per.
snnal vendetta aimed BY French
officials az tho Africans IN the
country Of Guinea who had dared
to vote mo. last September -.
Though French diplomats are
reluctant 70 admit 81. President Dc
Gauile bitterly resented the treat
mcnt accorded him AZ Conakry.
Guinea during his speaking tour o.
tho African areas under French
control Verbal protests by Arr
cans there prevented his speaking
20 them and practically reduced
him 70 tears He did not forget Il
and refused 10 answer letters and
kilograms forwarded to him BY
Premier sekou Tours who had
flI,ileiy hoped that France would
be the first nation % recognize
the new Republic Of Guinea
Later French officials and rep.
fesentatlves n Guinea signed trade
agreements keeping Guinea within
the Freneh franc area
However. in view q the recent
devaluation u the French franc.
q is not known what the long
range effects viii be upon A.
rican countries dealing directly
with France
u Africa where economic pro
gress n millions il dependent upon
exports 70 metropolitan areas IN
Europe and North America any
change however slight. can have
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
c oIumbio Women
komed Asst AIRY
General Ohio

Columbus ohio ASP Mrs
Mary spivry Durham Last week.
was named assistant attorney gen.
ersi ~ ohio Atty Gen Marx
MeElroy announced the appoint.
mont
Mrs Durham vim received de-
rrees from Wilberforre Smith ,oi.
ioFc ard the University u hirhi.
gsn Law school wss admitted ~
ths bar ~ the state n Ohio ~
1895
She uas the assistant pfoaeeu
tor IN Cleveland fran 1875 -
1852 ahe was alec The Industrial
Commission attorney during 1853
Presently sts j. member ~
The board ~ the Columbus Public
Health wurrlng Bery1cs and Il
chairman q the Housing Commit.
Zee HE Vsa named Dfs ~ he 10
most outstanding woman - the
gear IN 1886
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
ST. PETER CLAyFR JR. TRAN,
Filling LEAGUE. JAN. s5

Individual High single Game:
Cieunse Perry 1914. Mike Mtrar-
land 100 Darrell Hovers rs
Individual high Series; Clcnn5e
Perry as. Nike McFartani az,
Darrell Hcvers SS4
Duo-Ciues Pacesetters team
rolled In tht Minneapolis city
tournament sunday Jan 20 az
Central Lanes There's a possibility
that tho gals came into the prize
bracket.
Individual nigh Single Games
Munel Gardner 1877 Betty Adams
1872, Alice Jonas 1T8 Lauretta
Moore ia, "vern" Barrett 1854
Team High Game; 1855
Team Series; 2i7i
Handicap: aSS
Total Score; 1859.
"CongratsH Gals
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
SPORTS

NEW YORK amp First half
performances earned three tar
players, in the National Basket.
bail association berths on the
respective division teams for ths
annual sll-star game held Jan. 23
in Detroit
Elgin Baylor, the oddS-on favor
tie for roofde-of the year honors,
and BIN Russell. the best rebound
or in MIA history were among
the 10 players selected by prrss
and radio representatives
Baylor performed for the West
and Russell was IN the East line
up The coaches also tapped
Woody Sauldsbcrry who gained
rookie-of- the year honors Tor che
Philadelphia Warriors last season
as one Of the 1--WE reserves for the
East
Baylor tied with Bob Petit %
the st Louis team for the Popular
Player award
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

~" McEwcn said The vision,
tolerance and understanding dc
ycloping Ia Nigeria stem out Of
the conviction Tor Moral Re Arm.
ameut in beginning 20 find a way
20 unity" n this unity can he
carried through the African Peep
los Congress- no said Nigeria could
inspire North Africa and The
Mia East countries re called for
"a bold forward Move where
pcople must be prepared 20 risk
everything 60 got MIRA into the
hearts and minds of che MASSES. 20
that each man can take on the
struggle with hla own human ma
tme, thrn affect the family and
create change throughout tho ma
iloH II means Tor me tho willing
nosa 60 surrender the pleasures "
scx ambitions alcohol and pur,
posclvss livlng and lot God rule
my life"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Ruleigh Presents
First Nationally
Televised Bout Feb. q

The Northwest. an area known
especially for its sealous sports
fans viii have chance 20 steal
a naarch on the rest of tho eoun-
my the night a. February ath
That evening Promoter Jack
Raleigh win present the FIRST ma
tionally teievised boxing match IN
the history of the city The main
event win match ~ Pauis own
welterwcight pride Del Rlanagan
agans, tho New Orleans speed
ster Ralph pupas
The contest VIII be the sports
hlghhght 81 the annual Winter
Carnival arid Carnival royalty
marching hands and drum corps
and visiting Processes viii he In
attendance
relevised boxing matches have
become a standard part OF the
nations living room habits Tor
the last ton years Week In and
week cut the teIeviscd nights com
mand the largest viewing audi
cnce pf the hour Rut attendance
al the tights themselves has been
more than negligible
This factor is something the
Northwest part OF the country
Minnesota. northern Iowa west
tern Wisconsin and North and
South Dakota can help 10 cor
rect and receive nation wide pub
licity as result Raleigh and
SaintpaUlites Inc sponsoring
group of the civic Winter Carn-
val hope that sports fans og this
area win decide 90 show tho en-.
tire United states lust how avid
they are and how they win Sup
port an outstanding attraction
Good attendance az the Fqana
gan pupas match win SO a long
way toward bringing more ma.
tionally bcamed bouts 10 50 Paul
and give our Northwest area q
reputation which cannot be match,
cd elsewhere In the country
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

severe political rcperrussions FOR
the futures Of Africans clozs 90
The ~ Gauile Government, IN Paris
The formal announcement from
Premier Michel Debrc's office
about Frances recognition ~
Ganea also noted that agree
mgnts had been effected for tech
meal and administrative Ceopsra-
ton and cultural exchange
s,H Undecided for Premier Sex
ou Toars - the extent 20 which
hs wishes his nev nation 70 re-
main within ths ~shadov7 ~ The
Fvnch economic community
Frances position towards ths
maintenance ~ her African trade
ar,as within her community can
be readily seer from ths faet that
in 1864 only France exported 81
percent q her total exports - her
African trading countries
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Accident Won't
Alter Amy Of
camponeIIo's Plons

DOUGLAS n. y Roy
Campanclla former nodgcr catch
cr last week WAS involved IN his
second auto accident in less than
year bat came out OF Il unhurt
and determined 10 10 ahead with
plans 20 attend the Dodgers spring
training camp IN Florida next
month
Csmpanelia who suffered q bfok.
cn neck and was paralyzci N an
automobile accident near his Glen
Cove home last Jan rs WAS IN q
car driven by HE chauffcr Leroy
Nowaoms when an air compressor
trailer broke loose form truck
which was towing u and s~ipcd
their car The Canpaneila car
also HIT a utility polc in trying
TO dodge the compressor
CampaneIla said he was strapped
10 his seat and therefore didn't get
the fun impact ~ the collision
However, his mother -in-law Mrs
Fanny McEclly and another pass
cnRor James williamson were
taken 10 hospitals FOR treatment
~ Il wasn't FOR that belt !
might have been a Foner Campy
recalled Thank God wasn't
able 10 move That WAS the only
thing that saved me
Ironically the accident occur,
"a under circumstances similar
10 the FIRST Last Jan N Campan
ella was returning homs from a
telrvisiou show in New York city
when he was injured Last week
he was on hia way home from a
recording secession At q New York
radio station. who're he conducts
IA sports program when the acct
dent occurred
HoWevrf CampRneIia who haA
been employed BY the LIS Angeles
Dodgers a. a special coach said
the recent mishap uil not inter
fere with his plans 10 attend
spring training win the Dodgers
IN stll intend % go dfgan 70
g1oyida as originally said J
would be declared
n wAa also hlntca N Campy
that perhaps car travel might not
b. ~ cafe f1r him bUt 30 shuigg
"a or TIE bad tuck saying =
guess IN keep On riding N them
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Mays Satisfied
With Smoll Roise:
Sfonehum Pleased

san Francisco lamp
white Mays perhaps tho greatest
and definitely the mont ooiorfuI
az modern day baseball PLAYERS
last week Signed his 1859 contract
with the san Francisco Giants FOR
a reported $4,000
The salary represented a raise
of S. GEO Tor MAYS who has, year
was paid $40 600 AZ present he IL
topped only by Ted Williams
tSl2a O00l az the Boston Red Sos
and stan Musial 100 oo0l ~ the
st Louis Cardtnala Mickey Man.
lie who also drew down S76 ooo
last season, IS said 10 he dickcr
ing for $50 600
Willie closed tho deal IN = telos
phone conversation with Horace
stoncmap Giants president. who
was elated by the signing
stnuemau who didn't pnbblr
about the salary the highest Ia
Giants history. praised the
ppmptness % the agreement
zone o. the truly great players
IN tho game. be said Of white
Tho Giants ccntcrfielder was the
National Leagues second leading
batter last season Maintaining a
prudigigua average ~ over 400
during the early month, he faded
Ia Iuiy but finished strong and
was noaed out on the final ass
by Richie AHhhufn Of the philadci,
phis phillics Wilne hattod 3i7 10
Ashbnrnu $50
However willis aiao collected
pos hits, drove IN 90 runs scored
i2l the lcaRue's high and stole
% bases also tops Ia the League
Willie also is a brilliant fielder
This has impressed San Francisco
fans. and tho Giants ar. removing
. screen that ran along IN front
Of me aearoboafd IN Seals Siadi.
um 20 allow the Say ley kid
more space "a chase hong drives.
Wliiie - a stroalung terror
along the bu4a paths
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Covingion Turns
Down Bravcs' Pact:
Wants More Money

Milwaukee tANrl Tho
Milwaukee, braves are finding aut
fielder Yves Coungton AS hard a
ampoiguer with pom as DO is
with bat
Tho pluba tirnt attempt Ga sign
thp tan slurrer for what WAS
believed to be a modest SUM proved
futile az Wea protested loudly
Heck don't want the Whole ban
elub but expect a little raise '
he said
Asked how pr apart he was
Covington PARTED the queatlon
saying "a depends on how yuu
measure space
Ia rejecting the contract Gov
ingion Joined Hank Aaron ana
Bliy nruton both Of whom have
baiked At nrafea terms II Is
believed another move viii be
made 10 Sign the trio noon
ono 81 the leading battrra IN
the National League. Covington
last season bat,ed $50. despite
an injured knee which plagued
him during The season ITO also
starred IN tho World Series against
the New York Yankees
coyingtons knee Is reported IA
fine shape Qneftcd about q he
quippad one knee feels a. good
~ the other, bat don't know u
that means / have two bad knres
on two good unos
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Orlando Cepedo
Tops Puerto
Ricun League

San Juan. Puerto Rico amp
Orlando Ccpcda. recently named
the National Leagues Rookie
81 the Year" Tor hts performance
with the San Francisco Giants
last season. won the Puerto Rioan
winter League batting champion
ship with a sizzling average 81
8a2
Averages announced last week
also showed tao other Giants
finishing Close behind Cspcda
They were lack Brandt whn
played on the santurce tsam
with Cepeia and lem Wagner
who plsyed for Ponce Brandt
batted s4p % finish second waE
nrr 81 and finished fourth
Vic Powers ~ the Cleveland
Indians captured third place With
q $40 average
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Professor ltg as chairman ~
the gathering, iaalod call 10 M
Eena 90 become "a listening IVA.
ton ~ vplisc Cots purpose far
1903 IN Tits way Nigeria would
achieve complete liberty and ruli
eat development In ourselves and
our nations resources IN the
wfanelinEa Ia the markets. and
industry we must hrar the voice "
God Ills waveslenRth l. absolute
honestly mluty unseifiahness and
love We must listen ana obey"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
BoTn srANpourS

II was no wonder that Baylor
and Russell were choices Based
on statistics released last week
by Haskell Cohen. MIA public re
lations man, Baylor was tied for
second in scoring with $50 points
for a per game average Of 23S
The former Seattle star also is
among the leaders IN rebounds
with $40, has contributed la as
sists stood ont defensvcly for the
Minneapolis Takers
Russell. OF course has domin.
ated reboundipg since he came in
10 the MIA IN 1857 after the 1886
olympics Ills total rebounds has
exceeded 1000 and this season he
is out in front with 746
Sauldsi~rry Among Reserves
The tail man from San Fran.
cisco also carried his share 81
scoring for the Boston Celtics
He had SIS points in 80 games for
"a 17.5 average, II Is needless TO
speak Of his celebrated defensive
ability Re exccls in blocking tho
opposition's field goal attempts
Sauldsberry has been stand
out ON the Warriors lie scored i93
points Ia 80 games for a ita NV
crage The outstanding perform
ance OF his career was turned In
recently when he scored ~ points
against the I.aksrs
Sam Jones. the Ccltics second
year back court performer Is sec
ond in field goal percentage with
46s. Third Is Russell with t62
When the deadliuo for squad
cutting came the Detroit pistons
placed rookie Sheilic McMiIlon, the
former bradley star. on The mac
tive list Reasoned Piston coach
Red Roach
Hes too good 70 give 90 some
other club in the MIA This way
II ! need him through an injury
or otherwise, hos available 20 our
club Immediately
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
CONNECTION

IN our report ~ the crrdlsfawn
Credit unloD's annual meeting iaat
week assets we're through a typo
graphical error listed a. 80 tDA
80 The curreCt figure II $50
i1s CO.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Surveys Show
Negro Population
Up In PhiIly

Philadelphia amp According
20 survey made in 1858 Il has
been found that the Negro popula-
tinn in Philadelphia Ia estimated
at about $4,000 The survey was
mainly based on the count Of births
deaths, and school enrolment.
The Chamber Of Commerce re-
port showed the growth Of Negro
population as a percentage OF the
total population since 1900 as
follows
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
CAB GALLOWAY ON
INT PARADE TIB. q

'segS Yors ANT Cab Gallo
way former orchestra leader fam
20 for hia nj ds-ho singing and
nav q stage actor AMI singer vii
appear On ne tfieyisl0n snf1a
"Ysur Ht T'arade' FRIDAY Feb 7
Cab wiu offer Some - ne fam
Vis arrangements ~ ne ahfrg
which viii h. seen ? s0-s ~ pm
q 800 IN ths CBg tsseviSson nsl-
pvGrk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Team High Single GanlsA: Var
nado Cleaners Sl6. Jack Pine
Acres Isl, Mpls Spokesman T65
Team High Series: varnado
Cleaners 23Ss, Barrett Realty 2285,
Ciceros 2l66
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
BOWLING HINTS

Even though al regulation bowl
ing alleys are alike in length, pins
are spotted in the same manner
and all pins are IL inches apart
center 10 center; some alleys are
what is termed natural. some hold
or back-up. while others have a
tendency 70 make a ball hook. Be.
cause Of this difference in alleys
IL is essential that a bowler should
determine how her style Of delivery
will act on various alleys. This can
be determined by watching the ac-
ton OF bali rolled by some other
howlers or watching the course
that your bah takes
When attempting 70 learn the
run of an alley by watching
other bowlers YOU must learn first
the sort Of delivery the individual
uses, otherwise you cannot learn
anything about the peeularities Of
the alley bowIed on
After YOU have definitely con-
Guided the alley is either natural
or back-up, the logical thing TO do
FIRST is start your bali on the right
hand corner OF the alley or an
inch or two Of the corner II the
alley carries the bali TO the left
or is a run alley your bail must
be started some distance to the
left Of the corner.
TWIN CITIES LADIES, JAN. 20
Marguerite Ellis and Mrs Larke
were among the Gallery bowl
err" Tuesday. Mrs Larke IS a
resident Of Rochester MINI. Linda
Price small granddaughter OF Cal
lie Fowler kept her eye on her
grandma" Other gallery bowl
ers" were Pat Lee, Bea Walton
Idelie Patton and Eddie Lee who
was clicking the camera"
Individual High Single Game:
Dorothy Balenger and Louise
Thomas $50, Quar-" Dawson and
Gladys Mcfarland IT'S. Eide Wat
son l76
Individual High Series Doro-
thy Balengcr 4e4, Gladys McFar-
land 1876. "Quan" Dawson ss1,
Team High Single Game; Brooks
$50. Cooks IT'S. Central 73s
Team High Series; Cooks 1924,
Grove Finance 2i9T, Brooks PHI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Yin" Asks Cooperation,
Yin" Asks Corporations
US. Educated Nigerian
Leader Calls UnSeIfiSh
Program For Country

onitShR Nigeria tANPl-.nr Nnamidc AEkiWc prime min.
lister Of the Eastern region Of Nigeria issued New Year radio
message his people follows
Millions hang Nigeria become the federation
which viii modc democratic and honest government give hope
nl Africa and challenge the OF the world Selfish men
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
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len1 ~ Pin PATTERI
~ IN BY LOUISE THOMAS
w-~~ Capitol s-s35l

lS6 Muriel Gardner ne
Individual High Series Mary
Russell 5{l Wanda Owens 4s4
Marie Matthews and Zelma FNlli-
bright 1873.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

"lIet heads aud eoid hearts never
zoiyrd anything 81 IiiIy Graham