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SIOUX
r A l L S
NEWS
N 7 e S
By Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Etroet
Sioux Falls, y. ID.

Rev Ardie Hayes. Topeka, Kana
delivered hts first sermon TO his
new, st Johns Baptist church and
congregation Mrs Lenora Hayes
ard daughter Brenda Joined tho
church under christian experience
which will be followed BY a letter
Rev Hayes, would say could Zip
the scale at $50 seems 20 have
every pound 10 sincerity with the
works ~ the almighty
The Mrs II Bentley, 1877 "
MIN Ave. and Mrs q Vaughn.
president ~ the local Federation 81
Negro Womens Clubs. have Just
returned to the city after repre-
srating the Hour Of Pleasure
group ~ the Convention az Council
Bluffs. iowa Both ladies' are very
active In church gatherings
Mrs Ruth Moore. SeattsbIutf,
NehF has really been wined and
dned by many since she Is here
visiting her mother and kin Ruth
"a the daughter 81 Maggie Ander-
son Ruth came IN on Mothers
nav
My girls. Daunette and jeanne
Coates are ia at Louis Mo. viAit.
Ink Daniel Coates sr., Their grand
daddy and AIrctta Coates tthcir
couslnl Alretta Is teacher in
tho public schools there The four
are going 20 Los Angeles Calf on
June 18th 10 spend the summer
with Mrs q Patton, Mrs Patton
Ia their aunt ard mother to Al
rptta Coates
Alfred white Ia now a bachelor
father since his family has gone
to Watcher. Miss for few
months Alfred and Daniel Coates
drove tho group 10 Kansas city,
Mo % make tho trip shorter
The Gordon Tate family lis "
Oak Ave spent the weekend In
Minneapolis Miun visiting Mr.
Rates kin
I'm sort ~ lost since aid not
have news last week but ! think
this r. good time 10 tell YOU
some ~ the things you've been
asking me,
IA Montee Il doing fine At lis
~ Oak Ave 10 F'lemminE ~ IN
Philadelphia Mrs Wllette Mar
tin Is doing fine. looks better
every day Eta Monkey r. work
ting every dav and doing nicely
Mr. rendettou is up and AZ work
again. bat nc isn't In top shape
yet Georgia Lee has been a bit
puny since her Des Moines TRIP
Ernie BarEer is enjoying his
retirement Metz Bakery strike
is all settled The teacher that
spoke wrongly % the Harris
was fired and can't rvpr
teach again IN tho state OF South
Dakota
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eesaful campaign for puhiir office
IN those days and times
ON the other hand r,,nda wvre
plentiful tn tho Anderson camp
ard this group scored victory
when u was miecrsaf,,i In obtain
lng ofyiuisi Republican PARTY en-
dprsemsnt Tor thslr candidate
which waa rcpofted FIRST Ia this
newspaper
The liberal element In tho county
cor beat back an earlier attempt
for such an endorsement. on the
grounds that party endorsements
% iudgsship candidates had been
previously trownrd upon both hy
the bench and bar
Others feared the spectacle ~
Republican party sponaorcd can.
didate against the uniy Negro
Judge ever on the Minnesota bench
would be extremely bad party puh
10 relations In any campaign 90
win Negro or Independent support
for party candidates In other eiec
tlona
Later however when two " the
s,runges, opponents ot endorsing
Anderson tcst the city un business
AZ another meeting engineered hy
IA viehman fvpulesily anti Nc,
gro anti minority group. state
chairman ~ the Republican party
ramn,ed through an endorsement
q Anderson which greatly strenx
thcncd his candidacy
Republicans who favored such
an endorsement pointed 60 the
fact that Bennett a pFL mem
her was on the pFL sample ballot.
as was however Judge Dana Mic.
holson Republican, bat who was
without opposition
h-nnctt hal earlier r.Iectrd
party endorsement h~eansc he
said u was not desirable % In
l~ct party paysisan.h,p into caa.
tests FOR the beach ite dld nj.
low hls name !" appear sn
sample ballot.
Judge-eiect Elmer Andersen con
Quoted clean campaign with
no hint Of or introduction ~ the 4
rsce issue
Some ~ hts supporters WIN
would have liked % have engarcd
In race batting only did NJ IN
whispering campaigns They were
restrained from an open campaign
% this sort BY fear that the daily
press would chaiicnEe any such
tactics IN a Minneapolis campaign
and that the public would not 60
for such practices
The only las, minute Fpor. bach
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Funeral rites for shelton n
FREEMAN. 81 Of els James Az. NJ
ws,e lied Suddenly at his home On
Thursday June 4 were held At /
3 pan Monday, June $. at the
woedard Funeral chapel with Rev,
n W Bolts sr Officiating
The deceased WAS a native ef
Asehlsoa kAns ana been resi-.
dent - Minneapolis for more than
70 wears Tie was a veteran ~
World War II
surviving are hts wife. Mrs
Alice Frccman mother. Mrs Alma
Mcclellan and brother. Joe Fr~e.
man Az % Minneapolis
Burial was In ~. Smelling Ma.
bonsl oenstery with weciard
Funeral Home tn charge of the
srrvtce
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Mt. oLIyET BAPTIST

The Virtue of Gods Blessing
was the subject Of Rev. b IL
Hunters message Sunday morning
June 7 using for text Psalm
i26:6, He that goeth forth and
weepeth bearing precious seed
shall doubtless come again with
rejoicing bringing his sheaves with
him" Morning prayer was offered
by Rev Elijah Mcintosh.
Communion was administered AT
the 7I5 pm hour.
ON June IL. at g45 am the
church school win observe Promo
ton Day for Sunday School pu-
pills Mr. James Buford IL super
intendant.
The Masonic Lodge win be guests
AZ Mt Olivet June Is. At the morn
ing service in observance Of their
Jubilee Celebration
Several visitors from the Twin
city churches worshipped with us
u was noted bat were not regis
tered
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Scott who has ben a patient
In ST Joseph hospital Is reported
improved Mrs Fate Ingram, 46l
Carroll Az Is NJ az her home Mrs.
Mabel Patrick, 554 aurora Az
and Mother Ella Golden, $50 "
Grotto are both confined 10 their
home due 70 Illness
The church extends sincere SYM
PATTY 90 Mrs Arlee Blakey and
family in the loss ~ their father
Mr. G. Bttllard
You're welcome 10 worsluu at
Mt Olivet the church ~ friend
liness
Mrs NJ r.. Bell. reporter
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ZION BAPTIST

&FtN bshN
a nice crowd heard Rev Bolts
preach an inspiring message taken
from Psalms 1875
Mrs. L. C. Harris. her daughter
Miss Grace Huff united with the
church BY Christian experience.
FeiiogShipping Of new members
and holy communion followed the
regular morning worship
The Gospel Chorus and cholrs
we're IN charge of the music
Rev r. j. Henderson brought
the evening message. THE Just
shah 1--we by faith. Keep the faith.
trust in God and all win be vel. /"
he told the congregation
AZ the evening worship period
Mr. w II, Hale and choir with
Miss Ann Blevins az the piano had
charge Of the music portion Of the
program.
Among the many visitors at
Zion Sunday were Mrs. Dorothy
Tucker Of Topeka, Kans.. sister
Of Mr. w G Lewis. Matte y
Jackson. Los Angeles.
~" AetHhNAttht o8tBWEi fAttA at
Zion Thursday night June 4 was
wonderful program and attend
ance was very good Eight church
80 with their ministers were rep
resented our pastors wife Ur-
sula Bolts was chairman.
Mrs Gertrude John Sill Irving
Az " returned to the city Jan.
4 after attending the funeral Of
an uncle In Evansville. la. Zion
Baptist extends sympathy 10 the
following families Mrs Lucille
Shaw and family in the loss ~
her sister Mrs Alma Freeman and
family in loss Of her son.
They that wait upon the Lord.
shall renew their strength Isaiah
1881 Mrs. r. Henderson, report.
err
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distributed was 10 600 eopios 81 a
reprint from the Minneapolis Ar
gus which wore distributed ip the
north seastalde wards containing
the photos Of both candidates IN
au effort 70 be aure thar voters IN
thaae areas many ~ them ina
migrants would know the racial
Identity az both candidates -
poaially that Bennett waa Negro
There had been an unyrisiea
unaihssantlated runner that Ben
metz had hia photographs retouchcd
80 BE would lock like white
person which WAS spread hv a
wtro radio news reporter rhls
untrue charge was used consider,
ably during the campaign bur lts
effect was somewhat nuilltied by
nennett's many Appearances a.
campaign rallies and meetings
Wednesday Judge nennett. nnil,
ing hu, tired was philoaophic over
hts loaa ana grateful for the large
support he Frerivcd During the
day he rreeiyed hundreds ~ mes
sasea ~ regret because OF his de.
feat
lie has announced no plans
There " some speculation that
friend. and supporters may ask
uov Frveman 10 rrappotnt Teen
nvtt 10 the bench AZ the first wac.
ancy N We've ~ the fine record he
made since hi. first appointment.
ard because the Republican, made
an issuo u the governors right 20
make BIS own appointments, with
NJ withnu, the consultation 81 the
bar association,
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BIRTHDAY MEMoRIAM

In sad and loving memory OF
the birthday June 10. of my be-
loved father, the late Charles r.
Miller. ST.. who died three years
ago, March 4. 1856
Loving. kind and faithful father
How we miss your presence here;
Home and world for all you cher
ished
Are darkened since your passing
dear.
Loved and remembered by son,
Charles r. Miller Jr., dAughter-in-
law, Elsie and grandchildren.
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Sobofhoni Baptist
On WAIN Every
Sunday Night

Every Sunday evening at ak
O'Clock. station WMIa presents the
9abathAni Baptist Church, 40 18th
Avei.bs with Rev Stanley X. King
ana radio chdr composed u
church members, artists of the
Twin Cities
Under the direction n Rev.
James hlisap. the assistant pas.
tor. this group has won praises
from ali sections Of this state
Theodore Woodland. director II the
Woodland Funeral Home. il re-
sponsbls for TIM sponsorship o.
this religious presentation THIS
half hour Of Christian Fellowship
II designed 70 give inward strength
70 tbs sick and shutin. the troub-
led and confined. the fortunate and
the unfortunate.
The members Of sahathani Bap-
tlss Church are anxious that the
Minneapolis public joln them dur
ing this haif hour Of prayer and
Sunday evening devotion
There IL no admission fee and
the church II opened AZ 500 10 men
and women II all races. all church
es. and all nations Some OF the
artists appearing On sunday'sI
broadcast are Mrs Ethelean Riy-
era William Lemon, John Rivers,
and members 81 the community
choir
The community relations and
radio presentations are supervised
by the fsabathani Baptist Church
Radio Telsvision Committee. vol
unteer group OF church workers
II you know ~ persons having
talent and would like 10 appear on
a church broadcast. simply write
10 our pastor, Reverend Stanley
Il King s20 18th Avsune South,
Minneapolis. Minnesota
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Card OF Thanks
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family OF the late Mrs.
Susie NJ. Brown, are grateful for
all expressions OF sympathy ex-
tended during our loss. Your calls.
cards, kilograms and other ex-
pressions Of sympathy and help
fulness win ever live in our hearts.
We are especially grateful to Rev
II w Bolts sr., for his consoling
words; Mrs ouie Mccoy for the
solo rendered and to panbearors
for their service,
Mrs. Della Ross, daughter, Mr.
Richard Ross, son-ln-law, Mrs, SUI
sic Thurman and Mrs. Jeonie Kin
ney Moor, sisters: Mines. Helen
ThompsorL Ossie Thomas and AL
meta Jackson, nieces and Eugene
Thomas and Floyd Thurman. mop
hewa.
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ST THOMAS

Last Sunday, a delegation from
81 paul'a Church. Brainerd. at.
tended the 500 o'clock Services
at 81 Thomas They attended the
II 90 o'clock Services AT 81 Marks
Cathedral During the $50 Service
at 81 Thomas awards were given
70 members Of the Church School
for turning In the largest amounts
in their Mite Boxes They were
ChorW Hughes Joseph STEER and
Beniami Nellie At special
Service 81 Holy Matriuonv Har-
vey Moss and Catherine Norman
were Joined together In the Sacred
Bonds of Marriage
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IN MFMORIAM

In loving memory OF our beloved
wife and daughter, Mrs. Gertrude
Farrar Cr7imp, who passed away
three years ago. June 8. 1865.
More and more each day we miss
her;
Friends may think thy wound is
healed:
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Sadly missed by husband Leo
J crump and mother-in-law Mrs.
Gertrude Crump.
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CHURCH
NEWS

lowing the broadcast the ordinance
Of Communion was observed
Next Sunday Is Chlldren's Day
and they viii be served breakfast
az the Church This should be q
real treat to them
Prayer meeting is each Wednes-
day evening al 1880, followed by
Bible study az 500
The sabathani Baptist Church
invites you % attend any OF their
services whenever you desire.
Nellie Burnett reporter
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nIRTHDAY MFMORiAI.

In loving memory Of the birth
day observance June 10. Of our
beloved grandfather the late
Charles f. Miller, who passed away
March 4, 1856
You're not forgotten, grandfather,
dear.
Nor ever shall you be;
AS long "a life and memory last
We shall ever remember thee
Loved and missed by grandsons
Dennis and VI, "Butch" Miller.
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GUISra's roURE To
VISIT IKE IN os-rORFR

Washington tANr1 President
sekeu Tunre o. Guinea win make
a three day state visit 10 Wash
ing,on beginning Oct 10 tire White
House announced las, week
Toure, chief OF the newly In
dependent African nation VIII
confer with President Eisenhower
and top officials. as well AZ tour
part o. the It's during hts visit.
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KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN

The DOWN tre,iacn husband IL
the fellah who's stan waiting "a be
liberated hy an automatic alsh-
wNaher
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CHAPTER - THE POPLARVfLLE WASHINGTON
LOS ANGELES STORY
me In The Marx Parker Iynehbng3
.. President Eisenhower doesn't give a damn.
e. Attorney Rogers has no
and hls fugyes Mack Bannett Key
Cop comedy out
adds the minus
"eo result ten" the story o. tho greatest capuaon Of what - laugh
ngy aavagery
Justice" looking tbs
they way EdEars
Parker staying
They Mississippi the
Pearl River Nov case me being Rpc,o bot just don't
auxiliary Department
article Where what doing7'
the Ia. Angeles Times told me that Parker was found On the Iuana
connection with
finding body dend Bougoousaa like
PareS body found in Msapp retroae suit the Frs
guardians security n
tell they Declared ao, bad
rarksr aiaaaaipp
make the federal kidnapping imperative this FIJI st not off
the John the Justice
Department could prosecute tho under title ~ Of the United States
Code Section This makes eonsprs deprive
hts eyi rights parksTa yl rights HIS right
70 fair trial by jury When tho ynhsrn kidnapped and murdered
deprived ~ Constitutional right This
clear violation Of tho federal statute Therefore this F guilty
sheer stupidity dishonesty when that there syid
federal crime
i one winre long Edgar job
No matter criminals behind he NJ 70
retain position holds Indifference to
part q
Department that they their Justice 70
Negro citizens tho South gunshoes should
public turning Mississippi
authorities
killers win scott
omarrru II = r,m TALLAHASSEE rrony
King
the Florida officials whtsuaah tho
whites who tho Negro Florida Dig this The
Martin tuiher Tallahassee
believe capital punishment who asked him
make this statement this timer
white the Houh they the
the ynohe hin, Insisting
that Florida prosecute these rapsts
oy" anyway
and the tho Florida courts either pts of
with light lot them mississippi
lyucbeiu
Besides his remarks capitol
King also snd and this win xiii "Jon white
brother aouth my
u that I'm supposed 10 love the
know that the good stabbed year
Harlem talking days
that he stabbed In tho head
Negro speaking for
law abiding believe violence
IN the ae, ~ bombing plumb
~ his head hut Rov King aoud
Well lets recapituate
don't give a
Rogers talk
> Edgar Il chicken,
the a hydro.
gen bomb under my house 20 hlt my
oh well days just don't pay get
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entire cys attention when they held Outdoor Exhibit
Coorfu exhibits by the young students from the
H. displayed the sidewalks for all see similar
New Yorks famous Greenwich Village Outdoor Art Exhibit
To encourage the children in the fine direction Hami
ton Poaner manuacturer Of Poner Beauty Products
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THIS WORLD or OURS


THE SAGA OF POPLARylLLE WASHINGTON,
TALLAHASSEE AND THE STRANGE ANTICS THEREIN
CHATTER =. THE POPLARVILLE. WASHINGTON,
Los ANGELES STORY
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RENT THAT EXTRA ROOM RIM
CLASSIFIED AID
THE PAPER WITH THE WANT.
ADS
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me .eorc in Tho MARI Parker IynehIngl

:, Fresldeut Eisenhower doesn't give damn
q Attorney General Rogers has nlade no comment
Edgar Hoover and hls f,Igtives from a Mack
, 1959-08-08
THE SOUND AND THE FURY"

Yul Brynner jeanne Woodward
and Ethel Waters
This is an absorbing tale Of most
unusual southern Family. William
Faulkner's bIistering story Of love
and transgresssion in the South
that breaks the unwritten com-
mandment
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-08-08
DR.. CLARKE

DR.. CLARKE
visiting sugar centrals, fishing
villages and all other activities
Of the Island. The last three
days are reserved as the high
light Of the trip.
Ia ST. Croix they were taken
on 4 sightseeing tour.
They were guests at Pink
Fancy Hotel and Hotel-on-the
Cay. They promised to return
on August II and IL, 1860.
, 1959-08-08
PAN AMERICAN
cargo and mail rates.

5
Pan Americans new air
freighters- will be Lockheed
2O7 prophets, powered with
four General Motors Allison
prophet engines Of $500 horse
power each. Deliveries are
scheduled for early 1862. They
will be used "a Pap Ameri-
cans services to Latin Ameri-
Sc, Europe, Africa, the Middle
East and tie 0riesgt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
and warm tonight; low about
70. Mostly sunny and continued
hot tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair tonight and
tomorrow except for a chance
OF thunderstorms in the noun
tainS tomorrow afternoon. Low
tonight, 10 along the coast. in
the COS in the interior and S.
60 in the mountains. Warm
and humid tomorrow.
=. Maryland-Fair and warm
. tonight; low near go in the
mountains and 65-75 elsewhere.
Mostly sunny and quite warm
tomorrow, except not as warm
! near the coast, chance of show
ers in the mountains; high near
80 on the coast and 1898 else
where.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Light variable
, winds mostly under 10 miles
per hour tonight becoming
southeast to south tomorrow at
-6-l2 miles per hour. Fair
weather. Visibility 3-6 miles.
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81 started crying and they said
to shut up.
There wasn't anything I
seould do with four men with a
knife and a gun but do what
they said to do"
Earlier the defense had
claimed the 19-year-old ITALIA
shassee girl made no protest,
and may even have consented
TO the assault upon her last
May 2.
Didn't Consent, She Says
But State Attorney William
%. Hopkins asked the girl:
"Dod you consent?"
mo sir, I didn't" the girl re-
Piled.
IS SIT was against your will?"
-Yes it was" the girl said
with four men and a knife
and a gun there was nothing !
could do"
The name Of the girl cannot
be publicized under Florida law.
she is a freshman at the al
Negro Florida AIM University
here.
She testified in a soft voice
while her hands nervously
worked a handkerchief.
80 Tells Of BlindfOld
+ She said that while she was
being raped again and again in
q dark stretch of woods her as
sailantS removed the license
plate from their car before
leaving the area. She added
that when they left she was
hiindfolded and forced to lie on
the floor of the car.
Mr.. Hopkins had to ask three
times before the girl consented
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Strutton Finds
Ice-Free Bases
By the Associated Press

Representative Stratton,
Democrat Of New York. claims
that Representative Curtis, Re-
publican of Missouri, owes him
a case OF whisky.
Mr.. Curtis, complaining that
the Navy was using propaganda
to get money. had offered the
whisky to any naval personnel
who could name an ice-free
base from which Soviet sub
marines could operate.
Mr.. Stratton told the. House
yesterday that as a comman-
der in the Naval Reserve he
wants to say the Russians have
at least two ice free bases:
Murmansk in the north and
Petropavlovsk in the Pacific.
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Negro Writer
Hits Trial
Segregation

NEW YORK, June II (AP)
Ted Poston, a Negro staff
member OF the New York Post.
reported today he was not per-
mitted to sit with white news
men covering the trial Of four
white youths charged with
raping a Negro girl.
Instead. he said. he has been
forced to report the trial from
the peanut gallery" in an upper
level Of the courtroom. He
added that several white re-
porterS wanted to sit with him
but were directed to Iamain
downstairs.
Mr.. Poston said the seating
directions came from Sheriff
William Il. Joyce. who told me
he was doing me a favor Mr..
Poston quoted Sheriff Joyce as
saying:
Several Of the white boys
saw where you were going to sit
and demanded they be put up
there too, but ! said we had to
have nothing unusual in the
court, so they had to stay
downstairs"
In his account Of his treat
ment at the trial, Mr.. Poston
wrote:
"Old Jim Crow finally caught
up with me on my rather long
hit-andrun newspaper career
In my native south.
For the first time in a quar-
ter century Of activity in Mis-
sissippi. Alabama, Georgia.
South Carolina and several
other Deep South States, in
Guiding my native Kentucky.
I am covering a rape trial from
the peanut gallery.
But then, I am also cover
ing my first trial where white
men face serious consequences
for crimes committed against
a Negro woman.
Mr.. Poston is q native Of
Hopkinsville. KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

ION q small group Of Senators
who are not telling anyone how
they viii vote.
One of these is Senator john
son. who has given no hint Of
his position. He said again
yesterday that he probably
win not announce his de-
sision until Immediately be-
fore the roll is called.