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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
CHURCH
NEWS

Easter message Surprise al Day
breakT 1T is might, ii Is power
that viii nail Christ TO the Cross.
Our church. our nation cannot be-
come spiritual unless the people
become spiritual DIR. Massey con-
Guided with Goodness is the great
est force in the worldi"
Following the glorious sermon,
Mrs. Ruby Grant led the Senior
Choir in singing Thou Art the
Living Christ" Trustee Nathaniel
Galloway offered the Dedicatory
Prayer Easter Sunday, Or Mas
sey baptized t~enty-four new
members of the church
The Senior Choir is 10 be COM
mended for the excellent Easter
Cantata. THE Glorious Galilean"
on Sunday night DR. Massey
breaches next Sunday, April 5 at
IL am. There viii be Dedication
Of Babies and Ordinance OF Com
munion. An evening Worship Hour
win be held at 8 pm.
Visitors were: Mrs. Matte
Cross, Mrs. Theresa Murray, and
Mr.. Floyd Banks Chicago. III. /:
Mrs Paul Smith East st. Louis.
H.. Mrs Diane Wallace and Mr.,
and Mrs r. r Brown ST. Paul.
Sherrie Mazingo. reporter
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ed 70 him he hal just poured him
self double Geritol ard waa head.
ing back 10 Omaha Stanley made
him a name Tor himself by coming
70 thIs country IN search Of Dr
Livingston ! presume The women
are coming 10 this country to find
Stanley
am spending more time In
Nairobi because like IL here. This
probably will mean less time spent
in North Africa where they tel
me the climate win bo much less
comfortable From here on I win
be moving In the direction ~ home
and after being away a month a
fellow starts wondering how things
are getting along In his own back
yard
CONTINUED Neat Wsek)
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Mrs. OswoId Lord
uN Delegate Urban
League Speaker

me Twin Cities may receive
first-hand report on the rise Of
natloualism in Africa from
former Minnesota woman April 10,
when Mrs Oswald Lord U s
delegate 90 the United Nations
speaks ~ the s2ri annual meeting
% the Minneapolis Urban League
al The bennington Hotel
Mrs Lord tho former Mary
P'lseury o. Minneapolis has just
returned from tour Of the prin.
cipal African countries Some Of
them are PLACES where there has
recently beer upheevals which
called for emergency measures by
tho colonial powers
Mrs Lord in a twn month tour
which began January rs. and end
"a March IL visited the following
countries TNIniwia. sudan Ethi.
oplA. Kenya. Tangsnikya Uganda,
Belgian Congo. French Congo, Nj.
geria. Chsna and Liberia
she Il the Y s representative
% the United Nations Human
Rights Commission N her trip 20
Africa she Travelled as a private
citizen bat because ~ her POST.
tton with tSe q n and connection
with social welfare ard women :
activities internationally sire met
with government officials 81 an
the countries she VISITED
Douglas Dayton president ~ me
Minneapolis Urban League. Red
Feather agency said In view ~
the widespread interest N the
situation On TIE African continent
with tts worldwide implications
Mrs LORDS acceptance 81 the IN
vitAtion % speak, 20 the Urban
r.ear,ic arnusl timer AZ this time
vrAs most fortunate
IRE April re- Hnner wiii ~ held
n ne Han ~ states a. ne iear'-
irrten a. 20 pri Re-ervs'ior'
arr nrx eeing tahsn a. ne uroer
ltsarsc rfnre tsispheuc Ffiefn
ls2i97
A ticket crrr,iffee t-Ai'et ~
gahn warhsr ~ N IItho suFpl,
Too = IN rharwr ~ ticket sAies
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died IT the home Of Mrs Ollie
Harris 2i22 Venus Blvd
The deceased was born in Logan
sport Ind July ~. 1885,. and came
10 81 Paul in 1919 He was
member Of 81 James AME church.
charter member of Leslie Law
renee Post No 4s7 and member Of
Capitol city Barracks No, 43s
~ the American Legion; member
and past treasurer o. Perfect Ash
lar Lodge No r g. An Prince
Haii Jurisdiction and a veteran on
World War
lie Is survived by hts wifc Mrs
Ardelia Allen: one brother. Horace
Allen both Of 81 Paul. two ncph-
ews, Parker Cason, Evansville
Ind and William Neal Los An
geios Calf niece Aimaris Casey
pinkstaff M James Turner
cousin. indianapolis. Ind Herbert
and febeeca Dunson. salina Kana
Alonzo Allen. Indianapolis, Ind,
rhe0polua Allen Logansport, Ind.
aud other relatives
Burial was tn ~ Smelling Ma
tl0nat cemetery.
tits two rephews, niece and coua-
ms an came 20 st Paul 20 attend
funeral services
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Mrs. Florence Fletcher
Dies: Wos Nufive
OF Soinf PouI

Mrs Florence Fletcher 07t w
Central Az died Tuesday Eve
March 81. In University hospital
Mrs Fletcher had been IN ~
health for more than year and
hogpitalized FOR four weeks
She was horn in 81 Paul June
~, 1919 had been a life long resi-
dent u that city
She was member Of So PM
lpa Episcopal Church; member
~ the church guild and mem.
Der Of the Regalcttcs Social Club
A requiem maaa will be at 10 20
am Friday April , fur the family
and friends and services win be
held al ~ philips Episcopal
church At 2 pm The Rev Fr
pennl A Carly win osficiate
Survivors include her husband
Readus. sr 3 children, Readus Jr.
Thomas and t.oalie father Ralph
ward ar, an ~ 81 Paul. one
brother Ralph, " 81 Lea Angeles
aunt Mrs Florence Law So Paul.
cousin Nell Dodsan Russell ~ New
York who came 10 attend funeral
services and other relatives
Burial win be in ~ Smelling
National Cemetery Brooks Etm.
sral Homo Is IN charge ~ the
service
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ZION BAPTIST

Easter Sunday was a busy day
the world the culmin-
alton Of a series Of Holy Week
services az many churches, COM
the death Of our Lord.
Your reporter took a few moments
OFF al work to attend the Good
Friday services In the chapel at
FalTyiew hospital Chaplain Mel
son. the speaker. spoke briefly on
the Cross Of Christ
During Holy Week services. we
enjoyed wonderful message al
Zion On Thursday. March 20, de
liyered by Rev NJ. l.. Simmons.
His subject was, Go Little Far
Their with God" and scripture ref
erenee Matt. Is 80, These services
were sponsored by the Ministerial
Alliance.
Al the Sunday School hour the
story OF the life OF Jesus was por-
trayed In an imaginary radio sta
ton hookup by the children. A
large number Of children. the most
] have seen in my twenty years
at Zion, were In attendance. The
story. written by Miss DeFslla Per-
ryman a member Of Zion. was
beautifully portrayed by the many
characters.
For the II am hour. Rev. T.
Henderson read Luke 2f:i-S for
scripture background Rev. II w
Bolts ST.. brought the message us
ing as a subject, What VIII You
DO with Jesus ?" A capacity audi
ence heard this heartwarming mes
sage.
A solo entitled, 'fIe Arose" was
rendered by Mrs w B Hale Music
was by the combined choirs dir
ected by Mr. w - Hale Mrs. WI
liam Warder was organist and
Mrs. Lots Mcfarland pianist
Mr. William Lockhart OF Texar-
kama. Ark united with the church
Among the many visitors pres.
ent was Mrs Mary Wallace Frels
of Clinton, Ia.
Remember the many sick and
hereaved ones in our prayers.
Congratulations 10 Mr. and Mrs
Clyde scroggins OF 1914 Oak Park
Az " who are proud parents OF
baby girl born March 20 Sher'
rita Louise Is the name chosen
Mr. and Mrs Louis Seatons 3ei.
Clinton Av are the grandparents
Midweek prayer service each
"Wednesday NIGHT ian 10 gan
Senior Mission Society win meet
April at I pm nj the church
Visitors are welcome
You ARE always welcome Al
Zion.
Thought for the week Let vi
keep Christ IN our lives
Mrs f. Henderson reporter
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RETIRED MINIS SOCIAL
CluB MEET MONDAY

The regular business meeting Of
the Retired MEMS Social Club viii
he held Monday. April 9 NJ Me,
ollet Field House. iist 50 AZ Slc
pilet Az All members are request
ed 20 bc present and " possible
bring another retired person who
has not vet Joined the orgnniza
ton
Hardy white, president viii
have a very important message 60
deliver 10 an members and re-
tired mon who are lntoreated IN
tho club Members. please come
cut and hear what our organizer
and president viii have 10 tell you
Romsmbcr' our vet together
DAYS are Monday Wednesday and
Friday from $50 am % pm.
and Saturday u 50 doaignatcd by
cor entertainment chairman and
park board regulations
e A. Beck chairman
! u Wilson. reporter
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81 THOMAS EPISCOPAL

Sunday March 20, Rev FIR. Louis
w. johnson preached on the sub
iect why st. Thomas Missed the
First Easter. Three Easter serv-
ices were held al which the Junior
Choir sang for the first time.
Confirmation instructions viii
start Thursday April 2. and VIII
continue every Thursday hereaf-
ter.
Next Sunday, which is Low Sun
day. FIR. Denzil A. Carly Of St
Phillips church, ST. Paul, viii con-
duct services at st Thomas and
FIR. Johnson win conduct services
at 81 Philips at the IL am, wor-
ship hour.
Those baptized at ST Thomas on
Eater Eve were: Kenneth Watts
Mason. Simeon Avon Wagner,
Clara Lenora Taylor, Linda Ann
Taylor. Michael johnson and Pat
ricia Anita johnson.
Submitted by FIR, Johnson.
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MINNEAPOLIS cospEl TEMPLE
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE
ON ~ APRIL S

Minneapolis Gospel Temple
House u Refuge, 1908 Fourth Az
g.. will tslsyss their morning
service Sunday, April 5. from II
70 n am. direct from W.T. en-
Nv. Channel H. Rev and Mrs.
w l. Battle, pastors
We invite you TO sit In on this
telecast direct from The House Of
suuge The public IL invited
Those who cannot attend. tune in
al home
10 those who soc the telecas,,
We are asking yon 20 write a let.
ter 10 the tclovisinn station 70
that other churches may avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of
direct teiryiaing
The Cantorinns choral group
win also be featured kdvt
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Anderson Fowler Rites
Held Mon, Morsh 26

Services for Anderson Fowler
225 Washington Az s long time
resident ~ Minneapolis, were held
Thursday March 20 81 the Toll.
yer Funeral Home with Rev ~
Louis W Johnson, officiating
The deceased died March a IN
Samaritan Nursing Home 1910
Washington Az g., whore he had
been a patient for several weeiJs
he was born tn Louisiana and had
been resident 81 the city for
many years
IT'S only known survivor Ia one
Sister living IN Louisiana.
Burial was N noaodnis crmes
terry with Toiiver Funeral Home
IN charge 81 arrangements
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ST, PETERS AME

More than 200 persons worship
ped al the 8 am, service Easter
Sunday March % The congrega-
ton beamed at the i0:45 morning
service as the three choirs march
ed in procession down the aisle
singing that beautiful number. He
Arose" Each Of the choirs. the
Senior, Adult Choral and Cantinos,
was seated separately and provid-
ed music alternately throughout
the service
Power and Life Beyond the
Grave was the subject OF the very
inspiring message delivered by
Rev. NJ L. Simmons. His text was
from ST Matt. 28:1s. And Jesus
came and spake unto them, saying
all power Is given unto me In
heaven and earth"
Rev Simmons stated that we
come to church on Easter 10 serve
a living God and rejoice today
because our Savior Is risen. He
pointed out that Jesus ~ alive in
every nook of the earth, and there
IL something wrong with one who
stays home from church on Easter
In conclusion he read the beautiful
lyrics Of the hymn ''He Lives"
The Pastor congratulated Usher
Board No 2 for the splendid Job
they I'D on seating every one.
The Sunday School presented it's
Easter program az 4s3O on Sunday
afternoon in the undercroft Of the
church which was hned TO cap
acity.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night AZ 1880.
Mrs Lucille McAdams. reporter
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CARD or THANKS

We. the family Of the late Flor
eHce Buford. wish 20 extend our
sincere appreciation 20 our friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
kind expressions Of sympathy ex-
tended us during our loss. Your
telephone calls, cards kilograms
florals and other acts OF thought
fulness win ever live in our hearts
We especially wish 10 thank Rev
Floyd Massey Jr.. for eonsoling
rem arks also Como Temple
Daughter Elks. Ladies' Auxiliary
to Local SIC and the Social and
Literary Club OF Pilgrim Baptist
church for their comforting as
sistance
Julian Buford, husband. and
family
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They Visited
Pcpev's Office

Visitors AZ the Spokesman Re
eorsieF plant and office recently
werc Mr. and Mrs Carl " Me
Daniels Biliy Mitchell Donald
Charleston. Harvey Saunders
Woody nanielson, simpson sar,in,
Macco q, Moody, Mr. and Mrs
Edward smith Rev Henderson
Red,lick. Dr Norman II Howell
Dr c II Mobiley, Mrs Dirk Fis-
cher. Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs
genara Parker Mrs otis Rev
nolds Mrs n, Small Mrs A A
pcttinEwr Topeka KAnS Mrs
William MDdcn.
Mr. Jerry Robins Mr. and Mrs
a A Newman. Topeka KaHs Mr.
Francis " IaGuirr Atkiu MINI,
iIsck Hnruer Arwd Carlson.
Mrs y Watkins c n stovau
lwunsn s Perry Worthy Turner
Mrs \ n Kitchen. pcs Moincs
Ia L " Erwin Mrs Kenneth
/. Thompson and Mrs Buric Car
lmichaci Sr
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W.T.. oIIyFT BaPTIST

Good Friday union service held
az Mt Olivet. sponsored by the
81 Paul Ministerial Alliance and
participating churches. was large
~ attended Peace Church ~ Cod
In Christ Camphor ME. Pilgrim
Baptist, New Hope Baptist their
officers. members and pastors and
choirs participated Rev Floyd
Massey Jr. delivered dynamic
message using for his subject AT
the Cross Appropriate music was
rendered by the combined choira
under the direction OF Ruby Grout.
- Bell and Miss Judy Del Pine
a capacity crowd ~ Worship
pers joined in the celebration OF
Easter Many gathered for the
sunrise service and Easter break
fast.
The Sunday school tots and
Young people presented an Easter
program al $3.50 am. Mrs James
Ruford. superintendent Mrs Hell
on Wagner president Of BA.U.
assisted by the teachers were IN
charge,
At the III am. hour. Rev. r. ".
Hunter delivered the Easter mea-
sage subject, win Christ Really
Come" Music was by the Senior
choir, Gospel Chorus. Mems Choir
us and Young Adult Choir Mr.
Lee Ballard soloist, sang Won
derf,il Jesus"
Scripture and prayer was given
by Rev r. @ Harris assistant,
| pastor
Four persons united with the
church
The 7i5 evening worship was
under the suspiees OF the Foreign
Missionary Society Mrs Eunice
Green IL president The Senior
Choir rendered their Easter can.
tata Victory Divine Mrs Ruth
/ Mcdonald Mrs Doris Alexander
were Holoists Mrs Dorothy Bell
/ was dtructress Mrs Blessing Fni-
son accnmpanist and Mrs Orean
Rawlings was worship leader
Shut-ins are Mrs Ionella SAp.
ders 1864 Marshall. Mrs. Mahle
Patrick. aS4 Aurora and patients
IN hospital are James Wagner.
thiltirer's hospital and Mr. Cod.
frey Rawlings Miller hospital
You're welcome al Mt Orvrt
Tho Church Of Fricndlussu
Mrs NJ f Bell reporter
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High &
Low Down

tCnntinurd FROM pagc q
tack on the Negro group ia the
public prints u Al type NO matter
how small should be- met by facts
and figures Cahvpr said, Every
nrc which ever started could be
cNtlnguished hy a gallon ~ water
" caught IN time
A Minneapolis hotel had 10 Pay
one ~ ga Negro employees So 900
lcount emf IN back overtime pay
or face strike by the union
The fellow who put a ten dollar
bill in an Easter Sunday church
collection plate ~ mistake and
later tried 20 exchange u Tor tho
enc dollar bin no thought he had
placed IN the collection. IL pretty
mad AZ the church officials who
refused 20 believe hint
81 raul residents are beginning
20 complain because too many
people ring their door bells IN the
we hours looking Tor after huta
spots
Tho state % Kanaas irinrd the
q 9 states which have civn rights
laws outlawtng race discrimination
hy restaurants, hotels motels tav.
crus and AL places II amusement
Violation Is a nisiemaanor sub.
feet TO a fail sentence or a 81 001
fine.
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sryonf Community
Center Program
Begins April l3

The bryant Community Center
wiH start its spring 1--WE day a
week program, fnr youth and aa,il.
hsginaing the wreck % April IA
Sixty 81 more classes win be
offered varying f-ur millinery
driver training party foods cake
decorating nv TYING. voodvork-
ing % swimming Cor bows syn
chrcnired swimming Tor r'riA
bridge Interior decorating hlrn-
tture rrfinishing uphols'ernr
rhotography seWinE tsilorirx
Knitting. etr
f'or yuur spring program or
more Information. car TAyioF g.
l2is after 2 pr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
NJ o 7 e S

Easter Sunday here was beautl-
Gu Twas the first Easter I've
missed services for AZ least TWEEN
~ years I was bone tired and !
hadda sick gal at home Dannetts
had the fla and Il settled In her
muscles and the ". D. thought she
NAV have rheumatic fever, but u
is clear now. IL was the flu. She's
10 and back TO school Thank God
The Mission Society Of 81 Johns
Baptist Church treated the church
members and friends 70 Easter
breakfast. which followed the sun
DAY morning sunrise services. The
Youth group under the direction
~ Mrs q Vaughn sang. Mrs G.,
vaughn is giving freely Of hsr
time and talents 10 these young
STEERS and should be praised for H.
sunday evening program given
by the Sunday School with 0wyn
T0lbsrt as superintendent teachers,
Mrs Vaughn as pianist was very
Mrs Vaughn "a pianst was very
nice and inspiratiOnal The con
gregation was not too large but
where a few are gathered In His
name lie Is there also,
Kenneth Anderson Is proud as
punch these days. Fills wife gave
birth 70 a fine baby boy Monday
am Kenny isn't passing out cig
airs, but he IL expecting a big hand
from the fsliah'a The Anderson 8
have a girl Shirley.
The death Of Mable Harris
| MRS sgd fi5 Kent Ave st
Paul MINI came as a shock "a
tour community. Mahle was in.
strmeutal in starting our Omega
Chapter OES here She viii lung
[ be remembered
The n Bargers, 72a " French
have returned from a two week
trip to Ca. and Florida. wher,
Z they visited friends and relatives
( They enjoyed every moment Of
. ihe trip. bat they admit s Oak
looks mighty good The Bargeri
have a lovely home but Il looked
( like a palace Bargers have a bal
cleaning service that they take
care OF, while thoy were gone Il
took eight folks 10 take care oI
their work. How about that Vir
Einia Bunch taister Of Mrs u
didn't help the situation when shi
/ landed IN the hospital twice dur
ing the two weeks Well alrs wei
that ends well. but an these folk
are happy TO have the BarEerl
take over their responsibilities Tn,
| Armstrong;, Coates, Tolberta
Williams, and whites
NV jeanne II fifteen years oil
this day Mar 80, She has secured
her driving license and ready I,
make traffic jam Helen Haynes
Georgia Lee, and Mil Howard
Washington, Ia have always re
lmemhered her birthday 40 toda,
she declared when any ~ this tt1
need her in their old ago she'n b
there but this kid doesn't know
we don't get old So soon as sh
gets job maybe she can Civ
gifts.
| To those. Roberts HAYNES. A
| Whites Maggie Anderson an
pthers that have paid their sub
scriptlons and have had their pap
efa discontinued please forgive ~
We win take care 81 the error w
apologize and thank you for YOU
sub This doesn't happen OTTER
| II you have paid the sub. and n
crive dun skip e also Pleas,
| Maurice Coaklcy 1921 8 sun
nit after a three day check up
Tout of Sioux Valley Hospital |
apple pie shape He's up and ma
"a a halter The rest didn't hun
the ole boy,
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Fellowship Cultural Group
M,et, Susduv, April 8

The Fellowship Cultural Organ
ixatlon wiil meet Tor the next four
sundays beginning April s az the
homo 81 Mr. and Mrs hooker T
spencer, saS r. ~ &c Al 3 pm
and win extend ,hru the month Of
April
All members are asked 90 be
present Business ~ great import
ancc h on tho agenda
New members accepted into
membership are Grace ~ tiail,
Oscar Marion, Charles A spencer
iicn aud Jewel poho, vcrn G. MY
ers. walter and Laura Hatchett.
Sonny Ewing ard Wesley Iyle
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Cards of Thanks
CARD or THANKS

Mrs. G, v. Williams and family
wish 10 thank the many friends
for their cards, kilograms and
other expressions Of sympathy ex-
tended during our bereavement,
the death OF our sister and aunt,
the late Mrs Evelyn Settles OF
Louisville, Ky II was comforting
to know that so many shared our
sorrow.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

"Ail Hail the Power" was the
uplifting professional hymn 20 be-
gin the joyous Easter Sunday serv-
ice. Deacon J l.. Banks offered
the Morning Prayer Mrs. Nathan.
lei Galloway directed the Gospel
Chorus as they sang I'm A wit
ness"
Mrs L,onella Taylor, directing
The Choral Group sang King OF
Kings" Mrs. William Parsons In.
apired the congregation when she
sang We're You There"
Mark 1913 was the sermon
text for DIR Massey's awakening
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Lionel Allen Dies
Suddenly: Rites Held
Friday. April 3
/ .lnnel Allen G5s u

Berylces Tor LIOncl Alien, 63s "
Central Az vino died suddenly in
Los Angeles Calf on Sunday
March ~. viii be held At pm
Friday April q. at 81 James AME
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Editor Dohlquisf
Meess Mboyo
Motive Leader
tConunlieo from VIC %

ment using diving equipment and
killing the fish with darts. fired al
close range under water Some u
these fish get pretty big guess
III always be an old fashioned
guy
This man Gasteliler appeared b
be quite an operator lie nav is
building a nice home He has three
children and met his charming
wife C;aateliicr has ten dump
trucks IN service on a road-buiid
ing job He said that over a per
iod Of years he has beer alternate
~ rich and poor several times A.
the present time he seems to be
doing ali right
The minimum scale for labor IN
this area Is 10 francs day He
pays truck drivers T5 francs and
they get paid rain o. shine work
or no work They ARE good drivers
he aaid but hard on equipment
lie thinks the governments pres
ent program u much too liberal
having gone from one extreme 10
the other lie Ia afraid the net
result will not be good In too
many instances the whites have
taken advantage ~ the natives he
aaid ON the ether hand he said
some of the whites have been too
good
III you are too good 70 them
they think you arc stupid II YOU
are too severe they may not like
you bat they respect you a. per
son Of authority In dealing with
the natives what II most needed IL
Justice" he said
AZ stanieyville I WA having
some dlfnniity making the waiter
understand mo An elderly gentle
man At the next table seemed 20
be sympathetic and asked him "
he could help me lie assured me
that ho could and would Ile spoke
perfect English slightly oxford.
but not affensiyoiy So
He and hia wife were returning
o. their home in eastern Belgium
Congo where their families and la
laws operated 1000 acre plan.
ta,lon They had been in Africa
Off and on. 30 years
Thcy assured me that their rela.
,tona with the natives were eS.
roilent They anticipated no az
ficuity, All 81 my questions were
answered IN frank and friendly
way A bc waa preparing 10 leave
aakcd " he would spell out his
name IN ORDER that I might quote
him On some - his views " would
be pleasure illa name wa
Prince Ernest Won isonberg III
was one Of the Hapahurg boya
Aa he ieft u occurred % me
tina, we had something in common
We both needed n hair eut in about
the same way
Local entertainment notes
Charlie Chaplin Is a featured por.
former IN THE Dlelalpt" Bins
Cronby Grace Kelly Prank Sin.
atra and Louie Armstrong are
playing here in "tIigh aoctety
Other American film stars feat
ured are Tyrone ruwer. kim No
yak. Ava Gardner Lana Turner
and Randolph slcott Some 81 thnso
films win probably aeon reach ug
Al home on telcviSion
one picture. think ~ French
origin Is Titled Marriage IN the
Mergue" or tho Morgua The Mer
riea why, bat why DO We have IA
travel 20 Africa 20 cnioy the best