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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Mar. 14-Harry w. Hammitt,
Spokane, Wash; Aegean Sharpe,
Chicago, Ill.
Mar. 15-Mrs. Marion Majors
McElroy, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mar. 17-Mrs. Lillian Goodhue
Penn, Montgomery, Ala.
Mar. 18-Leo Bohanon, st. Louis,
Mo; Don M. Vernon, Washington,
D. c.; Charles Squires, Chicago,
Ill.
Mar. 19-Clyde Cullen Long III,
Waco, Texas.
Mar. 2O-Melvin L. WEIGH, Gary,
Ind.
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MISS VERNITA NORRIS
WAS CONFIRMED MARCH

Miss Vernita Ann Morris was
confirmed Sunday March 8, at St.
Paul Cathedral Miss Frances Stone
was her sponsor.
Her mother, Mrs. William H.
Morris, two brothers, Bruce and
Martenzie and grandmother Mrs.
Esther Dardin, all of Dallas, Tex,
came to the city to be present at
the confirmation. Another brother
James Melvin Morris also resides
in st. Paul.
Miss Morris resides at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Martenzie Barber, g25 Marshall
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FOUR NEW MEMBERS
WELCOMED BY cANToRIANS

At their bi-weekly rehearsal
Wednesday evening February %,
the Cantorians welcomed four new
members.
They are Katheryn Duckett,
pianist, who majored in music edu-
cation with emphasis on piano at
Hampton Institute; Dolores Brown,
alto, formerly with wings Over
Jordan" Thomas Brown, tenor,
also formerly with Wings Over
Jordan" and Ronald Washington,
tenor, who will soon enroll at Nc
Phail School Of Music. Mr.. Wash
ington also sings with the Can
tinas of st. Peters ANIE church.
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march Il.
Guest Speaker: Mrs. Magdalene
Oliver, 666 w. Central Av., gave
a talk to the speech class in Fol.
well Hall, University of Mime
sofa on Wednesday March 4. Her
subject was, Teaching, Becoming
a Teacher and Modern Teaching
Mrs. Oliver is a member of the
speech class. She formerly taught
at Welcome Hall and ODER Boys
Club for six years.
Leaves For Home: Mrs. Gladys
Freeman of Indianapolis, Ind, who
came to st. Paul to attend the
funeral of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Carrie Stokes, left for her home on
Sunday March 8.
Esquirettes Held Meeting: Mrs
Rosalie Patterson, 962 w. Central
Av. was hostess to the regular
meeting of the Esquirettes club
on Friday February %, at her
home. At the conclusion Of the
business session, the remainder OF
the evening was enjoyed playing
games. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. L. r
Shannon, 1916 Clinton Av. will be
hostess at the next meeting or
March 10.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. Clarence
Schuck, 300 Dayton Av., has re.
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Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS (
MINNEAPOLIS :

Returns Home: Mrs. Mildred Crawford of Chicago, who
spent week in the city be with her sister, Mrs Margaret L.
Anderson of 1928 3St Av S. left for her home Sunday after
March Mrs Crawford a sister of Mrs Anderson and
to the city to be of assistance her sister during her
illness Mrs Anderson greatly improved but still not able to
be out and around
Returns Home To Find Wife III: Rev. E. Henderson 1929
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You are not really in business,
MIR. Business Man, unless you ad-
vertise in the newspaper, the best
advertising medium at the most
reasonable cost. adyt.
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There's no time like NOW to
subscribe to this newspaper. 1t
costs less thas 10 cents per copy
by mail just call Louise Hughes,
Taylor 7-4O21, she'll do the rest.
Or better still just mail IS to this
Newspaper If you live in Minnesota
or So out Of state and you will re-
ceive for one full year, SO issues
Of wide cOverage of interesting
news events.-Advt.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

Tanga Club Met Mrs Vema Smith, 1887 Stevens Av Min
neapo hostess to the Tanga Club at its regular meeting
on Saturday March During the business session. de-
cded that the club would be host the Twin City Council Of
Clubs March e. at Local 516 Following business social
hour and refreshments enjoyed Mrs Lois Brown will be
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GRAHAM CRACKER CRUMB
CRUST

cup fine graham cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons sugar
IA cup butter, melted
METHOD: COMBINE crumbs and
sugar. Add melted butter and mix
well. Press firmly with back of
spoon on bottom and sides Of g.
inch pie pan. Bake in moderate
oven 1915 degrees F. to 8
minutes and cool before filling.
NOTE: For a 9-inch crust, use
IA cups crumbs, tablespoons
sugar, and 1/3 cup melted butter
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This newspaper Is First In pic
ture coverage In Its field.-Advt.
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in a bowl and stir with a fork I'M
til well softened. Add X cup Of
the milk, a little at a time, blend
ing until mixture is very smooth
Then add remaining IL cups milk
and pudding mix. Beat with egg
beaten just until well mixed, about
l minute. Pour into crust. Chill
until set. Garnish with frozen
raspberries. Make 8 servings.
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM JONAH JONES now
Ccagos London House big huce
musical THE Musical Man. That play
really confded Seeing parade beautiful
musical instrument P s. His
firsto was TROMBONE
her the Windy City while
emoing 1t her
makes her home the South side
which the locale of the family in the
the actresses playing in bella
Against Tomorrow the beautiful lady
handsome because he didn't
urn her This flick gotta
Chaser e. for effort He talked Clyde Mccoy out OF
Diieland
before standing under the
spotlight New York's Roundtable.
will into the field of the eyed
presently checking scripts for that could be
television which she would
that doctor who conceed that when he
pulse subtracs his personality
vanity is MAN
you any much SAMMY DAVIS Jrs and a
months welded life will cost him ?? 4 oO0 Incidentally
Sam single than he thinks Mrs Davis
White California
a
Money you quickly
takes Incidentally didn't
amony will receive cash settlement $4,000
900 will be turned to her creditors
MOTEN the concert
spend weeks. A goodwill ambassador
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
Mar. 14-Grace Gwynne, Sacra-
mento, Calf.
Mar. 15-Mr. Tommie Copeland,
Duluth, MINI.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Mar. 17-Mr. and Mrs. Azell
Scarver, 1903 Fifth Av. s., three
years.
Mar. 19-Mr. and Mrs. Governor
Harris, 1912 18th Av. s., Is years.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
Mar. 16-Mr. and Mrs. o. w,
Lindsey, 756 Carroll Av., 45 years,
Mar. ISN'T. and Mrs. Clarence
Duke, 6S2 Iglehart Av., 20 years,
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NY NsiehtuFs

Berger props Mason by winning
vacation Wagon Train replace
those payish antics
following those stories Their Lucy c
destroys the worked hard
to create
Young continuation story either cast
the wife Of Chinese fisherman remember the story "The Pearl"
couple which PraSes: serial story with
Loretta Egyptian Queen
Tallahassee Lasse" The Ozzie and
without Rcy exercising his tonsils
Sammy Belafone Sidney POTTER the leading
hour-long dramaizaon Kings Bette
at least twice month
socaed spectacular with different What about
talent coming along??
with the old It's either Kenon Armstrong Peggy
Ella nothing against them but brother have they
different would
Station Shearng Ran Anthony Doris Day (he could
Of these from Love Me- Leave Me-" Enesne
Bobby Hace Brook Benton Ruth Brown Miles
Sitt with Johnny Green conducting background music
whatszis king"
heading for feudse The Of all Coles latest recording
"Seet Bird Of Youth which Williams play
Polly Bergen hopes she nag Duke Ellington recording
session they jazz album has with title
another Forthcoming release-"Pouy vous Francois"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
THIS NJ THAT
by Hazel Underwood

A Tribute :. To Teachers Everywhere
God gave to you that rsrest gift,
An understanding heart,
A gentle, kindly manner
Your wisdom to impart
On, some men build with steel and iron
To pave their way 10 fame,
But you are building character,
A lasting tribute to your name.
The lives you touch, the good you do
Shall never know an end.
And we are proud to call you
Teacher and friend.
M. Griswold, in Wraps Messenger
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left for the beach, 30 when they
returned we had little time to spend
with them.
We saw Rev. c. H. Copeland
of Cedar Rapids, la. who was very
busy finishing a tennis court.
We asked a group Of boys if
they knew Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell
of st. Peters and one or two said
yes. In the group we noticed a very
familiar face but could not call
his first name. He is Lois and
Gabriel Boudreaux's son. He was
very happy as were all of the girls
and boys we saw.
Soon we saw the group coming
in and for so many boys and girls
they were not the least bit loud.
They were laughing and talking
but you parents would have been
quite proud Of them. They walked
in groups to their various build
ings in an orderly manner. The
Counselors have done a good job.
Looking for the St Peter group
we spied Mrs. Maxwell going to
keep an appointment, but she
stopped long enough to say she
would see US later. Mrs. Maxwell
is a resource worker.
We waited for her and she took
US into a huge building and before
we got inside I saw Lorraine
Chivers at the piano and a boy
was singing. I was 50 happy to
see Lorraine. She was quite busy
with her music.
At the desk we met Mesdames
Jeanne Morris, Conference Direc-
tor, Des Moines; Mrs. Gladys
White, secretary, Burlington, Iowa;
Mrs. Ruth Doyle, treasurer, Dies
Moines, Iowa; and Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor of Minneapolis. She is a
resource worker and camp prom
otter.
In this huge room were many
boys and girls quietly playing,
talking or getting acquainted with
the games.
Farther down the youngsters
were eating cones and buying pop.
These were youngsters who were
visiting camp. Perhaps some of
the campers were among the group
but I am speaking Of the guests.
II was amazed at this huge
room I stood in surprise as Mrs.
Maxwell took US up to the second
floor and we saw what a huge
room was really like. 1t is the dor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAnLLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Kit
will be making another splash Broadway Thanksgiving
Miss viii sterling Jolly Progress
slated to open Nov g. Alex sega win direct this
Overheard at Hollywood cocktail party
kill and tell at age advertising get"
You need not into the monday realize
Just flick the switch
these second programs
slot! Which brings to mind serious thought things
televison I'd like smuggling
out in battle Kitty" really (ton)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

Association Of Real Estate Brokers,
National Community Relations Ad-
visory Council, Black Dispatch
Publishing Company, Catholic In
terracial Council and the Anal
gamated Clothing Workers Of AM
erica.
Also the National Alliance of
Postal Employees, Jewish Labor
Committee, Brotherhood Of Sleep
ing Car Pcrters, National Council
Of the Churches Of Christ, Negro
Labor Committee, National Coun-
Gil Of Negro Women, Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority and the World
Peace Assn Cane Ryan secy-treas.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

OF bINO'S REALTY, INC.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Bino's Realty, Inc. was duly incor-
rorated on the 28th day of July,
1859, under and pursuant to the
provisions Of Chapter 800 of the
Laws OF Minnesota for 1888 (known
as the Minnesota Business Corpora
ton Act) as amended and supple
mented
The general nature of the business
to be conducted by the corporation
is to buy apartment houses and to
rent and lease apartments therein
TO purchase real estate or lease the
same and to erect thereon apart
ment houses; to rent apartments
therein; to sell such apartment
houses or lease the same in their
entirety; to buy, sell, lease and other
wise deal in any and all types of
real property and to otherwise enter
into, make, purchase and carry out
any and all contracts not prohibited
by law
The location of it's registered
office is at $40 Roanoke Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, County of
Hennepin.
The names and addresses of the
incorporators and first Board OF
Directors are:
Theodor Herman
$40 Roanoke Building
Minneapolis 2. MINI.
Donna Mae KlitZke
$40 Roanoke Building
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
Shirley Williams
$40 Roanoke Building
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
Dated at MINNEAPOLIS. Minnesota,
this R9th day OF July, 1859.
THFODOR HERMAN
Attorney at
Law
Law
$40 Roanoke Building
Minneapolis, MINI.
(Spokesman, August Z, 1880
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Camp Baber CassOpOHs Mch-Afer driving inside camp
pleasant sight stand
and there We group
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NOTICE OF Incorporation
OF
TORSION-AIR CORPORATION
nF AMERICA INC

or AMERICA, INC.
Notice is hereby given that Tor
sion-Air Corporation OF America,
Inc, was duly organized as a cor
poration under the laws of the State
Of Minnesota on July 23, 1859. The
create, purchase, hold and sell
patent rights for inventions and
designs, and to purchase copyrights
for books, publications and registered
trademarks, with the right to issue
licenses for the same and receive
pay therefor, and to purchase. ac-
quire, hire and maintain all build
ings, plants and machinery neces-
sary and incidental for the carrying
on OF said business.
The registered office and principal
place OF business of the corporation
is 932 Northwestern Bank Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The names and addresses OF the
lncorporators are:
Edward okney, $3.50 Abbott Avenue
South, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Joseph Nahamkin, 1911 West 25th
street. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Charles Okney, $3.50 Beard Avenue
South, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The names and addresses of the
Edward Okney, 1850 Abbott Avenue
South, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Samuel Israel 2725 Raleigh Avenue
South, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Charles Okney, $3.50 Beard Avenue
South, Minneapolis. Minnesota
JOseUh Nabamkin, 3911 West 25th
Street. Minneapolis. Minnesota
Irwin f. Schermer, 28O6 Parkwoods
Road, St. Louis Park, Minnesota
Saul Block. 25O6 Monterey Avenue,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Samuel Proman, 2S4l Sunset Boule-
ward. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Burton Neff. 4712 West 2sth Street
Minneapolis Minnesota
Carl Chalfen. 1909 Eastwood Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
TORSION-AIR Corporation OF
AMERICA INC,
SCHERMER, GENSLER and
SHIELDS
Attorneys at Law
922 Northwestern Bank Building
Minneapolis 2, Minnesota
spokesman, August 7, 1851
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Until next week.
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New York - President Essen
hover was among national and
world notables sending greetings
to the 50th anniversary NAACP
convention which ended here to-
day.
The past half century has been
a period Of steady progress in
establishing for each citizen our
traditional American rights of
equal opportunity and equality I'M
der the law" he said.
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Neh-
m of India wrote: your Associa-
ton has a fine record Of good work
in the cause Of equal citizenship. I
wish it success in the future"
Prime Minister Nehru is q life
member Of the NAACP.
Vice President Richard M. Nix
ON said the Association "can be
justifiably proud of the progress
which has been made in the field
Of civil rights during this period.
But all Of US are aware that there
remains a great deal to be done in
the years ahead"
Other national personalities send
ing greetings included Adah e.
Stevenson, Thomas K. FInletter,
Attorney General William p.
Rogers, Democratic National Com
mittee Chairman Paul M. Butler,
Secretary Of Labor James p. Nit
chell, Herbert H. Lehman, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, and George
Meany, president, American Fed
Grafton of Labor-Congress Of In
dustrial Organizations
Also Edward r. Murrow, Dave
Garroway, Steve Allen, Miss Mar
ian Anderson, New York Times
Publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberg-
er and Columbia Broadcasting
System President Frank Stanton.
United States Senators greeting
the NAACP 5Oth anniversary con-
vention included Kenneth B. Keat-
ing and Jacob X. Javits Of New
York; Paul H. Douglas of n
linois; John Sherman Cooper of
Kentucky; Thomas c. Hennings
Jr., of Missouri and Clifford p
Case Of New Jersey.
State Governors sending greet
ings included G. Mennen williams
Of Michigan; Abraham Ribicoff Of
Connecticut; Edmund G. Brown of
California; Robert B. Meyer of
New Jersey; David L. Lawrence
Of Pennsylvania; and Orville L.
Freeman of Minnesota.
Among numerous organizations
from which greetings were re-
ceived were the Links, National
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mitory and although there were
many many young girls there it
was neat, and clean and you moth
ers would have felt proud.
learned the detectives Of the
Church Camping are: To provide
an experience of Christian living
through which campers come to a
better understanding Of Christian
principals and teachings, as reveal
ed in the Bible.
To give campers a new perspec-
tive through the experience of be-
ing away from home and to en-
able campers to have a wholesome
and happy time.
There are many other detectives
but one Of the main ones is to aid
in the process Of developing gen.
uine Chritian fellowship based upon
respect for individual worth.
The campers are taught self
reliance, physical developement,
slSills and interests, adjustment and
they are given a chance to serve
but the primary concern of the
camp is with the spiritual life of
the camper.
almost forgot to mention that
I saw Eunice Leverette Gray, too.
1t was so nice meeting so many
Of the youngsters from st. Peters
church.
Until next week
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Africa At A Glance


CLAIM ANOTHER MAU NEAU CULT N KENXA
Nairob CAMP Of another alleged subVer-
ve organization among Acanspatterned the Mau Mauas
legislative Harris European minister
without PORTFOLIO last week alleged society
Kama a TriS located the adjoining Kkuyu
the Ks claimed to have been the hard
Of the anti-wfe Mau MarstS
NAME WOMAN SUB PREXY
Nonrova (AHP-For Brooks "rss" to be q
She has been named as the official to take over
during the absence Of President William " s.
bnan Acting Secretary Rudolf Grimes Earlier she
appointed assistant secretary Of state
RITER-AFRICAN BOYCOTT ALARMS SOUTH AFRICA
johannesburg boycott rprisal against
the aparhd policies has local and Cape
goods followed by word that trade union leaders Of
Afca-Kenya Tanganya Uganda and zanzar meet
on Aug organize boycott Of South African goods
TUBALAN RECEIVES LEBANESE DIPLOMAT
CAP)bert Nass extraordinary and minis
ter penetena Republic presented his credentials to
Tubman recently the official diplomat In
residence of Lebanese government
ASK BAN ON FILMS AFRICANS AS BOYS" GIRLS
Johannesburg AP)Poake Lebao secretary Of
the congress- openly called for
colt refusing Africans human beings" Among
things boy" and "Griused by
o Africans regardless Of age-dscarded
NAME MORE OFFICERS FRENCH COMMUNITY
AP)-Fow African leaders named by Presi
dent Republic minister
French-Afcan community They are Prime Minister
Coast Republic President Pbe Tsanana
Republic Prime Minister Gabriel Lsette Tchad
Republic; and Leopold senghOr president legislative assembly Mali
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS NEEDED
johannesburg South Africa AP)-It
South Africa Alcoholic Anonymous
80 Europeans in the Union
a contributing Nationa
list governments aI-outd for apartheid?
JANEAICANS TRAVEL TO ENGLAND TO LIVE
(AP)-In spite Of racial antpathy
other West
Lately by plane from Kingston Jamaica to
IBERIAN EDUCATOR LECTURES PRAIRIE
CANP)-Nathane v. Massaquo secretary of
public Republic Liberia visitor Prairie View
A college early this week.
Nairob ANP)The government of Kenya is establishing
agriculture theeyear
agriculture that will Africans for increased responsibility in
government industry offered the Sba College
of equpping and stating the college the
contribute $71000 which will be
available a four-year period
The college only
ing diploma required percent
agricultural conservation
irrigation projects in marketing and inspection services and in
laboratories
PEDIATRICS STUDIED NIGERIA
pediatric students
University College initiate
pedatrcs discovering
children relative
field station win be pedatrcs the
college receive training providing sanitation health educa
ton and ambulatory at the village level.
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BOGUS MEDIC FOOLED
ALI RJT PORTER

Memphis (ANP)-A white man
who, for five months, posed as a
physician in three major hospitals,
was arrested last week because a
Negro porter became suspicious.
William Chandler, Porter at lie
Bonheur hospital, followed Harold
Lee Aldridge, Is, home and tipped
off the police. Chandler said he
became suspicious when he noted
the doctor wore his earphones
(stethoscope) funny" Aldridge had
the stethoscope plugged into his
ears instead Of around his neck.
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Nu-BIAs AGENCY TO INVESTIGATE ALI. HOUSING

New York (ANP)-Dr. Alfred Marrow, chairman. City
ntergroup (co reporters
begin this fall to determine the which discrimination
practiced in both public and private housing.
According DR. Marrow COR representatives have already inter
viewed II of the largest in the city
The II realty said
housing law good But
said they yield provisions
They implied they would go along measure
apply operators
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

The new football stadium at
West Texas State Teachers Col
lege features outlets for spec
tators' electric blankets.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-07

These days q child who knows
the Value Of q dollar must be Nigh
ty discouraged.
Evening star., 1959-02-13
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