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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

The Grand Parade az the
st Paul Winter Carnival, Que
1T The top events of she ll,day
winter extravaganza, viii curl
through the 81 ranl Loop sat
uuluy afternoon Jan n
Starting time Is ? pm. fot the
four division parade There win be
80 floats - musical organizations.
ana "a marching units
Grand MarahaD 81 the parade is
Capt Richard 4 lNntng eommens
der 81 the atomic submarine Sea
weir when Il made lta historic 90
daN submerged endurance run
Others ridtng IA tho parade ins
rhidc George Montgomery, star of
the MIC nv ",amarpn CITY al
venture program Ronnio Burns,
teen age idol % the George nuruB
MIC nv show jimmie Dean. slug
tins star ~ his own CHS ~ var
iciy program and Arnold STAINS
radio nv comedian
rvoNty nine Carnival prinreasca
ana 30 visiting queens viii edorn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
SMALL CROWD HrApS
ltClSlATORs DISCUSS
OpIN OCCUPANCY

a small crowd attended tho
Bunday afternoon meeting ~ the
Minneapolis branch - tbr NAACp
~ hsar discussion on the prop
oasd open Occupancy" iegisia
ton which IL 20 30 introduced IN
ths Legislature
Representative Gordon Wright
81 che 3ftb district defended hts
opposition - measure which
would have penalties for those
vila discriminate On account ~
rata creed ~ color Ia tiie matter
~ me pgr, hasa N sale ~ proper
~
senator Donald Fraser ekpisin
- why hr ha1 supported the lsg
iaaflon IN ne last session Of ibs
legislature nnd why bs thinks
sans law should b. passed In this
aras,ou
NAArp President Douglas Han
pfsndnJ Several pers0us question
80 Wright closely ami critically
One vas Edward Nichols VINO said
he VaH nov paying SO per month
more fpf homs because race die.
rrimlnatlsn ami tho fact that h.
couldn't purchase property ON the
open MARKET" forced him 70 move
20 Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Two OF the 20 women are Negro
residents Of the area.
une Of them Gladys Freeman.
1909 18th Az y. was tho first
woman 90 be robbed In the epi-
demic OF purst snatchlngs which
began Nov. ~.
Mrs FREEMAN was robbed near
the corner OF Plymouth and Ere
mont Az n as she returned from
downtown shopping al about S.45
pm. The assailant took Mrs Free
mans pocket book containing
money, Identification and social
security cards and other items The
small bill fold purse was returned
several days ago empty by "A Du-
pont Az neighbor who found Il in
his back yard
IN December another victim was
Mrs Mary Washington. a Don
aldson grill employee OF 727 Emer-
son Az n who was successful in
holding onto her purse when the
unknown assailant grabbed her as
tContinned ON Page ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

riean nauons said sanga he
continued 10 describe the African
view OF the Msu Mau
The 4au Mau have not been
guilty Of slaughter as has been
suggested BY the world press. The
difference between what the Mau
Mau have attempted 10 DO in Ken
va and what the Hungarians at
tempted % do a few years ago
is based entirely upon white"
point Of view. said ssnga In ef.
feet
What the white Hungarian does
marks him freednin-lpvinE people
but what the black Ksnyan does
marks him savage murderer
Yet both actions stcmmed from
precisely the same motive and fol.
lowed almost the same pattern
The Mau Mau are not murder.
Gus ssyaEes sanga told his audi
cHce They are % Kcnyaus what
the SAACP is 70 the American
Negro They arc a political organ
ization attempting by legal means
Continued on Page Al
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Golden Ayers Az
Hollie Greet
Queen OF Shows

queen ol the snovs S1dAe
Shields aud the royal party ~ tho
81 fau winter Carnival were
special guests u the Golden Ayers
OF Halle q nrown HOUSE on Tues
day January ~ at the groups
annual birthday pariy held at the
House
Upon arrival the royal family
was greeted az the door by Mrs
Rose white president % the Gold
en- Ayers. and John Jacob Miller
who escorted them 60 the palm
hcdccked stage where they were
SEATED IN their royal ehairr
Prime Mtntater John Berg
brought greetings from Rex and
hls court and gave Interpretation
OF the SO Paul Winter Carnival.
Adding atinoaphorp 90 tho real
carnival spirit WAS produced by
the "winda' who were hilarious
with the songs and games they
conducted Mira Hattie Schmidt
was winner Of the nose balancing
game and Mr. Mike Rtrop won the
'daughnut bite game
Introduction OF the January
birthday eelehrnnts was made by
Prime Minister Hcfg They were
Mrs Rose white Mrs sylvia miller
and M carl Neilsen Zach wa
presented with gtft hy her ma
ieaty beautiful and gracious Qurcn
Sally shields IN turn several ~
The Golden Ayers surprised her
Maioaty by presenting gifts 20 hrr
an beautiful silver tray
a hiRhpoini 81 the celebration
WIS the lnighung ~ the oldest
man aud woman ~ the group ~
the Prime Minister Mrs Carrie
Johnson. as years old was Knight
90 "Lady Constance" Mr. Charles
Bradley sr ~. wNn knightcd mir
Knight Wise With Years Zach
was awarded . beautiful scroll
Following this mcmofabis event
naaiiarA az the royal family ming
bod freely with tbs group, distr,b
ptcd souvenirs and enjoyed ~
treatments and social hour
hra Core Dillingham; ~ Cnlif
ofniu was an uut-Of town guest
Mrs John Patton is director 81 tho
group
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
SOUTH AFRICAN OFFICIAL
WOULD BAN NAKED"
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

Johannesburg, = A tANIl
The Government Of south Africa ie
seeking 20 ban social gathering
That arc attended by natives
A government official Michael
DE Wcr Mel, minister Bantu al
minlstration and development said
he wanted to end mixed drinking
parties
he said he has given the CITY
council the names and addresses Of
10 persons at whose homes these
parties took place
lie said the only way 30 put az
end 10 the parties Ia 90 ban ~
MIXED social gatherings. other than
those connected with church
schools. hospitals and clubs
A council member aald the min
lister cannot imposc such ban
without the consent ~ all the
council members. and AZ this point
they are unwilling 10 agree 60
such ban
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Fair Housing
Murch Coming
Community Support
NV Matt little

WIZARD T. Jones. chairman 81
the Twin Cgty Council 0f Clubs
Fair Housing March" reports
TINT the idea Is gaining consider
atle support IN the community
The participating clubs 81 the
council ta2 atongl have endorsed
the project and promised support
Aiao several community leaders
have Landed the approach being
used hy tbs Council N its attempt
10 arouse the community 20 the
need FOR support ~ the proposed
open Occupancy legislation
The Narrh" plans call for an
army n volunteer mnfchcru with
Identifying labels 10 descend upon
tho entire Negro Twin CITY com
munity between the hours ~ 2
and pm sunday Fpb 10 They
viii distributes literature relating
70 the proposed open Occupancy"
ban and ash fur donations In It's
support
Funds raised viii De- given 20
The Minnesota Couneil tof civll ami
Human Rights promotion ~ the
bIl
Two nv stations viii have cam.
eramep on the scene ard the
daily pfeHa win carry tho story
Relative 70 the March CHAIR
man tones mad this 20 aay "of
thc many things 20 which wa con
tribute 20 during the year fo~
can b. more immediately valuable
~ our community than the cause
aareh supports
re further stated that although
rarelion' support ls being given
the program, about 70 more vol
untesr maftbsrn are stiii needed
Interested pornona are asked a.
coil NJ Jones az IA 206tb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

VINO opposed ne abglltignla' move.
uoai vefp out ~ "uaa ~ rtan
Closed schools Costly
virKHis has spent nearly 81,
500 900 ~ ita nine white schupla
elnsr5 In The state ~ prevent ne
moving n tho rsses IN eiassryoma
The total ioss - the pupils loched
gYt ~ schoois ne iosa ~ BUSINESS
IN seh3ol areas DE iosa ~ some
materials that would b. used ~ nps
pupils and othsr items win faIsh
me total loas bayon1 81 900 300
The bIu f.r ~ eioasd SCHOOLS
n Norfolk VAS sszfS7l ~ the
cioHe n uis year The as white
secondary schools gsfs ciossd b.
Governor Almond ~ prevent N
tsgTntlou ordered ~ ths district
federal eoart
Meanwhile a report from Waah
inRfsn Indicates that ~ federal
mpuey win be- used Tor public
sfhpois iaaef 0r converted into
p0gsts Institutions IN ne current
rFhi aRaihst degeneration The
federal government has spprgpri
afsd 80 million for schools
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Virginia Porenfs
Defy Seqregofionisfs
Wont Schools Open


,.'.,,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
L. c. Crenshow
81. Pcul Mon In
Suicide Attempt

ST Paul police were called {,
$50 W Central Ay Saturday Jan
"a In answer 70 a cail that mar
was attempting suicide,
Arriving there they found l. q
cronShaw 50, lying on the fioo,
81 bedroom in his undcrolething
with six foot piece Of elotheshns
around hts neck,
As the polioo entered crcnahaw
pointed 90 hts chest and stomach
and asked them 10 shoot him
Hc then ran 20 the kitchen OF
the house and returned with long
kitchen knife and threatened or
flcers Albert Corr and Raymond
l. Rock with q
The police ordered the man 20
drop the knife which he did short
~ afterward another officer Larry
Swanson arrived and placed hand
cuffs on Crenshaw as he became
more violent
CrenShaw incohcrcntiy muttorcd
threats 90 dn the Officers and
himself as he was driven 20 An.
cker hospital where he was taken
for observation.
lie was booked on a hold charge
Of attempted suicide and attempt.
ga assault
The man Is still being held nm
der observation and custody at
Anckcr hospital
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

ia the "a southern states
The nss blii also would make
n possible Dor an individual who
f"ois his ,i,ii rights have beon
Violated to appeal directly 60
the us Attorney General for
rviirf.
n also Includes the eontrDvrrn
lsl Hcetion ~ which was omitted
from tho measure passed Ia 1907
and which gave the Attorney
General ryaI powers 30 cope with
the determination praotiesd
against persons on tho basis OF
raco. creed, color or national or
igin
Senators Humphrey and Doug
las expect the new bill 10 toat
%. ng0 rules on tho fnibustsr
which they assert Is not strong
enough 10 prevent. the nlibustsr
which has in tho past been tho
chief device used ~ prevent pass.
sRs of eyii rights msasHes in
the Bfnate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Grand Parade Saturday To Herald
Opening OF ST. Paul Winter Carnival

the floata The Pirate King Of
Tampa. ria, Milo Vega Jr,. also
win appear
rhe parade. on the second day
~ the Carnival win he preceded
Friday Ian so ny the ooOnation
81 King Baroaa NNm In coiorful
ceremonies IN the az raui Audi
touum AZ sac pm
The National Maiorcttc contest
wan be held Saturday az the Ar
mory and Sunday nigh, IN the
Auditorium Tho Worlds Largest
square Dance Festival win be held
az $3.50 pm saturday IN tho Audi
torium A parachute jumping dom
onstatlon viii preoede the Worlds
original lee Fishing contest at
White Rear Lake al Pm sur.
day
vulcan the Ftro King who is
destined Ia overthrow Rorcas, ar
rives AZ noon Monday A new
queen of tho snuws 60 sueoocd
Mlas sally Shields win be crowned
al ssth pm Tuesday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Theological Seminary Nashville
Tennessee
This school trains men FOR the
pastorate and women as directors
Of religious education
pr Massey and Pilgrim Church
have been strong supporters Of the
Training Program Of the Baptist
Denomination
At the Hot Springs meeting
which had Approximately 1900
pastors and laymen from all sec
tions OF the nation. Or Massey.
who is a member OF the Board OF
Directors took an active part In
the plans u the convention with
regard 10 the Ministers Retire
ment Fund the Foreign Missions
work. the Publishing Board the
Bathhouse Program Social Action
and many departments OF the con
vontiun.
Other Twin Citians who attend.
ed were Or y n Hunter 81 Paul
and Ernest Cooper, Minneapolis,
who arr members Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Sunday School
and BTU Congress. MIR n S.
Taylor, 81 Paul, who Ia chairman
u Resolutions Committee and dis
trict representative 81 the Nation
Al Laymen's Convention and
Mines Lydia Brown, Josephine
HaRan 81 Paul and lone Brown.
Minneapolis who participated IN
the Women's Convention Execu-
tive Board meeting
The National Sunday School 4
n 7 u Congress win meet IN
Memphis Tennessee June ~ ~
1859 The National Baptist Con.
vrnti0n UsA. Inc. win meet IN
San Francisco California. Sep
tombeF SIS. 1859
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

u providing an odueaflgn fJr ~
auzena
Tduostion Prime Iasns
EIus James 81 Ngrfnlk f9d m
audience n $50 ne asasr'sDn ~
many VirRnians - the American
c5ncepts n democratic processes
government ard lHBWdual freedom
far transesnds ne iamle n pubic
education
Mr James scored some members
- the city Council IN Egrfois
Be SAID Some u tfssa Hsrabers
eidsntiy believe ~goyeFnment 81
lau isn'i necessary and sE<aig not
~ followed The H0rfoik leader
10 ne pIbnc achs.ol movement Who
is member ~ the executive cam
mites SAID Individuals N Ngrfgik
g4lo express = prsfsrrnee for pm
Ho sch,sas are ssbtct n iaraas
fneui n EVERY klnd
Members - M H0ffs1s Cam
rli'se f1f PpsNs gctosia accord
lrg - ~ James are branded a.
CaFamaniz'a ss rsnfais sh9 hsys
~ senss ard as members - ne
@AACP
sinilaf fsacijd.n ~ these gfogps
,a reported frOr1 other ssrt0os ~
Virginia TIE anti .lnieRfa'innisis
ere OF - rule ~ min Thy are
f93lawing ne aas1s fac'lca phlch
eaussG PrsHtdrni I4nfoin ~
shafgs thai fsbsis IN ~ B1spn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
uFRNAN LANGUMs CTS
TNDETEEMTNATE TERH
~ SALTWATER PRISON

Herman LAnRums - 80 Perm
Az y pss sentenced % Al ln-
isterudnats term N saltwater
state Prison IN Hennepin county
district oaar1 Tuesday
iauElms wa found Ralty for
h.s pari ~ q foesr ho1r hold-up
spree o. Dec ~ last year
Lang ams was charged s4th dy,y
Ing me Re;-aw4y ear ased -
James Duff "a ~ raHI who 10
eaarTsa WIN oasng ~ actual
rirk-upa Duffy has nor been
arraignsd
Earhia WHEY 70 zzlt i'm
A. " sornparian - fts sthsr two
mas pisacsf guilty ara awaits
ssufsncinE TIE prob4'ior sspars
wsrt 10 Investigating Wlsy's
rass
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

license according 70 the agency
president The home is presently
licensed a. q iooging horne
Acting On the rcoowmsr3a
tiaus ~ the 1878 Greater 81
Paul Community Chest study com.
urittee under Mrs Louis ~ HA
Jr The improvements Nsrs us1e
under me SUPERVISOR ~ STATE and
local fire and health officials
ur Abrams states
IN h~inx M Improvement 90
facilities the agency cited thg
lnstaiiAtMr - an automatic
sprinkler syxtsru. construction ~
back nirs escape sna ~ IN
closure ~ a tAtrd noof stairway
A. ragves That ~wGi Erecsly ada
70 ne safety ard welfare y m
RESIDENTS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

square visor He wears Light
tan car coat and some Of the
women said he wore leather
jacket
An victims reported the assail-
ant sports chin whiskers
The enlprit has been operat-
ing In a district bounded by 18th
Az n. and 2srd Az. n. and
Third ST No. and Logan Az.
~.
An Of the 20 assaults robberies
have occurred 20 women aIighting
from husses and walking home.
Usually they have been thrown
10 the ground violently by the as
sailant who approaches from be-
hind The man then snatches the
purses and shopping bags OF the
victims
All Of the woman have suffered
shock one womans wrist was
broken and she is hospitalized
None have been criminauy attack
ed but each OF them have been
bruised by being thrown 10 the
ground
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

VIVA
sanga, n graduate student Of the
University Of Minnesota's Pouu-
cal Science department, also told
the audience that white mlssionar-
les while due much credit for their
building Of elementary and second.
airy schools in many parts Of the
dark continent are nontheless
guilty OF violating their own
CHRISTIAN ethic BY opposing the
Africans in their move for political
Independence
When asked II he found a similar
parallel In the preaching prac.
tice' systems Of southern white
y s churches. sanRa tactfilly
avoided a direct answer
"A United States OF Africa is
the dream OF almost all native
Africans continued sanEa but
Ike the foundation Of your own
country Cthe u s such as United
Africans continued Sanga, hut
front L. also a practical necessity
"Noat Americans are pitifully
short on factual knowledge o. the
internal affairs Of the various Ar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

~Rsuo,seies bathrooms. snstaila
tor % an fntsr-,ommunios,ioua
system. improved lighting ard an
automatic d,shTaahsr ard disro
al ana; via no. Only ada n ne
safety bgt aisa the comfort q
~ aRs8 ws serve
rese latter changes un
among other things snabss ne
peFs1nnsI b sev0ts more sine %
tas nssris u me rsedsrfs ~
AbranR csnrtNs@1
Marles frsrn ~ Iss1 Bal&nr
Rsfshufaisar F,snd ~ ths Chest
weFs zssa n naanss 20 psrueri
~ ths co~t with NE bone pay
ing IN s4lA1e~ ~ the improve
rnenf costs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Dr Floyd Massey Eiected:
81. Puul Minister
Is Nomed Trustee
Of Tenn. Seminary

AZ the recent meeting 81 the
beard OF directors OF the National
Baptist Convention, uSA, Inc
az Hot Springs Arkansas. January
1923 1889 Dr. Floyd Massey
Jr. pastor Pilgrim Baptist church
ST Paul Minnesota was elected
30 FUN term on the board Of trus-
tees Of the American Baptist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
MIL CrTIAN. CIuCAGoAN
0rT FEDERAL PRISON
TERMS on uUIa gOIfN1

Jack Parsons. 80. 7Os Oak Lake
Ave- No was sentenced 20 seven
years IN federal pSfson Monday by
Judge gunnar Hordbye Parsons
was found guilty IN December On
q narcotics charge
In r., Paul Lee white. 80. Chi
cago WAS given a 70 year term
on narcotics charge lie was
found guilty last month on four
counts ~ a narcotics charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
NOTICE

win the persons who signed u
letter 10 this paper with the in
iiiala & NJ please contact this
ufflce ., Is NOT possible to comply
With requests unless the name
aairrsu and telephone number Of
ths person making such requests
u known
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
African Describes Hope
For United People;
Defends Mau Mau
BY ]. Pierre Guilmant

The United States best help Africans in their quest for
freedom and independence by Withdrawing their
moral support from the whitcspremst governments o south
Africa" TING Sanga Tanganykau student of iuterna-
tonal relations told 90 members and friends the Min.
neapols Urban League Guild Monday night the Mil City
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

and submitted hy Senator Doug
has iaai year has IN added feature
which would lend support "a school
haerds which are oteying the u
= supreme Court school tniogra
ton ruling the isaue which today
rnuanH the greatest race tension
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

You Ar- reading tho ioaasng
medium % IL Kind In this section
Of tn nafion. Leader IN paid CIR
caiAiion. advertising Image and In
fiasnos for the past rs yoars--
Adxt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Minneso,on ord iiilnoisoni
Humphrey And Douglas
Introduce Strong Civil
Rights Measure Again

Washington, u. CA strong Civil Rights biz was placed
the senate hopper here Thursday by group Of senators led
BY senator Hubert H. Humphrey o Minnesota and senator Paul
Douglas of Illinois both longtime advocates Of legislation 10
denial eaun rights Americas " million Negro citizens
The new bin similar in detail n similar written
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
sOsser o"d Purse sno'ehsr Sought,
Mill City Police
Seek Youth Who
Robbed 29 Women

Minneapolis youth described Negro has terrarized
Northsde Minneapolis by series of % purse snatchng
robheries since November H.
The man described by victims brownsknned in color
from feet inches to feet III inches height with gold in
front teeth usually stocking cap or ski cap with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
The
HIGH
And Low
DO w M
ny BAILEE THOMAS

Donald Lewis and Carl Neslsche
have some job picked ot for them
selves IN serving az co-chairmsn
OF the arrangements COMMITTEES
for the 1860 national conference
81 tho NAACP The meeting may
bring 10000 visitors 10 ST Paul
Minneapolis Giks and Daughters
OF Elks are busy preparing 10 cn-
terrain the Midwostern Elks A.
socintiun which viii hring mem
beFs 81 that order and Us women'a
auxiliary from eight states 10
Minnesota June ~ 20 July
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Glamorous style SHOW ~ season
II. Phillips Guild April s. -. Johns
Parish Itouse .=-Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

building Improvement program which win result IN an
increased license for the Crspu AtiBs has been
completed according DR. Axs Abrams president sgen-
cy's board Of directors
"T0tang 81 sis 600 the rehabilitation program Just
completed will ene Crspg Atueks boarding care home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
HELD DUAL JOB 81 YEARS
Tommy Ryan Dies at a.;
Veteran Belle Haven Pro

Tommy Ryan. last OF the
old-time golf pros to give up
the dual jobs Of pro and golf
course superintendent. died at
Mt. Alto Hospital yesterday.
He was "a.
Ryan died exactly one year
from the day that Belle Haven
Country Club In Alexandria
placed him on semi-retirement
and made him supervisor Of
golf course construction. He
had been In failing health for
some time. but had been at
the club Saturday.
Tommy had been at Belle
Haven 80 years as pro and
course superintendent. Last st.
Patrick's Day the members
honored him at q testimonial
dinner and presented him with
q new station wagon. and the
mortgage to his home
Tommy. whose first pro job
was at Marion, Conn.,. made
his first visit to Washington
to see Woodrow Wilson's in
auguration. and he never left
1t for very long.
His first job here was at
the old Town and Country
Club, now Woodmont. He was
at Norfolk and Winchester for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
St. Johns Wins
Juyvee Crown

st. Johns won the Catholic
League jayvee championship
yesterday by defeating O'Con-
nell's varsity, 4T-33. at O'Con-
nell.
O'Connell is playing a jayvee
schedule this season. its first
The Knights still must meel
the Carroll jayvees to decide
second place in the league. st.
Johns finished with a 81
league record and l5-2 overall