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The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

Service committee, has Deen
one of the mainstays in the
leadership of the social serV-
ice group. In addition DR..
Stanley TanZ, chairman of
the Doctors Panel, also will
be honored at the brunch
which is open to the public.
Members of the committee
who will be leaving this year
after serving the past three
years are, in addition to Mr..
Baum, Mrs. Minnie Meyer,
Mrs. Bernard Friedman, Mrs.
Joe Kinds, Mrs. Henry H.
Kaufm ann and Maurice
Brooks.
The new members of the
committee will be announced
at the brunch.
Reservations may be made
for the affair by calling the
Council office or by calling
Mrs. Otis Miller and Mrs. Paul
Present.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

The talk will touch on poise,
figure control, makeup, hair
styling, person. ality and
grooming.
Miss SarkiSS has directed
modelling and charm schools
all over Europe, as well as
the United States and is well
qualified to answer most
beauty problems. In order to
have Miss Sarkiss answer
some of the individual ques-
tions at the Clinic, it is sug-
gested they be brought in or
mailed into the Center before
Dec. End.
Every one in the commun-
ity is welcome to participate
in the beauty clinic.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Pay Pledges; Pare Taxes

Uncle Sam will lend you hand in meeting your
pledges to the Combined Jewish Appeal it was pointed
out by Benjamin N. Brook, CJA executive director.
Mr. Brook noting that $4,000 is still unpaid IN
pledges the 1859 campaign said that the federal tax
law allows much 20 percent deduction from taxable
incomes for contributions made to the Combined Jewish
Appeal
Pledges must be paid by December 81 to take ad
vantage of special tax benefits Mr. Brook declared
He also pointed out that deductions also be made
for gifts to the 1860 CJA which given by Dec 81
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27

JERUSALEM, GTA) - A
copper refining plant which,
in it's first stage of produc-
ton, will produce sufficient
pure copper for IsraePs do
mestic consumption, will be
built in the near future.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Marie Surkiss Presents
Beauty Clinic AT Cenfer

Miss Marie Sarkss, director of the school of modelling
personal charm Flair Parisienne, will be the guest
speaker the Beauty Clinic to be conducted in the lounge
of the Club the Center Wednesday, Dec. al
! 80 pm.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Family Agency Pays
Honor To Joe Baum

Joe Baum will be honored for almost 20 years of con-
service the Jewish Family Service when the
agency holds its annual meeting and brunch at the FL Con-
uuisador Hotel Dec at 10
Mr.. Baum, outgoing chairman of the Jewish Family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Wagner Carpeteer with Easy GIamur
@Rs!'

u-I7-2) The Corpeteer which
comes with z tonks of cosy GIo-
muir cleans corpets thoroughly.
makes them oerm-free, odor and
miIdew- resistont. Just apply, let
dry no rinsino or WocuUmino.
Easy GIoMWE: qt.------2.75
" COLON ------4.2S
gallon ---------7.SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
cotton yarn mop

tL-I7.lA HeoVY-duty white cot
ton with llx7" mop heed and
locquer-finish hondle.
RefilIs 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

l7''

u-I7-N SnoIl. light. efficient.
the RolIer-motic rolls dirt owoy
from thick or thin corpets and oil
types of floors. "Mooie rollers"
cotch dirt so brush con whisk it
into pons. Stonds fiat against
vol for Storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

Weed.b-gOn
(I.I7.3l tiorrnone weed
killer for broodleof weeds.
such os dondelion. poison
oak and ivy.
pint --- L.WU
quart ------- 2.O8
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
WILKINS BRANDS AS ABSURD ARGUMENT
US. SHOULD REMAIN INACTIVE AS
RIGHTS or CITIZENS ARE VIOLATED

Washington fANPlEoY wilkins executive nseFf'arg ~ ne
Aavanesnt ~ crd People braHded
absra argument shgad
DETECT human rgh'a irampe and
posgusa Simple yses br law nangled in grossly
ons-ss8ad struggle
Thts the HOUSE COMMITTEES ~ tie
gaaeary appea1 fagor n v rights sgsa
re aaentan ~ qogenuerta Inactivity ne
rights legislation atenrasd
~ Secretary ab Ed1etion ara Welfare
Ahur F1stnsalnr INV Secretary egnendsf that
f8rrlt - 70 sfas saeh requests
Ia stolatan - order
aa Authority q withhold
ssta ssrregss Ana doea ma
isaf d suaoaty
praftiond
hFan r,Hasr nsRraan
F1sfawrg Faersi
sst,.nF n ana shstguhK
gslary asnE matters deciding
2 - r9siterate aseadH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
New Industrial secretary,
Wisconsin Man
Is Nomed To
Urban League Post

Ernest c Cooper. Executive
Secretary OF the 50 Paul Urban
League announced today that
James G Mcdonald. Of Milwaukee.
Wisconsin has filled the position
Of Industrial Secretary OF the 81
PAU Urban League
Tie comes 10 the st PAU Urban
League with two years Of expert
enco with the Milwaukee Urban
League and prior 20 that be work
ed for two years with the wiacon.
sin state Employment Service as
on Interviewer
MIR Mcdonald Is 27 years old a
native of Madison, Wisconsin. and
is "a graduate ~ Central state
College IN Ohio and has done grad
uate study at the untvcrmty OF
Wisconsin He Is married
Mr. McDanaids major responsi.
hlitiea via be 10 develop job OPP
portunitica and % carry ont the
agency'a vocational connecting pro.
gram.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Gully aya "a is better Go FOLLOW
sven the shadow ~ the hest than
20 remain content with the wotar,
Ana those who would 500 wonder
nH things muat oftcu bo ready 10
travel alone Such ntnn IL free
AuaweHnE the clatm 90 those
who ore always asserting that tho
time is npt ,ieht for soeial
changes ~ Mays said no man
ia ahead ot his time
ia a blow obviously directed al
the gtaduaista ~ American NE
MAYS said we often hear Il said
that those who take tho high road
are ahead 81 their time They
should have waited Tor the time
"a set ripe We must wait Tor the
proper timing nut J advance the
thesis tonight that no man ID ever
ahcat oC his time Tvery uaa Is
within his star
Was lssus ahead or hia time
How long would Jesus have had 90
tCantinnod on Page -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
81. Puul Good
Friday Services Az
Mount OIivef

The annual Good Friday service
viii be hela At AZ oiiyet Baptist
church Friday March ~ 1889
A. ~ noon there viii be a fellow
chip hour Coffee tea and dough
nuts viii De served free
Al pm a prayer meeting win
be- led by Officers ~ the paftlclpat.
Ing churches A. pm. the wor
Fhir service will beRin With REV
n n Hunter presiding Rev Jer
ome pel pino will read the acrip.
tgrs Rev isnceiy Williams win
givu The prayer fHnhop n Isabel
win uft the offering and iDt Floyd
MaHary " viii preach the sermon
Music viii be provided by the
combined chairs ~ tho churches
Churches participating ARE Cam
pbur Methodist church, M ulivot
baptist New Hope baptist Peace
Church ~ dod IN Christ ard pil-
grim baptist
Thia service " sponsored by tho
Ht Pau Ministers Fellowship Rev
~ n Hunter Ia president and Rev
jerome Del i'ino IL secretary
treasurer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Morcello Soyles
Appointed Youth
Worker A. Church

Rev Richard Hubert minister
Of Pilgrim Heights Community
church. 3t2o washb,un Az NJ
Minneapolis. has announced the
appointment Of Misc Narceila Say
les as the minister ~ youth for
the church Chs assumed her duties
February I and ma such II In
charge ~ all youth activities -
the church
Mias sayles daughter ~ Ar
and Mrs William saylea ~ 575
W Central Az. II presently a itn
Tor ~ Manchester college major
ing in the department IT Intefua
ftonni relations
She IL well qualified for her dut
les with m unusual background
having spent The past summer with
an lnterrpciai group ~ students IN
Africa ou i mission ~ understand
ing She II a talented pianist Or
gauiai. snd singer
Rev Hubert II active on the
Horthalde ard IN the field ~ hu
man relations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

graduates before presenting est
uneatcs az RurC completion and
comforting an estimated $50 o.
Htes Candidates far dogtnr ar
philosophy degrees were presented
individually hy John g BARLEY
associate dean ~ the graduate
hoh
Music ,vas provided hY the Nniv
orHty concert hand ensemble dlr
rrtei by HanaInaster Gale 7. Spar
~
~ his address THURSDAY nr
Mays said "only those who walh
the htgh road are truly free " Il
Ia true that only the disciplined
niind h free certainly The maH
who walks the middle way and he
who walks the low way can hard
~ be free
~ Mays told the uHlversity
commencement class
Those who walk the low road
ara slaves to the things that nre
law mean ANA base They are the
creatures ~ passion low aims
and vi,iwns hamts. ny and lsrrr
those who defend the middle way
the status quo are usually slaves
to theif environment 60 tradition
Ca the morys and 90 what they
tear their friends may think "
they live contrary Ca the current
patterns ~ behavior
mo mau ~ free WHO IL afraid
ta speak Tho truth nv he seos a.
afraid to stand fot what he he
llevea % DO riRh, and who fears
his political @ciai or economic
future wili be ionpafdiAed u DC
stands and acts on the principles
81 truth Justice. ana democracy
Tho politician whose main aim
" 20 make excessive profit. ths
man WIN must knew ~ adyanss
what w8ll happen 10 his Bociai and
economic Accurity before he taltas
a position. In this aTe II turmoil
and iudecinien. can never be free
only the disciplined mind u
free disciplined and free 20 puf
sue truth and proclaim a. when
90 IA - Is unpopular, disciplined
and free 70 live without prejudice
when 10 80 ~ IL dangerous. dis
lelpliBcd and free 10 walk the hiRi
road when 10 do ~ may lead "a
aarial nstaoiam death nr impfie
Comment
As Henry Van Dyke 20 beautl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Civil Rights Body
VIII Hold Hearing
Saturday. Morch Il

The Minnesota state advisory
committee Ia the Us civil Rights
Commission has announced Il Will
hold open hearings Saturday
March ~ beginning AZ . am ~
the Prudential Insurance Building
The hearings which viii listen ta
and receive reports ou all areas ~
eivil rights violations in the state.
with particular attention 20 hous
ing discrimination against racial
and religious mlnoritien discttm
nation in education. and in pnblic
Accommodations
n win aia0 receive reports from
It's subcommittee 90 voting
housing and education
TheHe reports along with what
IL gathered ~ the open hearings
viii DC summarized for submission
10 the federal civil Rights Com
mission by the end ~ the month
Tfe Public IL invited ~ the open
meeting stevcn FTiKeihian ~ Hop
Ens state chairman said this
wrek.
other members ~ The commits
sion arc Cecil Newman vice chair
man. Marga Hantrlzos secretary
both ~ Minneapolis ~ cari
Granakou. Mortified Rey George
smith. Caaa Lake George ftirH-
berger Coilsg~wlle and Iohn DrJa
pemberton. Rochcairr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Maiden paw commander ~ chtet
- North star CanGstarv 80 ~
Teresa Banks iuss,ri0s eon
man8ress n FszEar Court No 7
ard Charles y Dafy Imperial dep
uty ~ nc De~r u Alnnevats
A hirHh ~ - fts program was
q dass ~ wovthv uatfr Cew
view jackson and Csen Ma DAVIS
Daughter - ras Tfey were aa
roraraned or ~ piano ~ vi
liam uavis worstipf u1aFsF An
ehar fEurd hedge
Ta-es Neal Mss uarr- ~ rere.
-aouftF
a. NJ crnrloson ~ ~ p-n-
rraw uxf, refreshments were
served 81 tns e1tfrtHlnrlsaf sru
mittse whrh errsis't ~ Nas'es
wInlprn tlekhArt Leonsra faroe
WI Frans C1rn~-p Earl Srw snd
Neruaan Bel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Open Occupancy
Measure Backed
BY Liberties Group

The Minnesota branch ~ The
American civil Liberties Union
cAcLUi n"naay urged pasaa ~ ~
open occupancy irRlalation intro.
dgoed II the state legislature last
pash
Purpose ~ The proposed icEls
latiup Il 10 make Il easter fof min
outg members 70 obtain housing In
spite n tbeit race Or religion
TIE American civil Llb"rtlea IL
one n the old and most repfs,l
~ civil liberties group ~ the ~.
napy n Sc members arc the fs4at
highly respected members ~ the
bar ~ Che nation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Fexzan Temple No.
rs Enfertuins Mason
Leaders of Croft

Sunday March rs marked q
raHestane IN Prfacs FsH Masonry
IN the Grand Jurtstct1B ~ Mir
neaota whsn Fezzzn TsBsple 70
~ AEAoSMs Inc entertain
~ N les1ers ~ an prs-teg'ii
ard subordinate hvhes x thss
iarsisessor a. tn Minneapolis
Mssonr Tenrls 1sz2 Feufa Az
So
Chainrr T. Lawa.n nllstriaus
po'srtats gave fhs aslowrs 80
freEs
Hr1sf rerarss were r.ver ~
gehn y Lawreree r1oTf werstif o.
~ grand master Fsru Hs.fr "
Erand rasron carrr~s smI't
verify FrAnd patrun iscnA-l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

annually during Negro Newspaper
Week by the National Newspaper
Publishers Association This year
marks the is2nd Anniversary u
the Negro Press
The coveted plaque reads I'm
recognition ~ outstanding achieve
ment in making possible a richer
conception Of democratic prin
ciples and in tribute for upholding
those highest traditions consid
cred as the ideals u the Amer
lean Way Of Life
The hnnorees are chosen an
nuaily In a poli 81 NNPA rnem.
Der publishers representing the
majority ~ Negro owned news
papers In America Frank l.. stan
lev. sr Publisher 81 the Louis
vile Defender. and Chairman o.
the Associat,ou'a Public Relations
Committee announced the winners
this week
The Russsurrn winners and per
sonnal citations are
l. ERNIE BANKS tcmcago
For bis upcrceile8 record AZ a
major league baseball player
z HARRY BEI.AFoNTE New
York CITY, For reaching the
highest professional level a. 4
singer and unsalfish contributions
70 the Negro race
8 ROY CAsSPAsyELI.A lst Al
haus For his exceptional courage
foril,uae and lnspirauouai leader.
ship in spite of physical disability
4 JOSEPH L. ETCHLER tPaif
Alto1 For an urcouproUising 3s1
gcatian b the cause q CIv3l R1ghtE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
LADY Bf1sGFHA TTACE
ApIOSD ~ TOIHNAMTNT

a ladies bowling team from ne
northern lights Bowling Lss f
iogis1 IN me Twin city Wnns0s
uwhag Tournament froepuy i1
- Central Bowling Lanes
The tsam cf0roaea ~ Alrs
Bale Rs3en Underwood ocia
Hahan Matte fnii ana Mar n
no placed asroud in fhs team
standing iH class y Thsy prev
~ held rrs' place Zoe thfss w.s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
The
HIG n
And Low
w NJ
By BarlEE THOMAS

A Minneapolis Pgrisl without too
much success has been quietly try,
ing to convince Important Min
neapoHs leaders that the attack on
the us, Supreme court inspired by
southern States Fighters Ia Jus
Unable
Despite the fac; tina, a member
u the Minnesota supreme Court
bench. Justice Martin Nelson has
Joined ia the niSip led behind The
SCENES attack on the court the
Minnesota bar and bench seems
overwhelmingly IN support of the
Supreme Court
Many Of them quietly applsWted
Chief Justice Warfen's resignation
from the American bar Assoeia
ton ostenaihly because of the bar
associations continued entertain
mont Of what the Chief Justice felt
as unwarranted attacks ON the
court engineered BY the piNecrats
whose political strsngichnld -
threatened hy the civil rights dc
cisions of the high court
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Antioch Baptist church Waterloo
IL and president ~ the Iowa
Baptist state Convention viii he
guest speaker ~ the ~ am and
4 pm services
A reception win follow tho after
nom service
Sidney Milaap general chair
man. il aAl.ing earh member ~
the church 90 give . small donation
~ ~ The goal Tor the day h
81 900
The public IL invited tn worship
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
URBAN LEAGUE GUILD
TO MYFT MARCH n

The Minneapolis Urban League
flsHid wiIi hold o. regular monthly
MEETING Monday March ~ 7ao
nm Al the YWCA 18Th and 'Sie
cilrt Mrs Hazel asrril President
announced today
NJ Charles y Oids executive
director - tbe ChiidrcHs Home
Society ~ Minnesota win BE- the
rfaripal gpaaJtsr and win address
Ea REMARKS ~ fhe need foy adnp
u homes Tor Negro and o'hrr
hurify group boys ard gfria -
Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
BooKED roH pgr M DRIVING

Herbcrt l. FulbSfghi Hugo Mir
ncaota was arrested March -
following 4 collision 50 which Ene
gene Rice 1899 cheltgn 81 Paul
MS wife and tvo children suffered
injuries
FHbngbt was booked fDf driv
ing under the influence ~ nqaor
and driving after suspension n
Hoenpe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Olson is at the left, Mrs Albert
Mcclure, mother Of Marvin is
shown in the center and Marvin
is at right
Legion Posts Of the state select
outstanding boys for an all-expense
paid one week stay az a all state
boys state, Selection is based on
character. ability, scholarship and
leadership qualities Photo by
Makler
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
REPORTS THREE MEN
BEAT 4 ROBBFD HIM

Edward Bell SOS Iglehart WAS
beaten and robbed OF S45 early
March IA in the vicinity Of Pen
kins restaurant. near West Central
and Western
Bell claims he has seen his as
sailants at various cafes ana tav-
erns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Nell Russell This
Week Tells About
New Broadway Play

. Nrll Russcii's culsiun this
arei, trIis how n. y. daily
newspaper critics have received
piaN OF broadway ahottt Ne
groes bS Negro author with
a preslominnntly Negro east
. Neil also paseH the question
III What happens when teen
ayers get In the habit ~ ~taS ing
overnight With their FRIENDS, hut
mover have the same friends -
return the all night visits 90
your hamo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
TIngyFz EANsAIK
MIS- ODFiI @MIIJIs
STATION WAgUN

Thieves broke into the ~ ii9u
ggaRaa n Mrs oaeii ami'h parked
N frHt ~ her hgfae a. s7f H.
Ansbpny Az 81 Pad nsTfN ~
Mrt Hruth reported that ris
ing gas eaf jack = spare tire ab3
five gallon ~ can
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Lrsrrm Yorso DIrs

New York Lester Young fam
Gus saEaphouts' gnta q rnsrnt ~
the ts9ak gang hand n Mime
apoila ana Minnesota native died
bsrs Noagay from y heart attaek
pr geafg BE- was voted ne f9p
tenor aaxaphgnlsi ~ the word
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Waterloo pustor To
Speak AZ OIivefs
Founders Day

M pliyef baptist Church w
Centnl at Maekuein ~ Paul ~
celebrating the 51th Anniversary
of Fuundrra liay sunday March
"a Rev Samuel Davis pastor %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Morehooss President speokN
"U' Graduating Class
Advised To Take High
Road BY DR.. Ben Mays

Benjamin Mays president ot Mofrhouse college, Atlanta
Ca delivered the University 81 Minnesota commencement adj
ceremonies Thursday March ~ ~ Norhrop Memorial
auditorium Mays widely recognized FOR his work IN promoting
better understanding hcwer the races apd his mianey spoke
ON "lifeN Paradox
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
Publishers Announce Winners:
PUbHsheTs HnnoUnes WInneFs!
RussWurm Awards Are
Announced; EIgin Baylor
Given Honorable Mention

The 1859 Russwurm Award winners consist Of pro-
essoua baseball players actor entertainer educator house
wife, Judge, Lawyer Prime Minister and housing developer.
Another athlete Egn Baylor Of Minneapolis and tevision
given honorable mention.
These awards named for John Ruswu the first Negro
America become editor and college gradnae awarded
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Only the truly conscientious
man can tell the difference be-
tween when he's really tired and
when he's just iazy" -- Adycrtis.
er's Digest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20
CORRECTION

Fred r. Ashby, 500 Marshall Az
Is the new salesman for Electrical
Contractors Inc Of $50 selby Az
In our st0ry last week the name
was incorrectly listed as Fred -
Ashley and the address as 500
Dayton Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

was nor surprised 70 find in Cairo none
Of the atmosphere OF fear and eonStraint
popularity associated in the American mind
did not tramp the street necessarily; the
police were no more In evidence than in
Manhattan: and nothing In the reception
given a foreign visitor by the government
officials whom interviewed smacked either
of Nenophobia or excessive caution I was
not surprised I had already learned thar
we IN the US-A have a great deal 10 learn
about the requirements OF democracy In I'M
derdeyeloped lands Lester Granger
TWENTY FIFTH YEAR. NO "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Tho S5.5 billion highway fund
assures US, nt least. that the road
90 national bankruptcy viii he wen
paved &c. Norman Collie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

This II our Silver Anniversary
Year Of pubIication.---Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

yitian Pryor, ~ left CLAM
afoas Chicago professional mod
~ Who, with two other top
flight Wparors ~ Miiady's fash
Ions win apisaT IN April In
Pnrls, fashion musicale sunday
afternoon. April al tho Hall
snllne Poet WV chbtomns.
2pt0 LspdaIe Az, minneapolis
Miss Pryor rated Rs "na ~
ti,s top ten models IN the ma
iion win model " complete
outfits Many style conscious
women haze sesn photos ~
Mi-@ Pryor IN let, Ebany and
other publications
The affair y biting planned
by -. ratriria BLACK, only Min
nesota member ~ tIs National
Fashi.n ard Access
sorry Designers See fnii story
on affair elsewhere In this ssii
tion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

Apparently the numor about the
change OF ownership Of Road Bud
dys Barbecue Is just another fi-
NOR Chef Oden the founder and
owner said this week he'll own
the popular restaurant as long as
the name Road Buddy's ls over the
door Saws he can't understand
why hts businesses have always
been the target Of the rumor fac.
tory all these years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

wener Post q the
apois Mcclure
Fifth Young High representative
Minnesota American Legion Boys State
Young Mcclure good student athlete Minneapolis
high being presented by Ray
chairman the youth activity program photo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

and human justice in the field Of
private housing
o @ G GoMILLION tTuskegee
Institutel For leadership in the
crusade 10 enlist Negro intellect
nails in the battle for Ciyll Rights
in Alabama.
6 SIDNEY POTTER holy
wood For demonstrating that
race Is no barrier 20 ability to per.
form major characterzations in
motion pictures
Z PRIME MINISTER sEEOu
TOuRE Guinea For dcmona,rat
sa courage in leading his nation e.
freedom
s MRS CHARLES WHITE
tHoustonl For tho courage and
ability to win local school board
seat IN spite q formidable oppaa
tion based on color and race
o . ERNEST WILKINS
Awarded Posthunouslyl For dis
tinEuished governmental service
and a most effective role IN the
u s CIVIL Rights Commission
Vote probe in Alabama
10 JUDGE DAVID w VII
LIAMs los Angeles For Civ
trg commendahlr leadership -
correcting local arrest abuses slf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-20

The real heart-throh Of that in
known femme warb.
Ter would shock the nation, and
leave small tremor IN the Twin
Cities
Current gossip has the lady
who knows all about every body
else's business and TELLS the
whole world II afraid herself %
that Oh debbil Doc. Gossip. It's
aboat tsrue chlial
An old friend who was not ar
old flame recently anonymously
paid the funeral services Of Twin
CITY woman while former associ-
ates both women and men stood
around mourning but producing
nary q nickel for decent burial
lean Pierre Guilmant, former
Spokesman and Recorder staffer
is news editor of community
weekly In Minneapolis now. Jean
II - good nrwsman and Baltic
hopes hs makes good and es.
poets him 10 do good on his new
Job