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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
CAR STOLEN TWICE
m FOUR DAYS

The Chevrolet of Stanley VII
liams, 1910 Fuller was stolen twice
in four days.
On July TO- a car thief drove
the car from the parking lot at
the Centre theatre at Lexington
and University. The auto was re-
covered by the police on July Il
where it had been abandoned out
in Ramsey county.
Mr.. williams went to the place
where the auto was found and
locked it up so it could be in
spected for clues by the sheriff S
detail.
Later another car thief OF
thieves broke into the parked car
and stole it again. 1t was finally
recovered Friday, July "a: The car
is in the shop now for repairs and
Mr.. williams hopes the auto thieves
will leave it alone for a while.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
INTERESTED M BUYINC,
RENTIN(s ON SELLING?

Unitarians for Equal Opportunity
in Housing wishes to help establish
an integrated housing pattern In
our city. We are starting a listing
Of houses, apartments and rooms
currently available in non-segreg-
ated neighborhoods. We have no
financial interest In any transac-
tons, nor can we make any guar
antee to either party as to the
state Of the property or the buyers
credit. At the moment our hstings
are a small number Of houses avail
able for sale at reasonable prices.
We can also obtain apartments for
rent. Cali and see II we can help
you. Telephone FIR. 7-3669 from
10 AMP noon. MONTH. So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
HumPtY DumpFY.
Super Mdrkef Has
New Premium Plan

Humpty Dumpty Super Market,
3725 Chicago Ave. has a save-a
tape premium plan which is of
value to grocery shoppers accord
ing to Gordon May, general man.
ager of the store.
The new Super market has a wide
variety Of groceries at economical
prices as displayed elsewhere in
this paper.
Grocery shoppers win find pop
ular brand items in display ads in
this paper and a full stock Of gro
ceries at the Humpty Dumpty
Market at 3725 Chicago Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
Mill CRY YOufh
Arrested AS Suspect
I'm $3.50 Robbery

Jesse L. Graham, 10, SIS Ere
mont Av. NJ, Minneapolis was ar
rested Tuesday by Minneapolis
patrolnTen Donald Engel and DON
aid Parker.
The officers say Graham tried to
throw away a wrist watch taken
In the robbery of Edwin stepp, IS,
POSI- Portland Av., early Tuesday
morning in front of 24s-14th Av.
So.
Three men forcibly robbed Stepp
of $3.50 and a gold watch.
Graham would not tell police who
his two companions were on the
morning Of the robbery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
FIRST NEGRO WINS
NATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY

Denver, Col. CAMP - Bill
Wright, a 23-year-old senior at
Western Washington university,
last week became the first Negro
to win the National Public Links
Golf tournament with a brilliant
victory over Frank Campbell of
Jacksonville, Fla.
Playing over the rugged 36-hole,
6,617-yard wellshore course.
Wright, a putting wizard, downed
Campbell, 30.
Wright took an early lead in
the contest. He was 4-up on Camp
bell on the first five holes and kept
the lead thereafter.
BY winning, he automatically
qualified for the U. s. National
Amateur championship at Colorado
Springs, Colo, in September.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
YOUNG WOMAN PLEADS
GUILTY TO DISORDERLY
CONDUCT: HEARING ANG. I

Kay Thomas. 81, 479 Iglehart
was one Of the two women ar
rested July Is, during the fracas
at the intersection near Grove and
Mississippi. Officers claimed she
called them foul names and at
tempted to strike Police Sergeant
John J. Mercado with her purse.
Miss Thomas entered a plea of
guilty to a disorderly conduct and
her case has been set for hearing
August Is.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
MAN ARRESTED ON
RAPE CHARGE

George Hare, As, 291 Arundel
was arrested July 16 on suspic-
ion Of rape. A so year old st.
Paul woman complained to police
that Hare who she said she had
known since 1854 raped her.
The woman told police she
asked Hare to go to her home and
assist her in wrapping and tying a
box Of clothing she was shipping.
While there she claims Hare wrest-
led her to the floor and attacked
her.
Hare told police he had rela-
lions with the women but that it
was with her consent.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
OFFICERS HAVE TO
USE FORCE TO GET
HUSBAND TO JAH,

Phillip Faison, 645 Aurora, ar
rested on a warrant signed by his
wife on a assault and battery
charge had to be forcibly taken
into custody July Is when police
went to take him to jail for book
ing.
His case was continued until
August 4.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
Juzx 0Fgdnisf
Jimmy Smith
Kew Club Auq. 2

Acknowledged to be the greatest
jazz organist in the country today,
Jimmy Smith, brings his hard
swinging trio into the Key Club
Monday, August 8, for a one-weel
only stay. A brilliant technician.
Smith is considered by critics as
the greatest jazz organist to come
on the scene since Fats Waller.
Mercury recording star Brook Ben
ton closes Sunday, August 2.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
NINETY DAYS SUSPENDED

Willie Anderson, 81, of 436 lyle
hart, st. Paul, charged with ag-
gravated assault in connection
with the cutting Of Henry Clyde,
4O6 Iglehart on July IT at Rus
sells Bar Rondo and Kent was
given a 80 day suspended sentence
when he plead guilty to a lesser
charge of disorderly conduct.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
RefhG Num- Assault
q B0fferY Disposition

The case Of Retha Num-, 80, 563
West Central charged with as
sault and battery in connection
with the cutting of Mrs. Emogene
Lyons on July 1, will be disposed
Of in court on August 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31

WoodIawn
Detroit Lakes. MINI.

4 Unit modern court with 3 B.R.
home 1855 X 800 on Tgh. 1914 III
mi. from Pc. on Detroit Lakes
dandy beach. Plenty room for ex-
pansion. This could be built up for
trade for individual or groups, big
potentials as inquiries are plentiful
with no restrictions. $29, 500. 1890
down-terms. Your personal in
spection invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
YOUNG COPS BACK
JUDGE SAMUEL PIERCE
ENW DEF Ef@YlTNM

NSN tAE6&&SaNsFNN
New York CAMP -- Judge Sam
uel r. Pierce Jr., first Negro to
sit on the General Sessions bench
through appointment by Gov.
Rockefeller to fill . vacancy, has
received the official backing Of the
New York Young Republicans for
the $4,000 position.
The jurist has been designated
by the Republic and LIBERAL part
les as their nominee for the post
in the September primary. Lately,
Rep. Adam c. Powell has been
proposing that Tammany forces
nominate a Negro Democrat to
oppose Judge Pierce.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
ARTHUR BLAKEY ARRESTED;
NO DRIVING LICENSE

Arthur Blal5ey, 9O5 Iglehart Av.,
st. Paul was arrested this week
after officers observed him making
a left side stop in front of 47s
Iglehart.
He was found to be driving after
suspension of his license and
booked on that charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
Former City Prosecutor
Named Chairman industrial
Conn1iSSion Ohio

Columbus, Ohio (ANP) - ].
Maynard Dickerson has been elect
ed chairman of the Industrial Com
mission of Ohio. Dickerson, a form
er city prosecutor for Youngstown,
and past president Of Ohio Con-
ference of the NAACP, has been a
member Of the commission since
1919. He is presently a member of
the board of the Columbus NAACP
chapter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
MAN PLEADS GUILTY
OF MAIL THEFT

OF MAIL THEFT
James L. Cleary, 35 of 1913
st. Anthony pleaded guilty to steal
ing money from the mails while
employed as a clerk in the st.
Paul post office.
Pre-sentence investigation was
ordered by Judge Robert c. Bell,
Monday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
New Singing
SFur Hifs In
Doofo Release

Los Angeles A new singing
star has been born on Dooto Re
cords.
His name: Cleve Duncan, hand
some leader Of The Radiants''
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, AUG. z
IA P.M.
1928 Portland Ave. Two bedroom
stucco brick bungalow, expansion
space. Easy terms.
HOWE BARRETT REAL ESTATE
S3IT 3Fd Ave. So.
IA. 5-676S
81

3708-5th Ave. So. Stucco duplex
two bedrooms each floor 81, 700.
Low down payment.
3S49 Bird Ave. So. Stucco bunga-
low. Five bedrooms, two baths.
SIG, 900. Terms.
1923 Portland Ave. Three bedroom
stucco bungalow. Two car attached
garage. $4,000. Assume large
FILA. mortgage.
1924 Clinton Ave. South. New
three bedroom rambler. Carpeted
living dining room, G. Il. built-in
kitchen, two fireplaces. Be sure
to see this executive type home.
Johnson & Associates
A06 Z. 38fh Sc.
Taylor A-022s Taylor 2-I9o6
$50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31

This paper has the exclusive
services Of the Associated Negro
Press In this area.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31

TEN DAYS SUSPENDED
Tommie jackson, AT Carroll ar
rested on a warrant charging tres
passing was given a ten days
suspended sentence July Is.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
John NJ. Culver
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Licensed & Bonded
NJ. 0-23A6

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY z 70 S
Make an offer on this excellent
older 3 bedroom home. Large liv-
ing room, dining room and dandy
kitchen. Priced under $14, 900. Has
income possibilities, call Mr.. Void.
KE. 7-1651 agent. ST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-31
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APARfMENrs FoR RHpGY

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Gail Mr..
Blacl1man FE. $3.50 for informal
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TwO--5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FE 9-5610. S-TF
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utilities included so. Shown only
by appointment. ia. 9-O111. ST.
, 1959-11-24
Lutheran Church
In C'sted to Feature
Musical PROG.

A special musical program
has been arranged for the
Thanksgiving Day service IN
the Christiansted Lutheran
Church on Thursday at 11:00
am, it was announced by the
Rev. Harry Nuudi, pastor.
Among the features will be
a solo by Miss Beryl Wilbekin,
anthems by the Junior Choir
under the direction Of Mrs.
Anna Brodhurst and t h e
Senior Choir directed by Miss
Imogene Stevens. There will
be Kindergarten Children's
presentation by Mrs. Beatrice
CONTINUED on page AZ
, 1959-11-24
Champions of C'sted,
Fsted 10 Play
Series Of Comes

The first Of a series Of sew
eral baseball games will be
played between the Champion
Los Cubanos of Christiansted
and the Giants, Champions of
the Frederiksted League will
begin on Thanksgiving Day at
the Frederiksted Ball Park.
, 1959-11-24
Sdmford Company
Wins Bid to Surfuce
Five Miles 81 Highwoy

The A. G. Sanford Company
was announced as the winner
of a bid to surface the North
side Highway around Morning
Star for five miles with hot
asphalt.
Workmen from the Public
Works Department prepare
the roads by widening and
filing.
, 1959-11-24

#@#. #@@#.
18th YEAR SAINT cRoIx, . S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
John Colby Attends Two Cars Collide on AL
ST. Thomos C. of C. Beeston Hill: So
Annual Meeting Passengers Injured Tv
John S. Colby, manager of Two cars colided on the i
the St. Crox Chamber Of Center Line road at Beeston tina
Commerce, returned from ST. Hill at 4:3O pm. yesterday; be
Thomas with news Of the ST. one was a Hudson, No. 90, Gre
Thomas Chamber elections driven by Sergeant Amatus "
held at their Annual Meeting Hoyer and a Chevrolet, No per
on November 90 1859. $50 operatd by Pemerito Mar trl
He reports that Major Joseph tinez. The passengers in both JOS
Byers was reelected presi- cars were injured. The report out
dent, and that two vice presi- was telephone in to Police Leaf
dents were chosen: James headquarters by Sam Pivar. S
Bough and Joe Green. The Lieutenant Clifford Plaskett nal
secretary, Mahlon Lindquist and Corporal Edwards inves- frar
and the treasurer, L. Benjamin tigated. pas
were returned to office. turt
'lS 80 = port, the Chevrolet car was on 40
the right side of the road with VIC
80 !" -. damage. to the right fender, :
bumper, grill, head lamp and &c
MI. Brown. - oo--eerI = -. Pet
Also at this meeting the by right arm which took r ui
laws were amended to provide stitches. =
for the office of the second III
80 wards the center of the road the
where it came to a stop at the Am
e end of a "a foot brake mark duc
~" HVe : The right fender was COM
mitteemen in addition to the
officers. pnely orn y ue bumper Lu
one0" twisted back and front wheel =.
The annual meeting fea- out Of line. G.
tured the Annual Reports of
the President and the Treasur- F9 e
er. These reports indicated a myers al dce q
record wear Of achievement. ton of the left knee, but was Tha
Donald PIantz, who recently given first aid by Mrs. Pivar. w
resigned as Executive Secre The name was scratched from III
tary of the Chamber, spoke re- the report on the Police blot an
garding his term of office, and a. ha+ hd haan ntoro -, w.
made several suggestions for =
improvement in the future. y
done without authority from anti
Presioen Dyels eAplSse the Lieutenant, it was learned. und
the regrets of the Chamber at Anr
Mr. PLANT, RESIGNATION. and Neither MARTINEZ or Ser e.
wished him every success in geant Hoyer could come to any 1noc
bc new business venture the compromise Traffic s u M,
, 1959-11-24

passed by the Third Legisla.
ture citing Mr.. Alexander for
more than forty years of ser
vice to his people.
The Resolution has beer
beautifully mounted by the
well-known local craftsman
Peter G. Thurland of Chris
tiansted.
DR.. D. c. Canegata, lifelong
friend of Mr.. Alexander, will
be the principal speaker Of
the evening; Attorney R. H,
Amphlett Leader will intro
duce Mr.. Alexander.
, 1959-09-02

UmmAaev not man buyers here have mm good When farmers gear their production and na1ehgm over
evdnm tina tour farmers are actually prepared mh ce the problems mentioned then confidence will be- built
what hey need SO many buyers are IMeh md about con up giving mamed quantity and quality desired and con-
tracing With virgin Islands farmers on avy hw sae tract byng and Financing wm b@@@ common an @v
, 1959-09-02
CARIBAIR STATION
st. Croix. Virgin Islands, U.S.A.

CARIBAIR FLIGHTS lO2 and lO3 will be dis
continued Tuesday, September 3, 1859.
CARIBAIR FLIGHTS 100 4 1O1, 1907 Isl.
154l Isl, and 1O6 { 1O7 will continue to operate
as usual.
The schedule for the l959/l96O season is BEING
prepared and ample service between ST. Croix
and San Juan and ST. Thomas is assured.
John H. shultz
, 1959-09-02
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 2, 1859
Virgin Islonds Agricultural Progrom News
THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARKET OUTLETS
ron LOCAL VEGETABLE CROPS"

The rainy seasons here and the planting time for vege-
table crops is approaching us. This is the time to start planning
your marketing program, before any seeds are planted. You
should decide now on when to plant and to plant varieties
suited for commercial sale. A farmer should not just plant,
and hope for a market when the harvestings begins, but should
start his marketing program at the time Of planting.
From a recent study Of local production Of truck crops, it
appears to be most important that the farmer have a care
fully made farm plan. Without knowing exactly what he is go
ing to raise, and when and where, a businesslike approach is
not possible. The production Of truck crops for market here
in the Virgin Islands could be more profitable if more indivi-
duals cooperated with one another. Example: Planting
enough Of one kind Of crop at one time to enable the buyers
to be certain of their supply; the joint use of truck transpor-
tation and the use Of a Central Marketing Shed with storage
facilities.
If the farmers would follow such procedures, buyers could
know in advance the quantity and quality Of produce they
could expect to find available at a given time, and would not
have to place orders in the States or Puerto Rico.
Farmers cannot hope for economic success if they con-
tinue producing truck crops BY just planting a little dab Of q
variety that is not well suited for commercial handling and
without paying enough attention to seasonal demand, and to
production by others. Nor can they expect continued success
unless they give strict attention to packing and grading. Farm
ers cannot compete with other areas, and will always have 2
problem Of marketing if they cannot match quality and depen-
liability Of production.
Virgin Islands buyers questioned were in favor Of pur-
chasing local produce, but only if they could be certain that
there would be enough Of it, that the quality would be first
class, that they would get it when it was needed, and that
they could make their large purchases for considerably less
per pound than the usual retail price. II is precisely because
they get all these advantages that they now buy from the
States or Puerto Rico.
Unfortunately, not many buyers here have seen good
evidence that our farmers are actually prepared 70 provide
what they need SO many buyers are a little tinid about con-
tracing with Virgin Islands farmers on . very large scale.
, 1959-09-02

TREASURE HOUSE SCHOOL CLOTHING
All sizes available from 5 to is SCHOOL BLousEs
All sizes available from s to IS AsH-wEA BoYs SHIFTS
All sizes available from 4 to IS SHORT KHAKI PANTS
All sizes available from 6 to is LONG KHAKI PANTS
TREASURE HOUSE christansssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
FAMOUS BRANDS! EVERY STYLE! EVERY
FINISH! A TRULY GREAT SAVING OPPOR.
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The above is only a partial listing!
See many, many more when you come!

449.S5 3-Pe. Modern Walnut Bedroom with so"
9-drower triple dresser, 40", 6-drower chest and
bookcase bed. 7th and Langley Stores only.
1895 3-Pe. LINED Oak Bedroom with double
dresser, chest and bookcase bed Modern STYLE with
dustProof and centerguided drawers. Sove now
1895 Wagon Wheel Bunk Bed Ensemble. Two twin
beds two 3O-inch steel springs, guard rail +.
and lodder Use as hunks or side by side as twins
Maple finish.
349.95 6-Pe. Broyhil Accent Dining Room in tan
elm. Chino cabinet, drop-Ieof extension tobIe with
leof, 4 carved back chairs. 7th and D only
1885 Apiece Maple Twin Bedroom Ensemble
Lorge dresser, chest, twin panel BEDS Handsome
luxury suite thot's yours at big sovine
<l34.s5 3-Pe Modern cordovan or Groy Mohoqony
Bedroom Suite with dresser chest and bed
wonderful buy for less than $780, Hurry in
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case bed. Genuine mahogany. Long time to pay!
309.s5 3-Pe. Swedish Modern Walnut Bedroom
with So" double dresser, 80" chest and cone
poneIed bed At 7th and D and Langley Park.
1884 Ape. Donish Modern WoInut Bedroom
58-inch, 8-drower double dresser, 4O-inch
chest and two 3/3 twin bookcase beds. Hurry in!
6e.s5 SoIid-MopIe Dresser with Salem finish and
dustproof, center guided ,droWers. Top quoty
construction. So offordobIe on easy, easy terms.
3e.s5-4e.ss Modern Panel Beds in your choice Of
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Evening star., 1959-12-03
Gu, Hoyos PIoy
In SemifinuIs
Of D. c. Soccer

Catholic University and
Georgetown will play at $3.50
pm. today at Howard Univer-
sity in a semifinals of the D. C.
intercollegiate Soccer Associa-
ton tournament with the win
ner meeting Howard Saturday
for the championship.
The title game will be at 2
pm. at Catholic University. A
consolation game between
American University and to-
days loser will be played at
noon Saturday.
The Cardinals and George
town played to a 3-3 tie yes
terday while Howard made the
finals with a 7-2 decision over
AU. Fred Oyton led the Bisons
with three goals.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
No Thought Of Leaving
Army Elects
Co-Captains

WEST POINT. N. Y, Dec. 8
(AP) For the second time in
the 70-year history of football
at the Military Academy, the
Army football squad elected CO.
captains at a meeting Of 26 let
termen yesterday. Al Wander
bush. a regular guard from
Midland Park, N. j., and Frank
Gibson. an alternate end from
Bellaire. Ohio, we're picked to
lead the 1860 Cadets.
Doc Blanchard and Glenn
Davis. famed touchdown tan
dem, were the first to share the
honor in 1916 and went on to
lead the Cadets to a third sue
cessive undefeated season.
Vanderbush and Gibson sue
eeed Bill Carpenter of Spring.
field, Pa, the lonely end"
Evening star., 1959-12-03
NEW LEAGUE
Continued From Page B-6

which way they co." he said.
Dallas picked 81 additional
names yesterday, while the
other teams took 20 each, ap-
parently because Don Meredith
Southern Methodist star, has
been signed to a personal con-
tract by group of Dallas men
seeking an NFL franchise for
this city. 3
Many of the additional play
ers selected yesterday were pick
ed by National League teams at
their draft meeting last Mon
day. Most of the stars were
long since gone, but Hunt in
sisted that his league was look
ing for 33 players to build solid
teams rather than names. "
He admitted, however. that the
signing Of Meredith and Quar-
terback George Izo Of Notre
Dame, drafted by the Chicago
Cardinals, was a blow.
(Six players drafted by the
Redskins were selected in yes
terday's AFL draft. They are
Joe Kulbicki and Ron Null
tany, Purdue lineman; Dwight
Baumgartner, Duke center,
who has another year of coll
lege eligibility; Sam Horner,
VMI halfback: Jim Wolff,
Panhandle AIM halfback,
and Andy Stynchula, Penn
State tackle.)
Former South Dakota Gov.
Joe Foss. who has been named
commissioner of the AFL, will
pay Dallas a get-acquainted
visit next Wednesday. Foss will
set up league headquarters here.