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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

or the Convair F-106. 1t is
capable of four times the speed
of sound.
It's cost, in case you want to
fight off the desire to Stockpile
few, is $1,000 without the
atomic warhead. That little
item runs S250,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
PIaneDeViised
For Speedy
CARGO Fleet
BY a star stan Writer

LAS VEGAS, April is. - A
fleet air giant which will span
the Atlantic with $4,000 pounds
of cargo at $40 miles an hour
was disclosed here yesterday
by Lockheed Aircraft.
The announcement, which
said production could begin
Immediately, seemed more than
a coincidental answer to pro-
posals which have been adj
vanced on Capitol Hill by Sem
ator Monroney, Democrat OF
Oklahoma.
The Senator is urging crea-
ton of a great cargo air feet
of 400 planes, 100 of which
would go to the Military Air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

That was Lockheed's exact
answer.
The plane would be a modi-
fication of the present C-l30
Hercules, a four-engine turbo-
prop already in military serv-
ice.
With tip tanks, the new super
Hercules could tote a $4,000
pound payload nonstop across
the Pacific and on shorter hauls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
Worlds WurPIunes
FIount Powerin Nevada
By CHARLES J. YARBROUGH
star staff Writer

LAS VEGAS. April 15-The most complete fre-power
demonstration held under here today with the
worlds most powerful warpanes reaking the sunny blue
Nevada skies
Century fighters ranging through the Conval
F-n6 Delta Dart the B-58 Hustler bomber Brains
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

naming ingredients Is just as easy
and requires only a little more
time. Best of an, though, this Is
IA delicious dish and certainly a
timely one for the Lenton weeks
that lie ahead
As with many other favorite
meals the mainstay here IN rice
And youll be surv 20 have plenty
on hand when you buy the con
ycnient and economical new fam
lily size package Of pre-cooked nee
now on your grocery shelves, THIS
a n. 7-ifs or box makes up 20
20 servings Enough Tor crowd
or second or third helpings at any
meal
SALMON CASSEROLE
.1-l#3 cups Minute Rice
"a teaspoon salt
.1-ig3 cups boiling water
tablespoons butter
IL cup diced celery
I can condensed cream 81 eel.
cry soup
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20
MOTHERS CLUB FETES
CHILDREN WITH SURPRISE
VALENTINE PARTY

Members Of the Mothers Club
gave a surprise Valentine party
FOR the children and their teacher.
Mrs Florence Daniels, on Friday
February IS, from I TO $3.50 pm
The festive affair was held at the
American Legion Cruhrooms. s34
n Chatsworth
A highlight Of the afternoon was
program presented by the chill
dren demonstrating what they had
learned In nursery school, after
which refreshments were served
by the mothers
Children enjoying the afternoons
fun we're Lloyd and Arlene Ned
dies. Kcvin and Viclde Burns Mar
celia and Dicky Thomas Homer
johnson. Scottic Price Jrl Floyd
Barr Jr, Dcbbie Richardson Karen
Harris, Nancy Robinson Dcbbie
Cooper and Blaine Crosley and
also having FUN was their teacher
Mrs Daniels
Hostesses assisting were Mines
Lloyd Needles. Pete Robinson
clifton Burns. Harry Thomas and
Homer Johnson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

Who 9iti h. crowned Toafers,
In' 1859 Queen - Hearts T-bru
AIRY z7tb II I'rotn ballroom f---
Adst.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

- cup milk
tablespoons sliced stuffed oil
ives
can q TO s ouncesl salmon,
drained and talked
tablespoon lemon juice
METHOD Add packaged pre-.
cooked rice and aalt 20 boiling
water in saucepan Mix just 20
moisteu all rice Cover and remove
from heat Let stand 9 minutes
Then add ? tablespoons OF the
butter, mix lightly with = fork,
Meanwhile. mute celery in re,
naming tablespoons huttor 2
minutes. or uutu tender but not
brown Add soup, milk olives, sal,
mon and lemon juice heat thor
oughiy Place rice in casserole and
arrange salmon mixture over the
rice Bake IN moderate oven taTh
degrees ~ 10 minutes Makes 4
Go Is servings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

a tiny PINK feather hat was MARY
x Murmys fiattcring choier
bright orange iaco sheath with
matching feather hcadhand en-.
HANGED the charms 81 Aduanpc
Coleman while Barbara Rowan
was petite in q green print with
matching heels and Carolyp Smith
in helgo thrce quarter length
'irock and Lorna Nelson 81 rose
velvctccp made charming pictures
A black tacfeta skirt and black
vclvetevn top was Richellc Scs
sions lovely choice while Roe
Carter IN rose dress compliment
go with four large buttons Lcora
Myers in rcd sheath with white
net o,crslNrt and narhara Ofnccf
in white Jersey with rcd accrssor
tcs made equally as charming por
traits.
saudra Schoncld In ruso chem
Use sheath featuring dainty bow
In front. Paula Nevis IN nil
bounant white aktrt and black vel
veteen top, Paula McCutchran Ia
white chiffon sldr, with black
lace bodice Lcauna and Alberta
walton Va balloon dresses u silver
and purrle were an eve asihera
"a, the ball
Media Burnett chosc white
sheath accented with black san
dala Carol Mason was stunning In
black and pink balloon drosa
featuring y scoop neckluc en-
HANGED with a tiny pearl necklace
while Ruby Cmshshon was petite
in a beige creation oompnmontcd
with matching pumps and stole
jeanne Halbrook chose white
sheath with delicate light hlus
atrcaner down the back and rat
Davis was lovely IN blue, white
and grey plaid drepa featuring
plain white short sleeves with
which she were navy blue heels
The Young mcn hooking niave
and gallant IN their darl, suits
were Judge Dickson. stanford
stevens David nmoka Gilbert
Payne Charles Hickman Charles
Mcintosh, Ray Brown, Jerry Reed
MACK Mtlutuah Horace Rivers.
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Data M Chatter

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Go, an early morning
eau from delightful STATION and her brand new bphl
wishing happiness cver tried three person CONVERSE
ton long distance p got Of the fictitious name Tho
papers gave groom reporting the marriage
you know, likes 20 keep her private life private she
does her best 60 cooperate with the working press " M '
has the right 10 keep her private
Just Anyway the record the name the papers gave
Can't ten his real monker promise
Is a promis, tshades Of Marie Touo).
Judging by his sofess devotion TO her through
the years marriage Dakota explained about the sup
posed ixup license bureau The es,
cited groom forgot bring his divorce Contrary 10 what
was printed otherwise the clerk
Ind the necessary papers pnto
that chapter the fairy stories much hap
pness you land Zoe Doe and you live happily ever
Shaking Of weddings and such PEARL BAILEY ana her drum.
man LOUIS doing the bit for LOUIS brother
Henry recently Lucille DAbnsy This marks
he interraeiaI marriage in the family.
The Mrs Belson Is New York fashion designer
Academy Award winning actress GLORIA GRAHAM
Against The movie slated TO before the cameras Feb
Produced under Bsaontrs
independent HAIthEI SHELLEY WINTERS ROB
other OF Harry viii be Ia II too
chicks VIM bcnoanug the fact that they
dolls apparently beauty and money ISN'T eyes
thing sweepstakes Five 81 Hoysoods top beauty
queens quite time and
children teach daughter alone Their names - Lana
Turner Maeen oIIaa Kathryn Gay.on
and Dorothy cambridge
re prediction DIANE SANDS who plays ths college student
daughter play The Sun viii be- hailed
broadway critics her antics on stage Incidentally
Cagos causi critics when opened here last eo
Lorraine Hansboy pcnnod being welcomed into the
rank Of top psyrgh BY masterpiece Naturally
SIDNEY POTTER CLAUDIA RUBY DEE turned IN
sterling performance IVAN DIXON
brilliantly plays part the college student from Nigeria This
play should have long long ioooong run on Broadway
Hereten GEORGE RAFT IL trying 20 promote ARCHIE
MOOREsUGAF ROBINSON with Havana Castro cuba
COLE been oonnanaed perform
president ~ Brazil Apru IS r. the date the King viii
pear king swing be swinging back LIONEL
recently played before BRO Las Vegas
been by tbs for
prorurnce performances thsy
stand y without saying that h unhsard n
10 gambling which
worlds Iianp been offered than ESOo0Oo
aefsp me
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

Gene Moorc, Clarence Taylor,
Michael Richardson. Bobby Lewis.
Spencer smith. Freddie slcmmons
And Carl Ragan, Commodore
Odcn James Lawrence Alan
clark John stanley Melvin Boyd.
Ernic Wallace, iicrhy johnson. Joe
Young Carter Ellis. Jack Lyons.
and Charles Crutohnoid
when asked what the most thrill
tpg point Of her party was joy
replied. 'RraliEing what wonderful
parents and friends have and
knowing Il Was because ~ them
that | shalt never forge, my 10th
birthday
MIR Helen Allen and Joys par
ynt. Mr and Mrs Carter V ELLIS,
enjoyed the evening with the
young people
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20
Joy Ellis Feted
BY Parents Friends
Az Dinner Dance

A largV group 81 teen age
friends gathered On the beautiful
Mirror Room Of Hotel pyckman
on the evening % FRIDAY Ecbru-
AIRY q Go help lovely joy Ellis cele
hratc her 10th birthday az din-
ncr, dance given by her parcnta
A color scheme 81 green and gold
was carried out with tho tables
conferred with floral arrangements
OF yellow roses
JOY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Carter v, Elhs OF S7tA Third Az
is graciously received her guests
In true prinerss style in a stunning
AQUA balloon dreas which was en-
HANGED with tiny bows from The
waistliue To the hcmlinc ~ the
skirt She wore Cinderella glass
slippers With sparkling rhinestone
heels and a gilstoning tiara witch
cirrlod her head like crown
The evening began with a four
course dinner After dinncg The
beautifully guwncd young ladies'
and handsome Young gentlemen All
rose and sang with youthttl ferror
Happy iurthday" to the hunoree
Dancing occupied their Sttrn-
ton Tor the remainder " the even.
| nr The reflections Of the guests
frum the huge mirrors covering
all ~ the wallis Of the room spark
led az the lights were dhnmcd and
the dancing began led by JOY and
her father After giving the honor
Of the next dance 10 her Younger
brother Carter the hanorcc began
accepting dances from her other
guests
Al 40 80 pm a hush zen over
the group as a voice announced
over the microphono the Wis
dams local ainging group who
began to sing 'slxtcen Candies
Ian joys honor as the crowd gath
cred around large ucrod birth.
dav cake decorated "a yellow ana
green and spariSlinE with 10 hEm
Cd candies and enjoyed cake aud
punch as the 'wisdomH continued
their renditions 81 many avor''r
asloctions The npgots aic Jerry
Reed Gene Moore Horace Rivers
ana RAY THROWN
A hiFhuRht came with the open
/ ing VI the many beautifully wrap
ped gina presented by joFs
friends suddenly the clock struck
twelve and everyone realized thh'
| The Cinderella nall was over and
~ they departed told Joy what
wonderful time thoy had cNpei
fenced
The girls beautiful IN THEFT
sent formal attire floatod through
the evening Joys sister Nan wa
picture 81 loyclinosa an q rWl
mint green SCENT formal froch en-
HANGED with tiers Of taitcia an'
dainty white sandals
Patricia gcwaom WAS chafmine
| in black and pink balloon dreni
ldramatisod with . huge pink tlowei
and a black imported shawl Whil'
| Encatine shhcklcford chaae
white lace sheath arcoaaoricd viii
rhinestone iowclry to match an'
rhinostano and clear sandals
Itnsrmario Lawrence was lovely II
q soft blue print with rounded
necklino aud Sheriff. Shorty wa
outstanding IN blue and white
balloon sheath acrentuhted with 4
blue velvet bow
a pink lncc sheath accented witl
3
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

turned home from St Augustine,
Fla. where she visited her mother.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Floyd and other rela
tives and friends Mrs Smith was
the recipient OF numerous social
courtesies including sightseeing
dinners. lIncheons ard a highpoiut
Of her visit was when she was a
guest at the Kappa's Black and
White Formal dancing party held
in Jacksonville, Fla, and the many
other eourtesies made her trip a
very pleasant experience,
HospltaIized: Mrs Leonard T,
Green, 2s25 27th Av S. is pa
tent in Fairyiew hospital She en-
tered Monday February 8, for
treatment and rest
Jolly 10 Club. Mrs Allie Wilson.
37f9 Fourth Av S was hostess to
the jolly IS Club OF St Peters
AME church on February 5 Fol
lowing the business transaction
social hour and refreshments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

Don't ask your newsb0y 10 come
hack for his money when he de-
nvers your paper. Keep the money
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

In 1891 the Navy installed the
nrst radio set In the white House
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

Turn the tables and let the family make dinner for change
And they find how very easy be prepare they
won Z mind one bit
Salmon Rice Casserole is perfect example of easy meal
preparations because the packaged precooked variety of
used which ready just five minutes The fixing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MN>rArolIs BIRTHDAYS

Feh u l. c Lcwrette. s6oa
Clinton Az, Mrs John Crenxhaw.
Sl27 n James Av Mrs Hattie
Gross. 1920 18th Av n, William
orcl North, sa22 Fourth Az s
Feb ~ willis Gates, s9i3 Sec
end Az $ Judgr Howard 1. Ben
nett SToo THIRD Az 3; Martin
imnsborger ASS Fourth Az s.
Wilson HALEY. Sys4 Fourth Az $.
Fcb % Mrs Jennie GrissaIn.
SsA " IS So simpson Sartiu 2aoa
Hfh Av s ranya Leigh Grcs.
ham. caiRe White 5io 18TH Az $
Feb "a Mrs r n Cater Sa2t
CLINTON Az Mrs Rculah NJ Cob.
non, poi Fourth 81 3; nity Glenn
Hardy 62a Girard Az " Travis
Bailey III. 1905 Fourth Az $
Feb ~ Mrs RAY Frazier i'il
Fourth Az y
Feb "a Abort Larson tale N
Penn Az Mrs Leroy Hall 2a2o
Fourth Az s. Lawrence Leroy
Anderson s6sg Smelling Az VA
lue u Haic. S6b2 clinton Az Mrs
Vernon Young sase Firth Az 81
Jean Marie House. iAiA $ Seventh
( 81 Richard Hall 4o2t Firth Az
IS Denise Marie Lowe all y ~
st
Feb ~ Mrs Jerry slsson SS2s
. Portland Az Rosailnd Louise
Freeman 1909 18th Az y DIN
1 carlos smith 1901 Bryant Az n
out a Town HIHTiIDANS
{ Frh 70 \ v Wingneld. DC.
|troit Mich
I Feb 70 Rosetta Barker Jam
aiea. n Y
rch ~ Clyde Cooley Cleveland
I Ohio
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

were enjoyed The February Is
meeting VIII be at the home Of
Mrs Lola Buford, ASST Portland
Az.
Out OF Hospital: Mr. Don la
Fauoette 1886 Clinton Av. return
ed home Tuesday February II,
from University hospital where he
had been a patient Tor one week
after suffering slight heart at
tack on February 9
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20

wrDDING ANSivERsARIEs
AINNTAPOIIs
peb ~ NJ ard Mrs Pet" Bsi
aoil 1913 ifth ~ n Is years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20
wEDDIS0 AssryEHsARfEs
ST PAUL

gT PAUL
Feb "a Mrs ar5 Mrs. william
white 77a Rondo A. ~ years
Feb ~ w ami Mr. william
Codst,e sss Dayton ~ 30 years
VI and Mrs. Hayward iio1gs co.
ggiehart Az nYs Year,
Pab a NJ ard Mr. Hayward
Ysrap eas ~ Anthony ~ ~
eara VI ar9 Mrs. Eugene il~g1s.
80 fgishart ~ - ysHrs
ou,-of Tmsu ASSIvTHsAHiEs
~ PAU
Ysb n ~ sn1 Wfa l1fr Efb
awn Seattle wash ~ yrafE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20
out q Town BIRTHDAYS
~ raw. BIRTHDAYS


Feb n Mrs Harry $ Brown
7a7 rrlchart Az Mrs a ) Todd
ss2 Roudo Az
Web ~ Mrs Alma Goodrich
pps Rondo Az James walker
7ss 81 Anthony Az Mrs W'lliam
Rmvboy 5ys Roudo Az Mrs Eu'a
Watson 776 50 Anthony Az Mrs
Manuel Mason 6at Rondo Az
Johnny Elbert Harrison aea igio.
hart Az George Price. thi Rnndo
Az Nc James Little 800 RondA
Az Mrs Edward Reed 752 Car.
roll Az; Mr. tlayard Parker oNa
w Central Az Mrs , Y hos'n.
sloom esi W Central Az Mrs
Archie Anderson $50 Rondo Az
Mrs Henry johnson tb2 igiehnrt
Z Az
Feb ~ n waiter Coins jr
/ toA7 Rose Av Fletcher a7a iglo.
hart ~. Eugene price 7pd Ron
do Az Dorothy Mockabeo WI
7 "a Anthony Az James Coleman
pla Marshall Az
Feb "a John v iawrcnc" Si7
I Igiohnrt Az Dorothy l. shaVorH'
AGO st Albans. Erie Wood ets
Iplehart Az Mr. Henry Johnson.
77b 1T Anthony Av Mrs Hay
ward Parker. ga5 W Central Az
nr Charles Taylor 5e7 Rondo
Nv. Michael Allen nm s5s Car
roll Az Rose Ann Avery. Ta2 Car.
roll Az William v walker lss
iE Fairfeid Az Gregory Leland
Land bs7 w Central Az
/ Feb n Brock y Reynolds 3if
" Avon Lloyd Chester su'heriin.
go ~ Anthony Az. Marx steven
Pills 743 Carroll Az Moses Wal
lace. ss2 Fiul, ~ Mrs Samuel
I johnson. g7i IRlshhr' Az John
W Davis soe Rondo ~ liar
rott o'Neal. TAG Carroll Az VIII
liam y Bniey. 7A3 Rondo ~
Fcb 20 Mrs Mcrla Bell 'i2
81 Anthony ~ Mrs Arthur
makey 7os 81 Anthony Az Mrs
sue x Hodge gsg " Central Az
Feh n Mrs James hoekabe"
g27 s., Anthony Az Mrs claude
nrown. tti e, Anthony ~ Ms,
Iuiiua acfsSal. sts - Anthony
Az Mics Johnnie Lewis 49i Far.
ungton Az Mrs Alma Freeman.
ss7 igishar Az Chcryi Eiiens
n1iqaa s70 " Central ~ elaine
susan ThuTp,dn CITY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-20
Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS z

Club Hostess: Mrs Dorothy Roberts 200 43 St viii be
hostess 10 Usher Board No of 81 Peters AAE church 80
the afternoon Sunday February % At the previous meeting
Sunday January 20, Mrs Tmma Leah Ress
her home 362s Fourth Ay At the conclusion the
session, tasty refreshments served by the hostess
Back Home: Mrs Gloria smith % W 80 ST. recently re-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-27
COVERING ''''''iIs,ll'Ns'l,;,' SPORTS SPORTS


PROUD or EN- The unrvseryed praise ~ course Is for rnnes
state basketball NIA
recently winning
championship victory
Tigers hy scoring
record with 1914 wdewash Illinois Normal the quarter
and topped BY four points the l2aod u mark OF 81 set hy
college Tigers
NAIA history title three Maybe
Tigers went all out 70 demonstrate tournament senes
Guiding this scribe that really The small college
Meanwhile top player by
coaches Which
play a big fully recognized congratua
tons galore for the entire crew,
PRopIEsY TRUE wars ago when while Jones
Of Northwestern university playing AAu bali Chicago
Comets eoiumn then public relations
predicted Willie would one day be acclaimed Of the games
players The Bird thought had tremendous potential
Recent events have the prediction
OF the Cats isos5s selected
Ruc points average points per
but brilliant a payn.aker Junior
student he " given good chance getting the MI cptn
season
HEADING THE BILL Olympic champ Calhoun being
billed headline attraction for the Chicago Daily Relays
comes Mar 20 In the early billing least sharing
equal prominence with miller Ron Delaney
popular guy here Off the
BATTLE WORDS II would be interesting to sec who win out,
talk whom prcfght bahoo should
Moore make their proposed
showdown Robinson glib
s remember the campaign Arch ench heavyweight
title bout with Rocky mareiano few years
SAD LESSON day pzenehers learn from the
experiences Of the
broke amassng ring Fighters should no,
only spending wildly quit leaving everything
up to manager Frankly, downright
how foolish and mentally lazy the pugs concerning
their financial and other affairs Recently top ranking fighter
interviewed following bout Chicago Among things he
casually asked about he married soon
Replied the gigging pug. That's mp 10 my manager"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-27
NV. Bell Phone
Company Adds
New Office Nome

Northwestern Ben Telephone
Company has added a new central
office name rEaeral IN
Minneapolis 90 pave the way Cor
new telephone service 10 be ~
fered sometime In the future to
business FIRMS having large priv.
ate switoheoaraS
g n 0ietson, division manager.
said that Federal numbers are
now heing assigned Go new Gus
toners IN the Franklin central
office which serves southeast Mias
ncapohs The balance Of the pres
upt Franklin number win b.
changed 60 Ffderal 1 in the new
Minneapolis telephone directory
next January
GictEcu explained that the
changing Of FR 60 PIE ! Is nee
rsSary, because of technical rea
sons. 20 provide facilities for a
new Inward nlaiing service
which, Il is expected. win he in
sugura,ed sometime IN 1900 This
service win permit direc, dating
81 extension telephones in business
nrms without going through 4
switchboard operator
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-27

how deep-scntcd ~ the ignorance
Of many people white and colorcd
of the African continent and IS
people This is the same yicw most
Of the people o. The world had Of
Russia for years after the revolu
ton However, Soviet Russia and
Africa are vastly different In ldeol
ogy and the promise 81 the future
The conference Of Independent
African states held al Accra
Gbana West Africa April 1925.
1853 was q significant gathering
Eight countries were represented
Al this conference These countries
Ethiopia, Ghana Liberia, Idbya
Morocco sudan Tuuiaia and the
Arab Republic. form a board free
dom movement among biack poop
lee that viii n due time take first
place among modern nations
The unrest that IL soothing in
Africa today ia eloquent testimony
that the AFRICAN natives arc not
only tired q colon,aiism and the
rule u the white mar, bat that
these little people have resolved
10 get rid q their masters And
the Africans who are leading this
movement are highly trained com
petent and cultured men and WON
en-.
Africa Is the rest Of early civil
lzatiun n is land ~ virgin soil,
rich natural resources. Great man
power high ideals and tradition
IN early history which surpassed
anything known 10 man Tbs rea
son at thia IL not generally known
IS because historians have failed 70
DO an honest JOB in their field
The valley II the nile River IN
Egypt waE the seat ~ perhaps TIE
most ancient civilization In the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-27
SPORTS


he decided look
a campaign outstanding achievements
remarkable Robertson growing
college
the paS 90 produced aandoat performers
year
Rated virtual unanimous An ,erean on every sees,ous
led the University second straight Missouri
valley conference title and leading for colleges
Robertson avenged regular competition his ahuaton win
not be ready NcAA competition the
eliminated
Robertson selected Player az Year
me Junior Indianapolis picked player
OF the by the United Press and the sporting News
achievement BooEcr the strong
state ranked No the nation nooser third IN An,
American polls ended the season with the greatest scoring record in
history Of the Manhattan tanl institution lie considered
pro prospcc, amonr
Two others who moned strong AAmeroan recognition
Johnny Michigan great Hawkins
marhsmen Nolre Dame
mig
Green player n
Ten led the spartans 70 their outright Ton title he
highly rated HIS defensive aun reeounang ability
distinguished thceycar
broalung scoring points
the Metre Dame varsity lie ocap,an Of this
with ureon players contention for the
Bs vauablt player award Nj burton the Michigan
led the conference league Willie Mcewrahcr
the Purdue all time single standard with points
the nomakeru white Jones rated " the best defensive
performers the nation leading the Northwestern wildcats
highest standing Michigan
Bro,her TEAM cucl.
brother
major college basketball
Voos the hts alma
Nnos incidentally had the largest number
any major college Ramsey ardcn
Cunningham
Ramsey Tony jackson sensational sophomore players
Johns University picks tho Metropolitan New York alntar
Sanders tod with nf,h position
university up outstanding
Al Butler soored fn the
eagles history and Don a roboundinE
Back tho midwest Bobby the outstanding pay
FOR bradley Tho Peoria en- school nnahed
place IN the MVc and pushed Cnopnau right down o the wire
ths leading independents
ponnayyanana lin Mccoy and walter Man
who had the unonvabe fng ~
Wit Chamberlain Kansas Hoachcn Nebraska.
set single scoring record for the ConhnHkrra
the performers included
ucAl Wright outstanding rebounde
the College Pacific Larry pas who ted ~
the HcAA tournament Charlie Brown ssatsa
ms performer