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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

ham, Jr., Karen and Teddie, Of
Winchester. spent Friday night
and Saturday with his parents
and then vert to CreWe to see
Mrs. Cunningham's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Parkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bryant, Of
Maryland, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chap Harvey.
Many or the route attended the
funeral services for Mrs. Tom
Harris, Wednesday morning in
Appomattox and the burial at
Pamplin.
Miss Aurelia Dillon, Miss Haw-
thorn and Mrs. Patsy Andrews,
of California. returned Monday to
| Washington, D. c.. after being
with their. relatives and friends
at Tranquility"
Several on the route will attend
the banquet and meeting at APP
pomattoX Wednesday night of the
visitation Of the Worthy Grand
Matron Of the Grand Chapter
Order Of the Eastern Star Of
Virginia.
| Mrs. Harry Martin and grand
daughter. Susan Martin, Of Rich
mond, left Monday for a visit
with Mrs Martins daughter
! Mrs. Dick Hill, and family in
Princeton, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Baker
and boys, of Washington, D. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps
. and little daughter, of Richmond
visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Baker, for the week
end.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maloney
took their four grandchildren as
far as Powhatan where Mrs
Guthrie NIaloney, of Richmond
met them The Maloneys were
guests of her cousin. Mrs. Henry
Dobbins. and Mr.. Dobbins. They
were joined by other relatives
ard celebrated the Dobbinses
birthdays on Wednesday.
Thre Rev and Mrs. H. l..
Reevs, Of Alabama. have been
visiting Or. and Mrs. C. H. Nc
Call and are calling on friends
in the neighborhood they made
during their stay of Is years as
minister in the Pamplin group of
Presbyterian churches.
Mrs. E T. Wilson. Of Rich
mond. was week end guest of
the E. N. Cunninghams.
Herbie Bradshaw, Of Durham,
N. c., has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
c. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Martin and
two daughters. Of Richmond
were guests Of the Tom billions
for the week end
Alton Turns and Booker Gun
bingham spent the week end al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12
Abilene

Aug. IL = We have had several
good rains. Everything looks
green and better but it has been
hot and humid and rain came
too late for some things, especi-
ally big ears of corn. Some gar
dens were badly burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald w. Mac
Afee and girls. Donna Ann and
Kathy Florien, of Alexandria,
were to come on July 80 to stay
with her mother, Mrs. Vival
Bagby. They were all packed and
ready to start. when Dom Ann
tlipped and fell on the cement
walk. She badly broke her right
elbow. They rushed her to Fort
Belvoir Hospital where she had
to stay l hope the little grand
daughter is improving and they
can come later.
Roland Harkleroad and Dewey
Larson and his son, Larry. spent
last week with his son, Roland C.
Harkleroad. and family here.
Mrs. Samuel NJ Franklin is
slowly improving in the South
side Hospital at Farmville. 1
hope she may soon be well
enough to come home.
Mrs. Dora Dixon. Mrs. Flor
ence Eggleston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Nelson, of Mt. Har
mony, visited Mrs. Florine
Bagby last Sunday. Mrs. Roland
Harkleroad visited there Tues
day. Other recent guests with
Mrs. Bagby were Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Franklin and family, Of
Manassas; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
F. Blakley. of Michigan. and
their daughter. jamie Sue, and
son. William; and Sergeant first
class John Thomas Franklin, of
Louisville. KY. and others.
Sgt. John Thomas Franklin
has returned to Louisville, KY,
after staying two weeks here
with his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. S. M. Franklin.
James Waddell has built a
five-room Wise cottage house,
where his nine-room colonial
home burned down last winter.
and they are moving in.
James Shrek has been quite
sick with humps. also, Bob Wad-
dell's boys, Richard and Gene,
had mumps but are improving
now.
Mrs. Edith Blakley, of Kala-
mazoO. Mich, is here with her
father, S. M. Franklin. They both
have spent the days for the past
two weeks with Mrs S. M
Franklin in Southside Hospital
Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs.
Martha Bailey, of Lexington, are
visiting their brother-in-law, John
Anderson. and sons this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Dobbins,
of Powhatan, were visitors there
with her brother, John Anderson,
Monday.
Mrs. Florence EggleStOn spent
last week with her brother. Lacy
Morton, and family in Nottaway
county near Crewe. She is now
with her sister. Mrs. Dora Dixon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Clarence H. Franklin and
two sons, of Pamplin, are visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Riegel. Of Emporia, for a
week.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
AuroMoBIlEs FOR SALE
tcoNflNUEDl ?

cHEyRoLET 80 2-dr. w/'6o Corr
vette eng: noor shift. Wv. sood
rubber loaded and primsred; best
Evening star., 1960-10-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED
/ WATERFRONT PROP. SALFI ri

A BUYER cash today or will sell.
rent forIyou. Pree appraisal. VIII
6-l070[ DICKEY'e. AP. 7-s0S0
A CAsA BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
WANT APPR0x. 10 ACRES. acces.
name, address, phone. Box 275-o,
Evening star., 1960-10-15
SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

FUN 16hOG
CITIES SERVICE OIL co. has
available for lease, modern,
well-eauipped high-volume station
IN the South Alexandria area;
station has good neighborhood
and transit volume and . shop
ping center nearby. We need o
high-caliber businessman, pref
-erably with some service station
experience; present volume neces-
states an investment Of at least
$4,000. For further information.
call Mr.. Hall, ia. 4-1100,. week
days; ewes. and week ends, Mr..
Turnbaugh. JE. 3-1S57.
TAVERN, SILVER SPRNG-Beer
and wine license: excel. ptzZa
business: established many years.
Owner forced to sell due to
health. Call Mr.. Stoehr, CHES-
TER KELLER W0oDM r
AGENCY CORP JU. 6-71OO, 3
til 9.
TEX sERV. STATION, s. Arl--
Owner moving. Small investment
for quick sale. For this excel, op-
portunity, call ia. 7-9620. 17e
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY in
washington for q registered
.eolored dentist. Box 125-Y, Star
Evening star., 1960-10-15

sTUDEBAKER la-ton pickup: top
HI. 9-5729.
1919 CHEVROLET panel truck
parts; 94-ton. IA. 2-653l.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

JLWbLkK SIUNE = EStabIished
business. matchmaker and equip;
IN one Of Washington newest and
busiest .sEssasi sxeel. loc. Write
Evening star., 1960-10-15
$4,995
Liberal Trade, Mr.. Gardner
ORUSIN MOTORS

7o4 W. BROAD. ?. c. JE. 1885
CADILLAC '55 white convert.
fully power equip, 4 new tires;
must sell. going overseas; S1,395.
JE. 3-36O6.
CADILLAC '54 conv.; p.b., p.s., It.
blue, very clean, excel. cond., A
600 mi, Wo. 6-4666. CLIO pm
CADILLAC 80 "62" series sedan
fully equipped, factory air con-
ditioned. LO. 7-4s41.
CADILLACS 1860, company ofiicial
cars; sold with new-car l2,000-
mile warranty and title: excep-
in today, open eYeninRs iii q.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

GROCERY STORE with complete
: stock and fixtures near Coral
AiIs; good business corner: beau
Llful living quarters on same
noor with basement that can be
sonysrted INTO apt; apt $4,000. Ii.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
FARMS

1000 acres; mostly
cleared, new fencing. many springs
and streamBi wonderful mountain
views, long road frontage In heart
Of Faucuier Co. Estate neighbor-
hood near new highway 66; best
investment In N. Va, at S96 per
acre. Phone upperyille, Va. 100.
GEN. WASHINGTON
STOPPED HEREl
Yes, Il is truel This Is the Oldest
brick residence in Loudoun Coun-
'ty, Va. Completely and authentic
ally restored, IT'S beauty. charm
and sHalIdeur are indeseribable!
Of beautiful land on the banks oi
the historic Potomac near Lees
burg. Includes the original maies-
tic winding staircase, priceless
chandeliers q ball room 20x4O,
and 8 fireplaces. The formal gar
dens comprised of hundreds OF
boxWoQds are truly EXQUISITE.
Priced at S125.00Q. Call Mr.
SAMUEL PARDOE, WO, 6-43S5,
FRANK 3. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7.l4l1.
PRINCE 0EORGEs COUNTY. close
70 D. c., nr Groom, Md. 1913
acres tobacco and cattle land. lge.
tobacco allotment. rich farm land
reas. priced. Ewes, Sat and Sun.
call Mr.. Smith, MA. 7-3541 with
M. PAUL lHANNAN 732 18th st.
NV. NE. S-4l00.
$50 ACRE cattle farm; 20 miles
D, c. in West virginia land fair
ssS ssS ot'S SSod -, bIdEs;, gs, . needs paint;
220 ACRES. level. some timber,
stream. Q real value. S26b per
acre Excl. FARM a. HOME REAL
~. RE. 6-s960. CY. 7-9606.
SO ACRE FARM D. c. side Of War
renton;.. mile Of frontage or
black top road: 4-bedrm, mod
farm house. Ice. family Kit. With
Arepl.,. IA baths, oil heat: eindeI
block barn and 90-ft. hog or cat
tie shed, almost new. Farm Is In
excel. eond.: S2S,960, terms. Cal
Mrs, Clarke 1856 or Mr.. Fline
CLARKE REALTY
Warrenton, Va. Phone 1856
Evening star., 1960-10-15
> CADILLAC go
COUPE DE WILLIE

Metallic blue with luxurious match.
ing interior, power steering, 6-way
seat, power brakes. elec. eye,
windows incl. vent with factory
air cond.; 5000 miles and spare
never used, This car owned and
driven by oflcial'S wife: will please
most discriminating buyer: S5. .4e5
value, our special
Evening star., 1960-10-15
SIAIlON
LOW INVESTMENT

siLa station % %sysiI. on % heavily % tfsyeled seveIeS
Route SO in Fairfax County, Va.
Because Of more than usual equip.
furn. by oil company this station
requires only 9 very modest cepi-
tai investment. Exper. desirable,
but paid training program avail.
for energetic responsible individ-
ual. Reasonable rent, particularly
for hrst few months. II interested,
call Mr.. HICKS, ia. 4-1100
, (weekdays). or WE. 1-0727 (eve-
nings and week endsl.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
COMMERCIAL GROUND
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

FIT. VALLEY - New 4-room and
bath cottage. 2 bedrooms, flre-
place, beamed ceilings, hot and
cold running water. central heat.
Almost 3 acres. Panoramic view.
S6,950. PETERS REALTY, Great
Falls. Va. PL. 9-2161.
TRACT 1-75 acres, partly cleared,
excel. mountain view, in good
hunting area, on hard-surfaced
highway 12 miles west of Win
chester, Va; priced $4,995, with
1895 down.
$50 acres, all wooded,
with large flowing spring, on top OF
North Mountain, is miles west
Of Winchester, adj. to game re-
serve: priced A,995, with S995
down.
$50 acres, all wooded.
camp site, on Hunting Ridge, 5
miles west Of Winchester; Sc
GUIDED; priced $2,995, with S295
down.
All the above properties, financed
BY owner on monthly payments Of
500. For appt., phone MO. 2-S42F.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
NEW STORE. in IA
YOU WILL PROFIT IN
= SHIRLEY PARK
SHOPPING CENTER

"a Broyhill-Built Deyelopment)
o, GLEBE RD. FRONTAGE, Arling-
ton. on Shirley pkwy. Center Of q
$4,000 high-class apt.-house resi-
Dental population Lge. new
GUNsToN JR. HIGH SCHOOL in
project. We plan to IMMED.
BUILD another group of stores
BETWEEN the lge. busy GIANT,
DRUG FAIR stores and q 40
LANE BOWLING CENTER to 60
in at same time. -
WE HAVE APPLICANTS for restau-
rant. beauty shop. barber ieweler.
pizza shop, etc,
THE AREA NEEDS: Variety store,
Dry cleaner, Self-service laundry,
Chtldren's teen-age center, Ladies'
wear, Shoe store. Radio-TV, Music
store, Appliance, Sporting goods,
Florists, Optician. Photo studio.
etc. Parking Al. Rentals and
layouts TO attract you
Please see. our DAVID GILBERT
Commercial dept).
The Broyhills
Realtors; 1910 Lee Hwy, Arlington
Evening star., 1960-10-15
STORES FOR RENT
NONIiNuEDl

STORES AND OFFICEs-Lge., fol
food dtstrib OF other purposes
Located on 4th bet. Fla. and N
Y. aves, ne. in Union Mkt. Term.
inal. II. $4,000
18th ST., above Columbia fd.-
Nov available, desirable location
for any retail business; heavy foot
trafne from major bus nnesi SI76
per mo, OWNER. NE. S-l130,
ewes. OIL. 2-4643.
I4th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
AppYox. 1bx45, heat furn., S1bO
MILTON =. RUPERT, DI. 7-5015
1925 GA. AVE. N.W.-LEe. air.
eond. store: 2 back rms, bsmt.;
suit. any type bus. TU. 2-0554.
18th 81. FRONTAGE near sprinI
I'd. valuable COMMERCIAL storl
presently occupied BY drugstore
can be used for any iC-1 purpose
Call for information. HO. 2-60fs
Evening star., 1960-10-15
The Broyhills

Realtors, 1910 Lee Hwy. Arlington
ia. 4-lSo0. Ewes, Sun. IA. 2-7S29
Evening star., 1960-10-15
FLORIDA PROPERTY

IN BEAUT. INDIAN LAKE ES-
TATES, 2la-acre adjoin. lots. High
elev.,. sect. 1873; $4,000 ea.. which
is below list value: less for cash.
Commitments necessitate sale.
OWNER, 67S. Ave. IL" Sc, Win
ter Haven, Fla.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED more lots, acreage or
farms In d. c. or nearby Mary
land.
KAY REALTY co. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-15
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

ARLINGTON BLVD. - Excel. 4.
bedrm. Cape Cod with bsmt., cor.
ner lot. Right on the blvd, Just
south Of Seven Corners. Sacri-
nee for $4,000; subject to COM
mercial coming. Z. ?. STEFFEY.
.JE. 4-0064.
$500 r. /. AVE. N.E.-2-story with
bsmt. on alley grade: air cond.;
ideal for store and ofiices or apis;
immediate possession. w. T, ALT
HOFF. NE. S-3966; residence,
VIII. 2-3O54.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT, 22nd ana
MINI. ave. s.e.; IS mo. For fur
ther information eail LU. 1-11l1.
ls34 18th ST. N.W.-Brick 2-story.
suitable for auto shop. upholster-
Ing, storage. RA. 3-7oel.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

DR. T Winston Cole, Sr.,
president Of Wiley College, leaves for
an educational tour of ten countries
in eastern and western Europe. He
will visit schools, colleges, theological
SeminarieS. and universities in Den
mark, Finland, Russia, Czechoslo-
vakia Germany Ttalv Switzerland
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prepare and rehearse a stage show
and carry the costs of all the people
involved in a major stage production
at the same time.
conservative estimate places the
cost figure at close to a cool quarter of
million dollars.
He passed up engagements in such
well-paying night spots as Chicago's
Chez Paree, Blinstrubs in Boston, the
COpa in New York and the Sands in
Las Vegas. A week S engagement in
any one of these would have brought
the young balladeer $4,000; a four
week engagement at the The Sands
could easily have brought 500, 90 with
out all the work, worry and anxiety
connected with nurturing new venture.
In order to satisfy his shrewd man
ayers lnslstenCe that he work only with
the best of everything, Johnny laid out
some astronomical salaries for inter-
nationally famed photographer Her
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BY Charles Leonard
ooddy-o Doyle
By Wesley Bell
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

CONTENTS
PACE
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

newspaper stories were circulated Stating that
Mrs. Jewel Strotford Rogers was q prominent
woman in COP circles. Who is Mrs Rogers
and what is her background?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

Question Box. z, Food. p Beouty Hints.
p Music WhirI. II.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

ST., Chicago 81. Illinois,
's'!i: 2
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SUTHERLAND
MRS. THELhAA HILL, MGR
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
LodfeFS Club To
Sponsor TdIkS

LoaferS Inc, will sponsor a SER
les Of talks by Twin City notables
on a variety Of vitality interesting
and timely subjects starting Sun
day, March ~, 1860 at 4 pm. at
Local SIC, corner Of Fisk and
Rondo AYES.
Loafers Civic committee COM
prised Of Earl MCGEE, Junius Pow
ell and John Stanley maintain that
in order for these talks to be a
success, they must receive the
wholehearted support Of the COM
munity.
Bee Baxter, popular emcee OF
Channel 2 TV program, when
Numbers Are People" and vice
president Of Productive Communi-
cations, ENC. Recording Corp
will be the first speaker. Her sub
ject will be, Nobody Grows From
the Top Down"
A question and answer period
win follow.
Light refreshments will be serv.
ed at the close Of the meeting.
Remember the date Sunday
March ~, at 4 pm. and the place
Local 516.
The public Is invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
improvement Group
To Hear DebGfe
On Charter Amend,

Gerald r. Dillon, former can
didate for mayor, and William e.
Cratic, member of the state Fair
Employment Practices Commits
sion, will debate the relative merits
of the proposed charter amend
ment (Which is scheduled to go
before the electorate June 7th),
at the monthly meeting Of the
Central Improvement Association.
This meeting will be held at Bry-
ant Jr. High School, Monday,
March 18th, at 1880 pm, in room
3O4.
Mr.. Dillon a prominent business
man has long been active in DFL
politics and Is co-chairInan Of
CIVIC (Charter Improvement Vol
unteer Information Committed
the organization which is promot-
ing the proposed charter revision
He will assume the position for
the affirmative.
Mr.. Cratic, who Is past presi-
dent Of the Minneapolis branch OF
the NAACP and the Minneapolis
Urban League, and currently q
member of the Board Of Directors
of the Minneapolis Urban League
has also been active in community
and civic affairs. Mr.. Cratic will
argue for the negative position
Discussion will follow this debate
to which the public IL invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
Urbdn League Guild
To Hear Talk On
MinoFifieS In Turkey

A Hamline University senior
win give a talk on minorities in
Turkey at the Urban League Guild
monthly meeting Monday, March
%, 1880 pm. at the downtown
YMCA, Nicollet at 18th.
Miss Charlotte Jirousek went to
Turkey under the sponsorship Of
SPAN (Student Project for Amity
Among Nations) last year. She
studied the Greek and Armenian
minority situation. During her
talk Miss Jirousek will show slides
and include questions and attitudes
she encountered about the minority
situation in America.
The public is invited to attend
this meeting. There is no admis-
sion charge. Mrs. Ruth Agar is
program chairman; Mrs. e. Black
well, Guild President.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
81. Poul Daughter
EIkS Observe
4Qfh Anniversary

A spirit Of congeniality and fei-
Iowship prevailed on Saturday ev-
ening, March 10, when Como
Temple No 12s celebrated its 10th
Anniversary. The gala affair was
held at the Ell1s Lodge Hall. SGT
st. Anthony Av.
Special guests were Mrs. Ida
Burrell Of Minnehaha Temple No.
129, grand district deputy; Edward
L. Boyd from Ames Lodge No.
1O6, grand district deputy; Mrs.
Elizabeth Briggs Davis, grand as
sistant directress Civil Liberties
and grand past daughter ruler;
Pascal Todd, Major general Jason
officer Of the commander-in-cfief
staff; Reuben Warren, exalted rul-
er Of Ames Lodge; James Thomas,
exalted ruler Of Gopher Lodge No.
105 and Mrs. Elizabeth Parker,
district deputy Of Como Temple.
Pascal Todd gave the address. A
program presented included vocal
selections by Mrs, Kelsey Whit
more, Mrs. Queen Esther Taylor,
chairman Of the social session,
Carl McDaniels and Johnnie Wat
ers.
Officers and members introduced
were Mines. Lear Howard, past
grand district deputy, Susia Tudos,
Rode Anderson, VaIly Turner and
Belinda Washington. A telegram
was sent to Mrs. Carrie Ailep,
South Bend, Ind, the only living
active charter member of Como
temple.
A complete turkey dinner was
served highlighted with a beautiful
anniversary cake, inscribed Como
Temple No. 12S, 40 Years"
The evening was enjoyed remin-
iscing and socializing.
Mrs. Beulah Cruze is daughter
ruler of Como Temple. Mrs. Edna
Bosley was mistress Of ceremonies.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
NAAcP In s..
Paul Launches
Member Drive

Addie c. Few, st. Paul NAACP
branch president announced this
week the 1860 membership cam
paign win be open at a mass men,
bership rally meeting to be held at
Pilgrim Baptist Church at 7:30
pm. Sunday, April 8.
DR.. John Morsell, Assistant to
the Executive Secretary Of the
National Association win be the
principal speaker.
DR.. Morsell il a native Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, where he was born In
1912 and whose public schools he
attended. DR.. MorSell completed
his undergraduate study at the
college of the City Of New York
from which he was graduated in
1884 cum laude and with election
to Phi Beta Kappa
He received the Master Of Arts
Degree in Social Legislation from
Columbia University In 1898, and
the DR.. of Philosophy Degree in
Sociology from the same institu-
ton in 1861.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
Twin CRY Council
Clubs Launches
NAACP Drive

The Twin City Council of Clubs
has advanced a vigorous inter
club campaign, aimed to stimulate
1907 NAACP membership Of its
affiliated clubs. These efforts are
timed to synchronize with the
yearly membership drives Of Twin
City Branches Of the NAACP.
Alfred Barnes, who is serving in
capacity Of coordinator for the
Council with the NAACP, and
Matthew Little, council President,
in announcing this drive, indicated
that planning calls for initiating
in each club, a concrete program
to ascertain each individual men,
Der being contacted.
Judging from the cooperation
the Council has received from its
affiliated club membership in the
past on matters Of this nature,
they are confident Of near 1908
response. Arrangements are being
made to present appropriate
awards to all 1908 clubs, Mr..
Barnes stated.
Never before In the history of
our nation has the need been
greater than it is today for all out
support in this crusade for full
citizenship as is now being so
courageously waged by the NAA-
CP," Little stated, in urging all
out support.
All clubs that have not been
contacted are urged to get in touch
with the President, NAACP Rep
resentative Barnes, or any officer
Of the Council to get the program
started in their clubs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25
Martin SGbo To Seek
DFL OK. For Sfufe
RepFeSenSufiN

representative SISt DIST.
Martin Sabo today announced
that he will seek the DFL endorse
ment for the State House Of Rep
resentatives from the thirty-first
Legislative district.
Mr.. Sabo is presently vice-chair-
man Of the Sixth Ward DFL Club
and first Wce-chairman of the Min.
nesota Young DFL. He is an honor
graduate Of Augsburg College in
the field Of history.
Mr.. Sabo is a member Of Local
113 and is presently employed al
Fairview Hospital. He resides al
2129 Riverside Ave.