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Evening star., 1960-04-07
THE GOLDEN YEARS
This Couple Regrets
Buying Plush Home

off to have fun while we sit
home in house slippers :"
A retired couple who put
a saddle on a $25,O00 house,
he says, are going to ride of
a financial cliff.
In the first place." he in
sistS, "a retired couple
doesn't need $25.0O0 worth of
brick and shingles. All those
trailer parks in the South
and all those cubby-hole
homes for retired people
prove that a couple past 65
does not need a baseball dia-
mond to rattle around in My
wife and I are living in one
third the floor space of our
$4,000 house.
In the second place, a
$25.000 house represents a
pile of money. AS an invest,
ment it's worth 500 a month
in income.
In the third place, a S25,-
600 home isn't free. My real
estate taxes at the moment
are $675 a year. They will
surely go higher. Added to
this is the insurance on (a)
the house itself and (b) the
furnishings.
And if you think you can
live in a $25,000 house and
not contribute to everything
from the Red Cross to the
Society for the Preservation
OF Blue Jays, you're kidding
yourselves.
Brother! What a sucker
you become when you show
affluence after you retire"
Who's Impressed
1t is Mr.. Bidwell's opinion,
belatedly. that the normal
retired couple doesn't have to
Evening star., 1960-04-07

motto is Don't fence me in"
I won't be pushed around.
I can't stand having some
jerk who doesn't know any,
thing tell me what to do. I
learn quickly and I don't
want anyone standing over
me.
I've had about a hundred
jobs. There's no future in
that. The only thing for me
is to go into business for my
self. I want to open a diner,
but I need help from my dad.
I want him to get a loan for
me as I haven't been able to
swing it. Dad refuses.
Mr.. E.D.-I've always said
the worst thing that ever
happened to Tom was to be
classified 4-F. He has a very
slight disability, but the serv-
ice wouldn't have him. II
like to see him have to take
orders from a tough top
sergeant.
That's water down the
drain, but Tom has to learn
that everyone has to knuckle
under to something or some
Evening star., 1960-04-07
A Cay Experiment. Over;
Rodio Day Set for Nay 10

Connie B. Gay. the Town
and Country impresario, re-
ports the success of a nine
months experiment-the opera
ton of WGAY-FM (99.5 mega
cycles as "the worlds only
country music station"
The station has now gone
commercial after refusing all
Evening star., 1960-04-07
FAMILY COUNCIL
Tom Loses
MonyJobs;
Rups Boss
THE PROBLEM

Tom Dad won't help
me with a loan.
Mr.. E. d. want to see
him get his comeuppance.
Evening star., 1960-04-07

one. You can't just ride
roughshod through life. May
be I'm mean, but I'd like to
see Tom get his comeuppance.
His mother is on his side
and she has been threatening
to use some of her own
money to help Tom.
Evening star., 1960-04-07

The Fomily Council consists Of O
Judge. psyehiotrist, three clergy
men, three editors and O women's
editor. Eoeh article is O summary
Of on octuol eose history. The
council reports on problems thot
hove been deoIt with by respon-
sible oeencies and counselors.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
THE DETAILS

Tom d. am % and sin
gle and my only problems are
job problems. I have no
trouble getting them, but I
do have trouble holding them,
The trouble is I'm the in
dependent type. I guess my
Evening star., 1960-04-07
THE COUNCILS VIEW

Mr.. E. D. appears to be on
the right track and we don't
think his desire to see his son
get his "comeuppance" is a
mean or malicious one. Tom
is an irritating character, but
we think his father is essen
TALLY interested in his well
fare.
Tom prides himself on his
strength of will and charac-
ter, but individuals like him
are really very weak. The
strong person doesn't feel
Evening star., 1960-04-07

Tomorrow: Mononueieosis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

Judge Hattiesbug Friday found an American
citizen guilty of of saying away,
judges
mocery judicial justice" doing dangerously
dprvng right speech granted
legal
remains the state Supreme Court possibly the United States
Supreme COurt-to decide.
contempt happen
ed be NAcP leader and fact that the located
white citizens violent antpathy that Negro
organization should little bearing the matter What relevant
the basic question Of whether citizen has the right outside the
confines of the courtroom question the findings Of court
right
be given quick trial contempt of court
leader For the floor of the Senate House
political the land countless editorials
Supreme Court Of the United States not only moes Of justice
and "subverve
writers ehorted their
the ruling going it is the duty Of all
white southerners to ignore the court"
Strangely none of these men and women have been hailed into
Jail for their uerances Despite what
only be termed extreme provocaO federal courts have responded
defiance Shaping fines prison sentences
their The inference plain These judges did
right public criticism should craled
matter how deeply might cut This certain belief basic
to democracy
enough Clyde
conviction Evers strongly protested be
whether justice not done We doubt that Evers really
either although would agree years
alleged matchmaking of the theft SIS worth of chick
feed nornaey But firmly maintain that citizen
has the right to protest whatever he conceves to be injustice
The district attorney IN e contempt case IN ms attempt 70 JUS
conviction said that freedom of the speech granted
the courts
protection say
be the and either apologize penalty
think before popping OFF about the nsu-
lions which protect freedom of speech"
But he was wrong Freedom of speech is not given by the courts
Constitution Any
would 80 miles to cua it is eading say ground
might times that popping off about the insu-
protect speech always path
nevertheless the hallmark that they pop
outde courtroom they fit point preaching
While longer feel safe speaking convictions pub
whether the Supreme Court circuit court other body
government institutions danger
The Delta pIss.) DemOcrat-Tmes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Letters TO The Editor
Lognl Rights o. Negro Citizen

Mr. Fitzpatrick famous newspaperman Virginia debate
with Dr. King the great
Identification indignation sgated wide scale IN the south
He credited the white Angxon doing very great deeds
it his keep uncontamnated and separate
Well indeed must admit the white great things
and don't forget to include the in nucar
world but type reasoning is as oumoded as
the ieec In modern medicine It's sheer mocey
and
enough
The Negroes have personally only legally
and nghtfW theirs through citizenship The
schools; fairness equality employment;
right to live unolested
when criticism indicated The rights Indigenous the
States for all citizens
people forced to socially
Either believe the Constitution
white" claim citizenship
laSV-abiding mhabitant
It's time great compassion. 1885, 65
and it's time the
Orleans Simply it's
time to start acting intelligent aduts-wayne
angO Colorado.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Charlie Horn A Most Useful citizen

D. minneapolis heV1eWD
reappontment Minneapolis Housing
and Redevpment Authority Mayor Peterson and its affirming by
the City Council reward valuable service TO all the people, well
rendered
work this Authority something great value to
the Minneapolis 1t work which Charles Horn has
been q leader.
Structures
difficult obtain decent housing that Is within their
public service which cannot be estimated
Commission which been a leader
only to those who rent apartments but to business
the city that finds the saving rent previously spent for exoant
the Housing
spent
ployment
Cooperating closely with Mr. Horn the splendid
Commission Secretary John Baen Of the
devotion vicinity
commendabe finds expression presenting
City the adjacent city AnOa and gifts college
institutions Of learning very substantial amounts
Despite the amount of private business
always ready aid advise
benefit his Judgment whether they be those struggling
degree
publicity notorety
his endeayOs life work
natural
follow adage
"Iet him who would be first b the servant Of an win
be matter Of encouragement TO the enrs vicinity and to those who
win benefit most the aging and those VINO limited
they epend for living quarters that Charlie
pointed to the Commission which he has done
work
Although receiving pubeity may be rightly dsS-
Ignated a. one Of this areas most useful citizens
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

During the election campaign people including Republicans
opinion the COP should
ming president and for president
Lodge Nixon the presidency He did when he said that
Nixon would Negro to the cabinet
10 imply that Negro should not be named
Lodges motives were good He right In his desires
himself the position Of prng TO be right rather than vice
president he II neither.
little question that Lodges Nixon
enough
such Lodge certainly should Numbered Yet
that nOhener might hustle
q tough political campaign-waseoa Journal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Freeman Given Tough Job

Although for his sake could have L
Freeman portfolio cabinet
agriculture secretazh sn happy pleased Kennedy
appointed
seems almost shame to burden young
vigorous with the
is leaving on the doorstep Of the Annnesotan.
Freeman has worked hard governor
hoped he would job quite
is today We felt entitled job
.
However, it be Orv1e -
II this h true he has a job cut out for him.
This pleased that Freeman Nnnesotan
been IN the front ranks Of the fighters
incoming figure from
Minnesota outstanding
h good for the individual and the state itself.
We congratulate Presdentect
all who made the appointment possible
We win be pulling to pull Of
s Of difficulties and believe imagination
and dedication tit done
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
SIT-IN DEMONSTRATORS EXPERIENCE MIXED
REACTIONS IN NUMBER OF CITIES

Sitn demonstrators
their efforts to end discrimination at lunch public
places
st Louis Ill CORE members were served at GUS Grill
where only the week before 70 had been
demonstration.
Mayor interviewed after the ar
owner Riley that under Illinois law restaurant
cannot refuse to serve Negroes
Hartsfd convicted of sribut-
ing leaflets without license Court
The two Robert Williams 500 by
Judge Williams Atty Fnney
appeal the case
Nashville Tenn Negro students ATTEMPTED tins last s AGAIN
ct Anckeys restaurant & W
James Beve Baptist Theological seminary
said about IA students attempted to enter e
by the door pushed out again Immediately
At the W. Bev said group admittance
by guard at the door They
leaving
Sumter college were fined
500 by Recorder Ramon Schwartz pickeng
store Ernest Fnney attorney Immediately
Of appeal and posted $500 appeal bond for them.
Recorder Schwartz told meeting
Council of Sumter that the Citizens Council should have been
not five years but 20 years ago.
Five others arrested while they earlier
ready have been convicted and given 30 day prison
800 They too have appealed and the together
in February.
store where sitns
touched off racial violence summer counter
the interest of public safety last week when 10
service.
Austin bomb exploded a group of
university students discussing tegraon police
started a
The blast occurred few feet from the room in which the university
religious council was discussing negratOn of restaurants
Lexington KY Breach of the Peace charges against willis Lee
vice chairman of Lexington CORE thrown by Prosecuting
Attorney AIaloney
The night before Lee was arrested by Police Captain pdy bs
leading nterraca
Lexington part schne
Of
The CORE interpreted white Negro in
line waiting Negro whites re-
fused to their tickets until he
police Captain Pdy ordered the
n complaints from customers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Millions We're Disappointed In
DawsOn's Rejection of Cabinet Post

disappointed when Congressman WI
l. turned down Presidenec John KEN
nedys invitation to join the
DawsOns declnatiOn Negro of the
nations population which had hoped that
member Of the which the balance
possible Kennedys election to the Presidency
The hopes Of millions rode Kennedy ap
point Negro and the decision the accept reject
Kennedy expectations offering job Negro but
his choices refusal to accept the
While could not be claimed that
the unqualified choice all Negroes of the U.s.
position cabinet known he was the only
e group Were Wiling TO forget any misVngs they had about
Dawson because in the cabinet he symbol
Negro could expect the coming the political
ment
National Negro party ress in not hav-
ing ready and available the
cabinet material While political power
of heavily enenched who
have the ability to anybodys
ready sagacy of these Negroes in the
party who active in the Kennedy victory.
The suggestion that Dawson would difficulty
Is wen liked by members both Congress
popular with southern Congressman
suspect among Negroes
been that in Congress- to be useful constituents
along with those with get support Legislation
roughly of the 6s7 members Daw-
son has always felt getting along important welfare
Of the group.
criticised leadership in his Chicago district which Chi
daily used editorial suggested appoint
en the type leadership in most large cities north
type leadership any with
undepeged populations by prejudice
parts
leadership designed constituency
To blame Dawson for all of the Ills which act the
sOutde just much hogash Chicago power
Illinois politics the the Ed wnghts
Dawsons
rejection post
attack the Chicago'
CHIEF Republican philosophy and supported
Dawson any
Congressman good
post say
nedy Dawson
ing Negro the cabinet give people
indeed the nations prestige Whatever the sorry
not take the post and that political leadership thu
Democratic another
ability and influence TO offer substitute
could be said without question any
promotion including post
five presidential
Negro support with political
gacy learned the hard from
able to the Democratic Of which
yea This political sGvvy would good member
Of the Kennedy cabinet
As Postmaster General he would position
the legitimate rights Of thousands Negro postal gh
which largely ignored In many
f1md Of a President
Mormon the Cabinet Catholics
US Court it's about time Americas most raca
minority had representation IN top government"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
slruutlon Shocking n LOuislunu

Editor In nation founded the principle
situation presently existing Louisiana shocking
comprehend the actions fellow
freedom
lives to escape persecution
hypoctcal for who claims he believes
hood Of think himself
peciay rspecter of per
But In nation he that feareh righteous
accepted Examining
does not make him her less lOvab does make
respectable.
The Constitution the United States upholds equality
guarantees
breath
practice prejudice?
The entire world looking nation
God ndiviSbe with liberty justice
brotherhood M Weller
Onia, Nd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

specialist Robert stolar delegates
Medical Association meeting Washington that his experiments had
drug that could make colOred people white
Used ointment the drug known monobenzl either Of
hydroqunone admitted the process
announced with apparent note Of regret that he had
persons interested becoming
stolars plight has sympathy and also suggestion
increasing Importance world affairs Of the emerging
nations Africa experiment reversing present
results Of concoction
We can years
market white find
economically socially profitable to remain sBatimOre Afro
American
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
No Passenaars7
Towns and citiea

Towns and cities along the Mauee Road from Minneapolis
Seattle going TO take kindly companys petition TO
eliminate last passenger daily oympian
Hawatha streamlnerS
The unexpected action by the Milwaukee shock
residents along the 1900 miles
and Seattle Ts wants to operate strictly freight
along this routa
Public convenience and necessity would the
Interstate Commerce. Commission should permit railroad
discontinue passenger servca-AIOntivideo News
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Purely conieetura
CoTnmenfafora 7

Commentators and pndts the
In the dOwu after the national election omny
whether Predenect Kennedy receed people
Being elected president by the voters nation
peculiar system used BY this country ncs its inception
mandate that candidate requires CANDIDATE aa
caEy has received mandate from the electorate uons
future policies basd plurality are purely IN
the field Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Valley NswA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

wipes vesge imaginary superiority
dark skinned Negro? rr' > W. 5lss#t t.'~ ~ r.
readily terribly easy Northerner
prescribe the South its travail indignation
would
faced with similar situation But admire others
the situation impossible that there calm
ground between embatted points
Methodist minister Drawing picket
lines said he showed poor judgment"
Yes-Rev Lloyd Foreman probably did show Judgment
forfeited his future the south perhaps foolish
did judgment probably did did the disciples
the early Chas fools because they turned
their back the right thing and threw security friendship
their ves stand called
ridiculous
Perhaps whether all agree with his not and
minister modern counterpart
of the " Christians who accepted persecution with their
and who went into ampheae to be to bits the
make the They died for that in
which they believed
there beautiful inspiration to be found in the ugness
of New Orleans picket lines the thought of Rev.
enduring Geamane with companion his
side He did not walk alone morning Catholic priest Rev.
Methodist minister his
Bastard Communist, Niger
We not asking suggesting that southern friends
their views But the technique they puces the
decided against their
They should remember that the passive resistance Of Ghand
brought the mighty British Empire to its es in surrender Violence
wins the ultimate uctorROck County Iinn sareEad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

There is but one straight
road to success, and that
Is merit. The man who is
successful is the man who
Is useful. Capacity never
lacks opportunity. 1t can
not remain undiscovered,
because it Is sought by too
many anxious to use it.-wiIliam
Bourke Cochran.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
DR. Y-POINTS
BY ERRED GRAM

The Respectable People of New Orleans begun support
cation They minister
and three children safely
the Civic Leaders,
official e0paners things explain
tronc brains gofd calling the election
not asked the right questions So Is longer matter
adjusting ressOrs choes potenomees
question of who gets brainashed quesoners
questioned
Kremln repudia-
ton by the American policy
not radioactive shame that behind the
not vote?
The of the onepar since the election must
editorial writer's
takes team to do piece anything Kennedy does the Oner
who the old oneto the nener who writes the
other hand the professional
of finishes complex bwlder-
betoolness 4
The American Medical Association finish fight whatever
the Kennedy health might turn out to be disturbing side
effect the mounting public suspicion that the doctors practice me
cine with the reckless abandon that they practice politics
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

the year when there is much reading done
True that the womenfo the ads Christmas buying
generally there much activity in the purchasing wrapping
takes a
Circulation managers newspapers large small are apt to
see circulation decline the during holiday
especially in the IS days prior to the holiday
One of the taOns past days blasting
known in the every singer
male or female and old has song
1t all adds the dreary
everybody tired OF hearing Christmas music
ing almost Of right after THANKSGIVING
and time expect some choir
singing Silent Night far this happened yet expect
it momentariy.
suppose is the fact that the record
industry has to sell Christmas
This means that all Of the hit expected July
earlier to Chsmasy Crosby
and Nat King Cole popular tunes that have
remained popular year memory not play w
false crosbys hit White Christmas"
The Christmas novelty like
the one about Rudolph Nosed Reindeer"
pleased with the Holiday
SCHOOL BULLETIN Of the Minneapolis
OF four youngsters and the inspiring
Holiday message to the pupils teachers
1t was most pleasant task that satisfy
ing.
Northwestern Bells Christmas edition with beautiful cover VIM.
honey Twin city Limos Christmas message unique
message which could be framed pondered
MERIT
straight
Is merit The is
successful is the
is useful Capacity
opportunity. can
undiscovered
because it is sought by
many o Us it-Winam
Bourke Cochran.
May again read
these words and all the others of Gods children wherever they
be with an added for those who
us.-Cecn Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

May again the
these words and all the others
with added
u.s. Newman
, 1960-04-16
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OFFICIALS

Judge. Felix Francis -Guave J@ Edgar Isles ShrmE Henry Nehmpp - Fh Thmas.
& CLERK COTS Scale. John Stevens PamkS Stewards EmanSC christian G. Luz James Sam Manas
Stewards Eeaur RMmb Winthrop Hector Leonard Rogers James Brewster
oundG. Misses Linda Edn and Theresa nKay . ..
smmAnepe: owen T. Shng
n. Anmncu Senator Ron de Lo @..
, 1960-04-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-27

WI from assistant employe re-
lations chief to employe rela-
tons chief; Harry Hull from
personnel assistant to assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-27

elected. The present AFGE Sec
retary-treasurer is Mrs. Ester
johnson. who is a candidate
for reelection. Mr.. Walters has
the support of AFGE president
James Campbell. Mrs. johnson
says she has the support of the
majority of the Ages execu-
tive council.
So =
LABOR DEPARTMENT -
H. Stewart Potter, chief Of
printing OF the Labor Depart
ment, is retiring after Al years
of outstanding Government
service. He is the father of 1.
Lee Potter, the Virginia Re-
publican chairman.
y +
GPO CHANGES-S. Preston
Hipsley, personnel director of
the Government Printing Of
flee, has retired. Mr.. Hipsley
several months ago received the
agency'S top incentive award
for superior service. Succeeding
him as GPO personnel chief
will be Milton Havener, who
was assistant personnel direc-
tor.
Other GPO personnel
changes are as follows: Ernest
Mellor from chief of employee
relations section to assistant
personnel director; John Cru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-27
SALT LAKE FEELS
ALL-TIME HIGH
OF 707 DEGREES

SALT LAKE CITY (AP).
The temperature reached
an all-time high yesterday
in Salt Lake City-107 de-
grees.
More precisely. the
Weather Bureau thermom-
eter at the airport went up
to 1865 degrees, but the
bureau rounds of the read
ing to the nearest degree.
The previous record high
was 106, on July %, 1884
and July 81. 1881. More
precisely-106.4 in 1884 and
1857 in 1881.
Next highest reading on
record is 1854 on July "a,
1881. 1t reached 104.6 last
Wednesday and has been
100 or better for the last Is
days-except last Saturday
when it was only IS.