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Evening star., 1961-12-06

tico over the past three sea-
sons.
He was presented with a
trophy by Julian Whitestone of
the association, but then al
most lost it, for a few days at
least, to 1t. Gen. Edward w.
Snedeker, commandant of the
Marine Corps Schools.
Gen. Snedeker jokingly Sug-
gested that he hold the trophy
until Saturday night, after the
Missile Bowl game, and then
decide whether Maj. Over
gard should receive it or not.
However. the players doubted
that he'd lose it, anyhow, for
they think a victory over Fort
Eustis would be a most appro-
pirate going-away present.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
NOKEsvILLE-GAR-FIELD

Totals - J2 50 Totals oOl4 81
Halftime score: coils. Nokesville
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Moss to MANAGE

CHICAGO. Dec. 6 CAP).-
The Chicago White Sox yes
terday named Les Moss, form
er major league catcher for IL
seasons, as manager of their
Savannah (Ga.) club in the
Glass A South Atlantic League.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
High School
Basketball

GAMES TODAY
Chamberlain at Suitland. $3.50.
Surrattsville at DuVal, g.
Gaithersburg At GlenelE, 3:45.
woodward Prep at Bladensburg, 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
GOnEaga at Roosevelt, $3.50.
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CASH & CARRY
SAVIkGS-QUALlTY

HHnglnN Mon. thru Fri.
AII11k\. 7:3o AN. 10 $50
HUONOs Pm. Sot. 8 AN.
10 2 PM.
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Evening star., 1961-12-06
Teachers Nipped
By Delaware

DOVER, Del, Dec. 6 (Spe-
ciaD.-Dover State Teachers
Colleges basketball team edged
D. c. Teachers College of WASH
ington. 67-65, here last night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-17
Increase I'm Minnesota Negro
Formulation

period Minnesota popua
5s phenomenal of Negro des
here a year period.
big population in 40
although really began during the World War period
multiplied example like the Negro population the West
possibly heavy industry
large amounts Of un- skilled labor
especially Twin Cities where of this increase
well
sdeng the and urban south where
different and where the life of the
Negro tremendously portion of coming
with small difficulty
a noticeable petty among
newcomers
portunty difficulty fitting
the other hand families the
deep training incentive establish orderly lives
adjusted members of the community.
distributed
social the city welfare agencies and the
many of their attempt to
attract the
hospitality Kindness which
Minnesota people who while living their individual lives
others who here and
help socaled codness Mnnesotans largely
myth thought be GOODNESS towards faces is
actually proccupaon with working living and enjoying great
state and great communities
population viii continue and hope
give many headaches
community the
settling people individuals
seeking opportunities and who
good contributing the stable life of the
minority drfers hustlers and
petty usually seeking productive
or authorities This
with whether they welcome
not
happy settled Minnesota
persons life for themselves their children
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-17
A Second-rote Choice

The best that may be said about the naming Charles M
weher expormpo bank it is
political appointment This another the President
descended from the generally competence
zng his appontees political debt
wer by vote Of 81 1s
tons had been raised about his fitness for the post
These questions involved
socaton He told senate committee
racial segregation n Alabama He was cam
paign manager in 1850 for Rear
naval OFFICER who ran unuccesuy for
tanned considerable reputation ant-semeic racist views
More recently Merweher had political with grand
dragon Of the Ku Klux Khan
We do not believe in guilt perhaps some of his
senate critics oversrsed the Merethers
IN their eVauaon of him. But wholly associates
Merer energies whose chief qualification
import bank job political among southern
Democrats to get on the Kennedy wagon
washington correspondent of the writes
even the senators who supported the
ceded doubt about his competence N.Y. pointed
Merers lack of experience banking foreign policy and the
problems of export trade
Inc senate however was willing to let the discharge
political debt to this Alabama politician Job will involve
dealings with nations
point OF view that he espouses-NfnneapOns STAR.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-17


Editor President Kennedys strong executive order racial
discrimination in jobs by dealing with Federal
helps to strengthen democracy where weakest by making
racial justice nearly real 1t will
unce abroad with the majority the worlds population
nonhte (o this not doing
be right But Negroes
persuade
who have little interest in racial justice which
is the attitude of far too many whites.)
Kennedys order makes the existing provision against racial
elimination Federal requiring
their policy puts
vestgaon and the first steps in getting compliance
Department which thousands employees throughout
instead of leaving to the palty 80 which composed the
Contracts Committee under President
Department investigate
without waiting complaints directs
bring provision their
directs the Federal agencies hereafter with
a company until they prove a change in their policy
President really wants
having
President Eisen-
appointing the able Robert Weaver be head
Federal Housing Home Finance Agency shows that Kennedy
against racial discrimination
fails that Viewers
portion which would make him the
Negro Cabinet surely important the march
full civil this minority groupAfred
Baker Lewis 156 Fifth Ave, New York.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-17
Endorses crutie stund On Housing Bill

Editor applaud with endorsement of the letter
edition William Cratic urging unified backing of
housing bill presently being considered by the Minnesota State
legislature.
member of the board Of the Minnesota Council for Civil
of the inner circles of
beginning this years fair housing
struggle uiateral action at this time the
image impaired many of
people in ustfyng this action
example, the last Minneapolis Branch meeting
seriously wondering
involving insertion of the questionable
exception the bill 1t leads to seriously question those
concdng the authors
manty of the problem In other words
telling what's good enough for me-
seemed to be creeping in.
little doubt mind that nsistence weakening
exception the of the entire
Council Civil and Human Rights (nterraca inter-
group organization decision it felt
bill NO BILL AT ALL.
thing which think that must not unnoted the
Minnesota Council done state wide basis
the need for fair housing ega
ton.
bureau of rs trained speakers
the state