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LEGISLATIVE RECORD

LEGISLATIVE RECORD 100.
This is the last opening session scheduled for April
under the legislation now on the books. Ina way April
IS a fitting time to start a new session. In the week or
two past, the houses Of worship in this Territory have
~sharpened our awareness that this is the time for a new
beginning. The Paschal Feast commentaries the time
that the Jews joyfully went out into the new world.
e ven though a desert, after liberation from bondage in
Egypt. The churches have prayed from the account in
the New Testament Of the resurrection of Christ. For all
of us there is occasion to recall ancient agony and the
symbol OF life starting anew.
What is the State of the Territory as we prepare
for the future? It is certainly not calamitous, as has been
depicted by people in Washington who do not know the
Islands.
Indeed we have made good progress under the Re
Vised Organic Act Of 1854.
am making available to the Legislature the report
OF activities in the past year presented in the end of
March by the heads of departments to Governor Mer-
win pursuant to his request Of March Is.
Insofar as those reports contain suggestions for le-
gislatlon you will undertand, of course, that they are not
offered as my legislative program. l have not had time
to consider these legislative recommendations. / merely
pass these reports along a material on the state of the.
Territory.
There is work to be done and detectives to be
sought if we are to carve out a rightful role in the New
Frontier Of our dynamic new leader, President John F.
Kennedy.
My broad detectives for the Virgin Islands have
been covered in the Inaugural Address | delivered on
April 5. However, / should like to emphasize the more
important and imperative goals on which you and |
must work Immediately. WE MUST:
a. Aid our people in gaining a home Of their own,
b. Expand and develop our tourist economy on a
year-round basis.
c. Diversity our economy.
d. Produce more Of the food items which we con-
sumo.
e. Improve the quality Of our education.
f. Provide a better garbage removal system.
6. Completely eliminate the nightsoil removal sys-
TEN. 4
Continued on Page ~
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St. Paul Woman SUrrenders
On Two Truffie Warronfs
Pays $50 In Fines

At 5:15 am, on January 16,
Edna v. Parker, 20, of 92s lyle
hart appeared at the st. Paul
public safety building on two traf-
fic warrants. The warrants were
for driving with no drivers license
and leaving the scene of an acct
dent. She was booked and placed
on the court tab.
In municipal court on January
IT she received a sentence Of $50
or five days on the no drivers
license charge and 500 or ten days
on the leaving the scene.
She paid the fines.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Landlord Tells Couple
He Won't Rent To
MauPo TanunfS

A Minneapolis apartment house
landlord told a young Negro couple
pointblank Thursday, Jan. IL, that
he wouldn't rent them an apart
ment because Of their race.
Lawrence Diclerson, address un-
known, the landlord according to
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hancock,
Jr, told the couple he didn't rent
his apartments to colored people.
The Hancocls who have been
paying $40 per month for their
present apartment noted the for
rent sign on the apartment build
ing at 320S Fourth Av. s. They
went in the building to inquire
about the vacancy and were shown
the apartment which was for rent
at $50 per month.
Later when the owner Mr.. Dick
erson was called he told them
fatty he did not rent to Negroes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Three Truffie Violations
Result In Eighty
Day Workhouse Term

st. Paul police officers Gordon
Bataglia and William Skaly stop
ped an auto driven by Howard c..
King, 81, of 500 Carroll about $40
pm. on January ii at Dale and
Rondo streets which resulted in a
workhouse term.
King was unable to produce a
drivers license as his had been re-
voked; an inspection of the car re-
vealed a half empty bottle of
whiskey under the drivers seat
which constituted an infraction for
having an open bottle in the car
At police headquarters a drlInko-
meter reading verified a drunken
driving charge.
In municipal court on January
16, King received 80 days for
drunken driving, As days for driv-
ing after revocation Of his license
and five days for violation of the
open bottle law.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
WAS HIS FACE REDr'

London, Ontario (ANP) - Rob-
ert Kaczmarek was embarrassed
last week WIN he put the cart be-
fore the horse at his wedding to
Rita McInnis, at First st. Andrews
United Church, whose pastor, Very
Rev. Angus Mcqueen, smiled be-
nignly as the happy couple ap-
preached the altar to the soft re-
frain Of Memberships Wedding
March.
But When the pastor asked
for the wedding ring and was
about to proceed with the cere-
mony, Robert paled, started rock
ing to and fro and almost tainted
when he realized he had forgotten
to get his Marriage License! Up.
S. A new date was set for the
wedding!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
KIdn Leader Urges 800
Members To Join Fight
AnninSk lnAaurrHinr

Jacksonville, Fla (ANP)-With
blazing cross in the background
Ku Klux Khan Imperial Wizard
William Lee Davis Of Macon, Or,
last week urged 300 fellow Klans-
men to organize a fight against
Indignation. No disorder was re-
ported as members from Florida,
Georgia, and other states rode
about Jacksonville's downtown
areas.
All Jacksonville city recreation
al facilities were recently desegre-
gated.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Almost About
thing
BY PERCY VILLA

tn other day we chatted briefly
with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey via
phone at his office at the State
office building in Washington
1t is our opinion that the newly
elected Senate whip, expects to be
a quieter man as a Kennedy
spokesman.
IN be just as liberal" he prom
ised. But I may have to give up
being so raspy about some of my
views"
The Senator knows that by join
ing the management of the Senate
he will sacrifice some of his pres
ent privileges, chief among which
is to talk at length on a number
of subjects.
But" he says bouncily, Il have
made mud pies and built dream
houses long enough. Now 1 want
to do something"
It is a known fact that most of
the liberal thinkers in the East
are Humphreys great admirers
and friends.
IT don't have to prove I'm a lib
eral. After 20 years Of sincere and
conscientious effort, there is moth
ing more I can do.
IT don't have to tell people ]
didn't sell out. I won't waste my
time talking to them If they think
that.
He expects to have a hand in
the policy making body for which
he will be rounding up support
around the Senate.
II will have an appointment
every Monday at the White House
with President Kennedy and
know that five minutes with the
President is worth five months or
the platform"
He feels confident that Mr.. Ken
nedy means what he says during
the recent months when Kennedy
was running for President
III give him the benefit Of the
doubt" said Humphrey. Il assume
he meant what he said in the cam
paign. If he does what he said h
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Milton Revue In
Third Week Ar
Key Club, MpIS.

The Roy Milton Revue, featur-
ing Mickey Champion, Blues and
ballad singer will be continued al
the Key Club for another week.
Milton and Mickey, together
with the Dobbie Twins have beer
very popular with Key Club pat
rons from the Twin Cities the past
three weeks according to Mel Bell.
man, club manager.
Doughty's Barbecue, open during
show hours will serve club patrons
while watching the show or after
the entertainment is over.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

mess has ranked the Belgians for
months.
The mother country's singularly
unenlightened colonial policies over
the years have paid off in the total
loss of the potentially rich African
colony.-The News, Miami.
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Pegs One Hundred Dollars
For Leaving The
Srana OF An AecidAn

On January 16, at IL am, Bryce
e. Mitchell, 80, Of 949 Iglehart
reported to officer Dorcey Eng
strom az he was wanted on a
warrant charging him with leav-
ing the scene Of an accident.
Mitchell appeared in st. Paul
municipal court on January IT and
received a sentence Of one hundred
dollars or ten days He paid the
fine.
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INSTRUCTIONS
MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED
WORK IN CIVIL SERVICE

No experience necessary, grammar
school education usually sufficient.
Train now for permanent jobs with
ecurity. Send name, address, phone
No. to: NATIONAL TRAINING
SERVICE BOX NO. MSR 25-3744
Fourth Ave. So, Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Named Building
INSPECTOR In Ohio

Inspector III Snto
Hamilton, Ohio CAMP - For
the first time in the history of But
Ter county a Negro has been named
by Republicans as one Of the three
building inspectors who will serve
under the newly-appointed building
and zone commissioner.
Allan Morgan, Jr., is the Negro
Appointee,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
APARTMENITS FoR RESr

2S6 NORTH OXFORD-Move right
in to a newly decorated four room
in nice appearing four
pick This apartment has a separ-
ate furnace so that you can con-
troll the heat to your liking. $50
per month with rent free until Feb.
/, 1861. FEE. 2-7501, Ii. 5-2276.
R-26
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME
62O PENN MO-

Vacant-Large stucco and brick
family home in top condition In
side and out. Main floor has living
room with fireplace, full dining
room, kitchen and breezeway. Sec
ond floor has 2 large bedrooms,
ceramic bath and kitchen with
private outside stairway. Ideal to
rent out small ldtchenette or
rooms. Beautiful oak woodwork
and floors. Full basement, gas
heat, combination windows. Ex-
cellent terms available, or trade.
Evans, Ia. 1924, or PA. 4-2011.
S-26
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Former 81. PaUI Woman Jailed
On Lewd Conduct Wurrunt

On January IS, Minneapolis po-
lice officers picked up Francille
Mckinney, %, of the Serville
Hotel, Minneapolis on a warrant
for the st. Paul police. Francille
was transported to st. Paul by
detective Earl Harken of the Nor
ais Division where she was booked,
charged with lewd conduct.
In st. Paul municipal court on
January IA, she received a 80 day
suspended sentence.
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MIN N EAPOLIS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

3647 SMELLING. $500 down any
one. Move right into this cozy fam
lily home with nice living room, din
ing room, two bedrooms, kitchen
and full bath. Basement with gas
heat, combination windows. Top
condition. $500 down-balance like
rent. No closing costs. Gittleman,
Ia. 1924. S-26
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500 DOWN

FOUR BEDROOM House. S19 EN-
erson North. Balance like rent.
Move tomorrow into this 4 bedroom
family home with dining room, hv-
ing room, kitchen and full bath
Balance like rent. Call Mr.. Mesken,
Ia. 1924. Ia. 2-0228. S-26
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EDDIE OWENS, 2S, HELD
ON LARCENY CHARGE

Arrested on suspicion of burglary
Eddie Givens, %, appeared in mum
icipal court on Jan. 10, 1861 and
the charge was changed to first
degree grand larceny and he Is be-
ing held for district court.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

cUrtiee Mccoy Wins Release
Curtice Mccoy, 10, of 279 Kent
who was arrested on suspicion of
burglary in st. Paul was released
on January 10 because of insuffic-
lent evidence for prosecution.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

The first u. s. railroad tunnel
was built near Johnstown, Pa, in
1888.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
BELGIANS RIOTS

Belgium's internal troubles are
an example of colonial chickens
coming home to roost.
The governments austerity ed
lets may have ignited the disorders
but the fact Is that the Congo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
APPOINTMENT OF ROBERT
WEAVER AS HOUSING CHIEF
THE PROPOSAL TO APPOINT
GEORGIA GOV. VANDIVER

Why was an outspoken segrega-
zionist of Mr.. Vandiver's ilk con-
sidered in the first place? Why
the telephone call, coming as it did
after the outraged reaction of
Democratic liberals? Was there
pressure from Georgia Senator
Russell and Congressman Vinson ?
Until the truth Is known, If ever,
it can only be assumed that the
woodworking Kennedy organiza-
ton did not operate very smoothly
when it came to one Of the most
important positions in the Penta-
gon.-The Journal, Winston-Salem,
NC,
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ST.. Paul
CLASSIFIED ~
ADS HAA
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WEST eide DUPLEX - 3O6 E.
Congress. 4 rooms up & down, full
baths, nice lot. Immediate posses
sion. $500 down. "GUDIM" CA.
1851. RITZ
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would do, I'll be his most enthusi-
astic cheer leader"
The Senator, who fought the
President-elect for the Democratic
nomination in Wisconsin and West
Virginia primaries, likes to think
he had something to do with the
upcoming legislative program.
Il think we hammered out the
Democratic platform in a hustle
and hustle of the campaign" he
said And I think I had something
to do with the development of Sen
ator Kennedy's liberalism. If I
differ on something basic, I'll just
have to step aside"
The new Humphrey preparing to
be his leaders loyal lieutenant in
the Senate is ready to do all that
is required to push the Kennedy
program through Congress. And he
thinks he knows how to go about
it.
Humphrey can out-think the vast
majority Of the Senate and they
appreciate his brilliance.
The Hennepin Avenue bus driv-
er has solved the problem of rides
who won't move to the rear of the
bus He yells out: All woman
over 40 and henpecked husbands
can stand in front of the bus No
trouble so far.
Promoter Jack Raleigh, the one
and only active man in the State
tried again the other night with a
show in St Paul.
Courageous Jack, says that he
will try again with a March 18th
show.
Now If the fighters in these
parts had as much courage, he'd
have no problem in having a good
attendance.
You figure 1t out. The wrestling
fan in the coolest weather will
stand in line to buy tickets. He is
convinced that the reason boxing
isn't doing so well is because its
matches are all pre-arranged and
a fake. The boxing fan, thinks
those that attend wrestling shows
are stupid
The Wrestling promoters in the
two Cities in many years haven't
had a losing week. While boxing in
many years haven't any success
You figure it out.
With income tax rearing-you
can expect countless jokes about
collector Uncle Sam. This one was
told to me the other day. A friend
who works at the Internal Rev.
enue Department says: I'VE re
ceived the following note:
II cheated on my income tax re.
turn two years ago and haven't
been able to sleep well since. Con,
sequenuy I'm enclosing a check
for 500 if I find I still can't SLEEP
I'll send you the balance"
Overheard at the Ames Lodge
Elk's Rest: Some people thinl
the only way to tighten their belt!
is to eat more!"
And Frankie Diamond overheard
columnist say it: Hey, that's I
hot item. must print it before
find out it isn't true!"
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Editorial Opinions
From The Daily
Notions Press
THE PLIGHT Of EAAARD
CHARLES

Where Charles money went even
he doesn't know. A big chunk was
lost in an ill-starred athletic club
venture. Taxes, of course, took
quite bite.
In the main, boxers and money
are only short-term acquaintance,
but the same might be said for
many other people who scarcely
know the difference between a
bedpost.-The Evening Bulletin,
Philadelphia.
INTEGRATION AT UNIVERSITY
OF GEORGIA
Louisiana, Virginia, Arkansas,
Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina
and Texas have desegregated state
universities. So Fridays court or
der for Georgia to join them Is not
unusual or unexpected.
To shut down the state universe
ty system Is unthinIkable. The legal
decision is made. Buck Murphy has
indicated the proper course for the
state now-not to violate but to
obey the law with calm dignity, as
it is being honored already in the
universities Of our seven sister
states in the South.-The COnstitu-
ton, Atlanta
Georgia is part of the Deep
South. But Georgia, on the face Of
1t, Is not dominated by the pre-
JUDGE that impels large islands
Of the Deep South to view the in
tegration Of public schools as the
end of the world. In its universities,
its big cities with their enlightened
newspapers, and manifestly in the
minds Of a large proportion of its
citizens, reason is winning domin-
ance over bias. And in the long
run that, rather than the law, will
solve the race problem.-The Sun
Times, Chicago.
APPOINTMENT OF ROBERT C,
WEAVER AS HOUSING CHIEF
When it comes to lending us
money for private construction, we
hope that appointment of Negro
administrator is not a signal for
discrimination against white Dor.
rowers.-The News and COuriOr
| CharIaSton So
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

1143 BRYANT NORTH. Want a
nice place to live? Here's a lower
duplex with three bedrooms, living
room, kitchen and full bath. Gas
heat, combination windows, newly
decorated. $40. Move right in.
Mesken. ia. 1924, ia. 2-0228.
S-26
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THIS LARGE three bedroom fam
lily home can be sold with a small
down payment or rented with OPP
ton. Drive by 5007 Humboldt
North. F'E. 1888, IA. 1-49OO.
S-26
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GIRL OR WOMAN. General house
work. Private room and bath. For
details please write Mrs. Roberts,
2720 Glenhurst, Minneapolis, MINI.
or call WA. 6-1869. S-26
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SIX ROOM house reasonable with
option to buy. IA. 4-4340. S-26
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1917 CHICAGO AVE. Four rooms
and bath $65 per month. ia. b
1924. S-26
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners. FEE. 5-1329
SIT
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FURNISHED, clean housekeeping
rooms. South location, reasonable.
FE. 5-1329. S-tf
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PIG 4TH AVE. so. Very large
five room and bath apartment.
Completely redecorated. Immediate
possession. SIS per month. ia. B.
1924. S-26
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900 LOGAN AVE. NORTH. Sleep
ing rooms by week or month. Very
reasonable. FIR. 1892 or see care
talSer. S-26
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3241 4TH AVE. SOUTH. Upper
two bedroom duplex. VIII redecor-
ate. WA. 6-2092. S-tf
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NEATLY FURNISHED rooms
for lady or couple. Call FIR. 4-561O
before $50 pm. S-tf
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The will of a Minneapolis man
which supposedly, specifically or
dered his funeral arranged by one
undertaken was not followed ac-
cording to a story told by some Of
his relatives. Blame for the re-
mains going to another undertaken
is being banded about town. Dis
pute between funeral directors over
who gets business" has always
been a rather distasteful business
in the opinion Of Bailie, and should
be halted for the sake of the repu-
tation of the funeral directing bus
mess, which should be a honorable
as well as lucrative profession
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

2428 4TH AVE. SOUTH. Private
bath apartment, furnished $40.
FEE. 9-5040. S-26
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1915 4TH STREET South. Lower
five room and bath apartment. $65
per month. Ia. 1924. S-26
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Overheard at the Ames Lodge
Elk's Rest: Some people think
the only way to tighten their belts
is to eat more!"
And Frankie Diamond overheard
a columnist say it: Hey, that's a
hot item. 1 must print it before
find out it isn't true!"
Evening star., 1961-11-10
Hexogon
Revue
Planned

The Hexagon Club. which
presents its seventh annual
revue in February, viii hold
open tryouts on Monday. No
vember Is, and Friday, No.
vember IT, from 1880 to 10:30
pm. in st. Luke's Methodist
Church at Wisconsin avenue
and Calvert street NV.
The, club has announced
that it welcomes fresh talent
for all phases of its show,
including new stage crew
members and song -and-skit
writers.
This years revue will have
a different twist on the clubs
traditional "spoofing" of life
in Washington. The seventh
revue, which benefits Chill
dren'S Hospital for the second
year in a row, will be a cri-
tique on television.
The clubs officers will be
on hand for the tryouts. They
are Mr.. John M. Kaufman,
president; Mrs. Lee M. Fol-
ger, administrativevice presi-
dent; Mr.. John H. Packard,
production vice president;
Mr.. Charles Atherton. tech
nical vice president; Mrs.
William Banks. secretary, and
Mr.. John L. Bowles, treas
urer,
Evening star., 1961-11-10
Ambassador
Is Host

French Ambassador and
Mrs. Alphand entertained 10
black tie dinner last evening
in the embassy.
Among the guests were
new British Ambassador and
Lady Ormsby- Gore, Under
secretary Of State and Mrs.
George Ball, Federal Aviation
Administrator and Mrs. Ma
jeeb E. Halaby, Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Foy D. Kohler and the Vis-
count Hood, minister at the
British Embassy.
Others we're Brig. Gen.
Godfrey T. McHugh. Air
Force Aide to the President; /;
Mrs. George Y. Wheeler, II,
Mr.. Paul Louis WELLER,
French Senator and indus
trialist visiting the United
States: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
j. Heinz II of New York,
Miss Letitia Baldrige, social
secretary to Mrs. Kennedy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bonham Carter.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Washington, Not Rome,
Sees FontonQ PrevieW

helped stage a fashion show
to inaugurate the new Brit
ANNA liner she discovered she
had to have a pair Of sun
glasses, hers had broken.
II found them in a little
shop. They said Made in
Italy I told the italian AM
bassador there that every
where I went in Sydney I
found Italian merchandise.
You must be very happy
here" she told him.
Everywhere that Micol Fon-
tana goes she takes with her
the lifting personality tnat
has charmed the entire fash
ion world.
She made a prediction that
though she was taking back
a muumuu for her eleven
year old niece, she didn't
think it would be a fashion
hit. THE Italian men would
not like it. We would have
to fit the muumuu," she said
amused with her own re-
mark. 81