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ready. She had mastered her make
up and hair, she had Skinned by
diet and exercise to perfect meas
urements, she had learned the
myriad details that 60 with good
grooming.
And she had made the philos-
ophy back of each a part of her
everyday thinking. She truly
walks proud and ''thinks beauti-
full" as a successful model or any
really attractive woman must.
Michele, the model
Many days of devoted attention
to this new career have passed
since Michele walked up the stairs
to ''The Fords." From a merely
pretty girl, she has turned into a
girl who is not only beautiful but
also quite poised and confident
about her looks. Now her appren-
ticeship is finished, and she's ready
to set out to see if she'll become
one of the big names in the fashion
world.
Not everyone can or wants to
become a model, but the short
course in beauty which Michele
has just completed can help every
one reach her own beauty poten-
tial.
Share the secrets I've told you
about Michele and see what they'll
do for you! The E"d
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
cUB SCOUTS WERE
ACTIVE DURING HQunAYs

Members OF Cub Scout Pack So
were very active during the holI-
days. On Christmas eve, the Cubs
were busy caroling in the neighbor-
hood as they do each Christmas
eve.
Members Of Den had q pam
cake breakfast with their den
mother, Mrs. Robert Covington.
The boys enjoyed this 80 much,
they want to make 1t a weekly
affair.
Mr.. Robert CovingtOn, cub mas
ter, treated the webelos members
by taking them to a hockey game.
Now all Of these cubs are hockey
enthusiastic Perhaps, some hockey
stars win emerge from this group
Of boys .
Cub Pack IS will hold its month";
ly meeting ON Wednesday, Janu-
airy %, at 7:3o pm. at Warning
ton school The theme for thu
month is South America. Visitors
are invited to attend this meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
INTRANAoURS MAKE TRIP
TO SPAIN WA FOODS

The Intramours, friendship and
travel club. held It's regular month
ly meeting Saturday, January IA,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
Campbell, 1868 Portland Av.
At this meeting, the club made
a trip to Spain via foods While
the reality Of these trips" Is q
long way off, the club takes an i'm
aginary trip to a foreign country
each year.
The club arrived at New York
where they had Spanish cocktails
Ell Presidente. From there, they
flew to Spain and enjoyed a Span
ish dinner consisting OF CochiniI
Asada (roast sucking pig), beauti-
fully cooked by the host, Mr.. Camp
bell. Accompanying this delicious
piece de resistance was Spanish
rice with sausage, tossed green
salad Spanish style. Spanish style
creamed asparagus and hot poppy
seed rolls.
Following dinner creme de mint
after dinner drink was enjoyed by
the members as they engaged In
gay conversation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

By LAURA DURAND
IOS2 Iglehart Avenue
sc. Paul, MINI.
Midway 6-8I6O

The Local 516 was really jump
ing, Friday 13, 1851. A club called
the Elegants gave a dance there.
Harvey Sims, Steven Phillips, Mar
garet Brewin, Bernie Bunord, Bev-
erly Jones, Marvis Ray, Jean Saum-
ders, Louis Bellany, Brenda Saun-
ders, Gloria Coleman, Sonny Elm.
Jimmy Hampton, Linda williams.
Harvey Jones. SheilR zeno. Ralph
Duke, Foster Weston, FoOtie Mas
sy, Arnold Hampton, Keno Gibson.
Marian Mcintosh, Toby zeno, wen-
dell Montgomery, Leroy Parker.
Johnnie Nelson, Billy Cox, and
many other teens were really
swinging.
Many were also seen at the Con-
questors auto club dance on Sat
urday the 14th. Among the many
were Dale McAdams, Jocelyn Mac
kabee, Tommy Booker, Donkey
Nay Joe Camp, Mary Lee Red
mond, Jackie Coulter, Chris Dur
and. LaRue Brown, Carol Thomas.
and others. The Emeralds and tho
velquiens sang.
The conquestadora win have
another dance on Feb. Is, 1851.
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pecially since Jackie does have a
flair for fashions.
The habits and likes Of Mrs. Ken
nedy, as well as her looks, are
similar to many American women.
She has been referred to az being
a typical American girl With this
in mind, designers have created
clothes for the coming season for
millions Of other Jaclxies.
The dresses, suits and coats have
fluid lines, allow for the ease OF
movement, are understated but ele-
CANT. They have stand-away col
lars and short, full sleeves. Cos
tunes or ensembles, the favorits
silhouette Of the new lady In the
White House, win be very popular.
Many collections presented long
evening gowns. Mrs. ]. r. X. thinks
they are more graceful and regal
for formal wear than shorter ones
Fabrics are gorgeous. The color
Of the season Is pink. Black and
white win be seen In many strik.
ing combinations. Culottes win be
worn for many occasions. Skirts
viii be shorter, and hair fluffier,
In every big city and hamlet,
women win be dressed in clothes
fashioned after a Kennedy fashion.
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sEUON FAIR FUNDS BUY
NEW STATION WAGON

NEW BIAIAON WAHOfN
Program participants. staff and
Board members of Halle Q. Brown
Community House have real rea-
son for extending a heartfelt
thanks to two st. Paul churches
and several Twin City workers.
Proceeds from their 1859 Ebony
Fashion Fair presentation have
been used to purchase q 1861 Ford
Country Squire station wagon for
Halle Q. Brown House.
Twin City residents win recall
the Fashion Fair extravaganza
which was jointly sponsored by
Pilgrim Baptist church and st.
Philips Episcopal church in De-
cember, 1859. The well-attended az
fair Melted over 81, 900 which, along
with assistance from the agency'a
Board OF Directors, was just re-
Gently used to "pay-in-fulP' the
purchase price Of the 1861 vehicle.
The agency's 1866 wagon was
used as a trade-in on the shiny new
Mint Green Ford.
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Rockville Centre and at New York
UniverEty's Washington Square
College Of Arts and Science.
Roy Wilkins, Of Jamaica NAA-
CP executive secretary, said he
was shocked" Long Island audi
ences would receive "eaniasaries
from q rotten. barbaric state"
But he added. This Is q free
country, even though 1t doem't
work that way In Mississippi. No
college class, Rotary Club or white
church there would have q speaker
on dessgregation."
Judge sugg said: We've made
mistakes but be reasglred. Misc
Issippi's Negroes are more than
contented. They like the way
things are. IT'S the outAderS who
make the trouble"
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New York RORGFY
Club Told Miss.
NEGROES "SnfiSflAd''

Port Jefferson, L. L, ny. (ANP)
Two Mississippi state officials
told their side Of the Indignation
struggle to the Port jefferson Rot
ary Club last week.
We're not trying to convert
anyone" said Erie johnson, Jr.A Of
the Mississippi state Sovereignty
Commission. but segregation d
the only way, Of life possible to
Missi@ippi."
Chancery Judge r. p. sugg was
the other speaker.
The two officials win also speak
Jan. 20 before the Long Island
Federation Of Women's Clubs, In
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FINDINGS OF FACT C0NCLUsIONs
OF LAW ORDER FOR JUDGEMENT
STATE OF MINNESOTA
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Pauline Rarick.
Ronald Rarick.
ORDER FOR JUDGMENT
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that
the Defendants Interest In the SEA
of the Swh, Section 20, Township
100, Range AZ, and Government Lot
2, Section 20, Township 100, Range
20, Honnepin County, Minnesota, be
sold at public auction by the Sheriff
Of HennepIn County, on the first day
OF March, 1851, at 1000 o'clock AN.
at the office OF the said Sheriff, In
the Court House In the City Of Min
State OF Minnesota, and that the
proceeds from the said sale be dis
bursed In the following order OF
ITEM 1: Expenses OF the said
sale, Including an attorneys fee Of
ITEM 3, sssO.7l to Pauline Rarick.
ITEM 8: Any and all proceeds to
be held subject TO further order OF
the Court, and further costs In
volved In this matter.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
this Order for Judgment be pub
lished at least once each week for
three successive weeks, In the Min
neapolis Spokesman In Honnepin
County, Minnesota; that a copy
thereof be mailed TO Defendant Ron
aid Rarick at his last known address
at least three weeks prior to said
sale; and that the said Defendant
be and hereby Il given. until May
8. 1891 20 redeem from said sale by
paying Items 1 and 2 above. without
LET JupoMENT BE ENTERED
ACCORDINGLY.
BY THE COURT:
Leslie Il Anderson
Judge OF the District Court
Dated. January 18th. 1851
(Spokesman, Jan. 80, "a n Feb. ..
1asO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Former St. Paul
Resident Enjoys
HOLIDAY Visit Here

Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith Of 10
Angeles, Calf, left Sunday for he
home after spending the holiday
In st. Paul. her former hometown
She was the house guest Of he
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Nathaniel Evans Of 975 Lyle
hart Av.. and she also shared he
visit with friends Of long standing
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis Of 29I
N. st. Adams.
Among the many courtesies ex
tended Mrs. Smith by a wide circl'
Of friends were q Christmas Ey,
party hosted by Mr.. and Mrs Ev
ans, at which time she met many
| Of her former friends and on
Christmas day she was guest along
with the Evans of the Sam Davis
at dinner.
She shared hon0rs with Mrs
Roberta Davis Of Chicago at Z
Christmas dinner party hosted b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Fletcher. Shit
was guest for brunch Of Mrs Tes
sic Sonian, Of Mrs. Albert McFar
land at the Pancake House and
guest at brunch Of Mrs PM
Grant. She was honored at partie.
hosted by Mrs. Samuel DaviA Mrs
Elizabeth Hall Mr.. and Mrs. Har
old Richardson and was guest at {
New Years eve party at the hom'
Of Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Williams
She was the guest Of Mrs. Car
los Moffatt at the Cameo Christ
mas dancing party at the Hote
Lowry on Friday night, Decembel
80. and was guest at the Flying
Needles annual Christmas party a
the home Of Mrs. Carl Claibourne
Other courtesies included q part,
at the home Of Mrs Rose Davis
a luncheon hosted by Mrs Matthew
Clark Of Minneapolis; q sight
seeing tour Of the Twin Cities By
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison HOussr and
afterwards they were entertained
in the home Of Mrs. Frank Conner
In Minneapolis
Mira Arlee HallOwell and Mrs
Nathaniel Galloway were co-hos.
leases at a party in honor Of ths
visitor on Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. Galloway and on Saturday
morning MrA Carlos Moffatt en-
tertained at brunch IN her homo
and on Saturday evening she wal
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alber'
Harper In their new w. wheelocl
home.
AGra Smith departed for hsl
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February. The next meeting win
be held at the home OF Mrs. Alveda
Smith, 4227 Fourth Av. g., Min
neapolis, on January 20.
Club WIN Meet: Mrs. Charles
Rogers, Ss5 N. Oxford win be hos
tess to the Three O'Clock Bridge
Club on Saturday, january II.
New Male In GOOden Family:
Janean, eight and Zebra Gooden,
five have welcomed a new playmate
into the family circle at DIT lyle
hart Av. Their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Gooden, ST., presented
them with a new brother Friday,
January 10, in Miller hospital. Lit
tie Royal Harvey Gooden II was
scaled at six pounds, az ounces
and you know Papa Royal 10 burst
ing with pride now that he has an
ally. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gooden
Of St Paul are the paternal grand
parents. Baby and mother are do
ing fine. ......
Gold Band Club: Mrs. Gerald
Lewis, 312 w. Arlington was hos
tess to the social meeting Of the
Gold Band Club on January o. A
tasty lunch was served by the
hostess and an enjoyable evening
was spent The next meeting win
be with Mrs. Donald Lewis, 325
N. Chatsworth on Monday, Janu-
airy % and win be a business ses-
sion.
Christening: One Of the cutest
churchgoers at St James AME
church on Sunday, January /,
was William Leod Hancock III, who
smiled right through christening
ceremony performed by Rev. Nor
deau Williams during the morning
worship hour. God-parents were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Murf. The
baby, born July 20, 1850, In the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Leod
Hancock, Jr.; of 1887 Third Av. s.,
Minneapolis.
Club Hostess: An enjoyable
afternoon was spent on Tuesday,
January IT, by members and
guests when Mrs. Eunice Jones
was hostess to the Matinee Bridge
Club at her home 9e2 Carroll Av.
The group enjoyed q seasonal
lunch and then sat down at card
tables for serious competition at
bridge. When scores were tailed
club prizes were awarded to high
scorers Mines. Ida Hanna, Mildred
Jones and Laura Mae Schucl1, first,
second and third respectively. Mrs.
Hattie Turner and Mrs. Er1nine
Hall-Allen were guests Of the hos
tess and won first and second prize
in that order. The next meeting
win be with Mrs. Mildred Jones
at go w. Central Av.
HOspltalized: Mr.. Clarence A.
Roper, 982 Fuller Av., entered St
Joseph's hospital on Tuesday and
win undergo eye surgery.
Club To Entertain: An evening
OF fun is planned by the Adelphai
Club on Tuesday, January "A, when
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Winnipeg 0.E.S. Named
MRS. Mack Metres

Winnipeg, Canada. - Mizpah
Chapter No. 9, o.E.S. Of Winnipeg.
Man. Canada recently held its an
nual election with the following Of
ficers elected for 1851:
Mrs. Ollie Mack. worthy matron,
Nv. p. Ephraim, worthy patron;
Mines. Evelyn sule Koil0e, associ-
ate matron; Helen Bailey, secre-
|tary; NJ Briscoe, treasurer; Edna
West, condlctress and L. Ephrain
associate conductress.
App0intive officers were: Mines.
Estelle Brown, Adah; Corrine
Langford. Ruth: Elizabeth Moore,
Ester; Florence Lewsey, Martha;
Jerry Desmond, Electa; Josephine
Warrington, marshall; Blanch Car
very, warder and s. B. Galloway
sentinel.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Lo0f0rs Plan Annual
Queen Of Heorfs

Contest @ BuIl
Loafers, Inc. held their regular
meeting January 6. at which time
final plans were discussed for the
clubs Sixth Annual Queen OF
Hearts BAH which win be held
March 3Sin the Arizona Room Of
the Prom Ballroom In st. Paul.
Co-chairmen for this years
Queen Of Hearts BAN are Howard
Brown Of Minneapolis and John
Collins Of st. Paul.
All queen contestants must be
seventeen years Of age or over.
Any girl interested In running a.
a candidate, or any club who
wishes to sponsor a candidate,
should contact either Of the CO.
chairmen.
Coronation Of the queen win be
made by the st. Paul Winter earn
wal King and Queen
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Toufe Bonnie Annie
Cubs POST YuIe Party
Is Festive Affair

Always a delightful affair, this
years annual holiday party Of the
Toute Bonnie Annie Club on Thurs
day night. January IL, was no ex-
ception- The American Legion Hall
in downtown St Paul provided the
ideal setting for the smart group
Of attractively gowned matrons
and their husbands.
Members identified by wearing
red ribbon corsages. stood In well
coming formation and greeted
guests and directed them to their
places an the up shaped dining
table. The white covered table was
conferred with Christmas greenery
arrangements adding to the party
touch.
Eggnogg served proceeding din
ner was enjoyed by members and
their guests In a relaxed and ling
ering fashion. The white spread
smorgasbord table on one side Of
the room was laden with hot and
cold dishes including turkey, ham
and an assortment Of foods to
please the taste Of all. Snapshots
were taken by Mr.. ]. M. Dorsey
Of the group as they ate.
Following dinner, the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Eva Neal, greeted the
assemblage and introduced the
president, Mrs. M. @. Evans, who
welcomed guests and in turn intro
duced members Of the club. Each
member introduced her guests for
the evening. Enlivening the even
ing and adding to its enjoyment
were the games Of bingo played
for a large array Of gaily wrapped
prizes which were on display and
which were won and lost by the
players.
Among some Of the lucky win
ners taking home prizes were:
Mines. Earl Brent, Grace Ross,
Mamie Green, OIlye Gum, J. c.
Crowder, Ardelia Allen, TeIa Burt,
Edmond Moore, Robert Murray,
Elizabeth Hall, Matte Cyrus, and
Messrs J. c. Crowder, Ollye Gum,
Frank Corners, warneIl Rhodes,
Walter Smith, Percy Hughes, Sr.,
Edward Nichols, Edmond Moore
and many others. Mrs. Boyd Craw-
ford, ST., won the door prize.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pitality were Messrs. and Mines.
Earl Brent, Joseph Harris Ed
mond Moore, Alonzo Cotton, Boyd
Crawford, ST., Tela Burt, ollye
Gum, George Manning, william
Ridley, Ira Dorsey, Walter Smith,
Warnell Rhodes, Robert Murray,
Percy Hughes, ST., Sidney VIII
liaIns, James Crowder, Commodore
Oden.
Also the Mines. Berdie Howell,
Ardelia Allen, Elizabeth Han, Mat
tie Cyrus, Eugene Shepard, Grace
Ross, Mamie Green, Helen Curry,
Louis Perkins, Anna Lee johnson,
Manly Rhodes; and the Messrs.
Matthew Evans, Frank Corners,
Henry johnson, Harry Massengill,
James Taylor, Edward Nichols,
ST., and Spencer Shivers.
Club members receiving congrat-
Citations on another enjoyable at
fair were Mines. Matthew Evans,
president; Eva Neal vice presi-
dent; Gladys Johnson, secretary,
Minnie Raymond, treasurer, Ida
Hanna, Frank Corners, Ida Mae
Murphy. Edward Nichols, ST., Hem
~ johnson, Harry Massengill, Jes-
she Shepard and Spencer Shivers.
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ScAeCIAOu3. 4 gil 1PPOa4Al4lOhh~9
have aroused curiosity and slim
ulated interesting discussion
This was evident during the
semi-annual National Press Week
for Fashion Editors, on Thursday,
January 18th when Mr.. Cassini's
showing was scheduled to be shown
IN the ballroom Of the well-ap-
pointed Pierre Hotel in New York.
The room was filled to capacity
with over zoo fashion editors from
an over the country, radio and
television technicians and news
paper men who had gathered for
the presentation Of the collection
by the designer for the worlds
best dressed woman.
The atmosphere was filled with
excitement. Cameras were flash
ing, tapes recording and everyone
anxiously waiting to see and hear
what the designer Of the hour had
to show and say.
Since 50 many questions had
arisen concerning his appointment
as Mrs. Kennedy's designer for the
next four years, he chose to have
a Press Conference instead. This
decision disappointed many pres
emit. The editors who have been at
tending Press Week for years
know that his showing II one of
the most popular ones presented
The clothes are definitely de-
signed to bring out woman's best
points. His chatty commentary,
mixed with wit and the use Of sexy,
catchy names for the titles Of his
dresses always added TO the CLAM
our Of his collection
Cassini, as he Is called by many,
presented a show Of cleverness In
his replies to the many varied
questions directed to him. The
designer Of note talked in general
tiles, but refused 30 reveal any m
formation that would let the world
know exactly what the first LADY
of the land would wear.
He did announce that on the
basis Of competetion with other
designers, he had submitted 80
sketches for Mrs. kennedys con-
sideration. He stated that he was
designing for Mira Kennedy be-
cause she chose me-"
,.. A.nr,, ,,,.. = A.6 had IN.
,,,s,,,,.o,a - 80. ,,,,,h n,r, rar.cr-
ally In his Park avenue apartment
the day before his scheduled ap-
pearance. 1t would have been I'M
possible amid all OF the activity.
During the interview with him, he
was elated. but humble about this
great honor that had been bestowed
upon HIM In his warm, friendly
and genuine manner ne related
how the responsibility Of being the
First lady's designer had placed
added demands upon him. AS !
departed, I thanked him for allow
ing me the time to talk with him.
since he had found it impossible
to fulfil this same request BY many
other editors We parted by both
agreeing that the Negro vote had
played an important part m tne
election Of Mr.. Kennedy to the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

It meets at Halle Q. Brown Com
munity House, 553 aurora Av., at
9 pm. The club win dispense with
business and win entertain aasoci-
ate members, their husbands, also
active Adelphai members and their
husbands.
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

Club Makes Plans The Just For Fun Club Friday Janu
b. at the home Of Mrs Norman Davis 639 St. Anthony Av
Mines Reginald Allen Donald Bantam and Ben Clark
voted in members Of the club Mrs Allen and Mrs
Edgar Pillow cocharmen for the clubs Hearts
candidate Miss Barbara Green Minneapolis was chosen as
the candidate Plans formulated for social meeting In
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Fashionwise And Otherwise

the fashion designer for Mrs Jackie Kennedy created much
stir the world of fashions the prior
of President Jack Kenned ten cabinet did in political
circles
Most will agree with their male counterpars that
Kennedys Jackie and Jack gave much thought their
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Club Held Party: The ABG Club st. Peters AME church
gave is annual holiday party Saturday Jan which
time husbands of members guests The festive affair
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Ewing 430 Fourth
Av Members and guests dned sumptuousy at dinner high
lighted with turkey and its Complementary trimmings Adding
to the enjoyment Of the evening exchange of gifts by
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NOTICE or INCORPORATION
Notice u hereby given that Romeo
and Associates, Inc. was incorpor-
ated on the 9th day Of December.
1850. The general nature OF business
II the general sale, distribution and
manufacturing OF vending machines
and other business In connection
with or related thereto.
The names and addresses OF the
incorporators and first Board OF
Directors are a. follows:
Robert M Curry. ROaS NicOllst
samuel H Bsilman. Sis NiOOllss
Dsidra smith. sOsS NicOlist Az
SAMUEL n. BHLLMAN
Attorney At Law
S40-bi2 Nicollet BLDG,
aspokssnan. january a. issi)
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home with many fond memories
and expressed her appreciation TO
her many former friends who made
hsr visit q wonderful experience.
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Drufs BllI 70 cr0ofO HUEnan
Relations Commission
n WmnA Waw~,ivais

In West vlrnlnlo
Charleston, w. Va. (ANP -
A bill to create a West Virginia
Human Relations Commission has
been drafted and win be submitted
to Gov.-elect w. w. Barron for
consideration.
Attorney William L. Lonesome,
said he wrote the BILL which wa1
discussed at a meeting Of Charles
ton Mayor John shanklin's Com
mission on Human Relations
Under his bin, the state Human
Relations Commission, said Lone
some, would be . nine-member
body with an executive director.
ITS objective would be better racial
relations throughout the state