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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
Milwaukee Council
Committee Kills of
Fair HOUSING Bill

milwaukee, WIS. (ANP) - The
common councils judiciary COM
mittee last week recommended in
definite postponement of consider
alton of Aid. Vel Phillips proposed
ordinance to outlaw racial discrim-
ination in the sale or rental of
housing.
The vote was to o. The action
meant that the ordinance proposed
by the Negro councilwoman, in eff
feet, was killed.
Earlier on the same day, the city
attorneys office said that Aid.
Phillips proposed ordinance prob
ably could not be enacted by the
common council because it edged
into the state legislature domain
The ordinance would make it q
violation to discriminate on the
basis Of race, color and religion
in the sale, financing and rental
of houses and apartments.
The 10 page opinion on the con-
stitutionality of the ordinance, re-
quested by the councils judiciary
committee, was read by Aid. Rich
ard B. NowakowsIIi, committee
chairman, at a meeting Of the
committee.
The hearing on the controversial
ordinance had to be moved from
the committee room to the council
chambers when IT'S persons ap-
peared.
Atty. James w. Dorsey, speak
ing for the NAACP, said that his
answer to the opinion was the 1854
statement of the United States
supreme court on human rights.
The court said that the doctrine Of
equal but separate accommoda-
tons for white and Negro people
had no place in America, he said.
Segregation in any form Is i'm
he said.
Meanwhile, Leonard G. Styche,
a planning consultant and presi-
dent Of a company bidding for a
Hillside development project, said
Milwaukee must find a way to
solve its racial conflicts over hous-
ing. Styche said:
I'm 1860 Milwaukee had 1000
Negro citizens. BY 1870 1t has been
conservatively estimated that this
viii increase to lit, 900.
The day has passed when this por-
ton Of our community will be con-
tent with less than their full share
of liberty"
Styche said he believed that the
problem Of open occupancy would
become a bigger and bigger issue
until 'Milwaukee's minority popul-
alton" felt that it had the same
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
Chicago's Storefront
Churches Threatened
By Zoninq Law

Chicago CAMP - Storefront
preachers have had to call NOR
atorium on their main mission of
saving souls in a desperate effort
to save themselves.
Enforcement of a city ordinance
threatens to close 80 percent of
citys vast multitude of storefront
edifices. The law requires that
there be parking space for one
automobile for every IL seats in
the church.
With indignation running high
the ministers have staged two pro-
test meetings already and there
are likely to be score more be-
fore the issue Is resolved.
The first meeting was held by
the Baptist Ministers Conference
of Chicago in Providence Baptist
church. A second was held at Mt.
Zion Baptist church.
Rev. John w. Hunter, the pastor
of Elohim Baptist church, presi-
dent of the Ministers, Laymen
Freedom Advancement League,
said "the city of Chicago has
drive on to close every church that
is not housed in a regular church
building, mainly the storefront
churches"
We feel that every pastor and
layman will be concerned when the
facts are revealed" said Hunter.
The preachers are going to
launch a financial drive to raise
funds to seek a U. S. Supreme
Court ruling on the right of
churches to hold religious services
unhampered by city or state laws.
During a recent conference with
officials of the corporation coun-
sells office and minister, Willie
Tabor, secretary, and H. B. Brady,
chairman of the minister's league
and Hunter, dashed out at Aid.
Robert Miller whom they accused
of sanctioning action by the city
against storefront churches.
Miller answered that he has
never opposed storefront churches
or their operation. He said, II am
governed by the city ordinance as
it pertains to the operation Of any
church on a main street where
public conveyances operate"
Miller, a Negro as are most Of
the unhappy preachers, further
stated that he has gone to bat"
for many storefront churches In
an effort to help them solve their
problems. But" he said some
churches are a disgrace to the
community because Of their lack
of upkeep.
They hang ragged curtains at
fail to keep their side
walks and their windows clean. 1t
is this type Of storefront church
that we are concerned about along
with the coming ordinance" said
Miller.
Hunter said approximately 1000
ministers and laymen are organ
lied to kill the ordinance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

an easy-care batiste of East
man Kodel polyester, cotton and
nylon. Right: Styled by Yolande
in a delightful shade of Royal
Orange, the hip length jacket
buttons over a crisp white
blouse that is attached to the
pleated skirt.
Left: Another example Of a
very delicious way for little
girls to look is this Claire
Brooke dress fashioned in a
color favorite of the season,
Royal Lemon. It's styled with
enchanting details including a
yoke bodice, cap sleeves edged
with lace and a tucked cum
merbund that ties at the back
of the billowy skirt. Completely
wash and wear, the fabric is
a blend featuring Eastman Ko-
del which defies wrinkles, stays
fresh and neat all day long.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Out Of Town Guests Recently visiting Mr. and Charles
F. Young of 1925 Fourth Av S. Mr. Charles s. Thomas
Sr Omaha Nebr building contractor and his Rev Charles
S. Thomas, Jr
Mr. Thomas Sr is the older brother of Mrs c. F. Young
Mrs Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Ella Singer, all Minneapolis
residents.
During their here the nnor Mr. Thomas stonDed with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

The Women of st. Thomas EpIs-
cOpal Church present 'May's
Spotlight On Fashions" at Day
tons auditorium, Southdale, Friday,
May 10, 8 pm. Donation Adults
SI.OO-Children 5Oc.-AdVt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

Peters AME church Sunday, May
6, at 1890 am.
Mr.. Fuqua who will be in Mime
apolis attending the NAACP Reg
ional conference is a member of
the Chicago AME district of the
AME church.
A graduate of Morehouse COL
lege, the speaker has directed
campaigns against segregation in
Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
What Is The
Stcte FEPc?
BY v. NJ. Kanatz

The State of Minnesota has had
a Fair Employment Practices Law
since 1855 This law states that it
is illegal to discriminate in the
field of employment on the basis
of race, color, creed, religion or
national origin.
This law also established a COM
mission which is responsible for
administering the law. Over the
years since its passage, the law
has explained over and over again
starting with filing a complaint.
But what does filing a complaint
mean?
How much information does a
person have to present in order
to bring a case to the FEPC?
The person making the complaint
does not have to have all the evid-
ence which would prove that dis
elimination existed. This is why
the Commission was established.
The person making the complaint
does not have to prove that dis
elimination occurred.
All that he has to do is to hon.
estly feel that he was discrimin-
ated against in an employment
situation to be able to call the
FEPC office. It is the responsible
ity of the FEPC to find out wheth-
er or not discrimination did occur.
You may have a question as to
whether or not you have a COM
plant which should be filed and
you should feel free to call the
office to discuss this with the
FEP staff.
Filing a complaint is not time
consuming process. Most of the
time it would simply mean sitting
down with a staff member and
describing what took place that
made you feel you were being dis
eliminated against.
The interviewer will make sure
that she asks questions which give
her all the facts she needs to have.
Once you have talked with the
staff, it Is up to the interviewer
to discover the information and
the evidence that support or does
not support the information that
you have given to the staff men,
Der. You see, the State of Mime
sofa has said that it Is illegal to
discriminate and, therefore, the
State takes the responsibility for
finding out whether or not discrim-
nation actually occurred.
Each case is approached with
the same kind Of concern and con-
sideration as every other. No case
Is considered unimportant. No
case is considered less important
than any other. The FEPC wants
to make it as easy as possible for
people to file complaints when
they feel they have a legitimate
reason to do so, because it Is only
In this way that the law can be
effective in erasing discrimination
In employment in our state.
When you call, ask for Mr..
James c. Mcdonald or Mrs. Viola
May Kanatz; their number is Cap
ital 2-3013, Extension 2S96. When
you come in, the office is in Room
IS, State Office Building, st. Paul.
After all Of the information re-
garding the complaint Is brought
together, it is taken to the Com
missioners at a Fair Employment
Practices Commission meeting and
a decision is made as to whether
or not discrimination did or did
not exist.
In the next article we will de-
scribe the makeup Of the Com
mission and what happens to cases
after they get to this point.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

students today are the same as
always-one in IL has a spark Of
genius while the other IL have
ignition trouble" - Ray Winans,
West Springfield (Mass.) Record.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
Chicago Minister.
NAACP Leader TO
Preach Ar ST. Peters

Rev. Carl Fuqua, executive sec
rotary of the Chicago branch Of
NAACP, will speak at the regular
Sunday morning service at St.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

opportunity for home ownership as
existed in the community at large.
The fight against urban decay is
difficult but II can be won.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

The Metropolitan Museum Of
Art in New York had an average
daily attendance last year Of "a
O7S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL 4

Confined To Home Mrs. Orion Shelton 412 Igehart Av
will be confined to her home for the next months under her
doctors due to illness.
Has Measles: Tony Shelton, Alp Igehart Av, of Mr.
and Mrs. Orion Shelton, has a of the measles
Returned From Convention: Mr. and Mrs Harry Ballard
Mrs EsSie Ppkns Mrs Kesie Whmore and Mrs Viola Cas-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

Day Tea. Hattie McCarter is the
chairman Of the tea. The next
regular meeting will be with Mrs
Melanie Robinson on May %.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04
Kenneth Mcintosh Is
Winner Recorder News
Row SeIIaS ConHasR

Boy Sales Contest
The winner of the prize of the
news boys contest for the st. Paul
Recorder was Kenneth Mcintosh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Nc
Intosh, 635 st. Anthony. Runner
Ups were: Eugene Riley with 1876
points and Victor Jones, 100 points.
Young Mcintosh received a
Timex wrist watch.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

sell returned Monday, April 80,
from the National Convention of
Gospel Choirs and Choruses, which
met in Boston, Massachusetts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-04

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Navajo times., 1962-06-06
Parks Directors See
DeveIopme enf Sites

A party headed by Thomas J.
Allen, Regional Director of Region
3, National Park Service, Santa Fe,
spent five days on the Colorado
River. visiting all nine of the de-
velopment sites planned after Lake
Powell becomes a reality.
He was accompanied by George
Miller, assistant regional direc-
tor; A. Clark Stratton, Assistant
Director from Wa shington, DC:
and Sanford Hill, chief of the west
ern office, Division of Design and
Navajo times., 1962-06-06

The four men with the National
Park service S ay they are now
more qualified to discuss the de-
velopment Of the Glen CanyonRec-
reational Area after the combina-
tion bu business-plea sure trip. "Tru-
ly impressive" and REALLY glo-
rious country" typified the COM
ments by Miller and Stratton.
Stratton, making his first visit to
the Glen Canyon, has appeared be-
fore congressional committees to
secure appropriations for the area.
Completing the development
program will be a site below Glen
Canyon Dam at Lee Ferry. The 9TH
er eight are within the boundaries
Navajo times., 1962-06-06

"Our country has gone
survey mad. If the millions
of dollars, the manhours of
work and effort were put into
the project that is being sur
veyed to learn what 'ails' it,
there would be no need for a
survey"-Freida ]. MOnger.
Publisher, Duluth (Minn.)
Publicity.
Navajo times., 1962-06-06
Council Resolves TO
Adopt Election Cod e

In connection with the passage
of Senate Concurrent Resolution
Number of the Arizona legisla-
ture, the Navajo Tribal Council has
passed resolution adopting cleo
ton codes for those portions Of
Apache. Navajo and Coconino
Counties lying within the Reserva-
tion, based upon the election laws
Of Arizona.
A Special Election Committee
for Arizona is to be appointed by
the Chairman of the Tribal Council
from members of the Council to
review, complete and approve the
Navajo Election Code for those
portions of the reservation lying
within the state boundaries of
Arizona.
The Committee will be author
lied to negotiate an agreement and
understanding with the officials of
the State of Arizona in respect to
the conduct of elections, and agree
to pay all or any portion of the
expenses of conducting such cleo
tions which may be agreed upon
with the State officials and the
Chairman Of the Council.
The Advisory Committee is en-
powered to make any appropriate
changes and amendment from time
to time which might thereafter be
required by reason of negotiations
of any agreement with State Of
ficials to provide for fullest pos
sible cooperation of the Tribe in
the educ alton of the Navajo voters
to the practices and procedures
provided in the State election laws
as adopted by the Tribe.
Navajo times., 1962-06-06

of the proposed 1856 mile reservoir.
Stratton started at the headWat-
ers of the Colorado River about
month ago to visit all the recrea-
tional sites under the Colorado
River Basin Act. They completed
the tour on May Is at Lake Mead.
Navajo times., 1962-06-06

CHARLES DAMON, Chief Ranger
stationed at Window Rock has been
promoted to aSSiSla-t supervisor
of the Parks and Rangers. Both
Damon and Claw had three months
Park Service training at Yosemite
National Park.
Navajo times., 1962-06-06

JOHN CLAW, JR., has been pro-
NOTED to assistant chief of the Nav
aio Tribal arkRangers, approved
by Park Commi sSioner on Ma y
first. Claw ha s beentransferred to
Window Rock
Navajo times., 1962-06-06
REGISTER . . and VOTE

Your chairman, Paul Jones,
stated in recent speech that 'If we
are to take our rightful place in the
world of affairs, we must appreciate
the privilege by r egi ter ing and
qualifying ourselves to vote and vot-
ing on election day. New power and
prestige are ours if we can reap the
political rewards which come with a
massive vote
Evening star., 1962-01-10
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28 La Belle 2-Speed Blenders blend, mix,
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28 La Belle 2-8 Cup PercoIotors. S.ss
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9 KnoPp-Monorch Hand Mixers with
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18 Proctor Powermotic 2-SIce Toosters,
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48 Dormeyer Knife e-Scissor Shorpeners.
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IA Sportus Teapot shape Electric Clocks
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Evening star., 1962-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
sod cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL. UN. 4-5100. JU. 5-5O40.
CHAIN AND HANDsAW. extension
ladder, paint sprayer, lawn tillers,
floor polishers. rug scrubbers.
misc, tools. Dupont and Glidden
paints. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY,
wO. 6-052s.
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PAPERING, painting, plastering
Al, 90 years experience. SIS up.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
tcONTIAUEDl

PAPERING, painting, plastering,
Al, 20 years experience, SIS up.
265-7l56.
PAPERING. sanitas or Vinyls. SEN
Sible prices. good work. White
mechanic. 529-23sl after 5.
PAPERHANGING, SIS and up this
wk. only. Sunfast. Washable. He.
9-ls57. ia. 9-454e. WI. 2-945s.
PAPER HANGING-I room comp,
SIS. Also vall-seraping. Call LU.
l-l7Sg bet. 10 an. or aft. 4 pm.
PLAsTERNG, Wall paper removal,
and cement work. All work guar
anteed. Mr.. JAKE. 463-1647.
TRASH REMOVAL, any kind. clean
ing Easements, yards. old furni-
ture. CHARLES MILLER. 726-4541.
~ REPAIRS-Free estimates in
your home. Day and night calls.
Reasonable rates. IA. 9.799e.
WALLPAPKR REMOVAL By the only
bonded and inS. paper removal co.
in d. C.. Nd. or Va. DI. 7-16O0
WALL sCRAPING AND PLASTER-
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anteed. RE. 1894.
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ROOMS FuRH-Mp. VA

MT. RAINIER. Nicely furn. I'm. for
gentleman. Close TO transp. AP.
9-O2S5.
sIL. sPG.-Bedrm.. pvt. bath. use
OF pvt. kit, sep. entr.. all utils.
incl, S65. HE. 9-OSO7.
s GIRLS, SIS to $3.50 each per
VIZ. Air-eond.. washer-dryer, kit.
PRIVILEGES, compl. run Of house,
maid service; on busline; close 10
Va. Square. IA. 4-5353
Evening star., 1962-09-13

are remodeling oui
reduced our stock Of pianos fol
quick clearance. New and USED
fine quality pianos from S295
KITS (Washlngton's largest mu.
sic store), 1880 q at. NV. RE
Evening star., 1962-09-13

WASHERS, late models, fully auto
guar. s4e. win deliver and install
No extra eharge. Ii. 6-l627.
WASHER, auto, oVerhauled. EuaF.
S45 Will deliver. 3Q9-9792 III
2. X. q r. ENTERPRISES. 1895
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore
fully auto. with suds saver. In
good VIZ. order. $50. IA. 2-5s59
WATER COOLERS, dE. RcA (3l,
roomy refrigerator compartment,
excel cond.; best offer. 424-6946.
Evening star., 1962-09-13

FURN. UNCLAIMED-Dininr rm.
suite, $50; bedrm. suite. SO; sofa
and chair. S35; dinette set, SIS:
ice-eream chair. SIS; floor lamps.
81: night tables. 50; hideaEay
bed. $40; chest Of drawers, $40;
desk. S12; rollaway bed. S14;
Hollywood bed, S92; studio couch.
SEQ: china closet. $40: wardrobe.
SO; buffet. SIS; bookcase, So:
round oak table. $50; outdoor
chairs. So. Many interesting items
from large estates. We DO up
holstering and slip covers. Easy
terms. First payment in October
HoFFMANN. e447 18th st, nv,
CO. 5-1O52. daily It'll 0. sat It'll
9. Sunday 12 TO 9.
FURNITURE. new, left from model
apis. Low prices. Solid maple
dresser and mirror, $50. Large
cheSt-on-ehest. $50. Panel full
size bed. S94.75. Canopy poster
bed. $50. Englander box spring
and mattress. SS5. Early American
Wtnged-back sofa wIfoam cushions
and back. SS9.T5. Comfortable
wing chair $50, Solid maple drop
leaf table, Sal. Side chair. sl3.75.
Good condition. 603 S, Wash. st
Alex. Va. XII. 9-3656.