davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1962-04-26
DR.. John Wdlldce is
v. |. College ADM;
s Appointed Trustees

Dr. John Wallace has.
Been named interim Adj
ministrator of the Virgin
Islands College for a period
Of six months, effective as
Of May !, 1862.
The Governor also named
eight persons to serve as the
Beard Of Trustees Of the
College. They are Howard
Jones, Gordon Boyce and
James Reynolds who reside
on the mainland; Mrs. FL
IRA Sutherland, Chair
man of the Board Of Educa-
zion and Or. Pedro Sanchez,
Commissioners Of Education,
are ex-officio members; Her
nan Wouk and Judge Her
man e. Moore of st. Tho
mas and DR.. Melvin Evans,
Commissioner Of Health,
is the st. Croix member.
, 1962-04-26
DR.. Mervin Whitcomb
Of DunburV Stdte
Expresses Appreciate

DR.. Mervin w, Whitcomb,
Music Department Chairman
and Director Of the Band, al
wrote as follows:
in behalf Of myself, the fa-
Guilty, and all Of the Danbury
State College Symphonic band
members, I wish to express
our sincere thanks to the many
people who made our stay ia
st. croix 10 gratifying.
We want especially to
thank Mr. Angelo Marasco and
the Band Boosters Club of the
9istiansted High School for
Inviting Us.
The intercultural exchange
which our group experienced
was very valuable, tfsnd we
hope we cdhtributed to your
nsusical and caltAE nfe
Above all think we Ga
ed the friendly, warm, sincere,
personal relations with ali the
people Of the Island. Such
wonderful hospitality will
never be forgotten
, 1962-04-26

tive secretary Of the protest
ing group, their letter said.
THE Unity Council exc
cutive has always shared
the broad view that the APP
pearance Of a native Gov
ernor in the metropolis for
the compatriots and their
friends should be through
democratic arrangements
with all organizations di-
rectly concerned"
The Governor was re-
minded of a meeting which
the AVIUC requested and
he accepted in his reply Of
June 16, 1861. 1--WE expect
ed YOU, the letter said, ito
state the day and month
when you would be in New
Continued on Page A.
, 1962-04-26
St. Thos. High School
Tenn to Compete in
Penn Relays 9th. 18th


Governor Ralph P~aiewonsky
approved the expenditure Of
funds to cover the cost Of air
transportation for the Char
lotte Amalie High School re-
lay team to Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania to compete in
Penn relays, scheduled fer
April 9th and 28th. The High
School team consists Of Joseph
Clendinen, Carl Plaskett, Ma
rio Turnbu.l, Elcon Joseph &
Roy Me Farlane. It will be ac-
companied BY Vernon Scipio,
Physical Education Instructor
and Raymond Piaskett, Team
Manager.
The teams participation in
the Penn relays will be the
first mainland competition Of
its kind for any Virgin Islands
team. The Penn relay is one of
the worlds largest relay carni-
walls.
In authorizing the expendi-
ture of funds, Governor Pale
Wonsky said. that he is most
happy that a local High School
team is able to participate in
this great competitive sports
event. It is certainly in line
with the Governments pro-
gram Of sports promotion and
the schools growing emphasis
on physical fitness
The teams participation in
the relays, the Governor said,
would also help boost local
publicity to our Islands, but
but would help boost local
sports and athletics. I am
very pleased with the progress
of our team to date and ! am
confident that it will make a
good showing I am proud that
we are entering a team in one
Of the greatest competitive ath
letic events in the world"
The expenses for the teams
participation will be shared by
the Department of Education
and the Citizens Committee
Continued on Page ~
, 1962-04-26
Governor To Be Guest
Press Club; ". |. Res,
to Honor Him at Reilly

Governor P~aiewonsky
went to New York yester-
day and today was guest of
honor Of the Overseas Press
Club there.
The Governor will be a
guest at an official confer
ence at the White House
tomorrow and will also at
tend a White House Press
Dinner in honor of Presi-
dent Kennedy.
On Saturday the Chief
Executive will 60 to New
York U. where he will be
presented with a Citation
as Alumnus Of the Year and
on Sunday he will attend a
rally Of Virgin Islanders in
his honor. Monday he will
visit Hal Leyshon, who
handles Public Relations
work for the Virgin Islands
and also visit the Virgin Is
lands Tourist Office and
return to the Virgin Islands
on May /, 1862.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25
Phone Company
Employees To
Vote On Union

T"rn"r" - Tho National La.
h"r Relations T. ard has di-
I,C'cd Ca.ullur Telephone q
Lu!G an election among IFS
plan, employees tn determine
Whether or not hey desire t.
Dc represented ivy the Cun:-
muIIca'r"ns Workers of Amer.
Ica. AFL-CIO. labor union.
The n l.. Il R.'s decision
amt direction ut election yyas
received by the company ON
April -.
This action followed a pcti-
h"n from {. ". \. To represent
eligible employee" in the COM
iany'S Plant Department and
hearing held before the re-
@I"nHl director OF the N. /
Il. u. III 'hrbuIu on March II
Al Tho hrIrIne company re-
pi"S"iIiHiiN"S CrItend,d that
ali eligible company employ.
eos IN all departments should
H2Nc an "pportT1ir, To vote in
tIil@ election. Tn" board. how
ever. ruled th1t the election
snail be- limited Ia eligible en-
p!"Nc"s within the Plant De-
pertinent.
The date for tho rl.c,i,,, L...
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

COURAGE the people of the Re-
uhli" 4 have formed on final
iudrEvut un the tax bill. Many
changes are likely tu be madr
~ IN" hill before n is reported
i"r TIA" consideration by the
Sru.'" do appreciate the
view. gwen me hy those con-
li'unu's who have written to
90 nr talked with me ahnu,
ia" hlIl
TAN POLICY - There are
lIrH" considerations and Iudg-
meat, which viii soon have
Ia b" made IN the field Of an.
riupTiatiunS and iiN alton ~ III
federal level. Ny view on lhi,
rNfr.i might b., .tuum.d IN
~ TINS way. lhIuk We are
-Itu" Ia nave tu have two
thames occur h.fur" TINS rpur-
.i# cam ",t IL financial house
D.. order. Eur' O. lhui ~, uco-
p'" ui 10" country al" sutu.
g. n1w" - exercise som" T.-
S,ra'ut in drmandiu" that the
federal Government make So
many Grants To the states anI
embark on 50 many federal!
IrugganS Second THINK UIs,,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

u"bCut uuu-SCIN connected
disability may bc entitled L.
an additional amount ii they
need the Tcgull: aid and at
Tendance of another person iu
,h,ir necessary, daily acts q.
iiNinr, according" Ia II. Hugh
tdu,c, Cplunnu', County Vet
Grams Service C',ICcI,. The old
hui-.,tyIc, connected pension
lat" Mas SGG.i5. which MAS ia
,r,a. cd Ia SI8..5 when th"
\, trrau r.a h'i IL years Of
"IC cot after IA. hlS received
pension Tor 10 Years. When IN"
need ,ui sid and attendance is
established, In, rate Increases
I" Si3I -. The new pension
law Public Law 1921. adds
. 5000 per month H. the amount
. .II,aiv uoIuE received.
lu" County Service OifIC, :
and the need for regular aii
.ni .''cuu,ncc i, met when
-, Ert'I IN j. So lind or help
les. ,uat he needs assistance IN
ar'r lug or undressing, keep
ti' himself clean and present
able. not able - attend 10 the
wants of nature. 10 protect
himself from tn, dangers in.
q
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

CeARouNA POWER q IoHT COMPANY
An isVestor.o~red soxpoyi.s pnbl;c nsii,y company
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25
Sen. Sam Erwin

WASHINGTON-This Is the
season when everyone is very
cognizant Of taxes. The Internal
Revenue Code of 1854. lOIc
pages i'm length. contains the
federal tax laws. The Senate
finance Committee is consider
ing the tax revision bill
INK lO65O which contains
some 240 pages amending the
1884 Internal Revenue Code
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

Earlier this year I stopped in
rdenton and was reminded
mat the independence of our.
country arose out Of the que
'ion oi taxation. Rarely docs .
'haiiSr la tax law produrc
agreement on what Is an cuurl-
able tax provision. The pro-
posed changes are no cNrrutiun
a steady stream Of witnesses
Is appearing daily before IN,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

senate Finance Committee d
NV" testimony an thc tty
amendments. As passed TN t,c
House ON March -. the main
provision of lIR lnG5u rr.ui,
u seven pcTccu; Investment t..
credit Ia buSiuc,s cut,ru,t...
" the sam" time other uTr-
visions hdy, been drafted =.
offset TIN .""ynuc loss. The.
p'"NId" SiriI',r Truulti.une i.r
'aNih" overseas caruIu.-. nud.
iiN cNi'uu| tax deduction
Tor entertainment c>uou,s. ir-
crease tdNdtiuu al mutual in
>hidnr" companies. currcII-
,iNcS, and various SaIiuu, IN
StitutiruS, provide for IA" wifi
h"idin" at twenty porcoNt al
dividends and most furur of
interest al their ,uurc" with
certain exemptions f.r person.
, .'''', '''''' !" NO ''E ''iH!'i'' ''d
'"' "' t' ".'u''i"i'N TOR
80 vi '''''Nii'' before i0'
7', ''''''''' Nii''h 'i'""'iN al
'''' " taxpayer y business.
TAX HEARINGS ~.
Senate Finance Co--,.,;,,.. a..
announced tb,, if cy,o.,. -,
hold hoarlngs O, Tia, rrI ,,,.
bout five w.n,. h,r.,. ..,,.,,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

ASHE FREE WILL. 6APTISl
CHURCH ltev. Clarence Eribb
pastor. Sunday ., houi 1901
: NJ; Worship Services 2ni
I'D 18th SunGav's \ :" A M:
erd.. and nth sur iay - " =. Nj;
Prayer MEETING. Wednesday,.
fO0 + NJ
ST. FaANCrs XAVIER cAe
THOlIC CHURCH: hev. Arth.
ur L. DnncEa. Pastor. Sunday.
~ "a" .. NJ: CcEfcsx.oa
- u - n. nGII ua,s: Mas
~ - y.
ASH LirE BAPTIST: Rey. a
~,yde Frtncr ~agt>- SUNDAY
s"h""' az 70 M A M. Worship
Service Ind Sunday at II 90 A.
" and ttn Sun.isv AT 30 = N.
CHURCH or GOD: Cor. Sixth
FOwlc". Pastor. ) 5 1000 a m:
Morning Worship IL: YPG -
IN: EvanHelirtic Services 7:31
p m; Bible StLoy and Prayer,
We'd. 7:39 p ~
CS'RSrIWS rRFEWTI.I IA.
PTfST: Pastor - Rev. Clarence
rI.D SIr n-y SrhOoI 1000 An
N'"rS':c <, nee : 10 r IA. each
Sunday, Prayer Service 30
tn Thursday.
CAROLINA BAPTIST: Rev J.
c. Jones. Pastor: S. S 1000
IN; Morning Worship II 90:
Training Union 100 p m: Tve-
Tirg Worship 500 m: laid
""ek prayer service 500 a. m,
Deacons NEE Friday before
FIRST sunday.
ENAS CEL HOLINESS CETR-
az. = T j5:res TA~Iur. Sunday
school - a n Worship Service
Ind and ~ S.11sv's YPE
Sunday q: 8 N 30 n: Mo week
orayer service 7.45 p m.
LA"NBhLE BAPTIST: Rev.
y D GasEip. Pastor. Sunday
School 600 4. NJ: Worship
Service. $rd Sun. 100 A. II.
PIREwAT FRGEwIIL BA7,
fist CHyECH: Rev. Clarence
t~'1D. pastu, Sunday School
% o. \ NJ worship II &c A N;
evening" S--Vic"s 80 p n OF
First and 1rtrd SUNDAYS.
IRON a'sL ZAP. ST
sunday Sch"-i 80! A a.: Train
ins " iOr $50 r NJ. WMU. lst
h'nd3T In each month. Wor-
shin Services. ;l:OC A NJ. and
100 ? NJ: Officers End Teach-
ers Meeting. Wednesday,, 7:0J
p N.
GREEN SEA BAPTIST: Few.
Morgan G!i--arh. Pastor. Sun.
5av Schnoi 1900 4. M; p. T. z.
80 + Nj. EN oning Worship
SEQ p NJ.
ASTiOtb BAPTIST: Sund.J
School 1000 : N. PraH"hirs
Sat before End Sunday li:30 A
NJ @th sunday II % A. NJ.
EMERSON FHEEWII.r. RAP
1iST: Rev. a l. Duncan, Past
or. Preaching Sat before 4tb
SUNDAY 7.cG ;. NJ. 4th SUNDAY
morning !! Oh 4. H.: Sunday
School 1000 A. N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25
CHI URCk DIRECTORY
SABOR CITY HaPTIsr. Re,

NAbOB CITY BAPTIST: Rev
James ii. Johnson. Pastor
sunday School g:45 A. M:
Morning Service II 90 A. NJ
Training Union CSC i. NJ
Evening Service 100 =. M
Church Night Wed 1870 +. 81.
". NJ. u Circles Thursday after
LIST Sunday, General w. NJ. u
Monday alter 2nd .l,nday.
TABOR CITY pKEsBrTrp.
IAN: Rev. Henry l. R.aves
ST. Pastor: Church SchGC! 10 M
A NJ. Morning Worship II o.
M. PSF SUNDAY $50 l. NJ.
Men OF The Church 2pd Tues
lay
SAINT PAUL METHODIST
Kew p II Layfield. pastor.
sunday Schoc' e'45 \ NJ. Morn
ng Worship /, 90: MYF Sum
:sv & p NJ: Evening WORSHIP
10. w S c ) Circles. First
tuesday evening: Eeberal w 6
meeting Third Tuesday eve
ring.
GLENDALE BsPTIsr: Rsy.
DUO Edwards. Pastor; Sunday
school 1000 A. Ii: Prayer Meet
ug Sundays $50 p. NJ: Preach
oP. Saturday oei1-e 3rJ SUNDAY
$50 p. NJ. 3rd Sunday mcrnny
100 A NJ Sunday night I:3C
p. n.
SIT. HERMAN BAPTIsr.
'r'. CLYDE Prince, Pastor; sun
lay School 10 A. M; Praye;
Meeting Wed. 80 r. NJ: BIZ.
sunday 8 p. a. Wv-ship Serv.
CO 4th Sunday u A. NJ: End
sunday 7:3O Pm.
CEDAR CREEK BAPTIsY:
lev. T. ". nearre. Pastor: Sum-
'ay School 1000 A. M: Prayer
Meeting Wed. TO. q. u: !yor-
hip Ser1ice. Third Sunday II 90
4 N. Firsi Sunday TOO p. NJ,
LEBANON METHOD Isr.
Rev w F. Herbert. Pastor Sum
tay school 900 =. M, Preach
'ng. LIST Sun ZOO T.. M. Bird sun
lay TOO r. a.: M. F. L, Monday
zoe P. NJ: W. 8. z 9. LIST Wed
Night
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST: Rev
< l.. CEMBEE, pastor; sun
lay SSSool at 10 A. NJ: worship
service Saturday night before
'oSrth sunday. TOO and Sunday
norninx IL 90: and second sun
lay night at TOO. Pravc- ser,-
ice each Wednesday night M
f;op. BTU Sunday night $50
FOREST LAWN MISsIOaRy
bAPTIoI. rev. CASTOR Hester.
Minister. Sunday Schoo. at 10
4. 81. Preaching lst SUNDAY II
50 r. M. and easn SUNDAY AZ
80 p. M.
=: M. 3rd SnGaap Night at M,
Hr. SINAI BAPTIST: Re-
Garlon Long. pastor: SUNDAY
school 1000 A. N: Preaching
'ervfce End Sunday loo A. M
ed 4th Sunday at 80 P. NJ.
0rayer Service each "Wednesday
LITTLE BETHEL: Rev. l. p
Brown. Pastor Preaching 2nd
and 4th Sunday. zoo A NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

within the next thirty days.
Election will be by Secre;
ballot and will be- conducted by
a representative of the n. l..
l.. h.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

NEW LIFE BAPTIST: X, :.
C-owGH Powell. Pastor. sun
day School 10 ,0O n IN. Worship
Service second Sunday GO d
IN: Fourth Sunday at IL % 4 M
SISr LEVEL FREF WILL
BAPTIST: Rev. BY Hardee
Pastor: Srndsy rchca, 1000 q.
n: Worship Service 3r5 Su,.i.>
l. 90 a m
MT. ZION BAPTIST: Past
Or. Rev. G. Clyde Price;
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ.
e"r"rt Crcng-y Supt. Tor-
.hip Se-|ce il A. M. Sat.
before and IN Is: Sun; 3rd
Sun. 700 F. NJ. Prayer Ser.
~!res. Scn. 7:3O p. NJ
MACEDONIA FREEwILL IA
PTlST CHURCH: Rev. Ciar-
enre Eribo. pastor: SUNDAY
School lO 60 A Nj -'c-=Sh.i1 il :OG
\ " secCNS and fourth Sun
DAYS Evening Services 7:30
OLD ZION WESLEYAN ME-
THODIST CHURCH: Rev. Hal
T PrO~n. Pa! SOr. Sunday school
':i5 4 NJ; Wesleyan Youth TOO
" nj: Evening Services 70,
Prayer Services ? NJ o. Sun.
t"v's and Wednesdays
GRASSY Bar BAPTIST Gnu
SCH. " Foster HARRISON
pastor. Sundly School ia A ~
Worship Services II A Nj 2nd
and 4th Sundays. LIST and 3-o
Sur!av Nights 1T go. PRAYER
Services p n on Sundays ano
Wednesdays
CLARENDON CHUsCH OF
CHRIST: Biol. Study 1000 A
M: Morning WORSHIP II % A.
NJ: evening Woriatlp 7.S1 },
NJ: Wednesday Bible Study
80 p. M
sANIF PLAIN BAPTIST: Rey
G f!vde Prince pastor. sun
day School 1000 A. n; Wur-
sh!p Service. 3rG SUNDAY a,
u 90 A. Nj. ist SupGav uiyht
~ 10 P NJ
JONES STREET NISSAN
AIRY BAPTIST CHUHCH.
Rev. L l. Todd, Pastor: w. ]
Hardee. $ S Supt.. Il ID. Gask-
lnH. Il. +. 4 Director W N
HaEd"e and !. =. Ga>l.ins. Del-
cons
Preaching.
2nd and ith Sun. IL 90 4 VI
2nd and Ith Sun.....7:%u = NJ
L - - ...,.. MI
SundnF School ........lO:OO a NJ
PlaNc: Service each
Wednesday........S:O p. NJ
CLARENDON 1iPFI>T .gnv
Joe Stanley. Pastor. Sandal
school 1000 . ri: Training
UniUn J:3O p II Prayer Meet
ns. "Wednesday 2 So y NJ. Wo--
hip Services IL ana I'D Sun
'sy's II % A NJ 2nd and An
Mne-v's 40 y Is WINS Nln.
lay evening af:c- ISL Sunday
RFTHEL METuDDTST
~ u Armstrong. Pastor. SurIrn
School 1900 \ NJ. Morning Ser
We" First and Third SUNDAYS
AZ II 90 A NJ Second ana
Fourth Sundays at 80 r NJ.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25
Vets Nay Get
Added Benefit

Veterans who are receiving
pension from ;he Veterans Ad-
mlIIStrallun for total and per-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25
WE'D. APR IS. 1862 the TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

In 1860, there were 275, Uua
mix cows on North Carolina
i&rmS. They produced one oil
hon, 554 million pounds of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

m'lk--m average per COW of
. go pounds. Average produce
uun per COW in the u. s. was
Z GOA pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25

Directory Sponsored by the Firms:
""eS- r - $500 'C.-..n S.,..C.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-25
TAHOE CITY pRESBVTrp

IhbOh CITY PRESENTER
IAN: Rev. Henry l. R.avea
ST. Pastor: Church SchGC! 10 ~
A NJ. Morning Worship II %
M. PIF SUNDAY go l. Al.
Men OF The Church 2nd Tues
lay
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
Fote Of Key
Club In Hands
Of Judue Gum

Hennepin county district court
Judge William D. Gum, listened
to both sides In the hearing on a
permanent injunction barring the
Minneapolis city council from re-
voking the licenses Of the South
Of the Border-Key Club Monday,
Dec. II.
Leo Dorfman, attorney for
Henry Sabes, Key Club operator
argued the city had no right to
revoke a license where there had
been no charge Of law violation
by the establishment or its prop
rietor.
He argued that the evidence
upon which the council revoked
the Key Club license was hear
say"
Dabe Shama, assistant city at
torney argued that the law under
which licenses for bars are granted
provide that known lawbreakers
are to be barred from premises
by the license holders.
After hearing arguments and
listening to Henry Sabes and city
police witnesses on Tuesday, Dec.
Is, Judge Gum ordered both at
torneys to submit briefs to him
by next week.
A decision is expected In two
weeks.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
81. Paul MoforiSf jailed
On Truffic Violations

Jesse Crisler, 21, $50 Fuller was
arrested about 1890 am, Decem.
Der 16, on three traffic violations
Crisler was seen by st. Paul
police officers William Skally and
Albert Pariana as he made a right
turn onto Mackubin Street from
Rondo Street without giving a
signal and driving over the curb.
Officers checked the auto and
found that it had defective brakes.
At police headquarters he was
booked for no signal, defective
emergency brake and it was later
learned that he had no Minnesota
drivers license.
In st. Paul municipal court on
IT, Crisler received a
seven day workhouse term for no
drivers license; a sent
ence of SIS or one day for no sig
nal when turning; and a sentence
Of SIS or one day for defective
brake. He did not pay
he fine on either sentence.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
joint Coffee Hour
Of MofronS Council
& Masters Council

Following the comforting Of the
Past Masters Degree and the Mat
rons Administrative Degree a
joint coffee hour was held in the
Prince Hall Building, $50 Universi-
ty Av., st. Paul, on Sunday, De-
cember 16.
The Past Masters Degree was
given to Earl New, Worshipful
Master, Perfect Ashlar Lodge No.
4, F. & Am. and Plouis Moore,
Worshipful Master, Anchor Hill
yard No. 2, F. & AM.
William Lockhart, president of
the Past Master Council was as
sisted by LAMAR Roberts and
Marion Brown in giving the De-
gree.
Worthy Matrons receiving the
Administrative Degrees were, Mrs.
Joanne Barnett, Electa Chapter
No. 8, Mrs. Venear Broden, Queen
of Sheba Chapter No. 5, Mrs.
Clara Mae Davis, Pride of the
West No. 9 and Mrs. Daisy John
son, Princess Oziel Chapter No.
10, all Order of the Eastern Stars.
Thomas M. Jones, Worthy Grand
Patron, Prince Hall Grand Chap
ter, Minnesota Jurisdiction, con-
ferred the Degree, assisted by
Mrs. Harriet c. Jones, President
of the Council, Mrs. Gertrude
Greene, Worthy Grand Matron and
Mrs. DeVaughnia Simmons.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF
CARROLL CRAFTS, INC.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
the Carroll Crafts, Incorporated"
was incorporated under and pursu-
ant to the provisions of Chapter
3Ol of the Laws of Minnesota, 1888,
known as the Minnesota Business
Corporation Act, the laws amenda-
tory thereto. on the 29th day of
November, 1862.
The general purpose of the
corporation shall be to engage in
the general manufacturing business
as agent and principal in behalf of
any persons, partnership, corpora
tion or company for hire; and to do
any and all things reasonably
necessary to accomplish such pur-
poses; also to manufacture, process,
produce, purchase, sell, exchange,
lease, assign, pledge, mortgage, own,
import, export, transport, distribute,
or otherwise acquire, hold or dis
pose OF, handle or otherwise deal
in and with real and personal prop
erty Of any nature and description.
The registered office of this
corporation shall be at 404 Chicago
Avenue, Minneapolis is, Minnesota.
The names and postoffice address
ses OF each of the incorporatOrs is:
Carroll E. Matson. 1928 Sheridan
Ave. No, Minneapolis, MINI.
Robert S. Matson, 1923 Sheridan
Av. No, Minneapolis, MINI.
Jessie MatsOn. 1926 Marquette Ave,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The names and postoffice address
ses of the first board of directors
is:
James r. Fairfield, Rt. 2, Box 4S4,
Mound. MINI.
Carroll F. Matson, 1928 Sheridan
Ave. No, Minneapolis, MINI.
Robert S. MatsOn, 1928 Sheridan
Ave. No, Minneapolis, MINI.
Irving Tabor, 6841 Vincent Ave. So,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Donald c. Sobraske, 2651 Ulysses
st. NE, Minneapolis, MINI.
CARROLL CRAFTS, INC.
BY Carroll Matson,
President
Dec. 7, 1862
(SpOk esman, Dec 2l, 1862
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21

Telephone Company division man.
ager, suggests a few tips to those
who plan to call their loved ones
during the holiday:
If possible, call on Monday
night or even Sunday when the
special rates are also in effect.
This will help spread out the heavy
calling load and will result In calls
going through faster.
Obtain the telephone number
to be called well ahead of time.
The call will go through much
faster If the distant number is
known beforehand.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
Christmas Long
Distance Phone
Tips Offered
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everyone.
Many people - policemen, fire
men, doctors, nurses, and those
employed by other businesses
which must remain open - are on
duty both Christmas Eve and
Christmas Day.
Long distance telephone operat-
ors are among this group.
Because Christmas Is a time
when families and friends want to
be together, those who can't make
it in person because of distance
rely on the telephone for their
reunion. This, and the fact that
holiday rates apply, combine to
make Christmas the busiest tele-
phoning time of the year with
more operators on duty, in many
cases, than during a normal bus
mess day.
To handle this expected increase
in calling, Northwestern Bell
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
Nice Christmas Gift

. The book, Tho Negro In
Minnesota, by Earl Spangler
makes an excellent Christmas Gift
for the individual or the family
library. It tells the story Of the
Negroes contributions to the life
Of the state from the 1905 to
1861. This handsomely bound vol
ume published by the T. 8. DennI-
son & Co., costs only $S.96. Mail
this sum to the Spokesman g. Re-
cOrder Publishing Co., S744 Fourth
Av. s., Minneapolis 8, Minnesota,
and get your copy by return mail
for your Christmas Gift list
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
AdVE.
ST. Paul Police Search For
Two Hif ond Run Motorists

David Humphrey, POI N. st. AL
bans reported to st. Paul police
that his auto was struck by a hit
and run driver on December IT.
At the time Of the accident his
auto was parked at 642 Aurora.
Police are also continuing their
search for the hit and run driver
who struck the auto Of Rudolph
Jones, S27 Marshall, while it was
parked in front Of his residence on
1S.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21
PGPer TO Change
Dofe Of Issue
lA


Beginning with It's second
issue In January this news
paper will be published on
Thursday Of each week in
stead of Friday as It has been
for over % years.
This means ALL headlines
will be advanced a day and
that single copy purchasers
may buy the paper on
WEDNESDAY and mail sub
scriberS will receive the
paper In THURSDAYS mail.
The change has been made
necessary in order to give
shoppers who use our ad col
umns, especially for weekend
grocery and meat sales an
opportunity to check on their
stores by THURSDAY at the
latest, leaving three full
shopping days for mail sub
Scribers.