Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-03

ton, New York City; J. e. Dick
son, Columbia, s. c.; Levi Morris
Chicago, ILL.,; Charles Young, Chi.
cago, I'LL; Cornelius Richardson
Richmond, Ind; John G. Lewis
Jr.; Baton Rouge, La; William H
Jones, Chicago, Ill; David Muclle
Portsmouth, Va; James Diggs
Winston Salem, N. c.; Cornea
Davis, Chicago; Amos T. Hall
Tulsa, Okla; Sanford Mckinney
Anna Arbor, Michigan; Joseph
Givens, Pittsburgh, Pa; w. C
fitzpatrick, New York City; Ray
Hughes, Columbus, Ohio; Leslie
Fowlkes, Newport News, Va, an6
Walter c. Lewis, Richmond, Va.
The Imperial Director Of Public
Relations is James e. Denl1ins
Baltimore, Md.
Paul E. x. Brown, an alumnus
of the University Of Minnesots
and resident Of Atlanta, Ca, Is
Imperial Director Of Publicity anc
editor Of the official Shrine pub
Hcation, THE Pyramid"
Deputy directors of publicity ant
information are Bennie Rodgers
st. Louis, Mo-; Theodore Jackson
Cincinnati, Ohio and Ralph Jones
Philadelphia, Pa.
Walter Dyett Of Chicago, ILL.,, Is
Imperial Promotional Director, one
of the most important posts
charged with supervising money
raising programs open to public
participation.
Deputy promotional directors
are: John w. Goggins, Pittsburgh
Pa; Clarence A. Armour, Los An
geles, Calf; Major Taylor, New
ark, N. Y, and Robert Taylor
Brooklyn, NY.
Kenneth Roane Of New Yorl
City is Imperial Director of Music
and Bands. Deputy Director O.
Music and Bands is Clarence A
Haynes of Detroit, Mich. DR.. P
L. Bacchus is Imperial Organist.
One of the most colorful part!
of Shrinedom are the marching
units the Shrine Patrols. Thomas
F. Banks of Columbia, Ohio 1.
Imperial Commander Of Patrols
James E. Scott of New York City
is Deputy Commander of Patrols
The Deputy Imperial Directors
of Recreations are Arthur T
Shack Of Trenton, N. J. and Phillip
D. Oliver Of West Medford, Mass
Winfred Helm of Springfield
ILL.,; is Imperial Photographer.
J. Berkley Gaines of Bronx
NY. is director of transportation
and his deputy Is Julius Reid OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
Director of the Shrine Commis-
sion To Study and Eliminate
Bogus Masonry is Amos T. Hall
of Tulsa, Okla. The Imperial Youth
Director is Emerson Harvey OF
Phoenix, Arizona. Deputy Imper-
ial Youth Directors are the Twin
Cities own Lapercelle P. Greene Of
st. Paul, Mimi, and John L
Franklin Of Detroit, Mich.
Chairmen of the Imperial Stand
ing Committees are: Committee
on Temples: Robert w. Gwaitney
Newark, N. j.; Credentials: Harry
T. Coleman, Somerville, Tenn.
Jurisprudence: James w. Jackson
Sr., Detroit; Finance and Budget:
Henry G. Walton, New York City;
Grievances and Appeal: James O
Walker, Camden, N. J.; Fraternal
Relations: Charles F. Williams
Memphis, Tenn.
CONSTITUENT TEMPLES BY
STATES AND CITIES
ALABAMA
Khedive Temple No. 16, Birm'
ingham; Palestine Temple No. 1s
Mobile; Shaaban Temple No. 103
Montgomery; Mizraim Temple No
119, Tuskegee Institute.
ALASKA
Al Hejaz Temple No. 80, An
chorage.
ARIZONA
Moslem Temple No. 10, Phoenix
ARKANSAS
Sphinx Temple No. rs, Helena
Mohammed Temple No. "a, Lit
tie Rock; Rahman Temple No. IT
Pine Bluff; Assansin Temple No
81, Hot Springs.
BAHAMAS ISLAND-BRTTTSH
WEST INDIES
Nemesis Temple No. rs, Nassau
CALIFORNIA
Egyptian Temple No. 5, Lo!
Angeles; Menelik Temple No. 36
Oakland; Thutmose Temple No
IA, San Francisco; Muharran
Temple No. 95, Santa Monica
sheik Temple No. 9s, Riverside
Calf; Isis Temple No. 1o2, sar
Diego.
COLORADO
Syrian Temple No. 40, Denver
CONNECTICUT
Arabic Temple No. 40, New
Haven.
DELAWARE
Sual1im Temple No. go, vii
mington.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Mecca Temple No. 10, Wash
ington.