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Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
ONE JAILED IN ALLEGED
RupGlARY AYTEMpT

Delbert Ray HoIlins, 20, 1346
Arkwright was arrested about
3:45 am. on June %, and charged
with suspicion Of burglary.
Hollins was observed by Elmer
Caldwell, 556 Rondo, proprietor OF
Russell's Bar, same address, stand
ing between the screen and the
front door Of the establishment.
Caldwell flashed his auto lights
on the man asked what he was
doing and at that time the man
fled to some bushes in a nearby
lot.
When police officers arrived
they proceeded to check the door
as Caldwell stated the man was
attempting to force 1t.
Just about that time Hollins
emerged from the lot and explained
that he was passing and had "a
stop In the lot to relieve himself.
He was charged with suspicion
Of burglary.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27


grams, coordinating with the &C.
tiIties of the company's four sell
ing affiliates - Schenley Distillers
Co., Melrose Distillers Co., Schen.
ley Imports Co. and Brandy Distil.
lers Co.
He will advise on media selec-
ton, creative requirements and
general marketing operations Of
the various Schenley brands. Mr.
Powell will make his headquarters
at the company's New York Of
fices, 1890 Avenue Of the Amer,
icas.
Mr.. Powell has demonstrated
unusual ability in previous adver'
Using and marketing assignments,
Mr.. Balterman said. His business
background Is especially applicable
to Schenley's recognition Of the
great potential Of the Negro mar
ket."
Prior to joining the distilllne
firm, he was general sales man.
ager Of Amalgamated Publishers
Inc, national advertising repre-
sentative for principal Negro news.
papers in the United States.
He began his business career In
1861 as coordinator Of the Negro
Market Department OF Arnold
Bakers, Inc, specializing In new
product development. In addition,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

The Minneapolis branch of the
NAACP presented a panel on the
employment situation in the city
at its regular monthly meeting
held Sunday, June 21, at Zion
Baptist church.
A panel of three members par
ticipated in the discussion which
began late because of the long
business session. Participating as
panel members were Ashby Gas
kins, vocational services director
Of the Minneapolis Urban League;
Louis Erwin, executive director of
the Minneapolis FEP commission
and Robert Gomsrud, president of
the Minneapolis Central Labor
Union.
James Mcdonald, director of the
State Commission Against Dis
elimination served as panel moder-
ator.
The panel addressed to the sub
ject: THE Negro and employment
in the Minneapolis Area"
According to the panel, the Ne
gro employment picture is chang
ing in Minneapolis but has a long
way to go before real progress
can be realized. The panel also
mentioned that there are jobs
available to the Negro, but there
are no qualified Negroes to fill
them.
Mr.. Mcdonald suggested that
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
St. Paul Examinations
For Highway Petrol
& CifY Firemen

Highway patrol officer, Estate
Of Minnesota) minimum qualifica-
tions.
In order to qualify, applicants:
1. Must be at least g. 10" and
not more then g. 4" in height
(stocl1ing feet) and weigh $50
pounds or over.
2. Must have been residents of
Minnesota for the past two (2)
years.
8. Must be between the ages OF
21 and 80 years, except for veter-
ans for whom the requirement is
waived.
4. Must be well proportioned and
have a good physical development,
5. Should be high school grad
uate.
8. Applicants whose drivers lie
ense records show serious moving
traffic violations within the past
five (5) years or who have a po-
lice record are ineligible to par
ticipate In this examination.
Fire fighter, (City Of st. Paul)
minimum qualifications:
In order to qualify, applicants
1. Must be a high school grad
uate.
2. Must be a qualified voter OF
the city.
3. Must be under 35 years Of age,
4. Must be at least s. 8" In
height (bare feet).
5. Veterans are not exempt from
the age requirement.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
Tee
TO
GREEN

Hey there old dubs':
Your aching back reporter i:
confined to the clubhouse this
weekend, so this will be a short
nine holes. Looks like I pulled 8
few muscles in the old back so, al
this writing am on my way tc
FairHew, to ease the Sinew; (ba6
pun). You dig?
Last Sunday, I passed the Tee
honors to steady Hook shot Car
ter who took the team over in fine
style for a victory over those al.
ways tough Cummings brothers
for our fourth straight.
My phone rang Sunday noon and
Carter gave me the welcome news
that my team had won that one
for me. I really appreciate that
fellows, and hope to be up and
swinging real soon for the rest
Of our club matches. Thank you
Big Tex" Collins and Cool Ted
Clark, for stepping on the Tee
when we needed you.
You see, my low medalist Low
ball" Ron McGinnis was also in.
active with a sprained wrist, SC
we could have gotten clobbered
Say there, I don't like to say %
told you so", but, do you know that
I predicted that "Old Easy swing.
ing Boros, would wrap up thai
Brookline Swingfest last week
This is a real Pro in every sense
Of the word. Swings as easy as
cotton and stays in the fairway
Also uses about 26 puts for Il
holes. That is the formula that
am sure we would all like to b,
able to come somewhere near
Ehh' By gosh, I think I'll star
thinking that way. (smile). Forge
that long ball baby. Straight bal
is the word. predict that "olc
Julius" will be the Long Green
man at the end Of the season. Let
see how this turns out. Well, nk,
I said, the holes are short and tn
puts are dropping too fast for M
this week. Please excuse this poo
report. See you next week with I
full 1S holes and a playoff If nee
essary. Ouch! am hurting.
Golfingly, big jay.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
BAKED SQUASH

Scrub 2 lbs. squash. Halve
lengthwise; remove seeds and
stringy portion. Pare; cut in uni
form serving pieces. Place in shall
low baking dish; sprinkle with
salt, pepper and sugar; brush with
melted butter, margarine or salad
oil; cover. Bake in moderately hot
oven (375 deg. F.) $3.50 min, or
until tender. Serves 4.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
COSTLY NAP COSTS
$500 IN CASH

Flint, Mich. (ANP) - A "sil-
ent" thief walked away with $500
in cash and a book of blank checks
after ransacking the home Of DON
aid Church, who was asleep in the
house while the robber was at
work.
The 41-year-old RIP Van Wink
Ie' admitted that the wallet was
in his pants pocket in the same
room where he was snoozing.
He told police that drawers In
the bedroom and in an adjoining
dining room were searched during
the burglary that took place In
broad daylight.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
NEGRO SHOW FEATURED
Ar LAKE CITY rlIIR

The Terrace Supper Club al
Lake City, MINI, is featuring an
all-Negro revue nightly.
The club situated on Lake Pepin
handles special parties and BAN
quets from 5 to 500 persons,
Michael Donohue the genial prop
rietor and host states. 10
A fine menu is standard at the
club which features the finest
foods prepared by topflights chefs,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
SchenIey Names
Powell Asst.
Ad Mondoer

New York - Appointment Of
Robert o. Powell as assistant ad-
vertising manager of Schenley In
dustries, Inc, has been announced
by George Balterman, director Of
advertising.
Mr.. Powell will assist In the de-
velopment Of advertising, merchan-
dising and sales promotion pro-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
PULLS Do-TT-HERsELr JOB

PULLS DO-TT-HERSELF JOB
Baltimore (ANP) - A woman
opened the cash register In the
notions department in the Hochs-
child Kohn and company store at
Edmondson Village and fled with
$71.
Mrs. Louise Geisler, a sales
clerk who reported the theft to
Southwestern district police, said
the woman was wearing a white
uniform.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
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A real home for the "lIids." Only
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$13, 300 FILA.
q B.R. DEN COLONIAL
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spacious 4 bdrm. and bath. Master
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Kitchen with complete built-ins.
A fabulous! tremendous! beauti-
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588-0165.
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We have many, many fine homes
and also income property. Call us
for more information.
MIN MANN REALTY FIR. 10000
$40
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
MISS. RIVER ANOKA
SH BOAT SWIM

Air cond. three yr. old contempor-
ary 8 bedroom and exp. Walkout,
city sewer and water, panelled
and beamed ceilings, 2 fireplaces,
1900 feet each. Level. Price upper
thirties, 80 min. to loop. HA. l.
8641. $40
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

In Dallas, Texas, the Park De
partment ended segregation on
municipal golf courses in June,
1854.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Though male babies are more
highly priced, Africa still has more
females than males.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

5000 DOWN ANYONE. Russell
Ave. North, 539. Large stucco
seven room house with two baths,
garage and furnace. Payments like
rent. Werner, Ia. 1924, KE. s.
7109. S-49
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

CALL TAYLOR 7-4O21 TO PLACE
NEWS. OF, PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

tbdIIIG thomas
! Notebook
The 4Sth Annual SpingarT
Award will be given posthumously
to the late Medgar Evers. His
widow, Mrs. Evers viii receive the
award at the 54th annual conven-
ton Of the NAACP in Chicago
July 4.
Anybody who has been watch
ing the Negroes struggle for equal
rights in the past decade is not
surprised at the revolution" to
secure those rights" by Negroes
aided by some white fellow citi-
zens. Ten years ago the NAACP,
the top civil rights organization an
nomced its goal was equality in
1853" the Centennial of the Eman-
cipation Proclamation.
The goal is In sight with the
NAACP receiving assists and
impetus in its vital program
from such organizations as
CORE, DIR. Martin Luther Kings
Southern Leadership Conference
and the Students NOn-Student
Action Group.
That tan lifeguard, protecting
the swimmers in the Sheraton
Ritz pool is tall handsome Uni
versity of Minnesota senior James
Lawrence Glen Heron Is one
of the chef cooks at the same hos
telry.
Thirty percent Of the In Towner
Motel employed personnel are tan
workers - employed at several
different levels.
Minneapolis Brewing Company
president Frank Kiewel was on
hand to greet the press at the new
park the firm has donated for the
NE. area last Thursday. The park
is beautiful, adds to the neighbor-
hood, Mr.. Kiewels hospitality,
Grain Belt Beer and good food was
fine and Bailie was in his element
indeed.
The Sportsmen are sponsoring
a Fourth Of July Picnic at Eaton's
Ranch A red-hot stage show
revue is playing the Terrace Sup
per Club at Lake City, MINI.
Battle hears Tillie Anthony
(Blue Note manager) has been
fattening his bank-roll off Eddie
Vanderbilt on the golf course re-
Gently. Titles also taking tall
and handsome Dan.
Looks like Minneapolis Is re-
turning to the days when the tan
community had a murder a week.
For awhile people frowned on
homicides, but it looks like the
town is going back to the 1920s.
Orchids to Ray Wells for help
ing ease tensions by calling off
his speech to the CORE mass
meeting which has since been can
celled. Wells who has received a
great amount of publicity may soon
find that the same people who
praise you as a hero one minute,
will assail you (behind your back)
in the next breath. The tickle pub
lie often uniformed, misinformed,
often lazy and Indifferent build
heroes up Just to tear them down
In view Of the circumstances
CORE leaders (some of them)
probably should receive orchids
too for being constructive
enough to call off q meeting
which would not have improved
relations between the races In
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Johnny Mathis and his lady
manager are finally waking up!
The singer has announced that
he will donate a minimum of
$4,000 from his fees for per-
fOrmances In Chicago and New
York, to be divided equally be-
tween the NAACP and the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference (the Martin Luther
King grOup.)
Various columnists in the Negro
press have inferred from time to
time that Mathis looks the other
way when Negro rights are
brought up. Mathis action follows
closely on the heels Of Nat King
Coles plan to donate a portion OF
the receipts on a new show he
plans to take on tour to the
NAACP.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
AVAILABLE

Unfurnished one bedroom apart
ment. $10S.00. Newly constructed
apartment building. 4001 Clinton
Ave. South. One year lease re-
quired. Stove, refrigerator, heat
and gas for cooking furnished. Call
544-3341. S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27


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the o
t.
aSeso of
mor than mill
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
A REAL CREAM PUFF

a REAL CREAM PUFF
New Offering. Pretty mad clean
two bedroom stucco cutie. Lovely
porch, garage, full dining room.
Real Sharp in and out. Wonderful
South location. Best buy in town.
Priced below appraised value. $3.50
down FILA. $50 per month pays
all. How about this for you? Mr..
Schmitt, WA. 2-6794.
BARTON REALTY IA. 7-478I
$40
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

The editor-publisher of this
sheet has a handy way Of Kidding
himself Of civil rights Doors" AS
soon as some worthy corners him
to explain his personal version Of
what I'VE should do about Miss
issippi, Alabama and the crackers"
the newsman Immediately wants to
know if the party making con-
versation is a NAACP member? ?
If the party answers in the af-
firmative the conversation con-
tinues and all Is well-but If the
individual is not a paid member Of
the NAACP or some other civil
rights organization, the newsman
excuses himself with the polite but
firm rejoinder: "Tn be glad to
talk to you when you put your
money where your mouth is" A
number of persons laugh
and take no offense, but a con-
siderable number color-up, stutter
and get angry, and join those suf-
fering from Newmanitis.
Then there are those individuals
who used to belong to the NAA-
CP," ten years and 81 away. They
get the same treatment, somewhat
cruel but needed in too many in
stances.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Movements for opportunity and
equality can't move ahead in the
atomic age on talk. It's hard to
explain to whites why every Ne
gro in the Twin Cities doesn't
carry an NAACP card, at this day
and age.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

the area, many Of whOm-bIack
and white were apprehensive of
the results Of such a meeting,
called under confused circum-
stances.
Orchids to the Twin City Oh,
server and Publisher Alvai Steph-
ems for a cracker-jack anniversary
edition! Baihe liked the way
Curt Chivers and Bob Williams
themselves on WTCN-TV
Sunday afternoon.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

The goal is In sight with the
NAACP receiving assists and
impetus in its vital program
from such organizations as
CORE, DIR. Martin Luther Kings
Southern Leadership Conference
and the Students Non-Student
Action Group.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27
BaiIie Thomas
Notebook

The 4Sth Annual Spingarn
Award will be given posthumously
to the late Medgar Evers. His
widow, Mrs. Evers viii receive the
award at the 54th annual conven-
ton Of the NAACP in Chicago
July 4.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

THREE ROOMS and bath. Re-
decorated. Heat, gas and light.
$50 month. lib 18th Ave. North.
JA. 1-0569. S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

The sportsmen are sponsoring
a Fourth Of July Picnic at Eaton's
Ranch A red-hot stage show
revue is playing the Terrace Sup
per Club at Lake City, MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Battle hears Tillie Anthony
(Blue Note manager) has been
fattening his bank-roll off Eddie
Vanderbilt on the golf course re-
Gently. Titles also taking" tall
and handsome Dan.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Minneapolis Brewing Company
president Frank Kiewel was on
hand to greet the press at the new
park the firm has donated for the
NE. area last Thursday. The park
is beautiful, adds to the neighbor-
hood, Mr.. Kiewers hospitality,
Grain Belt Beer and good food was
fine and Bailie was in his element
indeed.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Open House at 4153 4th Ave.
South. Sunday 2-5 pm. Three bed
rooms, $16,500.
Hobby Acres -, Three bedroom
cape Cod $31, 900.
4315 Oakland. Spanish villa. ST.
500.
4421 9Th Ave. South. Three bed
rooms. $4,000.
1891 4th Ave. South. Three bed
rooms. $4,000.
Lakeshore lot on Lake Adney
Z. D. BURT REALTY. IA. 3-9Il3
$40
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-06-27

Looks like Minneapolis Is re-
turning to the days when the tan
community had a murder week.
For awhile people frowned on
homicides, but it looks like the
town is going back to the 1920s.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
California 9. O..P. Fight Due
With Nixon Gone From State

assistance" will still be avail
able for anyone in California
who asks for 1t.
Statement Recalled
Furthermore" he said,
"since Mr.. Nixon has said
many times that he would not
run for elective office again in
California, his departure will,
in that sense, not affect politi-
cal events in this State.
His decision simply means
that his area of service to his
party and his country is trans
ferred."
Reaction by other G. o. P,
leaders generally leaned toward
the same idea that Mr.. Nixon
would now assume a more
active position in national Re-
publican affairs.
Murray Chotiner, Beverly
Hills attorney who managed
several Nixon campaigns, said
his move to New York "is a
clear indication that he does
not intend to seek public office
in the foreseeable future"
Rockefeller Welcomes Move
But there was some specula-
ton that Mr.. Nixon's move was
a change of political base aimed
at renewing his political
career.
Gov. Rockefeller, generally
Evening star., 1963-05-03
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Friday. Moy ;, I96

regarded as having an eye on
a possible move from Albany to
the White House, said he was
very happy to welcome Mr.
Nixon to New York and ex-
pressed hope he would become
active in politics.
Should Gov. Rockefeller win
the Republican nomination for
President next year and then
win the election, there would be
no early vacancy in the gov
ernor's chair. 1t. Gov. Malcolm
Wilson would move up to serve
out the remainder OF the term
that expires at the end of 1865.
Stassen Switch Recalled
Further. five years residency
in the State is required by law
to become eligible for the gov
ernorship. 1t will be a year be-
fore Mr.. Nixon can vote in a
New York State election.
Mr.. Nixon's intended move
here nevertheless recalled the
switch from one State to an
other by another Republican,
Harold E. Stassen.
Mr.. Stassen served three
terms as Governor Of Minne-
sofa and later moved to Penn
sylvania. where he unsuccess-
fully sought the Republican
Evening star., 1963-05-03
BALN CAROLINE DISCIPLINED
AT WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION
BY the Associated Press


Caroline Kennedy acting up with her mother
away but nurse quickly administered discipline in full
view of guests at White House military reception
yesterday.
The Presidents youngsters Caroline, S, and John.
Jr. ga were watching from high up on the Truman
balcony as the coorfu spectacle unfoded on the lawn
When Caroline climbed on the balcony rails Nurse
Maud Shaw tried to get her down. Caroline struck at
the with her fists Miss Shaw then carried the
girl off to safer spot
Later when 1t was time to leave Caroline sat on
the floor, diSobeying orders once more Nurse Shaw
again picked her charge and pushed the little girl
through the door into the house with firm guiding
hand
John, jr, pokirg through the rails and watching
with passing interest didn't get into any trouble in the
brief appearance before the pubc-Some 500 military
personnel and Medal of Honor wnners-and his daddy
Evening star., 1963-05-03
Syrian Regime Split,
Arab Union Threatened 7

BEIRUT, Lebanon, May 8
(AP).-The unborn Arab union
Of Syria, Iraq and Egypt was
reported threatened today by a
split in the revolutionary gov
eminent of Syria.
Reliable sources in Beirut re-
ported pro-Nasser members OF
the Syrian cabinet and of the
ruling National Revolutionary
Council have resigned, leaving
the Ba'ath Socialist Party in
control Of the country.
Tight censorship in Damas-
Gus prevented direct reports on
the split between the two fac
tionS which staged the March
8 coup.
The walkouts left the Ba-ath
Party running what appeared
to be a one-party regime
President Canal Abdel Nassel
made clear during the unity
talks in Cairo last month that
he would not accept Ba'att
domination of Syria within the
new United Arab Republic.
The split appeared to plunge
Syria back into the same polit-
ical crisis and power struggle
Evening star., 1963-05-03

that gripped the country just
before the unity talks in Cairo.
The sources in Beirut said
the Ba'athist Army command
in a bid to take control Of the
country, pensioned off AZ nom
Ba'athist officers including at
least one member of the revolu-
tionary command.
The six pro-NaSSer ministers
who resigned repeatedly we're:
Nihad Kassem. Vice Premier
and Minister of Justice; Abdul
Wahhab Hawmad, Finance;
Hani Hindi, Planning; Jihad
Dahl, Communications; Sam
Soufan, Supplies, and Gen. Mo-
manned Soufi, Defense Min
lister.
Gen. Soufi left Syria for
Beirut Monday and sent his
resignation from here. He be-
longs to no political organiza-
tion but is known as a Nasser
follower.
Six civilian members Of the
25-man revolutionary council
walked out at the same time,
the sources reported.
Evening star., 1963-05-03

Pending my admission to
the New York bar I shall en-
gage principally in matters re-
lating to the Washington and
Paris offices of the firm"
The firm, in the financial
district, practices corporation
law.
The California Republican
Party has been rocking along
under a shared leadership since
the shattering State election
defeats of 1858 and 1862. No
one element has managed to
gain complete control.
Mr.. Nixon's decision to give
up his California residence
raised the question of whether
former Assemblyman Joseph C.
Shell, a leader Of rightwing
forces, will begin his long-ex-
pected move to take over the
party.
GOldwater Supported
If Mr.. Shell tries and sue
ceeds, It will boom the chances
that California Republicans
will send a delegation pledged
to Senator Goldwater to the
1864 presidential nominating
convention.
There is already more un-
official activity in behalf of the
Arizona Senator than for New
York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel-
Ter, who has discouraged any
early organizing for the presi-
dental race.
The Republican State chair
man, Caspar w. Weinberger,
has tried to work with all fac
tions. He has maintained some
what shaky control with back
ing by Mr.. Nixon and remnants
of the old Earl Warren and
Goodwin Knight following.
Mr.. Weinberger, in a state
ment, expressed regret over Mr..
Nixon's leaving, but said he
felt confident his counsel and