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III Une rock garden the smaller
daftodils and tulips, the crocus,
squills, (Scilla), glory of -the-sno
snowdrops, winter aconite and
grape-hyacinths are very useful and
give long season of bloom. The
flowers are small and not generally
used as cut flowers. If planted in
protected situations they give very
early bloom which more than makes
up for the lack of size. The bulbs
are left undisturbed over a period
Of years. Most of these very early,
mall-floWering bulbs are most
effective when planted in groups of
Is or more.
For naturalizing the crocus, poets
daffodlls and the winter aconite
are most useful. But naturalizing
gives the lawn an untidy appearance
tor long time in the spring. Hence
they are best naturalized in the Wild
flower garden. To cut the foliage
before it has matured is to reduce
the bulbs vitality and consequently
the Towering life of the bulb. Some
of these small bulbs make a glorious
showing On terraces. Use them only
where they can be allowed to de-
velop uninjured by the lawnmower
For naturalizing bulbs should be
planted in quantities in drifts. One
gardener suggests sowing the bulbs
and planting where they fall.
In the shrub border one may
safely plant most of the earlier
Towering bulbs-bulbs that grow,
flower and are on their way to a
resting period before the shrubbery
leafs out in the spring, such as the
daffodils, crocus and the smaller
bulbs, such as the glory-of- -the-snow,
snowdrops, Scila siberica and winter
aconite. Because hyacinths have a
later Towering period they do not
thrive so well in the shrub border. In
the shrub border the bulbs that are
left undisturbed for several years
sometimes suffer through neglect.
They grow and flower, as mentioned
above, before the shrubs leaf out
When the dying foliage of the bulbs
Is least attractive, however, the
shrubbery hides it. Then too, unless
the shrubs, roots are particularly
thick and ravenous, the two do not
compete seriously. OF course one
cannot expect to raise show quality
flowers under such conditions.
In planting the early spring
Towering bulbs the ground should
be deeply and thoroughly prepared.
Most of the bulbs remain undug for
three years or more and SUFFICIENT
humus and plant food should be in
corporated in the bed to take care
of them for this period. Bonemeal
Is long-lasting and is one of the de-
sirable elements to be incorporated
In the soil before planting. Other
plant foods may be supplied as top
dressings in the spring Just as the
buds break through the ground.
Not all bulbs will stand wet situa-
tions. Some, however, do better in
Evening star., 1939-09-30
The Garden Notebook
Work on Perennials Should Not
Be Postponed ANY LONGER

The fall planting Of perennia cannot be
WITH safety Unless the roots have opportunity to become well
hshd before weather
Even though ransplaned mulch them
the ground frozen with
are in the the perennas be reset cold spring
allowing ample for growth and then moved
locations Lacking 1t a
bloom from the ANIMALS rather than risk failure among
perennaS. "
Evening star., 1939-09-30
Effective HEDGES

Evergreen hedges serve their pur-
pose throughout the year. Decidu-
GUS hedges are cheaper and more
quickly grown. Thorny hedges make
effective barriers.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Handsome and Modern New Brick
Home of Quality, Art and Beauty
At Unparalleled Low Price.
ONLY 81 250
CASH-S36 MONTHLY

MODEST CASH-S36 MONTHLY.
Perhaps never have you seen the equal
OF this altogether charming fnodish and
modern new brick bungalow, at price
actually less than that of most ordinary
homes-an architectural gem; a bargain
extraordinary. Big living room with open
fireplace, , bedrms., each with closet; all
having hardwood floors; exquisite bathroom
with built-in tub and shower; modern
kitchen equipped with built-in presses.
handsome sink. metal cabinets, gas range.
inlaid linoleum: plastered and painted
walls, Ain: rock-wool ceiling insulation
weather stripped; oil burner, Duo-Therm
alr-clrculating heat, ducts to all rooms;
215-gal. tank; gas water heater; automatic
pump, septic tank; beautifully wooded lot,
l00x2Oo it., sodded lawn, lovely trees;
near transportation, easy committing dis
tance OF city. A truly delightful home Of
surprising quality and unmatched value,
at bargain price on easy terms. An op-
portunIty that won't wait Call al once
and see today after l l am
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington, Va
Phone oxford 0400 or Falls Church l43O-J.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
ONLY $37 PER MONTH.
BARGAIN.

- minutes from downtown. Easy terms
San II2c 1e ,a1ranged, with $3.50 down. MAX
$5,950-1a BLOCK LINCOLN PARK. &
with one of the prettiest kitchens Won
nave ever seen: offered at this low price;
u II not SOLD lmmedia tely, will be Withdrawn
1854 Doi'A' "ooo.
FRANK 6 pHIrr1pc Drcr ,.,,
Evening star., 1939-08-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Bungalow Bargain-$5 900.
1011 Sigshee pl ne, Michigan Park
5 r. b., attic; oil heat; gar; lot sOx57h.
Open VIM. R. THOROWGOOD. 2O24
X. l. ave. ne Dec O3lG
Evening star., 1939-08-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$6500-NEW RMS, STONE, OIL HEAT,
fireplace. corner lot, shade; near bus.
LEE HWY, NEAR MERRIFIELD VA
pr. IN baths oil heat; suitable for
ATTRACTIVE RMS, ELEC KIT. on.
S1O7 Fenton st., bl. east Of B. g. o Sta
ton. Silver Spring, Md.
S-ROOM HOUSE IN FALLS CHURCH: l.
acre ground. plenty shade, fruit trees.
easy terms. Phone Falls Church 1900,
weekdays; OXFORD 1511-W, Sunday.
Z RMS, Q BATHS; Law. RM lst FLOOR;
large unfinished 3rd floor. piped for heat
and bath built-in garage; full basement:
screened porch; very large wooded lot; close
to school store; bus by door; priced low at
SS,950; very reasonable terms. Also 5-rm.
new house, $4,000. w. H. BACON, Jr..
Ok. 2571. 90
LOVELY HOME, A.. ONLY So 800; AT
trac. Ar. bung., painted. papered: excel.
condition; garage; B. q. on good road. Small
cash and $25 mo. HANSEL, oxford 0400.
ARLINGTON, VA.-OPEN FOR INsPEC-
ton until pm. Priced to sell 81 n
landscaped. corner lot; oil heat, h. ". $50
and 1873 8: Barton ST., 3-bedrm. brick
homes excel. lge. liv. rm.. oil heat, 2
baths, det. gar. v. EHRHARDT. Chest
7235.
BRO dh,,rx, uotc e16O no,,v,
Evening star., 1939-08-27
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

1923 MAcoMB ST. .NW.-BEAUTIFUL
corner home, surrounded by shade trees
modern conveniences; automatic heat: s
rooms 2 baths; owner leaving city; will
sacrifice Emerson s41s.
MY BEAUTIFUL s-R. HOME LARGE LOT
oaks. garden; Foresthills; furnished or
unfinished Emerson 2067.
SALE OR TRADE-WILL RENT 500
PER MONTH--.4140 9TH st. NV, near
ST.. Gabrieps Church-Six-room house, ex-
cellent condition; near stores, schools and
transportation. OPEN. Call OWNER, Georgis
OWNER MOVING TO FLORIDA. WILL
sell sell, his beautiful bungalow at low price or
VIII rent. ITO Harden ST., cor. Cedar ave,
Silver Spring. Owner on premises, am
to pm. incl. Sunday
NEW HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT, REAs;
8, q and z rms, large lots, shade porches.
For appointments call
OWENS REALTY CO.
~ l343 H st. NV Room 41O)
Met. 1883. Ewes, Dup. Ais,
3143 oath ST. NE.
j, At r. !, ave.-5-room stone bungalow,
2-car brick garage. Sale or rent. Open.
North 1898.
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SHEPHERD PARK, D. c.

TOOA IlUIl OU.
4 Just completed. Beautiful English brick
nome, spacious step-down living room din
ing room. kitchen and breakfast nook
eearoom eeeHsmaa and fun bath on 1st floor, nice
screened SCI porch , bedrooms and bath on
Snd moor, large attic, full basement; oil
heat Lear. built-in garage; large wooded
!osi Ts;s close to school and transportation
Phone service until 2:3O pm.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
7T33 Alaska Ave Coo 1o-o
Evening star., 1939-08-27
5517 WILSON BLVD,

Refined atmosphere: six miles from CEN
ter Of Washington. beautiful new brick
home offers manv unusual advantages.
Large living room. open fireplace coat
closet with mirrored door. Archway to
dining room Modern kitchen inlaid IL
noleum. tile drainboard built-in cabinets,
expensive gas range ample room for kitch-
Tile bathroom, shower. mirrored medicine
cabinet. metal cabinet under hand basin,
built-in tub
Hallway between two bedrooms connecting
bath has large linen closet. concealed stair
way leading to ful-size pine -foored attic.
can be made into large room 4" rock
wool Insulation in attic and connections
for heating equipment
Large full basement. steel beam. copper
water pipes. hot-water heat. OH burner
summer and winter hookup: laundry trays
connection for servants toilet
Oak hardwood floors throughout house.
plenty floor plugs. attractively papered.
modern electrical fixtures. fir joists first
and second hoors: furred and tarred walls
fully screened and weather-stripped. cutters
and downspouts: lights in all closets. Con-
posed. fully screened and equipped with
Large lot go, front by 14o, deep. plenty
Ishrubbery and sod. Flagrock walk from
street to front entrance. Detached garage
12,x2V with private driveway
Our 96th house built in this subdivision
Inspect p1sI & day or nn ntsht Near ous and school
per month. NO RENEWALS OF TRUST.
WALTER O'HARA & SONS.
LEE BOULEVARD,
ARLINGTON. VA
once Phone: Oh. $500.
Res. Phone: Ok O123
Evening star., 1939-08-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

nOOSES WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED-5-ROO BUNGALOW, SCHOOL
snd sndo transportation, not oyer $4,000. cash
I'd is not Tor purpose Of obtainins 1 iistnes imis
Georgia $500: l126 Vt. ave. '''A >0''
WILL PAY. CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE,
a MI Z! p0ipSss 'af aS4B BEST deal
CASH FOR HOUSES D. c. ONLY. NO
MS mies,ssn s60 es57 i s. NV: Natl. ssss: E7ss:,
r,r ro,r WILL U1I PAY ALL CASH
sion. Quick settlement: Rep os2s.
We HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
e. property If the price is right Frame OF
0''es large e smf[5 HGMPRRIss sfadaaes 'nmaserial
s0s No. CAP. Realtor. Natl os7s.
,ram We will Tb,ts buy your D property brick Or
GARRETT BEfTzEIh, 15i5 Z St. ST. NV. WIN Di s
31OO or Rand. 4453 ewes.
TF EnyE anIV EIvEMs sny sans,,s FOR @ ZIP loTsEs
,Aoz IT,. Goss REALTY CO:
Evenings, Atlantic 27os. s.' A''''
esFsona'lH WI ii psY sssh tef your g.
1924 Vermont ave National 44S2.
DO YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
rent? We have customers PLENTY OF
We specialize in BETTER HOMES FOR
LESS MONEY, particularly COLORED
PROPERTIES. Cash on the line If the
price is right and no delay. Give us a
rims. NoW-ToDAY and let us demon
strate.
CASH FOR YOUR HOME.
IMMEDIATE ACTION. CALL NATL. 1888.
Ewes, WOODIEY 9271
COLORED PARTY WANTS 70 BUY MOD
hnfhood IA AZ CHAPIIM ilik Van A.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington, Va
Phone oxford 0400 or Falls Church l43O-J.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
1914 Hurst Terrace NV

q Located at $500 block of Conduit I'd
pp.tIIoh oTlcH' al modern conveniences; .
1atns. cellar. built-in garage; convenient
10 ~ TRANSFORMATION. House was com
piebseu piebaa yf ago: Can be purchased fur
snd balance S55 monthly. FEDERAL Fl. +.
NNaNCE NaiH 60. 9l3 New York ave NV.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BArTI-
more ard just OF the Baltimore pike a
charming older house in a beautiful grove
lied by distinguished people, now the home
OF the owner. The screened front porch is
IL by 33 IT,. living room is by 33 feet,
dining room 9x24 it., each of these rooms
having fireplace. Kitchen and pantry
are suitable for large entertaining There
heat and electricity and the house is in
fine condition. The so acres OF fertile,
rolling, well-watered land are mostly in
grass Price, S10,500OO
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
1913 K st, NV Natl 11RR
Evening star., 1939-08-27

3hz ACRES: 4-ROOM BUNGALOW AND 3
poultry houses on Defense highway har
Rowe
WAPLE & JAMES INC. Dist. 3346.
WE HAVE . TO BEDROOM HOUSES
1or sale in Silver Spring Md, from So 800
up For Information call Mr. White,
Evening star., 1939-08-27
1909 SO. QUINCY ST.
F. E.. CARTER,
OWNER. MICH. 01sl OR WIS. 3S1

To reach: Drive to Columbia pike and
Gleoe road, south to 18th ST., right to
So. Quincy. right to homes
Evening star., 1939-08-27
CHOICE NE. LOCATION
S6 Q50

Set among flowers, rms, detached: Q
6edrms., bath first floor: 3 bedrms bath
fenced garden; new -house condition Cali
now. Woodley 242s. Natl. 1850.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS ON LOT 70
1t. wide. in Silver Spring: 5 rooms, bath
F. H a. financing. Will build on your
choice of 90 wooded and clear lots Sample
house open and furnished ROBERT E.
Georgia OSSl
Evening star., 1939-08-27

HAVE A NUMBER OF HOMES WITH
plenty Of ground: very small down pay
ments. Let US know your needs
H. kADAN. Vienna, Va. Vienna SO,
Evening star., 1939-08-27

s433 Georgia Ave Shepherd 5000
ROCKVILLE-CORNER LOT GROOM
bungalow. hot-water heat, shower: built
Wasbinsfno XeaI h1ee little iittie h9Pe .. $500,
tive homes. If interested in Washinston
Grove one Of these might suit you. will
help to finance any one
FRED B. CUSHMAN 10t North Adams st
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville aSa
Evening star., 1939-08-27

FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Nearly new brick home in exceptionally
fne neighborhood; 3 bedrooms, 2Ha baths. .
hreplaces, garage; large lot; speedy access
TO D. c. over Lee blvd: rotary type oil
burner; automatic gas water heater large
recreation room; foored maids room ;
priced $500 below F. H. A. appraisal for
quick sale at $3.50. Open for inspection
Saturday and Sunday or evenings sos z.
Broad ST. J. H. CHAMBLISS. ph. F. c. I433.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

FOR SALE BY OWNER-MoDERN BIN.
ealow; practically new 81. 700. 5 rms,
KIT, bath, beautiful lawn, space for lge
yard and chickens etc. Small down pay
ment. assume trust. Drive out Columbia
PIKE 10 Annandale turn right on Falls
Church road u mi TO property.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
$50 18th ST, Sc

OO1 I1CII y I. DE.
rrand opportunity for thrifty family
70 acquire fne modern home that will
ments with 2 baths, 2 kitchens: oil hot
water heat, screens and a full set of front
and rear awnings; in excellent condition:
priced ridiculously low at $3.50 on easy
terms Open daily and Sunday for in
CAPITAL VIEW, REALTY CO..
Realtors
Evening star., 1939-08-27

IALL OAKS, CHEVY CHASE
o266 18th st; NV; Colonial brick; 3 bed
eouditi roomsi paths attached garage: oil air
eioi'i8neo rent 9 neat; cash $500, balance like
Evening star., 1939-08-27

Three bedrooms. modern bungalow. Full
large lot
Evening star., 1939-08-27

near Immaculate Seminary and Wood
.nerns row Miisop & High school-Attraetive center
SSn1fahce Siniss @ orick home; large living room.
5rst 5Brst floor; 3 large bedrooms . baths on on
1ha M moor; finished 3rd-foor room: knotty
pine recreation room in basement. auto
matlc alr-conditioned heat; eiec refe
nrlck earage: excellent lot For price and
NMe1ms Mati calI Mr.. MALONEY, Woodley 1913
Evening star., 1939-08-27

UNFUR. GROOM HOUSE ADJOINING
beautiful Wilton Woods; y acre wooded
plot, all conveniences; S45 mo-; also
charming guest house on owners place.
completely modern, $40 no. owner, W. c.
GRAIN. Telegraph rd, Alex Temple 1864.
Drive Duke street extended to telegraph
I'd then ] \, miles
Evening star., 1939-08-27

coLoRED PARTY WANTS 70 BUY MOD
ern home north Of You st. in good neigh
borhood. e. NJ. CHAPLIN, Ills You ct.
NV. North 10444.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

YOU CAN BUY ON TERMS
Ar. bung.. bath. ami S4.o5O
New 5-r. bung, bath ami 4955
S. E. PRIBULA
35o2 Baker st. Mt. Rainier Md
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-N. LExING-
ton ST.. block south Lee highway. 5
rms. full basement, attic two screened
porches, fireplace in rec rm and in l. r;
h.-w;h., oil burner. tile bath; nreproof
const; on 1st floor; lot sodded. Handicapped:
school in same block; / block store bus;
$4,000; F. H 4. financed,
Evening star., 1939-08-27

A COMFORT HOME
Mr.. Wash. Golf Club in Arlington White
brick, 3 bedrms. , baths screened porch,
rec. and maids rm.. oil burner Lee
wooded lot. Priced S9,950, on inviting
Open Today.
Drive up to 3941 N. Glebe I'd. mile
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chest O600. Oxford 1891
$3.50 PER MONTH.
Exhibit Home Open Daily.
1924 Sixth st. South,
Lee Village,
ARLINGTON, VA.
Fully Detached Brick Homes.
SIS, 100.
$500 Cash, S3s5O Per Mo.
Includes interest principal, taxes and In
surance on F. H. A. plans; 4afo interest.
Drive over Lincoln Memorial Bridge, out
Lee blvd. to Glebe I'd. turn left to 9th st.
and property. Open daily.
Clarence W. Gosnel Inc, Builders.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 N. Irving ST. Chestnut O22O.
Arlington. Va
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out by DR.. Young in his talk. In
this regard it was revealed that
Minnesota was one of the first
states to accept early health meas
ures as advocated by the national
government. Minnesota was also
one of the few states in which vac
cination against contagious dis
eases was not compulsory. Like
wise it was also disclosed that the
city of Louisville which DR.. Young
represents has for many years won
the award offered each year by the
national government to the city
making and maintaining the great
est improvements in health meas
ures. The Importance of the health
examination and the sustenance of
good health was stressed through.
out the evening.
Music for the program was fur
nished by the WPA quartette under
the direction of Mr.. Herod. Movies
from the st. Paul Family Nursing
md the Ramsey County Public
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Program Closes
Health Week

National Negro Health week OBJ
servance in st. Paul was brought to
a close in the Welcome Hall chapel
Thursday night, April 6. The pro-
gram for the evening was in charge
of the Welcome Hall health COM
mittee with DIR. C. M. Young,
gan as racial project and is now
fostered by the national govern
ment, was read by Leslie V. War
Louisville, KY, chairman. A brief
history of the movement which be-
rem, Boys Worker, Welcome Hall.
A paper entitled Health for the
Youth" was read by Bliss Latimer,
followed by a discourse on adult
health by Lathrop Rogers, st. Paul.
The many advantages along the
lines of health offered here in the
state of Minnesota were pointed
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manager at the Clef Club and they
say he knows his business. 4.
Jimmy Bell of Bells Cafe was i'll
for two weeks and the boys and
girls who visit this popular spot
missed him nightly. The boy has
a hkeable personality and he is al
ways the same rain or shine. And
that's something when you have to
tend the needs of lot of whooper-
er-uppers!!!
The newest st. Paul eatery is
Ethel McGee's place at the corner
of Dale and Rondo. The cafe has
no name as yet but they tell US the
food is excellent. Tonight the
Dining Car Employees are giving
their annual dance and old Twin
Town will be there!
It's remarkable how people can
tell you what you should have
done; the course you should have
pursued after you begin something.
Take the fight to have the state
legislature enact legislation against
insurance company discrimination
for instance. Every two-bit
politician, almost every big-shot
who has been in the two cities for
years KNOWS JUST WHAT
STRATEGY SHOULD HAVE
BEEN EMPLOYED. Yet most of
them have sat around for years
with a condition growing worse
and moved nary a hand or foot to
alleviate the situation. The min
ute someone started the ball to roll
ing to cure a deplorable situation,
these "sit-down and do nothing
critics" got busy and helped put
pressure on to pass the bill! THEY
DID MOTH! They did the thing
they always do-began to exhort
every audience of one or more
persons with "they shoulda done
this, they shoulda done than"-We
say NUTS to that type of people!!!
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his wife's step-sister, shame.
The strange disappearance of that
business man who won't seem to
grow up. His wife of a few weeks
has lost Is pounds because of his
gallivantings. q. The mystery of
the wrecked car and who it be-
longed to. The story which
hardly anyone knows of the youth
who went to Jail to shield his
father. The tall tale which
alleges L. B. has a job shining
shoes in st. Louis instead of run
ming a nitery.
What Republican lady leader is
supposed to have said that she was
going to see that every Negro
Farmer-Laborite in state employ
was discharged!!! 1t isn't so hard
to cause people to lose a job, dear
lady, but it takes much influence
and lot of hard work to get jobs
for people. The only jobs (poiti-
caD that some people can get seem
always to be for relatives.
Persons who were dissatisfied
with the conduct of a Mill City or
ganization held "a private meet
ing" with a national representative
of the organization. After hear
ing all the complaints the official
quietly asked the disgruntled
clique about their memberships. 1t
transpired that only one of the
group had a paid-up membership
in the organization. Were their
faces red, etc.,?
Cast members of the "Mikado In
Swing" got a real taste of Mime
sofa hospitality when they arrived
in Minneapolis Tuesday. 1t took
over half the cast all day to find
accommodations, with hotels all
over town empty. Great town is
Minneapolis in some respects but
not so hot in many others.
90 Ia La Jessie Scott is at the
Club Delisa. q. They've got a new
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much sway, although the practice
Of witchcraft has been made a
crime" the bishop continued.
"There is need everywhere of
health service. So the A. M. E.
church begins its new epoch, here
in this community where 1000
people live with no doctor, no den
fist, no drug store, no health COM
mittee,. here where we bring the
aspiring youth of South Africa to
learn the higher things of life, here
is the place we start. And l am
happy to say that this clinic is the
gift of the American Negroes"
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Iealth association were shown.

Louisville, KY. (C)-The Louis
vile Courier-Journal, famous daily
of the South, reprinted an editorial
from the Louisville Leader, colored
journal, edited by /. Willis Cole, in
its issue of Sunday, March 26. The
Louisville Times, also under the
same ownership as the Courier
Journal, carried an earlier editorial
discussing an editorial from the
Leader on the Marian Anderson
Constitution Hall incident.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-14
TRAVELLING CHEF HERE

Lewis Gordon, lis East 44th St.,
Chicago, illinois, was a recent WISH
tor in St. Paul. Gordon is a travel
ing chef for the Burlington Rail-
road. While in the city he was the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Wilson of 697 St. Anthony avenue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-14

Wilberforce Institute, So. Africa
(C)-'There are not a dozen ma
tive doctors among 100000 native
people," said Bishop R. R. Wright
of the A. NJ. E. Church as he turned
the first spade of dirt, breaking
ground for two new buildings at
Wherefore Institute, one of which
will be health clinic and the other
a Normal School building.
"The witch doctor still has too
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xm7W/N TOWN TALK~~

WE'LL girls boys (Od and old girls tool back
again telling h that be- this sheet that
part they won't believe When they need
space other things they won't print this column which
will willing Easter hat the most read bunch OF
type Not that anything but
which brings kicks to the head mans
desk does Talk have something the ball
Well vacation the talk of St. Paul about
the charged with having affair with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-14

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-14

For young fellows, IA to n years.
you can't find bigger value in fine
clothes than in these FAC student
suits at
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Typical FAC values are these fine
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