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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23
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Question Someone told me that
The number three is significant 10
he Bible. Do you think II ls?
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Questions Someone told me that
lhe number three Is significant la
he Bible. Do you think Il ls?
Answer Yes. The Godhead Ia
t,Il. aski OF tilree-Father, Son.
ind lioly Spirit. There are thres
calls TO the great supper In Luke
Ii:16-23. There are three distinct
messages to be given the world just
before the Son of man comes on
The white cloud. {Reyelation 14:6.
t2) In Luke 1869 three years
were allotted to the fig tree.
C.--Don't you think it's just the
general influence OF the Bible that
is important, rather than its cn
act teachings?
A.--God Is more concerned for
His Word than for His name
Psalm 1892 says. Il will worship
toward Thy holy temple, and praise
Thy name for Thy lovingkindnesa
and for Thy truth for Thou hast
magnified Thy Word above all Thy
name II God feels this way about
His Word. surely we should acceM
Its teachings,
Q.--My heart 10 so hard ! have
no feeling Of JOY In my Tie at aik
What can . person do who feels
this way?
A.-Why not pray for q nev
heart? Ezekiel 1926, 81 says: z
new heart also will give you. an
a new spirit will / put within YOU
and l will take away the stoa
heart out Of your flesh. and wi
give you an heart of flesh. And
viii put My spirit within you. an
cause you to walk in My statutes
and ye shall keep My judgments
and do them
Q.--What was the "slgn Of IN
prophet Jonas" which Jesus spolc
about in Matthew 16:1-4?
A. Read the fourth verse: "a
clicked and aaultcfoLs generatiU
saeketh after sign, and there shal
w 9iSh NC bifGA ulAtU ~, UuL lIW
sign of the prophet Jonas. And Hi
eft them, and departed" This 4
explained i'll Matthew 12::3s-40
shere the Saviour uses the sans
language as we find In Matthew
t6.4, and adds. For as Jonas was
three days and three nights in the
whales belly; SO shall the Son al
man be three days and three night
IN the heart of the earth" Christie
death, burial. and resurrection wera
a sign to that generation that He
was the Son Of God.
Ed. Note: ADDRESS your questions "a
Pie BIBLE QUESTION COLUMN, Tie
Yoice Of Prophecy. Box SIS, Los An,
eetes So, Cali. Rible questions Of gen,
ri interest uiN be answ.ycd in fli,
fofnn'n as space permits.
Column No. s7-Fst. It IL piess
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23


There is a new treat in store for
those who have never eatenl
steamed pudding topped with ice
cream. The haver combination is
even better than whipped cream or
hard sauce on pudding of this
kind. And there is an added adj
vantage for ice cream is so con-
vcnient to serve no fuss or
bother.
Tie pudding may be made in
ADVANCE and reheated in a steamer
Just before serving time. Serve
the pudding at the table ii pos
sible for there is always an info
,,9al and friendly feeling when
food is served in this way. The ice
.oam can be served from q sepa
bowl, or If the plate is large
i, it can be placed around
i budding allowing some space
eysEi, tro rand netting.
ale this dsase..L service fes
i,y decorating t,ie paadiag
I 'sfr9 GIs.sssl, o. 1sa.li blileilcs
pes.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23

me n u m D G r,
IN | v to find
that the crowd
wouldn't ! e I
1im sit down.
All this actual
~ happened to
Larry Stevens.
believe 1t or
aot.
The S c e n e
ras the legen-
larry Cocoanui
Grove in Los
Angeles. where
1aestro Freddy
VI al tin con-
Let - s.tnnk lxi
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23

.alent hunt. Anyone who buys a
War Bond can do a number, and
IN certain Sunday night last
lummer, Larry was in the crowd.
determined that his voice would
,e heard. Which led to an audi
lon before Mar, Livingstone, and
contract.
Except for tie fact that he is
i high baritone instead OF ten
,r. Larry fits into the tradition
il Benny singers. He is young,
Wholesome open-faced. He has
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23
By Fred Emery

You've seen the story Of Larry
Stevens. Jack Penny new sing
ing discovery, :. a score OF movie
nlusicals--and never believed it!
It's the old story Of the kid
yho never took a lesson getting
% before an audience to sing
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23
ON THE AaEs Singing Discovery
By Fred Emery
TED YATES PuBLicATIs' ,,ss.

red hair and blue eyes, and on
the rare occasions when his fee.
touch the ground these days. hs
weighs some l9J pounds. He like.
golf, tennis and - the mark Q.
his Hollywood upbringing - Gin
.Amos m Andy preview theia
program before q studio audi
ence several days before eihe Fri
day NBC-WLW broadcast at 9 p
m, CWT. The preview does not 50
on the air and runs from sever
to 10 minutes overtime. Their
are more rehearsals on Friday
and the show is trimmed 70 !
half hour. All the rehearsals
are recorded and played bach
for the cast and writers.
Gordon Graham. manager Of
Station WINS Washington
news bureau. regularly furn-
ishes special neWsjteis1s for usa
on WLW's farm programs ana
other shows, IN addition 10
presenting his report from tho
nations capital, Mondays thru
Saturdays at 6:25 p. M, cWT.
Charles j. Lemmers. veteran
Snowman, completed 10 years
as producer and director q
Station WLW on January 3D.
| Previously, he had spent S5 years
Lin the theater as actor, comedian
land director.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23
SPICED EAIsIN PUDDING
A LA MODE


2 cups all-purpose hour
n teaspoon salt
! teaspoon soda
/ cup coarsely ground suet
IL cups seedless raisins
u cup chopped nuts
/ teaspoon cinnamon
/ teaspoon ground cloves \.
1a teaspoon nutmeg
2 eggs, well beaten
1 cup milk
! cup molasses
Sift -four salt and soda togethSas
Combine remaining ingredients
and add to flour mixture. Blend
thoroughly and pour into well.
creased on oiled 2 quart pudding
mold. Cover tightly with a lid or
waved ransr. Steam for / Is hours.
Serve topped with ice cream.
Serves $40.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23

THIS the model DESTROYER beinr
N sasnt BY the Fisher Body Division
- Flint and Grand Blanc plants General Jackson
Aoun so-mua hsavy spsn hall The
raw weapon sequel to the original ss spcarhaded Allied
aves through FRI The photo above shows
s background Fisher Body has ppducd mo than 1Aoeo tanks
1nk ds1rexan since early h laba --------es -
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-02-23

jrdrrssi.rf Prrss Ssypirs Photo
The top song stylist Of them
oil. popular Ella Fitzgerald is CO.
featured with Jean Parks and
Her Aii.Glri orchestra on . tour
81 theatrss. Opening at the Royal
Theatre In eaitimere on Decesn.
ksr lst. with playing dates aiso q
the Howard In Washington. DC,
and Harlem's Apollo. the unit
gives OUT rhythm. but defnitslyl
Ella concludes her engagement
extraordinary at the Cafe Zanxi.
bar next week TO join UP with
thu -asnia airiis -rexuaxlcal..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16
" This is it,. If
21MARY LEWIS

That Johnny McEes anticipating Frances
Kirk beautiful compact and for Valentine?
Robert Wallace Robert Jones Happy" Holiday home
fuough? The Wetomachcks giving party the Sterling
Club Friday? Helen Early beautiful diamond? Pat
Mallory will be home the last of month Men going around
slappng making
Vera Wilson plans a trek to Cleveland soon?
The Dreamand reminded of Of Friday and Saturday
place packed Saturday Carolyn Dodd
Howard Betty Carmichael Mary Terry, Elizabeth
and Bea Semmons Florence Day. Marjorie Thompson Caroline Bow
Ingram Newman, Clarence
Truman, Joker" Jones and many others
you Sunday? really missed something
attended The Adophu Abrooks
picked and Chkee and sharp tack
Boogie Life the hundreds the dance
were Paul Mayes Robbins Mary
Chubby Brady Mary and Don Swdr Dick
Jewell Alexander Grace Bryant Carsa lawson
Harold Walker Dorothy Al and Alice Mcclure
Danfoh Mary Cyrus Marjorie Lewis Harriet Thomp
Carl Banks Tat Crockett James Brown
Wallace others Jane Banks looking
sharp Saturday
Stanley Mcconnell Benny Clark his
beautiful ring surprise party her birth
day. Saturday Earlne Williams
Eversey beautiful ceremony Sunday Mr.
Eersy left Monday for New York where they will make
Mines Iona Harvey and dining a
Forum Sunday they making plans husbands
fuloughing Ekeridge is here
Wonder if he Mary Ann Terry will journey the
altar Claude and Mge Mason visit from Doc Stork
Instead of his coat hat c. Penney
liver pills Sunday don't
how he
The Cab Galloway show good you Galloway
Minneapolis look the Orphum in St Paul
this week end
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HOLLYWOOD DOTS AND DASHES

others hair, he offered himself as
peacemaker. So what were they
arguing about? Whether Humph-
rey Bogart is tougher in ITO Have
and Have Not" than he was in
"Casablanca." One thing they all
agreed on though was that Bogart's
new leading lady, Lauren Macall,
is the smoothest chick to cross the
screen in many a moon. Gerald
Wilson, the former Lunceford stall
wart who now has his own aggre-
cation, played for the Kappa Alpha
Psi Black and White Formal and
really rocked the brothers out of
some of their stiffness. One of
the songs Billie Holiday is knockin'
'em out with at the Plantation is
Lover Man" by Jimmy Sherman,
pianist for the Characters, and
Roger Ram" Ramirez, pianist with
John Kirby. Which brings to
mind the rumor that after Kirby
finishes his engagement at John
Bur-Ton's place in Oakland, he's
scheduled to land at the Swing Club,
Hollywood's top jump spot. -. And
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16
By Bill Chandler

Sonny Greer, Dukes ace drummer,
fell and injured his back opening
day at the Orpheum Theatre. For
a fll-in Ellington sent out a hurry
call for Big Sid Catlett, Esquire
Award-winning skin beaten who is
featured in the all-Negro short
"Jammin' the Blues" which Warner
Bros. has entered in the Academy
Award contest. The Rockets,
those three smooth dancing gentle
men, have quit the coast to open
with Milton Berle at the Roxy in
New York. Jeni LeGon, wife of
Phil (ShOoN Shoe Baby Moore, is
in town on a quick business trip
from the apple. She says Phips
new band now featured at Barney
Josepheson's Cafe Society in L. A.
may play the Troc.
Lennie Reed, producer of the
show at Shops Playhouse, tells this
story. The other evening, over,
hearing an argument in the dress
ing room and thinking probably
some of the chorines were in each
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16

Gloves has produced some of our
greatest fighters, greatest of them
all is our present heavy weight
champion, Joe Louis.
This the 10th annual tournament,
which is sponsored by the Mime
apolis Tribune, will bring some $50
boys from all over the state and
this year will be no different from
yesteryears. Sepia boys will be in
there punching.
Representing St. Paul will be
Melvin Brown of the Navy who is
Sanity City's middle weight cham
pion. Melvin comes from a family
of fighters, his father and brother,
"Buzzy," before him being fight
ers. Earle Atkinson, up and coming
light-heavy weight will represent
St. Panl in that division. Atkinson,
who has come along under the
guiding hand of NJ. Love, his man
ager, is quite a favorite for the
finals, his victory over Jimmy
O'Hara still has the fans talking
and singing his praises. -.
Minneapolis will be represented
by Ed Lacey, Wilbur Randell, Ernie
Christopher, Charles James, James
Carlyle and Al Cotton, all of the
Phyllis Wheatley House. The finals
will be held Monday, Feb. 10. .
Professionally, Major Jones and
Charley Riley continue to "1ook
good" in their fight every time they
appear here. Both scored X. O.'s
last week in the Minneapolis audi
forum. Riley continues to throw a
challenge at Jackie Graves, wheth-
er he gets it or not depends upon
the promoters and Graves handlers.
Riley is more than willing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16
FEPC Holds Hearings
In Negro-less Town

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
The little town of East Alton,
ILL.,, has a town ordinance prohibit
ing Negroes living there. 1t has
been so since the East st. Louis
race riot of many years ago. The
town philosophy was that there
would be no trouble so long as
there were no Negroes.
But along has come the war-a
war against race supremist theories
an all-out war requiring the maxi
mum use of every talent of every
American.
East Alton joined in the war eff
fort. The Western Cartridge Com
pany of that town got loads of gov
eminent contracts. 1t needed more
and more men. Orders for men
were placed with the United States
Employment Service of the War
Manpower Commission. Applicants
were referred for the jobs-among
whom were some Negroes.
But Western Cartridge and East
Alton were not that much in the
war. They refused to hire the Ne
groes referred, solely on account
of their race.
The matter was reported to the
Presidents Committee on Fair En-
ployment Practice (FEPC). Fail
ing to get any adjustment of the
case, the FEPC decided to hold
hearings on the company practice
of discrimination. The date is Jan.
81.
At first the FEPC was going to
hold the hearings in Alton, ILL.,, a
larger and more American town,
where Negroes do live. A Western
Cartridge official, however, is
known to have visited the FEPC in
Washington and insisted that the
hearings be held in East Alton so
the committee members could see
first hand the community attitudes
with which the company has to con-
tend. 1t is one of its defenses.
So, Malcolm Ross, chairman of
the FEPC, Mrs. Sara Southall and
Milton Webster will sit in the
hearings. Maceo Hubbard, FEPC
attorney, will handle the case be-
fore the 3-man (woman) board.
Webster and Hubbard are Negroes.
1t ought to be very interesting!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16

If course some mention must be
made of the land-office success of
PAUL Robeson's "Othello" which was
old out way before the start of its
hree-week engagement. MaSes
ONE of the smart guys who swore
t couldn't be done in this town look
bit silly, Ell what? Would
on believe that Enrol Flynn would
yer be cast in a picture without
omen? Well, that's just what
Tarner Bros. did with him in "Ob-
active, Burma" But don't fret,
iris, l saw it in the studio projec-
on room the other day and believe
e, the action is so tense you forget
our craving to see him in one of
lose torrid embraces. Can it be
nat the Hollywood Actors Lab is
citing ready to produce "The Tam
1g of the Shrew" with Rex Ingram
I'd Lena Horne? Rex is for it, and
ear they're seeking studio ap-
~oval for Lena. If the answer is
*, the juicy role will probably fall
I the lap of Nina Mae Mckinney.
The latest news is that Henry
armstrong is all set for a USO
verseas boxing exhibition show
'hich will also carry along George
'erome. You should have seen
ne show produced at the Holly
vood Canteen last week with Marie
Bryant, the Savage Dancers, Lor-
MO Flennoy and his Trio, and
terbie Jefries starring. Too bad
here weren't more Negro service
nen there to see their own per
'ormers. Go on out, boys, the Can
GEMS free! And remember, any
hing Bette Davis and John Gar
feld have anything to do with is
democratic. As a parting item
'et me say that all those who go
FOR a guy who's solid all the way
will be elated to learn that Nat
lKing) Cole and his boys have final
y hit the $4,000 a week bracket.
Their next film assignment will be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16
THE Able WALLACE SERVICE

happiness that is due you as the wife of
some eligible man.
M. c.: want to know if this young man
feels serious toward me, or if he is just
playing along with my emotions for his
own entertainment? This is important to
me as l don't want to go out of bounds
with any man who just wants to play
around.
Ans: You can't afford to go out of
bounds with a man whether serious OF
are begun solely as an amusement, never
giving a thought to their becoming serious.
But a girl can't take chances and play
around If she is to keep a good reputation.
Keep your friends at a SAFE distance and
in that way you will not become involved
in anything that may cause you grief later
on.
L. E.: am a girl of 10, my problem is
this: TO kiss or not to kiss % l have
been taking company three years and still
can't find the right answer My parents
don't approve of a girl kissing unless
say that if 1 don't, I won't have a boy
friend. Others say, the boys don't really
mean it, they are just trying me out to
see if l will or not / have quit most of
my boy friends because of this problem
Every time one brings me home. he wants
to squeeze and kiss me good night When
| would refuse. he would ask, why not
The other girls do. II you say it's right,
I'm willing TO kiss the boy friend I have
now. l think he's the right one because
he's waiting patiently.
Ans: A good night kiss shouldn't he
damaging IL il isn't carried to the ex-
treme. But once It becomes a habit your
reputation is at stake. The girl who is
little stingy with her kisses and keeps
herself master Of the situation is the one
all the boys run after and seek out Pro-
miseuOus kissing should never be INDUCED
in. The mystery that surrounds a girl
who keeps q boy guessing Is far more tam
talizing than giving in to every within his
fancy dictates. My suggestion is that you
be conservative and have no reason for
regrets later on.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16
File No. 1856
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING TINE
TO FILE CLAIMS AND FOR

File No. 1886
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING TINE
TO FILE CLAIMS AND FOR
HEARING THEREON
State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin,
In Probate Court.
In Re Estate of Cecilia Mildred Shull
Decedent.
Order for Hearing Petition for Letters Of
Administration
1t Is Ordered that all persons interested
show cause. if any they have, before this
Court on Monday, March 5th, 1915, at 10
o'clock A. M, in the Court House in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, why the petition of
Edna Shull Mccoy, of Ramsey County,
Minnesota, for the appointment of Lena
U. smith Of Hennepin County, Minnesota,
as Administrative, herein filed, should not
be granted.
Order to File Claims and for Hearing
Thereon
1t Is Further Ordered that within four
months from the date hereof all creditors
Of said Decedent file their claims in this
Court. Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this Court
on Monday, July End, 1885, at 10 o'clock
A. M, in the Court House in Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
These orders shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman, and copies thereof
mailed according to law.
COURT SEAL)
WITNESS the HON. o. J. ANDERSON,
acting Judge of Probate Court, this 5th
day Of February, 1915.
ERNEST P. LoRENz.
L. o. Smith, Attorney,
523 Palace Bldg.
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Duluth News
By ZHLAH WATERS
7l9 9th Ave.
Duluth, Mimi.


Private Albert Black arrived in
the city Sunday evening on fur
Tough to spend a few days with
his mother, Mrs. Siconia Black.
Private Black came to Duluth from
st. Louis where he visited his wife,
May, and two children, Anita and
Albert, III. He has completed his
basic training and is a candidate
for Officers Training. Before his
entrance into Uncle Sans vast
army, he was an organizer of the
shipbuilders for the CLIO. He re-
lated some interesting incidents
which happened to him while travel
ing through the South az an or
ganizer. Private Black will return
to Fl. Dix on Tuesday.
Interracial Sunday was cele-
brated by the Interracial Committee
in the auditorium of the YWCA
with the showing of the moving
picture, "The Relocation of the Am
erican Japanese" Mrs. Ruth Colby,
a volunteer worker for the USES
of St. Paul, was the speaker. Rev.
L. C. Harris of Calvary Baptist
church gave the invocation.
AS another feature of Interracial
Sunday, Rev. Boyd M. Patrick of
St. Marks exchanged pulpits with
Rev. L. Olson of The Central Metho-
dist church. Rev. L. C. Harris &C.
cupied the pulpit of Central Bap-
fist church. In the evening Rev.
Boyd M. Patrick spoke at the
YWCA. The young people of Cal
vary and St. Mark joined with
those of the Central Methodist
church in the University of Life. A
social hour followed.
The Social Nine was entertained
at their second annual chitterling
supper by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams at their home. Cards fol-
lowed. Private Albert Black was
guest of honor.
Mr.. Willis Light of Lutsen was
in the city Wednesday, Feb. 7, on
business.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16

II. M: | have a serious matter confront
ing me. am a mother of two children.
married a man some time ago and he
doesn't know that am the mother of these
children. Should / tell him now or should
| let him find it out some other way? What
will the children think when they know
about him Please tell me what to do be-
cause am getting worried.
Ans: The only way for you 20 relieve
your mind is to confess to your husband
that you are the mother of these two chill
dren. A detailed confession may not be
necessary but your husband does have a
right to know about these children and
should have known it before your marriage
to him. II you allow this matter to rock
along, eventually he will find it out from
other sources and you will stand a grave
chance Of losing him altogether. This prob
lem will have to be handled if all three
are mutually eOngenial. Break the news
to your husband first go to the children
and tell them of their new step-father e.
later arrange for them to meet each other.
NJ. NJ. P: / am a reader of your column.
am thinking of making a trip TO Cali
fornia just for a visit. | plan to be gone
5 or weeks and it seems like feel afraid
to go. Must GO?
Ans: No pleasure trip should be made
right at this critical period. Travelling
facilities are all Over-crOwded and trips
which ordinarily would be pleasant to make
become a burden. Unless your trip is abb
sOlutely necessary, put it OF for the dura-
ton.
c. NJ. s.: This is my first time writing
you. want you TO help me. A married
man here says that he loves me and wants
me 70 see him. / am single. I am afraid
TO take chances with him because feel that
might fall for him. Do you think he
means good?
Ans: His one and only thought is to
crafty his own selfish desires. All that
he has to offer you is few paltry gifts
and an illicit cOmpaniOnship, as he can
not afford to be seen in your company.
Never degrade yourself by accepting the
attentions Of a married man it will
invariably ruin your chances for finding the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16
for Paramount. Take it and go!
Navy Band to
Jam" at Dance
Sunday Night

The Navy Band is scheduled to
appear at the weekly Sportsman
club lam session" this week with
all members on hand. Last week
most of the band members were
repeatedly on leave and could not
make their weekly appearance.
The dance will be held as usual
at the c. l. o. hall, 724 Fourth Ave.
s., Minneapolis, Feb. IS, beginning
at $50 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16

Winning a title
in the Golden
Glove stamps that
boy chief of his
division, makes
him eligible for
better things to
come. And of
course, ne then
earns a trip to.
Chicagoland E.
ven the Golden
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16

COMPLETE your high school
at home in spare time with
the American School. Texts
f u rni S h e d, diploma; no
classes. Write P. o. Box
1908, Minneapolis.
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Pilgrims Fellowship
Dinner Friday, Feb. 2

Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., pastor,
will be the speaker at the Fellow
ship dinner at Pilgrim Baptist
church, St. Paul, Friday, Feb. %,
at 7 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-02-16

Houses and kitchenette apartments
furnished, for rent. VIM. Jones,
1923 Eighth st. &c., &c. 1874
Poro Products for Sale. Atlantic
2945, 119 Royalston.