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Evening star., 1946-09-12
WARREN f. MILLER, FREDERICK STOHL-
MAN, GEORGE A. CASSIDY, Jr., ATTORNEYS
for Plaintiff, Union Trust Building, wash =
inktOn, ID. &.

Filed Sept. 3. 1s4s; Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
biz Holding . civil court.MDlsFR1cT OF
GosdRErE tS Ri use coMp.s8 d psRe Inc
tiffs. VS.. WILLIAM A. ROBINSON, 2ll
EAGLE !SDEMiTY COMPANY. sl7 18th
PUBLIcA cATIoN.-Pnrsuant to the REQUIRE,
ss notice. 90 f H 10 dsfe at s
under contract between the District Of
son, for improving alleys. sidewalks, curns
and cutters in the vicinity of Mississippi
Avenue; Congress, Street. 10th Place and
in the District of Columbia: that the above
action has been instituted upon the bone
OF the defendant William A. Robinson, al
principal, and the defendant, Eagle Indem.
nit Company. as surety, made, executed
and delivered to the District of Columbia
and that any eedtors bs ME aner
as in said Act OF Congress provided. and
within the time limited in said Act. Pro
shsd in ha Th. 81 sian and The
ington Law Reporter Tor three successive
ss ss Pstea M sFs dss Fl 9nses
STEWART. Gle CLERK. BY CLARA P. Con-
NELL, Deputy Clerk. seo.l2.l9:
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
OiamIn ifa re SAfsa Estate M Of vsleris Lewis, de-
cea sed.--Administration No; ,929;-oT-
der Fixing New Date for Trial and Provid :
the trial OF the issues in this case relating
to the validity of the paper writing dated
the oath day Of August 1915, purporting y
be the last will and testament OF Valera
Lewis, deceased, having been returned as
to William n. Walker; John E., Persing,
' ia' by st the hA Court, this srd day Of Sept
1916, ordered: That said issues be set
down for trial on the l5th day o.. o. oGs.'
stance OF said issues be published once a
week for four successive weeks in The
Washington Law Reporter and twice
star. the substance OF said issues bein9 ns
follows: One: was the paper writins
sd q g,y h Il cSn and oss ss.FPs s fstt nj
Two. Was the said paper writing dated
tne tn s'h 6e the last 81 VIM viii and testament q
valeria Lewis. deceased, executed executed an and At;
tested in Nd due form, a. v.se seGa'Ts6 by 'aS, iS
time Of the making and subscribing or ol
the acknowledging by her OF the said paper
capable Of executing a valid deed or con:
da9sd Gaeti the heu a4th ds day @ q August sts OBJ
said Valeria Lewis, deceased, by fraud oil
deceit practiced upon the said Valeris
| person or persons? Five: Was the sale
paper writing dated the 24th day of Au
gust. l945. obtained, or the execution
Lewis, deceased, by the undue influence o.
/ duress or coercion of Anthony D. Szumtls
0ssT BsLsY w. g ah
JOSEPH A. ASH. Attorney for Cayestor
HARRY L.. RYAN. Jr.. Attorney for Cave
ct lGa1l1 A
Vim J MARQUIS Deputy Register Of Will
for the District OF Columbia. Clerk Of tn,
Probate Court.
sepe s0.oct3
Evening star., 1946-09-12
FARMS WANTED.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms, screase
tracts. ali kinds country property III ND
0: l.. MURDOCH. Kensinston, Md, SH.
S19I Fleasan. 5000 -l3
WANT TO PURCHASE O farm on reason
able terms within 80 miles Of d. C; give
full details, price, terms. size, location
and Improvements CHARLES K. BOWEN,
p o Box IO1. Arlinston. Va IL
Evening star., 1946-09-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ORGANIZED CHURCH wishes 10 purchase
or lease church bldg. or property which can
be converted, in D. C. adjacent 10 Silver
approx 200 Box oh. Star. -
Evening star., 1946-09-12

In cooperation ,Dith OPA, ad-
uertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year,
model, body tgpe, price and state
ment within OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1946-09-12
LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It. II you have
'Lettered-Out' correctly It's earlier.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-out,
(G1 FEEDING-DEFINE (explhin).
(Ll LEDGES-SEDGE ca grass.
ID INSERT-TERNS (seabirds).
IN SONNET-TONES lsoundsl
(T) TRAVEIS-SLAVER tprs-Civn war
tradefl,
Evening star., 1946-09-12
FUTURE

FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER d son, suctioneers
by auction at Wesehler's. sos st. NV,
Saturday. September IA. IL noon. Inspec-
cssh tsn from SoE snd aad A1ca e ssf
sststs Sn S
Matthews g. Berrin. Attorneys. Investment
Bldg. sci l,lE,l3
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sale. household
part bedroom, dining room and living
room furniture; pictures, books china china
glassware brie.a -orae; lusgsEs; mirrors
etc etc. tf at public auction at sioans GALLERIES
sapna sh f. am soS os Ss% terms
cash. c. G. SLOAN & CO, NC, Aucts
Established 1871. Se19.13
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auetoneers
Trustees sale of Chevrolet 1914 dump
Ss BY Itgs June OF 1s4 amons
pisPrict TasHS % Of 's columbia as lien No e5i ):
thereby the undersigned trustees, will sell
by public auction at 1880 Rhode Island
aye Tnssaay ssa ychsHpoef spti@oef Il ns4S damD
No. Dvfsi saoo,p. G. aNote; ErrensoSsiy
ton dump truck, serial No. aMR4o-2356;3,
WILTON /. sANpERsoN & KENNETH 8
HULsE, Trustees, Hamilton National Bank.
se11.12,13,14,l6
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & son, suctioneers
Trustees sale Of restaurant FURNISHINGS
and st4sk ess P s trade nsd ID
in in Liber s65S, folio as3. Recorder, Of
ths Rseds ofe Of e papy
the undersigned trustees will sell by
public auction at the above rnentioned
at :! o'clock pm. all the fixtures and
eauipment. stock in trade and mecnandise
contained in said premises togethe1 with
leases or permits together with the re,
hewsls Thereof Particulars OF lease ash wl
RssrriN EAERx 1nSSses WENpER H. NArHAHIEL
c. G. SLOAN 4 CO, INC, auctioneers. no
18th st. n.w.-Trustees sale of valuable
@ h St. prick sy rrSe being oi
deed OF trust duly recorded. in Liber No.
SIZE. folio 597. ct seq. Of the land rec
the undersigned trustees will sell. at pub
lie auction, in front of the premises. on
AD.. at. 800 o'clock pm, the following
described land and premises. situated in
the District OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED
as and being lot numbered thirteen u3),
in c. L. Du Bois. Trustees subdivision of
original lot numbered one ~, in square
numbered seven hundred and eighty-one
esd. as per plat recorded in the ot1ice
of the Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia in Liber Is at folio. ls9; subject
to the right OF way over the rear three
feet thereof as shown on said plat. with
the improvements thereon known as 322
4th st. ne. Terms Sold subject TO a prior
deed of trust for approximately $3.50 90,
further particulars OF which will be an
nouneed at time OF sale; the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash A
deposit of $4,000 required. Conveyanc-
ing. recording. revenue stamps, etc, at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion of the
trustees HERMAN MILLER, Trustee
JAMES G. CALOMIRIs Trustee. LAPIANA
n WEEDA. Attorneys for the Trustees. 1012
18th st. NV. BY JOSEPH G. WEEDA.
sel2,14,16.1S,20.
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Goren on Bridge

0oren on bri09e
Both sides vulnerable, South deals.
Al
GAS
QJS65{
AJ986
- Q83 oJ972
0 A732 bKa
&74 AS31
AAl0ss
EKl064
Q 10
1AKQl0
The actual bidding:
South West North East
Pass 20 Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead two of diamonds
Genius and insanity, 1t has many
times been said, are blood relations
l have evidence to support the theory
that inspiration and ignorance are
next Of kin. Part of my evidence is
submitted today The anecdote here
recorded picked up in my peregri-
nations among the high stake-low
talent games around New York City.
No. gentle reader, l have not
changed my bidding style. The dia-
gram above provides the exact Sc
quence of calls when saw the hand
played. Mr.. South found this system
very effective in auction days and he
has seen no reason to change his
methods with the passing of the
years.
Since both his four card suits had
been adversely bid, West elected to
lead dummy's suit and the two Of
diamonds came out briskly. Dummy
played low and East went into a pro-
longed huddle during which West
showed manifest symptoms of an
noyance. 1t was apparent to him
that the only card that would pre-
sent his partner with a problem was
the king and he was naturally root
ing inwardly for East to win the
trick. After extensive fumbling. the
nine OF diamonds came forth to be
taken by declarer's 10. This was
almost too much for West, who vio-
lated any number of tenets by ex-
pressing his opinion of his partner
then and there. Decorum was re-
established and play continued, TRY
as he would, declarer was unable to
take more than eight tricks. The
diamond suit could never be brought
in, for while he had two entries in
dummy to establish the suit, he
lacked the third which was required
to cash it. Had East gone up with
the king at trick one, the dummy's
suit could have been established in
one more lead and the contract
easily fulfilled.
AS matter Of technique. I think
Easts play was correct. South is
marked with one diamond. If it is
the ace, the king play cannot be
fruitful. If it is low card, the nine
Will win, and II it is the 10, nothing
will be lost, since there is no fear of
blocking partners diamonds.
After the hand was played, unused
at what might have happened had
the final contract been six clubs.
When declarer led low diamond
OH dummy, l wonder If East would
have played the king second hand?
That's what it would have taken to
defeat the contract You may doubt
it, but I have feeling that he would
have. Perhaps he couldn't give you
the reason as in the play of the nine
of diamonds, but just have a hunch
he would have come up with the
'acorn.
Tomorrow's Problem.
You open one heart. partner re-
spends four hearts, and you hold
a AJ4 NA8732 1A &AK94
j What do you bid now?
I (Copyright, 1916, by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Points for Parents
This j
HORIZONTAL
this habit.

Mother-You're big enough to
come downtown with mother now, so
let's see if we can look at the toys
on the counter without touching
them. Then I'll buy you the one
yOu choose
Evening star., 1946-09-12
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

ROPER buys the trucks. any model, spot
cash. Call Roper" Dupont 9765, 1880
r. l. ave. ne. 49,
Evening star., 1946-09-12
JOSEPH FITZGERALD, Jr., Attorney,
o3O TrzuspOrtat ation Blds


IN sTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF CO.
lumbis In Re: Application OF MORRIS
HYMAN for Change of Nsme-Civil
Action No, 3644S.--Morris Hyman, having
filed a complaint for judgment changing
his name to Robert Morris Hyman, and
having applied TO the Court for an order
Of publication Of the notice required by
law in such cases, 1t is, by the Court, this
all persons concerned show cause, If any
there be on or before the 2lst day OF
September, 946, why the prayers Of said
complaint should not be granted: Pro-
vided, That copy Of this order be pub
lished once week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening
Star Newspaper snd The Washinston Law
Justice. (SesD True Copy Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. By ELLA
MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk. su29se5.12.
WARREN E. MILLER, FREDERICK STOHI.-
Evening star., 1946-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
SOL RoTHBARD, Attsrney'

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 61,Sl9. Ad-
ministrstion.--This is TO Give Notice:
That the subscriber, OF the District OF
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate OF Rollin
NJ. Patrick, late OF the District OF Column
bis. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
August. AID. l9i7; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all beneft of said
estate. Given under my hand this 26th
515 LonEfellow ST NV. (SeslD Attest:
MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District OF Columbia. CLERK
OF the Probate Court su29Se5.12.
Evening star., 1946-09-12

LOTS TO BE THANKFUL FOR
! I22X2S6, mr.. Falls Church; sewer snt
water, price, $4,000.
50Xl20, sewer and water. Lee blvd,
near good bungalows; price, 81 250.
1 60&i20. sewer and water, Lee blvd
mr. brick bungalows. price 81 200 LYON
| INC, 1904 Lee hwy, CHI 1910. GL. 66l
Il OK. l2ll. Open evenings
Evening star., 1946-09-12

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, suctioneers
Estate sale OF 80 vioins, cello. eornet,
by auction at Weschler's, 905 f st. NV,
Saturday. September IA, IL noon. lnspec-
Cash c. r. NOLTE and ALICE E. NOLTE.
Admins estate Carl F. Noite'
deceased Administration No. o0,999,
Matthews g. Berrin. Attorneys, Investment
RldR Sell,12,13
Evening star., 1946-09-12
LOIS WANIEQ
FARMS FOR SALE.

PAY CASH Tor lots in d G or nesrb
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS. rR 1868
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-01

III; Mr.. Frank Shaw, IO42 Bryan
Ave. No, Is quite III at his homo
Celebrates Third Birthday, Littl,
Ritajean Davis, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Davis, l107 Emer
son Ave. No, celebrated her thirt
birthday, Sunday, Oct. 81, with I
birthday party at her home. Came
were played. Those present were
Wardie and Ronald Bell, Patriot.
and Barbara Harper, Eddie With
ers, Jr., Archie Givens, Jr., Barbar;
Ann Williams, Russell and Cherry
Eyeretts, Vonieda Rooney, anS
Harry Davis, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Bel
Katherine Harper, Mareella Ever
stts, Geraldine Withers, PhsOb
Owens, Libby Davis, Marion vii
liams, and Miss Iva Napue.
Pvt. Daniel Swain, son Of Mrs
Mary r. Swain, $50 Olson Blvd
lrrived In the city Saturday, Nov
%, as a surprise, after nine month
)verseas. He left Wed. Nov 80, l.
1omy at Fairview Hospital severe
weeks ago, is improving nicely a
Ter home.
Visitors Leave: Mr.. and Mrs. J
9. Estes Of Ogden, Utah, who wer
the hOuse-gnests Of Mr.. and Mr.
W. M, Reddiek, 3Sl7 Clinton Ave
left Tuesday, Oct. 20, for ChicaR
and Indiana, where they will visi
for a few days before returning
home.
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MTlINEAPOLH

Mrs. Myrtle Hin, $3.50 Fifth Ave.
So, who underwent an appended
Willie Smith, Los Angeles, Calf,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Smith,
Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. White, Mr..
Clark, Mr.. Richards, Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Neal, and Miss Russell all went %
school together In Kansas City.
Mrs. Ida Wagner, $3.50 Fifth Ave.
So, 10 eonyalescing at home from
an appendeetomy performed At
EairvieW Hospital, Tuesday, Oct,
Mrs. Albert Allen, ST., COS Emsr-
son Ave. M, returned home from
Fairview Hospital, Wed, Nov. 30.
Mrs, o. l. Alexander, 1882 Fifth
Ave, So, was hostess AZ a bridge
luncheon, Wed, Oct. %. Guests
present were, Mesdames Marie
Rhodes, Mae Reed, Mable Brown,
emma Archer, Carrie Cotton, Betty
Cassius, Carrie Stokes, Hattie
Walker, Johnnie FieIda, and John
glaibourne Of st. Paul, and Mes
lanes George Nixon, Iaabolie No
Ne, Louise Carmichael, Mary KYLE,
Wanna Glenn, Carrie Neal, Hasai
Williams, Frances Brown, Nadia
Jouiley, Ida Brady, Hazel Under
wood, Jessie Modem, Edith Moulden.
Ada Gibbs, Josephine Murray, Net.
ie Sheperd, Celia Boyd, Nellie
Walker, and MRlyina Glenn, n
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Audrey De-
aney, Of New York. Bridge was
nlayed and q delicious luncheon
vas served. Prizes were won by
Iarie Rhodes, lsti Made Comley,
.ndi Carrie Neal, Srd; and Audrey
Delaney, 9Th.
Mrs. LeoRa Jackson Randolph,
ormerly Of Minneapolis, has r..
urned 10 her home IN Los Angeles,
ialif., after an extendsd trim
through the East, including New
York, Pennsylvania, Washington
,. c. Iowa, and q three weeks
tsit with friends in Minneapolis
While here she was the guest Of
trs. j. w. Ryan, S487 Smelling Ave
The Two O'clock Bridge Club
net Saturday, Oct. 20, az thF
ONE Of Mrs. Leo Bohanon, sT8f
fifth Ave. So. First prize was wor
y Mrs. Laura Oliver; second, Mrs
larry Chiles; third, Mrs. Merediti
lowell. A get-toRether was held
fter the meeting, when the mem
,ers were Joined BY their husbands
he next meeting win be Nov, is
{ the home Of Mrs. Brutps Cassiup
The Missionary Society OF 81
'eter's A.M.E. church, met al the
Tome Of Mrs. DOvie Phelan, 291e
9th Ave. 8. After the Devotional
nd business period, q very hns tan
vas given BY Mrs. ]. @. Estes, al
ogden, Utah. Rev. Fl. O. Boyd held
lection Of officers for the ensuing
ear. Elected were Mrs. BsIis
Hover, president emeritus; Dovif
.helan, Anna Brown, Lucille Cook
Hazel Curry, Jessie Bonner and
Jesse shannon, The next meeting
will be held at the home of Nh,
Belle Glover, $40 Fourth Ave, s.
Friday, Nov. 8. Mrs. N. Lockett,
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ZOE u An

TOISrdni ana understanding. Gov
SrnOE ThYo has been appgoeiatyS d
the difficulties oneounisEed By min
GRITTY groups and has luksn eonsEue-
i've sispu 10 relieve them. me lnlor-
racial Communication which 10 hos
sponsored and appreciated has done
an outstanding Job IN promollna
better feeling bsiwOen dilloronl
racial groups and imprevinq op-
poTsuniHSa Tor many n Ne minozisY
groups. He iavers PPc. 0ni-poll
tax lssislation and othsE maasuros
that viii safeguard Owl dahla md
prevent disaEiminGtion becanss q
race OF color. LuihsE W. YoungdahL
nominee Of The Republics party 10
succeed GOvernsE ThYs. e OpOfAsr
m0n Of high PRINCIPLES. sYmputheEc
and understanding. deeply inter-
OStOd In problems Of human Eolu-
lions. he. IKE GovSrnOr ThYO. Iavors
the principles Of FEPc. opposos Dis
elimination and ean BE depended
upon 10 Be hslptsd 10 al gEOups.
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a feat that gave the crowd quite
a thrill. In addition he gave out
with a scat-singing version Of the
old favorite, Marjorie"
Roy Eldridge was very much in
demand with his fine trumpet notes.
His rendition Of 81 Surrender
Dear" was unique and well i'm
provised. Eldridge seems to be at
ease while blowing, and endears
himself to any crowd with his an
tics.
Buck Clayton's distinct style on
the solo, 81 Can't Get Started" was
marked with a warm rhythm Of
ear-pleasing pitch.
The eoTnet performances of Rex
Stewart was one Of the high-lights
during the evening. When you hear
a person say that Rex makes his
horn talk, believe It; he does just
that.
Some very good bass-beating was
furnished in the person Of Charles
Drayton, lately Of Benny Carriers
band fame. Jackie Mills, formerly
with Glenn Gray, handled the drums
section, and very cRpably. Helen
Humes, song stylist, feels her music
to the highest degree, and was quite
pleasing to the audience.
Without any question the indi-
vidual hOnOrs were carried off by
a sensational young man, name Of
Illinois Jacquet. He had everyone
on the edge Of his seat while play
ing the Flying Home" solo. His
original style on the tenor sax is
refreshing and moving. II is won
derful to hear a sax solo in a senti-
mental mood Of Talk Of The
Town" without the windy effect
usually evident in pieces of this
tempo.
The concert was carried off in
fine style, and was well worth the
price Of admission. The perform
ance was quite an improvement
over the previous "Jaz at the Phil
harmonic" offered here.
Among the audience spectators
were: Mrs. Edith Sizer and her
son, Edward, who escorted Frazena
Jackson; Harold Rail" Walker and
his wife, Ann; Frank Lewis, the
arranRer; Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
FaisOn, Mrs. Gloria Green, Timothy
Bender and Wesley Whitaker
Oscar Newman.
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Virginia Duke, BERTHE Jones, Cert
rude Boldly Jones, Magdalene
Oliver, Magdalene House, Edith
Clark, Eunico Price, and Berniee
Duke. Parlor games were played
and prizes were won by Mrs. Clar-
india Cox, Mrs. Bernice Duke, Mrs.
Leila Smith and Mrs. MagdRlene
Oliver.
Mrs. N. L. Oliver Of Roswell,
N. NJ, Is the house-guest Of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Oliver, 2Sl st. Anthony
Ave.
The ST. James anne. Gospel
choir members surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Jones Of TAT St. An
thony Ave-, with, q miscellaneous
shower, Saturday, Oct. 26. Those
present were: the Rev. and Mrs.
B. N. Moore; the Mines. Andrew
Mahan, Oscar Oliver, NJ. L. Oliver
Of Roswell, N. NJ; BERTHE Jones,
Matte Haskins, Geneva Murray,
Rosa Simmons, Carrie E. Lindsay,
Anna Thomas, Maggie MCGOWAN,
Violet Saunders, Corrine Wood
fork and Maggie Beard; the Messrs.
Charles Bradley, Frank Brown, Ed
ward Saunders and Oscar Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hill, 416 St.
Anthony, has as their houseguests,
Mr.. Hills mother, Mrs. Alice Hill,
his grandmother, Mrs. ]. Adams,
and his brother, Raymond Hill, all
Of COwan, Tenn. They left for home
Thurs. Oct. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vassar, 74S
W. Central Ave-, returned home
Sunday, Oct. 81, from Terre Haute,
Ind. and Chicago, where they Wis
tied friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robinson, $50
IglehRFt, were hosts at a breakfast
Sunday, Oct. "a, honorinR Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Hill, Mrs. Alice Hill,
Mrs. J. Adams, and Mr.. Raymond
Hill. Covers were laid for ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Price, for
mer residents Of 76s Carroll Ave,
are now residing at S45 Iglehart
Ave.
Mr.. Howard Hunt, 9OS Carroll
Ave, who was a patient at St.
Joseph Hospital for the past few
days, was released Wed, Oct. 80.
Three year old Cyrus Hill, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hill, 416 St.
Anthony Ave, celebrated his birth
day, We'd, Oct. %, with a party
at his home.
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NiAHaY G5
'Mu4mmsIEs:,i3ss.
BIRTHDAYS

BIRTHDAYS
Birthday greetings in 81. Paul Nov. s.
Harold Brown, ST.. 4O5 81. Anthony Ave
Nov. 5-Kenneth o. Wilson, 74s W. Cen
trail Ave Nov. S-William Lawrence, Jr.
Sl4 N. GrOtto St; Marguerite Williams
5S7 W. Central Ave Nov. 9--LaurH Ma,
Smith. 76l RondO Ave. Clifford l. Grom,
berg. Como and Luther Place lone Rogers
977 Fuller Ave.
Out Of town greetings 20 MRrjori,
BlRkey, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Nov. 6.
Birthday greetings In Minneapolis: Nov
6-Frank T. Mitchell. 5629 Nicollet Ave
Nov. Harold Combs, PASS Fourth Ave
So. Jay p. Hanson. 1922 La Sale Ave.
Percival Baron, 1929 Portland Ave. So
Nov. Cecilia Robinson. s5h HOaE Ave.
No. Clarence B. Patrick, 1881 Bryant
Ave. No. Nov. 9-Mrs. L. c. Harris. 3llS
18th Ave. So. Nov. lO-Mrs. Allie Wilson.
8749 Fourth Ave. So: Joyce Lee Sims,
1901 Fifth Ave. So. Nov. ll-LOurainne
Chivers, 4O4 Clinton Ave. So; OthA
Floyd. 2426 Fifth Ave. So; Rosa Mae
Jackson. 422 Emerson Ave. No. Rev. A. L.
Kirk, 5l22 james Ave No. Nov. l2-Mrs.
Betty Houston. SS44 Fifth Ave. So. Spencer
Smith. IT.. $3.50 Fourth Ave. So. Essie
May Whitaker. $40 GirArd Ave. No.
Robert Whitaker. 5l9 GirArd Ave. No.
Out Of town greetings: Nov. 6-LAw-
renee Hall, Des MOines. la. ]. d. Mitchell,
Chicago, III. Nov. Mrs. Bernice ThOmp-
son, Topeka Kansas Nov. lO-Preston
Evans, Kansas City. Mo. Nov. l2-ViOlet
Asbury, Denver, Colo
BelRted greetings TO Mrs. Margaret Ash
by. Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. "a, and Mrs.
Mildred Kirk 5i22 James Ave. No, Oct 81.