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uovINe. PACKING and STORAGE.

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ARE You MOVING 70 VIRGINIA? CHINA Iivs0 Il So
SsII sny time, GIL. 1925 or CH. Sab. -lo
TETERANs. starting business; u.S,n VII ratss: mose
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service: furniture mog.ns7 7ta and ID "a hs9ssss 9osss
S68ss snf 81 svfEffnA sesS
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naa nlice IS % 9ifht moving, hauling. Ii. 44T9 4t4sT9
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ESoN s4oRAE szPsEt giEetc66s c6 Rhoes est
SAhh Sang us and ftsST aeTsrS 70 needs work
seuss ese rs s5s5 ete tx &sss Gs NEWTON 16
pEsHfLEET ppERsHILL ETRIANsfER eo.IEMoyins; rsassi
rates, cargo insured; 5o-mile radigs: Call
Be es71, day or night and sundsSs
VETERAN. ,ust out of the service. NiS vii.
move or haul snyth1nE', nishs or day; Y3. no
IIfRp III r. itt1 tAMoTN4 EAHEs srAcE A1 Ss7alaDs
ssntsy ss64sss sfsssa S37sSS
sTsEyAoTEki oTEkifdERasNsIsht disssNss sISs loads trunks
and iugesse hauled: very reas rates; all
White hep sE 1sTS; movns ann and to hsulins
FIREMAN EhIsI S0N MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates will accept your surplus iIr
storas. ia 2e31: after pm. GE. 1416
M0TfNG, PADDED VANs-storsge space
avataple; crate packing. plecs e. to rS Sar n
iSSTaSoRAGE iSaSoR T. TRANSFER CO. I ware
Houses to serve you. 639 New York ave.
NV Phone. ME. 2042. ,r,,,
Wa shineton, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. De-
trott. Chicago, St, Louis. Kansas City
Denver and Calf. Inamsdlate Serylee 1S
AT. e243, Ii 1925. l2-
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HOUSES uNEuRNisHEp,

NEW, beautifully decorated home, {
rooms, 2 baths, located in choice residen.
tial section of No. Arlington, near trans.
portation, schools. churches and shopping
center. We like nice children S25t
per month to responsible party on yearly
lease Will be shown by appointment
Write owner giving full information, in
care Of Box 456-R. Star. g.
BETHESDA, MD.-Brick, 3 bedrooms, new.
ly decorated detached house, built-in ga.
rage, I III basement with gas heat; imme.
diate occupancy at 5000 per month. Showr
by sppt Call WI 1920. 3
DOCTORS, ATTENTTON!-Large, detached
modern brick house, in heart of Hillcrest
Sc, ideally suited as physicians home anc
ONCE; ONCE on terrace floor has rooms
tiled bath, entrances: separate entrance
to spacious living quarters above; rental
S250 mo-. or will sell Box 2l-M. Star
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

3-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL, situated on
2 lots with fenced rear yard, for sale or
rent fully furnished from Dec. 1 to May
FOR RENT Or sALE-CoLoRED-N
Alexandria, Va. Bungalow, furnished, two
CHARMING 3-BEDRooM BRICK HOME in
lovely location, best offer above $500 per
month with months rent in advance.
or prefer to sell for reasonable down pay
ment. FA. 1901.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

VETERANS COOPERATIVE apartments
for salsEsil!2 d9Sn payments oa On prlntl rnta
t Price eHH as low W as as $500, Apartments con-
sist OF tile bath, ample, clothes closets,
anss nF and dh95fe of come 9r
once at Naylor Gardens, 3oth and r3, Hayior
ave. sc. TO Branch ave Rieht. 70 Alabama
sn Ss s sas on rgh Gh on st. 4s9aGff Hef ( SEf f.
SHAM's SALES OFFICE at Naylor Gar
fiif3effNG ROOM, bedroom, comb, kitchen
ment M building, near 18th and Columbia
FoD nv prss excel only song o s5d dfsrssSs sSS
Necessary. riS w Holt. ast. phone EN-, 1884. g
al1 grREn Tor VI: ssgs 81 500 ao4
ss4 80 pc per mo mo Box 36-s. Star.
HALL, one room and bath baehelor g en Iti apt
cond. Venetian blinds, elec; refgr prlce;
81 500 cash, assessment & Sl5 mo no SaIl ga
Mr.. Gavin. with H. 6. sMIIHY CO. y Ma
COOPERATIVE APT. suitable for doctor
or dentist, 2 lge. 1st fl. front corner rms
for once with adjoining bath: besides les. spa pa
be occupied by substantial owners !;
gqxtop Aiken' EG APt HOUSE Sc sDeeiaRSE RE f9ME
sEAhIf sIndsy ana Sp evenings, ming OIL 53i7. I'VE
MASS. AVE. NV, nr; japanese EmoassS
liy r din rm' IodTsa pedT ,aIeb Kit agd os56
tEFHREss, Jeff kSel Ex. s9 s2lo. 9l2e, y Ne" -oN
CALL THIS oITIcE geqsFaIy .syrstans oonSidered red
tHE listed nbe5@sse
what you need ss s,s your snt name Is svsiabe IL
i bedfnl', sleeping porch, liy: rnss din din
in price for quick sale. immediate pos
session for approved buyer. Phone lof
appointment to inspect.
Hotel 24oo, 244oo6o i6th stDE1n apt, Of , bed
RECEPTION ree m hall and bath. Phone for sp-
pointment to inspect Az
Ton Ton hall hall and bath. Price, $500. Ap-
pointment must Pc gso1 made. Adam, Mil, I'd
Tas n ts cyaesdss spt With 2SSl eefasf afaa'
& may asycsetion Ie oSeq hs and and bath
siderably under prevailing prices. Fhone
'0t In sfRbt tRe Lambert, 1871 Lsnisr pl; nv, nyw
here is lot Of home for the prtceli Lge &c
center entEa69s din r 5atha v Modern nod Kit
fSe pantry. Thousands of dollars under
prevailing prices for homes OF similar ac-
eommodations Phone for appointment
In Tilden GaTdensEhAd ;rd hsdrms 1osetS q Ruh bstRs
ise iS 1iv. rnn., din rm. and kit. Shown
81 appointment only. =. +,e
sDpOiPRp%MsRtN Eo tnsPfs sPPEYNN sn' a1thor 9t ee
tsoVs iss On eo eo-oper atiVe plans since 1920 re-
w sror ei sinIe for most Of Washington,s more
fhsn 80 cooperative buildings. Washlns-
ton Bldg. RE. 121s Or s:==I- BE la4g:
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HOUSES EURh. OR ukFURh.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Brick bunga-
low on knoll 200 it.. from road, Handicapped
grounds. apple orchard; also variety of
unfurn,, S175 furn.; 5-yr lease may be
had: mos. rent in advance. 1920 Old
Bladensburg rd, Silver Spring, SH. 3547.
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cent. }

NEAR MT. vERNON-For gracious enter
tanning, gentleman's estate on the Po-
tomac, 5 acres, brick home, 35-ft. living
room. powder room, recreation room, 4
bedrooms. 4 baths, maids room and bath,
barbecue: boating, fishing; s425 month.
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ApARrMENrs OUT OF TOWN.

THREE ROOM APARTMENT, completely
furnished, Including utilities. including
sutom obile Use for season. Six months
$1,000 YONCE APARTMENTS, 1904 No.
Dixie highway. HOLLYWOOD, Florida.
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ApARTMENTs WANTEp Cont, }

QUIET EMPLOYED COUPLE need furn. or
Unfurn. apt. Dupont or @. w. vicinity
preferred. No children. no drinking. Gooo
care guaranteed. Please call co. 917f.
GOVT. EMPLoYE, veteran, desires small
hachelor or eficiency apartment NV sec
t;on Roy 4S4-R star O.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 1-BEDRooM apt,
vet 10 be married. both employea; up 20
O.
VETERAN AND WIFE going to school desire
small apt. unfurnishcd, in NV. TIE. 0ls6
ARMY OFFICER, wife and son, yrs, need
2-bedroom house or apt. furnished or un-
furnished Alex. Gle TO-
coLORED-GoVERNM GIRLS Urgent
ly need Groom, kitchen and bath apt. Can
APT. OR HOUSE urgently needed by col;
ored adult family; excellent tenant and
character refs Call Ii. s943.
CoLoRED-APT. WANTED, 3 rooms. XII.
and bath, ant. or house; not over S65.
CO l34S after $40.
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BRIGHTwooD-Here is one Of the best
rms, bath. glsss-inclosed back. porches,
sTT Tys nS front shGss 1sh hous. u Ss 1T ninth
'f!Sia + III HoSo Ss5''sz
SHnv2 s1hs Sr e9aAsEase.ns Iii fs2s a4tt tapestry
brick house, completely redecorated; bed
rooms and screened sleeping porch; garage;
auto h.-w.h. Close to all churches, bus
lines sehUols col sIs5 snd stores s14ooo. Apply
SIEVEHANp SMNTH, Nd Park, 2s45 Newark ST.
Spacious s-room home; oil heat; garage;
pretty street. Price lower than any house
sANDoz, INC. . Dupont Circle. tMrs
Peck m premisesD %
5sse BELT RD. N.w.-open daily 2 til
for Dreh ss de
INV. heat; price. s14.S5O Directions
Out Conn. ave. to Military rd., left to
Belt rd. and open sign. 8: r. MARTIN
4 CO. Realtors Du. 1886; ewes, OR
eSsH oPEN SUNDAY 1 TILL DARK, 71s Hamil-
ton st. NV. Brightwood--Just what you
modern nnsssr kit % with delightful breakfast nook
on LIST floor; two bedIns: inclosed sleeping
ment. bath, laundry. gas h.-w.h.; detached
garage: close to everything; price reduced
to sell quickly terms , at sstls
sCoFIELD. exclusive, Isl. $500. If no
answer, 81. 5S16, -
OTEN i2 TO 1, 6s11 sth st, n.w.-$2. 900
down Modern, detached brick, nr. Walter
Reed Hospital: 8 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd
floor: finished attic; recreation room with
fireplace In basement: large lot; detached
brick sarase: automatic heat: unusual
financing permits US to offer this at such q
low down payment. Exclusive, SNYDER
REALTY CO., 1902 Hamilton st. NV,
OWNER, TRANSFERRED, desires to sell
property at 5716 Mass. ave. n.w-6rtck,
beautiful woodland surroundings, rooms,
baths and den. -aA
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properties in this |
on 1st floor in a,
dining room, kitch
bedrooms and stor
fully insulated; z
new-houSe conditio
venient locations:
liberal terms: to
till 8 pm. EDW.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

ROOMS, 2 BATHS, 2 large porches gas
h.-w.h.; good location: excellent condi-
| ton. Open 9 am. 10 pm. 515 Ali
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Page 2 Mlnns.poI. SPOKESMAN Friday. August l6 ls47

services Although both talked on
Women OF To-day" their approach
aud presentation Of the subject Was
VaFtsa enough 70 make each message
very dynamic Mrs. Bertha James
aud ATa Hazel StAFks assisted ArA
Aaosl Harris with the morning order
oInsrS taking part in the after
noon service were ArS- villa Mac
W ATTsn, accompanied BY Ira Dorsey;
hrs. fipkIn; the CAmpnor Trio. Rc-
cOmpAnIsd by Miss OIEa AndsTB0n;
neV. b. y. Moore giving the closing
remarks and Benedlctton.
Ihe committee for the day was:
Mines. Mabel hArTIss chairman; U. y.
Jones, cO-chaITman; Gynthl4 POSTER
prUEram CHAIRMAN: AagdAIens UIIVor
And Matte Cyrus. finance committee.
TGeV. William HIckA, missionary
preacher, WAS the speaker at the
NaESsI II 10 Dollar Money and
Conference Claims sunday. United
.OF IIOd and Church" will be the sub
,SCI OF Kew. Azores message. All
members are urged TO pay their
LJIIAT money and conference fees a.
sUOH as possible.
sn,Itss viii meet Wednesday, August
-, al the church. Inc membership
-anVAss NIlI be launched August -,
Stewardship Sunday. with u special
.4ssHaRe Dy Rev. ADORE. Mr.. John NJ
cation 10 chairman OF the Livery
aLembeF Canvass Committee.
a group Of Young People OF 81.
,amss WIIl be hosts TO the Coop.
TOTK Camp Of HALLE Y. Brown, Miss
JOTIs AaAsIe and Miss ThelmA AAssio
Il a Pow Wow at Como Park, Sun
.Ay evening at 1900 p. m.
Visitors woTshipInE at the morn
nE service were: Rev. John Il.
JradIsy, Evangelist Of 81. Louis, MO-,
ara. lila Dicksy, PRlo Alto, Calf;
ITs. Chester Lewis. Chicago, Ill;
4rE. kmma GrIgsby, Kansas city,
,Ans.. Salone Gliskie. Detroit, and
Xiilie Gray. Wesson. Miss.
The usual welcome at 81. James TO
III VIsitoTS.-BeTtha L. King.
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Chorus and Choir
Union Nutionul
Meeting at D. G.

The Twin City Gospel chorus and
Choral Union was represented at
the national convention Of Gospel
choruses and choirs at Washington,
d. C., Aug. 40 by Ruby Grant,
supervisor, and Dorsey Wheeler, a
delegate. both Of Mount olivet
church. 81. Paul: Viola Nash, presi.
dent. Mount 0livet, and Edward
johnson, treasurer. Of Zion Baptist
church, Minneapolis.
The local and national group Is
UNCONVENTIONAL and has men,
berShip In the Twin Cities from 81.
James A.M.E., Mount olivst Bap-
tist, Pilgrim Baptist. Camphor
Methodist and Carter Chapel CINE.
churches Of Sc. Paul and Zion and
Pilgrim Rest Baptist churches in
Minneapolis.
National officers accepted an In.
vitation from the Twin City dele
cation to come here In April, 1913,
TO help the local group form plans
for q future program.
The national meeting was held
at Mount Airy Baptist church In
Washington.
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Mr. oLINEr nAPTIaT CHURCH

MT. OLIVEF BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev T.. O. Harris Of Minneapolis
delivered the message At the morn
ing worship hour last sunday. His
topic was Religion In Practice.
His text was from James 2:lT. The
Gospel chorus furnished the music
Registered visitors were Mr.. Theo-
dOre Adams. Othel l.. Johnson, Fred
williams, r. D. Mitchell, Won. Okla,
Mrs. Mary II Russell. Harrisburg,
~. c, Mira Elizabeth Harvey and
Earle AdamA
Rev. Harris also delivered the mes
sage At the evening service.
Miss Blanche EvsrsOn and Mr.. \.
". Simmons represented the Sunday
School At the Minnesota Baptist con
VentiOn at Pilgrim Baptist Church
Rev. Il. q. Harris and Mrs. D.
wheeler will represent Mt. OlIVet at
Omaha, Nsb.. At the -Four state Bap-
tlst convention August 10 70 22.-By
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Floyd Massey, pastor. spoke
on AS You Would Have Others DO
Unto You" at the morning service
last Sunday. The children's story
story Of a young lad who gave his
best TO the church,
Registered visitors were Rev. and
Mrs. g. L. williams. ST Louis. Mrs
Helen Kemp, Miss Albledeh VIII
liams. Mr.. John Young. Jr-. Mime
Williams, Mr.. Irwin Williams, Mr.
n, 7. Vincent Mrs. Eftie Fogsi
weIIsviiIe, Mo: Mrs r Myers, 81
Louis; Mrs Laura Williams KanEa
city. Mo-: Miss Ruth Muse, Columbia,
No. Miss Lucy Jones. Trenton. n J
Miss ChATIene Hall, Miss Betty Scot
Peoria, Ill; Mrs Dorothy Allen. y
Paul: Mr.. and Mrs. u A. OhOlst0n
Atlanta, Ga Mrs. r Simmons. Mrs
Jerry Harper; Mrs Ruby Martin
Mrs Esther Brown: Mr. and Mrs
George Brown, ri, worth, Texas
Mrs. l. H. SelectmRn. Kansas City
kana
Flowers were donated by Mrs n
Lawrence, Mrs. Cleo Phelps, Mrs
Fannie Williams and Mrs. MarEars,
Moore,
Rev. Massey announced a $4,000
increase In money pledged from
sources outside the church toward
our building fund. He again OK
pressed confidence that by the end Of
1877 we will have reached the $50
Part Of the worship service was
given 20 n testimonial for Mr. Marion
4. Boiling. superintendent OF the
church school for rs years. He re-
tired in June due 20 poor health. Mr.
%. W. Wills. education chairman.
read a list Of his achievements In
presenting Mr.. Boiling to the min
ister and the congregation He was
given q cash gift and received per
snnai couatat aiatl0nE at the door as
those In the congregation left the
church.
on next Sunday. August ~, Rev.
Massey will preach. The Senior
choir will be in the loft after a
months vacation No might services
are being held during the month OF
August.
Everyone IL welcome at Pilgrim
We have large fans to help keep you
cool BY Mrs r. ~ Hunter.
ut. JAMES a. M. o.. CHURCH
August 10. women's nay. with
Mrs Robert Gardner and Miss Con-
stance Fisher as speakers at II 90
a. m. and $50 .. M. brought two
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DULUTH NEWS
SHOTS
By ZILLAH WATERS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. DOzier. 33I
). 18th Ave. E., entertained at a
card party Friday, Aug. 8, in honor
Of Mrs. Omega Harp Of Philadel-
1hia. Mrs. Harp left for home Sat
urday. Aug. Q, after . two week
visit with the DOEiers.
Cat On Foot: Four stitches were
required TO close . cut on the foot
II Joe Waters, received at q picnic
at Park Point, Thursday, Aug. 7.
On Motor Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Brown and their son Her
bert left Saturday, Aug. Q, on q
three week motor trip 70 Detroit,
Mich, Texas and Mexico.
81 MARKS Church News: Rev.
Joseph Jackson spoke on "Conse-
Grafton and Service" at the morn
ing worship service last Sunday.
His text was taken from Joahua
24:l4-2s.
Correction: The rally at ST.
Marks church was not for q new
stove a. stated in this column last
week, but for new cement steps
leading TO the church edihee.
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College Race Religious Quota
Systems Exposed in KSTP
Feature Starring Frederic March

Frederic March a. = college pro.
lessor indicates what one person
can do when . college bars q quail
fled student because Of his faith.
Listsn TO The Bridge Builder. ="
the third in the Institute for Demo
cratic EdueatIoR's new radio series.
Lest We ForgWt--the American
Dream" on KSTP tonight at 9:IB
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Minnesota Legion COnfab
Against National Cemetery
Segregating Negro Dead

FARIBAULT - Minnesota
LeRionnaires demonstrated
their disapproval of bigotry
when the annual convention
here at Faribault held on
August II, IL, IL, went on
record a. opposed 70 discrimination
and segregation In burihIS In Ma
tlOnAl cemeteries.
There was no disssnslon In the
committee rooms where the Tesolu-
lions endorsed by both Fourth and
Fifth districts were heard. There
was no compromise offered, only
ehRRrin was expressed that such O
condition actually existed In the Rf-
fairs Of our Government.
There was considerable question
Ing Of supporters Of the resolutions
a. 10 how far discriminatory pFRs-
tees went In the administration Of
veterans affairs.
Tom Hickman. secretary Of the
resolutions committee, read the two
resolutions dealing with Jim Grow
In cemeteries. lie added, fellows,
Why argue about . resolution like
thia, let's pick the one We want. and
We wat the best one, and pass H."
Someone said, II 80 move" and
that was that.
Presented 10 the convention with
the committee endorsement. less was
said, and the vote was unanimous,
Fewer delegates were In evidence
at this session, perhaps because III
poor housing facilities, but those
present gave . good account al
themselves.
J. W. Loo, Commander Of. and
representing Leslie Lawrsnes Post
g. Paul. was appointed 10 the Con.
SsTyRtloB Committee. and his work
caused considerable favorable com,
msnt following the sessions.
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Mems Club Hears
Discussion on
Military Trimming

The ~. Thomas Mems Club met
Friday evening. Aug. 4, At tho
church, Fifth Ave. 3. and Lake 81.
The topic under discussion was
"should the Negro support Com.
pulsory Military TrAInIngH" Lead.
err In the discussion were G. r.
Hsndon. affirmative, and Albert Al,
len, negative.
Those taking part In the diacus.
sion were Enrol FaaAstt. AAhby u.
0askina, Clifford G. Rucker, Frank
". COnnorn, Charles Noble. Tsla n.
Burt, Earl Kyle, Richard Sessions.
Tom Carroll, Andrew J. Clark, Jr,
J. u. Crawford. sr., Arthur White,
Hardy White. J, W. Nancy, J. T.
wardlAw, W, NJ, Ewing. Raymond
Cannon, and n, l., BraHton.
Aahhy GAakIna was elected necrs.
taFy replacing ". W. BurnauRh.
and clifford Rucksr was elected
program chairman.
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Oregon and Seattle
Newspaper COlumnist
Visits VIM. RraybOys

Mary NJ. Duncan. columnist and
society editor Of the Northwest En-
terprise newspaper, distributed in
Portland. Ore, and Seattle. Wash,
stopped overnight in st. Paul, Tues
day. Aug. IL, at the home Of
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bray.
boy, 578 Rondo.
Mrs. Duncan was en- route home
from New Orleans. where she at
tended the national Methodist
Christian Endeavor League conven-
ventiOn. She Is state president Of
the Oregon Christian Endeavor
League.
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Calculations made by chemists
studying atom smashing showed that
one kiloGTam (27 poundsl Of mat
ter, Il converted entirely into energy.
would be equal In power TO al the
electric power generated In the Unit
Cd States In two average months,
according 10 the Encyclopedias BTi.
aannlnA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

This episode describes the Wig
oroua hattie being wagsd against
un. American educational quota
systems by men who take the
American eredo seriously. Besides
Frederic March, the cast includes
Roger De KoVsn and Santos Or
teRa. well.known radio actors.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Atlanta, Ca, boasts the worlds
ATsi air conditioned city transit
system. Thirty trackless trolley
coaches, equipped with the latest in
cooling devices. were placed In
service originally while the system
eventually win include 100 coaches
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

An army of laboFers worked con.
stantly Cor "a years 10 erect the Tai
MahaL one Of the worlds most bsau.
ufhl structures, which 10 located
near AnTa IN north India,
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CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely wish TO thank our
many friends for the courtesy and
sympathy extended US during our
Bereavement. on the death OF our
husband and uncle. J. Andrew Gill
yard, who passed on July ~.
wife. Matte GillyRrd.
NisceH, Mrs. Harvey Hopkins ana
Mra. Lawrence walton.
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Black GOndoIas

The great council Of Venice passed
an ediet In 1852 making black the
compulsory color Of Eondolas: before
that period they were q variety Of
colors,
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The white shark often found In
Australian waters, grows TO snor,
nous siHe The largest ever cap
tured. however, weighed more than
a,O00 pounds
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF our wife and
mother, Hattie Richardson, who de-
parted this life August II, lSAb.
\ silent thought, n secret tear
Keeps her memory ever dear.
w. II. Richardson. husband,
W. L. Richardson. son.
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The puiRs Of smoke that now give
10y locomotives the last word In
realism are created from chemical
pills activated By the heat u small
electric bulbs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Shells and meats are more easily
removed from pecRns u nuts are
soaked In salt water for several
hours
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retain Jars

DOct throw away attractive Jars
y~U get whom purchasing many deli.
cNciVs They can be usSd b. send
dainty foods to invalid friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Some So-odd years ago. when the
wild birds eEE collectors were IN
their hsyday. the sGg Of the Cali
foFnia condor had . market value Of
$50 each.
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We wish 10 express our sincere ap-
probation and thanks 10 those who
by word or deed cOnsolsd In our be-
TeAVemsnt In the loss Of our beloved
mother, Mrs, Effie Smith.
Raymond and Helen Phillips.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Visitors TO the ~ Paul office
Loretta L. Blakey. YAnkton. south
Dakota. Georgia Mae Russell, TJA ~.
Anthony Ave, Thomas walden. Chi-
eaEo. III, Donald Smith. 8tT W Cen
trail Ave.
CoR~umpti0R Down
The trend In consumption Of
meat especially beef and veal, has
been downward during The last 20
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Hear radio favoriies. The South
eTRalrcN." September S, Mime
aPOlis Central HiEh.--Adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

Lemons which have been soaked
In hot water . few minutes prior 10
using will produce much more Juice
than those not 30 treated
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

A brine mine, . half mile beneath
the surface oi tho land. has been O
source Of salt In China Cor more than
aOOO years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-15

~, will become the bride Of Pfc.
Oscar Brown, Fort Mysr, Va, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brown, ST.,
Dayton, Ohio. on Sunday. Sept. 7.
at Zion baptist church. nth and
Lyndale Ave. N.