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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-s.E. snd s.w,

Sol B ST. S.E.-Large single room in
private home. lge. closet. Simmons Beauty
rest mattress; excellent transp. FIR. 1862.
14oo 25th ST, s:E;-Larse light house
26O6 BRANCH AVE.-Master bedroom,
private bath, detached home. VI. 0s97.
1889 MAPLE VIEW PL. s.E.-Furn. rm.
and kit, share bath; accommodate couple
and child: $50 mo. Ii 1925.
aoset in pAt hoSe al nrvs iSoi TT rm assp
LARuE FROM ROOM. suitable for mar
ried couple or girls; convenient to Navy
ROOM. adj. bath: pvt.
home; breakfast and laundry privileges;
employed couple or gentlemen. AT. 1855.
1917 30th ST. Sc. Oh Penn. ave.-Lge.
front rm., next bath; phone: Ieflned gem
tleman; SS wk: VI. 1910. -16
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE Arm. house (phone).
unfurn., in Bethesda area, for 3-rm. and
bath unfurn. apt in D. c.; rent, $50 mo,
Rent about the same. Call WI. 1851
GEoRGErowN FOR NEW YORK-charm-
ing house, 2 large bedrooms, Ia baths,
fireplace, garden tfurn., unfurn) for
quiet Groom apt. in Mania titan, preferably
Village RE. 1926, Apt. 30s. 49,
OKLAHOMA CITY-Government onicial
will exchange his beautiful home there
for comparable home in Washington or
vicinity. Call scHERIcH, Taylor !121.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
WORKING MOTHER and SON desire =

WORKING MOTHER and son desire room
with board for son in private home: need
9 pm. Silver Spring or vicinity preferred
Call ia. 1858 before IL am. or after
pm. -l5
want board or use of kit; daycare for
child Call SH 3437 after $50. 49,
EDITOR, quiet refined man wants room
where none smoke or drink. BELL Box
32l4, WASHINGTON 10. d C
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AVIATION.

ERcOUPE 1a4e for. sale: 80. hrs.- total
time; licensed for day and night flying;
also Instruments: $4,000 cONGRES-
SIoNAL AIRPORT. Rockville. Nd, OIL.
JOIN CESSNA FLYING CLUB. Cali sp.
0SSS for details. -16
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED. new 4-piace
Cessna 40: $4,000. Congressional Air
port. Rockville, Md OIL. 1888. -1b
TAYLORCRAFT, 1946 model, cruises 95.
over 500 mile range, radio. less than 500
hours. major In last 100; S1,100: will A.
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APARTMENTS WANTED Cont. i.

COUPLE desire Q or 8 room furnished
1870. Ext. 3I4. after p.m. l3s
VETERAN and Govt. employed sister, de-
sire 3:rm; furnished apt. Elk 1873. -l3
mos and . wks., desire 2-bedrm. apt !;
turn. or unfurn.; to 500 furn. VI. 365S.
YOUNG GIRL, working and going to
with other young girls; will share ex-
lately. Call OK. 1884 between 8 and s,
VETERAN. WIFE and expected baby de-
sire 1-bedrm, liv. rm., kitchen and private
bath apt. maximum $40 monthly; prefer
MEDICAL SERVICE OFFICER desires l.
bedrm. apt; furn. or unfurn.: vic. Walter
Reed. Call days, GE. 1000. Ext. ETA. -13
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

MT. PLEASANT-single studio room, for
young man; also vacancy for young man
in large, front double room. beautifully
Rte sT ghSns soom MI foi s49s srs
cs,,s,s or a couple very pleasant home with ex.
men at s47 %" each '' 1fn NJ 57s4s ' a0uoli ,0f
1928 PARK RD: N.w.-Man to share Ige.
Ssa e9s NJ rm'; NE excellent sdk meals unlim. phone;
zig Is coLoNY CLUE; sos9 N st. ~
9n dS tS5 Sorkers
men, pUs oll6 from o to is; from Il to
1925 18Th sT. N.w.-Nic. dble. and ssle.
lnsis0a TsE oASMoNp. X dof5en ira Mas. ave. NV nW-
Lee: front sic. rm.; excel * ' meals; $50 no.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large. attrac-
ss s :s.oT sRa sGo: :.rses .xen sa sa0
ssae sSiS ST. N.W.GLovely single room ::
bus at corner; new house excel. meals;
1sat QUE St N;w ,stes.s.f;a IN
q el5s MssaN assss ea as 70 seg ee9I AamD s .1s
also yacancies s for refined Un men; liye ae'fs At
w whoH uueSt FAmOuS 1Or It's
food and service. MRS. SAMPLE, NO. 6770:
THE CLUB SHANNON. es17 Conn. ave-
n.w.-Double rooms: also vacancies to
share with lady or gentleman; maid serv-
ice, .,,G switchboard and selected menu. AD.
Young LADIES to share large triple
rooms all home privil., unlim. phone; "a
pix: to car. blks, to bus; meals every
14O8 18th ST. N.W.-Sgle., dble. and
to share; for young men; quiet place;
excel. food and transp. MI. 2740. .DU.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. well furn., next
to bath; laundry priv; good neighborhood,
good transp;: excellent hemsscooked meals;
1401 18th ST: N.W.--Lxe. double for men.
also single: girl to share double with an
other girl; selected menu; switchboard.
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms with running water
I for young ladies and young men; also
cellent board; beautiful home. Ia
AND BOARD for girls
from to 4; by week or month. Call TR.
5610. -15
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ApARTMENrs UNFUeNIsHEp.

MAR WILSON BLVD., at Clarendon Cir
cle-Modern apt. facilities. rooms, pvt
tors, dentists, studio, commercials. 1925
No. Irving st, Arlington. Va, Georgia
s.Ra. sRa APT. full bsmt.. s.,den spsee: 4
blocks from District line cail UN. ss26
ARINGfON-4r rms. bath and yard, eonv
70 .transp. and shopptn&: gentile ho@s
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HOUSES FOR sALF-Nethwest.

BETHESDA, best buy-s3.75o cash and
s96 pc. mo. for this modern brick home:
iesH ieseI homesite; m 3 real bsdrms., ist-f. lava
tory, modern kit liy. rm. with drepl.,
dining rm., gas heat: built-in garage.
en-. 5000 I'll Q pm pURANT-HnLAED-
WHITE CO. la
BETHEsDA-In Q rural atmosphere but
convenient TO transportation and stores.
,,na SrsI ounss0S .ss sp.,. bedroom. os bath
large studio, pine -paneied room can be
finished on End hoor EARL T. WRIGHT,
WI. 5000. Ewes, Hu. 1898, WI. 2e2s.
BETHEspA-Nev brick bunsaiov. 8 rms,
Ia baths,. GB kitchen, porch and sun
deck. attaehed garage. EARL r. WRl1HT
WI. 5000. eves., WI e742, WI 1e2S,
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NEAR U. s, CAPITOL

This delishtful apty is conveniently 10
lse.. entrance foyer. "iv. rm., fully equip
ped kit. with abundant cabinet space,
lge. bedrm. and bath. The quiet dignity
acter of It's occupants; refs. req; only
$500 nee. to purchase Priced at Sill $50;
loan at AZ To inspect, call Mr.. Goddard
at TR. 6662, with FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC, MA. 914l. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

8ULLDOZER. with loader and backhoe
combination, for hire by the hour with
oper,;; So; exesvsting. grading. land clear
Ing, loading dirt, digging for septic tanks.
Phone SH. 1924 or write KENS1NGTON
HGTs: CORP. Capitol View ave, Kensins-
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
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HOUSES UhFURklsHEp.

IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY1-Landover Hills,
rm. and kit; mr. schools. stores. Call
after $50 Friday. Saturday; after l
CHEVY CHASE, MD. club district: o
rooms, ga baths, large lot: rent, $3.50
per month for years. zIRKLE Co,
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

HoLsTFIS BULLS, two. Can WI, 247s.
he:fers 900 to $50 lbs. Any amount; rea:
.onsbly priced. sH 2114. NE. 1884. Lis
HEREfoRDs-14 COWS, wsSst most w,sn VIII, came says
with calves OAKMONT FARM. Aide
Va phone Middieburs 1923 or DE. 2sss'
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GEORGETOWN
ROCK CREEK PARK

exsus9e on section sy5 " fes Of St agq
Park. stunning bedrms., 8 baths up.
stairs; 1Sx26 living room; den with Y
rec, room. fireplace. maids rm and full
bath in basement; S4OO per month; 1-yeal
lease or longer. OW. $500. LURIA BROS
2046 Wilson blvd, Arling ton Va tx
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN bedrms, nice garden
Asking $500. JOHN L1PscoMB 4 CO,
cHARMfNlG GEORGETOWN house. bed
rooms patio roof terrace on 3rd floor.
piano. playroom and cribs especially suit
able for two small children; weekly clean
ing woman paid for; August II to Septem-
4ss soo IS B1k kie RAs6 Sp4mse s4 Sws ao33 bdrms
S135 Il adv. mos rent. CH 1858. l3s
CHI CHI. MD.-Country club dist; compl.
furn., 3 bedrms., 81. porch. / "a baths, gar;
ref; $175 mo. WI. 9413. am. to IL.
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for .
months; completely furn., newly remodeled
Georgetown house: 3 bedrooms. baths.
COMPIETELY FURN. 2-bedrm. row house.
Anacostia. Aug. 8 to Sept. 15. Box
CoGPLiE' WISHES TO SHARE large home.
one or two bedrms.. with another en-
poyed Io;,al couple; in exclusive ne, Eesideqtis
ONE PERSON. living in 3-bedrm.. WELL
furn; home, will share with /, , or 3
reliable men; quiet country life; y miles
from Georgetown in Va Call CHI. 0216
WILL SUBLET my furnished house Il bed
rm. aVailablel to couple for 5 weeks begin
Is Aug; utilities furn. GIL. 6426 ewes
GEORGETOWN - Beautifully appointed
spacious home. sterling silver, nice linens:
sa PANS eesnSlsf cal MRs a sxRTos fysEA 81,
fRRsf MoDERS DEf sEei HoTsf SS sess eompetey
furnished; 4 bedrms. ,inclosad sleeping
library. 2-car gar, new Bendix washer,
fa1shia9nable shepherd Park, nr 10th and
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HOUSES FURN. OR uhEURN.

BEAUTIFUL, partly furnished home, in
Alexandria: Oriental rugs, baby grand
walled garden; $3.50 unfurn., Sl90 furn
in exchange for small apt, in high-class
apt. building, up to S125 per mo. TIE.
BUY DIRECT FROM owNER-New Cape
Cod brick, 3 bedrooms, improved gas
heat, large fenced yard, large basement;
assume GIL loan. OV. 6lOn, 10
IN ALEXANDRIA, Va
Large English basement; bedrooms. 2
baths, large yard; partially furnished; i'm
mediate occupancy; SITS mo.
., 2 bedrooms an and bath: new house; fully
HOoFF. INC, Alex. 20b2. TIE. 3445. Ia
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BEDRM., Kit, furnished apt; semibath; ;
sSSl; Ss S.vni sdyltsi rsI Laurel l7s.J Jv,,rv.
able today; no objection to small baby;
living rm. and bedrm.: completely furn,
all utilities included; S75 month; modern
empl. couple, seldom home OIL Qa42
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ROOMS WANTED,

needs inexpensive studio room; could re-
decorate; private entrance only. Hobart
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STEELCRAFT

STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON SFECIaLS-
Cruisaions. ship. sleeps 8, perfect con-
dition, awning, windshield, spotlight,
1000.
Aft. cruiser, Al condition, $4,000.
All boats guaranteed. Financing and in
HTIGHHS. Steelcraft dock. Maine ave. and
N st. x,w., or call ST. 4145. III
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COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
1000 BOARD FIT, oak sheathing, excel. for
fence, barns, sheds ETC.; used lumber. ran
dom widths and lengths. COOPER SUP
PLY CO, AT. 1919 Tx
QUALITY FIREPLACE LOGS and kindling
coal. COOPER SUPPLY Co, AT. Sole
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VACANCY in pvt home for small boy
monthly or permanent; refs. SH. 4767.
VACATION ON A FARM-swimmin pool
tennis. riding, etc. Delicious meals; S3s
weekly or daily rates; l hour from D. c.;
22nd season. THE RANDAL1S, Clarks-
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pooMs FURNIsnEp-Nerthws,,

f00Y NEW HAMPSHRE AVE. N.W.-Nicely
furnished single room in home Of adults:
isundry privileges; Chillum express bus
at corner. 20 minutes downtown: S25.
GE. $3.50. liz
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POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 6le Z. 81. nv. M,
oosa Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup-
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp, 3 VA. tcen,. /,
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

e2e NoRTH QUINCY ST, ARL.-one
nice community. cony. to buses. -13
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ment: q few attractive vacancies for re-
fined women with GOOD references; elevator
service, 10 baths. Call In person. lis
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1885 n. H. svs-lnres
front double room. transpoftstiou ss 6eor.
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both empl., desire 1-bedrm. apt. for per-
ssssis 7Sss:' apt He.
BATH; prefer S. Arl. aL. ssoe after 9 P m
YOUNG COUPLE with small baby urgent
ly needs unfurn. or bedrm. apt; must
E % M zs. Of sosa sa'fsss s:ss HSst Ss
xxi xbonT S1f0 ONE HUNDRED veterans and
sT pang .ss :ms0zzes zesss q g S.Gl
tp s7s psr pat NO. Is piesss 1S phons 1 sssss Est
7s g, s'2 h0rfs. ..s 70 .poy.. .'G an. nS
sSa tSS.ni sh.s ,0r n.es ssSn: f.m seu.ns 9
ao9M SSdas hsshen inr rnd an sn m NV sse
aoVs ssSHi Ds empIoss ses.s Prone pV. ai49. iS
:5' .. Tiss: sss:. mai s ,'is'
ssTIiEp sss.H, f'at GENTLE courIE. permanent
IL sres iooms .na nS sass 81
No!sa.s:s weshinsson 1 ,saa &. sub areas. SIS Fsf'
home, Arl;; quiet, smpleysd csris.issn
ES ES1y sSoI q X Mp cT Ra3ssssos Sss9s and wife
ses.s: ss5s 'sss saIsss Pssf:sis:s SPRINT ss..s
Please call Dl. 2415 anytlme.
ARTlsI.vET.. wife; child; nest. nssd sn. 81
A. LARoNDA. II steuben st., Providence
ANDREWS 4 FIELD pEHsoNNEL need iurn
ne. III. sloo. Ext. 5Is2. 8 70 5. .-23
YOUNG COUPLE, employed. 70 be mar
ried soon, desire unfurniahed apt: prefer
CANADIAN AIKMAN. wife tsmployed5. DE-
sire "a rm. apt: In nv, Phone NO.
SGfET. eTn1 depsndsbls souns lady urs.. re-
ouires flrn or unfuYn. apt, NV; no shar-
inf pays, DE. 5000. Ext. Ill; ,y.- syss-
s.Skpf0ooM AFT, unfurn.; vie. st. Mar
tins partsh, n.s.;. ven behaved boys. e{s,
s.,s1. sns p y.iesk Sc fsfSa ~. 81 5:fsoso $50.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15

agricultural college as well as the
state experimental station labora-
tories.
After covering every state west of
the Mississippi except North Dakota,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Burns, Fort
Worth, Tex, finally decided Mon
tana was the place for them and
have located in Park county on the
Yellowstone river. The Burns fam
lily eventually plan to establish q
herd of registered cattle.
Montana Shorthorn Breeders plan
to hold their annual spring sale of
registered cattle at Billings, May IS,
according to association secretary,
Henry Holecek.
The sale, Holecek said, will "of-
fer purebred breeders an opportu-
nifty to select replacement or foun-
dalton material and will offer COM
mercial breeders a greater oppor-
tunity to choose serviceable bulls of
excellent individuality and pre-
potent blood line"
Snow covered ranges and continu-
ing cold weather have made a de-
cided "hole" in the feed supplies for
livestock throughout the Rocky
mountain area. Reports of high hay
prices and very short supplies have
come again this year from Toole and
Glacier counties. Livestock produc-
ers are watching the weather with
crossed fingers. 1t can still be a long
time until spring.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
Advance Contracting
of 1913 Wool Clip

IF A WOOL GROWER wants to
contract his wool for sale in advance
of shearing it might be well for him
to do so on the basis of a specified
clean price and a core test of shrink
age to be made after shearing, adj
vises Alexander Johnston, assistant
wool specialist, University of Wyo-
ming. In this way he will not be
taking a chance of losing money on
the "guestimated" shrinkage of his
wool at shearing time.
1t should be kept in mind that
contracting wool in advance of
shearing in February and March of
this year is probable because there
is a shortage of fine wool in the
world and the Wyoming clip has
from IS percent to 70 percent fine
wool in it.
When wool growers contract their
wool for sale in advance on the basis
of a specified grease price they r
gambling On both the shrinkage and
the clean value of their wool at
shearing time.
Of course, if a wool grower con
tracted on the basis of a specified
clean price and a core test shrink
age at shearing time the exact
grease price could not be calculated
until after the core test was made.
In this case the buyer could make an
immediate advance of say 81 or $3.50
per head.
To bring maximum value to the
grower a mixed clip Zone contain
ing several grades) should be graded
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15

ton of the Mon
tana S~tockgrow-
e r S association,
according to E.
A. Phillips, S
citation secretary.
The three day
meeting will in
clude tours over
the campus of
Montana S t a t e
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
Stock Notes by Gill

UPWARDS OF 1000 cattlemen
from the state will gather at Boze-
man, May IS, for the annual convers-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
SCHEDULE

The Phyllis Wheatley football
schedule follows:
Heights VS.. Phyllis Wheatley.
Sunday, Oct. l7-Marshall Blocks
VS.. Phyllis Wheatley.
Sunday, Oct. 24-Newburg Studio
VS.. Phyllis Wheatley.
Sunday, Oct. 3l-North Side A
c. VS.. Phyllis Wheatley.
Time and place of last four
games to be determined at later
date.
The intermediate Park League
Football Schedule Northern Divi-
sion:
Sunday, Oct. 3 Phyllis Wheatley
VS. Maple Hill at Elwell-l:3O
pm.
Sunday. Oct. 10, Phyllis Wheatley
VS.. Fairview Greenback at
North CommonS-l;3O pm.
Sunday. Oct. II, Phyllis Wheat
ley VS.. Eagles l247 at Bottineau
-l:3O pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
TWIN CITY FLASHES
BY Charlotte Perfect


Well this week to be busy for think
III right the point and let whats what the
good old Twin Cities this week
First the hookup Beuah Baines and
Alvin Perry who will become Mr. and Mrs Saturday
st. Paul's Pilgrim Baptist church.
Second honors of the week Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Russell Jr who the proud Of baby girl hear that
they named their latest addition Royela, too!
The dance that held last Saturday for the benefit of
Phyllis Wheatey football team really would take
simply ages all of the individuals that there
included A D. Roland Grissom
Jackie Morrison Van White Ernie Johnson Doris White Wilma
Johnson McDan Syvana Roberts Clyde Scroggns
Demrey Mckay, Bill Jewell Jerry Bea
Donald Calendar Leonard Powers Blossom Grimes Elmo Jones
Speese The place packed
think had simply superb meat least know did
celebrated 18th birthday with together
home Friday evening of the included
Camille and Richard Eua Camp Jean Durant Tootse MCGEE
Rosemund Miller Williams Herschel Carrot Deber Cruhon
Beverly Carroll Harvey Sanders Vernon Bradley Martha and Joe
Red Presey Dick Mason j. Gloria and Pud and
Flash! mistake appeared column that want to rec
namely this stated that grandparents Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Combs to celebrate their 2h wedding anniversary and
should appeared 45th I'm makes
takes and Just make them than else I'm
sorry tho and III to make mistakes again!
Phyllis Ceary had Stanley last Monday and
nice Mrs Patton Stanley Hostess and she did
many attended the deal
Margaret Walden Myrtle Allison Arlene Allison Phyllis Addie
Marie Young Marion Sayes Betty Jean BoOkns Lorraine Stone
and truly. We had lovely time
Well guess I'll people to the I'll tonight that is
invited the that and Reuben Neal giving
and hen catch again Saturday tomorrow at the
party that be honor of Norman Mckay of California
They both ought to be real jam deals!
Gee, almost eight o'clock and haven't got
yet going Well I'm of the people who will
your collecting pledges for the Community
Chest drive that at the present time Here's hoping all
he people will be enough listen plea for this great
benefit until whenever and wherever that be-
| remain,
CHARLOTTE, of course
By way don't forget do your share for the Com
munity Chest, too
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
Definition Of a SCHMOE: A
guy who can get II for you retail.

THE GOSSIPLE TRUTH:
Billy Conn will announce his
comback plans before this month
is over with and will work only
for Mike Jacobs When little
Ed Lacy makes his professional
debut next week you'll see the
best amateur the Golden Gloves
has produced since the early days
of Jackie Graves Earl Wilson
says; Met two people who've
known each other for fifty years
d. Now they're varicose friends"
Clap hands for the Rev. John
Simmons for the good job he is
doing in getting out the people to
register Mel Hammond is
ready for ring action The
labor boys are sizing up a North
Slider as a prospect for the mayor
atty Jack Tierney, the fight
manager, tells me Of another
fight manager who was asked his
opinion about a certain fighter,
said, Hes the worst fighter in
the world, but there are plenty
around who are even worse"
But Don't Get Me Wrong-I Love
The Boxing Game.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

quest such a guard, but it was
supplied anyway.
These guards are under direct
orders from David Ben-Gurion,
premier and defense minister Of
Israel He said the guard was pro-
vided whether Bunche wanted II
or not because his country would
be made responsible for any fu-
ture terrorist action. Therefore.
he said, it intended to provide
every necessary preCaution.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
Hammond Fights
On Oct. Il Card
Football
Schedules
Duluth News

Below are official schedules
of the Midget Municipal football
games of which Halle Q. Brown
is a member, and of the Senior
football league.
Senior Municipal Football
League Schedule
Sunday, Oct. 10, 300 pm
Local 1872 VS.. HOB, Highland
Stadium.
Sunday, Oct. II, 300 pm
Hilex Co. VS.. HOB, Highland
Stadium.
Sunday, Oct. "a, 800 pm
HOB. VS.. Hedman Dept. Store,
Highland Stadium.
Sunday, Oct. 81, 300 pm
HOB. VS.. Hayden Ford, High
land Stadium.
Sunday, Oct, "a, Phyllis Wheatley
VS.. Jacobson Pharmacy at No.
Commons, 100 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
William Green
Speaks Here Oct. q

speaks here Oct. ~
William A. Green, President of
the American Federation of La
Dor, will be the principal speaker
at what is expected to be the
greatest city-wide political rally
in Minneapolis during the 1913
campaign, on October 81, 1913, at
the Minneapolis Auditorium.
Mayor Hubert H. Humphrey of
Minneapolis, Democratic Farmer
Labor nominee for the United
States Senate, also will speak at
the rally which will be open to
the public.
Although President Green Is
being brought to Minneapolis as
a speaker under the auspices Of
the Minneapolis AFL Central La
Dor Union, the meeting will be
much broader than a purely labor
political rally, said George P.
Phillips, President of the Mime
apolis Central Labor Union.
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tended the church of Elder Robert
Miller and conducted a meeting
there.
Sewing Circle: The Sewing Cir
Gle of The Church of God in
Christ met Wednesday, Oct 6, at
the home of Mrs. Abe Snadon.
1910 Bryant Ave. No.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
Stern Gang Threatens
DIR. Bunche in Israel

HAIFA, Israel CAMP - The
life Of DR.. Ralph J. Bunche, newly
appointed United Nations media
tor in the Palestin controversy.
has been threatened by the Stern
gang here, It was reported from
reliable sources last week.
The Stern gang recently aSSas-
sinated Count Folk Bernadotte,
whose place was taken by Dr..
BunChe, in Jerusalem. To pre-
vent a second assassination, the
Israeli government has place a
heavy Jewish guard around DR..
BunChe
Previously. Bernadotte had
been offered a like guard, but he
refused It. BunChc did not re-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Returned Home: Mrs. Robert
Burress, 28lO Tenth Ave. So, re
turned home Friday, Oct. l, from
Chicago and Detroit. In Detroit
she attended the Annual Conven-
ton of the Church of God in
Christ of which Elder l. Winnis is
overseer. While in Chicago she at
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08
HaIti's Independence

On New Years day in 1904 the
independence Of the country Of Hal.
Il was declared. It was no longer
q French possession but a country
In its own right
Service" Is one Of the notices
Of the st. Paul RECORDER.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

The uniriendIy daily press and the money That IS
being spent like water.
With about three weeks to go before election time,
our best guess is that the triple-threat tHHHJ
mayor will carry the state by more than $4,000 votes
He will make his best showings in Minneapolis,
St Paul and Duluth.
Gov Youngdahls worries over He should
win the state by better than 2h to /.
The Gallup Poll show Truman and Dewey toss
up and many contend that Truman will carry the
state (mainly because of Humphreys pulling
power) Our guess again Is that Dewey will win in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Dinamita, the Santa Domingo
weller who was knocked out in
the ninth After just a $3.50
fight A few hours later on
the train | learned via radio that
he had died What started out
being a perfect visit ended in my
having a Sleepless night
II looks like the testimony at
the Un-American hearings Is 60
ing in one smear and out the
other.
In Chicago | ran into Harold
SteInman, one time fight manager
of King Levinsky, and he tells
me this oldie about Joe Louis
kayoing King Levinsky who was
knocked so punchy that as he was
being taken home afterwards, he
felt some rain falling and said to
Steinman. This will hurt the
gate" Then Steinman said to
him: "Oh, | forgot to tell you
the promoters postponed tn e
fight"