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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18

7 ILY'S fingers went flying over
II the keyboard of her typewriter,
making alphabetical rhythm of the
last page of the detailed synopsis of
THE Rouged Lady"
The new novel, still in galley
sheets, had been suggested as a
natural" for Barbara Benton. Dick
Rowell, who directed all of Benton's
pictures, was plenty worried over
the way she had been slipping this
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18
t. S. Eliot Wins Nobel Prize

The Swedish Academy recently
voted the 1948 Nobel Prize in Litera-
ture to T. S. Eliot, American-born
British poet, dramatist and essayist.
Mr.. Eliot will receive the award,
worth about $4,000 this year, at the
Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm
December 10.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18
Taking A Stretch

Peter Barrick is trying to prove
that a short man can stretch him
self into a taller mans job. The
five-foot, 7A-inch Navy vet was re-
jected recently by the Washington,
D. c., police force whose minimum
height requirement is five feet eight
inches. So now Peter is working
out with chiropractor who has
lifted him, so far, to five feet seven
and three-fourth inches.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18
World Wide Briefs
Of The Past Week
Louis-COnn exhibition Bout

Joe Louis, heavyweight boxing
champion of the world, and Billy
Conn, the man who twice tried to
lift the Brown Bomber's title, will
fight a six-round exhibition bout in
Chicago on December TO-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18
Gandhi Slain For Humanity,
Killer Says

Narayan Vinayak Godse, 35-year-
old Brahmin who assassinated Mo-
handas K. Gandi, said recently that
he perpetrated the Staying purely
for the benefit of humanity" His
confession, 68-page statement, in
vited the court to pass maximum
sentence of death by hanging, say
ing, II do not desire any mercy be
shown me nor anyone beg for mercy
On my behalf"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18
Feed Prices To Be Lower

Good news for Maryland producers
of livestock and poultry products
is found in the 1949 outlook state
ment released by the University of
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18

Maryland Extension Service. The
prediction is for feed grain prices to
average about a third lower this
winter than last. Along with the
expected drop in prices. an above
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18
Steinbeck's Wife Granted Divorce

Mrs. Gwyndolyn Conger Stein
beck has been granted a divorce
from John Steinbeck, the writer. The
ground was extreme cruelty of a
mental nature. The Steamboats,,
married in 1913, have two children
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18

Barley production fits into the ag-
riculture of north Mississippi valley.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-18

average grain production In Mary
land was reported for this past year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

True APOsTOLIC CHURCH NOTEs
sunday. February ~, the Sunday
school opened AZ the usual hour. haV-
Ing . nice attendance with supartn-
tshd@nt and teachers At their posts
Of duty.
Evangelist Ora u. Carmichael.
from Apo1tOlie Church Of Jesus
Christ. was guest In the morning
service. and assisted the pastor In
bringlhG the meaaaEe. HypocTlsy
was the subtset discussed IN the $40
nary LSsst = SS charge. S on wsdSss.
day svsnin9, . pm. March :, the
True Apostolic prayer bad viii meet
~ the home Of Mr.. and MIRA Elmer
Hanson at SIC Fremont Ave. No. on
ne band win pray for you and
Elder A. Robinson. Bridgeport S0Ss
Registered visitors; Mr.. Jessie and
Arthar Light Of Lutssn. MinRsseia:
NJ Elmer Hanson ana Mra. EdwGFd
Harris Of Minneapolis.
10UNT OLItEST BAPTIST
CHUnCH NEWS
Continuing IN the Love Of Jesus
REV, D. c Write, our pastor. last
sunday morning. His TAFT wAa found
IN John 18th chapter. ninth verse;
AS the father has loved me 30 have
I loved you. continus In my love-
A registered visitor vas Mrs.
Catherine AtWater.
A. b;S9 pm. Rev. white and the
senior Choir went 20 81. James
Church where Rev. white delivered
the message Of the afternoon.
The Mems Fellowship wishes 20
thank everyone who helped TO make
the Rev. and ArR. y. q. Harris testi-
monial n success.
ON February 20, the Minnesota
Baptist association board meeting
was held AZ the church
The MiAHion Society viii have com
plste charge Of the evening services
Sunday, Fsb, ~. The guest speaker
will be Mrs. Y. Johnson Of Minneapo-
lis. A splendid program has been
planned and the public 10 invited.
Keep In mind the Sacred HAmo-
nserH concert the second Sunday In
March. Edith MasHis. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Waiter Slaughter, John
Lane Employee. Dies

Walter Slaughter. 70 years old,
Of 10 Eaton, died Feb. 90, NJ
Aneksr hospital, after being n
patient there for two hours. Mr..
Slaughter, = wid0wsr, leaves no Inn
mediate survivors. lIs was en-
pl0yed for n number Of ysara by
John Lane. Coliseum Ballroom. who
took full charge Of the burial and
expenses. In the absence Of Fsla.
tivea,
Funeral services were held Wed.
neaday, Feb, 20. Q p. M. with Rev,
Floyd Massey, Jr,. officiating, In
tsFment Elmhurst.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Henson Nedl Remains
Shipped TO Arkansas.
Resident Here Since "a

Hanson N. Neal. II years, died
Feb. 20, after . short illness. Mr..
Neal became III Thursday, Feb. 10,
at the residence Of his son, Bishop,
626 Rondo Ave-. and died the fol-
lowing day. He was born In Lock.
spur, Arkansas, and had made his
home In the city since December.
lO44 Mr.. Neal was employed at
Micksy's Diner, located on 81. Peter
ST.
He was the husband Of Ducie
Neal, father Of Bishop Neal. Mrs.
Rutha Turner Of 0Fville. Cali
fornia: Cecil Neal, Mrs. Odessa De.
loney. Earssl Neal, Roger Neal and
Larry Neal Of Pine Blur. Ark, and
Ruben Neal. Also survived by a
brother and three sisters, . step
son, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, Feb. 20. 2 pm, at Camphor
NJ. y. church. with Rev. Joseph
Turner. Of Carriers chapel, c. N. T.,
officiating. The remains were ship
ped to TexarkAna, Ark. for burial.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

81. Johns Baptist Church. Rev.
II. w. Bolts, Jr., Pastor. Sunday, Feb.
22, morning worship subject--"A
witnessing Church." and the eve
ming worship subjset--"Ths Pass
over" Text Gen. %, Ia. Congrega-
tional singing followed the busy &C.
tivities Of the church for the week.
Solo "He Knows Just How Much
We Can Bear" by Mrs. II. w. Bolts,
Jr. Visitors at the evening worship
were Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton. man
ager Of the Community Center and
Mrs. J. y. Woodson.
Mr.. Judsoa Phillips, Minneapolis.
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PILG8nIM sArTlsT ChChCA
MHkTNW

PILGsaIM sArTlsT ChChCA
NOTES
Rev. Massey's sermon topic last
sunday was -Brothsr. hsy: Massey
IL a unity Of spirit In men that viii
make them live together as well a.
die together. How strange u y that
leaders OF religious groups VIII sink
stink and die together for peace and
The ehildrsn's story topic was
Coming Home In the Dark"
Registered visitors were: MTa
Johnle W. Wilson. COT RoBdo 81
Betty Jean Brown and Miss Mildred
Sims. Cleveland, Ohio Mrs. w. N.
winston, VILLA Jean Winston, HAF-
Vsy, Ill, Mr.. and MIRA Charles LAti-
nsr, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Waters. 81.
Al $40 pm. the Red Circle Girls
sponsored a silver tea. A brief pro-
gram was well received by the peo-
pie. Al pm, Mr., Cllnord huekeT
Of the GoVsrnor's lntSrrGeiAl Com
sage az the Social and Literary Hour.
Mrs Regina Morris. president. was
mistress Of ceremonies.
On nsxt Sunday. February %, all
parents and guardians OF church
to attend with them. g:S0 TO i0:tS
am. Superintendent Charles Dan
forth hGs written all concerned nrG-
ing them 70 be present
Rev. Massey will be In the pulpit
At IL am.
At . pm. the Gospel Chorus will
present q Musical Extravaganza.
On Monday nlEht. March !, the doa-
cons and dsacOnesses meet. Tuesday
the trustees meet. church business
meeting will be held on Thursday.
Our friends are invited TO worship
az Pilgrim Baptist church, the
church Of lofty friendship. Alberta
He'll, reporter,
Presiding Bishop Henry X. Sheriff.
will preach the II o'clock sermon
Sunday morning at ST. Thomas Feb.
Rev. Louis W. johnson 10 rector Of
ThomAR.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

Ntls Ne ewgae
0mpGta F'uh mEAMlNN PET0TaON
FOM ADMINISTRATION, LlmtT-
~" ASn saS mhHa iai~
STATE OF MINNGsoTA
COUNTY or HENNHptN
N enOaATE COURT
In Tie Entats Of Hiaimef a. nj
osSss sss SI ssssslau P.,,,..~ 10,
I.sst~vs "a Aanslnlasvatlsa
IT ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. " any they
hAve, bstaFs this Court On Monday,
March 18th, ie!A at . O'clock q ~,
.s .rGS.@, K, .r .sy Rss ,s %
nSseta, teF the appointment ~ Alfred
swanson. % Red wing. minnesota,
- administrator, herein hlsd, should
not be granted.
osdss - Fiis Clatsss asa sss Iasaram1
IT'S FuRriisS' T SapnRnp thai,
hereof all creditors % sald Deesdsnt
ale their claims In thla Court. Proofs
Wlll he heard and claims examined
shd adjusted before this Court on
tuesday, July eth, ilta, 81 10 e'ploeh
= u IN the Court House In Mime
These ardsrs shall be published IN
the Minnsapetis Apok samha and
copies mailed neeardiRG TO Law.
tCtuuWT anAtll
WITNESS the Hon, James q
Kshos, y0aEs n Probate Court this
''snssss L Ssi.t 'k.a w,ur. MINI,
srrss, = t.orsna CLERK Of Probate
CaaFt
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CHURCH FLASHES


Saturday. Psb. ~. wAa al
coIlsstiaa day fSS sev ,Gy
Advsntista WhsH cong Voc oFSaS
thFouEhOut the AatISa snt 'sps-
sisI offerings 10 raise { . I,eeo 10
equip the dsRomIRstisR new al
Negro hospital In Nashville.
The plant Of this institution. the
Riverslds EanitaTium and hospital,
was built nj . cost Of $500. 900. An
sB.bed unit, II will be stated by
Negroes, and . HuTss training
aehool connected with Msharry viii
BE- operated there.
Mrs. Robert N. Bsoeks, wife d
bishop BrOSka, told . Sity'wIds
audience In HSastSn, Psh "a, St
her tour 81 Methodist Missions In
AfrIea With her husband last
SammsT.
DR., Benjamin E. Mays, president
Of M0rsh0uss college, was guest
speaker at Zion Baptist church Of
Atlanta on "M0Fshouss Day" Hsb,
II.
Tia San ARt0nlo district Sf the
Church Of GOd IN Christ held IL
YsbgusEy s0ayOssti0a 81 the
Blusboanst shaSsh IN San An
tSaIo. Rsh. Is-37.
Father Joseph p. Butler, assist
ant pastor Of Corpus ChEiEtI
church. with 1900 members, South
River, N. j., 10 probably the only
Negro priest 70 head an oil white
congregation In this section u the
country.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The X. A. r. y. Club Of 81,
Thomas Church met with Miss
June Session. s90i Fifth Ave. s.,
Sunday, Feb. ~, for election Of
officers. President Is Mr.. Jesse
MsElroy, secretary Ia Miss Jean
Brown, treasurer, Miss Kathleen
Curry, and chaplain. Mr., Hobart
Mitchell.
Plays are under consideration for
the most likely one 10 be presented
by the club. The drama committee
IL headed by Miss Curry and pro
gram ehalrmsn are Miss Brown
and Miss CoramRe Richsy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

vile Ne. annoa
Osa.y I.s IIssSaa9 -stltIaa 90. rSsss
- VIII. ilaalttAm rtms 70 Ertts
o'a'"a SO tee a'"'s~1
state AZ minnesota. C'puhty 81 Hen
neplA IN Probate CauFI
IN ne Entats Bf lee e. New some, ne.
STS'' ''' ,. a:::'- !; i, S'''''o. 'e
u l. ordered thai al persons In.
lsFeatsd sheW cause " any they
have, before this Court On Monday,
Marth INA, latS, ~ 10 e,eleck A ~
ID the Coart Naars IN Minneapolis,
aisa' 81 ida q Nsw.en,s. % iI.aSs piS
Cyanty, AlRResota. Toe the allowance
~ a. lhalfaNeRt pVTpoEtiRH 60 be
the last viii and Testament eg said
pesedpnt and the probate thereof
Newssms ana North v sstsrs National
nahk az Minneapolis a. Executors,
ahnuld not bR HFautsd
oSass 80 Ftte CtaluAa esF
ueREtaH fAeSeoa
~ u FaftheF Ordered that within
feay months frepa the aAte hereof All
creditors % sata npcsApht nls their
gistaa Ia this C@aFt Praef will be
heard and clAilns examined and ads
tusted before thia Court % tuesday,
he csssl Ss.s y Ia Z Si sS,sSs ,H,
asseta.
ThsRe orders shalt b pahllahsa In
the htnuumpalta Apok aaHah md
eopiRa NAILED ANenFdinm 60 law.
tneat OF Probate County
witness the tten James q, MRhea
lNaFe ~ Probate CeuFt tals sard DAY
% Fehruary, telA
RFasat =, tssFSaa
CieFk Of Probate Court
vsnnpfn Neville, wFtHht a Nsuhall.
itaa v W ~ alag, AttaFRayn
tFwh ~. March . ana ln
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Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
News
By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEwATER
$50 N. Minnesota Ave.


go N. Minnesota Ave.
Constance Louiss Smith esIs.
brAted her second birthday last
week with . large cake and all
the trimmings. Mr.. ChaS- Smith,
1879 No. Philips Ave-. her father,
viii leave Wednesday for ths Vet
Grams hospital at Lincoln, Neb, for
treatments for . knee injury. Mrs.
Smith and the two children viii
leave for Chicago. III, for . visit
with relatives and friends during
Mr.. Smiths stay In the hospital
Mrs. Eta Monkey. SiS No. Main
Ave-, and Mrs. James Moore, It's
No. Dakota Ave-. returned home
after Q visit Of several days At
Omaha. Nsb., at ths bedside Of their
sister, Mrs. Mabls Anderson, who
10 much improved.
Mrs. Daniel Coates, SIC No.
Mable Street, delegate Of the local
N.A.A.C.P., returned home Satur-
day. after attending the regional
meeting on the membership drive
at Des Moinsa, Ia, on Feb. 20.
Mrs. Anna Barns, SIS East Fifth
Street, IL on the sick list at her
home. Mrs. Burns In the president
Of the Missionary Society Of the
Pilgrim Baptist Church.
PilRTim Baptist Church Choir
win render the music at the after
noon and evening services eelebrat-
ing the seventh anniversary Of Rev.
r. d. johnson, Mt. Olive Baptist
Church, on March II.
Pilgrim Baptist Church. Rev. Eu-
gene Williams, pastor. Sunday, Feb.
~. Subject: what Makes q Great
Man" Visitor was Mrs. Fred Teal.
No evening services.
Mr.. Marvin Price, Omaha, NsbG.
arrived Sunday. He accompanied
his wife, who has been the house
guest Of her sistsF-in-lAw, Mrs.
Earnest Barger, 221O SO. Summit
Ave, back TO Omaha. While IN the
city several Ret-tOgetherS were
given In her honor. On Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2i6
East SEND Street. entertained In
honor Of the Prices.
Mrs. Leonard Williams and her
son, Mr.. Leonard Williams, Jr.,
Mitchell, so. Oak, motored 10
Sioux Falls Sunday and visited at
the home Of her brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
BArgeT.
Miss Barbara Tate, iI27 No.
Dakota Ave, who was q patient
at the hospital, has returned home
and IL doing well.
Rev. VI. w. B0tts. JT., pastor Of
the Sc. Johns Baptist Church. was
the main speaker at the B.Y.P.U.
City Temple Sunday, TO the high
school seniors and college group.
Mrs. u. W. Bolts. Jr., attended
the Ministerial Wives Fellowship
meeting Mt tho home Of Mrs. ChAs.
GeTlinRgr. wife Of the pastor Of the
Congregational Church, Thursday.
lie. Mrs. James Lee. president.
met at the Y.W.C.A. Friday, with
Mrs. Adrian Tolbsrt, hostess.
The CORfedsTated Club. Mrs.
Harvey Bentley, chairman, met at
the home Of Mrs. Daniel Coates on
Thursday. After the business ses-
sion . quiz contest was held with
Mrs. Robert Scales winning FIRST
prize and Mrs. william FOLSOM,
second. A delightful lunch was
served by the hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

owner Of Phillips Tailors there and
formerly Of the Davis Tailor Shop
here, was In the city over Sunday
at the Beauty Shop Of Mr.. James
Monkey, Seville Apis, taking
measurements for suits TO be ready
by Easter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Thomas Y. Jones Retired
500 Line EmplOye Dies

- 49,
500 Line EmplOye Dies
Thomas Y. Jones', 90 years old.
3042 Third Ave. 30. Minneapolis,
Suceambsd after . long illness
Monday. PSb. ~, at Veterans Hos
pital where he had been . patient
for Ave weeks.
Mr.. Jones was o veteran of the
Spanish American War. He served
three years In the Philippines. SIX
years ago he retired from the SEQ
Line r. r.. where he had been EN-
ployed for nearly IL years.
He IL survived by his wife. Mrs.
Mary Jones, . son, Thomas NJ.
Jones, and . daughtsr-in-law, Har-
riet G. Jones.
Funeral services were held at
Woodlands Funeral Home Thurs
day. Feb. 20, at II an, with Rev.
II. c. Boyd officiating. Burial at
Crystal Lake cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

CHICAGO -- Named director Of
Community Relations Of the South
Side Planning board, Chicago,
was william ". MN, former
field representative Of tho Amsri.
can Council on Race relations. A
Johnson G, Smith university grad.
uate. who received IN MA. degree
In economics from Columbia uni
versity. no will act ~ llalson ~.
hesr between Negro agencies and
SSPB directors In the interests Of
church, social, ffatsrnAi. health, cd.
ueatlon and nsishbuFhood activities
Previously he served a. race FSla,
tioRa advisor II the u. 3, Housing
authority for the west and mid
west. and was the first housing
manager for the PitlahuTgh Houa.
Ing authority, lamp
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Howard Raps
Burgums Methods
Against Charter

Rsporta that Alderman Harry p.
Burgum In Openly soliciting anti.
charter funds In ths city hall" ars
smother good reason for adoption
Of the proposed nsw charter"
Charles n. Howard, chairman Of
the Charter Commission. declared
today.
(Ths report Of BurKum's soiisita-
ton Of funds for the nntI-ehartsF
organisation headed BY A. G. God
ward, engineering eonauItant, and
A. q. Bastis, Burgum's long time
antagonist In the City Council, ap.
DeArsd In the Minneapolis Star
Saturday,
''Burgum's hiRh-handsd activity
In soliciting funds at the City Hall
IL typical Of the Councils ohatrue-
tionlst tactics ever since the Char
tsF Commiaaion FIRST began its
work." SAID Howard
A number of employees, lnelud-
Ing Nathan Harris, City Utilities
Engineer. wsFs threatened with dis
missal By aldermen for having as-
sisted the charter commission, he
asserted.
Employees II Tia Board Of Pub
he Welfare. who we're asked 70 run
on copies Of the FIRST draft u the
charter on the board maltlEEAph
machine, were told that they would
loas their Jobs II thsy finished the
Job. Howard addsd.
Now we have one Of the Iaad.
Srn Of the Council demanding con.
tEibutIons from City iEsii person
mel over whom he will have no such
hold under the nav charter" no
explained. .....
Provisions Of the new charter
which divorce administrative from
Legislative functions, hs said, will
make II Impossible for aldermen
10 sKart "Iust such pressure ~
BuEgum h reported 10 be applying
In eolieotions Tor the fight against
better government for MInnsapo.
Has
lie pointed out that Chapter Z,
Section TIA specifically prohibits
political activity, ~ foliowui
mo person about to be appoint.
I'd 10 any position IN tina classified
service Of the city ahail sign or
sxseuta . resignation. dated OF I'M
dated, In advance Of such appoint.
msnt. No person In the service az
the city uhail discharge, suspend,
lay OF, reduce In grade or In any
manner change the official rank or
compensation Of any person In such
service, or promise or threaten 10
do %, for Withholding or neglect
Ing 10 make any contribution af
money or service 90 any valuable
thing for any political purpose. No
person In the service Of the city
shall use his official authority 10
influence oF coeFce the political ne.
ton IL any person or body OF 10
interfere with any nomination or
election 10 public Office. nor. during
his hourn Of duty, engage IN any
political Aatlviilea."
Facing the loss Of their present
administrative powers. ~ Of the 40
aldermen "AFe missing no bets that
win enable them 10 continue IN
their present. dual faneliOn," said
Howard.
'it must BE- worth Q lot 10 them
10 keep their hand In" hs said. Oh.
serving that their opposition lob.
vioualy means the status quo II
worth mere than the difference b.
tween their present aa,to0 . year
Salary and the $4,000 year they
win get under the new charter"
there's . $1,000 difference
there" No noted. ''TAs question Ia
how much more than ti.e0o II is
worth 10 them 10 Keep their powers
Of hiring and airing employees and
deciding who u entltlsd 10 various
kinds Of licenses"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Thomas Parrish Resident
For 80 Years. Dies

Thomas II. Parrish, u years old.
died Feb. II. at his horns. $40 W.
Central Ave. He was born In
Nashville. and had resided In the
city for the past 50 years. Mr..
Parrish was . former employee
Of the 500 Line Railway, As waiter.
He Il survived by his wife. Matte
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
HI.Y Youth Groups
Get Together

The Halle q. Brown house and
st. Paul Hi-Y youth groups we're
guests Of Alsph Zadsk Alsph, Jew.
Ish youth organization. At . broth
srhood rally Thursday night. Hsb.
40, In the jewish EdaeAtIon Center,
Holly and Grotto. In charge Of the
arrangements were Marvin John
son, Donald P1sasOn Of AZAi Ethel
Carrots, representing the Jewish
Educational Center and Vernon
Bradley Of tho Halle q. Brown
house.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

p. FunsrAl services were hsld
Tuesday, Feb. "a, 10 q. m, with
Rev. ID. jackson officiating, in the
absence Of Rev. B. N. Moore. Burial
was In Oakland esmstsry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

I wish 20 sincerely thank friends
and neiRhboTs for their expressions
OF sympathy, beautiful floral oner-
inRs and lovely cards In my recent
bereavement In the loss OF my dear
husband. Fred u. williams.
Mrs. Fred ID. Williams and
son. David.
IFS ST. Anthony Ave.
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Dear Joe
MONEY IN YOUR POCKEI
BY JAMES l. HICKS

MONEY IN YOUR POCKET
OK, Joe, You guys In school can
start spending that extra money
which ths VA will place In your
subsistence checks beginning May
8.
The President has signed the bin
and It's now law that veterans In
school will drag down SIS . month
instead Of SG6, u they are single.
and sos . month instead Of 800,
n they have had the courage 10
say ~ Do"
The new Law further provides
that you students who have . httls
bamblno or some littls bambinOeS,
can pick up o ehsek Of $40 . month
instead Of the usual 800. This also
goes for you guys who are married
and claim your mother or father
40 dependents.
The new rates become effective
April I. and the VA says that you
single vets 1.-THE STB class) and you
guys with only one dependent 1.-THE
Sl0B group) don't need TO take any
action 10 got the dough. It's auto
matte and tho check which you rs-
csive on May l will be padded with
the Increase.
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nut y"a S'IuSH'sis :" ms Si1o
Gas. IS"h "".s 'nA" o"s ~
ps"1s"'I saw '" sI~s " wy"
some ps""' A""o1 ~ '"".s ~"
P's WANING v" you ".'e us '"
W" HNs '"u '""' ~
You are not going 10 got your In.
crease an quickly aa the other boys
fAlthough n Won have besn sun.
porting more than one dependent
of 500 a month all this time, By
the grace Of something, YOU are
entitled 10 ret Il flrst) These legal
things take time, however. and
don't forget the VA II dealing with
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Ride Natlon's TrSIlIes

Nearly two billion rides have
been paid for on American trolley
coaches. street cars and gas buses
every month
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

Ths word "nlbls. from the Latin.
means . collection ~ many booka
There are l,iaa chapters In ths
King James version II the Bible.
which has TIA, Coz words and asa,
go letters. The WOFd and can
b found ln Ire nlbls more thar
a, 900 tlmsa.