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Evening star., 1949-06-24
Z RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.

RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.
9,So, wTOP-Club Is: Evelyn
Knight sings TITS Too Late Now"
Bdb Crosby offers Some Enchanted
Evening"
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ton VI. Cleveland ut Grifith Sta.
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xddie's last show Of the season.
ptnsh Shore sings Q farewell
Evening star., 1949-06-24

s:oe, wTOP-Fford Theater: Helen
Hayes stars In "A Farewell 70 Arms, |"
Hemingway's story Of love biighted
by war.
1o:o0, wOL-Senator John Nc
Clellan Of Arkansas II interviewed
by news;nen.
1900, wTOP-Playhouse: A man
who suffers from Nightmares b the
subject Of Into the Mist"
1o:Se, WRC-Sports NewSreel:
Bill Stem interviews Guy L0mbar6a.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
Appeals Court Scores
Averaging Method in
Rent Increase RULINGS

The Municipal Court Of Appeals
has indicated it doesn't like the Dis
trict rent control administrator :
method of deciding whether q land
lord is entitled to rent boosts.
Judge Brice Clagett stated this
position yesterday, when the three
member court, in q split decision
remanded for review It's third rent
increase appeal In less than two
weeks.
As q result of the two earlier opin-
ions, in which the court criticized
the administrator for failing to use
a single method for computing rent
increases, the rent ONCE decided te
adopt the averaging" method TO,
all generally similar cases. Under
this system, landlords costs over
period Of years are averaged to
determine whether his claim fol
higher rentals is valid.
Pointing out that, while the ad-
ministrator's memorandum on the
case was "a model Of clarity" the
court found the memo still did not
establish that merely averaging a
landlords expenses over a period OF
years was the appropriate" method
The court cited as a possible sub
stitute another method listed in q
handbook issued by the Federal
Housing expeditor for the guidance
trent advisory boards. This sug-
gests computing maintenance ex-
penses according to their normal
recurrence over the years.
The case involved q 10 per cent
rent increase request by agents for
Wire Properties, Inc, 1912 K street
NV, for three building groups of
202 apartment units occupied by COL
| ofed families In the Northwest and
Evening star., 1949-01-11
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

No need to take old-fashioned,
drastic upsetting medicines to
I get relief when a common cold
: starts. Milburn's Capsules
b should bring you relief in
; short order. They tend to re-
duce fever. Annoying shifting
and nagging headaches usu-
ally yield and these discom-
forts of cold are often re-
lieved in a few hours If simple
directions are followed. Dis
cover for yourself this pleas
ant way to help you feel better
: when you have a cold. Get q
package of MILBURN'S CAP
SULES at your favorite drug
store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
Births Reported

From d. G. Bureau OF Vital Statistics)
shsIlss sa' ana ind .aoI. Lois "A ADshsr Ss boy.
a.. An S sad } A}s,sis AndIs.s, :irl
William and Hazel Bellinger. sirl.
Charles and Ruth Bishop. gill.
Thomas and Margaret BIaney, girl.
IeSn Lswis .IS ana RetE Betty RssS Benz, boy,
snd ana viz vlfeinls s10fhss sfomlstt st girl
SIiIIi@ %iIiisn = snd Norms Cannon: soy w.
Murrsg snd md khes aassuehf chaiktn. ts'Ss; sey 0'''
Joseph ana sheiia cowan. boy.
John and Madeline Dallas. boy.
lana;s GIaIeaee an and p Do!oTss Ra9r; ; eiTl,;
Martin and Hisabeth % Detels. girl.
Isaac and Miriam Diamond, girl.
EaMsrd Mis% snd ana EEsyn Msly Esdie RSnn boy siy
Roger and Barbara Easton, girl.
Thomas Ia.ons an and pf,, Frances Flynn: girl.
William and Betty Frank. girl.
Bruce and Flora Fuller. girl.
Hsyu1G HoTS5d .IS snd adyr EGsyn ar gsrnk1s boy
Dominic and Catherine Giorgio. girl.
Paql P and MaTsuerits Grsnt, boy.
NlCHdTQ ana ReVa Irl1ntn, boy.
Jesse and Margaret Hanson. boy.
Richard and -Aileer Handler, eirl.
Willard ard Dorothy Hart, boy.
Warren and Ruth Hastings, boy
Isaac and Josephine Hogan, boy.
Richard and Virginia Holser. boy
Robert and Florence Hollinssworth, boy
John and Betty Holden, boy
William and Lena Hyder, boy.
George and Iona Hyde. girl
Charles and Ann Jabour, girl.
Lee and Caroline Jackson, boy.
Frederick and Betty johnson, girl.
John and Betty Kanline. boy.
Joseph and Christine Kearney, boy.
Edward and Doris Kemp. girl.
Leo and Betsy kudet, girl.
Theodore and Helen Lampres. boy.
Deas and Manwelyp Lamb. boy.
Raymond and Sylvia Lang. boy.
Morton and Rosahe Levitan. boy.
Zola and Betty Manheimer girl.
Leo and Elizabeth Mazzullo. girl.
Joseph and Virginia MCGOWAN. boy.
George and Nellie Mcintosh boy.
Robert and MARGARET McLaughlin, girl
Joseph and Hollis Meyers, girl:
Russell and Marjory Morris. girl.
Curtis and Veda Muir, boy.
Eugene and Dorothy Murphy, girl.
william and Elsie Newton. boy.
Morton and Marion Perdue girl.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
Deaths Reported

From d. C. Bureau of vital Statistics. }
Maragsret Riley. 30. Lasalle Apts.
Louise Knldell. SO. 3615 Davis st. NV.
Mamie Edison. 80. 1920 A st. Sc.
Bruce Kunsman, II, 21O A ct. ne.
Harry Benson. SO. 1921 9th st. NV.
Leroy Rice, 90, 705 18th ct. NV.
Nicholas Pappas. 81. 1900 r st. NV.
Robert James. 81. Lynchburg. Va.
Jacob shulmap, SO, shoreham Hotel.
Infant Metre. Falls Church. Va.
Infant Belcher. 1914 18th st. NV.
Infant Loveless. Arlington. Va.
James Arts, 6S, 529 Lamont st. NV.
Infant Staples, 1924 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-11

Robert and Alice Pickett. girl.
David and Bertha Pitcher, girl.
Francis and Mary Power. girl.
Boris and Dorothy Rabkin, boy
James and Mamie Redmond, boy.
Martin and Eleanor Reddan, boy.
Louis and Norma Reznick. girl.
Valentine and Joyce Ruffo, girl.
Grant and Jenna Sassaman, boy.
Alfred and Ellen Savage, boy.
Bernard and Mona Schwab. boy.
Irwin and Miriam Schwartz, boy.
Joseph and Clara Schultz, girl.
Lisle and Janice Senser. boy.
Clinton and Theresa Shipp, girl.
Peter and Nellie Stink. girl.
Ralph and Ursula Smith boy.
Wilbur and Eleanor Smith, boy.
Harold and Dorothy Staab, boy.
Nicholas and Theodore Stathis, boy.
Albert and Frances Stokes, girl.
Charles and Alice Taylor. boy.
BENJAMIN and Blanche Theeman, girl.
Everett and Catherine Thurm, Q cir
Harry and Edna Tourtelot, girl.
Jack and Lillian Umansky. bog.
Arthur and Eloise Walker, boy.
Leo and Marjorie Well. girl.
William and June White, girl.
William and Lottie Whitmore. girl.
Evening star., 1949-01-11

Northeast sections. The administra-
tor granted the company a per
cent increase, using the averaging"
method.
Evening star., 1949-01-11

Ernest Ernest snd snd Annsn n.,1n W11isms I sirl
william and Lucille Wyman, girl.
Harry and Rebs Yoshpe, girl
Charles and Dorothy. Zippermann, girl.
Preston and Mary Allen, boy.
Charlie and Queen Askew, girl
Charles and Dolores Burrell. boy
Emanuel and Helen Chambers, boy.
William and Mildred Faye, girl.
Robert and Madeline Hawkins, boy.
Henry and Dorothy Koger, girl.
William and Ruth Mcdonald, girl.
Nathaniel and Elma McNeill, boy.
Louis and Milder Ridgley. boy.
ROGERS and Annie Tyler, girl.
Evening star., 1949-01-11

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Wilkes Son Urges
Bold 6. 0. P. Program
by ths Assecioisd Press

SALT LAKE CITY, June as
Philip Wlllkie. son of the late
Wendell L. Willkie. last night
pointed to bold" Republican
progress of the past and sug-
gested the party adopt O similar
course for the future.
The 29-year-old Rushville Und.)
attorney addressed q pre-conven-
ton dinner Of the Young Republi-
can Federation attended by repre-
sentatives Of the 11-State western
party council. The three-day con-
vention opened today.
Mr.. Willkie suggested party
leaders adopt a progressive pro-
gram to regain control Of the
White House. occupied by Demo-
Gratis for the last 16 years.
The Indiana State representa-
tive said the Republicans started
losing elections when they lost
their boldness."
From the emancipation period
to the end of the reconstruction
period" he said. "the major issue
was civil rights. Nothing has been
said In the past five years that
was not said by Republicans at
that time"
I'm contrast" he said, to-day
we find that the Republicans have
lost five straight Presidential elec-
tions, 16 years have passed since
we took the Presidency from the
Democrats and a generation has
grown up since a Republican has
been in the White House"
There are more than 5000
known species of the bee. ~
Evening star., 1949-06-23
There's an Acme Market Convenient to You:

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Evening star., 1949-06-23

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Evening star., 1949-06-23

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18

Ths Vocational Guidance A4sO-
citation Of Minneapolis win bold
its annual banquet at the Curtis
Hotel wednesday, March -, at Q
p. m
Featnred On the program win
b . panel discussion. Employ
ment ProblemS Of the Minority
Groups. Ths participants are John
q. Simmons. chairman Of the Min
neapolis FEPc council: William
Seabron, Industrial Secretary Of
the Minneapolis Urban League;
and EaTl HAlbeFson. personnel d.
rector Of Powers Dry Goods Co.
Tia presentation win give spe-
eiAI attention 10 employers tech
niques intsgrating qualified mino-
Fity sEnploeea. IN working gTOups
and the methods and procedure Of
FEPC. Mr.. Simmons win explain
the current proposals Of the FEPC
now before the legislature and
bring out ths arguments for and
against II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18
norICR or IrconronArlor

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that
TROY REALTY, INC. . Minnesota
corporation, was Incorporated on
tho nth day Of March, ta4a. that
the general business TO be conduct
ed by said corporation 10 TO buy,
sell, manage, operate, deal In real
estate ana other property Of all
kInd, character and description, TO
engage In any other lawful business
activity and TO do any and all
thihEs that an individual person
can DO. The address OF itA regis
tered office 10 7sI EsAat Fourteenth
street. Minneapolis, Minnesota The
names and addresses Of itn inoor-
porAt0Fs are a. follows;
M. c. Fuzt. seas West Lake, Min
nsapOltm, Minnesota
~. A. klinEelhuta, t03l Sheridan
Ave. g.. Minneapolia. Minnesota
E -. Bwean, 81 South nth Ave.
Hopkins. Minnesota
The names and addresses OF tts
first Board Of Directors are A. fol-
lows!
c. A. Husbach, TAI EAst 18th
street, MinnsApolia, Minnesota
G, G. Husbseh, tsS7 Coifnx Ave.
e., Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Hopkins. Minnesota
Dated: March ~, lats, -
TROY REALTY, INC.
vsnnuIn, NaVtlls, wTtght a NawhAll
Attorneys for Troy Realty, Inc.
l(eo Northwestern Bank Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18
Page = Minneapolis SPOKESMAN Friday. March Is lOaS
BETHESDA RAPREsT cMUKCks

NEWS
Our pastor. Rev. Jerome q TAtes
eS TseGS:" March s0i =, a. .Ss nSrniSa a
services. His subject was diving
Thanks" Our d0dicatoFiAl nsFvteGo
for the psWs and ehOtr lofts was
very well attsnasd ~ msmbsrn. Wis.
it0Fa and fFisnda fFom tho twin
the Junior and senior chOIFR ThFos
persons united vita the church
Thsy were Mr.. GEORGE Roblnaon.
Mr.. James Kinney and Mr.. Daniel
RsV. b. C. waite delivered q very
InsPlriRE and spirit filled sermon
AZ the afternoon services. Mount
OliVSt senior choir and Sacred HAr-
mOnssFs were guest sf the sorvIceG
Guest soloists were MIRA Jeanette
Johnson and Mr.. Worthy Turner.
We wish TO thank all the Visiting
pastors. friends and msmbors Of the
various churches Of the tSln cities
ial Services. The Boys Club Apprs-
ciatea very much the support given
them by the adults for their tea.
The soloiBts IN the Senior choir
were Mmas. HenrtsttA Loud, MIL
drsd handervills. Judson Phillips
Smith.
our pastors sermon for next sun
day. March 20 will be The Back
ward Look" The Origin OF the Ne
gro spiritual" win be drRmaIiHed
under the auspices Of the Parsonage
Improvement Club. Admission u
free and everyone 10 cordially in
Vited 10 attend. A warm and hearty
welcome to all who come at all
times.
Prayer meeting on wednesdays
from to y. m. Sarah Benson. re-
porter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18

tContiniiod from page ~
CITY. okIahoma Juns 1874. Ths
oklahomans are expecting 10000
viatorG Theirs 10 no Indication
that the Twin Cities win sand
much Of o delegation. Local Broth.
or Bills and Daughters are con
esntrAting on the national meet
ing in San Franeisco which opens
August 10. In TINS connection
w. u. Dad" Walker Of %. Pad
has been designated a. assistant
grand master Of transportation
for the Elxs Golden Anniversary
convention IN Frisco. Dad" sx.
paets 20 arrange for . special
MinnssotA1Twin CITY train "a
leave here on August H.
LIVE kagaSfns for the second
straight week has an article OF
the Negro. TIE current Issue ton
sale Friday has m AFtiels on
Jack cSuGhisn. young whits sditou
Of the West Mssnphls News WHO
has Tialssd losing his business "a
crusade for . decent school foI
Negro ehildrsn In West MsmphIs
Arb. Graphic but haaTt-Fpndina
photos hiShHRht tia difference Of
school facilities TOE the two
Eroupa typical Of mast Of ths
Southland.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18

Albert sclpio. sSi Ht. Anthony
Ave, engineer. Long and T'horn-
hov; Mamie Ruth Butler. $50 W.
Central Ave-. journalist, 90. Paul
Recorder. Alfred stewart ga
IGlehAFt Ave. strsetoar motor
man, CITY, La Mar Smith. sales
woman. Field schlick; Edward
jackson. ans Rondo Ave-. tool and
die maker. Inca Coleman, aneS-
thetist, st JoSsPhs hospital
Each Of These young people win
briefly tell something Of the ma
ture of their Ioha. the training re-
CURED, how they received II, the
security and benefits and what.
u any. future there Ia In the Ioba
they hold.
Tho following clubs Of Halle q.
brown win cooperate at this meet
ing, Tue T.oafrrN club, headed by
Juhiua Powell. win preside ct the
meeting, and furnish uahsrs; the
Las Doce Nlnas win serve tea.
tho Club ~ has charge Of propa-
ration and arrangsmSnts: the
ModeFn-stts win take carr Of dis
play; the LoS cahalisrua handled
advertisement and publicity; the
Las HeFmAaAs ana the MARtR.
trAtea aaniatSd with the publicity
and advertisement.
Also appearing On the program
win BE- Rawt and fIAwf % the 81.
Paul plnpatch who with hls
daughter. win make drawings
whitney Young. Jr, Industrial
SECRETARY Of the 81 Paul Urban
League. sponsor Of this campaign
stated. ''Tf parents are interested
In what the opportunities for
young people are. they can ACta-
ally demonstrate their interest ~
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Alice In Rlunderland." q aigit
showing prejudiVea felt by COlored
and non-oolored peoplA win be
presented by the Social Action
slSs 10 group when the AlinneApo-
hs branch Of the National AAsO-
citation for the Advancement Of
colored People meets at Z p. m,
sunday. March 20. at the Phyllis
wheasley House.
Mary TalkAo In leader Of the
players. who are teen ayers from
many city high schoolA Opal
Jones. director Of YwcA teen age
activities, win later lead Discus
Hion on the nsit, which 10 based on
bl'indera made In everyday social
contact between people. The meet.
ing n open 10 the public
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-18
DORSEY SPGAkS AZ
RaAAcp INAUGURATION

The Rev. I. NJ Dorsey. pastor.
camphor Methodist church. spoke
at the Inauguration ceremony OF
tho new officers OF the 30. Paul
branch Of the NAACP. William
Cratic. vice president, Minneapolis
branch Of the NAACP. read the
Inauguration ceremonies at Halle
q. Brown Tuesday night. March
10.
After the ceremony. J. Nathan
Vel Smith, president, appointed
MFa. AddIs G. Few chairman of
the membership drive for the or
gAniSati0n. The membership cam
paign viii begin April 1, and last
through June 30.
After the meeting. members and
officers went To- the home Of Mrs
Few, s4S fgIehart for an informal
get-togetheF and refreshments.
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DISTnICT COURT
Pearth S1aseAnl DastTast

W@@Ef0 4WWANtmA ba9tMaGN
state Of Minnesota
County OF HsRnepin
SUMMONS
EiIsAbsth L Brock. PiHiatitf
Paul u. Brock. DSfsaasnt
Named 0esemMamtI
Yoa, Paul n Brock. are hereby
summoned and required TO answer
the complaint Of the Plaintiff In the
above entitled action, which com
plant has been filed In the office Of
the elerk % sAid District Court. 81
the City % MlnheApolia, Hsnnapin
CoHntY. and state Of Minnesota and
TO serve q copy Of your answer TO
the said complaint on the subscriber
81 his offiea. In ala Pence Building,
Minneapolis. N the said County %
Hsnaspln within ThtEty Caob days
after service Of thts summons upon
you. exclusive Of the day Of sach
service; ana ~ yea fail 10 answer
the aAlA complaint within the time
aforesaid, the PiAinttff IN this action
wtil--apply 20 the Court TOR the
relief dsmanasa IN said oomplAint--
together with the costs and dis
hnrsaFnents % thla e1tioa. Dated
18th day Of Jan. AID, ipte
JonAs u. schwartz
Attorney tor PiAiRtIff
ata Peace Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota
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RITES YoR WILLIAM T.
WHITTAKKR MARCH ll

Death came Sunday March -,
70 william E. whitaker. % n.y.
land Ave. No. veteran Of World
War !. ard father Of I'VE children.
Whitaker died Ct General hos
pital after two weeks illness.
Funeral services were held at
I p. m. wednesday afternoon az
Wayman AAfE church, with Rev.
Carl Mckay officiating.
Burial wa1 In Fort Smelling
Military cemetery.
Ths deceased In survived by his
former wife Naomi; two daughters
Mrs. Naomi Carter and Easia Mae
whitaker; three sons Fsaiey and
Edgar all OF Minneapolis and Re-
bert Of Rock Island, Illinois.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements
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Sentence Sermons

ny New. FrAnk ClAEOnos Lowry
1. Real living In giving. God
gave you everything - why the
withholding3
.. whsn . man doesn't give, he
takes from himself and usually the
best things aSe Ieft 20 rot on some
shelf.
3. All things were intended for
mans highest good -- he should
build with more lasting materials
than stubbls and wood
4. Men who search for God flnd
the secret Of success and come %
know this makes one richer than
anything else QUO might posaeaa.
o. Our entire world 10 slowly
learning today that III gotten rich
60 and wars just do not pay.
Q. BFotheFly love many now &c
In tho only way out for Hsen 10 be
happy and free.
7. Because love rnelts away
hate and obliterates stFife-it wins
. lasting peace without q gun or .
knife.
q Books and training play wen
thelP part, but each individual
must guard carefully hls own
heart
Q. Prejudice and hate however
small. when put together, IL more
bitter than gain
10. The world God Intentled for
nm 20 perfect win only be built
when our eVil motives No are win
Ing % FelecG