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Marriage License
AppIjcotions

Under D. c. la1p, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tuH days
and receiDe the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Marie Anseimo. 10. 7l3 Kennedy st. NV.
Richard Reed, 20, and Rose Hill, 10, both
OF 227 st. ne.
and Marian Laughton. 10. 4s13 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Alfred .ns ISls ssuza1sI Ka1sn, sSss Ss Gag St
George Farrell. SO, Falls Church, Va, and
Elsie Maupin, 80, 932 North Carolina
and Ella Mcdruder ass sso 'i isth n St. ne. ne.
William Book, 81, 1884 Maoqmb st. NV,
and Helen Reisinser. 81. 1424 Somerset
and Eve ciulini. 90. Kinssfords " Men. Rin''
Preston RODGERS: %. 9usntieo.s Va, and
iaeraS Menisue Ia Foret' 22' 1905 Insleside
Stanley pokutsky. 90. AL End st. Sc,
and Mary oDonoghue. FL. 319 South
Ruth Crimes 9s. hsrsfssoSn' isas q 81. NV. NO. and
Reid waller. 90. and EIoise Gresory. II,
john a'e eoeestsEe 3. e. Eos +! N New H.mpshr.
ave e,.t nv. v ana : . Edith workman. Is. 1915
Amodio De simon., ir.: "a. 1o1s 18th st.
T' St. nnS nlW. 7ea'f'ee oonohue' %s' 1928
James Patterson, %. a1os F st. NV, and
aarEiet Frazier .3; Chattanoosa. Tenn.
Frances Dulcan. st. 1927 Newton St.
joseph smetan., 81; 1921 Newton st. NV. =,
San,.oa ann Anne searles. II. l'44 North
Carleton Gordon. 40. ss41 esrd st. ,.,
snd,lS ana Nellie Rush. 20. 21a Rock Creek
William Daniels, 20. 1925 9th st. NV.
Enoch Wiihsms' s.' So. - asoi M Adams s Min III rd
nv; and Helen Harrison, ii, i7s7
ss 9sss II fss Harvard Il
john sEsotSs.zssr. E @ r. ir., 80, s?2 B st. ne.
'ps sss sloun "sn.r r. as:rSs.n e. Ssa Md "a ne .Dd
Irudie stancil, "a, ssoe 18th st. NV. NV
Robert Funger. 10. 1442 Somerset pi. NV,
| and Marjorie Blsnken. le, $50 18th
Betty Coleman, e. ZOO 18th H 1' St: n.W' aHe
OMAR Marion Ma%s as g. Ez g + T.. n and
! nv. n;w. and Audrey Betterton. 10, s35
Joseph Freeman. s2. 1929 Providence st
ne. and Cornelia Prince, 10. 112l Hol-
Edward Redd. 81. 4os 5oth st. ne, and
ONE Simpson, 20. 1890 Rhode Island
Daniel Etzel 90. e1s Maryland ave. ne.
| snd,.ai snd Rosemary Miller 81. l5l1 North
Raymond la Smith; T. e. Mt; Rainier Nd. and
CECIL Ratelin. New Orleans, La. and
Imosene Mef'ord. 81. s72s woodie, Di.
samuel Halsey. rs. 1e4s New jersey ave.
NV. and Ethel Brown, "A, IS 8 st. NV.
Robert Spencer. "a. Hartford, Conn, and
Patricia Cairues, 16. 1920 18th st. NV,
Dennis Tinney. 40, 1921 Lamont st. NV,
and Annie Payne. 80. 1910 Bennett pi.
Benson zw.ig; 2s, 1907 Connecticut ave.
NV. and Phyllis Raker. 20, 257 Rock
Creek Church I'd NV.
Ellis HarEle. 80. Fort Belvoir. Va, and
Lucy Gaida, %. 2514 14th st. NV.
George Boswell; jr.. 60. 4ee st. s.w.,
/ and Shirley 1rby. 1s. 462 G st. s.v.
India will quit grinding down
stag horns for fertilizer and sell
fNnYH fa pt-if fsel, 4,1&I>r,,
Evening star., 1949-11-09

drew lets servicemen's wives talk
to their husbands stationed all
over the Mediterrean area. He
performed the same service for
families of servicemen working the
Berlin airlift.
Mr.. Andrew has been working
on amateur radio since he first
established contact with a house
across the street 40 years ago. He
studied electrical engineering at
Evening star., 1949-11-09

the bounding energy 1t gives.
Cream Of Wheat" certainly is eco-
nomical at less than Il q serving.
Do you know that In 5 minutes Of
boiling Enriched 5 Minute Cream
of Wheat" is ready to dish up? It's
fully digestible. provides valuable
Iron plus Calcium, Phosphorus and
IVitamin b.. Some mornings I top
ft with
A "hsrd ssves"-nef toe sweet: buffss
Blended with mupls Or brown svsar.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

the University Of Colorado In 1886
and returned to Washington to
take a commission at the Naval
Research Laboratory as an electri-
cal engineer.
He has installed a two-way ra-
dio in his car, and he says there
are about so other such cars in
the city. These cars. he says are
drilled to serve as a communica- =
tions system in the event of an
emergency.
The Summit Park group met in
Evening star., 1949-11-09

A unlocking Kitchen
may not be . sanitary place for
food. Sinks and drainboards, floors
and refuse containers may harbor
germs that ordinary securing and
mopping don't kill. That's why, like
Evening star., 1949-11-09

scotch, and Dark NJ Sweet Choco-
late. Delicious served plain" with
top milk or cream. Or try this party
treat C servings:
pkg. Royal Butterseoteh Pudding
z cups milk banana, sliced
Prepare pudding as directed on PACKAGE,
Cool. Add bananas. Make merinoue with
egg whites and ; Tbsps. brown sugar.
Drop large spoonful on each SERVING.
Enjoy Royal Tapioca Puddings,
too. Vanilla, Orange-Coconut,
Chocolatel
Evening star., 1949-11-09

soothing nose spray or cleansing
gargle. just mix teaspoon baking
soda in q glass Of water. Arm 4
Hammer or Cow Brand Baking
Soda costs only few pennies but
you'll find it has 101 uses in medi-
cine chest and kitchen. Keep a box
handy this winter.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

the cereal popular
with folks of all
ages from baby to
Grandpop! It's
rightly called the
great American
cereal-and when
Evening star., 1949-11-09

1OI Gue DID Set.
For q double
treat, now and
t h e n /, t o p
Gerber's Custard
" ith ne of
Gerber's many
True e.Flavor
Er1IifS
Evening star., 1949-11-09

StDeeter flavor be-
cause Grandnla's
keeps oil its
u 9 ar. T h is
sugar-richness
preserves Grand.
mas naturally 50
no sulphur diox-
ide or other arti-
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LOYAL 70 ROYAL

YVES, when it comes to puddings,
i I pick Royal every time for fine
flavor, creamy texture - plus
FOOD-ENERGY! They supply
Evening star., 1949-11-09
"coLp" WEATHER IS HERE

,... so when cold threatens me I
take soda and lemon juice several
times a day. Il teaspoon of Arm
& Hammer or Cow Brand Baking
Evening star., 1949-11-09

ficial preservatives are added.
That's why Grandma's Molasses is
nepeT bitter. Just one spoonful tells
you it's deliciously different from
all other kinds.
Grandma's Molasses is so appe-
tizingly good for table use as well as
for baking and cooking, that GER
tainly urge you to try it! Wonder
ful on wafnes-snperb in cakes
grand in
Boxed Bsans: Add tablespoon orand-
mes Molossss 10 each cup of yovs
fsverits eonnsd baksd besas.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

SOQa WIN LQe
juice of a lemon
in a glass of wa
ter is my helpful
defensive "reci-
pc %. B a K i n &
Soda, you know,
IS q wonderful
Evening star., 1949-11-09

. seersfl Dip slices Of oppIe into a c
curved side UP. into each muffin. Boks.
Or take eIoverIeof rolls: Shape them.
let them rise and, when ready 10 bake.
place teospoonfvl Of red jam Or jelly
smaek-dob in the center. Now-let's
keep vp with the column.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

more Food-Energy
than sweet, fresh
milk - yes, more
Food Energy than
the sweet, fresh
milk you make them
with! -Four wonder
full favors-choco-
yak> .~ ~IY1n S>,,%kn~
Evening star., 1949-11-09
DOUBLE TREAT FOR sAsY

DICH CAKES OR CANDIES aren't good
N for Baby. Fruits and simple
puddings, specially prepared by
Gerber's, are the approved sweets
Evening star., 1949-11-09

The Au.Asnerican BreaIsfust
is pretty sure to include great
steaming bowls Of smo-o-oth, deli
Icious Cream of Wheat. This is
Evening star., 1949-11-09
cRANBEaRY.oRANcE RELISH

4 cups Eatmor Cranberries
2 oranges, quartered and seeded
2 cups sugar
Pnt fruit through food chopper.
Add sugar. Mix well. Chill few
hours before serving.
Delicious with meats or nodded In
salads and desserts. Keeps we'll sew
eral weeks in refrigerator.
fRkE< For q ether cranberry rseipss-
ssS3Ss write for the Essmer 20 pass,
full eeIer FREE Recipe Beck "cFanbssriss
end How rs Geek Them, 70:
JESSIE DC BofH, Bex 1856,
Grand Centred ?. O., New Yssk ", NY.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
sucAR.RicH MoLAss.

TRANpMA's MoLAssEs is speeter
" than ordinary kinds. Only
Grandma,s has this full, mellow,
Evening star., 1949-11-09
They Lock Like Pancakes
but you serve them as a vegetable.


What are they? -
Another way to @
use those deli ~
cate LaChoy @.HN~
Bean Sprouts to ~%
give unusual ia SS2S
vor and texture
to meals. Lend q touch Of the exotic
to plain dishes, easily.
oRlDplE FRlrTERs
fs syp psnesks bsssss tmsds with
sss) odd " cup thoroughly drsinsA
Bsan Sprouts. Drep by smsii spssnfvis
On hot Srsassd SFiddls. Sake as fsr
paneakss, serve with msltsd bvttsr.
You don't have to take q special
course to. learn how to make deli
cious Chinese dinners. It's as simple
as putting LaChoy Mixed Vegeta-
bles, Chow Mein Noodles and
Sauce in your market basket!
Evening star., 1949-11-09

relish you can
make so easily
now that it'Sfresh
cranberry time.
Put out big bowls
Of 1t - cranber-
ries cost so little!
Evening star., 1949-11-09

OF course you know that all
Gerber's Desserts-as well as the
wide variety Of Vegetables, Meats
and Cereals are accepted by the
Council on Foods and Nutrition Of
the American Medical Association.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
TANcY RELISH

NIo COOKING, and as good for you
IN as it is good! That's the unique
Evening star., 1949-11-09

India will quit grinding down
stag horns for fertilizer and sell
them to British cutlery manufac-
turers for handles. under a new
agreement.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

ful lotion like Jergens to make
hand care quick and easy, there's
not . single reason why the busiest
housewife can't keep them smooth
and presentable-aS well as hold
able.
Because it's a liquid, Jergens
quickly furnishes the moisture
thirsty skin needs. With q bottle
handy in the kitchen, it's easy to
give your hands regular care each
time they 60 into water. It takes
only q moment to smooth on
Jergens-and it's so lovely to Use
never sticky or oily.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Methsrs Shennina Guide

Cerber's, who make nothing bat
Baby Foods, bring you more of
the foods Baby likes and needs-
from Starting Csresb through
Junior Meats. ~
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Everybody Holds Hands -
just look about you in the movies

pupQylOVeTS anu
old-marrieds all
do it. So it's very
important for a
woman to keep
her hands nice
and soft! And
NTH q Mnndar
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If You Like Perfect Coffee
every time-youu rejoice with me
in new instant q. Washington's.

For here's instant
coffee with the
full favor Of cof-
fee made the slow,
old-fasf,ioned way
and 1t gives a
perfect cup euery
time.
New instant q.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
JE55IE'5N&$.z;z|':6;'es'e!;&, I. e g e.
BY JESSIE De BOTH


Watch mat nFedu bdSKet: GIVE It VoFiefY with home'
made mullins and rolls Plus trick Of the eoes kind
add TO breokost supper enjoyment For with
slices OF oppe into ennomonsvsar mixture; press slice.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

Washington's is made from coffee
that is fresh-rodsted, fresh-grou,sd,
trest-brewed. Then, by G. WASH
ington's exclusive process, its flavor
and freshness are sealed right In
the coffee sealed In with cMbo-
hydrates so you can't lose favor,
can't lose freshness, euen after you
open the can. What q comfort For
q perfect cup Of coffee every time,
use new instant q. Washington's.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

Spy Of bEotsy among the older generation and ndsdnsss
Of Juveniles Johnnys mother" Dr. YOunEdah said rsprovsd
htts son for playing with q Negro lad"
You shouldn't play with him." she told the yOungStsF" don't
you know he's . Nsgrof"
on 10 hsf" returned Johnny DIDN'T LOOK"
Lavender Set Convulng themselves angngTm In Love with
Wonderful Guy"
exciting we've time CHAM.
proN all especially thu youngstsr who
IL thinking boxing IT'S knockout-but 10
be thu vemf When the nGH big time movie hits town
Toms OF Ths Brave will make feel for themselves
for passing the Negro problem all these great
Holywoood achievement
other while listening tho bfoadcnsng
ChaswolCott championship hgh Annabe questioning
why roon chAFiSa said had predicted that he
going and that only natural that hoping he'd
well" quick etoFt TN for woleott didn't you
know he has . wife and children 10 support"
Two days following fight on nv
nsghbOrOod kids tho pictures All going
upop when hts pops and
the house i've cents that Charles wins tonight"
speaking suppose everyone
has the problem; allow the children 10 watch Milton
Berries show they 10 bed immediately asward the other
the kids and nAd when Uncle Milton
through bed" nae In said lasr explained "You think
TN 70 them 10 stay and watch other
grant,"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08
FAMED MILLS BROTHERS AND
FRANKIE earle RADIO cnY
AOUATENkllAL WEEK FEATURE

styIa He has always been known
a. an andiencs pleassr a. IN Of
his Appearances. and has become
one Of the most popular plano
composers In the musical world
today.
Amoag Highest Pala
Ths Mills Brothers - -Four Boys
and q Guitar ~ have had some Of
the most amazing careers In show
business They are among the few
who have managed TO successfully
negotiate . comeback from the
vaudeville era, and are now among
the highest paid performers In the
world.
In addition 10 the stage show,
Betty Cradle win Be seen In the
film The Beautiful Blonde from
BaAhfIh Bend" This star-bFitliant
entsFtainmsnt.packed stage-scFeen
program win add another bright
spot 70 the Minnesota Centennial
CeIsbration, and . visit % Min
neapolis' Radio City Theatre 10 re-
commended 20 everyone.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES
File Nc. 1855
IN PROBATE COURT

F9le We. 1885
IN PROBATE COURT
OmnEM wOm HEARING PETITION
eOm AUTHORIZATION, LIMITING
TIME To E1aaE Cn.Alhan AND w0m
HEARING TMWA1M0N
state OF Minnesota, county Of
In ks Estate Of Mary Lsmirs.
OrSsr Zoe msaVimm Pstssa~n Ess
L@ateRa 81 Aamtmk8eRmetaH
TT - ORDERED that ell psFsons
Interested show cause, ~ any they
g ssTs az, s:sor Sg 70 s,s S EoRSis
In the Court House Ia Minneapolis,
FioTa D. w1ndsi, Of Hsnnspin
County, MianSsota for the appoint"
msnt % herself as AdmInistFAtTtG.
herein filed, should not be granted.
order 60 Kii@ Cfslnas and Ger
EIea0fnm ThaPwom
IT u FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Decs-
dent file their claims In this Court
Proofs win be heard and claims
examined and adjusted Ssfors this
Court on Monday. NoysmbsT tn,
1919, at 10 o'clock M. IN the Court
House In Minneapolis. Minnesota.
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
COURT gEALl
WITNESS the HON. JAMES q.
kEHOE, Judge Of Probate
Court. this 3Tth day Of June,
1919,
Ernest y. LoFenL
Clerk OF Probate Court
Richard =. Parish, Attorney
airs West Broadway
tspokaHmAn, July I, .. -, isaeb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08
Almost About
Everything

pGEMTY o. pARAORAPb

pGIAsTY o. pARAORApHS IoR YbM PRIcH % oNEs
We like anybody else complain about ths wsahsr-dem
and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

FOR sALE:--Semi- Bungalow on
Fifth Avenue South and 10th.
Two bedrooms downstairs and one
large room on the second floor.
$500 cash down! Regent e9l4 or
DRexeI 63sl -- Agents.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

one of the most Outstanding
offerings for the Minnesota Cen
tsnniai Cslsbration win b the per-
sonai appearance Of Frankie Carie,
his famous piano and his orchestra
along with the Mills Brothers. the
most famous quartet In America,
opens Q weeks engagsmsnt start
ing Friday. July Q, at Radio city
Theatre, Minneapolis.
CaSIs PiaRo styiist
Frankie Carrie, beside being an
excellent composer and includes
among his compositions such
songs ~ Sunrise BSrenads,' "oh.
What II Seems To Be-" and
"Rumors Are Flying" which have
become national song hits, IL also
. skilled musician. He does not
have 10 rely on flash. noise or
blatant shOwmanship. lie features
Just pleasant, easy going enter
talnment and sweet music. Hs 10
always outstanding on the piano
and works with his customary
sparkling. brilliant and brisk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

ROOM FOR RENT Man pre-
ferred. Main OseT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08
WANT ADS

1897 Plymouth DELUXE Z Dr.. Sedan
Are you hooking for . real good
low priced carr II you ara. come
In ana drive this one away Cor
$1,000. Stephens Buick. I0ls
Henneptn, Minneapolis. st. Paul
Buick, go sibisy St. 81. Paul
1887 Buick Special 8 Pass. { DR..
Sedan Here 10 q very unusual
car. II has had only one owner.
II II without . doubt the clean
est car a. this price that we
have had for many months.
S485yOO. stephens Buick, l0l8
Henneptn, Minneapolis. 81. Paul
Buick, 40 sibley 81. 81 Paul
1910 Dodge Deluxe 2 Door 8 Pass.
Sedan. II you are looking for q
real clean 5 Passenger 2 Door
car that 10 In excellent eondi-
zion At . low price, here It u,
S545. Stephens Buick. 101e Hen
nepin, Minneapolis. st. Paul
Buick, 40 sibley st. 81. Paul
1870 Chevrolet Special Deluxe o
Pass. { Door Sedan. Very. very
clean, ST7S.O0. Stephens Buick
1918 Hennepin, Minneapolis, g.
Paul Buick $40 ssblsy 50. 81.
Paul.
1871 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4
Door Sedan. Radio. Heater. 8
excellent tirea A very clean
car. Taken In from the original
owner on q new Buick. S546.O0.
Stephens Buick, 1919 Hennepin.
Minneapolis. 81. Paul Buick. $40
sibIey st., g. Paul.
ID4T Buick Roadmaster s PaAsen-
ger 4 Door Sedan. Radio. Heater.
Visor. Undercoated. II looks like
q new automobile. Has 5 ex-
cellent tires. One OF the smart
est cars on the highway. II IL In
excellent condition and has the
appearance Of q new car. Sl64B.-
90. Stephens Buick. 1915 Hen
nepln. Minneapolis. 81. Paul
Buick. 40 Slbley st. 81. Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08
Ylla 0osslPII YRuYMl

Carroll Binder the sdItOrlaIs given FUN page interview
the New York Post last week.
handful Of orchids for York LAngton for being such good
host the Ralph lunches last week. the qstest place
the two monhs the RinRde Gym And the biggest
laugh Glen Fanagans Suspension for 30 days. There positively
win be local bong until early October na Of couple
hundred dollars would given the fight fans better future
lection enjoyed George Jesa crack 10 the Radio CITY aud
iencsi u think this first visit 10 Minneapolis can't make
though IN check towels" Kirk Douglas the
oF the flicker CHAMPION unsd 10 be wrestler
college Dd the best business a the state theatre IN Bx montha
And do remember when PaFuns used 10 ten their children
policeman instead Of nEhtsrH Happy Weekend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

le4s Plymouth ConveFtEble Sport
c0upe. Bsauttfsh dark green
finiah Very low mileage. II 10
like new In every way and an
outstAnding value at Sl5o6.00
Stephens Buick. 1913 Hsnnspln.
Minneapolis, g. Paul Buick go
sibiey 81 81 Paul.
1870 Buick Super Deluxe 8 Pass.
4 Door Sedan. Radio. Heater. 8
excellent tires II looks Hike the
day II was new. An outstanding
value at s6eo.O0. stsphsnS
Buick. fols Hennepin, Mime
apoiis. g. Paul Buick, go SLb-
ley st., st. Paul.
1898 Buick Special s Pass. . Door
Sedan. Here 10 the eIeanest 2
door We have sold In Mime
apolis this year at this price. II
has had unusually good care.
We invite you 10 see II and drive
u before you buy. This price 10
$4,000 less than we have ever
sold this model for. S496.00.
Stephens Buick. IOls Hennepln.
g. Paul Buick. go SlbIey s.
81. Paul
i0t7 Buick RnadmaatsF Convert
ible Sport Coupe. II you are
looking for Q Convertible Coupe
that 10 practically new and sell
ing for lees than you can buy
any new Convertible, see this
beautiful car before you buy.
3Iee6.O0. stephens Buick. 1913
Hennepin. Minneapolis. %. Paul
Buick, $40 sibley 81. st. Paul
1913 Buick RoadmasteF 8 Pass.
Deluxe Door Sedan. Dyna-
now drive. Radio. Heater. Tn
dercoatsd. Dark blue finish
This fine car sold . few months
ago for $4,000. II IN In ex-
cellent condition. Very low mile
age. Fully guaranteed. A car
you win be proud to own and an
outstanding value at 1895. 90
Stephens Buick, 1915 Hennepin
Minneapolis. st. Paul Buick. $40
sIbley 81. st. Paul
1919 Buick Special o Pass. 4 Door
Sedan. II you are looking for .
clean small Buick that has had
excellent care, here Ia q real
bargain at S705.00. stephens
Buick. 1919 Hsnnepln, Mime
apolis. 81. Paul Buick. 40 sib-
ley s., st. Paul.
1910 Nash Six 4 DIR. 8 Pass. sed.
an. This small Q cylinder car ls
In excellent condition and o real
bargain at $4,000. stephens
Buick. 1918 Hennspin, Mime
apoliA. 81. Paul Buick. $40 sib-
ley 80. sc. Paul.
1910 Buick Special 8 Pass. 4 DR..
Sedan. Radio. Heater. Here II
dependable. economical trans
portAtion In q car that looks
like q new automobile. II wont
be here long at sS4s.OO stephens
Buick. 1919 Hennepin. Mime
apolis. 81. Paul Buick. 40 sib-
ley st. st. Paul.
l04s Buick RoadmAstsr 8 Pass. 2
Or. Sedanet. one OF the finest
cars on the highway. This one
Ia almost new. S1s7B.OO. Ste
phenA Buick, I01s Hennepin.
Minneapolia 81. Paul Buick.
44o stbley 90. st. Paul.
1910 Buick Century 8 Pass. 4 Or.
Sedan. Completely recondition-
ed and guaranteed. $500.
stephens Buick, 1919 Hennepin,
Minneapolis 90. Paul Buick, 40
sihley st., g. Paul
lSAs Plymouth Deluxe s Pass. 4
Door Sedan. The cleanest Ply
mouth we have had this year. II
looks like O new automobile.
3io95,00 stephens Buick, 1918
Hennepln. Minneapolis. st. Paul
Buick, 40 Smiley s.. So. Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

QUICK EXTRA CASH selling
Christmas cards. Request Free
samples. II costs nothing 70 try.
Elmcraft chicago, $3.50 @. west
srn. Chicago. III.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

CHICAGO - When the Major
League An Stars tEOt On Facets
Field In Brooklyn for the begin
ming Of their Hixteenth annual
classic July II, Jackie Robinson,
who needs no Introduction. win
Be the firSt Negro 70 ever start
or play in this game, which u the
ambition Of every Major League
baseball player.
Robinson, - his leagues lead
ing vots-gettsr and second only
70 Ted Williams from Boston, In
the total vote was selected on the
basis Of his best year In organized
baseball.
He has not been thrown out
once In IL attempts to steal SEC
ond base. He leads his league In
doubles and IL tied for the league
Lead in triples. besides leading IN
the number runs batted in and
batting average at .3s1.
Larry Dolby Cleveland IndIansI
and Roy CampaneIiA brooklyn
DodgeFal have also been selected
on the second teams but may not
play until after three innings.
Although nothing much has
been said In local circles about
the title match between Sugar
Ray Robinson and Kid oayiIan
ths Challenger. the bout 10 cans-
ing considerable conjecture In the
East.
sports confabs are wondering
whether Robinson can make lat
weight limit without hindeFing
his condition too much.
On the other hand Kid Gavilan
has been exceptionally sharp In
his workouts In ParksvtIle. ~. Y,
being only one pound overweight,
In spite Of his impressive work
outs. oavilan win have 20 do more
than look good In training TO beat
Sugar Ray who. we think. IL one
Of the most outstanding pieces Of
boxing machinery In this era.
SPORT BRIEFS
George TaIliferro. formerly of
Indiana University, win play In
the 1919 An star Football Game
August II. Harrison Dillard.
Andy stanfield. Mai Whitfield
and Herb Douglas viii be among
those chosen TO tour Europe In q
series OF Track meets. Ike VIII
lama. Lightweight Champ, has
moved his training site twice
since he started training for his
championship with Enrique Boz
lanos scheduled for July n at
wrigiey Field. Chicago. No reason
was given for the changes. Luke
Easter, smuggling first baseman Of
the San Diego Padres has under
gone an operation on his ailing
knee. Rumor has Il that Cieve-
land. parent club Of the Padres.
In greatly interested In this young
man. Vice President Greenberg
went out TO San Diego TO see
Easter and the latter was sent
Immediately TO Cleveland for
treatment on the injured knee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-08

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paid.
Talking about hot weather; at the Ralph
EunehS dinner last week our NeIi Russell
asked John Simmons. Cant you DO something
about this hsatH" 10 which he (slmmons) pO-
Italy answered; I'm sorry. Nell don't have
tho power anymore"
AZ q recent address on his impression gained
during . tour Of the nsw state OF Israel. Dr..
Reuben X Y0ungdahl pastor Of Mount olivst
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