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Evening star., 1951-04-11
AIun1nue Hold
Runnaqe Sale

The annual rummage sale of
Kappa Alpha Theta is being held
today through Saturday at 1868
Twenty eighth street NV. The
committee in charge includes Mrs.
Wesley Burton, Mrs. Roger john
son, Mrs. Edward T. Cook and
Mrs. Robert c. Hibben.
Proceeds from the sale will be
applied to the local alumnae fund
for a scholarship in logopedics, a
project which was started in 1949.
Applications for the 1851 scholar
ship are being received and blanks
can be obtained from Mrs. John
B. Sci1ravesand. philanthropy
chairman. Any one interested in
working with the speech handi-
capped may apply, it was an
nounced.
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Benefit Plans Announced
By District Area Clubs

Mrs. Truman will be the honor
guest at the Spring luncheon of
the Capital Division of the Wom-
ans National Farm and Garden
Association to be held at 1890
pm, April 26 at the Hotel Statler.
A special feature of the lunch
con will be the competition for
table decorations which will in
clude entries from garden clubs of
nearby States as we'll as the Dis
Itrict. Many entries have already
been registered with Mrs. Floyd
Smith, contest chairman. Judges
will be members of the National
Council of Garden Clubs.
Mrs. James w. Boyer is the
luncheon chairman and Mrs. Mel
son P. Hoff is in charge of tickets.
Proceeds from the luncheon will
be used for scholarships for rural
girls and the international fund
lof the division.
Teo for Nursing Fund
A benefit tea for Chinese nurses
i'm Formosa will mark the World
Health Day observance of the Dis
trict Business and Professional
Women's Club to be held from
g to 5 pm. Sunday at the home
of Dr.. Carolyn Pincock, 1000 Six
teenth street NV.
Contributions will be used to
support training program and
to purchase laboratory, library
and other equipment for the Chi
nese Army Nursing School of the
National Defense Medical Center
on Formosa. The Chinese Nurs-
ing Fund is a 10-year-old project
of the National Federation of Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Clubs.
Hostesses at the tea will be
members of the Health and Safety
Committee. DR.. Pincock is men,
ber of the District club and chair
man of the State FederatioIl'S
Health and Safety Committee.
Scholarship Benefit
The scholarship fund Of Court
Forest Glen Catholic Daughters
of America, will benefit from a
fashion show to be sponsored by
the court at pm. Monday at the
Holy Name Academy Auditorium.
Pershing drive and Springdale
road. Silver Spring.
Mrs. George A. Zahm is the
Evening star., 1951-04-11

general chairman for the show
and is being assisted by Miss Bee
Victory. Ticket chairmen are
Mrs. Charles H. Abel and Mrs.
William E. Cassop. while Mrs.
John N. Randolph. Mrs. Basil AL
lison and Mrs. James Price are
in charge of prizes. Mrs. William
Smith and Mrs. Charles Wootten
are handling publicity.
ChiIdren's Porty
A party for children will be
given by ATAC from 2::30 to 4:30
pm. Sunday at the Jewish Com
munity Center. Entertainers will
include a magician. ventriloquist,
the Trinidad Boys Club tumbling
team and dancers. Movies and
cartoons also will be on the pro-
gram.
Proceeds from the party will go
toward the purchase of an oxygen
tent for Children's. Hospital. Mrs.
Bernard Salisbury is in charge
of tickets.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Corning to Speak

DR.. Hobart Corning, superin-
tendent of the District schools.
will be guest speaker at a luncheon
meeting of the civicS-education
section of the Twentieth Century
Club at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
the YWCA. He will be introduced
by Mrs. Robert Swan Townsend,
section chairman.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
MODERN BEDROOM

TonIinson eroy woInut 6o-ineh, 8-drower
dresser, 6drower chest, bed, night tobIe. Wos
S552.5o. Now s3es
Magnificent blond Birds Eye Maple 64-nch,
l2-drower double dresser, mirror, chest, bed,
night toble. Was $50 Now $3eo
Drexel blond mahogany 6o-inch, double
dresser. chest, bed. night tobIe. Wos S582.
Now $44s
Groy wolnut 58-inch double dresser, chest-on-
chest, bed, night tobIe, bross trim. Was S406
Now S2eo
Mink nohoeony 64-ineh, l2-drower double
dresser, lO-drower est-on-ehest, bed, 2
drower night tobIe. Was S454 Now $54s
Huge round corner blond Primo Vera 64-inch
double dresser. big chest-on-chest. bed and
two night stands, sliding troy interior. Was
S634. Now S4e5
Cordovon mahogany dresser, mirror, twin beds
and night stond Was S342 Now Sl9e
.Widdieonb bisque mahogany ful1-size muslin
upholstery heodboord Was Sll2 Now S5S
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Women FLYERS

The Women Flyers of America,
Inc, will meet tomorrow evening
with Miss Sally Blaine at the
Park Central, 1900 F street NV,
Miss Blaine is supervisor Of the
Washington chapter, which is
opening it's rolls to women inter-
ested in any phase Of aviation.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Miss Raw to Speak

Miss Beatrice Raw will speak at
o meeting of the poetry group of
the District League of American
Pen Women to be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the branch studio,
1S51 Columbia road NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
OCCASIONAL PIECES

Johnson-HondIey loree sotinwood bonded
connode. Was SITS. Now $l8e.oo
Baker II inch pine crown glass breokfront.
Wos 81 ITS. Now S6o5.o0
Custom mode, mirror back. grill front eobinet
Was $5e5. Now S2e5.00
Duneon Phyfe 46-inch Drop Leof Mahogany
Toble, | drawer, bross claw feet Was $40 So
Now $3.50
Mahogany FIip-Top Wall Extension TobIes,
with leaves. Were $50 So Now $47.50
Genuine Hondruos Mahogany 3 Drawer Boch-
elor Chest with side-out writing tray. Was
$4e.5O. Now S3o. 50
7-Drower Serpentine Front knee-HoIe Ma
hoeony Desk, genuine leather top. Was Sis.
Now S88
Widdicomb Bonbe Gold MetoI Leaf Hand
Decorated Commode. Was $4o8. Now S2e3
Magnificent 68-inch Boxer Breokfront with
elaborate pedment top, English crown gloss,
Was $7oo Nov $685.
DINING ROOM
Boxer dining chairs, 6 sides, arms, uphoI-
stored seat and back. Were S81o Now
$46e.oo
Drexe French Provincial buffet with hutch
top, toble, a side chairs, arms Was S548.
Now $393
kittineer solid mahogany Iodder-bock chairs,
2 sides and 2 arms. Wos S27o. Nov sos
Large all mahogany dining tobIe, gift exten-
sion, with inIoid rim. Wos Sl63. Now $3.50
Tyroleon knotty pine buffet with tile inserts,
gloss door corner china, refectoY toble,
4 chairs, z arms Was S645. Now S395
Fine all mahogany quorter-round inloid cor
ner cabinets. Was Slo5. Now Sl5o
Genuine mahogany porty service, removable
gloss tray top, folding Leaves, opens 81 inches
Was S05. Now $68.00
BRoADLooM SALE
] e1O"xl5' Turquoise Imported Hand woven
BIN. Was S321 As. Now Slz9.50
| lIxl3 beige tone on tone, scroll design.
Was $2645O. Now S147.oo
! lZxl3,Z" all wool green twist Wos
$Z38.95. Now $i6e.5o
lZxI4'o" all wool green twist Was
S3275O. Now Sz2e.75
Izxls'6" green chenille rug, deep pile. Wos
1887. Now S4es.5o
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485 50. yds. aIl-wooI twist broodloom. Rose,
grey, green, beige. g and ! = width. Wos
$3.50 Now 1925
Evening star., 1951-04-11

3O-46"x6' Scotter Rugs, one of kind
Were 500 so to $3.50 Now $l4.e5
Evening star., 1951-04-11
LIVING ROOM SOFAS
AND CHAIRS

$75. Nov S3s 00
Hampton Shops Tufted Am Regency Soto, Z
down cushions, rose texture Was $485.
Nov $z97. 90
Tonlinson Tufted Back and Arms Loetnae
so,hoirs sprinedown cushions, red texture.
Was $l5e5o. Now siie.5o
Mahogany Tufted Back Pull Up Chair, lime
mottelosse. Was $3.50. Now $500
Korpen Shaped Arm Lounge Chair, gold mat
telosse. Was ST 49, so. Now $500
Tufted Kidney Soto, red brocotee, one piece
down cushion. Was $47o. Now $3.50 90
loeblein of Kent Soto, large and louney, lovely
topestry upholstery. extremely comfortable.
Was S495. Now $2e5. 90
knotty pine high back wing choir, red print
back and seot Was $o7 co. Now $48.5o
Korpen lounge sofa in grey moteIosse, down
pillow seat and back, regency motif. Was
$o25. Now $345
Curved SOTO in Kelly green texture, down cush-
ion, frineed to floor, very comfortable Was
$3.50. Now $3.50
Fredericksburg VonderIey ladies' occasional
choir, black lacquer and gold tufted velvet
Was $40. Now S77.0o
Kittineer Provincial SOTO, wood frone, blue
eroy texture. Wos S4o5. Now $2s5
Tonlinson 3-Cushion Lawson Soto, red or
brown moteIosse. Was $23450. Now SITS
BerkIey shops Lawson back sofo rose nnote-
losse. Wos S2oo So Now S1ee.50
Tomlinson Huge English Lounge Chair, rose
or green texture. Was ST 1850. Now $84
Kent channel back lounge chair, brown and
grey texture. Wos Sl3e.5o. Now $3.50
CoIoniol mahogany rocker, green top. Wos
$65. Now S4o.5o
Evening star., 1951-04-11
BEDDING ITEMS

BEDDING ITEMS
Simmons "a size Hideobed in eroy: Was
S2o9.5O Now Sl75.oo
z Simmons "a size Hideobed in green, Wos
$229 Now $l8s.oo
| Simmons Hideobed in rose frieze. Wos
S2oo. Now $2l5.00
! Simmons Hideobed in red domosk Wos
S24o Now $2l6.00
5 Heller studio couches in assorted covers
Were S7o to $50. Now $500
! Sc" Swing size heodboord deep tufts rose
sotn domosk, wood frame. Was 100.
Now $3.50
z Burtonehter Sleep sofos, green and soee
Were S14o and Sl59 Now $1,000
springs Were $1,000 to $42 so. Now $3.50
| Junior size Pullman sleeper smoke eroy,
Wos S344 Now S258.o0
| Junior Size Pullman sleeper in red frieze
Was 1884. Now $z64.oo
! Full size Pullman sleeper. eroy, Was S279.
Now S22s.oo As is
Lotex foam mattresses and box springs. Were
$3.50 set. Now $lls.oo
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM
Choise Lounge, fIoroI scot and back, choice
of rose or green. Was S85. Now S49.5o
Button Back Boudoir Chair cherry quilted
satin skirted base. Was $50 So Now $34.50
Slight magnificent cross band mahogany r.
drawer, double dresser, chest t-on-chest, double
bed Wos $685. Now S3sS
French Provincial antique white chest, vonity
and glass, double bed Was S442 Now
sszs.oo
French pointed Provincial 5o-inch, e-drower
double dresser and mirror, chest, bed Was
S422. Now S22e.oo
Slight Magnificent Cross Bond Mahogany, r.
Drawer, Double Dresser, Chest on Chest,
Double Bed Was $766. Now S3S8
kndeI o2-inch, l2-Drower serpentine Front
Double Dresser, 8-Drower Chest-on- Chest,
Bed, Night TobIe Was S846. Now S5e5
EIoboroteIy Carved 58-inch Mahogany Double
Dresser and Mirror Was S2o5. Now Sl5S
French Provincial, Antique White, 33-inch
Commode. Was Sis. Now $74
French Provincial, Antique White and Gold
26x4O Carved Mirror Was 49, Now $3.50
kindel 7-Drower Mahogany Vanity Base. Was
STAT. Now SIS
DrexeI FuII-size Mahogany Panel Bed. Was
$780, Now $3.50
DrexeI Solid Mahogany 5-Drower Chest. Was
$l46. Now $3.50
DrexeI Solid Mahogany Mite Stand Was s56
Now $3.50
DrexeI Pine e-Drower chest-on-chest: Was
Sl70. Now $3.50
Genuine Mahogany 8-Drower Double Dresser
and Mirror by Drexel. Was Sle95o. Now
DrexeI Mahogany Double Dresser Bose and
Mirror. Was Sl56 Now $3.50
Cherry Sotin Deep Tufted Back and Scot Re-
eency Boudoir Chair. Was S98. Now $40
TonIinson Mahogany Regency Bedroom
Group. Huge double dresser, mirror, chest,
full size bed and mite stand. Was S764. Now
$4so
FDONe WIN Twin DeQS. WQS pOOO NOW 9o1S
Solid Mahogany 4 Post Bed. Was Sl04 Now
$3.50
Widdiconb White and Silver Matching Com
modes, French Provincial. w osS260 eo Now
S195 ca.
Custom Made French Blue and Silver, 72-ineh
double dresser Was $3.50. Now $325.00
EIoboroteIy carved 8-drower Mahogany vanity,
mirror and bench. Was $35O---Now $174.0o
Baker Cross bonded 7-drower mahogany chest
with leather sliding troy. Was $427.5O. Nov
S2z5.oo
Evening star., 1951-04-11

81 SO. yds ~ Width Groy Textured Brood
loom. Was $3.50 So yd Now S1l.s5 50. yd.
4o So yds. IL Width Groy Tone on Tone.
Wos Sl4.5O SO. yd. Now $lo.e5 50. yd.
50 50. yds " Width AlI-Wool Rose Twist.
Was SlOe5 So yd. Now $7.s5 50. yd.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

Silver Fown walnut 66-inch double dresser,
mirror, chest-on-ohest, bed, night table,
Just 6 left! Was S62o5O. Now $685.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
OCCASIONAL TABLES


French Provincial, End, leather top, shelf,
fruitwood Was $ll9 Now S74.5o
End Tobe. mahogany inIoid, shelf. Wos
$780, Now Slss5
Smoker, clover leaf design, mahogany. Was
$50 so. Now Slse5
Baker Lamp TobIes, brown leather mahogany,
shelf, drawer. Was Sl25. Now $3.50
Lomp TobIes, custom made, mahogany, brown
LEATHER drower Wos $3.50. Now $3.50
lnnperiol ehoirside tobIe, 1914 So. 2 shelves:
Was $54.oo. Now S3zs5
Rotchet toble reproduction. decorators piece.
Was SIS. Now S4450
Lamp, tobe top, quality brown leather, swirl
mahogany. Was SIS. Now $3.50
lohnson-HondIey cocktail, mahogany base,
decorated gloss top. Wos Sl3o.5O
Now $3.50
Pembroke tobIe, 28x2l closed, 28x3e open;
brown fooled leather top. Was $o45O.
Boxer choirside tobe, rs" So. shelf, cobfnet
Was Sl59 Now S9S
Lamp tobIe, custom made, brown tooIed
leather, shelf Wos Sll75O. Now $3.50
Imperiol Sofa Tobe,. .48x24, fooled leather top,
3 drawers. Was Sl4e. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1951-04-11
MODERN LIVING ROOM

Modern Lounge Chair, Brown and Green Tex
ture. Was Sis. Now $l15.o0
Three Piece Sectional Soto, Consisting Of Two
Love Seots and one corner Unit, Beautifully
Styled Three Pieces Was $648. Now $4,000
Revolving TeIevision Lounge Choir in Lovely
Green Texture, Custom Made Wos S2l2
Now $3.50
Tufted Chairs, green or Corol; skirt to floor
Was S95. Now $3.50
to S42 so. Now $3.50
Green Channel Back Occasional Chair, Nail
Trim Was S95 Now S4s.50
z Modern Love Seats in Green Ribbed Texture,
Button Back. Was Sll975. New $7o.o5
St. Paul recorder., 1951-12-28
Page l. St Paul RECORDER, Friday December rs, 1851

Christmas message The Henry Thomas ams
pleasing Elva and Frederick Jones offering
Our house was made happier by Cureys
Spokane Boedghemer the George Dozers in
BOyds Gwendolyn Fowler of De MOn Clark
Chavs Walker Gloria and shrlee Brown on and Ann
Dahl Mae and Nathaniel Clark Loretta ana Everett "aS lo anu
Jones, Ellen Morrison Bobby Thompson in
City, Glanons David p and Dorothy Evans in
X. c, and Olga Joseph Sonnenschen
Mabe and R. Sid Harris were thoughtful Ray
Augustine Skinner Charlie John
Chester stovas in St Louis the John
Vaughn Clio Wikerson the Shelton
Granger Boyds Ash Gasns Clarence and
Gloria Smith, Anna Fall Fay Harrison George Game Mr. and
Mitchell Hobart Jr who is to be Bene
Myrtle Bobby Blumberg Florence and
Adams Edythe Burt Mr. and Mrs
Mrs H Bolts the Leon Abbeys of Chicago
Norman Howell
Wilson designs his
glowing card pcturng all
the Wilson's Grace lovely active wife gives much of her time
to community betterment.
Anthony greeting appropriately
There time quite like Christmas
remembering the friendships
Wishes like the Old Tried and
ones-A Merry Christmas
And Happy New Year.
Alice Curry the Dale sargents Jill
nc Jimmy helped gaden o
Right purity greetings left
Grangers
New York the Big Town and from Gerard Jope who Mime
apols long way from his native Haiti
those who Dole Ben Peey making
their California the Adams of Duluth the Head
of the Lakes w Washington hospital bed
titled Jolly Christmas and Dial who know
will make Christmas parties a
Holiday greetings varied form and content but all adding
to the Of the Marjorie and Paul DR.
Earl Weber Barbara Chvers
Ellis Houston Peter l. Andersen Sally and Sam schein Hattie and
Dad Walker Theodore Maxine Clarence
but had the descriptive space
beauty greeting
to our house it would please nightly
Suffice to love and friendship those who
and thankful
peace
to to trouble world the hearts of the
mbued with that glad snds which
way.-CEN
St. Paul recorder., 1951-12-28

to We instance
your correspondent a years
the exception last year. correspondent
days enjoy
the thoughtful kind acquantances well whers and others
way.
Possibly because Christmas busy time with have
thoughlessly impevous pointed sug-
gesons holiday prepara-
selecting cards guy enjoys
cvng Christmas cards we are terribly em in helping select
addressing year
Christmas although
in the house 25 days before Christmas This year we sat down and
despite
wouldn't properly that going
cards when she time etc kept right on addressing
simple n red green
all beautiful the simplest the
workmanship Many spent
their selection.
days Christmas. Develma
he house dcaor has already Indignantly
that should not before Christmas
meanwhile shaking debris opened
veopes surrounding little charside bookstand
The Mr.. and Mrs w. L Williams the
featured bells with coors red blue and white
The Reuben Warren had jolly Santa with candle hand offering
jolly seasonabe Cherro Mae and Eddie Marshas featured
pretty young lass yoohoong he greetings OF the season Tom
the milk card had Jolly checked The
Hubert Humphrey family with Nancy skipper Bobby Douglas
greeted us from the porch Of the Senator's home in Maryland The
Humphrey also the the front of the
best wishes Newman little card showed
selection
Rev. Stewards holly wreathed "skeeer'
offering country yard
Curer and Ives Winter the Country from Dorothy and
Anthony The William Johnsons
the letters Flake and Santa Clause UsA
Ruth Judys with blue silver and red adornments
presented pretty picture Youngdahs
contained invitation them
Grahams with traditional
and song Silent Night pictured the
l. Guchard Paris, the Hamar
Fagcrs Lelands the Harry
Karlns Hoyers Henry Kitchens
Saers all with
quiste leaving with warmed hearts
X. Knights gold
Dropping you this Christmas
To sort of let know
That folks like you help
Brighten life 60
Angels singing glad dings Chrsts birth
and Timothy Howard little reindeer Pensve mood extended
Smiths burning
candles lighted Christmas the Happes kind
o a New Year.
messages r Moulden
Phoebe Dorothy Helen
Gladys Mary
Robert b. Ehlen an Davis,
Addie and John Johnnie Mae and Lafayette Fields
Unique
St. Paul recorder., 1951-12-28
CUBAN WONDERS WHY FEW NEGRO TOURISTS

worried observation
close historical political economical
geographical between the u. Cuba there
through
American cooed people do
n these visits
What are among the
Cuba that keeps them from this country? As
would like to the friendly rea
people the of better and profitable
understanding.
give To make that possible IN the near
future number of American colored vis
tors steps taken order TO clear
this situation spread among the cood population in the
complete what Cuba and why is called
the Paradise what the public and private
lations between white and colored people here.
will very greatly your cooperation Mr. Editor
in commenting publication information for your
giving and address that may be able
receive their why they not
Cuba up and therefore enabling to offer them facts
and details them that this the ideal
vacations.
AS an accountant business ddcatng the last
wears IN social political works having elaborated
during more than engh years with the well
ana soeis Urutia of the staff of Daro de
Newspaper active member of the Ana
r1,hp for colored people (Agramoene St 622 Havana
You sincere appreciation for the cooperation
NAV kindly give this endeavor And awaiting with inter
-, vou repy ON this which anticipate my thanks
% 10 remain Very cordially Fioeneio d. Baro Aguar Se
Habana.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-12-28
Toward Improved Roads

state formed to begin education
approval the polls in November 1892 OF pro-
posed amendment 5 to the Minnesota constitution
win be recalled is the one which would aiot
vehicle receipts to county and town
ship and village streets The remaining
the highways instead of the 100 per-
highways now receive
As STEP Association for Amendment No g. has
published short booklet Strengthening the Highway
system booklet sets forth clearly the case
for Amendment Among significant facts brought out
the total amount of money available
highways from $32 million to $o million Tin
available county and rural roads have
increased only $2s million to $37 million
state highway funds from the deci-
the gasoline tax and the motor
this action with the thought that
the increased through
amendment 1850 but instead the amend
citizens have been paying the higher taxes
roads which the legislature contemplated
No approved the state highways will still
compared with 19474sis
age part because the state highway
Indebtedness OF S27 million
per year but payment win be made in 1852.
opinion among highway authorities is that highways
the highway taxes like
Minnesota however leves more
road than other state IN t
No secondary and rural roads will
mile road funds compared tc
$4,000 for eachm mile of state highways.
Amendment No. passes municipality in Mnnesotf
will funds Of its cti
zens-DOdge County Independent
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Minnesota VS.. Denmark; Or The Argument
Over BuffeF

become the focal
way argument acted
in imposing import other
dairy products competition with similar American products
Congressman Andersen who offered the amendment and Senator
Ambassador Eugene Anderson who shares Red Wing
home and the State Depart
say No.
We do pretend to enough
particular positive But do think is
typical problems will have face if they to
leadership the Communist
world.
easy depend dairy
ing large part your do all of here
why the foreign butter might hurt the price of the
butter produce"
policy craftsmanship
We keep other points mind
people say they opposed subsidies they
must also tariff For tariff nothing or less than
subsidy in behalf of the producers upon whose outside competition
duty is levied
generally agreed relatively
nations of the prerequisites to world prosperity and
peace offering constructive leader
ship roadblock the
every little foreign competition.
point that spending dollars western Europe
nations achieve that they
against hardly help
economically taking their mareso by forcing
them O with Russia.
The heart of the foreign policy
Republicans put think
majority American that
future is pretty closely to of Europe
Certainly trouble
control These backward populations nhtera
the ndtray 1t will be generations before they be
productive enough even to sustain their own numbers
Europe different Here great industrial
shop factories highly skilled population
these productive facilities should be turned against America
would be danger indeed.
while spending 65 billion this year building
up military also spending about onenth
that to help the people of western Europe people with whom
ancestry and democratic faith to de-
themselves America lot defense investing
tenth in the people Of free Europe.
conclusion, then that this
Danish butter be decided isolation from other problems
the basis of selfish economic interest The guiding cnsdera
probable effect fundamental American foreign
policy upon depend
dom and democracy every corner of the netDodge County
Independent
St. Paul recorder., 1951-12-28
Premature Retirement Bad

Industry would render real service to and
less thousands of people could develop
sls experience being
retired at the age of So.
Not long this writer at dinner honong who
being largest ogan-
cations solely because he had reached what the
retirement When protest president
company gives
best he has large the 65
physically The
retired would difficult capable
the that would take them
reach important positions.
In the under discussion the
vigorous, physically mentally place
FOR him He could be extremely useful and surely he himself
be happier Retirement sound interesting those
individual / 5 a
The Bureau Of OdAEe
people they
percent voluntarily
St. Paul recorder., 1951-12-28
Goodbye 1851

Az the wear 1851 OF apt 10 IeeI
that year 1t has been year OF uncertainty DUN
ON the domestic cfronta the international scene
t,oans NAV trthlny record which
the whole TO the dogs and that NOBODY
able to do too much about IT, Al e hesh' oi
solution
mary problem getting nations Of the world oger
on any type of world peace program
The United Nations believe of world IN whch
men live brothers pushed 1851 to keep It's Work
moving United States the u NJ would only De
FORGOTTEN name Yet II the good that out Of World
War H.
international situation ana the
further depressed by the scandals and
corruption high places in the counys governmental areas
wag on a Wabasha said to we walked
along Bring couldn't be than l9ol
This newspaper has feeling that the vocal gentle
man spake more truth perhaps he realized