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9--Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED sandwich sir
wanted. Night work. Chuck's
Sandwich Shop. So Duval Street.
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LIGHT housekeeping and sleep
Ing rooms. I block from busi-
ness district. Free parking. SD
whitehead Street septlS-6tx
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-DOunLE HoIlywood beds. Mr. Q

DOohA&k hollywood beds, Mr. a
Mrs. Dresser. chairs. breakfast
set. studio couch. coffee table, end
table. platform rocker, floor
lamp large and small shay rugs,
Leonard refrigerator. window fan,
i2-inch oscillating fan. Call 3
sac or Iii7 fleming Street.
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GUARANTEED repairs and parts
Tor al makes. Write wylk's Com,
pany, SO N. W. 7th Avenue. NJ
AM. o. Phone T-es39T. sepGia-Tl
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To Rent

s-nEDRooM unfinished apt O.
house. No pets. Just q few
Children. Phone 2-53So
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FURNISHED ne-bedroom house.
Elec. kitchen. Couple only. No
pets SAIL Flagler. sepsi6-6tx
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. IT. PlllLc0 Refrigerator. eood

. ". FHILCO ketFigeTat0r. Good
condition. sso.oo. Dougle bed. coil
sprine. innersprlng mattress. tto.eo.
Double bed. box spring. inner
spring mattress. $500. Dlneste
table. ehrome legs and trim. plas-
tie top. four matching chairs,
Sls.oe. Phone 2-ss6s. after 400 PM.
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,1--Aparsmenls For Rent
fcoxTHxUEwp
ONE hadFusn. az electric. Private
haah, Utilities. Ilnana. diahea fms.
aAahs4 y snd . kaesal lnaa Easoa.
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APARTMENTS open Cos yomr =.
speetign. Furnished or unfuruish.
Cd noyal Pains ApaFtmenis. isg
street. SO Pntierson ave.
n00Ms and apts. for rent VERY
reaaonabls rates. SenaheIl No
ell. enFneF south and Williams S..
sepu-f
BEDROOM apta. FURNISHES. an
utilities supplied. Sea Isls courg.
IS Windsor Lane. septi-a
APARTMENTS and Sleeping
r0oma Nicely deeorssed. By day.
seek o. moalh. slutx Hotel. Apss
tlo Fleming. septi.tf
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. cool ].
bedroom and efficiency apis.
iaeing ocean. Phone 2.s77G
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EFFICIENCY and ! bedroom apt
Furn.s asiractive. cool eo7 Wash.
insion. sept9-tf
FURNISHED Apartment. All elec.l
trio kitchen. Very clean. by lease
only. Reasonable rent. as Francis
81. Couple only. septis.tf
FURNISHED Apis. 5000 10 eco %
pr month. Rooms. 500 10 $40. 90
per week. al william. septi4-etx
NEW APT. upstairs, Duvai 81
Always water pressure. (2s 20
aoD. klee. kitchen, tile bath, tub
and shower. Access 20 washing
machine. parking. Child accepted.
No pets. $500 monthly. Phone
1.@A septIs.si
NEW , room furnished apt. Near
Naval Station. Apply Is South
ard y. septls-et|
oNK-BEDRooM apt for couple.
Light housekeeping. Utilities
furnished. $4,000 monthly. Phone
2-s7s9 before 8 Pm. seplie-2t
FuRN. apt. Apply Sis Southland.
Apt II. septi6-4t
UNFINISHED apt. upstairs.
Tiled elec. kitchen and bath.
Continuous water supply. GOT
Duval st, rear. Phone 2-s73s.
GROUND FLOOR Apartment. fur.
nlzhed. Including utilities. soc
Eaton STeet. septi6-tf
FURNISHED Apartment. Reason.
ably priced. Adults only. Apply
iiz7 Packer Street. sessls.st
FiinN z.-S,.,.., -: -. -.
Apply Paul's Tire Shop. &c
White 50. septle.tf
APT. FOR RENT. nos Olivia or
80 Ashe. (Rearl. septls-2t
0ssrs 1Trp@scSs - -:
-.,t $780,. 49,. .s.'" go, 49, -,
Thompson 81. Apply al0 ANGELA
aeutf7- stx
Ur0501S=
...,s.s Ia.aas.eu sp1 al
- - ~ 80 Ssao =
- -. sePea "a
nrivass hs,h' Mar Sur nsss
eiA7s weekly. Call 7-s7es.
amoff = 9f
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BEAUTIFUL 2is bedroom house,
Sun deck. patio. fireplace, ear,
port. Available Sept. Is. Com.
pletely fnrn. Adults and no pets.
Rent. $4,000. plus utilities.
months or longer. References.
Phone 2.s7eo. septlt-el
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CLEAN. quiet rooms. One block
from business district Free
parking. SD Whitehead S.
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oNE badFosn. al electric. Private
hslh. Utilities. llnana. diahes fms.
aiaha4 y smd D Metal lnaa Eatoa.
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w8wmmhan &c ReWth. Mnmwe -
Hasf. Tewnshtn - Aaush Naa@e
- Eaets Township e eru1k
HAnaa - Easls I0mmmhfn I'll
Nauth. HamMn - East. -
mhip ta NnnHh. AamRm "A Nmss-
Tamnahfn G6 Eanth. Han~@ a
East 1ownahle - scotia. ilnuee
- kaesf TewnahiR 81 Houfn.
hamMa - 49, Iew msAsp 81
~ Aoafh. flnnNa III Kaal. Teme.
as 81 seafh- Ranes - E~ss.
Tawnehfp 81 Momth. Manm~ -
RMaf. TewnnMiu 81 Momth. hnm@e
80 East ToWnship 81 Neweh
nanre IS Eaai. Tewnship e
Nauth. HanNa ~ East.
~ aFaar ~ the FlarSaa wnw,
Aauraast District Commsaniom. Mon'
zee Coamtg. FioEt4a.
(aeall faIJ0HN B. uAYRn
Secretary an4 Treasurer
asptf-ie-iT.atiat3
IS TmN CIRCUIT coUnT 90 wss
sIxENNNTM SKD1C1AL CEmegf1
riemsna. ~ rmaSsrnyr.AF s
guna Na an~9Na
ffELEx guNE BARR
sNa
JOEL a. BARR.
NOTICE nv Prnnrrx Tsas ~as
To- gDlsl. ~ HAIR, u.aN.s
Jas PAF.AU tcvE-isa,
efe postmaatsr
NeW Nafk, Naw reFh.
IoN ARE HEREBY AoTHwHwr
that nmit for eivnFen hiss haem eflas
AGAINST yea hefsin and yea AZ -
Qatfed % serve . copy af voar a.,
sWer on AtloFneY fof Plaintiff a..
Nle GhA nFiainmI thereof vita III.
1ieFh - the Ciremlt Court IN - -
FORE The ist dag 81 October All
1913. otherwise Decree Pre- oonfe.s,
win - catered against yea.
DATED ~ Kev West, F1arsAn
this Ia cay ~ September AID. lis
taeA&g EARL ~ AUARfa
ClaFk, Clrcult Caart
~ Kathleen Aoftage
DaRufv clark.
WILLIAM II. NEnIETT
hEffistsIT a IuffNANa
Attorneys ter pinlntiff
kAs DuNMl street.
Key West NioFlda.
eepts.fo-fT-a6rss,
~ TnE rInfNNT cnUmT OR 49,
IN AND W0m m0wm0w rNrMw1
1919 90 FLORIDA. ~ CmAs.
ATiihL SMITH cARR $50.
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$40 CAP BLHAeH q milo. sigse-
tive; zee hes ns issilna edes.
Buy fFem yevr greer. sepil-tl
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LOVELY farn. House. Available
Sept. 2oth, through Oct. 18th. :
bedroom and two bath. 9is Won
Phister Sc. septi7-2i
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4A--Ressaurnna and
Store Equipment

FOR SALE Cheap. In good con-
dition. Soda Fountain carbona-
Cor. Monroe Restaurant Cd
Duval Street. septfT-stx
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SMALL vanity and chair, Holly
wood double bed with inner
springs. u bed with innersprings
and two large drawers. Wardrobe
chest Of drawers. Easy whirl-
dry apt sire washer. Thor Spin
dry washer. isS-c Peary Court.
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42--Dogs Cats Pets
BLACK Pedigreed Cocker Spaniel
Female. Z months old. 5000. SIS
SouGhard. Apt. A. septis-st
BABY PAnAKEETs. Tame MOE
keys for pets. Pet shop. an Caro-
line Sc. 7-e&70. septi5-st
suhssEi6s 70 Ths clslssa
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II
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fslA ~ Conditioner - Close OF.
lsssa - 49, asAsl, - I
Iear -. - $50, :. a. $3.50
.ssrssn- -. :. - s. - - uss...ln
Icornsr Fs@-.sss "a Fs,..a Sss''. =.
Phone a-@aa seusfs. q
---------------------------.----
saMlNe MACHINE - slNcna
lc.,sSs |. 80. ro -. sALANeh ooa
-. - 80. 49, as'an. .aa pasAa
- - @e.es. $50 wyMs Sosa'
y. ". IN A'ehae. ~.
~ rhone s-ssas'' septAeft
laAu--a-lI -
A'
kor Sale
SINGLE r,,S....-=SS -.
with lera contacs Manaesr.
Post 0fFiee Inn. mus3-tf
q PTFfr T..,a... -. r...SI.. 49,
las - -. 81 - .ssa
lFogsy,. a.. ..., 90. :.
-, ,s.S...s------------------.-g.Ss.-.---S '
fv.DaNe screened erio. Ihayer
msn snalF, stroller, infant rocker,
S,sper palL Dormeyer elee. mlxer.
,...ss.'...-..' =. ,s.s.-.
@nNL1 LN, a inch Consoie:
.H.euxaiiy new sis SouthAru
81. Ap. =. sep1SSs
. TT. PHILc0 RefrigeTalor. good
eondition, sso.oo. Dougie bed, coil
Spring. innersprlng mattress, SO. 20.
Double bed. box spring. inner
w,aS mastress' sAS.m Daneste
s. eaEome isss ana Vim. pas
ss 80 Ious masenlng enass'
sas'"' rhone sNsoSs' amer 400 Y ~.
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DOUBLE Hollywood beds, Mr.. a.
MIA dresser. cnairss breakfast
-, s'"aao eoucn' eotiee sanis, emo
sAoie' PLATFORM rocker, floor
lmmn large and wmmii mhmm F4anm
1900 s~s.s.~..ss. - -
ts-sn~h .'.s,,s,... -. r.u
ss7e - ssts Tqass,ns e.u.-s
s-.,,a =,
----------------.---.---.s-..g.s-.s -s'
- 80. 80 - -.
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- 80, 80 s,s.,'.r. w.s,ssas.
-. - ,s,sss
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FOR buying or selling any kind
Of Key West Property. contact
Paul Boysen. SO Fleming Street.
Established 1913. auR70. 30tx
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TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovated
large rooms. Singles $50. doubles
Si2.o1. septs-tl
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CURB Girl Night work. Good
money az active Drive-In. APP
ply Boulevard Drive-ln. Roose-
Welt Blvd. and ist ST. septie-tf
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; SMALL Houses gwen away. TO be
removed from land. johnson q
Johnson. ais Duval s.. 2-2ssi.
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3 BEDROOM. 2 bath Chs. house.
Tile roof. terrazo floors. on large
lot Attractive secluded screened
porch q terrace In back. Phone
7.707s i7lT South S. angz5-tI
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ONLY TWO Port Riehey IA n.
cypress skiffs lefs. Regular price
sitT.so. WIN close out for fii1so
each. Cupboard. 81 Mercury 10
HIP. perfect shape. New lower
unit. siss.oo. Martin Cupboard sales
and service. Darlow's Pure on
Service station. Us. "a" Highway.
Marathon, Florida. sepil7-st
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WAITRESS and kitchen help. Ap-
ply In person. ponce's Lunch-
eonetie. 70l Simonton 81. septiset
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lO-MaIe and /or Female
Help Wanted

MEN or women for dealers. one
full time, 3 part time. Refer.
ences required. See Mr.. Leeds.
Fuller Brush Products Stone. iii3
Truman Ave. Hours: $50 AN.
30 $50 PM. septi6-i0i
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CRAFTSMAN shaper and s-lnch
saw with h-inch horse motor.
Complete with bench and extra
parts. i4i0 Won Phister S.
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1919 DOODLEBUG motor scooter.
I baby crib. 1 bathinette. i7i1
Washington st. septie-3t
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APARTMENTS open f8T yomr ln.
spectign. Furnished or unfurnish.
Cd Royal Pains ApaFtmenis. lss
SiTsea and Raelsraon ave.
muaf a
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THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

her husband not only loved him.
they wOrnhipped him. A. more
boys came shs learned 10 divide
her love and attention.
Following ths death Of Mr..
Cobb. shs continued taking care
Of her boys. Some grew up and
moved away and others were re-
turned 10 their parents.
Later, when Mrs. Cobb and Mr..
Don LaFaucette married. friends
said, this II the end Of the boys"
But from the first, the bays and
Uncle Don" have gotten along
fine together.
Many of her boys keep In touch
with her only recently, she divid-
ed her vacation between two Of
her boys. One lives In Pittsburgh
and the other one lives a. cicvo.
land. Both are married and doing
fine,
While we were talking, one of
the boys came in 10 ask II he
could 20 ON an srrand. We we're
introduced 10 him, He was very
polite and we'll hammered.
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RrnntIfmI Yards

There are 80 many beautiful
flower gardens and handicapped
lawns we want to congratulate
every one of you who have spent
many dollars and many hours OF
loving care to make your beauti-
gardens.
We have seen quite n few Of
them and we have heard there are
many. many beautiful ones we
have not been. able TO see. Lest
we forget to mention some Of
them. we win say 10 all of you,
congratulations. Your hard work
Is noticed by every one and II
gives our Twin Towns quite n re-
putation for beautiful homes and
gardens.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31


Since 1883, Mrs. Lena Cobb La
Faucette, b34 Girard Avenue
North, has been a Boarding
Home Mother" for Hsnnspin
County and the Social Welfare Of
81. Paul.
Following Mrs. Cobb'H marriage
years ago. Mr.. Cobb told her he
would like her TO stay home. She
had boon used 10 working and
decided she would like to con.
tinue.
All Of her life she had loved
children, While visiting her friend
Mrs. Wilbur Wright, Mrs. Wright
said. You lave children and they
love you Why don't you take
care Of children In your home
That way you will be ut home and
yet you will earn some money.
too"
That was the answer. Before
any boys were brought 10 Mrs
Cobb. she was warned not 10 fail
In love with them, With the Rd.
vent Of her first boy. she and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

Mrs. LaFaucetts's son, Roy
Cobb, graduated from Vocational
high school In June. He told his
mother. Nom, you went TO tho
end Of the road with me. tJnight
get my first pay check, and now
I arm going to take care Of you"
lie Ia 10 years old and a boy 10 be
proud Of.
One Of her boys. frankie. was
recently adopted. For some time
she had been preparing Frankie
and herself for the parting. He
had made up his mind he was go
ing 10 be q big boy because he
knew his new parents" loved him
and wanted him, but he was only
five. and II turned out 10 be a sad,
fearful little boy who said good
by 10 the only mother" no knew.
We are happy 10 tell you we
know he IL rapidly becoming adj
Iustsd and Ia happy with his par.
snts.
Leon, now II. has been with
Mrs. LaFAucettr since he was
seven. A. we met each boy. we
were pleased 10 notice they all
were very well hammered boys and
very happy boys.
Nelson, age ten. has been with
Mrs. L.aFaucetts only few
months, hut he Is very much at
home,
Billy came 90 her when he was
mere infant Of eighteen months
lie Ia a big boy ~ years old now,
Raymond, age four, IL stilI q
little shy since no recently was
transferred from another home
The other boys assured as Ray.
mond IL not as shy now az he was
They have room upstairs
where they can play and they also
have IA televiHion set up stairs
where they watch their favorite
programs.
Two Of her boys we're on the
way TO n store when they heard
ono woman say % her friend 800
"aIn't that your son ?" The other
woman looked and replied, II
guess no." To one Of them she
said, Say, are you 80 and So
thiS nAme)7 The boy said yea.
She Rugged him. handed him a
dollar and said, Il am yRIr
Mother. The women walked on.
continuing their conversation.
The boys rushed home and one
said, MON. a woman who said
she IN my mother gave me a dol
lar Here you take II, don't
know her. you are the only
. MHNHet hil0Ws
by this time, we know you have
n big hump In your throat, We
did. too, Don't feel too badly,
though. THIS woman. mother Of
this lovely boy, has never called
on him or tried In any way TO Hec
him, and tho above incident took
place two years ago.
We looked at the boys M they
played happily outdoors, watching
for tho bus that would bring
Uncle Don" home,
Having known the love % q
good mother. we wondered what
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

panion, Now it's your turn"
The girl lifted q dress, but was
observed by store detectives who
arrested her.
Mrs. Brown was charged with
contributing to the delinquency
Of a minor and neglect Of her
children. who range in age from
3 months to five years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

Ray Anthony teaches her q dcnes step.
Rildy Yallsa, comedian Arnold Ssonq
and d1ncaT Peter Glddks head ne
party festivities
500 4 RANGE RTpEA-wSsisFn
5 MIRROR TFEATRE-DrGma
The Enormous Radio" with Fshct9
Msnts1lsgrs and Darsn McGdvin. A
youa1 couple with q EupaT-ssnsittVS
Tddio thdt savssdrops on oil tho osheT
Tudrtnsnts IN the building.
$50 4 ~ THEATRE
5 FOREIGN FNTRIoUE-AYSasEY
Tha lives Of five patriots Gre in ieop-
erdy when beautiful blonde spy
slips q ciqurp'ea case into Robert Cdff
mons pocket by mistake.
800 4 FAVoATrE srORY-pEumd
8 SUMNER THEATRE-AovsS
ESQ 4 MASTERPIECE THEATRE-Nov'S
1000 8 TOpAYS HEADLrNEB-inqra@
1915 5 MAN WHO'S BEEN THERE
1880 s HRwFS wEATHER PICTURE
Io,ss 5 INTO THE NIGHT
lIf0O 4 SHOW PEoPLE-Nusie
STARLIGHT THEATRE-Movis
"Iosssr Joins the Army With EInis
tc'inqsr and Betty Merton. he comic
adventures Of three soldiers durina
World War l.
Ills 4 MIGHT owl PLAYHousE-Mevta
"SboiId Hushgnds Work7" With iunss
and Lucille Gleason. plus AdTts WIZ
son. Mother tosssa q wrench into pos
business msTqeF
I7iO0 4 NIGHT owl NEws-Bdll
laos = NIGHT OWL PLAYHoUsE-cent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

lawyers, chiropractors, eye spec
ialists. child psychologists, and
other specialists. yet every new
parent emissions his child's de-
velopment as perfect.
To teach a child the value Of a
dollar these days a parent has to
have two.
Every bride should know 1t Is
as natural for a man 10 love his
wife as II is for a house 10 stand
on its foundation but the
foundation must be built on some
thing COLLABORATION Cox.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31
MOTHER ACCUSED OF
TEACHING GIRL TO STEAL

Toledo, Ohio -- amp - Mrs.
Narcola Brown. 20. was charged
last week with locking her six
children alone at home and teach
ing a 16-year-old neighbors
daughter in the art Of shop-lifting
Mrs. Brown, according to par
ents Of the girl. invited their
daughter to tour downtown de-
partment stores. She gave a prac-
teal demonstration Of shoplifting
and then told her younger COM
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

FRONTIERS or FAfrh-hshqion
ne American Council Of Chris,iInn
Churches present; ~" Ere BFs9a q 1,i ne,
Yguna. ds1n Of Shelton collsqs, NY.
Hymns: "H1rk. Hark Ny Soul" Seek
" ne. Lord" and AN Hall n" Power
Of isass' NIrns."
Il'oo I NEws s Observation-Disclosures
TOWER or TRUTH-RSligiOB
IiiS0 4 ANYWHERE. US.A.
YEATURE FTLM
1900 4 PARADE or HOMES
Homes for sale On Tvs -'H1tc edrpat
1870 Souls HAAROR-ASlqion
RFD.TV--AgricultgFa
Too 4 RgRuLAR-comsdy
NEws-KarnstSdf
lis TIE CHRiSTOPHERS
lao Z Better LIVING THEATRE
ROLLER DEHBY-sports
asDo z. W. EfEpARTi-NSws
YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW
Senator Henry "a. Jackson tD-Wash.i
who recently resigned from Sen. Nc
CdrthY's committee. guiEEsd BY teen
uqsrs.
AIS = SUMMER TDR US.A.-Musis
Mel Torms and Teresa Brewer Try
heir luck on Scottish golf course.
Ne sin2: Ey'r ,ia. aaTPso pens 70 s Ne
Polka" In duet. they sinq Ny One
And Only Highland FLING"
tao Z TIE BIG PICTURE
sZoo PARADE
Summer ~ the Duck Pend"
500 Z LAMP UNTO NY FEET
This Il the Challenge
~ RECITAL HALL--Ausie
ne Bdroqus Trio. instrumental group
Fernando Vdisnti. hIrpsichordIs'I ia
lius Baker. futtsi. md Dunssl S1idSn'
$40 I MAN or THE WEEK
Ron Cochrun. discussion chairman.
. AMERICAN FORUM or THE Am
ia Universal ALlitGry Truining Rsc
sasarY7" with Senators George 4.
smdihsrE lp.-Flul and Edwin c. John
son tpIcoio,l.
400 4 RDvENTURE-EdusutSo
~ a startling prediction ih1t insects
muY some ddY dominate tho Edrth.
tD A cdmsru visit 10 the Bird isldnds
Of the Parific. 81 Study Of the develop
men, Of aonsorY perception In hunGns.
8 AMATEUR chER-cookinq
$50 s DATE WITH TuDY-comSdY
500 4 YoU ASKED ron TT-vaEissY
Ar Baker. smess.
8 opERATIoN NEPTUNE
$50 4 your PLAY TIAR-DramG
A violent storm brings small or
Phun@d boy into tie lives Of q child.
less couple living in a little cottage
on The ENGLISH s~asoas'
SUPER GHosT-PGnsl
600 Z TOAST or THE TOWN
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they thought ~ they grew old
enough to know they had been
taken away firm their own par
ents, for many reasons.
Mothers, IL Ii something 10
think about. Sometimes these In
n0cent little children are moved
from place 10 place. but a. q rule,
they are kept in one boarding
home until they are old enough 10
be on their own.
The boarding horne mothers are
selected with great care and they
are women who love ehlIdFen and
are happy Ia care for them.
We know Of many Of these
mothers who have kept the chill
dren until they got married; long
past the day when the children
were old enough 10 be out ON their
own.
Mrs. LaFaucetteB boys know
how 10 do house work and they
take care Of their own rooms. The
other night she was too tried to
do some Of her work,
When she got up the next day
the boys had taken seven pairs OF
jeans off the lines, pressed them
and had scrubbed tho kitchen
floor.
That is perfect team work. and
that Is the reason she Is able 10
take an active part In the Order
Of the Eastern star; the Phyllis
Wheatioy House; the NAACP; the
Urban League and her beloved
church. WaymAn AME.
We very gladly give our bou.
quet ~ the week 10 Mrs, Lena
I.aFauCette.
A woman who creates and sus-
tainA a home. and under Whose
hands children grow up TO be
strong, pure men and women. is a
creator second only 10 God. esq.,
Helen Hunt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

Now that the commencement
oratory is over, the young gradu-
ate can begin TO learn the facts
about earning a living.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-07-31

As long as life endures II In
unfinished business, because
new il always happen
ing 10 modify what seems fixed
and 10 improve what seems i'm
perfect. And life Ii eternal. $685.
Anon.