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Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistleWOOd
Phone
Milford 4944
Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
Sundav Octobar 18Th

mOUStOD MeCn00lSt Church
+. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
Sunday, October 18th
10000 A. NJ, Church School. How
ard R. Moore, Superintendent, Alvin
Brown, Superintendent Of Primary
Department.
11:O0 A. NJ, Morning Worship
Service. Mrs. Agnes Webb, Organist,
Mrs. Eleanor Yerkes, Pianist. An
anthem will be sung by the Senior
Choir. The Chancel Choir, directed
by Mrs. Jessie Marvel, will also
sing a number, with Mrs. Eleanor
Yerkes at the piano. This is a new
choir and you will want to hear
them.
This is Layman's Day and several
Laymen will assist the pastor at
the Morning Worship Service. Ser
mon by the pastor
6:45 P. NJ, M. Y. F. The Youth
attending the Methodist Youth
Council will have charge of the
service and will give an outline of
the Council. We hope that every
young person between the ages of
IL and % will attend. This is your
service and you will enjoy it.
1880 P. NJ, Evening Worship ser
vice. This service will be in charge
of the Laymen of the Church. There
will be special singing and the guest
speaker will be MIR. w. G.. CasOn,
of Lincoln, Del, an outstanding lay
man in MethOdism. Every man in the
community is invited to attend this
service.
There was an excellent attend
ance at the worship service last
Sunday evening and everyone en-
jOyed the singing from the newly
purchased song books. A solo was
beautifully sung by Bonnie Scott.
The Reverend and Mrs. Charles
LOuhOff, Jr., were entertained at
dinner last Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wilson, at their
home in Lewes, and spent a very
enjoyable evening.
The Reverend and Mrs. LOuhOff
were dinner guests last Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Millman and family near
Broadkill Beach.
The NJ Y. F. of Houston Methodist
Church will hold a bake in front
of Daugherty's Market and in front
of Warren's Store, Houston, Satur-
day, October oath, beginning al
$3.50 a. m. Everyone is asked tC
contribute to this bake in order to
help these young people who are
interested in the Church.
The Children's Church will start
on Friday afternoon, October %
Immediately after the Public School
closes. Every child and young per-
son in the community is invited to
attend. There will be an entirely
new and interesting program this
year, and will extend over a period
of six weeks.
The attendance to the services
on Sunday were very good The
GIBW!Id sq1 Gq U9A!5 sBM mBISOId
Department of which Alvin Brown
is Superintendent, and their exer-
cises were very interesting. Howard
r. Moore, general superintendent
gave wonderful heart-lifting
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
BELIEVE IN SIGNS?

HERINGTON, Kan. -(P)-Two
Abilene fishermen. bound for a
faVOrite stream, ignored a ''rOad
closed" sign and kept on going.
Two miles farther down the road
they ran into a washed-Out bridge.
On the way back they saw the
other side of the road closed
sign. 1t read: $50 there, smartie,
it was closed, wasn't it,"
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
SAFETY REMINDER

RALEIGH, N. C.-(P-North
automobile license plates urge
motorists to Drive Safely" The
slogan printed on the tags is part
of a drive to reduce highway acci-
dents.
Motor Vehicles Commissioner Ed
ward Scheidt said North Carolina
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

all girls, acquisition of larger
camp site and organization of new
troops particularly in the Dover
area. The area covered by the Coun-
Gil is very large and it is hoped
eventually Field Worker can be
added to share in the work and help
promote the Girl scout Program.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

is the first state to use a safety
slogan on its licenses. He originally
planned to have the slogan appear
on 1854 licenses. 1t was put into use
six months ahead of schedule when
heavy automobile registration made
lit necessary to order a new series
of 1853 plates.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED - ABOUT JULY I, 2-bed-
near good transp. to Galiinger Hosp.
VIII be In Washington last week In
May; Reciy DR.. John Trotter. Box
FREE--Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn; or unfurn. apis. or
lwhite,: omen 7 days Ma. 8-O0Ol
MENNONITE. middle-aged CPL; no
children; house or 1st.fi. apt, un:
M rm TTs Ssm ssdf%' On stor.s. eit dn ana snd
srishtWood f Seef areas ess'rfs RA sGSsss GSSss ny ny
UNFURN. EFFIC. or 1-bedrm. apt. in
apt. bldg. Upper NV. for man and
yb:Ae vie; Perm. residents. Ewes, RA.
Eric. APT. wANTED-unfurn.. NV.
sect, l girl; AID, 2-35o7 all day Sat.
Sunday and after $50, evenings.
MATURE employed woman wants
furnished or unfurnished studio or
conn Gald' snd K Box TilslnR siz dsssanc: star
POLICEMAN, wife. child. desire Q
bedroom unfurn. apt. Conv. to
White House. Ss5. Box 1911. Star.
GOVT ATTY: wife and carefully
ished. 2-bedroom apt, July /; north
of Mt. Alto and near so car line.
AGED lady, employed. wishes
small furnished apt. on Friend
ship line. $50, p o. Box 5S37.
Bethesda IA. Md %"
UNFURN. APT, 9 bedrms.. dinette.
NV. sect. Desired by local business
man, AD; 4-39ns or RE. 7-22I9.,
DOWNTOWN - .Furn. -unfurn. small
ENC. apt. ". of 14th. approx. $50;
buy furni Il reas; Du; 1886:
modern unfurnished. efficiency, COM
pe DF eoDDdon.sn DGi .enep ccnn Sa av. cT abp!y
18th st. vicinity; to 500. DU. =
MiDDiE-AGE MAN. employed. nom
drinker, would like TO occupy home
1c1 ASe-D. 6taF. 81
Evening star., 1953-05-24
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

HAULING, day or night: /:
Ef TgasSns4}s Sns9si. rates. free estimates
MOVING SPECIALIST day o, uisn..
reasonable rates Experienced men.
RfhGs rsANspER piS5so eos. Ii es!s;sfs. s.ss4s
MOVERS for oyer SO yrs; packing.
Shipp1nEo okS 6rating;v E;vE 4-hT H, AMETss SsEylss;
AND STORAGE co. 80
NORRIS MOVERS--Local and long
distance: lowest rates in town. Can
day or night. NO. 7-2l24. 20
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
Ieas. ia Q-2931; ewes, RA S-l4lo.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country safe STORAGE in
separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO 7:0lO4 UNION s1OR.
beaches esp s. L. MoRRIs. 4510 18th
st NV Call tn 2-lIhO after 4 p.m
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other Western State Daily
service oD household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING MA S-4S52
LARGE STAKE BODY. Ia tons;
moving. pickup and del. serv., etc
DICK. ME. S-2119. 24s
TRANSFER-We will move
you by job or Sc mr.; six rms; as
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. 2S"
Evening star., 1953-05-24
LEAVING TOWN

COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Of 2.
Guiding finished bar-recreation room
in basement. Everything will 60 as
q complete unit from garden tools
to pictures on walls, porch furni-
ture, swing set. baby's room. Just
move in your personal effects and
OF the furniture is practically new
and represent better than q $4,000
investment: The asking price is
$4,000 cash to responsible persons.
No dealers please,
The house will be rented to tenants
acceptable to the owners for Sl15
month. Children are welcomed.
Call Union 4-7621. or come TO 20O9
Patterson road, Brookside Manor.
west Hyattsville. Nd, Just on
Queens Chapel roads.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
APARTMENTs uNEuRNlSHEn
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

tss1stSsg sg7oa: OPT terms: nx' AZ; 1D By
BEAGI1EuL SLIGO CREEK PARK
price reduced for Quick sale. Cali
AGENCY. DU. 7.9sSS' $685. OF SFAHAe
TWO BEDRMS., liv. rm., Ice. foyer,
mod: kit, and bath: 8 exposures; in
sievatGr sTS ;n BLDG: 1 blk; west Of Conn;
redec. to suit buyer; S12,5OO. with
sq6st SUB down Tg1 payment. Cali OWNER,
ARLINGTON-Spacious q bedrm.
apt. may be purchased for equity.
SS.o;.3 49,. mo; includes principal and
Cail Owner ia. 2-5s4s or ia.
LARGE 4-RM. FURN. co-oP mr..
Anacostia. Boiling fields, bus. shop.
s-7163 wk. end or after 5 pm.
VERY LARGE 1-bedrm. apt. at an
unusually low price; foyer. full
sized dining room, living room. den
borb Sor ing 1,G: ,6edrm;.. Tnn. 6edhrm; Kit; and
near Meridian PARK. Price, SsfI50n SS'5do:
With H. 6. sMITHY Co. ST.
pooVu' IcS'' AL --OUU4.
TWO ROOMS. plus foyer, kitchen.
bath and outside porch on the end
noor OF convenient. well-estab-
HShed co-operative; lust north of
18TH and Columbia rd Price only
$500 with $4,000 down and total
monthly payments Of $65. Please
Gn csIi MI 81, GAVIN, dpo0 with H. g, sMITHY
2.BEDRM. APT. on Columbia I'd. mr.. .
18th st; n.w.-Foyer. living rm.,
full-s1zed; dining rm., kitchen. pam
try and bath. Elevator and switch
Ct esll sMlf7So NJ Gavin With H,tb cash IES RlSaSs
NAYIOR GARDENsNFor sale, e.: sew
eral very desirable 2-bedrm.. B-1
type units. now available with pos
session. Finest veteran coop in area
with lowest monthly payments.
DRURY REALTY CORP, AID. .
1000: ewes. Mr.. Gustafson. LU.
TiLpEN GARDENs-A beautiful l.
Hedrm Pc M aRt' dIn 0verl99kips ,garden;
j. Nj Mason HUGHES. difT EM. pe:otSSsS. 9nSssS.
Apt. 2O4-Open Sunday, Us
Rutland Cts.-1725 18th NV.
Lovely corner apt; foyer. lge. bedrm.,
liv. rm., kitchen and bath. Ample
closets: Excellent cond. Elev. and
switchboard sery; Price $4,000,
Monthly payment approx. $3.50,
including operating cost. MR..
Evening star., 1953-05-24

COL0RED - 1884 KALORAMA RD.
NV. SeV. rms, housekeeping apt.
and apts.; children accepted. DE.
|-'04s am; after IL. DE. 2-l1Os.
COLoRED-1Oso EUCLID ST. NV.
mt,Newiy biz dec. modern l and rm..
loc.; reas. See janitor. "a
COLORED-49OO BLK. 3rd ST. NV.
very attrac. l-bedrm. apt; mod.
adults only. DE. 2-6s62. IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PL. NE,
mr.. And ST.; ! bedrm.. liv. rm.. din.
nett netian Xii Blinds aa'n gas Ffhiss heat sstoyS De
EU. i-s744. or IRE Re. = 4,snss. sseee'' Dn0af maf
COLORED-13?4 MONROE ST. NV.
h.th oedrms.' Iy. rm.; kitchen and
PAIN fo1 in:nact;on Si1S; utils incl See |anitor
fHaJ% fHs M : SOts SrsBSR rsHadsy REALT7 E SS
coLoRED - VACANT JUNE "a 3 "a 2
rms rms kit: and bath; all private;
e.SsoRissss Rss "S; s1: mel 81. u'ii IT, 'SsS sG45S g.
CoLoRED-4sb M ST. NV Tm.;
snare bath; rent: ,S31 .03. B. F.
sl1}do sATd co. s25 18th st. NV. MA.
CGLoRED-1so7 O ST. N.w-.E4fwo
rooms and bath: refrigerator; small
stove; S73.24 per month. May be
Sy seen ,oa sat and Sun. Call sE1TzELL,
COLORED-ee33 18th ST. NV
rms, Kit. and bath, $3.50 mo, all
utilities; included in rent; recently
adults only; imm. occup.: to inspect
$500. ~ --'
COLORED-I4OO 1st ST. NV
Inns. with semi-priv. bath; adults
only; imm. occup.; $500 mo-; to
inspect call ME. 8-5402.
COLORED-628 o ST. N.W.-Small
apt. avail: for imm; occup.; adults
Sany Snly; S37;So VA! mo. To inspect call
rms, Kit. and bath; th 500 "m mo. !;
adults only; imm. occup.; to inspect
call ME. S-54O2.
COLORED-241S 18th ST. NV
l large rm.. kit: and bath. S42. so
mo. includes utilities. Adults only.
To inspect see janitor on premises
COLORED-NEW DECORATED mod.
apt. E min; walk to town. On car
coHoRE61ids aHsi M6: sI5s'li BLOCK rLoRfDA @sS
AVE. N.W.-Unfurnished 2 bdrms.,
liv.. rm., kit. and bath. No children
Refs. Ii. 6-1575.
COLORED-5822 FOOTE ST. NE
Beautiful new apis. under construc-
tion; large livrm., bedrm., tinted-tile
bath with shower, dining area. large
kitchen with IT. refgr, gas range,
gas air-conditioned heat: cross ven
tilation: avail. soon: $50 mo. FRED
a; SMITH y Z, CO.. 1113-17th st. NV.
CofoREDwiss N ST. N.w.-1 rm.,
Sit; and bath, in mod. apt. bldg.
CoL66REDHTwo s.RM. APIS. with
COIORED-BROOKLAND-3 rooms
and bath with share kitchen IN
detached home. $50 per month.
Cal Mr.. BROWN; Hu; 3-Ssas.
ave. NV. Cozy 2-bedrm apt.; pvt
hath: for refined adults. TU.
COLoRED-e APIS. for D. c. or
Govt. employed cple. or ladies.
12S Tennessee ave. ne. $50 mo.
1913 Euclid st. NV. $50. all utils.
coioREDGioee 18th ST. Ne
9 bedrooms, liv. rm., kit, dinette
and bath, $50; heat. utils. and
TefE1. extra; .Ss CHARLES c. GooN-
Evening star., 1953-05-24
THESE 5 APT. HOMES
BE SEEN TODAY
BY APPOINTMENT
CALL 2-5 PM.
MA. 8-9565

1. THE AvoNDALE-Walk to work;
just block from Dupont Circle:
liv. rm., bedrm., entr. hall. kit. and
bath, in a fireproof elev. bldg; &c.
$50. on terms.
2. THE MENDOZA (cor. goth st. and
Kalorama rd.)-A complete apt.
home with 2 bedrms.,. liv. rm.. full
din. rm., den tor 3rd bedrm). bath.
lge. pantry with exceptional cabinet
cious kit. Gar. is avail. Terms are
open to agreement.
8. NEAR CONN. AVE. and Ordway st,
n.w.-Corner apt. with entrance hall;
Ss y RIM IN sxesI Ssdr%i cond f ne neshbor snd
hood. For buyer with substantial
cash. here is an excellent opportunity
to buv at reasonable price.
4. THE ADELPH1A-Liv. rm. din;
bedrmG. Kit. and bath: 81 900, on
liberal terms. Garage available.
5. 66 NEW YORK AVE. NV --el 500
down and monthly payments show
apartment containing bedrms., Iv
rm.. entrance hall. kit. and bath.
ANY OF THE ABOVE OR THE FOL-
LOWING MAY BE SEEN WEEKDAYS
BY APPOINTMENT.
1902 SUMMIT PL. N.W.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, dinette and bath: nr.
Mount Pleasant carline; $1,000 price,
u cash and less than $40 per month
. for everything. including utilities.
LANIER PL.. near Harvard st. NV.
Il short block to shops and transp:; !;
. lovely 3-exposure apt. home. with
3 bedrms... 2 baths, center-entr. hall,
liv. rm., din. rm:, pantry. and kit;
garage and maids rm., incl; only
S16,500; terms.
GARDENS - Enjoy the
beautifully handicapped interior park
in this f1ne 9-bldg; COOP. occupying
t.nns fu city v olc96 An Ar aPa5tmsRs 2 ft cen en-
trance hall corner oedrm. and bath.
with southeast exposure. now avail
able in this popular development for
$4,000, on terms.
POSTWAR BLDG. in enc Of D. C.'s
most beautiful neighborhoods. Mar
velous view of fine residential area
and nearby hills of Maryland.
Two apis. available in this fine. low
maintenance main ms BLDG One contains con ms
bath, excellent closets; cross-ventila-
tion and newly decorated. The other
contains liv. rm., dining alcove,
kitchen, 9 bedrmS. and bath. excel
lent closets, 3 exposures and several
valuable Improvements.
Both are very reasonably priced and
financed. and the low monthly pay
ments are great saving over rent
J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt,. Authority Since I92O)
Bldg. MA. S-9565
COLORED-OWN YOUR OWN APT.
in better NV. or ne. neighbor-
hoods; 2 to 8 rms. and bath; small
down payments and monthly terms.
less than rent. Call or come to
once of VINNICK & COHEN. 1909
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SUMMER RENTAL
sos QUAKER LANE
Seminary Hill, Alexandria

Four bedrooms. three baths; coolest
area WASHINGTON suburbs; spacious
STSSpnqs' Es.ps1: RsnSiH sitshen nS eSSuiHped dish.
porch: available June 1-Sept. Is,
$3.50 per month or best offer. KI.
0-5921.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
CHARMING WHITE BRICK

In Silver Spring on large wooded lot.
Completely furnished and attrac-
lively decorated. z rooms, electric
kitchen. ga baths. generous closet
space, garage, screened porch.
Comfortably cool in summer. We
desirable rental properties. SsS5.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. Agent.
Ma. S-1166; ewes. and Sun. EN-.
3-1760.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

KENsINGToN p. bedrm.
rambler Sll0.
SHERIDAN ST. - 3-bedrm.
Semidet Sl25.
MASSACHUSETTS, EX.
TENDED bedrms. Sl35.
WHEATON-Modern g
bedrm rambler. Sl35.
BETHESDA-3 bedrms.; al.
most new S175.
GEORGETOWN bedrms.
$1s5.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms..
WINDOW PLACE-3 bed.
rms =. ~ baths. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms..
2 baths $3.50.
31st PLACE rms. newly
CONNECTICUT AVE. -B
bedrms., , baths. $3.50.
Malora R. ChriStman, Inc.
1909 Wisconsin Ave. NV. wO. 6-292S
Evening star., 1953-05-24

C0LORED OR WHITE -F1IRFAx,
VA.-4-rm. bungalow. furn. or un-
furn. For information. call ia.
7-5406. --23
COLORED a SIx-RoOM brick
house: NV; child accepted. HO.
COLoRED-RIvER TERRACE-Com.
pletely furn.; rms. mod. kit,
bedrms.. bath and shr; bsmt.; yard:
oil heat: immed. occup. RA. 6-04S4.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
GEORGETOWN

Well furnished; 3-bedroom. 2-bath,
brick. on quiet street; center-hal
plan. garden. extra bedroom and
bath in English basement. Available
Immediately. RIDDELL REALTY
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SUMNER RENTALS S

SUMMER RENTALS
l; Aurora Hjlls-Avail. 8 mos: 3
bedrms.: 3 baths. den: 5000 mo,
:; Beverly Hills-Four bedrms.. 3i5
baths, wonderful porch: wooded lot:
avail / mo. beginning June IL;
modern. almost new: $500 mo.
ROMYE LAMBORN
Realtors
Otis 1865 OF. 4-sO35
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-4 bedrms.,
re baths, garage. nice yard; rent
$3.50 with good lease.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 3-2412
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Corner Brick Rambler

Beaut. home containing comb-liv.
rm. din. rm., 3 bedrms.. tile bath,
mod. kit. uttl rm., storage attic. gas
&C. heat. compl. furn., fenced yd
Reas. rent. r. 8. BLACKSTONE
REALTOR, 10l6 18th st. NV.
MA. $4,000. -25
Evening star., 1953-05-24

WaShlnRt0n BIdg. ma. E-N6Rb
COLORED-OWN YOUR own APT.
In better NV. or ne. neighbor-
hoods; 2 to 5 rms. and bath; small
down payments and monthly terms.
once of VINNICK & COHEN. 1909
L st. NV. ME. 1924; home. TU.
2-O2Q5. -25
Evening star., 1953-05-24
EMERSON GARDENS

1900 Emerson st, Hyattsville, Md.
Lovely 1-bedrm. unit: "a blk. Of
Rhode Island ave-; convenient to-
stores and transp.; $50 incl. utils.
UN. 4-350O. pa
Evening star., 1953-05-24
CLAIRE APIS Sc

OAAAAAVI AAA 49, OsA'
Two-bedrm. apt, avail. June ], $50.
incl. utils.; modern. in flreproof
bldg: incinerator; close to schools.
churches. transp. Also o-bedrm.
apt. avail. June Is. See manaRer
ct S7l6 End st. Sc. or call 20.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

LANGLEY PARk AREA. bedrm.
semidetached houses: peri for chill
dren. shopping and schools: $ll6
per mo HE 4.SO06.
urn cnmnAr, IL
Evening star., 1953-05-24

COLMAR MANOR, $500 Newark I'd
bedrms., newly decorated. big hack
yard: front porch; suitable for 4 or
b; children welcome. AP. 7-6S53.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Realtors
)tis 1856 OF. 4-s035
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22
HE!
CT !E$1l1l31 ADS

week without rest. He has won
around 1000 OF these games. II
II estimated, including some $50
shutouts and IS no-hitters.
Donovan stresses in his Golfers
article that Satch In q seasoned
raconteur, sage. wit and student
Of the human race.
Whenever the Browns gather In
a railroad club car. Paige u gen.
orally in the middle, spreading
light on such matters as the futil-
ity Of spring training under men
like Rogers (RaJah) Hornsby. the
Browns manager the first part
Of last season.
with Hornsby it's all runnin', /"
Paige told some listeners recently.
Now. I don't generally run at
all, except for the showers. be-
cause Of the harmful effects. I
believe in training by rising gently
up and down from the bench. But
old MahJong had me flynn around,
shakin' my legs and carryin' on
until very near passed. Now,
what did all that do for my arm ?"
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Almost About
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Everything
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DEEDS NOT WORDS 1,


mother exceptional She tolerant and
phrase thy neRhbOr"
practiced u the believe
landlord apartment Negro family That
about 30 In fact they friends
the late John W. PatSs II Mrs Pate
years
My mother champion human relations Whenever
she would would point
stand relations f they
drop them like hot potato I'm like that too Many Of
the along
discovered where they very
proud that mother taught people the find
regardless Of color.
. mention the above simply next w
weeks In Minneapolis we'll have election 10 tlme that
take what ths
how they feel shout housing. human relations,
Study their they
whher they giving only
that the candidates
believe have also learned that
Just believe a handmade instead actions
Within going indorss political
candidates for office and thy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-22

Satchel Paige In the current Col
Hers names the three best batters
he ever faced.
Josh Gibson. the late home run
king Of the Negro leagues, was
the best. he says. with Detroit'S
Charley Gehringer next, and Lar
~ Dolby OF Cleveland, third.
Recalling the pitchers he has
known, satch rates Bob Feller
and Dizzy Dean at the top.
a comedy In once act on Sunday.
Richard Donovan In the author
Of q three-part series on the great
pitching star beginning In the
current issue Of the national week.
ly. out Friday, He points out that
Paige 10 discomfited by the curl
Osity Of reporters prying into him
for treasures Of the past
Who's gonna GtraIghtsn out
$500 ball games In my head7"
the ST. Louis Browns star inquired
Indignantly q few weeks ago.
How many COW pastures you
played on, sRtchel? they wantR
know"
Man" he said, the past In n
long and twiAty road"
The elderly (45. or maybe 63)
gent got his start In baseball at
an Alabama reform school. He
was IL when he went in. 10 when
he got out. He got into trouble.
Donovan explains. because he
broke windows and Jumped heads
with deadly. accurate rocks from
his hand.
One thing they told me in
reform school," Paige says, they
told me that all that wild-a-lOose
feelin I put in rock THROWN,
ought 10 put in thrown baseballs
Well I listened to that. Many men
have watched my fast ball all
these years without thinkin what
put that mean little hop on Il.
That's the wild-a-loose
When historians meet, the mat
ter Of Palge's performances over
the years In often the subject Of
mettlesome debate. II seems GER
tain that Paige has worked a rec
ord total Of at least 2,5OO ball
games In his life. often pitching
i26 games a year. frequently
working five to seven days
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among the top bandS on tour To-
u"y ana nave been breaking re-
eorus wherever thcy nave appear
CO.
Anna Mae "lnburn ana her
swe"th"artS nave the reputation
OF being the Top girl band In the
nAt'on'
AI'er Deing treated To the
rhythmic melodies OF the sweet
hearts the tempo VIII swing INT"
the blue" saturday night when
Fui"on ana Glenn make their de-
put
Inc FulAon ana Glenn bahd ~
probably the top "bhleS unit In
the country FulSon II making MS
second Twin city appearance az
ter being gone two years and this
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HARLEM SHOW AT
GRAND THEATER
"A BuTleSque In Harlem" show.
outatripping anything you've seen
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wlnbuEn. EWlsoR
And Glenn Coming
M0moTi0l Weekend

Twin CITY music lovers and
dance fans are In for u real treat
over the Memorial Day weekend
at the MN City Labor Temple.
On the 10Th, Friday, Anna Mae
Winburn and her all-stAr girl
band will make her first Twin
city appearance In almost 10
years and the following evening,
Saturday, May 30. Lowell Fulson
and Lloyd Glenn with their or.
chestrA are scheduled 70 make
their first date in the upper mid.
west.
These two aggrsgRtions are
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No. 1883
LAND TITLE SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA }

COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
Fourth Judicial District
In the matter of the application
Of spencer r. Brown and Frances
". Brown TO register the title to
the following described real estate
situated in Hennspin County, MIN
Lot -Four Is. Block Seventeen
90. Prospect Park First Divi-
sion GeVised), Spencer r. Brown
and Frances u. Brown. Appli-
cants,
low. hts wife. Wentworth W,
TlnkhRm, Harriet TlnkhAm, his
wife, Merrill X CraEun, Louise
CraEun. his wife. Edna Blanche
Miller; Raymond ~ shove and
Edna a. Shove. his wife, and all
other persons or parties un-
known. claiming any right. title,
estate, lien or interest In the real
estate described in the applicR-
tiOn herein. Defendants
rae state Of MlnRea0ta 70 the
above named defeadaRtsI
You are hereby summoned and
required 90 answer the application
81 the applicant in the above en-
titled proceeding and to file your
answer to the said application In
the office Of the clerk o. said court,
In said county, within twenty (2O)
days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive Of the
day Of such service. and. N you fail
to answer the application within
the time aforesaid, the applicants
IN this proceeding will apply to
the court for the relief dema nded
therein.
WITNESS, Philip g. Schmidt.
Clerk Of said court, and the seal
thereof. al Minneapolis, In said
county. this sth day ~ May. A.
CSEAL)
y 1888
Philip G. schmidt. Clerk
NV 4 g. Hopper. Deputy
Sachs. KaFllna uroaaman n Karlins
sheldon n KRrlins.
Attorneys for Applicants
Ai2 Builders Exchange building,
Minneapolis. Minnesota
spokesman, MAY Is, - aS