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Evening star., 1953-06-07
S-C-O-O-Pi

COLONEL'S TRANSFER
VERY, VERY CONVENIENT. 3 bed
Full bsr1t., garage and hobby shop.
Near elementary. and jr. high
schools, bus and shops. IDEAL
FOR MILITARY!
DIRECTIONS Columbia pike to. Fill
more ST., right to 5th ST., left to
"OUR SIGN"
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STYLISH RAMBLER

TALL, TALL TREES
BRICK BEAUTY IN LOVELY PAS
TEL SHADES DECOR. 3 SUN
LIT" bedrooms. Eating space in
equip kit. Dry bsmt.. att. gar
TODAY'S SPECIAL AT $22,950
WITH GOOD TERMS!
DIRECTIONS: Lee hwy. to North
Underwood St. right to Little Falls
rd., left to 9th, right to Venable
st. and "OUR SIGN"
Evening star., 1953-06-07
LEE HEIGHTS

In an excellent location below Glebe
Colonial offers beautifully finished
recr. rm.: rear screened porch over
looking formal gardens; garage; 2
rms. in lge. attic. Dir: Out Lee
on 23rd to open sign N' ''A'
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CONVENIENCE

Is the keynote on this white Cape
Cod, walking DISTANCE to EVERY
hedrms.. full bsmt... garage: fenced
lot; S14,950, with low cash. Dir.
Lee highway, right on Cameron st.
to open sign on left.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ARLINGTON HALL
Price Slashed

bedrms.' dry bsmt.: very conv. te
school and bus. Big GI loan: Good
terms. MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY
FOR SURE.
DIRECTIONS: Columbia pike to
Taylor St.. right to Sth St., right
to OUR SIGN"
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OPEN PARADE
SUNDAY, 2 TILL DARK
BLVD. RANCHERS

New 3-bedrm. brick ranchers. All
@. z. kitchens, on popular Wash
ington boulsvard. above Westover.
66O0
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S. ARLINGTON
..w -

S. ARLINGTON
709 S. WAYNE ST.
A beautiful lOO-ft.-front lot with
Towering shrubs and mammouth
shade trees; liv. rm. with fireplace
screened porch on living rm., family
din. rm.. lge. kit: upstairs, 3 bed.
rec. rm.; 2-car det. gar; within
walking distance Of schools, shop
ping. and transportation; priced for
quick sale.
TO REACH: Out Columbia pike to s
WAYNE. right on Wayne to 700.
ROBERT P. SCOTT
I31l6 N, 10th St.. Arlington, Va, JA
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CUSTOM
NEIGHBORHOOD

To At every need. Elementary, high
and parochial schools close by. plus
lge. shopping center and transp
Large. 46-ft. brick rambler with liy
rm., firepl.. sep. din. rm. with built
in china cabinet. mod. kit. with
dishwasher. disposal, exhaust fan
big sliding-door closets: full bsmt
has maids rm. or ONCE. rec. rm..
bath and laund. area equip with
auto. washer, dryer and stove
Priced at S21 $50. May assume
CT 'oan at 40. Call to see.
GlebewOOd Realty
216O N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., ia. 7-7737
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STOP

Your dreAmin; this is It. Only $500
down; 2-bedrT. brick, direct from
owner. Stove, refg".. auto. heat and
hot water, Venetian blinds; 60x150
lot With trees. Low total price for
quick sale. Crescent 10S3-MX. -
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REIIEuI1E FORREST

BEST RAMBLER BUY
lovely bedrms.; large bsmt., att
gar. Tree-shaded lot. MANY
MANY NICE FEATURES AMI
PRICED AT ONLY S23,950l
DIRECTIONS: Out Lorcom lane tc
Military rd.,. right to 31st and
OUR SIGN.'
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ENGLISH CAPE COD

In nleaming white brick; 8 bedrmS.
and paneled den: formal recr. rm.
garage. Gracious neighborhood;
Out Washington boulevard, left on
Buchanan St.. right on 11th to open
sign.
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COUNTRY LIVIN'

COUNTRY LIVIN'
Why not drive q few extra
miles in exchange for cooler
ewes. and care free living for
your osa,oi,s family. S You will find a
with a 1890 iiv. rm.. a
huge kit. with lge. breakfast
area and Q cool dry bsmt.
compl. tiled. ready for q lge.
rec. .rm., there is also level
nicely wooded lot. PRICE
$14,750. ASSUME FHA TRUST.
Mr. Stuart will answer all uueS-
tons. TO INSPECT: Drive out
continue W. on route S3S to
the cor. Of Va. st. in the city
Of Fairfax. Look for our OPEN
SIGN.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BUCHANAN'S
BEST BUYS
Open Today, / til $50
MISSION TO JAPAN


Transfer Of Navy Commander
makes avail. this spotless 8
bedrm. brick Colonial. perfect
for family with 2 or 3 young
sters. PLUS FEATURES. Really
twin bedrms.: fireplace in liv.
rm. and in bsmt. rec. area;
sep. din. rm.; side porch; l "
tile baths; attached gar. Com
pletely redec. and in exc. cond.
LOvEL LEVEL LAND
step to schools and transp.
Only S22.500 with very Teas.
cash req. Mr.. Newton will
have the details.
TO INSPECT: Drive out Lee
Highway to Potomac st. turn
right 2 blks. to 2629 No. Po-
tomac st.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

CUSTOM COLONIAL
In st. Anne'S Parish
II you are q buyer in the
$25,000-S30.OOO price bracket
you must be conscious of
LACEY FOREST for consist
emily fine all different homes
with wooded, handicapped lots.
An Army colonel built this Gus
tom home just 9 months ago.
but sudden transfer requires q
quick sale. In fact, we have
had Q price reduction spelling
q So. 900 loss. Why not take
advantage Of this rare oppor-
tunity. trades will be consid-
e1ed. Mr.. Chandler will be
happy to show you around.
TO INSPECT: Drive out
Washington blvd. q few blocks
past Glebe rd. to Inglewood st.
turn left to open house.
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VIRGINIA FOREST

Stone and brick rambler on A-acre
lawn. 3 twin hedrms., low and cool.
highway, right on jackson st. / blk.
right to 1105 Jackson Court.
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YOU'LL FREEZE


II you don't come warmly
ir-conditioned Cape Cod.
There's q firepl. in the liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., screened porch,
equip. kit, 2 twin bedrms.
and tiled bath on first Il. A
large I'm. bedrm. is on the
second. Part bsInt., det. ga
rage. Lovely level fenced
wooded lot on dead-end
REbcap ftEfst q AZ 10 dt1eFens s1gSGo hSTsf %TTH
$4,000 CASH. Ask for Mrs.
Rice.
70 INSPECT: Drive out Lee
hwy. to NOTTINGHAM ST., turn
left to 21st st. Then right to
60lS N. 2lst st. and our
OPEN HOUSE.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
ONLY $21,500!
TERRIFIC VALUE AND READY FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Full
bsmt. Excellent location, very
close-in. IT'S NEW. IT'S BRICK,
IT'S A GOOD DEAL
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy. to Kirk
to 23d st. and "OUR SIGN" !
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Mrs. Archie Anderson Of ESQ Ron
do Ave. Mrs. Anderson and Mr..
Jones are sister and brother Of
Mrs. Thomas.
Chicago Visitor: Mrs. Margaret
Hightower Of Chicago, was a re-
cent houseguestt Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest johnson OF l0l6 Carroll
Ave.
Entertain Guests: Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Fitch Of Omaha, Neb.
were the house guests over the
week end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Smith Of ST. Central Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith entertained
at dinner In honor Of their guests
on Sunday, September Is. Other
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Loud and children, Mrs. Judson
Philips and children Of Mime
apolis. daughters and grandchil-
idren Of the Fltchs' and Mr.. Al
bert Smith.
Daughter Vlslts: Mrs. Anna
Hayes Of San Diego. Calf. ar
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Isaac Blaksy. es7 Carroll Ave;
Craig Henderson. 7Sl st. Anthony
Ave; Mira Floyd Massey Jr. TiV
81, Anthony Ave; Mickey TolivSr.
6ii IglshATt Ave.
Sept 2s-DRrrell Ross. ass 81.
Anthony Ave; Mrs. Bismarck
Archer, SiG NJ Western Ave;
Ida jefferson. $40 nc. ltth ST.; Mr.
W. l. Collins, 8Hl 81. Anthony
Ave; Mr., John Waters, AeT w.
Central Ave: Evetto Harris, $50
Rondo Ave: Mrs, Addie jackson,
Np2 W, Central Ave; Mrs. ID. J.
Payne, 1870 N. Western Ave;
RoyErtta NJ Russell, ass Rondo
Ave,
Sept, 2s-Mrs, Ethel Barr. bs1
Carroll Ave: Mrs, l. Howard
Bennett 2St N, Miss, River Blvd:
Mrs, Harry \ Brown, TOT Iglshart
Ave; JeAs Berry 02o Marion,
Mrs, Beatrice Coleman. Ii8 Car
roll Ave; Theodore Simmons, ESQ
st Anthony Ave; Thomas Brown.
S7s 81, Anthony Ave; Mrs. Ines
Bruce, Sb7 Iglshart Ave; Ethel
Manning. Tpi a.. Anthony Ave;
Mrs, Jessie Allison. psS fgiehart
Ave; Mrs, Charles Graham, 7pl
~, Anthony Ave.
Sept, 90--Mru. Lydia Nelson.
bSi 81. Anthony Ave; uwondolyn
whltmorS. 400 Rondo Ave; Mrs.
LorsRa suthern, Tic RondO Ave-;
Mt Dean speeSO, s7s Marion a.:
Wynn Carter Dr.: 800 RondO Ave:
Mrs. Louis williams Jr,. 7tA 81.
Anthony Ave: Mrs, Donald VII.
son, 7SS IElshArt Ave. Mra. Anna
n0wsn. 7p2 ~. Anthony Ave;
Mrs. barbara Wilson. 100 IElShArt
Ave. Mrs, Roxie Anderson. TAT
Carroll.
OCT Mrs. Louise Elliott, Oh
TEiehArt Ave; II. L. Biaksy, 7aB
st. Anthony Ave. James u. Cook.
20 n LArpenteur; Mira Birdie
High. GA g. Anthony Ave;
James MOckAbSs, oar 81. Anthony
Ave; william Small, CSC Carroll
Ave. Marie Davis, SSp ~. An.
thony Ave-; Mrs, Frederick South
srn, 500 IGlehart Ave. Mrs. A. d.
Andrews, at Rondo Ave, Mrs.
william HayIes Jr,, zoe g. An
thony Ave,
Oct Alice Dlggp, aaB Ron
do Ave; Robert Bhoffnsr, pSs ~.
Anthony Ave; Louise Elliot, 81
IElehArt Ave: Mra. Lottle MiltoA,
7ba Carroll Ave.
Out of Town RiFthdAya--
Sept. 10 Mrs. Elisabeth Moore
TIbbS Jr,, Washington, d, O.
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NEGRO LODGER SAVES
HOTEL FROM FIRE

Toledo, damp 49, william
Temple. the lone Negro lodger in
the New Central hotel here, was
credited last week with preventing
a serious fire which might have
endangered 80 or more other &C.
cupants.
When firemen arrived they
found Temple standing on q stair
way, in intense heat, battling the
flames Of an attic fire with two
hand extinguishers.
District Chief William Malone
said Temples quick action pre-
vented the blaze from spreading
TO other parts OF the three-Etory
structure. Damage was listed at
81, 025.
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RATING TIE
r z e q r D s

AhSAN AAN many pN0PA0 VINO
would like but seemingly never
have the opportunity to see &
Broadway musical production. es-
pecially some Of the really big
ones, like "oklahoma," Can. Can"
Me and Juliet" South Pacific"
and many others, They are the
ones who must be content with
hearing the musical selections
from these shows on record.
For them, and also for those
who have seen the shows but
would like 10 keep the tunes fresh
in their minds via records, there
IL a l2-inch LIP disc combining II
selections from two newest and
top productions--''Me and Juliet"
and Can Can" This disc. launch.
ing a new series OF waxinEs dedi.
Gated TO top tunes from popular
musicals Of the past and present
under the title "Showtime." spot.
lights the work Of Richard Rogers
and Oscar Hammerstein III for
Me and Juliet" and the Cole
Porter scoring for Can Can"
Selected for the task OF present.
ing these tunes on record u TED
Streater and his orchestra. with
Ted and Sue Bennett doing the
VocAls.
The Juliet" selections are
KEEP IT GAY. NO OTHER
LOVE, Vocally handled by strast.
or: A VERY SPECIAL DAY, TN
YOUR GAL. with Sue Bennett;
and the two Quoting on MAR
RIAGE TYPE LOVE, WE DE-
SERVE EACH OTHER
On the flip or Can Can" side.
Sue sings ALLEz VoUs EN-. and
duets with Ted on CAN CAN. Ted
handles C'EST MAGNIFIoUE.
IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH ME, I
LOVE PARIS and I AM IN
LOVE.
The old timers who followed the
work Of Skinny Ennis will notice
q remarkable likeness Of the
straeter voice with Ennis. Even
the orchestrRtion on the tunes
Ted sings follows the Ennis pat
tern (MGM).
Some Of these tunes are also on
IS rum extended play singles. For
Me and juliet" there are NO
OTHER LOVE. KEEP IT GAY.
MARRIAGE TYPE LOVE. and A
VERY SPECIAL DAY. For Can
Can" there are I LOVE PARIS
IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH ME-,
CEsT MAGNIFIQUE and I AM
IN LOVE (MGM).
Another tops" in albums, this
time on the jazz side. is a l2.inch
LIP. Spotlighting Benny Goodman.
and his orchestra IN some Of the
top jazz vehicles Of the Goodman
Swing Era" Titles include such
cherished items a. JUMPING AT
THE wooDsIDE, SIX FLATS
UNFURNIsHED. IDAHO, HOW
HIGH THE MOON, SCATTER
BRAIN, MISSION TO MOSCOW
and CLARINADE (CoIumbIA).
Sarah Vaughn soaring" mag
nificently. breathes q matchless
version OF LINoER AWHILE,
with the Percy Faith crew assist
ing fundamentally. Flip is a
slow ballad. thoughtfuliy present
cd. TINE (ColumbiaD.
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~ you plan ~ entertainment, 20
protect your date, run . KEEP
OPY THE DATE ID In this paper.
4 small expenditure giving 81
vance news II . planned date may
save your promotion Ne net pro.
M.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYs

Sept. 2S--MrS. Leroy Hail. SOFA
Fourth Ave, g.; Mr.. Claude Lyle,
Sbt6 Fourth Ave. 3,
Sept aT--Sammy Hale, SSA2
Fourth Ave, g.. Jane stone, sSS
Bryant Ave. N,
Sept. 2s-ollVe Nelson Russell,
968S 0lenhurat Ave.
Sept. 2e-CharlSa De LAComp.
son. S92 Dupont Ave, NJ; Il, u.
Blackwell. SslT Fourth Ave, g.;
Hillard Thompson, ~ Hoag Ave,
NJ: karNn Breach. sara Elliot
Ave.
Sept, So Paul Douglas Kelley.
pas Bryant Ave. M Mrs., N, J,
Hunter. Sstp Fourth Ave. g.; WI.
bert DuGas, IiIS LyndAls Ave, NJ;
Mrs. Katherine Pierre, SSlS
Fourth Ave, g.; Whitley d, Owens,
at2i Fourth Ave. g.: Mru, w. l..
Battle. SB0S Fourth Ave. g.; Mrs,
Edward Temple, SStN Firth Ave.
g.; Marian Smith. GOAL Humboldt
Ave, N.
Oct. Mrs, Tyre Elliot, 1917
Firth st. g.; Riley ullchnst Jr,.
apte Second Ave. g.; Mrs, Jimmie
Lee johnson, 90 Hyland Ave, NJ,
Mrs, Carl Ampsy. 90 Royalnton
Ave, N,
Oct. 2--IeonArd Cowan. 400
LyndAle Ave, NJ Mrs, Blanche
Cooper. TOO Seventh Ave, ~; I. G.
Mumford. $500 Fourth Ave, q.
Out OF Town birthday
Sept, 20 --- Jacquellne Ann
Brown. Kansas CITY, Mo: Martin
Brown. los Angeles. Calf; Cpl
Russell Taylor, u, n. Army.
Sept. 2s--Cscii n. Davis, Los
Angeles. Calf
Sept. 10 consuelA Townsend.
Chicago, III,
Sept. a0--Col, g. johnson.
Washington. ID. CT J. w. Powell,
MI, Sterling, Ky.i Walter Lee
Hamilton, Jr.! Norfolk. Va,
Oct. Robert Wright, Rock.
ford, H.
Oct, pvt Early johnson, ",
Knox. Ky,
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS =

Family Visitor: Mrs Carrie Martin Of Valley Falls Kans
SlSt ST.
Much Improved Mr. Fred Jones Jr $40 Tyntalc Place
who is a In Lake Sanitorum
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fell At the institution, fraeturng
three ribs, lie IL much improved
and getting along nicely, Mr.,
Jones 10 the husband u Mrs Edith
Jones' and son Of Mrs, Hulda Jones
Walker, same address,
Return FrOm Vacation Trip,
The Meaara and Mines, William
Warren, $40 James Ave. NJ. and
James Warren OF S27 James Ave.
NJ, returned home on Tuesday,
September IS, from q two weeks
vacation trip. stopping first In
Chicago. where they attended the
musical comedy, New Faces
starring EarthA Kit From therS
they went 10 North Carolina. Phil.
adelphiR. Pa. New York city and
Hartford. Conn. whore they VS.
tied their brother and wife, On
the return trip, they stopped In
Cleveland and were the guests Of
Mr.. and MIRA Ben Wilson. former
resident OF Minneapolis.
Celebrates BiFthdayi Mrs. Hulda
Jones Walker. $40 Lyndals Place
~. celebrated her soth birthday
on Thursday. September ~ AZ her
home.
Another AdvanceI Mrs. Maud.
lien n. Chapman Of Chicago, aunt
Of Claude and Earl BurnAuEh and
Mra. Inea Clark OF this city, was
recently named the first Negro
Supervisor Of Municipal tubsrou.
losia Ciinica In Chicago. when she
was appointed 20 head . clinic at
Provident Hospital, Mrs. Chap
man IL Q veteran nurse Of n
years of service. She was the sis
ter Of the late Claude BurnauEh,
RT.
On Vacation Rev. L. c, Harris
27a7 Eleventh Ave, y. left on
Monday. September ~ for ~.
Louis and Kansas city, Mo-. on
vacation. Tie viii be gone for two
weeks.
Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs,
Palmer q. jackson. 370a Fourth
Ave. T.. entertained q few friends
at seven o'clock dinner on Bat
urdAy evening, September 10.
Visitor Prom kARaaAi Mrs.
Hazel williams OF Kansas city,
KAna.. IL visiting In the city and
In the house guest Of her dauKh.
ter and son-in.law, Dr. and Mrs.
James W. Robinson, 3si7 Chi
caEo Ave,
ConVMIeacaRtI Mr., Everett
johnson. 4OtS Firth Ave, returned
home on Sunday, September 20,
from Mt. Sinai Hospital, where
he underwent minor surgery and
IL convaleRclnR al home.
r. q. Maids and MAtFons bridge
Clubi The Twin CITY Maids and
MatrOnH Bridge Club held lie FIRST
meeting Of the new season with
Mrs. Alice Morgan. 3B2T Fifth
Ave. r., ~ hoatsaS, on Saturday
evening. September ~. Guest
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs, w.
~ Aston. first. Mrs. George NiH.
on second and Mrs. o, l.. AieHan.
der consolation. Mrs Ruth Pal.
nsr 81 BtsubenViils, o., and Mrs.
Emerson Harris 81 Los Angeles,
out ~ town guests were each
given = gin Other guests In.
Guided Mines Maurice Daniels.
and William Modem. Club prizes
were won by Mrs. Donald brady.
Dr.. first; Mrs o. y. Williams.
second and Mrs. James Kirk. Br..
third. The NEXT meeting win be
held on Saturday. October ~.
with Mrs. Cheat o liver, $40 IRis.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL :

House Quests: Mr. and Mrs Ernest Johnson l0l6 Carroll
Ave. had as their house guests week. Mr. and Mrs
LaCrox OF Chicago, Ill, parents of Mrs johnson
Eamly visitors: Mr. and Mrs Fred Thomas of Chicago
arrived in the city Friday, September ls and are visiting
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Jones, 1927 Rondo Ave- and Mr. and
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HT. PAUL nIRTHDAYR

Sept a. Mrs, Bessie Mansfield.
p7p Charles st.; Mrs, Burt Nc.
Phsetsra. s5i IEishart Ave; Mrs
Homer Bpesss, Gao Marion Mrs
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Minneapolis

Sept. 26-Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Wilson, 766 IgIehGrt Ave; 10
years.
Sept. 28-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
McAdAms, $3.50 Third Ave. g.; II
years.
Sept. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
c. Chivsrs, 4ol7 Clinton Ave. g.,
"a years.
Oct. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
jackson. S7os Fourth Ave. g.. -
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

rived Wednesday. September I6.
for a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith OF 67l
w. Central Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

In nina Gases SIt % ten you win
fInd thai advertisers IN thla news
paper arc tPus fFteRds Of ths oo1A-
naumity.
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Wedding
Anniversaries
ST. Paul

st. Paul
Sept. 27-Mr. and Mrs. David
Harper. 95S Rondo Ave-. Is years;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray. sS6
Iglehart Ave, u years: Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Floyd. $50 W. Gen.
trail Ave-, eight years.
Sept. 28-Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander WiSemAn, e67 Rondo Ave-,
eight years.
Oct. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Small, s7t Rondo Ave; 10 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis. SIS
ST. Anthony Ave-, ten years.
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The WAY | SEE IT
4 BY NEIL DOOSON RUSSELL
NEW YORK {

NEW YORK CITY This the the
1854 that Yours Truly appeared the column writing
with this although there had
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IN daughter speak 10
again When this picture % AUht TahahA
MFA Franklin D. Roosevelt back tire IRtOG old
lady called Up Dad and told him what fine. outstanding
wonderful daughter had MY Dad called
and AfrRE hard could hardly interpret ha
Some OF the Twin cities citlsenry
thinking undiscovered used
the hit local This proves prophet
without honor until he
gets his picture taken with Presidents wife EhH
have spent the week In CLEARING out large
packing box Of ClpPlnEN autographed picture and eu
bcCted . period Of years.
There's picture Of tho great Jesse riding toEu
Jess Of the incest most leVeheaded athletes
become immortal remember the time
Cities and accompanied him
interviewed air proper
ntrOduCOns made before sports
Teller who interviewing EAy away
about Jcsse Owens MIRA who
night After the interview Jeaa and SedateIy
down the then collapsed Mysteries
walk often wonder hAPpeRed
interviewing hightF Hes perhaps bAIdnE
enloying his middle years somewhere.
Perhaps would have entered he sports. writing
At all e. T. Newman hadn't been busy mOPpnE
noe Saturday afternoon that he couldn't
for University Of Minnesota football In those days.
chief editor, head snEer and E
journalistic infant Well O. r. his press Z
went the stadium the football
significant event Saturday afternoon
landed In Baltimore Maryland sports
MurphyS chain Of PaPeru BatlmOFo u only
hop 20 New York
And here I
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RADIN MEMS SHOP
7I6 HERiNEPIN avs.
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The collection brought many mem
orsa
has too little staying There pictures people
business who dropped obscuy tragic
on platter or names who flashed the
nghtlfe theatrical buEnena
of hang on trying TO keep up the glamour
Of the "old dayS Talking loudly loudly Jobs they
turned down price hight knowing
tim" that hey take anything that along order
grasp that final link with the world they used 20 know
nothing pIsu than Has Been who clutches
to the shrinking hope that he Stin CAn-B"
The Robe" opened Roxy In Cinemaseope with
the huge eon curved No poaod necessary
Robe had the usual New York premiere picture
much beauty and dignity the
my opinion, and that
that excellent the whAmmy opening
OF what have you She talks too much and doesn't anything
rude to people who have contributed much
temporary than hope her
limited accomplishments She
pain In another portion Of the anatomy
Don't Of these show people other
ctng7 Exciting exciting exciting exciting Everybody who was
premiere az they weren't pushed into
the nearest telephone booth by the impatient Miss Nc M
roted exciting" We
exciting not In tie .cnas az the nsors nay
Ing Prom Here 10 Eternity" n beautu picture story
faith and ChrstIAnty uphnE tyranny CnsmaOps
magnificent tschniooOT performance Burton
Jean simmons and Victor Mature picture
long In the memory respects "saIonss"
The sequences showing falling burden Of
the Gross struggles Mount follows
tire CrucinEIOn, the Wlch dark
OnIy street with sohOng
The Robs" great and beauta nm
actors but dOesnf have feeling
spcctaOls.
spite pcksts by so7 Of the Musicians Union bog
office records at the Roxy being
fabulous show house has done away
pcksts have been carrying
locked out" Seems the rsportsdy
maintain starr Of year regardless
WHISTLER not they needed.
couple budding one Of the back
exits didn't look like musicians 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

Visitor Prom kARaaRi Mrs.
Hazel williams OF Kansas city,
KAnS.. IL visiting In the city and
In the house guest Of her dauKh.
ter and son.in.IaW, DIR. and Mrs.
James W. Robinson. 3si7 Chi
caEo Ave,
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Citizens Group BIusts
'Funcy' D. c. Booklets

The beautiful and fancy"
booklets published by the District
authorities were criticized by
the Randle Highlands Citizens
Association as an expense that
could be better applied to traffic
lights"
AS evidence, one citizen brought
out a public schools progress re-
port that was bound in celluloid
and printed on glossy paper.
The meeting. conducted by
William B. Castonguay, presi-
dent, was held in the Mechanics
Hall, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.