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Fred Sehveks Hosfs
A. Buffet supper
For Out OF Tow ners

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred schuck. SEE
Fuller Az. were hosts AZ q prettily
appointed buffet supper On Sun
day evening. September II. Hon.
ored guests wrrc their cousins, Mr.,
scottie Smith OF san Francisco,
and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Polk OF
Los Angeles. Calf. daughter and
son in.iaw Of Mr., smith
The affair. a family get.togrth'
or was attended by more than
twenty relatives
The serving table. covered with
a white linen cloth was conferred
with lazy Susan holding M.
sorted rciishc. The buffet center.
cd with crystal bowl Of garden
flowers In assorted hucs all gath
cred from tho garden Of the hos
tess, enhanced the beauty Of the
setting Light refreshments were
served preceding dinner and
following dinner guests enjoyed
games and socialixinR.
The CalIfornisns are house
guests ~ their brother and uncle
and wife, MIR and Mrs Leon Smith
OF 500 Carroll Av.
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Crimson also " Chicago, who were
the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Carlos
Moffatt. pi3 Rondo Az. The hos
tess served cocktails and an after
noon OF sociaiixing was enjoyed,
To study In Germany, Mr., John
NJ. Whitaker. col ~. Anthony
Az. left the city Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER IL. for New York city.
from whore he viii sail on Thurs.
day, September 10, for Rotter-
dam, the Netherlands, From here
he will go by train to Parts,
France, for q fourteen day vaca-
ton. before going TO Frankfort,
Germany, where he viii study
music at the University OF Frank.
fort. Hts stay 10 indefinite,
sister Il Gucst' Mrs, Belle Hen.
ton OF Portland. Ore. arrived by
plane on Sunday. September ~,
for visit with her sister and
brother-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Buckncr OF $40 Aurora Az, Mrs.
Benton and her son are pruprte-
tors ~ q thriving grocery bust
ness In Portland, Mrs. Benton will
visit another sister In Chicago.
Mrs. Huetta williams. a sister In
~. Louis. Mo, Mrs Edith Nichols
and will spend some time with her
parents. Mr., and Mrs Foster vii
hams OF Earl, ARK She plans To
take q months vacation,
! Visitors Leave For Itomei Mrs.
kionia Beverly and the Rev. Mrs.
Ira Coleman Of Chicago, who
spent three weeks In tho city WIS.,
iting relatives and friends return
cd To- their home on "wednesday,
September I. While In the city
they were the guests % Mrs, Bev.
erley's daughter, Mira Sue Can.
non, 81 a03 woodlawn Az. and
two grandHons. Mr., G, Cannon and
Mr., Joe Buckhaiton and wife oi
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DEWEY LANGUMs or
CHICAGO VISITS IN
OUR SANITY CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lang'im OF
Chicago. spent a week In the city
visiting relatives and friends and
while here were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Stewart Of 693
Carroll Az Mr. Langum IL n bro
Their ~ Mrs stewart
Among the many social court"7-
los extended the Chicagoans were
breakfast and sightseeing tour
~ the Twin Cities ms the guests
~ Mrs James Smith; Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas LanGim Minneapo-
lie. brother and sist"r-in-iaw Of
Mr. Iangum. entertained with a
family dinner on Thursday Sep
iember ? and they were guests %
Mr. Wallace Chambers at cock
tails
Mr LanRIm II a former resi-
dent Of Minneapolis.
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Minnesota Eyewitness
By BRENDA UELJAND

is Communism Capitalism Very few people
myself included examined very intelligent bank
Capitalism least accurately and exactly could see
half eye
As for Communism people tmdy furously call Com
A. 4. merely an George Rernard Shaw said pseudo
a dictatorship running huge govern
contrapton principle OF state capitalism There Il stu
.n,.n Won 40. b, m. state In the capitalist and no
allowed Russia You
invest that other people to
comparatively smAih sum while you
acquire q profit yourself
Who can answer the simple question; Capitalism"
theory Of Capitalism finally early the
century by stokbOker and he wrote
very badly brilliantly Paraphrased by nsate liter
ary genius and opium Deuncey called
Logic of Political Economy" We all should read IT.
hundred nifty years Capitalism hAndnhsnd with the
Industrial Revolution had nowered-or should say
There few hundred mihonas
millions fostering In factories and mines
and whee~rghts and
pwrghs OF Merry England were weak degraded
hands and six old children were drag
in the mines all fou for few shngS week ana
a twelve hour day
Then in proletaan Proudhon published
title What Property Theft In he showed
cie,y the injury a Frcnchman
generation John Ruskin declared that
either beggar rooher and pub
shed account OF his persona" activities and TO prove
he given good for his rents and dividends
generation Rhodes multi millionaire mperials
will bequeaihing his large fortune for pubic purposes
condition that dr would benefit by IT. Grad
capitalists unbridled
society and time went
hamper and regulate and
the OF the exhausted who after
nj abb ninety mine percent of the people
DeCuncy" Bernard Shaw, trebse Brit
accepted the Capitalist unequal distribution
division society into rich gentry and
proearans and desirable arrangement
Henry George equally blue American republican
voled by H."
And this at meaning
the
OF
the word " their
ngs relative word implying the
site poor positively implies opposite
speak riches absolute
following preceps everybody TO be rich
power like that Of electricity acting only
through inequalities ngation the
your ncighbors pocket would
he making yourself rich In
therefore equally and
sariy the art Of keeping your neighbour poor"
when bitterly "rgy bHrgytng about Capital
Creeping socialism should all try To
history these things going back at least hundred year" only
them can oneb sensible and cheerful
how Secretary Of IN,
Treasury Humphrey, argued Congress the debate
graduated slash Of
nc md poor alike This equality" he argued
is equality the that VotaTe jokoc
equality forbade both rich and alike L
| sleep bridges.
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Robson Sings To 10000
In Conodion Concert

Peace Irrh PARK Wash.
APP -- An estimated crowd -
% 900 person heard Paul Pobs~Dn
IN = formal gu'fIor cOncsrt here
rsr"ntly.
mo audlsnss Uas sNsllsi by
s'fls,ss and visitors from all parts
- the British Commonwealth. IN
Vancouver far rhs fsnOts Empire
Rarnes
Pok~~0ns selections rsnKsf
'rYp SsRrp spifituais - sEcsrp's
from A0s5Sss-s NussorKskya
aTsOris gofunOv
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Weddino
Anriversorie,
JISNVApOI.IS

Sep, n Mr. and Mrs A J
clark. tOf5 Clinton Nv r. 80
years. Mr. and Mrs William Wv
Inn III Girard Az ~ 10 years
1T. PAUL
Sept. ~ Mr. and Mrs Huron
shelton Jr.. i53 Ken, ~, - years.
VI and Mrs lease Smith bI7
F9rip Az. ~ years.
sept 10 Mr. ard Mrs e. w
pa'isrApn. s0I Carroll Az. n
years
sept. 20 nr ard Mrs Charles
Cozns. SO Carroll Az. seven
years: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Blaksy
ss2 Carroll ~. % yssrs
Sept ~ Mr. and Mrs David
PAYNE. 1875 Western Az 81
years
sept ~ Mr. and Mrs Jgnius
rg,Rsil sf,s Igiehar' Az five
years. Mr. and Mrs John N Pat
'nn s51 =, Anthony ~ n
years
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and Mrs. Stephen Maxwell Of ST.
Paul The visitors were extended
numerous social eourtesies while
here. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gail
lard Of st. Paul. were hosts at an
informal get-together in their hon
or.
California Visitor: Mr.. Cecil
Westbrook Of Los Angeles, Calf.
was a recent guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Richey of 3So3 Fifth
Av. s. He was enroute home after
spending a vacation in New York
City and other eastern points and
will visit in Seattle. Wash, and
Canada before returning home.
Mother Returns Home: Mrs.
Halle Thornton Of Kansas City,
Kans., who has been he guest OF
her daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Clark Sr.. OF
4045 Clinton Av.. for the past two
months. left for her home on Tues
day, September 7. She was accom-
panied on the return trip by Mr..
Andrew Clark Sr.. who will visit
his relatives while there.
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs Mat
thew G.. Evans Of 4040 Fifth Av.
s., who have been mentioning in
Kansas City. Mo, for the past
ten days visiting relatives and
friends. returned home on Tues
day. September 7, Mrs. Beatrice
Benton, cousin OF Mr.. Evans and
Mrs. Ethel Harris. a friend re.
turned with the Evans and were
their guests for one week They
left for their homes on Tuesday.
September II.
New Citizen: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles b. williams OF 725 Elmer
son Av. NJ. are the proud parents
OF 81 pound baby boy born
Monday morning. September IL In
st. Barnabas hospital. Mr. VIII
hams is proprietor Of the newly
opened barbershop at 2i7h Wash
ington Av. s.
Garden Lovers Club Met: The
Garden Lovers club held its regu-
lar monthly meeting Mt 2 p. m.
Tuesday. September 7 at the home
Of Mrs. f. v. Marshall. 1909 FL
hot Az. A highlight was dem
onstration on flower arrangement
given by Mrs. r. MaKsengill
Flowers used in he floral ar
rangement demonstration were
gathered from the gardens Of Mrs.
Marshall and Mrs. o. Watson. The
next meeting will be October 8 nj
the home OF Mrs Harry Massen-
gill. 3745 Fifth Av. s.
Cleveland Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs Walter McElroy Jr., Of Clcve-
land. O.. arrived Sunday. septem'
Der II. for a visit with their par
ents and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter McElroy Sr., Of +oF Gin
ton Az. and friends. They are
stopping at 1929 Clinton Av
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1854 Iglchart Az, Mr., Cannon
drove them down and Mrs, Cannon
and Mrs, Helen Tcndle accompan-
led them TO Chicago. Tho 50, Paul
itea returned home on Sunday.
September 8,
Correction; MIR and Mrs, Vernon
Young OF 2t26 Firth Az s.. Min
neapolis, were hosts at dinner TO
Mr.. and Mrs, Monwell Craft of ait
St Anthony Az, on August 70,
and not their guests.
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No. iRal,
LAND TITI.E ~ " Mons IN
AI.t'tit ATIOs ron
uts.lsTuN on


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STATE UF MISNESpTA
COUNTY or uESNErtN
DISTRICT COURT
pOi'RTH JUDICIAL ulNThiCT
in the matter of the application
ut CRYSTAL LIQUOR sTuitE, ca
Partnership, cans,HtinH ~ ~
WALKER and ALHEHr 4. VAIL
to register the title ~ the following
dsa,Tlbsd real estate situated IN
IIenhgptn County Minnesota.
namely
EhsIEuLY TuAcT THAT part
~ tots Nine 90 and Ton I0l
liiaok Fopr 40, .bpl bENAlib
ACHES iyinE NoTihsaStsfly 81 n
line drawn from point IN the
NortbSsEiariy line - said Lot
Nine ipl. distant one HUNDRED
Hisiy-Hls ana B5ft0O ildG pbJ feet
Southwestern, msNsufed alunG
said suTthwsaieIly line. from the
most NorIbsfiy corner ~ said
HnutbraHtsflB Hoe ~ said lot
Ten uOl, distant Oua Hundred
Thifty three snd sjin ba1tt feet
%BFthSaai0flY measured slpUs
said SapthSsstsriy line, from the
F"uihwesisfly corner ~ ssid lot
WEaTEm.Y THACT That part
~ lots Nine 90. and Ten bUDt
Tl"'E Four 90. "ttptLENtitD
ACUEN', iylng anuihw"st"riY ~ a
tine drawn from point ~ the
NnttNpsEtoTiy line 81 Raii lot
Stua 40 distant pIo Hundred
HlEtyrsIs ana sEli00 tss sLI feet
scout hWeNttfIy. measured along
said SoFthwosterB lirs, from the
most Eorthofiy corner ~ said
lot slbs 80 10 = point Ia the
H1uihHasi"rlB ilns ~ naid Lot Ton
tbb. distant one Hundred Thirty
three and 80 fi11D feet North
sasicfly. measured along Said
HuYitsazfsflB lin', from Tho
Ten tof. end ihHt part - tho
rDutHsHaf Quarter iHFat 81 the
HpuirsaFi guBrtaF iN"L ~
Section Pour 80. TnwHship one
Hundred Eighteen tis, Rang"
T~suiy ~ns faiJ lylug ""rihsaS
STATE inabWaB No "a, sni en-.
hfarfd hsipssH the extension
Westerly ~ thp GDutbsaat.TiH
line ~ asfi irDi Ton 90 sHh ~.
rEtDrHinu H"utb ~ To Hs-f iira
- Eatd l,nt Hlne ~. crystal
L.1pn, s'"'. - g" hs',nsfshlr,
Albeit \ wan Applicants
ihRse tag comps n " gUa
fnurs 'rmuarr. ab1 sll other psr-
cons uf parties unknown. giHlU
IrF arF EEh'. THE. estate. ten ~
irtaroaf DO mo real estate dsFsrib-
- Ir me application. herein. -.
fsrdarf#
~. sI-ts ~ Mis.sss's 80 ~. sb",.
"sm.d dsf.SdSa'.i
Yap ere TsfrHF sufuWsUsd 80
rsTHlIsd ~ answer the application
~ ne applicant 81 the sLnr' 90
fl'ls1 proceeding HEd ~ Ne yuui
answer 90 no said application ~
'bs DffifH ~ che CLERK - rsid 'Duf'
10 said rnuufy ~iihlu twenty go
days hfisf rbe asfVlFs ~ 'hls sum
UfaHE upon yHH. exclusive - ~,
hay ~ HHrh Hrfslas and N Y1u fsl
20 sra~sF 'ha application Wlthl'
me time aforesaid the Applicant 10
THE pFprsrItrV Niil apply g. ~,
s"ur' fof the Tsilof demanded there
81
HTTgEHa IHiIip e F,ImIf'
FisTk ~ rEit court. sud iHE z's
iNsfs1f. - Minneapolis ~ r4i,
'1Hufg ftfs fsib aay - Esptsm
be- 4 -. 1864
3 fREAf.J
pHiiJT. - gruHIDT Dis,t
~ pam e olsen. DsputF
| t'HsEHFf raflrh
! AffgFuaV fsf Applicant
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

Wonderful how your telephone
helps you get things organized fast
n you're on = party linz. rsDlsEber
10 allow soms time between calls NJ
important messages can reach you. NJ
tho-e who share your telephone s.ry,
zoo can also u,s tho line Other tips
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Club Meeting?

for good party-line seryios: give up
the line for emergency calls, replace
tbs receiver carefully. hang up quickly
and quietly when you find your tele-
phone line in uss. Remember. party
Inns courtesy IL catching. Northwest.
crn Bell Telephone Company.
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A dults, gathered
around the tele-
vision or radio or
at the bridge table
find fresh fruit
equally satisfying
Rich in essen
tial vitamInS and
minerals. W II h
enough aturaI
sugar 10 please
the sweetest tooth.
yet low in Gallo
RES. fresh fruit IA
the wise nutTi-
ti0nal answer 10
healthy appetiteE.
Select a variety
Of fresh fruits for
your fruit bowl
Begin with fruits
that are generally
in tcaEan then
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Mrs. Brown. accompanied the
ladies and served as their chauf-
fer.
Visited In Chicago: Mrs. Grover
Ingram and Mrs. Barbara Cyrus,
4O53 Clinton Av.. spent the past
week end in Chicago and were the
guests Of their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Baker.
Conference Delegates: Mrs.
James L. Page and Mrs. Adelaide
Tanner OF Waterloo. Iowa, who
are attending the Northwestern
AME conference, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mallory Of
1858 Clinton Av., while in the city.
Mrs. Page is a cousin of Mrs. NAL
lory.
Week End In Chicago. Charles
A. Glenn Of 1884 Smelling Az.
spent the past week end in Chica-
90 visiting friends. He was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Tex
ahada.
Delegate: Mrs. Harriet Gordon
Of Davenport, q delegate to the
Northwestern AME Conference
while in the city. was the guest OF
her cousin and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Glenn Of 3640
Fourth Av. s.
Versailles Meet: Mrs. Jean
Covington. 1904 Clinton Av., will
be hostess at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Versailles on Sun
day. September 10.
To Wed: Lee J. Neal OF $40 EN-
erson Az. N. has made application
for a marriage license to wed
Margaret N. Williams Of same ad-
dress.
Iowa Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Davis and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hawkins Of
Des Moines, Ia, were recent Wis
itors in the city, guests at the
Nicollet Hotel. The Iowans spent
some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richey Of 1903 Fifth Av. s,
aunt and uncle OF Mrs. Davis,
They returned TO their homes on
Monday. September q.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Agnes
Britt OF Alton, III. who has been
visiting her son and daughter-in'
law and granddaughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Britts and daughter
Of 100 Como Az. s. F., for the past
week. retnured TO her home on
Thursday, September Q.
Visits In Kansas City: Miss
Kathryn Chivers. 40l7 Clinton Az
spent the Labor Day week end In
Kansas City, Mo, and Kansas
City. Kansas. visiting relatives.
Kansas City Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hatcher OF Kansas
City. Mo. left for their home on
Tuesday evening, September 7, az
ter spending the holiday week end
as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Hatcher Of 4l45 F1ftf
Az. s.. cousins Of Mr. Hatcher. ir
honor Of their guests. Mr.. AND
Mrs. Hatcher entertained infor
mally on Sunday evening, Septem
Der 5 Guests attending were Mr.
and ME- IIrlin Ozark and Mr.
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The Return of the Fruit Bowl

The honey. family fruit bowl is staging q come back
Wise mothers taking from their foTcbcafS Seeking
family and healthy
the bowl Of fresh fruit for between meal GnaCkng
Small fry 20 be- hungry most Of the time Fruit
them feeling of Satisfaction nuTonally good for them and
doesn't Ill them that they lose interest regular meals
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ut. PAUL RIRTHDAYs


Sept IA Brian Suthern. ssS
Rondo Az Mrs, =. u. Henderson,
29i ~. Anthony Az.
Sept 10 Mrs. Eva Neal, 53i
ST Anthony Az; Mrs Carrie
Green. 7is Carroll Az; Bertha
Neal. 76I Rondo Az,
Sept 20-w u. Smith. 1920
Rondo Az; Mrs. James Strothcrs,
492 West Central Az; Mrs Dolly
MiIligan. bs5 81 Anthony Az. Nj.
Clarence Wright, t33 Rondo Az;
Mrs Ray whitmore, 800 Roado
Az
Sept n Mrs Floyd Massey
Jr. 7ig st Anthony Az. Calvin
River. 7ls IgIehart Az Mrs Tea-
sic sonlon. gi5 Rondo Az
sept ~ Herbert ". Russell,
g35 81 Anthony Az. Norman
Wallace, $50 ~ Anthony Az;
Mrs Iris Gambol. 43S Arundel
Az Mr.. Dave FIippin, 76s Car.
roll Az; Joyce Neal. oao I'ondo
Az c. q GiScombe. 57b Rondo
Az Mr. Joseph water, $50 Lyle.
hart Az
sept ~ Miss Joan Meredith
Howell, gTi 81 Anthony Az; Mr.
} . stubbs Sp9 Carroll Az
Sept. ~ james Loc. Bb2 Lyle
hart Az. Mrs Ccc"lia y Martin,
t65 Mackubln. CcIestine Price, tbi
Rondo Az, Mrs Iam"s clifford
Martin. $50 Carroll Az Wayne J
WHapn. 73s ~ Anthony Az
On, ~ Town Birthday
sept n James y Cor, Duluth
MINI.
Sept ~ Rev I"lwrllyn WI.
/ Hams Los Angeles. cam
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS &

Attended Baptist Convention Among those attending the
National Baptist Convention held ST. Louis Mo- September
through the 12th from Bethesda Baptist church Rev
L. c. Harris Mrs lone Brown president of the Senior
airy Society and Mrs Betty Jackson president who
delegates from their society Mr. James Brown husband
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Social and Personal
& ct. PAUL &

Brunch: Mrs Walter Suthern of sss Rondo Av, was hos
brunch Thursday September in compliment to Mr.
and Mrs Kenneth Virgins of Chicago house of Mr. and
Mrs John Wilson. Other guests Mr. and Mrs George
Brooks Jr Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson and MT sam sharp
After brunch the party Joined BY Mr. and Mrs Eson Hut
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept. IS. Mira, 5. w, Oliver.
s7io Fourth Av, s.; Henry Thorn
as, Ssl6 Clinton Az: Leonard
Minis. All N, Colfax Av.: Joseph
y, Jennings. $3.50 Third Az s.:
Norval Barksdale. 1908 Emerson
Az. N: Roland HiI. Curtis Hotel;
James Fraction. Ss4i Clinton Az:
s, y. Hammond Jr,. 22is i2th Az,
3.
Sept. l9-Archie Givens. ioit
Fourth Az. N: Maurice o, How
ell. 2To6 e Sand St: Mrs, Iva
Napue. 10 Hyland Az. N; Mrs.
Laura Gaskins, tto9 Third Az, 8.
Sept. 80, l.. Alexander. sss2
nth Az, s.; Mrs. Mary Watson,
s7bo FIFTH Az. &.
Sept. ?l-Mrs. Charlotte Nash,
iils Fremont Az. N,
Sept. - Henry Macarthur. so6
Irving Az. N; Mrs. Mary 10
Howell, 27o6 Il, S2nd St: Edward
J, Brown, STto Fourth Az, \,
Sept. 2s-Grace johnson, SCI
Eighth Az, N: Rosetta Thomas,
900 nth Az. s. Bcrtram slaugh.
ter, Se73 Alabama Az. 81, Louis
Park; A. l.. Commodore, d2o ~
Lake st, Fred n. Titus, 2it w,
Sist ST. LeVira Batseil, 722 ~
Girard Az
Sept 2. Charles Mccoy, 500
Eleventh Az. N; Jonas q,
Schwartz. sol Pence Building.
Mrs. Leila Bannarn, 5000 Sixth
Az, N: Mrs Hazel l., Clark, to+o
clinton Az.
Out-of Town Blrthdnys--
Sept. 20 Mrs, Carlton Simpson,
Baltimore. Md: Mrs. Wanda How
ard. Paola, KanA,
Sept. Al Vivian 0ilstrap,
Washington. ~ c.; Herman Sim
mons, New orleans, La.
Sept. ~ Rev. Henry Bolts Jr.,
Sioux Falls. q, u: Roosevelt
Brown. LAJuanita, Colo: william
Martin. san Francisco. Calf; Mrs.
Ida Jackson. jackson, Tenn,
GAL 3 SEPT IVA uWash- JCSchw
Sept % Durpelle v Crisis,
Kansas CITY. Knns,. Violet Hill
Whyte. Baltimore. Md
Sept. - Charles Ballard
Springfield. O, Mrs. l.. u, FouHc,
Lexington, Nv.
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FASTEST way IN rent n room or
a house IL nv calling Midway $50
and inserting = classified al.
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a phone call 60 our subscrtption
dcsk. Midway ssao, win bring yoa
tho paper In the next mall
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
OAR 10 Present Flag
For Girl Scout Camp

Presentation of a 5-by-8-foot
American flag for use by the
Girl Scouts at their national site
at Camp lockwood, Md, will be
made on Monday by Mrs. Pearl
w. Norman of the Lucy Hol-
combe Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
The ceremonies, to be tele-
vised over Station WTTG at
1870 pm, will be in the Raleigh
Hotel. They will include presen-
tation Of the new flag by Mrs
Norman to Mrs. Gertrude s.
Carraway, president general OF
the national OAR.
In turn, the OAR official will
give the flag to Ida May Born
who is in charge of the girl scout
camp.
Others who will participate in
the Flag Day ceremonies on the
Hazel Markell program are Miss
Faustine Dennis. State regent
for the District OAR; Miss Lii
liam Chenoweth, honorary ma
tional vice president, and Mrs
F. A. Mountford, chairman OF
the lockwood camp committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
D. {. Air Guard Begins
Training on Cape Cod

The District Air National
Guard begins two weeks of field
training today at Otis Air Force
Base, Cape Cod, Mass.
Some $500 men are partici-
pating. This city's National
Guard fighter bomber wing in
cludes units from Baltimore and
Wilmington, Del. About TOO of
the guardsmen are from the
Washington area.
Some of them took of from
Andrews Air Base this morning
in Sabrejets. Others are making
the trip to Massachusetts, by
truck convoy. train or private
car.
This is the first time the
unit has gone so far from home
for its summer training.
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Jury 10 Seek Verdict
Monday in S75O,OOO
Suit Against Clark

A Jury will resume delibera-
lions Monday in the trial OF a
damage suit in which Admiral
Joseph ]. (Jocko) Clark, U. S. N,
retired, is accused of striking
Mrs. Selma Sinclair Dewey while
trying to keep her from visiting
an apartment in a building at
$500 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The jury, in the United States
District Court for the District
of Columbia, began celebrating
late yesterday-the fourth day
of the trial. Judge James w.
Morris excused the panel until
Monday, after it had failed to
reach a verdict in As minutes and
the foreman informed the court
he thought it would take at least
two more hours for the jurors to
agree.
Incident in 1919.
Mrs. Dewey has testified the
admiral struck her in october.
1919, when she went to visit an
apartment at the Massachusetts,
avenue address then occupied by
Edward B. Dewey and his father.
At the time she was Miss Sin
clair. In March, 1850, she was
married to Edward B. Dewey,
granddaughter of Admiral George
Dewey Of Spanish-A American, War
fame.
Admiral Clark has denied he
ever struck Mrs. Dewey. He tes-
titled he extended his arms to
prevent her from entering the
building owned by his wife. Mrs.
Shannon Clark. He testified he
pushed her gently at one time
when she sought to enter. On
another attempt, the same day,
he said he caught hold Of her
arm and escorted her gently
through the building door.
The admiral testified the for
fer Miss Sinclair had been noisy
and Objectionable.
Mrs. Dewey is represented by