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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick row
hoqs f porcb os cony fsnTsd a 5S
Call Rent Dept. to 5. IA. $4,000.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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FOR RENT UNFURN.

A rare oppor. for someone to occupy
this enchanting and unique 1-leyel
home, situated on a wooded hill
top. % minis. from the White House
in the exclusive Burningtree Country
Club area. Immense liv. rm. with
log-size frepl.. sunny din, rm..
fascinating kit. The master bedrrn.
has a frepl and there are 2 or
3 other bedrms. and ga baths. 2-yr.
lease; $3.50 a mo. For information
please call Mrs. MacGuineas, OIL.
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DUPLEX APARTMENT

Duplex or one floor; spacious room,
parking, laundry facilities. outside
drying. janitor service, utils. incl.
Immediate and February occupancy
$3.50 and up: bus stop at door
Inquire at 42I4 Attn st. sc. Apt
1Oa 10 3-1434 -5
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14IS HARDWOOD PL. N.w.-Brick,
4 bedrms.. Ga baths. Ice. liv. nm.
and din. rn1.; gar; $50. l.. J.
MILLS & SONS, Ma. S-4561. OIL
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SILVER SPRING AREA
SEMIDET. HANDLERS
3 bedrms., gas heat, full daylight
bsmt. S1l5 per mo. HE. 4-7133.
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COLORED-N.W.-o rms. Kit. bath,
in remodeled bldg; $62,50. HARRI,,
SON & ADAMS. Ma. S-S30s. II
COLORED-0O8 48th PL. Min
new apartment house. rms, kit.
dinette, bath. S69.50. RIA. 3-oS5l.
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SILVER sPRING AND BETHESDA
AREA-Several nice houses avail
able, some with option TO buy, 500
and up. SIGLER g. CO, 10. A.
$3.50. HE 4-S1q3 4
ATTRACTIVE HOME in Woodbridge
ne. convenient TO public and Cath
ole schools shopping district and
excel. transp. Near Near Goth and R. /
bright bedrms., full bsmt, S125 mo,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1906 H
n II, MA S.OQAk
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IVY GLEN RID. 4313. Silver Spring,
Md.-5-room and bath bungalow;
full basement; nice lot Anchor
Ind on O-RS41 (eNes d
, 1954-10-07
FOR SALE
L
ROYAL L
GUAVA BERRY SLIPS
ETG. ETC.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cRoIx. A cTIRIsTIANsTED

To: Gilmore Weinhold Friedman; Freda F. Wiebrecht; Maxine +.
Ball; James a. Webrecht; George Alexander Ball II; Forest
Home Cemetery; Association; Milwaukee Art Institute; Mil
waukee County War Memorial Center, Inc; Lily Heidmann;
Arson Buttes; Joseph DucIon; Margaret l. Peltier; Leon =.
EKaumheimer; American Alpine Club; Edward Feuz; Martha
Feuz; Ernest T. Fischel; Min Fischel; Elso Oesterlein; Viii
liam j. Oetenein; Milwaukee Hospital; Columbia Hospital;
Milwaukee Childrens Hospital Y
YOU ARE HEREBY CITED to show cause why the written
instrument signed by Max E. friedman, deceased, dated January
29th, 1853 should not be admitted to probate in this District as the
Last Will and Testament Of Max F. Friedman, deceased and why
Letters of Administration CTA. should not issue to Warren H.
Young Of Chrisiansted, st Croix, Virgin Islands of the United
States, at a term Of this Court to be held at Chrstansted, St. Croix,
v. T. on the 18th day Of October. 1854.
Dated: September Is, 1854.
GEORGE "A. MENA
District Court Commissioner
, 1954-10-07

&C per copy $LUU per mOnun; $lUOU per year locaD: $lLuG AOfoa
All subscriptions are payable in advance
Entered as Second Glass matter, May 26. 1917 at the Post Office at
Chnsiansted. ST. croix. Y. l. under the Act Of March !, 1897.
VOL 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER s. 1854 NO. 2e
Editorial
COURAGE A COUNT
NERVE, DARING, brass, spunk, guts-put EN- all to-
gether, shake well and what have you gotP COURACEl
COURAGE in the politician is a must. Without it any aspir-
ant to a political career may as well take up his little soap
box and move on to gentler fields. sends those
who possess it on strange assignments and missions. Very
often they do not return. COURAGE scorns bullets, bombs
and death and breeds heroes on battlefields, in the skyWays
and sea lanes. COURAGE scorns bacteria and deadly disease
and makes heroes Of doctors and r~esearchists who sacrifice
their lives that humanity might survive. IRA scorns
gangster bullets and the tortueS of red spies and makes
heroes Of cops and espionage agents.
TO FACE DEATH, even the possibility Of liquidation,
requires COURnGE plus. Facing the intricacies Of politics
and the ~intrigues of politicians also requires a lot Of COUR-
ACE, but Of a different specie and peculiar endurance. Men
and women face bullets and deadly bacteria knowing full
well that if they fail they die. It is the end. Although the
stakes are high, politics is ruthless, merciless and rotten, a
killer of regulations and character. The victims, however, do
not die from ruined regulations. Smeared characters do not
kill them. They live and they suffer-in more ways than one.
Their families suffer. Quite aware OF this set-uP, countless
men and women enter the political game, undaunted, hoping
in the hearts, that they in some small way, will be able to
help make their country or community a better place to live
in. They are incorruptibel They are conscientious They have
COURAGEl And they are political heroes, unsung.
COURAGE is second nature with Anna Brodhurst, can
didate from ST. Croix for Senator at Large in the new Legs-
lature Of the Virgin Islands. In spite of having lost out in the
50 elections, this valiant woman is running for office again.
She is ready to scorn the political gaff and jbes of her OPP
ponents, who, undoubtedly, intend to bar no holds and
spare no feelings in their attempt to win. Our PETTICOAT
POLTTICO has what it takes, however. Anna Brodhurst has
the kind of COURAGE that should not be underestimated
Americans lone a clean, fearless fighter
Americans tDiI back Anna Brodhurst to the limit
AGNES r. BOLORE
4 +-4--.---- M
, 1954-10-07
HORSE RACE MEETING

A meeting of race horse own
ers will be held at Peters
Rest School house on Sunday,
October 10, 1854 at 800 o'clock
in the afternoon to discuss
preparations for the Christ
mas races.
All interested persons are
cordially invited.
The Management Committee
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THE Home Of First Choice Used, Cars
1912 Georgia Ave. TIL. 2-090(
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! The Home of First Choice Used Cars"
J 1912 Georgia Ave. To. 10000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDsMOBILE 1o41; ideal bushes

OLDSMOBILE 1871; ideal business Of
End car; excel. cond.. sos. 1906
varnum st. NV, RIA. 3-4306. --6
OLDSMOBILE 80 "8S" sedan; r. and
h., Hydra-Matic; fight blue finish
S745. low terms and trade. Car No
733-B. MONROE FORD, 800 Wis.
consin ave: NV. Wo. $4,000. Open
o d15s;i Is ! D - r7s" convertible;
:. and h.; black. Car No. 635-xA
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy;
81. Spg.i Md Open evenings II
OLDSMOBILE 40 4-dr. sedan; r. ane
h.; Hydra-Matic; beautiful eond
Full price only S595, terms. oIHC
WILLIAMS BUICK. 20ol Nichols
oLDsMoBnE 1854 Super "ss" 4-dr
sedan; pleasing light-blue finish
fully equipped with radio. heater
Err STEERING AND POWER
BRAKES excellent Wv. tires.
cIPiToL cApILLAc-oLD oBiLl
OLDSMORILE 1854 "as" Holida!
coupe: Hydra Matte, radio and heat
er, Wv. tires This company oficia
car has less than 1000 miles. show
room anpearancc; SO. 9g5. Paul
BROS. (Olds.b. KE. 7-130S. Wiscon
sin avenue and Ellicott street NV
oIDsMoBILE $50 de luxe "ss" COW
2-dr,:: yellow and black; peri .cond
low mileage; owner transferred over
seas; price. SO, 100; inspect by ap
pointnent OIL 4-022I %
1853 Super "SS" 4-dr.
Hydro Matte. radio and heater. turl
signals. I owner. immaculate con
dition safety. tested written guar
antee: S1,s95. PAUL BROS, tOlds)
Re, 7-i30S. Wisconsin avenue an,
Ellicott street NV 81 till q, Is
OLDS AZ club sedan; Hydra-Matic
in good condition. / owner, driver
only $4,000 mi; $500. WO. 6-3g75
OLDS AZ: one-owner car; new tires
price, $500: clean, well kept Cal
DU. 1897 after pm. 20
DODGE so 2-dr.: original green fin
ish: low mileage; nice owner car
Specia. today. only S745.
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
DIVER MOTOR co.
The Home Of First Choice Used Cars
63l2 Georgia Ave. tn. 2-0a0'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC so 70" Custom Catalina:
Hydra-Matic: fully equipped. rust
S995, ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
irving SC. NV, AID. 1880: also
:i46O 18th ST. NV. RIA. 5000. 20
PONTIAC So s-eylandsr Custom
Interior. ST .4s5 ARCADE PoN-
TIAC; i437 Twins yaa ST.; &; nv, AD.
RA. a-a67O %
PONTIAC 1858 Chieftain So de luxe
red and white, Only Si,4g5, full
price: bank flnancins. WILLIAMS.
10th and r. ]. ave ne. "a
PONTIAL ~ 2-dr.: black: excel
sond;; l ssn radio and heater
PONTIAC ,58 "S, de luxe 4-door
sedan; Hydra. Matte. radio. heater:
f fy e, ss,pPPssd PaEEsslins AR elsfS
PONTIAC, 1897 Irving st, NV. AD
4-S50a also $3.50 l4th st. NV. RA
3-9ti10. "a
PONTIAC 81 4-dr sedan: r, n.
sos. bank nnaneins. OHIO VII.
LIAMs BUICK, so01 Nichols ave,
sc.
PONTIAC 80 S-cylinder Star Chief
convertible: HYDRA Matte: less than
5000 miles: fully equipped: bright
red with q black top, S2.495. AR.
CADE PONTIAC. 1887 Irving St
NV. AID. 4-S500 also 1890 14th
st NV. RA 1860 20
PONTIAC 81 Convertible; HYDRA
| Matte. power steering. immac..
| $1,000. new warranty. FLOOD Pom
T1Ac, 422I Connecticut. Wo g.
PONTIAC "a station wagon: Hydra.
Matte de luxe Left over. never
solo $500 FLOOD PONTIAC
4221 Connecticut ave-. WO $500
FORD so VS. Tudor; r. and b.;
original gray finish. low. mileage:
exceptionally clean: S1,095.
Oodge-Plymouth Dealer
DIVER MOTOR CO.
The Home of First Choice Used Cars
1912 Georgia Ave. tn. 10000
| IS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


0 inIly eouiDced: o s.toSs bi'as: ysrs
desirable model: $1,000. ARCADE
PONTIAC, l4S7 Irving st. NV.
AZ AZ, 4 s.ssso also $500 i4th st: Nv.
miles. this custom car lists for foS
$3.50; viii accept $4,000 cash or
terms can MIR. Davis wa 7-os s
PACKARD 40 de luxe sedan; heater.
FoRD. iss7 Hast.W S hwy siI
spg Md. Open evenings til y.
P AZ sSiaSot 80 de luxe g" sedan.
heater. Car No. 947-A. S545. Low
terms or trade. MONROE FORD.
800 Wisconsin ave. NV. Wo.
pss I2aoa De9 sssf selS ~ pm spor,
age; extra clean; 81. fa5. PENNY
a. neis Ia el isgM Hn0de isiane ave
PLYMOIJTH IS,53 Climb come; radio
and heater; very clean; Outstanding
mechanical condition; Sisi45. Low
ROE ToRb s. sIoo wisconsin Wise sin. avs Il,
g pm.
PLYMOUTH 10 2-dr;; :. ana A.. sun
visor, spotlight and mirrors. New
seat covers PERI. cond.; $3.50. In
y 2- XST1SSi;,ru =, c.,h.,aaa. -sl,,,
sna neat oI tam. Unly S94 %. car Mn No.
RnE H6Pn s IaaS a EestAWest NV
Iii spgS Nd. Omen evenings til q
III SszSo1 sH
PLYMOUTH 1947 club coupe; splen-
49,; ,S Sssritics; al. Sl75; terms ~ down
PLYMOUTH so convertible; fully
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PACKARDs

GUARANTEED BY FAMOUS BUTLER
BOND
Az 4-door sedan: r and h.. $3s5
80 4-door sedan, overdrive. heater
S495.
81 900" 4-door sedan, at. r. ant
h.. $l.095.
81 Clipper 4-door; at, r. and
ST .9a5,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
4034 Wis. Ave NV. EN-. 3-404(
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

YOUNG ATTY. seeks space in law
suite; to $50 or services. v. NAPPO
NO. 7-9503. or ME. $500. -
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAYIDsON Isl 81: red,
buddy seat. windshield, saddle bags,
plenty of chrome, 1895. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. I. ave. ne.
| DU. $4,000. 10
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RE'TLoTs AND AcREAeE COZ OUGHTA BE A LAW
OFFICES 9 STUDIOS FOR RENTILoTs

LOT 1O0x3a5. Hummer road, AMMAN
dale, Va: $1,000. GEORGE MUIR
PLY, $40 Central ave-, Massapeaua,
N. Y. los
COUNTY APPROVED subdiyikic1;
paved streets; near Fort Meade and
Johns Hopkins Laboratory; Winde-
mere Acres. Waterloo 1092-J-A
POTOMAC, MARYLAND AREA - Is
acres with over 1,00O-ft.. frontage
on main road. Suitable for subdi-
Cali Mr.. III land, ewes, Oh. A-s679.
II. q. SMfTHY CO., 81i 18th st.
NV. ST. $4,000. "a
End COMMERCIAL LOT between New
York ave. and West w. ave- me-.
30-ft, front at 81. so 50. II. WALTER
M. BAUMAN. 1927 K st. NV. Ma.
S-G224: ewes, Sun, EN-. 2-S475.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs-Quarter
acre, and larger wooded lots:
$4,000 and up. KE. 6-8395. --6
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THE EVENING STAR BIZ
MONDAY. DEcEMBER 9, ,ss4
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC fa53 chieftain s.s'' de luxe
cow. cpe Hvdra-Matic. radio and
heater Wv, tires: one owner:
outstanding value, 81 .795. PAUL
BROS. toldst. KE 7-130S. Wiseon-
sin ave. and Ellieott st. NV. . to Q.
STUDEBARER 81 Champion club
coupe; an exceptionally clean and
economical car. $595. ARCADE
PONTIAC ll4S7 Irving ST. NV. AID.
4-S50l: also 1880 f4th st. NV.
sTGDa. IS VS. Regal su.. epe.: car
in very. best eond.: 81 $50. pu.
1920 before 4 p.m. or ST. 3-74S7
WHY'S ahLfl { J n 40 station vsson:
10000 mt, imnac..s $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut Wo.
WHY'S $50 6-cyl. station wagon:
heater and oyerdrive. Car No. $685.
XA Reduced to an outstanding
value at sos. Low terms and trade.
MONROE FORD. 1857 East-West
hwy. Sill. Spg. Nd. Open evenings
til Q. JU. 5-7S04.
DODGE 81 4-dr.: driven only 81; 900
mi by original owner. A black
beauty; only SS45.
Dodge plymouth Dealer
DIVER MOTOR co.
THE Home Of First Choice Used Cars"
6312 Georgia Ave. TIL 2-0aOo
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1854 1-ton panel; like
brand new; little over 1000 mi
c Ghrsap;o ~; l1 900 , , s :.
low mileage, heater, engine in eS
cellent condition. Recently passes
p. G.. inspection. Best offer. JU
1-fS16.
FORD 1899 panel body. Cali DU
7-SU05
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LOANS
BOATS
NEW cHRYsLER MARINE ENG

NEW CHRYsLER MARINE ENG
MS Royal gasoline engines: l4i n.p.
at $500 r.p.m.; raw water cooled
electric starting: complies with
ChrySler reverse reduction gears
ratio .4.46:1 and I'll: right hand
propeller rotation: quantity avail
able. -
THE BOSTON METALS CO.
Curtis 7-5O5O
313 G Baltimore st. Baltic. 2. Md.
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|oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY RIDGE-Spacious. modern furn.
ished home with basement. on Bay
drive, facing Chesa Bay. Large lot
Price, So. 500 WALTER M BAU.
MAN 1927 K st. NV. MA. S-R""Q
WO 6-O747 "a
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GARAGES

GARAGE-Near Goth and o NV;
10 #. by 90 it.; easy access, O-st
entrance, overhead door; S25 mo
Call HO. 2-9100.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Money loaned on list OF
End trusts on terms to suit your
/ budget. Loans made In o. c., Md
and Va; Call MR. FREEDMAN
WASHINGTON Loan & Trust Bldg,
300 E st. NV. RIM. a07. Tel. RE
T-15o5
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
1881 q st NV, ME s-a4S5.
MONEY ON end TRUST We will
buy 2nd-truSt notes, d. c.. nearby
Nj or Va. reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAI MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. S-5S33
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-09
Social and Personal
< MINNEAPOLIS


On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. William s Berry and family of
trip to Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah where thew will
visit Mr.. Berry's father. ~
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. E. V. Marshall 3609 Elliot Av re.
turned home from Veterans hospital Monday June and
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-09
Murphy's Hold
Annual Family
Fourth" Picnic

The beautiful and spacious
grounds Of the White Oaks home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J, Murphy,
374i Fifth Av s., was the setting
on Monday, July 5, for their an
nusl Fourth OF July family picnic
and get together.
This years event was even more
delightful because OF the presence
Of two out-of-town family guests,
Mrs. Beatrice Henderson OF East
Orange, N. j.. and daughter. Mrs.
Irene Mason of Berkeley, Calf.
who made the trip TO be on hand
for this particular event.
Mrs. Henderson Is the daughter
of Mrs. Matte Drew OF 404s
Fifth Av. s, and sister OF Carl
Wade OF 1921 Fourth Av. s., and
Mrs. James Fraction OF 3s4i Clln-
ton Av Mrs. Mason Is the grand
daughter and niece.
Family and guests enjoyed an
afternoon OF fun, food and frolic
which was climaxcd with a table
laden with many types and aAsort-
ments OF food and cool, refrsheing
drinks.
Various games, cards and other
sports were participated in. Prizes
for cards were won by Mrs Mar
guerite combs. first; Mr.. Carl
Wade, second: Mrs. Jessie Shcp-
ard, third and Mr.. Nose Johnson.
fourth. Pictures were made OF the
group and dancing on the lawn
was a highlight OF the gala af-
fair.
out OF town guests were Mrs.
Beatrice Henderson, East Orange,
N. j.. Mrs. Irene Mason, Berkeley,
Calf, and Mr.. Roscoe Duke of
Jackson. Miss. Members OF the
family included the Messrs, and
Mines. Fred Murphy, Carl Wade,
Sr., James Fraction. Harold
Combs. Carl Fraction, Carl Wade
Jr and Sons. James Bertram
Wade and sons, Ira Robinson and
sons, Everette johnson and daugh-
ter; Mrs. Matte Drew, Mrs.
Nose Johnson. "Biil" Fraction,
Ronald Fractions. l.. vallee and
Michael Nerburn.
Guests present were the Messrs.
and Mines. James Horris, Earl
Williams. Henry Johnson Of St
Paul; The Misses Esther and
Nora Byars; the Mines. Carrie
Robinson, Maurice Britts and
daughter, Alice Fort, Jessie shep-
hard. the Messrs. George Man
ming. st. Paul: James Austin and
baby Steven Harris.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-09
Visitors From East
And West Visit
Mill City Relatives

Mrs. Beatrice Henderson of
East Orange, N. J. and Mrs. Irene
Mason of Berkeley, Calf. are Wis
iting in the city and are dividing
their visit as house guests Of their
brother and uncle and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wade OF 1921
Fourth Av. s., their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Matte Drew
of 404S Fifth Av. s., and sister
and aunt and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fraction OF 3s4l Clin-
ton Av.
In honor of their house guest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wade Sr., en-
tertained at a cocktail party for
the family on Saturday evening,
July 3, Immediately following the
arrival by plane of Ms. Hender-
son.
The evening was spent in remin-
iscing, sociahzing and just get
ting acquainted with the younger
members, many of whom were
very new additions to the family
circle.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-09
Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA UEIAND

Saturday June ss 1854 Jenny johnson and the lunch
Humphrey Humphrey,
Overlooking and Five hundred wedressed intelligent
fine looking women.
Sunday. (my granddaughter
years Hilltop Stables
Paul Highway Walter westman thirty
cleaning gated
with flowing tails to patient horses like
Lulu Belle for the children until finally a5yearOd Major
pebad and large enough for amored knight who
slow that he seems to be walking backwards
opulen young woman her white
circus there pnk-mouhed
English Though
dancing always a
call the Turkey the Rhumba depending the fashionable
dance of the moment but it is always the same old step
(also grandmother mysel with long
black curs to the waist and and and pc
and ranch-hands denim (she
there steel handle on her saddle This because she pro
fessonal rider She the ride Death
like the Cossacks black trailing gaop
wish could do that Intend to learn Never Il can't TN
try"
Kolthon frequents place great
chemist the University synthetic
and his and favo horse adorable
horse tall bay with kind brow and ongegged and
fine looking spirited and noby ntegentsuch ideas
such distinguished action!
Amigo and Alex rode Champ Ier third time on the Eng
sh getting reckless
nar that always hoping msbhave
pool Champ spite quag
began drinking Champ
slump down in peculiar the hind quarters The temptation
great ally
/ in and pulled
Champ out We all enjoyed it very much
plan Timothy my grand nephew eight years
old Mahnomen County My first dwelling
seepngbag and the only stock far deer fawn foxes bears
red headed ducks orioles dragon flies pretty
little skunks they say-a family Of
plan trip carefully Explorers
Raold usually
foresight chicken
Pepperidge bread. Don't forget the gum"
Helen Allison has seping And will find that
convenient,
utterly wonderful such roar and shout and habaoo OF all the
creauresi And is all utterly soothing lovely and beautiful This
argument prove poytonc
screecng is on the wrong track because 1t has the loud
ableness when Nature they
ways sooth and bless however loud Like Beethoven.
June 2S Monday Oliver St Gogarty. His
you prevew
of which appear New York Times week 1t Is
superb Help unbeefyou
The review by Robert lyer: Yeats poetry
song Gogarty himself great
lyric poets Of Pfndadc nobility and nexibty is there
Reynolds Gogays and
adventurous life And all view with kind Of wonder the activity
spirit that outstrps the reless body The Irish poets absorb
the other poets the great
Elzabehsns phoenixght Gogsrty
ed He always interesting to read modern syousts never
are" THE bold The publication Collected
Poen s a literary OF magnitude."
him overstatement could have
it!adequate a
Archangelic Tyre!
at request
m he of the Irsh oympic)
Where the blue eye beams with light.
Where the open hand,
Where the 1 and bright
There also Ireland
Welcome well
In the Land that bids you hail:
though
forget the Gael
Gogarty is a says-I guess
perhaps the White founded Dublin He
says haught after the the
DoYLE'S LIQUOR STORE Il
sIoek Ees Of tyndeIs II
Choice Liquors Wines Beers III
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-09
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 10-Minnie Allison, 597
Iglehart Av.; Ruth Bloom, 491 St
Anthony Av.: Mrs. William Hollo-
man, 763 st. Anthony Av.; Pauline
Douglas, 426 Carroll Av.
July 11-Mary Toliver, 1915
Rondo Av.
July 12-- DR.. Maurice Crouch,
Ss6 Carroll Av.: Mrs. Irene Har-
per, 646 Rondo Av.; Barbara Jean
harrington, 4e1 st. Anthony Av,
Byrum Brown Jr.. S7S st. An
thony Av.; Mrs. Lincoln Berry,
sos w. Central Av.: Bertram
Shannon, 977 Fuller Av.
July 13-Mrs. Jane Lee, 992
Iglehart Ave.
July 14-Mr. Lionel Allen, e22
w. Central Av.
July 15-Robert Cox, Jr., 731
Marshall Av.; Patsy Moore, 1000
Iglehart Av.; Patricia Lee, 992
Iglehart Av.
July 16-Mrs. Lue Day, 1872
Rondo Av.; Aalayah Sayles, 756
st. Anthony Av.
Out-of. Town Birthdays
July 1o-Vernice Tinsley, Sc
attic, Wash.
July l6-Tully Hickman, Los
Angeles, Calf
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-09

ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. James
Jacoway Of 40l7 Fourth Av. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoway accompan-
led by their guests left Thursday
for Chicago, where they will visit
Mrs, Jacoway's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Allen, for a
few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will
be in the city for two weeks.
California Visitors: Mrs. Belle
Boston and daughter, Mrs. Isa-
belle Marshall of Pasadena, Calf,
arrived Saturday, July 8, for a
visit with Mrs. Lotte Hyde of
1892 Clinton Av., and will renew
old friendships. They are former
residents of the city.
Join Husband And Father: Mrs,
Joseph Arlington and son James
Jr, Of Bearden, Ark, arrived in
the city to join their husband and
father, Mr.. James Arlington Sr.,
of 23l6 Fifth Av. S.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Escue, formerly OF 1852 Fifth
Av. s., are now residing in their
newly purchased home at APO
Fifth Av. S.
Returns Home: Mrs. z. Hender-
son, 1929 Bryant Av. N, returned
from East st. Louis, Ill, where
she was called on an urgent mis-
sion.
Around The Cock Club: Around
the Clock Club held a pow-wow
and business meeting on Saturday
night, July 3 at Cedar Lake. In
spite OF the mosquitoes, fun was
had by all. Among those present
were Messrs. and Mines. Clyde
Scroggins, George Nesbitt, Jr.;
Messrs. Ed Christopher, Joe
Clemons and Jerry Beal. The next
regular meeting will be held at 5
p. m. Sunday, July IL at Phyllis
wheatley House, s0e Aldrich Av.
N.