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consin accuses me Of lying, his
contention being that the ACLU
was listed by the California
State Senate committee investi-
eating un-American activities. I
specifically stated the Attorney
Generals list. the FBI. and any
other Government agency
II shall attempt to deal ade-
quately with Senator McCarthy's
latest reckless handling Of the
truth on the radio tomorrow
night"
Replies to Stevenson.
AS for Mr.. Stevenson. Sem
ator Mccarthy centered on the
1852 presidential candidates
statement that the new admini-
stration had turned up only one
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Murrow, Stevenson
Accused byMcCahhy
In Radio Broadside
0Y she As.eeioied Press

Senator Mccarthy. Republic
can. Of Wisconsin has accused
Commentator Edward r. MUIR
row Of having been connected
with a Moscow school described
as revolutionary, and Adlai
Stevenson of dealing in UNI
truths.
Mr.. Murrow said ne actually
was an adviser in an interna-
tional education experiment the
Russians cancelled in 1885 be-
fore any school sessions were
held.
The accusations came in the
first installment Of Senator Nc
Carthy's reply to recent criti-
cism. He has said his real re-
ply will be made a week from
today. But last night he fred
some preliminary broadsides at
Mr.. Murrow. who devoted his
CHS television show Tuesday to
a critical review Of Senator Nc
Carthy. and Mr.. Stevenson,
Democratic presidential nomi-
nee in 1852. who sounded of
against "McCarthyisn" when
he spoke to Democrats in Miami
Beach Saturday.
On Fulton Lewis Program.
Senator Mccarthy spoke last
night on a question and answer
program with Fulton Lewis, jr.,
on the Mutual radio network.
Saying that Mr.. Murrow,
week after week. feels that he
must smear Mccarthy" he sug-
gested: Maybe Mr.. Murrow is
worried about the exposure of
some Of his friends"
Senator Mccarthy. saying he
was quoting from a copy of the
Pittsburgh Sum Telegraph for
February 10. 1885, read a listing
Of Edward r. Murrow. assistant
director. Institute of Interna-
tional Education. as a member
Of the National Advisory Council
Of the Moscow University Sum-
mer Session. He quoted the
newspaper as saying Moscow
University taught 1.-The violent
overthrow of the entire tradi-
tional social order"
In New York Mr.. Murrow is
sued the following statement:
In 1885 I was assistant direc-
tor of the Institute Of Interna-
tional Education. an organiza-
ton engaged in the exchange of
students and professors between
this and foreign countries.
In this capacity was a mem
Der OF the advisory committee
for a summer school in Moscow.
Widely Mentioned.
I'm addition to the Senator's
reading tonight of a newspaper
article published 18 years ago,
Fulton Lewis, jr., more recently
broadcast similar information,
and various versions of both
these stories were widely men,
toned in former Senator Frank
Graham's campaign in North
Carolina in 1850.
In actual fact. the summer
school was Cancelled by Russian
authorities before it began.
Those graduate students and
professors who had signed up
for the school spent the summer
travelling in the Soviet Union,
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Ordered to Appear
Over Fraud Charges

Senator Mccarthy went on the
record only at one time to state
that ne was not requesting these
people to come up for the pur-.
pose Of interrogating them about
their participation in the 10y
alty-Security program alone. but
that he wished to interrogate
them about various widespread
allegations he had received con-
corning fraud and corruption and
personal misconduct in their Of
fetal actions.
Can order issued by former
President Harry S. Truman and
continued by the Eisenhower
Administration forbids disclos-
ure of information in loyalty
security files except by special
order of the White House when it
is deemed lin the public in
terest."
~. % January 1954-on Fri
day evening. at Senator Nc
Carthy's request. Mr.. Adams
went to the Senator's apartment.
The visit lasted from about $3.50
pm. until about 11:15 pm. Mrs.
Mccarthy was present in addi-
ton to Senator Mccarthy and
Mr.. Adams.
The principal topics discussed
were: Cd Senator McCarthy's
request that members Of the
Army Loyalty-Security Appeals
Board be made available for
interrogation by the committee:
and CD the possibility of an i'm
mediate assignment to New York
City for Schine.
On many occasions during the
evening, Senator Mccarthy said
he did not see why it would not
be possible for the Army to give
Schine some assignment in New
York and to forget about the
whole matter: on at least three
occasions he attempted to secure
such a commitment from Adams
Mccarthy pointed out that the
Army was walking into a long
range fight with Cohn and that
even if Cohn resigned or was
fired from the committee staff.
he would carry on his campaign
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against the Army thereafter
from outside Washington.


Senator Mccarthy suggested
that Cohn through the medium
of connections with various
newspaper elements would begin
getting published articles alleg-
ing favoritism on the part Of the
Army in numerous other cases.
Adams stated to Mccarthy that
he knew of no such favoritiSm
and added that the Army was
accustomed to being attacked
and criticized and did not object
to being criticized for doing
what ii thought right.
On one or two occasions dur
ing the evening Mccarthy re-
ferred to what he called the
original agreement" with re-
spect to iSchine. Adams replied
that he knew nothing about an
original agreement.
On one occasion during the
evening reference was made to
the New York meeting Of II
December. 1853 (see entry Of II
December, SUPRA. Mccarthy
stated that he would not have
blamed Adams that day. in view
of the abuse from Cohn, if
Adams had walked out and re-
fused ever to speak to Cohn
again.
Senator Mccarthy also re-
ferred to his request to the Army
to produce Loyalty Appeals
Board members for interroga-
ton. The Senator stated that
in his opinion it was mandatory
to call these individuals and said
that he would be willing to have
Adams, as counselor of the Army,
accompany the witnesses to pro-
tect the Army's position and the
Army's loyalty program. He as
Sured Adams that if the Senator
Intercepted them. he would not
interrogate them with reference
to anything concerning the 10y
alty-security program itself,
which the witnesses under exist
ing executive orders would be
prohibited from discussing.
Adams suggested they defer the
matter until Stevens returned
from the Orient.
At his departure, Adams re-
peated to Mccarthy that the
Army's policy with reference to
Schine was unchanged from
what it had been all along,
namely, that Schine would be
handled according to the stand
ard workings of the system and
there would be no interference
and no special assignment.
43. 4 February 1954-on either
or 5 February, Adams discussed
with Carr on the telephone the
Army'S relationship with Sena-
tor Mccarthy and the commit
tee staff Carr stated that Nc
Carthy was angry over the cir
cumstances of. the release from
active duty Of Major Irving
Peress and the situation had
reached the point where the
Senator was no longer willing to
discuss matters either with the
secretary or with Adams.
A. Is February, 1954-Carr
telephoned Adams and requested
the Army to produce as wit
nesses before an open hearing
OF the committee in New York
City on Thursday morning, Is
February, the commanding gen.
eral OF Camp Kilmer (Brig. Gen.
! Ralph Zwicker). the Ga (om-
cer) at Camp Kilmer and the
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CONTINUED From Page A-4o

Continued From Page A-4)
inform Cohn Of these develop
ments at once.
About 10 minutes after the
conclusion Of the Carr telephone
call. Adams received a long
distance call from Cohn from
Boca Ration. Fla. Cohn reported
he had just heard from Adams
talk with Carr. He requested
verification and when Adams
repeated what he had told Carr.
Cohn ended the conversation.
Il. 10 January, 1854 - On
Tuesday morning Carr tele-
phoned Adams and advised that
the committee desired to inter-
rogate a number of members Of
the Army's Loyalty-Security
Appeals Board. Adams remind
ed him Of prior understandings
that such members would not
be called. Carr made no direct
reply and stated that Cohn had
terminated his vacation in
Florida and returned.
The individuals named were
asked to appear at 2 pm. Adams
appeared himself, accompanied
by Deputy Department Counsel
Lewis Ed Berry. before the
one-man subcommittee headed
by Mccarthy. Also present were
Cohn. Carr and the official COM
mittee reporter. Mr.. Anderson Of
the Anderson Reporting Co. The
meeting lasted about As minutes,
during which time Mccarthy
stated that it was necessary
that the committee interrogate
the members of the board.
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an activity which was not then
and is not now illegal. I did not
accompany this group Of dis
tiguished educators.
1.-THE Senator's reference to
the Civil Liberties Union is an
other example of his too-fa-
miliar technique.
I'm a recent television broad
cast ! actually said:
The Attorney Generals list
does not and has never listed
the American Civil Liberties
Union as subversive, nor does the
FBI. nor any other Government
agency. And the American Civil
Liberties Union holds in its files
letters Of commentator from
President Eisenhower. President
Truman and Gen. Macarthur
1.-THE junior Senator from Wis
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, d. c..
IL,

alleged active Communist among
more than 2 million Federal en-
ployes.
That. Senator Mccarthy said,
"of course is strictly untrue and
either Adlai knew that or should
know it," The Senator said a
long list could be made.
The talk Senator Mccarthy
has billed as his real reply to
Mr.. Stevenson is scheduled for a
week from today to the Mil
waukee County Council Of Col
lege Young Republican Clubs.
McCloy Denies Statement.
In New York, John j. McCloy.
former Assistant Secretary of
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War. took issue with an earlier
statement by Senator Mccarthy
that "undesirables" had been ad.
mitted to the Army under a war-
time policy which Mccarthy
called the "McCloy order"
Mr.. McCloy said he could recall
no such order he issued but that
there was a wartime staff policy
which forbade discrimination
against soldiers whose loyalty to
the United States was affirma-
lively determined by their COM
handing officers, even though
their prior association or that of
their relatives was known or sus-
pected,"
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acting Ga (officer) of the 1st
Army.
Adams voiced the Army's con-
Germ over this development and
compared it to the Fort Mon
mouth situation where the COM
mittee had called in general
officers of the Signal Corps and
had caused public uncertainty
with respect to the Army secur-
ity procedures.
Carr stated that If the Army
would be reasonable, probably
the committee would be reason
able. Adams inquired how Carr
thought that the Army should
be reasonable" and Carr
answered rather facetiously that,
If the Army would only do all
that had been requested OF 1t,
the Army's problems would be
at an end.
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Undergoes Surgery; Mr. Albert
Allen Jr., 1904 Fifth Az. S. under
went surgery on Monday, April
10, in Fairview hospital. He Is re-
ported in fine condition.
Hospltalized: Mr. Hezekiah Al
len, Oil Sheridan Av n. entered
Asbury Hospital on Saturday,
April II, and underwent surgery
on Wednesday morning.
New Daughter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse c. McElroy Of San Francis
co, Calf, are the proud parents
Of another daughter born March
"a. Maude Karen is the name
chosen for their new daughter.
They have one other child, Alber-
tina Marie. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Jackson Of San Francisco are the
maternal grandparents and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter McElroy Of this
city are the paternal grandpar-
ents.
Friday Night Out Club: Mrs.
Forrest Hill Jr, 1926 Fourth Az.
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Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA UELANp

Taylor writes; smoking
funny entirely
you and ndoent qte true and then lines farther
on. it makes you fun of drive"
could explain the logeaness away if had time Here will
try Not smoking capares freely
working flooded with circulation the
alive and fun OF tndescence
smoke Immediately the nicotine its asoconscto
research doctors the eapares They narrowed down
Now why does this feeling "drive?" According
the psychologist MeDougan the difficult thing
decison-m making difficulty agony writing
making Shall this that word2 look lake
and there thirty adecves describe it. but which
SHAH you put THIS sentence first or at the very end There great
cloud of thoughts trying
you copious imagination a
of thoughts and words terribly
which thought you put
your WIDE imagination You have left in your mind only two adj
tecves good goodand bleak
plough ahead with your article THE situation Congress is
no good The article done in twenty minutes and feel What
cnoh writing Isl How bright fun of drve But in the end 1t
isn't very good
my point years ago
smoked could sit in chair happily writing
story lighting for each The trouble
story lighting up for each The only trouble is the finished
Good true ideas working through
and ordinary ones
money making can
be due having great
deal of supposed
But it the other around The business
include the imaginative kind having many
sympathe to chose from only interested things like adding
and subracng The glorious
creative ideas his head
of money.
heard little girls saying Jingle they
marry: Rich beggar thief Doctor lawyer
merchant chief" But 1t should be brought o
Rich poor beggar Brighter
Doctor lawyer underwater.
man, poor man. beggar man gazer
Doctor. lawyer regional appraiser
Anne Moffett Florida description
Sea snarling and Illuminating ashing
the colc of million herds elephants oyster
white Palms swapping their knucles Wind
Rattesnates hustng looking quarters
hibernate Snais up grass green
frog auy
house holding huge rats their
pulp Winter coming-even here"
always I struck sensible L
Il suffered nothing
conscientious parents who busy with
acters that they have no time to look at their
My father taught man
with undesirable habits, warning a
and that this
mtrable and ovable that he
to be: that is, model a father.
Many parents through agone hypocrisy
win the
vrtuous resolution to duty
and when children old they at
cynical
which we have destroyed ourselves morally to
BE advised by frankly
the face children according
give your fair chance of becoming Bernard shaws
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MT and Mrs, Frank Shaw, ana
Clinton Av. for their S5th wed.
ding anniversary which they will
celebrate on Saturday, April "a.
To Visit In Omaha: Mrs. Robert
Walker OF 500 Fremont Az. N.
viii leave the city on April 20 for
Omaha, Nehr TO visit friends
Rock Club Meeting, Mrs. Bar
hara Cyrus 1883 Clinton Az. was
hostess 10 the Book Club on
Thursday evening, April %
Hospitalixed; Mrs, Alonzo Ellis,
s50s Fifth Az. $, entered Dea-
coness hospital on Saturday. April
II, where she underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy Mrs. Ellis is
reported In fine condition and is
expected TO return home in few
days,
Visits Mother; Mrs. Robert
Marshall, $3.50 Fourth Az. s. left
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

April 24-F. w. Poole Sr., $685.
Fourth Av. S; Mrs. Frank Con.
ners, 1921 Second Av. S: Mrs
Christine johnson, 220l Fifth Av
S; Mrs Thelma Mcintosh, 900
Bryant Av N; Aaron Jack Lyons,
40l7 Third Av. S.
April. 25-Clyde Johnson, 2201
! Fifth Av. s.: James Gresham Jr. ;
Mrs, Juanita Cuff, 3l7 Bryant
Av. N; James Green, 1913 Fourth
Av. s.
April 26-CRfford Hawkins, Jr. ;
1852 Fifth Av S.
April 27-~Arthur ]. Bell, 1929
Fifth st. s.; Mrs. Heron Tucker,
1920 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Fred Lee,
sos Eighth Av. N,
April 2S-Elmer Childress, 370O
Fifth Av, S; Jessie Early Estes,
SOC Colfax Av. N: Carl Wade ST.,
1921 Fourth Av. S.; Mrs. Bertha
Snadon, 1910 Bryant Av. N;
Charles Smith, 979 Aldrich 9v. N. !;
Darnella Anderson Jr., 1925 Third
Av. S.; Thomas Perdue, 1912 Gin
ton Av.; Tyrone Anthony Vivian,
I'll Girard Av. N.
April % Edward Hubbard,
5ll5 Irving Av. N; Matteal
Knight, 1910 S. Sixth St.
April 30--Mrs. Martha Clay
burn, 3s43 Smelling Av; Mr.. Hill
yard Massengill, 42S Fremont Av.
N; Mrs. Lucy Harris, 4016 Clinton
Av.; Archie Givens Jr., 1914
Fourth Av N: Louise Brown,
5019 Irving Av. N; Mrs. Eliza
beth Ann James, 1406 Seventh
Av. n.
Out-of-Town Birthday
April Ellsworth II. Harpole,
Charleston, w. Va.
April 26-Rev. Carlyle F. Stew
art, Detroit, Mich.
April 2s-Halle Wilson, Louis
vile, Ky.
April 3O-Mildred f. Wardlaw.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius Mobiley of
st. Paul.
Criterion Club Meeting: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Andrews, 434 Ed
mund st. will be hosts to the Cri-
terion Club on Saturday evening.
April "a.
Three O'Clock Bridge Club: Mrs.
Cornelius Mobiley, T54 st. An
thony Avp was hostess to the
Three O'Clock Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon. April 10
Prizes were won by Mrs. Charles
Rodgers, first, Mrs. Leroy Cole
man, second and Mrs. Leroy Lag
enberry third. The next meeting
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by plane ON Monday, April 10, for
Great Falls, Mont. to visit her
mother and other relatives. Mrs.
Marshall win be gone for a week.
Weekend Guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Vaughn Of Sioux Falls.
s. y spent the past week end In
the city. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James crowder. ai44 Oakland Av.
The visitors attended the Ice Fol-
lies on saturday evening.
First Communion Breakfast:
The Altar and Rosary Society OF
st. Leonard Catholic church viii
serve q first communion breakfast
In the undercroft OF the church on
May 2, Mrs, Robert Alexander is
president OF the society.
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Milwaukee Visitors; Mr.. and
Mrs Tommie Liggetts OF Mnwau-
kee, Wis We're the April 9th
week end guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Everett Law OF S26 Irving Av, N.
Baby Giri; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Richie, $40 Irving Az, n.
are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF a baby daughter on
April in Maternity hospital, The
name chosen, Mary Elizabeth. is
the name OF her gneat-grand,
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Rodger
S409 Cedar Az, Maternal grand,
parents are Mr. and Mrs, Everett
Law, b26 irving Av. n.
Surprise Party; Mr., Thomas
Grant Jackson, 80 Hoag Av n
was surprised by his wife. sister
and hrother-in-law. Mr., and Mrs
Wells, at a going away party prior
to his induction into the armed
services. The party given at the
home OF his parents, MFR, and Mrs
Edgar Jackson OF as2 Bryant Av
n, ON Saturday evening, April 10
was enjoyed by about 20 friends OF
the honoree, Dancing was high
light OF the gala affair Refresh
ments were served Mr.. Jackson
left Tuesday morning, April Is for
Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo, to begin
his boot training,
Pictures shown; Mrs, Barbara
Kaerewer showed colored pictures
of her trip abroad to group of
young matrons on Friday evening.
April 10 at the home OF Mrs Ro-
bert Murray, 1884 Third Av, s,
The kaerewers spent five months
abroad and visited In England,
France, Belgium, Italy and many
other countries and had many coli
ored slides of interesting scenes
OF their travel, which was greatly
enjoyed by the group.
Breaks Ankle; Mrs lnez Ford,
$40 Eighth St S, fell on April Z.
and as a result suffered a broken
ankle She Is in fair condition in
General hospital.
Attend Bowling Tournament:
The Ladies Twin City Bowling
League win have fourteen repre-
sentatives at the Chicago Defend
er Sweepstakes Bowling Tourna-
ment to be held on Saturday
April "a, The following ladies
will leave on Friday, April % Ito
day., for Chicago to participate
in the tournament: The Mines.
Starr Shepherd, Minneapolis,
Jane Lee, Cora Bell Banks. Gladys
McPhelan, Joseph Taylor, Mar
garet Slemmons. Ceola Webb. Nj
lee Lewis, Sarah Nicholson, Lillian
Finley, Mary Russell. Evelyn Hen
derson, Louise Thomas and Doro-
thy Cozine, all of st. Paul.
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MAKE THE WANT Ans, nApIr
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

April pa Emile Hill. $50 Rondo
Av.; Marguerite Hill, sI6 Aurora
Av.; Mr.. S, Davis. 2e9 n. Avon
St; Jack Edward Allison Jr,, s0s
Iglehart
April 25-Mrs. Bertha L. King,
ST. n. ST, Adams; Mrs. NJ. X. Nc
Knight, $50 Fuller Az: Mrs. A. NJ.
Butler, asa Rondo Az: Toya
Elaine Murphy, SIS st. Anthony
Av
April 26-Mrs. Matte Bonner.
1913 Kent St; Gene Perfect, SIT
w, Central Av. Father Francis ].
Gilligan, st. Paul Seminary; Mr..
Walter Suthern, T16 Rondo Av.;
Mr.. Garland Hunter, AIS w. Cen
trail Av.
April 27-Roger Bryant, 67l
Rondo Av; Mrs. E, c, Cooper. SCI
st. Anthony Av.
April Herman Whitmore,
Rondo Av.; Herbert Whitmore Jr.,
800 Rondo Av.; Boyd Collins. SOS
w. Central Av.; Mr.. A. Ferguson
1923 Rondo Av.
out-of-Town Birthdays
April 26--Clinton Blakey, Chi
cago, Ill.
April 2S-Andrew r. Parks,
Springfield. Ill,
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viii be on May s with Mrs.
Charles Rodgers, sS5 Rondo Av.
as hostess.
NacatiOners Return: Mr.. Chas.
Rogers, Drs. Cornelius Mobiley
and Norman Howell returned
home on Saturday April IT. from
a weeks vacation spent in Kan
sas City, Mo, Kansas City. Kans.,
Jefferson City, st. Joseph and St.
Louis, Mo.
To Wed: Application for a mar
rage license has been made by
Henry Davis. 500 Rondo Av. to
wed Rosie N. Hardy, same adj
dress.
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Too bad that the Liberal, Kans..
housewives won the annual pam
cake-flipping race from the la
dies Of Olney, England, as we had
an aibi all ready for them: Our
pancakes are so light we were de-
layed waiting for them to come
back down again"
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. Both Of these have served the St. Paul School
Board faithfully and well for years The position is
saared yet because of their interest in good schools and
good education, they have given freely of their time and
judgment. The ST. Paul School Committee permanent
organization with citywide representation from 80
civic labor, business, service, educational and church
CARNATIONS of every fah-has urged both these
continue make themselves available for service the
board And the committee urges YOU for Otto Simon
Jr. and Paul ". Alielke, and keep them the School
Board
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS *

Family Guests; Mrs etty Bailey and three daughters,
Neneit Kathleen Deborah Ann and Pera Mae of Milwaukee,
Wis., spent the Easter weekend with their parents grand
parents Mr. and Mrs Everett Law and family of $40 Irving
Av ~
Wedding Anniversary: Invitations have been issued by
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Social and Personal
( ST. PAUL Z

New Playmate Little Linda Jean, years old now has
little sister sharing the spotlight with her 527 Carroll A
Her parents Mr. and Mrs Conrad Reed presented her with
new playmate on April IN ST. Lakes hospital Baby
Dee named SePhame Michele Maternal grandparents
and Mrs John Freeze of ST Paul Paerna grandparents
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s. will be hostess to the Friday
Night out Club on Friday, April
%.
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MINNEAPOLIS

April 3O-Mr. ana Mrs r. l.
Escue, 1852 Fifth Az. s., 35 years
MAKE THE WANT ADS 4 HAEIT
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MI $40 To PLACE WANT AID
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

April 26-Mr and Mrs. Byron
Brown, s7s 81. Anthony Av.: eight
years
April 20 Mr.. and Mrs w. D.
Gray. 702 RondO Av., rs years.
April 30 Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Warricks, TAI St Anthony Av.;
43 years: Mr. and Mrs Dave
Young, 1877 Carroll Az, 10 years.
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