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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
Liuisons to Be LeouIized

ATHENS, Aug. 4 R.-Fifty-
Thousand Greek couples may have
ia chance to legalize their clan
Idestine unions under a bill pend
ing in Parliament. It would per-
NIT fourth marriages. Greek
civil law and the Orthodox
Church permit three marriages
now and authorities estimate
80, 900 couples are living in sin
because of the restriction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04

called out to q man on the boat
to help him. his friend wal
drowning.
THE man just kept on goini
without stopping" Mrs: Ellis sale
young Frazier told hen
Harbor police dragged the rive
all night before finding the body
at s O'Clock this morning.
James was q student at st
Dominic's School. He was K
enter the 10th grade this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
Lady Churchill Leaves

LONDON. Aug. 4 R-Lady
Churchill few to Zurich today
for a rest cure and holiday. She
developed neuritis In the left arm
after she broke her wrist in a
fan last June. Sir Winston was
at London Airport to see her of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
. ss

No ironing needed, thanks! Pick red
blue, yellow or lilac roses on purest
white. Lavishly ruffled. Single or
double
Motchino pillow sham each I.9o
Prieil'o eurtoins. 80 in. long,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
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Blue, green, brown or rose print in
washer-proof Sanfori0ed percale Crisp,
perky ruffles aplenty! Single or double
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Agency in Black
Asks Budget Rise

The District Department OF
Occupations and Professions.
which collects more in fees than
it spends to operate. has asked
the District Commissioners to
approve a budget increase of
$l8,244 for the fiscal year 1857
which begins next July /.
The department sought a boost
of $3.50 to give a 3 per cent in
crease in payments to 81 mem
bers of the various occupational
and professional boards to make
up for that much ON q hike in
their workload.
The total budget would be
$3.50, 1884 during the coming fiscal
year.
The department asked to hire
four more employees, one a $4,-
525-a-year investigator to en-
force recent regulations govern
ing undertakers. The other three
positions are for clerk-typists.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Istall children's play areas. hard.
surface game areas and fencing
|-$l5.0 900.
Fort Reno Recreation Center:
Install children,s play areas and
hard surface game areas
SIS, ,00Os
Carter Woodson Junior High
School: Install fencing. hard
surface game areas, steps and
walk and spray-pool-$i5.000.
Luzon Playground: Install
hard-surface game areas. chill
dren's play areas and picnic
area$l0.000.
Virginia Avenue Playground !:
Install hard-surface areas, tots
and older children's play areas.
spray-pool and sports field
$25. 900,
Stoddert Playground: Reha-
bilitate sports field-$l0,00O.
Hoover Playground: Remove
old structure which National
Capita Housing Authority Is re-
placing nearby, install hard-sur-
face play areas, conventional
games areas and walks. rehabili-
tate ball f1eld-10.000.
New York Avenue Playground: !:
Build retaining wall along N
street and First street to stop
erosion--$15,000.
Dakota Playground: Grading,
Evening star., 1955-09-12

The department. asked fol
funds to hire two more commu.
nifty organizers at s4.os0 q year.
1s recreation supervisors In ad.
.dition to the nine rowing leaders
at $3.50. and % recreation lead
ers at $3.415. to keep up with ex-
panding recreation facilities.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

fencing. sports field. and hard
surface areas $2s. 900.
Other Proposals
Banneker Recreation Center
Replace wooden curb around
cinder running track with con-
crete curb-$5.0o0.
Forest Hills Playground: Grad
ing children's play areas, bah
field. fencing and hard-surfac-
ing-$20, 900.
Reservoir Playground: Grad
ing. fencing, hard-surfacing, bali
field. and children's play areas
$4,000.
Hawthorne Playground: Clear.
ing, grading, sports field and
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Ichildren's play areas-$1o. 900.
Francis Recreation Center:
Night lighting $4,000.
A total Of $4,000 was sought
for minor work at Hamilton,
Francis. Twin Oaks. Lincoln,
Bald Eagle. Hearst, Rose Park,
Foxhall and Raymond.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

who are so urgently In need Of
such guidance =
The department sought a total
budget for the year of $1,000, ,030.
an increase Of $33T.577 over the
amount it expects to spend dur
ing the current year.
The Recreation Department
said it plans to build six recrea-
tion structures for community
use at these Fairgrounds:
Luzon. Virginia avenue. La
fayette, Friendship and Trini-
dad. each for $50, 900, and Brent
wood Village, $25, 600.
Also, the department said, it
wants 5,00e to air-condition its
headquarters building at 3149
Sixteenth street, NV. Another
request was tor sa5 BOO to re-
habilitate tie auditorium of the
Chevy Chase Community Build
ing.
Proposed improvements
The budget listed these pro-
posed improvements ct the fol-
lowing recreation sites:
Industrial Home School: In
Evening star., 1955-09-12
BUDGET

Continued From First Page
-four vocational high school as
Isistant principals.
Nineteen elementary school
clerks.
Reasons Set Forth
School officials. in their budget
outline, set forth a number of
reasons for seeking the addi-
|tions.
Smaller elementary classes are
needed. they said. because ele-
|mentary courses have been ex-
|panded and require more atten-
ton to individual pupils.
Special classes for retarded
pupils are needed. they said. be-
cause such children cannot learn
adequately in present regular
classroomS and because they
take the attention of regular
teachers away from normal
pupils.
They also pointed out that
there are pupils with reading
difficulties who may reach high
school or even college without
being able to read adequately.
This Is why more r O m di q ]
teachers are being sought.
Providing more junior high
|e oun selors will help combat
delinquency. and assistant prin-
|cipals and clerks are needed to
relieve principals of a large bur-
den of routine work so they can
devote their time to supervision
officials asserted.
Veto Overridden
The school board previously
has sought funds for clerks, as
Isistant principals, counselors and
special teachers. The Commits
sioners this year vetoed these
requests, but Congress overrode
the veto with respect to the spe-
cial teachers and granted some
funds for them in the current
budget. The number was less
than the board requested, how
ever.
The total cost of the proposed
personnel expansion for next
year Is slightly over $1.3 mill
lion.
Besides the personnel expal,-
sion, the record school estimatel
includes requests for a number
of construction projects.
These include a replacement
for Hine Junior High School, al
new crippled children's school,
two new elementary schools, adj
ditions to six other schools, and|
plan and site funds for q newI
senior high school in the South
east.
The estimate asks $33, ,S44. cool
for operating costs and $9,l78,-I
900 for capital outlay. TheI
operating total Is just under $2.3l
million higher than the present.
year.
Grand total Of the budget re-
quest is $42,918, 900.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not EEnbarrass

Many weareTs Of false teeth have
suffered real Embarrassment because
their plate dropped, slipped or wob-
bled at Just the wrong time. Do not
live in fear Of this happening to you.
Just sprinkle little FASTEETH, the
alkaline (non-acidl powder, on your
plates, Hold false teeth more firmly.
! so they feel more -comfortahle. Does
not sour. Checks plate odor" tden-
ture breathl. Get FASTEETH at any
drug counter.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
A-s THE EVENING STAR
~ Washington. D. C.
zdONDAY, SRpTEMhER 1R. I95k

In lust Q lew Iil0nfhs
Thousands Of successful grad
yates from coast 70 coast
praise Lewis Training.
Free Nation wide Placement
Service. Approved for veter.
ans Training.
The Lewis School is now ap-
preaching its 4Dth wear. Only
school Of its kind.
Fan Glasses Tor DAY or EVE. New
FOrming or Study at Home
Open Mon. through Fri. $50
am. to 4::30 pm. Evenings
and Saturday by appointment.
Visit, phone or write for
FREE BOOK! Ask for Mrs.
Sims. 39th Year.
Lewis Hotel Tsainine School
230l Pe. Ave. NV nae. S-4692
Evening star., 1955-09-12

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

eut-on meat your family can eat and enjoy
"a top valusl
He suppose you also have special
system Of meat delivery to myiSafeway7
Indeed we have, and our system is far cry
from old-fashioned ways Of handling meat.
At our Central Meat-Aging Plant the meats
for each Safeway are packed in sterilized
boxes. Then these boxes are carried by re-
frigerated trucks to the stores. Temperature
controls protect the goodness Of our meats
at every step along the way. We really don't
take much of risk when we guarantee these
meats to please you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

Os Just how far does Sideways
guarantee 60?
It goes all the way- without restriction!
Simply select your favorite cut Of meat =
any tat your nearest Safeway. Take 1t
home. Cook and serve it as you prefer. Eat
it and Judge its value in tenderness, juici-
ness, favor.
If you don't like your Safeway meat-for
any reason whatsoever we will give all your
money back Without fuss or qMbblei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

trail Meat-Aging Plant until It ID aged 10
perfection for eating. Each piece Of bed, for
example, is dated and kept in scientifically
unconditional Aging Room :. under daily
inspection. for just the right number of
days to assure its full goodness.
.
Oe You certainly have quality
meat at Safeway-but what can you
tell me about vaIue7
Usually you can see the extra value In every
cut and kind Of Safeway meat. This extra
value is clear to you because Of our special
trimming method trimming we do before
your purchase is weighed on the store scales.
Our trimming method removes excess bone,
waste and fat, so you actually get more
good-eating, tender meat per pound-a bet
ter moneys worth.
An example is our rib roast, shown above.
We sell it as you see it with the short ribs
trimmed of, and the heavy chine bone
removed, both before weighing. We sell our
short ribs separately at lower price per
pound Where the chine bone comes out we
place a layer of fat light in weight, which
seals in meat juices.
Sideways prices are always on the trimmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

We believe you will agree when
you try it that this unique Safeway
meat service in its benefits to you
stands as great forward step
in retail meat marketing
The meat service plan which Safeway meat
experts have perfected for this area has been
proved by more than Is years of testing and
development. It represents all of Sideways
accumulated experience and hard-won knowl-
edge in meat selection and handling.
To bring the plan to this area, Safeway has
constructed here vast, modern Central Meat
Aging Plant. This plant alone represents an
investment of over million dollars. It has
specially designed equipment and giant aging
rooms to aid and guide meats natural aging.
These facilities are unmatched in this area.
Here are key facts about the Safeway meat
program, presented in question and answer
form for your information here are the
reasons why Safeway is able to guarantee
you absolute satisfaction with every cut and
kind of Safeway meat you buy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Garden Lovers Held
SpeeiuI Meetinu Tuexdov

The Garden Lovers Club held a
special meeting Tuesday after
noon, November 8. at the home OF
Mrs. A. B, Cassius, 4O26 Clinton
Av.
The following newly elected Of
ficers were installed by the out
going president, Mrs. Hazel Clark:
Mrs. Carl Watson. president; the
Mines. A. b. Cassius. vice presi =
dent: John Nellie Jr., secretary;
E. L. Sims, treasurer: Clyde VIII
liams, chairman of program com
mittee and Rufus Webster, pub
licity chairman.
Mrs. Williams. chairman, pres
sented program for 1855 which
was accepted by the body.
Following business. the club
adjourned until March, 1866.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Hospitalized: Mrs. Cora TAYLOR
1856 Fourth Av. S. entered Mt.
Sinai hospital on Sunday, Novem-
Der 8. and underwent surgery on
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Taylor is
making rapid recovery and is in
fine condition.
Returns Home: Mrs. Elmer
Smith. 1919 Smelling Av., returned
home Monday evening. November
7. from Burlington. Ia, where she
visited her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis
Mrs. Smith, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis motored to Hunts
vile and Moberiy. Mo. visiting
relatives and on their return VS.
tied in Fl. Madison and Keokuk
Ia. They attended the District
Conference Of the AME churches
in Keokuk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
LoofoFs Club Notes

Thomas Talley Jr,, and Richard
Fox OF the 81, Paul Urban League
will be guest speakers at the
monthly civic meeting OF Loafers
Inc, to be held Tuesday evening
November 10. at s y, m, at their
clubrooms, $50 Rondo Az,
These meetings arc both intor,
NATIVE and educational and are
open to tho public without charge
At tho conclusion OF the program,
coffee and doughnuts will be ser
Ell.
You stin have time Co register
for the free bridge tutoring classes
open To men and women. who are
interested In learning bridge OF
improving your game,
On Saturday, November 10. the
club will entertain members and
their guests with a pokeno party
at the club rooms,
At tho last meeting. held sun,
day, November Q, final plans were
completed for the dance 20 be held
Sunday. November IL at Electrical
Workers Union Hall, Dale and
Hague, 81. Paul.
Applications OF four prospective
members were submitted.
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Religious Droma To
BE Presented by Zion
AA NWCA Doe. Q

Follow Thou Me-, a religious
drama will be presented by the
Gospel Chorus OF Zion Baptist
Church Friday evening. December
y. at $50 p, m. In Benton HaI,
fwCA, 1880 Nicollet Az.
The drama by Mary 8, Hitch.
cock Is symbolic OF tho life OF II.
late and depicts scenes leading UP
to the crucifixion. This promises 20
be one OF the most coiorful pro.
auctions ever staged In the Twin
Cities.
Tickets may be purchased from
members Of the chorus. Tickets al
ready purchased bearing the No.
vember date will be good for this
production. advt,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Barbara Jean
Vossar Marries
Wilfred J. GRAY

Miss Barbara Jean vassar
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. joe
Vassar Of 74s w. Central Av.. be.
came the bride OF Wilfred Gray OF
Detroit in a beautiful double ring
ceremony at 7 p, m. Saturday No
vember 5, at ST. Phillips EpiSeo,
pal church. St Paul The mar.
rage was solemnized by Rev
Denzil A. Carly against back,
ground Of ferns and chrysanthe.
NUNS in shades OF white, yellow
and bronze.
John NJ. Whitaker at the organ
played a prelude OF nuptiAl music
and the wedding march.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride was lovely in white bro.
caded satin fashioned on princess
lines with a fitted bodice, long
Dolman sleeves coming TO points
over the hands and a full bouffant
skirt OF balerina length.
Her four tier shoulder length
veil OF illusion was attached TO q
pillbox OF satin entwtned with
pearls. She wore a single strand OF
pearls and carried a bouquet OF
white chrysanthemums with white
pompoms.
Miss Lucy Morris was her maid
OF honor and only attendant. She
was attired In apple green tai,
feta fashioned identically To that
OF the bride with three quarter
length sleeves and carried an arm
bouquet OF bronze and yellow
chrysanthemums, Maceo Finncy
brother-in-law OF the bride. was
Mr. Gray's best man. Ushers wer,
the Messrs. Reuben Hargraves
Henry Turner. John Murphy, lie,
roy Coleman and Carl Wade, Jr.
Assisting at the reception held
in the home of the brides parents
after the ceremony were the
Mines. Louis NJ. Moore, Laura JET
frey. Harrison williams and tn,
Misses Betty Zachary and Beverly
Jones. The ncwlyweds received a
large array Of lovely and usefu
gifts
Out-of-town guests were Mrs
Kelso Barbour. niece OF Mr.. Fin
ney and Mrs, Emily johnson. boti
OF Los Angeles, Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left by plan,
Sunday night for Detroit. whcr,
they will make their future home
For travel Mrs. Gray wore 4
navy blue suit, beige coat and hat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

ober Boys club, st, Anthony and
Western, when a flag pole con-
trihuted by the American Legion
will be dedicated. The American
flag which will be raised as part
Of the ceremony Is being donated
by the Christie do PacQ auxiliary,
Of which Mrs. II, L. Randolph is
president.
Director OF the club, a branch
Of Union Gospel Mission Is Har.
old Mordh.
Attacks Brooks Post was repre-
scented at the American Legion
Child Welfare school on Novem.
Der . by Martin Brookins. ID. Gar.
nier. Eugene H. Lewis, Charles
blackburn and Commander We'd.
dington, They viii also represent
the post at tho Fail conference 20
be held at the 81. Paul Hotel on
November Is and 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
DEBS 4 DATES
by Shirlee"

Hi there debs and dates. at last
another week end is here. but let's
hope that It is not as dead as the
last.
The Bermuda shorts dance at
Wheatley Friday was novel
event. Just about everyone showed
up in his Bermuda's. l have TO give
my congratulations to Burl Grigs-
by. for he was the only boy who
had Bermuda's on at the dance.
Sharon Carter and Noree Nelson.
were dressed like twins. from head
TO shoes. Joyce Andrews had a
real cut Kilt" skirt on. II was
indeed a novel idea for a dance,
and three cheers for the Gay
cites" who thought II up.
Speaking Of dances, hear the
Five Royals" are venturing our
way soon. l hope that IL Is not
just another rumor. and that they
will be here, because they were
so good last time they were here,
! know they will be even better
this time.
Jean Walker had a big party on
Friday. I heard the place was
really rocking and rolling.
Also on Friday, Joe Underwood
had jump
There were a lot OF happenings
on Friday. but none on Saturday.
That's the way things go in the
Twins" Everyone has something
on the same night. and the rest OF
the week end Is dead.
Personality
This fabulous deb of five feet,
five and one half inches, weighing
III pounds. Is l6 years old and
junior at Central, st. Paul Her
favorite subject is choir. Her fav-
orite sport Is basketball. and her
most liked activity Is dancing. Her
favorite food Is fried chicken. Al
though she likes This In NY
Story. she is crazy about progress
sive Jazz, and the terrific drums
Of Buddy Rich. make him her fav-
orite artist. This deb Is vice presi-
dent of the Gadabouts, and her
favorite date is none other than
Edgar Jackson. Yes, this In Judy
Jones, whose nickname Is j. Her
ambition Is TO become a model.
Now, as Edgar will agree with me,
she has all the potentialities OF
model, the height, the face. the
figure. and last but not least, the
personality. Judy doesn't have to
worry much about whether or not
she'll become a model. It's true,
that usually II takes n long strug-
gle TO become famous going 20
modelling school. and getting the
breaks, but Judy has what II takes
TO do this, Besides. with her looks,
she hasn't much TO worry about
anyway. She'll make it-she's got
to. she has It almost made now
Carry on Judy. we're all behind
you
Well fabulous people. I'll sign
off the paper here. and be seeing
you, and this week. I'm hoping
you'll plan the week end more
carefully than last!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
| MRS. MAYME IYTIE
HOSTESS 70 c. YOUNG
AUXILIARY NO. "a

Colonel Charles Il, Young Aux.
ilisry No II. United Spanish War
Veterans, Department OF Mime
sofa, held its regular meeting on
Monday, October 81. at the home
Of Mrs. Msyme Lyle, S545 Fourth
Av. s.
Important business ON the agen.
ia was reelection OF officers which
saw the entire slate OF officers re-
elected for the year of 1858, They
are as follows: President. Mrs.
Eva Neal; flrst vice president,
Mrs. Della Maxwell; second vice
president. Mrs. Della Williams;
secretary, Mrs, Mayme Lyle: Mrs,
Lula Mckinney. treasurer and
Fannie Pierre Lewis. chaplain,
Also patriotic instructress. Mrs,
Elizabeth Rodgers: historian,
Mrs. Martha Wemberly: eonduc-
tress, Mrs, Clara Todd: assistant
conductress. Mrs, Emma Miller.
Miss Bernicc Davis. guard and
Mrs, Clara Turner. assistant
guard. All officers were installed
following election by the depart
ment president, Mrs. Sophie Zm-
norman.
The auxiliary donated q cash
sum to tho department for Christ
mas sharing at the Soldiers Home
Following business. . social
hour and refreshments were en-
toyed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

plans for increased educational
facilities needed In the city, The
amendment was defeated Tuesday
night,
Presiding at the meeting was
Or, Floyd Massey Jr,, president OF
the PrA. Reports were given by
Lester E. lloyd. on council meet .
ings and the cub scout pack. A ~.
port from the committee for fur
nishinga WIS given by MIRA Al
fred Williams. chairman OF the
committee,
Mrs, Sarnech was introduced
by Mrs. Hen Alexander, chairman
OF tho program COMMITTEES. Follow,
ing the meeting, Refreshments
were served by the hospitality
committee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Attvsks Brooks Post Nos
Successful Drive
Eor Sneond VmuV

First over the top In the Fourth
District American Legion's recent
membership drive was Attuclts-
Brooks Post, 6O6 with i2oPS Of Its
quota II Is the second year for the
post, commanded by Martin We'd
dington. to exceed its quota.
The Post. active In Fourth Dis
trict affairs, will attend n cere-
mony on Friday, November II at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Monthly Board Meeting
OF Assoeiuted Negro
Credit Union Held

The regular monthly board
meeting OF the Associated Negro
Credit Union was held Tuesday
evening, November 3 at the homo
Of Nr. and Mrs. J, X. Jones. TAT
st, Anthony Az
Following the business session,
social hour and rcfreahmcnts
werc enioyed by the group.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w, Jordan, JEFF Anderson. A. II.
CaSSius. Archie Givens, Jesse RiI-
ey. Charles Bradley sr,. James p.
Mann. Father Denial A. Carly.
w. A, Young. 7, Il, Carey. George
w. Lucas, Earl Atkinson. william
y, warricks. Mrs Jessie Coleman
and Mr., and Mrs. Jones.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
wIEATI.EY PLAYERS
IN MUSICAL COMEDY
NOVEMBER Is AND ~

A musical comedy. Front BOY
written and directed by Alvin Dcl
Chamblce. will be given Saturday
and Sunday evening, November
u and - by tho Phyllis wheatiey
Experimental Players.
The cast includes, Audrey Jones',
Bert Wade. nm Fraction. Mill.
cent Wheeler. Emma Jean Battles
Roaalind Sims. Don Battles, Louis
Whitlock. Rev, Roland. Bii nm
and Kathryn Chivors.
The curtain will rise at 4 o.
clock.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
DIVORCE GRANTED

MrS. Sophronia Allen. 500 18th
AV. \. was granted n divorce In
Hennepin County District Court
from Raymond Guy Allen. Min.
neapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

Everyday Economics" an In
structive, interesting column for
people who are thinking Of their
future, by Leroy Young on this
papers editorial page each week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

VI St Paul. was
guest speaker at
u meeting OF tho
MaNncld pTA
ON Monday eve
ming November
Z Mrs, Sarnccki
spoke on the I'm .
portance OF tho
Charter Amend
ment and It's re-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
MRS. "A. N. SARNEckI
SPEAKS At MAxFlElD

Mrs, NJ, NJ, Sarnecki, a member
~ the City Planning Board and
the Board OF Education of the CITY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

November ~. IS. = o'clock, -
Phyllis WheatIey Experimental
Players will present musical COM
edy. Tickets 75c.-Advt.