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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Prosecutor Will
Present ~ Cases

Madison County's prosecutor,
Forrest E. Sidener Jr., will present
% cases to the grand jury on Mon
day, Sept 26, as they convene for
the September term. The cases
represent those which have been
bound over from other agencies.
. The following cases will be pre-
sented: Charles w. Davis, rape;
Earsel Pack, insufficient funds,
four counts; Jay Pack, failure to
provide; Henry F. Boggs, forging
and uttering, 2 counts first case) +;
Henry F. Boggs, forging and ut
tering, 2 counts Second case)
James Cooper, failure to provide;
Floyd Buzzard, assault and bat
terry; James E. Miller, failure to
provide; John w. McCafferty, as
sault and battery; Charles Boggs,
breaking and entering in the night
season; Donald DeVoe, assault and
battery; Henry Wilson, assault and
battery; Milton L. Davis, failure to
provide; Sylvester Sargent, failure
to provide, Richard Follrod, break
ing and entering in the night sea-
son and resisting an officer 1.-TWO
cases.; John Joseph, breaking and
entering in the night season and
larceny; Gus A. Cline, failure to
provide.
In addition, four men are charg-
ed with escape from a penal insti-
tuition. They are Harold w. Mon
gold, Richard w. Jones, Donald E.
Nicholson and Leo Names, all of
them Walk-aways from the London
Prison Farm.
Grand Jurors for the September
term are Mrs. Kenneth May Nc
Kinley, Herman Howard, Richard
E. Hume, Doris Tomlinson, John
c. Billingsley, Kenneth Hamilton,
Warner Cartmille, John Salmons,
Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, Mr.. Jacob
Beathard, Mrs. Gladys Keye, L. E.
MCGUIRE, Mable NAPLES, Maude
Hartman and Charles M. Foster.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
st. Patrick's PTA
Starts New Year

The new officers and committee
chairmen were introduced at the
successful opening meeting of the
st. Patrick Parent-Teacher meet
ing at the parish hall Tuesday eve
ming.
The new president is Mrs. Karl
E. Burr; vice-president, Mr.. Don
Rife; secretary, Mrs. Edward Hac-
kett, Jr.; treasurer, Mrs. Gus Cat
anzaro. Committee chairmen are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaynard, pro-
grams; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farqu-
har, membership; Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hackett, hospitality; Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Foody, finance;
DR.. and Mrs. William Hackett,
health; Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Cutler,
publications: and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Dwyer, publicity.
Father Edward Reidy, Pastor
and spiritual advisor, outlined the
common purposes of the group as
working for the good of fhe chill
dren and cooperation.
The Sisters of Mercy were intro
duced to the parents. Refreshments
and social hour followed the bus
mess session.
Announcement was made of the
new st. Patrick's School Safety
Patrol Unit under the instruction
of Police Chief German Clark. The
patrol is the project of the associa-
ton and the 6-7-8 grades civics
club
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Dottie's Pick Sets
New Track Record

Quick Chief, prize colt Of Farm
stead Acres in Brookville, New
York, won the third and final heat
of the Little Brown jug in Della
ware Thursday to walk off with
the $24,645.24 first prize money.
Quick Chief took the first heat
with time of 200 Us, and slowed
just little in the third with a
time of 200 2/5, guided by Billy
Haughton.
Dottie's Pick, filly owned by
j. Z. and f. c. Armstrong of On
tario, Canada, set a new mark for
her sex and age by going the
half-mile distance in 200 minutes
flat. She took second money Of
$13,987.84. She defeated by half
a length the favored Meadow Ace.
The S66,6o8.66 total prize money
was split ten ways. Purses and
the running order in each of the
two heats of the winners were:
Quick Chief, IL S24, ,645.24; Dot
ties Pick, 1-2 S13, 3,987.84; Meadow
Ace, 2-7 S4,995.66; Rapid Chief,
2-10, $4,995.66; Sea Eagle, 4-3,
$4995.65; King Greed, 3-5, So
1864; Knight Chief, 3-S, ST.
99739; Convair, 5-4, $2,997.41;
Cheetah Goose, 4-9, S1,99826;
Reeds Knight,5-6, S999.15. Also
ran: Honest Jerry, Hal O'Matic,
American Way, Acres of DIAM
onds, Will Romola, Chief Lena
wee and Newport Dean.
News sources said that Quick
Chiefs victory gave him a dozen
heat wins in II starts this year,
for prize money in 1855 of S89,-
6O3.24.
Dottie's Pick two-minute record
broke the previous record of 2:01
2/5 for fillieS set in the same
race last year by Phantom Lady.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Boys Tale Makes
Touching Story

A West Jefferson teacher pick
ed up a little lad, about 13 years
old, who told tragic tale of being
motherless and fatherless, and be-
ing driven from his home near
Lancaster after his fathers death
by stories other boys told of the
authorities sending him to the
children's home. where he would
be beaten and treated callously.
Touched, the teacher called the
Authorities, who picked up the lad,
cleaned him up, fed him and gen.
orally acted in a way to dispcl
his fear of officials.
Investigation revealed however
that the boy, whose mother and
father both worked in Columbus,
had decided to take day off from
school and hitch hike around a
tit. He was sent home to Column
bus. Imagination is funny
thing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Local Airman Ill
In North Africa

Airman &C John w. Roush, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Roush
of near Mechanicsburg, was report
ed as i'll in the base hospital at
Willis Field, Tripoli, North Africa.
The illness was diagnosed as ty-
phoid fever.
Airman Roush attended Plum
wood High School prior to enter
ing service in 1858, and desires cor
respondence from his friends or
others who care to write. His ad-
dress is 7272nd Operations Squad
ron, APO 231, co Postmaster, New
York, New York.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Reciprocity Pacts Could
End Saturday With Illinois
State To Require
Auto Registration

Going to Illinois ? You may have
to buy that states auto license
plates after Saturday if you do.
Charles F. Carpenter, Secretary
of State of Illinois has said that
his state will require Ohioans to
buy the plates if Ohio goes ahead
with its plans to cancel vehicle re-
ciprociy agreements with them on
Saturday Other states have in
dicated they would follow suit.
In Columbus, a group of Michi-
gan and Ohio truckers has filed a
second petition asking the Frank
lin Co. Common Pleas Court to
prevent Ohio from cancelling the
agreements with Illinois and
Michigan. The court turned down
the truckers three weeks ago and
said the state could do as it de-
sired.
Ohio'S reciprocity agreements
date back to 1887, and have been
in effect with most states since
that time. In 1858, the voters ap-
proved a 500 million dollar high
way program, and in order to
raise funds, the state levied an
axle-mile tax on trucks with three
or more axles of from one-half
cent to two and half cents, bas-
ed on the use of Ohios high
ways. The Ohio Supreme Court
declared the tax illegal in view
of the agreements, and ordered
the state to return more than a
million dollars to trucking firms in
Michigan and Illinois. So, the
state decided to cancel the agree
mentS
Out-of-state travellers may trav-
el in Ohio without buying plates
or paying a vehicle tax, but the
state intends to tax trucks, Gov
ernor Lausche has said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Scouts Program
Planned Monday
Will Honor Parents,
Hold Court Of Honor

Monday evening, September 26,
will mark the formal opening of
the fall and winter programs for
Scouts in Troop 104. At this time,
the troop plans to honor parents
by presenting special Parents
Night program.
At s pm. in the main room of
the Methodist Church basement,
the troop will hold meeting" in
which will be incorporated many
of the regular features of scout
meetings so that parents may see
some of the activities scouts en-
gage in during indoor meetings.
This will include singing, stunts,
and demonstrations of scouting
skills by the three patrols of the
troop. Between demonstrations,
parents will be informed of future
plans of the Scouts for the year by
Tom Minner, Scoutmaster; future
plans of the Explorers for the year
by Arnold Fetter, Explorer advisor
and in conclusion, Robert Bigham,
chairman of the troop committee
will explain the function of this
group in the activity of the troop.
At the conclusion of the troop
meeting, the September Court of
Honor will be held and each scout
who has advanced a rank or earn
ed a merit badge will be awarded
his Certificate of Achievement.
Following the Court of Honor and
closing ceremonies, refreshments
will be served.
Troop 104 extends cordial in
vitation to all of its parents, to
parents of prospective scouts, and
to its friends of past and present
to attend this meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Manning Enters
Virginia College

James Manning, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Manning, North Main
Street, has enrolled in Richmond
Professional Institute of the Col
lege of William and Mary. Rich
mond, Virginia to study dramatic
art.
Jim" got his first liking for
music and art during his high
school days and started drumming
with the London School Band.
He continued this when he entered
Ohio State University, playing the
drums with the famous "O.S.U,
Marching Band"
Then he entered the service and
for 18 months overseas at Nuren-
burg, Germany, he drummed again
with the 169th Regimental Band.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Club Hears Fair
Board Secretary

The Madison County Farmers
Club met on September Is at the
Orleton House, guests of Miss
Mary Johnston and her committee.
Miss Johnston, who is in Hawaii
at the present time, was represent
ed by Mr.. John Sawyer, manager
of Orleton Farms.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Mr.. Robert Hines, secretary
of the Madison County fair board.
Mr.. Hines spoke of the problems of
financing the annual exhibition,
giving concrete examples of the
rising costs and stationary or drop
ping receipts. Mr.. Hines discussed
the proposed one-fifth mill levy for
the operation and upkeep of the
fair grounds, which will be pre-
sented to the voters this fall.
The Farmers Club, through their
spokesman, have gone on record in
support of the proposed levy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Thefts Reported
Wednesday Night

The London Police Department
reported series of break-ins and
petty thievery on Wednesday
night.
The London Auto Parts Co., 125
South Oak Street, reported that
$3.50 was missing in a theft there.
The London Lumber and Coal Co.,
la w. High Street, reported that
45 cents had been taken from their
office. Lee Burris, operator of the
Shell Station at the corner of Mid
way and Center Streets, reported
that thieves had taken nine pencils,
two boxes of cigars and a knife,
with a total value of $50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Fire Department
Called To Motel

The London Fire Department
was called to Cordle's tourist
camp, west of London on u. S.
AZ, at about $40 pm. Monday,
Sept. 10. Firemen reported mat
tress in ore of the trailers had
caught fire. The occupant had left
some time before the fire was dis
covered. The loss was confined to
the mattress, and the owners had
almost extinguished the fire upon
the arrival of the department.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Quick Chief Is Victor OF
Delaware Little Brown jug
September Quota
Of One Man Filled

The Madison County Selective
Service Office reports the Septem-
Der quota of one man filled by Mr..
Edwin Leroy Meeker II, of Plain
City Route 2. He will report to Ft.
Hayes on September % for induc-
ton.
The following named men will
report to Ft. Hayes for physical
examinations on September %.
Weldon Hammond, Route /, Lon
don; William Dorm Hanscel, West
Jefferson; and Robert William
Potts, Sedalia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Lamb Pool Scheduled
For tuesday, Sept. II

The 9Th Madison County lamb
pool will be held Tuesday, Septem-
ber 81, at the Producers Stock
yards, according to Robert Buck,
chairman of the Madison County
Sheep and Lamb Improvement
Committee.
Committee members scheduled
to help at the pool Tuesday are:
Robert Hunter, Neb Stewart and
Lloyd Roby.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
FLA. At Madison
Local Wins Award

The Madison Local FLA. Chap
ter has been awarded a Gold pla-
que in the Wisconsin Alumni Re-
search Foundations national rat
and mouse control achievement
campaign, it has been announced
by Clarke A. Richards, educational
director. The leader of the local
group is Robert G. Phillips, Vo-Ag.
teacher at Madison Local.
Participating organizations -
FLA chapters and All clubs -
could qualify for a Gold Award, a
Silver Award, or both. To qualify
for the Gold Award, the groups en-
couraged community participation
in the campaign, using demonstra-
tions, displays and publicity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
JOHN n. ROTH
IS I'M PROVING

John H. Roth, formerly a prom
inent Range township farmer, who
now resides in California, is i'm
proving after an illness of some
time. His present address is Box
II, Chatsworth, California. Mr..
Roth has a birthday on New Years
day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
City of London, Ohio
Office of the Mayor
London, Ohio
s* PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION **a
National Business Womens Week will be celebrated
throughout the nation beginning SEPTEMBER 3
ending OCTOBER l; and
WHEREAS organization of NATIONAL FEDERATION
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S
CLUBS INC. is contributing much toward the deve-
of business and industry; and
WHEREAS emphasizing AIM HIGH this pre-elec
and
WHEREAS London BPW Club affiliate of THE NAT
IONAL FEDERATION OF BUSINESS AND PRO
FESSIONAI WOMENS CLUBS, INC. is likewise
contributing much toward the improvement and
of business industry and civic needs in
community
NOW THEREFORE, E. P. Speasmaker Mayor of the City of
London do hereby proclaim the beginning SUN
DAY, OCTOBER !
NATIONAL BUSINESS WOfEN'S WEEK
in London and leaders of business and in
dustry to join in this observance.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto
set hand and caused the seal of the City of
London to be affixed this 81 day 1855.
MAYOR Z p. Speasmaler
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
M RS. DUFFEY AT
TRAPHAGAN HOME

Mrs. Bessie Duffey who broke
her right hip when she fell at her
home on East High Street on June
II, is staying at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Traphagan, Old Colum-
bus Road. After her release from
the hospital she had been at the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Pierce,
Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
i OUR
ca TOWN
INVENTION

@4# IOVVN
INVENTION
A manufacturer now comes
forward with a pair of shoes
which have built in crackle
and snap so that dogs can en-
joy chewing on 'em. We PRE-
sumo that the lady of the
house will now ask the shoe
clerk for a pair of bite siz-
ed wedges.
IDEA
Our idea of a really good
gag is one which can be used
on people who are always pull
ling them.
HuMMN!
Many a cultivated individual
is merely a guy who is easily
trimmed-to say nothing of
his speech being clipped.
YOUTH
Young high school lad came
to school with a broken leg.
black eye and torn ear.
Teacher asked what caused
the mess. The boy shrugged
and replied, my girls dad is
deaf. He came home early last
night and found us jitterbug-
ging. Never said a word-just
came over and grabbed me
and threw me out the win
doWw
SIGN
Down Florida way stands a
saloon of note which has these
words painted over the door
Through these portals, the
most beautiful women in the
world-pass out!'
POWER
Now if some smart charac-
ter could invent a car with $50
horse power that would pro-
duce fertilizer too-we would
credit him with having a real
ly fertile imagination.
FARMING
Relatives came to visit a
farmer who lived an a very
barren and rocky piece of
ground. One of the cousins
/. said, George, how in the
world do you ever raise any
thing on this scrubby land?
You must be as poor as a
church mouse ?"
George puffed on his pipe
WAL, l amt as bad off as
it appears. You see, I don't
own the burned place."
GRoG
Heard about tavern-keep-
er who fired the bartender be-
cause he doubled the output
of beer in one week-Seems
that the poor sap FILLED the
glasses!
PSYCHE
The only man alive that a
psychiatrist won't attempt to
treat is Texan with an infer
iority complex!
TEEvEE
Fellow we know was telling
tale about his little boy.
The fellow told us that the
boy gets very excited during
plays which have bears or an
imals in them. 'The other
night" our friend said, 1--WE
were watching a show and a
live bear came in and walked
up to girl. My boy got SO
nervous and excited that he
ran upstairs and jumped in
bed with met"
CONSERVATION
1st: "She told me that you
told her the secret / told you
not to tell her''
End: well, / told her not
to tell you what I told her!"
1st: We'll don't You dare
tell her that l told yod that
she told me!'
HUMMN!
And now comes the great
discovery that the latest thing
in wonen's clothes is
WOMEN!
INJUNs
Old Haywood Snugg, The old
Indian fighter who fights no
one but old Indians, says that
if you give uni squaw inch,
you walkum aisle!
SLOGAN
Our own safety slogan is
just this Strive to Drive
to Arrive Alive"
TRUE
And the best way to get a
hard job done in a hurry is to
give it to a busy man. he'll
give it to his secretary!
VIEWPOINT
Ethics are things which lie
dormant most of the time but
spring into bloom around cleo
ton time.
OUCH!
And don't forget, Daddy-O,
that when a bachelor walks
the floor with a baby-he's
dancing!
LAST WORD
Communist prayer: And
please give me the strength
RI do unto others before they
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
VIM. C. MOODY TO
HAVE EYE SURGERY

William c. Moody, residing on
the Old Xenia Road, is a patient
in Mt. Carmel Hospital He will
undergo major eye operation. His
room number is 521.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
ENTERS HOSPITAL TUESDAY

Mrs. Robert McSavaney, 139
Washington Avenue, entered Grant
Hospital Tuesday for observation
and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
THIS
NEWSPAPER

Believes established
loeol INGREDIENTS have
70 protect fheir RePu-
fotions That's your
b est guarantee OF
volue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
Catholics Praise
Cooperation In
School Infeqrufion

san Antonio, Texas, -~ I AMP -
A leading Catholic spokesman.
Msgr. James NJ. Boyle, archdIo-
cesar director of the Catholic In
terracial Council here. last week
praised students and parents who
he said cooperated with the do
cesc In the Indignation of paro-
chial schools under a recent de-
nomination order.
The Msgr referred TO pastoral
letter issued by Archbishop Ro-
bert r. Lucey OF the San Antonio
area. directing that all parochial
schools are to be desegregated.
Msgr. Boyle said that as a re-
suit OF the action. only three
white families removed their chill
dren from the schools. He included
both Catholic and Catholic In
his praises.
According 10 Msgr Boyle, there
are presently lOl Negroes at
tending white schools in the area
OF this number. IS are in colleges
and the remainder in elementary
and high schools
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
Ga. Town Votes
To Let Negroes
Sit In Balcony

Forsythe, Ga. -- (ANPJ -- In a
burst OF goodwill and Christian
charity. tOwnspeople here voted
two TO one IN favor OF allowing
Negroes to use the balcony Of the
local theater
The vote was 40 for. with 1875
4 ssenters
The balloting, which was segre-
gated, showed Negro residents APP
proving the issue i3l 10 with 3i5
whites for and 1913 against.
The theater was built several
years ago by a chain with the UNI
Outstanding that II was TO be used
exclusively by white patrons. The
balcony was opened TO Negroes in
November after its present owner.
p. r. Shade. received permission
from Superior court.
However. the decision started a
hot controversy. and the city
council and the owner agreed TO a
bide by a decision OF the city vot-
ers,
Prior TO the balloting. a group
Of business men and other For
sythe whites issued a statement In
favor OF allowing the Negroes TO
use the balcony.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

Mayor Abe Arnonvitz said that
the Claughton's action Of telling
the Negroes to get out or he would
turn out all the lights, was dis
graceful"
AronOvitz said, Il hope the ma
ton win realize, that his attitude
(Claughton'sD Is not the attitude
Of most Miamians"
The incident was headline news
in papers around the country.
Twenty-four Negroes. all Of them
officials OF the Dade county COP
organization were ordered TO leave
the dining room where they had
been invited TO participate in a
rally honoring the memory Of Abb
raham Lincoln.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Ftls No blil50
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Fus No 5lil50
81 " Mons
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEpiN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Merle NJ McCollsy
Plaintiff.
vs..
Elizabeth A. McColley.
THE STATE OF MINNEsorA TO
THE AHOvE NAMED DEFEND
ANT
You are hereby summoned and re-
auiTed to answer the Complaint Of
the plaintiff In the above entitled
action. a copy OF which 10 hereto at.
tRchsd and herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy Of your
Answer to the said Complaint on
tho subscribers at their offices los
Northwestern Federal Building, In
the city Of Minneapolis. County OF
Nanneplu. state OF Minnesota, with
tn thirty tAoD DAYS after tho service
81 this summons upon you, eNciu-
atVs 81 the day OF such service. and
II you fail tp answer the said com
plant within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action viii apply TO
the Court Tor the relief demanded in
said Complaint
NORMAN PERL
for
ST1MEROS q PERI.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
5OA Northwestern Federal Building
Minneapolis :. Minnesota
Spokesman. Feb Is. IS, March ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04
Miomi Mayor Sorry.
Owner May Fuee
leqol Action

Miami, Fla. -~ tANP) -- The
Miami hotel owner who ordered
Negro guests from a Lincoln Day
COP rally ran into hornets nest
Of trouble last week
Incuring the outspoken displeas-
tire OF leading elements in the city,
including the mayor. Urmey hotel
owner E ", Claughton faces n
possible lawsuit by the Dade
county Republican committee for
partial breach Of contract and a
possible civil rights violation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

strydom pushing this
asked widen the police Of the Nationalist
tho justice code would police the right
premises
thing greater
hey ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

THIS DELICIOUS LENTEN DISH will become favorite with
both family The family will like for its fine flavor.
OF preparation That's because it's made with
packaged preCooked Its truly hearty mcaln dish,
vet a cinch o make and treat to eat.
TUNA AND GREEN BEANS WITH LEMON RICE
II, Guns Is ounce PACKAGE can condensed Of
packaEed pre- cooked rice mushroom soup
IA teaspoons grated lemon u cup milk
l q OunceS tuna hsh
u teaspoon salt drained and haked
cups boiling water - cooked green beans
Ia tablespoons butter Dash OF pepper
Add packaged cooked lemon rnd. and salt to boil
ING saucepan Mix mosen all Cover and
heat Let stand 10 minutes Add butter. mixing
lightly with a fork.
Meanwhile combine soup and milk saucepan Heat stir
ring occasionally Add fish, beans and Mix
and heat thoroughly Makes or servings.
Arrange lemon serving dish and
top with the tuna and green beans
use canned beans Or cook u package
French style beans quick cut
bean (ANS)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

PATRoNIzE ADVERTISERS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-04

Washington (ANP)The nSSance OF states TO maintain
separate Negro white children might
AtacIs blocking the passage OF any school aid bill
thought appeared
urging
amendment legislation
supplied
of buildings.