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Mon Facing Eviction
Kills Self in Siege

DULUTH. Mimi, May tP).-
His home filled with tear gas
and surrounded by officers, a
Duluth man shot and killed
himself last night, rather than
accept service of a court order
and warrant.
DR.. Cyril Smith, ST. Louis
County coroner, said Elliott R.
Weber, 46, put a bullet in his
own head after threatening
deputy sheriffs and police who
had sought his surrender.
Deputies had sought to serve
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elected James Hogan as presi-
dent. Other officers elected are:
Joseph Higgins, vice president:
Mary e. Fitzgerald, secretary,
and Frank Larkin, treasurer.
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Lurqe Steel Mill

RIO DE JANEIRO. - Latin
Americas largest steel mill is
Volta Redona. located go miles
from here. Its capacity is $780,
000 tons a year.
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Teen-oge Dresses
Were 1925 to 1926
$50 to 1O.9s

100 top-foshion styles in spun royon.
cotton and rayon foiIIe. Good-lookins
prints and plain eolors. 10 TO Is.
100 Blouses in cotton ond blends of nyton
and cotton. Stripes. prints and postels.
10 to Is. Were 800 to 500, Now.
LOO and 80
100 Sweaters including lone-sIeeve cor
dieons ond short-sleeve puIlovers. NyIons,
Vyrolons ond few woods and orlons.
Fovorite eolors 81 to 40 Were 800
to 500. Now .---- l.99 and 2.9e
WGl-Teen-oee Apparel. 4th Floor
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ner in the Kenwood Country
Club. The dinner also will honor
Ernest K. Lindley, first president
of the board of trustees; Smith
w. Brookhart, jr.. and Mrs. Haw-
kinS. for their service to the
school.
The center now is conducting
only one research project. In
cooperation with the Westing-
house Corp, ultraviolet lamps
have been installed in all rooms
of the school to kill airborne
bacteria When a child sneezes
Mrs. Doris Hawkins. director of
the center, explained. the lamp
kills the bacteria germs before
they contaminate other students.
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Savings on Stationery
Gowns at Big Savings

'S'S WV
Al WoItz-Lenssh Gowns
in royon or cotton cholls.
Scoop neckIine, piping
trim. Tiny prints, dots.
SO ond 38---- 5.95 l.45
20 Gowns in oeetote ond
royon crepe. Loce trim.
Pink or blue. l0---- Z.99 l.S5
70 WoItx-Lensth Gowns
in cotton choIis. TERED
skirt, "a sleeves Prints.
Loroe size -------- 4.e5 I.s5
- Royon ChoIIis Gowns.
woItz length with TERED
skirt, broid trim. Tiny
prints. SO and 3d. 5,95 1883
WGL--Linaerie. Bird Floor
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Save Over " on
Fine loungeweor
We're 1925 to 1925
400 to 1000

100 leisure fashions in this exceptional
group. Long and short houseeoots in
rayon erepes and taffetos. nyIon trieots
and quilted nyions. A few rayon velvet
bed jackets included. Attractive eolors.
A good ronse Of sizes. but NOT every size
in each style.
WGL-Robes ond louneeweor, 3rd Floor
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Junior Misses Dresses
We're 1925 TO $500
600 to 1900

zoo dressy and eesuel styles in light
weight wool. royon soffeta. printed rayons
end royon erepes. An excellent choice
Of eolors. Ito IS.
Were Now
us Cotton BIouses in
dressy ond cosuol styles.
Prints, plain "coiors and 4,99 to
white 7 to 15- 1893 ZOO
II Three Piece Wool
Suits in flannel with sol.
lor-coIor cotton pique
vest. Navy or red. to IS 1895 400
IS veIveteen and Wool
Tweed Suits. Blue, Ioven-
dor and red. Broken $500 to 1900
sizes --4 1926 to 400
WGL-Junior Misses Appore. 4th Floor
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Weber with court order that
he leave the premises. 1t was
obtained by his wife May, who
filed suit tor a divorce two weeks
ago,
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NyIon Trieot Slips,
Sleepweor Were

20 Gowns in broken COL 7,e5 to
ors, styles. Misses sizes 1925 500
20 Slips in PosteIs. 81 695 to 500
to 40 --------- 1926 to 500
IS Pairs P q mas in
prints and postes. Bro 8.95 to 500
ken sizes - 1926 10 500
WGl-knit Underwear, Bird Floor
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Bur Group Elects

The Student Bar Association
of Georgetown Law Center has
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with red or blue dots.
Were Now
10 Body Girls Wool coot o- ,.o-
Sets, broken colors. z, * lo9o lo.So
- Boby Girls Wool coot 2 . q
Sets, posteIs2 and 3------ ZA.9o 1872
10 Baby Boys Wool coot
Sets. plain blue or blue and g. 9oG !O.s5
white pin checks. | z and g. 1926 q 1879
Boby Boys coat Sets, IS %
orion and $3.50 nylon. !
and lo.9o lV.So
IS Cotton Flannel "Sumber-
Gro" Sleeping Garments with
Upper front. Grow from
months to years, White 5.99 Z.29
40 NyIon or Cotton PIisse
Comforts with flower print 1926 1872
on white or postels------- 5.99 64.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
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Junior Misses Spring
Goats at Sovings
We're 1925 to 1925
300 to 45''0

s. fuiI-lensth coats in wool suedeeIoth,
flonneI, tweeds and checks. Newest boxy
and fitted styles Gray. beige. coral, navy
and charcoal. to IS.
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel, 4th Floor
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Teen-oee Shoes
We're z:gs t. g:gs as

100 pairs dress flats and heel styles in
block. red and blue leather. Also good
selection Of sports shoes in soft leather
and suede. Sizes 413 to 9. but not every
size in every style.
WGL-The Young Shoe Shop. End Floor
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Nursery Furniture

! Crib, double-drop side.
FIeckstone eroy. Floor
model ----------- 1895 zz.ss
I Port-A-crib with mot
tress. Converts to ploy
pen Floor model ----- 3lo5 22.95
| chest-on-chest, mopIe
finish. Floor model 64o5 44.9S
Five DroweF Chest,
maple. Floor model 1926 1926
| High Chair with woxed
birch bose thot converts
to toble. Upholstered
scot. Donooed ------- 1906 1925
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
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Handmade Midgie
Dresses
Were 1879 to 500
Q5e and | IS

uoUuuooe W tuS TntssPPtHSe.
w
50 Nylon Topper Sets
with plostic-llned pontle.
Boys and girls styles in
maize and mint. NJ to XL )
SO One piece NyIon
Rompers with wet-resist-
ont pants. White, mint or
maize trim 3
80 Tropical Weight Cot
ton SIeepers, postels. |
ond 4 ~ |
40 Cotton Corduroy Bon
nets ond Helmets, moize |. |
and blue -..- |.
I Bossinet with folding
metoI frame. Plostic liner
and pod included. SoiIed IS
IS "Wosh-o-Toy" Orion
Bunnies thot snap on
crib rail. White, postel
TRIM 4
- Orion Bears. foam
rubber filled. Washable.
White, pink or blue trim z
II Beer Hugs" wool IS
cuddle TOYS --- s
WGL--Nursery Corner, 4th
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Save 400 and 800 on
Sub-teen Dresses .9s

" ere I.I1 ana d.77
l23 fIower-fresh eottons in important
spring summer styles. Best-iiked eolors.
s TO IA.
ITO Sub-teen Royon and Rayon Toffeto
Dresses in becoming young styles Broken
coIors and sizes from to "A. Were 1925.
NOW
WGL-Sub-teen ApporeI 4th Floor
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Acetate and Royon Slips
we,e s.gs 2.s5

rs erepes with laee trim Pink and
navy. 81 70 81. Were Now
IS Woven NyIon Petit
eoots with pleoted hem.
Navy Medium --- 495 3.45
II Cotton PIisse Slips with
full, TERED skirt, fitted
top Navy. 32 SOS 3.S5
II NyIon Trieot Petit
eoots, pleoted ruffIe trim.
Novy. Medium large - oo5 ABS
WGl-Costume Slips, Bird Floor
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES-N0T REMNANTS
Save on Infonts' Ducron
Topper Sets = ~
III 90
We're 3.99

50 with plastic Lined, snop-on pont'e. White
with red or blue dots.
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Notions Greatly Reduced

II Jumbo Suit Bess, As" Were Now
with Upper. Cieor WnyI
Plastic with coIored trim us 1.85
70 Moth Doom 4-Shel-
vers OF cleor vinyl plostic.
l5xl 5x42" ------- 4es 500
IS Garment Dogs, AZ"
suit length. OF Goodyear
texturized binyIfilm - 2.S9 l.65
7venido imported French
Loee Night Cops LOS S5e
80 Car Hops. portable
garment honeer for cars.
Holds up to y garments Its 100
WGL-Notions, st Floor
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Misses Spring Coots

10 fuIl-Iensth Orion eoots, washable and
IuxuriousIy soft. White, beige, blue and
pink to Is. Were 1926, now 5000
s eoots and toppers in Anglo VeIdios.
Beautifully tailored and Mium (metoI-
insuIoted) lined Rose and peacock to
10. Were 1926, now 90
WGL-Msses' coots, Bird Floor
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Clearance Of Misses Spring Goats
We're 1925 to 5000
400, $500, 1900

hgh-foshon
imported worsted and wool eed hopockngs and
fashion wooens by Fomonn oock and Anglo Choose
eoed shouetes with full slim skirt stroehine boxy slim
woP models or butoned Styles Desy and casual types Navy eroy
black, coral, beige and white. 10 to Is in the group
l5OOO eoot. and ,onner. in Anoo v
to Reo,+;hdL oied o,d AAi; o+o
Is, 500 o 6995, =, 'I Wv '"" wy
Mise Coots3 Floor No'e
6 Were
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NyIon Gowns Greatly
Reduced n .se

40 oItz-Ieneth gowns in no-iron nyIon
trieot. Pretty styles in posteIs. 81 TO 50.
WGL-Knt Underwear, Bird Floor
oIso Chevy Chase and Alexandria
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
JUNIOR POLICE MEET

Nome Junior Police held their regular monthly meeting Sa$uF- day evening at the City BaH. w. w. Laws, fire chief and hat- talion chief of the Nome gOlUn- teer Fireman addressed the Jun iors as to certain duties required of the special fire detail. Only ten of the older boys are in this de tail, and their most important duty is to keep onlooker at sage distance from the fire yunior Police Capt. Paul Glavinovieh is in charge of the detail.
 Reports were made that several car drivers disregard the stop signs near the school.
 All present enjoyed group sing ing led by Patrolman Douglas Lee accompanied by Ray Arnold on the trumpet Ray also entertained with enjoyable solos.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
Scandinavian Airlines
 Plane Expected Today

Civic leaders were standing by at press time to greet the Scan dinavion Airlines System plane which was due here today.
 The plane, on familiarization flight, was to fly from Stock holm, Sweden, to Resolute Bay and to Anchorage, was due in Nome today and in Fairbanks to- morrow, stopping at Galena en- route. After leaving Fairbanks il is scheduled to stop at White horse before continuing on to Winnipeg.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
Nome Scouts Will Observe 45th Anniversary Scouting Tomorrow at School Gym

Tomorrow evening at 7:30, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Explorer Scouts,. their leaders, sponsors, parents, and interested citizenry will meet at the School auditor ium to celebrate the 45th anniver- sary of Scouting.
 Nome has one of the oldest troops in the territory with a total of 30 boys enrolled in three de- partments. The Scout committee is composed of Bill Barber, Rus sell Hermann, Bob Herman, Rev. Roald Amundsen, John Osborne, Al Enix. Cub Scout committee, Bob Heath, Clinton Gray, Sam Mogg.
 Scoutmaster is Fred Dingledie and Wally Jones is adviser for the Explorers.
 Nate Silverberg is Cubmaster and den mothers are Nancy Good rich, Jeanette Heath, Lorena Gray and Josephine Cannon.
 Many of the boys will partici- pate in the Court of Honor plan ned for the evening to which the parents are particularly urged to attend and share scouting with their boys.
 An exhibit by Troop 666 is now on display at Morgan and Son and the Cub Scout Pack 363 have their display at the N. C. Co.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
WA NIT AID s

FOR SALE-Boy'S bicycle. Call Main 31. 13
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 High thin cloudiness today and mostly cloudy tonight and Thurs day. NE. winds 15-25 mph de creasing Thursday. Low temper ature expected tonight 10, high tomorrow 5.
 Nome data last A hours as of TOO am. today: highest tempera- ture 0, lowest -26 Max. wind 15 mph from the NE. Sunrise at 8:19 am, sunset at ALA pm.
 A year ago today: high tenn perature 20, low IS. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 40, in 1947, lowest AZ in 1949
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
ALASKA ALRLTNEs

From Anchorage: It. Robert Ellis, Sgt. J. T. Noyakuk, Isaac Smith, Ralph Ballot, Tom Foot kaylook, Col. w. Mueller, Col. s. Morrow.
 To Anchorage: Olaf Piscoya Jr., Robt. Dickson.
 To Moses Point: Julia McCaf- ferty, Harry Moore.
 To Kotzebue: Pvt. Issac Smith, Cpl. Ralph Ballot, Paul A. Wal ter, Sgt. Laurence Malmos, Ar thur Jessup.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
LAST GAME OF BASE CITY HOOP LEAGUE TONIGHT

This evening at ' pm. in the school gym the Air Force Jets meet the Army Bruins in the last game of Base City Basketball League play
 The second game at 8;3O will bring together the Nome High Nanooks and the Nome Merchants.
 Both games will furnish the usual fast, exciting play for the fans that has been characteristic of all the league games played this. winter.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
HAGENS NOW RESIDE IN KIRKLAND REST HOME

Harry Hagen, well known jew eleT of Nome for over 50 years, and Mrs. Hagen are both located in the Ruth Hays Rest Home al Kirkland, Wash. They will enjoy hearing from their lifelong Nome friends at their new address.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09

MAKE $50 to $75 per day selling the well known Minnesota Woolen Co. Clothing Mems, women'S and children'S top quality clothing. The best quail ity mackinaws, shirts, Slacks, jackets, sweaters, socks, under wear, blankets, etc. Ideal for Alaska. Build a steady repeat business. Beautiful 1855 sam ples now ready Act quickly
 Airmail reply to H. l. Stewart, Alaskan Sales Manager, 33l 4th Ave, Anchorage, Alaska. 26
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
tee At nenana ls-aa Inches Thick

Information received from Ar thur Holstrom, manager of the 1855 Nenana Ice Classic, is that the ice at NeAana is from IS to p inches thick. The temperature at noon today was -l1
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
Son Born To Gambellites

MT. and. Mrs. Norman Amin gayou of Gambell, Alaska, are the parents of son, born this nor ming at the MMM Hospital
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
Bernadette MaYae Funeral

Bernadette Mayac, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Mayac, was buried from St. Joseph's Church Tuesday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09
PAoshe Circle Meefs Tonight

The Phoebe Circle is having a Valentine Party tonight at their Old Church building. In charge of the event are Mrs. Wallace McIvor and Eleanor Holm.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-09

Fred Davis Have Daughter Born
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Davis are the parents of a daughter, Dolly Anne, born at home on Feb. 8.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01

Reservation School Open. September 9th.
A1l parents are urged to enroll their
children on the opening day Of P2pago
School. This will be Tuesday, Sept 9th
ALL pupils are Welcome at the Indian
Service schools. Ne would like to see
IS many enroll as possibly. }Je arc anx-
ious for I'll parents to help us and their
children by keeping them In school as
possible, If you leave and see thatyour
children 60 to school near where you may
be living. Il may be possible to place
than in tn 5cnta Rosa Boarding School
while you ere away. Contact the Roscrvat-
ion Principals OFFICE or our local
school Principal about this if you are
interested.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01
Papago Federal Credit Union

No regret to report that one Of the
union's most fcithful member is resign
ing her position as Treasurer, Kiss
Juanitc ncndcz is leaving Sells, Sept.
3, 1855 to go on to school. She denoted
much Of her time TO the duties Of
Treasurer Of the Popago Credit Union
and she Will be missed bg- all her fionds
We hope to be able to give you the name
Of q rop1acanoh next nonthsissue Of the
papaer.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01
SELLS AGENCY NEWS :

Miss Lottie V. Matthews -transfcrrcd cs
Home Economics teacher from the Son
Carlos Agency. She uttered on July
August /. We are ell happy to know that
the Sells school firls Will have an
opportunity TO learn the proper ways to
cook INC sew plus many ether things, such
as grcon3 Nc, etc, We w97cn~ay II S. 1lathcWs
to Popa~o I'D hooo ollc vi 11lc2 II here.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01

Mr.. Pascoo and his family departed for
Mexico City last week. Juan Will be in
school over there for about d month
and then Will visit relatives and friends
before returning back to Sells.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01
SELLS T -LQC5.TIOM NJITS +.

Lillian Chavez formerly relocated to
Chicaeo where she worked for three years
before moving With her Family to LA.
She presently employed as an ttenGant
ct the Good Samaritan Hospital. She is
very pleased With her lob.
Eva Franci SEQ relocated to Los Angeles
July %, 1865, and is presently employed
at the Riviera Manufacturing Company as
q packer. She likes her dnA loYAcnt.
Mrs Juan Thomas, formerly Of Vontana
relocated With her husband Last year to
Los Angeles. She is now working ~ the
Blooalfi2ld Manufacturing Company. She
is starting out aa q floor girl and
Will work up to q dual power machine
operator.
Jose Steven Jose, formerly Of Santa Rosa
haanbe6n: :relocatcd to Los Angeles where
he is cnp1o-od at the Packard Bell Corp.
as an assemble tr2ince. We are sure he
Will be successful.
Mrs. Jacob Parker formerly Krone Leonard
has been placed by the L.h. Field
Relocation office at All2din P1astics as
an assanbcr. She has GOOD possibilities
for adv2nc cmclt. She Was married
rocontly cnd she {: her husband both
work cnd plan to live in the Tng1oWood
area.
Connie Lay Havior also has been placed
Oh q JOB by the Relocation Offico in
L. A. She is working at the Rivera
Stoll Corporation as on asscnblor.
Sincere and F7ar5ToTf. 577p7E MICS ere
ozzt ,ndod to the 5iqaicros fanily for
the loss Of their daughter
Iorgarot 5iquicro6 Rcvio. Hrs. Rovic
passed oWay ct the Phoenix Medical
Hcepital August e, 1855 She
Wca buried in the San ltiguol Cemetery
Surviving her ere her parent S Mr.. & Mrs.
Siguioros, several sisters and brothers
and her three children.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01

Nr. Leslie H. Jones has Transferred
to Santa Rose Boarding and Day School
from Theodore Roosevelt Boarding School
at. Fit. apache. He Will teach the 9TH
& 8th grade room E1don HARRIS Principal
Will be relieve Of toac:linG duties md
Will eivo his nitro time Us Principal
Of thc School. Er. Jones has taught for
the past years on the Nhit orivcr
Reservation He are glad TO welcome
i'm to Papago ard fell sure that he
Will make . cauablc addition to our
Staff.
Mrs. Kathleen S. l-onical has been
employed by the Indian Oasis School
Bistri ct end viii teach the 3rd grade
in the Soils Consolidated School
Mrs. Eonical formerly taught at By1os
D2y School on tbs San Carlos Rcservat ion
and also i'll tho Globe, Arizo1a public
schools.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01

Henry i.ldluI<o and his faali1y will be
leaving Sells September 10th to return
to their homo in Phoenix. rr Ahdu26o made
many friends during his years Of resid-
enco in Sells, He know he Will be sue
cessful in hi S noW line Of work.
Papago Indian news., 1955-09-01

Miss Ncrgcrite Tarossol1 & Iris Mondoz
Will hc 5o2~' 1~ Soils Sept 10 for
Haskell -1l5s331;; tie.
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Daughter Rulers
Council Combines
Business & Pleasure

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SeENycvs foE Patricia A TAgrs-
tcsu rRNaths OH daughter ~ Mr.
Ana Mr. Lhoya TharSson 81 81
GlENCi Az y were held AZ 10 a
m Saturday. January & fro-n
wcsstsrfs Funeral Chapel with
Rev u W Bolts 81 officiating
Baby rAusssOa dtcd THURSDAY
January q RoSn April 1. 1854, abe
bad sc~n IN excellent health. On
Wednesday asEh, sire ~As taken
ssas~nly IN ard rushed 20 General
hospital whsrv she ssscSStmhed 90
ThuT~sAy, January Q
surviving in addition Co her par
sn,s sr~ her maternal gT~ndpar>
snsA Mr. Aad Mrs A J, APpae-
white ~ usunphtS Team. and her
pA,sTnh ErSntpArrats Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tnarstca ~ Erie IA.
Burial Was IN Crystal Lake
cemetery westari FN1nerAl Home
Was in chargv % ArSNngemsnss,
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DEBS and DATES

a. p<As 3sa Dates
rs week Arn bringing yog
AlaHE Wita a sc~ hApp~aangS var
l0szs Eanansrnts sroa the Sossh.
sste SoGthS5s. and 81 Pau 90
IRE sSsssuoa What improvements
s-s4a4 y,oa aSr 10 SOC N this col.
us4nt
Harry pallox. ScgshssSte 1
~oSzai axe 90 know soase ~ ths
.setAils a, Tire parties sron North.
ss4r. SosthSas, MgnHeApoas Ana
81 Paul
Robsrt Gr~er. Sortass4e "rsR
nsorr ssSIrsis ami haYP~alags IN
thr PArsins
wBunA Merrill Scathsass I
tank rsorr interesting tSeas AMI
tan rail fr,sa the KIDS them
SELVES ~psasd svgF improve the ca,
ur&n
JoAnns Carter. Sou1hstas
~sssrss Interesting facts and Pee.
,arvs sr,Na different parties
~0saki help"
JoSn Dorsey ST Paul TIE
c,sun,n r~Aily ao~snt Re~i nsgcS
iuspruvipE a httls aorv ~ ths
SorshSae parties should BE- nssn.
gsozses3
Beverly BAahAna. - Paul 1t
really shOasd ~ honEvT art tell
ua0sr of the hsPPehlrEs Each
~-rsk mention atssrvn, Kids" o,
tire ~tWlrs
After ie,,inE yog all rvAd ~hAt
Sar,s - oar rvs3crs ,htnk ~ shall
roN CIV, a te~ sArperiNgs IN De-
tai
On saturday ere wheAtlsy Bon
srs gaN~ ~B.NVrrs Shuttle
Nhses WNs really a elg hit ! saw
Roger Antrr~on- Joe t.r~s ani
poa PaWvyis - Tire city Who
have been oug - circulation ia
Indianapolis soF qQ5's a whll~
Beverly RAuhanf - ~ raul
has lasi hcr nsa,st hriaVea cronasF
Johnuy Ace Rev Nss been tcnkt1E
gsutr ses lstsgy sna that - the
f0as, evident rsNsar
TIE kapps Taus are having
gutr = time With thetT rev club
members up fos tntA,tAtlon-
TIE t4as uahssls NFv hAvfnE
thets prospective useu,hsrs Nl,sna
their nrs' meeting 90 TiessssN
ntght
Jos, sh.aui 10 Er' under Way IL
ghs Miss Halle . Brown Ger
ties; snd coFunstion hail whtCh s.
hsbs rvrry year a. UAI,is = ~
February
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
wHEATtEY BoARn-SrAFF
DINNER PARTY HELD

TIE annual AoiSiAy Season an.
HeS party II the rhyllss whraslry
Hoa.s s,Sff ard bard was held
rhGE@sAy sNvugaE Jan Q In the
srttistnvH, ssslss auditorium
Henry TNsonAs head resident.
ntrSiuc~sa ,se ssaff members and
Described the nslas N whsCh they
worked Rsynlonj W Cannon
t-saFd prcsAasnI In,EOsiUoed board
s'emh~rs rswsen, ard welcomed
tss ANssmssssi group. He praised
the administration ~ Mr. Thomas
the ~uFk ~ TIRE aAff ard the CO.
operation ~ tee board os dsrrS,-
0Fa
After = aslicauas turkey and
baked ham dlnnsF with all u the
necessary trimmings, tho guests
sang @nnEs ard played games
uSstsr the dsrvwtlon os Catherine
Norman girls worker 81 the
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