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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
vFW Council Votes
70 Fight Removal Of
Veterans Cenier

An oulecF OF the GlStEtcb lc-
partment Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars said last night
that 4 suggestion By The Star
for removal Of the temporary
Veterans Service Center was
part Of the papers desire to get
rid Of tempos.
IT happens to be In the line
Of IRE, said Albert J. Novak Of
the structure which hides the
entrance to the District Build
ing.
Mr.. Novak, national council
member Of the VIEWS 5th Dis
trict and . former past COM
mander Of the District group.
led i session Of the VFW's De-
partment Council of Admins
trati0n, which for 80 minutes
challenged proposals to rae the
building.
Vote 10 Fight Removal.
At the session in the board
room Of the District building the
council voted unanimously ito
oppose demolition of the tenn
porary building housing the Vet
Grams Service Center pending re-
location in similarly ADEQUATE
quarters. els centrally located. .
Mr.. Noyak and District VFW
Commander Zed Z. williams, IT.,
declared that the temporary
building Is essential Id aiding
the welfare OF veterans. Through
a formal resolution. they opposed
s y. Lemova. unless 2 new Dulla-
i ~ cn,,iT - r, { ~a1sS"- :
m Novot c,,s,,srs IN, ~. !, ,,,sst,ng
hv srh;hit,nc me star storu us
ss;d that II faIio,u;,,g stn,r
u,hsr vaterans, ,,,a,.,,,c;r.s Ma
started to come in. ayery little
came out about what we said ]"
Mr. Noyak suggested that his
organisation. other veterans
groups. The star and CONGRESS
seek to obtain funds for 4 war
Memorial Buildinc similar to
those in other cities. to house
the work of the Veterans Center
Mr.. Noyak took iss,ie win The
stars Implication that the build
Ing was q SUM" and said for
mer President Truman had been
in IL several times during last
war .aad he didn't saw it was 4
shack 81 slun,'
ioensicai Letters Explained.
-Four identical letters which
appeared in The Star yesterday
on the subject were explained
by Alan B. German Of $3.50 Six
teenth street NV.
Mr.. German Hotsy Alperstein.
Nathan Gruber and Sidney
l y. M 800 100. names were :, 80. Sisnsu
o y. sae -. $3.50, aIe 81 WAN slie
Aa1,co WL,o,esasels; alic . ~ sa -,
ne sA p taas WIZ tle
80 49,. y pu 80 y w Ivy 49,
eApcuasne Aor evely oi,e y VIZ .a,s
sne lettsls Wnen enc ietee, Win
.ne necessary COPIES Wouio oo,
lnasmucn - " expressed tne
eAact tlougnLs u All announcer
ietter ut eaorman salo, was
sent 70 commissioner spencer.
Mr. SSorman SAID ne was the
.eoiior q the letter ana tnat
ne didn't expect 10 see u print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04
The Federal Spotlight
84th Congress Seems Likely
To Match 83ds Benefits
By Joseph Young

The s4th Congress- coyening tomorrow promises
employees predecessor
saying because the SSd Congress about
the most liberal history far Government workers bene
nts are concerned.
The s4th Congress expected approve pay for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-04

Record Temperntures This Year.
Highest, 03. on January 2.
Lowest. IS on January 1.
uikh ana Lev % last ~ Houra.
High, SO, NJ 3:19 pm.
Lev. -. at 11:4b pm.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
>oT,rr ~ iN'oHroH ATioN
'UAIGIE AUNIfUTIsINS
AIIk1N INC

Nnur. ia hereby given that
rrslpt. Advertising Agency. Toe
uar duis organized 90 'bi p"'h .
ton under IA. lave 81 The STATE "t
Minnesota ~ march ~. 1875 tue
prn,fal nature ~ 10 bushes"
p.at ~ adyrFtIsiup. promoting Hnh
developing the nuHlurns ~ "'h'f
,.ntpnystiuHs partnerships 90 ~ .
.afvfduaIr fut hire, o. otherwise hn'
fhtuuFE the means ~ preparing I'D.
verffnius zoe Other rrfpuFail"nS
pBrtupfahtpr a. individuals ana ~
adyariialuE the buHln"rs. COMMON
tics ~ Other property. rect person -
ri az rnisoi. ~ other o"fr"ra u"nn.
unfiueFrHIuH ~ Individuals IN
nrusuaurfE buUta booklets gro1
.pr,tus magazine. 'if'ulafT
pamphlsiH ~ similar lii"'niuFe, -
80 'slsvlriou and other hdF"f'Ir
lnV media
me rovisiorrd offices and prin
riral risro ~ businesH % the cor
uufptlnU f. ~ N"'ib Ninth street.
nIrraaU1iia Minnesota
The names ard addfrsars ~ 'hs
iu,nfpafaipts apd The NFHt BOARD
~ Directors are
william CrHigIs. Tnuhn Ray
pprSlElof Minnesota
bette y rfaiVis. T"ubH Ray, ~
csl-isF Minnesota
NaFtnn l. HsrhRHdo fa07 Hu~
eel Avenue N"r'E Minneapolis
CrATuir ArvrrrrsINp
AuTvrY twG
- Hlnusa.'R "0rpntn'ioni
"ahEruisr Hri GruslsF
A'fnru"r~ - ts~
ssg sartt western ruub HuiINiNR
Nir".-'.at's 9I"rss0'a
fsr"b epwar March - 1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
MRS. lillIAN PENN
HoNoRED Nv PARTY
ON MARCH 40

The home OF Mrs Frances Dun
can. 1913 25th Av. s.. was the
scene OF delightful affairs on
Sunday evening, March 20, when
Mrs, Luvenia Logan and Mrs.
Duncan gave n party In honor Of
Mrs. Lillian Pcnn's birthday which
was March II,
The Artistically laid serving
table with its hand crocheted lace
cloth and attractive arrangement
Of spring flowers struck an arts.
tic note A beautifully decorated
birthday cake graCed one end and
a crystal punch bowl with refresh.
ing punch was at the opposite end
Guests relaxed. watched tele.
vision and socialized after which
refreshments Of ice cream. cake
and punch were served
Mrs. Penn received an array
Of lovely gifts, cards and cash
tokens
Guests who enjoyed and helped
make merry the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs, James Logan. st
Paul Mr.. and Mrs Howard Logan
and Mrs Crystal Jones
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
TWIN CITY CHAPTER
JACK AND Jiii, INC.
ENTERTAIN CHilDREN

An afternoon Of games and
crafts was enjoyed by the two
10 four year old children Of the
Twin city Chapter Jack and Jill,
Inc. when they were entertained
ut the home Of Mrs stephen Man.
well sH2 Carroll Az. on Saturday
afternoon, March 10,
Al the same hour. tho five TO
ten year old children made n tour
~ N. Minneapolis Institute Of
Arts. which was nm interesting
and thrilling experience for the
group. Mothers who chaperoned
the children on the tour were the
Mines Shelton Granger LAMAR
Roberts. Riley Ollchrist ana Han-
som Coins,
The pre.trcnS met IN Sunday,
March 20, nj the Coliseum Ball
room and enjoyed n roller skating
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
AIRMAN EMMA SMITH
BACK AT HOME BASE

Airman nc Emma l., Smith,
recently returned to the city after
spending almost three years with
the air force.
Airman Smith. niece OF Mr. and
Mrs Nathaniel Watson. 1858
FIFTH Az. s. and Mr.. and Mrs r.
l.. Braxton. 1916 Portland Av., en-
listed with the wAF in 1852 Al
ter having been stationed in Tex
as, Colorado, Montana. Hawaii
and New York, she is finally back
where she started from. Mime
apohs.
Airman Smith, machine ac-
countant, will be stationed al the
Minncapolis-St. Paul International
Air Port until her discharge date
in May
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Albert Hurt EnfeFtuins
A. Birthday Celebration

Fun, food and gaiety was the
order of the evening on Saturday,
March 10, when Mr., Albert Hurt,
400 r. Franklin. entertained n
few friends at a party in honor OF
his birthday which was March II.
The house was beautifully dec
GRATED throughout with spring
flowers in profusion. The serving
table, laid with a white cloth
was conferred with floral ar
rangemcnt OF varied Colors OF
spring flowers and twin crystal
candlesticks with green tapers
The table was beautifully arrang-
ed with silver trays and platters
where guests were served a buf-
fet dinner
Guests relaxed with telcvision,
socialized and enjoyed light re-
freshments preceding dinner
Mr.. Hurt received an array Of
beautiful and useful gifts
Friends who helped 10 make
his birthday n happy occasion
were MIR and Mrs. Edward Dun
can. Messrs Robert Frazier, Vcrn
Pittman. Irving Palmer. Mr. and
Mrs Horace McauS. Mrs Frances
Travers. all of st Paul. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Tabcry. Mr. and
Mrs Rain Workout; the Mines
Elaine Jewctt. Jessie Shepard,
Betty Williams. the Messrs, Don
Charleston, Walter Mitchell, MT
and Mrs. clifford Howard and
Glen Aren.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Mines Clarence Roper and N. K. Mcknight
Entertain Al Prettily Appointed Bridge
Luncheon Saturday Afternoon. March 10

An air OF spring and warm con-
genlalty pcrmeated the homes of
Mrs. Clarence Roper. pS2 Fuller
Az, and Mrs, NJ. X. Mcknight.
$50 Fuller Az ON Saturday after.
noon. March 10, when they were
co-hostcSseS at a prcttily appoint
ed bridge luncheon at p, m.
Guests were received In the up
stairs home OF Mrs, Roper, where
they rested their wraps, In the
downstairs apartment Of Mrs, Me-
knight, luncheon was served at
card tables covered with luncheon
cloths In varied colors carrying
out the spring motif and were
ccntercd with potted African v,o-
let's ranging In shades of pink,
lavender and deep puppies,
Spring flowers wrrr used turnout
the rooms,
Following delicious luncheon
guests enjoyed several rounds OF
bridge with prizes going To win
nerS Of high scores as follows;
Mrs Charles Noble. Minneapolis,
first prize. Mrs. O. c. DrtRElc.
second; Mrs II, J Jones, third;
Mira Richard Stokes Mr., fourth.
Mrs Leonard Davis, NTH, Mrs.
Charles Glenn, Minneapolis, sixth
and Mrs William Modem. Mime.
apolls, consolation.
Mrs David Francis and Mrs
John Patton were scorckcepera
and were each given a gift. Mrs.
Nellie Hamm and Mrs. 0arnett
Harris. both 81 New York city
were out -of-town guests and were
each given = GIT,
Other guests present included
tho Mines. Clarence Anderson, o.
l.. Alexander, Earl Brent. Harry
n Brown. J, Donald Brady, Tela
Burt. Harold Combs, Buric Car
michael, william CaAalua, AlonEo
Cotton Maurice Daniels, Matthew
Evans, John Few, Lafayette
Fields.
Also the Mines William God
ettr. Mamie Green. Hiram Gibbs,
Ar,iina Gibbs, A. v. Hall. Norman
Howell. William Hanna, Henry
johnson, James Kirk. Louis J..
Moore, Cornelius Mobiley. Nora
McCracken, Carrie Neal. Cheat
oliver, Gcrone Reed, Sidney Hal.
tor. Richard Stokes Jr. Ashmore
Stokes, Jessie shepard. Henry
Thomas. Hammond Turner. Hat
tie Walker and q. n williams
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
ny Barb" Barncs

III there pcbs and Dates, here
l am this week with some Of the
latest happenings, Maybe not all
the latest.
On Friday night Shirlec Jackson
gave real tough party, Charles
Bowie (the Supposed-to-bc sound.
ing king and Ronnie Levcrson
had one ON, Charles hand over
your sounding crown and we now
have a new klng,'
ON Saturday night the Kappa.
Tous had a sort OF canteen al
jeanne Carriers house, And at
one time there was more than 100
kids there from all over the
Twins" must say II was real
nice, l saw steve Williams lMr
1--WE OF 'aal talking that talk
Coming up IL the whcatley
Wizards playing the Omaha
Travellers ON Saturday. April ,.
That's the talk Of the town anu
III have some OF those happen
ings In my next column, I hope
this one In M tough as DcS Moincs
was, OF course l mean their play.
ing ability!
Personality
This Deb who has the potent.
aiities of a Queen In five feet, four
inches and weighs i23 pounds
which are distributed In tho right
places, and she's 10 years old
She doesn't have n favorite food,
SHE just likes them all She In
captain OF the Amcs Lodge Drum
and Rugic Corps and does very
good Job of Il O, Larry Ander-
son seems To he her heart throb M
Of now.
I know by now all Of YOU know
I'm talking about the one and
only shirley Faison,
Shirley has quite the personal
fty that makes all the Dcbs and
Dates like her shirloy'H future
isn't nm open book bu, with her
ability To lead others she has the
future IN her hands,
haven't heard from my most
fabulous ~, Paul aces and no re-
port az their latest happenings.
Get on the ball Kids and write me
or caii either one ~ MS It's In the
book ttclephonel
Well. my most valued readers,
this II II for this drab week, but
III return In two weeks better
than ever / hope untli then -
Barb.
Ps Hurry home Phil, we nil
miss you.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
White Ribbon Tea Hsld by
0nhalla Rice WcIu

The attractive home of Mr.. and
Mr.. James Nichols, $40 Emerson
Az. N. was the setting of q
beautiful affair ON Sunday. March
20. when the ophclia Rice Unit
OF tho WCrU held their White
Ribbon Tea The hours were from
TO 7 y, m,
ON the exquiaitely laid table
with It's lace cloth. was an at
tractive arrangement OF all white
flowers centered between crystal
candelabra holding white tapcrs.
Guests were served dainty re-
frcshments and tea, or coffee
from a silver service over 100
years old. This set was an heir
loom OF tho late Mrs, ophelia
Rice.
Members of the unit alternated
at the tea table.
A musical program was render
cd at intervals during tho after
noon
About 20 members from other
units were In attendance, Mrs.
Ruth Tolleason. state president Of
the WCTu and Mira. Alice May
Stewart. state secretary. brought
greetings from their unit.
Mrs. lone Brown was general
chairman OF the tea. which was
reported q huge success. Other OF.
ficers Of tho unit are Mrs. Mar
geruite Gonzales. president: Mrs.
Helen Lane. secretary. and Mrs.
Gertrude Vinigcr. treasurer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

visiting In the city. guest of her
sister. Mrs. E. ]. Drake Of 525
Lyndale Av. N. Mrs. Drake has
been Ill for some time, but Is
slowly improving and her sister
viii remain with her for an in
definite time.
Morocco Club Meets: When the
Morocco Club held its social
meeting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. z. ]. Chadwick, 1887 l4th
Av. s. on Saturday. March 10.
the affair was in the form Of a
children's party. and Il was CO.
titled. The Little Girls and Boys
from Across the Tracks" The
ladies came attired In short fancy
dresses with ribbons In their hair
and anklet hose and the men wore
short pants. Each member was
presented with a balloon on enter
ing and bubble gum and pop corn
were served as refreshments dur
ing the evening. Various children's
games were played after which
members partook OF a lunch ser
we'd by the hosts. The next meet
ing. which will be a business
meeting, will be at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dennis. 1884
Fourth Av. s.. on Saturday. April
2.
Sad Mission: James and Ray
mond Sisson. 1929 Portland Av.,
received word OF the death OF
their mother, Mrs Ella Bennett OF
Ruleville. Miss. Mrs. Bennett died
Saturday. March ~. at the age OF
80. Messrs. James and Raymond
Sisson left Immediately for Rule
Vile to attend funeral services
which were held Tuesday, March
~.
Birthday Celebrabed: II was
real fun for little Twaya McIn-
tosh. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcintosh OF 1900 18th
Av. S. when she celebrated her
third birthday on Sunday after
noon, March 20. with her brother
and sisters. cousin, Eugene
Rich and Maria Childress Also
having fun with the youngsters
were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Banks
and John Burrell The children
played various games and pictures
were made Of the group A high
light OF the affair was the beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake.
which was served with ice cream
and punch TO the group. Twaya
received a number OF gifts.
Back Home: Mrs. Matte Owens
OF 5000 Clinton Av.. returned
home Sunday. March 20, from
Chicago, Ill, where she was call
ed to the bedside OF her brother
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

J. 7 Harris was the groom and
Lawrence Hampton the bride" In
the hilarious presentation Of
Winter Temptations" at Pn-
grim Baptist church ON Friday
evening. March IL. The produc-
ton. under the direction OF Rev.
Floyd Massey Jr. was sponsored
by the Mems Club OF the church
and had an all male cast,
The only serious moment in the
evcnin entertainment was when
evening entertainment was when
guest soloist. Fred Ewing OF Min.
neapolis sang water Boy" and
odd Man River"
Dressed aa ladies, the follow
ing contestants Wed for tho hon
or of being the bride: Leroy
Cunningham, Dennis Sims. Tim
othy Howard. Robert Smith,
Moses Knott, william Knott.
J. n. Jones, Is NJ Brown. u ".
Cameron, George Matthews, Alex
Jordan, and w, A. nrayboy rs.
corts for the ladies" were
Cornelius Tucker, Edgar Pillow,
MarcclluS Clemens, y. Nelson
Speese, Arthur Peoples. A KEEL
sey. Chester Greene, Tony LucaH.
J. =. Dorsey, NJ H. Orman, VII
liam White and J T Harris.
In tho role Of Prime Minister
A. J Lewis acted ms master Of
ceremonies white the audience
selected the bride" ClimaNing
the farce was the wedding scene
with III Hall and William Black
ms ministers
Music was by Rube Floyd and
his combo Mrs. Harriet Bell
Smith played the wedding march
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
ZION SENIOR CHOIR
GIVES PARTY FOR
EDWARD pOWEll

The home OF Mrs, Essie Arnold.
S724 Third Ave, S. was the scene
OF much merriment on Saturday
evening. March 10. when the SEN
Tor Choir Of Zion Baptist church
gave a surprise party for Mr. Ed
Powell
The occasion of the affair was
in appreciation OF Mr.. Powell
gift Of tape recorder 20 the
choir. He was presented with a
cuff link set by the choir as a
keepsake.
As the evening progressed the
guests enjoyed singing. making
recordings and sociRliEing with a
tasty lunch served following the
social hour
Those present were Rev. and
Mrs, II. w. Bolts, Rev. and Mrs.
e Henderson, Rev, c. s, Jones
and Mines. Robert warder, Theo-
dore Vaughn, Clifford Marty and
daughter. William warder: the
Mines. Mary Watson, Ruth Nor
ris. Carrie Sudduth. Lula Seaton,
Leota Perkins, Lucy Harris, Essie
Arnold. Ethelyne Walker.
Also the Mines. Mildred Moore,
Miss Fannie Marshall: the
MeSsrs. u. J, Wade. Lee Wilburn.
Lucky Bell, Raymond Brown, w.
b, Hale and the honoree, Mr.. Ed
Powell.
Mrs. Ruth Morris, president OF
the choir and Mr. Willie Il. Hale
is director.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
WEDNESDAY MATINEE
clUB GIVES DOUBlE
NlRYhDAY Party

The Wednesday Matinee Club
had a double birthday party for
two OF its members whose birth
days come in the month OF March,
They are the Mines, Florence
Gooden and Beatrice Gruner,
both Of ST, Paul,
The gala affair was held at the
home OF the president. Mrs, Lur-
ena Washington. oi2 e. 25th ST.,
Minneapolis. The ST, Patrick mo-
til Of green and white was carried
out in the decor OF the huge
birthday cake. table cloth and
napkins.
Cards were highlight Of the
evening after which a fun course
dinner was served by the hostess.
The honorees were the recipi.
ents OF many beautiful gifts from
the club members.
Members and guests present en-.
joying the festive affair were
Messrs. and Mines Edwin Carr,
Oscar Davie. Alex Jones; the
Mines Essie Bradley, Bculah
CruEe, Florence Gooden. Sue Cor.
don. Beatrice Gruner, Bertha
johnson, LaVerne Parker, Mar
gact Sanders. Mary Swain. Ida
Taylor, LurenR Washington, KEEL
sic whitmore, Caroline Norris,
Cleota Grigsby, Mary Huggar.
Miss Darlynn Castlcman; the
Messrs Ben Zimmerman OF Min
neapoiis. l.. w. McCarnS and Wi.
lard bradshaw OF Chicago,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

Charles Banks. who was seriously
i'll. Mrs. Owens reports that Mr..
Banks is slowly improving. but
still confined to the hospital.
HospitaliLed: Mrs. NJ. l.. Sim
mons, 1856 Fifth Av. s, entered
Fairview hospital on Monday,
March Fl, and underwent surgery
on Tuesday morning. March %,
Her condition is favorable and she
is making an excellent recovery.
Undergocs Surgery: The Rev.
Mrs. Lillian Parkinson, 2316 Fifth
Av. s.. underwent surgery on
Tuesday. March 20, and her con-
dition Is reported as fair.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
BEAUTCIANS MEET

The Minneapolis Beauticians
met Monday, March 81 at the
home OF Mrs, Yvonne Jones. 1918
Chicago Av.
The sale of more ads and tick
cts for the ST, Thomas Style
Show was stressed.
Following the business session,
delicious lunch was served by
the hostess. and a social hour en-
joyed.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. Hattie McCartcr.
Oil f. 22nd St on Monday, April
4.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Announce Engagement o.
Miss Claudio HsTTon

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heron Of
Kansas city, have announced
the engagement Of their daughter
Miss Claudia Jean Heron Of
4lIO Third Az g, Minneapolis
To Mr. Donald Graham. son 81
Rev. and Mrn l. q. Graham Of
Coffcyvillc, kans.
Wedding plans have not been
completed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
loafers Inc, Mold
Regular Meeting sunday

The Lnafers Inc. held Their
regular meeting at the home ~
Moses Wallace. 3I4 Fisk, st on
Sunday, March 20
Paramount on the agenda was
election ~ officers and the follow
ing were elected Norman Davis.
president: Frank schine, re-elect-
ed secretary, Moses Wallace. re-.
elected treasurer, Ernest John
RDn. reelected pRrliamrniaTian
Final plans were completed for
the Easter dancing party.
The next meeting will be nj the
home 81 John Collins. s7i ~, An.
thony Az on Sunday. April 3
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
~ MONS

COUNTY on uENNEpIN
STATE or MINNESOTA
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Evelyn NJ Huffman
Plaintiff,
Forest W. Huffman,
the STATE or MINNESOTA TO
TllE AHONE NAMED
DEFENDANT
You arc hereby summoned nnd
required TO answer the Complaint OF
the rinintIff IN the above onlitl.d
action. which Complaint has been
Nled IN the oftiro 81 the tlrfk ~
the above named Court, Ciiy Of
Minneapolis, county 81 IIcnurpin,
Stat. 81 MiunesutR. and 10 serve u
copy 81 your answer 90 said Com
plhiut on the EuhEcri bsrs at their
offices 3O5 SufthW0HtcTU fDdUt al
building. Minneapolis Minnesota.
within thirty 800 days after ser
vice ~ this Summons upon you, o.
elusive 81 the day az such service
ana N you fan 80 answer ~" said
Complaint within the time aforS-
said the piAiHttN In this action
viii apply 10 the court fDT the 70.
lief demanded IN Eaid Complaint
Dated March 1865
NENEHOv a PERL
Attorneys for llhiuilf
7h5 North Federal building
Minneapolis g. Minnesota
fspuk"SroRn. March ~, - 4 40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

party. repeat performance.
which was really exciting,
Plans are being formulated for
the annual Easter party and n
Celebrity Night party TO be- held
in the rumpus room of Mrs.
Richard Session, Both affairs are
scheduled for April.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
RASTER cANrArA Az
ST. PETERS CHURCH
SUNDAY, MARCH ~

The Adult Choral Choir Of 81.
Peters AME church viii present
an Easter Cantata Sunday, March
2Tth at 7:So y, m, at 81. Peters
AME church. Alst 81. and Fourth
Av. s,
Guest soloist will be Curtis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Returns Home Mr. Benny King 5249 Humboldt Av NJ
returned home Saturday from St Joseph Mo- where went
to attend funeral services of cousin Eveee Dennng
King went by motor and also visited in Kansas City No and
Kansas City, Kans.
Sister Is Visiting Mrs Nathaniel Keys of Dewy Okla is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

As Mayor Of the City Of Jackson
vile. it gives me greet pleasure to
extend my best wishes to oil our cit
liens Of the Jewish f0ith on the oe-
eosion Of the Jewish New Year HoIi-
days.
w. Hoydon Burns
Mayor Of Jacksonville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Suspect Acquitted
OF Gem Theft

A 27-year-old New Yorker was
acquitted yesterday of charges
of breaking into the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Louis P. Levitt,
$3.50 Linnean avenue NV. last
May and stealing more than
$23, 900 worth of jewelry.
The man cleared by a jury is
Michael J. Danielle, of South
Ozone Park, New York City.
Mr.. Danielle, who did not
testify at the trial. had stead
tasty denied the HOUSEKEEPING
and theft charges when ques-
toned by police. He was ar
rested near the Levitt home.
A police flngerprint expert
testified no fingerprints Of Mr.,
Danielle were found In the
Levitt home. but that finger
prints of someone else were