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Social and Personal
X MINNEAPOLIS !

Visiting Parents: Mrs. j c, Campbell 1868 Portland Av.
left the city Saturday july - for Kansas City, kans for
weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. w Woods
and other relatives Mrs Woods will her daughter
when she returns home
Ssor. n for little Nernette Marie Gold
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EARLENE ROSSLYN KYLE AND LEWIS
OLIVER POTTER EXCHANGE VOWS IN
WEDDING AT ST. LEONARD'S CHURCH

The sanctuary of St Leonard of Port Maurice Catholic
church the of the picturesque wedding Saturday
morning July % Of pretty Earcne Rossyn Kyle daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Earle Fleetwood Kyle 3637 Fourth Az s. Min
neapos and Lewis Oliver Potter r of Los Angeles Calf
of Mrs Max Jenkins of Nictorvllc, Calf.
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hot summer Rosalie scott
DAYS, though
No were ali happy with mo Bak-
ing Lemon Pc. "a tasty DESSERT
that doesn't need the oven. This
pis doesn't call for expensive
Whipping cream. either. only
douGls-ri Carnation, the milk
that phips.
NO sAKIho IAAoh pit"
Insgss =" tiaEls srss, pssI
ips.tss. lemon ssls''a
VI ,vp 'svs'
Y, syp hs' ~s's'
7 sVp yasIyIsS cs,ns'isa
Isops,s,.s Mil
Y. syp Ismss ivI,s
" sfshsm ussbp oss's
Dissolve gelatin and sugar In hot
water, chin until gelatin 10 thick
sned ana Syrupy tAbout 1920
minutes. Chill CarnAti9n IN re-
frigsTator tray till soft ice crys-
tails form around edges Of tray
I5.2D minutrRJ. Pour into bowl:
whip until &, begins ~ thicksn
Iabout / mlnutsJ. Add lemon
Juice and continue whipping un-
IN very E,ln - minutes IongsTb &.
Blend Whipped Csrns,iOn with
chilled gelatin. Pour into crust
and chill 1 hour.
.Por . graham cracker crust.
line sides ard bottom ~ o pie
plate with mixture ~ 2 cups gra-
ham cracker crumbs, z table.
spoons sugar and y cup melted
bUttsr.
Top On family dinner or an eve
ming Of ~ with No Baking
Lemon Pie" ard hot or iced oof.
fs. ."crsAmsd' with Carnstion
Carra,ion gives your eOifss rich
eolor and good flavor. at one third
the cost 81 cream
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Out-of Town Birthdays-

This paper has the largest circu-
Iation ever achieved by . pubiicA-
ton Of its type or class.
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL 4

New Brother Steven Toliver three years old has new
playmate ana brother sharing the spotlight with him 1916
Rondo Av Gregory Martin arrived July Is at Maternity hos
pa Minneapolis and weighed eight pounds and three and one
half ounces at birth Mr. and Mrs James Toer parents
the family.
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sports by Jimmie Griffin are
always concise and authoritative.
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pATRosIzg ApvEETIsERs
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

SNfy Nv - w aus AO@%
Third Av. S; Mrs Elsie Smith,
1924 Fourth Av. s.; Leonard
Breach, 1912 Elliot Av.: Mrs. Ell
sic Cromwell. $40 Smelling Av.;
Mrs. Bessie Helm. 1909 Fifth Av.
s.
July 3l-Mrs. Lucille Shaw,
Pip Clinton Av.; Mrs. Gloria w.
Smith, p69 N. Dupont Av.; Rev.
Charles NJ. Sexton. 422 Dupont
Av. s.
Aug. Mrs. Virginia Hughes,
1920 Fifth Av. s: Oscar Cleve,
2517 Riverside Av,; Mrs. Neva
Marie Warren, 3645 Clinton Av.:
Mrs, c, +. Burt, 2636 Fourth Av.
S; Mrs. Edward Brown, 3740
Fourth Av, s.; Mr.. r. C. Clardy.
2437 9th Av. s.: Mrs. William
Whiteside, 5000 Third Av. s.;
Aaron Arradondo, 1880 Clinton
Av.
Aug Mrs. Arthur Lyons. 407
Bryant Av N; Cornelius Sey.
mour. 3S47 Smelling Az: Lucille
Goodwin. 1874 f. Franklin Av.:
Frank Corners. 1891 Second Av.
s.: Mabel Mitchell. 1921 w.
Franklin Av.
Aug. 3-Mrs. Lucille Lear, 29l5
Garfield Av; Lucille Nc GUTTER.
/ $50 18th Av. s.; Mrs, Gerald Bal
ley sr., 3549 Fourth Av. s.
Aug. Mrs. r. l.. Escue. 4i20
Fifth Av s.: Mrs. Breda Jennings
1880 Third Av. s.: Monroe Gage
sr.. 1912 Clinton Av.
Aug. 5-Harry Hill, 1882 Fifth
Av. s; J. NJ. Cunningham, 1921
Fifth Az. g.; Mrs. Ruth Ander-
son. 1919 Clinton Az; Mrs. A. r.
Martin. 1921 Fifth Az. s.: Mr..
James Thomas. 4057 Second Az,
Is.
O,It-of Town Birthday
July 30 SAMANTHA Moore, Chi
cAgo. III.
July Whitney Young At
lanta, Ga; Wayne Mcdonald, Elk
celsior Springs, Mo,
Aug. 1--Quenting Greer, Allan
IA, Ga.
San Francisco. Calf
August 3 -- Mrs. Esther Jones,
August Robert Wormley, Fl.
Worth. Tex; Marjorie McClane.
Boston, Mass.
Aug. Joseph Hoard, Kansas
City. Mo,
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VDEBS and DATES
By Barb" Rarnes

IN, Nd,
r., ' avs "'It mere
-, "'"'o' "''u from
49,. - we ''' % ENJOY
u''''''uous'S'
,. ',.s,.' ",,"' s'o' VI '',a vacation
Wv N' ''' WIN 'e juno
NO" mere are some OF the low
Towns on 'he Whestley game and
lance ! spotted some OF the st.
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MRS. w. 3. WALKER
ENTERThiNS MAIDS
& MATRONS CLUB

A large and lovely club party
was held on Saturday evening
April 2, when Mrs. w. b. Walker
$50 Iglehart Av. was hostess 10
the Twin city Maids and Ma
irons Bridge club.
The Easter motif was carried
out in decorations Following q
out in decorations. Following
were enjoyed with prizes for high
scores for guests going TO Mrs.
Burie Carmichael, first, Mrs.
William Godette, second and Mrs.
J W Crump, third
Club prizes were awarded 10
Mrs. Carrie Neal. first: Mrs. Don
aid Brady, second and Mrs. James
Kirk sr, third
Mrs. David Frances and Mrs.
John Patton were scorekeepcrs
and each was given a gift by the
hostess.
Oother guests present were the
Mines William Modem. Walter
aston. Charles Glenn, T. r Burt.
Charles Noble, all Of Minneapolis.
Louis Moore ST., II S. Brown.
Clarence Roper. Hammond Tur-
ner, Sidney SaIter. William Han
ma and Clarence A. Anderson
The next meeting Of the club
viii be with Mrs o. y. Williams.
f4f5 First Az. S. as hostess on
May It'll.
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be the record OF the evening and
I do believe Martha Benford took
the song seriously,
I saw Eleanor Wallace work
ing big taste" doing the chic
ken
Mile Bronson was there look
ing too tough for words Glor-
Ia Bush was there doing a dance
which looked like the Rhumba and
was something 10 watch. A couple
OF girls whom / saw whose feet
must have been awful tired cause
they We're walking and dancing
around in bare feet.
ON Thursday night the Los Dia-
bloes are giving their annual
bunny hop and l hope TO see all
YOU jitterbugs out doing some
thing outside OF the chicken.
Say, Bev. Bantam. Inez Smith.
Wanda Blakely and Janice Duke,
where We're you girls Saturday
nightG Babysitting huh, Bev?
know wen see you girls out
Thursday!',
Tuesday jeanne Carter gave a
party and must say II was real
swell. Wen champs. | guess that's
about all the news / could dig up.
but I'll be back In two weeks dig
ging up some more. Later
Barb"
P.S,l would like some sug-
gestions from you kids" on what
to run in this column and | can't
dig up everything alone so ] do
need YOU help Think II over
and drop me a line or two giving
me your suggestions.
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Teenagers Group Holds
Regular Meeting April z

The 3-I's Club held It's regular
meeting on Saturday, April 2 At
the home Of Linda Griffin, $50
Rond0 Az Adricnne Coleman was
elected president Of the group,
other officers elected were
Carol Dawson, vice president;
Paul Wood, secretary; Linda
Griffin. assistant secretary;
Paula Thomson, treasurer: Carol
Mills, sgt. at arms and Leora
Myers. sunshine chairman
Following refreshments, the
group made Easter Bonncts"
from paper plates, crepe paper
and trimmings. First prize for
the best bonnet went 10 Mary
Kay Murray. Consolation prizes
were given 10 an Of the members.
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week end guest last week. Mrs
Birdella Jones of Seattle, Wash,
ington. While in the city. Mrs
Jones was taken on tour of St
Paul and Minneapolis. which in
cluded the Palm Sunday flower
show at Como Park and the State
Capitol.
Guest From Wisconsin; Willie
Smith Of Prescott, Wise. was the
week end guest last week of Ed
ward Ballard, SIT ST. Anthony Av.
Mr.. Smith returned TO Prescott on
Sunday evening.
Visitors From Nebraska: Paul
Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lightning of So, Sioux
City, Nebr.. were the houseguests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richard
son, 757 Fuller Az. on last week
end They were entertained at din
ner at the home of Mrs. Geraldine
Richardson. sos Carroll Av. Paul
Richardson is the brother of
Harry Richardson.
Attends Conference In Mime
apolis: Mrs. Margaret Sullivan,
646 w, Central. dental assistant
at Wilder Clinic attended the
Minnesota State Dental Confer
ence held last week in Minneapo-
lis.
Attends Class Reunion: DR..
Earl S. Weber, 345 n. Victoria.
attended the Glass Reunion.
Glass of 81. Minnesota Univer-
sity School of Dentistry, held on
Monday, March % at the Hotel
Normandie, Minneapolis.
Hospitalized: Rev Kneely Will
Iiams, 2s9 N. Chatsworth, pastor
Of New Hope Baptist church has
been confined to st. Joseph's Hos
pital since Tuesday. March 80. He
IS reported to be improving and
hopes TO be discharged next week.
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Ook leof Art
Club Observes
27fh Anniversary

The Oak Leaf Art Club cele-
brated its 27th birthday with a
party held at the home OF Mrs.
Elizabeth wooten. sos Carroll Av.
on Monday. March rs.
Mrs. Lydia Brown gave the his
tory OF the club. Mrs. Barbara
Robinson was guest speaker and
she gave demonstration OF some
OF her latest art work.
The president, Mrs, Emily Har-
ris, gave few remarks and IN
PRODUCED Mrs. Willie Burks, n
former member and the clubs
first president, who in turn gave
a short talk.
Various games were played and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Al
berta Pleasant and Mrs Jessie
Gosey
Climaxing the afternoons af-
fair were the many articles on
exhibit OF the handiwork and art
work done by the members during
the year, Dinner was served.
Guests present included the
Mines Pearl Brooks. Etoy Davis.
Melville Hunt, Ada Jones and
illie Daniels. Members present
were the Mines, Helen Wills, Leila
jackson. Alberta Pleasant. Roxie
Anderson, Josie MCGEE, Susan
Napue, Jessie Gosey. warda
Guthrie, Emmaline White and
Della Holsomback.
The next regular meeting OF
the club win be held on Monday,
April IL at the home OF Mrs Lyd.
ia Brown. 500 ST. Anthony Av.
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Dale. MIS-. Stubs came to the
city because of the death of her
brother-in-law, Lorenzo Stubs
who succumbed on March 81. Her
husband, a cardiac patient. was
unable to come 10 St. Paul for
the funeral service. Mrs. Stubs
left for her home on Thursday.
April Z
Choral Group Visits: The Mar
ion Choral Club of Marion Park
church visited the Crispus At
tucks Home on Thursday, March
81, and presented a musical pro-
gram. The group is under the
direction of Mrs. Nello Costanzi.
Guests: Mr.. c. Billiard, 45S w.
Central. had as his guests last
week, Mrs, Addie Lgons and
children of San Francisco. Mrs.
Ligons is the granddaughter of
Mr.. Billiard. She left on Friday.
April l to return to her home and
was accompanied by her aunt.
Mrs. Janet Thomas.
Visit Blakey Farm in Scandal:
Guests at the Blakey farm in
Scandal, MINI. on Palm Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Moss; Mrs. Robert Berhman and
son, Lee Allen; and Mrs. Paul
Berhman of Saltwater. Mimi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Thomas
and children, Pinky, Joyce and
Colleen; and Mrs. Arlene Blakey
of st. Paul. The children enjoyed
roaming around the countryside
and watching the farm animals. !
Later, the group gathered around |
the piano for a song fest.
House Guest From Seattle: |
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Lewis, |
94i Iglehart Av., had as their |
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community problems
Galloway president the Local year
term before being elected president.
editor Challenger the unions pubica-
ton for
Supply N. Galloway graduate of a and T
College N studied journalism three
University
% suburb Minneapolis has lived
the SANITY he has 81 the
Great Northern Railroad.
MEMBERS OF THE GALLOWAY CLAN really need intro.
ODee the housewife who makes
president Maxned Pilgrim
Baptist Galloway Nathaniel
Mary eight Natalie They 1856
Rondo Az.
he 8 n office though plans
the with the loyalty Galloway thinks he find
o spend n hobby writing
AND OUR VERY BEST WISHES president.
keep the alert
active
YOUNGSTERS AND ADULTS ENJOYED THE MAN
FIELD PTAs roller skating last Monday and the Camps
and JuanR should be line for honors for rhythmic skating
THE GRADUATE CHATTER KAPPA ALPHA IS plan.
ming Scholarship May
Hague a Lloyd
proceeds go grant aid high
school student to help him continue his studies.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL the Blakey Sisters Scandal MINI
your dial
IL 10
CALI OR WRITE YOUR SPOTLIGHT See you
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Improved: A W Jordan 96i
Marshall Az. was confined % his
home last week due 10 illness. He
has improved and he returned TO
his duties at Federal Cartridge
Corporation.
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his continued support 20 the union Neither the
union nor the community should forget the strides
made by the organization under Galloways admin
istraton.
During Galloway's four years with the gavel
$40" bought and paid for the present building To-
Gated at 525 Rondo remodelcd and refurnished
the basement into cozy and attractive recreation
room. II really a community need for civic
and social organization The union strong
ally to the Mexfied PrA during it's campaign for
"A new schpOl also very prominently
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The leading firms regularly
select this paper TO take their
advertising message 20 the Ne
gro community and II friends.
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Rent that spare room by insert
ing u Want Al In this paper. In
Minneapolis call bridgeport sss5.
ST. Paul Capitol 2-0822.
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Who's Who
Who's Now
Where's To Go
wSof's To Do
Ct. Paul
Cpotlight
By MILDRED JORDAN

business
We offer our congratulations to Mr. Scott
who March 81, graduated from the Minnesota
School OF Business in Minneapolis His three major
subjects were business law, advanced accounting
and Federal taxes. An employee OF the Great
Northern Railroad he completed his course by
part-tme study during lay-off periods and time off
during the winter months
A native Of St Paul Mr. Scott lived for a
number of years in Chicago He is a graduate
of Roger Williams Junior College. Memphis Tenn
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

To Attend Chamber OF Commerce Meeting 4 rneSf ~
meeting OF the ST Paul Chamber of Commerce on ApriI 70
Will be Nathaniel A. Evans 97S glehar Ay president of the
North Central Civic Club. "a Va"
SAD MISSION; Mrs. Joseph Stubs of New York City WAS
the house guest this week of Mrs Clarence Scbuck AL
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This II the paper with the clas-
sified ads and the Satisfied custo.
mcrs!
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WAS A RAINY AND pREARY DAY on last Monday when,

1T WAS A RAINY AND DREARY DAY on last Monday when
our subscriber Mrs Clyde Allen sS4 Anthony dropped
renew her subscription caught
fusion that is a newspaper office,
THE SUMNER ROUNDUP PARTY Mckinley School
viii be given by the Mckinley PTA Wednesday.
at ober Boys Club All parents
be five before December
school NAL affair
Roundup Chairman Frances
Smith CA 6l7so Mrs orean Rawlings CA 6Slsl further
formation
If YOU ARE THINNING ABOUT taking advantage
prices in having heating changed you
any heating problems all call KREpTT HEATING
University,
WE HEARD STRAINS DANUBE
WALTZ" softly played unique
by Mrs Ray Williams of eSl Marshall
just hike of attractive ecry
neck chain little rectangle,
stones Mrs Williams
when her at the reception following the installation
ncers at Local $40 Monday.
WE SHARED A TABLE with Robins
the Dining Car Employees Union president
Patterson wife of the Locals Wilbur
Cartrght the president community
resented this
AND IT CERTAINLY WAS A GOOD SPIRITED SPEECH
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the Como Park Sunday
opening are tied at
beauty spot azaeas hyacnths jonquls
begonits daisies, tulips, lilies, a
We that
with aluminium ribs and Commissioner
that it conditioned garden wing
the sInken garden have
Monday through Friday
from $50 to What wonderful place take your
show o
NEW MUSICAL SERIES START RADIO on
June 9Th will be the Woowoh Hour"
F w WoOworth Co An hour long show be
live" show featuring types
musical comedy to classics swing TO grand
of be under the
direction Percy
Received the a you post ed
Long Beach Fla Carl T Schuneman gracious
recently
ne ga
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WE LOOK FORWARD EAGERLY to the

WE LOOK FORWARD EAGERLY to the Minnesota
Women Writer'S Festival given by the Twin Cities aumnae Of
Theta Sigma Phi April is the
panel chaed by Mitchell " Chaney
the University of Minnesota will discuss The Lance
Pennies Pront?" Panel members
York magazine editor Gene X Jordan pubhc
Mining and Manufacturing CO.. Mrs Mabel
apois Minneapolis
Workshop
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To- PATRoNIZE ADVERTISERS
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PURIIC OFFICIALS our on TnrIR pAnY ENpERmNCrs

with strange amusing
sometimes
stranger than fiction that 1t Blade
the Sex Division of the St Police Department
II happened few Blade a
night duty the Safety building being
for breaking into liquor
liquor AS he stood sody before the
bottle the second
bottle The
that he drank ffths a himself
Pointing finger the suspect Blade declared that
could the suspect
he added dropped
the
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attended Roosevelt College Chicago also studied
versty of Minnesota Extension Division
time he likes gong We know
to obtain this educational background very
for successful and areeri n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Service News
First Sunset Parade Apri1 IS

/ at the moment house guests OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel
P. Ginder at Norfalk, Va. and
will fly here for the party.
Admiral Combs returns for
duty here as deputy chief of
naval operations for air. He has
had command of the 9Th Fleet.
and was recently relieved by
Vice Admiral Ralph A. Ofstie.
Actually they have exchanged
assignments.
Their hostess. Mrs. Smith, was
until recently on active duty with
the women Marines as Mai.
Edna LOTUS Smith. She is still
an active reserve and goes on
duty for two weeks when called.
NEW BUREAU CHIEF
The new Chief of the Bureau
of Aeronautics, Rear Admiral
James S. Russell, and Mrs. Rus
sell were hosts on Friday at a
buffet supper at the Army Navy
Country Club.
Their honor guests were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Clarence E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

Ekstrom who are leaving shortly.
Admiral Ekstrom goes to sea. At
the moment Mrs. Ekstrom has no
definite plans. She will remain
in their house until the school
year Is over.
Admiral Russell has returned
from sea duty where he was In
command of Carrier Division S.
and was relieved by Rear Ad-
miral w. v. Davis.
Mrs. Russell in the meantime
has divided her time between
Honolulu and Seattle, Wash.
She was in Honolulu to at
tend the wedding of their son,
q. g. Donald Russell.
Kenneth Russell is in school
in Seattle and will rejoin the
family when school is out.
The Russells, who have been
living at Presidential Gardens
since their arrival, have found a
house and at 2405 South Inge
street, Arlington, and as busy
getting settled. They hope to
have everything ship-shape
when the family arrives home
for the summer.
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Miss Rodn1on To Marry

Mrs. Shirley Norman Rodman
announces the engagement of
her daughter Charlotte Rae TO
Mr.. Gerald Lefkoff, son Of MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph Lefkoff Of
Brooklyn, N Y. A June wedding
is planned.
Miss Rodman is a graduate OF
the Peabody Institute of Music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

and is president Of the Junior
branch Of the Washington Sec
ton. National Council Of Jewish
Women
MIR. Lefkoff is a graduate of
the Juilliard School Of Music
and received his masters degree
in music from Catholic Univer-
sity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
REZONES OWN PROPERTY
Runyon Vote Decides
Change to Commercial

the voters could punish him on
election day if they considered
the action unjust. Mr.. Runyon.
however. is not seeking re-elec-
ton.
The opponents protested that
any kind of business could be
operated on the property once
it became commercial.
"We're dealing here with a
man who has served the county"
said Mr.. DeBell. II think we
can believe him when he says
he intends to operate a nursery"
"Why did he ask for general
business, then, instead of rural
business?" questioned Mr.. Fox.
Sale Question Raised
"Mr. Runyon might have good
intentions of operating a nurs-
cry. but suppose he sells the
property?" asked Mr.. Carper,
This certainly is a case of spot
zoning. I consider Leesburg pike
one of the best highways we
have in the county. We could
have ruined it by this time if
we granted all the rezoning re-
quests along it."
The planning commission also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Oppenheimer Named
MuryIund Bur Head

BALTIMORE, April 81 (R.-
Reuben Oppenheimer, Baltimore
attorney, has been nominated
for election as president Of the
Maryland State Bar Association.
Attorney Oppenheimer is q
past president Of the Baltimore
Bar Association.
Named for vice presidencieS
were Stanley G. Robins Of Sails
bury, william Wilson Bratton of
Elkton, A. Freeborn Brown Of Bel
Air. William L. Wilson. jr., Of
Cumberland, Judge James Mac
gill Of Ellicott City, Benjamin B.
Rosenstock of Frederick, Ralph
w.. Powers Of Hyattsville and j.
Stuary Galloway and j. Gilbert
Prendergast Of Baltimore.
8 .Vannort Chapman and Rob-
ertson Griswold Of Baltimore
were nominated for reelection
as secretary and treasurer.