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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17

No local social correspondent
can describe a wedding as well as
social and personals editor Jessie
shepard Of this newspaper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Stag Party An evening of good fellowship and comradShp
was enjoyed Saturday July IS when James A. Kinney 1921
Upton Ay s. ehed entertained in honor of FezZan Patrol
No 70 at his home The evening enjoyed sociazng and
enjoying the lunch served Guests MeSS Charles Martin
Marion Brown Merle Taylor John Carter William Davis John
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17

Hundreds Of local business firms
depend on this medium 10 get their
advertising message to the Negro
market.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17

Quiet as a mouse, quick as a
bunny-that's the way to hang up
your telephone when you find your
party line in use. Other tips for
good party-line service: space out
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17

A lot Of Christians are like
wheelbarrows -- not good unless
pushed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17

HOspitalized: James (Jimmie)
Slemmons, 2O15 Fifth Av. s., en-
tered Fairvew hospital Monday,
August 10, for treatment and x
rays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
italian Reds Hit
by Small Revolt

ROME. Mar. 8 (P.-A small
revolt broke out today against
the leadership Of Italy's Commu-
mist Party, biggest outside the
Iron Curtain. The rebels called
themselves democratic Commu-
lniSts."
| Approximately 500 followers Of
the splinter uprising congregateo
in a Rome theates and demanded
a stricter Marxist and feminist
policy. They accused party lead
Iers of having become bourgeois, >
so that the party has developed
a middle class drift.
The rebels said they would
continue to oppose American
imperialism" and a spokesman
added:
Yes, we are more than ever
opposed to capitalistic and i'm
Iperialistic policies"
The rebels declined to identify
their leader, but informed police
sources say he is Bruno Vaghi, a
wartime partisan who fought
under the name Of General Al
Ivaro." Other leaders include
Giuseppe Vifolchi, who COM
Imanded Communists troops at
the battle of Guadalajara during
the Spanish civil war, and Carlo
Antolino, Communist mayor OF
Venosa, where one man was
killed and IA injured in food riots
in January. Police said the riots
were Communist inspired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Mar. 8 up,
l-Jordan's King HuSsein fired
1t. Gen. John Bagot Club for
refusing to reorganize, his Arab
Legion to meet a possible Is
raeli attack. his governments
radio said today.
The King-hailed as q new
hero of the Arab world-imme-
diately drew a pledge of about
aid from Syria. Egypt and
Saudi Arabia sin event of ag-
gression," a dispatch from Da-
mascus reported.
The 20-year-old monarch's
sun was rising in the tense Mid
die East as that of Britain
and the United States - sank
lower.
The radio in Jordan's capital
of Amman said Gen. Club was
dismissed because he def1ed the
Kings demand that the Legion
be reorganized to meet any ag-
erosion from Israel on Jordan's
western frontier.
"The King demanded that
military plans be, made for an
attack if the Israelis attacked
Jordan" the radio said in the
first public explanation of the
action.
King Hussein himself seemed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

week is to deal with an Israeli
request to buy IL Mystere jet
fighters from France and
Frances apparent reluctance to
sell the aircraft without the pos
tive approval of the United
States and Britain.
French officials have spread
the word in recent weeks that
the United States was encourag-
ing their government to let Israel
Iget these weapons. State Depart
Iment sources strongly denied this
and made clear that the United
States would prefer to avoid any
responsibility for the sale or re-
Ifusal of the planes to Israel.
In the existing circumstances
however, it appeared unlikely
that the United States could
duck all responsibility. The three
Western powers are jointly COM
Imitted to stabilize the Middle
Eastern arms balance as far as
possible. The sale of a dozen
planes to either side now could
kick up as much excitement as
the shipment Of Is tanks to
Saudi Arabia from the United
States two weeks ago.
Diversion Okayed
The United States has already
approved the diversion of the
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WI CLIO "C4C tohCh AAOAA VIGIL
night by lifeboats from the
United States photographic Sur
vey Ship Rehoboth.
Amateur radio operator Juan
Francisco Arias Of Panama said
the Rehoboth's operator mes
saged that the Peruvian RATS
crew appeared in good condition
although weak from lack of food,
Eduardo Ingris. As. a Peru
Wan professional photographer
headed the expedition. which set
out from Talara, Peru, last De-
cember 4, hoping the vagaries OF
wind and water would carry
them to the South Sea Islands.
The voyagers were picked up
about 1000 miles northwest of
the Galapagos Islands, thousands
of miles from their goal.
Included among Mr.. Ingris
daring companions was Natalia
Mazuelos, 20. who was to play
the feminine lead in the movie
the photographer planned to
make on the long voyage to
Polynesia. Others were Mirko
Guerecky, 30, Czech radio OPP
orator; Andy Rost, 81. a Dutch
seaman, and Joaquin Guerrero,
Argentine SPORTSMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

The United States Navy or
dered the Rehoboth and the USS
Greenville Victory, the latter re-
turning from an Antarctic mis-
sion, to search for the raft after
it sent out a distress call.
For most of the last month
the low-riding raft had been
caught in a giant whirlpool. Food
supplies and fuel for a small
power plant were nearly ex-
hausted. Sickness also struck the
crew.
The two search ships rendez-
voused Tuesday at the Cantuta's
last reported position. But this
position was inaccurate. Today's
radio messages from the Reho-
both reported the RATS large
compass had been washed over
board, forcing Mr.. Angris to re-
ly on a small pocket compass.
Yesterday the Rehoboth's ra-
dio operator radioed the raft,
I'VE have you on our radar." The
Cantuta replied it had finally
seen a flare. Less than a half
hour after radar contact, the
Rehoboth had reached the raft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
|GIubb Refused to Counter
Possible IsroeIi Attack

ito take on q more belligereni
manner. He appeared this morn
ing before a cheering crowd out
side the royal palace in Amman
and said he thanked God the
country was working united ir
face of what he called the dan
Igerous Israel enemy.
The Egyptian press lavishec
praise on Hussein. This is the
same press which only recently
pounded at him for his reported
support of the Baghdad pact
which is sponsored by Britain
with United States approval.
In Damascus, Syrian Premier
Said Fl Ghazzi told parliament
Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia
have agreed to regard any ag-
Igression on Jordan as directed
against each Of them. and te
rush to Jordan's aid in all fields
in event of aggression"
Mr.. Ghazzi reiterated that the
three Arab powers were ready
to pay Jordan Immediately fl.
Inancial aid sufficient to replace
the annual British grant" Of
more than $22 million.
Mr.. Ghazzi praised Hussein's
bold step" in dismissing Gen
Club. He said Syria was waiting
for moves which would ''liberate
Jordan from its military treaty
with Britain"
Strong Endorsement for Hus-
Isein's action came from Col. An
war Sadat, Egyptian Minister OF
State.
Forty five million Arabs shake
your hand, Hussein," he wrote
in the semi official newspaper AL
Gumhurriya.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

Bagot Club from Jordan. This
may lead to an opening into
which the Soviet Union will try
to move.
The Jordanian action also is
regarded here as evidence that
the hard core of the Arab bloc
never a very effective force in
the past, is becoming formidable
in terms of Middle Eastern power
and politics. United States Off
Gals said the surge of Arab ma
tionalism from Morocco to Tao
is sweeping away the old, sta
bilizing anchors and symbols Of
Western power in the region.
ALI 3 in Same Boat
One thing seems certain. State
Department experts said, anG
that is that the United States
and France are tarred, so fal
as the Arabs are concerned, with
the same brush as Britain. Sc
there is no prospect that an
American or French general
might take Gen. Glubb's place
as chief foreign military adviser
in Jordan. His control of the
Arab legion has already passed
into Jordanian hands.
The United States-British-
French meeting which was called
and then postponed until next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

Jets, which are being manufac-
tured under United States con-
tracts in France, from North At
lantic Treaty delivery schedules
Technically State Department
officials contend, however. that
the United States does not ap-
prove the sale Of the aircraft to
Israel because France has not
formally put the question up to
Washington and London.
Presumably it was to deal
with that point that today's
meeting was called. The officia.
State Department explanation
was that it was later postponed
because it was in some unex-
planned manner announcement
for Undersecretary of State Her
bert Hoover, jr., French Ambas.
sador Maurice Couve de Muir
vile and British Ambassador Sill
Roger MakinS to get together al
the State Department this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

of $4,000 weli-equipped and
trained men.
The British felt the Legion
was q powerful stabilizing factor
in the Middle East as long al
Gen. Club was in command
Now suspicion exists In London
it will become an instrument Of
Egyptian policy.
Attempting q smile, Gen
Club said he wished the, Arab
Legion every success in the fu.
tre." He said he hoped there
would be no friction between the
IS British officers still connected
with the Legion and the Jordan
Officers.
: Declaring he was neither
shocked, dazed nor angry" the
general declined to comment or
the political situation in Jordan
The Foreign Office was NOV.
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|0usted Club
Seeks Friendly
Ties 10 Jordan

LONDON, March 8 R.-Lt
Gen. John Bagot Club came
home tonight urging that moth
ing be done to disturb friendly
relations between Britain and
Jordan, which fired him as its
Arab Legion commander.
The fabulous desert soldier was
Isad-faced and tired as he stepped
from his plane into a rainstorm.
He told reporters he had no COM
Iplaint about his treatment. Less
than So hours earlier, King Hus-
sein had summarily dismissed
him.
But Britain was shocked by his
dismissal. For years, Gen. Glubh
had personally symbolized Brit
Iish influence in the Middle East
An influence that now appears
to be crumbling in a floodtide OF
Arab nationalism.
The little general will tell his
story to Prime Minister Eden
over the dinner table at Sir An
thongs country home. Chequers,
tomorrow.
U. S. Envoy Sees Eden
United States Ambassador
Winthrop w. Aldrich and Mrs.
Aldrich had lunch at Chequers
today. Presumably Mr.. Aldrich
and Sir Anthony talked over the
Middle East problems and the
undoubted loss of Western initia-
tive in that oil-rich region.
Gen. Club, his wife Muriel
and their two children. Godfrey
and adopted daughter Naomi,
arrived at the London Airport
in a rain. Asked by reporters how
much dismissal notice he had
been given, Gen. Club replied:
II left 16 hours after being told"
He had served as an officer of
the Arab Legion for 26 years
and had commanded since 1899,
bringing it to its present strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
|Se|Wyn Lloyd
Talks 10 Ne|1ru

NEW DELHI, India, Mar. 8
I(R.-British Foreign Secretary
Selwyn Lloyd conferred today
with Prime Minister Nehru after
flying here from the troubled
Middle East.
Official sources said one of the
main topics in the 2la-hour
meeting was the Baghdad Pact,
a chief cause of friction between
some Arab states and the West.
InSthe past Mr.. Nehru has de-
nounced the pact, among whose
members are Britain and Pakis-
tan. India and Pakistan are at
odds over several points, includ-
ing the future status of Kash-
mir.
The informants said the two
also discussed Indo China, in
Guiding Red China's request for
another full-scale Geneva con-
ference on the situation there.
Mr.. Nehru repeatedly told Mr..
Lloyd India prefers a meeting
of the co-chairmen for the &C.
neva talks. including Soviet For
eign Minister v. M. Molotov.
rather than another full-dress
19-nation parley. The other CO.
chairman, Britain's Sir Anthony
Eden, now is Prime Minister and
presumably would be replaced
by Mr.. Lloyd under the Nehru
plan.
Earlier today Mr.. Lloyd's par
ty stopped at Bahrein, oil-rich
British protectorate island in
the Persian Gulf. An angry mob
of 1000 persons stoned their
automobiles, members Of the
party said. No one was hurt. The
demonstrators shouted down
with Britain!n
Mr.. Lloyd win spend the week
end here. He will leave Monday
for Karachi, Pakistan, for q
SEATO meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

ing cautiously because Gen.
Club. although q British sub
ject, has been employed directly
by the Jordan government. He
left the British army before
World War II.
The tone Of the generals
statement and hints from For.
eign ONCE representatives indie
Gated that Britain intended to
work on the assumption that
the two countries would main
tain their traditional friend.
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
TuiIor's Wallet Grabbed
AS He Bends to Fit Suit

A 78-year-old tailor told police
last night a customer snatched
Ibis wallet from his pants pocket
while he was bending over to
lat the customers suit.
Michael Pipitone, employed at
Custom Tailors, 825 Thirteenth
street NV, said the customer
fled with the wallet. containing
$40. Police issued q lookout for
Ia 40-year-old Mexican described
as a narcotics peddler and adj
dict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
3 Powers Delay Porley
On Sale of Jets to Israel
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Associated Press Staff Writer

States Britain and France postponed yesterday
a meeting sale of French jet fighters to
Israel while grew the Western Powers face dan
gerous crisis in the Middle East.
United States officials were
reported deeply disturbed the election Of British Lit Gen John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

Register now at the District
Building, and vote in the Dis
trict election May i.
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4 Men and Woman Safe
After 80 Days on Raft

PANAMA, Mar lF9-Four and woman who hoped to
star movie thriller made at recuperad today aboard
ship IN the Pacisa from the pes of the
raft Canuta.
Their food almost after 80 days of drifting the adven-
taken from their 30by13foot balsa raft last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
Sonforized SHORTS

:. top quality broadcloth with nylon
stitching at strain points. Boxer and
gripper fastener fronts with heat
resistant elastic Wristbands. White,
solids, stripes; sizes SOC ca.
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TEE SHIRTS

:. with the fit and feel of a second
skin, and Labro-Shrunk to stay that
way. Nylon'd process knitted premium
cotton and never-stretch collar. S, M,
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snug-fitting with heat-resistant
elastic waistband and elastic at leg
hens. Self-closing fly. Nylon'd process
premium cotton, Labro-Shrunk Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

approved the diversion of the
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=. made of soft knitted premium cot
ton with nylon'd process feature Nom
sag, non-gap neckband. Labro-Shrunk
for fit. Sizes $50 ca.
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LEGAL NOTICES
No. laeN-
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APPLICATION FOR
REt.IsrHNTION on
LAND

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OBJ HENNEPrN
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the J.1le 60 the following described
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Lot For Sole

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present the latest in blues. ballads
ana comedy This brother act has
played successful dates at the
ChIb DcIiBa. Chicago, The Club
Ebony Houston, Tex, and others
They record fnr Duke and Chess
record labels They are backed by
Jimmy Binkley and his Combo.
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Brown Brothers, BinkIsy
Entertain A. Key Club

Billy Brooks and Pinsy Brown.
currently appearing at the Key
Club for a limited engagement.
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LOTS FOR SALE

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Open To Offer!

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RIAI ssrArt EoR sAlI
400 10th Ave, So,

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: HOUSES can be duplexed ut
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1880 Ord Ave. So.

Eight room house Can be duplex
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43lo 5th Ave. So.
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