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problem!" And among these sui.
ferers were . very wide variety
Of hemorrhoid conditions, some Of
10 70 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anestheties or astrin-
gents Of any kind. The secret u
q new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne' 1.-THE discovery Of a world
famous research institution. Al
ready, Bio-Dyne 10 in wide use
for healing injured tissue on all
psrts Of the body.
This new healing substance is
offered in snppositorg OF ointment
form called Preparation H. Ash
for individually sealed convenient
Preparation H suppositories or
Preparation H ointment with spe-
eial applieator. Preparation H IL
sold stElldrugstores Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
.Rss "a Pct Oh
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the particular province of Hol-
Ilywood. or the theater TV proved
that last night.
Rating Surprise: Como edged
Gleason for the third straight
Saturday in the Trendex and
Sullivan again doubled Allen
but the big news this week end
was the $4,000 Challenges first
loss in months to the Loretta
Young show.
Kinda bears out Sundays
TeleVue story about Miss Young's
patience!
Aliens show Sunday, inciden-
tally, was briskly paced and his
interview of Anita Ekberg and
her husband, what's-his-name,
was amusing.
There ought to be a place in
network TV for two variety shows
that are as different in concept
and appeal as these two. Who
cares who beats whom-so long
as both are available for a
choice?
X X
Elvis in Washington? A num-
Der Of area disc jockeys, hard
put for chatter between records.
have been saying or inferring
that Presley would make a per-
sonal appearance at the Capitol
here in conjunction with the
opening of his first movie, Love
Me Tender"
To set the record straight.
LOew's tried--but couldn't get
Elvis for the opening Of the
movie.
Facts: The picture opens next
Tuesday at the Capitol
Elvis will be in Washington
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ON THE AIR
When You Wish
Upon q Bean
BY BERNIE HARRISON

1t have been little too late for the children enjoy
last night but Jack and the Beansak just right
Just exactly
The Producers Showcase" production (WRC- put it
in pod 80 minutes of elevon abracadaba of
highest magical order.
Helen DeutSch a uncommon writer therefore the
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able yesterday was that Robin
would rather do a variety of
roles.
Rev. Joe Urhig reports that his
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05
FImer Smiths Return
From California Trip

Concluding an enjoyable two
weeks vacation spent In Los An
geles Calf, and seattle. Wash
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Smith, 1919
Smelling Az, returned home FIJI
day evening September ~
The Minncsotans were the
guests In iIos Angeles Of Mrs
smiths sisters and husbands
Mr. and Mrs John Williams and
Mr. and Mrs william Bethel
They also were the house guests
for couple ~ days Of MIR and
Mrs NJ Cruzat
Many social courtesieR were &C,
corded tho visitors and among the
hiRhnRhts ~ their visit was a trip
70 Disneyiand. Knox Berry Farm
and other interesting points In
rluhinR their Sttsndhnce NJ o
Rr"stlinR match
Enroute home they stopped In
Seattle, wash, 10 visit Mrs
Smiths R0u. Frank winfield
On her arrival home, Mrs
Smith had wonderful surprise
awaiting her She was The lucky
winner ~ cedar chest ~ house
hold linens all hand embroidered
and the contents Of thirty pieces
nrIuded = quilt sheets. pillow
rsR"a. towels, dresser scarves.
blanket ard every thing In tho line
u linens
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ORALEE LAW IS
FEIED BY FRIENDS
ON HER BIRTHDAY

Little Oralee Renee Law. daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs T. W Law of
9I5 Fremont Az n was very
happy young lady when her par.
cnts fetcd her with n party I'm
honor of her third birthday sun.
day afternoon. September ~.
The gala affair was held IN the
recreation room at the home of
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
T. u. Law, 1901 Portland Az. and
was hiRhlighted with beautiful
decorations In varied hucs inter
sperscd with 80 balloons suspended
from the ceiling
The guests were given hats and
noise makers, and enjoyed pla ying
various games after which re-
Treatments including ice cream.
cake, punch and candy were serv-
ed
Guests whe Ahowered the little
honoree with many beautiful gifts
while enjoying the afternoons fun
were Mary Beth and RosaIyn
Richey. Pearla Mae Bailey. Cassie
and Steven Ire, Michael. Robbie
and Frank Schinc, Jf. Howard
and Gwen Law, Beverley, Skip
per- and Clifford Lee.
Parents enjoying the fun were
Mrs. Lorraine Richcy, Mrs BETTY
Bailey. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Lee
Hessrs and Mines Frank Schlne
Everett Howard Law and Eddie
lee.
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Harold Wriehts
Return From Trip
To West Coast

Mi and Mrs Harold Wright.
5000 Portland Az. returned home
from an extended motor trip to
the west coast
They left Minneapolis Septem-
bcr l2th and made their first tSop
In Los Angeles CaHf, where they
visited Mr. wr,ghtsb rother and
grlends. all former residents of
Minneapolis. Among those visited
were Esther and George Roach
and family, Mary Louise and
James Gresham, tho sylvester
Carriers and many others,
The Wrights attended church
services at Ward Chapel AME
church and Holman Chapel Mctho-
dist church. They were introduced
10 and chatted with Johnny h Leo.
the radio personality who pnr-
trays the lawyer Algonquin ].
Calhoun IA the Amos and Andy
SHOW They were quite Impressed
with Mi Ice. who IS - very dig,
nifcd and distinguished person ia
private life
Sightscctng tours. plane trip
To Catalina Island, visiting In Tia.
Iuana Mexico and other inter
eating points as well IA many Of
the night spoto made their stay
pleasant experience They visited
In san Diego and other points
While In Los Angeles, Mr.
Wright was offered position
with the Los Angels city water
department, which he IL seriously
considering The position iE SINH,
lar In scope 10 the work he Is now
following
The visitors spent some time IN
San Francisco. Denver. Colo, Salt
Lake city, Utah and Las Vegas,
New and report an enjoyable time
had In all places visited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

Surprise showers Mrs. Godfrey
BaldeE and infant son, Godfrey
Jr, were honorcd with a surprise
baby shower on Saturday evening
September -, given by the Char.
mants Social club at tho home OF
Mrs. William ~ North. 2n22
Fourth Az. = Green and yellow
dominated tho decor, A basket
covered In green and yellow paper
was placed in tho archway no.
tween tho living room and dining
MON and guests ON arrival dc.
posted their gifts Refreshments
were served buffet style from a
table conferred with u floral ar.
rRngrment NJ gladioli between
candientickS holding green taperH,
Many lovely gifts were received
FOR tho new arrival, Guests Of the
club were Mrs Amy Hamilton OF
Kansas city. Mo. Mrs Cecil Poe
and the Misses Grcta white and
Catherine Woodari Club members
present were the Mines Ora Wal.
lace, Annette Kelly, Georgia Mae
Varuado, velma Smith. shirley
Shelton and Irene North, Several
who were unable to attend sent
gifts
Enroilcd ~ Minnesota unlycr-
sltyi Mias Dorothy Jean Jack Of
Taylor, ARK, May. 1900 gradu.
ate at Brown nigh school Of
Spring Iiill. La, who spent the
summer In the city visiting her
aunt and uncle, Rev. and Mrs, ~
! Henderson. il2p Bryant Az, N,
has enrolled at tho University OF
Minnesota, taking a general coli
lcgr course Miss Jack plans 10 DO
a librarian
Crrsitucndo. To Hold Meeting I
The Creaiteundo's club viii hold q
business meeting sunday, October
7, NJ the home OF Mrs Hattie
Gross 1900 CLINTON Az, At up, IN,
All members are urged Ia be prps
sent
Returns Home Mrs James
Campbell. 1909 Portland Az, re-
turned home Saturday. september
20. after spending n month In
Kansas city, Rams, Visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs q W
Woods and other relatives and
friends, Many social oourtesirs
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Warrington PIA To
Hold First Foil
Me0sIuo October q

The first meeting 90 the season
for the Warrington School prA
will he held AT the school NJ so
= NJ Monday afternoon, October
-
Miss Lydia Herman, Minnoapo-
liz public school specialist In Par.
cnt Teacher Conferences. viii be
on hand To explain the value Of
these conferences la both the par.
ont and the child A discussion
period will follow Come with
questions
An added attraction viii he Mr.
Melvin RsEennr Of Mazey's Flor
lists who viii dcmunatrAte floral
arrangements
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LINDA ALLEN MAS
BIRTHDAY FROlic WITH
LITTLE FRIENDS SEpT. 30

II was an afternoon OF nun and
trolic for a group OF youngsters ON
Sunday, September 80, when Mr.,
and Mrs, Ira Allen, et2 igaehart
Az. invited them In 10 help their
daughter, Linda. celebrate her
sixth birthday with a gala party,
Each guest was presented on ar
rival with n hat. balloon and whis.
tlo favor The usual games were
played with prizes awarded, The
Mines, Chandler Mewat,. Fred
Bonner, Earl MCGEE and Miss
Lucy Morris were in charge Of the
games,
Clmaxing the afternoons tcsti.
vities was tho showing by Mrs
Pauline Henderson Of tho movie.
Alice In Wonderland. which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the chill
drrn.
Refreshments II ice cream and
cake was hlghiighted with the
beautiful birthday cake centored
with a little TO Peep doll and the
lighted candles which the little
hOnoree blew out,
Linda received many lovely and
useful gifts
Among small fry hedping her
celebrate werc Shannon Davis
Gail Collins, Carol McGee, Michele
THROWN, Murtel Edmunds. Patricia
Robinson. cherry Hughes, Linda
Randall, Jean and Jane Fox, De.
horah Henderson, Lillecn ana Cor.
don Carter, Ernest and Jerome
Lindsay Coburn and "Dickle"
Cook Lloyd and sandra Smith
Timothy wcwatt, Ronald Wag.
ner. Jr
Also Justin and Tia Mann, Jun
tus and Michael Powell, Grover
Ingram Ir, Terry Allen, Kenneth
Wallace. Jr. Turner Ripper, Cathy
and Pamela Tucker. CaHsandra
and Kent Thompson ana also hav-
inE lots Of run was LInda'H broth.
~. Gary. and little two year old
sister Caryn.
Enjoying the party was Linda's
grand mothers, Mrs. Helen Cart
wright ana Mrs. Nancy Allen,
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Gro
ver Ingram M well as the parents
Of the guests, the Mines Kenneth
Wallace, Howard Brown, John
Collins. Juanuld Powell, Percy
Hughes Jr.. Richard Fox, James
Mann. Wilbur Randall, Norman
Davis, Lewis Ripper. Walter Rob.
,nson. Owsndolyn Wagner and
James Cook.
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Of Ice blue lace and net. ballerina
length. Her shoulder length veil OF
matching blue net was attached 10
a blue tiara studded with sequins.
She wore ice blue gloves and shoes
and carried an arm bouquet OF
white rosebuds and white carna-
tons.
Mrs. Judy Freeze was her sis
ter's mAtron OF honor and only at.
tendant. She was attired in a rose
net dress, ballerins length and
wore a matching tiara studded
with sequins. rose shoes and
gloves. She carried an arm bou-
quet Of red roses and white car
nations.
Edward Larry was Mr.. Jones
best man.
Mr., Jones Is in the Armed
Services and is stationed at the
Y. S. Navy Base. San Diego,
Calf, Mrs. Jones will leave in
October To join her husband
where they will make their home
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woy us Done

Since the end Of World War II,
the y s has been engaged In the
greatest expansion Of productive
capacity In its history In n single
decade our capacity 10 produce in
creased more than 90 per cent
To make this possible American
business poured i72 billion dollars
into new plant and equipment and
in addition, required large sums
FOR inventory and working capital
~ that total ~ 2i2 billion dol
lars had 10 be provided
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Out-of-Toun BIrthdays
ST. Paul RIRIIIDAYS

October &C. \ Anderson ST..
500 Dayton Az, Mrs Arthur II
= Rhodes. ssg St Anthony Az.
Ora Ire O'Neal. 1913 Carroll Az.
John Warren. 1901 Rondo Az
Homer WILSON. 8i2 Iglehart Az,
Mrs Sylvia Byrd. 2g} 81 Adams
Helen Katherine Fox 800 Carroll
Avs
oct donna Jean Cotton, +Os
St Anthony Az. Rufus Carson
gis Aurora Az Sidney r. Miller
500 IRiehart Az, Melvin l. Good.
On. 1904 Carroll Az Mrs CsceHa
Russell 800 iglehsrt Az Robert
steven schine $50 RondD Az
oct s=w \ Hanna. $40
Western Az, Patricia Dodd. 500
Carroll Az. MrE Carrie Wilson
ag7 Rnndo Az Mrs EArIins Cal.
Iowsy. 757 81. Anthony Az. Cor.
neIiUs Tucker $50 Rondo Az.
oct 2 Nathaniel Galloway. 775
RondO Az. Clarence Lewis 5gs
- Anthony Az, vIckus Meow.
an. sg5 Ronfo ~
OFT 10 Mr.. Helen 4. Law
renee. sf7 IRlshsr' Az, Theirra
Rlark. 1921 Timber Lake Fnsf
Ms OIlye 4. Gum. 7s3 Iglehart
Az. Mrs Helen Clancy s78 Fgl-
ler Az. Mrs L 4 Scipio 1924
Upper Aston Rd Hyrnn Phillip
Barnett Jr. SO ~ Central ~.
OF Charles BLACKBURN 58i
e. Anthony ~ Raymond Brown
Jr. s3I 81, Anthony Az Ms
Leila 4 Smith. si7 " Central
Az. Mr. Ygker CaEselI. so lyle
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were extended Mrs, Campbell dur
ing her visit including luncheona.
dinncrp, parties and sightseeing
tours.
Twin city Maids and Matronsi
Mrs, Hazel &. Underwood. 1880
Portland Az. was hostess to tho
Twin City Maids and Matrona
Bridge Club AZ It's FIRST meeting
Of tho season on Saturday. Sep
tembcr ~ Guests OF the hostess
were tho Mines, John \ Wright.
Jaimor \, Jackson and q, l., Alex
ander with Mrs Alexander and
Mrs. Jackson taking home prizes
for high scores, Club prizes were
won by the Mines Carrie Neal.
FIRST, Harold Combs. second and
Hattie Walker, third Tho next
meeting Of the club win be Satur-
day, October 20, at the homo Of
Mrs, Frank w Terry. asl2 First
Az, \, Minneapolis,
club Hostess Mrs shirley shell
ton. 3haS Fourth Az n, was hos.
tess to the Charmant Social club
on "Wednesday evening, september
20 Following the business session,
n social hour ana rcfrcshmenta
were enjoyed The next meeting
viii he "Wednesday evening octo.
br 10. with Mrs Gorgia Mae Var
nado, 72i Fremont Az N M hou-
tess Plans are In tho making for
n big event to bc held In the near
future,
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oct : MIR and Mrs, A. T
Perry. 96i Rondo Az. one year.
oct IL Mr.. and Mrs. o, G
DriEzIc, COS Rondo Az, % years,
MIR and Mrs. Mahlon Thomas, 500
Rondo Az, four years
oct ~ Mr.. and Mrs. George
Todd. 63S st Anthony Az. rs
years MIR and Mrs. J, W Smith
SAT Carroll Az. II years.
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Katherine Walker
Becomes Bride Of
Robert p. Jones

In a simple home wedding in
the presence OF relatives and
friends, Katherine Lewia Walker,
daughter OF Mrs. Catherine How
ard Of 600 Iglehart Av., and Ray
mond Walker, st. Paul, was
married to Robert =. Jones, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. II. Jones OF 65s st.
Anthony Av.. st. Paul, at 7 p. m.
September 10, Rev. r. ]. Jones,
pastor OF st. James AME church
performed the ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a gown
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hart Az. Mrs Ruth BlHksy 472
W Central Az
oct ~ Jack hlllson. sss lyle
hart Az James Richard Hill sas
Carroll Az. J OEel, 307 Newton
Bldg Charles I'M gS 81 An
thOny Az
Out-of. Town Birthdsys-
oct 3 Mr. and Mrs Archie
Thompson. Milton. Pc
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

oct, q MIR and Mrs Dennis
Hines, 1907 Third Az, 8, ~ years I;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wallace, Ssis
Clinton Az. 10 years.
Oct ~ MIR. and Mrs. Robert
II. Taylor, $50 T., Aist St, II
wears
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Oct, 6 Marcus II Jackson, 36id
Smelling Av,; Alex Jones. 39OS
Clinton Az; Mrs, v Robbins, l7ii
Fourth Av N: Mrs A. Halliday
1888 3sth Az. s: Mrs. + c, Clar-
dy, 2t3T 27th Az. s.
oct. Jacob Quarterman. 1901
Bryant Av. N. Luvenia woolford
lll9 Emerson Az. n.
Oct. S Theodore Woodland. HOS
Lyndale Az N; Mrs, r. w, Lee,
1880 Hiawatha Av.. Robert Pat.
terson, 7Oi Fremont Az, N. Pam.
Ella Linda johnson, APO Fifth Az
s, Mrs, Elmer Wagner, OILS Ere.
mont Az n.
Oct 8 Dorothy Wilkcrson. 2423
Fourth Az. s, Mrs II. c. Shelby,
1882 Eifth Av s. Gloria n. Moore,
1929 Firth Az. S; Helen Jackson,
5I6 Tenth Az. s. Ronald Hughes
3sll Fifth Az. s. Theodore Hunt.
or Sr, 3549 Clinton Az: Mrs
Claude Campbell, 1924 Smelling
| Az.
Oct. 10 Shelton Freeman. All
Emerson Av. N; Mrs. wynona T.
Simmons, 3756 Fifth Av s. Mrs
Susie White. 1889 Smelling Az.
Mrs. Wana Glenn. 38iO Fourth
Av. s; Marcus Lyle, 800 r. 3Sth
st, Patricia Smiley. 400 Bryant
Az. N
oct II Earl Kyle, 1887 Fourth
Az, s. Mrs. Leroy Martin. 1928
F1fth Av s. II, L. Coleman, 0l2
Bryant Az N; Toyse Ann WI.
hams 1881 Portland Az,
oct ~ Mrs Mildred Miller
1924 r. 18th St. Truman Pierson,
57I7 Nicollet Az. Robert Ban,
narn, 1928 MinnehahS Az; Lillian
wizon CaIlard. 1928 Fourth Az.
s, Zebra Kay Ward. 1897 Fourth
Az. s.
Out-of-ToWn Birthday
oct. o Miss Caroline Watson,
Birmingham, Ala
oct 7 Wesley Burrell, Ankeny.
Iowa.
oct. 10 Dewitt Hunter, Chi
Cago. III; Melvin @. Powell, Chi.
Cago III.
oct. II Lucille Roach. Los An
gcles. Can't. G. Luke Inca. Bait.
more Md; James A. TooIey Chi
caRo, III.
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Breakfast Pinochle Club: Mrs.
Victor Galloway, 7l3 Iglehart Av
will be hostess to the Breakfast
Pinochle club on Saturday, octo-
Der 8.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Dinner Hosts: Mr. and Mrs Horace Allen GAS ST. Anthony
Av were hosts at beautifully appointed dinner Tuesday
evening September 25 honor Mr. and Mrs Richard
of Seattle Wash Other guests Mr. and Mrs Lionel Allen
Mrs Arts Is cousin of the Aliens The evening enjoyed
reminiSeinD social
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

oDT Club Held Meeting: The oDr club held its first meet
ing the Saturday evening September 30 at the home
of Mrs Phillip Mcheau, 3i33 Fourth Az AT the conclusion
of the business session social hour and refreshments
joyed Mrs Phillip True, ll2s Fifth Az s., will be hostess at
the next meeting On Saturday, October %,
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Hundreds Of local business firms
depend On this medium % &c, their
advertising message Ia the Negro
market.
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An old timer IL one who re-
calls when wife put food into
cans instead 81 taking " out -
Nesta Kelley
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QUESTION: II have read that children are bef-
ter off after divorce Than if they remain in
a troubled home," writes Mrs. George Leland
Weiner, of Germantown, Pa. rs this really true?
We sent reporter team Than and June Robbins
10 Dr.. Edward A. Sfrecker for the answer 10
this question. DR.. SYecker is the author of many
books and articles on psychi0ric subjects. He is
co-aufhor of The forthcoming Their Mothers
Daughters" Here's his provocative answer:
ANSWER: To the best of my knowledge there is
no religious or social group in the world that does
not favor lifelong marriage and froWn upon
divorce.
Everywhere divorce is especially deplored when
there are children concerned. No one needs a
pSychatriSt to point out that one parent has a
difficult time performing job that the Creator
obviously designed for two
But few people anywhere have any real idea
how harmful to children divorce really is There
may be many highly respected psychiatrists who
will not wholly agree with what I'm about to say
here Yet for nearly half century have been
increasingly appalled, by the problem.
The practice Of psychiatry puts one in touch
with the best, as well as the worst, in people. |
know what deep affection most parents feel for
their youngsters. This year thousands of young
mothers and fathers will get divorces. | believe
many of them would surely seek professional
help and try to save their marriages if they knew
what their divorce threatened TO do TO their chill
dren The sad fact is, SO few know the truth.
Constant 0uarreIinq''
Only recently | fell into conversation with a
young man hadn't seen in number of years.
He told me that he was now married, had one
child and was contemplating divorce. He painted
genuinely distressing picture of his marriage. His
wife boreS him. He in turn irritateS her beyond
words. She is hypochondriac and an unbear-
able nag This makes him SO nervous that he is
taking to drink. He is talented lawyer but he
can't keep his mind on his work.
Doctor he said, my wife and | aren't SO
much concerned about our own happiness. But
we're terribly worried about our son! The con-
slant quarreling is affecting him. He has bad
dreams. He is bright child but he no longer
takes an interest in his schoolwork. He has lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

HAPPY FAMILY: These children are getting
start that will help them all their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

WEATHER BUREAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is forecast
today Great Lakes States New York Northern New
England the Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic States portions
of the Mississippi Valley the DakotaS the Rocky Mountain
States and Oregon 1t will be warmer in the area east
of the Mississippi and turn colder in the Western Lakes
area the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Plains States
-AP Wirephoto Map
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Harbors, has received a suS'
Itained superior performance
award. William N. Goodsor
of the D. C. Redevelopment Lane
Agency has received a $20(
award for developing new anc
comprehensive housing survey
procedure. The Civil Service
Commission has announced ar
exam for geophysicists at $4,34s
to $11 $40 year. The Civil
lAeronautics Club is holding a
membership drive. with the win
Iners to be guests of honor at the
clubs Victory Ball on May 4 al
the Willard Hotel, with speciaI
prizes. Edward j. Balasce
and Reynold L. Ward of the Blu.
reau of Customs have received
superior work performance
awards. Louis E. Walton Of
the Federal Housing Administra.
ltion has received $755-the larg.
est FILA employee incentive aware
Iyet made--for his suggestion fol-
a streamlined procedure fol
auditing and disposing of the
agency's case binders. The sug.
Igestion will save the Government
1870, 900 a year. {. The National
Postal Transport Association ha!
moved to 1900 Connecticut ave.
nue. NV. The Naval Photo
graphic Interpretation Center
has presented beneficial sugges-
ton awards to Philip c. Frank
and Charles Reeder. Edwin H
lServeson was cited for outstand.
ing service. James C. Pear
son has been appointed chief o.
the Food and Drug Administra.
tion's Division of Federal-Stats
Relations. The Interstate
Commerce Commission has ap.
pointed Howard r. LonghurSt
assistant director of the Bureau
Of Safety and Service and CHIEF
of the Section of Railroad Safe
Ity, and George B. Anderson as
assistant chief.