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Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
Wilmington C of C.
Plans Goodwill Tour
(continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
their traia for Wilmington.
President Arthur C. Logan, OF
the Delaware State Chamber, has
appointed a committee of which
Mr.. Leon II. Ryan Is the chairman
Speaking Of the Good Fellowship
Tour, Mr.. Ryan said:
''For a great many years there
has been cOuntry-wide acknow-
ledgment by people in a position to
know, of the superiority of Della
ware. Be it the products or the
people, the climate or the soil, all
are regarded and in fact accepted
as Standards of Excellence.
cit behooves us Of Delaware to
become better acquainted with
each other and our neighbors-
certainly we have need to learn
from them and will profit spirit
ually and materially through the
cultivation of our friendships.
"Their problems are our prob
lens, and our problems are theirs.
It is only through thorough un-
derstanding of each other and the
creating of a lasting and cordial
relationship can we expect to be
mutually helpful and witness the
accomplishment of those things
We feel are for the advancement
of the common interest"
Guests Of the Tour will be Fed
eral and State officials, mayors of
all Delaware towns, presidents and
secretaries Of the Chambers of
Commerce throughout Delaware,
and Representatives of the news
papers throughout the State.
In addition to Mr. Ryan, the
members OF the committee are:
Vice Chairmen: Mr.. P. S. du-
Pont, III, Vice President, Della
ware State Chamber of Commerce,
Inc; Mr.. 0. H. p. Baldwin, Vice
President, Delaware State Cham
ber of Commerce, Inc; Mr.. J. Hem
~ Topkis. Jr., Member, Delaware
Interstate Highway Division.
Honorary Chairmen: Hon. j.
Caleb Boggs, Governor OF the State
of Deiayare; Hon. Eugene Lam
mot, Mayor of the City of Whining
ton.
Committee: Arthur G. Logan,
Esq, President, Delaware State
Chamber of Commerce, Inc; Hon.
David p. Buckson, 1t. Governor
of the State of Delaware; Hon.
James Culver, President, Town
Council, Bridgeyille; Hon. Otis H.
Smith, Mayer of Lewes; Hon. Will
liam r. Murphy, Mayor of Milford; /;
Hon. Frank M. Durnall, Mayor of
Newark; Hon. Clarence X. Lynch,
MAYOR Of Rehoboth: Hon. Randall
LalTimOre. Mayor of Seaford; Hen.
r. Albert Young, President, Del
aware State Bar Association; Mr..
Charles NJ Hollis, Jr., President,
Delaware Bankers Association; Mr..
William Naudain, Master, Della
ware Stale Grange; Mr.. James H.
Baxter, il, President, Delaware
State Farm Bureau; Mr.. Dan M.
Tabler, President, Del Mar Va
Press Association; Mr.. Thomas B.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

Also in the fire company divi-
sion. Harrington won S25 for hav-
ing the most men in line.
Rehoboth's. company won $50 as
( the best appearing with Is men
or more. Milford was second, win
ming SIS.
A $50 prize for the company with
the best old time equipment went
to FELTON,. Georgetown was second
with SIS.
In other divisions, the Ladies
Auxiliary of Blue Hen Post, Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, won S25 for
the best group with Is or more
marchers.
The best drum and bugle corps
prize of 500 went to Meuse Post
VFW, of Salisbury, Md
Sussex Trust Company won $1OC
for having the best commercial
float. Mcgee Plumbing Company OF
| Georgetown was second, winning
$50, and Glover Farms of Milton
won the S25 third place prize.
The best organizational float
prize of S1O0 went to Goshen Meth
Odist Church of Milton. Its float
featured youngsters in period
clothes singing hymns in a simu-
lated Sunday School room. Second
prize Of $50 was won by the Home
makers of Milton who had 20 Wo-
men in costume in the line OF
march. Delaware Poultry Improve
ment Association won the $25 third
prize with a float containing a
large chicken accompanied by two
girls with the slogan BEST in the
World"
Clifton Kitchens won S25 for
the best individual float with his
covered wagon. Second prize of SIS
went to II palominos entered by
Lewes-Nassau, under the direction
of Bailey Maull and Joseph Pretty
man. Herbert Smith of Milton won
the SO third prize for his horse
and wagon rig.
r. D. (Boss) Keller won $25 for
being judged the top comic in the
parade. ''Leaping Lena, a trick
auto, won SIS for the American
Legion of Georgetown.
Gail and Barbara Workman, II
and IA years of age, respectively,
received SIS awards for their gaily
decorated bicycles.
An unexpected attraction was
105-year-old Mrs. Zinnia Brook
field of Ellendale, who rode in a
car in the parade. She had not
registered for the parade, but ap-
parently just decided to join in.
Earlier in the evening, a baby
parade was conducted in which
some rs youngsters participated.
The parade was in three divisions.
The first in costumes of the
1S005, the second in modern dress.
and the miscellaneous group had
the comic motive.
First place winners in the old
time group were: Cynthia Kay and
Sandra Radke, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Radke, Jr.; second to
Richie Wagamon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wagamon, and third,
Alfred Sipple, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Sipple, Jr.
In the modern group, Lee Mill
man, Il months old, seated in a
miniature float which was pushed
by his mother, Mrs. Henry Mill
man, won the first prize. Second
went to Jane Hickman, two. and
third went to Billy Mills, two
months old, the youngest baby in
the parade.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
SCHOOL TIE

CAR RTHRAGE Miss. -lP)-
Wayne Thornton, 11-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thornton,
completed third grade with the help
of a telephone.
Unable to attend classes when
an injury left him paralyzed,
Wayne continued his school work
through hOme-to-school tele-
phone donated by the Rotary Club.
Wayne joins all classroom dis
cussions with the flip of a switch.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
BUSY CLINIC

MONTREAL II Up II Six-year-
old Jacques Hervieux was the two
millionth patient treated at the out
patient clinic of Ste. Justine's Hos
pital, founded in 1907. He was Civ
en- a souvenir pen and pencil set.
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lirrtE pEsoRAA wEsrsERpY
FErEp ON siRrRpAY

Deborah Ann westherry, infant
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs Norman
wes,borry, was the center Of az.
traction on sunday December 10,
when her grandparents, Me and
Nr Alfred Barnes gave party
Ia celebration OF her first birthday
their home iia y SO ST from
3 60 s pm
Nasc makers we're siven 60
each q her little guests and pic
lures were made Of the group
A h,ghbght q the party was the
b.rthday cake decorated with cir.
ours ngrcs, witch was served
with ,ee crcam 70 The group
showeune the honoree With a
number Of usonh and beautiful
gifts were kcvn Miller Lynn and
Laura Melton Mark and Bobby
Westherry. and David and Terry
Hubbard Also enjoying the party
were parents of the children
Mrs Adam Lindsey assisted tho
hostess.
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Council Biutfs Woman
VIII Visit Daughter
and Crandehiidrou

Mira olnr Duncan OF Council
Bluffs la viii arrive IN Mime
apots on Saturday December II,
90 spend the Christmas holidays
with her daughter Mrs tnrena
Washington Hi2 " ~ 81 and her
grandchildren
MrE Duncan VIII he delighted
to see and welcome her second
great .grandohild. std, Cherilynn
born December ? at Asbury hos.
pltai 10 Mr. and Mrs Frank Cas-
ueman u 90 aios Third Az s.
Cboulynn viii share the apotuFht
with her brother 10 month old
Rodney CnHtleman
The maternal grandparents ST
the new arrival are Nh ana Mrs
card 7 Watson ~ Minneapolis
and the patrnnsl grandmother Is
Mrs Lufcna Washington ~ Min,
nrApniin
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NaACP AIDE ANALYSES
SEGREGuON MYTHS

Middlet0wn Conn. Dec. ~
Addressing the student assembly
Of Wesleyan University here, Or.
John A Morsell. assistant 10 the
executive secretary Of the Ma
uonal Association for the Ad.
vancemcnt OF Colored People, an.
alyzed SIX myths Of segregation
which, he charged. some southern
ers invoke In their resistance 10
the degeneration orders OF the
United States Supreme Court.
This body Of mythology, he told
the students on Dec, H. has been
used by the southern leadership
as "A calculated political Camhlt
designed 10 entreuch for another
generation or so a provincial ne.
gloual control which had been
badly threatened IN the elections
Of 1852 and 1856 Not only DO they
foster these myths among south,
ernersi they also export them To
the North in the hope of enliBting
segregation support IN this region.
Or Morseli asserted
Among the Dixie legends be de-
tailed were The myth Of segrega-
tons antiquity the myth that seq
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Put about one inch of water IL
as you use for cooling cakes Ia
the water The batter made from
one package " chocolate chip mix
viii On ten 9sounce ovcn.proof
rustsri cups OF assorted moldA,
When the batter Ia divided into
the cups or molds according 90
package directions cover each one
with aluminium foil edges pressed
down tightly or cover cups loose
~ with waNed paper and tie an
with cord Place ,ht cup nr molis
oH TIE rack cover the pan amt
place % over low heat on top of
stowe Steam rs to SO minutes
PuBygurc foil or waNed paper with
O tpothpiek Co tost lho htllt cakes
Tor doncDoss
These small cakes may be srry.
cd warm or cold but uncy are
particularly good when served
warm with . warm raaiard sauce
a recipe for sauce made from
"a package st vanilla instant puh
ding 1r some other favoutc FLAW.
aruP may be- used
1boculnte Chip Steamed Pudding
package instant chocolate
CHIP cake mis-
|I-l.f cups water
eggs mbeatcn
METHOD Empty cake mix INTO
large bowl Prepare according u
package directions beating 8 min
utea until smooth ana creamy
Pour batter into ten wei Rrcas
ed 6-ouHce oven proof eustard cups
or assorted moida Cover tops %
cups with aluminium foil or loosely
wrapped waved paper tied with
cord Place cups on rack IN pan
containing about i-incb hot water
Cover steam % "a 80 minutes
pripcturo FOIL with toothptck 30
test pnddIngs for donencaa
Remove from cups or malds
Serve warm with cuaiari Favored
with sherry or fsvorito nnyorinp
MAKES 10 HfrviUgH
sherry Cusiard sauce
.2.If2 cups cold milk
~ cup cold light sugar
2 tablespoons sugar
package vanilla instant pod
ding
2 tablespoons sherry or other
fsy8rinF
Pour milk and cream into mix
ing bowl Add sugar and vanilla
Add pudding mix and beat slowly
with eEg beatcr luaI uutil well
mixed about ! minute 30 NOT
OVERHEAD. mixture viii be- thin
Tt stand 70 set takes 3 min
utes Just before serving adi stof
~ Tor other navornel md stir
until smooth md creamy
NOTE n desired sauce may bs
chilled tust before serving str
until cfoamV
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WEDDING ANNINFHs ARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

ucr ~ M and Mrs Jack
Buroy 1884 Fourth Az a Xix
Nusrs
pca 80 "a ana Mrs Augustus
owens $500 Clinton Az 5i years.
.Mg and Mrs. Raymond Johnson
ti5e Fourth Az 8 10 years Mi
aud Mrs George stephens apa6
Second Az S five years M and
Ma J. Il pumm 8l7 "a Az ~
23 yr9sa
Jan Mr and Mrs Floyd Mad,
.ison. 1925 Esuu Az 8 eight years
Jan Mr. and Mrs James
H. Homa 1921 IS Az 5 eight
years
Jan ltcy and Mrs q Mo.
Conncl agi2 Fourth Az X "a
years
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Norlcr o. INcouronArloN

W ~ - ~ ~ hFfAA w y = TN
ECONOMY T-N SERVICE $50 was
Incorporated on fEr #ffh HHN ~
November 1881. under and pursuant
90 IHr A'uuesHfa l'gaIusEH corpora
zion Act
Tho general nature of ita business
shan Pc. To buy. sch. manufacture
raag repair alter lyt deal .u. suH
Gao TUE8Eu sn, conduct and carry pa
tHs lFfalnras Of buying selling.
'glpultasiurlnE, iraainE, rtpaFIns
altering i,tiinF doalinE iu aud
eHaudiae Df every class aua drEsriu.
zion. including specifically bot not
eNwfussVrlE- tho salvr wEolcaalc and
f-iaiL and ere repairing ~ radios
ana istFFIHiuur appliance and allied
pra1acta aud any and aIl work
incidental thereto
The address ~ 30 registered Of
flee De- iNa Northwestern Federal
Building Minneapolis g. Minnesota
Ihe nHntgg end addresses 81 the
Erwin q penzier gE83 glrarH Ave
So AluHyapu MiUuHsuta
Jeanne p BaruHill. sfo1 NerEes Ave
ga" Minneapolis Minnesota
Roger 4. Baruhila sgHg NeFsta Ave
So Minneapolis NiHnrsats
The names and addresses ~ the
frHf Board ~ Directors are
fTNiu q horaiFf $500 gifBrH Ave.
@0r Minneapolis MIrusFafa
A"aHrs 81 harnEiE StHI NarErH Ave
-n Minneapolis Minnesota
Roger z Barnhlil sGHf Enrxea Ave
81 Minneapolis Minnesota
Dated prg"m Der 10 1857
ECONOMY T-V gEfNfgF 60
10y NENEiDF, PERL q JOHNSON
7gt N0fibWesterr Federal Building
Minneapolis MlnrFHUfs
'+p9he7Wsn, beHe uH"r ~. 1850
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CanfruI Nigh win be
oUordod ny Troops
During HoIidoy

Little kptk iANtl The
Chrstmaa New Year holiday asa
son viii not be- one ol relaxation
Cor aomc members Of the FEEDER
aHzea Arkansas National guard
according 20 an Arbanaaa military
district spokesman bore last week
The spokesman aaid that current
plans are that troops viii De op
duty at Central High school during
the holiday season
About 20 Ga 80 soldiers pow pat
~ tbu school with suruc 300
pmtdsmou Butl IN the federal
service
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Sterling Silver is
Teen oger's Dreom

W. parent. 'ao1 t.e
daughter They f fha' deep
a1Nr. FNeg butte afi yfagar
e. 5e rafEed 'g dream
Ege fn 1au ~ ard rr-
tsrar Der h8ra aas aaa
fgrHa with pose aef caaffn
EH N 3fraH taf
rf e versrF Hr 3
TeaTs ffl frr f#f
pa1r aaa iarE frlafFfe
rar rsf Ga sf@nrr
Wtt bet f1 things MHnft
fi ara SER g.
daughter s trr
EsrE rns Vi formal
H eyraf tr
loosely DatIra sae suiza iH0
need frr pHaE u hrg
TIE tuearf " t8ff tsr o.
fer 1gr set Oncrrgtp 3
f 8ra sense ~ -ity
ard rsn cga tas when iae
tur ,Carr rr WII suga tgE
az a. Hef f4 ard pTa tbs
ghrrtusF START erF Ff'f q t.Es
piece tars seftrE ri aeastfsl
s;gf.rg fgf q litiis ~ so
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
Marian Anderson In
Good Job For US
In Asian Tour

We had opportunity last week
10 pre-yue portion o. 'See Il
Now an Edward h Murrow re-
port on THE Lady From Philaael.
PIMA in which the CHS news an
alyst and his staff have faithfully
recorded the concert tour OF Mar
Jan Anderson in the South Eas,
Asian countries
II was a closed circuit prcyue
and wCCCO publicity and promo
ton chief Gene Godt and the
writer sat entranced by the charm
and assurance with which Miss
Anderson sang spoke and made
badly needed friends for her
country She was in fact an ex.
celent answer to what happened
at Little Rock and what is stil
happening in some parts OF the
.USA even today
The craftsmanship inherent Ia
Miss AnderSon's warm hearted,
memorable visit 10 Asia is appar-
ent on the faces Of the spprccia-
tive audiences pictured by the CHS
camera and makes one wonder
why our country has not been eN-
porting more Of this type OF pre-
sentation 10 the nations we seek as
friends long before this
We recommend 20 all a fine hour
with Miss Anderson. Edward r.
Murrow and the CHS cameras on
the See II Now program on
WCCO-Tv Monday night Deocm-
her 80 from Q TO 10 pm The pro-
gram viii replace for the Studio
une" presentation that date only
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out OF Town Birthdays
MINNEAPnLIs

I2tzs DAVID Greer Cleveland
o
Dec 20 Mrs Marie Richard
nrn Juneau. Alaska
Jar Mr. Iaabslje MclBerry
L<s ArEelos Calf, Mrs Andres
Janngan Pasadena Calf Mrs
Ruth Doyle uea M0Hes Ia
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2
"a baby E,rl Rachel Louise arrived
pccemher "a. in Mt sjnai hospital
and tipprd The ayales at six pounds
and eleven ounces Mrs Anna a
Johnson 81 Harlan Ky IS thr ma.
ternal grandmother and MI Bur
cher Owens Of 81 Louis. Mo. ia
The paternal grandfather
Annual Visit With PANTY Mrs
Manly Rhodes iaoi Portland Az
lcrt the city December &c, Tor
Washington u q on her annual
visit Tor The holidays with her
daughter son inslaw and family,
nr aud Mrs Mitchell apcliman
Mrs Rhodcs Will return home after
che rirI ot the year
sreond Daughter; Mi ana Mrs.
Lcroy Wiley Of Denver, Cola have
announced the birth of "a baby
Rh their second daughter, on
December 10 Chanteli peray
weighed rvc pounds and twelve
ounces at birth Welcoming their
new sister when ahe arrived home
were Tania, Derrick and Marvin.
Mrs Wiley Ia the former Min.
cryA tohnigAn of Minneapolis Mr..
and Mrs ~ q lohniRan. Mime.
apolis are the maternal grand.
parcnts
Christmas Party Friday even
inF December 20 was a festive
evening for members % the Ens
day Night out club as they en
tcrtaned with thor annual Christ
mas party at tho home ~ Mrs
netty MeUraw ga0a Thud Az q.
Members exchanged Etus and
secret pals were rrveaiod after
which the evening wsa spent play
inE games with prtEca awarded
60 The winners A grab bag added
"a the evenings run Refreshments
we're served Members pfr4ont were
he MINES Avn blackwell ucr
trude Foster Cladcpl Gianton Mas
.ulli 1pan0 Fraction patsy Toe.
Geraldine Lee Dorothy Lortott
BETTY MsGnv Afdela Nevis.
Manyu Rubtnaun Gloria smith
laVernv Thomas Johnnie Wade
and verna p1Jppen
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
sr rAu

bee Is MI and Mrs Lc Roy
Young "a Carroll Az seven
years
Dec ~ Mr. and Mira , T..
Hughes. ahl Fuller Az IS years
Jan M and Mrs James
wooten. p37 81 Anthony Az 50
wears
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

Holidays In City: Mrs Sl8unla
Black Of Duluth arrived tn the
city Sunday December % for her
annual holiday visit with her
daughter and son-n-law, Mr. and
Mrs Earlyn r. Bell and family OF
gl2 st Anthony Az
stitch y Chatter Club Party
On Saturday evening December II
the rumpus room az the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Donald Lewis. S25
y Chatsworth Av was aglow with
y1lletide decorations ana group
OF fun loving people The occasion
was the annual Christmas party OF
the stitch and Chatter club Dane
ing was a hghhght Of the even
lng's festivities followed BY the
serving OF buffet supper, which
was chmaNed with more dancing
until the wee hours.
Club Party: The Charmousette
Club will have its annual Christ
mas party at Local 5l6, 525 Rondo
Az on Saturday evening Decem-
Der rs.
HospitahEed; Mr. William Han
ma, $40 Western Av.. is patient
in Veterans hospital His condition
Is reported as fair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

tate Tor most ~ thr world "
a puzzle with peace missing -"
Frames Hodman
A nttle flattcry now and then,
Nni,cs husbands out ~ single Inon
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL Z

Silhouette Club Mrs Hope Abrams col Marshall Az
hostess % the Silhouette club sunday evening December p
Plans discussed for money making projects Follow
ing the business session refreshments and social hour
Joyed The meeting viii lie the home OF Mrs Celestial
Fraction. 3s4 Clinton Ay Minneapolis January 10 1883
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS y

Sad Mission Mrs Essie Leonard, $500 Smelling Az
cpnpaurd b her mother Mrs Essie Noble returned home
December "a from birmingham, Ala where they
tend the funeral ol their aud brother ThRddeuS Noble
It's A GIRL Ma aud Mrs Lawrence Owens, 3aa2 Fifth Az
receiving congratulations the birth their first child
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

Don't overload dnnks That's
what jiggers are for Aud follow
ccipes. don't guoss They've boon
worked out by experts Ask your
dealer FOR recipe booklets, hos
got loads af EN-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

III doesn't tahe much Tor a
giH 10 hook foilpw be gen
orally supplies the line l'- Warren
Hull
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS


Dec Is Peter Robinson. 969
IgIehart Az Mrs one HOUSE.
.7fg " Central Az Mr. Earlyn
III Ben sl2 ST Anthony Az Mr.
Ia Il Williams 82g Rondo Av
Harry Grey Jr 62o 81 Anthony
Az sherman Harper ST $50
carroll Az
pee 20 Glenn smith Ir a6a
81 Anthony Az Mrs Birdie
Jones T22 81 Anthony Az
Dec 80 Henry Moore IN 2SS
Rondc Az Robert Blakey 6S2
Carroll Az
Dec 81 r Il Moore, ST. ST
Anthony Az Barbara Jean Dan
forth Ss3 Carroll Az Mrs Jean
Wright, aAi " Western Av Ia
Fayette Niece gu Rondo Az
Donald James ST.. 600 Fuller Az,
Mrs Vlckus MCGOWAN. 1896 Roudo
Az, Anita Louise Hiu, SIS Car
roll Az Beulah Mae Cruxc A80
W Central Az
Jan / Mrs l. stout 522 81
Anthony Av Mrs Annie Mae
Brown. $50 ". Central Ava Ar
mold Ingram, s66 Rondo Az. Mrs
Paul II Jackson. SIS 81 Anthony
Az. Jewel Sears Jr 400 Rondo
Az, Jean Marie Collins, s37 81
Anthony Az
Jan n r. Coins, 500 Fuller
Az, Wilma johnson asa st An.
thony Ay., Marjorie Marjorie Nor
rs. 300 N Chatsworth, Catherine
Amanda Clemens, 400 Rondo Az
Luther Johnson, 3l5 " Grotto,
Deborah Henderson 702 lglchart
Av.
Jan Rev W nnnel 39i
St Adams Az, Mrs James Hayes
ne Eaton Az. Gregory Mans
field 97s Charles ST Janice Nor
ms. ge0 Carroll Av
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

rwo-thirds Of ali research and
development IN the y s. II CON
Quoted By private industry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

indusiryH annual outlay "a
create Jobs iu the u g. IL $40
billion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

Reminder Cognne brandy and
red wines arc served at room
temperatures all white wines
hothd be chilled. the latter goes
or sparkling winea such as
french champagne
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

II your guests are in the know,
hey won't appreciate colored
glarses People like 10 nee what
hey're drinking
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

Or CHul CWcs ~ SIS
Palace Hsadns H
vii za5ly bsip an aas
hussH q re Mses Cp
prs a. Ear,,tlf4 Fsfsers
our hssaflst.sa gagrt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
CORK TALK

Don't think youre performing
a public service when you leave
ios In the cocktail shaker for the
second round OF dunks The div-
ideud" becomes watorrd down and
youl set glaros instead Of thanks
20
We're not knocking uanapea nut
don't jam them onto a tray Keep
going back 10 the kitchen ira
more gracious hcaidcs your
friends win think you have lot
OF money
When serving cognac with COT.
Zee, any small glass win DO SHIFT
ern should be used OF course, II
you have them Cheese glasses are
ust as good
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out of. Town RIRrHDAYS

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