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sorted boxer and Iostex styles.
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pnd earrings.
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400 pairs Of lightweight nyIen gloves
In poStels and dark eoIoVs. BVokOa
sizes.
100 white and pastel heir oFns-
Snents. Regularly 90. 4 for 100
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OPEN MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS $40 TO WEEKDAYS
MONDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS $50 TO $780, OTHER WEEKDAYS $40 TO
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Sizes 10 TO IA. Less than holt price.
3.77
300 pieces Of spoFtswesV. including
shorts, pedol pushers and bIouses.
Regularly 2.9e and more --.l.sS
so EvsssIazs9 cotton enc pises plsy
suits, reoulorly more ass
200 bsby cord end rsysn skirts.
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500 essusl dresses in cotton. docron
chiffon and blended docron and cot
ton. Misses and holf sizes. Reou-
Iorly $50 TO 1875. --4.oo 10 800
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poyas phon. .es. . m.rs damaged ohsw. imperfect
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Negro Church Attendance
Drops To as Per Cent

Richmond Va tAHr3 ~
aaaei y Proctor president ~
vrgiria linton university told
Baptist Geuefai Aanociatlan ~
Virginia. during lta rive day sss
sion ~ the university oampuH
here last wesk, that Negro church
attendance IN the y a hes da
creased from NJ per cent of The
sglored population IN 1890 70 10
per cent sn ~ the present
The church IL losing Rfaund IN
many areas. hs declared We
aay W ars children ~ aad but
re I've as n there we're ~ god
Faiih IN God gives us strength "
Withstand preasures from within
sa ven as s5cihi pfessufes from
without
tfc denounced The trend toward
tranqHHNUR drugs Juvenile asi
ln4ush1y snd gsE perFefsian
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

Mrs, Yukcr C'assen Gao Iglehart
Aya returned home recently from
Green Lake Wis, where they at
tended the Baptist Assembly.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet.
sngs TO Mr. and Mrs Edward w
Thomas of se4 Rondo Av. who
will observe their 26th wedding
anniversary on Friday September
Is
Confined AT Home. Patricia
Brown four years old daughter
OF Mr and Mrs Wesley Brown OF
aIs N Grotto Avv is confined 10
her home as the result of burns
received when she tipped over a
container Of hot coffee al her
home on Thursday morning. Aug
ust ~, She suffered burns on the
arms and abdomen, Patty would
like TO see all OF her little friends
while she Is confined 10 her bed
Attending National Convention:
Rev. b. II Hunter. 500 W. Central
Av,. pastor OF Mt. Olvet Ban
tist Church, let Sunday evening
for Louisville, Ky 10 attend the
National Baptist Convenuau.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Mrs. Claude
Campbell t1onored
AZ Stork Shower

The stprk motif dominated the
decor whom Mrs David Leonard
WIS hostess at atafk shower IN
honor or Mrs Claude Campbell of
3aiA Smelling Az The delighted
affair waH given At the home Of
the hostess, 5000 aneiiing Av on
"Wednesday evening August ~
pink and blue streamerH caHcad.
ed from the four corners ~ the
dining room aud we're attached 10
the center chandelier with flying
storiss cnrirgling the chandelier A
pink dHmAnk covered table was
esntercd with old Man btofk COM
plste with glasses and black baR
eUcireied with flowers between
crystal caudIesileka with burning
pink and blue candies Table np
paintmeBta in pink and blue car.
fisd ont the stara motif
The traditional shower games
wets played with the Mines vii
liam webb. fbeodnfe Jones' and
Louis Perkins winning prizsa
TIE many laYdy and practical
gifts for lHe baby tgrbe wers
opened by the h9Eafee AMI ala
played 70 lhe delight ~ the group
ugtiighi!uR The evenings feati
vitlss The aorwng - tasty ue-
'r9ahneuts concluded the enjoy |
1ble affair
Guests present we're the Mines
William Wobb FRED Warm |
Theodore J9nsR. Adam Lindsay |
William Davis Leroy itesa. q q |
Harris t1uis Perkins Henry itn |
NJ Misses Katherine Anderson |
sud Lillian fsf8nhan ThDse who
ient Kiftn buf ueYa unabls 70 st.
lend include the Mines T. G |
tester f. Hammond George |
sgatfaar ard H}Ra RylisF c1ay l
yuuH
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Mrs. Jessie Thomas
Surprised With Visit
From Her Family

Mrs Jessie Thomas. g73d
Fourth Av s. was made very
happy on answering her doorbeli
to be greeted by her two daugh-
ters and their husbands, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hubbard Of Nowata
Okla, and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Adams OF Kansas City, Mo. They
motored 10 Minneapolis accom-
panied by their brother Mr..
Leonard Madden OF 1882 Fifth
Av. s, who had been visiting
them
Mr Madden had been on vaca.
tion and his mother WAS expecting
him but unaware that her daugh-
ters and their husbands would re-
turn with him, II had been 50
years since the family had been
together
Also sharing the surprise was
another daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs Horace lRlivt
MeauN Of 1890 sherburno Av. st.
Paul The family enjoyed re-
union dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs Meaux al their home.
Mrs Adams celebrated her
birthday August IS. with her
family which was enjoyed rem
iniscing and recalling many chlld.
hood memories. The visitors were
accorded many social courtestes.
They left for their homes on Aug
ust 20,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

doubt whatsoever that you've
added a party touch 90 the meal,
he Il otherwise ever 50 modest.
There ia really very little
trouble OF expense involved In pre-
pairing homemade chocolate
sauce Here is one with keeping
qualities That can make Il a
standby IN your refrigerator an
insurance against those haEards OF
homemaker's career. finicky aps
petites ana unexpected guests
unawoetened chocolate Is the
base that most flavor-full OF all
the IasDy forms " chocolate es
pegially for cooking purposcs It's
an easy recipe but it'a ore you
can be proud 90 eail specially Of
your house, Regal Chocolate
Saure
Regal Chocolate sauee
2 squares lIuswectened chocolate
tablespoons water
H cup sugar
Dash OF salt
tablespoons butter
4 teaspoon Vanilla
Combine chocolate and water IN
saucepan and place over low heat,
stirring until blended Add sugar
and salt cook until sugar ia dis
solved and mixture very slightly
thickcued stirring constantly. Add
butter and vanilla blend Makes
about ] cup sauce
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

D@Sh confined D'.NauSe OF illness
for the past two months. A daugh-
ter Mrs wlletta Thompson OF
Chicago has been with her mother
during her Illness and GONZALES
cenee.
Fractures Ankle. Mrs. o. c
Drzzle SOS Rondo Az. missed
three steps and fell down her
basement stairs on August 10. and
sustained q fractured ankle as a
result, Mrs Edith EchoLs and
Mrs, Drizzle's daughter. Mrs.
Crystal MaeMorris Of Chicago
have been visiting Mrs. Drizzle
during her confinement. Mrs.
Echols spent the week end and
Mrs. MacMorris spent two weeks
with her mother Mrs. Drizxles In.
lured ankle has been placed tn
east for eight weeks.
Attended Assembly; Mr., and
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Yoorp Ohio voeosioner
Is highly Entertained
While VISITING Here

Miss Apditetie Robinson, after
spending an enjoyable vacation
with her aunta Mrn, Bessie Lewis
and Miss Marjorie Lewis Of aa2p
Fourth Az ~ left by plane for
her home IN Cleveland Ohio
rhe young lady WAS royalty en-
tertaineJ with many outings and
parties given IN her hnnor during
her visit She was honorrd with u
picnic ON the 81 Ctnix hy her
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs q
" Lewis nf Sc Paul, and was
guest of her eedmothrr Mrs hr.
aa CLARITY Craven on = shopping
tour aud luncheon at sauthdaie
shopping Center and guest at her
unels James Lewis II AZ the eN,
hibition hail game between the
Detroit Tigers and the Cincinnati
Retlega
She also was honared guest AZ
matinee dancing party given by
Margaret snd Patricia Rhodes
While visiting here. Anhrlatta
celebrated her 18th birthday and
was entertained a. dinner al
nnad ltuddys In honor Of the 90
caatun as the guest ~ Mrs Hes
sic and Marjorie lewis
ClimssinE her yiAit was danc
ing party given bs her two Aunia
with 20 bpys and girls ~ Mime
apalin and 81 Paul bidding fare
well 10 the younR visitor while eu
iuying the gala evening
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

Canada and idlrwild Mitch
ConNalesolng At Home, Mr.
Pleasant Hreodru 1909 Olson
Highway is How eanvaloscing at
home after spending three weeks
IN MI sinai hospital where he
underwent surgery on Monday
August IL
tealaiiy Visitors MIR and Mira
John l., rahatn, Aurora, Ill. and
son, Mr John NJ rahafn of May
wood, IN, are visiting in the city
and are the house gussta ~ thrir
daughter and sister and husband
Mi and Mu rhomas jackson uf
S72i Fourth Av s. The iunior
Mr rahon recently received his
Master 81 Science degree from
the uniSctatty OF Illinois. major
ing IA vocational and rehabtlta
tion roanaoling lie has accepted
a position with the Chicago wei
fare department whlle awaiting
his caii 10 military service,
Nseatiuncd la Canada Gordon
Wagner. son ~ Mtn Fdua waG
nur ef itos seventh Av ~, ne.
turned home Thursday from a va
cation spent in Winnipeg and
rranatontia, Canada Ma Wagner
who IA employed at ifollerp Drug
Store began his vacation on Aug
uat ~ and returned 10 work an
TUESDAY September 2
''neto Was Guest Mr Walter
J Williams ~ Les Angeles. FOR
mer resident ot az Paul spent a
week Ia the city and was the rueat
ot his nephew and wife. Mr. aud
Mrs taan cason ~ so7 Emerson
Av ~
Chicago Visitors Enioying bey
annual visit with her pafeuta.
Mr. and Mira ilpfifsm Slaughter
dua1 Alabama Az 80 Lania
fath, Miss Gloria Iasharn ef
Chicago, lsfi Tor her horne On
Saturday August -, after spend
ing two weeks Ia the city Mrs
jaanita Gary sisa ~ Chicago
cousin ~ Mrs slaughter accom-
panied Miss tarkaou to the plty
and spent the week end Mas
Jackson reported at work az the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

University az Illinois ou Tuesday
september B.
Chicago VISITORS Mrs Ethel
Mack, MN Rasic Thomas and
daughter Frleds Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Arlington and niece
Wanda motored 70 Minneapolis
over the holiday week end and
were guests Of Mrs harks
mother, Mrs Sadie Fisher Of 80
Highland Az, " Mrs Mack IL a
former resident ot Minneapolis.
Mrs. Arlington is niece OF Mrs
Fisher and Mrs Thomas IL aS-
.eriniaw, They left for their
homes early Monday morning.
Family Nisitor~i Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pierre, SpST Portland Av
had as their houae guests for
week their nteoca the Misses Bet
" Lou and Victoria singer and
nephew, Larry Lawson of Niles.
Mitch The many sightseeing tours
and plane ride around the city
were mghllEhta OF thoir wsit
out or iIospitaii Mrs William
North 2aaa Fourth Av a has re
turned home from Mt Sinai hos
pitni whore ahe was q patient for
thrive weeks Her mother Mrs
sam Woedson and sister, roafitne
Waodaun ~ Little Rook Ark,
came 90 the city during Mrs,
Nnrtha hoapltaltzatlon and have
both returned 90 their home
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
kEW CHnplaiN AT
XAVIER UNIVERSITY

New Orleans ia tANIt @
Father Cornelius J Sullivan 81
, has been appointed Chaplain NJ
Naviar University announced
Sister NJ Josephine. anR ptusle
dent Father Cornelius comes 10
Xavier from our Mother ~ Mercy
Parish IN Houston TeNns
Father Cornelius replaces
Father J J Conruy. 8aJ
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
out Of Town birthday
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept Henrietta Simmons
ass St Anthony Az, Louis House,
o2s Iglehart Av. Mrs Marion
Smith, 3I2 Carroll Av. Mrs
John Banks, Jra 7o5 IFIehart Av..
Mrs Charles w Ralongcr, SO W
Central Av
Sept s Albert Wright sr., a7i
~ Western Av. Melvin whit
field Carter, III Rando Az
Sept. Charles pundera. 6pa
Rando Az. Mrs. L.uella Cameron.
G7l Aurora Av.
Sept 10 Edward Ballard. 577
W Central Av
Sept II Mrs. william Maasie
sa2 Tglehart Avs Mrs Minnie
Raymond. 65t Rondo Av. Mrs w
L. Collins 6aI ST. Anthony Av
Sept ~ Kenneth Edwards.
sl2 Igleharf Av. C'hrystd Idpsey
sos RoHdo Av.5 Hunter NaHaaF
$40 Rondo Avf julius Cole, 237
50 Anthony Av James Leon
Little. 500 Rand5 Av. Mrs Marie
Ngraae, 1888 Grand Az. Taw-
cnee white. gfs Iglehart AHs
Mrs DcnziI Carty. 4G3 MacIEUbin.
WIN Donald. gn2 R0ndo.
Sept I3- Allie Camp. Sz3 Car.
roll Az Michael Smith. 1l2 Car.
ron Az sherry Mcpheetern s9I
rgleaart Av.. Hss Norman Da-
via sTI 81 Anthony Av, Rev
Thomas I Morris 900 Carroll Av,
veraey l.. 8say 2ss ~ Grotto.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
TivI INJURED IN
NEW CAR CRASH

Memphis tANpl Charles
foekhart. g8, took four u his
friends for a loyrids IN 1857
Dodge he had bought just the day
before, bat the Jnyrde ended Tor
them at John CASTOR hospital.
for ioekhBrt a tirhet fof rm Ele8a
driving and the Dodge, IN ~
foot atsinaFe ditrh
what happened Iorhhaft iaat
control ~ the car The vehicle
climbed three foot enbanlHsui
fronting two brir} houses rfrlsd
between the buildings spaotersa
part 9r . garage iH a baoh yard
went through two wire fences ana
finally piled into Ibe ditch an1
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
pgucfieol Course In
Office Clerical Work
ht Miller votof,onui

pfnrDral course " DffiEn
Clerical Training A. en- aid for
Adults wfo nss5 and desire lm.
mediate employment IN clerical
positions wtIl be offered a. the
Minneapolis Vocational EyeninR
School fail term
Thla course iutil3daa agfHn tech
niHal and rsrul ulfsfiu36sl ssilla
necessary ~ equip pogpis With a
working sngVieigs n asllis need
- and per'ofmsa daily 10 bfis
neks office
Registration aRtea zfll bs Hsp,
fstabsr Z sra fran . 20 20
. 20 > ~ Classes viii begin Nm,
9ay Beptsmher
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

You've reached middle age
when what you get your teeth
into frequently Is the dentists
office, Franklin a.. Jones.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Social and Personal
Il MINNEAPOLIS y

vaoapoung In Detroit. Among the many Minneapoitms
yaestionng ia Oerto Mich are MIR and Mrs Clifton Green
Of e0a ash Av s. Who the house guests Of Mr Greens
sister and brother n.aw Mr. aud Mrs Fursa Rawis They
have been honored with many social tourteses aud their visit
has been hghghted with motor trips Shrewsbury, Ont
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
BIR THDAY

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept Richard Ross, 1891
Thomas m n Mrs Chaylsne
Noble Hsn 3TS2 Fourth Av s
Mrs Freddie Jones, SS4s Clinton
Avs James Hammond 2T41
Clinton Av
Sept $ Janet crump To ".
Glrard Av Mrs Roberta Ander.
son. 23io Tenth Av s.: While
Cromwell. S4Io Smelling Av
Sept. 9 Tyler Howen Jr.. 1922
Oakland Av Mrs, Eva Fields,
6o4 Eighth Av ~ Mrs, Lillian
Jackson, ato Bryant Av N;
Charlene Ballard. s12 Bryant Av.
N Claude NJ Mason. 1924 Firth
Av s.
Sept 10 Clarence Russell
266s Glenhurst. s. A Steele, 422
Dupont Aw ", Mrs. Anna Mat
thews 3s4s Fourth Ay, s., r, y.
Fhppcn, seas Second Av. s. Mrs,
Anna Rice. $40 Bryant Ay. ~;
Mrs, Marion Greg raylor SS3a
Stevens Av.; Arvilla Tate. 1856
Fourth Av s.
Sept IL George Sanders. 5000
Garfield Av. Viola Davies, ps
Highland Ay n, Ben smith, 5Il
Colfax Av ~ Mrs. Christine
Beuford 5li Fremont Av, NJ
Mrs, Ethel Mcintosh, 7l7 Elmer
son Av, N. Harlana Thomas,
35Os FIFTH Av S.
Sept ~ Pummer wins, 1886
Third Av s.. Rev NJ L. Simmons,
8756 Fifth Av. S.
Sept ~ Kenneth Earl Grigs.
by. sl4 Alduch Av N, Barbara
Robinson, 1889 Fnh Av. s..
Myrtle Sparrow, 5O57 Irving Ay
N, William Fraction, SS4i Gin
ton Avs Howard II Berry ais
Emerson Av N, oraioc Renee
Law. 913 Fremont Av, n
out OF Town Birthday
Sept 2 Vernon Lucas. pas
Moines la
Sept s Bernadine Hall Des
Moines, Ia. Roy A. Ellis wash
iugton, u c. Or ]. J. Williams,
East Orange. n J.
Sept p-W r Iapiante, San
Diego, Gait
Sept i0--Alwn Anderson, Des
NpiucE. Ia
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL )

Return Home: Mrs Eason Williams and children Kara
Jean ahd Cart who have been the house guests and Mrs
ira Alien Of 6+2 glehar Ay for the past month left their
nome VIA plane on Monday evening August %
Conyaescent; Mrs William Foulkes las Birelow lane.
Apartment A. continues improve her home where She has
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
THE LOWDOWN
nv MAsCo YOUNG

New York (ANPl Johnny
Mathis the freshest. quietest,
most original voice 10 come along
since Nat King" Cole decided 20
straightcn Up and Fly Right
into fame and fortune back in the
early sos is living proof that the
nations tcenagers respond 20
something other than the whining,
moaning, groaning and tight
toothra vocalizing that has been
sweeping the nation
Mathis. lean handsome 20
year old san Franciscan, has the
kind Of background that qualities
him for anything but his current
tap-of.the heap position among
popular singers An eN-athletc
who Just missed going 70 Mel
bourne. Australia iu 1909 with
the American olympic team,
Johnny is also an cXapeta tenor
whose voice was once considered
too poised too cultured too quiet
and too good 10 make records the
public viii buy
Early this year Johnny wnNed
song called Wonderful Won
dcrful" for Columbia, but II
couldn't seem 20 get of the
ground IN sales and popularity
Then all OF sudden the young
aters Ia BaAton. Mass, California,
Texas, Chicago and Detroit start
ed clamarinR for Johnsy Mathis
But the young singers big break
eamew hen he landed a part In
KIRK Douglas picture Lizzie
which starred Eleanor Parker,
Johnny.s two songs from that
nlm were released in May
Warm and Tender" and It's Not
For Me TO Say has become one
N the biggest hits In the country
and Johnny is headed for riches
and fame as one Of tho freshest
gueteat. most original voices =
round
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06


PEOPLE a. PLACES Accord
ing 10 Broadway grapevine Ethal
waters viii land a big ROD" In the
flallmarks" TVer on Green
Pastures being worked up for
presentation on oct rs rhilly
and New York deejay Jocko
Your Ace From outer Space
Henderson having arrived as q
record spinner. rock ~ roil show
promoter aud movie actor, IL nuw
In the music Publishing biz
Jockea teamed with iIsakcH Cor
don IA thc @ 4 II Mual, FubnaEs
Ing Co. with the 20 standing for
Gordon and "H7 for Henderson
aaits Blair the pretty miss they
have been linking SAMMY Davis
BIZ Wlth. calls her newest album ot
songs Squeeze Ne" Jimmy
Rushing that fabulous man - the
blues ahouter with Humphrey
f.yftlenna orchestra W. e.
Handy the famous blind oeto-
Reneaar wBa composed st
Laaa uiuea. came 20 an agree
mert with Barney Balab85 about
The filming af ba uts ous report
has Handy getting . haHdy $50
600 f1f permission % Hrern his
eeloTfl Bfe strfy Nat "KiHE
Cqie is aet % get the starring
TITLE role IN thef Hek From
CBa-Tv comsa word that An
thory Quinn viii play fhs part n
tEs late jar great Jeliyrnii Nor
t0r gl the Mr. JeilyrgIl' pfodIf
ton which is one ~ several
sbogn being rssaied for th@ net
works @gsyen Lively Arts series
Hammond orRansst Blli DOG
gsfts final appearance IN ths
Esst before starting 9ff On an
other big pur a4li be 81 phllys
Pops ngacal Bar starting or on
Labor Day
F-1r ths bsnent n those Win
think Otherwise paHl Ahka. thf
~ Vsaf % whose Diana" IL
rocking ne pop song charts 10
net a Negro Lionel Hampton
Duke EIHrgan and Coant Easls
are st1i tts fsv8rafs hiR bands
eaEs college, k.da Counts masi r..
eens college date esa n ths Tn
verfiy ~ Michigan ahers he was
presented ~ ~ 4rgerHty'f gree
dub Hottest romance sigHg
the roek RI r1g hi9es erlei y b.
lursH bi1ss ssogtsy Tlmng
WlfNmsrpo1 ard passi Psuta
Watsar Aceora.rE n lnalasya
I.mrv raia ne pretty gal va
oaR astabrs an4 plays hs RcA
Victor recording Nsba!ys BHs
1ess what We be
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

MtNNfAibtiS
sept $ Mr. and Mrs i,croy
Landry, se5e rortlana Av. two
years.
sept, Mr and Mrs namci
swain, $500 Ihird Av =. seven
years
Sept NJ Mr and Mrs. wileer,
6Figshy, aoie Irving Az ~, 20
wears
81 PAUL
Sept : Mr, and Mrs, sldaey
r. Mllsr, eos lglehart Av. ~
years.
Sept . Mr. and Mrs John
iirown. sac igiehart Av,, IL years
Sept. II pr and Mrs h. s
Weber ata N Victoria 81, nine
years,
SEPT - Mt and Mira Albert
Harper. Ta6 SO Anthony Av.. 10
years.
Sept ~ MT and Mrs, Mym
Carter sr.. sos Rondo Ay. al
years,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

lugTE a UwagOTE Tay
HNmav general manager ~ thH
ffiUss 1Aae anxsd &, he'd Et'
hts moneys worth ~ bgg.EE
Cneo FsraAN4eE Ter SIS DO ars
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

'wben u cones - picslng mp
cheek souss fslsek has" an i'm
pedinsut in their fea<h -s-= Phil
Mpess
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

TTp 10 YOUNG pBCa ~
haagyws gft champ Max tsser
waut such a great nRSter Dur
ing hss rng days bat tls gzh01 .
month arrmty starts paying on sp
Fstr8sry 9hsn bss 70 yesrz %
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

fys pisFsFa this Kind hAsH 1
s1uckea hla patsntiui Ysi When
he groNa ap 4 bttls gets eaun-
decree ard realizes hs'n = rda 5of
issgasr bell - real baa play.
cy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

FAIRFAX = Trade in your small
home. $3.50 DIN. dncl settlementl },
S1O5 mo Same terms to non-vet
4 bedrms.,. din. rm.. fireplace
bsnnt., outside entr.; carport. Nc
agents, please. ia. S-4SS1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

ARLINGTON, NORTH-By owner
$4,000. 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
like new: choicest location: large
lot with trees: bsmt.. finished rec.
rm., la baths. assume Sl1,50O
loan at 4i4ss or refinance. KE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

DUMiNIUN HlLLb-3.bedrm.. at
brick: SEP: din. I'm auto. dish;
yard: lovely shade trees: cow. to
for quick sale. OWNER, KE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

ALEX. Slo.5OO-4-bedrm. brick
nrepl.; din. rm.; plastered walls
full bsnt: ~ baths. Ice. corne,
lot; cow. NORMA JEAN POE. XII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

ARL.-Lovely 6-rm. home: porch,
attic. bsmt., garage, nice lot. S500
On; Sl1;i15o tSssI. ACME. ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

sPklNGFIELD =. Beautiful corner
split level: French doors to patio,
and dishwasher. Swimming boo
avail. Sl9.g9O. FL. 4-s2lV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

NOLAN AREA. SI4,s00-charm-
s sas e I,S IN caHs ca g. ist a. t.Fi
rms. bath: : bedrTnis'- M: fenced
yard, trees: . biks. bus, school.
LUCILLE COOK. ACT. JE. 2-3272.
N. ARL.-By owner. $1,000 be-
low appraisal. 3-hedrm. Colonial.
Liv. rm. with fireplace din. rm..
inclosed peh., equipped kit. newly
dec; level shrubbed lot: I'm. bsmt.
Mr.. all schools. stores. churches.
SI7.95O. Open Sun. to 8 pm.
1906 N. 9TH st.. IA. 7-5045.
N. ARL.--Sale or rent; S-rm. home
with fun baths: completely reno
vated; lice netghborhood: close
70 schools, shopping. Pentagon,
ETC.; nice yard with srses and
SHRUBS; price Sl5,J50, or $3.50 mo
IA. 2-6Sy3.
N. ARL.-Furn. 3-bedrm. brick on
cor. lot; near Seven Corners; ST.
UOO cash. assume loan. JE. .
1868 after 3 pm.
SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR. ctr,
nall rambler. 3 bedrms'. 81 haths
sep. din. nm. rec. rm Deaa.snd
st. $4,000. OWNER, jE. 3-46iy
SPRINGFIELD; OWNER-3-bedTm.
45-tt. brick rambler; full bSInt..
pool membership available, As
sumo 4pzse GI loan. Redecorated
FIREPLACE. Anchor fence. paved
efiveWay. biz. from school:
Sls.5VO. zoos orayson st.. FL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

$1,000 CASH-Split-level; assume
pig 81 loan, 3 bedrms;; din; and
Ssias wire Tepl ovs pnt0 and ca .bSnb
berry; S1S.450. ARCHER REALTY,
CIR. 3-3617.