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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

81. or 70-72 car, which trans
fers you to an H-2 bus and
lets you off at Adams Mill road
near the lion house,.
There is a. great deal out
doors, but there are also houses
with birds. large and small
animals. And there is a
restaurant where you can even
buy a hot dog and eat it out
side, Best of all. there is a
rock formation by the large
animal building and. there I
have sat while my own and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17


other children climbed and
climbed.
Second place. for bad weather.
is the National Museum at
Tenth and Constitution ave-
nue.. Ask the guard where the
whale is dts on the second
floor)-every child likes it.
There are also several excel
lent habitat groups with beau
tiful and life-like animals.
Don't spend too long. The day
/ first took my little girl, who
was then aged 3la. we saw the
whale and some dolls and left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Throshinq Out the Issue

Mrs. J. r. c., Washington
The discussion of food ad-
ditives has been intelligent
and helpful. This is another
issue that should be thrashed
out.
Mineral oil, if used in salad
dressings. will destroy the vita
Minis of vegetables. Why don't
the Pure Food and Drug laws
demand that the ingredients
of salad dressings appear on
the labels? ] would certainly
not use any product that con-
tains mineral Oil. Most of us
make sure that our families
get a fresh vegetable salad
daily. Too, we invest in ex-
pensive vitamin tablets. Are
we defeating our purpose by
using salad dressings that con-
tain mineral oil? If this in
gredient is being used, l think
we should know. Don't you?
If 1t is used, what can we do
about it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
For the Live Wire
M. S. H.. Washington

Dear Mrs. NJ. D. E. of Mar
tinsburg: If your lively little
boy comes for medical treat
ment, he probably needs di-
version badly.
I'd suggest two places: First,
the Zoo, at Connecticut ave-
nue. and Zoo drive NV. (via
the LIZ or LA bus, which you
can board at Thirteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, or
by any northbound No. 40. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

beloved United States. Perhaps
Ignorance is bliss" If you
are willing to accept your fate
meekly.
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WEE WOMEN

y knew you'd forget half the
things"
Evening star., 1957-04-30
CHICAGOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO. April 80 Csa - (UsDA. -
Salable hogs 5000. trade slow early
later moderately active. generally steady
on all hogS: instances weak on butchers
over 24U ID. and strong on lighter
weights. limited outlet TO shippers ana
some local interest; mixed 2-3 lg0-aJO
10 butchers lG15-lS.OO, several lots l-3
~0stly - 1B0-22O lb lk1U-IS30; rs
mead lot mostly No | 2O4 ID sorted
closely for weight and grade 1850: No
2-3 240-2sQ ID l7.50-l575: small vol
lrn. No 3 @70-2D0 10 i7I5-17 so: heav-
Ter weights scarce. larger lots l-3 36U-
800 Id sows l4.b0-l0.DO: with butcher
type around 800 10 as hiRh as 1850.
Salable cattle $500: calves 200, mod
crate action on steers and heifers despite
reduced supply: steers steady 10 rs
t.iEher, but most sales steady TO strong,
,eady; pulls steadv With Mondays de.
cline; vealerS fully steady: stocker classes
steady: prime ll75-l27O 10 steers .5.T5-
20 90; most choice steers 23.bO-.i 10:
CIV loads OF high choice and prime
- .25-24 so: good 10 low choice 1900
y 90: load Of prime ili5 ID neifers
400: most choice heifers 2i,5O-23U 90.
oad OF hieh choice 2325 good 10 low
choice is.ba-21 90; utility and CONNER
'ial COWS rs 90 1900; Gamers and cut
,ers 10 50-l350. utility and commercial
bulls t550-l7.60: individual choice 20
prime yealers 1900: most good and
choice 10 O0.25.On: load Of GOOD 10
'hoice pro ID feshy feeder steers ~ 90.
load OF S00 ID feeders @0.hO.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Bank CIearinqs
Set Recordsin in
April, 4 Months

Washington bank clearings in
April and the first four months
of this year set new records for
those periods. it was disclosed
today by William N. Cradlin,
of the clearing house.
April clearings amounted to
$3.50. .648,5S6. a gain of 7 per cent
from $542,553.749 in April last
year.
Four months clearings aggre-
gated $2.257.776.564. an increase
of as per cent from $2.l57,681,- :
345 in the same 1856 period.
In 1852. the April total
was $442.l54,2l7 and the four
months total was $1,736,832,476.
In l947, the two totals were
$286.6l1.486 and SLOTS, ,280, ,288,
respectively.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Du Pont Chief Deplores
Diminishing Incentive

Diminishing incen.ive is the
most critical long-yange prob
lem Of business today and "by
Icorollary of the Nation itself" "
declared Crawford H. Greene
walt, president of E. /. du Pont
de Nemours a. Co.. in New York
last night.
Big things that have made this
Nation great "have always been
the result of extra effort" he
declared. But. whether the in
centives for this are personal or
corporate. We seem to be for
saking the simple principle of en-
couraging men to give of their
best effort"
To expect that extra effort
when incentive is lacking is to
cast the human nature into a
new and unfamiliar mold. said
Mr.. Greenewalt in an address be-
fore the Economic Club. "Rou-
tine and perfunctory perform
ance brings routine and perfume
tory results. Tranquilizing Of in
centives can hardly foster prog
reSS."
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Hecht Co. Cites Expansion
And improvements in 1856

Capital expenditures of the
Hecht Co. amounted to $685.
602 in the fiscal year ended jan
uary 81 and results OF organiza- :
tional streamlining were good.
according to the annual report
from Board Chairman Samuel
M. Hecht and President Robert
H. Levi. distributed yesterday.
The report confirmed recent
estimates of a decrease in earn
ings to $2.875,503 or $3.O6 a
share. compared with 53,6ll,-
426 or $3.50 a share in the pre-
vious year.
Sales declined to Sl08, ,497. .893
from Sll3.245,444 in the preced-
ing period. The dip was attrib-
uted to the closing of the COM
pany's Fourteenth street store
In New York. one of the steps
in the, streamlining program.
Another result was the recovery
OF nearly 81 million of invested
capital for more profitable use
by the company. the report said
Opening of the busy new Ed
monston store in Baltimore, the
merger Of two smaller Baltimore
units and the consolidation oi
warehouse facilities in the same
city also were part of the pro-
gram. Expansion of parking IA
cilities at the downtown Wash
ington store was another biz
project.
Current assets on January 81
totaled S51.328,752 and curren,
liabilities amounted to $780,.
IA. a ratio of 1912 to 81. A yeal
earlier. the figures were $50,.
109.549 and S12.598.598, or Q
ratio Of $3.98 to 81 a yeai
earlier.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
SIS Million Pulp Mill

SITKA, Alaska. April 80 lRl.-
Plans to start construction this
summer on a SIS million Sitka
pulp mill were announced yester-
day by Tadao Sasayama. Japa-
nese industrialist and president
of the Alaska Lumber a. Pulp
Co. He hailed the enterprise.
backed by both japanese and
American capital, as a step in
promoting friendly relations be-
tween the two countries.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

George M. williams has been
appointed assistant to the treas
urer of the Southern Railway
System. effective tomorrow. He
has been with the Royal-Liver-
pool Insurance Group in New
York.
George N. Friedrich has been
appointed district passenger
service manager in Washington
for Trans World Airlines.
Francis Bourne Upham ii has
been promoted to executive as
sistant to the chairman of the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission. He succeeds Frank G.
Uriell. who resigned to return
to private law practice.
John w. Lindsey, formerly of
the Washington law firm of
Dickey. Foley. Diversion and
Lindsey. has been named vice
president purchases for Jones
and Laughlin Steel Corp.
David C. Welty. Silver Spring
agent for Railway Express
Agency has received a gold pin
Ihonoring completion Of 40 years
of service in the organization.
Mrs. Olympia Reyes will be
hostess at Old Anglers Inn near
Great Falls when it reopens May
18 under management Of the
Maryland Catering Co.
Kenneth r. Dixon. former dis
trict manager for State Farm
Insurance Companies in north
Iern Virginia. has become an in
structor in distributive educa-
tion for adults in the Arlington
public schools.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

500, with the usual reductions
for two-and- -half-year or FIVE
year policies.
Think what it would mean to
have to replace after a fire all
the clothing hanging in the
closets. The insurance COM
pany would pay the deprecated
value Of the clothes, not the
value. Hence it is
advisable to try to get as full
coverage as possible.
In addition to the usual house.
hold goods you should also take
into consideration the value of
cameras or expensive tools If
they are part Of your hobbies.
It is strongly recommended
that you keep an inventory so If
you suffer loss from a fire you
will know what has been dam
aged and what to claim.
Liability Policy
There is something else to con-
slider. Suppose one Of your chill
dren leaves a tricycle. or a roller
skate on the walk. Someone
comes along, trips on it and
breaks a hip. Or someone comes
into your home and slips on a
rug. Or a workman you have
hired to make repairs is injured.
You might be faced with a suit
and a judgment which could take
all your savings and the equity
in your home.
A comprehensive liability policy
many more hazards
than those mentioned here will
cost you $25 for $4,000 policy
for three years. A $25, 900 policy
is only a little more.
You might consult your in
surance agent about a package
policy for the home owner which
takes in fire and extended COW
erage on the house. its contents,
and also personal liability. You
probably will find some advan-
tages in this policy.
And while you are comforting
with the agent about this you
might consult him also about
theft insurance. 1t may be to
your advantage to have it.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
.IBM Stock Split,
$500 Million
Offering Voted

NEW YORK. April 80 R.-
Stockholders Of the International
Business Machines Corp. today
approved an increase in capital
stock to permit an Offering OF
about 5000 million in additional
shares,
President Thomas j. Watson
jr.. told the annual shareholders
meeting the need for new capital
was due to the company's ex-
pansion and to the fact IBM Is
in large measure a rental bus
mess.
Commenting on the firms
prospects. Mr.. Watson said IBM
has continued to receive a large
increase in orders and in spite
of increased factory production
our untitled order position is al
a high level"
He said company officials were
pleased with first quarter earn
ingS. announced recently, OF
$18.745.607. an increase of about
rs per cent over the 1866 quar-
ter.
AS expected, the stockholders
also approved a proposal for q
2 for ] stock split effective for
stockholders Of record May Z.
AS for the stock issue, first
Offering of new stock by IBM
since 1925. the company said
stock is expected to be offered
on the basis Of one share for
each 10 held. In addition, Mr.
Watson said the subscription
price for stockholders would be
set "attractively below" the
market price Of IBM stock al
the time Of issuance, May %.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Washington Gas Earnings
Hold Above Year Ago

Net income of Washington
Gas Light Co. continued ahead
of q year ago in both March and
the first three months of 1857,
the company reported today.
March net was $l,156,022
compared with $1,01l,764 in
March last year. The months
operating revenues of $6.222.752
were up $405.907 from a year
ago and operating expenses of
$4.932,l91 were $267,577 higher
Net profit for three months
was $4,107.864. compared with
$3,991.574 in the same 1856
period. Operating revenues Of
$20,833.l66 were $500. .745 higher.
while operating expenses Of
SIC. .400.675 were up s89l, 1923.
Property. plant and equip
ment on March 81 aggregated
$124, ,768. 800, compared with
$112,508,504 a year earlier.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
IA More States Vote
Stock Gift LEGISLATION

An addition IA States passed
legislation during the first three
months Of 1857 to facilitate gifts
of securities to minors. President
Keith Funston of the New York
Stock Exchange pointed out to-
day in his quarterly report.
Mr.. Funston said 81 States
and the District of Columbia had
such laws on March 81 and an
other 10 States are considering
such legislation at their current
sessions.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

OF IL. over the years he has
headed the property management
department and served as vice
president and a director. More
recently he became senior vice
president.
He also is vice president of
Weaver Bros, Inc. of Baltimore
and vice president of the Inter-
state Building Association.
Weaver Bros, Inc, has been
mortgage loan correspondent in
this area for Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. since 1924 and has
financed thousands of home
owners through its mortgage loan
department.
In addition to its mortgage
business. the company conducts
q general real estate brokerage
business, specializing in business
properties and long-term leases.
It also has a large property man.
agement and insurance business.
Mr.. Macintosh has seen the
iirm grow from a small business
to one Of the largest and most
active in this area.
His election took place at a
directors meeting yesterday. Di-
rectors of the company include:
Edward K. Jones. Arthur G..
Nichols, jr.. Martin r. West, jr..
Clarence Dodge. jr.. Earl NJ.
Macintosh, jjr. Frederick A.
Allnutt and Mr.. Macintosh,
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Arthur Burns Elected

NEW YORK. April 80 tP.-
DR.. Arthur F. Burns. former
chairman of the Presidents
Council Of Economic Advisers.
has been elected to the board Of
Nation Wide Securities Co., a
mutual fund managed by the
Calvin Bullock. Ltd.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Pepsi Cola BOttling Co.
Will Honor Employees
r. L. Bolster to Give
Lecture on Investing

Richard L. Bolster, registered
representative Of Harris. Upham
e. Co.. members of the New York
Stock Exchange, 1905 H street
NV. will lecture at $3.50 pm
today at American University.
His topic will be Sound
Methods of Investing" This will
be the eighth in a series of nine
lectures at the university, pre-
iented by various brokerage
firms here.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Downtown Park and Shop
Schedules Annual Meeting

The executive board of Down.
town Park and Shop will hold its
second annual meeting at a
luncheon at the Raleigh Hotel on
Tuesday. May %. it was an
Inounced.
Progress and accomplishments
of the organization in promoting
downtown parking will be re-
viewed.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 30 R-Visible supul,
OF wheat declined 2.Si8.OOO bushels iasi
week u H90.2i2.00O bushels, the hoard
O. Trade Trad reported, Corn Increased g.
-. ..oon bushels To- l:3,32s. 900 bushels
oats declined $4,000 to Ia,S5S, 600:
rye DECLINED 35f 900 to a.7as n00; bar.
iey detllned 1897 ,oOn TO ia. / sl6 .OOG. ard
soyoesns declined 6i2,00O 10 6.3sa 6n0
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Humble Oil Split

HOUSTON, Tex. April 80 tP.
Stockholders of Humble Oil e.
Refining Co. yesterday approved
ia 2-for-l stock split. Directors
lof the company then voted to
make the split effective May 81.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Southern Diaries Elects
Robinson Vice President

Directors of Southern Diaries
elected L. S. Robinson of WASH
ington a vice president Of the
company.
Mr.. Robinson is in charge of
Division V and maintains head
quarters in Washington. His di-
vision includes 13 company
plants in the District. Maryland.
Virginia and North Carolina.
Southern Diaries is a sub
sidiary of National Dairy Prod
ucts Corp. 1t manufactures
and sells Seal Test and other
dairy products throughout the
South.
Pepsi Cola B0ttling Co.
Will Honor Employees
The Pepsi Cola Metropolitan
Bottling Co. Of Alexandria. Va,
will hold its second annual
awards banquet at 7:45 o'clock
this evening at the George
Mason Hotel. The manager of
the bottling firm. Paul z. Ryals.
said some go employees will be
honored.
These will include awards for
safe driving. length Of service
and outstanding salesmanship
Mr.. Ryals said a number OF
distinguished guests are expected
for the presentation ceremony.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

and secondary schools
were sold during the nine
ended March 81 than in
any prior nine-month period on
record, reports the Investment
Bankers Association in its quar-
terly statistical bulletin.
The study concludes that while
high interest rates undoubtedly
have served to curtail certain
State and local government pro-
grams somewhat. the magnitude
of the impact may be less than
has been alleged.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
'3s', % BUSINESS
Earl Macintosh Elected
Weaver Bros. President
By DONALD b. HADLEY

Directors of Weaver nc have elected Earl M Mackn-
tosh president, it was announced today.
Formerly senior vice president Macintosh the
third president of the large mortgage banking real estate
brokerage rm succeeding the late Clarence Dodge First
president John L. Weaver
The president firm in 1912 as youngster
Evening star., 1957-04-30
JNsURING YOUR HOME
Experts List z Mistakes
Often Made by Owners
By FRANCIS P. DOUGLAS

Insurance experts the home owner is apt to make two
mistakes when it comes to insurng his house:
He gets enough fire and extended insurance
the mortgage but does provide for his equity the
home
He negects review his periodically make
Evening star., 1957-04-30
California Eastern Stock
Listed on Midwest


Capital stock of California
Eastern Aviation. Inc. which
has Offices hre. was listed for
trading on the Midwest Stock
Exchange yesterday.
Initial market quotation at
the opening of the exchange
was 27s bid and 3 offered. II
closed at ga on the American
Stock Exchange last Friday. The
company has l,S98,00 shares
outstanding and a large inter-
est is held in Washington.
School Bond Offerings
Set Record In 9 Months
Despite tight money condi-
tions. more bonds to finance ele-
Evening star., 1957-04-30
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. April 30 R.-National
Association Security Dealers, Inc.
tNoon ouotationE1
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
Political Activity
Important. John
Culver Sfufes

8treaNnR the Importance Of Pc.
.hncaI Activity IL helping put
across fhe gDleraVaa ~ NAAcr
JghH C@er chairman ~ fhe Re
publican Gul EgHts Committee
announced Republican WORK
shop fa be- held at 3 p ~ on FRI.
day asy ~. ~ The Halle q
Brown House
During tHia past session ~ fhe
Legislature Mr Culver po,nte1
aaf every Conservative senator
ana Representative On the Iudl-
aary Committees voted in favor
~ tba INSTRUMENTATION Hous
lDg EIi Tm3 aaa partially due to
she educational work dgne b.
Ehe Ramsey County Civil Rights
Committee and the nennepln
County Republican Workshop
Nf Culver also pointed aut that
the Workshop raan IN Education
fpr Action and that the work
shop given at lbe HalAe q Brown
House viii give citizens the prac.
tlcal background at political aeti
witty that Hh be- needed starting
with the structure ~ the precinct
committees. and showing the effect
Of Tint precinct COMMITTEES on e
national convention
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
South African
lawmakers Pass
Church Bios BILL

taprfTNu So Africa fAspl
a bfl denying whites ard
blacks tBs aanetlty ~ Wurafap to-
gaahsr should they desire such,
maa pta8ed last Freh here by this
npgHtrya lrHsr Hggae becoming
tina latest of measures adopted Nv
lir agGth African rans-aoHsriaGa
government fp maintain aagreg1-
Ggn tn $40 walks gf life.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

igisHaTt Az Final plans for The
Coillii0u BAH we're completed
After a short business nesting
members were served refresh.
uenta BY the h0gfs
Tnere la sian time fgr Rifia be-
tween inc aass of AZ and ~ vino
aaH 10 bs presented 10 Apply
Contact @r jiayglH Richardson
CA ai2Ig. ~ John whitaker.
ca 8 gTsi.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Fgla 30 aT5a4
UHDEH GOA ufAHtNC FEfrItos
ron AuwtNtSrnATf0 fTNifIN.
gtNE 20 TGtI GAINS AND ron
nEAuiNU TuEHEoN
#F&TE 9E MEHHEHErTA
COUNTY OBJ HE%EEFIN
fV FW1UkTG COURT
tH RE Estate 81 Robert Fab
Htuaa. trCHAeui
UrdgF fnr HEARING Petition for
letters 81 Administration
Ut lH ORDERED that ali prr-oUa
interested show cause ~ auF tHrF
nave, HafHFs tbls Court on Monday
lH0N HF8, lHHN rae 90 ue}nak a 81
in tb" Court House ~ Minneapolis
Terry rahkgmaa Tor tHa appoint.
maat of HheiAan Gaplln. AZ Rda
mtrietfatar beF~lH Tied. ahuuH mot
na Granted
ord.r .. Tu- ,taia,. ana for
uvsrtRH rhrrvaa
mr. t@ FURTHER UUDEnEu that
Within four waafha from The date
lHUt file thslr claims iB this Court
Proofs win be heard aUd claims ax-
Hm!uEd aUl adiUHreA before thtH
E1HFt JH Mgua8F October fth. 1857.
nt no uataEE a az ~ the Court
House ag Minneapolis MiuneHuta
These 9raef8 Thaii be published
De The Indianapolis Spokesman and
GHplHn mailed aHsfdlNg "a law
COURT 4HAtl
WfTNE88 the HON JAMES
q hBHDE Judge ~ Probate
Court thls atm aaF u May.
1857
ENHENT =. TBHENE
0ierH ~ Probate Court
IL "a Herman, Attorney
$40 Roanoke BlfW
iAp0kshmau. May 10. NJ as
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

4 good newspaper Is like a
good meal and contains every
thing frDu1 soup 60 nuts This "
% good ness -pBprT,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
$500 Down Anyone

Three bedroom home Living
raom dining room. kitrhrn and
bath Eaa heat Is5r taxes Priced
af so 800 Mr. naruhart IKE r
GSi sal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
SAYS Down Anyone

Duplex near Plymouth and Brv-
aaf Good condition. EBs furnace.
raT basement Mr. Earuhart IKE
z .EESI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
final pluns FOR
Cameo Cofillion Boil
Hove Been Mod.

The Cameo 8ociaI club met aaf
urday stay 4, at me home n Mr.
ard Mrs Andrew Brent 6ta
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Two bedroom bungalow with eE
pauMGn space Cas- heat. double
garage Loss Down Payment
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
North. Three Bedroom Home

North. Three Bedroom Home
Hardwood floors dining room, iiv.
ing room with fireplace Tile
bath and kitchen Large recrea-
tlon room with indirect lighting
Bnd huilt-iH bar Fenced Ia yard
double garage gas heat Early
possession The best buy on the
North side
For further information .
call IA. 5-67ss. TIA 3-92s9, Nj
4.7408
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AsAprnEnr, sos stnr

EFFIC Apartments -- Clean aa-
Furnished or unfarulshed F'E g.
1907 s-35
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

1902 FREMONT NO 49, Duplex
Five rooms and bath FIRST floor
Six rooms and bath second floor
Separate Uuhues $4,000 $500
down
8aTH AND OAKLAND - Two
bedroom bungalow Under $4,000
$500 down
4g40 STA AVE Three bedroom
Dutch Colonial Two car garage.
xIf, 500 $500 down.
ATTKIN COUNTY -- L.akeshorg
lots $500 500 down
NEAR ANOKA on highway No
100, -Four acres. MAY be divided
into building sites. Ideal for com
mercial purposes, motel. highway
restaurant, or barbecue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

trent Gas heat rsw double gar
age Terms
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

al Et8cco with glazed porch.
Efrsf floor ali new wall 30 wall
rtrret Long living yaum with
brick fireplace Separate dirsug
r5on with egilt{n buffet Sra
CLOVIS kitchen Hinge closets gas
bot water heat Attached garage
pugcd 30 gell to-day