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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
Area B
Permit Asked

Construction Of the first
building - an elevator apart
ment house---in Southwest Re-
development Project Area B has
moved Q substantial step for
ward.
The First National Capital
Redevelopment Corp. the arm
established by New York real
estate operators Roger Stevens
and James Scheuer. applied
yesterday with the District
Licenses and Inspections De-
partment for, the necessary
building permit.
The application specifies an
eight-story. l.234-room. air
conditioned concrete and brick
structure that viii have 402
dwelling units Of the so-called
luxury type.
To Reach S. Million
Its cost Is estimated at So
million. With interior equip
ment, the total cost is expected
to come to more than IS mil
Lion.
The apartment house Is the
| first stage Of construction
planned and approved for the
corporation. Located in the
800 block of Fourth street S.W.,
it win occupy q large part OF
q "super-block" on which the
same firm plans to build 81 at
tached 'town-house" units in
rows. First National operations
win cover 20 of the 81 acres
constituting Area B.
Hegeman Harris of New
York and Washington is the
building contractor. The archi.
tectural firm is Satterlee anc
Smith Of Washington.
Early 1883 Start
Nathaniel s. Keith, Wash.
ington representative Of thu
Stevens Scheuer corporation
said that financing arrange
ments should be consumatec
to enable actual start Of con.
struction on the apartment
house shortly after January l
The ''town house" undertaking
is expected to begin about
three months later.
Mr.. Keith pointed out that
the Federal Housing Admins
tration gave a financial com.
mitment TO the project some
time ago. Riggs National Bank
he added. plans TO finance con.
struction Of the building. The
Stevens-Scheuer firm still !;
negotiating with other private
institutions on the purchase OF
a permanent loan after the
building is completed.
Mr.. Keith emphasized, thai
financing Of the project
should not cause any delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
The
Rambler
6Iimpses 1874
Ii Hnrper's Pages
BY GEORGE KENNEuY


Returning from lunch the
other day. the Rambler wa
surprised to find an impress
sive looking tome on his
desk which proved to be .
bound volume Of Harper's
magazine for 1874.
The bookplate gave . clue.
II read: "Ex Libris Edward
Taylor papson." Then the
Rambler remembered that
Taylor p&pson. who Is q re-
tired accountant. had been
telling him about an article
on washington newspaper
correspondents contained in
this volume.
Paging through 1t the
Rambler first came upon an
article entitled THE New
South" This ought to be
interesting - based on q
Southerner's return eight
years after the Civil War.
The new South was more
prosperous than the old, the
writer reported. citing . cot
ton crop far larger than the
pre-war production. the util-
ization Of cotton seed oil.
and the beginnings Of share
cropping There was q labor
shortages Southern States
had opened immigration
offices to bring In Europeans
from as far north as Sweden
and as far south as Spain.
ana even CnineSe.
Southern white men would
work in the fields with the
freed men. but the immi-
grants would not. The ques-
ton as to whether the freed
men would work had been
answered. It was their labor
that was producing the in
creased cotton crop. As one
planter said: Hunger Is q
sharper spur now than the
oyerseer's LASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

BUT LET'S GET ON to the
piece on Washington cor
respondents. THE article.
which was unsigned. mem
toned that Ito leak" news
was '.in the argot Of the re-
porters' galleries"
More surprising is the
writer's observation that the
practice Of interviewing"
persons of prominence did
not begin until the Civil War.
The writer cited an in
stance Of this practice re-
corded in the American
Journal Of william Howard
Russell the London Times
CORRESPONDENT.
Such vas Rnssell's prestige
that he had dinner in the
White House with President
Lincoln three weeks after
the Presidents first inau-
guration.
"on returning to Wizards
Hotel" he wrote. Il was ac-
costed BY q gentleman who
came out from the crowd in
front or the ONCE.
= Sir he said. you have
been dining with our Presi-
dent tonight
Il bowed.
WAS it an agreeable
party?' said he, and what
do you think Of Mr.. Lincoln?'
May / ask to whom I
have the honor Of speaking?'
My name is Mr..
and I am the correspondent
Of the New York -
" Then. SIR I replied. it
gives me satisfaction to tell
you that I think a good deal
Of Mr.. Lincoln. and that /
am equally pleased with my
dinner. I have the honor to
wish you good evening""
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
First Section Dedicated
Of Circumference Road

The first section Of Wahingtons crcumerential reeway
well the mammoth Kenilworth interchange
opened to traffic today with dedication ceremonies in which
Gov Mceldn Of Maryland and other dgnitaes participated
The Governors wife cut the ceremonial ribbon at the
first dedication EXERCISES Just Of Wisconsin where
Evening star., 1957-04-14

In fact, it was the sight
of the wardrobe woman
(above right carrying the
costume, box and all, bal
anced on her hand, that
inspired the THIS WEEK
photographer you know
how cameramen are to
investigate further and get
the picture at left.
Donald O'Connor plays
Buster Keaton in the film,
but Buster himself was
present on the set as tech
nical adviser (see right.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Sirens
Travel Light
Rhonda Fleminq's whole wardrobe
can be carried in one hand

in The Keaton Story Rhonda Fleming playing old
glamour STAR what might be referred to leopard
skin once removed
That say copied from real leopard skin that
fitted snugy around real leopard The genuine article would not
wrapped itself quite snugy around Rhonda and would
moreover have been under the lights leave to
you to judge which consideration determined the studios choice
Anyway designer Edith Head the problem by ashoning
imitation skn-tght job Of silk and Lastex
result something that think modest leopard would
1t fits snuely that Rhonda has trouble breathing
it, and weighs little that you carry your little finger.
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lMIscELLAME0us FQR SALE

FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED - Hide
Sy|Hy bed $40; s, %srdEoss. SO;
S25: dresser, SO; occas, chair, SIS:
bedroom set. $685.. china closet.
bed. $50; chest Of drawers, sic:
sofa and chair, $50: bed. IS:
kitchen table. So: irnerspring mat.
tress. SO: leather-top coffee table.
SIS: bunk bed, $50: kitchen cab
chaise Tongue. SIS. we DO uphoi.
stering. sofa and. chair. $6a I'M
ciudinG labor and msterisls; slip
covers, sofa and chair. SAT incl.
lsScr and ms q s we 90 REIN
gsn,E!nS q, GTa YPpeoi EsSg TEN: yTa1
18th 1t. NV. co. B-BlIR. 81
sST sSsT; T.1y sSos sofa ssa v ~
most new slip cover. Si25. ia.
-
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

DAcHsHUND PUPPIES; Axe reg:
red; 0 wks. old: little beauties:
WEIMARANER. female. l6 mos !:
Axe; vermed; excel. breeding stock;
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIEs. Axe;
boarding oil breeds. HARDWOOD
GER. sHEP. PUPS, Axe. Blk. and
slv.. 10 weeks. sire SCOT Of Long
worth, 10 mo-, male; MRS.
HARoITT. GAINESVILLE rd.. Boyds'
McCLELLAN's sCOTTTE PUPS, Axe.
from 4 filters. m. and Z. SP. 3-Ss75
IMMATURE DOBERAfAN AND TOY
FOX TERRIER, mixed. wormed and
docked: 4 males. / female: 8 weeks
old and ready to so home. il. 4"
6R75.
ENGLISH SPRINGER PUPS-Happy-
wood offers the best evgAable in
the area. Reasonable. OF. 2-2107.
BOXER PUPPIES, 10 Wks.: Axe:
must sell: accept reas. oder. RE.
6-7033.
TOY POMERANIAN; Axe reg; l
male, IL mos. old: champ, line;
must sell ct once. 10. 7-2O65.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. & vks. old;
blk. and tan; champion stock: very
reasonable. Ju, 5-33Oe.
GREAT DANES, Axe. MAGNIFICENT
specimens. Reasonable. JE. 2-6627:
BA6sRT HOUND PUPPIES. long
cared beauties; wonderful pets for
children; Axe reg. OIL. 0.4572.
COCKER SPANIEL, Axe reg. male.
about 3 mos. old, with dcghouse.
HE. 4-4O24.
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGs. min. col.
lies. Axe, show Qualities; wQrmed.
Wkdays:. after 8. KI. 9.1z01.
male: sib. pU. 7-Sss5.
k y aoOd home VII jE. o: ssssa .neo' i'e'
GREAT DANE PUPs.. Axe: excel.
bloodline; fawn. black mask; $40.
BOXER PUPS, 9 wks.: Axe; fisshy
lawns; banSaEay STOCK; SoO up
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, Axe res;
champ, I SlCCdlin nss 2gi0 EsSgOlpn
BOXER PUPPIES. pedigreed, 9 wks..
I1Wus uaIc anu lttu0ANa AAO u.s.
istered. WI. 6.5SAl.
SIAMEsE KITTENS, CFA, sealpoint.
o wks.. healthy. playful. also ,
adult females, adores children, Reas.
PO. 2-3694.
GREAT DANE. male. brindle, 8 mos.
old, shots and cropped, Axe reg.
Cali LeesburR. Va. SP. 7-15S2.
SACRIFICE-Herd 9 pairs quality
ChiuehiIlas and equip; $685.. H.
p. JONES. IS shefaeld ave-, New
port, r. I.
ENGLISH BULL. male Axe reg. 1
yr old, Champ. lineage. Call JE.
4-531J after $3.50 pm.
COCKER PUPS. male and female,
champion stud SERVICE eisc; srcoIn.
st., Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 7-227S.
KITTENS, 4, female. 0 wks. old;
to give away; tame with small
children. HE. 4-3306.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL
tcoNrlNuEpl

AIR CoNDIE|IoHN ~, e e1s IA =:
: Co. INC. s427 18th st. NV. co
A-95vS
AIR TEMPS. Chrysler t2l. q ton
used less than 3 months; 500 each
Call OF. 4.9O50.
ALUMINIUM SCREEN and storm door
In tflrst quality, complete with ell
h esS ~ care; iasITStng i9staIl Va z
b052 or 10. 9-l144, JU. 5-7024.
ANTI0UES-Corner chair, SIT;
Rosewood chest. marble top, $50
seat SsS ga satin s ssss crys Cse
tartan, nielsen figurines. lamps,
miscel. Very reaonahle. KE. o.2236
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NELP-DOMEsTIO


COOK for the month Of June in New
England references required. Box
232-G, Star.
COOK AND CIV, ct our summer
home BY sea. SJ6 wk. transp.
good accommod.; ref. DE. 2.30be.
CIV. AND CQ0kINdi live IN q
In family: on Thurs. and SUN: $50
gls4ii4sri must have good refs o.
COOKsG.H.W., lsar Chevy Chase
circle, must be free 70 50 TO Reho-
both Beech, Del: for z wks. Y,
CIV, CHILD GAZE. live In: pvt,
rm.. Tvi must have local refs. Call
OIL. 7-n12N after 4 pm.
G.H.W. plain COOKING: live Inl new
|, air.cond. home; 2 school-age chill.
dren, laundresS employed; exper.
only; $30 wk. OIL. 4.4786.
Gsa SS. ms Sis SMITH, iisi Co. iS.tses ss;'t'
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OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE FURNITURE
(USED)

OFFICE FURNITURE
(USED)
Leeal sise steel transfer nles.
i. ssiesman's s-dravsr tsbl. desk.
z-dravsr steel istter-sissd fle
Secretary desks. as cheap o. SIS.
NEW
steel dhle. pedestal desks. $50.
once supply cabinets. $50.
Hundreds Of items In new and
used furniture TO select from. See
US before YOU buy.
n. FRANK 4 SON
Ai1 ard 81. NV. Elk. 3.Ao7A
OIL PAINTINGS ct low price; used
furniture. kE. s-676i sttes. Q
ORGAN = Eleetronie, spinst organ
n nossns pa Ki4 ;sris,n LIFETIME s Sg
SoN. u NV. III. 7 asSSSsc CO. 1850
oR0AEo--Attaeh % piano played
s 0s ssasSnaSIsD III .saas. Eves.
fANT-l 300 saIIcns. s3.Ss yalus,
Il. oicHNkR. -
PIANOS-We have 9 few real bar.
gains in used spinets and consoles;
such makes IS Fischer. knabe,
Estey, story a Clark, Winter. 0ul.
Sercsonie. fSons ST. $1,000. jon.
6 6fEEE T sSTDsE E ;,;h ana 9 't'- nv
PIANos---Knahe and steInvsy srand
pianos in neW-piano condition. at
great savingb For better musical
y wH ..e KITS 1850 Q ct. NV
PIANOs-Used uprtghts. sos up;
new spinets. $3O5; reeonditioned
fDS o.rns 81 o, SSeTifSn S1s.,n s2sS
$500. PIANO MART. iOl6 9TH e..
NV. OPEN THURS. EWES.
s$sSSsSs ~ sSss. sgS up b. s s:lS:
Open every eve. and all day Sun.
BUY At scHzEETEk's PIANO
Spring. yU. 9-3030.
PIANOS = Special purchaseI Pine
quality spinet pianos.. S465: regu-
iarly S6Db: fun eS-note direct.biow
g. ss'iS S.S.. T EE. s.slKfsIri FITS 1880 G
PIANOS-Latest model spinet and
console pianos returned from rent
al. At tremendous saving. These
pianos hays been used very little
k s.Ssiss' 1880 0 st. NV" RE-
PIANOS FOR RENT, with option to
buy, from 5000 monthly up. Plus
P PiiSSRles MA iRsfIs icis I'll III st. $500 ns
PIANOS. summer sale: several fine
sFands, comp. renewed; real saw.
inss. I. j. kIRWAN, IA. 2-36I2.
spec. Grand. pl. piano rebuilding.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spirets, consoles. grands and up-
Ilghts Of moderate rates from
Jo oRr kNI's'H TiAHRRk sT Foa s1 cor.
nsr 18Th and 2 sts, NV; tPhons
ATlington lPhone KE: e-6000l
e e3S2 Georgia Ave; silver spsins
stoTes open :yeninss Park n Tlons
rAS sch nSx ! S5sHd s a.ss
yy "; wo.1Rd5aaiY.' silver sDrin'' Nd
PIANO AND ORGAN SALE
Rebuilding compels US to move
quickly our fine stock OF new and
used Instruments. Save up TO $500
on. spinets, grands. consoles and
Used spinets, $20b up; new spinets.
$685. up. 80 mos, 70 pay. open
Mon. Thurs. and ri, eyes; 'ul ~
Pk ps sIkyER s srHt IN s.s RisAsEo co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
FoR SALE INSTALLATIONS BOA sAEMolLAMEous

WASHER, late-modei wringer type.
with auto. pump. Ii. 1888. 81
WASHING MACHINES. used rebuilt;
guaranteed; al kinds; $685. up.
ACNE STOVE CO.. i0ii 9TH o v.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto
mats; good condition; S45 or best
offer. RA, 3-3170 or KE, 6-s563.
WASHING MACHINE. 5 mos. old.
Kenmore auto. sudsaver. peri. cond.
$I40. FL. 6-401e.
WHEEL CHAIR. inVaiid's. folding,
brand new. never used; cost S145.
sacrifice for " price. 390l Fulton
st. NV. Wo. 6-62aS.
wELDE9s-New and used LINcoLNs
st.. Baltimore, MU. 5-S5l1.
WIFE RECORDER. Webster 375:
Tor. dictation; small and portable;
with case. timer, foot control. mike,
wire. Ewes, RA. 6-l174.
BRAND-NEW etradavari accordion:
value $67b: sacrifice. S225. CA
RUSO'S RESTAURANT. 427 18th
st. NV. from ] a.m.-2:30 pm. IL
MISC. LUGGAGE TRAILER. new
innerspring mattress chest Of
drawers. Formica kit. set. XII.
0-4722.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
WkTTPESCEC

White, exper.. neat and reliable. for
split-shift, reply in person. 1-3
pm: ena e-9 pm. st University
LADIES t5). placed immed. N AVON
comm, Call nowi DI. 7-0221.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
HELP-W0MEN

ssit sood earnings. Ssi conn
ave. NV. No phone calls.
WAITRESSES (2). day work. white.
Apply In person, CHuRCHILL'6
REsrAuRANT. 37o9 Macomb ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

(coNTINuep)

H0UsEKEEPER, white, single, mid:
nssd Inn cSarss Goa ca Hnnf ,o
adults 81: yisht Sous eSs SHS So 81.
and laundry; excellent salary; 5la-
day wk.; references; own apt.
suburban. Write for Interview. Box
1870. Star.
MAID TO i've in: g.h.w,. help with
care Of 2 children; bM days; $50
Fk;i; air-cond. home; refs. Oh,
MAID, woman or settled girl. "a
clean IN store: ref. required. Apply
MAID, preferably European, fcr
housework; live in; very lovely
Cali wo. 6-647i.
SUMMER or PERMANENT Posi-.
'TiON. cooking and lst-hoor woFh
in country home near Leesburg, Va,
Winters In washington. Other heir
employed. References required. Boz
500, Star.
WHITE LADY, settled, to live in,
g.h.w. care for ? children: steady
work. JE 4-71s5.
WOMAN DRIVER. exper. with b. C
license to go to country for 2 Wks
from June 10 to 81, VIII also have
TO cook for I adult and ! child
No other housework. must have city
refer. S45 wk.. pu 7-327l,
i've n: family 81 ~ x reiefsne S"'
OIL. 4-5640 or ST. 3-7577.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
PIANO AND ORGAN SALE

Rebuilding eompels US to move
SSisky STT ns ' Sss. q IN n g $685. S
on Spinets, grands. consoles and
apt. upriGhts: many famous makes.
Used spinets, S20b up; new spinets.
Mon. Thurs. and md , ETi, s eyes; ~ ~ 9
RS9 ps sIhXER o srG Jn s.s esss$sEo co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

FURNITURE Of 6-rm. house: NOV
ing out Of town. Household ar
ticles;, Any reasonable offer &C.
sprIns. 10. V5.sS7S. w. S1'e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
BUSINESS SERVICES
FOR SALE

BsMT. - waterproofed. pointing.
eaglking; work guaranteed. HE.
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SlTUATI0Ms-MEN
slrUATI0NS-W0MEN

PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced.
would like work at day; good ref.
call II. 3-s553.
WOMAN. white, AS; p. B. X, small
board or mail clerk or clerical or
tillng. OIL. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

PIANOs-Latest model spinet and
81. At Tremendous saving. These
pianos have been used very little
and are IN new-piano condition.
KITS. 1880 O ct. NV" RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
SlTuATI0Ms-D0MEsYIc

DO YOU NEED HELP?
,,, Cooks, maids: Tother's helper;
7-6Sss. MooRE's EMPL. AGENCY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps generators.
sod cutters rollers. etc RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP CO JU 6-b040.
RENTALs-CUB Tractors. now
Ell, tillsE s chsin sayyss 'sd IMc
si26 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR CONDITIONER. console or
portable. V 70 Y ton. Can JE. g.
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Sas from 1os sc ssSa Eon SsR option Ss ps e
PIANO PIANO MART lois I'll I'll st. o NV,
PIANOS. summer sale: several fne
i ms. L. eHnRR:I R SsniS'o a. reg ss :S
spec. Grand. pl. piano rebuilding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
HEATERS

30-galior Notwithstanding Gas
water heaters: guaranteed.
THIS WEEK SPECIAL. S25
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Nov. l6-Jeanette Gwynne, 500
n. Chatsworth; Mrs. Walter Ben
nett, s72 ST. Anthony Av.; o. d.
Smith, 647 w. Central Av.; Mrs.
Ralph Gardner, 5sl Iglehart Av.
Nov. l7-Mr. Frank Boyd, 443
Mackubin; Barry Joe Harrison,
66S Iglehart Av.; Caroline Foster,
1888 Sherburne Az; Tony Ma
lingo, ass N. Grotto; Gary Ste
phen Allen. 642 Iglehart Av.
Nov. Moses Brown, 800 st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. James Green,
775 St Anthony Av.; Joseph
Sykes, $50 Rondo Av.
Nov. 19-Jimmie Shavers, 800
N. ST. Adams; Mrs. Lydia Brown,
500 St Anthony Av,; David Phil
lips Coins, 500 Fuller Az.
Nov. 2O-Mrs. Lee Gwynne, 800
N. Chatsworth; Johanna Stokes,
663 Aurora Av.; Ted Allen, 973
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. William NJ.
Brown, 221 st. Anthony Av.; Her
bert Commodore, 1921 w. Central
Av.
Nov. 2l-Donnell f. Erwin, III
Rondo Av.; Walter Mcfarland,
1915 Rondo Av.; Reginald Clark,
s12 St Anthony Av.; Richard
Parker, SOS St. Anthony Av
Nov. 22-Mrs. Bertha Boyd,
397 ST. Adams; Ventress Jackson,
739 Rondo Av.; Portia Jean Rus
sell, 633 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Gloria
Forenz. 525 Rondo Av.: Mrs.
Ben Moore, 80 w. Lawson; Mrs.
Wyatt Cooper, 4s3 w. Central
Av.; Garland Hunter Jr., 413 w.
Central Av.; Sylvia Hunter, 413
w Central Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
One Act Play
Sunday Evening A.
81. Peters A.M.E,

A drama group from st, Peters
AME church will present II Have
Spoken To My Children" a play
on school indignation by Darius
L, Swami, on Sunday, November
"a, at $50 p. m. Admission is 70
cents.
Il Have Spoken To My Chill.
dren," is a one act play for verse
chorus, published by the Friend
ship Press, Inc.
The cast Of the play includes
Bill Fraction, Maurice White,
Bert Wade, F1ossie Harris, Shirley
Hughes, Marlene Allen and others.
The play is directed and adapted
by Connee Bowman, Mrs. w Max
wen is the assistant director.
Also featured with the play
will be Bits from HITS, with
duets by Alvin Del Chamblee and
Rama Estes. Mr.. Chamblee viii
present some original music Of
his own Terry Qualls and Ralph
Primm will also participate in
this feature.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
AftuckS-Brooks
DedicufeS Room In
Memory o. Hall Jr,

AttuCks-Brooks Post No COG
American Legion held its formal
dedication Of its new O. c. Han
Jr. Room on Sunday afternoon.
November 10 from to 7 p. m. at
the club rooms, 1884 N. Chatsworth
Av., St Paul
stephen Maxwell st. Paul at
torney and a past commander
was master Of ceremonies.
Opening prayer was offered by
Rev Denzil A. Carly district
chaplain Of the American Legion.
History Of the Post was given by
Charles w. Blackburn and a
memorial to the deceased members
was given by Marion l.. Brown,
past commander.
The dedicatory address was de-
livered by Leonard G. Carlson. de-
partment commander Others TAX
ing an active part In the ceremony
were w. J. Parker, post command
er, and Rev. Denzil Carly. district
chaplain
In the absence Of Mrs.
James Bradford, auxiliary presi
dent, who was IN and unable to
attend, Mrs Eugene H. Lewis
gave a few brief remarks from the
auxiliary Mrs. L. w. Burger, de-
partment president Of the auxil-
larry brought greetings from the
department
Mrs. o. G. Han Sr. mother Of
the late O c. Hall Jr.. was pre-
scented with a corsage Of red
roses by Mrs l.. J. Parker, wife Of
post commander Mrs Hall gave
a few responsive remarks ex-
pressing her gratitude 10 the post
for the posthumous honor 10 her
son.
The meeting was well attended
and there were many distinguished
guests present Many congratula-
tory kilograms and expressions Of
the progress made by the post in
the past ten years were received.
Concluding the ceremony an
open house and inspection tour Of
the building was held An album
dance Of fal flowers were placed
at vantage points in the new
room. Refreshments were served
from an artlstically decorated tea
table carrying out the patriotic
motif Members Of the auxiliary
assisted as hOstesses and were IN
charge Of refreshments under the
chsirmanship Of Mrs Woodrow
Reed.
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guests were Mrs, Harris and Mrs.
Eva Neal Mr., Harris win spend
ten days in the city visiting rela-
uves and renewing old friendships,
Club Hostess; Mrs. Freda Har-
ris SOS Carroll Az. win be hos
tess TO the oDT Club on wednes-
day November 20,
Conyalesclng At Homes Mrs
ollye Gum, 7S3 Iglehart Av., is
convalescing at home where she
has been confined for the past two
weeks due to an attack OF the fru.
LalsscE-nous. fairc Bridge Club
Mrs. Clarence A, Anderson was
charming hostess Saturday Ne
vember9 as she entertained mem
bers of the Laissez-nous-f airt
Bridge club and guests at he,
home, 500 Dayton Av. After lunch
the afternoon was enjoyed playing
bridge Club prizes were won by
the Mines Charles Glenn, first
NJ. X Mcknight, second; o, l.
Alexander, third and the consola.
ton went 20 Mrs Richard l.
Stokes, Sr. Guest enjoying the
hostesses' hospitality were the
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Annual Auxiliary
leo Held Nov. 10

In an autumnal setting featur-
ing fan vegetables and flowers as
the center Of attraction, the Min
neapohs Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
Porters Union held their annual
Autumnal Tea Sunday November
10, at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Wade Sr., 1921 Fourth Az. s.
The hours were from 4 to Z p. m.
Centering the lace covered tea
table was a wicker horn Of plenty
filled with vegetables, fruits and
straw flowers between burning
orange tapers in twin silver
candlesticks Trays Of dainty
sandwiches, cookies, nuts and
candy added charm to the setting
Presiding at the silver tea and
coffee services which adorned op-
posite ends were Mrs L. NJ Stew
art, president and Mrs, A. owens
past president
During the hours, guests en-
joyed chatting and tasty refresh
ments as they gathered around
the tea table
Door prizes were won by Mrs
f. C. Harris and Mrs. Frederick
Jones.
Members of the auxiliary In the
latest fan creations served as hos
tesses.
Mrs. Warnell Rhodes was gener-
al chairman assisted by the
Mines. Floyd Manson and Robert
Payne. Mrs. l.. NJ Stewart Is
president.
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Parents Announce Troth
OF Lois Marie Patterson
To Roger Lee Grigsby Jr

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Patterson,
s22 Fremont Av. N, have an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter. Lois Marie TO Mr.. Rog-
er Lee Grigsby Jr., son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Lee Grigsby sr., Of
1909 Second Av S.
Miss Patterson is a graduate Of
North High School and Is cur
rently employed as a nurses aid
at Oak Ridge Hospital
Mr.. Gugsby is a graduate Of
Minneapolis Vocational school and
also attended Dunwoody Institute
where he studied electronics.
No wedding date has been set.