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ZION gapTIsT

The title ~ Rev II w Bolt 3
sermon Sunday. August IL, was
"a Praying Church The scrip
ttre lesson, Acts i2sl-l2. was the
story Of Peters miraculous release
from prison due 10 the power Of
prayer
During a short conservation ser
wee. Atr. and Mrs william r.
Johnson Of 1913 Fifth 81. ~. dedi-
Gated their baby daughter 70 the
Lord
Two new members, Janice
Brantley and Mrs Belfey were
welcomed
Visitors present were Mrs r.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew A.
Hudson. Mrs. Beulah Jones. Mrs
Olivia Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. WA
liam r Johnson. all OF Mlnneapo-
lis, Clifton Smith. st. Louis Mo-,
e. T. Hawkins OF Forest. Miss. (,
James Washington OF Los Angeles
Calf. Deacon PrimOus Strong 81
Joliet III. and Miss Donna Owens
and Mrs Irene Tobler, both Of
Kansas city, Mo
At 5 D. m. a request program
waa presented featuring the
Senior Choir.
Zion Time table Church school
$50 a. m. Morning WORSHIP, II
a. m. Baptist Training Union
$50 p m. evening worship s p m
and prayer service each Wednes-
day at 7.30 p. m.
You are always welcome 81
Zion, the Friendly Church
Evelyn Smith, reporter.
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The Riviera in Las Vegas There
he viii play Tor four weeks ami
his take home pay win BE- well
Jge- 100000 for his engagement
ny reason tor trynz 70 got
sHay from the night clubs l..
want b reach people a large
segment " my audience Il Cgt yil
resnagefa can't afford 10 - o.
night clubs"
I'm also limited 10 ny artistic
fgllHment and song seiectioHa
Heiatpnte told 40 feN weeks ago
~ Las Vegas. that thia concert
tgar 10 what be really enjoys and
ms 10 g1ieasaors On our part that
yaTa be- thrilled by spending an
evening Win Harry Esafonte
Eelsfonts ard his nrst wife
Marguerite "a child psychoioEistj
aro stlli the best ~ friends They
have two daughters shar four
and AdFioune. ninr lie u especial
~ close 10 his children
thay we're divorced last January
and i WBa while at the Riynrih en
Eagsmeut that ono early morning
March 81 that be and The charm
ing Jalis Robinson ~. dancer
ran OF 10 Mexico ana we're secret
" married
iio averages more than k26 600
per week year round from ~,
ataKe. movies and recordings Vic
tor records has guaranteed him
$4,000 year for this next 10
years lis Is tho only singer who
ever had three albums among the
top ten and over 1000 900 have
thus far been bought
iiciaf0ntr has set up fonnda-
ton 10 give full three aud four
year scholarships 10 deserving
and promising talents. regard
lees ~ race sr creed. something
DC NEEDED aud never got
ON the peraonai side We doubt
Very much II one can sea . greater
personality and artist IN America
today on ever
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ST. Paul LUTHERAN

The service last Sunday. was
conducted by Rev, Irgen Nelson.
IN the absence OF Pastor sunwall
Pastor Nelson used as hts text
Luke t9lsl0 His topic was. Tho
God We Can't Predict lie ne
ferrcd 20 2acchaeus. one of the
main characters in the lesson. az
being a wealthy and powerful man
who was used "a comfort and ease
The time came for Zacchaeus
when he became so anxious 10 ses
Jesus that he put at stake what
he had He ran DOWN the road
Ike a little boy climbed up into
tree and went through the dis.
comfort Of sitting on a limb IN
order that ne might see Him when
He came down the road When
Jesus came 90 the tree He did the
uupredictahle thing He stopped
looked up az ZRCchaeus. called 20
him 20 come down, because Tie
wanted % 20 with him Go his
home Tho result that zacchaaus
was saved
Because % our modern methods
~ travel and communication We
are neiEhborS 10 an the people OF
The world The only power that
can save the world from caiafu-
ity Is the living God
Pastor Nelson closed hia mes
sage with q warning Don't try 90
~ God into what you want % DO
4 Rest upon TITS promises. even
though they seem impossible He
was rejected by IT'S own people
because Re ga not coune up %
their calculations u Him, They
nailed HIM 20 cross he wants
% save ms and use "a IN Tits com
mu1ity WIN wu as a congregation
trust Inn and serve Him wha,
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Newman Renominufed
For Nofionoi Urban
League Trustees

New York The nominating
COMMITTEES Of tho National Urban
League has announced the unani
nous denomination n Minueao-
tan 20 It's board Of trustees lie Il
Cecil Newman. publisher of the
Spokesman and Recorder news
papers Of Minneapolis and -
Paul
Others reapminated include
George Butter. Washington u G.
Lloyd X Garrison ~ II Mrs
Walter A Hirach. " ~ Mrs "
- Farquharson Seattle u Is
law chicago. Loren Miller Los
Angeles Louis simon " y
Absa Z spaulding Durham y c.
Henry stecger n y Roger L.
Stevens N Y
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puGRIN BAPTIST

Rev Moses Knott delivered the
sermon. Whatever win be-, win
BE- ar viii it2" Deacon Samuel
RICHARDSON gave the morning
prayer
Visitors were Mrs Lyle Wright,
sr Minnea polls. Mr. II r. MI
shra India. Mrs Timothy wicker
son Memphis. Tenn Mrs. Ruby
stewart Little Rock. Ark; Mrs.
Louise Davis birmingham. Ala,
Mr.. and Mrs James Kirk, Seattle,
Wash Rev Gerard Phillips, Win
ona. MINI, and Mr. Ben Murreil
Chicago. III Mr. Murrelfs father
was once pastor Of Pilgrim
on the sick list we're Mrs
Geneva Bledsos. ST. Josephs hos
pitaI. Mrs Ruby Jones, Ancker
hospital. Mrs. Reese Brently
Miller hospital and Mrs. Wanda
Owens. Midway hospital
The dedicatory prayer was Civ
Ell by Trustee Ramsey Jackson,
Next Sunday. Rev Milton Combs
win preach Rev Floyd Massey
Jr viii return 10 the pulpit,
Aug 25 from mentioning. -
Sherrie Mazingo reporter.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E.

The speaker for Sunday August
IL. was our presiding elder Rev
Nelson Pryor lie honored US with
his presence 10 help US celebrate
his 18th anniversary as presid.
ing elder He delivered a very In
spring message and related some
u his experiences as presiding
elder
Music was furnished by the
Youth and Senior Choirs The
Youth Choir sang, Knocking and
the Senior Choir sang I'm the
Garden
Four Junior ushers % the Usher
Board served Sunday
Nikki Starks, reporter
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York Kansas C1ty and Chicago
They will participate 10 the toati
vties and meet with area business
civic and political leadefH 20 ila
tuss future company plans
rhe Sinclair otastah win ia.
gludo I. W lnalh. vice president
ana general salra manager New
yWk W. y arua "a western
regional dyo preaiirnt chicago
" y Nelson Western division
manager and Frank Eeilyr tssis
bnt division managar both ag
Kansas City ; Delaney adyer
tintns manager and Richard A.
kin sales promotion manager
both 81 New York, and FRANK
Macdonald SALES promotion
manager both ~ New York arid
FRANK Macdonald, sales promo,
ton manager KansaA CITY
Ko8r said the mwtl-atatlap
opanng represents sthe largest
rrciest Of IT, tyro undertaken BY
any At company In the Twin
Cities rho additional units bring
Ia 81 the number ~ sluelagr STA
iians m thc Twin Cities ard 20
lla the total tof Minnesota
The siN.mon,h huildlnE pro.
gram Korr said grvatt8 hundreds
% ieba tor lpyal workers through
contractors and suhenutraytnm,
and win create hundreds more Ia
t0e future We estimated that a.
500 manhaurs % wvrk went into
construction ~ The new stations
Koso also alselaaai that eon-
tracts have been signsd tar tho
hultiine % seven additional aui'a
this fsn and early next srring
and By late pcSt YEAR many mcrr
win he IN yario,s stages ~ con.
styurtlon
n 4 Gay Twin Cities manager,
who il IN dlrcct charge - the big
project said the nrw stations with
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SIOUX
r L L S
NEWS
N 7 z S

BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Fails, y. ID.

This Is the worse time Of any
season 10 try 70 write news sim
ply because eyeryone's going
somewhere are having guests and
before / can acknowledge Il they
have gone o. returned Anyway II
Is fun trying 10 play catch up
The Virgil Anderson family d
300 w. Bailey wish to send most
sincere thank you greetings to All
who were 80 kind 10 them at
most important time You know
who yuu are and plsase accept
this The family Is trying 10 send
Individual cards but they just
might miss someone and they
don't want % Mrs Anderson
turned in s73 10 81 Johns Build
ing Fund from memorials sent 70
me late v Anderson. A small part
Of this money viii be used 10
make a plaque or shall 40 direct
10 the Church fund where Il Is
badly needed Mrs A. put all
money directed 10 her 20 the best
Of use.
Mr. James Martin Is going 70 be
placed IN 4 nursing home because
he does need care He - doing fine
Al present. shall let you know
the name Of the nursing home
soon TIN then address mail 70 the
McKennan hospital
MIR c. Shelley is doing fine az
ter suffering a slight stroke last
spring but at present Mrs, S is
having a Bit " trouble with her
tootsies ther teetl She may have
to undergo minor surgery
To the ]. c Crowders In Min.
neapolis Minnesota see they
have been wed almost forty years
and believe I've been leaning on
them and with them all the wuy
May God bless you two | actually
believe your marriage was made
in heaven "a like nothing better
than have my marriage be as sue.
reSaful
Mr. and Mrs o Murray Mr.
and Mrs Sapenter Philip John.
son all Of California, are guests
az the X /. Haynes residence An
are kin to Mrs Haynes and these
/ folks used TO live here 30 they are
having old home week
Maurice and Eddie Coakley
| played an important part in the )
j. baseball team u Sioux Falls
that won the state tourney Both
boy are sons Of the NJ Coakieys
Of 1921 S. Summit
A few cards and letters and
even dough win DO Bob williams
al g26 n Blauvelt lot Of good
Get well real soon Teddy Qualls
I'm right In your corner praying
all the way
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rtRsr NrM norr nNrrlsr


THE morning message taf sun
8ay. August II was delivered by
Eey Arthur tIsFper assistant
pastcr the tacic fey Rev tlar.
rsrs sermon was a witncss For
Christ amd the supporting test
was John liza
Visitors werr Mira 4 81 kcr
nszly 10 East So iaHs M Har.
OBJ rsevts An3 Mrs CrceNa W0v
tNirEfar
TIE evening Erruran was De-
Gyvrns ~ Rev HaFpeg ussng as
hls ttpic IRE r'r0bcN son snl
fdr h.s text. Lake rs
on SUNDAY August rs tisc PAS
tor Rev NJ NIn,ey CalhwGn. w,l'
eE,Nss ss h,s suhpeet Waiting
flr a Chance Bnt ire supporting
Test VIII ~ ioha lttt az ths
g'1fHuE service
on sunday rrer.nE AuEtsf ~
REV CaIh0au win tsEjn aseues
% sewer sermons on ISttera fa
SEVEN Craryhes .B ASIA TIE text
wu be chapters tNo ard thrive u
Revelation
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Love ror The Theatre

AfNNh w AAtF tHtsAsh
re wsa discharged In 1850. and
vent 70 work helping his father.
who was building superinteud-
eat one day someone tipped him
with a couple Of tickets for a col
ored show that Iocai Negro 40.
tors group produced and ho has
been IN love With ths theatre ege-
since Under the Gi Ein, GsilfUuta
joined the New Yofk drama
Workshop Two Of hla classmates
were Tony Curtis and Mar.ua
Braade
lie cousldsrs hlnHeif az an &C
Tor Ar actor ~ s0HEa 10 char.
actcrizea every song he sings
For Matilda light tempo
calypso chant about q girl who
runs away with All his money he
tells the audience about 4 ia such
= gay manner that when he asked
them 70 jan IA me chorus, even
the sophtatieaiss ~ the waldorra
Empire Room IN New York and
lhs Riviera IN Las Vegas % 30
"it waH impossible for me "a
get fairly good acting sob after
finished with ths Drama Work
shop hs said ~rhc only thing
they would aiioR me to % vas
uncle Tom parts SO got Job
IN the garment district for $40 a
wool,
rislhf1uts In tsll and athleticsly
built and has a bnylah face Yes
handsome, I'd say Ne has loads
u sea appeal tand I don't think he
knows lt or cares
I'm certain that a was these
very quHNlto9 Wliich helped him
get started ~ singer
tIia first singing JOB paid him
$40 per week. and went over big
with his bosses Within two years
he was making $500 week az q
singer ~ popular songs
tie @vuid apend many days IN
tho Library ~ Congress- playing
FOLK records doing research and
rewriting % ~ hia style,
incurar over A million Dollars
It's Income today ~ well over a
million dollars per year
ilis only night club engagement
fnI The next six months VIII be al
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

New York Visitors Mrs Mar
vel Cook and nephew Kent
Johnson and Miss YvonHe Cum
berbatch. All OF New York city
arrived in the city August 4 and
have been the house guests Of Dr
and Mrs w . Brown OF SOS II
itth S. Mrs Cook the former
Marvel Jackson. is native
daughter The visitors are the
houae guests al present OF Mr.
and Mrs u q Coram OF Savage
MINI
10 Vacation Ia Chicago; Mrs
W u Brown. sos +. 18th 81 WIN
leave BY motor Sunday morning
Tor Chicago 70 wslt her sister and
brothcrdn-law Mr. and Mrs I'D
ward Sterling Miss l. . Smith,
we'll known attorney IN Mime
apols is also guest Of the ster.
liugs and will accompany her sis
ter on the return trip hons.
To Attend shrine Conclayes
Chalmers l. Lawson. illustrious
patcntato Of Fszzan Temple No
- Charles u poty. imperial
deputy Desert OF Minnesota and
nahie samuel . Mitchell viii
leave by motor Saturday August
IA for Philadelphia. Pa. 70 at
tend the Imperial Session Of the
Shrine Mrs Ozeil Dawson viii
accompany The trio rbey will VS.
it temples ~ Cleveland, Detroit
and New York city while on this
trip
sister l. GuestI Miss Ncttie
Williams OF Detroit. Mich, arrived
August o 10 visit with hsr sis
ter and brother in-law. Mr. ana
Mrs Booker Daniels and dauEh-
ter OF llla Fourth Az s The
Rooksrs with their guest, spent
four days IN Canada AZ Lake Nlpa-
gone ana enjoyed slghtsceing
tours Miss Williams win remain
through the month Of August
tpmily Visitors Mr. and Mrs
Percy Steele 81 san Diego. Calf
spent few days la the city and
wsrc the guests uf Mr. ana Mrs
shelton Granger and family OF
1859 Ftfth Az s. Mr Steele
brother pt Mrs Granger is exc
eulvy SECRETARY 70 che san Diego
Urban League
Family Guests Mr and Mrs
Elmo Hsu II Shreveport La, are
visiting a brother C ~ Hall ~
20t2 Columbus Av Mrs Betty
Morrison ag ass Iglehart, SO PAU
entertained The group at dinner
In the River Room a. schmemana
on rsre3ay After diunsr they
spcn. an enjoyable evening with
an aunt % the Halls who lives 10
81 Paul
sister Il Guest Mrs Wesley
Johnson II Memphis Tenn. srrtv.
ai IN the city Tuesday and Ia the
hauac guest o. her sister Mrs
Hazel RalBey 81 3sil Fourth Az
s Nrs Johnson IS a teacher Ia th7
Memphis school system
/ Dinner GaIr>t~{ Nr ard Mrs
[ Edward Carr 81 fsanu MInu
Srte the duuer Guests on Thur
I day 81 Ar ant Mrs Jesse BROOKE
/ e AaoSa. auu GA Sunday Avx
la the Cars had as their guests
Mr. ard Mrs George Ailen 81
[ stacy Nina
u
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brothers are Dick, Buck and
bs stated by about 80 community
residents
n IL source Of satisfaction 20
Sinclair that 30 many Of 0ur
dealers. old and new who are IN.
dependent Twin Cities business
msu. share snciaira opinion that
a large uniappnd market Tor auto,
motive products exists ana viii tn.
crease said Gay
Each new station with a color
scheme ~ green and white has a
porcelain enamel exterior. and Is
equipped with a complete service
department and salsaroom dsa!gn
"a "a provide all automotlye SER
vice needs wide drvewBys and
strntegically placed pump ialand
are designed rot quick efficient
ssraee The new group OF siattona
IL grarcd "a service about 5000
GERS day
Nelson wba iH responsible for
Sinclair operations in nine western
districts Including Minnesota 90
serted mat the openings ~ the
~ rev service stations demon
atnte me companya faith 10 the
continued prosperity and economic
growth 81 the Twin cities the
state ~ Minnesota ana the sn
tire Upper Midwest
srHa II one OF ,he country 81
fastest developing areas both Boz
residential and commercial build
ing said Nelson Minnesota anil
the Twin cities long have beer re.
coRnlhed Ra water wonderland
lu 'hr summer ard a great sports
araa Throughout the year, which
attracts cyef-iuetesnng numbers
pt tourists ard vasatinneu
Win the areas expanding &c
pnany bringing large uun,hefa u
ucw prrmapsut residents ard
with Use nCiux Of heavy tourist
traffic, mofe and more ears are
remaining 10 o. passing through
the region THIS means increased
demand far petroleum products u
H Sughifs Intention 10 invest
large amount Of money 90 gain \
share az thla market and 60 gr9~
with the Upper Midwest
Rtbbon.rutging ceremonies con.
dustrd by the Mayors ~ botb
Minneapolis ard &C. raui Fraay
mafWnE AuEuft ii. wtll official,
~ staff open House activities and
usher u Nardi Grss atmosphere
III communities throughout che
Twin Cities
Minneapolis naprr A. Kenneth
Peterson Wlll prrntda AT a ribb0n
cutting ceremony ~ The now scr
use station 81 tsrnard Sltyerman
lskc aud Ewing Streets ~ . A
nj A similar ritual viii be- con
au,ted by SO raul Mayor Joseph
Dillon al The A l. rost service
s,ati2R Grand ans Mainline sts
"a 1880 m
Eyviyrus ATTENDING mo Opsr
House celebration msy romprts
Zoe b,K prizes without obligation
So make purchases registration
iof tho pfis,a van ha waic 81
any sinclair station nvtaR ths
upru tlouse Tag The Grand Pets,
viii Do RambicF Cross Country
slaiioB Wagon other prttrs wtt
inelole " portable teloyiaep sets
sud ain equal numtrr az sets 81
iGoasiygsf tires
THO PRISE selections VIII BE- %
station KSrp ~ ehaansi . a
$50 y m Monday August 81
Fayers wN be distributed b
( adults ana ghilJrrU daily Al eayl
service station mti supplies al
exhausted
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-. remember the words ~ the
Lord Jesus. how Tie said. II l.
Nerr pleased 10 give than 90
rvesiye trhc Acts 10, ISL
I, takes naeat " "a AZ least
half a lifetime 30 appreciate,
through our own personal en-
ptricuee lhc truth q tbs
words % tbr Master But
what . blessed full ana use
fuI life would result II ~
accepted Hts words Co egr
youth. ara lived tho lenE
years by them
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New ,hat tho weather Is hotter
some human brains might deysirp
ha box u u8cd bit Be
rsuuuusi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

For those who have just about
everything there IL a cultured
pearl, sttll In its oyster sold in a
cant
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ADVERTISERS hss rsla IN ire past
ana Il vtu psy TODAY why try g.
tknorc Iris vita, fast a5ggi selling
Ero,is
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rus rArrR CoSrS rs CENTS,
AND u NORTH IT!
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CHURCH
NEWS

does not seem probably IS passiole
for Ham. Anna Wendell, re-
porter
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Belofonfe

CONTINUED from page l.
could agree On was that The civil
War was good thing
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No $3.50
LAND rIrt.E MMON. ~
APFIit AriON ron
REPRESENTATIONS or LAND

COUNTY or uENNErIs
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
tu the Matter 90 the application
so GLADYS y Wsfei 90 register che
SIDE ta thp following described real
estAto situated ~ itfnnsplH County.
rue West 30 feet 90 the East
sgaS feet ~ lot a. Block s. GaaE
s others sabdivisl0u, Applicant
rfaa S. tanr, Unknown Heirs
81 trra " IanW, deceased,
Taurs p Nsarer Myrtle 81 BaiE
af WEiiaw d. Nearer DECREASED
ana ana afhvf peFpDue ag parties
aukupwN, gis}mtnN any right
Fttlr, estate fiaH ~ interest tn
tHa real estate described iu the
apcii es tinp Pr afarnd utonta heye-
ruE srtFE or MINNESOTA 10
TuE aunNU NAMED
DEtIN
You are hereby Fumm0hsa ard re-
ailred % aaawef fbH application "
ghe applicant tu me above entitled
prDce@d{na ans to file year answer
t0 enc SAID Apgilgatiou N the Of
tica ~ taa eierA - uald court. in
said eeunfNs within twentv 1907
aays 81 sueh ssrvJce, and u you fail
- answer the application within
IN THIS pTecae1ing viii agplr C. tire
tha tiGae afofeeafa the applicant
csart Tor the fsltet demanded there.
IN
SEAL
WITH FISK phihp O. Sehmfat
CigrS 81 saia court and tho
seal thereof ~ sgelis iu
said eoanty this isth aas ~
AuMeat 40 t8aF
rHttdP t MsgGMtpr, Clerk
Hy A. g Hubper NwHutr
Rrfhnr a Jnhnaen
AstaronY for AppinAut
t3l Northwestern Federal B8fldiag
Minneapolis a MHnrapLR
kaRnsAn. kaEaat t& IS a 3eN
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Dinner GurSt-s Nv ard Mrs
Edward Carr 81 tsanu MINI
yvvrs me diuUer guests on Thurs
4ay % Ar ard Mrs Jesse Brooks
e AaoEs aiHu ca Sunday Aug
II the csrys had as their guests.
Mr. ard Mrs George Allcn d
stacy Nina
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ITS only night eluh engagement
foE the next SIX months viii be al
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sister l. Guest Mrs Wesley
Johnson II Memphis Tenn srrtv-
hd IN the city Tuesday and IA the
house guest o. her sister Mrs
Hazel RalBey 81 3sit Fourth Az
s Mrs Johnson IS a teacher IA the
Memphis 4gnool aystan
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BeottyCircus
Due Thursday
In Alexandra

The Clyde Beatty Circus, billed
as the last of the big tops. viii
roll into Alexandria Thursday
for a one-day stand.
More than 200 animals viii
perform in the two shows sched-
uled for Thursday, a matinee at
2 pm. and an evening show at
Is o'clock.
Sponsored by the Alexandria
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
the circus will set up its tents
in a field on Duke street oppo-
site the Shirley Duke Apart.
ments.
A spokesman said the first Of
80 tractor trailers will drive onto
the circus grounds about 3 am.
Thursday. arriving from Rich
mond. He said more than 500
performers and roustabouts travel
with the company.
A feature of the show will be
Clyde Beatty. 53-year-old ami.
NAL trainer. performing with
lions and tigers.
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Morningside Wonders
Who Will Be New Moyor

Morningside, Md. Is still won
dering who is going to be its next
mayor.
Mayor William Jay Lowery has
not filed for reelection. Only
one candidate. william Stewart,
4l0 Morgan drive. has filed for
q seat on the five-man council.
It first appeared that Mr..
Stewart would become mayor as
we'll as councilman. The council
man who receives the highest
number Of votes is supposed to
become mayor,
However, Alexander Harvey II,
assistant attorney general, told
Mayor Lowery that. according TO
his Interpretation Of the town
charter, MIR. Stewart can be
elected only TO a council post.
He also said the town charter
does not provide for write-in
candidates.
Fortunately" said Mr.. Low
cry. mfr. Stewart will not be
sworn in until May 20. Maybe by
that time we can figure this out"
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Prince Georges Voters
To Ballot in 13 Areas

Residents OF IS Prince Georges County municipalities will
to the polls tomorrow to elect local officials.
They will choose IL presidents commissioners
two ueasuers and Al counclmen write-n will
be permitted ballots.
Ranking among the most spirited campaigns
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Arlington High School
Boy Wins Scholarship

John Hagenbuch, a senior at
Washington-Lee High School.
Arlington. has won a National
Merit Scholarship to study SCI
ence and liberal arts at Brown
University. John is the son Of
Mrs. Winifred Hagenbuch Of 4907
North Washington boulevard.
John. one Of two winners from
Washington-Lee, is president Of
the Science Honor Society there
and a member of the school
band. Last week he won first
place in chemistry in a State
competition at the College Of
William and Mary.