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LOST-Boy, s n. I m. black curly
hair and brown eyes; answers 70
Mike. II found, return 10 JUDY.
PHYLLIS T. AND HELEN r. think
The Coasters" ought 10 make .
record called Il Found Her.
JOHNNY, IN be thinking d you
while you're gone. Write me some
time (46O6). Sis.
SENATOR FANS-what do you say!
Let's 10 to the ball game today,
Tuesday and wednesday.
LOUIS-'Love Ne Tender" because
you have True Love" and always
be the man you are. VERA.
SELL OR TRADE-Pair Mercury
spinners. DICK GIRARD. XII. p
1898.
r. Dts NOt For Ne to Say but
Its You I Love-" 80 let me be
your Teddy Bear" EVIL Angel"
JOYCE-I am sorry you feel the
way you do about me. The Heart
broken Brat.
FOR SALE-Bicycle, girls 26-in-;
good condition; price, SIS or best
offer. Call ia 9-8347.
TO MY BABY, Bobby D. who has
been my steady for 6 mos. on July
Is. The F1irter (JOAN.
FOR SALE-Golf clubs and new cart,
$50. TIA. 9-6957.
KATHY C.-"I'm Sorry" but have
to go "Over the Mountain" III be
spending many Long, Lonely
Nights" Talking to the Blues"
Thanks for everything. TOMMY H.
ARE YOU A Short. Fat Fanny"
looking at -Four Walls? Your fig
ure problems are Gone" when you
discover MacLevy Slim-Teen Spe-
cial; II visits, only STATS. JU. p
OO8O, ia. 5-6515.
J. c. HIGGINS super de luxe 28-m.
girls bike; cost, $50; must sell;
leaving town, SIS. TIE. 6-8144.
C. A.-Why don't you Send Me Some
Lovin" and Kill Me With Kisses"
cause IT Like Your Kind Of Love. "
~?
TO EVERYONE at Suitland High
School. I will miss you when
move to Florida. NANCY.
KITTY K-I like you. Don't you like
me just a little? Love, JOHNNY
(54O6).
WOODY, BOB AND RONALD-Wel-
come back from Michigan by Gloria,
Linda and you know who.
BOBBY C.-Do you have my record
ITO the Aisle?" It's been missing
since the night Of d. DIS party
BONNIE.
DEAR CARROLL am glad to see you
home to stay. Now we can 60 u
the pool. MARGIE ANN and M. l.
II
BETHESDA MYF-I've had LOADS d
fun in the senior MYF and III miss
the whole btnchl I'll September
LYNN.
NORMAN-"Evfl Angel" viii You b.
INV Teddy Bear" and don't LEI
me start Talking To the Noon
again. From your Little Darhn'
L. M.
FOR SALE-'4s Jeepster conv.; ire
engine red, 4-cyl., very econom
new rings, new clutch, 81 inspec
5000 or best offer WO. 6-1560.
I'm AND BARRYxWe want you =
be our Teddy Bears" 80 we car
write Love Letters In the Sano'
"It's Not for Us to Say" We Lax
Your Kind Of Love" TWO AL
MIXERS.
LOST ON JULY 4th-Bird dog Re
male pointer. brown Mver) AMI
white, short hair, 4 years old; neal
BladensburR: reward. ASK 10
RUSTY at Warfield T-26T.
FOR SALE-15O-Ib barbells, plus
co,,ple dumbells, perfect condition
s24 Call EN-. 3-3479.
SKIP-In miss you very mucn VIM
I'm away on vacation see 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
Teen Help Wanted

GuITAR PLAYER wanted for Rock
and Roll and Hillbilly Band. FOR
details, call DONALD WOOD, CY.
1928 (Over 16)
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and Janet on MOnuay.
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
Loving You" for 10 and Pete from
Sandy.
MILTEPlease ded. short Fat Fan
ME" to a wonderful NAV who had
a birthday, July "a.
DEAR MILF, please dedicate to Butch
K. from BARBARA H. Bye Bye
Love" He's my Teddy Bear" -
MILT-To Jim and Jimmy, dedicate
"Oh Baby Doll" Love, JUDY AND
HELEN.
MILT-Please play True Love- Tor
Woody H. and his Rock and Rollers.
From CAROL AND JOYCE.
DEAR MILT-PleaSe dedicate Susie
@" to the most wonderful Frank
in the world on his birthday, July
80 Thanks.
MILT-Please dedicate THE Shrine
of Saint Cecilia" for Ronnie, from
CONNIE, on Wednesday.
MILT Please dedicate "Oh Baby
Doll" to Jack B., from someone who
thinks he's a baby doll! "EVILN1
ANGEL"
MILT-Dedicate EVIL Angel" -Four
Walls" and Long Lonely Nights"
to Jimmy, from HELEN.
MILT-Please dedicate White Silver
MILT-"Mutual Admiration Society,"
from the mostest TO the neatest. AL
AND MARCIA.
DEAR MILT-Dedicate Teddy Bear"
to one of your great admirers,
Casper B., on Wednesday. July 81.
MILT-Please bring the record Hop
pers to your show, singing Whole
Lot of Shaking" r
MILT GRANT-Please play "Bip Bop
Bip" for the Southeast Avenue
Gang
MILT GRANT-Please play Evil An
gel" and "Bye Bye Love" to Norman
d. from L. M. @.
MILT-Please dedicate "BernardiDe-
to Dottie L.. from BILLY F.
DON AND MILF - Please dedicate
"Speedo" by The Cadillacs, 10 HoOf.
on his July 3lst birthday. HARD
HENRY. .
DON DILLARD-How about playing
"Bip Bop Bip" by Pretty Boy. for
SIGMA DELTA CHI?
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate "Bip\
Bop Bip" for Betty and Jimmy.
DON-Please dedicate Loving You
for JEANNE and Jake, on July ~.
They're topSl CUPID.
DON D.-Please play Hes Mine" for
the swell kids at Kenwood, on July
30.
DON D.-Please dedicate "A Whole
Lot of Shakin'" for Roy, Otto Grit.
Sam. Mr.. Hollywood. Johnny. Cous.
Norbert. and Tommy, from PAM.
DON DILLARD-How about spinning
Paper Dollar? It's cool, cool
disk.
JACK RowZIE-PIease play Zip
Bop Bip' on your Monday, July -
IyaflN -. 1srkr.
LORD FAUNTLEROY handy -
Please play "Bip Bop Bip" on your
show real soon. It's COOL.
MILTON q. FORD-Please dedicate
Zip Bop Bip" to Carole from TOM,
who digs her the most.
GENE WINTERS - Please dedicate
Pip Bop Bip" TO Teddy p, from
BETTY s. Thank you.
GENE WINTERS-Please play "Btp
Bop Bip" by Pretty Boy. for Denny
w, from ALL THE SOUTHEAST
GIRLS.
JAY PERI - Please play Paper
Dollar" for pretty boys fan club.
JAY PERRI-Piease play "Bip Bop
Bip" for Teddy. Jimmy. Joan and
Denny
JAY PERRI-Please play Zip Bop
Bip" on your Saturday night show
July n. Thanks. LOADS. .
JAY PERI How about spinning
Zip Bop Bip" on your Sat. night
show for Joan. Bea and Danny.
JAY PERI We love your show.
Please dedicate Paper Dollar -
Karen from DOUG.
JAY PERRI-On your Tuesday show.
Please play "Bip Bob Bip" for To
Till Boys"
CLIFF HOLLAND-P1eAse play -B1D
Bop Bip" BY pretty boy, gTca9
singer. love your show.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Continued From Page B-l

Continued From Page B.,
the first woman who has ever
had an audience with the Sui
tan of Morocco. None of the
women in the country wives
of diplomats, etc. see him.
Pat Saw Sultan Alone
"He expected me to come
with Dick" she explained.
land when didn't go (she was
advised it wasn't customary
he expressed surprise" So a
special interview was arranged
and Pat went to see him alone.
She found him fascinating.
What did they talk about?
I'VE talked about his youngest
daughter born when he was
in exile. I had seen her that
morning" The little 3-year-
old was called in during the
interview.
What was the most impress
sive thing about the trip, Mrs.
Nixon was asked.
THE great crowds every
where we went and their en-
thusiasm for the United States,
as shown by their greeting
to U.S."
What was the funniest
thing that happened? She
laughed and asked if we
wanted her to be undiplo-
matte. There were SO many
funny things / can't even
think"
Did she have any wardrobe
advice for travelling women?
Travel light and re-wear,
grinned Mrs. N. who washed
out her own waShableS as she
went along.
Besides Mrs. Frank Nixon,
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HAND.SEWN MOCCASIN.
TYPE LOAFERS

Handsome Sportsters by Sander Of
Boston make the casual footnote to
complete the teen sports outfit.
They're true noccosin-type Ioofers,
hand losted and sewn. White glove
leather, red, brown or black elk;
AVA to 9. sos
W6L-The Young Shoe Shop, End Floor
Washington store only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-22

Irish and Julie in blue coats
and blue velvet hats ("Mine
used to belong to Irish" said
the irrepressible julie, the
Vice Presidents brother, Ensign
Edward Nixon. currently sta
toned at Pensacola, Fla, was
there to greet them.
Undersecretary of State
Christian Herter and Deputy
UnderSecretary Robert MUIR
ply were there along with
Admiral Arthur Radford,
Messrs. Homer Gruenther,
Gerald Morgan and Jack
Martin of the White House:
Mr.. Buchanan and Assistant
Chief of Protocol Clement
Conger.
In the diplomatic group were
representatives from the
countries the NiXons visited:
Italian Ambassador Brosio and
his Minister. Egidio Ortona,
British Minister John Coulson
tbecause Ghana is still at
tached 10 the British and
Uganda is a crown colony,
Maj Seth Anthony of Ghana,
Ambassador OF Sudan Anis,
Ambassador Jerbi of Libya,
Minister of Morocco Benabud
and First Secretary John
Grigsby of the Liberian EN-
baSsy.
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BPW Members Heur
ProQrun1 on Health

Members of the D. c. Fed
Grafton of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs
attended program on cancer
and mental health last night
as part of the groups health
and safety program.
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piono Resital For Prentice
harris Younu Pupils

Mrs. Prentice Harris. tpa w
Central Az. So Paul presented
her third annual piano recital at
Camphor Methodist church on
Monday evening MAY 20
An apprcyintivc audience liss
tened 70 a program 81 classics pre-.
scented by the following pupils
LNm Wright Karcu Carey, ahar
on Gardner, pwayne Gnhroath,
Margaret Avery, julius pei I'ina,
Paul Carey. Beatrice Coleman
Marcia Rr1oRRs atepnanlc
PAYNE. Deborah uubrcath. Iscas
tuec Harris Anpabella and Iaa-
belle Foster Eugene Wright.
Jerome Del Pine Dennis suarkey.
leroy Gardner ana Judy Del rino
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Mrs George Kerry Jr was hos
tess 20 the Three O'Clock Bridge
club az her home, aSS 81 Anthony
Av on Saturday May IS Follow
ing lunch, members and guests
enjoyed several rounds Of bridge
Taking home prizes Tor high
scores for club members were
Mra Charles Rogers, first Mrs,
Cornelius Moblley second and
Mrs Norman Howell third Mes
Theodore Allen and Mrs Hyland
Stokes were guests Of the hos
toss and each was given gift
Mrs Leroy Coleman. stS w Cen
trail Az win be hosteas at the
next meeting ON June ~,
out az Hospital IIyland A
stokes, iAo2 Dora Lame, returned
home Sunday from Miller hos
pitM Mr. stokes had been hos-
rltaused since Saturday. May rs
an "a result Of injuries received Ia
an auto collision Mr. and Mrs
stokes are uuw raouperattng at
home
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ElEcnON TOPS AGENDA
or ADEIPHAI CLUB

The Adelphai club met on Tues
day, May 2s. at the home Of Mrs.
Minnie Raymond 65t Rondo Az.
Election 81 officers was the high
point Of the meeting with the fol-
lowing results President, Mrs
Crystal Burgess, Mrs Cora Moore
Wee president, Mrs Birdie high.
reelected secretary and Mrs
Minnie Raymond. reelected treas
urcr. Newly elected officers were
duly installed by The retiring
president. Mrs Anna Cook
Department heads win be APP
pointed a. the next meeting,
which win be a picnic at Como
Park on Tuesday. June %.
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Old LOG rHEArIs
OPENS lsTA SEASON

The ola Log rheater with open
rs 18th summer stosk season AZ
Excelsior next Wednesday night,
June u. when Il presents the
broadway drama. Witness Fer
The Prosecution The play is the
first % "A productions by pon
Stolzs OA Log company Which
went into rehearsal this week
There are a number OF new
faces joining the company this
summer including Maury Cooper
Nancy uaddcU. Ralph Nilsson and
Jean teBauuer ola log fsvoritrs
who are returning this summer
include Rupert Laucllo, Ed
Meyer Ken Sem and Warner
I.ahuuon
During the summer the old
Log company viii present such
broadway hits az hatnt of Rain.
wan Success Spoil Rock Hunter,
and lhe roahcuse Of the August
Moon.
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was added 60 the occasion when
Mt Friedman ordered fhiah-kshoh
on a flaming sword After dinner
they concluded the evenings lesti.
vitics by attending the theater
CrcdIafawu Social Ctubs The
regular monthly meeting " the
crrdiefawp Social Club was held
"Wednesday evening, MAY -, at
so4 - Anthony Az. with Mr. and
Mrs Paul Wood as hosts At the
conclusion " the business session.
a social hour was enjoyed The
next meeting viii he June IL
Mother IL GUEST Entertaining
an extra special guest ia their
homes are Or ana Mrs George
Berry ~ 81 as9 81 Anthony Az
ana Dr and MIA Maurice crouch
ami family ~ $50 Carroll Az Mrs.
Jessie Jones. mother af Mrs.
Crouch and Mrs Kerry arrived ia
the city Friday and In dividing
hcr time between the two families
and viii he In the city FOR ten
days 90 two weeks
Three oCiocE bridge Club
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ST. Paul Couple
Tour To Conoda,
N. Y. & Midwest

Concluding an enjoyable three
weeks vacation spent IN parts et
Canada ana points east, Mr. and
Mrs Carter Fletcher OF 500 81
Antheny Az returned 90 their
home Tuesday. May sS,
The Carriers left the city May 9
going nrst &c WINNIPEG Canada
and trom Winnipeg 20 Vancouver.
They were guests there 81 Mrs
Marie Scott A h,ghhght Of their
visit IN Vancouver was a trip on
the beautiful new steamer, Priu-
cess Margaret. 90 Victoria Island.
They report the beauties q this
scenic spot are beyond description.
Returning 20 Vancouver they
continued their travel 20 Montreal
and Qubec Nj and Mrs Fletcher
enjoyed the many sightseeing
tours and the gracious hospitality
Of the Canadians In general and
OF paramount interest was tour
~ the Parliament Building IN
Vancouver.
Returning 10 tho states. the
ST rauutcs stopped IN Albany,
N Y TO visit friends and fgam
there 20 Cleveland, . whore they
were the house guests Of Mrs
FctChors nephew and wife. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Perry
Euroutc home they stopped for
enc days visit IA Chicago, guests
Of Nj and Mrs Wilbur webb and
were royalty entertained during
their brief stay
From Chicago they went a.
Kansas CITY. Ksns, and were thr
guests OF Mr.. and Mira Thomas
Ellis. brother and sister IN law OF
Mrs Fletcher They worshlpped
at oliver Institutional baptist
church on Sunday and were dinner
guests later Of Mr. and Mrs
Tom Winston.
vending their way humrwa,d
they stopped for a short visit 50
Council Rufus la ard were the
house guests Of Mr and Mrs
Russell Fletcher brother and
aistefrlulaw
Mir and Mrs Fletcher report
Mut tho many Sightseeing tours
and the sugial yourtcsics extended
them made their trip a drltRhtml
experience
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holiday week end in the city visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. o, r. Williams OF 44i5 First
Az s. She left for her home sun
day evening
Out OF Hospital; William Mos.
ley, S445 Third Av S. returned
home Wednesday, May ~, from
Deaeoness hospital His condition
is reported as much improved.
Attended Executive hoard
Meeting: Mrs NJ /. Simmons,
wife OF Rev, Martin Luther Sim
mons Of 81. Peters ANIE church.
returned home Wednesday, June
5 from Ottumwa, Ia, where she
attended the Executive Board
meeting Of the Missionary Society
OF the n W Conference Mrs.
Simmons Is president OF the Mis-
slonary board OF the conference
Bciated Honeymoon; Mr.. and
Mrs A. l. Brown 3T20 Smelling
Az. viii leave Saturday. June s
for Chicago on a belated honey
moon They viii spend one week
visiting relatives and friends.
Birthday Greetings; Greetings
TO Roxanne Owens OF 42fS Third
Az. s. who viii celebrate her six
tn birthday on June II
Change OF Address: It's a new
address for Mr. and Mrs Paul
Curry. formerly OF ali5 Columbus
Az, They are now greeting their
friends In their newly purchased
home az Ass Portland Az.
Kansas city Visitor: Mrs. Mary
Ward Of Kansas city. No. arrived
in the city May q, for visit
with her cousins. Mrs Alice
Brown and Mrs Myrtle Potter OF
37i0 Fourth Av. s.
Family Visitors: Mrs Arthur
l.. Rayster and daughters Covcn-
try, Daryl and Maria Of Austin.
Tex. arrived Thursday. May so
10 visit their mother and grand
mother. Mrs William Wormlcy
and sister and bruthcr.in-law. Mr.
and Mrs Paul Curry OF t2as Port
land Ay
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81. rAII RmTInANs

June 8 Ernest Golden. $50 ST.
Anthony Az Mrs owen Howell
asl n Grotto Mrs wilbur Item.
dgraon T3I ST. Anthony Av Hluy
Douglas. tgG Carroll Az. Theresa
Gayle b23 Carroll Az
June 9 William J ilaUnmsn
T67 go Anthony Az Patricia C.
Allen 6f2 Iglshart Nv. Gregory
Anderson. so2 Dayton Ava Don.
aid Johnson. 5Gl So Anthony Az
T. C. Bradley. et2 Rnndo Az
June 10 Jolanc Rivers. Tls
lglobart Av3 Mrs Emma Kirk,
.s7 " tcssamtnc. NJ Dorsey
edT tglohaH Az; oaon Tucker
.2fs Fairfield Ay Kenneth PuRh.
.sI2 Carroll Az William Black.
gg2 " Central Az Charles
Lamb IT. $50 W Central Az.
Mrs George Atlaus 400 g. An
thunv Az. Harrison Davis sr
al 81 Anthony Az. John CIR.
IN. 8e7 " Central Az.
June ~ NJ Love 740 iFlehsrt
Av., J l.. James 900 Carroll Az
Glen Hickman. pag 80 Anthony
Az
June II Mrs o " uasHns.
Gs7 st Anthony Az E1Im Price.
700 Eondo Az. Charles Tarr
Nichols Jr. 1929 Carroll Az. A..
thur Blair 52s W Central Az
June rs Junbui1 nradaoaA 1UT
Irishart Az
June u Mrs ! T. Harris Ir.
57 " JegsaIpIno 60 wra Jose.
prime Jordan pgi hHIaHaB ~
Raymond Brown g3i g. An
fhauy Az William ~ Brown 22l
81 Anthony Az
ont ~ Town Birtirdays-
Juue 70 Mrs Minnie hnro'ta
Weeds t0uwall KY Charlotte
Perfect Washington 10 &
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Additional Social &
Personal News
ST PAUL


Esquircttes Met: The Esquir-
cites met with Mrs Rowcna
smith as hostess at the home q
Miss Amelia Tarrant, 22ol FSfth
Av s, Minneapolis on Saturday,
May Is A highHght on the agen.
da was election of ofnecrS with
the following elected Mrs, Ro-
wcns Smith president Miss
Amelia TArrant vice president.
Mrs RosSlie Patterson, secretary
Mrs Edna shannon. treasurer and
MINES verda Horn and Mary Gar.
rett, representatives for the
Council OF Clubs The next meet.
ing OF the club will be Saturday,
June s with Miss Amelda Tar
rant, 220l Firth Az S. Mime.
apolis, as hostess The newly
elected officers win preside
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Centennial Place To BE
Minneapolis Town Aull

Centennial Plaza. Sixth 81, at
Second Az s, will be Minneapo-
lis Town Han next Monday June
10 from 2 a m, TO 5 80 p. m The
Citizens League OF Minneapolis
and Henneptn County is inviting
all candidates IN Tuesdays city
election 10 put up signs, distribute
literature and make speeches AZ
the Plaza,
There win be patriotic music
during the lunch hour flags and
all Of the excitement OF last min
ute campaigning Sample ballots
and information on an OF the can.
dtdates viii be distributed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-07

yersity Of Minnesota for the past
two years, Mr.. Payne is working
on his doctors degree in edueA-
ton. Mrs Payne Is an elementary
teacher in the Athens school sys-
TEN. They are residing at $500
Oakland Az
Joins Husband: Mrs. Gwendolyn
Stepp and son Ronald Wagner, Of
$50 z, 3Sth St, left the city June
LIST for Syracuse, ~ Y. to join
Mrs. Steps husband. GuSs stepp.
They Will make their future home
in Syracuse
Family Guest: Mrs Arthur Gil
ium OF Kansas City, Mo. spent the
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June $ Mrs y W Ingram,
saal Fourth Av S Mrs Bertha
Christopher ans James Az. ~,
katherine Harper 1904 Bryant
Az N Leonard Counter. ao9
Marquette Az Mrs Dorothy
Jones, s07 Washington Av s.
Jimmie Anderson. Ss25 Third Ay,
is
June 9 n. G powdy Sass
Smelling Az. Mrs Marguerite
Combs s6is Fourth Av s.. Mrs
clifford Harris, 26iA Sist Az s;
Frank Cas,leman Jr, sla r 2ath
St. steven Lee. 2o2s Blooming.
ton Az; Mrs Sarah henson. 40
18th Az &
June 10 Christine Field, ssa
~ Bryant Az,
June II - Mrs Rose Me
Moore, 4iS 4. 25th ST, n II, WI
son. seas Fourth Az s., Charles
Miller. ST. 1857 Fourth Az. 81
Christine carr, i0oi Olson High
way Lawrence lrtson. 3&45 Third
Az $ Mrs NJ Franklin, SEQ Al.
drirh Az n. Renee Jackson 90
Bryant Av NJ Grover Ingram,
i2os Third Az g. Mrs Viola
Madden. 1857 nth Az s.
June ~ Mrs. Erncstino Dan
forth, $3.50 clinton Az
juno rs Mrs. Beatrice Parteo,
Gsi r. 87th St. Mrs Frank
Brown 7Ot F1fth 81 n. Miss
Ruby Jackson, aIT Bryant Az n
June Il Mrs. Ann Dahl. 47a5
Grand Az: Mrs William spivey
$40 Fourth Az s.
out Of Town nlrthday---
June s Corrine Jones, Chicago,
IN.
June II Mrs W. Howard,
Youngstown. O., " G. Roach. Los
Angeles. Calf
June ~ Mrs G.. D. Morgan
Lansing Mich. Lillian Robinson.
Chicago. M Mrs l.ounccr
ppmbcrt0n. Chicago n Mrs
Eita Bowen. South Bend Ind
Mrs W ID MeiRg Connih. Miss
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Z

Hosptalized Mrs Clarence Smith % W 33rd entered
Farvlcw hospital Friday, May 81 for minor surgery
Visiting Husband: Among the charming visitors TO the city
Mrs Tman Payne Ii of Athens Ala who arrived Fri.
day May 81 Mrs Payne spend the with her
husband man Payne H. who has been enrolled the Uni,
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june 5 NJ au8 MIRA William
Martin SO o. Anthony ~.
EFrbt years Mr ard Mr. Ar-
thur massy 100 81 Anthony Avr
- yrsfa.
June Q Wr End wra Ernest
Williams. ga5 IyishaH ~ 20
years
June DO NJ and Wm Frank
jackson zsg y gt AIbanz -
years Afr and Mrs HaEasgH
jackson 800 F1rG1 A.. 20 Yrara
JgHr 70 Mr. and nfa Woa3-
f9ra ndls gls O., Antony Az.
- years
June - Mr. ard Mr. lee s.
G0ynrs ssI Carroll ~ - years.
Mr. and Mr. T. Grsvaa szl Az.
raga AV- ~ y~ars
8ans "a Nr ard Hra WIau
gr0vr zzI o. Anthony ~ %
pears
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL 4

Celebrate Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs Louis Duckc 37i9
Fifth Az S. Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Fried
s2l lgchart Az celebrated their joint wedding ami
Saturday June IL the nlth for the Buckets
and eighth for the FredmnS The quartet 10 Cole
mans Supper Club for dinner dancing gamurous
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Vote Tor YguF candidate for
oBs-n ~ the TIks today -=Aavt
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Louis Jordon Guests
On Juckie Gleason
Show sut. June u

Hollywood tANpl Louis Jor
dan and his rNmrany Five viii be
guest starred uu uio Jackie Glca
SON show on Obs ~, June s from
5 Go 9 2. m. CNNT
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nc sure tu vote for Nouf favor
Ste candidate fur Queen 81 MIN
nrsotn rlba AdNt
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Our iron ore future
depends on plants like this

Lasi year, almost bali the Miuussots iron
ORES shipped 10 steel mills we're concentrates
produced from low.grsde ores. Here are the
facts. IN 1850, Ne shipped q total Of 63 .2O3..
80 tons If IRON ore. ~. 900. 2gZ tons came
from concentrating plants, such ~ the one
above, which upgradsd and improved the
crude ore. IarvHits pellets added 4.BIG, 900
more tons 10 hinHeEota's shipments 9f con.
csnirstsd ores. More and more, our mining
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-07

companies arc required 10 improve our
Minnesota ores 10 help our state maintain its
place ss major IRON ore producer. Many
millions II dollars have already been invest
ed 10 research aud plants to achieve this.
But many millions more viii be needed TO
insure Nnurspta's iron ore future. Every
NIunrsptau has stake in encouraging this
favorable climate for investment and en-.
PIpymeut add should support il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-07

REsEhFcH AND INVESTMENT CAN KEEP
MugHEsorA's IRON ORE FUTURE BRIGHT