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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Greeted by . hand.
Flown IN . Jet helicopter.
ChaufIeured IN Q jeep.
Saddled on q mule.
And adopted BY q contingent
Of the l0ist AirhOrne Divisions
paratroopers.
ARRANGEMENTS are reported
a the works to make him an
honorary colonel. Q rank he
might have made BY himself
IN the Air Force but promo
tons are slower in the Army.
The general public Is invited
TO the 1857 All-Army exhibit
starting at noon today and
closing at s pm. The rest Of
the week the hours are noon
to 9 pm. except on the week
end when the gates open at
. am. The exhibit ends No
vemher 3.
Bob got the special previev
showing because Of q letter the
boys gather. Charles L. Wilson
Of Sc. Ann. Mo-. wrote 10 the
Pentagon. He told Of his sons
intense interest In Army equip
ment generally and particularly
its aircraft and guided missiles.
Mr.. Wilson said he and The
boy would like to come TO
Washington 10 see the exhibit
but that Bob had to be In class
at st. Kevin's School sixth
grade tomorrow morning.
Army officials replied prompt
" that they would let Bob see
the show . day ahead Of time.
1T was . wonderful day"
said Bob when it was all over.
On display Is the Army's en-
tire arsenal Of missiles ranging
from the giant Redstone to the
small jeep-mounted Dart. All
sorts Of vehicles and weapons
also are lined Up for public IN !
spectiOn. There also will be 4
parachute jump for children. q
demonstration by war dogs.
survival techniques. artillery
firing and remote-controlled
vehicle operations. The show.
which covers Is acres. has the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

theme, 1.-THE American Soldier:
The Ultimate Weapon"
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon
the National Press Club win be
honored BY q review ceremony
staged by the Third (Old
0uard) Infantry Regiment and
the United states Army Band
on the South Parade Field.
Ben J. Grant. club president,
win receive the salute for the
ORGANIZATIONS 5000 members.
Others in the reviewing stand
win include Secretary Of the
Army WILDER NJ. Brucker and
Mai. Gen. John q. Van Hou-
ten. commander Of the Military
District Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
New York Rule
BY Troops Urged

DOTHAN. Ala. oct. 26 1.--
Alabama 1t. Gov. Guy Hard
wick today suggested that the
President move Federal troops
from Arkansas to New York
City, where he said law and
order has broken down.
Referring to the gang murder
Of Albert Anastasia. 1t. Gov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

social programs.
on top Of ali this. Eweden's
army commander. Gen. Nils
gWedlund. demanded more
military money. The army.
he warned. could not defend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Sweden ~ sitting on Russia'i
border--if 1t Il not equipped
with modern and nucIear weap-
|ons. he countered government
plans TO chop the nations $40
million military budget By ask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Hardwick .telegraphed. ut is
believed that mob rule pre-
walls in New York and gang
murderers are on the loose.
Obviously local law enforce
ment unable TO cope with
situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Fort Myer Fetes Boy
AS Army Show Guest

The Armys bic exhibit Of weapons and technques
the public today at Fort Myer Va but nobody else
win the reception that Iyear-cd Robert Wilson received
The schoolboy from suburban st. Louis NO. got every
thing in the red carpet treatment except Agun salute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

ing for an increase Of about
500 million.
II Mr.. Erlander returns with
an all-soclalist cabinet he win
have TO pursue q cautious
course In the economic field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c. Ian couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Ddit three full days
and receiue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
David C. Lynch, AZ, 3as8 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc. and Cynthia Eldridse. Al
1889 East Capitol ST.
Edward X; Barrett. 20, Hartford Conn
and Ruby A. MeNeely. %. Norwich
Robert ] Mischou. 90. seq 7th st ne
and Donna ]. Gcmolak. "a. 1858 c
Herbert Freedman. -. 1910 Crittender
81, ne. and RosilaRd C. Waxman. 10
55Sl .Chillum pl. ne.
George w. Topping. 81. Riverdaie, Md.
and Avis Thompson. AZ. Bethesda
Albert B. Hoitz 80. s726 Macomb st
Nv. and Elizabeth L. Belt. IS. New
Delaney 3. Fantroy. SIS. 1903 New
Jersey ave. NV. and Beverly n. CrisS
"a, Fairmont Heights. Nd.
William Scott, Jr.. AZ, 5034 Drake pl
Sc. and Elenore L. Watkins. "a, 5o4s
Prsncis J. Luts, IS, Bloomfield. N. J.
and Lorraine A. Mitchell. %. 66il
18th st. nv.
E pInSsrS T950 Oo s and =, i TaSns ca
Paul g. Goiilot. IS. 230s 10th st. w.
and Virginia G. Hall. 80. Park:on; Nd
ave. Sc. and Evelyn D. Jones, 10
1895 Alabama ave. sc.
o. w. Carter. 80, TIA Sth st. ne. anc
julia z Douglas, AZ, ll14 sth st. ne
and Mary A. Liboski. 80. Arlington
Ernest Edmonds, Jr.. 20. 4aa Massa,
e sn S6a s aye. nv and Emma Rhodes
Willie G. THOMPSON. 81. 1920 N st. n W.
and Lille NJ. McMickle, 20. ITO ous
Leroy Cooper. 90. 1891 18th st. nv.
and FRANKIE N. Brantiey. 10. 2i2e
Artharr :. Boil. 81, sas2 N st; Sc. and
JoSS anf a kansy IL chesy cf Rss. Nj IL
NV. and Shirley A. Swami. 60
James A. jacobson. 80, New York City
and Dorothy NJ. ArEinston. 81 Yon-
Eugene Williams, 40. and Rosey Evans
AZ. both Of 1923 D st. Sc.
Frederick D. Lyles. 81. 10 Todd pi. ne,
and Theresa ". Tyson 49, 2ol st
Clair L. Love. q. Red Lion. Pa. anc
Lois E. Copeland. 20. Silver Spring
Bernard NJ. Lee. 20. 4eI3 Jay st. ne.
and Shirley A. Collins, 10. Arlington
cuiiiermo Isaza O.. 90, Medeilin, Colon,
biz. a NJ Edith H. shope' 10. Hyatts'
joseph F. Pohzehl. SO. 35ll Z Capitol
s. Sc. and Mary J, NstzAe, 90 $50
Rii 5laiT s. s. Miller nSi "a sel1 sth st NV
and Lois r, Cox. is, silver sprinE, Nd
Howard L. Grant. 81. Takoms Park. Nd
and Mildred J. sorTen. 80. 5s0a 3re
Joseph II. samuels. IT,, 20. IA Kennu.
worth ter. ne. and Pearl z. MCINTYRE
10, 227 T 81. ne.
Charles H Barnett, %. Arlington, Va
and Doris J. Beliineer. "a. 1901 10th
Jesse II Patton. 81. ST. 18th st. ne.
ArEyrtos E. Fliakas. "a. Ises PARK I'd
NV. and Gloria NJ PizZi 80, 43l
Massachusetts ave. NV.
Harold 4 Russell; %. and Mary Kath'
eEyn Cer aye noth OF $500 Massa'
Preston L. Loveless. n, %, Arlington
1910 18th 81. NV
Everett L. Termination. Al, and Phali
x. Pennington, 40, both Of 1907 I
Robert 1. Howard. 20, 1902 N st. NV.
and Dolores NJ. Cater, IS. 1921 NJ ST
Edwin L. wood. r., rs. 1907 Congress
81 Sc and Larada j. Hooper. %
Raymond E. Howard. 10. 1909 N stn.w.
and Gertrude NJ Boulanger, 10. Alex
Lind hII'f Bishop. 81. and Louise Ranks
90. both Of 1910 10th st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Hung Jury Ends
Trial in Death

The Federal Court trial of a
man on a manslaughter charge,
accusing him of knocking a wom-
an into the street and causing
her to be run over by a taxicab,
ended late yesterday in a hung
jury.
The defendant is Jesse Hamil-
ton. IL, Of the 900 block of M
street NV. He is accused of
striking the woman, Olivia G..
Randolph. IS, also Of the 900
block Of NJ street NV. and knock
ing her to the street at Eleventh
and M streets NV, on January
S, 1856. The woman was struck
BY a taxicab and died two days
later in Emergency Hospital.
The jury was dismissed by
Judge Richmond B. Keech. who
presided at the trial, after the
foreman had informed the court
the panel was hopelessly dead
locked after celebrating about
ia hours. The action leaves
Hamilton subject to retrial. AS
sistant United States Attorney
Joel D. Blackwell. who prose-
slited, said Hamilton will be
brought to trial again promptly.
Hamilton. who was repre-
sented by defense attorney James
K. Hughes. denied he had struck
the woman. who was a friend of
his.
A woman Government witness
testified she had seen Hamilton
strike the woman. Detective
Sergt. Samuel Wallace testified
the Randolph woman, when
questioned by him shortly after
being injured. said Hamilton had
not struck her.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
MRS. ElNoRA WRIGHT
SERVICES HID NOV. !

Nfz Fluow Wright 1901 frg
ant Az NJ died az her home on
October 20 after four years ~
uras.
The ieyeaagd wua UorH 10 North
RIVER Mo. october z. 1900 the
daughter % the late Edward and
Amrurua lagl1suu When az in
FAINT she VAS taken 10 Macon, 80
where she grew into young woa
msubood
on January "a 1894 she was
married 20 Preston II Wright ~
Macon and three years later NOV
od to Minneapolis with her hats
band 90 make their hania whrfe
she rcaiacd untll her death
sire was we'll known IN the
community She was member %
Mnnehaha Temple No i2p. tnp
Euw ard Mary Mason Council
Past Daughter Huleru She was =
membar % Zion baptist church,
but in later years due 10 illness
ga not take 40 active part
Surviving are hor husband,
Preston Wright, sister and
brother IN law Mr. and Mrs Ar
vel Garth two brothers Ia law
and a,stsrs IA law Mr. and Mrs
rhiup jackson, SIR and Mira no
bort Guy. an ~ Minneapolis cot
una a T. brown and wife Min
nvapolis ana other relatives lp
Macon. No. and So Paul
Services were held At I y m.
Friday November with Rev
II W uotys ST., officiating with
buHat At pt smelling National
cemetery
Neal Funeral home was In
charge 81 arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
First Communion christion
Church Services Now AZ
piIisbury Settlement House

Beginning with The II a. W.
service sunday November IT.
First Communion Christian
church will be located at pills
bury Settlement House, 18th Az.
s. and Fourth ST Services have
formerly been held az the down
town YMCA.
A special musical program win
be- entrred by the young people
under the direction % Mrs Bea-
trao Miller and Mrs Miller win
also render "a solo
Guest ministers wiu bs pre-
sent tor the opening service The
uunUg a invited
Rev J e. Hodge ls pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
Mrs.. Berriso Martin Is
Buriedl Aad lived In
81. puoi 80 IeuFs

Funeral services for Mrs Her
nice Martin TTH Carroll Az who
died Naycu,hrr a. her home.
we're held at 2p ~ Tuesday. Ne.
ygmbsr a. AZ Brooks Funeral
ttamc The Rev penal a Carty
rector of 80 Phillips Episcopal
church arrIrlatrA with burial sn
Oakland cemetery
Mrs Martin a native ot Thorn
aayjue Ca had lived ln 81 Paul
since her marriage In lpos
shp was a ncmDor ~ - Fhil
urs Episcopal church and was a
member IN INC early years ct the
Young wou~ns Ciab 81 the
church
Surviving IL a daughter Mrs T.
Il Margaret cosihwalte and
one grandson Harold , Croalb.
waite both 90 Detroit Mich
BrnaAH Funeral Home was In
charge ~ thg service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
Governor Freeman, Mayors
Dillon & Peterson Issue
Opportunity ProClamations

The annual "Equal Opportunity
Dag" sponsored by the National
Urban LosKuo ana ia 81 afnHatss
Including The Minneapolis and 81
Paul leagues viii be On Tusaday
November 10. this year
Governor Orune Freeman last
week proclaimed the day and ash
81 a state vide observance Mayor
Joseph Dillon ~ ~ PAN h a
proclamation printed In ths news.
paper two weeks aR1 acf The date
as an Official So Paul Observance
thus week Minneapolis Mayor
T. Eeunoth Peterson ia a similar
proclamation urged Minneapolis
people 70 observe "Equat Oppof
tuuity bay
National chairman OF fhH
years nationwide day % John l.
Snyder u aeq YORK. who .a board
chairman OF ~ @ Industries
The day Is sst aa01n Mr. Snyder
aald. 30 focus attention through
ont the United states on positive
efforts 10 insure fair and equal
treatment Of 40 auzsna regard
less n race. color religion or ma
ti1usl origin
Ernest Cooper executive sec
Rotary ST. Pool Urban League
and Shelton Granger, executive
secretary ~ iHr Minneapolis ur-
ban League 10 a joint statement
aaii 'lhe Urban League IN vol
ntarg agency designed 70 i'm
prove me economic status 81 the
Negro population and achieves ita
obiraftves through programs or
education Interpretation and IN.
tnrr4tini teamwork
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
Native Resident. violo
johnson Died Nov. J

Services faf Mlas Viola John
son q patient IN the Cornelius
Nursing Home who died Novcm-
Der z we're held at 8 "a. m Mon
iay November H. az $50 Leon
ardB Catholic Church Tho Rev
Pc Frederick Oriuar affisiated
A rosary was said a. 7i0 .. u1
sunday "a the mortusry
Miss johnson suffered a stroke
lu February iop and wsa hospital
ized rtu May ipto whsp she was
transformed ~ the Cornelius
Nursing Nome sha had been rnns
unrd "a the bed aimee suffering q
afrnkc She became critically m
and was taken to Minneapolis
General hospital on October ~ and
auettmbod there on November 2
She WAS born ia Minneapolis
where abe had been = Ire Ions
rrmirpt she was a member Of
90 Lronard's Catholic church and
~ Pride of the West chapter No
o
Surviving are ono niece Mrs
Narvrtican Calland % Mime
apnils apr nephew Chester John
son ~ OF Chicago and great
wero Lillian Calland 81 Mime
apoHa
runhi was az Lakewood yemr
terry
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Discrimination
Continued from page y

Continued from page -
employee, yard auItcher"
(Authors Nots' Efforts 10
become city driver by this en-
piaye. we're Discouraged by the
company
HraaJran continued. with re-.
gard 20 tho position for which
um GauIsh Swan applied though
saa HI not require billing expert
eHaa we a,d require high de
gree vi typiHR speed and accuracy
. Ga recall remafkinR % Mrs
gntu that her examination paper
Indicated that speed and guam
Hty we're present However a
closer examination Indicated tbat
her accuracy did not NEE, our re-
qUfomeHts
When asked about The procedure
hls company followed IN the hiring
u over the road drivers Mr. Bros
from stated Applications are re
ceived by the Company Tor city
drivers only over The road drv
ora are not hired from outside The
company but are chosen from the
ranks ~ our city driving force
The only requirements we have
Tor city drivers Is that be have his
ehsuffers license 10 his possession
~ Tho time ~ his application
a. fGr tha Industry ~ which
Murphy " a representative. aa q
rroup. I believe they have Ga
prejudice concluded 1r Schultz
And thi. I can say 10 You or any
one with my Christian cm
science
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
Arthur 6oines. Resident
OF So. paul 35 Yeurs
Dies, Funeral Nov. 10

Services for Arthur leo GaInea
gGa IeirhBrt Ay who died after
a short ulneaa were held a. 10 a.
M. Thursday November H. at
Uruaks Funeral Home Rev , l..
Glover pastor Of So James AME
church ofurtAteJ
MF Gaines was hospitt3tct on
Saturday n Sc Joseph hospital
eDd sucgumbed there on Tire goi.
lowing Monday November n Hn
was born IN glUN Miss ard had
lived m st ram r1r rs wears.
tie was member 90 The ST
Paul Sterling cub
Uc Re survived ~ his wife Mrs
Mary Gaines two daughters Mrs
Emily EBrEyavrs and Mrs Eiua
Small sU of st Paul and other
relatives
Euu1l was io Oakland cemetery
with uroals Funeral Horne In
charge ug arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
Mrs. oRADTE CNHsuCuNEL's
REMAINS SHIFTED 10 ONO

Mrs Grades Carmichael, 90. 81
tlaG Humboldt Az N died Mon
day. November ~
She ts survived by one dbugbs
ter Mrs beverly Sanders two
soma Edward t. 3nd Nimfad Car
michael one brother, William
Oliver aud other relatives an u
Minneapolis
Services we're held al q a.
Wednesday ~ the Tur Apostolic
Assembly The remains were
shipped Go Cleveland O Tor bur
ihl
Woodland Funeral tfome waa Ia
charge Of arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
M. olivef soptisi
Usher Board "Radio"
Program Sunday Eve

Judy BAkey. a senior az CHS
aEo Ctty high school will speak
rn the Radio" program az Ne.
Ouvet Baptist church Sunday
November II at T.t5 . m Tha
program h. sponsored by the Usher
Board Miss Blakev,s subject viii
be-. What Arr we Worth To Cod Fl"
Others appearing on the pro-
gram viii include The Chimes "
composed ot BETTY and Norma
Thomas and NkAu and Paulelte
starks q soto By eight year old
Patsy Gankforj ara Lorraine
Johnson. pianist
The Hlakey tvio sang Jacob. s.
Ladder at the morning service
Sunday. November 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15

File No s96U7
ORDER pOH NEARING PETITION
ron PHoOF on Will, LIMITING
TIME no FtIE CLAIMS AND ron
UENHiNG THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPfN
~ PROBATE COURT
IN no Estate gf Marcos Fluhol-
stein. uerrdpnt
order for Hearing Petition 20
PROVE WIN
Or ls ORDERED that all persons
IutrrvHtrH show cause, II any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
December Bth, 1857, az DO o.et9W n
A. NJ lgthr Court House Do Mime
HUuIla. NtBUgaDfA, why the petition
herein filed uf Marie SeEal and
samuel a. Hei!mgu, both ~ ltguHg
i8wBuec % ana Instrument purpnr-r
ing t8 be tho laHt VIII and fiesta
Wuuf ~ said brgangut aUI the ptur
hate thereof and for the appoint
waHI 81 themselves Ha Executor
should not be granted
orarr 80 Eus claims aud for
Hearing Thereon
lr is FURTHER ORDERED that
Within four months from ths date
hereof Hii creditors % said bs.n.
dent fEts their claims in thts Court
Proofs will ha heard and claims eE.
court on Monday. April I'm. 1865 a.
so o'clock A. ~. lH the Court
House ln Minneapolis. Minnesota
These orders shall Do published
in fhr Minneapolis Spokesman AMI
copies ruailed according 90 law
fsEAI, OF PROBATE CNGRrG
WITNESS the hon % J. AZ
UEHSDN. Acting Judge OF Pro
bate Court. This Flb day uf No.
vrmber. 1897.
ROSIE FuEsEE$
clerk 90 Probate Court
IS 10 BFiImau. Attorney
gIa NIguIlat ~
ispuFraman. Nov IS. % 4 So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
CHURCH
NEWS
ZION BAPTIST


DR. l. Brown pastor Of the
Mercy Seat Baptist church Of St
Louis. Missouri preached the
morning sermon based upon the
text, II Kings, 10 And Elisha
sent a messenger unto him. say
ing. co and wash in Jordan seven
times. and Thy flesh shall come
again 20 thee, and thou shalt be
clean
The church received one new
member. Miss Catherine McFall
and q renewal OF membership By
Mrs Lowe Young
The visitors present we're Mrs.
William Weathers OF Des hOines
Iowa and Mrs e Motlos OF Bi0en-
don HlNs Illinois
A portion of the evening service.
from s 20 $50. was a broadcast
on WMtN. Or Brown. vino Is con
Quoting a revival each evening al
Ts8o at Zion. was also the speaker
OF the evening Evelyn Smith
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
NJ o 7 e S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 Mabis street
Sioux Fails, y D.

The Flu bug has most q ~ on
common ground and I kinda
think It's bringing about a lot Of
close harmony
We are mighty proud 70 have
our Maggie Anderson 300 W
Bailey. home after a nice vacation
ia California Maggie reports a
fine time She visited Rudolph
Collins. Compton, Calf during
her trip I'm sure s lot n you FOLKS
remember r.. Q. Collins, nephew
Maggie tells some most Interest
ing things about Calf, but she
likes q OAK ard ls Indians
The VIM Toisons. Bentley ia
ra. and carr Nichols are all back
homo These folks attended the
funeral or En Tolsons mother
LoueUa ToIsou. Huntsville, No.
Anna Tolaon has lot u kin IN
Missouri too Annas Daddy Chas
Bentley isn't too veil these days
but he's grand fcllah
Mrs n Bentley. president Of St
Johns Mission. was hostess 20 her
ladies' in her home. 1927 n MINI
Az Georgia Lee. WAS guest. After
prayer and business session, Mrs
y served a lunch
The u BgutIcya. Ike most
others had hunting trip and
we're very successful They secur-
ed their limit Of those nice birds.
They visited the Mahons In Hur-
on
Mrs A. Tolbert, and Mrs H.
HentIy proudly represented St
Johns church nr Teachers
training session 70 Emmanuel Bap-
uat The ladies spent the CONE
riotc dag tborc ard enjoyed every
moment Of o.
uoftv Dymrt b. home rs ~
Dak Az. after being Ia Ne Ken
nan Hospital few tough days
Dot'v looks healthy but she isn't
too strong
Clprcn and Dun.sl CDakley are
back homo with the family after
their rhort mission 90 Mason C4ty
iowa Mrs CO mother Mrs
SHERIFF. was iIl We hope she lq
much better
Psm Co8klry is an dressed up
Ike someone's Teddy Hear" and
Hes selling some nice custom
made clothing he Is one Of our
tO-yrar Old playboys who never
tires.
James scott. student AZ Brook.
inEa state college was In our
home the other day tie halls from
Virginia Tie really likes s, Oak
lie Is Motoring in Civil Engineer
ing \ nkeahle young man
parrrl Davis has wedding an.
uuunrrmcnta In the mail Darrell Is
teaching School Ia Sheridan. III
fIe Is 20 marry Edna Cooper, Nov
IS. AZ an afternoon service. I'm
going 20 try 20 attend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
No. 1851
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION FON
DEMONSTRATIONS uF
LAND

r. 2 - =. Nv - a'f'ff tAf"' -
COUNTY or HESNErIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IN the Matter % the application
- Robert r. Thelaeu and Frances
Tnflaen husband = wife - Joint
tenants 90 register tbs title 90 "a"
situated iu Heuucpiu County. Min
uesnta, namely
I0ts : aad 10. Block J. Tpr
wlllts Subdivision 10 Htnueap0-
ls Ntnusaota. Applicants.
state OF Minnesota yellow
MANUFACTURING Acceptance Corp
Peerless Casualty Co. now kunWH
aa Peerless Insurance Co, kole
stsb CO.. "a corporation The II. p
Goodrich Company. a corporation,
uf stanley Paul stone br Wal
lace Everett Anderson Edward
kuhIpr. GHio Casualty inH ca.
and an other persona or parties
unknown, claiming any right
fhr real estate described Cos me
application ar amendments here
In Defendants
The state of Minnesota 60 the
Above Named D~r~naaatsI
You are hereby summoned ana
OF me applicants fo the above en-
fIfisI prasgsainE ana 60 fila your
answer GO the said application th
fEF office % the CLERK ~ said court
In said county. within twenty feeD
EaTH after ths service Of THIS sum
mons upon Nn4. exclusive Of the
Sag ~ such service. and ~ you fan
Go answer tho application wEfhfu
the time Aforesaid the applicant On
fhfa proceeding viii applg 10 the
court FOR the relief demanded there
in
WITNESS. phHfp C. schmidt.
clerk az said court. hnH the
seal thereof az Minneapolis. in
sRft rHaHi9. fE3r tFfh Bay %
November A g. 1857
SEAL
PHIftr g. SCHMIDT. clerk
us A. b. Hopper, Deputy
HERMAN a EHHWarfH
Attorneys Frr ArVlfHauEH
500 Roanoke HHEfInH.
Minneapolis g 4lrn
NSa7ksFmau. New. rs. 80 a g4h
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aFAwW uF MIN HsTvA
cot NTv or ffwNNEPfS
~ PROBATE COURT
fn tla Estate % Taa Hsrhtbr. De-
.rtFrt
Er fg ORDERED taat agJ persons
Interested show aEaFH n any tNev
have. Before este EHHFt on NaHtar
Irarrf.ur afH 1857. A. re- 5atHcs
E1 fHr EH#rf House IN MGsat-
FH#l"f H.ruHH#|s- EhE n@Trsa
aHaGIJ 0n- 20 granted 90 fss rrr~r-
tentative ~ rsHH estate ta SELL ra-
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CARn or THANKS

! wish % express my deepest
gratitude % the kind fyineds, rela
lives and neighbors for sympathy
expressed lr cards, kilograms
floral tributes and personal ser
vices extended during my recent
bereavement, the loss OF my be
loved husband Charles A. Thorn
as. Special thanks 10 my pastor
Rev H. W Bolts Sr.. and 20 the
Reys Stanley King NJ. L. Sim
mons. f. Henderson and r. l.
Brown for their comforting assis.
lance.
Mrs Laura Thomas, wife. 1921
Fourth Az 3.
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rive Spoken To My Children, Pc
ta the subject of a one act play
on school Indignation problems.
witch will be presented at ST
Peters AME church Sunday No
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