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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Ivy Smith, Saint
Paul Resident Dies

Services for Ivy Smith Of et7
w Central Az. who died Sunday
August ~. at Fairytsw Hospital
Minneapolis, were held AZ 2 pm
Thursday. August %. at Brook
Funeral Chapel Rev n s. Ogis-
ton officiated.
The deceased was born In Sum
ter. 8, G and came 10 ST. Pau
in 1929 where he had made his
home until his death. lie vas
member OF Peace Church Of God b.
Christ.
He ia survived by one son, Leon
Combs. two grandchildren, two
brothers. Rev Joseph Jackson. 81
Paul. and O'Nsil smith of Phla
delphla three sisters. Mrs, Ada
Gufnu Buffalo. n r., Mrs. Juan
tia Johnson Of Philadelphia, and
Mrs OctaWa Clark Of Bertha
5 G.. and other relatives.
Burial was in Etmhurat GENE
terry with Brooks Funeral Home ~
charge Of arrangements
Mrs Ada Griffin Of Buffalo, and
Mrs Jnanita Johnson and daugh-
ter Philadelphia, came 20 the city
% attend funeral service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
sERVIcEIs Held FOR
SUSIE RYAN, LONG
MINNEAPOLIS RESIDENT

Services for Mrs Susie Ryan.
gt37 Smelling Az, who died early
Thursday morning August IS,
we're held AZ 30 am Saturday,
August N. at 81 Peters AME
church Rev NJ l. simmons Off
giatcd
Mrs Ryan had been in IN health
for several years and hospitalized
intermittcntiy Tor The past six
months and a patient In Mt Sinai
hospital for two weeks prior 10
her death
She was born ia Roanoke. Va
and had lived In Minneapolis since
1928 She was member Of 81
Peters AME church.
She Is survived by one son, John
W Ryan. Jr. and two grandsons.
John W. Ryan. III and Raymond
Leroy Ryan
Burial was at Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home In charge ur the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Services opened with a selection
by Zion Gospel Chorus. The con-
Rregatlon participated In the re-
sponsiye reading Christian Sac
ufice
The title OF the assistant pas
tors sermon vas, do Something
Good for Somebody, That Is I'm
portant The scripture lesson was
James 2.l4. the passage on faith
and works.
one new member was voted into
the church. she was Mrs Mary
Medley.
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Estes and Freddie, OF Baxter
Springs, Kansas.
Subject OF the evening sermon
was The Third Person.
Prayer services begin at 1880
pm. "wednesday evening
You are always welcome al Zion
Baptist. The Friendly Church
Evelyn Smith, reporter
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MT. oIIyET BApTIsT

The Way To Zion" was the
subject OF Rev. B. H. Hunters
message Sunday, August IL
Morning scripture and prayer
we're given by Rev r. G. Harris
assistant pastor.
Music was furnished by the
Senior Choir
Visitors for the day were Rev
F. NJ Bower. Lake city, Fla, Sgt
and Mrs Verona Bower, Wash.
lngton, y c., Miss Helen Haley
Chapel Oaks. Nd, Mrs. Louise Sc
boir, White Han. Ala. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Alexander Sr. Evanston
III,
sympathy and coincidence Ia ex-
pressed 10 Rev Joseph Jackson
and family In the loss OF his
brother. l. l. Smith
You're welcome at Mt. Oivet.
The church Of frieudllneas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Gladys =. Graham u New York
city an AMP writer. arrived IN
Minneapolis by plane 70 cover the
Lutheran World Federation which
Is converting a. tho Minneapolis
Auditorium August rs through the
26th
Mrs y L. HsdqWst - IN
charge u entertainment FOR the
women delegates Bbe prcaided at
the luncheon held IN the Leaning
ton H0ters Hall Of the States
room on Wednesday August n
gwen fpF the 1000 women dele
gates from all over the world, lin.
GLIDING those from Afhca and
other darker races
Miss Graham was a guest a. The
bennington Hotel during her stay
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
HOUSING ASSN. COMPLETES
ORGANIZATION AFTER TWO YEARS
STUDY OF PROBl EMS

Members Of the board OF direct.
ora OF the Metropolitan Housing
Association met Thursday. Aug.
ust ~ 10 complete organization
% The board by elscting officers
and naming committees, and TO
plan next steps in the formulation
OF a cooperative housing program
Tor the Twin cities area.
Tho association il the out
growth Of two years Of study ard
effort by leaders In the labor co.
operative and credit union move
mcnts II viii. according to vle-
tor tspakko acting chairman,
cndcayor 10 organize groups ~
families needing housing 20 pro,
vldv Tor this need on a coupera.
tive basis
Mr. iappko explained that The
hackers hope for two fold Ne
salt stimulation OF the tagging
housing Industry and development
~ ncw and more adequate housing
Tor families now priced out % me
market The association he said
has kept IN close touch with the
RnJcyslopment Authorities In nc
tNo cities and with the Federal
Housing Administration
II Is now IN the proCcss ot set,
ttog 90 an advisory counrR Of
representatives o. interested o..
ganisatiuns such a. credit unions
labor grs0ns and cocYeratiySs The
council is intended a. vehicle
Tor gathering information about
hcuSgng needs from such orgas,-
cations. AMI Tor transmitting in
formation 90 these organizations
The ASSOCIATION was formally
launched on June n At > meeting
a. the OFFICES II the Minnesota
League Of Ctcht t-nioas, when a
board q directors was named q
has been worSing quietly ever
slnSs.
directors are AR Lapskke, *
me So Paul IasorSfs uni1a,
Trank smith president q ,hs
Sc paW branch. National Assogia,
ticu for the Advertisement 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Jobs With High
Pay Available
To Qualified
By staff Winter

On a local. state, national and
International level. there Is an ez.
IRENE shortage Of office workers
Nho have good qualifications, In
ne TWIN Cites. employers are
constantly searching for office
workers who have such skilis an
typlng. shorthand. ard bookkeep-
ing plus a well rounded back
ground In related subjects. A
shortage Of these workers n APP
parent at other levels because the
various branches Of civil services
are all looking for many more
workers than there are applicants
with good qualifications.
One Of the biggest headaches
employers have today n the diff
ficulty Of not being able 70 hire
office employees who have the
qualifications they desire Since
the law does not require that one
have certain qualifications before
becoming an office worker. anyone
- eligible 10 apply for an office
position
When employment IL high, EN-
ployerH who insist on hiring only
well qualified office help find
they are unable to filI vacancies
Gradually, ~ positions remain
vacant, they hire poorly trained
workers IN an attempt 10 get the
work out Tho salaries offered for
well trained office workers Is sx
ce,isnt compared with the time
and money required for training
since In many cases there are
no specific minimum formal edu-
catiouai requirements. many PEG,
pie feel that additional education
beyond high school Is Of no value
However, the world OF business
desires ia employees 10 have al
btionai education beyond high
school the same AZ " required for
employees in many other types OF
work n Ia true that the addition.
al formal requirements are not
comparable 20 the professional
field. however. 20 some degree
this additional training Is imperp
tive to get promoted 10 the higher
positions
IN an interview with .. q
sturfn. presldont-trcasurer OF the
Globe business College. SO. Paul
he was asked by this writer. what
specific advantages accrue 10 the
student who has had business col.
iogc training
Since the majority Of office
workers 90 not have education be
yond high school, Mr. Sturm 70
pied, there are unusual oppor
tunities for promotions for those
who obtain specialized education
In business The person with the
additional training has limited
composition These specialized
courses are short In duration
about four 20 nine months in most
cases"
Higher salary and faster pro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
CARD OF THANKS

wish 20 extend my sincere
thanks to my many Twin City
friends for the kilograms, cards,
messages Of sympathy and other
acts of thoughtfulness shown at
the death Of my brother, William
Marshall OF Marion, Ind Espe-
cially do I wish 10 thank my pas
tor Rev. A. Lewis Williams, the
church groups OF St Paul and
Minneapolis and Queen OF Sheba
Chapter No. 5, OE.s II was com.
fortiug to know that so many
shared my grief.
Mrs. Hazel Allen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
rilGRIa BAPTIST

How shall They Was the
esyulon topir fog Rev Miitor
Cpmhs Deacon Howard NJ Hunt
gave the morning prayer Th0sE
reported SICK were Mrs Lsons
Coleman stN Ransi0. Mrs csenrvs
Rlcyisoc tf2 81 Anthrny Ar
MIS- Parsee Mslligan. Ices Ron.i1
August % i TIE Annual We
mems Day service MIS-. Josephine
Hsgao vii e~ tna guest spcAkef
ard tnustc VIII BE- furnished b t',H
wamsus Chorus Chairman ct
the wcmens Nav Service ary
Nnfcs Yvunac R1hinson ard
Louise Thafu8a Next S1ndAy
Rev Ftayd Massey Jr. ara
tan,iiy viii return sram yacat
shsrv they win jota WEtr us FOR
the Nouarns pay sorv.ce
Tbr Desfcatcry prayer was CIV
en- ~ Trustee 8 q Nall V1u sra
always arlcog'r az Pilgrim the
ChWvh - LarJy Frico1sbsp
SAprrts MAmnEo reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
CARD or THANKS

We wish TO thank our many
friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown as during the III
ness and death OF our beloved
mother, Mrs. Susie Ryan Especi.
ally do we wish 10 thank Rev. NJ
l., Simmons for his consoling re-
marks, the choir for the beautiful
music and pallbearers for their
comforting service.
For the many cards, kilograms.
floral tributes and other acts Of
thoughtfulness. we are deeply
grateful
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ryan Jr.
and family.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Ashby 0oskins
Named President
Guidance Assn.

The Twin city Vocational uuid-
sure Association recently elected
the following Officers Tor the year
1897 50
Nahby y Gaskina Minneapolis
Urban League, president Marvin
Dunnstto Minnesota Mining and
Manufacturing CO yiee.premdcnt
irving q Nudeil Jewish yoea
uunaI Once secretary treasurer
and William y bitterness. ycter.
ans C0unsoliug Center University
OF Minnesota secretary treasurer
Tho Twin city Vocational Gd
danes Association IL made up Of
over 200 guidance and personal
workers Ia schools business in
dustry government and social
agencies in the Twin cities area
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

motions are not the only benefits
u additional business training
The person who IL well trained
does his JOB with ease and conf
dence, hence be makes hia money
easier and MS employer happier
win attenuation cutting down me
number Of unakillsd jobs available
Negro students can not afford 10
enter into competition for jobs
poorly equipped Those desiring
one Of the better Jobs in the world
Of business should prepare for Il
as they would for any other IN
dertaklng in life. The additional
training gives confidence. re-
sourcefulnsss, proficiency and
maturity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
SIM, A, wcIu ss,,ian,

Ca Thursday AuH'at as Mrs
James Nichols ~ s2d Emerson
AZ y attended tho suth ANNUAL
Convention ~ me womcn's CHRIS.
tan Temperance TRITON The sea
sions held at tbo curtis Hotel.
were well attended by delegates
from an parts 81 Minnesota
AZ also p "a the bapupct wau
held in the Eas, Hoor % the Cur.
"a Hotel Mrs trei roorr, ma.
iiorN corresponding secretary
delivered The convention address
Iier susiec, was gush Iieaps or
The Highway 90 Abstinence
Although not on thc program.
Mrs Nicholas was requested %
awe yosd selection whitb she
did She WIS accompanied az the
piano by nor son James Nichols
tr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

colored People. Ray Ahramson. or
the Minneapolis Plastsrers union.
Joe Erickson, Of the Minneapolis
Carpenters, Eric Hoycr, former
Minneapolis Mayor. Palmer Peter.
scr, ~ the 81 Paul Bakery and
Confectionery Workers, Anthony
sapdys uf the Retail Grocery
Clerks Frank shilatou. o. the
Twin CITY Coiops Credit Union
Edward Slcttom executive sccrc.
tary % the Minnesota Nssooia-
ton ~ Coopcrntivcs Fred 4
stshl manager OF the Minnesota
League u Crrdit Unions. Adolf
Tobler, ~ tho ST. Paul Trades a
Labor Assembly, and Adrian
winkei, former secretary 20 Con.
gresham Eugene Mccarthy. now
with the state TAX department
FRED Gram is secretary treasurer
anu u1ahAEHr
Mr. Smith said enc OF the i'm
mediate concerns OF the associa
ton. Is The plight 81 people being
displaced By the ST Anthony
F'rceWay development Re said
the association viii seek meet
ing with these people 10 explore
the chances ~ working out a
solution IN cooperation with
other Twin city groups Persons
interested can write 30 the Metro
poiltan Housing Association az
Box aioi Industrial STATEN. Sc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory OF my dear
daughter. Mrs Halle Ewing,
who passed away one year ago,
August 49, 1856
Not q day do I forget you
In my heart you are always near,
As I loved you. so l miss you,
At the end OF one long year.
Sadly missed by your mother
Mrs Gertrude smith.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
CARD or APPRECIATION

The Sacirena Club wishes 10
thank al their friends ard neigh
bors who made the Ice Cream So
clh a huge success on Sunday,
August II. 1851 In our efforts 10
raise money 10 purchase a boat for
the new Phyllis Wheatley Camp
Parsons we were started well on
our way 10 attaining our goal,
only through the efforts Of the
many friends that gave Us such
wonderful support II makes our
thanks at this time seem so small,
but il comes from our very heart,
Nacirema Association
John l. McHie. Jr,. Manager
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
SsHk~ Change In MO
Constitution

8ince W. met Ia Miami Florida
four Year, ago. everything points
10 the fact that the main object OF
the present administration has
been 10 petpetuate itaelf ImmSdi.
atoiy after adiourulng ia Miami
President Jackson begun 70 seek
ways and mnapa whereby the Con
stltuiion might be changed The
Constitution plainly states that
four years ~ The limit aud .
President cant succeed himself
until HIS successor shall have
served AZ least ono year The
President ondeay6fp now % con.
fuse intelligent Baptista on a
technicality as 10 when the con
stitutlon was changed
Can't he understand that Il ~
the privilege OF naptists To even
suspend rulos II they want 10 and
elect by reclamation
Aur president IL an intelligent
man az 300 him tlo la. l hope. a
Christian man and true baptist
In tho light 81 this since hs him
self presided over Tho revision az
the constitution, il the now con
hiitntion. and in light % tho fact,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Correction Mr. ozen Dawson
and not Mrs pNvison, sccompA.
niesi Chalmers lawson. Charles .
poty and Samuel Mitchell O.
phusdslphis 70 attend the Imps
rial Session q the shrine as was
ss,scorrectly stated IN cur las, issue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Dinner Hosts ON Monday eve
ming August 10 Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Wright Of $50 Rondo Az.
were hosts al dinner honoring
ont -oi-town visitors Mrs barbara
Gray and Mrs vivian Hedd. both
Of Detroit Mich The honorrd
guests are sisters 81 Mrs Maceo
Ftnncy - iaT Rondo Az Follow
ing dinner "a. evening wan en-.
ioyed aoc,alixing other g,ieats
sharing tbs hosts hospitality were
the Mines Maceo Finnoy, Eula
Murphy and Doris plelds
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

F6gsE No ssssa
onnEH FoR HE.nt~. rErtrtoN
toR rnoor or VIII. limiting
rtar 10 rttE Ciatas asn Fon
nrAniNe ruraHoN
stats nE MINI NEorA
COUNTY or MENNNrtN
IN rRnuArN COURT
Ia He Eststs ~ sam snseFraan,
neesAaht
rt~yr Ntii
rr fs OWpRREB that ali psrsans
intsrpated sne~ cause ~ any teey
have. before thts Court 90 TuenHay
September SET 1897, 81 10 etioeR
A n the court Nsuse IN M'1res
seeita Minnssata whY the pstitien
Hereia fisd - Wuth Rabat 81 iisn b.
Aeplo Ceauty. MinueRots. For ihy Al
lpwants 80 an tastYausNt Fstpetts
ina g. - the last VIII ant leafa o.
meet ~ satd ngNedent sHi ths GRE
hats thErscf add tor the sppvtRt.
went 81 Asrseif a. exeeutris. shaaiA
aracs - lqle ci-i-.. sad zee
ussstak rAes<es
lF ~ ENErffkR ORDERED thaf
wlthfn four menths fFem the aRft
hsfeof AN creditors "a said nsre
1rht tiis thsif elzfsss ~ this rvuFt
rruota wtfi he heard en4 slatpaa gx.
aHi|rsa go aHiastst esfevs tets
et Do osjeek A "A IN The taprt
AaHre tn MtnrekpHNa NlnusHhtA
rhezs nrters shsU - pahfIahsf
tr fhe Munasrnfia 4Wek gHran ART
n-tev Whtl~4 arfer1irN ~ law
raeAE og rNonArN COURT
WfrNU Kiss tsa NoN. JAMES
C kw8FoU gWtNa - FfonafH
t'a1ft thfs eth aaY 81 Aaaast
tast.
Naae r.rnsaan
rtark 80 grehate Court
JONAS u srhwsrta Afteguef
HtB reANaka BitW
tSpsk esnnan. AVS . 10 A 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
CHURCH
NEWS

the Capital approach lawn next
Sunday at p. N. There VIII be
music by large choir consisting
Of hundreds Of voices from Mime
apchs. St Paul and surrounding
towns. There win also be inspira-
tional summaries OF the assembly.
All are welcome 10 attend this
service Anna Wendell.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
our EthloaI Problem

This can ever be done. ~ long
AS men play politics with the o.
flee Of President A long az
men are more concerned with this
presidency and The prestige the
office brings. than they are in
building constructive program 10
serve the needs Of the people. tho
National Baptist Convention WIN
be- reflection on the character.
tho intelligence and the leadership
of thls huge body We arc "ell
packed up and all shook up as wo
turn our faces towards Louisville
Tor our annual session - never
before We Haptists have the urge
10 attend the Convention The
purpose Of some ~ our leaders IL
not % map ott a great program.
not 70 organize fof a great harvest
in the fields which are ripe and
ready bat rather ~ follow the
pattern set by our political en-.
eniirs In America, tearing w the
constitution We have adopted
They seek 10 10 this IN order 10
perpctfsts the office ~ one over
ambitious man
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Now that ne weather Il hotter
some human brains might develop
q bot box u used a BIT Bc
cautiousi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

birthday Rrunch Miss Evelyn
BeN was hor1fci with a hr,ated
birthday brunch THURSDAY roru,
nK Angus, rs a, the home OF
her parvntn Mr ard Mgs N r.
Bell ~ Csrrua Az. sharing the
hosts hospitality were Mr. and
Mrs , r smith Georgs y. Reu
and Frank John
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

knows that tenure ~ office Ia the
solution Tor our most EroWous
problem. Why can't he make this
matter ths first item on hia sgen-
da and lead ths way 10 having
qualified Baptist % determine
y cir o0urae ny their own vote and
yoics7
don't want 10 feel az some 40
that our President will stop at
nothing 70 get Tho Constitution
changed even II tho Convention IL
destroyed Many have said that
President Jackson would rather
spit TIE convention than % give
up preaidinE over II don't van,
10 believe mat President Jackson
has Messiah complex; don't
want 10 believe that he thinks ~
himself 40 he only man In The
Baptist family with sense enough
10 preside over our deliberate
body Our convention viii never
b. great 10 long as the only im
portaAt office Ia tha Presidency
This office u made too big bigger
thhn the leadership Of the South
efu Baptist Convention which has
tenure, bigger than thn leader
snip " the American Baptist
Convention which has tenure
ThH office has become a Vatican
snd the president . Pope yes. he
Is king whose word Is final
Our Religion. Problem
Ny churchmeu Ia defense Of
the great work wrought by our
fathers In defeuao u our own 40.
lions N adopting = new eonstitus
tiGn with tenure for the prcai
ioncy. IN defense ~ the youth In
The ministry which hope 10 have
e rhanro ~ leadership N their day
and generation such young mon
90 King ~ Montgomery Gardner
Taylor ~ New York and many
others and in defense OF order.
peace and harmony let ua have
goodwin towards esch other and
accept The leadership of tho Iiuiy
spirit 80 not 30 childish in on
emotions - 81 DO great Job ln
1903 and tear Il down In 1851
Now remember our Convention
cannot h great because 4 has
four million members. our Con.
ysnii1u cannot be great n u has
only ono man with acnss enough
90 lead u u can only be great
with program o. service, Of. for
and by the Baptist incorporated
What Ia tho delay In appointing
OF eleottpg an executive score
tary a. provided for ia the new
Constitution IL the President al
20 fillinE that office while pastor
ing one OF the largest churches 10
the nation
! have only discussed our &C
ni'"inie problem, realizing that our
rivi rights, social rights and all
other rights Will never come, un-
fn 49,. l...fF - ......-. 80.
w We bu'la Tor ourselves ooonom'
70 security ana Independence ra-
'h'f u'an elevate ourselves ON tho
efu''h"S 81 tour'tliHh'ng ard
peh'i'@ ohiuanafy
h'"fth'ng "car"d Il" a
foh''oh Tune
Iuh" W on our Convention, "
F'N VIII ana you WIZ hnd only
'hn'" On program VINO are 10 alb
so'''to accord with The President
rms must DO known before hand
EVERY sermon ana every prayer Is
Eeatea 70 politician tone for The
pnrp"ttahNn ef tho administration
livery prayer 's 'st 70 The tune 81
SURFING emotions % developing
passionate p'plni'ee' against men
whose opinions are out % linz
Win Those OF The President and g
- Known fact That no man can
Dc heard trom the flpuf " II H.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Ne 1850
t.sND TtTt.E SIMMONS ~
APPLICATION ron
naaisrnApios 90 LAMB

Ne 1850
LsNU TITLE SIMMONS ~
Application ron
nhGisrnAJtos 90 LAND
STATE OF MtSNEsurA
CpuNrY oF lgNNEpIa
htRTRtCr COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ia lka Matter % the application
% Ailco "a FhaYef 60 register tho
titis 90 the tOl0~i0g described real
sstate situated tn hennspia Count}.
Nlpnvsota pamely
tssy te. uioek T. ~. and RS
Huellvlalcn 10 Lawrence and
reeves outlets Applicant
"
Elizabeth uleyln& irwin City
Federal savings a Loan Asa.r
state 81 Minnesota. Richard j
fbAyar lee "a Hates, and atl
9thaf persphs ~ pArtisa uakn9su
Ufsintug aUY right, Title. estate
ten rr ipfafvst CO.. the real estate
described th the Application ar
amendments herstu lefnnaanta.
rttp srarE 90 MINNESOTA 10
ran ,noNE NAMED
DEFENDANTS
Nsu are hereby summoned aud
required 90 AHAsef the application
40 the krpltea ant iN the above aHa
tIilea prucasains and 90 file yauF
srswer 20 ths said arrhoation in
ths afics % the CLERK % salj
rnuft, 90 said epuhtY, withtn
twenty t3ei days aftaf the service
~ this SUMMONS spen yatA srriHs
slvs ~ the Gay sf such service. en1
10 yau fali 81 Anawer the appliese
tlua Wtthin the tine aforesaid, ere
applicant tA thia pracoedira viii
appiy % che ccaft Tor TIE telisf So
Wisniva thoFetn
taEAth
t'tefk 90 sRiA court, AMI the
sgai thereof st Minneapolis. in
aAfd cvuutF this tath daY %
AHKWsG III 1851
rtftJr e. SCHMIDT, Clerk
~ A g. HeprsE poputy
Arthuy IA 1ahRsoR
Att3rneF Tor Applicant
les Northwestern Federal neNtIoz
Minneapolis ?. Minnesota
tSpekesusan AuWUsf re- ~ 8aA
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Whof's Wrong With
Nufionol Bopfisfs :. ?

Continued from page -
Ia, ana would be urged 20 support
II
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

directors are AR Lapskke, q
the So Paul tasorSrs uni1a.
Frspk smith. president q ,bs
So Pad Nyanch National Assogia,
ticu for thc Amusement 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

to IL -yd. lengths Of Ria Herlinger,
Paula Stout Tweeds and Novelties.
English, French, Scotch imports. All
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