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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

COL. MARION s.. UsA lre-
.re Is,s sus SoG yMS U 5Sn 8 YSA EfEsh
beloved husband Of julia Rayenel
Battle Of Lexington, Va; father Of
Marion 8. Battle, IT,; grandfather Of
William Olsen Battle, and brother
Of Mrs. Mary B. Rivers OF Warren
OF BlacksburR, We. Friends may
call at the Rinaldi Funeral Home,
$40 H st. ne. Services ct Fort Myey
Chapel on Wednesday. April 2, at
9 pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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sssurday. March 20. 1858. EDNA n.
dale, Nd, beloved DAUGHTER Of
Bennett; sister Of william A., Wade
Z. and Robert @. Bennett. Relatives
Funeral Home, 473v Baltimore ave,
Hyattsyille, Nd. after 9 pm. Mon:
Be held on wednesday. April 2. ct
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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cnWAN. InHN ANnREM. on sunday

OOWhHt JOmN hNgAGWs I'll 0uutldyt
March 80, 1885. st District Cen.
eral Hospital, JOHN ANDREW
Thompson, Mrs. Florence M Burke,
1della, John. and Anthan cowan. He
also leaves to mourn their loss, one
sister, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the John
Z; Rhines q CO; Funeral Home, e0l
cVMS 1leS a. JANIS ss s"5 5S e S S%SIN
Apt, s. beloved husband Of Mildred
cundlh. sr. Also SURVIVING are his
sister. Mrs. Earl Chiffon Of Column
bus. Ohios three brothers, John A.
Cundih OF Columbus, Ohio; ]. p,
Cundin OF Fayetteville N. C., and
Frederick cundiff OF Greensboro. N.
c.; his stepmother, Mrs Rhetta
cundih, other relatives and many
friends Notice OF funeral later. Ar
ranSsments BY Mcclure, Inc.
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BARKMEYER. LoUIsE M, on Sue.

BANKMEYEE, LOUISE NJ. On 5un-
ssk x MiSsa 81 S.a SSs . LHqls y ts
late Sophie Barkmeyer, Friends may
call ct the rakoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. parking oppo-
sltel, where services will be held on
Wednesday. April ., 1t $3.50 am. In
terment Baltimore Cemetery. Balti-
more, Nd.
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sun6sy M aMSE 1T less d SSEE e
DRUMMER. Sill South walter Reed
DR., Arlington. Va. beloved sister Of
Mr.. James Drummer. Mrs. Anna May
Stlckney and Mrs. Kathryn Kenady.
The r Robert GsiJ 3. Murphy s9q Funeral Home.
3524 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va.
parking in rearl. where services
will be held at 9 pm. Tuesday. April
l. Interment Wenohah Cemetery,
Wenohah, N. J.
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ECHAyEs. s sc N!.. E. of , dSls +4 ,,.
81 Malta: BEHAVES: mother q MIA.
Albert Miller. Matias, IT,: Honfado
and Edwardo Behaves. sister Of
Mable Loyden Remains ct Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 517 18th St
sc until Tuesday, April l. at l:15
at 2 pm fnterment Arlinston Ma
tional Cemetery. 81
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RI ssssS 30 r 1sss Azzhy e. sI ssRSsY
o. 1920 paie dr., Silver spring, Nd.
wife OF the late William II. Riegner,
mother. OF Charles Howard Riegner
and sister Of John, sehaal, Mrs.
Humphrey Funeral Home, e434
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd.
where services will be held on
Wednesday. April 2. at 10 a.rn.
parking facilitiesl. Interment Nor
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Blaine st. ne. on March 40. 1855,
below ID husband Of Grace NJ. Bucolo,
father OF Miss Annette Bucolo,
Theodore and Joseph NJ. ,Bucolo
saiyatore Anthony nn MoiaI esav rno
~ Chambers Funeral Home, SIT
1lth 81. Sc. on Wednesday, April .,
q S:45 am. Mass in Our Lady Of
Peace Church, Ridge I'd. and Ely pl.
Sc. az g:30 am. Interment st.
Marv's Cemetery.
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sstazdsy, Msss6 az: 1888, HER.
Der. II1 EA SgIH.2 n,, BOWMAN az t for
of sr pos % s = sos sRlns M Ts srod
Aeschlimann and Mrs. Martin B.
Styer. and brother Of William H.
and Z. Ellsworth Bowman. There
also are fve grandchildren. Mr..
Pumphrey Funeral Home. s4S1 "a,
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
April 2, at 2 pm. parking facili.
ties). lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery
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HARRISON, BLANCHE THYsoN. on
Sunday. March 80; 1858. A. United
S ss:ss MAJ H sEasdHss 'n fEYs ss
HARRISON. wife Of the late Maj.
William sloane Harrison, UsMc;
SISTER OF Paulus IThyson Of 4405
~ hgarTlson 81: NV; Il George Thyson
Sracs r soStbyorth Of Hins6sn.
Mass. Mass viii BE- offered at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, 9Th St. and Park I'd. NV.
fntermens Ariins HSa, National II Gem mn
HAWKINS. LEAH PEARSON. on Fri.
son HAWSkiNs s " Sia It dsi. tEAE &
II Briggs. MRS. Daisy BOYD Mere.
d dnm.. MISS Mary Arrvl HHawxins' a, Andrew
Ros.r, p co asSsip W." and S0H wiss.s
r, Hawkins. Also surviving are Other
relatives and many friends. After 4
nVit. TSs % ss AP X, i isnds ere
neral Home. 1880 Oh G 81, NV. FS-
neral on Thursday. April 3, at 1
pm. at Asbury Methodist Church,
llth and K SITS. NV. interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 2
HAYES, FRANK z. cap. on Sunday,
M Marcn 3Qs igSs'. At Mount Alto
Amy W. Hayes; brother Of H. Dewey SeS
Z. Birchett and Hattie N. Hayes.
Friends may call a. the Takoma
Funeral Home, 2S4 Carroll 81. NV.
after II am. Tuesday, April /
Ipnrking oppositel, where services
Will be held on Thursday. April q,
AZ IS am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
HEIDER, WILLIAM C.. ST.. On satur.
day. March 20. 1858. WILLIAM c
HEIDER, ST.. OF Laneview, Va. be-.
loved husband OF Mabel d. Heider
father OF Mrs. Lorraine II. Jones and
?. Milton Heider OF Maryville, Tenn :.
brother of Mrs. M. II. Hull, Mis-
4. 2. Helder. Mrs j p. c. Peter and
M. o c. Heider. He also is sur
ices At the 8. II. Hines CO. Funeral
Home: :aoI i4sh s.. NV: %
ing faeilitiesl .1ntsrment Onion
Cemetery. Rockville, Nd. 1
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SSSir. SiSs NM i 5SSsi En- e9 iSSstS6
1ss zss, The S.nE Sssvf M.1 fash Swami Of
and Mrs, Roberta s, Thomas. Five
grandchildren. q host Of other rela-
tives and many friends also survive
Friends may call at the Malvaf &
schey Inc. Funeral Home. New
Monday. March 81, after pm.
$40 pm. REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated at Our Lady Of Perpetual
Help Catholic Church. 1900 Norris
I'd. Sc. on Tuesday. April at
Cemetery. 81
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asS March H IS ss cL !. Ffo Ha aT
Hospital, JAMES A. BRADLEY of
1888 East Capitol st.. beloved hus-
band of Mrs. r. Beatrice Bradley.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
where prayers will he offered Oh
Tuesday, April 1, at $40 am. Re-
QUEEN mass at the Holy Comforter
Church. 14th and East Capitol SITS,
az am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. 81
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DROADY, EDNA .. peparted this lif,

on Friday. March IS, 1905. MRS.
q Mrs. Lula Lissins Of sS2S 5th st.
NV. and the late Edward Liggins.
Broadly: two sisters. Mrs. Beulah
Edmonds, Mrs. Hilda Nash: three
Alonzo LiEgins; one aunt and uncle,
srsnss nS M5s EesNn S one
friends. Remains may be viewed on
Monday, March. 81, after / pm ct
the Han Brothers Funeral Home,
Ices on tuesday, April 1, At pm.
from the Mount Airy Baptist church.
North Capttol and L SITS. NV. Rev
Long omciatinR. Interment Wood.
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JOHN J. OF COZ LIST st.
j. On Rl Maosh i istbsS s's Husband Sn. p
Albert j.. Mary kriston and Shirley
Jones: brother Of Bill. Louis, Joseph,
steve Kriston and Gertrude Vargo.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home.
6lS 18th at. Sc, on Wednesday,
ington National Cemetery.
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FI1CH; ,, EosEET .S M q ,o, ssudaepHIy| n:
ERT NILES PITCH. brother Of VII
liam Edward Fitch Of San Antonio,
Tex, and Judge Walter o, Fitch
of Eagle Pass. Tex. Friends may
Home. si 9 G Wisconsin Sns' ~. run nH
where services will be held on Tues
day. April l, at 1890 an Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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ERylN. May ELlZARETH tREsSIEl.

On saturday. March %, 1855. At
R Rfi aSEf dse!sH M Ekvls9 Macy &.
loved wife Of william Edgar Erwin.
mother. Of Mrs. Marcus c. Daley,
Mrs. Gladys e. Chichester. Dalton Z.
and James p. Erwin: sister Of Mrs.
Mrs.. deorSe T. Brown and LsWrence
H. Thompson. There also are eight
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children. Mrs. Erwin rests ct the
Warner 3. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd. where services will be held on
Tuesday. April l. ct l pm. tpark-
ing iaeilitiesl; Interment wood;;ide
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Az. h.ae SS g. is5s = s SR sSn
q 's foSis Summit o ave-. kensins Na
Nd. wife Of the late David 0eorse
Bissstt, mother Of Fred I; Bissett
OF Mfs, Edward p. Saul Mrs.
George W r. Davidson and Robert
?. Carter. There also are nve
grandchildren. Mrs. Bissett rest;
81 the Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver
6prlnR, Nd, where services will be
held on Wednesday, April =, at
1870 pm. parking faeilitiesl. In
terment Arlington National Gene
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'- County an AespStsi. stssT l Ions iii%s::;
On ems SUNDAY; Msreh 80; 1855 rs. u, LUKE e
Slye. He is survived BY his beloved
wife. Mrs Pearl Slye Of Philomont.
Va, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services on Wednesday.
April 2. It II an. at 81. Peter 8
DlsfSUa fs Densa:r r csSst.rs near
Round Hill. Va, lSt. Mary's County,
Nd, napers please copy.l Arrange-
ments BY Hall Funeral Home Pur-
eellVille. Va
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sa,rNDERs. DOROTHY Z. On Fri

az, Mich Dgso1 IDS. ;. Ss,gsIsy
a0's sssC R HaSe'os. .y. s4esDs VI:
OF the late walter. A., saunders;
Home. lth st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where prayers will be offered on
Tuesday. April 1. at 10 Am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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JONES, NETTIE X. On Sunday, March
30. 1858. at WASHINGTON Sanitariun
NETTIE X. JONES, daUGhter Of the
ss i:pa Adrian man c snd n:r Ss An Ann JOss
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
until $50 am. Wednesday. April y.
REQUIEM mass will be held at ST.
James EPISCOPAL Church, ?22 sth
Loundon Park Cemetery. Baltimore.
Nd. l
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SG. EUGENE 4: 4 Special
Lodge, No. 20. p. A. A. M,
is called for 1:15 pm.
. Tuesday. April /, 1885,
~ for the purpose Of con-
= ducting Masonic burial
services for our late
lar. EUGENE A. RUSHING.
THUR w. BOLIVIAN, Master.
ETGu uATJRER Secretary.
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80. 1888. E Ssi III i IRSY. bsio oTea
husband Of Hattie Levy, beloved
Sidney, Paul Bernard and Charles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levy:
one brother and two sisters. Morris
Levy. Mrs Shirley Strichartz. both
Of WASHINGTON. D. C., and Mrs.
Fannie Bailine Of HisIeah. Fla. and
c. D Goldberg q Son Funeral Home.
4S17 9th st. NV, on Monday. March
81, at pm. Interment Mount Le-
banon Cemetery. In mourning At
5l3I eth s.. ne. Family REQUESTS
made to the Little Club and Amer
ican Cancer Society Of WashinRton.
D. G.
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DoBO, SALLY MAE. suddenly. on
E E.'h o ss's 3 l 70 l 4sss D. sA5ts
Of Mrs Elyira Jennings. Mrs. Marie
Of Mrs. Cora Jackson and Mrs.
Vashita Strong Of New York CITY.
N. r.: Mrs. SOPHIE Lee and Mrs.
Alberta Bark Of South Carolina.
surviving are two sisters-in-law. four
brothers-in two sons-in-law
I'VE Grandchildren. other. relative.
and friends. Notice Of funeral
later ArranGements By Rollins.
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Of isis Fern St. NV. beloved bus.
band Of Bertha Jeweler, devoted
father Of Max. Jack. Allan. David
Jeweler and Mrs, Rose Peres. he
liam Jeweler: q sister. Mrs. Rose
Goldenhorn and twelve grand.
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky a Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th St NV. on Mon
Tifereth Israel Cemetery ioldl
Memorial week, 1918 Fern ST. NV
In lieu Of flowers the family sug-
gests the contributions may be made
to the Heart Fund. 81
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AuE: M Als! :; OF Sos M sgsh 81.
1858. wife Of the late William ].
Ags. mother Of Ar,; Norman L', g.
rive efanddaughters and nine great
grandchildren survive. Services ct
- Chamber Funeral Home, 617 18th
81. Sc, on Wednesday, April 2. 81
/ pm. Intermont Prospect Hill
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IS, 1858, at his residence at the
Kennedy warren Apartments. Frs.
Of the late William A. and HarriettG
caperton Gordon. Also SURVIVING
are four nieees. Mrs. Louise @
Tucker of Alexandria, Va; Mrs
Harriette q. Lowman Of Clinton. 9
Alice 3. Gordon, both OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. Services at Christ Episcopal
Church. 31st and o SITS NV. on
Tuesday, April /. at pm. Inter-
ment Oak Hill Cemetery. Please omit
flowers
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oORSKY, ISRAEL. on Monday, March
81, 1858, ISRAEL BORSKY, beloved
father Of Mrs. shirley ATonson and
Arthur Borsky. both Of Washington,
d. c He also 10 survived by two
brothers and one sister, Mrs. sadye
sssE%sH ana Los nd s paul sssa
Of Brooklyn, N. r. and one gEand-
q Son Funeral Home, 4s17 9th St.
NV, on Tuesday. April l, ut II am.
terry George WashinRton Lodge sec
ton. In mourning at 1922 .Osage
St. SILVER Sprins, Nd. Family re-
quests In lieu of flowers. that con-
Columbia CanGer Aid Group or jew
fish National Fund. Philadelphia,
Pa. papers please copyD
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LITTLEJOHN. LESSEE L. On sunday,
March 80. 1855, LESSEE L. LITTLE
JOHN Of 1903 varnum St NV, De.
loved sister Of Mesdames Anna Wig
willie Davis and Lottis Young. Also
SURVIVING are other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Tues
day, April Il. friends are invited
Home. 1870 9th st. NV, Whers
services will be held on Wednesd. ~.
April 2, at ] pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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'ElxMsH S. on lI sStuTdsT Marc" "a! as.
osSSSstr''r siS%lffH 1Li HSsgit'l 4HooAAPF:
SON SON. wifi. q Jossph R, ThSmpson.
Thompson; sister Of Alma folsom,
Emma Parreco and Albert Landgraf.
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1881 Good
HOPE I'd; sc; on Tuesday, April 4.
Cemetery.
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DORSEY. MARY ANN CLAGGETT. On
sat,gardss, March 20, 1858, e her e
ANN cEAodEETTT71 ipoeo;RsESYi., Beloved MoMd
mother OF Miss Ethel /. v. claggett.
John w. and Spencer Z. ClAggett.
and Henry T Fuller. Also surviving
are seventeen grandchildren. thirty
six great-grandehildren and seven
Ereat-ereat- grandchildren one niece,
Anna Matthews, four nephews, and
. host Of other relatives and friends.
After. 5 pm. Tuesday. April 1.
friends may call at the Snowden
neral services on Wednesday. April
2, at 2 pm, at Brooke Grove
Church, Laytonsville, Nd. the Rev.
Jordan onictatipg. Interment church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

instead and thus really launched
her national career
OF course, she remembered
the affair. But Miss Anderson
forgaye the erring OARS. They
just weren't acquainted with all
the facts, she said
After you've seen this show you
can overlook a lot in TV And I
wonder II the sponsors and CHS
and Of course, Miss Anderson -
haven't done more for America
than a hundred earth satellites or
a thousand ICBMs will ever be
able TO DO? Copyright 1883 Rob,
ert @ spivnck)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
chrsan Witness Mission Reports "loodobs Results"
Justice Harold A. tipped Appellate Bench In

tARpj state Supreme Court Justice Harold A
Stevens up another Avsri
Hartman appointed him 20 nvoyeer term the courts appellate
division
The FIRST Negro 20 The tribunal justice
70 tho supreme 1865 ityear serving
Judge city general
one 81 appointments appellate by
puts Justice Stevens the
state The appeals uradc
ton appeals Tho supreme mrrogaisa county city
lesser courts Some 81 tie decisions appealed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
oeorgo's ATTY. Gen. Cook Soys NAAcp Behind To
Iufeuroie Schools In Atlantic

Atlanta AMP deorga'a Atty Eugene here
last week that tho EAAcP has launched program
Negro parents number alt.
white schools in tho future
He claimed S provided that rany
NAACr the time avoided
the picture the litigation
auta"
Cook alsa claimed hts unmpefchhbe
formation furnished from tins to time during fhrce
months"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
THIS N That
by hazel
underwood

ANOTHER YEAR
Another year another opportuni-
/ ~ 70 start az over this first week
~ the New Year.
Today, Jet Va start BY counting
our many blessings Surprised ?
You really did not know how many
blessings you we're enjoying, did
your
you have parents, sisters and
brothers and other relatives You
enjoy being together ard you
know, even though YOU 90 have
"npatA". they love you and you
can always depend on their friend.
ship
You may not know there arc
some boys and girls men and
women who DO not have living
relative In the world ! have talked
with several who az. alone IN
the world ard they would not
p1sh for another thing II only
they had relatives living
The other day overheard a
woman who looked 20 be about
30 complaining 10 her husband
that she didn't have anything"
He told her be was doing all
he could make her happy and
as he spoke I, too. wondered what
on earth she wanted lie vas work.
ing night and day ON two Jobs
Roth we're nerve racking positions
tie spent eight hours with men
tally ~ people and at night he
had private practice trying 10
make enough money 10 make his
wife happy with fine clothes, etc.
As read an he was saying,
what I9 Il you want You know
We are attn paying for oar home
YOU wanted 20 badly wanted
IL too. but / thought we should
have finished paying Tor the car
first but you promised me you
could sacrifice and bclp me pay
for u Then you Just HAD 10 have
the automatic washer and dryer
ALL ~ your nrl friends had enc
bat YOU and sou fsit LOT out
Finally Il an cante out She was
invited 60 party and "shc dihut
have decent dress % wcor"
1hry talked oh and on and when
they talked a little ioudef I heard
him say There has 10 be halt
Somewhere and thla la 90 You
win not only NOT have a new
aress FOR this party bot We must
be very careful % we viii hose
some If the things ypu are now
eRioying You know can't ar
ford to get sick and lose any time
from the hospital nr We may be
IN danger Of being very short Of
money You think I dent want
you g. be happy and have nice
things but 90 However arm
making the living and know we
must be sensible and start right
now the FIRST of this year to live
within my income ard save some
money | cannot do u alone. you
lwii have 70 help me For the
! first time tho wife took that IN.
lutvd look OF her race hooked
At hcr husband and asked him n
he wasn't FEELING we'll tie said
sea but he meant business
The nurse told them they were
nest and no want into the pr e
lpfivate office SHE realty looked
I a little worried and 40. they may
sltll have very Happy New Year
Elr she wakes 40 before lt IL toa
late
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

THls STUNNING DRESS
I With is haren SKIRT WAS
created 20 SCI you or in a biz
lowy cloud Of chiffon for the
holiday season The sleeveless
bodice with its scoop Egcklinc,
the underykivt and jacket are
81 corded Nlk The ovcrskfgt
OF lovely matching chiffon It's
perfect with or without the
Jacket % hl both yugr after
noon and evening holiday party
dates Simplicity pattern No
2229, Il features TIE longtime
rs DecS-typc Talon uppcr
which gives mage ft 90 the
hc6tce. tapcrs down 60 a trim
waistane ard follows thru tae
burst o, gathers IN the skirt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE


Accras GhAna amp Wedding bells Tor Dr Kwafut
Ntrmah, 4syear-oId prime minister Ghana private
ceremony married last week Faa flen RUTH Cairo
Egypt
The bride said 20 be In her midtHentes Arabic student
Cairo university Cairo wedding
companied by her uncle Abbey sadHk
Present The ceremony Or Hknuahs mother Elizabeth
acting " - Van
deputy registrar marriages. performed
The Hkimhhs viii honeymoon trip prime
minister busy according Bake information
chun Youth Witness Mission Reports LoUdobIa Resuf
Nashville tAEfThe second annual cityWife Christian
Witness mission sponsored by
ton division Of the Nashville district described having produced
outstanding results" during ia bresdy the city
unchurched youths
The report aausd by W. ~ Lester director
guided the 100 youth delegates during their mission
Delegates out.
town
general board ~ evangelism
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
NOTICE Oh SALE OF PERSONAL.
PROPERTY 10 SATISFY LIEN


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the personal property described a.
mobile, tdunr, Serial No. K-59l-
by the sheriff OF HenRcpiu County
~ 1890 o'clock AN, al TimmoBs
Aveuus Ia the city ~ Minneapolis
County ~ Hennepiu state Of MIN
ueBota, 60 pay and satisfy lien
from william Hill. as owner there
business as Timm0un Oh CDmpa ny,
and uotlG0 gftsJ 00J Dollars, com
exclusive ~ The expenses % said
sale and % the advertising Thereof
together with Tho uegrHHary exc
panzes % advertising and making
HUiJ sale ara That The grounds %
storage from December 30. 1855
% December 30. 1851. az sac 90
per month StNg 90
DATED December 30. 1861
Gordon II Tlumuua. doing
business as IjmWUUF OF
BY rH0Mts C FoRsHERG.
q thg lay t'rm 90 HALL,
9tt Produce Eaik Uuldlag
}inuuHpeNH q Minnesota
tspokf8mRu Jan. 10, H. 2lI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

"p'nHho" N g tANfl tuthrr tce Williams local Negro
popularity known as she 'looaar man complained Fore
here aat wee" thai be- robbed $3.50 including his 500
bills
Williams said two Negro pulled job hoirg pistol
10 hs nha and the either told
him. Dead men toll n0 tales
lie had met the two Eui bey Ko
the rr~tes at Waiting money
reached secluded spot. they hpd him wa
Williams didn't report tho Incident immediately
SO frightened and 80 thankful 60 Oft my
anr 10 sleep"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Conscience IL that stun, small
Voice that tells YOU what other
Pcople should do,"--Arnold Gias-
gov.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
Association Votes ins'ood OF Expulsion Bios
Lu Schools

San Francisco CAMP A motion law school
the Association
qualified Negroes defeated the
three ay week
The association instead voted
The expulsion motion failed approval
aehoaia joined most southern institutions opposition
The compromise submitted by y ~
Washington university srho OF av Louis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

The new cars have wider seats
this year, and 80 do we.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

A driver we know kept his
brakes on while being towed 10
get his moneys worth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

Even II YOU can't read girl
like a book, it's nice 20 thumb
the pages, Henry Morgan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
Mold Two On $4,000 In Robbery kidnapping Charges

Fayetteville N g tANfl Two former Fort Nagg soldiers
ordered held Under $4,000 charges
uniting four fobbauea and kidnapping drivers
Bound FOR IA. January Cumberland County superior
court we're willie Robert wooun Hilbert
sherman Rce., Macon,
rotc both signed statements admitting hotiupa
ninE station robbery netting total Of $500 pauahes
however dsnted using 1reana IN any the holata
odhra The accused charged with abduetng
drivers forcing accompany 0ung job
Neither cab driver injured
Wooduu recently discharged from the army
AWOi ufaRr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

pending appearance municipal charges breaking
Distributing vonany stealing S5ttSt cash and
rhecks
puportel admitted the telling police he
spent uDnry ,oanBg about The
remainder Of the foancy about 5000 recovered