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times as much time here as they Wall in any other part of Alaska.
 Shooting Of the film i, ex- pected to begin this after noon at the Pulp Mill and will depict the big industrial development in this area.
 Friday will be spent finn ing at Nh. Edgecumbc with an accent on their fine trade schools and the complete sequence of he childfens ar- rival for the North and the Subsequent enrolment.
 The Russian Orthodox Church is scheduled for fil- minS on Saturday when they theY Will attempt to film an entire service.
 Two weeks ago when Mir. Foster and Mr. Arthur, who is of the Washington office of the Voice of America, made a tour of Alaska they visited Sitka and Nc that time sug gested they might attempt to contrast the ola and new in Sitka; to capture the indust- rial development KS cast against q background of his tOric importance.
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September II, 1858
Building CoIIopses into the Bay

Minutes before the fire si- ren sounded at l2:30 AM. last Monday morning many had heard an unfamiliar but loud noise in the Front Street area of Sitka. A lady on a boat i'd the harbor thought ii was A nearby boats fuel tank exploding; A man who lives only 100 feet away from the scene described 1t as some thing crashing while a fel- low who was close enough to see as we'll as hear said it reminded him of the tail-end of a bombing raid. No one identified it as . building collapsing in to the Bay But collapse 1t did and under what must be considered favorable circumstances for the tide was out and only one out of four oil stoves in the building was on and it went out through q hole in the wall and into the water
 Nine people live in the building; Mr. X Mrs. Hans Walterhaug & their nineteen year old son Terry, occupied the apartnest above Bill Greens Tackle Shop, Mi. & Mrs Ierald Knoll and their baby dacghter lived in the lower back apartment and MT. x Mrs. Jack ONan x two sons Keith N Jack Gardner upper back apartment AMI were home except [ Hans WaIterhaug who was out of town & is it reported that all were in bed at the time of inc accident.
 Charles Pederson and Bruce Newlun who share an apartment above the City E lectric were both up and im- mediately upon hearing the crash rushed out on the street. Charles Pederson ran ill the direction of the Pio- neer Grill to call the police but met them on the way while Bruce and Morris Caine, who lives above the Front Street Laundry, set to work helping the Knoll's to safety.
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Progress New Branch of inc 1st National Bank Of Juneau 10 Open Here

and Finance School of Sci attle University, majoring in Money and Banking. While at the University he was af- fliated with Alpha Phi Om- ega Fraternity.
 During the eight and a half years that Mir. Thoma- son has been with the First National Bank Of Seattle he worked in various depart ments of the bank and gain cd a through understanding of banking procedures.
 Mir. r Ii ason tells us that he brought two rifles and fishing gear al on g on this his first trip to Alaska, and is m Q st enthusiastic about the beauty and sport ing facilities of this country.
 We heartily welcome Mir. Thomson to Sitka and wish him the best in his new post.
 Another member of the Staff of Sitkas new bank, Mir. Bill Logan, arrived here Wednesday morning m 2 and will take up residence in the kettleston Building.
 Mir. Logan, who is a bach elor of 27, is a native of Juneau where he has spent the past two and half years as note teller for the lst National Bank. He is a grad uate of the University of Washington where he ma jored in accounting and fin- ance and was a member ot Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. Lloyd Rice and the other for William Richards.
 Bills totaIling s6, 6,94707 in the general fund and $3,8S4. O6 on the Hospital Account were approved for payment.
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Coca Cola

Yesterday marked the be- ginning for Sitka home-bot- tied Coca Cola at the Bottl- ing Works, Halibut Pt. Road owned and operated by Eve rett Calhoun.
 Bill Broghton a represent ative of the Coca-Cola Com pany, Portland, Oregon in- Please Turs To Page 8
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me Sltka Branch ot tile First National Bank of Jun- eau will officially be opened this Saturday with an Open H House from LOO to 400 + M. Many Directors of the Juneau Bank and their wives are expected to arrive in Sit ka Saturday morning for the affair Among these are: Mir. asd Mrs. W. T. Kegley, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Boochever, Mr. and Mrs. Willis George and Mir. and Mrs. Felix Ton CT. Others arriving from Jun eau Saturday morning for the opening are. Mir. and Mrs. Norman Banfield, Mr. Banfield is with K a ul k GIT, Banfeld and Boochever, the law firm representing the lst National. Mir. Alex Young who is with Pan American World Airways; and Mir. and Mrs. William Riddle. Mrs. Riddle is cashier at the Jun- eau Bank.
 Mr. James Thomson ar- rived is Sitka y yesterd a y morning to take up the dut- ies of Manager and Assist ant Vice Pres of the Sitka Branch of the First National Bank of Juneau. He will re- side in the Kettleston Build ing.
 Mir. Thomson, who is a b a ( h elor, was born and brought up in Seattle and at- tended West Seattle High School and the Commerce Attorney was authorized to flo condemnation proceed ings against the three pro- perties still not acquired. These owners are John lhde, John E. Ross and Robert Volz all situated along Saw Mill Greek Road. formerly C. Street
 The installation of parking meters was again discussed It was decided that inasmuch as they are here they might as we'll De put in operation.
 Res. 274 authorized the issuance of Bond "R3 of the Musicipal Utilities Jr. Reve- nue Bond in the amount of S2O0.00 to cover construct ion costs of the Blue Lake Low Dam for the month of August
 The puchases of approxi- mately 100 metal traffic signs was authorized.
 Two trailor court licenses were approve d; one for
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 building slid precariously to the left while the top story of the back portion slid to tho right with sufficient im pact to drag the walls With it leaving approximately 26 inches of head room in the lower apartment and form ing a pyramid immediately over tho baby's bed, miracul- ously protecting it from the debris overhead. N is thou aht that a z by 4 plank hit Mr. Knoll in the back of the neck rendering him tmcon scious for approximately five minutes. Meanwhile Bruce Newlun and Morris Caine went in with < small fash light, brought out the baby and assisted Mrs. Knoll out before they had returned for Mi. Knoll he had managed to crawl out Ihe knolls We're then taken immediately to Sitka Community HosPi- tal BY patrol car. Mrs. Knoll suffered shock and possible back injuries, and Nlr- Knoll possible back and chest inv and abrasions on the night leg. The baby was uniniured and released d to friends Meanwhile N chain of men had been formed and most of the household goods from the Knoll apartment remov- ed to the street before the tide came in.
 Upstairs in the apartment above the Tackle Shop Mrs WaIterhaug woke up when the building began tO move, and although she realized some thing dreadful was taking place she couldn't immediately id entify the sensation. ~It wasn't like an earthquake" she later report ed, ''but a gradual slipping ending in q terric thnmP . While books and china from shelves above the hed crashed down on her shc call ed to her Son to stay where he Was While she invcstgat ed. But on going to the land- ing downstairs through a haul in the back section she found the back portion of the build- ing had collapsed and they were trapped until the firedf partment arrived with N lad- der and they were able to climb down to safety They took nothing with them eN- cept Susan their PUP and two canaries Who went out first. But the wo gold hsh had disappeared and were impossible to find as the ap art1nent had been instantly transformed into shambles.
 The ONans and lardnefs were able to jump to satety since the front end of the aP- artment was open as a result Off being pulled from the front section. They were also able to remove their house hold effects through this opening. lt was reported that one of the Gardner boys slept through the actual eol- lapse, so quickly did it hap- pen.
 Bill Green proprietor of the Tackle Shop, was at his home in Fletcherville at the 4sa l 4E.@ wv y%5i 5faM Ha
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Re ort

Arrivals at Sitka Community Hospital:
 A Baby Boy named -John Edward to MT. and Mrs. Al- bert Hammock of Sitka. TIe was born Friday, SePt 5th at 6:05 PM. and weighed S lbs. [ oz. John Edward joins siN brothers and sisters at home.
 Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital. this week.
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MRS. EDWARD WRITER'S
IS HONORED WITH
LUNCHEON ON BIRTHDAY
LUNG

Mrs. Adam Lindsay, S04 Ere
mont Av. N, was a charming hos
tess on Friday September 10, when
she entertained a few friends at
luncheon in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. Edward L. Wither's birthday
which was September IS.
Lunch was served from a pref
tily appointed table spread with a
lace cloth and centered with a
crystal epergne holding red Am
erican beauty roses. The guest OF
honor was presented with an or
child corsage and each lady, with
red rose.
Following lunch, the group en-
joyed a demonstration Of the hula
hoop and viewing movies Of local
scenes and personalities.
Enjoying the hostess hospitality
along with the honoree were the
Mines. Hymie Adm, Harry Davis,
Homer Starks, Clarence Young,
Bessie Davis and Mrs. wallie An
derson Of Fort Sill, Okla, niece OF
the hostess.
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Reddick and c. Thomas Dawson.
Mrs. Ira Harper Of Oakland, Calf.
and Mrs. Jessie Shepherd were
guests Of the club and were each
given a gift. At this meeting Mrs.
Shepherd was voted in "a 4 sub
stitute member
Wednesday Matinee Club; The
Wednesday Matinee club met We'd
nesday evening September %, at
the home OF Mrs. Ethel Mcintosh,
III Emerson Av. N. Election Of
officers was held with the follow
ing elected: Florence Goodsn.
president; Ethel Mcintosh. vice
president; Marian Smith, secre-
tary; Gasoline Norris, assistant
secretary; Ida Taylor, treasurer
and La Verne Parker, club re-
porter. The next meeting win be
at the home Of Mary Lassley, 1901
Oak Lake Av N, Monday October
Is.
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a guarantee OF staged and CO.
ordinated relocation program TO
avoid crowding already eongested
neighborhoods"
Edwin c. Berry. executive dir
ector Of the Chicago Urban
League, also discussed the reloca-
ton angle. He said demolition sites
should be relocated on a total
housing" basis throughout the city
The local NAACP also asked
supervision OF the program 10
guard against segregation in
building and relocation.
Another spokesman, Rabbi ia
cob j. weinstein Of KAN. Temple
praised the plan as an advance
ment in interracial living.
The Hyde Park-Kenwood area
has a large Negro population.
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POSTAL TRANSPORT UNION
AMENDS RULES TO
ADMIT NEGROEs

Kansas City, Mo amp - At
the recent biennial convention Of
the National Postal Transport as
ISOLATION, delegates voted 70 to
20 on roll call TO amend the con-
stitution TO open membership TO
Negroes.
Heretofore, the rolls were closed
to any but members Of the eau
cascian and American Indian
races. For the past decade,
delegates had blocked attempts
10 have the racial bar, adopted in
1911. removed from the constitu-
ton.
The association represents 30
900 postal employees who distrib-
ute and transport mail in railway
and highway post offices, termin-
ais and air mail facilities.
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Priest DenouneeS
Race Gheffoes
In chicuqo-Lund

Chicago (ANP) - A leading
spokesman Of the Catholic Rrchi-
diocese Of Chicago last week de-
nounced the segregation Of Ne
groes into ghettoes as disgrace
and called for changes in a much
debated renewal plan currently be-
fore the city council.
The spokesman is Msgr, John
]. Egan, executive director Of the
Cardinals Committee on Conser-
walton, who made the criticism In
calling for changes in the Hyde
Park -Kenwood urban renewal pro-
gram to provide for relocation Of
displaced persons.
The plan has ben under con-
sideration for some time. Holly
debated by various factions, the
program aims at rehabilitating the
area through a rebuilding scheme.
Msgr. told the councils housing
and planning committee that his
committee cannot accept the plan
in its present form. He called for
~, provision for a representative
amount Of new housing for lower
income families; ~, a guarantee
that homes win be constructed
for middle income families: ~,
a guarantee that no land will be
cleared Of its old building until
plans have been made for i'm
mediate construction; ~, preser-
walton Of sound residential struct-
ures wherever possible, and 81,
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
NuNNEAPoIIs RTRTHpAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Oct AIRS, Margaret Loekett
Anderson, 2s2s Slst Av. s.; Fred
Frazier. 2s0s Tenth Av. s.! Wick
lie Lynn Carter. ais Third Av.
s.; Mrs. Elmer Smith, s51s Smell
ing Av.; Ellsworth Harpole, 2Sle
Tenth Av. s.: Susan Anne Pear
son. 2520 Fourth Av. s.; William
Charles Tramel, SeO5 Third Av. S,
Oct. 5-Jessie Jaeoway, 4oi7
Fourth Av. s.; Michael Hammond,
2741 Clinton Av.
Oct. 6-Marcus II. jackson, 3616
Smelling Av.; Mrs. V. Robbins
III Fourth Av. s.; Mrs, A. Hail.
day, 4055 Ssth Av, s.; Mrs. F.
C. Clardy, PAST 27th Av. s.
Oct. Jacob Quarterman, $500
Fourth Av. s.; Luvenia woolford,
l11e Emerson Av. N; Nadine
Rochelle Russell. $40 Fifth Av. S.
Oct s-Theodore Woodland, HOS
Lyndale Av. N; Mrs. f. w. Lee,
1880 Hiawatha Av.; Mrs. Elmer
Wagner, sl5 Fremont Av N;
Charles Lester Patrick, S342
Fourth Av. S.
Oct. Q Dorothy wilkerson,
4s47 Fourth Av, s.; Mrs. E. c,
Shelby, 1852 Fifth Av. s.: Gloria
n. Moore, 1929 Fifth Av. s.; Helen
Jackson, $40 Tenth Av. s.; Ronald
Hughes, Ssll Fifth Av. s.; Theo-
dore Hunter ST.. S54s Clinton Av
Mrs. Claude Campbell, 1924 Smell
ing Av.; Boris Huggar, 216 E, 4S
st.
Oct. 1O-Mrs. Wynona B. Sim
mons, 1856 Fifth Av s.; Mrs
Susie White, 1859 Smelling Av.;
Mrs. wana Glenn, 364O Fourth
Av. s.; Patricia Smiley, 400 Bry.
ant Av N; Marcus Whitney Lyle
1913 E. SO st.
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Affoek Presidents
PossiVe Policy On
School lnfegrufion

Washington amp President
Eisenhower was charged last week
by the Americans for Democratic
Action with making himself an
unwilling accomplish with Gov
ernor Faubus OF Arkansas and an
unwilling accompiee with Gov
ernor Almond OF Virginia.
This charge was made at tho
meeting OF the National Board OF
ADA at the Shoreham hotel last
weekend. The Presidents "go
slower" attitude has been disap-
pointing 10 freedom-loving peoples
everywhere, the ADA leaders said.
Protest Presidents Passive Re-
slstance"
They pointed out that the Presi-
dents passive resistance TO the
Supreme Court decision and Con-
gress's bipartisan sit-down strike
on school indignation have given
signal for the Southern counter
attack in an ugly orgy Of attacks
upon the High Court.
A statement issued by ADA
said; The American people owe
a debt Of eternal gratitude 10 the
Supreme Court and 10 those
lower Federal Courts who have
stood firm, with dignity and fore
bearance, against attacks by self
seeking governors and detractors
in and out Of congress. But the
judicial structure Is weakening
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DAYToNs STYLE SHOW
had NEGRO MODEL

New York (ANP)-A Negro
model used for the first time in a
society fashion show is currently
pictured In the new issue Of Look
magazine.
Bani Yelverton, the model. IL
shown along with four white mod
els in a color fashion spread Rage
for Color Miss Yolvertson mod
els a purple untitled TUNE dress by
Pauline Trigere that she wore in
the fashion show given by Day
toms Of Minneapolis for the bene-
III Of the Minneapolis Museum Of
Art.
The article Is treated as a rou-
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daughters and four grand-chil-
dren.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Tyler How
ell Jr., will be hostess 10 the First
Nighters Bridge Club on Satur-
day afternoon october 4, at her
home 1922 Oakland Av.
Family Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Harper Of Oakland, Calf, left
for their home Wednesday after
spending two weeks in the city
visiting their sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William Red
dick Of 3s17 Clinton Av. Mrs. Har-
per is the twin sister OF Mrs. Red
dick. The visitors were accorded
many social courtesies during their
stay Mrs, Harper was the guest
Of Mrs. Clyde Johnson on satur-
day evening when she was nos
tess to the IS Duchess club at her
home 1885 Fifth Av. s.
Entertained Informally; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Shepherd. $500 18th
Av. s., were hosts at an informal
get-to-gether in honor Of their
houseguests, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Forsyth of Chicago and Mrs. Clar-
ence Thomas of Dayton. o., on
Friday evening September 20. The
evening was climaxed with the
showing of pictures by Mr.. For
syth of scenery and events IN
Kingston, Jamaica, WI. and points
Of interest in this country. Light
refreshments and a tasty lunch
concluded the enjoyable evening.
The trio left by motor early Sat
urday morning for Dayton where
the Forsyths will be the guest of
their sister, Mrs. Thomas for a few
days. Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs.
Thomas are sisters of Mr.. Shop
herd.
Is Duchess Held Meeting: Ars.
Clyde johnson ST., was hostess
to the 10 Duchess club on Sctur-
day eevening at her home 1895
Fifth Av. S. Following a short
business session, games were en-
joyed for the remainder Of the eve
ming with prizes captured by the
Mines. Harry Massengill, william
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TIMEX JAZZ SHOW"
TO FEATURE LOUIE
ARMSTRIN0 a HAMPTON


New York (ANP) Louis Arm
strong, Lionel Hampton, Hoagy
Carmichael and Gene Krupa win
Join other jazz stars In headlinlng
appearances on the hour-long
Timex All-stRr Jazz Show" Mon
day. Nov. 10 ti0;00-ii;00 pm.
EST on the CHS television net
work.
The show, which win originate
from New York CHS studio. viii
be emceed by Carmichael and Bob
Crosby. Crosby also win double
on his saxephono with his Bob
cats"
Others spotlighted win be Roy
Eldridge. trumpet. chico Hamilton
and his quintet, Les Brown and his
band and singer Anita o'Day.
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derson sr,. have issued invita-
tons for their 25th wedding an
niversary on Saturday evening,
october IS, from Z to 0 pm. at
their home, 500 Dayton Av.
Return Home; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hancock Of Phoenix, III, left
for their home on Monday morn
ing after spending the weekend
in the city as guest OF Mrs. Han
cocks cousin and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. John Patton OF 1858 w.
Central Av, The HaneOoks came
to the city to help the Pastons
celebrate trelr wedding anniver-
sary and to attend the open house
held Saturday evening by the Pat
tons In their newly built home.
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Many Federal District judges In
the South no longer follow the
spirit Of the Supreme Courts de-
segregation decision"
Want Positive Statements From
Candidates
The ADA Board urged liberals
and liberal organizations in this
election year to demand Of each
candidate "a olear-oGt statement
evideneing an intense devotion to
the principle OF integration and a
commitment 10 fight for the legis-
lation necessary to make this prin-
oiple a reality"
The meeting was attended by
about 90 Board members and was
presided over by Robert r. Nathan.
National Chairman Of ADA.
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kitN 10 MIS-. Aaylor pN hcf nus
band. Because Mrs. Taylor needed
a rest. they accepted no social
courtcsies. However Mrs. Carlos
Moffatt, her son and daughter
took them ON a sightseeing tour
OF the Twin Cities. As n parting
gift. Mrs, Taylor and Mrs. Tomlln
presented Mrs. williams with an
exquisite pair OF brass candle
sticks ~" high They were greatly
impressed with tho beauty Of Min
nesota-
New sOni Cheryl Ann Nancy
has a new playmate sharing the
spotlight with her at TO6 Igiehar,
Av Her parents Mr. and Mrs
John William Nancy presented
her with the new brother on
September 10, at 81. Luke's hos,
pitai. John william Jr. Il the name
chosen for the new citizen. Mrs
Blanche Isabel. ST, Paul, IL ma,
ternAl grandmother and Mrs. Cleo
Nancy Of Minneapolis Is paternaI
grandmother.
2Sth Wedding Anniversary: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence A. An
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tine fashion story with no mention
Of the fact that BAnl Is Negro or
that this is a first" IN the area
OF society fashion shows.
The Dayton show was staged by
photographer Erwin Blumenfold
who also took the pictures for
Look.
Miss Yelverton, Look notes, us
minister's daughter who models,
sells jewelry in Greenwich Village
and studies voice her looks
and personality embody the
charms, sadness and compassion
Of a blues singer"
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Ort. Augustus L. Hill, s7S
st. Anthony Av.; Janice Pettiford
se7 Carroll Av.; Herbert Foster
III, 1883 Sherburne Av.; Mrs
Doris Bradley, 761 st. Anthony
Av.
Oct. 5-Helen Marietta Smith
$40 Carroll Av.; Lillian Brown
500 st. Anthony Av.; Edward
Sanders, 6O7 st. Anthony Av.: Mr.
John Dodd, ss5 Rondo Av.; Miss
Sharon Lee Blakey, 472 w. Cent.
raj Av.
oct. 6-Mr. c. A. Anderson, sOl
Dayton Av.; Mrs. Arthur H. p
Rhodes, $50 st. Anthony Av.; ors
Lee o'Neal, 1876 Carroll Av.; Mr.
John Warren, 1901 Rondo Av.; Mr.
Homer Wilson, 912 Iglehart Av.
Mrs. Sylvia Byrd, 293 N. st. Al
bans; Helen Katherine Fox, 96I
Carroll Av.
Ort. Donna Jean Cotton, 4OS
st. Anthony Av.; Rufus Carson
916 Aurora Av.; Mr.. Sidney F
Miller, 500 Iglehart Av.; Mr.. Mel
win L. Gooden, 1904 Carroll Av.
Mrs. Cehelia Russell, 900 Iglehart
Av.
Oct. s-Mr. William Hanna
500 Western Av; Patricia DodC
Schuck, s95 Carroll Av.; Mrs
Carrie Wilson, 337 Rondo Av.
Mrs. Earline Galloway, 757 ST
Anthony AvS Cornelius Tucker
$50 Rondo Az; Melvin Carter ].
307 N. Maclubin.
Oct. 9-Mr. Nathaniel Galloway
s29 W. Central Av.; Mr.. Clarence
Lewis, 3ss St. Anthony; Mr.. Wick,
us MCGOWAN, 995 Rondo Av.
Oct. 1O-Mrs Helen A. Lawr.
ence, 947 Iglehart Av.; Eli Hick.
man, 675 Fuller Av.; Mrs. Thelma
Black, 6s5 Marshall Av.; Mrs. Oh.
I've A. Gum, 1888 Iglehart Av;
Mrs. Helen Clancy, 673 Fuller
Az; Mrs. L. A. Scipio, 1924 Upper
Aston Rd., Myron Phillip Barnett
Jr., $40 w. Central Av.
out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
ST. PAUL
Oct. Robert Steven schine,
Washington, d. C.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Oct. 5-Mr and Mrs. orville
Bill Fraction, 1904 Fourth Av s.,
one year.
Oct 6-Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Hine, 1907 Third Av, s.. Il years;
GALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wallace, 3s1s
Clinton Av, IS years.
Oct. 9-Mr and Mrs. Harlan T.
Russell, ss2s Clinton Av., four
years.
Out-Of-TOwn
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Oct. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Stone, Mexico City. Mexico, 81
years.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
Oct. s-Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Perry. ss1 Rondo Av.. three years;
Mr.. snd Mrs. Archie Thompson,
Milton, Pa.
Oct. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Abrams 6s1 Marshall Av. u
years
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAU. 4

House Guests Mr. and Mrs Elwood Williams SOP NJ Avon
had their house guests Mr. and Mrs Clarence Taylor and SON
Harold and Mrs Madett Puy Tomn all of Chattanooga Tenn
Mrs Taylor is owner and manager of the Franklin Strickland
Funeral Home and named Business Woman the Year
81" The visitors motored ST. Paul Cadillac car birthday
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS :

Sad Mission Mr.. Edward w. Johnson 2609 Fourth Av S.
left Thursday evening for Kansas City No. where he
called to attend the funeral of his daughter Mrs Juanta
Franklin who died suddenly Tuesday evening September
In addition to her father the deceased by
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"of course tennis wouldn't be
the game u Is without two play
ers."--John Foster Dulles.