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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES

| STONY BROOK GARDEN CLUB will
meet THURSDAY at 8 Pm; in the home home
81 Street. sIS Fa Is Church, Va. Panel dis
ALTA VISTA GARDEN CLUE win
meet WEDNESDAY at 8 pm. at Gustin
Mrs Mrs. Alien B. Paul and Mrs. Michael
A. Wiencek. Residents invited.
CHEVY CHASE d. c. GARDEN CLUE
will meet tomorrow at 1880. In the
home Of Mrs. Ralph Stokes, 49I0
Paul s. Anderson and Mrs. Lawrence
SPRINGFIELD ACRES GARDEN
CLUB viii meet Thursday at pm, in
CTssstwSod school, G GscsEs Tn Tasnsr
NATTONAL CAPITAL DAHLlA
SOCIETY will meet Thursday at $3.50
pm. at the Natural History Building:
Panel discussion on soils; root ! sale Of Of
UPTON STREET GARDEN CLUB
will meet in annual session at the
auditorium Of the Home for Incur
tomorrow. DR. Myron S. Anderson will
deliver an Illustrated lecture on soils.
Election of officers. collection Of dues.
business. followed by refreshments and
HILLTOP GARDEN CLUB will hold
Andrews Air Force officers Club. In
stallation of Mrs. David Lynch. presi-
dent; Mrs.; T ;,,i schwa arm vice
MrS Wis% Pits
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Warner
Fassett, treasurer; Mrs. J. Donaldson.
PiNEcREsT GARDEN CLUB of Fair
e. ...all o
morr CSun n S wi bo meet Of M anS Mrs
Carl Dreaming, TAOS Park street, Mrs
Jennings Wood and Mrs. J. H: Master
Bradford Bloom win speak on Birds
~" GLRNccARIHN GARDEN CLUB will
meet. Tuesday at 7:45 pm. at the
Woodward q Lothrop Auditorium at
Seven Corners to hear tax By Mrs r..
Tsds pants % .ns n nf he 9Ss dG1
a short business meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. E: M. Reed. 5924
Arlington boulevard. Refreshments.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-SPRlNG VALLEY
GARDEN CLUB will meet Tuesday at
the home Of Col. and Mrs. H. Lamar
Henderson. DR.. Henry L. Darner will
speak on .'Incomparable Holland,
MARTHA WASHINGTON GARDEN
CLUB will meet at pm. wednesday
Io2S Columbia drive. BuckneD Manor
Alexandria, Va. Mrs. stanley Allen
will speak on gardening with herbs. :.
CAPITOL HILL GARDEN CLUB will
Methodist Church. Fifth and Seward
square Sc. J. Morton Franklin will
speak on Spring Pruning"
EAST HILLS GARDEN CLUB will
meet tomorrow at pm. in the home
Of Mrs; Dolores Parker, 1912 B
Wo0DI,AND GARDEN CLUE Of Fair.
fax, Va, will meet Wednesday In West
more Elementary School, Berry Street
Beard. Fairfax County agent, will
speak on Soil and Its Problems"
HILLANDALE GARDENERS will meet
tomorrow at 8 pm. at the firehouse
Miss Jane Roller will speak on Wild
colored slides. Public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Crop Yields Increase

In 1909 nine different cereals
yielded as billion bushels from
191 million acres. Corn. oats.
and wheat alone yielded 80
billion bushels from l78 million
acres. In 1857, these three crops
yielded 4.3 billion bushels from
$50 million acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Park BLUEGRASS

A new bluegrass named Park
has been developed by the Uni
versity Of Minnesota. Little in
formation is available at pres
ent except that it has good
vigor and is more resistant, to
disease than Merton bluegrass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

at the concluding session Of the
Fourth Annual Seminar Of the
Garden Institute Of Northern
Virginia. Tuesday, at 7:45 pm.
at the auditorium Of the Seven
Corners. Va. Woodward a.
Lothrop store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Mrs. Lang to Speak
AT Seminar TuesduY

Inside Use for Outside
Plants" will be the topic of an
address by Mrs. Frederick w.
Lang, floral uesign authority.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
Good Neighbors Club
Meets; Pres. Maxey,
z Trustees, Guests

The Good Neighbors Club held
it's monthly meeting Sunday af-
ternoon ait the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elihu Askerneese, 3109
Lydia avenue.
The Good NeighIbors Club is
composed of citizens Of the Vii
lage of Robbins, living in section
8 of the Robbins Park area. We
had as our guest speaker, the
village president, Mr.. Ernest
Maxey, who was accompanied by
two of the village trustees, Mr..
Charles White and Mr.. John w.
Shaw.
During question and answer
period of the meeting Gin which
President Maxey Fundamentally
cooperated), each members ques-
tions were very ably answered
by the president and the two
trustees.
We are much better inform
ed club and as a club we would
like to publicly thank our guests
and also the Askerneese family
for being such gracious hosts.
Albert Jones, President
Mrs. Isaac Adams, Sec'y
Mrs. Louis ElWood, Treas.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
ROBBINS NEWEST
BEAUTICIAN

Mrs. Mary Kramer, Robbins
newest beautician, is a graduate
beautician and wants the public
to know that no appointments
are necessary-just call Fulton
5 6245. Her address is 1915
Troy street. She will wash and
press your hair and do all of
the other things necessary to
keep you looking your best.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
FIRE OF ENTHUSIASM

"Aesop was so right. The fell
low who is fired with enthusi-
asm for his wark is seldom fired
by the boss" White Hall Reg
lister
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
Tiny Topsy' In
Triumphant
Return TO the Apex
By Aaron Stout

To those of us who have pride
in our little village and the &C
complishment of it's people, the
tr i u m p h a 1t return of Tiny
Topsy" gives us a chance to
swell our breast and say, 81
knew her way back when e.. J"
Your writer did not know he1
way back when" she was little
Otha Lee Moore, pupil of Lincoln
Memorial School. I knew her
when she first began to sing
without any thought of singing
career. When, after getting over
Ter shyness, she ventured out
TO try her wings at some of the
local niteries. When they brought
radio to the Apex and from there
has carried her to many parts OF
the country: Ohio, Indiana, Ala
bama, Michigan and Pennsyl-
vania, and last but not least, to
that Utopia for all singers - tha
great metropolis-New York.
In Chicago, she played such
spots as the Regal Theatre and
the ulous Roberts Show
Lounge. In New York she was
booked in at the famous Apollo
Theatre as a part Of show,
and after completing that assign
ment she was recalled and given
top billing with a name band.
This in itself is quite highlight
in her life.
Tiny Topsy, though not bask-
ing the sunshine of success, has
not forgotten her friends, nor
the spot of her humble begin
ming. She made her triumphant
return to the Apex on Friday
night to pay homage to her home
town and her host of friends and
well-wishers. With her she will
bring a galaxy of stars, including
Otis Rush, recording artist;
Memphis Slim (Blues), Sunny
Land Slim .(Blues), Will Dixon
and his band. Bill Cody and his
Wonders Ca vocal quartet) and
Minnie Thompson, singer and
shake dancer extraordinary.
Miss Moore (Tiny Topsy) is
ably m a n ag ed by Richard
Stamps of open the Door, Rich
ard" radio fame.
Some of the many records cut
by Tiny Topsy are: 20 Shucks,
Baby" Cher first), Come On"
Ring Around My Finger and
miss You So"
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY
|. He is the only endorsed Regular Republican
for this office.
2. He is the only experienced candidate seeking
this office.
3. He has twice served as Vice Chairman of the
Cook County Republican Organization.
4. He has, as present Republican Committee
man, vigorously and effectively represented
the growing township at County, State and
National levels.
S. He, as practicine attorney has the quail
ficatiOnS to serve you best.
ENDORSED BY
Bremen Township Regular Cook County Republican
Republican Organization Central Committee
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
AMT TT so?

A reformer is someone who
insists on HIS conscience being
YOUR guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

9,.x ana Montsl Raid. "a, sosi
James s: =. y o vlv,.s FwiIIR,. 900
Hilltop tr. a.e.
william X. Patterson, 80, ole Mary.
Mnd ave- ne, and Ruth L. oates.
oliver l. Johnaon, 90, Ba7 10th Al. ne,
snq Louise y wrisht' -. i3ao How.
Burton 4. Dorsey, 10. aSa Kentucky
ave. Sc. and Erneatine Matthews.
10. 900 18th a. sc,
Marvin A. nodker. u, Ialo OAK a.
s,ss', md Dolores ? s'rih' 81 S7iO
Robert Il. Bogue, o., aiip Davis nj.
NV, and Sarah N. Powell. ~. Aiaa
hdmunda y. nv,
LaTlos y Bailey. ~. 90, and Mary n.
vFssns 81 both Of itfi Euclid
Russell W. prshon ~, and Mildred {.
ParIlsy. 20. both Of baltimore.
John q, MARITIME, 20. a4g L a. ne.
and jean Y Grimm. 10, 1919 Pred.
erick pl, sc,
Edward J. Neroman, IS. and Floris'
smith. 81. both OF iiao sist 81. NV.
Roswell n. Pinekney, 81. HIb 8Oth
q, ne and shirley Z. Alexander.
~, fh.0 Hayes 81 ne
Ernest Hayward, 20, Arlington. and
Mayins Davis. 81. Great Neck,
BENJAMIN T. Reed. ir. 10. ToS Ash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

/ sse Jqdiih A. osrtnsb 10. Rock
NafsIcp Hssisj. ~. ssrsn,en. pa ln'
Christie q. Chaennaa ~, iA0H nuch,
anan ~ NV and Shrlltlna kaiiyre.
John 4. Lam, III. 10. 1Of0 n Il, nv.
and Charlotte NJ ooodipssd. 30
H,ySs,lala Eslgsst...; No 1890. ~,
VALLEY ave. sc.
Paul A, .Hteddard. 20 Haskell, n. J.,
and Marian Z. Kilsy' ~, aos Ttt
Ronald a, Roger. %, 370e W a. nv
and Lillian l. Byrd. ss, 1855 Park
David N tYSyng. sg; san n. S5snsl.eo
wlIlisn 4, bryant. 30, 1894 D q. ne,
nd EVELYN r. Barnes 80 s5s7 Hart.
Mafesilns Andersen. ~. a7Ot iath A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

a ne, and Irene WATKINS. 10. ioae
WiltlnmhAm pL ne
Robert Rapp "a, Naval AIR station,
and catherine Thomson, 10. law.
renee hAFbor N, J.
Paul Robinson, %. n n a. nv, and
Laverda J Brown. 20, 1915 colnm.
Charles ,, arooksa. NJ, Is, 1890 Nor.
flson a n,ws- and Annalee Arml-
rhaddsa. KoaIoSSki III hsth.,d. and
hArioris ~ Brown. Be-. f0b ON
Franklin n Pritehett, IS, Boiling An
Fofee Base, and HildA N, singo, 81,
bhO Portland o.. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under d. C. lao couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. matt three
fun days and recetpe the
license on the NTH dav. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Clarence A. simpson, n, 1900 Maasa
WSis scasnt. Ia, 1ssa sp Sa Ts "a. NJ
wndsi. az both OF q sPPS Sts Hi IL a. nv. y
Layrsnee Z. Paxton. IS. Q Rhode IA,
land ave. nv, and oertrude N
oarnss, 20. 37ab jay a.. ne.
Herbert Z. 0askins, IT,, %. 800 Hamll,
ION n.y.. and Helen d. Rattan
Howard ], Clemens, ~. 30. Bethesda
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09
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THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, August 9, 1858
HOLLIS REEVES PASSES
Continued from first paue)

Continued from first page)
staunch Sunday School student
with wide knowledge of the
Holy Writ. He was a past
Master of Alpha & Omega Lodge
No. 121 and served in various
offices in this fraternity. The
death of such man is q great
loss to our village.
sHe leaves to mourn his pass
ing, a wife, Mrs. Leatha Reeves;
g daughter. Mrs. Willie Bund-
rant; sister, Mrs. Elizab beth
Leonard (now hospitahzed in
Michigam; 8 brothers, Van,
Edward and Nanny; an aunt,
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09
CLASSIFIED ADS.

LOOK SPENCER SUPPORTS
individually made to order.
Call Mrs. Theresa Mayes-
MU 4 1850.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09
FOR SALE flat bricl

FOR SALE 2 flat brick
building, $4,000 per month
income. Reasonable offer. In
quire or call Fulton 5 64O8.
and a host of other relatives
and friends.
Funeral services by Christian
Science at II am, Thursday,
August 7th, followed by Masonic
Rites at Crooks Chapel.
1nterment in Lincoln Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Make no mistoke, 1853 is destined to 90
down in fashion history via the uprising of the
WoistIne as the ''Yeor of the Empire"
Don't be confused by references to both
Directoire and Empire in describing many of the
new fall clothes The Direetore period wos from
1892 to 1900. Simple, hioh-woisted, loose fitting
clothes were fashionable Empire wos the period
Evening star., 1958-07-13

between 1903 and 1873 when Napoleon was
Emperor. Silks and eIoboroteIy decorated veIvets
replaced the white musIins of the previous decode.
There will be plenty of other fashion news
unfolding all this week as New York designers
show their fall and winter collections TO the
Notions fashion editors.
-ELENI
Evening star., 1958-07-06

5-Son FEoneiseo Beat.
7-Boekssose. Sports. News.
Strong. Molone. Molkle.
9-Cosey Jones. Adventure.
"Stor Witness" AIon Hale,
Bobby Clark.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
July 3

~Ssy
5-Son FFoneisco Beot.
7-Boekssose. Sports. News.
Strong. Moione. Molkle.
9-Cosey Jones. Adventure.
"ssor Witness" Aion Hale,
Bobby clork.
7:30
4-Weson Train. Western.
Hour. THE Les Rcnd Story"
Two determined men seek the
doctor Of q small Western town.
Sterling Hoyden, Sollle 6fophy.
tRepect.)
5-Mr. District Attorney.
7-Disneylend. Frontierlond.
Hour. THE Sooa Of Andy Bur-
nett" White Mons Medicine"
Jerome CourtIond, Jeff York star.
tRepeot.l
9-Sins Along. Variety.
Featuring Tino Robin, Florenco
Henderson, Scmethin' Smith and
the Redheods. Jim Lowe, m. c.
500
5-RkO Attraction. Movie.
IVA Hours. Toll In the Scddle."
1914. John Wuyne, EIlo Roines.
Sleeve % 90 Beaver. Cm'dy.
Storing Borbcrc BiIIinosIey. Hugh
Beaumont. tRepeots.l
$3.50
4-Fethev Knows Best. C'm'dy.
Storing Robert Young, Jane
Wyott. tRepect.)
7-Tombstone Territory.
Sermons and Six-Guns." A two-
fisted frontier preacher ottempts
to bring religion to an outlew-
dominated town. Pat Convoy.
lRepeot.l
9-TheoseT. Dronno.
Might in the BIG Swomp." A
hunting guide trocks down on
escaped convict. Scott Brody
stors. lRepeot.l
800
4-Kroft Mystery TheoteE.
COLOR. Hour. "cop Killer"
A policeman suspected Of tokino
bribes is found shot to deoth.
7-ozxie and Harriet. C'medy.
The Trophy" Ozzie, Horriet,
David and Rick Nelson.
9-The MillionaiFe. Oronno.
THE Story Of Doris WinsIow." A
bride finds herself wealthy and
husbopdIess. Jchonnc Moore
ssors. lRepeot.)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

for admission 20 The bar and com
plants u professional gnaGet
filed against local lawyers q
must aia0 administer bar er8mluR
TONS twice yearly f9r thg aE
.ng % practice law IN Warrington
Bryant II a graduate Of Howard
university law achaol Dc served
fur years 10 the army during
world War II being discharged
10 1857 with the rank ~ iieufen
aat colonel tie Was pfaeticed law
III the District since 1897 with ihe
exception Of three years when be
ssred ~ resistant q 3 attorney
one of Bryaurs noted cases wns
Ha defense ~ Andrew Mallory
convicted and Bontonesd b. death
90 rapa charge This raae which
maHe ~ WY lp 90 the Supreme
court resulted m the famous Nal.
tory Drc,@on' handed down 70
1857 and since rebuffea by Con
ErrsH
Tba decision sets time limit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
ERNtsT THOMPSON sTrlREs
AFrER FORTY YEARS
WITH MplS-MOlINF

Ernest FhnmpsNn sTtS F1fth Az
S RETIRED two weel,y ago fr1a
minneapolis Moars Company aftsr
oFty years % seracc with tbg
rmpanv
Th1mpsoa ha3 nrot bctn tryf
- ,he earlyary r. 1915 vsa Il
vss kaoNu ~ ststy Mathlasr.
"a vreat SWINE yeaYu 10 world war
I ara later vas separated Srors
HaliBr hunE tho dcp-osssor
Wssr Be was rebn'gd by tae con.
paay he hveaue onc of the hsgn
shleI trehnieAl mcchAnics Ia Mo-
Ines Lake street pla-t
one % tha FIRST Negr,cs 20 se
amPhyed Is the company Mr.
Thcmps9ns work ard mechanical
ability -, the stAsv tor mar,
naNrr Nrgr0 employees az Masina
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Ia which police can hold persons
under arres, before taking them
20 court
This ruling Is important ~ Ne
Rrgea rot only because Andrew
Mallory IL Negro but because
paHre have been charged with
holding Negro suspects under AZ
fot luul they could coerss a con
70 SION from them This was said
10 have been accomplished at
times w denying The prisoner fpod
sc water or b. threats ard even
bcatlngs
The high court narrowed the
time which police may question o
person under arrest making u
more difficult 10 wiring confessions
from them the last CouKre
made an uu1uegmEful attempt ~
faas lsNidatIon notifying This dul
Ing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Local People Attend
Chicago Banquet For
piney Woods Founder

Mr., and Mrs shelby COX, tlbo
Fnh Az s., and Mrs Allie WI
son. 874s Fourth Az s attended
thc Birthday Banquet in Chicago
On Friday evening honoring DR.
Laurence & Jones, founder and
president az Piney Woods school
Piusy Woods, Miss
The affair attended by over 700
persons, was given by me Chicago
Piney Woods Club
fJF Jones was honpred on Ralph
Edwards 'efhia Is Your life TV
program four ears ago Tie was
guest speaker two years ago AZ
the annual Mems Day program Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Aecutive year that Mrs Burrel
has held this office.
Mrs Burrell has also been
awarded degree IN the Purple
Cross Nurses Unit No. 81, she Is
financial secretary Of Mary Mason
Council and associate conductress
~ Eiecta Chapter No 3, OEs.
She is a past president Of Johnny
Baker Post No. 29I Auxiliary Of
the American Legion and Is pres
entity child welfare chairman Of
the auxiliary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
nY GENEVmNr srEEInL

GENEvIEVE sTEEFEL
n was pleasant 10 see old friends At Cecil Neans
Prisoners Society other
that Lther YounRdam symbol o
political courage and On vital concern for the we'll being Of every man
years both younger
energetic years This depe hts carsghtod
uepatiou the Federal field OF civil Rights
interestingly enough when my husband
boat on the Fb river Ia the vatcr OF 1861 50 the name OF Luther
press prooeeupied with West civil rights
decisions IN relation 70 me appointment to University Public re
Btans post Maj entire faculty that Of the
University Hamburg had protested tho point warning that
they would resign il The appointment not withdrawn
II eas withdrawn ~ the same time throughout stay
Germany that academic year the Cyu Rights developments
publication the OF
avian swedish and Norwegian perhaps Dane among them This
YounEhl" said austsrry formal hooking scIe he
ous there followed discussion OF the implications Of his
desislou
interpretations There
appaudng hymn was something no one would dream Of doing with
completely pattern
Gently group Of entertainers dressed in the costumes Of plantation
white southerners Negro sptutuas They sang them
more than recognizable swing tempo
They sang performance audience apped
tho those
hymns originally from hearts Of
AZ tho time tho group tho Battle
tho Republic II was rang cry Tor Northern antaycr supporter.
sasa thr straight
Bible No plantation souhrsr would sung
would have appautcd e. u The day 20 DO eu suppose when
recently become involved raising
college which had confidence years ago grant
scholarship reluctant They
time consuming and wearing Bu as usual as time went on tuna
that when Yourself something
70 you than you could possibly give
70 feels Eood 20 find response Institution which gain
nothing Cor itself but only that those who training
and insight 20 face world ot corpoSi and appalling confusion
good educational outfit responsibility
the tools help develop thinking
ability 20 oneself anothos place not gain
the b-tts
70 sell something take
the scrutiny there
IT'S pleasant 70 FIND That people respond TO these values rather
than those represented by the Rszng aPpaals involved
between wild ranch mink
support freedom independence excellence
We helped crowd the ran evening
the representative he Embassy
q pacrfh BIS xracl-
When challenges resented them from
exile HlngsriNHs ohrtsl the twisted
h0sfBues Behind image u
raslrak pHas Russ Yuosayan Tor
their nation sau salf
acclse the aef,srciSnE machine power
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Ida Moe 8urreli
Receives New Commission
For Dtr. Eiks Deputy

Mrs. Ida Mae Bgrretl 1909 Bry-
ant Av n, received her commits
sion MS district deputy grand
daughter ruler Of Minnehaha Tenn
pie Nj 129 IBPoEw. and Mary
Mason Past Daughter Rulers COun-
eli Of Minneapolis and Pride Of
Lakehead Temple No 1920 Of Du-
Iuth. MINI. This Is the ninth con
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
D. c. Attorney Is
komed To important
Legal Committee

Washington fhErJ Ths . q
Committee On Admission and
Grievances n The district court
last week received rs firsi Negro
member The appointment ~ WI
liam y Bryan ~ 70 serve a three.
year term on the nine mau cpmr
miitce was announced BY Chief
Judge r Dickinson iHfts
The committee Is the most IN
fiusutial body u lawyers connect.
81 With the court f0r % ls rap1u
sible Tor processing application
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
RtAl Monty Make

NEAR BROADWAY. NTo noafs
irccme plies APARTMENT for owner
gas het wHtey hssat A rsai buy
NJ C1mu1inES ia 9.gaTt kE
3-STza Sis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
NONiT VERSION OF "FOhGY
Ann BFSss' REPORTED
10 an~I 80 VII LION

Hollywood CAMP Nucgu
Grmed reports have 70 fhat The
movie version ~ The Gershwia
falF opera rorgy Bud Bass" has
eosl Sam Golduyn a cool gs5
milton
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

81 Peters AME Church. Mime
apolis
Sir Cox Is a graduate OF Piney
Woods school Mr. and Mrs Cox
went 70 Chicago via Northwest
Alriines-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Nothing splendid has ever been
achieved except by those who
Jared believe that something In
side them was superior Go cir
cumstance.7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
$1,000 DOWN
CARPENTERS ATTENTION.

SIPS down -Four iots sTth Hum.
boldt North Capped basement.
well cesspool. garage s.. 900
George IA iietz Sis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
sAe9 DOWN ANYONE

tn1fuesi2te possession Newly dec
Grated five rnorls ard bath on
both floors 81 500 f'l1 prfes. Paw
uieuis BIKE rcnt Tern Nikisr, IA
-Ss63, IA. a-0ST1
rrfD co.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Almost About
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Every thing
ny rEECY VILLA

guest written by Of Mime
sofa hunnnitarians Gene
,icyo
husband are AACP Life Metnbcrs.-Pcrcy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

fiUn o-tI
SEVERAL APARTMENTS Tor
rent IA. 4-022a, SIT
Two s room apis. Private bath,
$50 18th Ave. 50. Call Mr.. Black
man, FE 9-5Glo, STE
81 IRVING NORTH One room
kiiehenette apartment All utilities
paid s85 per month Newly decor
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RfTCHENETTE apartments. util-
tiles furnished. Call FE 1852
after 8 pm. SID
THREE ROOM apartment Partly
furnished Can after pm. IA
5-i579 s-ls
8 ROOM UPPER duplex. unfurn
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7Ol LOGAN AVE NORTH Large
three room apartment Private
bath Al utilities less lights SIS.
Vacant E'E s-s13D WA 792sa
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TWO ROOM kitchenette apart
ment Private bath Heat nrn.
ished Private entrance. sos Hum
bOldt North $50 month. Mr.
George Miller FIR, 4-5iT7 Sis
4 ROOMS, private bath lower
four pick. gas heat $50 a month
South location. Jerry FE 3-7666
S-iS
nth AVE so q 2fTH sr. Large
newly decorated four room and
hath apartment 500 month heat
cd Unfufnished FE s0975 WA.
@ g8tT Sis
1913 5TH STREET NO Large
three room apartment S36 month
Immediate possession Children
OK FE 2-67O5, IA a.S3tl SIT
TWO ROOM unfurnished apart
mcnt Private bath. ia. 2-4347
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ROOMS SoR RsNr
CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
Tor old age pensioners FEE 5-l92a
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SLEEPING ROOM Reliable man
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FURNISHED room Single person.
man or woman, 1856 3rd Ave SO
tn 2-T2s3, Sis
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THREE BEDROOM apartment
uufuruishsd iN2 4th Street So
SOS per month IA 5-i325 ia, l.
$500 SIS
HOUSES tos REar
CLINTON SOUTH s room house
FOR rent or sale SS5 per month.
ia s. 1889 SIS
sIaI EsrArt Eoa xAIt
f5l0 5th Ave So ? y r. Home
Fun basement r. A. heat. 81 200
In $4,000
BAILEY REALTY
IA. 4-35Al IA. 5-oaos
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