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The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
Spiritual Truths Cleaned From
 The News
Contributed By Nome Gospel Home

VIENNA - Under orders to speak to Hungarian factory work CTS aboutethe "peace campaign of the Socialist camp" Zoltan Ko- daly read from the Bible instead.
 According to the Vienna Catho- lie News Agency, Kathpress, 'tthere was dead silence in the Budapest factory hall" T h e workers, expecting Kodaly to be arrested immediately, watched in amazement as he finished reading the Bible passage without inter- and then. calmly walked out of the meeting. Kodaly is a noted composer.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
ASTRONOMY NOTES \ By OLAF HALVERSON

Dark areas add variety to considerable part of the surface of Mars. They are known by watery names which have sur vived. like the lunar "seas," from the early maps.
 With the shrinking of each polar cap the dark areas of that hemisphere become more distinct and green or blue green. They fade and turn brown upon the approach of winter. It is possible that the vegetation is made up of lichens and moses.
 Our views of the surface fea- lures of Mars are affected by haze of variable amount in the planets atmosphere. The haze may be caused by ice crystals similar to those in our cirrus clouds. It gathers into white patches of visible clouds over the polar caps and near the sun- rise and sunset lines.
 The views of Mars are more seriously blurred by the turbu- lence of our own atmosphere.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
DOUGLAS SKELETON
 DISCOVERY IS IDENTIFIED

JUNEAU, R - A skeleton found near Douglas has been identified as the remains of Henry Stragier, 68, who disappeared. October 12, 1856.
 Two deer hunters found the re- mains Sunday. Territorial Police established the identity and said Stragier apparently died of a heart attack while walking. He had been working as watchman at the time he disappeared.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31

COMMUNITY METHODIST Second AUenue ct West c Street Rev. Gerald McCray, Minister and LAvINLA WALLACE YOUNG COMMUNITY CENTER MISS ESTHER MCCOY, DIRECTOR
 SUNDAY zy 11:00-Morning Worship 9:45-Church School
 3:30-Hospital Visiting 6:15rYouth Fellowship 7:O0-Evening Worship WEDNESDAY,
 7:O0-Choir Practice
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
Moderate Earthquake Hits San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, R - An earthquake of moderate intensi- ty hit the San Francisco Bay Area yesterday. It cracked a water main in Milpitas, south of here, and caused desks, windows and dishes to jiggle.
 The tremor registered one-tenth the magnitude of an earthquake that caused substantial damage in the Bay Area in March, 1857.
 It was felt from San Rafael, 25 miles north of San Francisco, to Palo Alto, 35 miles south.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
NOME COVENANT CHURCH
Front and B Street Rnald AmundSen Pastor. Main 100

Front and B Street Roald Amundsen, Pastor. Main 100
 -kfNlIA %-e 1O:O0 am.-Worship and Sunday School 7.ao nour. r-ossne, bo,,r --ite--F -ala Ladies Meeting in Phoebe Hall.
 THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Bible Study, Discussion and Prayer. 8:30 p.m.-Choir Practice. TOO p.m.-Eskimo Language Service.
 SATURDAY 700 p.m.-Everyone Sings.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31

IN THE MATTER OF FORECLOSURE OF LIENS PURSUANT TO THE ALASKA REGISTRATION LAW OF 1853 AS AMENDED, BY THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31

Description of Parcels of Property Subject to Liens for Failure to Pay Those Penalties Imposed by Chapter 134 SLA 1853 as Amended by Chap ter 135 SLA 1855 for a Period of at Least Months After Said Penalties Become Due and Payable.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Third Ape. West HARRIET BROWN, PASTOR
 SUNDAY 1o:OO pm-Sunday School 11:0O a.m.-Morning Worship 7:3O p.m-EvangeliStic Service
 TUESDAY 7;3O p.m.-Teachers Instruction Class THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Bible Study
 FRIDAY FOO p.m.-Women's Missionary Council
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
NOME GOSPEL HOME
8O8 Front StTe0t

sos Front StTeet Christians gathered unto the Nome of the Lord Jesus Christ (Mntt D: 4yl EVERETT BACHELDER WHITE lSl
 SUNDAY 10:15 A.M.-Family Bible Hour 200 P.M.-Sunday School FOO P.M.-Gospel Meeting
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31
OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH

Phone Red 94 John L. Maakestad, Pastor, Red 65
 SUNDAY 9:45 a.m-Sunday School, Eskimo and English Bible Glasses. I1:$O a.m-Morning Worship. 7:3O p.m.-Evening Service.
 WEDNESDAY 400 p.m.-Confirmation Class. 7:3O p.m.-Mid-Week Meeting. 8:3O p.m-Choir Practice.
 THURSDAY 7:3O pm. Luther League 800 p.m.-Northern Lights Circle, Handleland's.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31

Letter-size and legal file folders
 al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-31

- NOME ) Is A M 0N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
RondoII Thanks
McMoore For
Campaign Help

Wniam y Randall. PRIEST
dent Of Halle q Brown House.
expressed his appreciation % HH
No Moore formerly program d..
rector az the House for hia as
sistanee IN RsndalFs campaign for
county attorney
&cHoore who has resigned 10
accept q teaching and coaching
position IN The Minneapolis school
System. made an early return
fym bis vacation GOT ~ the city
N order 10 aagise the community
q the efforts Randall has made
In their behalf
y Vas while Randall WA chair,
man q ~ paai Housing Agthori
ny that the first public housing
units acre constructed znd opened
f0y occupancy On an lrtexratss
basis
McNsors aid we are involved
10 eitizens effort for higher
standards N rsaef important rsib-
lic ofnes snd s9Hci, ihs support
- or many friends m fhs con.
mun3fy for ability Integrity sns
hldEraent IN the office n County
Atforuey Iris can BE- ohialned By
votirE for WBaam y Randall VITO
sa usrabsr Il the EsFnsry County.
Minnesota and American Par AZ.
socia;kps He t. tbs Wee pfssa
Gent ~ fhs American Canesr Beei.
ETY. re IL active IN M Roy g1Auts
and m ~; Paaa Cooperative Camp
Association. as 'vsii a. berg Press
seat n Halle q Brvzyn House BE
Ey@n. five years tn the Array dur
ny World War n"
we are ssra that rasrnteru q
the community wTii wAnt "a vote
Cor hsra on September sth~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Mr Eisenhower explained In
prepared statement that no mat
ter how ho felt personally about
a court decision that he was sworn
as Chief executive OF the nation
ta nee that court decisions were
enforced
he aaid hia posilien WAS as u
was last September and implied
that no would again order federal
troops 90 enforee the Supreme
Court cdiet II theirs was intcrfer-
enco a. peaceful carrying out Of
court ot,ierB
National leaders have become
alarmed at the impact " the Little
Rock situation on the nations
foreign prestige especially since
tho controversy involving the Arab
nations who 10 not eonaldor them
selves white
Russia propaganda sources In
Eufope. Asia and Africa has been
playing up tho Little Rock sltua.
ton and last weeks papera re-
ported AZ length on the plan 90
virginia Go keop Negro siudenla
num the public schools az that
state
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
iIumon Relations
Groups Sponsor
Sfofe Fair Booth

F1ftecn human relations organ,
izauous viii ioin with the Cover.
nors Human Rights Commission
IN ro.spouaorship 81 the Human
Relations Booth az the Minnesota
state Fair Tho 1898 booth with
tts Centennial theme win be one
OF the most attractive exhibits
ever sponsored BY the Commission
New this year win be display
~ Readings IN Human Relations
featuring exhibits by the Mime
apolis and the Saint raul Pubic
Libraries which viii have special
sections 81 the booth devoted 10
hooks on human relations available
In their respective libraries
clifford r suckcr. Executive
Director Of the Governor Human
Rights Commission announced that
two new co-spoRsorng organiza
tiDna this year az. the ~ Paul
Mexican Center and The Interna-
tioHal Institute
The booth u located ia the State
Exhibits Building at the top ~
machinery hn and viii be- open
from o am 20 7 pm each day ~
the Pair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

rs circuit court er Appeals had
tasued a ringing ruling reversing
suspension ~ Indignation AZ rAtta
Rock Central high school IN per,
bapa the most forteful abatement
go the intcrration issue made hy
= federal bench below that ~ the
Supreme Court tsee story else
The President had been criticised
beth Va the North and South FOR
his failure 20 give leadership on
the indignation eraia since the
widespread defiance OF the 80
rfemr Court ruling
Critics including the editor 81
tha Little Rock daily paper Harry
Ashmorc. Say Tho Presidents
stand ofeah attempt Ia be neutral
encouraged the extreme anti.lus
teEratiouists 10 The acts which
made last september a nightmare
m Arkansas. and Tennessee
M Eisenhower taa been urged
te speak out Ia behalf of the
Supreme court ruling by four Ne
gao leaders A rmlip Randolph
hoy whkina Lester Granger and
REV Martin futber King IN IA
white House conference June ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

men 10 prevent integraton almost
year ago
WE HAVE NO DOUBT at all
that Faabua viii react 70 this cir
cuit court decision with his Gus
iomary contempt Tor the orderly
processes Of Law BE will be- driven
TO new ztrataFculs, 60 new ex.
cessea n aemagogusTy. 20 new
tactics q nervousness ana 8eapcra-
ton
In . sense thls ia unfortunate.
get {, ia much better that FNubus
BE- forced Into corner ~ the
courts than that the courts he
forced into q corner by FsubUs
II IL extremely serious when a
governor seeks consistently 20 cir
anmvent the federal Constitution
and the courts But IL wo1Ia be
far more serious ib fact . ma
ti0nal calamity II the courts ever
y1eltlsd 70 uich lawleazncgs as Fau-
bla has s,sbb9gnly foateyti ard
encouraged tn little Rock
Against the black storms clouds
~ resistance which have a. long
hung aver Little Rock these words
~ the srpeais courts majority
tCuutfnnrd on Page a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Church on sunasy August 20
~ au
Mrs BaieuRer ia foremost eS-
ample 81 women actively rartici.
pating Ia cisic affairs The leading
lob of Mrs Balengrra civic life IL
tbnt ~ being the National preai-
dent II ths Council ~ Urban
League Guilds Tier other nctiW.
iiaa include tie board 81 directors
~ ne YWCA chairman ~ thu
Public Affairs COMMITTEES ~ the
YWcAt Minnesota Chapter n the
United Nations. the Centennial
Commission. civic Opera Aspocia-
ilon ard past prraident ~ the
Cameo Social Club
Iicr message for W0nlen's Day
vii be Women ~ Action fpr God
Bnd Mankind
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

The Minneapolis Morning
editorial August 20 titled a MON
sntous Decision"
NO ONE CAN gness the ex-
tremes n resistance 10 which Gov
oryal Fagbus Is prepared 70 60 IN
his determination 20 prevcnt the
Indignation Of Central high school
in Little Rock
For tins. the prcaxurca on him
we're relaxed The ruling ~ Dis
trict Judge Harry Lcrnley had Sis
pended indignation for 20 years
and lanE period o. easy drifting
seemed ahead
But now the governor feels the
tHexorahie presugrea 81 higher
court In 81 Louis the eighth Us
circuit court q appeals has over
turned The iemley ruling
This Is a mgmentogs decision II
means that the seven Negro chill
d0en involved in the little Rock
case are now privileged % return
% Central high school aud that
there Is an isame3iats 0olgstioa
on ne par; q tse school auth0ri-
ties 70 s8frit them Bpt Il siso
means tightening n thase bitter
lines o resistance that have bern
drawn In I4ttia Pork ever since
F'aubus called 0at national guards
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Sherrie Moxingo
Nomed To NAACp
History Posi-

Announcement BY Leonard Cart
cr president 50 PAU EAACT vaa
made this week of the appoiHtmsn,
81 shtrdr lie Msungo A5s ~
Grotto AZ Chairman n the 80
patl Branch NAAcP History
Committee
TIE job ~ enc committee IL t3
compile faeigai history ~ tho
81 Paul Braneh ~ the WAACP
% be used N connection with tHc
nftIcfh anniversary ~ nc National
Association IN Rev YORK CITY
June 1859 The history win als9
~ inserted IN broetarr % ne
a. raul Branch for the 1860 con
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
OPEN OCCUPANCY ARGUMENTS BEFORE
ST. PAUL CITY COUNCIL WEDNESDAY

The long debated and mosi controversial issue over
Open Occupancy legislation In 81 PaBl, Minnesota
h RAPIDLY rearing i's climax ON "wednesday August ~
1855 u fbe 81 Pau City CoEael Chambers hearing wia
be hc.d before the City C0nne The need for sufh
Legislation This hearing msfks thf high paat for he
have worked for tNo years seeking the enactment
% this legislation Dr Arthur Fo0te pastor 90 Unity
Church IN So Paul II chsiTman Of the committee
Leonard II. Carter. president r. Paul Branch
NAACP has issge appeal 20 The 900 branch members
he present this important hearing Mr. Garter says
Il j. Imperative that over-fow the city CosnciE
Chambers a. demonstration Of support 81 this
badly needed legislation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

troops into tho city 20 protect tho
entry ~ nine American students
~ @rRto ancestry
1bc Negro students entered the
school when the school board after
munths u preparation enrolled
thsm This started chain Of
events 10 which acRregationlsta led
~ the states governor oryai Eau
bus who called out tbs state Ma
tloanl Guard 70 prevent The entry
~ tho Negro students. arouEing
mnbs. the uonbefa ~ which came
from miles around Little Rock
IL waH finally necessary Tor
President Eisenhower a. send
troops 81 tho city whore pparc
was restored and Tho mine Ne
gro stodsnts Wste permitted 10
sntar sUh"ai classes
sis weeks ago ruling on d poli.
ton mibmltted by the Little Hoch
school board Federal district nudge
Harry tamley ~ Hope Ark grant.
ed ~ year suspension ~ school
indignation n Little Rock
pairntn of tbe children represent
20 ~ the Arkpnpss BAACr Hms
ue'llatsiy prtiiioHed the " r.
Supreme Court for q hearing on
the matter
Tie UR Supreme Court refused
20 hear The saqs suggesting that
IL mpalG ba filed before thr eighth
district court ~ appeals where
the high court said u wis sure
gouid be beard Ia sufficient time
FOR fbe rali achya tenn
me court n appeals with tho
fdl bench sitting votod slS 20
ono iH reversing the decision 20
suspend school Indignation
Members ~ he court Presiding
Judge Archibald Gardner 90. of
iiaur q p was the only dlusen,
ING udst Judge Martin aatthss
~ So Louis. No ~ years old
and youngest N The Judges wrote
me majority opinion other Judges
Hbo favored fsyefang the Lemley
decision vefr Joseph W wood
rough Omaha geb JOHN . San
E1fu 81 faal ninH Harvey NJ
Johnston Hastings Nob. Charles
8 yqasl Fargo y . and martin
y van C'.stefbgut orange city
Ia
The majority opinion tses o1i-
f9ual pRRs ~ was forcafui
NHI bodied statement which has
sttyafto1 editorial praise N me
North West and Eastern ssetions
rfa country ard the usual crit
au erps te9 IN ;hs South where
rare zfNrsget0n has for years
retheI mGh0ns ~ NeEro.Amer
jean citizens many ~ the benefits
~ flp sitlzsnship
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

yrutlon 20 be held n 81 Paul
Kaeh EAACp Branch IL wntlng
p concise and fsctual history "
Negro p9zre.n IN their eofaman.
iiy rr1pha sizing tie role ~ the
hAAcP f5r the past tlfiy yesrs
1isa NazinRo IL News Ellt9f
u the Central IBEh Tunes and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

the fourth year in succession Il
weather Is agreeable They base
their prediction upon the tremend-
Gus flood OF entries which have
broken records in nearly every de-
partment.
The fair has had 10 build 255 Elk.
ira stalls 90 accommodate the nearly
1900 head OF dairy and beef cattle
this year in both the open-class
and junior livestock shows Nearly
twice as many paintings sculpture.
and art crafts have been entered in
the fine arts show as at amy prcv.
Gus fair.
The huge S23o,O52 premium
jackpot also has attracted peak
entries for the horse show and auto
races, home activities department,
and Observation-Disclosures div
isions Exhibits Of swine, sheep
poultry butter and cheese, bees
and honey 4-H Club and Future
Farmers Of America livestock. and
farm machinery also are space
with record totals
Auto racing Will be presented
every afternoon on the fairs half.
mile track, Seven night Horse
shows and five matinces will be on
view in the Hippodrome Star
spnEled Spectacular nam
moth outdoor musical variety pro-
gram viii appear last nine nights
Of the fair in front OF the Grand
stand
Opening night Graudstand show
win include the Coronation Of Pfin-
cess Kay V OF the MILKY Way
International Civil Air Patrol drn
exhibition and tho Trans World
Auto paredevilg thrill show. The
Hjppodromc's FIRST Saturday show
will feature a free Centennial Folk
and Square Dancing Festival
Royal American shows win open
at pm Friday with a special
Midway prcvew
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
George Horvey Rites
Held August 40

Services Tor George Harvey, who
died Saturday August 10 IN
state hospital we're held ~ pm
"wednesday August 20 AZ Brooks
Funeral Home Rev p A Jones'
Episcopal minister. ofneiated in
the abaencc ~ Rev - A Carly
Tho deceived had been In poor
health far the past several years
ara patlent IN the hospital for
aix years prior 10 bis death
Surviving n his wife. Mrs Cert
rude Harvey Of Philadelphia. Pa.
ard other relatives
Burial vas IN E1mhurst GENE
terry with BROOKS Funeral Home In
charge % arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
BIonehe V. Reeves Ruried

Services for MrR Blanche v
Reeves SOS Iglehart Nv who died
suddenly Thursday afternoon Aug.
ust ~. were held at $3.50 pm
Tuesday August 10. NJ the Tolivcr
Funeral Home Mr. Jess Stating
OF Jehovah Witnesses ofnclated
Mrs Reeves was born IN Den
yer Colo, and had lived in the
Twin Cities for the past thirteen
years
She IS survived by one daughter,
Elaine Grant her mother Mis-
Mabel Phifsr. two brothers. An.
thony and John pbifcr, an Of Min
neapoAs and other relatives
Burial was in Crystal Lake Gem.
etery Toliycr Funeral Home was
IN charge OF the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
The
HIGH
And Low
DOWN
ny BAu.EE THOMAS

Happy John Sims, the shoe
cleaning expert al city Valet IN
the Metropolitan Building in the
Min city says he gives the best
shoe shine in tho Twin cities
and he wants the public TO know
this truth via this column
Magazines Aithea Gibson,
woman's tennis champ tells her
life story in current SATURDAY
EVENING POST. Gibson's piece is
titled 4 Wanted TO BE Somebody.
and sketches her life and career
from dead-cnd Harlem 20 a Queens
congratulations az Wimbledon
ESQUIRE reports on Americas
81 outstanding young men, Two
American Negroes made the list
one Is George Brown Denver daily
newspaper night city editor and
state legislator and James Bald
win. author, eco Tell the Noun.
tain and ''GIoyannrs Room"
Walt Lowe, Midnigh;cr and
printer compositor has been
driving 1853 Mercedes benz
since May, lie may be the only
sepla driving new foreign made
car in the Twins. lie claims he
saves money in gas on the for
cign job.
II IA true that neither Alpha
Phi Alpha or the Omegas are
active on the University 81 Mime
sofa eampus7 An official Of the
INDEPENDENTLY Conference says
the Kappa Aipha Pei ia the only
prcdoninantly Negro fraternity
now agtive at the "ur'
At least t,go Pennsylvania Nc
gro prep football players plan
"a enroll nj the ar" thanks 90
The assist by Carl Rowan. Coach
cs predict great things for the
two youngsters nj Minnesota.
That Arkansas arch-demogogac
Gov orval Faobus now wants tho
Negro parents on the LATHE Rock
Central high kids and tho MACE
20 bail him out Of the mess be
made in 1887 disgracing both Ar,
ansaa and the entire nation The
nerve 81 some people!
Eighty year old 8. I'd Han, 81
Paul businessman, civic and social
welfare leader and church layman
suffered a heart attack Saturday
After three days IN the hospital
he returned home Tuesday he was
seen 80 on selby al the barber
shop owned bY he and bis brother
IA. "
Han the youngest so year old
ia Minnesota worries his friends
by his tDcHhaas,ihie energy They
think he should slow down but he
claims he's not going 70 go ~
IN corner because Of his years
49, secretary Of this Master Bar
bors Of ST. Paul he holds one Of
CONTINUED on Page ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

blow Against saeresofioo'
Appeals Court Rules
Against Delay In
Little Rock Indignation

&C. Louis Mo In an important aud momentous decision
the eighth federal of Appeals Monday reversed federal
dret court Judges decision granting "a yehr delay b tn
trRratiHE Central high school IN Little Rock. Ark
The Little Rock school gained international nooristy when
1t necessary for President Eisenhower federal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

- Century ~ Fashions In aB
Autumn Norturns7 Grand Ball
fs0m f,oWry Hotel. Friday Sep
tes,er zg, Cameo social Club
Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
LiIlion BoIenger
Pilgrim Women's
Day Speaker Aug. "a

Mrs LILLIAN nal.nFef. ~ sta
Dayton Ave. wili be The wamen'a
Day speaker at Pilgrim Baptist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
a. long Losis
A. Long Lox
Eisenhower Finally Warns
State Governments On
Supreme Court Defiance

Washington, - Wednesday IN answer 70 the rising tide
Of opinion that he had not been firm enough gave national
leadership the school indignation crisis President Eisenhower
called state governments 60 suppress unlawful forces
attempting 20 halt court ordered school Indignation
The Presidents statement days after the sth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Greatest Yeti
Greatest Yeti
Centennial State Fair
Opens Saturday For
10 Days Thru Sept.

bigger and better Minnesota state Fair viii open its
Saturday Tor the annual Today through Labor Day
September l.
This years exposition will salute the Minnesota Statehood
Centennial with special exhibits and attractions
Fair officials expect than million attendance Tor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Approve Circuit Court Action:
Approve Circuit Court Action
Local Daily Press
Editorials In Praise
Of Judges Reversal

The Twin City daily press IN editorials printed this week
praised the decision Of the sh us of Appeals
reversing the decision Of Arkansas federal Judge Harry ene
granting the Little Rock school board pa years 10 uiegrae
city schools
The Minneapolis Morning TRIBUNE had this 10 say IN on
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

What q lot 81 women would like
10 do with last years dress j. get
into Il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Pre- IBi,Gf Dpy Sfatinee Dance
gisru bs Iuai rof FuB club itad
Teaihrr. saturday August 80. { 10
= 9 IN Ira fsttiford musle SIPS
pdgaHsei $3.50 NJ door Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

At least t,yo Pennsylvania Nc
gro prep football players plan
"a enroll nj the "U'' thanks 20
The assist by Carl Rowan. Coach
cs predict great things for the
two youngsters at Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
CAPITOL HILL

OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
5-room brick, semidet, extras
school, stores, transp, ia, a-7lO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
,OIOKING FOR nm UNUsUAL?-

A charming home, nestled among
trees with stream, on IA acres,
near public and parochial schools
3 bedrms., , full baths, din. rm.
and table space in kitchen. bsmt.
and huge screened porch, For
details, call DEAN NJ. ALDEN
III A-Q1En
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BY OWNER-Price reduced on this
luxurious rambler in desirable
Somerset, on quiet ST., near
schools; spacious liy. rm., full din.
rm., dream kit. den. bedrms.
and 2 baths, lge. rec. I'm. with
additional bedrm. and bath above
ground: easy financing; $4,000
call M R0I SR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

CONN. AVE. EsTS.: $3.50 down
S72 mo. paws all for this inlmac
and charming full-bsmt, home
good location. Ice. level fenced
lot mod. kit; immed avail Thi'
mNst be seen. GRAHAM e. co