davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-23
I~NVERSIONES EN-
LA ARGENTINA

Su cadaver Sc trasladara en-
avion de Salinas a esta eiudad
INVERSI0NES EN-
LA ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES -(UPD-
Tn grupo de II naciones han
anuncisdo proyectos para reali.
Ear inversiones en- Argentina y
producer desde bicarbonato de
sosa y antibi6ticos hasta omni-
bus y embarcaciones.
I'm estudio efectuado por ell
Departments de In~versiones
Extranjeras demostr6 que las
inversioneS abarcarian n cam.
pos industriales. No Sc inform6
sobre ell valor de las inversiones.
Los paises mencionados en- ell
-studjc son Alemania, Austria,
Belgica, Canada, Espaha, Esta-
dos Unidos, Finlandia, Frnacia,
Holanda, Gran Bretana, Italia,
Japon, Liberia Peru, Suecia,
y Venezuela
En- Ia lista no figuran paiseS
detras lei telon de hero nj
China Comunista con los cuales
Argentina ba estado negociando
acuerdos comerciaIes que no
contemplan inversiones de CAPT.
tai aqui.
ASILADOS SALEM
PARA MEXICO
CARACAS -(UPD- Ell EN-
baJador de Mexico, Pedro c.
risola, manifesto a la United
Press International que los tres
militares venezolanos que Sc ha
bian asilado en- la residential d.
plomatlca, Cororel Juan de Dios
Moncada Vidal y los Mayores,
Luis Alberto Vivas Ramirez y
Jose Pacheco, partieron a las
diez y treinta de esta manana en-
viaje directo a Mexico.
Ell embajador acompan6 a los
asilados hasta ell avi6n, que, Sc
dijo llegara a la capital mexica-
ia a las seis de la tarde GOO
GMT).
Por su parte, ell Embajador de
Ecuador, Homero Viteri La
fronte tambien confirm6 que ell
asllado Nestor Morat1nos visjo
"hace rocos dias" a Quito.
Sc dijo que los demas asilados
EN- las embajadas de Cuba, Pa
mama y Ell Salvador, saldran de
aqui ell martes proximo.
ACUSACION CONTRA
DIARIO C~ARAQUENO
CARACAS -(UPD- Ell d.
putado electo de Union Repu-
blicana Democratica. Amilcar
Gomez INTRODUCE ante ell juez
primero de 10 penal una acusa
cion contra ell matutino eel In
dependence" por "difamaci6n e
injuria"
ii diario publico Ell domingo,
en- primera plana, la noticia de
que Gomez habia sido detenido
ror e. c~omandante de la guarni-
cion de Maracay "cuando trataba
de sublevar los cuarteles de di.
cha ciudad"
DESPEDIDOS AGO
OBREROS PERUANOS
LIMA -(UPI)- Han sido
despedldos 460 obreros y 80 EN-
pleados de las minas de carbon
de la IONA de la Limena, en- la
cuenca del Rio Santa, departa.
mento de Ancas. Han sido despe
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-23
cIAITEcIc
M en-
DIN EOI0
tviene de la Primera)

(Vlene 0e la Pr1meraJ
tro de la tarde mientras Sc ba-
naba. I'm grupo de guardiama-
lie recogieron entire las
olas y lie condujeron rapidamen
tie a Ia Clinica Ancon pero ell
minIstro estaba va muerto.
SUI cadaver Sc trasladara en-
avion de Salinas a esta eiudad
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

| Farm Mechanics. Grain and For
| age Judging, General Agricul
ture, Meat Identification, FLA
knowledge and Parliamentary
Procedure.
The Future Farmers are also
busy with various reports due al
the Stall Association office in
Helena very soon. Chief among
these Is the report in Supervised
Farming projects covering the
calendar year of 1857.
The sophomore junior Ag
class Is now taking arc welding
instruction as part of their shop
training. Every boy must make
a satisfactory bead to be followed
by three Yields; butt. hop and
tee weld.
Chuck Spencer, lola Enders,
Bobby Higgins. Carol Magee and
Lana Peterson have been nomi.
mated to represent Browning
high school In the Elks Founda.
ton Leadership contest. They are
competing against Cut Bank high
school students on the local level
for $50 cash prizes and the right
to enter the $3.50 state contest.
The Rock n Roll orchestra
played at half time of the Brown.
ing. Chotcau game last Friday
night for the benefit of the
March of Dimes. Contributions
totaled $37.l8. Members of the
orchestra are Gary Salois, Mel.
vim Rutherford. Daryl Horn. and
Joseph Wells.
Next game for the Indians will
be January 81 when they play
Fairfield there. The following
night they play Cut Bank there.
Help support your team.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

February. But it Is a record of
sorts. Oldtimers, according to the
Nv weathcrman from Letnbridge
say this winter is running paral.
lei only to the winter of 1899 90.
Lloyd Brumbaugh, commander
OF the Magee-Stephenson Post at
East Glacier, says his member.
ship stands at 81. l over quota.
The post has furnished basket.
ball suits for the school team,
They will now furnish new jack
cts and replace one stolen suit.
No doubt the post will sponsor
the firearms safety course for
the youngsters of that area.
The cOnstitutionality of the
proposed bond issue TO finance
q Korean War bonus has been
put before the state supreme
court this month. and the issue
Is now In the hands of the vari.
Gus justices for study before
issuing a verdict. according to
Frank Mccormick who return.
ed from the mid.winter confer.
ence in Helena two weeks ago.
Bonding companies want to know
It meets all requirements of law
before investing in the bonds.
He said over 2lOO inquiries from
out of the state have been re
ceived and answered on the sub.
jcct so far.
The nominating committee met
Monday night to line up candi.
dates for various offices for the
coming year. Only members with
a 1858 membership card will be
allowed to vote or to have the
floor. So pay your dues now. and
be sure to attend that important
meeting on February 4.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
Doings Of The
American Lemon
BY Tom Josseppe

The safety committee put out
Is crosses Friday. Three were
placed on Highway 80 near Two
Medicine river and the rest on
Highway 2 between Browning
and East Glacier. The project
Is not completed and more cross.
es will have to be made.
Snowy overcast weather near
Fast Glacier prevented taking a
picture of the safety committee.
Speaking Of the weather, It
would be easy to lie and say
Browning has had no zero wea.
Their since a year ago. Someone
has said, however. the tempera.
turc did reach 2 below one night
last fall. Our weather has been
unbelievable. To think the rest
of the country has been suffering
a severe winter makes 1t doubly
unbelievable. especially when It
is learned a big section of the
midwest has had its worst winter
in % years. There is a layer of
snow at East Glacier. Is miles
west. but there is no snow in
Browning. Residents who have
moved away from Browning can
not believe VIC can experience
such fine weather as we are
having. This is the end of Janu.
airy. one month Of 1858 gone.
and no zero weather yet. So far
only one night Of zero weather
for the fall and winter of 1888
Is almost fantastic.
So will probably be the record
cold and snow that may fall in
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
Doings On
hish School Hill
By Jehnsl Hissins and Shirley
House Of the EtvmoO Staff

There were "a students on the
honor roll for the third six'weeks
period. They are as follows:
Freshmen:Jim Burns. 80; Fred
Cobell. so; Paul Hanson, SIS;
Morland McCurtin. 80; Edward
Schmidt. 40; Johnel Higgins
3.68: Shirley House. 3.75: Jerome
Little Bull. 80. Robert Peterson
80.
Sophomores: Bill Benjamin
Daryl Blackman. IS: George
Bostwick, 80: Esther Norris, 80;
Linda Douglas. 80: Alvin Jordan
80. Gary Monroe. 80.
Juniors: Jim johnson. SO
Seniors: Jim Armstrong, SO;
Bob Higgins. SO; Carol Magee,
SO: Mary Weber. 3.5: Lana
Peterson. SO; Charles Spencer,
3.75. Geraldine Tierncy. 40
The Vo-Ag Department and
the FLA are very busy these
days.
Wednesday there was a meet
ing of fourteen officers and Sc.
lected members of the FLA
Chapter to make plans for form.
ing competitive teams for the
Glacier District FLA convention
which will be held in Cascade
late in March.
Teams to be picked and train.
ed include livestock judging,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
Betzes Barley Future
Discussed At Meeting
Of Barley Growers

The annual meeting of the
Pondera Mailing Barley associ.
alton was enthusiastically attend
ed In the court house In Conrad.
Howard Hansen. a barley au.
thority from Bozeman. stressed
the Importance of developing a
choice area for the mailing bar.
ley production.
"The potential for Betzes bar
ley Is great" Hansen said. for
the mailing industry consumes
over one hundred million bush.
els Of barley annually. To attract
mailing barley buyers, he said,
I'VE must produce In volume:
and within this eight county area
one million acres are available
to Betzes barley production"
Ways of distributing Betzes
barley seed was discussed In an
Informative talk by Joe Eisen.
man of the Fairfield Feed and
Seed Co.. and the processing of
BctzcS seed.
Tavern Keil Of Ledger was re-
elected president of the associ.
alton; Blaine Ferguson of Waller
was reelected secretary & trea.
surer. Fred Bills of Dupuyer was
elected vice.president; Tom Nc.
Cracker of Ledger was reelected
to the executive board and Lawr.
ence Crawford of Conrad was
elected as the other board mem.
Der.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
Classified Ads

W 70 the MINUTE CREDIT
reporting, investigations and
skip locating. COLLECTIONS
and repossessions. Fully bond.
ed. Credit Bureau of Cut Bank,
"a. West Main in Olson-Jones
Bldg, Spina Van Sender. Own.
er-Manager, Frances Yerigan.
Assistant. Phone $50. l3tf
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An electric eel can discharge
enough electricity to discharge
q man.
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WAN1G0-csnnes hessss. Voss
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SPECIAL LIQUIDATION SALE
Six Packards from $3.50 to $500
Ea.. several late model Pack
ards. Buick, Plymouth at bar
gain prices. Clapper Motor Co.
Cut Bank. lotto
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OPEN FOR BUSlNESS-lath.
rop Saddlery. GIG Central Ave.
West, Great Falls, Montana.
All types of riding equipment
or custom made to suit your
needs. 47-48c
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SoRoP1lMIST RUM N AGE
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office, In the old Gas Building,
In Cut Bank. 33-tfc
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
East Glacier Community Hall
Second and fourth Sundays Of
each month at 7:30 pm.
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FOR SAle - Desk olottsrs.
l8x24 inches. Glacier Report.
er. If
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STARR BAPTIST CHURCH
Villes Emmel. Missionary.pastor
Sunday
Sunday School, pm.
Worship Services pm.
Thursday
Mid-Week Prayer Service-7:30
pm.
These services are conducted in
Starr public school.
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INSTRUMENTS and
accessories. North Side Music
& Trading, Cut Bank, Mont.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday-9:l5: Sunday School
HOO: Worship Service
7:3O: Young Peoples
Fellowship
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6AeY CHICKS

CAR ACCESSORIES - Tires,
Batteries and parts. Highest
quality. lowest price. Coast.To.
Coast Store. Cut Bank 46tf
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FOR SAlE-Nsw S., 900 eTU Oil
Heater. Slightly scratched.
Regular $l29.95. Sale price
$685.. Coast!To-C Coast Store.
Cut Bank. 46tf
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USe0 SlecleR-White kitchen
heater. Heats 8 rooms. Like
new. Coast!To- Coast Store. Cut
Bank. 46tf
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FOR SAle-Sie1les heaters with
travelling floor heat. Coast!To.
Coast Store, Cut Bank. 46tf
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FOR SAlG-lNedern : bedroom
home in Browning. Good 10.
cation. Call FE $500 474c
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FOR RGNI-csslinS land and
some hay, $50 acres. Twp 81.
r. 10 W. About three miles
south Of Browning on Willow
Greek. Best offer. A. H. Brown.
22l2, 18th St. Chehalis. Wash.
ington. 47.c
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FIJRNITTJRE

better-auality new furniture. Fea.
turinR. Hide-a-Beds. sofas, chairs
y and 3 piece sectionals Solid
cherry, maple. dining room and
bedroom Outstanding values in
nationally advertised mattresses
oox springs and HOLLYWOOD beds.
All sales from our. warehouse
makes for the lowest overhead
sales cash and ANAL
Brothers Furniture Co.
2 Blocks From Baileys Crossroads
Va. on Seminary Road
Open Daily TIL o: Sat. Til 4
FURN. UNCLAIMED = Victorian
So: sofa and chair, $50: chaise
lounge. $50; Sheraton table with
D chairs, $66; studio couch, S25:
wardrobe, $40: lawson sofa, $50;
chi closet; $40: maple chest q
French Provincial chair. $55:
marbls.top dresser. $50; bedr%H
set, S8S: kitchen table, So: desk,
So wing chair, $40: occas. chair,
SO; Hollywood bed, S23: Early
Amer. sofa; brass bed. SIS. we
90 upholsterinR, sofa and chair,
$50; slip covers, S4S: custom
made draperies: ANTIQUES restored
CABINET work. Easy terms. HOFF-
MANN IAN !, uPHooLLsTERERs, 3447
FURN:-Desk, 2 compi, sele. beds,
blond mahog. chrs,. and table. 47l3
Columbia pike. Arl.. Va.
FURN. = Dressers, beds, servers,
davenport, refgr,. nber rugs, other
small items. EN-. 2-7377.
FURN.-Kroehler sofa and chair
mod. din, wal. bedrm.. tables,
lamps, chests, dressers, rugs, bed,
sectional sofa. oV. 3-4667.
FURN.--Jr. din. set, Kidney shaped
sofa, love seats, gas stove, Arm.
oil htr,, cleo, rooster, baby wash
FURN;-Walnut din.-liV. rm. suite.
2-bedrm. suites. lamp. washer,
dishes. etc. RA. 5000.
FQRN.--Misc. items Of furniture.
Call JE. 2-13S5 week ends or
after D weekdays.
FURN.-complete bedrm. suite, d.
nette set and living rm.. like new:
assume payments OF SEQ per mo.
on DELINQUENT account on balance
due after small down payment.
MARIO FURNITURE, 1923 18th
st. NV. DE. 2-4749.
$50 compl.: drier
new, 500; dinettes. S35 UP; Skill
Saw, S45. bedroom suite. $50
compl. CHARLES MOVERS. ia.
7-S3O7 800
GAS RANGES, used, new; $40 up.
Easy credit ACME STOVE CO i.
1011 9TH st. NV. ma $3.50.
GAS RANGES. new. used. installa-
ton PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ga. ave. NV. AID 2-2l00
GAS RANGE. Welbilt. 10 in; very
good condition: $50. 10. 7-2l6I.
GOLF EQUIP. used: complete set:
irons. woods. bags: reas; odd clubs
also sold. COLUMBIA EXCHANGE,
l7SS Columbia I'd. NV" DU.
HEATERS. ranges, stoves; new,
used: gas, oil. coal. wood ACME
STOVE. 101l 9TH NV Ma S-S952.
HI-FI Catenoid speaker system;
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SEWING MACHINE - Beautiful
like-new Necehi; auto. console
$3.50 or best offer. 292 California
Hall. South area. Fl. Myer, ia
7.9400, Ext. 496.
81, mo MACHINES = Beautiful
Singer consoles. dark wood. zig
gag attach: take up payments
1915 mo-, bal, S35. Call EX. g.
0540 day or nieht for free home
demonstration. 723 18th st. NV
40 in. BY 40 in, 80 in. BY 80 tn.
and corner stall: $50 each; glass
door, $50. W0. 6-711O weekdays
between 8 and IL am.
SINGER. electric portable SIN.
with attach; SIS; will deliver
SOFA, very comfortable; 8 cush-
ions. tufted back, blue mohair.
gray slip cover; $50. JE. 2-6532,
SOFA, Q It., traditional, excel.
cond.; $35. AID. 2-06O7 Fri. after
g.: all day Sat. and Sun.
SOFA BED. sleeps two; rood ccndi-
ton; $50. HE. 4-4636 after 5 pm.
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ReoRS FURNISHED
tc0NTlAlIEDl
S14 WEEK UP

Dble. rms. Also SO day up per per
son: pble. rms "a day. Maid sery.
men or fe eeup., suit Ro, ats lem ss %a
downtown; 1926 9TH st. NV. LU
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
tCONTINiuEnl

GOOD FURN. NEEDED for our
etc: Don't make 4 move without
calling Smiths" DE. 3-T90O.
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LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

Tremendous savings in bedroom living and dining
close Take advantage Of
truck load buying power and save.
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APIS. UNFURMIsHED-B. O.
lcoNTlNUEpl
1901 18th ST. NV

b3UI 18th ST. NV.
Lovely 2 rooms, kit, dinette;
ADULTS only; utils. incl; Ss5. Apply
W4sHiNoroSS jslTYaoa.r RAJ ar 1896. $500
927 @ 81, NV. 4th FL.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RAJ $4,000
GOOD LOCATION; reasonable rent;
-" ana 6oearo3n apartments.
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WALLER GARDEN APIS.
SE,S FINEST NA11rr

Exceptionally nice bedrm., liv.
rm kit, bath. with din. area,
eley. bldg, switchboard service.
ADULTS ONLY. SlO7.5O per mo.
includes all utils. To inspect. see
or call resident manager on prem.
Uses. CO; 5-2559:
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APIS. FURMIsHED-MD.
HAYWOOD GARDENS
4toi HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER
AVAILABLE APRIL /

Just across the District line. !
bus fare; convenient 10 shoppine
center and theater; excellent bus
facilities.
Comfortably furnished apt. Re-
eeption hall, living room, dinette
bedroom, kitchen and bath. Sos
including utilities.
Nicely furnished apt. reception
hall, living room. dining space,
bedrooms, kitchen and bath: z
closets: S124.20 including utilities.
Plenty OF Parking. Lovely Grounds
Apply In Person-WA. 10000
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AIRS PURNIsRep--Mp.
(cohrINUEp)

TAKoMA PARK-Mod. kit. attr.
p,rch; tile bath, i bedrm. $500,
incl utils. JU. 9-21SS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
SPORTS
.InLHaAh -
BY BILL BROWER

long ago a John Columbia c.
Pittsburgh Looking for evening of entertainment he
gameor nothing exciting chance to
spectacular sophomore action
When got home himself
his thoughts Pittsburgh sports
many wanted the famous Dukes Of Dudley
action And I'm fan would relish opportunity to
see Oscar Robertson and the Bearcs at the same ue ne wrote
However upon home, must admit family and
courtesy and sPortsmanp extended to the Negro
North Of the gallant nature that in the backward
South led TO believe
say Duquesne
Robertson thought pose sophomore
playing home against precise and dogmatc team
Then, the closing seconds of the wearing Du
quesne audacy playing
this Robertson This apparently occurrence
slightest effort hinder this person
indicate that he
spokesman.
Many per-
hitting Negroes participate
display the Pitt Field House that particular night believe that
policy surely superior
vos the invitation of guests that then publicly nsuted
souherner pont-but convincing Churlsh
nportsmanke conduct by spectators certainly
to be condemned.
being among game wouldn't
spectator prevailed
whether partial
unry indulge ralery against
player opposition happened Pittsburgh
It certainly has happened Dallas unhappy
Chamberlain in the NCAA regional
abd sang Bye Bye McNion
Cey Johnson Bradley University basketball PLAYERS on the
other words this sort of dastef thing knows no geograph
a bounds But the point would like suggest
S this:
As long Negro athletes compete white
counterparts making progress
For thing know athletic competition respecter
creed color It's ability payoff 1t
makes difference whether spectators like it,
socioogicay psychologicay Negro can not
compete terms with whites
At least that happening Pittsburgh any athletics
we are sorry that can't happen Eat least with regularity
uba s. cto say nothing of Birmingham New Orleans
Miss
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
Masonic Official
Activities Announced
By @. M. Lawrence

Grand Master John r. Lawrence
announced the program Of official
activities for 1858 of the Prince
Han Grand Lodge Of Minnesota
and its Masonic Jurisdiction fol-
lowing the Grand Masters cabinet
meeting Saturday, February s, at
the o. c. Hall Jr. Room of Aa-
tucks-Brooks American Legion
Post.
In the program are schools for
Masonic instruction, the first of
which occurred February % at the
Masonic Temple on Fourth Avenue
South in Minneapolis. Perfect Ash
lar Hall in st. Paul will be the
scene of the second Masonic in
structive session April 20. LaPer-
cell Greene, Grand Lecturer, sup
cruises both proceedings.
The first annual Father and
Sen Bean-Feed, sponsored by the
Grand Lodge, is planned for March
Is at Pilgrim Baptist Church in
St. Paul This event is for Master
Masons and their sons or male
guests no younger than ten years
of age. A musical program is
planned, following which motion
pictures Of the Minnesota football
games of 1857 will be shown. Bob
Blakely, Minnesota football star,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

Will offer commentary on the ac-
ton.
The annual Memorial Service
viii be held in st. Paul September
14th. The sixty fourth Annual
Communication of the Grand
Lodge is scheduled also in st.
Paul September 16 and IT, with
Pioneer Lodge as host. Other
events scheduled are as follows:
March 25-Official Visit, District
No. l, st. Paul; March 29-Of-
fetal Visit, District No. 5, Sioux
Falls S. D.; May 3O-Official Visit,
District No 4, Winnipeg; June i
Esther Day (Order Of Eastern
Starr; June S-Jubilee Day, AE-
AONMS) Fezlen Temple No. 6;
June 22-St. Johns Day Service,
st. Paul, Pioneer No. l, Host
Lodge; June 26-Official Visit,
district No. 2, Minneapolis; July
.2-Official Visit, No. 3, Duluth;
September 12-Prince Hall Day.
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ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who'sN0w
Where's To Go
Whof's To Do
BY sIEERRIE MAZINGo
CA. 5-2Sa5

THREE FILIPINO DOCTORS, DR. Mey Dearunte, Dr. FELIX
entertained recently by Mr. and Mrs
Avenue Drs Deafunte Guido and
WI are currently praotcing at St Luke' Hospital
CONGRATULATIONS o Maudine Rice and Mr.. Arthur
1858 Miss Halle q Brown and
Mr. Popularity coronation Friday February
Fl Miss Kathy Pugh Big Clark BY the
the third time Of the Benner boys have
won the Mr. Popularity dle
sHERATIN Chicago chosen for the meeting
place Of the Annual Conference Of the IneAumn Council Of the
Negro College Friday February a. college students
and alumni entertained by the Council at the Hotel Radon
ILLNESSES PREVAIL John Young Mrs.
Walter Bennett patients at st. Lukes Hospital
Drop a card to cheer them up
THE mTN COMBS Foreign Missionaries to Burma are
awaiting to receive cards and letters Of
address and Mrs Milton Combs ABBM i3
Sc Johns Road Rangoon. Union Of Burma
DON'T FORGET THE "sachmo" Louis Armstrong at
Northrop Auditorium Saturday March "saehmo and his IAN
stars will make the appearance onenghte starting at $3.50 pm
CENTRAL HIGH sPYsso members met Saturday evening
ruary SHERIFF. Mazngo 45s No Grotto ST.
plans assembly that they will
this racial prejudice Among those present Candy
Roth nene Stevenson Dean Behe Ira Gordon and Eugene Hill
THE ST PAUL Employment
the city Hall, February 20, at 1880 pm
MARCH Is NATIONAL Your dimes, pennies
quarters up often
repeated but never losing It's eeGve and Give generously
SPEAKING OF RED CRISIS plan now to enroll in the Red Cross
Nursing Pilgrim Baptist Church. 1872 W. Central
information about enrolment Etc be obtained
from Mrs Paralee kfnugan MI 1929.
HELD by the Minnesota state Sunday
Training Union March at Zion Baptist Church
Pilgrim Baptist March at Bethesda Baptist
Church Minneapolis William Brooed of Kansas city Missouri
president the Missouri state Sunday School and Baptist Train
Will conduct the the 7th 9Th from
7;30 TO $780, o the 9th from $3.50 to $50
PEANUTsi POPCORNi DOGs These the familiar
the circus The Shrine Circus be held March $40 the St Paul
Auditorium Monday PM Tuesday
Friday 1880 and PM Saturday at $3.50 1880 and pm
and Sunday at 1880 and $50
EVERYONE Ii STILL COMMENTING job
by Youth Church February Negro
History Week February 1923 close Mistress
Miss Pauee stars daughter Hazel
Speaker for the
apois