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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-09
OBITUARY
Herman Frederick Zerger
Woodsfield. Ohio

Herman F. Zerger. senior
member Of the II. F. Zerger and
Son Contracting Firm, died
unexpectedly at his home from
a coronary thrombosis on Dec
ember 6, 1857. He was the son
of Philip and Mary Hoff Zerger
and was born February 10, 1898
near Miltonsburg, Ohio.
He was confirmed in the Mil
tonsburg Evangelical church at
the age of IA and following his
marriage to Sylvia Anna Now
der on September IA, 1921 they
united with the First Methodist
church.
Surviving to mourn his sudden
departure are his wife, Sylvia,
one son. Herman, Jr. of the
home, two daughters, Mrs. Ralph
(Ruth) Roth, Columbus, and
Mrs. John (Doris) Williams, Co
lumbuS, two grandchildren,
Mark Frederic and Stephen
Ralph Williams; his father,
Philip Zerger and one brother,
r. w Zerger of Woodsfield.
Mr.. Zerger was devoted nus
band, a loving and generous
father and his death is mourned
by many friends by whom he
was loved and respected.
He was a member of the
Woodsfield Methodist church and
Woodsfield Lodge No. 338
Knights of Pythias.
Services were held at the
| Paul Turner funeral home on
Tuesday, December 10th at 200
o'clock with Rev. John Benson,
First Methodist church, Woods
field, and Rev. William Miller,
Trinity Methodist church, San
dusky, Ohio, officiating. Inter
ment was in Oaklawn cemetery
Weary and worn in the battle
| OF life,
Driven and beaten by sorrow
and strife,
Turn to your Savior your bur
denS to share
| Pause at His feet for a moment
of prayer.
| | with Christ am one today
| Weakness |. but strength is He
viii He ever with me stay?
| Yea, thro' all eternity.
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Case NO, bZIb
Estate Of Harry Z. Hutcheson.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Merrill
G.. Hutcheson. of 1923 South Seneca
Street, Alliance, Ohio. has been duly
appointed executor Of the estate OF
Harry E. Hutcheson, deceased, late of
the Village of Dexter City, Noble
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 7th day of January, 1855
EARL p. McGINNIS.
Probate Judge of Said County
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WANT AD SECTION
w An r z .

W.ANTED-A ride to Missouri by
this weekend Must get back
to school. Licensed driver. Con-
tact Clyde McAuley, Caldwell
Route 3, or four miles southwest
of Caldwell on County Road 7 in
the Three Forks community.
28pd
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OR REM

NICE LARGE three-room apart
ment, unfurnished except for
Kitchen cabinets and Servel re-
frigerator. Available some time in
February. Inquire at 1920 North
Street, Caldwell, Ohio or phone
76-M. rs 27 %
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40 ACRES, with modern home,
bath and furnace. Good out
buildings and barn. Located one
fourth of a mile from Caldwell
corporation limits. Inquire at
Estadts Cream Station, Cumber-
land Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
81 % 20.
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Gard of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our relatives,
friends and neIghbors for their
beautiful floral arrangements,
cards, and the many many kind
nesSes shown to us at the time
of our bereavement; to Rev. John
Benson and Rev. William Miller,
to the Paul Turner funeral home
and to all who assisted in any
way. These klndneSses will
always be remembered.
Mrs. H. F. ZergeT
Herman Zerger, Jr.
Mrs. John Williams
Mrs. Ralph-1Rotl<
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NO &c ES

I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE for no
debts, excepting those contract
ed by myself. Ed. Shafer.
27 % 80 pd
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CARD OF THANKS

I would like to express my
sincerest thanks to my many
friends, neighbors and relatives
for the nice cards, letters and
gifts that l received during the
holiday season. Your kindness
was deeply appreciated.
Pic. Larry Wilson
Fort Lewis, Washington
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 62I5

Case No. 62i5
Estate of Frank Wright. Deceased.
E. Wright, of Caldwell. RID. No. /.
Noble County. Ohio. has been duly
appointed administrative of the estate
of Frank Wright, deceased late OF
Stock Township. Noble County, Ohio
Creditors are required 10 file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 10th day of December
1857.
EARL p. McGINNIS,
Probate Judge of said County
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY 20-inch bi.
cycle, boys Or girls, in good
condition. Phone Caldwell 369-R
%
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HOUSE in Beverly Heights. Two
additional bedrooms and bath
roughed in and insulated on sec
ond floor. Four years old. Price
$4,000. Phone Beverly PIT for
appointment. 27tf
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For Sale-FEEDS SEEDS
For Observation-Disclosures

I947 ZIMMER HOUSE TRAILER
27 IT,, in good condition. Will
sell for 100000. Junior Clark,
Florence, north Of Caldwell.
29pd
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For Sale-LIVESTOCK

CALF, TWO WEEKS old and al
so front quarter of beef. Nit
chell Keyser, Caldwell, Ohio,
Route 5. % pd.
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l. 0 S r

LOST, MANS Elgin wrist watch
Sunday, somewhere in Cald-
well Reward. Finder please call
Caldwell IL or inquire at 704
North Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
28pd
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WANTED - Raw furS and beef
hides. l will be at Estadt's
Feed Store each Wednesday from
11:00 a. m. to 200 p. m. c. r.
Teters, Caldwell route 2. Phone
304-F-21, 22tf.
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HELP WANTED

BE AN AVON representative and
earn a good income close to
home. Territories now available
in Center and Brookfield town.
ships. Contact Avon, Box l48,
Marietta, Ohio. rs q %
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A STRICTLY modern three-bed-
room residence property. Will
be vacated Dec. l. Fine location,
full basement, two-car garage.
GOOD rs ACRE farm, on SR $40.
Six room residence with bath.
Three barns and other farm
buildings.
GOOD EIGHT room house, good
well and cistern, gas and cleo
trio lights. Good location. Priced
very reasonably.
A MODERN six room house, full
basement with laundry room
and garage. A Is minute drive
from Caldwell.
We are ready to talk to you
about any real estate you may
have for sale.
HOWARD M. SHAFER, Realto1
526 North Street, Caldwell, Ohio
Phone 333
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Submitted thru the courtesy oi
The Caldwell Produce Co.
Wednesday, Jan. &
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REGISTERED HEREFORD bull,
seven months old: baby high
chair, and seasoned white oak
lumber, sawed IA inch by IA #
for truck bed. Frank Ostroski,
Caldwell, Ohio, Route 4. 28
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EIGHT WEEK OLD PIGS
for sale. Phone Caldwell 357-
FLA. % 90 80
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FOR S Al
For SaIe-DWELLNNGS LOTS

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with
bath, gas, electricity and built
IN kitchen. Nicely decorated. Out
kitchen with basement, garage.
Good location in Caldwell.
FOUR ROOM bungalow with
bath, built-in kitchen, gas and
electricity. Nicely decorated.
Good location in Caldwell.
SEVEN ROOM house, gas elec-
tricity and cellar. Barn and
garage. About three acres of
land. Located in Macksburg.
CHESTER J. HOWILER-Realtor
51612 West Street Phone 250-W
49tf Caldwell, Ohio
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WANTED TO BUY-Antiques of
all kinds, including old fashion
ed bureaus, dressers, corner and
wall cupboards, tables, stands,
brass and copper kettles, music
boxes, lamps, desks, chairs, dolls,
guns, dishes, buggies and sur
reys. Write Vesta Evans, 2267
East Pike Street, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio % #
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For Sale--FRUIT

ROME BEAUTY Apples, mixed
alfalfa hay, also two good five
panel doors, cast iron sink
Beebe's Orchard, Waterford,
Ohio. q, %, 20 pd-
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For Sale-FEEDs SEEDS

500 BUSHELS OF CORN. Cliff
ford Stephens, Summerfield,
Ohio, Route 2. % 20 80 pd.
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FOR S al 6:
For sale-HOUsEHOLD GOODS

BENDIX semi mi-automatic electric
washer, square type, white enam-
el finish. In good condition. Pric-
ed to sell. Russell Locke, Cald-
well, Ohio, Route 6, in Bronze
Heights. Phone 359-W.
% 20 80 pd.
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r OU ~ o

FOUND, FEMALE HOUND red
bone and bluetick coloring.
Charles Snyder, Jr., Summer
field, Ohio. 28pd.
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OIL HEATING STOVE, in good
condition. viii sell cheap. J. w.
Dutton, Crooked Tree, Ohio.
q % 20 pd.
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For sale-MACHINERY-TOOLS

SMALL FLOOR SAFE, grocery
store scales and a National cash
register, all in good condition.
Contact Lillian Snider at Fulda.
% % 80 pd.
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1857 FORD. Has approximately
10,700 miles. Albert Yerian, two
miles north of Belle Valley on
State Route $40. % 90 80 pd.
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For Sale-CARS TRUCKS

1851 CHEVROLET, 2-door. Dor
othy Murrey, Cumberland ST.,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 288.
% 29 80
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 62i6

Bernice Mills, Deputy Clerk.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Sports
Robinson Proves His Greatness: Regions Title
For Sin Time
BY CHARLES j. LIVINGSTON

They said he couldn't but he
Ray Sugar advancing and doomed
TO defeat by Of 2to1 showed EN- all last
Tuesday night oudued favored Carmen Bao to regain the
middle weight title split before 1876 rngsde
fans Chicago others viewed the bout via closed
circuit teeysion and listened in on dado
sets Boxing Recor
In winning the ssyear-oid Robinson
fighter before the title the fifth
time, times in rematches
Enroute victory Robinson his most
performances Seeking the defeat he usab
Baao last Sept o. Robinson turned the tide
jab uneng accuracy sealed BasIos left
tight a drum and bloaed his features
why BasIio Lost
Two factors contributed to cope
genrashp the mistake fighting the
way September This time his crouhng nndcub tactics
proved problem for Ray who saooted him from long range
left hooks right at close quarters Bias
young strong did his
most damage close range He gave Ray good body mag How
Robinson plainly the better man
baloting judges spike McAdams
favored Robinson 7l6i 1884 while Referee Frank sora TO
the voted for Bao 69o6 our AMP scoreboard
had Robinson ahead 1895
fought through
slight the forcing
fighting the fourth But the unctre Robinson whipped
ripping right which sliced Garments left eyebrow The following
eye completely.
Basio his biggest the fifth eight ninth
rounds From the fifth round onward however he was an easy mark
Robinson With eye disadvantage
Robinson, knowing IT, paced himself a strong finish
marked by srmish between Henry
Of Rays seconds and John Metro Basos
considered medication eye
Ushes restrained Brewer and squashod the matter
In the ringsde audience number Of celebrities including
Rays pretty wife Edna who rooted husband
close Mrs Baso expression changing
the tide battle she eaped with her husband
the winner and champ
singer snatra
commentator Walter winchen night club
shor York Yankees DhIaggo Jerry
Richard Daley Chicago others
fight proved investment for the sponsoring
club although the 1851 1856 fell short the
indoor record ze and Rocky the
in 1877 Teepromper Teeon which handled the closed circuit
teca added another 100000 radio rights Melted $4,000
Robinson and Baso each received S2464 their nights
labor combined Unlike previous
Internal swoop
indicating that reached
beforehand.
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American Nafionol
Sponsor Junior
Achievement Co.

The American National Bank OF
St Paul is the proud sponsor Of
a Junior Achievement Company
and II is called the Jiffy Industry.
Composed Of seventeen boys and
girls Of high school age, they spent
the year learning how to operate
business. Learning by doing, they
began by selling stock. electing
officers and making their first
product back in September 1857
Christmas novelty at the J. A.
Center in Saint Paul. The second
half Of their term was spent pro-
ducing an Easter novelty.
Listed are some Of their ac-
complishments, which set them off
TO a booming start:
Perfect Attendance-five nights
second highest.
open House Display - second
place award.
Open House Brochure-honor-
able mention.
Company of the month out Of
fifty in January sixth place.
Company of the month in Feb
ruary.
Illustrated below are some Of the
reasons for their tremendous sue
cess in winning the Company of
the Month Contest for February:
Made sales quota: had perfect
attendance; made three radio an
nouncements; inserted three news
paper articles; made up mid-year
report; set up eleven displays
around Saint Paul; had honorable
mention for treasury report; main
tanned perfect maintenance and
safety; attended all board meet
ings and had display at Homerama
Show.
These are only a few of the
important things that contributed
to the success of the achievers,
who went over the top in points.
They are going to keep up the
good work they all agreed it was
worth it-because they want to
win the company Of the year award
as well as the top industry and
treasure Of the year awards
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1851, the w. c. Handy Foundation
for the Blind, Inc, to provide pro-
grams Of rehabilitation, social
service and medical aid among the
needy Negro blind.
Dies Before Film Story OF Life
Completed
Handy's death comes before the
film biography of his life, st
Louis Blues" could be premiered.
The film, produced by Paramount
studios in Hollywood. traces his
life from the days he wrote the
first jazz song in history while
playing piano in a Beale Street
saloon 10 about his 10th year
when his masterpiece st. Louis
Blues, was played in concert by
a New York symphony orchestra.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
w. c. Handy, "Futher
Of Blues Dies &
Misses Life Film

New York (ANPl w. c. Handy
familiarity known throughout the
world as The Father OF the Blues.
died In Sydenham hospital early
Friday morning His death. coming
before the completion OF a bio
graphical rlm. st. Louis Blues, "
was attributed TO bronchial pcnu-
monta.
Handy was admitted TO the hos
pttal earlier In the week in a crit
teal condition The day following
his admission, a uremic complica-
ton set In and he went into "a
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and ROndo in St. Paul can furnish
you with the highest quality in
gradients whether 1t be for a "pinl,
lady, "daquiri' or straight"
they deliver.
The Square Deal was first or
ganized In 1851 by Chester Oden
and Hector Vassar on the corner of
Dale and st, Anthony. Excellent
service led TO an upsurge in business
volume until II became necessary
20 expand the facilities.
In March of 1856 the Square Deal
moved into the larger quarters 1t
now occupies as a corporation. The
stock holders, Chef Hector, and
Allen Bud Goldberg, form an I'M
beatable team for social and civic
action.
CHESTER ODEN is 45 years old.
Known to all as "Chet', Oden OPP
crates the now-famous Road Bud
dy's Cafe at 100 University which
he opened in 1913 at Central and
tie in 1850.
apd social affairs and holds nnpn-
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M were nnahle to determlne the

fast insofar as it effects the
liquor is interested in the
they only chill winter
they ingredients at the Square
Liquor Dale Rondo St Paul and hearty hello
Square Deal
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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR

BY y. Pierre Guilmant

According Of New York barende
the drinking habits changed considerably
appeal Amendment fthe IS different drinks
available men have consistently recently
women consumed the other 80 connections
The current survey stand toe with
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coma. However. he regained con
sciousness the next day.
Blind lS Years
Composer Of the est Louis
Blues" Memphis Blues. "Bcale
Street Blues" and many other
songs. Handy was blind, and had
been for the past is years. Orig
inany he lost his cyesiEht 30
years ago, but regained It within
three years, only to lose 1t again
and permanently.
His blindness did not prevent
him from carrying on his ufe's
work. lie stiu composed songs,
gave personal appearances and
heated the music publishing firm
which bore his nme. His arfnction
led him TO establish. in November,
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WANT 5 OR bedroom house or
duplex in good district. Good down
payment Phone Joe Lorenr after
$50. PR. 1928. R-tf
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Western moving 20 the present site IN IVoU
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FOUR ARRESTED IN
POLICY GAME RAID

Four persons were arrested
Tuesday by Minneapolis police on
suspicion of running a policy
game"
Those arrested at 725 Bradford
Av N. were Joseph E. Mitchell,
90 OF the same address; James II
Wah, so, 1922 Nicollet Av., both
Of Minneapolis; Olive Harris, 573
Carroll Av., st. Paul and Booker
T. Booker, go, zoos S. Sixth st.
Minneapolis.
Minneapolis police claim the
four admitted to be operators and
agents for the game.
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a term of ten 70 40 years.

a term OF ten 70 10 years.
Thompson was accused Of the
fatal beating Of his son on January
10. The child Ronald, died Of a
brain hemorrhage at Ancker hos
pital where he sd been taken after
the beating in the family home.
A jury Of six men and six
women deiberated six hours be-
fore reaching the guilty verdict.
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Allen Coils
Robertson Greatest
College PIoyeF

Chicago (ANPJ-Oscar Robert
son Is being hailed as the out
standing college basketball player
Of the season, despite the Univer-
aty Of Cincinnatrs elimination in
the National Collegiate Athletic
Associations semi finals.
The Bearcats were beaten by a
powerful Kansas State five, s3-to-
80, in an overtime contest at Kan
sas City. Kansas State went on 10
qualify for the finals last weekend
at Louisville, KY. competing
against Seattle. Kentucky and
Temple only Kentucky was a
Hlywhite survivor
But Robertson's performances at
Kansas city added to his lustre
as a great basketball player. The
brilliant sophomore scored 30
points in defeat against the Wild
cats. He sent the game into over
time when he Gagged a foul shot
with only one second left TO tie
the game at 7i-all
Then, In the consolation game
the following night. he broke the
NCA tournament scoring record
when ne poured in So points
against Arkansas as Cincinnati
beat Arkansas, 81 to so for third
place in the midwest regional.
This performance inspired Phog
Allen, the retired Kansas coach,
TO rate Robertson as the greatest
college basketball player he had
ever seen. Allen was the man most
in bringing wilt
to Kansas. and he
made no exception.
Robertson also was named the
outstanding player of the season
In a poll conducted by the United
Press. He was one Of four tan
players named TO the United Press
team.
The others were Chamberlain,
Guy Rodgers of Temple and Elgin
Baylor Of Seattle
These four players and Bob
Boozer, Kansas state star, COM
prised the All-American team Sc
lected by college basketball coach
es.
Boozer was the hero in both
Kansas State victories, scoring a
total Of So points in the Wildcats
over Cincinnati and their
triumph over Oklahoma State, 80
to 81.
Rodgers was rated the most val
liable player in the Eastern region
al at Charlotte, N. c. He led Tenn
pie 10 victory over Dartmouth, SO
to so, in the final game.
Baylor canned a 35-foot shot
to give Seattle a hair-raising, last
second 61-to-50 victory over San
Francisco. In the finals of the wes-
tern regional, Seattle took a close
victory from California, with Char
ley Brown sharing the hero role
with Baylor.
In the National Invitational
in New York City, the
greatest individual performance
was turned in by Alex CBoo) Ellis,
Niagara co-captain. Ellis scored Al
points even though the Purple
Eagles went down to a 9O-to-S6
defeat at the hands OF Xavier of
Ohio, This was the third highest
total ever scored in the NIT.
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HOUSES FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE Foa SALE
oo4 CARROLL

oo4 CARROLL
Easy living at a price you can't
afford to miss. Well kept by q
discriminating owner See this
CA. 7-3S02.
$50 NORTH MILTON
Seven rooms. Four bedrooms. Oil
hot water heat. If you can handle
a paint brush, look this one over
Total price. $500. CA. 7-S459.
o2o SELBY
929 Selby offers income plus liv-
ing quarters. Close to schools and
transportation. Gas hot water
heat, new siding, combination
windows up. Priced right for quick
sale. MI. 4-5OS3.
oI3 MARSHALL
Large ten room house. Suitable
for roOming house or could be dup
leNed. OIL hot water heat A real
money maker. MI. 4-5OS3.
93l Iglehsrt .-...........-... Sold
zoos Carroll Sold
PAGO HAS QUALIFIED BUY
ERS WAITING FOR HOMES
THE FIRST STEP IN SELLING
is A LISTING WITH &C..
PAGO REALTY co.
CA. T-6539
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Fother Sentenced
To Prison Term
For Fuful Beofinq

Lee II. Thompson, Is, Of $50 st.
Anthony Av., st. Paul was held
guilty Of first degree man slaught-
er in Ramsey County and sent
enced according to law to the
state reformatory in St. Cloud for
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berships In most Of the important
civic and business organizations
which include the NAACP, the Am
erican Legion, the Nacirema AS
ISOLATION the Associated Negro
Credit Union, the st. Paul Chamber
OF Commerce. and the Minnesota
Restaurant Association
HECTOR VAssAR is also as. An
indefatigable young man, Hector
was always on the go and one Of
the original fighters in the Dining
Car Local $40.
Even an attack Of multiple seller
osis three years ago has failed to
slow him down, From his wheelchair
Hector stin participates in the pro.
gressive activities Of Local 516 an
a member OF the Board of Dir
ectors. lie is also a member Of the
NAACP and can be depended upon
to give whatever aid he can to
any worthwhile civic project
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5 David Williams, 567 Carroll
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DO YOU HAVE TO
MOVE?

s PLEsN $40, 300
S2l5 MO. INCOME
NEWLY DECORATED
Fuller 4 Kent-Gas heat. IA rm
Is rm. s. is rm. apis. ? baths
Excellent tenants. First time Of
fered. Cash for my equity talks
BY owner. Bro. PR. 6-2757. PR
6-462S. RISE