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Arkansas State press., 1959-01-23
tive as the old one.

tive as the old one.
Under the old Rule % it was
necessary to secure the vote OF
two-thirds of all senators to stop
a filibuster. The new Johnson
rule provides for cloture by a
vote of two-thirds of the sena-
tors present and voting. Further
more, it affirms the concept of
the Senate as continuing body"
the rules of which carry over
from one Congress to another.
This rule. the NAACP leader
says. imposes practically the
same handicaps upon the passage
of civil right bills as have
existed since 1917. 1t has never
been possible, under these pro-
visions. TO secure cloture on a
civil rights bill
As a practical matter, the Sen
ate attendance at a crucial vote
on a civil rights measure has been
land will be- very close APP
Proclamation of the entire men,
arssip. Since the largest vote
for cloture on such a measure
(FEPC, l946) was SIS. il makes
little difference that the vote for
cloture under the Johnson reso-
luton would be reduced from an
arbitrary IS to possible 81
ga in attendance-l4 absentees)
The attendance on civil rights
vote has always been greater
than 81, even with the total mem
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-23

VIRGINIA LEADS THE WAY-Even though Virginias Gov
enor Almond has that there will be indignation
in the state Virginia Council of Churches decided
relations and held interraca
nterdenominaona Christian Youth meeting in Richmond
Gently The Moryn Miller head of the Council is shown
as he Miss Marian Marsh the meeting which
held in the Mosque Dr. j. w Eichebefger director Chris
Education ANIE Zion church and Rev H. l. Marsh look
Marsch the president of the Youth Council
the AE Zion church during the past four and represent
ed it at the World Council held in Japan in 1883
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-23
FEE 2 q
ri .i5l 4 1ss our

Then You Owe it to Yourself to Check
the Amazing Benefits ROYAL JELLY
May Void For You! II you lack uitali.
~ and dfipe, read what thousands Of
Scientists and Doctors say about the
almost miraculous benefits obtained
from ROYAL JELLY. Write for FREE
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your whole life. MITCHELL WrAMIN
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Arkansas State press., 1959-01-23
VIRGINIA'S GOV.
WON'T YIELD

RICHMOND, Va.-Governor Al
mond still has no intent on Of
yielding in Virginia's migration
fight. In fact, he says he might
use his police powers on any
school attempting to integrate if
the school has already been
closed by the state.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
DINETTES

5-Piece Dinette Set.
48-in. eXte nSion
table with bronze
tone legs and tan
Formica top. With 4
matching ch airs.
Regular $685. :
7-Piece Dinette Set.
Large 60-in. chrome
table with 6 chairs.
Regular S99.95 -
3-Piece Drop-Leaf Di-
nette set. Table
and 2 matching
chairs. Reg. 1895
Evening star., 1959-12-20

BICYCLE, sehwinn "a; good cond
chrome tenders: reas. UN. 4-5552
BICYCLES lge. English racers
hand brakes; gears, $50. LU
! k-0365.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

DESKS, need repair; perfect a.
shop tables; So. HARRY j
ABRAMS, 124 l 81. ne.
DESK; spinet. solid mahogany
reasonable. Call EN-. 3-655S.
DIAMONDS. $40 to 81 900; money
gaek guarantee NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS. 1905 Lee hwy. Rosslyn
Va, foot Key Bridge, IA. 2-l777.
DIAMOND RING. won in a Tafie;
viii take Sl00 loss. Mans or lady 5
setting. AP. 7-7907.
DIAMOND RING-Man's 3 stone,
total weight approx. a. carat,
bargain at S150. IA. 2-6954.
DIAMOND, lady'E Wedding set:
small, genuine diamond in IA
karat gold; sacrifice, S25: also,
larger diamond RA 6-hRgI
Evening star., 1959-12-20

DRAFTING TABLE, 31x42; ad-
Unstable; in excellent cond. $50.
Must he sold by Tuesday. OIL
6-9l40.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
lMIsGELLANEous FoR sALElI
CONTINUED

APPLIANCES - RefrigeratoT with
freezer top, wringer washer. So
gas stove, I6-eu.-ft. upright
freezer, 21" TV, Kenmore ironer
bookcase with glass doors. All in
new condition; very reasonable
IA 9-0o0o
Evening star., 1959-12-20

handpiece; air compressor, etc.
3arg.i RE. 7-2O65, WA. 7-a3l9.
DESK, office. dble. ped, excel. cond =,
S35 swivel and typins chairs. FE.
1891 or 10. 5-3396.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

sstin: only SSiDmihsoe Ionths oId: ah'raI6 pai6
S135: sac. S65. JU! 5-706S.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
SUNDAY
FURNITURE
SPECIALS
DUAL PURPOSE &
SLEEP FURNITURE

DUAL PURPOSE &
SLEEP FURNITURE
Studio Couches. Open
to two twin beds.
Reg. $685. S44
Modern Sofa. Converts
into full-length bed.
Foam cushions. In
assorted Colors.
Reg. $685. $50
7-Piece Sectional Sofa.
In plastic or as
sorted boucle covers.
Reg. $l69.95 Sll9
Sofa Lounges. Seats 4
and will adjust to
full-length bed. Reg.
$685. S39
q Piece Sofa Bed
Suite. Sofa bed
opens to sleep two.
With m a tic hing
chair. Reg. S139.95 S99
2-Piece Daveno Suite.
Daveno opens to
sleep 2 with sep
arate innerspring
mattress and match
ing chair. Foam
rubber cushions.
Reg. $3l9.95 S249
3-Piece Sleep Sec
tional. opens to
sleep two. Regular
$249.95 sl99
Serta Hollywood Beds.
InnersprinS mat
treSS and box spring
on 6 legs S34
Maple Bunk Bed. 80"
size with guard rail
and ladder. Reg.
S79.95 $50
Simmons Hide-A-Bed
with famous Sim
mons innerspring
mattress. Regular
S239.95 $199
6-7iece Rock Maple
Sofa Bed Suite.
Sofa bed, chair,
rocker, 2 step and l
coffee table. Reg.
Sl99.95 sl64
ARMLEsS SOFA BED
Reg. $79.s5 ----. $50
Dunlop Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box
Spring Set. Twin
size --.------ --- $40
Evening star., 1959-12-20
BUSINESS SERVICES

SECURING YOUR HELP IS OUR
BUS.-H you have q problem, let
US help. MRS FULLER, TU. 2-370O
TREE WORK of any kind. Nice oak
wood for sale. Also. Xmas trees,
holly, mistletoe. JE 4-7375
Evening star., 1959-12-20
CHAIRS
GIVE THE GIFT OF
COMFORT
A KING-SIZED CHAIR


COMFORT
A KING-SIZED CHAIR
This Vibrator Lounger
is the most comfortable
chair in America! Rec
ognized for proven quail
ity. COMPARE! Won
derful for relaxingl
Durable plastic and fab
ric! Just press the switch
for instant, gentle mas
sage and a new Lease
on Life!
$69.95 VALUE, $42
Lounge Chair. In as
sorted tweed colors.
Foam cushions. Reg.
$685. ~ $40
Early American Chair.
In assorted colors.
Foam cushions. Reg.
$79.95 - $50
Channel-Back Chair.
In assorted damaSk
covers. Foam cuSh-
ions. Reg. S69.95 $40
Swedish Modern
Chair. Foam Seat
and back. Made in
U. S. A. Reg. 1895 $28
Platform Rocker. In
assorted boucle and
plastic covers. Reg
ular $685. ~ $39
Sleep Chair. In as
sorted colorS. Reg.
$685. - S48
Evening star., 1959-12-20
DIAMONDS
N,,4 - n

Save money. buy your ola
monds, watches. jewelry. sill
yer. misc, from ROSSLYN'S
OLDEST and most reliable
paWnbrokers Large selection
GENUINE BARGAINS out Of
pawn, deposits accented
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Diamond Investments
But With Confidence
From WaShington'S
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP TO 500
Unredeemed

A-Lady's pa cts. gorgeous
round diamond set in
most desirable plat. ba-
guette mtg. Real buy.
Only 5000
B-Lady'S la cts, fiery
center diamond set in
mooern VS. mtg. with p
side diamonds. Real bar
gain. Only $3.50
Gladys 2ss cts, magnif-
cent blue-white diamond.
tremendous f1re and brill
lance, set in plat. with
2-side tapered baguettes.
From our loan dept.
Onlg Sl,lbO
D-Lady'S = cts, blue-white
color, finest American
cut, set in lax. v.g. ba-
guette mtg. Bargain. uoo-
Only SbOI
E-Lady's - Ct, highly bril-
liant, set in latest STYLE
lax. y.g. dla. mtg. Won
deriul buy. Only Sl25
F-Ladys lie cts, tops FIRE
brilliance, set in tlne
1S-k. white gold with 9
side diamonds. Terrihc .-
bargain. S32J
.G-Man's 3 cts. a ball of
/ flre, tremendous show for
this low price. Just .un-
redeemed from our loan
dept. Only - - S79J
H-Man'B Ia cts, flashing
fiery diamond set in
modern lax. We. gypsy
style setting. Wonderful -
buy. Only S475
Mans approx. 27s cts,
superb brilliAnee. fine
modern cut, set in lax.
VIZ. dia. mtg. Bargain. .-
Only S725
J-Lady's diamond cluster
ring made of platinum,
and is set with center
hawleSS diamond, weisht
APPROX. % ct. and is sur
rounded by 3 round, and
. baguette full cut flaw
less diamonds. A magnih-
cent ring at ridiculous
low price. Only 1915
lK-32o masonic diamond
ring, heavy lax. yg.
mtg. set with center dia-
mond, weight approx. IA
cts: Terrific bargain.
only So0O
IIDiamond and sapphire
straight row bracelet
made OF platinum. and
is set with 20 full cut
brilliant d mond S,
weight approx. ga cts.
and 20 full square cut
blue sapphires. From
estate. and is in perfect
condition. Only S450
M-Emerald and diamond
ring made OF platinum,
and is set with center
genuine green emerald
Of fine quality, approx.
Ia cts, and had 2-side
tapered baguetteS. Bar -
gain S475
N-Diamond watch and
and d is set with So Bril-
liant matched diamonds.
Fully guaranteed Hamil-
ton movement. Like
brand new. Only $3.50
O-Man's 1ss cts, dazzling
color, finest American
cut. set in lax. .y.g. mtg.
Can be reset for lady.
Bargain. ONLY 1926
lP-LadyS 2Is cts, q lovely
center diamond set in
platinum with Aside
diamonds. From estate
at a bargain. Only 1895
GLADYS Ia cts. maruuiSe
cut, exquisite center
diamond. fine color and
cut, set in latest style
plat. mtg. with 2-side
tapered baguettes. Only S415
Evening star., 1959-12-20

FREEZER, chest type, Deep
freeze" 23-cu. .-ft. capacity: peri
work cond.; 5000 PL. 9-217S
FREEZER, GE, 10 Gu. it., chest
type. 4I95 Davenport st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

CAMERA. Leica IIIf. f-2 Sum.
micron lens: brand-neW, never
used; S190. AID. 2-3232.
CAMERA, Contax ia. Complete
OUTFIT, 4 lens, finder, fitted case,
accessories. Perfect, $3.50. WO.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
LIVING ROOM

- A4NN 4bOO1N1
2-Piece Living Room
Suite. Sofa and
matching chair in
assorted boucle
covers. Foam cush-
ions. Reg. $l99.95 Sl5e
3-Piece Sectional
Sofa. Assorted tweed
covers. Foam cush-
ions. Reg. $l99.95 $13S
Apiece Sectional
Sofa. 2 ends, center
section and armleSs
chair. Foam cush-
ions. Reg. S249.95 Sl89
Early American Sofa.
Assorted covers.
Foam cushions. Reg.
S179.95 sl49
2-Piece Nylon Living
Room Suite. Large
arms, tufted back.
In assorted boucle
covers. Foam cuSh-
ions. Reg. S289.95 S2le
Student Desk EnSem-
BILE. Desk, curved
back chair, blotter,
pen and pen holder.
In lined oak, walnut
or mahogany. Reg.
S49.95 - S34
Evening star., 1959-12-20
CHRISTMAS SALE


TAPE RECORDERS
Pentron Emperor, hi-fi model, S7i
! lGloritone, 3 spkrs. S4g
lSTEREO-PHONOS
IRcA, 4 control, Model TF26, S7s
Comb. Admiral -----------S So.
CAMERAS
Argus C-3, with case Sl2 aF
Asia with RF and case SIS
Polaroid. Model so S37 50
Voigtlander VitesSa F-9 Ultron lens
late model with case $4,000
GUITARS
Stella SI6 o.
New beginners model ----S Si3.95
MISC. ITEMS
Vacuum cleaner, Airway. with at.
tachmentS SlA
typewriter. Everest K2. w/case, S45
Sewing machine, Monarch portable
with attachments ~ S24
| Bicycle. Schwinn So o.
LUGGAGE DISCOUNTS
Call for discounts on name brand
luggage.
Columbia Luggage Exch.
l7S2 Columbia Rd. NE. DU. 1855
open Sunday 10 am to . nm
Open Monday a.3O n,
Evening star., 1959-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUSES, popcorn peppers, rosin
potato bakers, eoppered trivets
nrestgns, cast iron and copper
teakettleS, corn shelters, hos
Serapers, curry combs. hoTseshoes
corn shuckers, FIRE buckets. well
buckets, cuspidorS, cast eagles
wash boilers, pot belied and
Franklin stoves. kerosene heaters
cast iron toys, COW bells, bottle
cappers, stone crooks, sand rid
dies, carbide lamps. bellows, ra.
diator humidiflers. lard cans
knockers, roach traps. hitchina
posts; brass sconees, cast iron
Evening star., 1959-12-20
BEDROOM SUITES

3-Piece Blond Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
chest and bookcase
bed. Reg. Sl49.95 500
3-Piece Walnut Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
chest and bookcase
bed. Reg. Sl59.95 Sl09
3-Piece Maple Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
chest and bed. Reg
ular S129.95 S84
3-Piece Lined Oak
Bedroom Suite.
Double dresser,
chest and bookcase
bed. Center-draWer
guides and dust
proof drawers. Reg
ular $239.95 $l88
3-Piece Red Birch
Bedroom Suite.
Triple dresser, chest
and bed. Reg
ular $339.95 ----$288
Evening star., 1959-12-20

APPLIANCES-Gas stoves (bottled
or natural gas, no extra charge)
electric ranges, under counter
freeZers, also Frost-Free refrigera-
tors: many pieces floor samples
For Christmas ruShl Oil heaters,
etc. Shop early, shop late. Pay
ments start Feb; l, 1860, SEARS
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
47--MAQUINARlAS
Y M0TORES
De ARE

COMPRESORES DE ARE =
TODOS LOS TAMANOS
Diesel 800 .rotatorio Jaeger z
amos en- ll,50o
dio. Portatil -. :. S12, 500
/ Intersol Rand, usado, Diesel 500
R~otatorio, electrico. Montado en-
canton. a amos. Compressor solo
$500. Canton . i. $3.50 =
365 Jaeger tipo Piston, usado
Portatil Diesel -. $4,000z
Ford "a cannon de volteo go. $500
Dodge 81, IA ton Cannon de volteo
para constructors, CANA plana IA
v@alos en- 7541 N. E. 3 Pl., Miami
o lame al Sr. Oliver PL 9-2456
(9996) Al
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

Casa de MADEIRA, 2 dorm1tor1os, en-
buenas condolences Pequena inver-
sion y tomar pequena primera hi
potecs. 1885 N. W. 86 Terrace.
PL 8-9473.
1924 81 N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
5-EMBARcAcIoNEs

Barco de Pesca, 20, estilo Bahama
con frente y pasamanos de caoba.
armadura de MADEIRA dura. Equipa.
do con 2 motores johnson Trojan
de IS H. P. En- ~perfectas condicios
mes. Arranque timon y c~ontrolea
automaticos, techo de Iona, cortinas
laterales y cojines. Asientos con1
$4,000 consrtuirlo. Dueno 10 vende
por $1,000. Mr.. Schwartzburg.
PL 9-5706. ?
(9001) IS =
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

at the moment, but the tennis toul
idea still is very much in the pic.
ture.
The present thinking is for q
lineup of four women players
They would not be established pro-
fessionals but would be girls picked
from the present amateur ranks
Althea refused to identity the
other prospects. However, Sidney
Liewellyn, her longtime tutor and
advisor, said Britain's Christine
Truman and Americas Beverly
Fleitz and Darlene Hard are can
didates.
Althea did not defend her VIM
bldon and us. titles this year. She
took a years leave to promote her
book and record album. She was
present at Wimbledon, however,
covering the tournament as a spec
ial correspondent for an English
newspaper. ..
In the YWcA ceremony, she was
honored with the Babe Didrikson
Zaharias trophy. The Babe won
the Wimbledon title six times,
more than any other person. Her
husband George. donated the tro-
ply for annual presentation after
his wife died from cancer Sept
IL, 1866.
Althea is the first Negro ever
to win the Wimbledon and us
Championships.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
PlZZAR0'S KEY MANN
BRAVES REMNANT CAMPAIGM

The Milwaukee Braves hopes
for winning their third consecutive
National League pennant might
wen hinge on the success Of an un.
practicable, 22-year-old Puerto Ri.
can.
Juan Pizzaro, a southpaw with
a world Of stuff, is unbeatable al
one time and hopelessly ineffective
the next. But since his return e
the Braves after being exiled to
Louisville, Pizzaro has shown
signs Of finding himself.
He has picked up three glitter
ing victories, all of them important
because the Braves have been fad
ing In the last two months. Juan
was recalled after he showed dazz-
ling stuff for the Colonels in the
American Association. His out
standing feat was a no-hit, no-run
performance. ...
He has picked up three quick
victories, two of them white-wash-
ings. The importance of his contri-
buttons is indicated by his S-to-O
win over the Pittsburgh Pirates a
couple Of weeks ago.
Juan threw a four-hitter and
struck out IL to help stem the
Braves tailspin that threatened to
carry them into the second divis-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

business and clubman who after
retiring came back to sell ads for
the Spokesman and Recorder pap
ers; the late Joseph d. Ware, who
worked in circulation; Helen Scott,
who conducted the column 'Tnquis-
tive SAL" now Mrs. William
Whiteside, DFL party figure; o.
car H. Newman, office boy and
paper distributor now, assistant
to the publisher and firm vice
president; Mrs. c. M. Sanders who
sold ads and subscriptions; Earl
Burford who was an advertising
space solicitor, now doing the same
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ion.
When Pizzaro came into the
National League in 1857 brilliant
future was predicted for him. He
had an incredible debut in organ
lied baseball with Jacksonville of
the South Atlantic League. He won
70 and lost six, compiled a LIT
earned run average and recorded
S1S strikeouts in '1S innings.
Likes To Work
But shutting between Milwau-
kee and American Association
farm clubs of the Braves, Pizzaro
had managed a major-league re-
cord of IL wins and 10 losses until
this season.
The young Puerto Rican recently
said that it didn't matter whether
he started or relieved - all he
wanted to do Is pitch.
The bosses on the Braves say
that Pizzaro is more effective when
he works every fourth or fifth day,
preferably as a starter.
One Of those is Birdie Tebbetts,
Braves general manager and an
astute judge Of pitching talent.
you'll find the kid hasn't pit
ched bad game any time he has
started without too much rest"
says Tebbetts. He Just doesn't
seem to be the relief type, wheth-
er it's psychological or whatever"
Tebbetts noted that Pizzaro is a
strong kid who pitches the year
round and has to pitch to be at his
best. In winter, Juan hurls in the
Puerto Rican League.
On this point, Pizzaro says:
Arm gets stronger when I
pitch. When I don't pitch enough,
I don't know what I'm doing out
there. It's just like playing a new
position"
The Braves manager, Fred
Haney, remarks:
He pitches better when he
starts than when he relieves.
don't know why, but he does"
The Braves pitching coach,
Whitlow Wyatt, insists that Pizz-
arc has more natural stuff than
any pitcher in baseball.
The Braves are hoping he is the
right man to take up whatever
slack on the pitching mound. There
is no doubt, either, that the Braves
are looking to many great years
in the future from the Puerto
Rican southpaw.
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thing in New York and Wellington
Emery who helped fold and mail
the paper.
Other famous newspaper people
who are alumni of the Spokesman
and Recorder are Carl T. Rowan,
author, lecturer and Minneapolis
TRIBUNE staff writer and Gordon
Parks, LIFE Magazine photo
grapher. A Minnesota publisher
Dale Sargent owner of the Hat
field (Minn.) HERALD was the
Spokesman and Recorder back
shop foreman for eight years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
Hear Alfhed May
Turn Pro In Fall

New York (ANP)-Althea Glib
son, two-time wimbledon and US.
Tennis champion, indicated, dur
ing a ceremony honoring her as
the 1858 Woman Athlete of the
year at a local YWCA, that she
may turn pro in the fall and par
ticipate in an all-women's tennis
tournament. The tournament would
be operated in competition to the
one conducted annually by Jack
Kramer, who once was reported in
terested in the services of Miss
Gibson as a pro.
Said Althea of the proposed
tournament:
Everything is in an 'iffy' stage
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Ncc CFidd0rS See Service
IN cunudiun Loop

Durham, N. C. CAMP - TIVE
former North Carolina colleg'
gridders, Clifton (Satellite) Jack
son, and Ernest Warlick, opposed
each other in exhibition games
in the Canadian Professional Foot
bali league last week.
jackson, a 1868 All-AmericaE
halfback, played on the first of,
fensive unit Of the Edmonton Eslxi,
mos. which defeated the Calgary
Stampeders in two exhibition
games, by scores of 1910 and 1877
Playing with Jackson were two
other former top American collegi.
ate gridders, Johnny Bright and
Jackie Parker.
warlick played for the STAN.
peders.
Jackson, currently in his rookie
season in the pro ranks, is con-
sidered a key man in the Eslximos
lineup, and Is being counted on to
bolster the teams attack.
Warlick is in his third season
with the Calgary team. An Of
fensive end, Warlick was an ALI
CIAA selection in 1850.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

the late Arthur Allen, advertising
manager.
Standing left to right is DR.. w,
d. Brown who did a readable week.
ly column on health for a number
Of years; Marion Carter, now Mar
ion McCadden who did the Mime
apolis social and personal news;
Del Carey who worked in the cir
culation department; Mildre d
Brooks, now Mildred Vernon who
was office stenographer and who
is now a highly paid government
employee in Washington, D. c.;
the late J. Ed. Stewart pioneer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

doubles, while Neal and White
were tied for the lead in triples
90 and Pinson was behind them
az.
The stolen bases leaders were
Mays (1s). Tony Taylor. Chicago
C16), Neal and Cepeda (14).
Among the percentage leaders
in pitching was Don Newcombe,
Cincinnati, whose record Of 10
wins and five losses gave him a
.667 mark. Newcombe, incidentally,
suffered a leg injury in his bid
for his 11th win. He was relieved
by Brooks Lawrence, who picked
up his third straight win in the
relief after going two months
without a victory. Sam Jones, Of
San Francisco, was second in
strikeouts (1H.
In pitching also. Earl Wilson,
called up by the Boston Red Sox
from Minneapolis, made his debut
against Cleveland and retired the
side on six pitches in an inning OF
relief He had a 10-and 2 record
before joining the erican
League team. ......
Power Among An Leaders
st. Louis Cardinals meanwhile,
returned Dick Ricketts, to Roch-
ester Of the International League
and recalled Bob Gibson, right
handler from Omaha of the Amer
lean Association. Gibson, a spring.
training sensation, has a 9-and-9
log with an earned run mark of
less than three runs.
In the American League batting,
Vic Power, Of the Cleveland In
dams, remained among the top
10 with 1903 average. He was the
leader in runs with 70 and among
the leaders in hits C122), in doub-
les (24) and in stolen bases co..
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ORDER FOR HEARING PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION,
LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS AND FOR HEARING
THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Albert p. Acker-
mann, Decedent.
Letters of Administration
1T is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, II any they
have, before this Court on Tuesday
September Sth, 1859, at 10 O'Clock
AN. in the Court House in Mime
apolis, Minnesota. why the petition
appointment of Arthur e. Kost, OF
Mankato, Minnesota as admins
TRAITOR. herein filed, should not be
order to FILE Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
file their claims in this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. January 4th,
1850, at 10 o'clock AN. in the Court
House in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
These orders shall be published in
the Minneapolis spokesman and
copies mailed according TO law.
COURT SEAL)
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN J.
PETERSON, Judge Of Probate
Court, this 10th day OF August,
1859.
ROSE FOSSEEN
Clerk of Probate Court
Johnson and Johnson
Attorneys
500 So. End St.
MankatO, Minnesota
spokesman, Aug. IL, 81 and 2s)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
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