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contracts of 5000 weekly to a
nucleus group of 10 perform
ers, each contract to run as
long as three years.
Thus. with three other the
aters, Arena shares in a foun-
dation program similar to those
by which such as England'S Old
Vic, Russia's Bolshoi, and
Frances Theatre Populaire
have a chieved their stature
through government subsidy.
It is a highly honored group
Of American producing units
with which Arena Stage shares
the Ford repertory-theater
grant which totals $3.50, 900. The
other three selectees in the pro-
gram are New York's famous
off-Broadway Phoenix, San
Francisco's Actors Workshop,
and Houston's Alley Theater.
In making its grants to these
producing groups, the Ford
Foundation takes a stand that
could hardly be more reflective
of an intelligent attitude to-
ward outstanding local roper
tory theater. Its position is
stated. ever so clearly, in these
words of William McPeak, vice.
president:
THE theater in the United
States has for too long been
thought of as either commerce
or entertainment. The Foun-
dation's action demonstrates
its conviction that the theater
in America is cultural, rather
than a commercial resource,
and one which ranks in. i'm
portance with music or the Wis
ual arts"
So far as all the theaters in
volved are concerned, the
grants could not come at a
more ideal time, but most es-
pecially in the case of Arena.
1t is just this week starting
its public fund drive for the
remaining $250,000 of its $780,
600 new theater building pro-
gram. The first 100000 OF this
already has been subscribed,
S50,000 of it from the Eugene
and Agnes Meyer Foundation
and subject to the condition
that the rest Of the fund be
raised.
Arenas new theater, to be
erected on a public site desig-
mated for a cultural enterprise
in the Southwest Washington
redevelopment program, will be
q modern, 650-Seat house with
q central stage area. The site.
q waterfront location on the
Potomac below the proposed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22
IS Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

Fifteen deed transfers were re-
corded during the week at the
office of the County Commits
sioners. They we're listed as fol-
lows:
Campbell A. Saunders and wife
to George II. DelSignore and
others, .68 of an acre of land and
buildings in district 8, Ryan's
Glade.
Vernon Lancaster to Harry E.
Winner and wife, 20 of an acre
of land and dwelling in district 9,
Johnson.
Bernard Eugene Rowser and
wife to State Roads commission,
30 of an acre of land in district Ia,
west Oakland.
Isobel d. Hill to Sherman p
Tressler and wife, two lots and
dwelling in district Is, Mt. Lake
Park.
Rosetta A. Kaercher and others
to Matthew Storey, Jr., and wife
one lot in district 6, Sang Run.
Carroll F. McRobie and wife to
Eugene c. Egan and wife. OF OF
an acre of land in district l
Swanton.
Fulcher P. Smith and wife tc
Otto George Topartzer and others
"A of an acre of land in district 6
Summit Timber Products com
pany to Howard c. Andrews, HIS
acres of land in district Is, Avilton
S. Townshend Naylor and others
to Joseph A. w. Shockey, 112.1c
acres of land and buildings in dis
trict 8.
Clyde o. Gallaher to Sylvester
Brothers, Inc, 1891 acres of lane
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22

sades Park, N. j., operating at a
speed greater than reasonable and
proper, $40.
Chester Phillip Headley, Morgan
town, failing to obey automatic
signal at railroad crossing at Loeb
Lynn, SO.
John Zepotosky, Bird, Hoovers-
vile, Pa, operating at speed too
great for road conditions, S..
Josef Lambert Gehring, Balti-
more, exceeding so miles per hour,
$40.
Lawrence Wilbur Crasford
Akron, failing to dim headlights
SIS.
Thomas Leo MCGEE, Kingwood
w. Va, exceeding so miles per hour
SIS.
James Thornton Duckworth
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22

in Oakland. Judging from the APP
pearance of the Garrett National
Bank Building, on the left, the
picture was taken about 1911 or
1912. The cattle belonged to Simon
Baker, farmer of the area at the
time. In the midst of the bulls, Of
course, is Earl ShartZer, and at
left is Tom Burke. The boy at the
right is unidentified.
Shartzer places the date as 1908
or 1909, but some disagree because
of the improved condition of the
bank building, which was not re-
modelled until several years later.
Today's photograph is repro
duced through the courtesy of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22

Grand Junction, Col, reckless driv-
ing, $25.
The Department of Motor We
hicles listed the following under
suspension and revocation of
drivers licenses:
Colt Erwin jenkins, Swanton,
driving license suspended for fiji
teen days.
Commodore c. Tough, Mt. Lake
Park, license revoked.
James E. Maule, Crellin, driving
privileges revoked; also Samuel Y
Moorehead, Bloomington; Ralph
Pysell, route l, Oakland.
Elva E. Martin, driving license
revoked.
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A second attempt on the life OF
the premier of Irau was repOrtCd
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22
and buildings in district 8.

and buildings in district g.
Beulah Wolford to Kathleen B.
Layman, 8.625 acres of land in dis
trict 8.
Elizabeth Y. Stockslager and
Others to John S. Bulman and wife,
.35 of an acre of land in district Ia.
Fulcher p. Smith and wife to
Irving Maxwell Day, Jr., and wife,
.49 of an acre of land in district 6.
Fulcher p. Smith and wife to
Donald Watson Tolson and wife,
40 of an acre of land in district 6.
Sarah S. Foster to Joseph Donald
Foster, SO acres of land and build
ingS in district Ia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22
Tin Shop Placed
AS In Terra Alta

The old photo published last
week. showing the exterior of a
tin and plumbing shop operated by
Mr. Gienger, has been identified
by Ernest Shirer as having been
located in Terra Alta. He places
the date between 1895 and 1898, and
and he remembered working there
for a time He says as well as he
remembers, the man in the center
was Mr.. Gienger.
The picture this week shows a
herd of steers on Second street
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22
To Speak On Reformation

Rudy Featherstone, senior at
Luthe. an Seminary in Gettysburg,
Pa, will be the speaker at special
service in ST Johns Lutheran
church at Red House on Sunday
evening, October 25, at o'clock,
in observance of Reformation Sun
day. His topic will be "Reforma-
ton, Yesterday and Today"
Featherstone is a Negro and will
soon become Lutheran pastor
While in college at Gettysburg he
was a star on the basketball team.
The meeting is sponsored by the
Young Adult group. Time will be
allowed for questions and answers
and discussion. All are welcome.
4 -~--
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22
Eight Persons Apprehended
For Motor Law Violations

Eight persons were apprehended
in recent days for violating the
motor vehicle laws of the state.
They were listed in the office of
the Trial Magistrate, Robert NJ
Maroney as follows:
Russell Boyd Rowan, Kitzmiller,
operating an automobile under the
influence of liquor, fined S100 and
costs; on a charge of reckless driv-
ing he was fined S25 and costs.
Clarence Eugene Vanose, Pail
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22
Placed On Dean List

One student from this area quail
fled for the Deans list at the
University of Maryland for the
spring semester. She was Miss A..
Louise Coddington, Friendsville.
Only students who have main
tanned an academic average of 3.5
out of a possible 4 are placed on
this list.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-22

Harper's Ferry re-enacted John
Browns raid of 1859 in colorful
ceremonies.
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A second attempt on the life o
the premier of Iraq was reported
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
ASK NEGROES TO MAKE
USE OF SCHOLARSHIPS

Chicago CAMP - The vice
president of Inland Steel Company,
Leigh Block, Wednesday urged &C
ton to encourage talented Negro
youths to use the scholarship aid
that is available to them and go
to college.
Although one out Of five in
dustrial workers in Chicago is a
Negro. few reach supervisory or
management levels. Block said.
Therefore, Industry, in it's own
self -interest, must help make sure
that trained leadership will emerge
from this great manpower pool, "
he said addressing a meeting of
the National Scholarship Service
Fund for Negro students.
Block is also president of the
Inland Steel-Ryerson Foundation.
He pointed out that the fund has
placed $500 Negro youths in 300
colleges with more than million
dollars in scholarship since 194S.
The fund recently launched a
drive to find talented Negro stu
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
JACKIE WILSON GETS
$4,000 FOR NY.
THEATRE ENGAGEMENT

New York (ANP) - In the
short space Of three years, rock
n roll singer Jackie Wilson has
become one of the biggest box
office attractions in show business.
This was indicated last week by
10 day, $4,000 contract he
signed to headline the annual
Labor Day show at Brooklyn's
Fox theatre.
Under the guidance of nation
ally-known disc jockey Allen
Freed. this is regarded as a choice
plum for any entertainer, and to
be contracted for an appearance
is tantamount to having arrived"
in the star circle. Since Wilson
first made an appearance for Freed
18 months ago, he has progressed
via the hit record route to the top.
His new Brunswick release
why" took off shortly after it
hit the music shops and bids fair
to outdistance his Lonely Tear
drops" that hit the million sales
mark. Formerly a member of the
Dominoes quartet, Wilson is in hot
demnad by promoters who realize
his name on the marquee is like
money in the bank.
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7TH & FREMONT NORTH. Large
six room private bath apartment,
unfinished S72 a month. FE. g.
0375, WA. 6-3617. Sal
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City Man Arrested
For Smashing Car

Lester Smith, q, 1lO8 n. Du-
pont Av., Minneapolis was arrest
ed Sunday for smashing his girl
friends car, police said.
Police said Smith was thrown
out of Geraldine Reese's apartment
at 1902 N. Girard Av. about 3:2O
am. Sunday, May 8, by Robert
Smith.
With a bumper jack, Lester
Smith smashed the windows and
hood of Miss Reese's car, then
slashed the tires with a knife,
police said.
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Ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whuf's 10 Do
BY SHERRIE NIAZINGO
CA. 5-2S45
WHO'S WHO


HERBERT FOSTER, 1888 sherbune Ave
daughter birthday dancing par
ty Friday May The affair held in the spacious
University Over 70 guests at
throughout evening Following the party Beye Thomas
Paulette stark Roberta Cooper and
for slumber party I'm
deed, very happy birthday!
THE ST PAUL TNTERCIUB Council really
it presented "A Salute to Lowry Hotel Monday
April 81 Important figures present Dillon of St Paul Dr.
Forrest Common sup of schools Chief police
Dept Sup public schools and Roy Dunlap OF
Light of ceremonies Mr. Gran delivered
keynote Youth cited for award and achievement
Ka Dav her work and Marcea
Smith for an essay on prejudice others participating IN m @
were Montague solo, and Paula Wood
part girls marching unit from Central High
MISS ANTo1NErrE Perfect SIT Central Central
high group friends informal party
Sunday evening, May s
THE AIM kept pretty busy Multiplication of
recently follows Mrs Jesse Smith president
-vcpresdent; Vena Webster secretary
Mrs Eua Northcutte
ponding secretary Justine Jackson treasurer
sponsored NJ Dorsey Pilgrim in Revue" at
Pilgrim Baptist April is
be a the church from Al May 10
l. NJ. DORSEY, 967 IGLEHART AVE. Pilgrim Baptist
receiving weeaned praise for his excellent
church activities the 195s959
SOME 625 parents the
of Recognition of the Weekday Church School May at St
Evangelical avera Greene talented
daughter of Mr. and Mrs aperce Greene eS4 Igat Ave was the
guest Hill Schools representative from the sixth grade
The Lords Prayer" The Service
Churches The Rev Harold Bradshaw
secretary
l. WAS THE MEETING of the Pragmaea Sorority
Plans
Sterling Club from Al Mrs
Lau Robins Sorority president.
FTvEYEARoID PHILIP PATTERSON ss2 W Central son of
wondering why go outside
this weather because he has bumps his face Philip
MEASLES quote little Phil: We'll what's wrong with
going with bumps" Kids the darndes things!
SPRING SUMNER the Central
Mechanic school the the with Central
Whtmore McNea
Horace Rivers Raymond Brown Bernard Hill Daryl Smith
Jerry Robert and Thomas Scott Mechanic boasts
Williams
members Harding
s Scpo
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University of Missouri. From there
she went on to New York to be-
come the vocalist with Claude
Thornhills band. Her big break
came when June Christy left the
Stan Kenton band and Chris re-
placed her as featured vocalist.
Since going out on her own
Chris's hit recordings of Il Miss
You So, Mixed Emotions" and
a long list of albums have brought
her international fame.
She will appear at the Key
Club with her own instrumental
trio. Lambert, Hendricks and Ross
conclude an exciting week of
Singing Songs of Basic" at the
Key Club this Sunday night.
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Johnnie Baker Post
Plans Pre-ConVenfion
Party on June Sixth

Posters are up and tickets are
on sale for the big pre-convention
party of Johnnie Baker Post No
POI of the American Legion on
Saturday night, June 6.
The affair, the first of similar
occasions, to be held before the
national convention, which con-
venes in Minneapolis this summer
will be at the 1929 Logan Av. N.
Ballroom from until.
The Billie Helm Orchestra, fast
becoming a big favorite of Twin
Citians who like good music to
listen to and dance by will play
for the Legion Post and its guests.
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Sunday Motinee To
Feature B. B. Kinq
Eamed Orchestra

Sunday afternoon the Horse
mems Club is sponsoring the
famed B. B. King and his orches-
ira at a dance at the Marigold
Ballroom in Minneapolis.
The Marigold Ballroom is To-
Gated at 1866 Nicollet Av. in Min
neapolis.
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2115 2ND AVE. SOUTH. Lower
four room and bath duplex apart
ment. Gas heat. $50 per month.
ia. 3-3923, FE. 3-67O5. S-41
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LIGHT housekeeping apartments
for old age people, 1st floor. FEE.
5-1329. SAP
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/ dents and acquaint them with
scholarship opportunities.
GETS 20 DAYS FOR DRUNK
DRIVING AND HAVING
~UrNy xWrrwWoUru, nrnnHwvV,

Elmer r. Caldwell 4O2 Rondo
Av., st. Paul, was sent to the
workhouse May 5, for 10 days on
each of two counts. He was ar
rested for drunk driving and for
possession of a revolver found in
his car.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
LOSES CONTROL OF CAR:
CUT OVER EYE

Haskell Clemens, Jr., 100 Car
roll Av., lost control of his car
while trying to avoid hitting an
other car at Lincoln and st. AL
bans, hit a parked car and injured
his passenger, Raymond Walker,
Is. He was cut over the right eye.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
GETS 80 DAYS

Ben A. Stone, 9S1 Iglehart Av
was given 80 days in the work,
house for driving under the in,
fluence of Intoxicating liquor or
April 80.
He was arrested on April 2S
after police officers who saw him
sitting in his auto at 964 Iglehart
warned him not to drive the vehi,
Gle in which he was seated be,
cause they suspected he was in,
toxicated.
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1898 PATH AVE. so.

1873 oath AVE. so.
Bungalow. Two bedrooms plus
sleeping porches front and back.
Completely furnished. Payments
800 per month. $500 down.
1913 THOMAS PLACE NORTH
One block off Olson Highway.
Triplex-brick construction. Beauti-
full hardwood floors, gas hot water
heat, full basement. Income 1920
per month. $1,000, $4,000 down.
21XX 18Th AVE. SOUTH
Duplex. Good condition. $500.
$500 down.
3IoI 4TH AVE. so.
Stucco 4-plex 4 baths, 4 gas
heaters. 2 bdrms. each apartment.
Al condition. $4,000 bracket.
LAKE SPITZER
154 acre farm. 20 miles w. of
Alexandria. 7/8 of mile lakeshore.
4 bdrm. home. Several buildings
for stock and storage. Pressure
water pump. All electrically equip
ped. Under $1,000. Terms.
23o4 ALDRICH AVE. so.
8 units. 2 and 3 room units. Bar
gain. In Al condition. Terms. ST.
900.
7. B. BURT REALTY
1885 Third Ave. So.
ia. S-91l8
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ESTATE OFFERS

Large duplex, 2 bedrooms down,
3 bedrooms up. Separate utilities,
gas hot water heat. $4,000 mort
gage commitment. Cash to mort
gage required. Drive by 2716 Gin
ton and call agent, ia. 1904. Ia.
2-8066 for appointment.
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Recording Star
Chris Conner Az Kew
Club MondoY Nav IT

Atlantic recording star, Chris
Connor, opens one-week only en-
gagement Monday night at the
Key Club Her professional career
began by singing weekends at the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

ARRESTED FOR NON-SUPPORT
George Freeze, 527 Carroll Av.
was arrested Wednesday on a non
support charge. His warrant was
placed on the court tab.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

Eagle Scout Palmer jackson, a
16-year-OId San Franciscan, rep
resented the state Of California
at the 18th annual Boy Scout Pill
grimage to the tomb of Abraham
Lincoln in Springfield, ILL.,, April
24-27. An estimated 10000 Scouts
and leaders from all over the US.
took part in the pilgrimage. A
number of Troop 1O2, young Jack
son was selected on the basis of
his activities in Scouting, school
and church. A student at George
Washington High school, he is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jack
son, Sr. - (ANP PhOto).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

Leon Dave Lewis, %, 1886 Gin
ton Av., Minneapolis, pleaded gull
ty to indecent assault, was placed
on probation for five years by
Judge Anderson on May l.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
LOSES TIRE TO THIEVES

Jessie Thornton, 1877 w. Central
St. Paul, lost a tire and a white
sidewalk rim from his auto during
the night of May /.
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IN CITY
pATPlTK AEMRY

IL year old three bedroom ramb-
Ter with built-ins. Level lot. Gar
age. Full price SIC, McFetridge
IA. 2-1S39.
IA. o-o6I5 PRESIDE We trade
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REAL EsTAHE EoR SALE

$1,000 DOWN - SHARP 2 bed
room rambler, full basement. 1895
5th Ave. So. $11,5OO. Mr.. Larson,
ia. 1887, Apt. S-41
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WHO'S WHO


returned with Estene
daughter
Estele and Johanna
parents
The whole family returned home Monday May 4.
WHERE'S GO-WHATS
MRS ELGIN BAYLOR, Minneapolis
speak Day Pilgrim Baptist
Church next Sunday at 1870 a
Bowling Banquet
The affair semiormal
MRS EDDIE hostess May meeting
Club held the Quanita
Dayton
ing, April "a.
MAY PROGRAM OF TALKS and films scheduled
Programs Playground
g. seby May Margaret pm. May
Donough, pm May films
centers where programs are provided.
SLX-wEEK SESSION high be con-
Quoted July
Sixth St drawing painting sculpture
mercia Glasses daily registra-
ton information, call the school
ALBUM OF WEEK.
DO YOU LIKE DAKOTA STATON:-Her is album
entitled He Calls High
Moon Invitation" Idaho There's
He Calls Crazy say the Late Late
Show" If so, It's be good!
En- your
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HFLP WANTED
EARN EXTRA CASH

Full or part time. Selling fine
cosmetics and household aids.
Call Grace at WA. 2-9272.
Sal
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FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Cali Mr.
Blackman FEE. 9-5610 for informa-
ton. S-tf
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Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FEE 9-56l0. S-TF
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TWO ROOM apartment. $40 per
month. 90S Logan North. FIR. 4
5474 after 6: pm. S-tf
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g.!l s.Sl!I 80 {lsS1s.ESe!9.fH!1l
9lE$1I1[3!l;lY
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Call Mr.
Blackman FEE. $500 for informa-
ton. S-tf
Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FEE $3.50. S-TF
SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. Ia. 1925. S-tf
TWO ROOM apartment. $40 per
month. 90S Logan North. FIR. 4
5474 after 6: pm. S-tf
221S % AV. S, UPPER duplex.
8 rooms and bath. Will allow rent
for making repairs. Vacant. S-tf
4 LARGE ROOMS with private
bath SIS month, heated 21O4 E.
22nd St, down. FEE. 9-0921. Sal
UPPER DUPLEX. 5 rooms. newly
decorated, stove and refrigerator.
Call WE. 8-1155, or WE. S-9484.
9OS LOGAN NORTH. Newly dec
GRATED two room furnished apart
ment. Private bath sos month. Ia.
5-14S7. Sal
CHRISTIAN COUPLE to share
home. Northside Call IA. 1-1516
afternoons. Sal
TWO ROOM apartment, furn-
ished. South location. Nice shop
ping center. Single or couple. Ia.
7-1612 after 5: pm. Sal
826 18TH AVE. so. Three rooms.
gas heat. Vacant. $55. ia. 1854.
Harrison 1920. Sal
7TH & FREMONT NORTH. Large
six room private bath apartment,
unfinished $72 a month. FE. g.
0375, WA 6-3617. Sal
2115 2ND AVE. SOUTH. Lower
four room and bath duplex apart
ment Gas heat. $50 per month.
ia. 3-3923, FE. 3-6705. Sal
LIGHT housekeeping apartments
for old age people, 1st floor. FEE.
5-1329. SAP
SMALL furnished apartments.
South location. FEE. 5-1329. SAP
ROOMS FOR RENT
CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners. FE. 5-1329
S-tf
LARGE KTTCHENETTE apart
ment Utilities furnished. North
side. ia. 1-6208. SAP
ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen
privileges. FEE. S-3997. Sal
6 BEAUTIFUL, newly decorated
rooms, upper duplex. Reasonable
IA. 9-779S. Sal
LOVELY FRONT ROOM furn-
ished. Newly painted. Nice loca-
ton. PA. 2-2586. Sal
APARTMENTS WANTED
WANTED - 3 ROOM furnished
apartment. Southside. Ia. 7-105O
after pm. S-41
HElp WANTED
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ALBUM OF THE WEEK

Enjoy your weekend!
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SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. Ia. 1929. S-tf
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