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Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

4 AA8AAAI4NA A<CAs NSNAe
Last December, resident, par
ents and civic organizations Of tn
district sent a delegation, to tn
school board meeting, after the.
had learned that almost all Of tn
money raised from the bond issu'
had been earmarled for othel
schools and Maxfield had been lef
out.
Since that time delegations ant
committees have met with vari
Gus members Of the school boarC
and DR.. Forrest COnners. super
intendent Of the public schools
seeking a solution to the problem
A committee called the Com
mittee For a New NTaSfielc
School" was organized and Rev
Floyd Massey Jr.. was namet
chairman.
The committee based their needs
for a new building for the follow.
ing reasons.
The building is obsolete and un-
safe.
There Is a need for a school
building that can also serve as q
community center for the area.
Because such a large number Of
the students are Negro and they
are prevented from moving into
other sections Of the city that have
adequate schools.
That white children attending
the school should not feel they
have to suffer because they attend
the same school with minority
groups.
Children attending the school
are subject to ridicule because they
attend the school
The school has a bad psyche
logical effect on the area.
The committee hired its own
architect to survey the school and
his finding revealed that the drink
ing fountains were unsafe; the
toilets antiquated and unsanitary;
unprotected wooden beams next
to the boiler room; the building
was cracked; the fire escape un-
the milk station lacked
refrigeration and was next to the
toilet.
At Monday nights meeting of
the PTA the children Of the school
presented a petition with ass sig
natures to the PTA asking them
for a new school.
A petition signed by 1912 vot-
ers Of the district was presented
to the school board at It's Febru-
ary meeting telling the school
board that they wouldn't be salts
fled with anything less than q new
building.
A member Of the school board
who wished to remain anonymous
stated that he hoped q strike
could be averted and that q meet
ing with the committee and the
board would probably be arranged
before Tuesdays school board
A spokesman for the Maxfield
PTA pointed out that before the
Prosperity Heights and Highland
Park schools were built, q strike,
the same a. being planned by the
parents Of Maxfield, was neces-
Eary.FrOm Aprn ~, 1853 edition.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
NIxoNS SIGN
BIASED DEED
(I0S2)

Washington. d. c. - The oc-
tobcr 4 AFRo-AlGERIcAN east
ern newspaper chain uncovered the
fact that COP. MISREPRESENTATION
candidate Richard Nixon signed a
restrictive covenant agreement
when he purchased his now cele-
brated S41,00O Washington home
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

known to the Twin city Negro
community except by reputation
genuine regret and appreciation
for his contribution 10 democracy
was expressed by a number Of lead
ing Negroes at his death.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
MGxfieId PTA Votes To
Strike In Protest OF
School Bourd Pl0ns
BY I'D Blackwell

(ASOSl
Monday evening. April IS, the
parents Of Maxfield school PTA
voted unanimously to "strike" Il
the st. Paul school board decides
to rehabilitate the present building
instead Of authorizing the con-
struction Of q new building that
the residents Of the area want.
II the school board votes Tues
day. April n, to 60 ahead with It's
tentative plans to rehabilitate-
the parents say they are going to
withdraw their children from the
school.
A veteran political observer,
pointing out that It was his opin-
ion that the people were not bluff
fing. He used as an example the
support the parents Of Maxfield
gave the teachers when they
struck in 1850.
100 Parents At Meeting
Over 100 parents jammed the
central hall Of the building which
is used as an auditorium because
the school lacks q central meet
ing place. decided that the time
had come for q final showdown
with the school board as to what
the board was going to do about
building q new school for the area.
Residents and parents from the
school district have been meeting
with the school board for the past
four months trying to reach a de-
cision about the building and try
ing to get the board to commit
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

Be sure to check your freezer at
regular intervals - especially IL
1t Ia out-of-sight-to be sure it
is stin running, as q pulled plug
can mean a costly mistake.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14
NATHANdIEL EVANS
TO Dc INSTALLED
D.A.V. COMMANDER

NAD0Ay
The st. Paul Chapter Of Dis
abled American Veterans and
Auxiliary win install its new Of
ficers Tuesday, October 30 at Vet
Grams Hall, st. Paul Auditorium.
Congressman Eugene Mccarthy
viii be the principal speaker.
Nathaniel A. Evans, 97s Iglehart
Ave-, is commander elect, perhaps
the only member Of his race to
hold such q post in the u. s. A.
The st. Paul chapter is composed
predominantly Of white disabled
veterans.-From Oct. 20, 1851 edi-
ton.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

here shortly after his election to
the Senate.
Under the covenant signed BY
the COP vice-presidential nominee
and his wife they agreed never to
sell or rent the premises to any
person Of Negro, Jewish, Armen-
ian, Persian or Syrian blood
From Oct. 10. 1859 Edition.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-08-14

you ARE NOT SEEING GHOSTS
Some Of the stories on this page
are reprinted from back issues Of
this paper, Published during the
papers 25 years Of operation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Daughter Plons &
Executes Birthday
Party For Mother

Mrs Floaaie Harris hostess and
party glvrr for her young daught
er l.ralla Diane. was on the r..
ceiving line when she was GUEST
~ honor az a surprise birthday
party Saturday afternoon, May 2,
given by her daughter az their
home. 1887 Clinton Az
aiuco her natal day was May 7,
Mrs Harris was unaware that
anything unusIal would happen
when her friend Mrs Harold Walls
er stopped bY her home and sug
gostod that they no for drive,
which she readily agreed
While she was out Leslie set
the table which was covered with
a white cloth aud conferred with
crystal randelabra ilatters ~
baked ham, potato halad. potato
chipn and a crystal bowl Of punch
al one cud and the traditional
birthday cake opposite, added
charm to tho Getting
When Mira Harris and Mrs
wslker returned home aA They an
tered the living room we're greeted
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Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

May . rhnnp James blackwell
AatG FIFTH Az $ Lynne II Gres-
ham. ots Girard Az M Mrs
Leata Perkins, SdsO clinton Az
Robert Sartin sggi Second Az $.
May 10 Mrs Zephyr Turner
tN6i Fourth Av s Mrs Cavtrell
Cooper $3.50 tlfth Az =
May II MIR Marion arog raye
Tor SSsS stevens Az Jack s
Raincy, sdat Fourth Az 3 James
Douglas Parker. 1919 sixth 81 s.
MAY ~ Joseph u Holden POS
W ~ 81. Percy G Hughes m
aseo Eifth Av =
May ~ John n Williams, 9Ta2
Fourth Av 8 Rose rallcy, AoaS
clinton Az.
MAY IA A. l.. Brown, 3fao
smelling Az u W Ingram, Spii
Fourth Av s. Edward jackson.
2ilS nth Az 81 lease shelton
SAh3 Fourth Ay a
MAY 10 tsonnic Anderson, eS2s
Slst Az s.; Edwin O. k'iloughor
sios seth Av 81 Mira Dorothy
Hines. $3.50 CLINTON Av John
phitcr Ir, 243o Fourth Az 81
Toni Diane Grigahy zoos Bryant
Az N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Rev. lUger To Represent Twin
City lnterrueioI Council

Rev Arnold Luger. Pastor of
st Peter Clavcr Church. 81 Paul
and Chaplain Of The Catholic In
torractaI Council ~ the Twin
Cities, viii represent the Council
at the 25th Anniversary Forum
TO b. sponsored by tht Catholic
lnterraciai Council u New York
on the afternoon ~ Pentecost
Sunday May iTth The Forum,
70 be presented IN New Ygrks
Town Hall, viii commemorate n
quarter century u the Catholic In
terraciai Council Movement IN
America, dating from the founding
Of the New York Council shortly
after meeting IN the same Town
Hal on peutecoat 1884
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81 PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May o kathlrnc rugh a72 Car.
roll Avj Charles sCrogKina. no@
81 Anthony Az Ronald v O.
Neal pTd Igiehart Az Donald L.
oNcal 7s0 Carroll Av Mrs
Meredith Howell pft "a Anthony
Az, clyde 4 Clydenn Parker. oTA
Fuller Az Philip John Butler
se7 fgiohart Az
May 10 James Bruce Coins.
p2a Magnolia, dretta Harrison
063 iglehart Az Hattie Crenshaw,
ass Carroll Az. Anthony Martin
garnicr, 7dp Carroll Az
May II Samuel Reed Jr, 1923
Arundel Mrs Albert ilarpet. fdd
50 Anthony Az
May ~ MI w n Taylor, sai
iRiohart Av Enmio Fields, aio
so Anthony Az Mrs Clifford
speocc. SAP lRlchart Az Bishop
Beverly Isabel it7 Valley
May IS Edgar Pillow 72g Ron.
Do Az. Mym Garter Jr, 2p6 Ron.
30 Az
May "a Edic Washington COS
~ Anthony Az
May 10 G ~ llouacr 1857 Al
bany; Charles w Bradley. g22 ~,
Anthony Av Samuel Ross. 200
Mackubln. Samuel A Reed. 1920
AuIndell Donna Jean harrington.
fgi g. Anthony Az; william
Martin. lio 81 Anthony Az;
Garter Fletcher, 400 80 Anthony
Az, Linda Martin, eiG W Cent.
raj Av James stephen Wagner
800 Aurora Az Jeahe Smith, si7
Roado Az
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Tots Enjoy Birthday
FroIic Of Lille
Darwin Jones

Darwin Jones was the center
Of attraction on Saturday. May ?,
at a party given by his parents
Mr. and Mrs John Jones, 3s83
Firth Az s, IN celebration OF his
third birthday which was April d.
The roIlicking festivities were
held at their home Each little
guest was given gift; fire en-
CINE hats and harmonious for the
boys and Mexican hats and wrist
watches for the girls The after
noon was enjoyed by the young
sters playing with DarRin's var-
GUS toys
Movies Of the entire party were
made by Maurice Howell after
which the many lovely and prac-
tical gifts ahowered on him by his
friends were opened and admired.
The serving Of refreshments high
lighted by a beautifully decorated
cake inscribed with the honoree's
name concluded the afternoon Of
fun
Enjoying the fun and goodies
at the party were his brother
Keith Bobby and Ice johnson.
Pamela johnson. Rarla, Rouie and
Mark westberry Arthur Poole
Deborah Brown. Joel Wade. and
Rioky and Artie y Thompson.
Also enjoying the fun were par
ents Of the children Mines Doug
las Thompson Floyd Poole Jr,
Ronald Westberry and Carl Wade
Jr
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improved she Is in Room 40 and
win be happy TO hear from her
friends
Returns ilamrG Mrs Louise
Walker Fate OF Houston. TEX
LETT hy plano Tor aaT aomc on Mon
day evening May Mrs Tate
came to the city because Of the
death af her sister. Mrs Lucrctia
Boswell. who died Thursday night
ia a local hospital az Rochester.
MINI
Dinncr Hostss Mr. and Mrs
ltarty White, aot2 Clinton Az
were entertained AZ dinner on sun
day, May 3, IN honor ~ MfN Es
telle Campbell Of Kansas city
Mo. Mrs Campbell is the daughter
OF Mr. winio Moore OF Kansas
city, q boyhood friend of Mr White
and OF Mr. and Mrs Andrew Clark
sr. Mrs Clark was also "a dinner
guest Of the Whites
Minneapolis R,rthday Club Mrs
tIaoid carter, to2a Third Az 8
viii be hostess 60 the Minneapolis
Birthday club ON Saturday. May o
out az Hospital, Mrs Florence
johnson. u former resident OF Min
neapoliS now residing IN pasa
dcna, Calif has wturned home
from Huntington hospital in ras,
adena whore nhe underwent sur
gerry She II reported making sat
trajectory recovery az home
Friends may send gvt-wrll cards
90 her home address, llo N Ray,
mond Az Pasadena 3 Tho family
Is anticipating on moving into a
new home In i,oa Angeles about
June let
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on Saturday, May 10.
Hostess; Mrs Floyd Barr SIS
Fuller Av, was a charming hos
tess on Thursday evening April 80,
when she entertained the Practi-
cal Nurses Alumni Association Of
Bethesda hospital and their in
strlctors. The association Is COM
posed Of members Of the 1858 class
of practical nurses, the first to
graduate at Bethesda The evening
was enjoyed socializing reminisc-
ing and playing games after which
the hostess served a buffet sup
per
Out OF Hospital: Mrs Jerome
r. Wiley 225 f. Fairfield, re-
turned home Monday from An
cker hospital where she had been
a patient for the past three weeks.
Club Makes Plans; Invitations
win soon be issued by the Stitch
and Chatter Sewing club for it's
annual tea and style show which
win feature creations made by
members who win be the models
They viii also feature original
creations for children The affair
win be held Sunday May II. from
4 to pm, at the home Of Mrs
Jack Allison, ss2 w Central Az
by the time many n man dis
covers that money doesn't grow
on trees, he's already away cut
on "A limb "--Cy ". Peace
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out az Town nlRTHnANS
MINNEAPOLIS

May II Arthur Thomas, pes
Mnincs la Bette Jayne Session.
Detroit. Mich
MAY ~ Willie " Gardner.
Omaha, Nehr Mrs Mamie FNil,
CHAM. Kansas city Me-
MAY IA Mrs Iaicilie Gar,incr
Omaha Nch James lIerndon.
Washington, - g.. George n
Roach, Los Angeles. Calif
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~ ~ base pay IS hat 1 actually bring
Of Inc
withholding withholding
reflective April isp. security Disability bcncu
pension,
fund received annual salary increase
deductions with salary making
than makinE before pay hike
Thank the lord for small faNorS
The high OF living this town very peculiar
situations the Harlem The new Middle Income apartment
buildings encourage such gong"on They call en- Middle Income
because that where YOU in
the middle between the landlord and the house
Tenants allowed have dodgers these buildings
anyone you hep 10 bc Harlem lodgers
been respectable sopgap OF the Ens uptown
to help write OF the cost Of the monthly hin No dodgers in the
buildings very Harlem
places without resortng little sdcno larceny
ruled out only members o. family are technically supposed 70 reside
epidemic long
suddenly turning Harlem Even n Cousin Sam has
sleep 28 unit
convertible bring u2bo aid
monthly rent bill OF Cousin sam only staying with tho
day the gets
nothing like little SATURDAY
Just strictly social occasion understand Tho traffic gong In
buildings Saturday evenings Evca
taking place
Speaking Of gin that alcoholic beverage can be bought by the
drink OF the plush apartments certain luxury
building recently bring along
fee wife and spffed while sitting the
Of female already
Body forgot
All that she got for her trouble a knot the head
Living above this risky
risky country people
Who haven, c,, hIc "a save epn, :. ,r m. t ao..pt ,,
They
With Tomorrow" school of thinking On" Ea has usuous nnL
stole winter recently
n
d relatives visited
o "a and pillow
hadreser IA husband ~
year mother
suddenly South Carolina
hadre~~er The couple ~ in debt To oa" company Tor thr
bermuda cruise payments
tina, they oouidn, borrow any
supposed pay
in accordance with what bring Very people operate
this There
barely money paid
pay
day slip
later There the poor felcra pay
day II s always you. M until payday
III tell story about local citizen got
had habit carrying handbook brundishnR
the slightest proyocaon Slightest povocauon usually being drink
or
you get along = 10
waving the handbook financially Wen
gathering evening
potent plentiful potent plentiful
Mouth took heavy alcohol handbook lying
table Ills hosts morning Naturally they
they took peek inside the book
Big lad a balance d dating years.
lie disappeared from hia hapna hasn't
been since
quote iromJ Robinson rumpse Green
There's question my being pre-
judicot bat pnPae Say they're
eh, ha, he needs would that need
pucncc"
No comment
Quote from hold
a bank
got troubles got bills wife girl
no money"
The rendarfaes found nickel and a dime In his poc,st
You THINK YoU HAVE TRoUBLEs7
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with surprise and the group be-
gan singing the happy birthday
aong
Various games were the DIVER
sion at the afternoon followed by
food served buffet style After
lunch, Mira Harris opened the
gifts and displayed them 70 the
delight OF the group,
Wishing the honorcc happy 10.
turns " the day while enjoying
the nm were Mr Jack Payne,
brother Mines Gertrude Freeman,
Theodore Jones, Harold Walker
and lesaic shepard Mrs Floyd
Poole ~ sent a gift but was I'M
able 20 be present
Assisting the little hostess were
Mrs Freeman. Paulctte Mayrs
and sharon Walker.
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wIDDINu ASNIVrHSAItIEs
NJ. PAUL

May . Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Simmons esa Carroll Az 70
years
May 70 Mr. ami Mrs NJ y
Bell s92 Carroll Az nine years
Nay u Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
stokes rs igiehart A. - years
May ~ Nr aad Mrs Marco o.
Fianay. i3T Rondp Az ~ years.
VIZ AMI Mrs Charles " Esionger
ar his W Central Az eight
years
Nay ~ M nnd Hrs George
Green 7s7 Aurora Az. n years
May ~ Mr. ard Mrs James
Jackson ss5 ~ Anthony Az
- years Mr. ard Mra pete Htu
st7 " Central Ay 80 years NJ
and Mrs George Milton 100 car
roll Az ~ years
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Special serving hint To make
the two recipes for Lemon Coco
nut Cream serve more people, place
sliced fresh or canned fruits in
individual serving dishes and use
the pudding for a topping
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Fruit and Coconut Dessert
j package vanilla pudding and pie
tlling mix
2-is cups milk
2 tablespoons butter
] cup drained canned fruit cock.
tail
! cup fiaked eoconut
Combine pudding mix and milk
in saucepan Cook and stir over
medium heat until mixture comes
to FULL boil Remove from
heat
Melt butter In saucepan, Add
coeonuts cook over low heat, stir
ring occasionally, until coconut Is
lightly Drowned Remove coconnt
and add fruit cocktail 10 the sauce
pan Saute 2 minutes, Combine
fruit cocktail and y cup Of the
coconut. Add combined coconui
and fruit 10 pudding. Turn into
sherbert glasses and sprinkle with
remaining eoconut Serve warm
or cold. Makes servings
FOR FRUIT AND COCoNUT
TARrs, reduce the milk TO ? cups
Pour the filling into bowl; cover
and chill FIN 8 baked tart shells
three fourths fun with ming and
chill again Top each tart with
frmt-coconut mixture prepared as
directed Sprinkle with remain
ing coeonut
Lcmon-C oconut Cream
package vanilla tapioca pudding
mix
2 cups milk
50 teaspoon grated lemon rind
ia cup faxed coconut, toasted
Combine pudding mix and milk
in saucepan Cook and stir over
medium heat until mixture comes
10 a FULL boil and Is slightly
thickened Mixture viii continue
10 thicken as II cools Remove
from heat Add lemon rind. Let
stand rs 20 20 minutes. stir once
or twice Just 90 mix Chm Spoon
into sherhert glasses and garuiah
with toasted cocouut Makes I
servings
Lemon Coconut Cream
egg white
tablespoons sugar
/ egg yolk
cups milk
tablespoons quick-Cooking
tHpiuca
rs teaspoons salt
tablespoons sugar
~ teaspoon vanilla
81 TO ] teaspoon grated lemon
rind
iIf2 cup Toasted Cocouut
Lemon Coconut Cream Continued
. Beat the egg white until foamy
Add tablespoons sugar and con
tinuc beating with egg beater until
mcringue stands in sort peaks
Set aside
Mix egg yoliS, milk. Tapioca
salt, and tablespoons sugar IN a
saucepan Cook and stir over medi-
um heat until mixture comes TO
a FULL boil 20 20 s minutes
Pour small amount Of hot mix
uure gradually into meringlo,
blending wen quickly stir In the
remaining tapioca mixture Add
vanilla and lemon rind Let stand
10 10 20 minutes. stir. Chill Serve
in sherbct glasses Top each sorv.
ing with about ? tablespoons
Toasted Coconut Makes 4 or o
servings
TOASTED COcoNU'r: To toast
coconut spread out thinly in "A
baking pan Place in moderate
oven $3.50 degrees r. and toast s
Drowned Stir ooconut or shake
to ~ minutes, or until deiieately
pan often 10 toast evenly Use
an garuiah for buildings ice cream
and desserts. as a topping for
cake frostinRs on meriuguea. or
as an ingredient in candies or lee
creams
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS *

Return To Their Homes Misses Gwendoyn and Gayuelle
Hughes Miss Mary Whatcy and Mr. John II Smith all Of Los
Angeles who 20 the city attend the funeral Of the
Misses Hughes father the late Clarence Hughes left by
auto Cor their homes Thursday evening April 20
HospaliScd. Mrs Louise Miller Of 2lo Irving Az ~ is
patient Mt Sinai hospital where her condition reported
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WEDDING ANSttFttSAttIES
MINspApDItg

May 10 Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Shelton 35b3 Fourth Az s. els
years
May ~ M and Mrs William
g Tmmel 1905 Third ~ 4. five
years, Nj ana Mrs Paul ttstliff
27a7 I'm Az e eight years
May 70 M and Mrs Howard
Williams 2iG y 10 ~ n years
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Club Hostess Mrs John L. Banks Jr, 705 lglehart Az.
hostess the Breakfast Fnoche club Saturday May
at her home Members enjoyed tasty breakfast after which
they engaged several rounds OF pnoche Prizes for high
Mrs. Earl Brent first Mrs Wendell Gibbs second
and Mrs Lafayette Fields third The meeting will be
the home of Mrs Earl Brent 4i29 Fourth Az s. Minneapolis
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main ingredient And from the
point Of view Of ease-in making,
they rate high too plus being
delicious and attractive SO, plan
to include any one Of the four in
both everyday and company"
menus.
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News shout Afrira from M
pess - Affisan natives IL reg
uiaf ANF feature Appearing b.
this papef weekly
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VENTS" roller Skating party.
Rhytbmiand. 1855 Central NJ
MAY zs--7.i0 pm 1s,. door COO.
advance Adyt
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where in the country This gentleman DIDN'T see m
10 ada that the cost ~ living here Is about rfty
percent higher than iu the rest Of the country
particularly in the areas % apartment rentals
rca estate and food. What good does Il DO 20 make
more money Il most Of IL has 60 60 20 the landlord
to the bank TO pay or the mortgage or TO stocking
1p the REFRIGERATOR
After eight WEARS my present inh
In the insurance business the oM Glri here makes
what San he called respectable pasche~k as tar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

Everyone II always In faNor %
general economy and particular
expenditures Stir Anthony Eden.
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Simple milk desserts fine for the famlyespecaly fam
lies with children Put fluffy faxed in them wen
them for pretty decoraonand TO make them
appealing Another word in favor Of these simple des
sertstheyre basic with few deft changes in the recipe
you make something quite different from the original
INTENTIONALLY the desserts high milk being the
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|l jj3lf7
u BY NEIL D0Ds0n RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY heard news
station say one evening last week that
York area are on the AVERAGE thirty-sNy
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