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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

HAVANA, Cuba.-We were
to talk about the seizure Of
land by the revolutionary
government, but somehow,
one always begins with FL
del himself.
"Fidel," said a member Of
Cuba's provisional govern
ment, reminds me of a COM
bination of Jean Jacques
Rousseau and Moses. Every
time I see him in the midst
of a speech I think that is
how Moses must have looked
and sounded. Fidel has some
of the naive sophistry and
nobility of Rousseau's philos-
ophy. He also has all the
toughness of a Moses saying,
Let my people go!' But he is
also like Rousseau in that he
lacks the will to attend to the
necessary details of govern
ment. He is our great
strength and our great weak
ness.
"There is no question that
Fidel has the support Of
the great masses of people.
1t is folly to think that any
man, especially in our time,
who dwells in misery and
wretchedness of poverty as
do some millions of Cubans
and other Latin Americans,
is not eager to escape from it.
1t may be that he considers
his own chances slim. But he
is determined his children
shall have something better.
This is why Castro has
such a tremendous feminine
following. Some of the young
err ones, of course, greet him
with screeching such as teen
ayers the world around re-
serve for rock n roll singers.
These respond to Ffdel'S APP
pearance as if he were a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

tribunal could come up with
a formula for settlement. The
union leaders. who are them
selves elected to office, cam
not directly negotiate reason
able settlements-they are
compelled, because Of politics
inside the unions, to insist
on more and more wages,
irrespective Of productivity
or any other factor. AS for
the steel companies. they are
up against competition from
abroad, where wage rates are
much lower than In this
country. They are losing
some of their markets. Tariffs
are not popular these DAYS,
so there isn't much relief in
sight from protectionist laws.
There is, of course, a basis
for an agreement. 1t IN
wolves a revision of the com
pick working rules in exist
ing contracts which today
make it necessary for the
employers to pay for work
not done-this is called
"featherbedding." If the
standards of measurement
were based only on efficiency.
there could be savings that
would mean increases in
wages to those who give salts
factory performance.
But the fact is that the
union doctrines which have
been preached consistently
call for increased wages, ir-
respective of the economic
consequences in price infia-
ton.
So, what is the answer? It
used to be to submit a dis
pute to some form of arbitra-
ton with both sides agreeing
in advance to accept the
verdict. But who today can
select impartial arbitrators?
And what responsibility can
such arbitratorS have for the
conduct of the businesses
which may be asked to accept
heavier financial burdens
than they themselves feel are
warranted?
President Eisenhower said
at his press conference yes
terday that he has done all
he could to urge a settlement
by the parties themselves.
He declared: Il believe that
we have got thoroughly to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Republican of the steel strike: This thing might
have happened Sherman Adams still President
Question box Q-Why is Minnesotas Senator Humphrey
campaigning for President eary Ale took look at
the opinion polls in his home Staeand decided safer
to travel.
Newest Big -Four formula is known Geneva Cooler
Berlin put EastWes talks ice for l8 monthSand
go to the Summit for good old snow job.
Shopping center: A place to park in the middle Of
temptation
Jack Kennedy urges young people to enter politics.
Things fast these days. young man can become
a presidential also-ran by the time he's As.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Walter Reed Gets
New Commundunt
By the Associated Press

Brig. Gen. Clement F. St.
John took command yesterday
Of Walter Reed Army Medical
Center.
Gen. st. John, 81. of James,
town, Ohio, succeeded Maj.
Gen. Leonard D. Heaton, new
Surgeon General of the Army.
Gen. st. John had been
commanding general of Brooke
Army Hospital at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, since last sum-
mer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

N No regrets when
your Club Meet
ing, Party, Bon-
quet or Reception
N is held at the OLD
CLUB RESTAURANT in
historic Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$3.50 Donish woInut So" nine drawer dresser,
large mirror, 5-drower chest and double size
bed. Both Stores u. -----------l60
1859 Walnut 3-pc bedroom suite, triple o-drow-
er dresser mirror, chest, bookcase bed. 4 pieces.
Both Stores ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$30I Paul Mecobb Palmer" walnut finish 48"
double dresser bose, SO" chest and double size
heodboord. 3 pieces. Ubfown Store ----239.
$367 Townsville rodiont birch double dresser,
with mirror, chest, and double-size bed. pieces
complete Both Stores ------z67
$37o Premier Expression" autumn woInut 81"
twelve drawer dresser, framed mirror, 5-drower
chest, bookcase bed Ape. n1ode-hore somple.
DOwnfown Store = - $3.50 zS9.
$499 Premier woInut II" I2-drower dresser,
mirror, chest, bookcase bed. a pieces complete.
Both Stores -. -.---- zoo.
S425 Contemporary woInut so" nine-drower
dresser mirror, 40" chest and bookcase bed. a
pieces complete. Both Stores 319.
$5l9 Lane Rosewood and Black Lacquer 66-in.
e-drower dresser fromed mirror, 3o-nch, five
drawer chest and double bed. 4 pieces complete.
S4I6 DrexeI profile" walnut and pecan 81"
double dresser, mirror, sx-drower chest-on-chest
doube-size bed Apiece show room somPle.
Downtown Store
S446 Ron,seur "ForerunneF" walnut So" double
dresser, large mirror, SO" chest and double-size
bookcase bed From model-hone disploy
UOvntOtCn OfOre --------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$3.50 Royal Lounge 81" oportment-size soto;
red. Foam cushions Downtown Store l89.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

S5o5 DrexeI "DeeIorotion" walnut go"
nne-drower dresser, mirror, AZ" chest,
doubIe-size bookcase heodboord with metal
frame. From model-home dispIoy, Ape.
complete UbfOWn Store -------- 800.
S64o West Michigan Copenhagen" wal
nut TO" triple dresser, large twin mirror.
40" chest, doubIe-size bookcase heod-
board. Ape. showroom sonpIe. UbfOrCn
Store --------------------5l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

1868 Red Lion "Porroit" sobIe walnut So"
breokfront china 38"x58" extension tobIe with
two II" leoves and 4 side chairs UbfoOn Store.
529.
$709 Paul Mecobb Linear" walnut 48" two
piece china cobinet, 3S"x6o" extension table
with two IS" Ieoves and side chairs pieces
Uptown Store -----------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

BEDROOM

SIT "Donsko" Stewartstown teak doubIe-size
heodboord, with metal frame. Downtown Store;
IS.
$50 "Sera" Perfect Sleeper tuftIess innersprno
mattress, double size Downtown Store3o.
SOS DrexeI "chompogne" duol-size Itoon
Contemporary ehoir-bock, walnut and pecon
heodboord with 2 metal fromes Complete
DOUhfOtCn SfOre -------------------
SoS "SeoIy" twin size Hollywood ensemble with
bross heodboord and tuftless innersprinq mot
tress, complete. Downtown Store SO.
$Ils Spring Air" Ortho Sleep doubIe-size in.
nersPrino mattress and box spring outfit; floor,
sample. Downtown Store ---6o
$l35 Romseur spacious walnut chest 4O-in.
with drawers. Both Stores
$l39 Firm foam rubber twin-size rnottress and
box spring outfit; floor somple. DOwrtoaCn Store.
~.
sos Walnut 3-pc bedroom suite with double
dresser, mirror, chest, doubIe-size bed pieces.
BON ofores lily
$2S5 Rumseur Ape. bedroom ensemble Loree
4o-in., 5-drower chest, doube-size bed and z
night tobles. Complete, Downtown Store 14o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$3.50 Paul Mecobb occasional chair, foam
rubber scot and back; beautifully shaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$486 DrexeI Profile" walnut and pecan
"a" two piece china cabinet, junior extern
sion tobIe with three n" leoves and 4
chairs, from mode-home display 7 pieces
Uptown Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$500 Paul Mecobb Linear" fruitwood 48"
double dresser base and doube-sze cone
heodboord; both pieces included DOtOn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$751; Drexel "DeeIcrotion" woInut so"
buffet, 4o"x60" extension tobIe with u"
leaf, 48" gloss door china cobinet, 4 side
and arm choirs; 9 pieces From model
home dispIoy Downtown Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
DINING ROOM

$54 Paul Mecobb "PIonner" neutral junior ex-
tension dining toble with 2 leaves Downtown
$64 Paul Mecobb "PIonner" noturoI drop leaf
dining table. Downtown Store
SLOT Brcndt Tower" nidtone mahogany AZ"
round extension dining toble with leof DOtCn.
foiOn StOre ---------------------
$lz5 American Uptown" blonde mahogany
drop-ieof extension dining toble with leof Doicn-
tOtOn OIOTe ----------------------- ~
$50 Century "citotion" cherry drop eof extern
sion dining tobIe with Ieof, from our display.
U00Onf0tCn StOfe
$3.50 Cherry eoFdovsn mohosony extension toble
with leof and 4 chairs; 5-pfece set Downtown
Sfore' ------------------69.
$2oo Century Celebrity" cherry 38" china
cobnet with open hutch top. Downtown Store.
SO.
$I59 Paul Mecobb "Pionner" walnut SO" two
door cobnet with l0-drower utility deck. pieces.
Complete. Downtown Store -------So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

S795 Romseur "Forerunner" walnut Sc" two
piece breokfront china, 40"x60" extension
tobIe with two z" Ieoves, a side and z arm
choirs; from mode-home display, 9 pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

complete; black or turquoise. Both Stores, So.
$I39 RoyoI lounge foam rubber scot and beck
lounge chair, silver grey. UbtOwn Stors----7o.
$I3o SeIis imported Donish lounge chair, zip
pered covered foam rubber cushions scot and
back; black or walnut frame. Upfown Store.
7e.
$3.50 Paul Mecobb occasional chair foam
rubber scot and back; beautifully shaped
walnut frome and arms. Both Stores. SO.
$l79 Soto lounge with cane arms; walnut
finished imported frame; foam rubber scot
cushion, two holsters with back rest; zipPered
plastic upholstery. UbfoOn Store 1l9.
$3.50 DrexeI Counterpart" cherry and rohoo-
any so" knee-hoe desk Both Sfores----1I9.
SlS9 Soto lounge sectional group includes z
SOTO lounges with 3 holsters for back and corner;
complete foam rubber zppered seat cushions.
turquoise. Both Stores
$l89 Sofa lounge with ottoched white Plastic
top tobles; walnut frome; turquoise blue. Foam
rubber scot cushion, two holsters. UbfOwn Store.
1879.
$3.50 Royal lounge love seat, turquoise. Foam
rubber cushions Downtown Store -16o.
$z09 Prestige 8S" SOTO, foam rubber cushions.
Both Stores l69.
$3.50 Royal Lounge 81" oportment-size SOTO;
red Foam cushions Downtown Store 189.
$299 FouF-pe. sectional sofa, peacock Foam
cushioned Downtown Store
$3.50 RoyoI Lounge 7-foot SOTO, blue. Foam rub
Der cushions Downtown Store ---18o
$3.50 SeIiq 8-foot soto, in several colors. Zip
pered foam rubber cushions. Both Stores, IS9.
Sz7o SeIs s-foot soto, beige plastic upholstery.
Zppered foam rubber cushions. Both Stores.
1919.
S4oo Paul Mecobb so" Linear Group apiece
room divider Walnut Both Stores -----220.
$3.50 RoyoI Lounge Donish-desien sofo, beige.
Foam rubber cushions Both StoreS-----23o.
$500 Donish- design SO" sofo solid walnut
foam rubber cushions. Both StOres----.24o.
1919 Prestige sectional SOTO. 3 large pieces;
foam rubber cushions Both Stores 249.
$345 Royal Lounge 8-foot SOTO, beige. Foom rub
Der cushions. Downtown SfOre---------z49.
S37o Hampton convertible sofo st-on sleep-on
foam rubber; converts costly to double bed;
blue DOtCnfOcn Store ---------------Z69.
S457 Heritage 8-foot SOTO, beige. Foam
cushioned UptOwn Sf0re-----349
$547 Royal Lounge 2-pc. corner sectional sofa;
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
LIVING ROOM

$44 Paul McCobb "PIonneF" woInut or noturol
54"x20" oblono cocktail table with drower.
Downtown Store
$50 SoIterini "a" round cocktail tobIe; wrought
iron with gloss top Both Stores----------35.
$50 SeIig imported D0nish occasional chairs with
bross trim. Both
$40 soIterini 4S" Bench, wrought iron with foam
rubber upholstered seat pad. Both Stoves--39.
$50 SeIig contour lounge chair with ottomon,
complete; black or turquoise. Both Stores, So.
$l59 Royol lounge foam rubber scot and beck
lounge chair silver grey. UpfOyn StOrs----79.
$l39 SeIig imported Donish lounge chair, zip
pered covered foam rubber cushions scot and
back; black or walnut frame. Upfown Store.
70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$299 FouE-pe. sectional sofa, peacock. Foam
cushioned DOWnfOtCn Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

$I37 Swedish walnut a." round extension
dining tobIe with leaf and chairs. pieces
Both Stores
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MAY 9 philhp JAMES blackwell
set7 Firth Az 8 Lynne II Grcs,
ham. 54S Girard Av M Mrs
I.eota Perkins. s620 CLINTON Az,
Robert sartn, Sgal second Az q.
May 10 Mrs Zephyr Turner
ASH Fourth Av s. Mrs cartrcll
Cooper Ssaa Firth Av 5
MAY II Mr. Marion Greg ray.
lor. SSS3 stevens Av, Jack 8.
Rainey aGSa Fourth Az s.. James
Douglas Parker. 1919 sixth 81 s
May rs Joseph y Roldon aoS
w 81 ST. Percy G. Hughes 81
sSgo Firth Av ;
May Is John II Williams, SfS2
Fourth Az s Rose rallcy AoaS
CLINTON Az
May IA A. l. Brown, 392O
Smelling AvE u w Ingram aph
Fourth Az : Edward Jackson
ans lTth Az s. lessee shelton
SaAa Fourth Az :,
MAY ~ Lonnio Anderson, 2sss
Sist Az s. Edwin q Eiloughor
SlOs seth Av s Mira Dorothy
Hines 1886 Clinton Az John
Platter lr, 2tAn Fourth Av &.
Toni Diane GuRsby, zoos Bryant
Az ",
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Daughter Plons &
Executes Birthday
Party For Mother

Mfp Floaain Harris hostess and
party Elycr Tor hor Young daught
or Leslie Diane, WAS on the re-
oeiviug line when she was guest
81 honor at a surprise birthday
party Saturday afternoon, May 2.
given hy her daughter at their
home 2d37 CLINTON Az
Since her natal day was May Z,
Mrs Harris was unaware that
anything unusual would happen
when her friend Mrs Harold VAIN.
81, stopped hy her home and mug
Ecsted that they so for a drive
which she readily agreed
while shr was out. Leslie sot
the table which was covered with
a white cloth and rentercd with
crystal candelnba rlnttcra Of
baked ham, potato salad potato
chips and a crystal bowl ~ punch
nt ono cn1 and the traditional
birthday cake opposite. added
charm 30 the setting
When Mrs Harris and Mrs
Walker returned homc an they On.
tered the living room were greeted
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Rev. lUaer To Represent Twin
City InferrueinI Council

Rev Arnold LuRsr Pastor ~
81 Peter Claver Church, s. Paul
and Chaplain ~ the Catholic In
tcrracial Council ~ the Twin
Cities. viii represent the Council
NJ the 25th Anniversary Forum
20 be sponsored by III, Catholic
Tuterrsciai Council Of New YORK
on the afternoon ~ Peutecont.
Sunday May nth The Forum.
20 be presented IN New Yorka
Town Hal, win commemorate
quarter century u the Catholic In
tcrracial Council Movement in
America, dating from the founding
n the New YORK Council shortly
after q meeting IN the same Town
Han on Pentecoat 1894
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

improved she Ia In Room az and
VIII be happy 60 hear fom her
friends
Returns iiamei Mrs Louise
Walker Tate Of Houston. Tex.
left ~ plane fer her homo On Mon.
day evening MAY 4 Mrs rato
came 20 tho city because 81 tho
death ~ her sister, Mrs Lucrptis
Roswell who died Thursday night
10 a local hospital AT Rochester
MINI
Dinner HOSTS Mir and Mrs
Hardy White, lol2 clinton Az
were entertained az dinner on sun.
day, May 5, in honor OF Mrs rs
telle Campbell of Kansas city,
Me Mrs Campbell Is the daughter
% Mr. Willie Moore Of Kansas
city a boyhood friend ~ Mr. white
aud az Mr. and Mrs Andrew Clark
ST. Mrs clark was ALSO a dinner
guest 90 the whites
Minneapolis birthday club Mrs
Harold Carter toas Third Av n
win be hostess Go the Minneapolis
Birthday club ON SATURDAY, May o.
out OF Hospital, Mrs Florence
johnson. former resident ~ Min
neapolis now residing Ia rana
dona calf has returned home
from Huntington hospital Ia Pas.
adrna where sho underwent aurs
gerry she is reported making aat
iHfactory recovery at home
Friends may send set well cards
60 her home address 4ia N Rny.
n,ond Az Pasadena Tho family
IL anticipating on moving into a
new home IN Ihs Angeles about
June LIST
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
Tots Enjoy Birthday
FroIic Of Lille
Darwin Jones

Darwin Jones, was the center
Of attraction on Saturday, May 2,
at a party given by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones. 1895
Fifth Av s, In celebration Of his
third birthday which was April 2s
The rollicklng festivities were
held at their home Each little
guest was given a gift; fire en-
CINE hats and harmonious for the
boys and Mexican hats and wrist
watches Tor the girls The after
noon was enjoyed by the young.
sters playing with Darvin's var-
GUS toys.
Movies Of the entire party were
made by Maurice Howell after
which the many lovely and prac-
teal gifts showered on him by his
friends were opened and admired
Tho serving Of refreshments high
lighted by a beautifully decorated
cake inscribed with the honorec y
name concluded tho afternoon of
fun.
Enjoying the fun and goodies
at the party were his brother
Keith. Bobby and Lee johnson.
Pamela Johnson, Rarla, ROME ard
Mark weatberry. Arthur Poole
Deborah Brown, Joel wade. and
Ricky and Artie y Thompson.
Also enjoying the run were par.
ents Of the children Mines Doug
las Thompson Floyd Poole Jr
Ronald westbcrry and Carl Wade
Jr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08

on Saturday, May 10,
Hostess: Mrs Floyd Barr, SIS
Fuller Av, was a charming hos
tess on Thursday evening April 30.
when she entertained the Practi-
cal Nurses Alumni Association Of
Bethesda hospital and their in
strIctors. The association " COM
posed OF members OF the 1858 class
Of practical nurses, the first TO
graduate at Bethesda. The evening
was enjoyed sociaIzing, reminisc-
ing and playing games, after which
the hostess served 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 its
annual tea and style show, which
win feature creations made by
members who viii be the models
They VIII also feature original
creations for children The affair
win be held Sunday, May II. from
4 10 pm. at the home Of Mrs
Jack Allison. $50 w. Central Av.
by the time many n man dis
covers that money doesn't grow
ON trees. he's already away out
ON a Iinb."---Cy n. Peace.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
WEDDING ANNIyFHsAHTrs
~. PAU

May o Mr. ard Mrs Theodore
Simmons ssa Carroll Az n
years
May 70 Mr. and Hra NJ y
Bell sa2 Carr0l ~ nine years
May n M and Mrs Kenneth
Stokes, TO iSlehafi Az ~ years
May ~ NJ and Mrs Maccg D
Finnsy 437 noHda Az 10 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W faionKer
gr sfs W Central A. eight
years
May ~ NJ sad Mrs George
Green 7s7 Aurora ~ n years
May ~ Nj an1 Mrs James
Jaelnon ss5 ~ Anthony Av
q years gr an1 Mrs Pete I'm
5l7 W Central Az - ysarH, Mr.
ana Mrs. George Milton 7ss Car
ryH Az ~ yeafa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08


enrc, following
Of vt my
iti Federal withholding Ne" York STATE withholding
April security, disability benefit
pension group group
fund received salary Increase
deductions up along making
cents "cck than making before the hike And
Thank tho Lord for small faNors
high living very peculiar
apartment
buildings encourage golngs-on They Middle Income
because that Is where YOU stay II YOU move into one or en- rht
the middle between and the poor
Tenants allowed have dodgers these buildings
As life Harlem dodgers
been respectable sopgap uptown
help monthly dodgers
new buildings Now few Harlem citizens afoi the
these places without esortng little adehne lareny Loga
ruled out only members family technically supposed 70 reside
the There
suddenly turning up Harlem
sleep on castro convertible The Twins room of 2 room unit the
convertible bring per
monthly rem, bill or Cousin only staying with tho
the gets curious
Then there nothing like little saturday night
strictly YOU understand going
and out Of these buildings Saturday indication that
there friendly taking place
Speaking gin alcoholic beverage
plush apartments certain new luxury
get spnffcd sitting terrace
features OF the new structure one female has already tried to tae
All that she got her trouble a the head
Living RISKY business.
risky country people
bother them the Only
"A
stole but doesn't winter coat and wife who recently
purchased a
br when relatives visited ouo
Had call a pillow
My
hairdresscr
cruise year
suddenly Carolina
hairiresss -
Bermuda cruise payments
that they couldn't borrow
We
in accordance
this There operators
barely lunch
There the payday
day deposit then
later There the tcers can't through pay
day. II always fvo.untl. payday
IN tell story local citizen got
had habit Of carrying his handbook brandishng
the slightest provocaon sgeHi poyoeaon usually being drink
or
you get along
waving the handbook
social gathering evening
and plenfui potent plentiful
Mouth heavy lying
table His hosts Naturally
80 they took a peek
Big Mouth had 81 % dating back three ysura
lie disappeared from his hsns know hasn't
been
Quote from Jaeto Robinson Hsdsos fuppe
question IN nay being pre-
JUDGED but the pumfde they're not
right that he needs would feel that ~ need
prcncc"
No comment.
Quote from character who d unnecessarily bold
up .
got troubles got 30, IT bills wife sick gu friend and
money"
The gcndarrnes found nickel a dime IN his p,cFst
you THINK YoU HAVE TRoUBiJs7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
sr PAUL BIRTHDAYS

MAY 8 ksthlcne pugh. p72 Car
roll Az, Charles scrcggina Goa
80 Anthony Az Ronald " o.
Neal eTG lglohart Az Donald L.
O'Noal, 72d Carroll Az, Mrs
Meredith Howell p7i - Anthony
Az clyde = Ciydoan Parker. $40
Fuller Az Philip John Butler
so7 rglchnrt Az
May 10 james Bruce Coins.
p2a Magnolia aretta Harrison
6d3 iglcnart Az Hattie crenahsy,
ds8 Carroll Az, Anthony Martin
Garnier 78e Carroll Az
May II asmusl Reed Jr. 1925
Arundel Mrs Albert Harper, 700
81 Anthony Az
May ~ Nit W. n Taylor. s2i
iglehart Az Emmir Fields, $40
So Anthony Az Mrs Clifford
Spcooc, $40 lElohart Az, niahor
beverly Isabel it7 Valley
May 20 Edgar Pillow 72a lion.
DO Az Mym Carter Jft 200 Ron
t1 Az
May "A Edie Washington COS
go Anthony Az
May 10 Q ~ Houser 1897 Al.
bany, Charles w Bradley, s22 Ht
Anthony Az Samuel toss. 2pB
Maclubln. samlei A Reed, 1925
Arundel Donna Jean harrington,
ipl ~ Anthony Az william
Martin, Aia 81 Anthony Avl
Carter Fletcher, 800 ~ Anthony
Az, Linda Martin. 0tg w Cent
raj Az, James stephen Wagner
800 Aurora Az, Jesse Smith. hi7
nnudo Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-08
out Of Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

May n Arthur Thomas noa
Moines, la Bette Jayne Session,
Detroit. Mich
May ~ willie Il Gardner,
Omaha Nehr Mira Mamie FNil,
CHAM. Kansas city. Mo
May IL Mrs Incillr Gariner.
Omaha Neh James Iierndon,
Washington, u, c. George ~
Roach, Los Angeles, Calf
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Special serving hint To make
the two recipes for Lemon Coco
nat Cream serve more people, place
sliced fresh or canned fruits in
individual serving dishes and use
the pudding for a topping