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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

covered for the benefit Of our
readers These range from blues
70 ballad 10 pops and classical
An pack tremendous appeal
Here is list 81 our choices
singles "You Made Me Love
You" Il Must Bc Dreaming tcap.
toll" by Nat King" Cole; Mag
&c Mountain tDootol. recorded by
the Medailians "liuggin' My pil
los" lColumhial by Jennie smith
1T Amt Necessarily So and
'"rmvelin Man by peggy Lee and
Red Foley and Autumn Leaves
tBme Nutcl starring Julius Can
nonbsil Adderloy and Miles Davis
Albums Crazy lie Calls
Me" and ''porgy and Ross" by
Dakota station and Hank Jones
fCapitoll} soul tpresuRel by
coleman Hawkins, Tribute 10 the
Lady lKeon by sam Cooke. and
Raehs three Couoertos Tor liar
paichord and orchestra No Is
tvmRuardl
You Made Me Love YOU n
Cole's latest ballad offering The
tune gets The usual top treatment
with good background music pro.
vided by the Nelson Riddle and
Dave Cayauaugh orcheztras Dis,
represents ultimate in fine enter
tainmcnt
Magic Mountain" is hit tuna
inspired by the experiences Of Sc
author Vernon Greene polio
victim in his childhood The Med
allions. whom Greene heads. DO q
bangip Job on this one which
has already become best seller
nJs are also giving =, the merry
spin
Tuggin' NV Pillow" IL n ballad
that Is slightly on the pace The
same tune Is featured on both
sides but Side / Is called sweet
uoa, Side while the flip IL NOR.
ely Sweet side r1ns FOR teen
groups
III Amt Necessarily So and
"rravslln Man" both pack sales
appeal 10 different stars that
should h. heavily IN demand by
fans Miles playing with mu,ed
trumpet and Iuiiua pour great
deal Of feeling into tbis ballad
A chart maker Tor SURE
on tho album. Crazy He Calls
Me Dakota sings ? fine collection
u tunes including the title mum
Der How High the Moon The
pariys over ard Angel Eyes
She sings most ~ the songs With
great deal ~ yergc and vitality
especially the racey numbers Ike
How Nigh the Moon Three ore
rhenraH Riddle $50 Fsller and
Howard RiFge back up The yer-
satils singer
f'gfgy and Beaa features Hank
Jones a. tbe keyboard u - the
most Ncsd wc aay uiofe7
"8oul" Gestures Hawkins IN q
soulful m1od The veteran tenor
nan rsaiiy stars On this ons lFs
alec gets hiR ansist from aee
ademen lnriuaing Wendell Mar.
shall and osIs johnson onr draw,
bark Toe alfum features q Jazz
mr number called sunday
Gornin which doesn't seem -
~ INTO fhs picture
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tfswts - EiHy Hoiaa whom
~ claims Influenced MS nee 20
siord1r Among the tunes b. sings
are I've oct . Right r. Sing
tbe El7cs end shes Fumr Tfat
way
Bachs oonrerta FOR HarTTirrord
IL a trrs' mr. lowers ~ classical
mlstc The eonrerios sre uniquely
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NORTHERN LIGHTS
APRIL 10

Banquet and league dance time
for the Lights" win be May 9
at the pyclSman Hotel 90 O'Clock
dancing from 81
Final bowling night IN the form
% an interIeague tournament
April Is win be a knock down
drag out battle for the members
hoping TO get a bit of the loot
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AAE Ae@AA@ANa NHAaeAA AN.NNNA %Hfn+H
SIS SO bowling season Tuesday
Various comments were TN
glad the season Is over I'm Jus;
getting to feel as though l can
bowl. I'm miss coming out each
Tuesday, I'm glad its over, but
in another week I'll wish II back
again Such is the fascination OF
bowling
New forms and faces We're seen
in the gallery such as Florence
Chadwick Rowena Smith and Bill
Hance. Others without whom bowl
ing on Tuesday would seem
strange were Pat Lee. Marguerite
Ellis, Eddie Thomas, Jimmy and
Eileen Glendenning Loretta Gugs-
by, a newcomer. was greeting her
friends among the bowlers Martini
Scroggins added an attractive
note. Norma Jones captain OF the
Brooks Gals came 10 see the
seasons end Norma has been I'M
able 70 bowl due to Illness
on April 2l the Twin Cities
Ladies gathered at the American
Legion club rooms for the annual
banquet at which time awards
were given TO teams and individ-
uals
Mary Russell the top bowler Of
the league received three awards
high single game Of the season.
223. high series Of the season, sos.
high average OF the season 1862
Let's get busy gals" and give
Mary some company "up there /"
Team high single game Of the
season, eO2 went TO Jansen Liq.
uors Team high series Of the sea-
son went TO front running" Jim
mys Ok 2i77. Award TO the most
improved bowler went to Ruth
Wheaton Of the Brooks team.
The finish found the teams
in the following order
1 Jimmy's Ok
2 Central Loan
3 Jansen Liquors
{ Ted Bies
3 Brooks Funeral Home
6 Coleman Loan
Z Cooks Clothing
S. Grove Finance
Bon Voyage" I'll next season
Ladies'
TEN STRIKE, APRIL ~
Observer team exploded Tues
day night at the Laughing lanes
and came up with three members
rolling six hundred or better They
were HOWE Gwnnells $50 tops
for the season; Howie Barrett COS,
Art Moore 500
The Observer boys elinched the
championship for $3.50 season
The final nights bowling viii be
knock down" night April "a on
the 27th the annual banquet win
be held at the Legion Club rooms
Team high series Observer
2T74 Woodland Funeral Home PAST
Longs Bar 2l43
STANDINGS, APRIL II
I Observer
2 Woodland Funeral Home
3 Ted Bies
4 z S UpholstcrlnR
5 So Deal Liquors
8 Recorder
Longs Bar
s Jean and Rays Grocery
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Sugar Roy Moves
TO Keep Title
In Court Action

New York tANpl The New
YORK. state Athletic Commission
learned last week that sugar RAY
Robinson Is nam 70 reckon with
outside as well as inside the ring
As Robinson likes 10 say, the
commission "got the message
when Robinson hauled thc chair
man Melvin Nr,lewiteh ana 90
commissioners. Julius Helfand and
James A Farley lr into court
here 90 show cause why an ORDER
restraining the commission from
yaesting Rays middlrwotght title
should not be granted
Heat I'm To Punch
The commission had given Rob
inson until April rs to sign for
championship Fight agaips, Car
men RaSilta from whom RAY wan
back the title March 20. iaas rho
group said Robinson went beyond
the siN months requirement fcf
title defenses
However, Robinson and his
brain trust clcvoriy countrred the
move The day before the New
York cornish was 80 vacatc Rob
inson's crown for failure 10 meet
the dcadline Martin J Machat
Rahinscna attorney had papers
served on the commissioners Go
appear in court Thus. for the time
being at least IL seems Robinson
won a rcprtevc as the court &C.
tion ~ expected 90 take weeks
maybe months. 20 be resolved
Meantime Robinson Is free 60 call
the shots Some observers spccul
ate that he win stall for time On
order 60 yiinoh the proposed light
heavyweight title showdown with
Archie Moore sometime this sum
mcr
Don't Scare Easily
Archie has a return match en-
garcment with won put'clle OF
Canada, Juty 10
Robinson claims the commission
has va authority Ga take his title
and charges the body is diucri,n
mating againa, him by forcing the
issie First Ray claims there - 40
precedent under which tho conish
can enforce the siS month rlllng
Secondly, be points 90 other IN
stances whore similar action was
not taken
For instance hr said Floyd Pat
terson failed 90 defend his heavy
weight title for nine and ~
months periods Hogan tKidl Bas
sey former frathorwcight king
waited FOR almost a year also. he
stated Alphonsr IiaIimi the pres
ent bantamwcight won Tho title.
Nov q 1857 bat hasn't defended
Il vet
Robinson asked why pick on
mcv"
Robinson said he plans similar
court action against tho National
Boxing Association. which has also
given Ray until April % 10 sign
for title defense ard June 30 FOR
the fiRht
Said Robby
$50 commission r. going to tell
me when. where o. who 20 fight
II won six tllIea with my handn
and nobodys going 20 take y
away from me using a pen 90 a
piece u paper
Robinson anid he Is negotiating
FOR return match with Baaillu
bat won't fight for Jim Norris
nor any Of his old iBC associates
because he feels The group BE- be-
hind the move 10 force his hand
, 1959-04-23
FUNDAMENTALS Of sELEcTIVE SERVICE
Nhis IS the last Of q series Of short inform

# short informative articles.)
when his normal turn to serve
comes, he may still be put in Class
IA if at any time up to his S5th
birthday he loses the deferment
or exemption, or the cause of his
disqualification is removed.
If he should be r~eclassified into
Class IA before age rs, and is not
a father, he would probably be
the oldest man available and ac-
ceptable in his local board and,
therefore, the first to be called.
Because Of the need + or man
power in the Armed Forces, seven
cut Of ten men under present con-
ditions have entered service volun
tarily or by induction before age
26. The other three out Of ten are
almost all disqualified men. OF
the qualified men, more than nine
cut Of ten have entered service
age 26. The few remaining are
those who went over age 26 in a
deferred or exempt status.
BY 1863, government man
power expert estimate that Of all
men, SIS out Of 10, and 8 out Of
10 qualified men, will have en-
tered service by age 26. Higher
standards now in effect disquali-
fy more men.
Virtually no rnnfathers. nuali-
fled and available, are now "es-
Gaping service or will do so
through 1863.
, 1959-04-23


(The draft has been extended
for four years, until July |, 1868
This means that the young men
of the country must continue to
serve in the military forces This
series of articles outlines the ba-
sic responsibilities and rights Of
young men under the draft law
AT age IN, a young man with
his parents consent) may choose
among a wide variety of ways to
begin the discharge Of his total
active duty and reserve obliga-
ton Of at least six years. He may
enlist in the regular forces for 8
to s years. He may enter a NUM-
Der Of reserve or National Guard
programs. He may even volunteer.
with parental consent, for induce
ton for two years.
Even after he registers for the
draft at age is, he has ahead Of
him about FIVE years in which to
choose his own time and method
of discharging the military obliga'
ton. AS he gains more education,
these opportunities widen to in
clude various military programs
leading toward q commission.
But if he does not make his owr
choice, at around are % he MAJ
expect induction if he IS ACCEPT
able and not deferred or EXEMPT.
And even though he may be I'M
acceptable, or deferred Or exempt
, 1959-04-23

must be done to protect these
people who just cannot find
places to live, and who are at
the mercy Of landlords. Our
laws on the matter Of renting
Of property 5 hould be
strengthened to give these
poor families 4 break.
Mr.. Chairman, | repeat that
I intend to work for the bene-
fit Of all Of the Virgin Islands,
and not for any one party. Ny
party expects that Of mel
expect and my party expects
that you the members Of this
body will show US the same
spirit Of cooperation for the
good Of the people Of these
islands.
, 1959-04-23

lation for the publication Of
the water supply and the ex-
tension Of the sewerage sys-
tenn outside town limits.
The roads and streets in
these islands year after year
remain in bad shape. The Lee
gislature should have a broad
program that is concerned not
with only temporary repairs
but with permanent improve
ments Of the highways.
Many people have told me
of the hardship which the
poor families in our islands
suffer when they are forced to
leave the homes which they
rent. / believe that something
, 1959-04-23

level Of the Federal Minimum
Wage.
We also recommend to the
Legislature that financial aid
be given, in the form Of loans,
to people Of low income for
I h e construction Of their
homes. with q low interest
and twenty years for repay
ment. I am sure that this re-
commendation fits in with the
program which t h other
parties have offered to the Le-
gisIature.
Nh. Chairman, the INDECENT
people of these islands need
greatly to have some provision
made in the law SO that they
4 have free medical atten-
ton. We propose that the Lee
gislature look over the laws on
this matter in order to give
real protection and medical
assistance to the poor.
OF course, we need a dis
trict hospital in st. Croix. The
present hospital in Christian
sted and the Clinic in Fred
eriksted do not meet the needs
Of the people. We should have
. 100 bed hospital, to be
known as a District Hospital
built in the middle Of the Is
land to serve all parts Of the
Island. The hospital should
have 4 ward for poor people
who cannot afford to pay any
part Of their hospital bills.
We must also do something
about the water and sewer
problem we recommnd legis-
, 1959-04-23

Sen. G~uuduloupe's
Muiden Speech at
Opening Session
Mr.. Chairman:
have given a lot Of thought
to the legislative proposals
which / offer on behalf Of the
party which ! represent-the
Virgin Islands Party.
We should like to make it
clear from the start, of course,
that the Virgin Islands Party
is interested only in q program
for the entire Virgin Islands,
and is not interested in only
one island, or one group with
in the islands.
The program which We sub
NIT is very short, because at
this time we are making part
Of our own program al Of
those things which the other
parties have recommended and
which we believe is for the
benefit Of all Of US.
I have listened to what
Senator Ottley has had to say
for the Unity Party, and what
Senator de Lugo has had to say
for She Democratic Party con-
corning their legislative pro-
gram. ! am glad to know that
both are concerned about the
poor working man and wish
to do something about our
labor laws. One Of the prin-
cipal proposals which my
party is supporting is a review
Of the Labor Law to increase
the minimum wage to the
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shorts, fancy stripes n both boxer and grippe'
Fastener.
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Our own famous "Pelham" brand 81 washable ne
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NIXON reinforced crew neck.
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HOUSES fOR' sALE-MD..
VISIT TIC

Any day Of the week and inspect
our furntShed model homes, Drive
around the area and see for your
self that we Offer the fnest home
and location In the entire Mont
gomery County. Choose from 3 70
q bedrooms, up to 4 full baths,
den. recreation room, garage, tiled
sub-basement, I'D infinituml Ad-
iacent 70 Burnt Mills Hills ana all
under $50. 600.
Open. daily. Out 18th 81. 10 the
circle. right on Colesville I'd tRte
s t q NOr fSSs P sTans S0g RS cGT
James c. Conley q Co.
HE. $1,000 Ewes, ~. a-66l6)
WALK-AND SHOP
Yesl Walk TO wheaton Triangle and
bus from this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Family-size dining room,
kitchen will seat 8, full bSmt
Owner will decorate or give al
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. Sons
~. e-39OO Ewes. Po, a-479A
WHEATON-Dandy brick rambler:
3 bedrms., full bSmt. With large
recreation I'm, and extra bath;
close 70 everything; Just on deor-
Ga ave; 81 zoo down; Sl6,95O.
HUGH 4. PECK. 10. 5-4742 It'll o.
WHEATON WOODS : Modern 81
bedrm, brick rambler: full bsmt.
with tiled floor; wall-to-wau car
pet; Anchor fenced. $3.50 down,
S14,Db0. Call 10. 5-4542, HUGH
4. PECK, 1926 Georgia ave.
WHEATON wOODsI $3.50 dn.-4-
eedrm. 2-beth erk. Cape Cod; sep
loan. Call Mr.. cLEARY, ST. g.
3S77: ewes, WA. 7-1567.
WHEATON; $4,000 = 3-bedrm.,
lent eond.; full bsmt. assume
q, /. loan; must be seen. OWNER,
1880 Centerhill St., Saturday and
Sunday.
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GATTHERSBURG


1-3-bedrm. brk. and frame Cali
fornia rambler; A-acre wooded
lot; lge. liv. rm. with flrepl., equip.
kit, compartmented bath, small
once, scr. porch, util. rm. A To-
cation with a future. S19,750.
2-sToRY HOME, bath,
lge. pantry, 2 scr. porches; bsmt.,
garage; nice fruit trees; lot COX
100. One Of our best buys at
cottage in beaut, set
ting; flrepl., sep. din. rn1., laun-
dry rm., bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; lot
95x2O0, garage: lots Of nice trees
and shrubs. S17,S50.
New 3-bedrm. brk. and beyeled-
block rambler: 2 tiled baths, 2
fireplaces, lge. kit. de luxe equip;
bsmt.: carport; $4,000, FLA ap-
praised.
Cape Cod; sep. din.
rm., breakfast rnn., scr, porch;
bsn:., garage; excel. location;
S1S.950.
2h-bath brk. home;
2 hreplaces, eXtra-lge. kit; bsnlt.;
nice yard. S23,950.
firm, 2-story home: entr. hall,
bath, rooms are all lge.. enclosed
porch: rec. rm.; in excel. shape
and priced 10 sell at $4,000.
brk. on acre Of land;
fsmily-SiZed kit. bsmt., rec. rm.;
garage; $4,000.
1ha-bath BUNGALOW;
sep. din. rm., attrac. kit; Ice.
wooded lot; S15,250.
cottage with lge. liv.
rm. and din. rrn., mod. tiled bath;
excel. location. $4,000.
brk. rambler on love
ly wooded lot: din. rm., 2 flre-
places, dual bath. $4,000.
l2-RosEMoNT SUBDIVISION
de luxe brk. ramblers featuring
3 and 4 bedrms., daylight bsmt.,
lge. rec. rm., carport or garage.
Priced from $4,000 up in this
luxury area Of h-acre lots.
Kay Bowling, Realtor
2O7 N. FREDERICK Ave, Gaithersburs
GA. 4-5050 or Gaithersourg 247
Heart of Silver Spring
Dale-PerShing Dr.-$18,950
Lovely pre-war 6-rm., 1ls-bstn
brick Cape Cod. Den, porch, u
bath LIST floor: bsmt., maids rn.,
y bath and garage. FLA terms.
ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH
7 Rms, ~ Baths-$19, 100
Large roomy brk. Colonial. Bsmt %.
oil h.-w.h., den, "a bath LIST
floor; many extras. FLA terms,
Mr.. BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL
I Rms, 2lz Baths-$2l, $50
brk. Colonial featuring
tiled bsmt., paneled den, garage,
fenced lot. FLA terms, $500 On.
Beers Bros, Inc, JU. $3.50
trade 6-bed-
rm. brick Cape Cod; sep. din. nm,
liv. rm. with frepl. equip. kit,
huge bsmt., scr. pch., fenced yo.
Name your terms. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES, Mgt., 10. $3.50.
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SUMNER

Attractive white brick Colonial
situated on q pleasant residential
circle. Library and full bath on
LIST floor 4 bedrms., 2 baths on
End. Recreation rm. in full base
ment at ground level. Ewes, call
Mrs. Sutton, KE. 7-0305.
W. c. a. A. N MILLER DEV. co.
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
SUMNER AREA-Superior new Co.
lonial with den, powder nm, 4
bedrms., 2 baths, nm. rec. nm, "a
trees; no inner location; mid 4Os.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC, OIL. 6-7S00 It'll 9.
PARK : Close; 2-unit
brick apt. only S15.950; live in
one unit and rent the other; walk
to shopping and bus. CHESTER
KELLER WoODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-71O0, 9 til 3. JU.
O-EkEk
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ROCKVILLE

1-3-bedrm. rambler; storm win
doWs and doors; S11,5OO. Assume
large mortgage.
BOSWELL lane-3-bedrm. rambler
on acre of wooded land, bath, lge.
kit, part bsmt.; S13,5O0.
3-RANDOLPH HILLS-3-bedrm
brk. rambler; lge. din. ell, bsmt
with tiled floor and n bath;
fenced lot; $14,750 FLA ap-
praised.
4-Glen Hills-CuStom brk. ram
bier with most MAGNIFICENT view
Of rolling countryside and large
lake. Center hall, firepl. In liv
rm. and kit. family rm.; 3 ige
bedrms., 2ta baths, .breezeway, .
plus many de luxe features
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CLOSE TO D. C.

Just right, is this cute
apt. size bungalow for the
retired couple. Wooded level
lot. Compact and comfort
able. l bedrm., separate
din. rm.. full basement. This
home will sllJw ample time
for leisure. No back break
ing cleaning or Scrubbirg.
Nearby s ,raDso. shopping
and chur mes. Price. $3.50,
with only $3.50 down.
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A REAL

PANORAMIC VIEW from
this exquisite stone and
brick rambler. Walk out
from 2 richly finished rec.
rim. vita picture vind.w
emo patio thai oVerlooks a
wide expanse Of undisturbed
park area and stream. High
lghied is this spacious
combination liv. I'm DIN.
m. area, . twin size bed
ms, beautiful kitchen COM
o ete with modern apt 'Iances
& b fc'l cabineTs. Conv. &c
Mi. n. parochial and rGolle
scIoClS. MANY extras IN
eluued at S20.959. FLA or
conventional terms.
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CLEVELAND PARK
S18.750

Substantial Semidet. brick house on
Saith St, with rooms, Ia baths,
recreation room and garage. Priced
Tor immediate sale. Gail Mrs.
Nicholson, Ma. d-9300. BOSS &
PHELPS. INC.
F0GGY BOTTOM-Several houses
70 remodel: one extending from
H%re ST NV. to Virginia ave: .
partially remodeled, others to re-
model. DI. 7-0417.
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VIENNA

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
4 bedrms., liv. rm. with
firepl,, mod. kit. . baths.
Ice. rec. rm. with nrepl.,
auto. heat. Is-acre lot; suit
able for large family. $3.50
per mo. Call JE. 4-O613.