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OAAsSa gN0sNss
3. Rely more on private en-
terprise, rather than the gov
eminent to carry out industrial
development projects.
4. Develop more small Arms
training schools and pilot
plants for greater ventures"
Mr.. Mueller advanced these
suggestions in a speech pre-
pared for the annual confer
ence Of the Far East-America
Council Of Commerce and In
dustry.
u. S. Growth Stressed
Mr.. Mueller said the United
States was transformed from
an underdeveloped country to
an industrial giant partly be-
cause 1t fostered trade and
sought foreign investment and
know-how.
He said the United States
never intends Ito ram our en-
Iterprise system down other ma
Itions' throats." but he added:
Because we have derived
such Unreasonable blessings
from private initiative, we have
a missionary's zeal in proclaim
ling its benefits.
The secretary said many
European nations recently
"have expanded their private
sector and in doing so have
brought wider prosperity Il
their people" He said the sam'
trend is evident in some part
of the Far East.
Government Aid Hit
However, Mr.. Mueller said
"the idea seems to prevail il
some Far East nations that tn
building, say, of a huge indus
trial plant by government is tn
chief visual symbol of indie
pendence."
He asked:
rs putting nearly all the in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

dustrial eggs in one govern
ment controlled basket the
wisest course?"
Mr.. Mueller said American
capital has no intention Of ex-
plotting the natural resources
and manpower Of Asian ma
tions." Rather. he said, lit ex-
poets reasonable returns on its
investment. which provides
both the money and the mana
gerial and technical know-hov
that BENEFITS the economy OF
the host country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

there are certain qualities that
should remain constant" Fun
ston said.
"One is a respect for the risk
taker. Another is an under
standing that the profit mo-
tive is a healthy one. A third
is that the basic ground rules
governing foreign investments
shouldn't be changed once the
investment is made"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
FILIPINOS GET
FINANCE ADVICE

MANILA, Oct. Z (AP).-The
president of the New York
Stock Exchange told Philippine
officials and business leaders
today that it is unnecessary to
offer special privileges to at
tract United States investors
HE requires only fair treat
ment and the recognition that
he is perhaps undertaking
greater than average risks, y
said G. Keith Funston.
But the investor often faces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
OIympics Site Reudied

INNSBRUCK, Austria. - In
preparation for the 1864 Winter
olympic Games. Innsbruck,
capital of the Tyrol. has al
ready embarked on a $4.6 mil
lion program to improve its
slopes and expand its sports
arenas. Tourist Accommodations
will be increased to 10000 units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
Orient Nations Urged
ToMeet U. S. Halfway

NEW YORK. Oct tAP) Secretary Of Commerce Mueller
today made four suggestions to free nations Of
the Orient:
Meet halfway" in lowering barriers international
trade.
O. Encourage investment Of private capital from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
WHY NOT SEND
FOR OUR BooK7

We wine growers hove printed
O 32-poee book. full Of inter.
estins information obovf our
wines. Includes IS Wine Re.
eipes and Wine Hints. Use the
coupon 70 send for your copy.
You'll be glad you did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
BY JHAN and JUNE ROBBINS

a moments trouble. Our two boys were crazy
about her - she played with them like dog.
Zone summer night the boys received our per-
mission to camp out in the woods about ten miles
from home. They we're independent children and
experienced campers. We drove them to the camp
site, then went home and fell asleep.
about two in the morning" the fathers letter
continued, sally began to yowl. She had never
done that before in her life. We couldn't calm
her. She made terrible racket.
MY wife insisted that she was trying to tell us
something. said that was nonsense.
"'Maybe something is wrong with the boys, she
insisted
Finally, in the hope of quoting both his wife
and his cat, our correspondent drove out to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

campsite He found the woods on fire, wall OF
fame advancing on the spot where his sons were
sleeping Fire-6ghters told him the boys were
trapped, but the father remembered an old dirt
road that led to the camp from the rear. Driving
his car recklessly through the smoke, he reached
the frightened boys minutes ahead of the fire.
when we reached home, Sally, purring happily,
was there to greet us quite her old self again,
his letter concluded. eff she hadn't carried on like
that, our boys might not be alive today!''
Cicero, 49,: TsIspushy from the furnace
Can cats communicate ideas to human beings?
An Illinois housewife vouches for this story. For
three days, she said, she had looked in vain for
her pet cat, which had disappeared after throwing
fit in the house.
THE third night" the housewife said, II had
dream in which heard her meowing and then
saw her trapped in metal pipe leading to my
neighbor's furnace. woke suddenly, dressed and
hurried across the yard to my neighbors basement
window.
There, just as l had dreamed" she wrote,
was my tired, sick, dirty cat.'
New York: Long distance mover
The battling homing instinct of animals is
phenomenon that continues to fascinate para
psychologists. Many - Continued on page 10
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no SOME animals possess psychic powers? Are
- they capable of mysterious behavior the live
senses cannot explain? Scientists exploring esp
- extra sensory perception - among humans see
signs that the same phenomenon may be present
among animals.
This will come as no surprise TO several hundred
THIS WEEK readers who have written us letters
reporting battling experiences involving animals
Here, for your evaluation, are seven of these
astounding case histories.
Richmond: YoWIins at 2 am.
my wife likes cats. DON'T" Virginia lawyer
wrote sally was brought into the house because
we needed good mouser She worked hard at her
lob, was digni6ed, well-trained and never gave US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

Do they, too, have hidden" intelligence
Yes animals as Trays of finding things out apart
from their regular fve 40 years studying the phenomena Of
PERCEPTION Foe found many ESP animals
The reported here the most fascinating T"e read
Of sBudR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Case OfThe
Ca1rVOyant
Cat

It's one of the most amazing of hundreds
sent in by THIS WEEK readers. They confirm
something lots of pet owners have
always believed: animals can be psychic!
Nv JHAN and JUNE ROBBINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

TINS WEEK Moso1irs ! July s. 1889
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Missing Man Is
Arrested For No
Driving License

A 81 Paul man whose wife re-.
ported him missing 20 the 80 Paul
police IN really missing nov from
his home doing 90 day workhouse
term.
The man is Jack Donald Glover
36b hacioIbin whose suto was
noted near state Street and Fair
field Sunday AZ about / pm. A
squad car following the auto aaw
81 pun up 10 the curb Just south
Of Indiana
a man Who proved "a be Mr.
Glover jumped into the back sea,
M the officers In the squad car
approached
When ne Was asked for his
drivers license he said !, was an
der suspension Glover WINS booked
for traffic violation and Monday
in court he WIS sentenced 10 %
days IN the w0rkhotiae
Glover was arrested Just about
the time thr police department re-.
port that be was missing (phonsd
In by his wite) was being broad.
east
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

place 10 live. a job which pays a
living wage and chance 70 edu
cate his family you give him back
the dignity inherent In all people
what about social standing?
Everybody fights FOR social
standing commented tail gang
ling, handsome easy going Archie
III You haven't got a decent place
TO live. or decent job what good
il social standing Social standing
comes automatically after you got
the homs tho JOB ard The edu
cation
"Ioe fouia King Cole. Ralph
B,nche Jackie Robinson and hun
dreds of others didn't worry about
social standing Firs, they got
the home and the job their soeinl
standing then cgmc Ba naturally
az throwing seven with loaded
dice
Archie has been proving this
point most ~ his adult life and
he's stlll on the sunny side ~ 40
80 20 be exact Married and the
father ~ two handsome children
Archie III ~ and ROsanne 7
Archie and hia pretty wife rhebc
also Minneapolis horn bred and
educated. i've in their own home
AZ t2tN Third Avenue south 500.
tally he's square IN that he
plays no Instruments. can't carry
a tune and never earned his athie
nc letter at Sumner grade school
nor wont high school
However hos been a barrier
breaker hts entire life. and by
breaking barriers. he's been adding
10 the dignity o. the people ~ this
community
Not too long ago Archie broke
the "i0,h street barrier IN south
Minneapolis when he first talked
contractor into building "a homes
beyond 10th street on THIRD.
Fourth and Fifth Avenues A. that
time thcre were only two Negro
families in the neighhorhood witch
was probably more antagonistie
60 Negroes than any other section
Of the city Al that time a Negro
was unable 10 purchase a homo on
the open market Editors Note
This il stu triel
HE started from scratch first
finding the land then IN coopera
ton with the Minneapolis Urban
League talking a contractor into
building the homes. then he per,
apnally went out and sold every
one ~ the "a homes himself
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Unpaid For Groceries
Gets Man 10 Day Term

George a Clark - tbs lyle
hart paid for only par, u the
groceries he had in his poasension
as he attempted 10 leave the Cut
Price Super Market 739 Tglehhrt
on March ~
Jack Tailen said Clark bought a
loaf ~ bread and a roll Of sausage
but that he had a jar of Jelly and
a jar Of Miracle sandwich spread
Ia his pocket Tor which he did
not pay for
Taileu held clark for tho police
and he was arrested ana booked
for drunk and petit lnrcency
ON Aprii !, Clark appeared IN
municipal court ana WAS given .
10 day suspended sentence on the
drunk charge ana 10 days in tho
workhauas on The petit larceny
charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
RETIRED MEMS SOCIAL

CLUB NEWS
Josepn Jung. music supervisor
Of tio Minneapolis Park Board
vas guest speaker at the Retired
Mene Social club on Monday April
8 the speaker outlined a program
for tha dub which the park board
ESPECIALLY his department. offers
ana ha 18H give al tbs help needed
10 work out a regular schedule ~
entertainment such as We need Or
want
We we're especially advised 20
accept his invitation 10 attend his
muaral program. q Senior citizens
Concert LILY 20 and August End
z 30 10 $50 AZ foring Park
which Is free 10 all senior citizens
Miss Catherine Norman Senior
Age counsellor ~ Phyllis Wheat
lev House. was n welcome visitor
10 the eIlb'a Friday gathering on
April 3 n was real pleasure 10
have her NTH un Miss Norman
extended an open invitation 30 the
club 10 attend the Mems Senior
Age activities on Thursday April
10 Al Phyllis whsntiey House
from ~ noon until
a letter was received by The
president Hardy white from Mrs
irene n Williams. Senior ssrgica
Consultant ~ the Community wei
fare Council pfaiaing tho work
and progress ~ our club She
promises 10 visit ono N o,ir meet
iuga IN The near future and give
any help needed
honorable mention IL IN order
f1r Miss Evelyn 8rhollhammer
luui5r supervisor At Nicollet Field
Community Center sho Is very
capBbir and is doing swell job
N having such good control ~ all
citizen groups who come under her
supervision We ore most npprecl
alive o. her kind help extended 90
the Retired Mems club
G o Beck. chairman
q Wilson, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Almost About
---~~~--~-~~~-~~~--~~~-~------
thing
BY rEKCY VILLA

That's the story u Archie Civ.
ems life helping people 10 help
themselves. preserving the dignity
and self respect as necessary as
food and shelter and education 10
all men.
Arches had failures but he
always gets back on his feet. A
few years ago he opened an lee
cream store h failed. but not be.
cause Of a lack Of customers
Il seems Archie had too many
friends In fact today Archie civ.
ems probably has more friends in
all walks Of ne than any other
person in Minneapolis The fact
his business venture failed
isn't important what II import
ant Is that Archie didn't file bank.
ruptcy he paid af every creditor
in fun After a brief venture into
the real estate business Archie
then vent into government work
A. the present time he has one
~ he most important positions In
government service IN the north.
west property manager for the
Minneapolis Housing Authority, In
charge Of rentals and maintenance
Of all acquired property In the
lower loop development n post
ton IN which he's responsible for
hundreds ~ Thousands Of dollars
in property
Prior 10 that he had the same
position In the Olsnwood redovel
opmeut area
Hes an active member Of the
community IN social projects He's
president of the Phyllis whoatly
House mems club and on the
Board Of Directors of NAACP and
phyiiia wheatlsy He's also an
active member 1f the Urban
League
His next community project
I'm not a. liberty to aay yet 70
commented Aphic But TN say
this Il win AID the community
more than all the social climbing
activity In Minneapolis IN the past
decade
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Man Arrested For
Assault Attempts
Suicide In JuiI

freeman n Moore SO 9Os lyle
hart 81 Paul arrested in con
ugction with a fight Friday night
AZ l7s West Central attempted
suicide in the city Jail Monday
Jaliers and police officers went
20 a cell where they found Moore
standing on toilet bowl bleeding
from self inflicted cuts. which
we're found 10 have been made by
broken glass
Moore told the officers he was
going 10 be rlectrocuted the next
day He refused 20 leave his perch
on the bowl and the officers had
20 subduc him and take him 10
Ancker hospital for treatment and
observation
Moore was arrested April 2 an
suspicion % naaaulting "a year Old
James Davis Of 5S7 West Central
DAVIS claims ne was beaten up by
Moore The elderly mans loft ring
finger tip had been partially sev.
cred by a bite. Davis also had a
fractured nose and jaw
A woman Mrs Annie Ruth
Porter. 80 q as w Central who
was with Mr. Davis and another
man was also injured when Moore
struck her
Both Mr. Davis and Mrs. Porter
were hospitalized at Ancker hos
pital
Ancker hospital reported AZ
press time that Moore had es-
capped from Aneker hospital po-
lice arr searching for him
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
srEFDER WITH DRIVERS
uCrNxr ARRESTED

Ralph faarch, aa,frc<s unknown
vas arrested April = a, 10 pm, Tor
sF,ce,iing hv ~ paul police He was
booked for driving after Ttspsn,
son ~ license
ON Tuesday RurCh received
20 dsys in ths wCrshousc The
Minneapolis police requested -
~ held scr thrn' a, ths eSpira
ten q MS wcrkhouss tern, IN
Mirncarolts there ~ a trafHc war
amt fnr Rurrh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Bar Owner Arrested
On Womun's charue

Russell Caldwell 58dis Roudo
Az. ST Paul owner ~ Russcll's
bar $50 Rondo was arrested APP
ri Z on complaint 81 Tniic Jen.
Meta Lindsey SGT Fuller
Caldwell was booked t1r assault
and battery Tho woman who said
she had been keeping company
with Caldwell said that when she
went into the tavern Saturday
night tho bar owner struck her.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

EftNEsTINE ANDERSON
toured Sweden where she recorded
her bost-seIling album. Hot Car
20 As an extra added attraction
the Key Club Is presenting Joe
Mediin, fast rising Mercury re-
cording artist. singing II Kneel A.
Your Throne" and other hit tunes
sharing the btu with Ernestine
Anderson and Joe Mediin. are cx-
oilc dancer Torrid Terri and
George Burney acrobatic dancer
Dancing 10 Ira Pc,tifond's All
stars
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Ernesfine Anderson
Mercury Records
Stur Az Key Club

ETnstins Anderson. Mercury
records singing star opens a one
week engagement April 10 a. the
Key Club
In a recent Time Magazine.
Ernestinaa singing was described
as the best kept JAZZ secret In
The land" Since that article she
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
$40 or TWO DAYS

Ia Sale Ransom, 81. charged
with being dr,ink this week was
given $40 fine or two days in
the wprkhouso Re paid the fine
Earl y Walker. ~ tt5 Wac
ou,a Piled guilty 10 drunk charge
This week ard was given a IS day
suspended sentence
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
ARRESTED FOR TRAFFIC
VIOLATION

Melvin " Light - was ar
rested April 2 for driving after
the expiration ard suspension OF
his drivers license
Mr. Light was given 10 days in
tho workhousr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

hFNhhff 'HAaA'NNN
There are various waya % fight
bigotry
! personally Ike the way Archie
Givens, Jr Ninueapous-bon. Min
apolis-bred and Minneapolis edu.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
DrsPICABLE THIEF

Some theft stole plastic coin
eontaincr from drug store at
$40 Rondo ST Paul between Q
IN and pm April Q. The owner
81 the store reported
The containcr was for muscular
contributions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
WOMAN CUT

teoua Timer. y. t5e Iglehart ia
in Anckcr hospital suffering from
knife wound said 10 have been
administered BY barbara Andcr-
son. 81 state 81. outside bar At
81. Anthony and Kent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

~ You want 90 give lot 81
fine young Ameriraus break
you have a magnificent opportun
ity by giving 10 the United
Negro College Fund ~ suili-
can
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
WILLIAM cox FINED

William Cox s97 Iglehart WIS
given a 500 fine or ten DAYS In
the wori,houss Tor drunken driving
this week and SOS fine or five
DAYS for having no drivers lie
ense
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
ARRESTED roR pIsoRDrRLY

Helen Mccoy posey Is. 500 81
Anthony was arrested April : She
admitted heirg involved IN a fight
outside Roady's Rar April I She
was booked On charge % dts
or,lcriy conduct
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
Additional cIossifieds
RaAI urAvs
7e1r srn ave. sourA

r,so hssirs,r'e each prit S~rarNte
beating Rnh siertrir $3.50 unrin
nrnne rrntiinx IN eNce'iert r1V
ursi rornuaa Fr,ret a. So 30
Fs,r further information CAL iAkf.
ais Realty Nj sts0a IA ssos1
ST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
aEAl fsrArr Tos sAls

$50 Elwood Ave. North. 10 room
duplex. SIl 900. $500 down
2s2s Pleasant Ave South Duplex
Five rooms and bath each floor.
SIC. 900 $500 down
pm. 1923 Portland Three bedroom
stucco bungalow Two car attached
garage Assume FILA mortgage.
1914 Clinton Ave. So. New three
bedroom rambler Two fireplaces
buiit-in kitchen Loads Of extras
so. 500. FILA or CT
Win build 70 your specification on
lots 4i29 and fis3 Fifth Ave So,
Johnson & Associates
400 6. 3sth 81.
Taylor 4-922s Taylor 2-19o6
s-37
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

Gated IL fighting
big0try
Archie in n
quiet successful
my Is batting
bigotry by fight
ing poverty and
segregation
Arches belief
liz that " you give
...aa.... - sfa-swk
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

"a man u action, forced into n
state ~ thought Is unhappy until
he can get out of L. John Gals.
worthy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

This 10 oor silver Anniversary
Year ~ pubiicntion. -Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10
3sSs Buy I.ssg5. go
I9lE$JI3l3l;l!E
ASaermanrs roa srnr

apaRrMENrs Foa REsu
FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave South. Can Mr.
Blackman FE. 9-5ai0 for informa-
tion. S-tf
I Two room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Nr. Black
man, Pc $500. S-TF
SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. ia. 1925. s-tf
zs22 atm AVE. SO. Five rooms
and bath. SIS per month. ST. l.
1877. s-tf
TWO BEDROOM apartment. Re
Gently redecorated $50 per month
TBS Bradford North JU. s-9O55
! UNFURNIsHED -FOUR ROOM
apartment $50 month North io-
cation ia. ASA S-37
LOWER DUPLEX Five rooms
two bedrooms. 1928 Irving North
T ia. 1882 after 8 pm. S-37
FOR RENT. s26 18th Ave South
Three rooms and bath Vacant
ia l36il, Harrison 1920
. LOWER DUPLEX Two bedrooms
stove and refrigerator South 10
cation IA, 4-i7si $3.50
THREE ROOM apartment s85
per month ia i-6Z0S. s-3s
UPPER DUPLEX rooms and
bath South location FEE $500
1851 NORTH QUEEN Four room
upper duplex Phone IA 5-3l5i
Saturday or Sunday S-37
THREE ROOM apartment Priv
ate kitchen Tile bath Utilities
{ furnished S75 ia 5-69s5, 3sth
Oakland S-3T
SMALL APARTMENTS Good
clean location FE 5-l329 S-37
TWO ROOM apartment for rent
Kitchen privileges IA. 5-9l32
UNPUBLISHED apartment. Five
rooms and bath Upstairs Gas
heat 2f32 18th Ave. South $50
month S-37
2ti5 22ND AVE so. Lower four
room and bath duplex apartment.
Gas heat $50 month ia. 3-3923
FE. 3-gTO5
lit3 FIFTH ST NO Three room
apartment Gas heat. All utilities
paid $50 per month. FE 3-67O5
IA 3-3o23 s-37
THREE ROOMS and bath. AN
modern Vacant $40 per month
See occupant az 221s 22nd Ave
SO. second floor s-37
+ TWO ROOM apartment. $40 per
month 9os Logan North FIR z.
5iTi after q pm str
1 3 ROOM apartment. Gas heat,
Newly decorated 2it1 5th Ave So
I F'E. G-SOO8 S-3T
Rooms ,os ssNr
CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners FE. 5-ia29
SIT
FURNISHED ROOM, Kitchen
I privileges. man or woman TIA s.
/ O402. sat
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms
Good clean location. re 5-i329.
ROOMS FOR RENT Reasonable
rates. 2ii2ia 9Th Ave South In
quire at Apt g. S-87
( WORKING MOTHER wants WON
an 20 baby sit Live in or out IA
7 2-s37a S-3T
Hstp wAHrIp
I WOMAN TO CARE FOR two small
children and assist with homework
/ Private room and bath in new
home plus salary Call only be
tween 3 am and ? pm. FE
I p-6sOs s.g7
FOR SALE Dining room set
, frigidaire living room chairs. and
other household goods IA 2-Tse6
RAJ tsrArp ros .AlI
1890 TTH STREET SOUTH an.
{ pick $4,000 $500 down $50 month
open house Sunday rs PA. &
Z tl0s. g-sT
FOR SALE or trade sa2s 2ath
Ave South Make offer. agent
PA. t-33ts, evenings s-9T
/ KNOX NEAR PLYMOUTH Mod.
crn five room four pick IA. p
AIRS sq7
sourHsloE
4 bcdrSum home Two baths living
room dining room and Kitchen
run basement gas heat
/ : bedrooms living room dining
room kitchen Immaculate xas
heat
Stucco duplex. 3 bedrooms each
coor Separate heating plants
MOZART 7, MITCHELL q co.
IA. 7-1Soo
s.g7
THREE ROOM furaished cabin
ON fakN S,filty-ar, fra - $500
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 25e 18th Ave. South. Can Mr.
Blacknan FE. 9-5s10 for informa-
ton. S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

THREE ROOM fgrnishei eahtn
ON lake Salivzn 100 y shorrllus
81 500 Terms IA t-s7Ss az Akin
Nina siFlii So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

$50 Elwood Ave North 10 room
duplex. yIl 900. $500 down
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

1929 Clinton 10 room duplex has
two heating plants n double gar
age Owner anxious 20 sell Your
offer considered
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-10

Two room apis. Private bath,
255 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, Pc $500. S-TF