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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

AAfc always VI 5CA FNNNN ~
become active IN politics The rea.
son for this was not just 70 prom
ote some cause or party or group
OF candidates The main reason is
that in politics one has an oppor-
tlInity 10 study the candidates
and public office holders up close,
A man gives himself away con-
stAntiy In his ordinary daily con-
facts, Without meaning TO he be-
trays his motives, his background.
hts ambitions the very stuff
he Is made from.
Even the dullest Of US can assess
his sincerity and his vision, The
way campaigns are conducted
nowadays. II is possible for can
didate TO hire public relations
specialist to prepare his news re-
leases, 10 direct hts television
shows. TO develop his printed liter.
ature
But when he Is talking inform.
ally with an individual or group
he exposes his grasp OF the prob
lem. his insight into the needs OF
those he would represent
So in politics. those who actual
~ participate learn TO know the
candidates. and come TO know the
problems OF government too And
they are able 10 make their choices
and to be more effective citizens
because they really understand the
differences between those seeking
public office.
One last word about politics; II
has TO do with my family / notice
they have really become indoctrn-
ated and acquainted with the prob
lens My three year old son ac-
companied his mother 20 the polls
az the primary and announced 20
the judges Were going 10 vote
for daddy-o"
And my eleven year old daught.
err Barbara when she was intro.
duced 10 Mrs Van der Boom q
candidate for the library board
inquired. The long term or the
short term7"
Politics Is no different from NE
itself II has it's share OF worth
,, less ones It's share II crooks
swindIers, and sIeight Of hand art.
lists But it also has tat least its
share Of wonderful and dedicated
people who are spending their
lives trying to create a better
world for al Of Us. building better
education, more opportunity, broth.
erhood
Anything any Of us can do 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
BY GERALD DILLON

I think II is fair TO say that
the voters OF Minneapolis are go
ing 10 make a choice next week
liberal and conservative govern
ment between the Democratic
Farmer-Labor party and the Re
publican party
You may have heard Il said on
the part Of a conservative that he
is conservative on the part OF
money but that he Is liberal in
terms OF human values. When he
says this, he is right and this
is his trouble. A person ought to be
conservative in human values: he
ought to be very jealous in pro-
tecting The fundamental civil
rights and liberties Of the people.
He ought TO be very reluctant 10
restrict. or toy with, the very
basic Liberties and rights OF the
citizens
But when il comes 10 money
this IL time when a man ought
TO be liberal This was the very
essence Of many OF the big in
dustrialists who used their mon
In creative and imaginative ways.
And this is the way Il ought 10
be in government. The govern
ment ought to be willing TO use its
taxing and spending authority TO
promote the general welfare, and
to do II swiftly when the needs
arise
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

THE modern girl usually gets
along fine with her mother In.
law because she can't afford
another baby sitter "---Eydie Cor
me,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
IElt SO 8lHah
ohnpR ron IttsAHiNG TtNAI
ACCOUNT Am PETITION ron
ny I-IIIIiI- IIlAA

oUnpR ron uisAuiNs rtNAI
A't diNT nm PETITION ron
ptSrWtntTION
STATE pE MINNESOTA
IHt hTH cor NNEptN
PROBATE COURT
iie Estate ~ Anna AtFuHf Nor
deen Nlel kpeNn as Anna Nor.
deem, BucEHfut
ar tN ORDERED that tEa flpai
Hfcauut AND petition for examination
thereof ard TOR distFiNnttHu flied
herein. Do heard uu monday. june
sard 1858 az o'clock Pm rs this
Court iu the teHrf House iu MiHs
ngHpaA0 Minnesota and that an
EufaanH Interested ln this estate rfr
sent objections. NJ any why said
petition should net Pc granted
f-hiE pfnff shalt ne HuNiisred 81
fHo Minneapolis Hpaksnman and
apiss thrfeUt mailsd according 80
FBw
saEAt3
WiTNfsN tNt HpH MELVIN
rETEIADN fudge - Probate
Cuufi this tafa day OF MAY,
HOsE F0HHEES
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larson fueEipRrr ianagWat a
FRASER
AffarnsFH
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policeman MsY ze june i2l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Ionks Get Hector
Lopez In Trode

New York CAMP Hector Lo-
pes last week became the third
Negro player 10 join the parent
New York Yankees when the
Boinbers obtained him in slick
trade with their friendly American
league rival the Kansas city
Athletics
Lopez thus joins catchcr-out
fielder Elston Howard, the other
tan PLAYER. on the Yankee roster
In order 20 land Lopez a slung
Jack -of-all.tsades, the New York
ers gave up pitchers Tom stunii-
want and Johnny Kueks. innelder
Jerry Lumpe and fourth player
20 be named before the start Of the
1880 season
Wlelds Potent Hat
Lopez. a fine all around player.
should aid the falteriRg Bomoers,
A long ball hitter with six homcrs
20 his credit 50 far this season,
the 27-ycar-old native Pananam-
anian was batting PSI when trad
ed lie was also In the midst Of
hot batting streak,
Lopez is the third tan player 20
wear the Yankee uniform Besides
Howard Harry (suitoase) simp-
son played for the world champ
ions before being traded to the
Chicago White sos.
Wagner Hits Grand sIammer
In other baseball developments.
Leon Wagner came off the bench
TO hit grand slam home run and
lead the san Francisco Giants 20
a ga victory over the Los An.
geles Dodgers in San Francisco
Seals stadium last week,
Felipe Alou also contributed a
single in the four-uin burst In the
ninth inning
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

mo emo 80 thoroughly Appre-
eiate~ tho vaIur Of criticism as the
one who's giving iL"---IIai Chad
wttk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

III i never safe 90 look into
the future with eyes Of lear
y. ~ Hartman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

In Cincinnati, pitcher Don New
eombe showed hc Is fast rrgaining
the form which made him the
top major league huflcr few
years ago Newk's pitched his third
straight victory and third CON
secutive complete game and helped
bat the Reds 10 a POI victory over
the Philadelphia pills. Don. a good
hitting pitcher delivered the big
blow when he singled home Roy
Mcmillan with the winning run in
the fourth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
Almost About
~~-~~-~-~~------~------~-
thing
BY PERCY VILLA

Editors Note; This weeks
guest eolumH Is by Gerald
Dillon. candidate for mayor OF
Minneapolis subject to next
Tuesdays general cIection.)
Dear parew
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05

Those are just some ~ the rea
SONS the fans have been rocking
IN 10 get their tickets early Ring
side seats are $1,000 and tho house
Is scaled down To $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Authorities Ponder Solution
To Queen Elizabeth's Yacht Trip

North American Newspaper Alliance
Security and protocol ofii-
eials are In a cold sweat over
the task Of getting Queen
Elizabeth and her royal yacht
through the Detroit and st.
Clair rivers on her Great
Lakes voyage this summer.
It's not only because Of the
narrow channels and swift
current In the two rivers
connecting Lake Erie with
Lake Huron.
Anxious Moments
They see a vision Of
II. M. s. Brittania at the
mercy OF thousands Of
happy-go-luclSy boaters on a
July 4 holiday weekend
complicated by the presence
of giant lake freighters at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
CHINA EXHIBIT
OPENS MONDAY

Examples OF outstanding
china services that have
eraeed the tables OF PreSi-
dents. Governors. diplomats
and foreign heads Of state
will be displayed here from
Monday through the 29th.
The exhibit consisting Of
approximately IS pieces. many
OF them irreplaceable. In
cludes samples from the
services OF Presidents Wood
row Wilson. Franklin d.
Roosevelt and Woodrow VIII
son. OF many OF the Cover
nors OF the 48 States. the
Secretary OF the Treasury
and for United States en-
baSsies abroad.
All we're designed and ex-
ecuted by the firm Of Lenox.
Inc. OF Trenton. N. J. The
exhibit is titled Command
Performance"
one interesting example
win be from the service
created in l947 for King
Faisal Of Saudi Arabia. The
service consists of 5000 pieces
and cost over $4,000.
The event is taking place
at the Charles Schwartz and
Sons stores on F street and in
Silver Spring. Coffee and
cakes will be served daily
and on Lenox china, OF
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

tempting to make way for
her majesty.
The prospect Of an accident
or an incident has produced
anxious moments In the
White House. the State De-
partment and the United
states Coast Guard.
oficials expect TO work out
a solution with the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police
but so far they haven't
settled on one.
They may have to close of
a channel 10 prevent any
thing that might mar the
Queens visit.
Cant you just see some
happy teenager writing with
lipstick on that cleaning
white hull?" unused a horri-
Ned State Department off,
cial working on the problem.
Adding TO the complica-
tons is the fact that the
opening Of the st. Lawrence
Seaway-the reason for the
Queens visit-will increase
the jam Of freighters, ore
boats and oil tankers which
have made . the two rivers
just about the most heavily
Travelled streams in the
world.
Queen Elizabeth is sched-
uled to proceed up the rivers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

and across shallow. treach-
erous Lake ST. Clair on July
3 when the Brittania takes
her from Windsor. Ont. 70
sarnia. ont. The island
dotted rivers separate De-
troit and Eastern Michigan
from Canada.
Seaway Festivities
Also about that time. the
Great Lakes will be invaded
by a feet Of 20 United States
warships. headed by the H.
000-ton heavy cruiser Macon.
as part Of the seawsy fes-
tivities.
The Navy plans TO hire
veteran lakes pilots 10 steer
the fiotilla through the mar
row river channels. A Cana
dian pilot presumably will
take the helm OF the royal
yacht.
Canada's royal mounties
are in charge Of the Queens
security. While the Coast
Guard has not formally been
called in. Capt. Irving Ste
phens has been working with
the mounties in hopes of
solving the river passage.
What we really need is a
fence" said one Coast Guard
senior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Capitol Hill
Plan Spool

The usual decorum OF the
House ONCE Building is being
shattered currently by the
sound of rollicking music
and fancy tapping.
The noise is coming from
the old cafeteria, abandoned
since the new one opened
this year. No, it's not ghosts.
Capitol Hill secretaries,
very much alive, have appro-
priated the space as a re-
hearSal hall for their annual
variety show. this year titled
"Hill-arities Of So"
The four-act show, Sched-
uled to take place at $3.50
pm. Monday and Tuesday in
the Department Of Agricul-
ture Auditorium. is woven
from the dreams Of a new
member of Congress, "Mr.
Dreamboat," and his family,
having to do, of course, with
life in Washington.
AS dreams will, these ram
BILE from a Roman Forum
through a Cherry Blossom
tea party to a college campus.
The aim of the participants
is to spool their bosses, while
raising money for the Con-
gresSional Secretaries Clubs
General Charity Fund.
The female lead will be
played by Miss Lois Kahl, an
experienced singer and thes-
plan: the role of the Con-
gresham. by Mr.. Lawrence
Ingram. long active with lit
tie theater groups. Both are
newcomers to Capitol Hill.
Tickets may be obtained by
writing to Variety Show. Box
1000, House Office Building,
Washington %, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-15
Answer 10 vIcARIATE

vacate. yartate, vera, vice. vicar,
viearate, icer, irate. tier. care, carve.
carat. earet, cart, cater, cave, caviar.
cite. eivet crave, crate. cravat. active,
avariee. race. rate, rave. rata. react,
rice. rite, rive, riyet. RATA, tare, tear,
tier. tire. tiara, trace, trice. trivia.
eviet.
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

ing up again. If the voters
could vote to take half of the
tax money to fix up around their
homes and the other half and
whatever else tina village takes
in to run it, Robbins would
soon begin to show improve
ment.
Why can't we all agree to
make Robbins the most honest,
beautiful, safe village in the
County of Cook. The people are
doing their part: new homes,
drug store, barber shops, beauty
shops, jeweler, currency ex-
change, lounges, new churches,
grocery stores, funeral parlors,
a center for children, printin"
shop. We must keep going,
medical center and the platform
suggested by the Robbins Eao'"
and may God bless our leaders!
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
A CITIZEN SPEAKS

Continued from page 81
Club and have tried themselves
to correct the condition Of their
sewers. There is something
wrong The water and sewerage
run out of the pipes onto the
ground. The stencil is awful
It is unhealthy and just should
not be! That's just some of
the things that take more than
civic mindedness to do. Good
leaders could and would have
stopped this health hazard long
before now! We have also paid
some of these people. to fl"
these sewers, too. But still
there is something wrong.
Vote time, tax time is COM
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

5. Ernest S. knows it all?
6. Beverly Nc is something
other than something else?
Z. Earsel is really dead?
8. Do you know what answer
Cindy will give Peggy?
Declarations
*To Willie from the Eye When
You're Smiling.
*Juanita w. and Juanita c.
Pretty Girls.
*Beverly Nc. = Tears on My
Pillow.
*Becky RI Can't Take 1t.
#Ernest Sim Noa Know
1t All.
*LeVorn Mc-Don't Leave Me.
Mrs. Carolyn A.-No Regrets.
*Alvern B.-Ivory Tower.
*Peggy & Willie MIN a Man
*Gail C.-No Regrets?
Can you imagine the Eve
not revealing those good little
things? We can't either. So, re-
member we're with you. Dntil
next week, bye.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

what we said about you few
weeks ago? Well, it wasn't en-
tirely true. You had friends. but
you lost them, too.
eTo certain girls here and at
SW, who don't know the age
limit and requirements of the
fellows (men) they go with !;
you had better write a nice
long letter to Cindy. Run and
get and paper, Peggy, we don't
want you and your followers
to get hurt.
eThey tell us that Willie M. R.
is tryingto pull the wool over
the Foxes eyes, but she's moi
so dumb aus she puts on to be.
eJuanita w, we know you still
think you're pretty, but what
we'd like to know is, who else
thinks so?
OHey, Beverly Nc, tell us
what it is that you've got? We
would like to know SO we won't
catch it.
Names of the Week
Gail c.. = Big Fat Mama!
Alvern B.-The High and the
Mighty.
Peggy B.-Daffodil.
Levorn Mc.--The Lonely One.
Gay Socialites Dance-Country
Fair.
Earsel F.-The Walking Watins
Did You Know That
l. Kenny has been caught?
2. The Season is coming?
3. One day Rita R., Cynthia
C. and Virginia e. will be-
come civilized and not so
foolish?
4 The inmates at SW were
acting their parts couple
of weeks ago?
Martin Lebovitz, BIS, R. Phi.
R UC STORE
IL STORE
Specialists
russes and Surgical Belts
We BLUE ISLAND. ILL.
UltOn 8 OO23
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

YES, yes, yes! Here We are
L again with the latest and
the greatest.
eSay, Dolores and Clifford, it's
nice to be in love, but please,
let's not overdo it.
eve ant to wish Kenny A. the
best of luck because we think
he's going to need it.
eHey, Alvern B., that tower
you're on is pretty steep. Why
don't you come down? But
please, don't hurt your pretty
little face.
What's wrong. Willie? You
don't smile so much as you did.
Have the females got you
down? We hope not, you're
nice fellow.
OEarsel F., we are officially
making you a member of the
walking zombies or the living
dead" which ever you prefer.
In order to be dropped from the
role, you have to wake up, live
and look lively.
Ernest S., tell us exactly who
do you think you are? You
want to be somebody, but you
aren't really anybody or any
thing.
eaSay, LeVorn, you remember
.ddIl Hyman Lebovitz, r. Phi.
NIL PIONEER D
Hin THE REX
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FARMS
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

~
/. IL acres on paved road, Inn
proved BY large 2-story modern
home; . bedrooms. sleeping porch
basement. hot-vater heat; . barns;
30 miles d. c.; liberal financing.
2, 37-acre tobacco barn: 4-room
house; ? barns, on paved road
streams; 40 miles ID, c.; $4,000.
., l2S acres; modern 4-bedi Dom
home, tenant house, large barns,
farm buildings. fenced, streams;
immediate possession; 80 miles
ID. c.: $4,000
4. lSO-acre farm: 2-bedrm., bath
home; large paneled living rm;
with fireplace. full basement, oil
heat, good tenant house, 3 big
barns, 10 acres fenced for hogs,
pasture for farm animals, COM
plete farm equipment: streams;
Just reduced for quick SALE 30
miles d. c.
Calvert Realty Agency
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone 1903
" no answer call lS4 or 364
" you CARE 10 live in the coun-
mile country store; approximately
lightful older home. Q rooms
bath, central heat, modern kitch-
en-: laws. trees, stocked pond.
Low, low price l6;0OO quick
sale WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. culpeper Va. Phones
VA. 5-S502 once, VA. 5-SlS2 res.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
FARMS

AMPLE WATER. GOOD TIMBER,
well fenced, 23S acres on black
top I'd. "a clear: good outbldgs.:
9-rm. house; herd of purebred
black Angus; horses, hogs,
sheep; feed; mschy., Owner i'll,
sacrificing $4,000 COMPLETE.
MR. OLSON. Ast. wo. 6-3437.
ASHTON. MD.-23-acre farm, pro-
ductive grazing land with nice
stream; large cattle barn. no
house; hard road. JOHN BUR-
DCFT. 1918 Colesville I'd. Sill
yer Spring. Call Ev. 4-1946.
ATTRACTIVE . bedrm, house with
all modern cow. in perfect cond.
on u acre lot cow. new Dulles
Airport; S10.950 with $1,000 On.
ROBERT 0 BRIDGES. Broker.
US. so: Chantilly, Va. Phone
Arcols FArview 7-54S0.
BANK BARN with water. near Da-
msscus. from Nov. til April I,
1860: will accommodate about 30
head of cattle; . barns Of hay
and soft. silo full of ensilsge.
Can be bought for feed if de-
sired. Caretaker at farm at all
times. Box 233-M, Star.
RRANDYWINE AREA-24 acres Of
good tobacco land and . good
bidgs.. worth the asking price Of
Si0,500. Good terms. ST. 2-747s'
Agent.
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BUILDERS

P. G. County, 80 lots ready to build
on right now s. and W. already in
ard paid for. Will sell completely
finished, including street, c. and g.,
storm sewer, sidewalk ara drive
way apron. Priced right, easy
terms incl. subord. Please call Mr..
Finkelstein. EN-. 2-9746 ewes. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
WAREHOUSES WANTED

1000 so. FIT. approx. storage. light.
heat, accessible, central loo. TU.
2-2762. VIII. 6-722S.
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FARM

Over 100 acres in upper Mont
gomery County. Long frontage on
main highway. Older home and
acre. Investment. Is to 60 acres
woodland, $4,000 cash will
handle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
COUNTRY SIZE LOTS

OLNEY-LAYTONSVILLE AREA
Five 2-acre lots maintained gravel
road, open land with pleasant
outlook, So 500 per lot
Three 5-acre lots, open and wooded,
$4,000 per lot.
ia acres. stream, lge. meadow.
| choice bldg. site, hard road,
$500.
10 acres mostly open, some trees
in rear. hard road, can be sold
as two 5-acre lots, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
EGNEER ING-CoNSTRUCTION
firm Is interested in establishing
ditioned ONCE early in 1860.
Total area required is 1000 to
$500 so. It. including 4 or
private Offices. Please supply
sketch or area available and
rental conditions to Box 9S r,
Star
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. Hystts-
tors, lawyers. statesmen, reasonable
rent. RAYMOND RUPERT.
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GENTLY ROLLING

81 acres: Abr. house: large barn,
bank barn, ether bldgs.; stocked
lake: frontage on new 240; also
hard surfaced I'd. through prop
erty: 10 acres good timber. Bar
gain price. S37 $50. Adj As sddi-
$50 avail. LITTLE ASSOCIATES,
~ 10000. Open Sun.
HOUSE. 4 rms. and bath, acres.
mr.. Potomac River in King George.
Va. Price $4,000 Call after l
pm. Sun. IA. 4-3060.
MODERN GOING DAIRY FARM,
$50 acres open land; located in
Shenandoah Valley; so Holstein
milk cows; will sell cattle and ma
chinery; long terms on farm. with
modern farmhouse. tenant house
and necessary other buildings. To
inspect. write Box 200-R, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15

Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 1880
DOWNTOWN 18th ST.-Air cond.
Suitable for salesman or manu-
facturer's rep. Call Dl. 7-2456.
DUPONT CIRCLE GEORGETOWN
area, 2140 P st nw.-Of1ces; LIST
cab zone: conv. to all pub. transp :
sgl. or suite avail; cow. park,
can incl. | reserved park area;
RECEIPT. and tel. answering service.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE


ACRE, choice domestic, top beauti-
ful Owens I'd, Oxon Hill. 160-ft.
front. GEO. S. KING CO., LU. A.
250l, 10. 7-4SS6.
ACREAGE-I5 mi. from D. c. 2
lots left. 8 and z acres. Fairfax
city fox-hunting area. Building
sites with beautiful view. ia.
5-S2sO or ia 5-3500.
ACPEAGE FOR INVESTMENT =
Let the population growth Of
Fairfax County make you capital
gains For the best buys, see
MASON & OMER L. HIRST, Bro
kers, Annandale, Va. CT. $1,000
weekdays.
APPROX. g ACRES. Fairfax County,
next to public school--Sewer and
water available; potential Is lots:
price, $4,000 with $4,000 cash.
GOTHAM REALTY INC. JE. q
1900.
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