davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bobber and small minnows for
bait. Last year he caught q g.
pound brown.
Although Deep Greek. Lake is
well known to many Washing
tonians, what many don't know
is that the fishing has been
coming back lately after a long
period of near famine.
Dam Built in 1928
The lakes history dates to
1923 when the Younghiogheny
Hydroelectric Corp. acquired
1000 acres Of land, including
l40 farms, and began building
the dam. When the land was
flooded. the body of water thus
created had a shoreline Of 68
miles, counting all its twists
and turns and picturesque
coveS.
Development Of the lake as a
summer resort, though, didn't
start until the Pennsylvania
Electric Co. bought the dam in
1912 and leased the lake rights
to the Maryland Game and In
land Fish Commission for rec
reation use.
Stocking followed but the
fishing remained indifferent for
years until a rotenoning project
in a selected cove in 1855 re-
vealed the same reason for poor
fishing found in many similar
impoundments-a surplus Of
undersized perch that were
crowding out the game fish.
Recommendations for the in
PRODUCTION of predator fish
pickerel and walleye and great
northern pike-were made and
millions have been planted in
every form from eggs to adults.
Trout Paintings Impressive
Smallmouth and largemouth
bass also have been stocked but
the figures on trout paintings
are the most impressive-78, 500
rainbows since 1855 Of which
28,500 were adults.
Many of the adult rainbows
were stocked by the forward
looking Deep Greek Lake.
Garrett County Promotion
Council headed by Helmuth A.
HeiSe, a motel operator.
| To check on the results of
he predator-fish program,
another rotenoning Of the same
cove took place last fall, a re-
port on which still is being pre-
pared by Elser,
Oddly enough, the kill ap-
proximated the same poundage
as was taken in 1855, 5,001
pounds as compared to 5,076.
But whereas in 1855 small yell
low perch made up 79 per cent
of the take. last fall they had
dropped to SIS per cent.
Helping to make up the diff
ference was a big increase in
golden sinners. They totaled
TOO pounds.
Although the results Of the
rotenoning may be inconclusive,
the fact is that since the intro
duction of the predator fish,
fishing has improved consid-
erably at Deep Creek Lake.
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mouth. A sinker and second
hook trailed loose.
AS the fish passed the trot
line, the trailing hook speared
the crab bait and Harrison
netted it aboard. -COVELL.
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fishermen, with the fish sulk-
ing in the deepest holes ano
emerging only now and then tc
feed along the edges. The hours
Just after dawn, just before
dark or in the cool of the night
are the times to fish.
But come early fall and the
fish will start biting in earnest
and of all the fresh waters in
this area, we think Deep Greek
is by far the most interesting
Why? First off. it is a noun
tain lake, set among the Allie
ghenies at an elevation Of $500
feet in Garrett County, Mary
land. It's waters are the clearest
we've seen and so pure they
support trout. In fact, it is the
only big lake in these parts
that will do so.
Surprising Variety
Secondly. Deep Creek Lake
contains a surprising variety.
There are some brook trout as
we'll as browns and rainbows,
largemouth and smallmouth
bass. walleye and great north
ern pike, eastern chain pickerel,
carp, suckers. catfish, bluegills
and other sunfiSh, rock bass,
yellow perch and. believe it or
not, striped bass or rockfish.
That is, thousands Of rockfish
from 6-inch youngsters up to 2
and s. Founders have been
planted in Deep Greek Lake but
what's happened to them is a
first class mystery.
The paintings started in 1856
and continued through last
year. A total of 5,621 were put
into the lake but there's only
one doubtful record of a rock
being, caught. That was two
years ago and the rest have
simply disappeared.
May Be in Deep Water
Deep Creek has depths of 10
or more feet and it is possible
the rockfish have taken to the
deep water and stayed there
On the other hand. Harold J.
Elser, fresh water fish biologist
for the Maryland Department
of Research and Education,
thinks the rocks homing in
stinct could be the answer.
Elser said yesterday in
Annapolis that studies at Como
wingo Dam on the Susque-
hanna only recently showed up
this homing instinct. Fish
planted upstream swan down
through the turbines and
headed for salt water as fast
as they could.
Perhaps" Elser conjectured,
Deep Creeks rockfish swan
down through the hydro-elec-
trio turbines at that lakes dam.
Some would be chopped to
pieces but a lot would get
through and If you ever hear of
striped bass population in the
Ohio River" he chuckled,
you'll know what happened" I"
Trout Fishing in Spring
Best of Deep Creeks trout
fishing seems to be in the
spring. in the Red Run section
near the dam. But old timers
take them in other parts Of
the lake.
Just before dark of an evening
when there is a hatch Of in
sects. the big browns and rain
bows lurk just under the sur
face and ripple the water every
now and then with their
feeding.
Andy Newman, a retire d
Pennsylvania who fishes Deep
Creek Lake from spring until
late fall, watches for the tell
tale signs and drifts over the
area. using a very short line.
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FALLS BEST TIME
Fishing Coming Back
At Deep Creek Lake
By CHARLES COVELL

. Want something different in the fishing line?
Then 60 up to Deep Greek Lake this September or
October and try for some of it's lunker bass pike
walleyeS. You might even get lucky and catch a
whopping brown rainbow trout
August is the doIdrum month for fresh water
Evening star., 1960-08-02
FIGHT RESULTS

SYDNEY. Australia-Ralph Dupas.
1861. New Orleans. outpointed
Charley Scott. LAG. Philadelphia 12J.
TOKYO-Morio Kaneda. l42. Japan.
outpointed Jiro Sawada, 142. Japan
TTAJUANA.-Dav Moorey. l"7,
Springfield, Ohio. outpointed Kid
Irapuato, 127. Mexico u0) (non-titleD g..
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'e1=z5s.: f%EM2-~ s4ees1"eS eS'v.s5 @zs Il
:,:1S3e9 eEY5 !SasssI5cHIF3s

loft. BAY BUILT fishing boat. In
auire Alvin Parks Tavern Deal. Nd
THOMPSON 81 twin Evindruves: new
top, curtains. rear cover. and seats,
$1,000. CL. 6-0S4S, FL. 4-37I3.
DANISH double-ender sloop, 23xsx3;
sleeps >: built '53. Contact Weller,
Alex. Sailing Marina, Thurs pm,
Aug I: $4,000 frm. OK. 4-2l5s.
36-FT. ALDEN, racing cruising yaw!.
ready to sail anywhere Must sell
immed. II sails including new set of
dacrons. Fully sound Excel cond in
all respects. Many extras Built 1889.
Asking S1500n. Brokers protected
Phone Annapolis CO, s-l44s.
LIFT, ALBRIGHT RUNABOUT with
fiberglass bottom and leather up-
holsterv: excel cond. new conv. top
and windshield: also new IS hip
elec. starting johnson eng $1,000
value for 1915 or best offer Call
WA. 4-94l2
Evening star., 1960-08-02

First Of two articles on fishing ot
Deep Creek Loke in Gorrett County,
Nd. Next. on Sunday Leisure Sports
Pose. fishing trip with Andy New
mon. the loke's champion fishermen.
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NEW AND USED PLYWOOD
FIBERGLAS AND

ALUMINIUM BOATS
New and used outboard mo-
tors and trailers; parts and
hardware headquarters.
WILLIAM ]. LITTLE, Inc.
803 MAINE AVE. S.W.
MA. 8-594O EX. 3-3O91
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I4Io I4rH AVE. NORTH


Immaculate white Colonial Lovely
living room, full dining room, three
large bedrooms. Terrific modern
perfect large kitchen. Finished
paneled amusement room with
bar. Outdoor barbecue, two car
garage, white picket fenced yard.
Low down payment. Win FILA.
Tremendous buy at $14,5O0.
Also available. Good buy at ST.
900 Three bedroom, walk-out
breezeway. Many extras. 4055
Louisiana North. Call Mary Mag
ara, FIR. 1929.
CALHOUN REALTY IA. 5-2A66
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Local Committees
Work 70 Enferfcin
NAAcP confub

Confined from Page -
states leading citizens behind the
convention.
Members: Robert Il. AIbrecht,
Elmer L Andersen. Judge Leslie
l. Anderson, Hy Applebaum,
Charles Bannister, L. Howard Ben
nett, hudson Bemis. Benjamin
Berger, Rev. Denzil A. Carly,
Peter Butler, L. H. Conlon, DR..
Walter w. Cook, Mrs. John Cowles,
Mrs. John Cowles, Jr., DR.. ]. w.
Crump, Mrs. G. N Dayton, Rev.
Jerome DelPino. Mr.. Baron Des-
nick, Judge Edward ]. Dewitt,
Former Mayor Joseph Z. Dillon,
Walter v. Dorle, Charles ID. Fist
and Steve Figelman-
Gov. Orville L. Freeman, DR..
Paul H. Giddens, Mrs. Eugene
Gould, Mrs. K s. Goldenberg, VIM.
Hamm, Jr., John l. Hannaford,
Mrs Joseph c. Harris, Mrs. Peavey
Heffelfinger, Louis Hill, Jr., B. t.
Holland, George Holland, Sen.
Hubert H. Humphrey, Rev. B. H.
Hunter, Mrs. Maxine Z. Jasmin,
DR.. Robert ]. Keller, Mrs Henry
Kramer, Arthur o. Lampland.
York Langton, Mr.. Victor Z. lap
alko, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Lar
son, Dr. Arnold n. Lowe, Rev.
Arnold Luger, DR.. Milton G. Walls,
Mrs e. J. Weschcl1e, Frank j.
Widersld, Malcolm NJ Wiley,
Comr. Adrian p. winlxeI, Mrs.
Louise w. MCDANIEL, Sen. Eugene
]. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. Mcknight, George A. Mairs III,
Frank Marzitelli Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Maslon, Mrs. ]. Lewis May
nard, DR.. Charles w. Mayo, Mrs.
v. E. Mikkelson, John A. Moor
head, DR.. ]. L. Morrill, and Miss
Mary X. Murray.
Edgar Nash, Marion E. Newman,
Phillip Neville, Chester w. Oden,
Sr., Richard B. Dixie, r. A. Olson,
Judge and Mrs. James c. Otis,
Mayor P. Kenneth Peterson, Rob-
ert F. Peterson. Jay Phillips, Mrs.
John s. Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley K. Plat, DR.. Samuel H.
Pepper, Mr.. Edward M. Read,
Mrs. Douglas Reid, DR.. Harvey M.
Rice, Rep. Richard Richie, Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Ridder, George w.
Robitshek, Walter J. Rock, DR..
Mitchell Rosenholtz, Clifford e.
Rucker, r. e. Saberson, Rt. Rev.
James P. Shannon, Neil c. Sher-
burne, Huron ]. Shelton, Robert e.
Short, DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence D.
Steenel, Arthur Sternberg, Charles
T. Stieger, Mrs. Arthur Strachauer,
Chester M. Tobin, Adolf T. Tobler,
Carl VIM, Benno F. Wolff, Har-
old e. Wood and Edgar F. Zelle
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TV debut several years ago when
television receivers were oddities.
Since, Cab las made over ESQ tel
evision appearances on all lead
ing shows, amongst them the Mil
ton Berle, Ed Sullivan, Jackie
Gleason and Steve Allen shows.
The Key Club where Galloway
is playing is located at 1929 Wash.
ington Av. s., Minneapolis.
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Sport
BY
MAC

If there was a distinct criteria
for the phrase, all around athlete,
surely st. Paul CentraPs Darrell
Smith would be nominated for the
title. Last fall Darrell played out
standing football at halfbacl prior
to a leg injury which sidelined
him for the season. BY rebounding
tenaciously and playing for the
team and not himself, he was sell
ected to the All City basketball
team as a forward During track
season, he was a CONSTANT placer
in the highjump for the Minute
men. With a week Of practice, he
placed second in the shotput, which
entitled him to participation in
the recent high school track meet.
With his senior year starting in
September, his teammates, friends,
and supporters Of Central are look
ing forward to a great year for
Darrell.
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INl
ONE
EAR
BY Maurice Duke

ny Maurice Duke
Miss Wilma Allison Of st. Paul
graduated from the University OF
Minnesota June IL, 1860 with a
Bachelor Of Science degree in ele-
mentary education. While attend
ing the University, Miss Allison
was President OF Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority and was also its
treasure in her sophomore year.
On the following days, June IL,
10, there was an open house given
in honor Of Miss Allison at her
home.
On the evening Of June IL, 1850
Felix Turner gave a party at
his sisters house in st. Paul An
present had an enjoyable time.
Those in attendance were: IVY
Young, Levi Young, Mack McIn-
tosh, Alice Scroggins, Sandy
Hampton, Louise Royn, Marcia
Stewart, Elaine Montague Diane
Moore, Garland Hunter Jr, Eu-
gene Grant, Kathy Church and
Ruby Lawrence. Also present were
Curtis Deloney, Richard Allison
and Bob Sutton.
Mr.. John Billy" Cantrell left
this city June IL after weeks
visit with Rev. P. C. Campbell of
St Paul Mr.. Cantrell win return
to his home in Nashville, Tenn.
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FOUR BEDROOM family home.
929 14th Ave. North. $500 down
or Upstairs has three large
bedrooms and bath. Downstairs
has living room, dining room, dt-
chen and one bedroom. Fun base
ment, new gas furnace. Stucco.
Ideally laid out to rent room or
two. Low down payment anyone.
Balance like rent. Move right In.
Werner. KE. 3-7109 or ia. S-5294.
SAT
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Bob Newhart records IN Clnne-
apolis.
Newhart began his rise to fame
only last February and to this date
he says he is booked to next Feb
ruary.
The Chicago comedian, feels
that his next piece work has to
be better than the first one. He
says he is now using a dozen
routines to develop his next aIbcm.
He will be at Freddie's Cafe
thru June IS.
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urer; A, Hayes, chairman Of social
committee and Mrs Jos. AIRING
ton, publicity chairman. The next
meeting win be Saturday. July o.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mouton.
1925 Clinton Av. as hosts.
Visited Mother: Mrs. Mona Por-
ter Of Seattle, Wash, left for her
home on Thursday, June 9, after
spending a week In the city visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Matte Sam
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Twilight Social Club; Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Moore, Io1 u. 81 st.,
were hosts to the Twilight Social
Club on Saturday night, June IL.
Election OF officers topped the
agenda and saw the entire slate
Of officers reelected for the ensu-
ing year. They are Lewis Seaton,
president; william Barnes. vice
president; Mrs. Henry Moore, sec
Rotary, Mrs Lewis seaton. treas
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REAL GsTAYH Goa SAlR
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

1412 North 9Th Street. Three bed
room duplex. Excellent condition.
Combination windows up and
down. Living room carpeted and
draped, DINING room furnished. All
curtains. Large kitchen, double
garage, fenced yard Good financ-
ing available. CAN Mrs. POST. Ii.
5-9423.
CALHOUN REALTY IA. 5-2466
SAT
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DUPLEX. $500 DOWN. INA sher-
idan Ave. North. Beautiful stucco
duplex with five rooms and bath
down and four rooms and bath up
Gas furnace heat. Very good con-
dition. Move right in with 500
down or trade. Priced for quick
sale at $4,000. Call Mr.. Ogdahl,
ia. 1924, WA. S-S326, agent.
.r. .... SAT
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NEAR NEW DOUBLE bungalow.
1910 Knox North. win take home
in trade or what have you. Brick
and shake double bungalow. Quail
ty built Full basement, two gas
furnaces. Owner wants a sale.
What have you to offer? We're
ready to do business. Gittleman.
ia. 3-5294. . SAT
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
state OF Minnesota. by Walter +.
its Attorney General.
Petitioner,
Arthur r. Tisthammer: Mary .Joa
Tisthammer; First National Bank:
village Of Rlchfield: County OF
Hennepin; F. L. Tritchler; also an
other persons unknown claiming any
right, title, estate. interest or lien
IN the real estate described In the
Petition herein,
Respondents.
IN THE NATTER OF THE
CONDEMNATION OF CERTAIN
LANDS FOR TRUNK HIGHWAY
PURPOSES
NOTICE
To the Respondents hereinabove
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified that on the 18th day of
August, 1850, at 9:3o o'clock AM,
or as soon thereafter as counsel
can De heard; In the Court House
at Minneapolis, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, the above named petit
toner will present to the above
named Court a petition now on file
herein for the condemnation OF
certain lands for trunk highway
purposes.
The objects of said petition are
to take for use on Trunk Highway
Legislative Route Number 39I
which has been designated as
controlled access highway, a right
OF way In and over the lands herein
described, together with the follow
ing rights: to acquire all trees,
the right OF way of said trunk
| highway herein acquired and to
keep and have the exclusive control
OF the same: to acquire from the
owners whose lands front thereon
any existing right of access to said
highway and to keep and have the
exclusive control of all access to
said highway in accordance with the
law governing controlled access
highways; and to acquire an estate
In fee simple absolute to the lands
within the said right Of way; and,
further, to have the Court appoint
commissioners to ascertain and re-
port the amount OF damages that
Will be sustained by the several
owners and persons interested on
account of said taking.
The lands and rights desired and
| HaNBNSNN " NC 81 NdhtH situated
In Hennepin County. Minnesota, and
are described as follows, and the
names of all persons appearing OF
record or known to your petitioner
TO be the owners Of said lands and
rights or interested therein, includ-
ing al whom your petitioner has
been able by investigation and in
quiry to discover, together with the
nature OF the ownership of each as
nearly as can be ascertaihed, are
as follows:
PARCEL - s. p. z7sz CS0O OIs
All of the following described lot:
Lot IL. Block 3, Betcher's Addi-
ton to Richfield. according to
the plat on file in the office Of
the Register of Titles, being
Registered land as evidenced by
Certificate of Title No. 1895.
Names OF parties Interested in above
terest:
Arthur r. Tisthammer)
Mary Joe TisthRmmer)
First National Bank
Village OF RichfieId
Special Assessment
County Of Hennepin
r-,..,, Taxes
Dated at Saint Paul, Minnesota. this
26th day OF May, 1850.
WALTER F. AoNDALE
Attorney General
PAUL A SKJERVOLD
Deputy Attorney General
Attorneys for the Petitioner
Department of Highways
Capitol Approach
St Paul l, Minnesota
(spokeSman. June II, ~ and July y
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PRIVATE PARTY, must sell 8
room house. Four bedrooms, bath
with shower, dining room, living
room, kitchen and kitchenette. Gas
heat. Oalpark district. North. FEE.
9-4394 or WE. 9-347S. SAT
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MISCELLANEOUS goa SALE

FOUR PIECE WALNUT bedroom
suite, mattress and box springs,
couch, Coronodo Stove with look
in oven. Kelvinator Refrigerator,
krone dinnette set, pink 8 X IL
pile rug. IA. 2-9159. SAT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Do you have one more year of
high school eligibility? You want
your final fling at prep athletics
to be par-exceIlent? Well, now is
the time to improve your individual
slCills that will no doubt aid in the
creation Of a better team for next
year. Though a large quantity Of
effort and perseverance Is re-
quired, the reward in the end is
stupendous. Attainment Of superb
physical condition should be a
challenge to you. However, it can
not be done over night. Get start
ed now while the summer is giving
suitable weather.
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She, the precious Queen of Crea-
ton, so tender, long-suffering and
sweet, is Gods handmade always
in motion, to make Gods blessings
complete.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

another albu m
coming out soon.
Here for a two
weeks date at
Freddie's Cafe,
Newhart said his
recent album, the
Button : Down
Mind of Bob New
hart" sold $4,000
~arnn4la IN %nna
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Comedian Bob Newhart, one of
the fastest rising Snowman Of our
time, indicated upon his arrival
in Minneapolis that he may have
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RENT THAT

Extra room, use the income to
improve your home. Use this
to get q good roomer.
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536 Logan North. Low down pay
ment anyone. Large family home
with three bedrooms and bath up
stairs. Living room, dining room,
kitchen down. Full basement, gas
heat, garage. Good location. Low
down-Balance like rent. VIII take
trade. Gittleman. ia. 1924.
SAT
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uels Of e94 Bryant Ay. N. and
friends. Mrs. Ora Jones was hos
tess at luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
Porter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Former Central Pioneer football,
basketball, and track star, Clarence
&C. B." Burton has returned home
In Minneapolis, from Lincoln Univ
ersity at jefferson City, Missouri.
Clarence vas a member of the
varsity basketball team as a fresh
man this past season at Lincoln.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Tomorrow the An Corners
track meet returns to Memorial
stadium on the University of
Minnesota campus commencing
at six o'clock In the evening. In
the senior division the 100 yard
dash, and 22O could produce the
most exciting races. This Is men
toned with the assumption that
Len Levine, top Gopher sprinter,
and Butch Miller Of Minneapolis
Central, who won the State 100
and 22O titles for the second
consecutive year VIII partici-
pate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17
Cab c0lIow0Y
Opens Key Club
MonduV. June 20

Cab Galloway one OF the most
respected names in show business,
who win begin a one week engage
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7. B. BURT REALTY
1895 THIRD AVE. 50.
ia. 3-0113
s-47

1925 4th Ave. South. IL room
stucco duplex. $11 200. $500 down.
Terms.
4034 Third Ave. South. Spacious
six room home with heated sun
room, family size kitchen, twin
sized bedroom, tile bath, new
forced air furnace, fiber glass
insulation, low taxes. May be pur-
chased on FILA or conventional.
Terms.
Bloomington. Two bedroom subur-
ban rambler. Two car attached
garage, wallk-out basement. As
sumo $10,700 CT Mortgage. Make
offer.
Suburban lots. $50 x lat. $500
each.
johnson & Associates
Ao6 {. 3ofh 50.
Taylor A-e22s Taylor 2-I996
SAT
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BUILT ON INTEGRITY
IM AREA or FINE HOMES

1887 Fifth Ave. South. Four-Plex.
Two bedrooms each apartment.
Separate heating units. Present IN
come $500 per month. Very clean
turnout. Shown by appointment
only. $4,000.
1882 4th Ave. So. 2 bedroom stucco
bungalow. Full basement, gas
heat, garage. The price Is right
Terms.
Three bedroom home. $40 9Th Av.
North. Fun price 5000. Low down
payment.
Lakeshore property at Lake Roose-
welt. Near Emily, Minnesota. Lot
size $50 x 483. $500.
1902 East 21st Street. Duplex,
stucco. Combination windows, gas
heat, three bedrooms each floor.
$14, 800, terms.
1923 Portland Ave. Spacious two
bedroom with expansion. $13,600.
Terms.
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OPPORTUNITY
Nam oP wouRaEa

fRsfilling and collecting money!
Efrom High Quality coin operated
dispensers in this area. No Sell
Sing. I
STo Qualify you must have car,
Preferences, $547.50 to $2,240f
ecash. Seven to twelve hours
tweeltly required. Can Easily
flake in $4,000 Monthly. Moref
-EFull Time. For personal inter-
Sview write JOncO and Associates.
4020 Minnetonka Blvd.-Dept. !
PCS Minneapolis 16, Minnesota.
EInclude phone Number. 1
4
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THE PAPER WITH SOLID READ
ING.
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ment at the Key Club, Mon, June
20, refuses to subscribe to that
old saying, There's nothin new
under the sun" And Cab has
good reason, for after years as
top bandleader and a lengthy tour
on the legitimate stage as star
Of 'Porgy and Bess," he contin-
ues to stay in the limelight as
q much sought-after guest star
on television.
One Of the first stars canny
enough to see the tremendous po-
tential in television, Cab made his