davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-12
RUGS ES<I:S:I:I;ai


67"X3 Wool Sandawood Tweed 1850 295
5x36 Wool Bone white 1880 295
5X26" Rosewood 1895
3XT5" WOOL rose 1880 295
46"x4 Wool Wilton, 2495
12X48" Wool 5000
12,x32" Rayon Beige
86"x5 Wool Bone White te------------------- BATS 75O
8x4'6" Wool Wilton 375O
31TXl2 Wool and Nyon 5940 1900
1918 Wool Turq Tweed 6692 2495
9x7'9" Wool Sandawood Tweed COTS 2495
9X7'5" Wool Rose Beige $3.50 2495
12X410" Wool Wilton Green 1895 1895
9X12 Cotton Powder Blue 6995 1895
12x89" Rayon Beige 6995 1895
17X23" TrendteX Wool Sandalwood- 1896 1885
12x18 Rayon Brown Tweed 1895 1895
12x9 Rayon Grey Tweed 1895 1895
12X125" Rayon 10995 1895
12X12 1895 1885
12X12 Rayon Black and White 1895 1895
12x12 Rayon Brown and 1895 1895
12x96" Wool Green 12O95 1895
12X78" Wilton Sandawood 1850 1895
12x124" Wool Brown 1A60 1895
11x169 Rayon Turquoise 13495 1895
12x106" Wool Wion-Aqua 17495 1895
12x166" Nylon 1895 1885
15x15 Wool and Nylon Brown Tweed 1895 12995
12x166" Wool Scuptured Sandawood- 1880 4995
12x159" Wool Twist Green------------2 21575 1895
12x146" Wool Nylon 23100 1895
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BEDROOM FURNITURE
Lined ook DBL Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
Bed and Night TobIes-

TUUIGS--------------
Assorted Night Tables odd lot---- 1895
Boudoir Chairs, assorted colorS 2495
Assorted Bookcase Beds ----- SO 95
Tangier Mig. Deck 40 95
Tangier Mig Double Dresser and Mirror 119 95
Solid Maple Dresser Mirror and Double Bed 11495
Solid Maple Low Boy 5-drawer Chest t-------- 139 95
Charcoal Mig. Double Dresser Mirror, Bookcase
Bed and Night Table e., -.- 229 995
18th Century Mig Double Dresser Mirror and Bed 2O9
American Walnut Double Dresser, Chest, Book
case Bed and | Night Table --- -, ----- - 269 95
Sapphire Mink Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase
Bed and Night Table e - - 299 95
Sapphire Mink Double Dresser Single Bookcase
Beds and Night Table e-- - 1905
Lined Oak Double Dresser, Chest Bookcase Bed
and Night Tables 35995
Sapphire Mink 9-Drawer Triple Dresser, chest,
bar bed and night tables - -7 - s9995
Golden Bisque Mig. Triple Dresser, Chest, and
Bar Bed with 2 Night Tables ----- , 54995
Bed and Night Tables ,---,-----e 80 -~ sos 90
Evening star., 1960-04-24

Fries bokes SINNERS complete meoIs and its O
big II" size Ioree enough cook complete meal for
Ioroe fomiy Handsomely styled right OF the tobIe
Eosy cIeon, remove control and wash like your ordinary
pots ond pons.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
VALUE PLUS WESTINGE
ROASTER OVEN PLUS STA

Roosts bakes cooks complete meo automatically Roos
huge ham z pound turkey boxes pies coke On
breod bostne lid moist toVortu cooking Eos
oven-type with automatic si9no light HeoV
duty handles cosy carrying ony"here Comes
oete with its handy stond
Evening star., 1960-04-24

Beautiful enough a serving dish
2 matched handles assure perfect balance.
Use tOdTming tray, cook the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24

PIANO PLAYER, white, work hal
hour on the hour. 9 nights 9
week: good salary. Apply in per
son at JOHNNY'S, Sth and z SITS
Sc, after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

COLUMBIA RID. NV. I364-Bed.
nm and full kit, nice and clean,
Sl5 wkly DE. Elisa
FAIRMONT ST. NV, II3I-StoYe,
sink, refgr.: man, no drkg. Sill
Wk. Also rm.. 50 no. 1904
FIRST FLOOR FRONT-Refgr. Tv,
S16-Sl9; small studio S12. 6O7
end NV. Elk 3-6633
P ST. NV, I7IO-"The Churchill"
Lge. room, cleo. refgr. and grill.
maid service. $3.50. NO. 7-aS6s.
PALMER HOUSE, 1850 Girard st,
Wheat hk room near bath.
linens; sig so week.
COLORED-LiGHT HOUSEKEEP-
ING ROOM. nicely furn.. good
tranSp, mr.. shopping center, 1912
Irving NV. Call WALLACE. Ii. A.
PHO
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APIS. FURNlSHED-D. c.

ALLISON ST NV, l3O3-Nevly
decorated, bed liv. nm, pvt. kit,
bath, utlls, good transp.
remodeled 3 rms,
kit, tile bath sundeck, fireplace
Ample parking discriminating
adults $3.50 RIA. 3-ls04
Continued on Next PAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24

attTacIlNe VAIUts II
spinetS. from our regular stock
reduced to S425. Choice OF ma
hog. walnut, ebony or blond; 81!
down. balance in 3 yrs. K1TT's
(Washington's largest music store
1880 G. st. NV. RE. 7-62l2
alexandria Branch, 262l Noun
Vernon ave. XII. S-S6S6. Oper
evenings til Q p.m.(
PIANOS FOR RENT New spinets
Special. SIS per mo Nice selection
OF finishes. Rental payments MAJ
be applied il you purchase later
KITS WASHINGTON largest mu'
sic store), 1880 G st n ". RE
1929 (Alexandria's branch. 262
Mt Vernon ave. Open ewes. u
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tcoHrkUEp)

with refs. DI. 7-5ll5.
Al DAY WORKERS, 81 and fare
ref: maids, liy. IN, out, $50 wk
up. QUALITY JOB. 919 New
York ave. NV. DI. 7-4393.
COLORED LADY with 5-yr.-olC
child to bring. wants child care
l,h.w. CO. 5-4l72.
COLORED GIRL desires days worl
for Sat. and ironing to do a
home. Al refs. and exper. Ii
7-O4S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
POODLES
PUPPIEs-ALL SIZES
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. oak, S24 per
cord. Sail GA. 4-5s9l.
PENN CHESTNUT or stove. S22 40
pea, S2l so; fuel oil. 50 gal up
BLUE RIDGE FUEL. Ii. 6-26G6
71a 18th st ne
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR MISCELLANEOUS

/ REFRIGERATORs, used: guar
credit. 1852 l4th ST NV, tn. q
| 6l41. Open ewes. Immed. delivery
REFRIGERATOR. later model. good
| condition; guaranteed: will de-
liver: $50. Ii. 7-577I. 26'
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Observation-Disclosures, white
h.s.g., 5 days, nice telephone voice
handle convention; sos to start
to 40 yrs. v. WOOD PERSONNEL
Suite 232, Southern Bldg, sos
18th ct. NV. ct H. Dl. 7-5752.
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OFFICE MGR.-NS.

To head Polieyholder Service Sec
ton OF life insurance agency. ms
exper. nee; some bookkeeping ano
tipping. We are seeking an attrac-
tive, INTELLIGENT person between
25-45. LIBERAL group insurance and
retirement plan; paid vacation
S5-hr. week in attractive surround.
inRS Starting salary to 1875 mo
MA S-4760
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
HELP WOMEN
(coNTlNuEpl
NURsE-REGIsTERED

For out-patient clinic, 40
hr. wk., liberal employe
dement's including % days
annual leave, Is days sick
leave per year, medical and
disqualification coVerage for
self and dependents. tnsur-
ance and retirement pro-
gram: beginning sal, $500
mo, provisions for increases.
Elk. 3-5e3s. Mon. through
Friday.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Holly
Steve Gets Last Word
By SHELAH GRAHAM

about doing a series for Charles
Four Star TV company. Earl
said he was interested. provid-
ing 1t was not a Western. II
had a year Of Hotel de Paree'
and that was enough" said
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

ANATOMY OF MURDER"-James Stewart and Lee Re-
mick in a candid, suspenseful courtroom drama.
"THE APARTMENT"-Comic Billy Wilder caper in which
Jack Lennon woOs Success and Shirley MacLaine.
BATTLE OF THE SEXES"-Peter Sellers comicay fous
lady efficiency expert to old Scottish firm.
"NORTH BY NORTHWEST"-Cary Grant fees spies and
Eva Marie Saint in cOrkng Alfred Hitchcock thriller.
"THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA"-Ernest Hemingway's novel
as solo acting tour de force by Spencer Tracy.
"OUR MAN IN HAVANA"-AIec Guinness and Naureen
OHara in lively spool Of international espionage.
ROOM AT THE TOP"-SimOne Signofet and Laurence
Harvey in the soaring story of ruthless
"SUNSET BOULEVARD"-Gloria Swanson and William
Holden in the tragic story Of a faded movie queen.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

Earl. I didn't get to see that
show but it doesn't sound like
q Western.
Talking Of the successful
-Four Star company. one Of
the other partners. David
Niven, told me that when he
started in TV the late Louis
B. Mayer, then at Metro, in
formed him: IF you persist
in working for the enemy, you
viii never set foot in my studio
again" At the same time, Harry
Cohn. boss Of Columbia, saw
David at party, and made
the gesture Of cutting his
throat. Both producers are now
dead. David is a millionaire
from TV.
Evening star., 1960-10-05
HOLLYWOOD (NANA)

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). II
Steve Reeves, the onetime Mr..
America, has made his muscles
pay. For his current movie in
Rome, Steve is receiving $780,
600. It was producer Helen
Ainsworth who first spotted
Steve's potential. but the major
studios said q polite "oh yeah. Il
Reeves is now saying just that
to the Hollywood offers. He
prefers the adulation, money,
and less taxes of Italy.
It was Cary Grant who
selected the clothes Robert
Mitchum wears in 'The Grass
Is Greener" film. "And ! hated
every minute of it," said Robert,
"but I have to admit that Cary
knows as much about clothes as
] do about horses"
= = = =
Sight of last week in San
Francisco: Marlene Dietrich.
tucking into q high plate of
italian pasta. But don't get
the gorgeous one wrong. She
eats only when she feels like
it. It's the in-between absti-I
nence that shapes Marlenet's
fine figure. Look-alikes:
The late Humphrey Bogart and
Jason RObards, jr., which could
explain why Lauren Bacall is
so interested in Robards. But
looking alike doesn't necessarily
mean being alike as Clark
Gable discovered when he mar
ried Sylvia Ashley, who was
almost o double for Carole
Lombard who was Mrs. Gable
when she I died in a plane
crash in 1912.
Robert Horizons agonI
Train network bosses were
perturbed to learn that Bob
had played a psychopathic
killer in an hour-long TV show,
taped in London last summer.
It has just been shown over
there. And they don't mind
there-as long as it doesn't come
here. Actually I don't think
it would make any difference
with Bob's rating. After all,
he's only acting.
4 = 4 4
Eddie Fisher will leave Eliza
beth TAYLOR in London this
week week to fly to Hollywood.
Object-to start preparing the
picture he will produce for
Columbia with Elizabeth star
ring. Their intimates are in
timating that Eddie will take
over his wife's career and act
as her manager in the way
that Milton Blackstone man
aged his career. Liz has done
pretty well up to now, getting
81 million for "Cleopatra."
Eddie will have to be great to
get her more for a movie role.
Jayne Mansfield will do her
night-club act in Miami. I
saw it two years ago in Las
Vegas, but there the whole
evening was, built around jamie.
Husband Mickey Hargitay will
be in the act. And it would
not surprise me If Mickey. jr.,
appeared, too. hope someone
will come UP with a good pic
ture for Jayne. She needs it
at this point in her career.
Charles Boyer, vacationing in
Paris until he leaves for Spain
and '"The Four Horsemeib rof
the Apocalypse" met Earl
HOLMAN, and talked to him
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

Evanston, III. (ANP) - An Ev-
anston housewife who kept COM
pany with a truck driver while her
husband was away in the Army, al
most lost her life when she at
tempted to break off relationship
with the man. A shotgun blast,
intended for her wounded her
daughter while the man escaped
but was later captured by police.
The shooting took place last
Wednesday in the home Of the
woman.
According to police, Willie Bag
well, Al, described as lovesick, went
to the home Of Mrs. Geneva Powell,
39-year-old mother of seven chill
dren, but the latter refused to let
him in. She locked the front door
to the building, in which she also
operates a record shop, and rushed
inside, hoping to elude Bagwell.
However, Bagwell, who was driv-
ing a car registered in Mrs. Po-
wells name but on which he was
making payments, went back to
his care and returned with the
gun
He fired through the screen door
and the pellets sprayed the room
and struck her 2O-year-old daught-
er, Claudette in the right hand.
Bagwell then fed the scene in the
car.
Mrs. Powell then rushed to the
phone and called police. A wild
chase followed in which police
from about three suburban COM
munities pursued Bagwell, firing
at his car. They finally curbed
and arrested him after the auto
hit a tree.
Taken into custody and charged
with assault to kill and assault to
commit murder, Bagwell professed
his love for his intended victim.
Il love you so much I can't live
without you. I'm gonna kill my
self" he was quoted Of saying.
Thus it turned out, police may
have saved BagweIl's life as well
as Mrs. Powell.
Mrs. Powell told police she had
been seeing Bagwen off and on"
for over II years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

Officer Paul Paulos responding
to a domestic can on the evening
of January IA was told by an irate
wife that her husband had struck
her and also pointed a gun at her.
Mrs. Nina o'Neal, "A, 969 Day.
ton told the officer that her hus-
band, Donald Lee o'Neal, 80, had
struck her and pointed a gun at
her. Officer Paulos found O'Neal
asleep on the couch with a loaded
% cal revolver beside him.
O'Neal was taken into custody
and charged with assault and bat
terry and pointing a dangerous
weapon at a human being.
In municipal court on January
Is O'Neal pied not guilty to both
charges and trial with jury viii
be held on January rs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Som UlmeT Loses
Second Round

Sam Timer, "a, of 227 e. Fair
field was first arrested on January
first following an accident at Fair
field Ave. and Robert Streets. At
that time he was charged with
drunken driving, however the leg
atty of that arrest was challenged
as the officers did not actually
witness the act and he was re-
leased.
On January IS, at 11:06 Timer
was again arrested on this charge
at his place Of employment, Ar
mour and Company but this time
the officers were armed with a
warrant.
Under the present law an officer
may not arrest a person on a
misdemeanor charge unless he has
witnessed the offense or unless he
has a warrant. An officer may OBJ
tain a warrant If he has reason
able grounds to believe a mis-
demeanor was committed.
Otis Godfrey, Timers attorney,
attempted to obtain a dismissal
in district court which was re-
fused-Ulmer then refused to enter
a plea to the charge so Judge Null
allay entered one Of innocent and
the case is set for Jan. IS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
c. Mock ParkeT'S
LYnehers Escape
Trial For Crime

Biloxi, Miss. (ANP) - The
lynchers Of Mack Charles Parker
win never be brought to trial.
That Ia the meaning Of the de-
cision reached by q federal grand
jury empaneIled here to investig-
ate the lynching Of the Negro pulp
wood truck driver who had been
accused Of attacking q pregnant
white woman last April.
No True Bills
The grand jury. Thursday, re-
ported to US. District Judge Sid
ney Mize through its former,
Charles Long. that ION the basis
Of the evidence presented, we were
unable to arrive at any true bills"
Stanford Moss, Gulfport attor-
ney, who advised many Of the wit
nesses who were questioned by the
grand jury. was tubilant over the
outcome Of the investigation. He
said Southern justice has tn
umphed."
NAACP Urges Release OF FBI
Report
In New York City, Roy Wilkins,
executive secretary Of the NAACP
sent q telegram to Attorney Gen.
eral William p. Rogers urging
him to release the full text Of the
FBI exhaustive report on the case.
1t was at Rogers request that the
federal grand jury probe was in
stituted after q Pearl River Coun-
ty grand jury had ignored the
case.
In Washington, the grand jury's
action was regarded as q blow to
the Republicans in the forthcom-
ing presidential race. In their ap-
peal to Negro voters, the COP
could have capitalized on indict-
ments by the federal grand jury,
especially since the Democratically
controlled Congress appears to be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

Washington (ANP) - A major
step in establishing a racial policy
in private housing in which the
federal government is involved was
taken here this week by the Vet
Grams Administration.
According to a directive issued
by the VA to its district offices
throughout the country, disposal
Of 46,500 homes taken over by the
VA because Of default must be
carried out without respect to race,
creed or color.
Heretofore, sale or rental of
property repossessed by VA has
followed local custom with respect
to race, Negroes often being barred
from occupying homes in white
neighborhoods.
Long Fought For "Open Policy"
The NAACP and other agencies
have been trying for years to get
federal agencies to establish an
open policy regarding the DISPOSE
ton of housing where the govern
ment is involved.
Chief target has been federaIly
insured mortgages which are often
granted on property restricted to
whites only. A number Of federally
financed public housing projects
likewise are jim crowed.
The new policy was announced
after a series Of conferences be-
tween VA officials and representa-
tives of New York's State Com
mission Against Discrimination.
Elmer Carter Halls Action
Elmer A. Carter, Negro chair
man Of the New York agency,
called the action "a major break
through in the private housing
market"
In the years since 1914. accord
ing to william r. Valentine, as
sistant commission housing direc-
tor, the Veterans Administration
has acquired 4s,5Oo dwelling units.
OF these 2,033 were in New York
State. Lists Of the properties avail
able for sale or rental are sent to
private real estate broqerS, or other
agents. accredited by the VA,
who handle the actual sales or
rentals.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Norfolk Core Pieksfs
For Jobs For Neqroes


Norfolk, Va. CAMP - Nightly
picket lines by Norfolk CORE
COMMITTEE Of Racial Equality
are increasing the pressure to end
discriminatory hiring practices at
the Be-Lo Grocery Store in Nor
folk.
Negotiations to effect a fair
and democratic hiring policy began
more than three years ago. Six
months ago a store representative
told CORE that he would give the
matter consideration" Consider
alton" hasn't brought about the
hiring Of Negroes and so the CORE
group began picketing on Decem-
Der Fl.
Each evening since then inter
racial teams Of CORE members
have picketed the store and passed
out explanatory leaflets to shop
pers. CORE also provides a car
pool for those shoppers who de-
eide to buy elsewhere.
Norfolk police have observed the
action In the Coronado Chesapeake
Garden section Of the city but have
taken no action. During the hours
when the picket line In operating.
majority Of the customers have
turned away from the Be-Lo and
bought their groceries at other
stores.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Dorothy D0ndridge
In Tamongo Ar
OFpheuFn Now

The Cinemascope and color pro-
duction 'Tamango" starring Dor
othy Dandrige and Curt Jurgens,
now showing at the RKo orpheum
theater is one Of the few films to
be banned by France.
Although the film was made on
location in France and enjoyed
q phenomenal engagement in Par
Is, the French government would
not permit 1t to be shown in any
of its Colonies.
Tamango is an interracial love
story with a background Of ad-
venture and intrigue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Mem Attempting 70 ArbitrOfe
Husband and Wife Dispute

Receives Fue0 discretion
Anclxer hospital notified police
of a stab wound on January 16
and investigating detective Ernie
Williams was told that the victim
attempted to separate a husband
and wife during a family argu-
ment and was cut on the face.
Percy Mccoy, 20, 725 Igiehart
told detective williams that he was
visiting friends on st. Adams when
a husband and wife began arguing.
He stated that when he stepped
between them he was cut on the
cheek by the wife.
Mccoy does not wish to prose-
cute as he stated 1t was merely an
accident. At the time Of the report
Mccoy would not disclose who the
couple were.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Cos Mast Reduces
Church To Shombl0S

Cos blast Reduces
Church To ShambloS
Piaquemine. La. CAMP - Eben-
ezer Baptist church was q sham
bles here Sunday after q gas ex-
plosion did about $4,000 damage
to the structure.
The explosion occurred about an
hour before Sunday morning serv-
ices when the janitor attempted to
light the gas heater to warm the
building.
Firemen said that the valve on
the heater had evidently been left
open and gas had seeped through
out the building. When the janitor
struck a match to light the heater
the explosion occurred
Though he was knocked to the
floor by the blast, the janitor was
not seriously injured.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Wife Flees Home On
NighfgoWn After Being
Struck Nv HuShund

Edith Mitchell explained to Of
ficers Louis Horvath and Richard
Coils about s pm, on January
IT that the reason she ran into
the street clad only in her night
clothes was that her husband,
James, 40, had beaten her in a
quarrel about the children.
Mitchell was found hiding in the
basement and taken to police head
quarters where he was charged
with assault and battery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

dragging its feet on civil rights
legislation.
Judge Lands Jury
Mize congratulated the jury on
its work during the deliberations
which started Jan. 4, saying he
thought Jurors conducted them
selves diligently and fairly"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

The average man must pay one
dollar Of every four he makes to
one or another Of our governments.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Intoxicated Tenant
Wrecks Two Rooms
In AnrnA And lnflac

wrecks TWO kooSnS
In Home And Juiled
On January Is police took into
custody a man who was a tenant
in a st. Paul home after he had
the kitchen and dining
room in his intoxicated condition.
Edward Galloway, 439 w. Cent
raj told officers Paul Paulos and
Donald Smith that James Smith,
4S, who rents a room in his base
ment became intoxicated and broke
chairs and dishes and literally tore
up the kitchen and dining room.
Smith was booked for drunkenness.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
RaAI IsTAfE RoR aAll

STUCCo FoUR-PLEX. Good No.
location. $2S5 income. Priced right.
ia. 1-4755, agent. S-26
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

GOOD GOING food store. Same
owner 16 years. Sacrafice because
of illness. Can double investment
LIST year, FIR. 4-9973, IA. 9-2462.
S-26
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

$I95 DOWN ANYONE
TOO Girard North
$40 East 18th st.
2117 5th Ave. So.
3S44 Portland Ave.
After small down payment your
tenants VIII help you live rent free.
klUCNAAN REALTY
FE. 0-0I30 WA. 7-026S
S-26
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

OPEN SUNDAY "a. 800 Penn
North. Stucco two bedroom home.
Excellent condition. Fun basement,
gas heat, garage. Low taxes. I'm
mediate possession. Only $500.
Low down payment. Homewood
Realty, IA. 1-4755. S-26
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Call Mr..
Blackman FE. 9-6610 for informa-
ton SIT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

WOMEN SEW, easy ready-cut
wrap around, aprons home. Net
$17.40 profits on dozen. Spare
time profitable undertaking. Write.
ACCURATE MFGR'S
Frs0port, New York
S-26
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

BABY SITTING in my home. CAN
FEE. 9-596S. S-26
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

WANTED SOMEONE to baby sit
in home days, Ia. 5-7763 after s
pm. S-26