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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-19

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Benjamin Davidson
Martin David
Peter Davidson
MIR. & Mrs. Irving Deitz
Jack Die+z
Meyer Field
Bert Fireman
Jack FinkeIstein
MIR. & Mrs. Bernard
FogeIson
Leon Francis
Albert Freilich
Harry Friedman
Lester GaIsf
Charles Getz
Jack Gilburne
Emanuel Goldman
Jacob Goodkind
Louis Goldstein
Herman Greenberg
MIR. & Mrs. VIM. Greatman
Jack Grodzinsky
Morris Himels+ein
William Halpern
Harry Herman
Dan lnseIbere
Martin Jacobs
Dr.. Phillip Kan+or
Mr.. Earl Kaufman
Arthur Kaufman
A. Alexander Katz
Harry KERN
Jerome Klein
Mr.. & Mrs. Morris Kort
Burton S. Krueliek
Samuel Kurt
AL Lando
Mrs. Joe Lagman
Herman Lange
Jack Lemberg
Sam Letwack
MIR. & Mrs. Benjamin Levine
Max Maiden
Joseph Melczer
Joseph MeIczer. Jr.
Jack Metz
Mark Phaff
Phoenix Hardware Co.
Joseph Neeean
DR.. Mel PoIIack
Sam Pos+inick
William Price
Matthew J. Ritchie
Harry Rivin
Allen Rosenberg
Nanny Rosenthal
Julius Rubenstein
Mr.. & Mrs. Ell SchIossbere
Herman J. Scholl
Mike Segal
Harry SheVick
Oscar She'll
Harry Shcolnik
Sam Sincoff
Or. Paul Singer
Dr.. William Snyder
Morris Sobol
Jack Solomon
Benjamin Stern
Joseph Stocker
John Swartz
Isaac Teich
Mr.. & Mrs. Richard Taxman
William VoIker
: Max Wagman
Paul Weinzer
Edward n. Weiner
Leo Weiss
Herbert WincheIl
Nathan Wolf
Joseph Wynn
General
SIS TO $54
Chairman Joe Weinsfein
CO. -Chairmen Al Freilich.
Mel PolIack. Matthew
Richie
Louis Amberg
Benjamin Beiser
Joseph Bienenfeld
Nathan Bordo
Harry Bremen
Sylvan Brown
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Ed Cohen
Sam Cohen & Brother
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MIR. & Mrs. Jos. n. Cohen
Sam Drey
Albert Firestein
Irving Freeman
Ed Friedman
Norman Fuchs
DR.. Daniel Goodman
Goldwater's
Jay Go+tfried
Aubray Grouskay
Or. Jack Hausman
Marvin Heller
MIR. & Mrs. Herman J. Evan:
Martin Horwifz
Harold Jacobs
J. Edward Jacobson
Sol Jaffe
Herbert Kahn
Gilmore Kahnweiler
Charles KaIina
Jarril Kaplan
Dr.. Leonard Karp
Arnold ]. Kelly
Rabbi Carol Klein
Martin Kulik
Cal Levey
Mr.. & Mrs. Oscar leverant
Harry A. Levine
Burton Levin
Harry Liebhaber
Barnett Marks
Dr.. & Mrs. Meyer Markovi+z
Lester Matlow
Morris MeckIer
Herman Miller >
Saul Mintz
Melvin Myland
Rabbi Albert Plotkin
Leon Rednor
J. S. Robinson
Irving Satz
Dr.. & Mrs. Sol Shapera
Warren Silver
Nat @. SHERMAN
Paul Staman
Nal Sfraus
Raymond Starsman
M. ]. Taft
Mr.. & Mrs. Sam Trachf
Louis Turken
Morris Turken
Jarvis Weiss
DR.. Seymour Weisman
Marvin White
Harry Zeitlin
DR.. Sheldon Zinn
Advance
SIS to $Iqq
Chairman Nat SHERMAN
Co-Chairmen Art Kauf-
man. Burton Krueliek.
Irving Satz. William Bobie
Irving ]. Abrams
David Arthur
Ted Barkin
Richard Beren
Michael Bernstein
Robert @. Began
Max Bemel
Abraham BiItekoff
Jake Bracker
DR.. Paul Brewer
Isaac Brooks
Dave Brown
Harry Burns
DR.. Byron Butt
Oscar Caplan
Lawrence Cantor
DR.. A. Checker
[. n. Cohen
Franklin Conn
Hyman Cohen
Or. Morton Comess
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Max Fogelson
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John FeIdman
Mr.. & Mrs. William FeIsher
Sam Fishman
Irving Freeman
Leon Goldberg
Irwin GoIlub
Morris Gordon
MIR. & Mrs. Philip Gordon
Rabbi William Greenberg
Joseph Gratch
Milton Hersh
Harry Kadish
Benjamin Kay
Sam KarIen
Benjamin KlabanoH
Jack KIaman
Ollie Kornswiet
Isadore Lesensky
Isaac Maker
Irwin Markovitz
Jack Meyerson
MIR. & Mrs. Harry Miller
Alex. Moed
Robert R. Pennington
Sam Rantz
Ben Ritter
Abraham Rolnick
Morris Rosen
Max Rosenblum
William J. Rosenfeld
Dr.. Sidney Seeal
DR.. Robert Shapiro
Joseph Shore
Jay Shank
Joseph Shuirman
MIR. & Mrs. Charles Softer
Milton Sommer
Samuel Steinberg
Harold Toback
Louis WahI
Joseph Weinstein
Mr.. & Mrs. Nathan York
Albert Zieger
Metro
Under SIS
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& Chef S+oIoff
Meyer Abzue
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Hyman Hawk
S. Leon KeIko
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DR.. Eugene Leibsohn
Emanuel Levine
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ST 900 $500
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Women Patrons
$500 $qqq
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ate of each issue Of
ears here as early in
each falls. Look for
wish Community Council office
Women's S Division
Dollar A Day
$365.oo and up
Co-Chairmen Mrs. Philip
Taxman, Miss Belle
Latchman. Mrs. Harry
Rubenstein. Mrs. Joe
Lagman
Mrs. n. M. Dreiseszun
Mrs. Albert A. Horwitch
Miss Belle Latchman
Mrs. Shirley Lagman
Mrs. M. MargoIin
Mrs. Newton Rosenzweig
Mrs. Harry Rubens+ein
Mrs. Ida Rubenstein
Mrs. Phil Taxman
Mrs. Dasha Todd
Angels
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Co-Chairmen Mrs. Sam
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SeieeI. Mrs. Herbert
Kahn, Mrs. Morton
Comess
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Mrs. Harry Altman
Mrs. Joseph Bank
Mrs. Arnold Becker
Miss Celia Bramson
Mrs. William Burke
Mr.. & Mrs. Robert Altman
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Mrs. Jack Feingold
Mrs. Irving Freeman
Mrs. Sam Fineberg
Mrs. Louis Fishman
Mrs. Edward Friedman
Mrs. Joseph Ge+zov
Mrs. M. B. Goldman
Mrs. Charles Got+lieb
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Mrs. Arnold Horwitch
Mrs. Martin Horwi+z
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Mrs. Sam. Kaplan
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ack & Norman Koeen
,on Leonson
lorris MargoIin
AIRY Nathanson
AIRY Raskin
ATE Rosenbaum
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II. & Mrs. Lewis Ruskin
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30 & Henry Stern
lr. & Mrs. Sam Siraus
ouis WeksIer
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gorge Wolf
dney Wolfe
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afrons
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hairman Ed Korrick
o-Chairnoan Sam
Langerman & Jerry Smith
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Nal Straus. Leonard
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.ssibIe and within II
e of your friends.
dates.
Miss Rae Norden
Mrs. Lawrence Office
Mrs. Sam Olsher
Mrs. Max Palmer
Mrs. HiIda Platt
Mrs. Albert PIotkin
Mrs. Charles PoIacek
Mrs. Abe Ramenofsky
Mrs. Jacob Ramras
Mrs. A. Repp Nisi+orl
Marion Rosen
Mrs. Allen Rosenberg
Mrs. A. Ro+hfeder
Mrs. Barney Rozefskys
Mrs. Lou RikIin
Mrs. Emanuel Rubin
Mrs. |. Sawyer
Mrs. Robert Schubert
Mrs. Joe Scult
Mrs. Reda Schlossberg
Mrs. S. SiIverman
Mrs. Jack Silver
Mrs. Warren Silver
Mrs. Jack Sobol
Mrs. Morris Sobol
Mrs. Sam Sobol
Mrs. Jack Solomon
Mrs. Meyer Spi+alny
Mrs. Paul Staman
Mrs. Harry |. Stone
Mrs. Sam Straus
Mrs. Sam Teller
Mrs. Louis Turken
Mrs. Sam Turken
Mrs. Yale Weinstein
Mrs. Louis Weksler
Mrs. Charles Weins+ein
Mrs. Jarvis Weiss
Mrs. Sam Wick
Mrs. Berne wilkins
Mrs. Herbert Winchell
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Mrs. Davis Arrow
Mrs. Philip Barkan
Mrs. Mack Berman
Sylvia Berger
Mrs. Elvin Bistrow
Mrs. Abraham BiltekoH
Mrs. Bernard Black
Mrs. Samuel Blair
Mr.. & Mrs. Gerald
Brakeman
Mrs. Edwin Briskman
Elizabeth Bronstein Wis.
Mrs. Dave Brown
Mrs. Bella Jaffe
Mrs. Harry Liebhaber
Mrs. Mac Chia+e
Mrs. l. n. Cohen
Mrs. Ye++a Cohen
Mrs. Edward Crown
Mrs. Jim Cutler
Mrs. Harold EhrIich
Mrs. Jerry Eis@n
Mrs. Florence @. Frank
Mrs. Bernard Frazin
Mrs. Moe Halpern
Gertrude Hartsfield
Mrs. Mike Haskes
Mrs. Morris HimeIstein
Mrs. Harry Hornstein
Mrs. Hyman Kaplan wi
Mrs. Leonard Karp
Mrs. Fred Kirchof
Mrs. Herman Lanee
Mrs. Benjamin Levine
Esther Liebermsa
Mrs. Mack Leibo
Mrs. Herman Lipow
Mrs. Florence Lipp
Mrs. Sol MalIin
Mrs. Robert Markow
Mrs. Harry Marcus Lilli
Mrs. Alan Oseran
Mrs. Joseph Parker
Mrs. Sylvia Robbins
Mrs. Milton Saper
Mrs. Charles SchisIer
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-02-19
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St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Loafers Hold Annual
Bowling tournament;
Ernest Johnson Wins

Loafers Inc. annual club bowl
ing tournament was held Saturday
April 80, at St Peter Claver bowl
ing alleys.
A new champion was crowned
this year in the person Of Ernest
johnson, who was first place win
ner in the champion flight and
Bulbs Powell took second place.
In the second flight first place win
ner was John Collins and Donald
McMoore was second place winner.
Trophies were awarded to all Of
the winners and Ernest Johnson s
name was engraved on the large
club trophy. which is retained by
the champion each year until the
next bowling tourney.
This was the clubs fourth bowl
ing tournament and previous win
ners were Edgar Pillow and Robert
Graham who won two years in a
row Next year Robert Graham
will retire the club trophy as orig
inally stipulated by the club that
the bowler winning the trophy the
most number of times in four
years, would keep it permanently.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
WOMAN ARRESTED POLICE
SAY SHE USED VILE
LANGUAGE; PAYS FINE

While on a special detail on
April 30 a st. Paul police officer
became the target for some vile
and obscene names as he attempt
ed to check the sobriety of a fe-
male driver
Officer Bernard Kisch stopped
Madonna Mae Mayes, address un-
known. at Marshall and Avon be-
cause of her erratic driving about
4:lO am. on April 80 and requested
her to step out of her auto. She
Indignantly told the officer, What
is this, modelling agency"
This was followed by a series of
obscene names. She was then taken
to police headquarters where she
was given a sobriety test and
found to be under the influence of
liquor. An additional violation was
recorded as she was driving in
violation of a restricted license.
She is required to wear glasses
when driving and at the time of
her arrest she was not wearing
them.
In st. Paul Municipal court on
April 80 she received a sentence
of S1OO or 10 days on the drunk
driving charge and $25 or three
days on the restricted license
charge. She paid the fine.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Unmarked Billy
Holiday Grave
SfirS Up Storm

New York, NY. (ANP) - A
macabre controversy has been un-
earthed. in the most figurative
sense of the word.
Local white Columnist Doris
Lilly wrote three weeks ago: It
drove out to the Bronx to take a
look at Billie Holidays grave but
it's a little hard to find as there
is no stone or marking of any
kind. Just No. So"
Anger, resentment, and action
has stirred the fans of Lady Day
who died at local hospital almost
a year ago.
George Crater, a columnist on
Downbeat Magazine, bitterly COM
planed that none of those who
had lived on Billie's popularity over
the years had offered the thinnest
excuses as to why the famed sing
er's grave had no decent headstone
even for a mere $500.
Downbeat has, consequently
established the Billie Holiday
Marker Fund"
The plea has been answered by
Mrs. Elaine Lorillard, originator
of the Newport Jazz Festival
Leonard Feather, and many, many
of the devoted fans in whose mem
ories Billie Holiday will always re
main at her poignant best.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
HARRY BELAFONTE
PICKETS WOOLWORTH
STORE IN BOSTON

Boston CANP) - Harry Belafon-
te strode on a picket line in front
of Woolworth's branch store in
Cambridge's Harvard square last
week
The Harvard Square Woolworth
is the only one which is being
picketed daily. Other branches are
picketed on the weekends.
The famous singer was in town
for a benefit concert at the Boston
Arena to raise funds for the En-.
ergency Public Integration Com.
mittee.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Minnesota Brewers
Kept Pace In 1859
AMONG Top Ten

Final figures for the year 1859
show that the Minnesota brewing
industry kept pace with its previ-
GUS ranking in beer production and
sales among the top 10 beer-pro-
ducing states in the nation.
According to the Minnesota
Brewers Association, beer pro-
duction in the state totaled 1925
GAL barrels and taxpaid withdraw
ais (sales) amounted to 3,736,37S
barrels during the past year.
Based on these figures, Mime
sofa remained in ninth place
among beer producing states in
the nation. Biggest producer was
New York, whose brewing industry
accounted for 12.5 per cent of the
total production, while Wisconsin
was second with 11.5 per cent.
MlnneSOta's brewers contributed
4.3 per cent of the nations beer
production.
Withdrawals or sales of beer and
malt beverages by the states brew
ing industry in 1859 declined two
per cent or were 8,137 barrels less
than 1858 sales Of 3,744,515 bar
rels.
The Minnesota Brewers Associ-
alton also reported that sales of
packaged beer by the states brew
ers constituted 7O1 per cent of all
beer and ale sales; 299 per cent
was sold by draught.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Sammy DuVis Jr., Emeees
HoUr-Lonq TV Show

Chicago (ANP)-Singer Sammy
Davis Jr., emceed an hour-long
television show on Station WGN-
TV here last Thursday when he
subbed for Fran Allison on her
daytime show.
Sammy was really doing double
duty that day, as he was also ap-
pearing nightly at the Chez Paree
night club with the Will Mastin
trio.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
julius z. Andrews Receives
Twelve Days On Two
Traffic ChurqeS

julius Richard Andrews, "a, 699
Dupone Av. N. Minneapolis eX-
planned to officer Morley of the
traffic division the reason he was
speeding on University near the
city limits on April 27 was that
he was in a hurry to get to Min
neapolis to visit a friend in the
hospital
A further check by the patrol
man revealed that Andrews had
no drivers license.
In St. Paul Municipal Court on
April IS, Andrews was given $50
or 10 days for no drivers license
and SIS or two days on the speed
ing charge.
He is currently serving the
twelve days in the St. Paul work
house,
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Negro High School Student
Wins Youth Of The
YaoP" Award In Chicnno

Chicago (ANP) - Students from
Hyde Park High school recently
won three of the five awards in
the 10th annual B'nai Birth Youth
organization award program.
Named Youth of the Year" was
Richard Grant, II, who was award
ed a plaque and a $500 scholar
ship.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Driving Under The Influence
Results in 500 Fine

Archie Durham SO, 75S w.
Central was arrested after his car
struck an auto in the rear at
Cathedral Place and Rondo about
1901 pm. on May l.
At police headquarters Durham
was given the balloon test to de-
ternine his degree of intoxication
and was found to be under the
influence.
In St Paul Municipal court on
May he was given 500 or five
days. He paid the fine
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Marion l. Wilson To Foee
Assault And Battery
Charge On May "a

st. Paul police Sgt. ONein took
into custody Marion L. Wilson, "a,
no permanent address at his place
of employment, the Minute Car
Wash, Kellogg and Robert, on
April 90 on a warrant charging
him with assault and battery.
In court on April 80 his trial
was set for May "a.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
FOUR UNIT BUILDING
oo6 IRVING NORTH
First time offered

Newly remodeled and redeCorated
four unit building. Three and four
room units. All with kitchens, three
full baths. Oak floors, full base
ment with gas furnace heat. Com
bination windows, double garage
Beautiful condition thruout. FULL
rented Good investment or buyer
can live in building inexpensively
Easy terms to anyone or will take
trade. Gittleman. ia. 3-5294.
Sd
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Man With Ieepiek In His Brain
7 Years Finally Dies In
Little Rock Hospital

Malvern, Ark. (ANP) - Eddie
Powell. 80 of Malvern died Mon
day at a Little Rock hospital
and authorities said a preliminary
investigation indicated that an ice
pick embedded in his brain seven
years was the cause of death.
DR.. Howard A. Dishongh, Pull
ash County coroner, said an autop-
sy at Little Rock revealed a Az
inch iCepick in Powelrs brain.
Prosecutor Lawson E. Glover of
Malvern said members of the fam
lily were surprised to learn of the
presence of the icepick but said
they thought it might have been
there since a fight in 1853.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

Coming: The annual University
Artists Course Jazz festival will be
held on May 13, May IA and May
Is. The first two concerts Friday
and Saturday will be held at $50
pm. and the final concert on Sun
day afternoon will be a 2:3O mat
inee. Many of the top names in
American jazz will appear. Tickets
on sale at Coffman Union, 1O5
Northrup Auditorium 1873 NV.
Bank Building in Minneapolis and
Field & SchliCk in the SANITY
City. Tickets range from $3.50 to
S5. See ad elsewhere for names Of
stars
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Local Wrong Way corrison"
jailed For Driving
Under The Influence

When officers Jack Hawley and
Ed Buchanan st. Paul police spot
ted the auto driven by Joseph
Charles Myers, 80. of 44S Carroll
on the wrong side of the street
and weaving back and forth from
one side of the street to the other
at 1:4O am. on April 80, they
figured the driver was intoxicated
Their suspicious were verified at
St Paul police headquarters where
a drunkometer reading showed
21% Myers was booked for driv-
ing under the influence.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
Erratie Driving Betroys
Motorist Who F0ilS
Driving Test Six Times

When officers William Skelly
and Gordon Batagla stopped a
motorist at St. Adams and Aurora
in St Paul at 1850 pm. on April
30 for his erratic driving they
found that their suspicious were
we'll founded.
The driver. Prince Albert Jones,
IS. of 426 Carroll had taken the
driving test six times and failed
each time.
He was charged with no Min
nesota drivers license.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
z YEAR OLD DOUBLE
BUNGALOW
1910 KNOX NORTH
EXCELLENT TERMS

Real sharp luxury, nearly new,
double bungalow Stone front, oak
thruout, full basement with gas
furnaces. One unit rented. Excellent
terms with low down payment or
will take house in trade. Werner
KE. 3-7109 or Ia. 1924. Sal
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

in office at the state capitol
Robinson: Jackie Robinson has
put to shame many of the profess
sional Negro leaders by coming
out boldly for Senator Hubert H.
Humphrey for president.
For years Humphrey has been
the one man the American Ne
gro could depend upon. Most Ne
gro leaders have gone TO him
for support and he has given
it freely and willingly since he
went to Washington.
Now when the chips are down
on the Democratic presidential
nomination these national leaders
who have used the Humphrey pres
tige for their varied programs are
hiding in the woods Of silence,
waiting for who knows what.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
AddifionuI cIassifieds
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
363I SMELLING AVE.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
$500 DOWN ANYONE

Why pay rent? Here's a dandy
five room house with full basement
and new gas furnace. Newly dec
grated. $500 down anyone. Bal
ance like rent Move right in Git
tleman. ia. 1924. S-41
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

May 13, 1914-Joe Louis, former
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion, born in Alabama.
May IA, 1900 - African slave
trade declared a crime of piracy
by international agreement.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

May II, 1e51-Oscar De Priest,
first Negro to be elected to Con-
gress from a northern state, died
in Chicago
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

This seems to be a political
column this week. While on the
subject, it should be pointed out
that the Negro Voters League in
Minneapolis may be ready by the
next city and state elections to
give certain candidates for the
legislature and the city council
something about which to worry.
The group is concentrating on reg
istering every Negro in Mime
apohs and if necessary shaming
them to the polls on election day
to vote for friends of decency and
rights for all citizens regardless of
race, creed or color.
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
SHARP DUPLEX
1915 18TH AVE. NORTH
$500 DOWN ANYONE

Duplex in excellent condition with
four rooms and bath on each floor.
Newly decorated, gas heat, COM
bination windows. Owner can live
on main floor for $40 month in
Guiding taxes. Werner, KE. 3-7109
or TIA. 1924. Sal
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
FOSTER HOMES NEEDED

Homes are needed for children from
infancy to 21-need especially
urgent for infants, teenagers and
brother and sister groups. Work
ing mothers not considered. Call
Hennepin County Welfare Depart
Service Intake, FE.
1852. Room, board and expenses
paid. S-41
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

Holman Rumble: Real deep dyed
liberals in the DFL third district
are rumbling over the election of
Kingsley Holman as district chair
man. They say Holman is ambiti-
Gus but lacks every attribute
liberal should have.
Some Of his supporters have re-
torted: Does every DFLer have
a LIBERAL" Maybe they've got a
point there but it's a poor one
Bailie thinks
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THREE APARTMENT BUILDINGS
Three-Plex $3.50
$3.50 OR MORE DOWN
S2I5 MONTH INCOME

Fuller & Kent-Must sell immed-
lately. Gas heat, good shape. PR.
6-2757. PR. 6-4628. RAJ
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
MILO WANTED
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

WOMEN SEW easy ready-cut
wrap-a-round aprons home, earn
$26.16 dozen-spare time. Write
Accurate MfgTs, Freeport, New
York. Sal
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DUPLEX - Modernized, two bed
rooms, tile bath each floor. Fenced
yard combination windows. Up
stairs rent S10O. Priced $14,5OO,
SO, 500 down. 3O4O 5th Ave. South.
Owner, evenings, IA. 3-761O
S-41
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

Bloomington. Two bedroom subur-
ban rambler. Two car attached
garage, walk-out basement. AS
sumo $1O,70O CT Mortgage. Make
offer
Suburban lots. $50 x 147. $1,000
each.
4034 Third Ave So. Six room
stucco home. Excellent condition.
$4,000. Terms.
johnson & Associates
400 e. 38fh 81.
Taylor A-o229 Taylor 2-I9o6
Sal
St. Paul recorder., 1960-05-06

IMMACULATE THREE bedroom
stucCo home. Full basement, double
garage South of Lake Street. FE.
5-766S, KE. 3-S567. Sal