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Louis Ewing Dies
In Omohu. Nebraska

Word was received of the death
in Omaha, Neb,, of Louis Ewing,
a familiar figure in Minneapolis
for a numebr of years before NOV
ing to Omaha. Mr.. Ewing died
Sunday, 10, in a local hospital in
Omaha. He had been in ailing
health for the past several months.
He had been a resident of Omaha
for nine years.
At one time during his residency
in Minneapolis, he was chef on
the president of the 500 Line Rail-
roads private car; was head red
cap at the Milwaukee R.R. station
and will be remembered by many
for his efforts in securing jobs for
minorities.
He was a friend of many pro-
minent Minneapolis business men.
He is survived by one brother
in Chicago.
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RECEIVES AWARDS

Alg Frost Sr, of 1917 Portland
Av., graduated June 10, from Bry-
ant Junior High School.
Alg was given recognition for
his two years of perfect attend
ance; was presented a scholarship
award for being on the honor roll
for three consecutive years; was
the recipient Of an athletic award
for his participation in the schools
many activities; was president OF
the ethics committee; a member of
the Bryant efficient stage crew
and a morning monitor.
Alg vii enter Central High
School in September.
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entertained at dinner honoring out
of-town visitors, Mr.. Albert Mas
sengill of Knoxville, Tenn, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbert Massengin of
Gary, Ind. and Mrs. Talbert Major
of Chicago. The visitors came to
the city to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. Sallie Love, mother
of Mr.. Albert Massengill and
grandmother Of the other three.
New Son: A new addition has
been added to the family cicrle at
the Riley Gilchrist Jr's home
Mrs. Gilchrist presented her hus-
band with the new heir, their first
born, baby boy on June 16 in Mt.
Sinai hospital. Jeffrey Barren tip
ped the scales at six pounds, Is
ounces at birth. Sharing in the
pride and joy of their first grand
child are Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Gil
christ Sr., 4116 Fourth Av. s.,
Minneapolis paternal grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Day,
us Fuller Av., st. Paul, are the
maternal grandparents. The family
lives at 1921 Tenth Av. s., Min
neapolis.
Dies MOlnes Delegates: Attend
ing the National NAACP meeting,
delegates from their Des Moines
chapter Of the NAACP were James
B. Morris, an attorney and pres
ident of the Des Moines chapter,
his mother Mrs. Georgine c. Nor
ris, Mrs. Clara Bayles, Mrs. Guy
E. Greene, and Mr.. A. P. Trotter.
They stopped at local hotels in St.
Paul.
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WHAT CANDIDATE IF
ELECTED WOULD DO
MOST ON RIGHTS
CONTINUED from Page II


Ben Carruthers, 1885 4th Av S.,
Mpls. Il believe Stevenson would
go further than any of the rest
of them. He to me, is more capable
of going all out for civil rights. !"
Mrs. Charles Anderson, S37 Full
Ter, st. Paul II think Gov. Rookie
Teller Senator Humphrey and Mr..
Stevenson would use the powers.
I think both Rockefeller and Hum
phrey would go to limit but I'm
not too sure how far Stevenson
would go. however he's still all
right as a presidential candidate. d"
Mrs. John (Bcnita) Nellie, 3945
Third Ave S, Mpls. Il think
Symington-Hes got very good
record 50 far even in his private
industry Negroes are hired on a
non-discriminatory basis"
sam Mitchell, 1928 4th Ave S,
Mpls. Il would say Humphrey even
though he isn't considered a can
didate now. AS far as the pre-
sent presidential candidates, I don't
believe any of them would"
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Mt. Oivet Baptist Church

WI. OnNtt DdpblSt SHuiNh
Services opened at $50 am. Sun
day morning, June 20, with the
instructors of the daily vacation
bible school presenting their pupils
in a program. Women's Day was
observed the remainder of the day.
Many members and friends were
in attendance at the IL am. wor-
ship hour to hear the distinguished
Mrs. Ruby Hurley of Atlanta, Ca,
deliver a dynamic address using
for her subject "Womans Role
in an Emergency Age OF Freedom. "
Mrs. Hurley's address was prac-
teal and Informative. She empha-
sized that women take in their
hands and make use of what they
possess and exemplify their lives
as did women of the bible, Ruth,
Deborah and many others mention
ed. She also stressed that women
make use of soap, water, clean
homes, needles and thread, books,
pens, pencils and that women had
better rise up and make democracy
work for the men have made a
mess of things"
Our guest speaker was introduce
ed by Mrs. Josephine Hagan. Mrs.
Gerge Wilson was general chair
man of Women's Day. Music was
provided by the Women's Chorus
with Mrs. D. Bell as soloist, ac-
companied by Mr.. Carl Walker
Mrs. V. Cassell, Mrs. D. Alexander
at the piano.
Visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
mer Johnson, Des Moines, Ia, Mrs
Ruth Blakey, S/Sgt. Willie B. anG
Mrs Jackson, Sacramento, Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hayes, Sioux
City, Ia, Mrs. B. E. King, Ruston
Ia, Mrs. D. A. Combre, Lake
Charles, La, Rev. and Mrs. Wei
ford r. Wilson, Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. H. Sims
Chicago, Pearlie L. Marshall, De.
Moines, and Mr.. Albert Wilson
San Jose, Calf.
The 7:45 pm. hour was conducted
by the women with the Rev. J. o
Tucker delivering the message. HI
chose for a subject, Tn Unity
There is Strength"
An impressive candlelight anc
conservation period followed tn,
! sermon.
Mrs. ]. o. Tucker was a visitor
and was introduced to the con
gregation
We were happy to have Mothel
Louella Sanders and Mother Iren,
Carmichael at worship service
They have been shut-ins for som,
time.
Sincere sympathy is extended t,
the Scarver and Green families il
the loss of their boys who wer,
drowned.
Rev, B. H. Hunter will occup,
the pulpit Sunday at IL am. Jul,
8.
Mrs. Bertha Nickerson wa!
crowned Queen of Mt. Olivet TO
her outstanding work and con
tributions to her church and will
reign over women in the church
for 196O-61 until next Womenl
You're welcome at Mt. Olivet
The Church of Friendliness."
Day
Mrs. VI. f. Bel
reporte
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

My sincere thanks to the many
friends who remembered me dur
ing my disqualification and con-
valescence at home, with beautiful
cards, flowers, prayers and other
thoughtful gestures. These kind
nesses were deeply appreciated
and will always be remembered.
Mrs. Lillian Jackson,
948 Bryant Av. N.
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Invalid NAAcP Leader
Arrested For Sit-In

Rock Hill, SC, June 9.-Rev.
C. A. Ivory, invalid NAACP branch
president here, was arrested this
week during a sit-in protest dem
onstration against Jim Crow lunch
counter facilities.
He was pushed by police cap
tain in his wheelchair to police
headquarters where bonds of 500
were set for him and Arthur
Hamm, Friendship Junior College
student, a sit-in leader.
This is not the first sit-in DEM
onstration for either. It was Mr..
Ivory who was instrumental in
organizing the first sit-in here on
February 8.
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In Memoridm
IN MENIORIAM

In loving memory of my beloved
husband, Earl L. Sims, who passed
away one year ago, June %, 1859.
With slIillful hands good deeds
were done.
With cherry smile, new friends
were won,
With loving heart he made lives
gay,
Unselfish deeds made bright the
day,
For now one year he's been at
rest.
Still mourned by those who loved
him best.
Sadly missed by loving wife,
Estella Sims.
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BUYS 1851 SEDAN
FOR SO CENTS

Salem, Va. CAMP - Benny L.
Tfce of Toanoke bought a 1851
sedan here for SO cents.
Il didn't use my head, just my
feet" said Tice. The bargain was
offered to the man with the big
gest feet. Tice wears No. Is shoes.
Il needed the car" Tice said
land found IA cents under the
front seat when I got home"
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Thursday June 30, at st. Peters
AME church. In the absence of her
pastor, Rev. NJ. L. Simmons, the
Rev. Cleveland Smals, pastor Of
st. James AME chnrch, Minneap-
oils, officiated.
Mrs Wright had been ill for
several months and hospitaliized
for three weeks proir to her death.
Her husband, A. B. Wright, was
at her bedside when death came,
thus ending a marriage Of 80
years.
A native of South Charleston,
O., daughter of the late Joseph
and Lucy Warren Reid, the deceas-
ed had been a resident Of Min
neapolis for As years and had
been a member OF St Peters AlNE
church since 1917. She attended
WilberforCe University where she
majored in bookkeeping and home
economics.
During her adult life she had
been active in church and frater-
nal work She was a past worthy
matron of Electa Chapter No. 3,
and past illustrious COMMANDERS
of Fezzan Court No. 7, Daughters
of Isis and was a member Of
number of other organizations.
Survivors in addition to her
husband are a nephew, Robert
Lynn Reed of London, o., a cousin
and several in-laws all living out
of the state
Burial was in Lakewood ceme-
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
in charge of the service.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our Toya
Elaine Murphy who died one year
ago, June 20, 1859.
Nothing can ever take away,
The love the heart holds dear
Memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
Sadly missed by Mrs. Juanita
Mathews, mother, Jessica Math-
ews, COLLEEN Murphy, sisters, Edgar
Murphy, brother.
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Moss. Supreme Judicial Court
uphoIds Award To Negro Who
WoS Refused Duncinq Lessons

Boston (ANP) - The Supreme
Judicial Council has upheld an
award of $500 to David H. Craw-
ford, who contended that he was
refused dancing lessons because OF
his race.
The suit had been brought by
Crawford against the Robert L,
Kent, Inc, studios, operator of a
local dancing school.
The defendant tried unsuccess-
fully to claim exemption from the
state ant-discrimination law by
stating that dancing was educa-
tionaL Under certain provisions,
educational institutions are exempt
from the differentiation law.
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BEER LICENSE DENIED
BY CITY COUNCIL

An application by Irvine M.
Neal for an on and off sale 80
beer license at a restaurant he
operates at 1856 w. Central, was
denied on June % by the st. Paul
City Council Petitions were filed
both for and against the license.
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Sabatbani Baptist Church

And Ruth said, entreat me not
leave thee, or return from follow
ing after thee: for whittier thou
goest, I will go; and where thou
lodgest, I will lodge; thy people
shall be my people and thy God
my God" Ruth 1:16.
Women Qualified for Christian
Service was the theme of our
annual Women's Day service. The
devotional period was led by Mrs.
Elsie Sellers and Mrs. Georgia Nc
Kinnie. The morning scripture
was from Gen. 1892 and was
read by Miss Media Burnett. Morn
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SIOUX FALLS MAN DIES

Sioux Falls, S. D.-Alebtra La
Monte, 81, of 343 So. Phillips,
died Sunday, June 26, in a local
nursing home.
The deceased was born March
%, 1873 in Washington County,
Md. and had been a resident of
Sioux Falls for many years. For a
number of years he was chef cook
at Queen Cafe in Sioux Falls and
was a member of st. Johns Baptist
church.
There are no known survivors.
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cord Of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank the many Twin
City friends for their expressions
of sympathy expressed through
kilograms, cards and flowers dur
ing my recent bereavement, the
death of my father, I. S. Medlock
of Los Angeles, Calf. 1t was COM
forting to know that so many
shared my sorrow.
Mrs. Robert (Prentice) Harris
795 w. Central Av. S
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18th Annual Upper Midwest
Bronze Amateur Golf Tournament
81, 800 In prizes and trophies,
Theodore With Golf Course, Min
neapOlls Saturday and Sunday,
July Q and 10th. Entry Fee, Men,
SO and Juniors $7.5O-sponsored
by Jimmy SIemmons, Mayor Of
ronzeVille.-AdVt.
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS K

Return Home: Mr. and Mrs Vernon Owens 1912 14th Av.
recently returned from Tulsa Okla where they visited
atves and friends While away they also called indie
pendence Kans attend the funeral of Mr. Owens aunt Mrs
Ophelia Beard
Dinner Hostess: Mrs Prmth Cook 1928 Portland Av was
charming hostess Wednesday evening June Is when she
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

Are those who regularly adver-
tise in the community paper. They
tell you they want your business,
and at the same time support the
news media which presents the
events which occur in this COM
munity and are Of particular In
terest to you and yours.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

Thad. Nicholas now employed In
the research department of ped
iatrics at the University of MINI.
Mr. Nicholas and his wife have
one son, Watson Collins.
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University Graduate
Thaddeus c. Nicholas, 2426 Fifth

Av. S. graduated
June II, from the
Mimi e s o t a of
with a B.A. de-
gree, majoring in
zoology with a
minor in bacter-
iology.
Mr.. Nicholas is
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CHURCH
NEWS

ing prayer was offered by Mrs.
Ann Pinkett.
Mrs. Halle Hendrieth of Way
man AME Church was our guest
speaker. Her text was taken from
Proverbs 31:10, Matthew 5:13-14
and Romans 1873, and her subject
was The Unlimited Powers Of
Woman" Her talk was intellectual
ly inspiring and spiritually uplift-
ing. Music was furnished by the
Women's Chorus with Mrs. Ethleen
Rivers at the piano and Mr.. Ralph
Primm at the organ.
Judge l.. Howard Bennett direct
ed a plea for the Interfaith Fair
Housing program.
The evening broadcast was pre-
scented over radio station WMlN.
Rev. Stanley R. King delivered the
sermon using as a subject I'm Him
Is Life" for a text John IA.
We wish to congratulate Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warder on the birth
of a baby girl. Also we express our
thanks to Mr. Primm for presid-
ing at the organ in the absence OF
Mrs. Warder.
Sabathani Baptist extends an
invitation to you to worship with
us this Sunday morning. Sunday
school is at $50 am. and the wor-
ship hour is at 1O:45 am. The
broadcast is at pm.
Mrs. Randolph Burnett
reporter
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
Sunday, June 26, was Women's
Day with services conducted
throughout the day by the women
The devotional period was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Mable Pierson and
Mrs. Laura Maxwell. Mrs. Odessa
Moore was speaker for the morn
and her theme was The Christian
Woman's Place in Society"
At $3.50 pm. the women climaxec
the day with Mrs. Hettie D. Phil
lips as guest speaker from Beth
esda Baptist church. Mrs. Beatrice
Miller Of Detroit, Mich, rendered
wonderful solo and Mrs. Mazel
Henderson gave a reading.
Among our visitors were: Mrs
lone Brown of Bethesda Baptist
church, Mrs. Laura Campbell
Memphis, Tenn. and Mrs. Lull
Wright
Our hearts were filled with JOY
to see our pastor, Rev. JOSEPH
Jackson, back at worship witt
us.
Mrs. Charlene Bellfled
reporter
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Testimonial Dinner
Honors Toledo'S
First NEGRO JUdqe

Toledo, o. (ANP) - Municipal
Judge Robert V. Franklin, Jr, was
honored at a testimonial dinner
this week at the annual meeting
of the Indiana Avenue YMCA.
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Margaret Wright
Dies Was Active
In OES Chapter

Services for Mrs Margaret
Wright, 1909 Fourth Av. s., who
died Monday, June 27, in Fairview
hospital, were held at 10 pm.
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Evening star., 1960-09-18

CUSTOMER: II want some consolidated
~ rye"
Druggist: "You mean concentrated lye."
Customer: 1T does nutmeg any difference.
That's what camphor. What does it sulphur"
Druggist: Fifteen cents. have never
cinnamon with so much wit"
TNHERE was an international horse race in
IL which only the United States and Russia
took part The American horse won.
The following day, however, Soviet news
paper reported the race like this:
The Russian thoroughbred Fiedelbaum-
skaya came in second in yesterdays Inter
national Horse Race. The American entry,
Reluctant Capitalist, came in next to last"
Evening star., 1960-09-18

GEW Am beginning to suspect" said the
bridegroom, that your mother has a
low opinion of me-"
Whatever makes you think that?" asked
the bride
Replied the groom, Those towels she gave
us are marked Hers and It's"
AS "A LAST resort in his attempt to get out of
"A going to Sunday school, 10year-Old
Johnny turned to his father and asked, when
you were boy, did you 60 every Sunday?"
81 sure did" was the reply. Il don't remem-
ber ever missing"
There, now" the boy said, turning to his
mother. Don't you see? 1t won't do me any
good, either!" MINNIE HASH
DOCTOR: Your cough sounds better this
- morning"
Patient: 1T ought to. I've been practicing
all night" -DANUTE VAIcIULAITIs
W7HEN the bride tried to cash her first
w check, the bank teller asked if she could
identify herself
Taking a mirror from her purse, she
studied her face for a few moments and said:
Its me, all right" barbara HYMEs
Thot'lI Be the Day
Bv FRITZ WILKINSON
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Jimmy was assigned by his teacher to write
q. a composition about his origin. He ques-
toned his mother
Nom, where did Grandma come from?"
The stork brought her.
well, where did you come frOm?"
The stork brought me, and you, too"
So the small modern wrote as the intro
duction to his composition: There have been
no natural births in our family for three gen.
erationS."
AN FRESHMAN and an American Indian
IA somehow got into an argument. The Irish
man listed the names of all the great Irish
Americans who contributed to the develop
ment of the country then demanded to know
what the Indians had contributed.
Well" replied the Indian after a little
thought, you never see any kids playing Cow
boys and Irishmen!"
THE man and his wife had been waiting in
Il their stalled car when the highway police
drove up.
"Glad you're here" said the husband
stepping out of the car Nov. I'll acquaint
dAzINE WASHINGTON. D. c.. SEPTEMBER 1s. 1860
Evening star., 1960-09-18
n bought an oir-conditioner
to keep the ploce worm!"

Whofs YOUR fovosite joker Send II TO "Ai !"
FUN," eIo Sunday. The Stor Mosoxine. 225 VirSnio
ovsnVo Sc. for possible publication this Poos.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
All In Fun

YOU with the cause of the trouble"
The officer smiled and nodded politely
to the woman. "Glad to know you, ma'am,"
he said.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Laughing It Off
To Hungry Fomily
MYTH i0hGt assorted looks of pain,
w Expressing hunger and disdGin
That dinners just a trifIe late,
They sit in gloomy groups, Gnd-WAIT!
Whereas, IOe noticed, like as not,
When dinners ready on the dot,
bring the ste0n1ing dishes on,
And To-! My fdnailys simply gone!
EVELYN WADE
GGW7HEN is your sister thinking of getting
w married."
Little brother: Constantly"
Evening star., 1960-09-18

sh0p e@rIW Gmd late MOmd@y 0t
L@mSbWrgh'S 3 stores
Washington: $50 o.m 20 9 Pm.
Langley Posk and ShiHnSton 10 G.m. to $3.50 p.n.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

AIlCS M
named ID
I AlumaI'
Eors.
/ a degree
IL serve a,
or the On,
ed as stat,
an for til
e is sport,
Northwes|
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19
WHAT GOES on
a lovely gift from the salvadors.

a lovely gift from the salvadors.
It is a bouncing Z ID. II or.
baby boy for Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Kallenthaler (Estrellita Cables q.
Born last November %, the baby
has been named Michael William
II. The Kallenthalers are now
residing in Downey, California.
&
MARTIN NATIVIDAD was a
happy person last week. Reason:
he was made Honorary Colonel In
the U.S.M.C.R. in a ceremony at
Sand Point Dec. 10.
The story of the Award had its
origin i'm Korea. U.S.M.C.R. stands
for United States Marine Corps
Reserve.
Mrs. Barbara Francisco made a
trip to Chicago last month to visit
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Budd, and at the same
time to visit with the Filipino En-
gineers who were guests of the
Franciscos in Seattle sometime
ago, and one of whom was Mr.
Francisco's nephew. She reported
a pleasant trip.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

The 10-round main event of a
b.match between Rudy Garcia,
|ilipino wonder, and Joey Lopez,
battle lightweight, which was
|rbeduled for last Dec. 6 has been
I@tponed to January 10 at the
AmOry in Tacoma.
The two staged a great battle
Tacoma in a six-rCund bout sew
|rsl months ago. Garcia won the
|Eision, but Lopez has been seek
hi a rematch ever since.
On Promoter lingo Lucchesi's
Dgram January 10, supporting
be main event, w II be another
luund bout between Bang Bang
. Talker of Portland and frankie
alago of Seattle. Another 10
blnder and a four-round opener
pmplete the card.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

F.Y.A. Hay-Ride = The F.Y.A.
Teens spent the evening of Novem-
Der 26 singing, listening to the
radio and dancing by the fireside.
Sounds like they but cooled it.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-12-19

A series of 25th wedding ami
versaries have been celebrated
here recently. The celebrants, Mr..
and Mrs. Pho Escame, MIR. and Mrs.
Fred G. FlOresca and Mr.. and Mrs.
LeandrO Laigo were hosts to many
relatives and friends dropping in
to help them mark the event as
something memorable in their
lives. Many beautiful "silver" gifts
were received.
The FORUM Editor was hon.
ored with a postponed birthday
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sal
vador and daughter at their home,
2401 N. 40th, last Wednesday. Dec.
7. Other guests were the Messrs
Zacarias Manangan and Arsenic
Election.
Some donations to the Rial
Centennial Fund have been
reported by the Philippine Consul
ate-General as follows:
c. T. TAKAHASHI co. 800
LEGIONARIOS DEL
TRABAJO, INC. ................... 80
JOSEPHINE BRACKEN
LODGE No. so .................... 5
EVANGELISM LODGE
NO. 81 .......................... 80
BATAAN AND CORREG-
IDOR SURVIVORS .............. 10
DAN MORALES ...................-.... 10
BENITO ALMOITE ................ 10
Arsenic Election was rendered
surprise dinner on the occasion of
his birthday anniversary last
Thursday, Dec. Is, by MIR. and
Mrs. Max Salvador at their home,
24OI n. 10th. Mr.. Election is
campaign manager of the Saliva
doris daughter, Angie. who is run
ming for Queen of the Caballeros
de Dimas-Alang Convention In
Salinas, Calf. next month. Other
guests at the dinner were b u d d y
Election, Arsenio's brother, and V.
A. VelascO. Mr.. Election received