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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

CONvERTIBLES, new 1851 models.
Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs. Choice
OF colors and equipment. See our
special indoor display, A summer
time auto show. Trade your car
now while used car stocks are low,
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.,
.'FAIRLINoToN SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CONTINENTAL $50 2-door hardtop;
full power. Butler. Bonded, S2.SeS
Nv Nv. PPE. Egsns' E4ggss45s llAl Sl'' 81
CONTINENTAL '5s hardtop coupes
full power, all-leather interior:
Ike new Wv. tires, beaut. metal
lie fin. A true car Of dtstinetions
80, 1915. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
$500 Ager rd., WA. 7-435l.
CONTINENTAL 81 sedan: blue;
very clean: power steering. power
brakes: special S4,595.
Capitol C. dillac-O OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26o0
CORVAIR '6l Mona; Roman red
finish with contrasting req int:
rior. Wv. tires, full disc wheel
erglide. direet-air heater. push.
fence group; padded dash and
many other features for your drive
ing comfort; S2,306.
EATON CHEW, INC.
61O H ST. NE. II. 7-634e
CORVAIR 80 Mon1a; :. and b..
3.speed trans, DIX blue: private
OWNER: S1,795. So. 3-52S7.
CORVAIR 80 2-dr.; std. shift, :.
sn less than 5000 mil sl.5OO.
CIR. 4-S311. -
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AUrOMODEs AuTOMOl FOR SALE AuruMoDnrs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET "a Bel Air 2-door
power Sindo1s, ); 80 good tires. excel exec.
anytime. TW. 3-76S0.
CHEW. 81 ImpGle hardtop; :. and
h., 336 engine, 4-speed boz, posi-.
traction. Ike new: S2,605. SAFE
WAY AUTO SALES, University
blvd. and Colesville I'd. JU. 5-i036.
CHRvROLET bfand-new '6ls; All
eolors and models 70 choose from:
lowest prices, LOVING CHEvRO-
LII. 1880 E..W. hwy. SIS. Nd.
CHEY.. FORD, PLYM. BUYERS
$500 70 81 100 off. spec. pur. sedan
disc TO Sl.9e5, See how you can
own one for $40 mo. Opt. equip.
ct extra cost; S1o6 On. delivers 0h
approved credit. See US now.
| BROWN BUICK
$50 h St. NE. Ii. 6-7loo
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air; one owner
SATSe Anse nasSSii SsSS. SSsSS. Z. ELooD Pom
CHEVY '6s Bel Air 4-df.; $3.50"
sSss; ssas si.aOS. sIl OSo"sI sa. f.lii6Sss i6s h'' =
CHEy., go Impaia hardtop sedan,
saSs; sIsis,. lScse,si SSx,sSi 81 SsdtssSstnS' sStn power
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7.2eOo
cHEyRoLET So Bel Air: power.
glide, power steering, excel, cond, (;
pvt. owner; S695. so. 6.60o9.
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air haYdtoD: !:
fully equip; owner must sell i'm.
mediately. Can take over balance
q payments; net payoff, $2,l0O.
Information so. 6.39si.
CHEv.. '55 2-dr.l VS.. =, n, stand.
hsuled: sS4S. s'iS To. s.sssi's sssssssils ever
cHEYR0LET $50 convertible; ?. and
n, white, red interior. W..W.. excel
eond.; $685.. 10. 5-06Oi'
Chew 80, Impaia convertible
power brakes, very clean. S2,495.
Capitol Cadillac OldsCo
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260o
CHEVROLET '62 convertible; power
seT. sosi Wi. isS ss.SoasSS. sS S22S or best Of
CAEv. '56 2-dr. Bel Aid hdtp-; a
eyl; auto; trans, excel. cond,, $685.
o. pest offer He. 4-e115.
ChEX. 80 Impala 2-dr. hafdtop; ?
ano n, auto. trans, p.s., W,.V.
tires; many other fine GIN extras:
Moros VIII not describe this tur.
ouolse beauty; one owner; low mi. /.
must see TO appreciate: S2,1s6.
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CHEVROLET, INC.
3289 M ST. NV.
EE Q.RA0Q

CHEVROLET 1857 4-dr. 6-paSs.
station wagon; v.S, r. and h., p.g.,
p.s. and brakes; excel. cond.; /
owner. JU. S.6315.
BUICK 1857 Roadmaster 2-dr.
conS:. lS8 lls,' MI. $3.50. :hc "a. 4ne6ossaiI. siI
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air; =. and
n: auto: trans, good eond.; $500.
CHEy. '64 2-dr. "210": excel,
offer. JU. S-79s6.
Impals sport coupe; auto. VS..
Z; GHHy'5ISsp iNa nis power steering. q, Aak
Nomad sta. wag.; auto, VS., power
steering, power brakes, excel. ec,h
SsIHxiESs 81 kiF s-d00T; VS.. lutsi sl'O0S
impaia COW; auto, D. g., :. and
h. midnight black finish, red int:
impala convertible: "e" standard
transmission, r. and h.
CHEV.-'5S 81 .30b
Biscayne economy "6" 4-dr.: auto
matte.
EATON CHEW, INC.
$40 H ST. NE. Ii. 7-634s
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lMpoRT-spoRTS
coNTINuEDl

CARAVEHE 1851 eonv.; Just
approx. $500 babied miles: abso-
Lutte showroom cond.: 81 500 bank
loan value; $3.50. EN-. 2-9162.
CORVETTE '55; radio and heater.
excellent condition; S1.Oe5. DEAL
ER, RE. 5-4637 or cH. s-s721.
DKW-AUTO UNION: New 1861,
'750' sedan; fully equipped. New
car title and warranty. S1,295.
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CADILLAC 1850 hardtop coupe;
sapphire blue; equipped with full
pg9oTUsr. etc.. immaculate, only
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0o JACK GELLER

AUSTIN-HEALY '55 Roadster;
equipped, includ. wire wheels. 1896
full price. Others to choose from.
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COMET 1861 Ar; r. and +. Wv: |:
pIactically new. under 1000 miles;
Diplomatic owner transferred,
forced. to sell. CO. 6-l72I (busi.
ness hours): WO. 6-05S0, ewes.
and week endg.
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CHEVROLET '5s V-s ImpaIa con-
5;.,. fsd intesicr; WV. tires. Al con-
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CHEV. '56 VS.: forced to sell conv.
in extremely good cnnd., 7. and h.,
p.g.. black with white top: Ss95
or will take best offer. OIL. 4-6616.
CHEVROLET go Impala 2-dr. hard
top; black; p.s., powerglide, =. and
h. Wv. tires; Just like new,
S2.2Ab.
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cHEsYyIsLEES: syIs S :PLYMoUTA

CHRYSLER '53 N. 2. 4-dr.: h.,
p.s., p.b., new tires, semiauto.
low mi, recond. Never 10 grone
Sith this buy. Make offer. KE. g.
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Capitol adillac-OldsC Co.
o.o AUTHORIZED DEALER"
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2sOo
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Money MOTORS, INC

ES-DKW-LARK
Factory Authorized Sales
and Service
$500 Elm st.. Bethesda. OIL. o-4444
MGA ,'6S; wire wheels, heater; fine
cond. Owner leaving: S1,1e5 or
MGA 1860 h.t. coupe: like new,
never raced: wire wheels. Wv.
r. and h., luggage rack: will sell
or trade. HE. Q-3102.
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CHRYsLER go Windsor 4-dr. hard
tSp; !STp; .p9Ter steering; 13,U0G MI.
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STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.
3289 M ST. NV.

BUICK 81 BLACK 2-DR. SEDAN;
CONDITION: MAKE OFFER. TE.
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CHRYsLER $50 hardtop; one owner;
$4,000 miles. immaculate; $1,000.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
CHRYSLER '55 hardtop; p,b., p.s,:
runs GOOD; S295, b34-0i37
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CADILLAC, '59, Eidorado custom
convertible coupe, blue, factory
Az, custom interior, special S4,-
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CADILLAC, 80, convertible coupe,
70 choose from, both immacu-
!ate, tuI power equipped, special,
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BERKELEY '59 2-seat sport cow. :;
reg So; trans; best offer bet.
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MERCEDEs-BENZ SO 1920 ST."
black; excel. eond. Call WA 4
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HEV. '56 sedan ''210" VS.; fine
:ond. and appear. v/auto. trans;
] buy, $3.50; 1905 Biadensburs
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CADILLAC, go, coupe, beautiful
blue finish, factory air, unusuaiiy
clean, special, S4,296.
@s1V~ TsNn
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AUTHORIZED DEALER"
1929 22nd 81. NV. FE. 7.26OO
CADILLAC '55 de Vilie 2-dr.: DOW.
BIZ pow. st. Call Mr.. CIOFFI,
SP. 3-6634 Sat. or Monday
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MERCEDES BENZ = AVAILABLE
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED.
100" "19OD," "l9OSL," 1870"
"220S," "220SE." on display at
the areas largest MERCEDES
BENZ Service Center. IL German
mechanics to serve YOU
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AUSIIN-hEALEY go mod. "3O00":
or. 4 1850 AFTER rSsps 3 P.T. T''OO'
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MERCEDES-BENz "220s" 1855;
low mileage, excel. cond. and APP
pearance: luggage rack, snow
tires. heater; $1,000. OIL. 1906.
MERCEDES-BENZ 22O-s 1861;
weeks out Of factory; cash bar.
gain OIL 0-A1Q2
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A. C.. P.

Anacostia Chrys. .-Plym., Inc.
1708 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU, 4.2333
"OPEN SUNDAY II TO s"
CADILLAC, '57, sedan, 2 TO choose
from, not warranted. needs minor
repairs, power steering, power
brakes, $1,000, as is.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
1922 22nd St, NV WE 7-0Rno
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS

AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE go z-dr,
sedan; excel. cond.; $1,I95. Cali
930-56S0 all day Sun. or ewes.
after 9.
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USTN;HEALEY '5s Sprite; clean,
oTnFrH 3% mileage 3, Gr;;;o Z; b. owner leaving
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS

TRIUMPH 81 TR-3; company Of
fetal car; wire wheels, r, and h.;
new-ear title; must be sold. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 610 N. Henry
Evening star., 1961-12-07
Dog Thought
For Caroline
Not for Her

CHESHIRE. Mass. Dec. 7
(APl "A l0-week-old Welsh
terrier believed to have been
purchased for President Ken
nedy's 4-year-old daughter
Caroline was. in fact. bought
for a relative, Miss Ann Gar
gan
The dog was purchased
from a Cheshire kennel
through a New York depart
ment store by Joseph P. Ken
nedy, father Of the President
and former Ambassador to
Great Britain.
The kennel owner thought
the dog was purchased for
Caroline. but the White
House later disclosed that the
little girl already has two
dogs. 1t said the terrier was
for Miss Gargan, who serves
the former Ambassador as
one of his secretaries. The
dog is now at Hyannis Port.
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SERVICE
SCENE
Party at Admiro|'s House
Shows Briqht Decor
By RUTH DEAN

dress) received In the main
drawing room.
Under Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Paul B. Fay,
wearing a blue sheath with
matching bow in her blond
locks, arrived midway in the
party and soon were in con-
versation with Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Joe Clifton. Admiral
Clifton, who halls from Pa
ducah. KY, is now in Mem
phis as head Of the Naval
Air echnical Training
School.
Having a reunion again
were Vice Admiral Charles
D. Griffin. new Deputy Chief
Of Naval Operations for Fleet
Operations, and Rear Ad-
miral Louis j. Kirn, in from
Corpus Christi, Tex. where
he heads the Naval Air Ad-
vance Training Command.
"NAATC. for short, but no
body understands it," he
laughed.
Up from Panama where he
commands the 18th Naval
District was Rear Admiral r.
S. Craighill, and Mrs. Craig
hill. Glad to be back in
Washington was Mrs. Ira H.
Num-, with Rear Admiral
Num- who commands the 9th
Naval District in Chicago. A
native Washingtonian, Mrs.
Num- was also happy to be
here for a reunion with their
daughter, Miss France
Num-, an attorney here.
Admiring the ornate gold
candlebra on the mantel in
another room were Mrs. Eu-
gene J. Peltier, wife Of the
Chief Of Yards and Docks
who was also at the party,
and Mrs. J. C. O'Brien. wife
of the new Canadian Naval
Attache.
From Flea Market
The candlebra-a deli
cately worked assembly of
grape clusters. leaves and
flowers-Mrs. Anderson later
revealed she bought in the
Paris flea market with the
help OF Mrs. Don McVey,
wife of her husbands flag
officer liaison aide. She bar
gained for them in French
for me-" she explained.
For vivacious Mrs. McVey,
the former Cielo Aramburu,
whose father was Peruvian
Minister Counselor at the
time of her marriage here
in 1850, her return to Wash
ington is a happy reunion
with many old friends. I'm
SO thrilled to be back" she
exclaimed. Before coming
here, Cmdr. McVey was Ad-
miral Anderson's flag secre-
tary when the admiral COM
manded the 9Th Fleet.
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Admiral's House, home of
the Chief Of Naval Operations,
now has a new bright look.
with a special accent on
United States naval history.
Guests attending the party
given last night by the Chief
Of Naval Operations and Mrs.
George w. Anderson were
pleasantly surprised with the
changes they saw in the his
toric old house. The new
look" represented three
months of painstaking plan
ming by their hostess.
Walls and ceilings in an
oyster white with wall-to- wall
carpeting picking up the
same color in a deeper tone
unity the small rooms and
make them look larger and
brighter. Filmy curtains and
valanced draperies in all the
rooms complete the overall
effect Of elegance.
But the most dramatic
note admired at the party,
which honored visiting COM
mandants from the IA naval
districts here for their an
nual conference, was the
prominence given in the decor
to the Nations naval heroes.
Dewey Mirror
Over the dining room man
tel now hangs a large i'm
pressive square mirror in an
ornate gold frame inset with
rose velvet. 1t once hung in
the home of Admiral George
Dewey, hero Of Manila Bay.
Mrs. Anderson acquired the
antique last fall at an auction
Of some Of the admirals pos
sessions. After their tour Of
duty the Andersons plan to
deed the mirror to Admiral's
House. 1T seems only fitting
that it should remain here"
said Mrs. Anderson. Showing
an obvious appreciation for
the historic relic. she added
that "the velvet is so old and
delicate. you can't touch 1t or
it would fall apart"
Another place of honor in
the house is given to Admiral
Matthew C. Perry, whose oil
portrait over the main draw
ing room mantel must have
reminded many a guest Of
his famous naval mission to
Japan in 1854 which resulted
in opening up Japan for the
first time to Western trade.
Admiral and Mrs. Anderson
tshe was wearing a lei Of
Wanda orchids over her green
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at their monthly luncheon
which was held in the Off
GERS Club. Fort McNair. 1t
was the Army's turn to be in
charge of the day.
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Luncheon Held

The Mckinley High School
choir Of 65 voices entertained
the Women's Club Of the Ma
tional War College yesterday
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Mrs George H. Decker, and
Mrs. Clyde d. Eddleman were
the honor guests. Mrs. Fran
els H. Griswold. president Of
the Wives Club greeted the
members and guests.
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MOTHER OF SONS

MOTHER
Mrs Ann Smith, mother of three said she sgused
with friends who always saying her how envy having
do about
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Africa At A Glance
Nv EDDIE I. Madison. Jr.

LIBERALS REvUEUE collection for 1850 stood at over $s2
million according Treasury Secretary Figures
year, eight million
ABDJAN has 1851 budget which nearly so cent more
than that Of 1850 The budget passed by the city council for
6O0 would normal operation
Of municipal services as well as nine public works programs for the
ensuing year.
Belgums NATo allies of jointly causing
catastrophe territory RuandaUrnd Harroy said
government even though know VIII mean trouble with the
watusi leaders"
THE DILEMMA confronting the United Nations in efforts to
solution the problems the Congo stems largely from
lack of strong central leadership within the republic UN sources
indicated
THE UNITED NATIONS Economic Commission for Africa
holding plenary Adds Ababa being at
by delegates independent nations and
European countries with colonies Africa Main topic for discussion
possibility necOnnental trade and economic
cooperation with possibility Of African common market The two
meeting
KANU PARTY CHAIRMAN James GIchuu suspended Deputy
Chairman ognga otnsa causing dsity party
doing his utmost to wreck it, The suspension followed strife between
factions o KANU
SOVIET PREMIER accepted invita-
On from King Mohammed to visit Morocco later this the
foreign affairs ministry at Rabat announced
NAN who launched Ugandas first party in 1851 Ignatus
Ausaz elder warning
politics" leaders the country
by Communism Communist medding in the Congo
had reached the phase where Uganda also in jeopardy to greater
Uganda politicians helping
propaganda introduced Cairo
Congress warned the South African
that win not cooperate the plan to set
up a department Affairs The Indian Congress also pointed
proposed department would bring about desirable
the Aans South African because
the governments apartheid policy
MOSCOW RADIO reports
Republic accepting invitation from
President Sou with sincere gratitude Toue who feted
year. recently Africa would not rest its
Fight Independence continent had been
all foreign influence and foreign army"
KENYA-BORN Chmnia Bhagwandas MADAM 4s. has been
pointed Judge appointment recently
approved by Queen Elizabeth
FIRST traffic light to be introduced in northern Nigeria
this month situated at the junction Of
educate motor drivers the novelty.
SIERRA LEONE government has offered $50 tons Of rice to
present Republic Congo Leopodle The
accepted UN Secretary General Dag Hammaod
ARMED UPRISING supposedly timed with the Inflated
reported crushed by the government
Angola The action called the strongest gust Of winds
nationaim in the Portuguese territory far.
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Data IN Chatter
BY DARCY DEAEnLR

HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Bailey won
Ellie credits PearHe
upsurge
dancing making
MGM Glenn
subsequent retirement from films
After Glenn parting Of the found time
hanging hands but she wasn't wanted to take
that final plunge into business after 16year absence But
night Bailey hubby Beson
performing those ultra hotels
shy girl spotted Star
audience
applause, told taking
cocktail high couldn't Just
stand there and smile ="
did until audience applaud
couldn't not with Bellson those drums
stopper did with Of
Pearls brohs tell there Is business like business
why before
look alike in actor Arthur OConnel Of Picnic" fame
the dolls Las cutie airline Fisher
Of a?? Johnny Mathis Johnny dating airline
late
Speaking singers according poll by
national magazine the jazz greats follows TRUMPET Miles
Davis who heads the list with
list 1884 while Anthony
PIANO. 1895
received putting
followed third place Ahmad
DRUMS: Well like Shelly Krupa
and Joe Morelo the first Baey
Hamilton and Cory Cole following
Male sngers?? Well 'front.'
votes that there doubt that he king Johnny
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GIoboI Shorts
ADDS IS MILLION FOR AFRICA

FORD FOUNDATION ADDS SIS MILLION FOR AFRICA
New CAP) Ford Foundation has added IS million
to its 1851 appropriations underdevoped countries and
pointed need for skilled
power in the African states
NEW FOUNDATION FOR AFRICA r
Washington (ANP)The Foundation for An Africa" in
iaed recently by President Kennedy Rose
Saul zaes formed people to raise
money for educational purposes Presidents brother
Robert F. Kennedy has been
HITS SLANTED REPORTS AFRICAN EVENTS
Columbus. Ohio tANP)Lester Granger. director
OF the National Urban League and president
Conference Of Social
stop PRrrong glib statements Of the
SAYS RATTLE LINES OF RACE BEING DRAWN IN AFRICA
Houston Texas (ANP-Hart silwen reviewing by
John Phillips entitled Kwane Nrah and the
summarizes the authors not ripe
that the change should be slow that the peoples
nations below the Sahara must be trained segoveren"
race are being drawn Africa So the battle
ocracy and Communism"
Phillips a a former professor at
Ghana university.
MINISTER DEPARTS FOR RHoDEs1A
Lagos Nigeria (ANP) Ngeran of JUS
tce Dr. T. O. Elias left for Salisbury delegates
en Rhode Elias played important the
present Nigerian constitution.
PARTNERSHIP ONLY SOLUTION FOR FEDERATION
Salisbury AN)-sr Roy welensky
Federation of Rhodea
possible solutions for the Federation white domination
tOn and partnership which, in his only
APPROXIMATION OF SECURITY FORCES
Ouagadougou
with the complete
the appointment Comparore present police
ouagadougou the security
change all heads
FIVE AMERICAN NEGROES GO TO GHANA
Detroit, Michigan (ANP) Five American Negroes
Gana where they expect to organize
company Members of The group Attys saings
Milton Henry and Norman Gubb Joseph
Johnson departure Henry
I'VE intend to save Afcaa least portions of ifor America
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that I was getting disgusted hav-
ing to stop my work 20 many
times for such radeneass
I tried to ten the boys that
when I was young the girls waited
for the boys TO telephone! One
Of my sons looked at me a. though
he was seeing me for the first
time and he said. Mother, In
olden times. when you were young,
did they have telephones7"
For q short time after that
noticed the girls called only when
the boys were home. Anyone Of
the boys would call the other one
for his" girl Then, the telephone
started ringing AZ usual-n
answered, no one said anything.
IN desperation. / called one Of the
girls I felt was doing most Of the
calling and told her had other
work to do without having to stop
my work 50 often to answer her
calls on the telephone. only to have
the receiver banged down on my
ears. I told her I would call the
boys to the telephone any time she
wanted to speak with one Of them.
but that was sure her mother
would not approve Of her calling
boys so often.
She stopped calling and that
was when my oldest son really be-
came interested In her. She didn't
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SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ellen Pronath,
Plaintiffs,
VS.
Joseph J. Stepka, William James,
George N. Lockrem and Chester A.
Jensen d/bIa Lockrem & Jensen.
The Travellers Insurance Co., Stand
ard Insurance Company OF New
York, United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company,
Defendants
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANTS:
You and each OF you are hereby
summoned and required to serve
upon plaintiffs attorney an answer
to the complaint which Is filed in
the office OF the Clerk of the above
named Court, within Twenty (20)
days after publication hereof. II
you fail to do so, judgment by de-
fault win be taken against you for
the relief demanded in the COM
THEoDoRE HERMAN
Attorney for Plaintiff
$40 Roanoke Bldg.
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
spokesman, Feb. 10, IL q 2D
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know II but while ahe was 10 busy
chasing him he couldn't see her,
but when she stopped running
after him he became 90 interested
IN her that now they are engaged
to be married.
'Yes," said Mrs. Smith, II wor-
ny about my boys when they are
out later than usual or when a
strange man or woman turks on
the Fairgrounds Of the school. !
haven't forgotten the year the dope
addicts went to the high schools
and gave boys marijuana cigar
cites! You remember one boy who
was too young to realize what
harm there was IN those cigar
cites had smoked them until he
lost his mind and died In less than
yearl The cigarettes had ruined
his health.
The ring Of dopesters was round
ed up and sentenced to prison
terms but that did not bring my
friends son back. OF course wor-
ry about my sons!
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who 2441 Ray place with
votes ay Charles only two couldn't
make the Hsng) After the Bobby DARN
followed by Belaonte Joe Williams King
in
Oddly enough Domino repeatedly has sold more records
than other singer including Crosby is
Hbber number 20 also pulled votes than
number 23-received
the Hst?? Why Pat Boone number 29
Billy Ecsne number Tony Bennett 10; Daone
number 80 Steve Lawrence number 25
81 Thrtytwo singers made the List" Presy???
And there's any doubt in mind who tops the
female vocalist category then haven't
Fitzgerald number received the
list June chrsy received only 1887 votes Kennedy
had such a margin!!I
Peggy Lee Nina Sone Dakota Station Vaughan
Connor Keely Smith, Anita oDay Day. Washington
Eydie Gorme, Annie Ross uambe Hendricks Ross)
Jackson Pat Suzuki Pearl Baiy Lena Morgan
Eartha Kit Patti Page GARNER Mcae Ernesne Kay
Starr Mavis Rivers, Jeri Southern and Della Reese
Well you losers remember, always next year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-02-17
STATE Of MINNESOTA
on uENTNEpTNT

- a ~ = UT Nl4NNEfOOIA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
- IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
state of Minnesota, by Walter F.
Mondale,
its Attorney General.
Petitioner,
VS.,
Leonard Hokenson; Eleanor Hoken-
son; Francis NJ. Hoye: Jane Hoye;
Josephine Wigley; Carl Carmichael
Hazel Mayo; Evelyn Rolling; I. T.
Maus; Dolores Maus; Gladys Y.
Harter; Alma Norby; County OF
Hennepin; Thomas Sabo; John A.
Capman; William Ross; A, Fair
banks; Ernest Pests; Nathan Acker-
man; Sylvia Pests; Ruth Alderman:
Marshall Investment Company; Mar
garet Buckley, formerly Margaret
Mileyark, also known as Margaret
Milcyark; r. ]. Buckley; Helen War
rem: Marcel Parkhurst; Joan Strong;
Grace Roberts; Rose Hatfield; Jean
cite Blanchard; Caroline Dickson;
Agnes Mesquadaee; Frank Hurd;
Tony Beiaez: Mary NGibbs; Evelyn
Teyson; also all other persons I'M
known claiming any right, title, in
terest or lien, in the real estate
described in the Petition herein,
Respondents.
IN THE NATTER OF THE CON-
DEMNATTON OF CERTAIN LANDS
FOR TRUNK HIGHWAY PURPOSES