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Data IN Chatter
BY DARCY DEAuGR

FROM HOLLYWOOD HARLEM
those blues Uncle
Sam a tab which totals than $4,000!
theatre that II
his theatre
enterprising gent Co produced by
Following the tiny Tin the Pess) Doris Days
fathers marriage Of color there absolute silence from
Hollywood camp wedding place Oho
Southern No comment from Miss who wasn't
wddng fans?
matter kind Not the land
many Well though the pape the
big nary celuoid
curtain.
after month following the happy celebration
New conis afterthough his column printed
explanation this statement
It merely sandwiched in between other items
Washington will shed
esranged husbands brother killed the
Dominican Republic during the recent revOltA
Nina Simone being PACED for the movies She will make hel
Notorious Landady. which win Asare
Jack Lennon.
Sidney pretty
daughter after their friend beautiful R0iAnds
the actress
wonder where the who laughed scoffed
Cookies overnight saying flash
Quite few n the know predicted that after his big hit YoC
Cook would anonymity experts
Sam sold than 10000
enjoying lasting fame and the fruits Of his labor
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Africa At A Glance
RACK m SALISBURY

Salisbury Southern Rhodesia (ArP)-Patrlck AEatmba fme
the Outaed African National Congress who new HO
in sansbury possible strong
extremist party from Joshua NkOmOs National Democratic
AFRICAN Art PIECE STOLEN
Chicago (AP)-A 5000 African sculpture stoler
from the Institute according Allen Mab director The brown
wood sculpture representing the head and neck Of member Of M
Fang Africa earlier by
guard Jawic art piece wooden
stand on the ground floor of the main building.
Dtbout French somaland (ArP)-Taxs regarding
Of French soaand are TO be resumed after interruption arising
Algeria delegation territory left for
win continued Ali Ar vice president Of the
council saratdan president Assembly
delegation governor territory already in Paris
TDaan Nigeria CANp)EeOns to go local government councils
eight Nigeria win be held
July divisions Ijebu Reno Egba Egbado ozhun, oyo
Ibadan
Port OF Spain Trinidad ANP)-The government may
acquire complete the British
Negotiations underway Port Of Spain between the government and
BoAc are expected to be concluded by September
BANDITS KILL AGAIN
NairObi Kenya (AP-After three previous
reports Indicate armed and mounted
band Ethiopia
ports which from the Northern Frontier said that more
Rendine had been killed and 800 cattle stolen
AFRICA SEMINAR
Philadelphia pennsylvania (NP)-A woay african
University Pennsylvania Of
fouray Congress Association of Hungarian Students
delegates
sentng $50 colleges and universities the United
Canada
MOROCCO PROTESTS
Morocco (APContinung its claim that Mauritania
republics territory protested
negotiations with the former French West African
colony financial technical aid and
defense
WORKSHOP ON AFRICA
Cheyney Pennsylvania ANP)The peoples cultures Of Sub
win the subject study Contemporary Affairs
Workshop Ceyney college Cheyny
during school, 26Juy H. and
July 17-August f.
BOYCOTTS COUNCIL
(AP)zanzbars AfroShaz party, which 10 Of
legislative council seats recent election mared by violence has
decided council according released
The action protest against and arbitrary
security poeeciOn riots
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o sOT EsToS OF E 1sGSSE9RAFI 1Hc.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF UPTOWN HARDWARE. INC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Uptown Hardware: Inc; was duly "
June, 1851, under and pursuant to
the provisions OF Chapter 500 of the
Laws of Minnesota for 1888 (known
as the Minnesota Business Corpora
tion AcO as amended and supple
mented.
to be conducted by the corporation
10 to manufacture, buy, sell and
generally deal in any and all forms
OF hardware, equipment, sporting
goods, electrical supplies, automo-
tive supplies and accessories, plumb
ing supplies, tools, cutlery and any
and all other commodities usually
buy, sell, lease, mortgage and other
wise deal in real and personal prop
erty; to enter into, make, perform
and carry out any and all contracts
and things incidental thereto.
The location of it's registered
office is at 3O45 Hennepin Avenue,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The names and addresses of the
incorporators and first Board of
Directors are:
Roy F. Porter, 3O56 Rhode Island
Ave. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Clara L. Porter, 1855 Rhode Island
Avenue So, Minneapolis, MINI.
F. d. Hyden, 5O28 Dyndale Avenue
So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Yvonne L Hyden, 502S Lyndafe
Avenue So, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
this goth day of June, 1861.
.THEODOR HERMAN
HERMAN AND KARON
Attorneys at Law
$40 Roanoke Bldg,
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
(Spokespan, June 80, 1850
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turned out to be about 75l For
five days these friends they met
tried to see that Alice and John
did not get lonesome while visit
ing their flair city,. An they ever
saw Of the sun porch was n
glimpse Of IT as they came In or
went out.
They had gone out to breakfasts,
lunches, dinners and Just a few
games Of cards In the evening"
When they came in the fifth night
John said to Earl and Ellen, I'VE
have certainly had a grand time
since we have been here and /
do not want you to think we do not
appreciate all you have done for
us but L am leaving for home in
the morning because have to get
a little rest before going back to
work. Earl assured them IL they
stayed they would not have, to
leave the house again unless they
wanted to go.
The next week the four had a
wonderful time together. They
spent most of the time on the
porch enjoying the rest and talk
ing over their plans for the future
and one day the men went fishing
and the sisters went down town
shopping and looking around the
stores. That was not very much
fun, thought Alice, but If that is
what my sister and John want to
do, I am happy.
I will try to forget all Of the
plans I have.
Few people who are used to 60
ing out socially all Of the time,
realize that there are people who
enjoy their vacations Just being
away from their regular routine at
home.
Ellen and Earl had to admit that
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NOTICE or INCORPORATION
nv NHRLCO. INC.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Shelco, Inc. was duly Incorporated
on the 18th day OF June, 1851, under
and pursuant 20 the provisions OF
Chap9er 500 OF the Laws OF Minne-
sofa for 1881 (known AZ the Minne-
sofa Business Corporation Act) AZ
amended and supplemented.
The general nature of the business
to be conducted by the corporation
is to manufacture, buy, sell, deal
and trade in all kinds OF metal
products; to install metal products
In homes, buildings; to conduct q
general sheet metal business and TO
otherwise enter into, make. perform
and carry out any and all acts In
cidental to the purposes for which
this corporation 10 formed.
The location Of its registered
office Il at $40 Roanoke Building,
Minneapolis 2, Minnesota.
The names and addresses OF the
incorporates and first Board Of
Directors are:
Thsodor Herman, siO Roanoke Bldg,
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
Roger Karon, $40 Roanoke Bldg,
Minneapolis 3. MINI.
Donna Klitxke, $40 Roanoke Bldg,
Minneapolis ., MINI.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
this goth day Of June, 1861.
THBoDoR HERMAN
HERMAN AND KARON
Attorneys at Law ..... ...
$40 Roanoke Bldg
Minneapolis Q, MINI. as
spokesman, June 80, 1850
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nau WTlILeu dILu Iotu yOuI LcAAIlVcS
you were coming for a Rest.
Your relatives thought q rest for
you would be to show you the
beautiful sights in and around the
Twin Cities. First, though. they
had planned a little" get-together
in your honor. When you arrived
at their home, you gave their COM
Portable looking sun porch a glance
and decided right then 1t was
where you were going to start en-
joying your vacation.
You said to Alice" AS soon as
I can change into some casual
clothes am going to sit down in
one of these comfortable chairs
and enjoy myself. What do you
say?" Alice looked at the cool
comfortable looking sun porch and
said, II agree with you. There is
nothing / would like better than to
sit here the rest of the afternoon
but we have to get ready for
guests
John groaned, mo, don'tw
Alice then told him that her sister
had invited some close friends in
to meet them and they would have
to get ready as the guests would
be there within three hours. Alice
explained to her husband, John,
that her sister wanted some Of
their close friends to come in this
early evening and meet her sister
and brother-in-law.
John gave a longing look at the
cool sun-porch and said, alice, I
win 60 down and try to enjoy my
self meeting these people but I
am not going anywhere else! I am
tired and viii enjoy nothing like
staying here at the house and visit
ing with your sister Ellen and
Earl, her husband.
The little" group Of friends
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1881
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION FOR
nz6sras1SU a rT0G nm TANN
REGTSTRATION OF L.

AFFLAOAINON FUR
REGISTRATION OF LAND
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter Of the Application of
Gertrude Logan; Reva Logan; Joseph
w. Rosin; Blossom Freedman: Phyl-
lis Heyman; Lewis +. Jacobson;
Belle p. Silbert; J. Edward jacobson;
Seymour Logan; Renee Logan and
Reya Logan, as Trustees for Rich
ard Logan. under a Declaration Of
a6Sss d n so0 MaTsS ssS fRS gs
Records. Page ISL; Renee Logan
and Reva Logan, as Trustees for
Daniel Logan, under q Declaration
of Trust, dated March 1, 1850, and
recorded In Book $50 of Miscellane-
GUS Records, Page ass; Renee Logan
Hollis Logan, under a Declaration
OF Trust, dated March 1, 1850, and
recorded in Book $50 of Miscellane-
GUS Records, Page 2s7; Renee Logan
and Reva Logan as Trustees Tor
jamie Logan, under a Declaration
and recorded in Book $50 Of Miscei-
laneous Records, Page 235: Renee
Logan and Reva Logan, as Trustees
for Todd Logan, under q Declaration
Of Trust, dated October B, 1853, ana
recorded In Book $50 Of Miscel-
laneous Reeords' Page siSI hsnee
for Jonathan Logan under a Declar-
alton of Trust, dated January ),
1855, and recorded In Book IbO OF
Miscellaneous Records, Page 103,
TO register the title to the following
described real estate situated IN
fennepin County MINNESOTA name
Nwg
Lots % and ~ AUDITORS SUD-
division Number lbI;
That part OF BLOCK ST. TOWN
of Minneapolis lying SOUTH
easterly OF the soutne@SteEsy
line OF L 20 1Es
and Northwesterly OF the
Northwesterly line OF Lot ~.
Auditors Subdivision Numper
l52, and between the extensions
SoutheaSterly OF the Southwest-
erly line of said Lot ~ ana the
%,
| Applicants
VS.
The Andrews Hotel company,
Minnesota corporationi .; =. NesIer
and Company, a Wlsconsin eorpora.
ton; McEIvaln no .SsInnrna1 1
Authority in and for the city OF
Minneapolis; american N Hls I'm IN
Bortz Husband of Mabel Bortz)
| CSam Polski and willard Polski
doing business as Pit BarDecue)
Sam Polski; WIllard PolSki LESLIE
Alicia Parker; Anna ,Kloster; f. L
Cook; sophie Beito; Wanna Gaylotfi
Harold Elmer; Knute Nelson' Adeine
Hudrlik; also all heirs and devisees
OF any of the above named persons
who are deceased; and All other per-
] sons or parties UNKNOWN clalmine
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AAlsslsslppl Supreme Court
Voids Conviction Of
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MAAcp Seufo 0ffieiuI
jackson, Miss CAMP - Ths
Mississippi Supreme Court lasl
week overturned the contempt con.
viction OF Medgar Evers, state field
representative for the NAACP.
Mr.. Evers. who is So years old
was sentenced to q 800 fine and
thirty days In jail in Forrest
County Circuit Court last Decem,
Der for criticixing the conviction
Of another Negro for burglary.
The high court said, .sThe courts
are subject to the same criticiSr
e. other people when case il fin
ished."
Evers, q Mississippi native and
the associations only paid officia.
in the state said it was "encourag.
ing that there Is a court Of law In
our state that regards freedom Of
speech as a cornerstone Of oul
American heritage"
Although it freed Evers from
his sentence. the high court took
issue with his statement calling
the conviction of Clyde Kennard
"a mockery Of justice"
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Somnay DoVis, Jr., Sparks
AlI-SfuF Benefi9 Show
-. - NIL


Los Angeles (ANP) - Enter
tainer Sammy Davis, Jr., made
another major contribution to the
fight against racial segregation
when he spanked an All-Star show
here Sunday to raise funds for the
Freedom Riders.
Other headliners on the show In
cluded Gospel queen Mahalia Jack
son and comic Dick Grgory.
This was one Of several benefit
shows being sponsored in various
cities Of the nation for the Free
dom Riders.
Meanwhile, in Chicago, jazz
queen Ella Fitzgerald scored a big
hit in another benefit fete for the
University of Chicago Cancer Re-
search Foundation at Mccormick
Place, the ultra-modern exposition
hall on the lakefront last Friday.
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1O-YEAR-OLD DRIVER
INVOLVED IN
'sTRAFFTC CRASR1

Memphis (ANP) - When Police
Officers Crawford and Roser went
to investigate a traffic crash last
week, they learned that the driver
was 10 years old; the pedestrian
victim was 9 and the witness was
5. The accident happened when
Randy Brown was driving his mot
orized go-cart and Douglas Muir
ply was hit when he dashed across
the street in front of Randy's go
cart.
No charge was placed against
the driver, but Dave Ashmore, po-
lice statistician said: Wen have
to classify it as a traffic accident
because it was a motor vehicle
and it happened in the street!
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
or PAM. INC.

Or FAM M.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Pam, Inc. was duly incorporated on
the. 18th day Of June, 1851, under
and pursuant to the provisions OF
Chapter SOC Of che Laws OF Mime
sofa for 1888 (known as the Mime
sofa Business Corporation AcO rs
amended and supplemented.
The general nature OF the business
to be conducted by the corporation
Is to take, lease, purchase or other
wise acquire, and to own, use, Hold,
SELF convey, exchange, lease. mort
gage, work, improve, develop. divide
and otherwise handle, deal in, and
dispose OF real estate. real property,
and any interest or right thereini
to erect, construct, maintain, im-
prove, rebuild, enlarge, alter, man
age and control, directly or through
ownership OF stock In any corpora
ton, any and all kinds of buildings,
houses. stores, offices, shops, ware
houses, factories, mills, machinery
and plants, and any and all other
structures and erections which may
In the Judgment of the Board OF
Directors at any. time be necessary,
useful or advantageous. for the pur-
poses OF the corporation, and "a
otherwise enter into, make, perform
and carry out any and all acts in
cidental thereto.
The location OF it's registered
office Is at zoe NE, sixth Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The names and, addresses of the
lnoorporators and first Board OF
Directors are:
Mortimer Lenk. Route s, Excelsior,
MINI.
Fuetcher Jondahl, Route 8, Excelsior,
MINI.
Theodor Herman, sIO Roanoke Bldg.
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
this goth day of June, 1851.
THEODOR HERMAN ........
HERMAN AND KARON
Attorneys at Law . .'.
$40 Roanoke Bldg.
Minneapolis 2, MINI.
(Spokesman, June 80, lSsl)
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File No. 9S32S
ORDER FnR NEARING n

OHeDnAns EON E1EAAEGAN~ YIN
PETITION TO LEASE LANDS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
. .-..-...s.g PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Samuel l. Rauf-
man, Decedent,
1T IS ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, II any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
July 18th, 1861, at 10 o'clock AN. in
the Court House in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, why license should not
be granted to the representative Of
said estate to Lease certain real
estate described in the petition of
the representative, herein filed. This
order shall be published in the Min
neapolis Spokesman and copy
mailed to each Of the heirs, legatees
and devisees of said Decedent at
least IL days before the date Of said
hearing.
COURT SEAL)
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN ].
PETERSON, Judge of Probate
Court, this 18th day of June,
ROSE FOssEEN
Clerk of Probate Court
Nemerov q Perl
Attorneys
100 NV. Federal Bldg.
(Spok esman, June 20, 30 a. July z,
1850
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HOW MEAN CAN

HOW MEAN CAN
A HUSBAND BE
London, England (ANP) - APP,
pearing before a London divorce
court jurist last week Mrs. Rebec.
ca Dean was asked on what
grounds she based her suit fol
divorce from her husband, Maurice
She told the court: He put wei
sand in my bed; ransaclSed my bed
room; broke dinner plates; pelted
me with asparagus and eggs
knocked me about and hid my
mink coat" Divorce Granted"
ruled the court!
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Color Of will not automatically bring the offer Of job
The requisite qualifications cannoand should notbe
positive heartening
significant recruits found would
another demonstration pothted oneof the ability Negro
citizens And made good demanding positions their
would challenge the nations private challenge
enhanced prestige pfomance-St
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THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood

think the day weather's bad
try things things for which you're Glad
summer days when others fret just find a shady pool
Refresh your mind and rest your Keep cool
And If there pool at hand not cen a shady brooks
look about for place thatn a quiet nook
after all it matters not the time. place spot;
determined keep naught you hot
need thermometers to ten you cold:
When others TITS hot to-day"
Youn mind the days weathers
stay all cool inside your thought keep
Daily
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JUST WAIT TILL
GET MY PANTS ONT"

SANA AVA n NAAN ~ N4Ns
Buffalo, N. Y. (ANP) - An ex-
asperated motorist, his gas supply
exhausted on a country highway
limped into a suburban service
station in the early morning hours
and to his disgust found the place
deserted and in complete darkness
Turning his flashlght on the front
Of the station he spied a sign and
breathed a sigh Of relief when he
read this message:
Ring the bell for night service
and keep your shirt on while ]
get my trousers on!
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they enjoyed the time spent doing
the things their guests wanted to
do. An Of the years they had been
living In the Twin Cities they had
never been TO some Of the places
John and Alice asked them about.
They had not learned to en-
Joy themselves. other than by GO
ing to social affairs ana giving
them.
During the time Alice and John
were with them they really saw
their beautifNl city through strang-
ers eyes They also learned to APP
preciate staying at home more Of
tan. They had almost forgotten
what It was like to spend q quiet
evening at home. Rest Is a wonder
full experience and everyone needs
II.
So many people go back home
from their vacations 50 tired IL
takes them weeks to catch up" on
their rest, but IL they enjoy 1t, all
is wen and good. Others really
need a rest. Take your choice and
be happy.
Before you complain about this
hot spell, remember this il the
kind Of weather you wished for
last winter when it was % below
zero and hundreds Of you could
not get your cars started morn
ings! Remember?
Best place to spend your vaca-
ton Is just inside your income."-
WIN Bennett in Vancouver, BIC,
Province
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YOUR OWN VACATION

You and wife, John and Ahcel decided
Cities small home needed rest
short Of your visiting your relatives You
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Evening star., 1961-10-27

kissed a boy was to a crowd
of standing room only"
IT'S kind of difficult to
kiss on stage, especially when
you're in junior high and only
l3 and without any expert
ence in that field. I didn't
know how to approach it. I
was younger than most Of
the cast" says Sandy.
THE director said we
didn't have to rehearse the
kiss until dress rehearsal, un-
less we wanted to. and we
didn't want to. was lucky.
They let me have my back
to the audience. l looked
straight backstage and did a
pretend kiss so it looked like
more than it was.
kissing on stage is harder
than crying on stage" says
Sandy. Il don't know about
kissing off stage because I'm
still inexperienced in this
field. When I cried tears on
stage I just had a sad thought
about how my bird died
when I was 10. When l
kissed. I thought about get
ting it over with as fast as
possible"
Joyce Hill. a Bethesda
Chevy Chase High sopho-
more, is more philosophical
about kissing.
Il always wondered: If you
never saw anyone kiss, if you
rever knew kissing existed,
would you klsS?"
Fifteen-year-old Joyce says
she used to think about that
lot. But her thoughts
changed recently when she
found herself kissing B-CC
Sophomore Rusty Thacker in
a musical version of Seven
teen" The boy working the
lights was the boy Joyce has
been going with" for four
months and % days.
On stage with Rusty. who's
just a friend, I'VE sometimes
just hummed instead OF really
kissing" Joyce says.
AT one performance, I
decided to really throw my
self into the part and kiss
Rusty" recalls the little
blond. Il did, but it didn't
seem different to the people.
Only Rusty seemed sur
prised."
Both Joyce and Rusty agree
that kissing off stage is more
difficult because emotions are
involved.
If you can act" says
Rusty, there isn't anything
TO kissing on stage. But off
stage, you have to mean
what you're doing.
Evening star., 1961-10-27

person. If it is not true, then
you are making the mistake
Of over emphasizing your
faults and overlooking your
good qua little S. Occasional
self-criticism is good for all
Of us, providing we judge our
selves accurately, recognizing
both good and bad traits.
If you have accomplished
more than others you know,
you have a right to be proud
but not conceited. Learn
humility by being thankful
for your opportunities and
God-giver talents.
Now, about being your
self" The expression really is
complete. Literally, it
means being your best self
to the best Of your ability
being sincere. kind, honest,
industrious and as consider
ate as possible of everyone.
When we strive to be all these
things, we are on our way to