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Evening star., 1961-10-23


test won special merit awards
Of the 23d annual Newspaper
The special merit winners,
prize. are Paul j. Lyman. a S
Department, who lives at 1901
ton, and George w, Lynn, jr.,
a Navy Department employe.
Of 1735 North Twenty-first
road. Arlington.
Mr.. Hyman's snapshot was
a color transparency entered in
Glass C (scenes and still lifeO
The photo. taken on his honey
moon in the Bahamas Islands
last spring, showed a light
house framed through the
Spokes of the pilot wheel Of a
sailing vessal on which he and
his bride were sightseeing.
Mr.. Lynn's entry was black
and white snapshot in Glass B
(activitieS). Entitled Cat Nap"
the shot showed his teen-age
daughter Sharon doing with
the family cat Pepper in their
Arlington home.
Eight Grand Prize Winners
These entries were among
eight grand prize winners III
The Star contest submitted for
today's judging in Explorers
Hall of the National Geo.
graphic Society.
They were among 522 en-
tries submitted by "a news
papers which participated this
year in the Newspaper Snap
shot Awards.
The top national winners.
receiving $1,000 prizes in each
of four classes in both color
and black-and-white photog-
raphy, are:
Glass A Color (babies and
children) - Mrs. Eileen B.
Smith, submitted by the CO.
lumbus (Ohio) Citizen-Journal.
Class B Color (activities)-
Thomas W. Trottin, Milwaukee
Journal.
Glass C Color (scenes and
still life) - Howard E. Foote,
New York World Telegram and
Sun.
Glass D Color (Animal life)
Milton F. Hollinger. Toledo
Blade.
Black and White Category
In black-and-white photog-
raphy. Class A - Miss June
Brown, Toronto (Ont.O Daily
Star.
Glass B-Dr. j. w. MCGEE,
Salt Lake City Tribune.
Class C-E. Thomas Upper,
Tacoma (WaSh.) News Tribune.
Class D--Robert L. Meyers.
Cincinnati Post and Times
Star.
Judges for the finals were
Gilbert L. Grosvenor. formerly
an assistant illustrations editor
of the National Geographic who
now serves on the editorial
staff of Newspaper Snapshot
Awards; Arthur Rothstein,
technical director Of Look Mag
azine's Photographic depart
ment: John Abbot. New York
photo-illustrator and color spe-
cialist; Irving Desfor. photog-
raphy columnist for Associated
Press Newsfeatures, and Peter
j. Braal, manager Of the photo
illustrations division of East
man Kodak Co.
All 522 entries will be dis
played in Explorers Hall for
the next two weeks.
In addition to the $1,000
prize winners. eight awards of
$500 each, eight awards of $3.50
each, and 128 special merit
prizes were presented in the
contest.
Evening star., 1961-10-23
Stor Snapshot Victors
Take National Awards

Stars amateur snapshot con-
today in the national judging
Snapshot Awards.
each of whom receives a $50
taft assistant in the Defense
South Courthouse road, Arling-
Evening star., 1961-10-23

Two prize-winners in The
test won special merit awards
Of the 23d annual Newspaper
The special merit winners,
prize. are Paul j. Lyman. a S
nena rtYnent WIN lives at 12n1
Evening star., 1961-10-23

DO
you
read
this way
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Dishwasher Reduced $3O.Ol!

No money down on Sears Easy
Payment Plan! Limited time sale!
2-cycle portable Kenmore auto
matically washes and dries a ser
vice for II! Vinyl cushioned racks
protect dishes, glassware. Easy
push-button controls. POrcelained
steel top!
DtShpdshers, Sears S Stores
Evening star., 1961-05-20
WSSC Dedicotes
Filtration Plant
By JOSEPH B. BYRNES
Reel Estote Editor of The Stor

water for distribution to the
filter plant dover right.
After the water is ready
for consumption 1t is metered
past the huge board at lower
left where a record is kept
Of each gallon used before it
is distributed to the con-
Sumer.
Most Modern
Considered one of the fin
est plants Of its type in the
Nation. the facility was
started in the spring Of 1859
on a 35 acre site 3 miles
north Of Potomac. When
finally completed it will serve
customers in upper Mont
gomery County, Wheaton and
Prince Georges County.
The first phase OF the
Continued on Page B-9, Col. 2
Evening star., 1961-05-20

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission this
afternoon dedicates its new
est facility-The Potomac
River Filtration Plant.
Located in Potomac, Mary
land, the plant marks the
first use of Potomac River
water by the commission,
made necessary by a peak
load last summer of approx
mately "a million gallons.
Potuxent River
Heretofore, the commission
has depended on the Patuxent
river for its source of supply.
At top left is the main
building of the new facility.
Known as the head house"
it is faced with native field
stone. At right (above) Is
the pumping station that
picks up Potomac river
Evening star., 1961-05-20

N-Rodio, B-l5-Sports, B-l6-l7
Comics, B-18-le-Society, BIG
Evening star., 1961-08-20
a A WORD
MFRoM
~ Mr.. ZANE

Dear Mr.. & Mrs. HOmeO~neri
To-day smart shoppers know
they get their very best buys ''OfT
season" Like buying your new
Winter Coat in August for less
money -. you get your greatest
value in Home RemOdeling by
letting Mr.. Zane do the job NOW.
Now, during our normally slow
season =. we offer you our lowest
possible prices in order to keep
our skilled WOrkmen busy until
the usual Fall Rush begins!
You'll get famous Zane quality
and dePendabiliiy the very
hest materials plus the finest
craftsmanship u. at the absolutely
lowest prices We are able to offer.
And Zane arranges low FHA terms
to suit iOU you pay for your
job while you live in and enjoy IL!
Call nov for q Free Estimate
without obligation. Find out why
Summer Buying is Smart Buy
ing" when you call Zane.
Thank you.
Sincerely.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

It's easy TO inquire simply give the facts to one
friendly counseIIors you'll get sympathetic attention
prompt your home loan problem you will be
obligation.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
CRAFTSMAN
Structural

For temporary position. Phone FL.
4-3400. Ext. 457, for appoint
ment. ATLANTIC r s E A r c H
at Edsall I'd. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
HELP MEN
(cONIINUED)

sskPRc. RcSaa and Assrs. s. 5 $s5 to 500 1iSHS 1K
61 new openings. bookkeepers, typ,
lists, stenos. Free registry. Tor
salaries. Est. As years. See today
Miss Bell. BOYD EMPLOYMENT
CENTER, 700 18th st. NV.
ACCTS., JR. AND SR., - s. o
HARDWARE SALES, fut., $6(
STENO., construction. S9C
GREEN'S EMPL., 73S 18th NV
ACCOUNTING, SALES
TECH. AND OTHER JOBS
A Wide Variety-All Salary Levels
COLUMBIA, 1341 G NV.
Evening star., 1961-05-02

WheR aHspSrtas Gduertisemeats
1ddressef to Star 6o1es do NOT
iHeloae original references, pho
toSrGphe or other materials Of
personal ealHe. Copies seTpe the
puTpose. Originals may get lost
Evening star., 1961-05-02
HELP MEN

AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN-We
have, an opening for an expert
enced man, must be able to dag
nose and explain mechanical needs
70 customers. This Is q good
chance for an aggressive man who
can maintain good customer re-
group hospitalisation, life insur-
Snce and many other company
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.. 1850
Conn. ave.
AUTOMOTIVE = Generator and
starter techniciAn; bench work;
will consider apprentice. POTO-
MAC ARMATURE SERVICE, 3342
NJ st. NV.
AVIATION-N N-NAVIGATION - Instru-
ment maintenance men. Repair
and maintain aircraft instruments.
500 to $50 week. Exper. Mr..
BLACK, Ma; S-&34O. BOYD'S, cor.
BAKERS (2), / cake baker and
decorator, l all-round baker: excel
opportunities for right men. For
5-9559 between . pm. and 10 pm.
BARTENDER, experienced, reliable,
REsTAURANT, ijfI f1sS' Kos LeesburE b nhas BIKE
Falls Church. JE. 2-S56i.
BoOKKEEPER CLERK, small me
chanical contractors office; varied
duties, including typing; 5-day
week. Reply to Box AJAX, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, through trial bal
ance, position in air-cond. office
OF plumbing and heating con-
tractor, accuracy and speed with
figures @ necessity, 5-day week,
varied duties; salary open. Cali
Mr.. Vance, CO. 5-961S after o.
GEORGE +. WARNER & CO.,
l0l Que st. ne.
BOoKKEEPER. $50 WEEK
Evening star., 1961-05-02
CRAFTSMAN

Must be capable Of reading struc.
tural steel and architectural draw.
ings and have had several year!
experience in this field. Mar
chosen will be trained in semi.
sales capacity; Salary and cal
appointment. UN. 10000. JOHN
H. HAMPSHIRE INC.
Evening star., 1961-05-02
HELP MEN
SECURITY
OFFICER

In local organization. Age 35-45
$4,000, 40-hour, 5-day week Ex.
cellent opportunity for retired
service personnel. Good health anC
character. Give experience, age
height and weight in reply. Boz
Evening star., 1961-05-02
HELP WOMEN
CONGRESSMTSS
"On the Hill"
$4,000
(cONTINUED)

Our neighboring Congressman as
sured me q diplomatic young lady
with or without exper. will have
an exciting future. Meet fellow
politicians and curious visitors;
use your skills and get INTO the
NEW FRONTIER. BETTY GRAY,
2ll woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7123.
(Empl.)
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other activities restricted by race.
'How Far Can They Coz"
Just how far the "ins" have
gone or can go was pointed out
here recently by Rev. Elton B.
Cox, of High Point, national field
secretary of the youth division Of
the NAACP.
There are many things we can
do" he said. Among them were:
-Sit-ins: Continue them where
lunch counters have not been de-
segregated.
-Stand-ins: Protest against
movie theaters.
-Wade-ins: Go to public tax
supported beaches.
-Swim-ins: Go to public tax
supported swimming pools.
Now Come The "Pray-Ins"
-Pray-ins: Prove to man that
God created man free. AS long as
we take segregation they will dish
1t out. AS a minister of God, The
is pastor of High Points Pilgrim
Congregational church, - don't
believe that we can live in segre-
gated homes, go to segregated
churches, be buried in segregated
cemeteries, then live happily ever
after in an integrated heaven =
/ am mad as hell at segregation
-Vote-ins: Every college stu
dent over 81 should register and
vote.
-Drive-ins: Go to roadside
snack bars and seek service. "A
Negro cannot get a decent meal on
the road in this state"
-Watch-ins: Pull up to drive-in
theaters; park; stay there; go to
Jail if necessary"
-Motor-ins: Stop at motels.
There is no place for you to sleep
on the road.
-Apply-ins: Seek non-tradition-
al jobs. Don't be satisfied with
Negro jobs. Confront the man. Let
him know segregation is wrong"
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-Walk-ins: Walk into every
unsupported institution from a
library to an art gallery.
-Buy-ins: Buy homes in neigh
borhood Of your choice. Live
wherever you want to live"
-Study-ins: Apply to colleges
and universities that teach sub
jects you want to study. Don't
limit yourselves to a Negro col
lege"
-Play-ins: Let your children
play in all unsupported play
grounds where they want to play.
-Bury-ins: Use all tax-support-
ed graveyards.
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or parties who have been spreading
the rumor he has been looking for
news" in the after-hours joints or
parties!
Notice: The Sterling Club Spring
Formal is set for May 27. Con-
fidentially, Bailie learns, the club
hopes the Elks Past Exalted Rul-
er's Council has chosen another
night for its annual affair. Both
organizations have some members
in each group and when the dances
bump" dates as they have in the
past, many people are frustrated,
because you can't be at two nice
affairs on the same night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03
CAR THIEF RETURNS MANS
CAR-RECONDTTTONED

Standerton, South Africa CAMP
A well-dressed visitor here last
week, apparently prosperous, left
a downtown cafe after luncheon
and discovered his car had been
stolen. He reported the theft to
police who promised an immediate
investigation and took a taxi back
to his hotel.
But, 10 and behold! The next day,
dining at the same cafe, he walked
to the sidewalk, and there, before
his startled eyes was his car
returned by the unknown mis-
creant, but no longer in disrepair.
1t had been fitted out with a new
radio, a new tire, venetian blinds
and a new ignition switch!
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tional firm has cancelled plans to
stage a title match between Moore,
who is still recognized in New
York, Massachusetts, and Europe,
and Erich schoeppner Of Germany.
Fugazy said demands for $50, 900
by Schoeppner was too demand
ing" Instead, he said, Feature
Sports would try to schedule the
Moore Rinaldi bout outdoors in
June.
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AUTO DAMAGE BY
HIT AND RUN DRIVER

Marion N. Stone, 37S w. Idaho
reported to st. Paul police officers
James Truso and John Nolan that
on February 26, his auto, a 1861
Cadillac, was struck by hit and
run driver inflicting approximate
ly $50 damage.
At the time of the accident
Stones auto was parked at Dale
and Rondo.
It is believed that the hit and
run vehicle has damage to the
right front. Police are investigat-
ing.
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LONE SCHOOL TEACHER
DIES; COPS FIND
HIDDEN TREASURl


Wilmington, Del. (ANP)-When
police, last week, summoned by a
neighbor, broke a lock on an apart
ment door they found the dead
body of Isabelle B. Tuchton, 76,
a retired school teacher, who had
lived alone since the death several
years ago, of her sister, Mrs. Ellen
Ross.
Corner William ]. Dougherty as
cribed Miss Tuchton's death to
natural causes-but police search
ed the apartment and found: In
hat boxes, bureau drawers and en-
velops, $4,000 in cash-and stocks
and bonds worth more than $780,
900!
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SHAMELESS THIEVES
RAID POLICE STATION

Des Moines, Iowa (ANP) -
Police and deputy sheriffs sought
a quick solution Monday to two
weekend thefts from coin-operated
vending machines.
Police Investigated a S12.65 theft
from the machine at the Police
Station and the deputies worked on
a $50 theft from the county Jail.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03

BY LAURA DURAND
1882 Iglehart Avenue
st. Paul, MINI.
Midway $3.50

Miss Paulette Starks was CROWN
ed Miss Halle Q. Brown, Febru-
airy rs, 161. Cynthia Ross was the
proud Junior Miss. Mr.. Big title
was won by Bobby Lewis And
the Mr.. Popularity title was won
by Lit Gardner. The dance was
said to be very swinging.
The Coed Club will have Can
teen at Halle Friday mite instead
of Thursday.
Mike Thomas from Minneapolis
gave a tanning party at. his
home Saturday, Feb. rs, 1861. A
few of those attending were Car
olyn Thomas, Philip Dew, Carter
Ellis, Howard Dass, Lorenzo and
Bob Butler, Ezeldas Berl, Irma
Boyd, Alg Frost, Louis and Carol
Brown, Bill Shaon, STEWARD Dean,
Blaine and Butch Chatam, Jack
Lien, Robert Mons, Annama and
Charley johnson and Harnalia
Tompson.
Leslie johnson gave a surprise
Pizza party Saturday. heard it
was lots Of fun.
Are you going to the Cent
aurs annual Western Roundup
March 4th?
Please continue to send your
Teen news to me.
Your Teen Reporter.
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BenedIct Arnold. 33.

Benedict Arnold, 80, pleaded
guilty in Cheyenne Wyo., to violat-
ing the Universal Military Train
ing Act failed to register for the
draft Yogi Berra (NY Yank-
ees) is vice president of the Yoo-
Hoo Chocolate Drink Co. .
There are about six sextillion
atoms in a drop of water (we're
no longer thirsty The Presi
dent 21-gun salute commentaries
the year 1776 (add one, seven,
seven and six 80.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03
Moore Willing
To Fight IfaIian;
German Is Our

New York (ANP) - Acting
after the New York State Athletic
Commission ordered him to defend
his title forthwith" light heavy
weight champion Archie Moore de-
clared here recently that he Is
willing to put his shrunken title
on the line against Guilio Rinaldi
of Italy on June 10 in Madison
Square Garden.
The commission had sent a tele-
gram to the veteran fighter at his
home in San Diego directing him
to sign for a title defense against
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03
BILL WAS IGNORANT,

DOI NOl DCNADs
London, England (ANP) - Bill
Pratt, a Londoner, 81 years old,
who left school at the age of 10,
and who says he can't read or
write, decided to take a chance on
a recent British soccer pool, so he
had his wife write his name and
address on the POOLS coupon, for
which he paid TO cents.
Last week when the pools num-
bers were drawn, there was joy
and celebration in the Pratt house
hold, for Bill had picked eight tie
matches in the soccer games
and won $5S, 900, all tax-rree, with
no deductions!
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STAR DIST

"SOme day 1 would like to stand
on the moon, look down through
a quarter million miles Of space,
and say, There certainly Is
beautiful earth out tonight'."-Lt-.
Col william Rankin, USMC.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03
MAN TO WORKHOUSE
FOR THEFT OF PANTS

On February Fl, Mary Jane
Stroinski of the Emporium Depart
ment store, protection department,
observed Preston Punch, 20, of
425 Iglehart, take a pair of pants
valued at S4.95. Punch was taken
into custody by st. Paul police
officers Kenneth Flowers and Wal
ter Stokes.
In municipal court on February
% Punch received a fifteen day
workhouse sentence.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME
$40 PENN NO.

Vacant-Large stucco and brick
family home in top condition in
side and out. Main floor has living
room with fireplace, full dining
room, kitchen and breezeway. Sec
ond floor has 2 large bedrooms,
ceramic bath and kitchen with
private outside stairway. Ideal to
rent out small htchenette or
rooms. Beautiful oak woodwork
and floors. Full basement, gas
heat, combination windows. Elk
cellent terms available, or trade.
Evans, Ia. 1924, or PA. 4-2011.
S-32
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a suitable contender "forwith. I"

The National Boxing Assn. pre-
viously had stripped Moore Of title
recognition, after he failed to meet
the associations stipulation to de-
fend within a specific period. The
MIA followed up that action by
sanctioning a bout between the
then No. 1 ranked Harold Johnson
of Philadelphia and Jesse Bowdry
Of st. Louis as for the light heavy
weight title. Johnson stopped Bow
dry on a knockout in the ninth
round of their bout at Miami
Beach and was recognized as the
MIA champion.
Meanwhile, Executive Director
Jack Fugazy of Feature Sports,
Inc, announced that the promo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03
RACY STORY

Lady Godiva put all she had
On a horse ESQ the legend gOes)
She didn't win or place (TOO bad
But she sure did show!
Henri Beauchamp.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03

The word turnpike came from
an early American custom of
blocking toll roads with pixies or
poles. When the toll fee had been
duly paid, the pixies or poles were
lowered.
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90 DAYS SUSPENDED
ON DRUNK CHARGE

ON DRUNK CHARGE
A man who gives his name as
Paulet F. Rowe, "a, OF AS Wac
outa but who is also known as
Robert Eugene Thompson, was ar
rested about 6:25 pm, February
"a, on a drunk charge. At the
time Of his arrest Rowe was at
his place of residence. He was
jailed by officer William Bloom.
In st. Paul municipal court on
February rs, he received a 80 day
suspended sentence.
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The
HIGH
And Low
DOW
BY BAHE THOMAS

While the Minneapolis gendar-
mes were loading nine wagon loads
of celebrants, to transport to Jail
for being caught in a tipping
house at 30S Queen Av. N, early
Sunday morning a similar party
was in progress in the And Hun
dred block on Second Av. S.
The neighbors in this effete resi-
Dental neighborhood who are Just
catching on, are up in arms. APP
parently this is not the first party
Of its kind held at the house in
question. 1t is doubtful that resi-
dents Of the Southside residential
area are going to stand still for
these commercial parties.
The after-hours party business
mentioned in this column months
ago has been slowly mushrooming.
1t caters to people who don't want
to go home after the regularly
licensed liquor spots closed on
Sunday at l am.
Operating both in Minneapolis
and st. Paul runners" for the
spots whisper to patrons Of the
various licensed bars that there's
going to be a party after closing
time and then the prospective pat
ron Is given the address Of the
place. In recent months operators
and runners have even been pass
ing out printed CONCENTRATIONS.
In Minneapolis usually to avoid
the police morals squad, the part
les are moved from place to place.
A Northside operator has been in
this business" for months.
Licensed bar and night club
operators in both cities now enjoy
ing business slumps are said to be
really unhappy about this after
hours unfair competition which
pays no heavy license fee, keeps
no regular hours and is not under
the constant surveillance Of the
two cities law enforcement agen-
cies.
The BIG LAUGH around the
newspaper office is that twice in
recent months, the rumor has been
spread that the BOSS MAN has
been caught in the police bottle
club raids.
He explained away the rurnor
the first time by pointing out that
he did visit police headquarters
early in the morning of the Lamp
lighters raid to inquire about q
friend who was supposed to have
been nabbed in the raid. It turned
out that one Of those caught did
tell officers he was a reporter for
this paper but when he couldn't
present credentials his claim was
ignored.
Monday a nice lady subscriber
called to offer her help to the
BOSS MAN because she had heard
he and his wife were in the Sunday
raid When BOSS MAN told the in
credulous lady he was home in bed
asleep at the time Of the raid, and
that he was not married, she be-
came apologize, The office staff
just laughed and giggled.
In the meantime the Old Man
has blood in his eye for the party
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Willie B. Allen, 1870 9Th Av. NJ,
and Jessie Overton, s22 Morgan
Av. NJ, have taken out licenses
to wed.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Now Is the time to plan the con-
struction of your new home. Call
us for a bid. We can save you
money. We also do remodeling of
any kind. MI. 4-7404. R-32
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ST-IN MOVEMENT SPREADING TO ALL
TYPES or PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS

WinstonSalem NC (ANP)-InSead of deng out the sit
in movement is spreading out
Not only the movement effective and the number
of people involved greater but the of protest has broad
ened
The demonstrations first directed lunch counters have
spread include theatres libraries Fairgrounds and many
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-03

TOO many people make ceme-
teries Of their lives by burying
their talents" - Edward Camp
bell.
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WIN. N. cASSIUS
~-A--"~

Now is the time to plan the con-
struction of your new home. Call
us for a bid. We can save you
money. We also do remodeling Of
any kind. MI. 4-74O4. S-32
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EIlo Fitzgerald, Peterson
Trio. Sfurt European Tour

Trio Start European Tour
New York (ANP) - Ella Fitz-
gerald, queen Of the jazz singers,
and the Oscar Peterson trio left
here by (Belgian) Sabena World
Airlines for London recently to be-
gin 13-day tour Of Europe, March
4.
First appearance for the touring
American musicians will be the
London Festival.
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FOUR ROOMS and bath, aicove
Utilities paid, 468 Carroll. CA. g.
el4S. R-32
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40ol THIRD AVE. so.
EXCEPTIONAL TRI-PLEX
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Good condition. Good income.
Priced right for quick sale. $14,-
900. Excellent financing available.
To see, call Mr.. Evans, IA. 1924
or PA. 4-2011. S-32
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MIN N E APOLIS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DUPLEX. 2123 EAST 22nd. $500
down. Five up, five down. WA. g.
2092. S-tf