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APERT. HENRY suddenly. on thur,

day. August %, 1862. at his resi-
dence. 40l V ST. NV. HENRY
Dolores Diamond. Silver Spring, Nd;
Sidney Alpert, Takoma Park, Nd,
and Lawrence Alpert of Silver
Spring. Nd. He also is survived by
a sister. Mrs. Gussie Alpert. Silver
Spring, Nd, and q brother, Irving
Albert. New York. N. Y. Funeral
services at the Bernard DanzanSky
& Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l+th
st. NV. parking facilities adjaeenr,
on Friday, August "a, at pm;
Interment Ohev Sholom- I almuo
Torah Cemetery. Memorial week
1908 Xaveria dr., Silver Spring, Nd.
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brown. ARTHUR NJ. on Thursday

August 30, 1852, ARTHUR M
BROWN Of Little German I'd. north
Laurel. Md, beloved husband OF
Anna NJ. Brown (nee FadelyJ and
brother OF Albert M and Vernon
Ross Brown. Funeral services at
sDo POI, Funera. home, 81 Ia
August IS, at 2:30 pm. Interment
st. Marks Cemetery, Highland, Md.
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LOWRY, MEkLE 9. On WEDNESDAY,
August -, 1862, at AElinEton Hos;
North Fillmore St. Arlington. Va
beloved wife OF Thomas z. Lowry
and sister OF Walter, Norman, Arthur
ana Clarence Swenberg. Friends may
Wilson blvd Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, August 81. at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. In lieu of flowers, the family
suggests that contributions may be
made to the Cancer Fund. Airing
ton County Unit, l41l North Gar
field St, Arlington, Va. IS
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BACHRACH, LIBBY. on "wednesday
August ~, 1862, LIBBY BACHRACH
of 30O2 Rodman st. NV, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Henry Cohen Of
New York, Miss Rebeccs Bachrach
DR.. Louis Bachrach, Nathan Bach:
rach Of Lothian, Mo, and Israel
Bachrach. She also Is survived by
sister. Mrs. Fannie Miller OF Balti'
more, Md; seven grandchildren
eight Observation-Disclosures. Funera
services at the Bernard DanZAnskN
d Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st
NV. parking facilities adJacenD
on Friday, August "a, at IL am
Interment Ohev Sholom Talmuc
Torah Cemetery. Memorial week
1886 Missouri ave. NV, Apt. sos
In lieu Of flowers, the family Sug'
gests contributions may be made u
~ vour rhnfra "a
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LITTLE, LEROY. on -Tuesday, August
q. 1852. LEROY LITTLE Of 31l7
Little. After pm. Friday friends
may call at the johnson a. jenkins
Funeral Home, 4S0S Georgia ave.
NV, where funeral services will be
held on Saturday at = pm. Inter
ment Harmony Memorial Park. S.
W. Butler, Mortician. "a
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iOUGH, ANDREW. The officers and
- - members of John L. Burnett
kHA Council, No. 5, D. Of A.. are
A hereby notified of the death
kER1 Of our late brother and
charter member, ANDREW
NHk COUGH. Officers and mem
bers are requested to as
semble at Parsons Funeral Home,
a." North Washington St, Pals
Church, Va. at s pm SATURDAY:
OF conducting funeral services for
our late brother.
BERTHA GRUBBS. Councillor.
c. H LYNN, Recording Seey. rs
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Dfatha

WALTER B. On wednesday
August -. 1862. WALTER B. Al
BACGH OF $500 10th St, Silver
Spring. Nd, beloved husband Of
Mary s. Albaugh, father of Mary
Lee Albaugh and walter B. Albaugh
jT; brother of Mrs. Charles Nc
AlliSter Jones of Frederick, Nd. One
grandchild also survives. Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of
Robert A Humphrey, Bethesda, No.
between the hours of > to pm
and to q pm. Friday. Service viii
be held on Saturday, August 25
at 10 am, from the above funera
q home. Interment New Market, Nd
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CLAUDE 5. On Thursday,
GENERAL Hospital iS CLAUDE s. JoR.
DAN, beloved husband OF Elsie NJ.
Jordan. father of Lorraine Worth,
Elsie Alvey, Mildred Alvey, Carrie
Madden, John E, Willard R., Claude
brother OF Dorothy Dunn and Oil
bert Jordan. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking facili-
tieS), on Saturday. August 25, at IL
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Visiting hours until pm.
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GERTRUDE. Tn. Off.

Aa - GERS and members Of John
-AnA L. Burnett Council, No: 5,
D. OF A., are hereby noti-
KTI fled OF the death OF our
Nay late sister. GERTRUDE
Nk ARMENTROUT. R email 5
resting at Lindseys Funeral
Home, South Main St. Harrisonburg,
Va. Services Sunday, August 20,
BERTHA GRUBBs. Councillor
= Il LYNN Recording Secy %
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JONES, MARIA F. on "wednesday
August 80, 1862, MARIA F. JONES
mother OF Mrs. Helen L. Richards,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ferguson and
Samuel A. Jones. Also surviving are
her grandchildren, nieceS, nephews,
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by McGuira. Inc 81
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ChUMBKIS, NICHULEIIA A, On
Thursday. August %, 1862, at her
rssidence, 5422 LIST pl, NV,
loved wife. Of the late Nicholas A
ChumbriS and mother of Mrs. Peter
T. ChaconaS, Andrew N, Peter N.
Angeles N. and Cleon G. Chumbris.
She also is survived by six grand-
children and two great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th
st. NV. tparking facilities). Serv-
ices at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Cathedral, 36th st. and Mass. ave
NV, on Saturday. August 20. at
. pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers. the
family suggests that expressions OF
sympathy may be made in the form
Of contributions to the St. Sophia
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MEAD, THOMAS L., Jr. On wednesda,

August o. 1862. at his residence
1905 Baltimore ave: College Park,
band OF Miriam Clements Mead,
father OF Mrs. Irene M. Finley Of
the home address and Mrs. Helen
NJ. Lee OF New Castle, Del: brother
Of Miss Anna D; Mead of Greenwich,
grandchildren and six greAt-grand-
children. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st.
NV. on Saturday, August %. at
IL am. (parking facilities). Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. "a
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FALIEK n. The Officers and
members Of Mary WASH
inston Chapter, No. so. o.
z. g., are hereby notified
of the death OF Brother
WALTER H. W Z TX Z L.
Past Patron, on Thursday,
AUGUST %. 1862. Funeral
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1fatHH

sYMoNETTE. FLORA. Suddenly, or
wednesday. AuguSt %, 1852, FLORA
sYMoNETTE Of 1927 18th st. nv
beloved wife. Of Harold symonetts
sD OSo ' o. 4 IA. Hf p Hal .ss o a;s
Lewis, all Of Rsdford. Va. and
Willie Dobbins Of Roanoke, Va. She
also is survived BY other relatives
and q host OF friends. Funeral sery-
E ICES yin g 9 hsld at the ~ J1 svt
ment Harmony Memorial Park or
Monday, August 81, at pm.
TARMoN. CLIFTON WILLIS. Or
Wednesday, August 90. 1862, CLIP
TON WILLIS TARMON, husband Of
Daisy B. Harmon, father Of Glitter
Lee Harmon: also survived by two
sisters. Mrs. Loretta Anton and Mrs
Nellie Mari, and two brothers, Walter
call at Parsons Funeral Home, 47s
North Washington St. Fall Church
Va. where funeral services will b,
held on Saturday. August IS, at
Pm; intsTmsnt Flint Hill Cemetery
TATE, MARY J. On Monday, August
90. 1852, at her RESIDENCE. ,63S Ey!
devoted wife Of Andrew Tate. Also
brothers. one adopted daughter
other relatives and friends. Remain.
resting at the John T. Rhines Co
Funeral Home. 3016 18th st. ne
(ample parking fAcilities), wherI
friends may call after 4 pm. Fri.
day. August "a. Funeral service,
Saturday. August IS. at pm, 81
the Silom Baptist Church. West
moreland County, Va, the Rev
BENJAMIN Lee officiating. Interment
church cemetery. 22,24
T0NKER, IRENE L. On Wednesday
August %, 1862, IRENE l. TON
KER, Of 1904 Otis st. ne, Mt
Rainier, Nd, mother Of Raymond
NJ Tonker, sister Of Frances NJ.
James W. and Fontaine L. MeZ.
zanotte; also survived by thret
grandchildren. Friends may call al
Valleys Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave ne. Fu.
neral Saturday, August rs, at 9:3C
am. Thence to Holy Rosary Cath
ole Church at 10 am, where mas
will be offered for the repoSe Of hei
soul. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
VANCE, JOHN NJ. Suddenly, on Mon.
day. August 20, 1862. JOHN NJ
VANCE, brother of William Vance
Of 1904 Sd st, ne. Other relatives
and friends also survive Remains
. resting with L. Z. Murray g. Sons
1887 10th st. NV, where friend;
may call Friday from 5 to 10 pm
and where funeral services will b.
held Saturday at am IptaFmani
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BENSON. OJETTA D. on Monday

BLNsON, UJLIIA ~ MOnqay'
pitsl, OJETTA D. BENSON OF $3.50
18th pl. ne, beloved wife OF Lemuel
Benson. Also surviving are one step
son, Howard s. Benson; one aunt,
three cousins, Alberta Campbell, Mil
dred Dent and Matte Gilmore; other
relatives and friends. After 4 pm.
Friday, August "a, remains will rest
at her above late residence. Funeral
services will be held Saturday, Au-
gust %, at . pm, at the new st.
Paul Baptist Church, cath and
Franklin SITS. ne, the Rev. Edgar L.
Williams officiating. Interment Car
yer Memorial Park. ARRANGEMENTS
by John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
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CoNNELL, Elsie M. on M.dne,dar

August %, 1852. ELSIE N. con.
NELL. beloved wife Of James W
Connel and mother OF Myrtle Scaggs
Clara Harris and Lillian Milstead
She also is survived by nine grand
children and eight great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Donaldson Funeral Home, 3l3 Tai
bolt ave-, Laurel, Md. Funeral
services at Emmanuel Methodist
Church on SATURDAY at 1870 pm
Interment church cemeterY %
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VIZ DOREN. FRANCIs 7. I. On Thur

l. LAY VAN poRES d Of fo5 i4A sIcfnei
DR., Silver Spring, Nd. husband o
Virginia I. Van Doren, father @
Miss Helen z. Van Doren and Siste
Muriel and brother Of Theodore !
Van Doren. Mr.. Van Doren rest
Home. SABA Georgia ave, Silve
Spring, Md. parking facilitieSl
Mass will be offered for the repos
OF his soul on Saturday, August q
At 9 am, at st. Johns Catholi
Church, 10000 RosenSteel dr., Fores
Glen. Md. Interment st. Ros
Catholic Church Cemetery, Cloppel
Nd. Friends are invited to Visi
the family at their home on Thur,
day and Friday between the hour
of and 9 p.m %
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DOUGLASS, WALTER JAMES, Sr. On
Thursday, August %, 1852. WALTER
JAMES DOUGLASS. Sr., devoted
husband Of Clarice A. DOUGLASS,
father of Walter James DOUGLASS
n, and brother OF Ruth D. Brown
Also surviving are other relatives
and friends. Notice Of funeral later,
ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins. IS
FISHER, ELIZABETH. On Wednesday,
August 20, 1852. at Freedmen's Hos,
pital, MRS; ELIZABETH FISHER
OF 1870 Sth st. NV. She is sur
ylved by devoted husband, Mr.
Adolph Fisher; two devoted foster
daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce and
mrs. Alice Green: one foster son-in-
law, Edward Pierce; other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
At the Horton Mortuary. 1924 You
81. NV" after 5 pm. Friday, where
services will be held Saturday at
pm. the Rev. Henry Miles Of.
nciatinE. Interment Lincoln Me
mortal Cemetery. %"
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NJ r WESTMoRELAND, W. NJ
JESSIE L. SMITH, Seey.

servlceS VIII be held AZ 2 PM, Sat.
urday. August 20. at Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va.
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1862. Services at Everly-Whea tley
Funeral Home, 1900 West BraddocE
I'd. Alexandra, Va, on Satur-
ment Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
DAVID T. STEELEY, President
FREDERICK T. KEENAN,, Secy.
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G1LLADhIp CLO1lLODE ~ On WGuueo-
day. August -, 1862, CLOTILODE
A. SILL1DAY Of 202l Portner pl.
NV After 5 pm. Friday, August
"a friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV.
Holy mass will be offered at SITS.
Paul and Augustine Catholic Church
on Saturday. August 25. at am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
SMITH. CALLIE MAE. On Tuesday.
August II, 1862, at the District
General Hospital, CALLIE MAE
SMITH OF 1921 SayleS pl. Sc, wife
Of Arthur Smith and mother. Of
Beatrice Allen. Ollie B. Blyther,
Annie Mae Green and Queen Fer
nandeZ. She also is survived by her
mother. Annie Edwards: two broth
ers, three sisters, IA grandchildren,
other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Friday, August "A,
remains will lie in state at the
Upper Room Baptist Church, 1850
Minnesota ave. ne. where the family
will receive friends between the
hours of : and 10 pm. Funeral
services Saturday, August -, at
pm, the Rev Willie B. Allen Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
the John T. RhineS Co. Funeral
Home. ~
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DAILY SCHEDULED
SIGHTSEEING TOURS

d. c. Transit takes you to all the
points of interest on spotlessly
clean, comfortable air-conditioned
buses. The drivers are trained to
make your tour informative When
Washingtonians have guests, they
can recommend these tours with
the confidence that D. C. Transit
courtesy, safety and economy are
offered.
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CHARTER
SIGHTSEEING SERVICE

DC. Transit will accommodate the
sightseeing needs of any size group.
The facilities -a fleet Of air-con-
ditiOned Cadillac limouSineS and
one of the nations largest fleets
of air-conditioned buses.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
WiIIidmS, GuSkins &
Rucker Take Part
In Welfare ProqFum

Robert Williams, Ashby Gas
kins of the Minneapolis Urban
League and Clifford c. Rucker of
the us. Department Of Commerce
and John Sims Of the Hennepin
county welfare department were
program participants at the 69th
annual conference of the Mime
sofa Welfare Association March
1S thru 21, of which Charles B.
Olds presided as president.
This years conference theme
was "A Voice for People"
Mr.. Rucker was resource person
on panel on Community Organiza-
ton, with the theme Youth Out
OF School and Out of Work." which
was chairmanned by Mr.. Williams
Mr.. Gasltins chaired the Social
Action panel with the topic
Health, Welfare and Education
Abroad" Mr.. Gaskins has been
serving as regional chairman Of
region 8 which covers Minneapolis.
He has also been co-chairman of
the association social action COM
mittee.
Mr.. Sims, supervisor Of the
Child Services division of the Hen
nepin county welfare department
was a Community Organization
panelist on the general theme of
THE Juvenile Court Code Plus
Two Years"
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
ReactiVate Fraternity:
Newly Organized
Omega Graduate
Chapter Plans

The newly organized graduate
chapter of Omega Psi Phi fraterni-
ty held the second meeting Friday,
March %, at the home of James
Horris, 3OO8 Columbus Av., Min
neapolis, to formulate plans for a
program to be promoted by the
Greek letter organization.
The chapter plans to promote
the advisory, educational, econom-
ical pursuits and guidance OF
the youth in the Twin Cities area,
and also recruit qualified persons
on local and national level to
fill jobs and positions now avail
able.
Ernest Cooper, basileus, indie
ated the fraternity could be an
asset to other well established
organizations in helping them at
tain their goals.
Four new members were added
to the original roster of IA char
ter members at the March 23
meeting: Ray o. Pleasant, engin-
eer; William A. White, teacher;
DR.. w. Donald Brown, Sr., and
DR.. w. Donald Brown, Jr., Min
neapolis physicians and surgeons
All Twin Cities Omega mer
and interested graduate students
are invited to affiliate with the
chapter, organized here March 8
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Howard Addresses
Two Organizations
DURING March

Timothy ]. Howard, 766 Rondo
Av., ST. Paul spoke to the st.
Croix Valley League of Women
Voters, March IA, at Saltwater.
Mr.. Howard, an official in the
Minnesota Council for Human and
Civil Rights and a member of the
Governors Crime Commission
spoke on What Creates Unfair
Discrimination"
On March 20, Mr.. Howard
spoke at the "On-the-Job Train
ing" banquet of Wilson High
school students and community in
dustry executives at Mr.. Joe's
restaurant.
Mr.. Howard is also a member of
the board of the st. Paul Coun-
Gil of Human Relations. He is on
the Crime Commission subcom-
mittee of the Minnesota Bureau of
Criminal Apprehension.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Body Of Man
Missing Since
Dec. q, Found

The body of Robert BaSlNn, II,
617 st. Anthony Av, st. Paul
missing since December 4, was
found Wednesday on the bank of
the Mississippi river near the west
side of the Robert st. bridge.
When Basliin disappeared a
Twin City wide search was
launched but he was not found.
The coroner's report indicates that
he probably died from exposure
in the early winter December
weather after becoming lost. Mr..
Backin's relatives say was a suf-
ferer from chronic asthma.
Funeral rites are tentatively
planned in the Alexander Funeral
chapel for Friday morning, March
80.
In addition to his wife Olivia,
he is survived by daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Casselberry and a grand
son, Edward and granddaughter
Shelley of White Bear and a sis
ter, Mrs. Lenora Clardy of Wear
Shoals, sc.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
New Version Of
"Come See" Tours
Planned April J

A new version OF "Come-See
tours of Greater Saint Paul United
Fund agencies will be presented
April 7 at Apache Plaza, County
Road D and Silver Lake Road.
Featured will be live demonstra-
tions and displays ranging from
camp cookery in an actual camp
setting to folk dancing, life saw
ing and an assembly line for blind
workers.
Twenty-one top community lead
ers in New Brighton, Lauderdale,
Roseville, view, Falcon
Heights, Moundsview and Arden
Hills will be honored during the
afternoon for their activities in
behalf of the United Fund cam
paign last fall. Invitations will be
mailed to all volunteers in the
area as well as to board members
of the various agencies.
The five United Fund COmmuni-
ty centers will combine to present
the entire range Of group activities
for young and old. They are Neigh
borhood House, Halle O. Brown,
Merrick, Park and Capitol Com
munity Centers.
There will be Boy Scouts In
dian dancers and choirs, YMCA
bands, badminton, archery, tramp
oline and judo, Campfire Girls
puppet shows and art exhibits.
Senior Girl Scouts who will be
attending the national Roundup
this summer will give a preview
of the skills they plan to present.
Among the health agencies that
will be part of the "Come-See'
show will be Sister Kenny Found
alton, Twin Cities Diabetes As
sociation, st. Paul Chapter Of the
American Red Cross and the Min
nesota Society for Crippled Chill
dren and Adults.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Man Fined For Having Negro
House Guests, Then
EIoaqed BY HoodIUms

Shreveport, La. (ANP) - Po-
lice last week investigated the
beating of Elvis Rodgers, 46-year-
old white house painter who was
fined recently for entertaining Ne
groes in his home.
He said two men came to his
house and said they wanted to
talk to him. Then they took him
to a station wagon in which three
other men were riding and drove
to a wooded area south Of here
where he was beaten.
do you know why this Is hap
pening to your" he said he was
asked. 1T is for having Negroes
in your home"
Rodgers was fined $25 on
charges of disturbing the peace
for entertaining three Negroes in
his house.
When he was found, his back
was bruised from the waist to the
knee and his head had been beat
en-. There also were rope burns
about his mouth and arms. He
was wearing only trousers and an
undershirt.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Reel & Trigger
Club HonorS
EHoI FoSSeff

The Twin City Reel and Trigger
Club on March %, paid honor tc
one of its oldest members ErroI
M. Fassett, 5136 18th Av. s..
by naming a peninsula on its lake
property "Fassett Point"
Fassett served as treasurer of
the club for 20 years. He is one
of the three active charter mem
bers of the SO year old outdoor
re res tt o n organization. Other
charter members still active are
Earett Glover and Andrew Clark
Sr., of Minneapolis.
Serving as treasurer for &c
years, Mr.. Fassett declined tc
stand for reelection in 1860. Clut
members give him credit for hold
ing the purse strings so well that
the club was able to purchase
property at Lake Spitzer in 1856
for its hunting and fishing acdv'
tiles.
In June this year the property
will be completely paid for ac'
cording to club officials. (Set
photo elsewhere).
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
PIonS For Tribute
To Stephens Begin
To Take Shape

Plans for the Salute To Sandy
Stephens Day" on Tuesday, April
10, were being completed this
week as ticket sale for the dance
and presentation at the Prom
Ballroom, st. Paul picked up
briskly.
A. B. Cassius and Robert Pat
terson co-chairmen of the affair
will tell the public about the cele-
bration on T.V. channels beginning
this week.
Cassius appeared on the Don
Dahl sportscast on WCCO at 6:15
Thursday, March 20.
Other appearances are scheduled
for Al Tighe's program on KSTP
TV at 1918 April 2; Mary JOS
Channel 9, KMSP program at 1
pm. April 8, and on the Arle
Haeberle program at 4 pm. on
WCCO TV April 8.
The Twin Cities he has adopted
are not the only cities proud
of the modest young All-American
quarterback of the 1861 Gophers
His hometown of Allentown, Pa.
is planning a celebration in his
honor on April %.
Patrons tickets for the affair
have had a good sale and general
admission tickets are being sold in
both cities and on the University
of Minnesota campus.
The augmented Coffee and His
Cups orchestra will play for the
dance. A brief program is planned
in which state and city officials
will pay tribute to Stephens. The
entire Minnesota football squad
and other IN" winners are invited
guests at the occasion.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
FoII-Ouf Shelter
Dilemma Subject
Of Zion Service

The Rev. ]. r. Holloway, pastor
of Zion Baptist Church, 1923 Lyn-
dale Av. N, will be presented at
the evening worship service, Sun
day, April l, 7:45 pm. At this
special service, he will lecture on
the subject "Fallout-Shelter Dill
emma"
The Zion Baptist Training I'm
ion, under the dictatorship of
Arthur Cunningham, is proud to
share this presentation with the
public.
Charles H. Stevenson, Public In
formation Officer with the Hen
nepin County Civil Defense Office
will also have some enlightening
information for his audience.
Everyone is welcome.