davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21

accessories, and instruction book
that will open a new world Of re-
Taxation and accomplishment to
the user.
Theater tickets: Here's an item
that is often overlooked on Christ
mas shopping lists. Consider CIV
ing your friends or relatives tic
kets, or season books, to a local
theater or movie house. The many
first class, restful, zestful plays
and motion pictures available to-
day offer an ideal opportunity to
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21

get away (for a few hours at
least) from the tensions of the
everyday world.
Services: instead Of goods, you
might make a present of a "serv-'
ice" - baby sitting, cooking,
house cleaning. There are now Or
ganizations in many communities
that make a business of providing
these services for a fee - and will
sell gift certificates" to promote
their services.
Odds and ends: jig saw puzzles,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-12-21

No holiday gift meaningful work.
shop homemaker, that workshop" is likely to be her
kitchen. why not? Connections, Breads and
a thou~l present friends Use
your selecting but ingenious containers
which carry them
filled squares made with whole bran
gaily pacc container which will later hold
indoor plant.
MINCEIT BLONDIES
u cup sifted cup chopped nutmeats !
n teaspoon baking u cup butter margarine
"a teaspoon baking soda q cup brown
" teaspoon salt 1 egg, slightly beaten
VI 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring
cereaO u prepared mincemeat
together flour, baking powder soda and sat mix IN
Al-Bran butter in Remove from
sugar; egg, vanilla mncemeat;
beat well. Spread CREASED
$780, F about 80 minutes.
Cool and cut into bars.
Yield: 36 IN inch squares
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

silk organza over taffeta with a
chapel length train. The fitted bod
ice had scoop neckline trimmed
with piping satin and long sleeves
that tapered to a point at the
back of the hand. A fully gathered
skirt was detailed by Redingoat
style front also piped with satin.
The back was highlighted with full
gathers with a piping Of satin all
the way around the train.
The brides veil was an Austrian
made, seeded pearl type, headpiece
worn on the forehead with a french
illusion ballerina length veil. The
bride carried a Missal with a cas-
cade of Stephonitis with a white
orchid attached in the center.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Chief Warrant Of
ficer Alfred Stewart.
The Bride presented the Blessed
Virgin with a bouquet of roses
while Mr.. Cleveland Ray Of st.
Paul sang Ave Maria organ ac-
compartment by Mr.. John Whit
taker of st. Paul on the organ.
The maid Of honor, Alma Stew
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

art, sister Of the bride and brides
maids, Miss Antionette Perfect of
st. Paul, MINI, Miss Janet Hines
and Miss Frances Burnes of Min
neapolis, Mimi, wore matching
pink organza ballerina length
dresse with scoop neckline with
tie-corded belt to accent the fully
gathered skirt with a deep wide
hemline. The hat was a matching
pink silk organza cabbage roll
style with a bubble veil. They car
ried bouquets of shocking pink
carnations.
The flower girl, Dawn Freeman,
st. Paul, Mimi, cousin of the bride,
was delicately dressed with a
matching headpiece of flowers and
dress of pale pink organdy. She
carried a miniature bouquet of
shocking pink carnations.
The Groom's best man, Louis
Moore 3rd of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and ushers, Phillip Freeman and
Alfred Freeman, Jr., Anchorage,
Alaska, brothers of the bride and
William Bivens, Minneapolis, MINI.
cousin of the bride were hand
somely dressed in summer formal
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

ThomaS, got together Thursday,
August 2, for a little outdoor
cookery, remininscing, and a whale
of good time at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, 1900
66th Av. N. Members present were
Messrs. Cozelle and Barney Breed
love, Ward Bell, Harry Davis,
Lawrence Mccoy, John Harper,
James Brown, Earl Miller, John
Thomas, and Lawrence Brown.
John Thomas, Inter- Governmental
Committee on European Migration,
will be leaving soon for Geneva,
Switzerland.
Coffee Party For Fraser: Mrs.
Connee Bowman, 1912 Oakland
Av., will be hostess at a coffee
party for Donald Fraser, candidate
for congress, on Wednesday, Aug
ust Is, at nine pm. Mrs. Bowman
has been an active member of the
DFL Eighth Ward club. Assisting
Mrs. Bowman will be Mines. Mrs.
Adrienne Ratliff, Willard Moore,
Miss Florence Lyle and Charles
Mays.
House Guest: Mrs. Irma Christ
ianson Of Akron, Ohio is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Banks,
Jr., 1925 Fourth Av. S., and will
be in the city for a week.
Visitors From Winnipeg: Mrs
Eddie Bailey was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Web
ster, 1915 Third Av. S. Mrs. Bailey
was here to attend the opening OF
the International Conference OF
Prince Hall Grand Chapters Order
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
TWIN cITIANS COMPOSERS
OF GOSPEL SONG

Evangelist Daisy Powell and
Herbert George are the
composers of the new gospel song
hit THE Prize Is At The End. 1t
was recently released by the Mar
tin and Morris Studio of Gospel
Music of Chicago, Illinois.
Professor George is in charge of
the Gibson Hotel in Minneapolis
and Rev. Daisy Powell arranger of
the tune is planning to record the
tune and go on a promotion tour.
Those wishing to secure the song
can find an advertisement else
where in this paper. Rev. Powell
lives at 141O 18th Av. and is
member of Elder Smiths Temple.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

wood, California, who had been
vacationing in Washington, D. c.
Patricia will enter college in Los
Angeles, Calf, this fall Mrs.
Sheppard is the daughter of Mr..
Petticord.
New Deputy: Mr.. Junius w.
Powell, Jr., 939 Iglehart, recently
received his badge and gun which
makes him a full-fledged deputy
sheriff.
Drive To Mississippi: Mrs. An
ME Mae Jackson and Miss Carrie
L. Thomas, 1855 st. Anthony Av.,
motored to Mississippi Mrs. jack
son visited her father Walter Gill
and other relatives and friends in
Jackson, Miss. and Miss Thomas
visited relatives and friends in
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

wear.
The brides mother was charm
ing in a beige sheath organza over
Poi De Seau with a gay contrast
ing hat with gloves and shoes to
match. She wore a corsage of yell
low orchid presented to her by the
bride and groow. The grand
mothers, Mrs. Phillip Freeman and
Mrs. Isabel Carol, Junction City,
Kansas and great grandmother
Mrs. Emma Williams, st. Paul,
Mimi, were presented with cor
sages of shocking pink carnations.
A reception, catered by Howards
Catering Service of Minneapolis
was held in the church parlor i'm,
mediately following the ceremony
for the many friends in attend
ance. A small party was also helc
at the home of the brides grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Free
man, St. Paul, Mimi, for the out
of-town guests and relatives fol
lowing the reception.
The bride and groom were Law.
ishly entertained at many gather
ings in their honor before their
wedding. A backyard luau clim'
axed the festivities for the newly
weds at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
LIE Roy Bell of Minneapolis before
1t. and Mrs. Gordon departed for
Fort Sill, Oklahoma where he will
be stationed for two months, after
which he goes to Fort Benning,
Georgia for three months, then on
to Panama for a permanent sta
ton.
The Gordons have expressed
sincere thanks to their many
friends in the Twin cues TOT Lhelr
warmness and friendship.
Out-of-town guests include, Mrs.
Isabel Carroll, grandmother Of the
bride, Mr.. Benjamin Carroll, Mrs
Sally Dedmon and daughter Vic
toria, Master Galen Ashbury OF
Junction City, Kansas and also
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. King anc
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gull
ford and family and Mrs. Jacque.
line Gaskins of Kansas City, Kan.
sas. Mrs. Frances Branes and sor
and Miss HERNIA Head of Gary
Indiana.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
John Walkers
Hold Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Walker
held open house for their friends
on Saturday, August 4, from 4-8
pm. in their lovely new home at
5111 James Av. N. The new home
was dedicated by the Rev. Stanley
r. King.
Refreshments were served buff
fet-style. A very elegant silver
coffee server reigned over a beau
tifully arranged table with mints,
nuts, cake, and tall frosted glasses
of iced tea. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
received some very nice gifts.
Signing the guest list were
Messrs. and Mines. D. ]. Wade,
Burton Webber, Steven Caldwell
and daughter Dorothy, Jeff Rit-
tenhouse, Leroy King and son
Leroy, Jr., William Wade and son
William and daughter Yvonne,
Clifford Brusveh and William
Helm.
Other guests present were Rev.
and Mrs. Stanley r. King, Rev.
Henry Hardy, Rev. and Mrs. E.
Henderson, Rev. Samuel Robinson,
Jr., and Mines. Earl Pettiford,
Carl Fraction, Raymond Cooper,
Benjamin Wesley, Cartrell Cooper
and daughters Phyllis, Rena, and
son Cartrell, Jr., Thomas Adair,
E. C. Harris, Tiny Holder, Pricilla
Dean, Mildred Nesbitt and son
Gregory, Ethel Joiner, A. Robin
son, Florence Christopher, Alice
Ford, and Craig Caldwell, and
Misses Ann Blevins, Carrie Hale,
Dora Hardy, and Mr.. Willie B.
Hale and daughter Janice and Mr..
Alfred Pullens.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

Canton, Miss. They spent two
weeks in Mississippi and returned
home July 27.
Receives Best Camper Award:
Junius w. Powell III, who attend
ed the Catholic Youth Camp at
Big Sandy Lake in McGregor,
Minnesota, received the Best
Camper award and also one for
canoeing. Proud parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Junius w. Powell, Jr.,
939 Iglehart.
Many social courtesies were ex-
tended the visitors. They enjoyed
every moment of their stay.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Portsmouth Shriners And
Daughters Stopped A.
Parkway Hotel

Portsm mouth Shriners and
Daughters arrive to attend the
Convention and were stopping at
the Parkway Hotel. The Mobiles are
of Arabia Temple Num-
ber IL. The following is a list of
those at the hotel: and who had
prior to the convention.
Mines. and Messrs. J. w. Cole
man; w. L. MARSHALL; James L.
Turner; Charles Harris; Vernon
L. Scott; Willie Andra jefferson;
Robert Jackson and son; Joseph A.
Anthony Gist; Alexander
Best; David Ward; James l..
Choate; James L. Brooks; John
Brown; Russell Morgan, Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. McJimsey and Mons
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10

Of The Eastern Star.
Also visiting from Winnipeg are
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Haines. They
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. La
Percell Greene, 9s4 Iglehart, st.
Paul, Minnesota. They too are here
for the convention.
Convention Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce e. Lucas, 1881 Way
zata Blvd, have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randol,
Omaha, Neb., who are here to at
tend the Shrine Convention and
International Conference of Grand
Chapters. Mr.. Randol is General
Agent of the Nebraska National
Life Insurance Company, Home
office Lincoln, Neb.
Leave For Vacation: Miss Made
line Long, 1014 Fremont Av. NJ,
and Clarence Sawyer, 900 Logan
Av. NJ, will leave for an extended
vacation east August 20. They will
be motoring. Some of the States
they will be visiting will be New
York, Ohio and Pennsylvania and
on their return they will motor tc
California. While in New Yorl
they will be participants on the
Bill Cullen show "The Price Il
Right. They will return home the
second week in September.
HOuseguests: Mr.. and Mrs. join
H. Maxwell, 1920 Goth Av. S.
have as their guests Mrs. Rutl
Downing and John Anderson, ON
aha, Neb. Mrs. Downing is at
tending some of the sessions O
the Order Of The Eastern STAR
and John Anderson is spending 1
few days at Lake Adney with Rob
ert Green. They hope the fisl
bite
Hostess At Luncheon: Mrs. Mar
Gus Jackson, 1916 Smelling Av.
was hostess at a luncheon helC
Wednesday honoring Mrs. BettyC
Boyd, Springfield, Mo-, who is the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Price, Sr., and family.
Other guests at the luncheon
were: Mines. Archie Price, Sr.
Burnett Goldman, Douglas Hollie
and Mrs. Prices mother Mrs
Daisey L. Clarke, Philadelphia
Pa.
Coming Marriage: DR.. and Mrs
C. H. Williams have announced
the Forthcoming marriage of theil
daughter, Marian Virginia viii
liams to the well known Charlie!
T. Wexler of Detroit, Michigan.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
File No. 1854
ORDER FOR HEARING ON
RETITInM Tn SELL. LANDS
OF MINNESOTA
OF HENNE EpIN

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Edith F. Duff,
also known as Edith w. Duff, De-
cedent.
interested show cause, If any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
August goth, 1862, at 10 o'clock
Am. in the Court House in Mime
apolis, Minnesota, why license
should not be granted to the repre-
sentative of said estate to sell GER
tain real estate described in the
petition Of the representative, herein
filed. This order shall be published
in the Minneapolis Spokesman and
a copy mailed to each of the heirs,
legatees and devisees of said De-
cedent at least IA days before the
date of said hearing.
COURT SEAL)
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN j.
PETERSON, Judge of Probate
Court, this Gath day of July,
1862.
ROSE FOSSEEN
Clerk of Probate Court
Emery S. Hill
Attorney
1443 Englewood
spokesman, July 27, Aug. & 10)
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS

Children Visit From East st. Louis: Mr. Al D. Hill, 1119
James Av N has his guests his two children IA year old
Kenneth and II old Avanetta from East st. Louis ILL.,
The children plan to return home ON August 25
oympians Hold Reunion: Former members of the Olym-
plans Club group of young who used Phyllis
Wheaey Settlement House under the leadership of Mr. John
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-10
Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

Visitors Return Home: Miss Benaree Pratt, daughter of
Attorney and Mrs Carlisle Pratt Washington DC has returned
home after visiting with her grandfather Henry Pecord
Fuller She also visited Mrs Benaree Williams
Mr. and Mrs Fred Schuck
Accompanying Miss Pratt her and uncle Mr. and
Evening star., 1962-05-10
CIimux Sundays Dinner
With Fruit-Topped Cake
3 tablespoons strawberry,
lemon or lime favored

3 tablespoons strawberry,
lemon or lime favored
gelatin.
/ baked (13xe e1ax2-lneh)
chocolate cake
Drain fruit cocktail
thoroughly. Whip cream with
confeetioners' sugar and salt.
Sprinkle gelatin over cream;
add fruit cocktail preserving
some fruit for garnish) and
fold In gently. Spread onto
cooled cake. Garnish with re-
served fruit. Cut into squares
to serve. Makes IL to Is
servings.
The rest Of the package Of
gelatin may be used to pre-
pare o small fruit salad. Re-
member TO add only ONE cup
Of boiling water.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Not only mother but the
entire family win enjoy Q
Mothers Day dinner that
winds up with spring fancy
fruit squares.
It would be nice for the
children to make this dessert
as . surprise for Nom. The
basis Is Q chocolate cake,
made at home or bought at
the bakery. Its topping Is 50
quick and easy to assemble
that it can be prepared while
mother IL out Of the kitchen.
Simply fold some gelatin
powder and canned fruit
cocktail into sugared whipped
cream. Spread the mixture
over the cake and garnish
with bits of bright fruit cock
tail.
4uc gay COlOkS u SAAc 4GuAS
In o can Of cocktail-cling
peaches, pears. pineapple,
maraschino cherries and
seedless grapes - help make
any occasion Q cause for cele-
bration. And don't throw
away the sirup If it's not
called for in Q recipe because
fruit cocktail sirup added to
warm-weather punches gives
them o sparkling lift.
Fancy Fruit Squares
/ can Il pound. / ounce)
fruit cocktail
/ cup whipping cream
"a cup sifted confectioners'
sugar
Dash Of salt
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Ruisin Croutons

To make cr0ut0RlS, cut
raisin bread into cubes, toast
In slow oven until crisp and
toss in melted butter to coat
each cube. For Q true taste
surprise, serve them over
mixed green salads or cream
Of mushroom soup.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Desert Quickie

Combine frosty cold pine
apple tidbits or chunks with
cognac, Grand Mariner or
dark rum and spoon into
your prettieSt glass dessert
dishes. Dainty little butter
cookies 60 well with this
simple elegant dessert.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Sunday this Mothers Day dessert She
avOrite
the By reading then follow
directions the CinCh to make With Of fruit
Of Of fruit favored gea
tin ben I'm q ms 8
Evening star., 1962-05-17

goes with this brk. S-bedrm. csps
Cod; sep. din. rm., 1h baths, full
bsmt., large lot. Priced right, SIS
$50, FHA, CT. Call 474-3O00.
BURCH REALTY co,
Evening star., 1962-05-17

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Evening star., 1962-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mb.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fC6hTiAlIEDl

BETHESDA-Spacioas S-bsdrm., q
bath brick rambler on lRa. veil
landseaped lot. soft; hV. rm. with
porch. lge. eustom-built rec. Tm.
Near transp. Located in area OF
higher priced homes. S25, 500,
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1416
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD-walk 70
paroehisl or public schools, 9 bed
lac. rec. rm.. dbil fenced lot excel.
eond. FHA appraised. 81. 900 dn.,
S147.20 per mo. pays everything
incl. taxes. AID, 2-5424. ewes. l27-
424e. TIGHE WOODS.
BETHESDA-HILLMEAD Extraor-
dinary value. S21,750. 3 twin
sized bedrmS.. Ia baths. big en-
derful lot s5xi75. with fruit and
shade trees. 2-car gaTage. Should
sell today. $1,000 down FHA.
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC. OIL.
2-7OO6. EVENINGS. OIL o-sO76.
BETHESDA, S22.95O-4-bedrm., q
bath, brick Cape Cod. Full bsmt.
with play rm. nice lot. FHA con-
sideIed. KE. 1880. Ewes. OIL.
STUART q hAUR1s INC, Realtors
52O7 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
BETHESDA
FIRST OFFERING
3-bedrm. brick Colonial. III baths,
corner. fenced lot, Side scr. porch,
mod. kit, lge. din. Tm., solid brk.
construction, close to NH and
Naval Hospital. FHA terms S23,-
800. Act fast on this one.
TED LINGO, INC.
Bethesda Office OIL. $4,000
BETHESDA-Ovn0r must sell brick
rancher: 8 rooms, 2 baths, family
rm.. finest close in-area; S2S,-
500. TAMMARO. OIL. 6-917S.
= 3-bedrm., x bath
Colonial on deep wooded lot near
schools. bsmt., firepl.. stairs to
floored attic. S22. 700.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL 2-a070 It'll 9
BETHESDA-Beautiful wooded lot
. blkS. from Wis. ave. 3 bedrms.
sep. din. rm., bSmt and garage
Sl9.300 1st trust avail. Price, Sl9,.
$50 Also GI terms with $3.50 dn
YOUNKIN & CO. 949-S022 Til 8
Evening star., 1962-05-17

COLLEGE PIX. (sOUTHl = True
SnSns HodSed sEs SSlOps Ss pl. o. r. prize
plus 8 bedrms.. 2 full baths 2nd
floor. Rec. rm., sarage and hot
water heat. First time offered.
Call 474-3000 for appointment.
BURCH REALTY CO. -
Evening star., 1962-05-17
D. /. BARNARD

COLESvILLE = New 4-bedrm., Q
bath brk. rambler, formal dining
OPEN SPACE LIVING"
De luxe kit, Inv. rm. and rec. rm.
with firepl. Priced in mid-2Os.
w. j. NICHOLAS HE. 4-10O0
CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-Kay-built,
3-bedrm. and den. sptt-level In
terrific condition with Ia baths,
rear talousied porch, large mod
ern kit, Atom air conditioning.
wall.to-wan carpeting. S23,95O.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ES-
TATE CORP. Realtors. Oh A.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

JOINS Parish. pSaicni Bet. Custom. a
built brk. Colonial with 8 b.r. and
library or 4th b;I. Center entrance.
rm.. full bsmt.. h.-w.h., det. gar
fenced I'd. Priced S21. 800. 70
Inspect call Mr., Mann. HH. .
357es PAUL P. STONE. Rltr..
Evening star., 1962-05-17

"a bedrms., Q baths.
S1O2 mo. CT loan. Sparkling split
level, sep. din. rm. S17,950
reduced Countrywide, O4s-l 9O1.
: BUDGET PRICED.
Brick rambler with 3 twin-siZe
bedrms.. de luxe kitchen, screened
porch. basement, fenced land
scaped lot. 5000 down. 949-7O7O.
G P. FLETCHER
Evening star., 1962-05-17

NEW cIA EMPLoY-
EES-Herndon Courts. Center St.
Herndon. Va. beautiful duplex .
bedrm. Eerden type aptS.. rent
Sl0e 50 plus utfa. one ] bedrn-
Daniel. e03-437-e0iO.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

DECATUR HEIGHTs-Nsw.
" redse. lovely 3.bedrm.
brick rambler, finished rec.
rm., III baths. fireplace.
walking distance TO schools.
churches. transp. Only S700
down.
MANY oTHERs-wE TRADE
M. LEO sToRCH
REALTORS SP. 3-4500
Evening star., 1962-05-17
iANNON & LUCHS

FLOWER AVE. AREA
All-brk. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. IN
baths. rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
large porch. treed lot. Close to
shops. schools and transp. Only
S21, 800. 949-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
FOREST KNOLLS-split- foyer ram
bier. 4 bedrms.. 2 II baths. CEN
trail air cond., new Wv. carpets
and drapes. Assume S17, 900 GI
loan. 949-5266.
OONDON REALTY. INC.
FOREST ESTATES - 3-bedrm., q
bath split with jalouSied den.
j q CoNIEY. IN. a.A1aI
Evening star., 1962-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY cHAsK VIEW ARKA-spa-
eious erk- Colonial with 4 twin
siSed bedrms., "a baths plus Dow
der I'm. on 1st floor. Large liV.
rm. with ftrepl., modern kit. with
table space. off-street parking.
oEo. ". ROBERTSON. REALroR
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes. OIL. 4-lls3
CHEVY CHASE, M. Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Leland and Rollingwood
Schools - Excellent eenter-hAll
brick house. LiV. room with fire
place and rear screened porch
opening onto terrace at Eround
level, Din. room, powder Tm., mod
ern kit, 5 bedrms.. 2 baths, sleep
ing porch Paneled rec. room with
layatory. Earage. Good transp.
Mid-40s. Call Mr.. Benny, FE. 4
1865. H. A. GILL d SON. Real
tors, Pc. $4,000.
cHEVY CHASE, MD, S49, 300
Charming A. bedroom. 2-bath brick
Colonial with den, powder room.
and out q ground recreation
room with firsplaes. KE. 1880.
STUART a MAURY. INC, Realtors
5207 wisconsin Ave. NV
Cd11DnEN . HAhADlSE
POTOMAC-ACROs9 FROM
FARMLAND
bedrooms, separate dining room.
family rm., rec. I'm. and porch,
spacious kit. with table space
Truly . large house and Q quiet
community on q beautiful. short,
dead-end st. Immediately clean
and reasonably priced. p. 8. PEO-
PIE REALTY, EN-. $500 and
EN-. 6-4I72.
CLOSE-IN AND HUGE - 3-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod ". den. porch.
rec. I'm. and earport. S26.50O.
J. c. CONLEY. JU. SABA
CLOsE-N SILVER SPRING-cus-
tom eenter-hall brick Cape, 8
in-siEed bedrooms. 2 baths, ex-
sGssSRa SGssfNdER Eo' d e.: os0HS INC. GSAG 50. j.
6lOO
Evening star., 1962-05-17
COLESVILLE

white brick rambler on
large lot 136x2S2, beautifully
with fireplace, 2-car EaraEe, i9-
IT. de luxe equipped kitchen, patio
with fireplace, 3 bedrms., pa
baths, carpeting, hot-water heat.
Home designed for comfortable
living, close to schools and play
grounds. Price $37 800. Ed
WARDS q RENICK CO.. MA, 2
1199. Evenings, EN-. 3-9317.
coLESVILLE = Redwood rambler
w w/t,sse esdrns; s oso z baths 20O-it; lot
Must SELL Call 6ss-7o77.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
CONTINUED

his "sons" in on Virginia City's his
tory.
1.-THE gold and silver mines around
here were tapped for one billion dol
lars" he said. 1T made a hundred
millionaires in the days when the word
meant something, and nobody ever
had heard of an income tax.
Some of that wealth helped to
build Piper's Opera House. Jenny
Lind, Lillian Russell, Horace Greeley
and Gen. Ulysses S. Grant were among
the celebrities who appeared there"
Virginia City," the governor con-
tinued, was the literary birthplace
of Mark Twain"
The men who are the Cartwrights
had trouble listening. They were busy
signing autographs.
They visited the cemeteries on the
edge of town, where, some oldtimers
say, the corpSes have enough lead to
start mine of their own.
The governor told his guests how
Virginia City all but disappeared for
a time, how its population dwindled.
THE price of silver FELL" he said.
Countries went off the silver stand
ard, and it got costlier and costlier to
get at the silver"
The stars looked down when the
governor said:
Untold millions in silver ore is
beneath your feet"
Then he added:
but it would cost two fortunes to
get at one"
AS they packed to return to Holly
wood to resume work on films for the
fourth season of Bonanza" Greene
said:
1T must have been some place in its
day."
Landon looked at him and COM
YooontoJ.