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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

"
BACK TO BATAAN" 1916. An American colo
mel forms guerrilla army In the Philippines
to fight the Japanese. WeIl-made, exciting
war drama John Wayne and Anthony Quinn.
11:10-5
CODE OF THE SECRET SERVICE" 1889. Fair,
routine action drama Ronald Reagan.
l2:5S9
Tuesday AN.
"ARoUND THE WORLD" 1913. Dull musi-
cal. Kay Kyser and Joan Davis. 1905
Tuesday P.M.
Gambling HOUSE." 1850. A paid stand-in
for murderer is acquitted. but faces depor-
tation Victor Mature, Terry Moore. 1905
TOKYO JOE" 1919. Not one of Bogart's bet
ter films Slow-movng story Of adventure and
intrigue in Japan. Humphrey Boeart. Alex
ander Knox and Sessue Hayakawa 500
"SHIP Ah0Y" 1912. Entertaining but trite
little musical. Dancing and music Tommy
Dorsey are worthwhile. Eleanor Powell, Red
Shelton and Bert Lair 11:10-5
MYSTERY HOUSE" 1889 Tiresome mystery
Ann Sheridan and Dick Purcell. 12:55-9
Wednesday AN.
CRIMINAL COURT" 1916. Ordinary meIo-
drama. Tom Conway 1905
Wednesday P.M.
"BILL OF ENFORCEMENT" 1882. father
who has been in a mental institution returns
to his home and his daughter. Superb acting.
John Barrymore. Katharine Hepburn. 1905
LETS DO IT AGAIN" 1853. tFirst-Run)
Footloose comedy about an almost divorced
couple and their escapades to make each
other jealous. Jane Wyman and Ray MlIIand
500
"INDIScRETIoN or AN AMERICAN WIFE"
1854. American woman tries to part from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06

Masters Golf TOurnamentThe third round Of the Masters
from the Augusta National in Augusta Ga. The Masters
is the first of gofdoms big three and perhaps the mos
coveted title in the sport. pm, WTOP-9.
Wide World Of SpOrts-From the Grand National Seeple
chase in Aintree Liverpool the efforts of Englands BIC
and Americas ABC bring this teecast of the worlds
most difficult horserace the worlds most thorny
track Also, highlights Of the women's AAU swimming
championships pm, WAAL-7
The DefenderSThe Taste of Vengeance" It's the acting
rather than the story that holds your attention tonight
Both Collin Wilcox and Ann Harding, as daughter in
law and mother-in-law, manage to sustain Of
mystery about the alleged mercy killing of Collins dying
husband. $3.50 pm. WTOP-9.
This lively half hour Of folk songs
taped at various colleges around the country and featur
ing some of the biggest names in folk music shapes
as welcome latecomer to the TV season. The premiere
show produced at the University of Michigan at Ann
Arbor has Bud and Travis, Bob Gibson, and Donnie
Dobson. $3.50 pm. WMAL-7.
TOnights Movies
$780, WRC N-Saturday Night at the Movies might and
the CITY," suspense drama set against the London
underworld Richard Widmark Gene Terney G95O).
1O:3O WTTG (5)-Payhouse Five 1.-THE Ox-Bow Incident
powerful indictment of lynching told with a simple
force. Henry Fonda Dana Andrews Q943)
11:1O WRC (D-Movie Four Saturday. 1.-THE Man in the
Gray Flannel Suit" Story of a who 10 years after
World War is still trying to adjust to life. Gregory
Peck Jennifer Jones' Lee Cobb Fredric March 1850
I115, WMAL -saturday Night Movie "scaramouche" The
son OF French nobeman DISCUSSES himself as buffoon
and seeks revenge a notorious duelist Stewart
Granger, Janet Leigh, Mel Ferrer Q952)
l115, WTOP (9)-Saturday Night Show la Strada" Bril-
liant film Of tnerant carnival life brutal strongman
uses poor simple minded girl to him. Anthony
QUINN Gulietta Masna Richard BaSehart Aldo Sivani
(1956 Oscar-winner best foreign film)
1:15, WTOP (9)-Shock THE Ghost Of Frankenstein"
The monster nursed by Dr. Frankensein rises up to de-
stroy his creator Lon CLANCY 1r, Evelyn Ankers s42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
BY OMER ANDERSON
North American Newspaper Allianc,

BONN, April 9. - A million
pages Of Nazi Party documents
have just been microfilmed at
the Berlin Document Center for
the National Archives in WASH
ington, where the material will
be available for research.
The documentary collection,
which is under United States
control, includes 10 million
Nazi Party membership record
cards, the personnel records Of
SIS officers. the application for
repatriation by 2.5 million Ger
mans who emigrated prior to
Hitler's takeover; Nazi "Peo-
pies Court" records, and the
records of the Nazi teachers
and doctors organization.
There are 35 separate ar
chives comprising the Berlin
Document Center. which is the
largest single source Of docu-
mentation on the Nazi Party
and government Of the Third
Reich in existence. The center
contains all the archives and
scattered files collected by in
vading United States forces In
World War II.
For example, the 10 million
Nazi Party membership record
cards were snatched by the
United States Sd Army in Ba-
varia at a paper mill as they
were on the point Of being re-
duced to pulp.
Because of the controversy
over the presence Of unregen-
crate Hitlerites In the Bonn
government and local govern
ments, the Berlin archive col
lection has become a hot issue
between the United States and
West German governments.
Chancellor Adenauer has
been pressing the United States
to surrender the material to
Bonn control. Mr.. Adenauer
argues that the archives are
property Of the German state"
in the same sense as German
Foreign Office and other Ger
man governme emit archives
seized by the Allied forces in
World War II.
The Western powers have re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
WOOK-TV
Channel ID

3:3O-Cartoon Time.
4:OO-Teenarama Dance Party
6:OO-Western Theater. Red
Ryder stars.
7:OO-News, Weather, Sports,
7:3O-Adventure Theater.
8:00-To Be Announced.
8:3O-One Night Stand. Larry
Adler.
1O:OO-WOOK Amateurs.
10:30-News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06

American authorities, accord
ingly. base their retention Of
the Nazi documents on the
claim they are in fact war booty
belonging to the collective VIC
tors, for whom the United
States is acting as custodian.
West Germany's Nazi scam
dals result from the fact the
Bonn government claims 1t has
no records on the subject IN
most cases, and is forced to
take an individuals word that
he is untainted. United States
officials, however, have made
the Berlin Document Center,
which is administered as part
Of the United States mission in
Berlin, freely available to West
German authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1000, WTTG ~ - Cherry
Blossom Report. A filmed
summary of the Festival
events.
1000, WMAL (7)-Fight Of the
Week. Joey Giambra VS.. Joe
De Nucci. Ten rounds, mid
dleweights. From Boston
Arena, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
Archives Here to Get
Films of Nozi Papers

turned virtually all of the for.
NAL sta tie archives, but the
United States has declined I;
hand back the Nazi documents
until they have been com.
pletely microfilmed.
The United States has resisted
Bonn's pressure for their re.
turn because the files are ir
West Berlin. All of Berlin =
juridically = remains under AL
lied occupation and is a sepa.
rate legal entity from West
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-06
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP - Metropolitan
Opera. Boris Godunov," by
Moussorgsky. Jerome Hines,
Nicolai Gedda, Giorgio
Tozzi, Mignon Dunn.
7:O5, WOL-Italian Holiday.
Pine Cicala presents music
currently popular in Italy.
$500, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.)-
The Readers Almanac C.
Mark Van Doren discusses
his short stories. Warren
Bower hosts.
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Other AM Stations

WPIk-13e ke.-DsyIIght only.
WINx-1soo ke.-74AsuF operation.
WaMR-loso ke.--Daylight eHly.
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WFAx-t72o ke.-Dayllght saly.
WWDc-l2so ke.--74-houT Spsrstion.
WEEl-131o ke.-74-hsuF speIstiOn except
Monday mldnight to 6 en-. tuesday.
WHMc-lI5o ke.-s;3o an. to midnlght.
W00k-l34o ke.-14-houE OpsFstl0n MoHssy-
Saturday; Sunday 8 an to Midnight
WEAM-l3so ks.-7i-hour operation, except
Sunday midaight 70 an. Msnday.
WD0h-1540 ke.-DayIight saly.
WPec-lsso ke.-Dsyilght oaly.
WPRW I'M 1857 Nc. $50 an. 10 midnight
WeMS-s1o ke.-7t-hsuF operation sIesDt
midnight to Q an. On Mondsy.
MAvs-1so M.-DsyIlght snIy.
WovA-1s3o ks. Daylight Snly.
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NOW RENTING

forecast of modern living rises majeicay high hill commanding
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Clean dependable gas helps provide Incompatible luxury always
pgtme inside the 433 gas
conditioning nsung perfect comfort Joy
especially the betog bercookng heating your
water drying clothes Kidding of trash adds your
convenience subtracts from your chores.
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FIN Stations
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II Hoon 10 midnight Sat. -SHa.

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WAMU-FM-sss Me- pm. 10 mldMght.
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WFAN-FM- 100 J Me- an. 10 midnight.
WWDc.FM-1OI.i Me.-74-hSur SpsrstIun.
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WeIs.FM-si.s Me.-I.3o to 10 pm. MSa.-
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WxRA.FM-1O5s Ms.-i7 aeon to midnight.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
$500, WHFS-FM (1O2.S Mc.)-

$500, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mel
Concert in Stereo. Beethov-
ems Symphony No. 8.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc,
and 1885 Mc.)-Festival OF
Music. Works by Schumann,
Roussel, Busoni, Orff, Tele-
mann, Hindemith, Weber,
Beethoven and others.
1901 WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Tchaikovsky's Violin
Concerto in D Major.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top sho1os preUieoed by TV Keys staff,
o attend rehearSalS, match screenings and anaIyse
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area Uie1DerS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Inspection or 81 cHEVRoiET,
power steering and brakes. For
Information. call RICK. FL.
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AuT0M0BILES F0R sALE

FORD 'e2 Tudor hardtop, white.
hp. engine. z-spssd trans. !. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '57 convertible, radio ana
heater, automatic, w..w, tires
needs some work. Best offer.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

wall which handled the Ohio State
passing attack so well last Satur-
day Archie Sutton, a very fast
part Of that line is currently nurs-
ing a sprained ankle although ex-
pected to play Saturday.
The newly found Gopher offense
is marked by a solid running at
tack which netted PIT yards
against Northwestern. Quarter
backs Larry Peterson and Bob
Sadek will undoubtedly alternate
at this position although Peterson
had been elevated to the number
one team along with Jay Sharp
hard running fullback.
Al Harris a gifted sophomore
runner may see more action as
Dick Harren Is still doubtful at
the starting left halfback position.
Minnesota has concentrated this
week on brushing up their aerial
game in the belief that 1t will have
to be particularly sharp to keep
the ball moving against the power
full Illini with their marked weight
advantage.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
TOWNS EDGE OLDS
EMPLOYS BUCKHALTON
As CAR SALESMAN

The management Of Towns
Edge Oldsmobile, Inc, Hopkins,
Mimi, has announced that Joseph
(Joe) Buckhalton has joined its
auto sales staff.
Mr.. Buckhalton, Is well known
in the Twin Cities as a cracker
jack salesman. He invites all his
friends and customers to give him
the opportunity to show them some
of the best car deals in the area.
He urges his friends to just call
WE. 8-2731 and ask for him. Mr..
Bucl1halton is one of the few Ne
groes employed in the auto sales
field in the Twin Cities.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

TEE
TO
GREEN''
BY JIMMIE BOWMAN

Hey there semi-retired swingers!
Looks 10 me like our members
are gradually getting smaller each
week. Here 1t was a beautiful Sat
urday, and my phone didn't buzz
once.
1t used TO ring on Friday even
ing with the news of what course,
and the time we could tee off.
(grin). Last Sunday a faithful few
tourneyed over to Keller to play,
and for a Sunday, the course was
practically empty. We even waited
for about Is minutes for someone
else to show up. This lets you
know, dear reader, that the golf
season is just about over. Bowling
is coming in and football is already
here.
This also is my chance to start
winding UP this column for the
year. It's been a very busy season
for T.C.G.A. and many a good
round of golf was played. Our pro-
gram was the best ever that I can
remember since joining five years
ago. I feel that our past season
record should be an inducement
for new members next year. Quite
a few have said that they will join
next season.
Oh say, speaking now on behalf
of Big Thad" Nicholas, and Long
Putt" Jones, they wish to remind
the golfers to get their money in
from their team matches. All team
captains please make another ef-
fort to get the few delinquent fell
lows together to get this money
in. I'm sure it Is not Intentional on
the part of the collector or the
player. Any real golfer will pay up
his obligations and thus help make
a perfect ending TO an already fine
season. You few know who you
are, so let's run that green in Dad.
You know you managed to make
a few wagers during the season.
(ehD
Thus far the seasons banquet
hasn't been scheduled as definite,
but my scouts tell me that a call
meeting will be held this coming
Friday to wrap this up one way or
another, and also TO get together
some definite information on Cent
raj States next year. So, to all
.T.C.G.A. members, let's get out
TO the next meeting. Your pres
ence will determine what will hap
pen on both of these points of dis
cusSion.
Well, my locker Is half cleaned
out and I'm beginning TO loosen
my spikes and put pair Of lnick-
ers away at time.
Next week I'll finish the job. So,
dear readers look for my final
wrap-up Of this 1S holes match
next week.
Yours for good golf, Knockers
Bowman.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

place by the local representatives
of law and order.
Naturally, the mayor and his
minions blamed the affair on 'agi-
tators.' And naturally, when agi-
tators disturb the peace they wind
up in Jail.
What the Negroes want is mere
ly the basic right of every citizen,
the right to vote. In this case, as
in dozens more in the Deep South,
law and justice are on their side
and must ultimately prevail. The
real 'agitators' are the officials
who conspire to deny justice and
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
NO CASH DIN. GI. FILA. TERMS
NO CLOSING COSTS
CIRCLE PINES

NO CASH DIN. G.1. FILA. TERMS
NO CLOSING COSTS
CIRCLE PINES
9 year old two bedroom expansion.
$4,000. $500 down. Assume An %
GI.
70 w. ISOBEL. $500 down. $3.50.
Seven rooms, bath, gas heat.
$40 COMO. Eight rooms. Make
offer. Hot water gas heat. Will
trade.
691 CONWAY. Nine room duplex.
5000 down. $12,500. -Four rooms.
bath down. 6 rms, bath up.
1860 BURNS AVE. Three bedroom
stucco plus two acres.
2065 SUBURBAN AV. Near Sun
ray shopping center. Three year
stucco home plus double garage.
Ceramic bath, Oak finish, separate
dining room, beautiful knotty cedar
bedrooms up. Room for two more
bedrooms. City sewer and water
$40, 900.
ST. PAUL PARK HOMES
308 PULLMAN. Five rooms plus
bath. $19.S00. Commercial land.
Water and sewer in. IT'S 1T. 'front.'
age. Can build SO apartments for
you.
IA SCOTT DRIVE. Three bed
room rambler. $500 down. Assume
415% CT.
Sc KUMQUAT. Three bedroom
rambler. $500 down. Assume
FILA, mortgage.
ITO LEX. Three bedroom plus
double garage. Cyclone fence, cleo
trio stove and oven, Bus on corner.
$500 down. Assume FILA. Mort
gage.
$50 DAPHNE. Three bedroom
rambler. Aluminium siding. Now
vacant. $500 down. Assume 4Jh%
CT. mortgage.
GRAY CLOUD ISLAND. Two bed
rooms. Five years old. $500 down.
1880.
NEWPORT. Three bedroom ramb-
Ter plus garage. Custom built. Be-
lieve me IT'S sharp.
404 LEX CURVE. Three bedroom
rambler.
DUPLEXES, $500 ECT.
661 e. THIRD. Five rooms, bath
up and down, two furnaces. $12, 900.
S01 SIMS. Five rooms, bath down
-Four rooms, alcove and bath up
2O2 EAST BAKER. $500 down
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

offers a large number of two pant
suits at very reasonable prices ac-
cording to Eugene Brown, co-part-
ner with his father Sam Brown
and founder of the store.
Mr.. Brown said his store had
always enjoyed a splendid patron
age from the citizens of the COM
munity and this is why the store
can continue to offer better values.
Brown customers are entitled to
one hour free parking at the park
ing lot on Fifth ST, at Nicollet.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
ST., Paul

| $1,000. Four rooms, bath up and
down. Gas heat.
702 EAST THIRD. Nine rooms.
$500 down. $4,000. Gas heat, full
bath up and down.
$50 HOLLY. Assume 4h% GI.
Three plex. Double garage, furn-
ace. $15,9 300.
772 MARSHALL. Income 1925
month. Hot water gas heat. $500
down. $4,000.
129 NORTH CEIATSWORTH.
Three plex. $4,000.
604 KINGSTON. Five rooms, bath
up and down. $11, 300.
715 CARROLL. -Four rooms, bath
down, five rooms, bath up, two
furnaces. $4,000.
1905 IGLEEIART. Four rooms,
bath up and down, gas furnaces.
81, 300.
791 MARSHALL. $14, 300. Two
heating plants. Newly decorated,
new wiring, five rooms, bath up
and down.
715 HAGUE. Three plex. $4,000.
Ats DAYTON. 16 rooms. SIS, 500.
First floor, large living room with
fireplace, dining room, two large
bedrooms and bath. Beautiful IA X
1S knotty cedar kitchen, hot water
heat. Eight rooms rent. Gross in
come $3.50 month.
$40 MARSHALL. Nine room du-
plex. $500 down. $4,000. -Four
rooms, bath down, five rooms up.
TO MARSHALL. Four plex. ST.
900. Three car garage. You must
see 1t.
946 FULLER. Two houses on one
lot plus extra lot. Front house has
five rooms with bath. Beautiful
woodwork, glazed front porch.
House-rear has five rooms, bath
gas heat.
379 ARUNDEL. Four rooms, full
bath, gas heat $500 down, 1880
81 200 down, $500.
S95 FULLER. Nine rooms. Vacant,
$500 down. $4,000. New bathroom
and kitchen sink. Gas heat, newly
decorated, double garage.
538 FULLER. Eight room house
815 IGIEHART. $500 down. $10,-
800. Five rooms, hot water, gas
heat, glazed porch.
S83 MARSHALL. Eight room plus
garage. Brick and stucco. It's beau
tiful. $18,5OO. Submit your offer.
OAK PARK SALTWATER. Six
room home plus $50 X 200 #. lot
$500 down. S14 300.
TWO BEDROOM RAMBLER. $13,-
900. Four years old.
BAYPORT. Five room house. $500
down. $11, 300.
1895 HODGSON ROAD. Six rooms
S13, 800. Newly succeed and re-
decorated. Lot 11S x $50.
1884 EIiMWOOD. Two bedroom
expansion. Near Lake Vadnais
$500 down. $4,000.
576 WEST COUNTY ROAD J.
Three bedroom rambler. $4,000
WalEout basement. $500 down. AS
sumo 41a% CT.
1857 COUNTY RID. H2 BALD
EAGLE. Two bedrooms plus lot
100 x 100. Attached breezeway
and garage. Taxes S14S. $500 down.
$11, 300.
S32 DENTNISON. Three bedroom
rambler. $500 down. Assume Az p
G.I. Double garage, electric built
ins. CT. appraised $15,750.
667 LAUREL. Ten rooms. $14, 300
wILLERNTE - NEAR WHITE
BEAR LAKE. New three bedroom
stucco rambler. $16,5 500.
469 HATCH. Three rooms. $500
down. $500. Gas furnace. Ideal
for widow or widower
HOUSES FOR RENT
S95 FULLER. Nine rooms, gas
heat, double garage. 800 month
$40 ARUNDEL. Four rooms, gas
heat. SEQ month.
LIST your property with me.
JOHN A. JOHNSON REALTY
PR. 4-0OO4
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

block the expression of a legiti-
mate grievance.
No one of good conscience can
blame the Negroes for marching
in protest. Disturbing the peace is
no crime but a duty when the
peace consists of a conspiracy to
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
BRIDGE TABLE
DOPE
st. Paul Bridge Dummies Per
Table

st. Paul Bridge Dummies Per
Table
AS one sports commentator
stated recently on radio, st. Paul
teams aren't in the same league
with those in Minneapolis. And
after watching a match in st.
Paul, the same thing can be said
about their bridge players. It Is
the only place in the world where
bridge is played with four dunn
mies!
Here In Minneapolis, where
bridge is played on the highest
level, we hold the utmost con-
tempt for such low grade efforts,
it would be presumptous to as
sumo that everyone in the Sanity
City would agree with these facts,
burt we are willing to put our cards
where our mouths are.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

The British Broadcasting Corp
Grafton currently is transmitting
programs to Africa in the English,
French, Arabic, Hausa, Hind,
Urdu, Swahili and Somah lang
uages.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
Chicago Dolly News
Says Greenwood, Miss.
hos Annnanad RafoPa

What happened in Greenwood,
Miss, has happened before. The
pattern is as familiar as it is
ugly. Negroes attempting to regis
ter to vote were put in their
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
UNDEFEATED ILLINOIS MEETS
IMPROVED GOPHER ELEVEN IN
HOMECOMING CONTEST SATURDAY

A standing room only" crowd
may watch the steadily improving
young Minnesota Gophers battle
undefeated Illinois in their Home
coming contest at Champaign, Ill,
Saturday.
Considered the definite under
dogs, Minnesota will have plenty of
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
HOUSES FOR an
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
Must have experience in bookkeep-
ing or in record keeping. Speed in
accuracy in working with figures
very necessary. Age preferred 25-
35. Light tipping preferred but not
required.
WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION
ST. PAUL DIVISION
$50 Arcade St., st. Paul 6, MINI.
Contact Jim West, PR. 6-1531
An Equal Opportunity Employer
s & RIB
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
Brown Clothing Co.
Celebrates az Years
With Big Sole

Brown Clothing Co., located at
522 Nicollet Av., is celebrating its
Forty sixth anniversary with a
huge sale Of Bon-Art clothes.
The Brown Clothing company
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

New Caledonia, a mountainous
island Of the Melanesian chain In
the Pacific Ocean, is seldom af-
fected by the typhoons and hur-
ricanes sweeping across the Pae-
iflc ISLANDS.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
preserve perverted values. - Chi
cagO DAILY NEWS.

The worlds Oldest jungles, older
than those in the Congo and the
Amazon, are to be found in the
Federation of Malaga.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17

This makes the second week the
Evelyn and Herb have won. Keep
it up!
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S53 CARROLL

6SS SAkkSLL
2 Bedroom home. Immaculate
thru-out. Move this month. No
reasonable offer refused. Call for
particulars.
johnson & Associates
374A FOURTH AVE. so.
Taylor 7-5347 FR. 1888
Rib
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
EOR LEASE
IST OFFER. OPEN SUNDAY
1905
$3.50 On. $1o8 MONTH
PAYS ALL
IASI NEWTON NnpTH


Living room plus fireplace, separ-
ate dining room, den, one bedroom
and bath on first floor. Two large
bedrooms up. Amusement room,
delux carpet and drapes, garage,
stUcco combination windows. Love-
ly home. Mary Carney. TIA. 2-5473.
CALL ON THESE
5000 DN.-NO CLOSING COSTS
13XX Upton North. Three bed
room stucco. Large porch, separ-
ate dining room, new carpet and
drapes, garage, combination win
dows. Mrs. Mann, WA. 6-2552.
$4oo On. 500 MTH. PAYS ALL
15XX Sheridan North. Three bed
room stucco two story, separate
dining room, fireplace, porch. Nice
area. Mr.. Dusk. WA. 6-4263.
$500 DN. $I5,5O0. FILA.
16XX Newton North. Three bed
room stucco two story. Living room
plus fireplace, dining room, den,
garage. Delux thruout. Ron, IA.
9-0O57.
MIN MANN REALTY FIR. 10000
S-13
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
I34I MORGAN AV. N.
GITTLEMAN

HAVE TWO FOUR BEDROOM
HOMES. NORTHSIDE. PRICED
TO SELL. CHARLIE, IA. 1881,
AGENT. S-12
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

537 IGLEEIART. THREE room
furnished apartment and four room
unfurnished apartment. Utilities
optional. 225-6331. RIB
St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-17
HELP WANTED

EXPERIENCED lady for altera-
tions on men or women's clothes.
TIA. 4-5706. S-13