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Milford chronicle., 1963-10-11


tiOnS Groom 202) in the Highway
Administration Building in Dover,
Delaware, until 300 p NJ, +. ID. 5. T.
October 10, 1868, and thereafter
shall be publicly opened for a con
tract involving the following ap-
proxlmate quantities:
CONTRACT NO. 1851
5UTTO WOOD DYKE AND
DRAINAGE GATE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Repair, Raising & Restoration of
Dyke and Construction of New
SIuice Gate
Completion Date: 60 Working Days
Cost for Contract Documents IS 90
Is. Clearing and Grubhing
45 C.f. Channel Excavation
81 C.f. Excavation for Struc-
lures
Is C.Y. Port Cement Concrete
Masonry
80 S.Y. Superficial Waterproof
ing
875 Lbs Bar Reinforcement
86.5 L.F. 42' C.MP. (Coatcd &
1.85 aFtB MEM. Timber sheet riles
O'ntreated)
1.50 A. Seeding
1000 sly. Mulching
55 Tons Sand for Footing
LIS. Removal of ExiStingI
Structure
3 IGa Control Gates
ss--ss
Attention is called to the Special
specifications and the Contract Al
greement.
Minimum wage rates have beenI
predetermined by the Department.
of Labor and Industrial Relation of
the State Of Delaware and are set
forth in the advertised specifica-
tions.
The employment agency for these
contracts shall be the DelawareI
State Employment Service whoseI
offices are located at sol West
Street, Wilmington, 135 S on III
Bradford Street, Dover. and NorthI
Race Street, Georgetown
Performance Of contract shall
commence and he completed asI
specified.
Monthly payments will tie made
for ninety COO percent of the CON
struction completed each month
Bidders must submit proposals.
upon complete forms as provided
by the Department for bidding pur-
poses.
Each proposal must he accom-
titled check, % the amount Of all
least ten G0) percent Of the total
amount of the proposal.
The envelope containing the pro-
posal must be marked PROPOSAL
for the construction Of State High
way Contract No. -".
The contract will be awarded orl
rejected within thirty 800 daysl
from the date of opening proposals
The right is reserved 70 reject
any or all bids.
Prospective bidders who havel
been prequalified in accordance
with the requirements Of the Stan
dard Specifications may obtain con
tract documents from the Highway
Department office, Third Floor,
Administration Building, Dover,
Delaware. at the prices Indicated
for each contract. additional copieSI
OF proposals only may ht. obtained
at cost Of $500 per copy Con
tract Documents need not lie ~
turned and no refunds will bc
made
Make checks payable tO thu Della
ware State Highway Department
Address all request for plans anal
proposals to William J. Miller. in.
Director Of Operations
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
BY: \. MaXSOn Terry Chairman
William J. Miller, Jr.. Director
Of OperationsI
September "a. 1863
Dover, Delaware 10 j-2tI
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N o T / G E

NO TIC E
Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary were in
due form Of law granted unto
the undersigned, on the 26th day
of September A. D. 1868, and
that all persons having claims
against the estate Of the de-
ceased must present the same,
duly attested, to the said
Roberta w. Smith, Executrix of
the estate Of Medford |. Smith.
on or before the 26th day of
June, 1864, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made
and provided.
Roberta w. Smith,
Executrix
woodrow w. Morgan,
Register of Wills.
1O/4/3t
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin
cere thanks for the cards,
flowers and many other kind
nesses shown us by friends and
relatives during the death of our
son and brother. Special thanks
to Mr.. Clayton Nelson and Rev.
Ethelbert Maddox for their help
and comfort.
The family Of
Mr.. Charles Draine
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-11

II O'Clock
c h ! g :, punches. brace hits.
wheel pullcrs. pulleys, truck body
irons. clamps, turn buckles. mon
key wrencheS. pipe wrenchrS. chain
tightners, variety Of automobile
wrenches. valve lifterS, sledgt.
hammer. I pr. bolt cutters. screw
jack. vices, sets Of taps and
dice. anvil, electric portable table
saw, saher saw, electric motors
(i4 1/3 H.P..D. . ton chain hoist.
log chain hooks, belts, air tank
and compressor. Ford truck wheels.
5 log chains 14-16', dutch links.
wheelwright tools, reamer. truck
flares. Little Giant heavy duty iron
cutter. tire shrinker, electric hack
saw. post drill (heavy duty per-
fect), 5" wood plane, heavy duty
26' ban-saw. 1/3 h HIP. electric
motor. ] HIP. electric motor, 2 III.
p. electric motor. line shaft, 3
hangers, pulleys.
TERMS: Cash day Of sale.
&. w. HALL, Owner
Frank =. CULLEN, Auctioneer
39S-3598. 10-1-2tn
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1858
100 Pm. Rain or Shine
LOGGING EQUIPMENT

SAl hDAls UClUbEh IL, 1905
100 Pm. Rain or Shine
LOGGING EQUIPMENT
1862 Ford tractor GAL, with only
275 hours. 1853 Chevrolet truck, q
speed rear, five tires almost new,
motor and transmission recently
overhauled; 1852 Jeep pickup, A
wheel drive. in good shape with
good rubber; one 30-single axle
trailer; l2 truck body complete
with lights; a. logging body on
truck TO be sold separate, new; 2
20 log chains; 4 chain binders; 90
one-inch chain, new; 100 it, 3/8
loading cable and two blocks; Q
sets OF tongs and canthook; air
compressor, complete, like new; one
g. Craftsman table saw with one
horse motor, mounted on metal
tractor drawbar, adjustable upper
link, never used.
MISCELLANEOUS
so adjustable TV tower, lot OF
2x6x16' oak lumber, new, car rack.
ana Country car tires, "a West
inghouse 21'' TV, Firestone TV-
radio-record player combination, so
Ral. water heater, push mower, 12x
2O car garage. 12x16' workshop.
HUNTING EQUIPMENT
One Winchester, lever action 20
80 rifle and shell belt, Springfield
3-O-3 bolt action rifle, rebuilt, 42-l6
bow Kodiak special. one culver and
glove, IL target arrows, IL hunting
arrows, some new, and many artI-
cIes too numerous to mention.
TERMS Cash day OF sale.
GENE WILEY Owner
Greenwood. Del.
Auctioneers:
John S. Dickerson
Truman Schrock
9-27-3tp
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1868

MIA Is w IODEh los 1000
BEGINNING at 1880 o'clock p. M.
Location Of Property: HOG New
Castle Avenue Wilmington Road)
New Castle, Delaware. This dwell
ing will he opened for inspection on
October 18th, 1868, from 1000 o.
clock am. to 400 pm.
Description Of House: This dwell
ing contains two bedrooms. kit
chen, living room, bath, hot air gas
heat, basement, detached Lear
brick garage, located on lot hav-
ing a frontage Of 55 feet on New
Castle Avenue and extending ap-
prOximately 92A feet in depth and
m'ing the former James II. Hatton
property.
TERMS OF SALE: The success
ful bidder will be required to pay to
thc State Highway Department
2O% Of the purchase price at the
time Of sale either by certified
check or postal money order. No
cash The balance due is to he paid
in approximately 80 days and d/or
upon delivery of deed.
The State Highway Department
reserves the right to accept or re-
ject any Or all bids obtained at the
time Of sale.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
=. MaNson Terry, Chairman
Wm. \. Miller. Jr., Director Of
Operations
.. f. Toner, .Nuctioneer
10-t-2t
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IL PennsyIvonio Avenue

Roneh home, bedrooms, both, liv-
ina room, Kitchen, nice lawn, cor
bort. No down poy for veterans.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my friends.
neighbors and relatives for the
cards, flowers, telephone calls,
gifts and visits during my stay
in the hospitals, and to the doc
tors, and nurses Of Milford Me-
mortal and Wilmington Memorial
Hospitals for their kind atten-
tion.
Mrs. Kenneth Hopkins
10/11/1t
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IN MEMoRIAM

IN loving memory Of my mother.
Mrs !. +. Donovan, who died Octo-
her Il, 1916. Sadly missed hy
daughter, Lulu Donovan Marker.
10-1l-ltp
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WHY PAY RENT?
3OI nj r 10th Street

Two story, 7 rooms, lI1 both, large
lot. screen porch. No down poy for
veteran.
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n o c Ell

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OTIC Ell
Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary were in
due form Of Law granted unto
the undersigned, on the 1st day
Of october A. D. 1868, and that
all persons having claims
against the estate Of the de-
ceased must present the same,
duly attested, to the said Lillian
LeCompte, Executrix Of the es-
tate Of Samuel Thomas Ingram,
on or before the 1st day Of
July, 1864, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made
and provided.
Lillian LeCompte,
Executrix
woodrow w. Morgan,
Register Of Wills.
1o/4Ist
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER y. 1868

1000 O'Clock
Real Estate to be offered at !
o'clock sharp
4 nice masonry constructed g.
room and bath home situated in A
good location and constructed on a
nice lot 50x125'. This house is in
good repair and has central heat
and beautiful birch floors on
ground level. There il a full size
basement and plenty of shade.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Cook stove, gas stove, GE re-
frigerator with freezer top. kitchen
stool, breakfast set and five chairs,
Kenmore Wringcr- type washer, ~
pc. bedroom suite, chest of draw
ers, night stand, 3 pc. living room
suite, rocking chair, 2 hassocks,
coffee table, love seat. brass end
stands, rocking chair, studio bed,
small dining room suite. butterfly
table, old cane bottom chair, liquor
cabinet, tea table, chest Of drawers,
bureau, single beds (completeD.
electric sweeper, marble top table,
round table, iron bed, bureau,
trunk, crib, child's rocker, old
chairs, 9Xl2 grass rug, 10N10 rug
(goodJ, 9x12 rug (good). pictures,
lamps. scrap iron, house jack. dish
eS, glassware. pumps tools and
several things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: Real Estate 2O% day
of sale, balance in 30 days Buyer
to pay cost Of deed transfer and
revenue stamps. Personal Property
: Cash day of sale.
Lunch Oh grounds
LILLIAN LYNN. Owner
Burt Willis, -Auctioneer 104-2t|
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3 bedrooms. ranch home. outside Of
town, 2 cor earoge, both. No down
poy for veterans.
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N @ II I q FL

N = 7 Z
will not be responsible for
any bills unless contracted by
myself. Grover C. Donovan.
10/4/3tp
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ExECUTRIx SALE
Real Estate
Personal Property

Of the late David Y. Chambers ut
his home west Of Harrington, on
the Whiteleysburg Road turn tn.
first left first place Oh the right.
SipnS Will he nOSted
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IA Sunset Lane

Excellent condition. choice location,
8 rooms, both, full basement. screen
ed porch. No down payment fer
veterans.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Jennie
Hobbs, who passed away October
u, l943 Twenty long years ago.
Sadly missed by daughters. Katie
Serena and Elis<na. I0-11-1tn
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IL Sunset Lone

Choice home. wonderfully Ioeoted or
corner lof, 6 rooms. "a boihs. porch
No down Poy for veterans.
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8Os s. {. Front Street

Located in older section, 8 rooms,
both, dining room. utility room. No
down pGy for veterans.
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CARD OF THANkS

CARD OF THANko
We wish to thank relatives,
friends and neighbors for cards
and all acts of kindness during
the recent death of wife and
of
John Tettemer and
Mary Cahall
1O/11/1t
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Blacksmith Tools
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -. 1863

| will sell my blacksmith tools III
my shop on Alilhy street. Harring-
ton, on
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/ will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by me.
Donald A. Peterman'
1O/4/3tp
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3 Woodside Drive
SIS Old Shawnee Road

Ronch home, nice lot, rooms, bath
eorport. No down poy for veterans
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Ia Story Brick
Bungalow

The Delaware State Highway
Department will place on sale at
Public Auction at the site, Grain or
Shine) on
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ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SALE
Massey's Hardware
Store ~--

Massey'S Hardware Store, l46
South Governors Ave, Dover, Del
aware.
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Lorge home. s rooms, bath, new
oUminUm siding. Down payment
$3.50.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1863
12 O'Clock DIST.
Rain or Shine
REAL ESTATE

Ito ~, sold at O'Clock Sharp)
MI that certain piece ~ parcel
of land and premises. situated in
Mispillinn Hundred. Kent County
ana State uf Delaware. lying on the
south side of he State Highway
leading from F'lemingS Corner 10
Whites Church and WhitsleNSburg
and also ON the west side III 4
hlacktnp highway leading from the
aforesaid Whites Church u n q
WhteleNshurg highway % Browns
vile. and having a. improvements
thereon Y log cabin ana other out
buildings. and more particularly
described by metes and bounds.
courses and distances, according TO
survey made hN j. f. HaddawaY,
surveyor. during JULY. 1852
r. v. EQUIPMENT
Tube tester, vacuum voltmeter.
Marion multi-ranger. capacitor an
alzcr. ohmS Ter volt. signal genera
tor. domino, various R.C.A tubes
(neWD, TN sets, few radios,
soldering irons. work benches and
counters C3D, tools used in tn. re
pairing.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Solid mahogany bedroom suite,
mirrors (2 with heveled edgesl.
Universal vacuum cleaner, portable
heaters, clothes hamper. desk and
chair, antique lamp. Westinghouse
refrigerator, X II IN ore two-pot
burner. 3 metal cabinets, I-hurner
gas range, pots and pans.
GARDEN TOOLS
2 step ladders, rotary lawn NOW
er. $3.50 garden roto spader, port
able motor, circular saw, band.
saw, wrenches. screw drivers, ham
mers, spades, shoXels, rakes, hoes,
8 tool chests, portable work cart,
two so gal tanks with oil, 1855 A.
dr.. sedan, S-cylinder Pontiac.
TERMS Cash day Of sale.
AIDA M. GUNTHER
Executrix of Estate of
David " Chambers
Frank E. CULLEN, Auctioneer
10-11-2t
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3o7 South Washington St. :.
IO8 Fisher Avenue

Good neishborhood. 5 rooms, both
shode. $500 down payment.
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8 Delaware Avenue .
Brick and frame home. brick fire
place. 8 rooms, ll7 boths. fenced il
yord, shode. Down Poyment $500.
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Shawnee Rood

Loree LOT. out Of city limits. rooms.
boih.l S4oo down poyment.
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DAY SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1861
Starting 2 P. M.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1863
Starting 10 A. M.
SATU RDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1868
Starting 10 A. M.
After 3S years Of operation we
are quitting and selling out com
pletely to settle the estate of The
Late Walter T Massey
Because Of the large amount OF
stock il is necessary to hold this
auction 3 days. Plan to attend al
three days. Seats will bc available
for your convenience
LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL
HARDWARE
Paint, housewares, hand tools,
garden tools. fencing, rope. screen
hardware cloth, water pipe fittings
stove & furnace pipe, rakeS, shov-
els, hoes, assorted fittings. heating
u cooking stoves, scales. cash re-
eiSter, storage bins, desks. chairs.
display tables, fixtures, carts and
many other articles too numerous
to mention.
TERAIS Cash.
JANE DRAPER, ENecutrix
of Walter T. Massey. Estate
Auctioneer: c. J. Carroll
Dover, Del
Phone 734-5S4S l0-ll2t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Logging Equipment

Having been called into the serv-
ice and no longer have use for the
following, I will offer for sale at
my home, located in Greenwood. on
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-11
MoiI Schedule

The schedule of mail arrival
and departure is as follows:
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3 Pennsylvania Avenue ;.
Roneh home, rooms. both, fenced
in yord. sloo down for anybody.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Personal Property

As am breaking up my home, |
will offer for sale the following
Real Estate and Personal Property
at 208 Fisher Avenue, Milford,
delaware on
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-11

? ". {. 5fh Street !.
Home for large fomiIy. 2 rooms.
both, nice neishborhood. $500 down
payment.
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I2l School Place

Neor Milford High School. nicely
londssoped. 2 rooms. w boihs. Down
poyment Sl7oo
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3 DedrOOHlS5 TuHSH hOHSf SS'N'S
town, 2 cor garage. both. No down
poy for veterans.
III Sunset Lune :.
Choice homo, wonderfully Ioeoted or
corner lot, rooms, Ia boihs, porch
No down Poy for veterans.
3o7 South Washington St. j
Good neiqhborhood, 5 rooms, bath.
shode. $500 down PoYmenf.
I08 Fisher Avenue d
Larae home, rooms, both. new
aIvminum siding. Down payment
$3.50.
3 Pennsylvania Avenue
Roneh home, rooms. both. fenced
in yerd. sloo down for anybody.
9 NJ. {. 5fh Street !.
Home for large fomiIy. 2 rooms.
both, nice neishborhood. $500 down
Poyment
Shawnee Rood ;.
Loree LOT. out Of city limits. rooms,
bath. S4oo down poymenf
3 Delaware Avenue !.
Briek and frome home brick fire.
place, 8 rooms, ll7 boths. fenced III
yord, shade Down Poymenf $500.
III School Place
Neor Milford High School, nicely
londssoped. rooms. w b1ihs. Down
poyment Sl7oo
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the State Highway Depart
ment of the State of Delaware at
the office Of the Director Of Opera
tions (Room 202) in the Highway
administration Building in Dover,
Delaware. until 200 p NJ, EDS.T.
October Is. 1868, and thereafter
shall be publicly opened for a con
tract involving the following ap-
proximate quantities:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Additional Social g.
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Sorority To Meet: Mrs. Bernice
Hardy, 973 Carroll Av., win be hos
tess to the Pragmetiea Sorority
meeting on Friday evening, No
vember 1. Members are urged to
bring their gifts for Crispus At
tucks Home.
Visited Daughter and Family:
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore r. Allen,
973 Iglel1art Av., just recently re-
turned home from Corvallis, Ore
gon where they visited their
daughter, Son-inIaw and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Williams.
Entertain For Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Edwards, 919 Dayton
Av., have as their guest Prof. Joe
T. Greene, Memphis, Tenn, a re-
tired teacher and over the week.
end Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Johnson
and daughter, Miss Marvorneen
johnson their niece, Marion and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Snothers, Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards had
an informal dinner Saturday and
Sunday.
Other guests. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl L. Cotton and Mrs. Bertha
Jones. Miss Morvorneen johnson
was elated to see a former Howard
University classnate, Miss Sherrie
Mazango.
Club Met: The Oak Leaf Art
Club met Monday, October % with
Mrs. Napoleon Jackson, hostess,
635 Fuller Av. Following the meet
ing a delicious luncheon was serv-
ed. The next meeting win be held,
Monday, November II with Mrs.
]. R. Jones, hostess, 914 Fuller
Av.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Mill City NAAcP
PlanS SelecfiVe
Buying Compuiqn

The Minneapolis Chapter Of
NAACP, will initiate a program
of selective buying it has been an
nounced by Curtis c. Chivers,
president Of the local organization.
Chivers said Minneapolis NAA-
CP will not make a wholesale in
dictment Of Minneapolis business
and industry, regarding job dis
elimination.
He said, "noticeably in the past
few months minority group en-
ployment has been on the increase,
but the program Of hiring and up
grading must be accelerated.
Business firms who refuse to
comply with or establish a fair en-
ployment policy can expect to face
patronage Withholding, he stated.
Those business establishments
who overtly deny equal job oppor-
tunity, could hardly expect to re-
ceive business from those whom
they discriminate against, the
Minneapolis NAACP official stat
ed.
Roy Wilkins, executive secretary
of the NAACP in New York re-
Gently stated: "All of us believe,
that there should be selective buy
ing campaigns in every local COM
munity in which businesses with
fair employment practices should
be patronized and businesses with
unfair policies passed by"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
New Liquor Store
Grond Opening On
Fridoy & Saturday

The grand opening of HUNS
Liquor Store, new beverage outlet
located at 2126 Lyndale Av. s.,
will be held on Friday and Satur-
day, November / and 2.
The new store Is located Just
two blocks south Of Franklin Av.,
on Lyndale. The store has courtesy
parking at rear of the store.
HUNS its operators say is Min
neapohs' newest and most COM
plete bottle goods store. On hand
for the grand opening days will be
pro athletic stars and Dave and
Mackey popular former boxers.
HUNS carries all nationally ad-
vertised brands of liquors, wines,
cold beer and mixes.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Gold Medal Wondru
1sf New Flour In
q Thousand Years

The introduction Of Gold Medal
Wondra, instantized enriched flour,
called the first truly new form of
new flour in four thousand years
has revolutionized baking in the
kitchens of thousands Of American
households.
The General Mills developed pro-
duct Is a flour which pours easily
Hike salt, mixes instantly, is lump
proof and provides clean handling
with no dust.
Gold Medal Wondra offers won
derful bal1ing without changing re-
cipes. It costs more but does more
according to Betty Crocker of
General Mills kitchens.
Some of the housewives who are
readers Of this paper claim Gold
Medal Wondrta Is wonderful!
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Bailie Thomas
Notebook

George Brooks, Jr., Of st. Paul
Just back from armed forces tour
of duty is in training in the First
National Bank of st. Paups in
stallment loan department.
william Brown, Minneapolis ac-
countant has been upgraded from
the IBM section in Minneapolis
Northwestern Bank to the comp
troIlers office in the N.W.'s larg-
est banking institution.
The big break through in more
employment opportunities for Twin
cities Negroes may come as the
result Of the formation of Chamber
Of Commerce committees in both
cities whose duties will be to urge
c. & c. members to utilize workers
Of all races at an levels.
Ronald Williams, son Of Mrs.
Marion Williams Beasley, was re-
Gently elected vice-president q the
600 member Freshman claas at
winona Teachers College, wihona,
Nam.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31
Maxwell Figure In Thompson Case:
MinneSoto-Born
Negro Is Prosecutor
I'm Murder CdSe

A young Negro attorney, native
of st. Paul is one Of the principal
figures in the biggest murder trial
in Minnesota in the past 40 years.
The young attorney is assistant
county attorney Stephen Maxwell,
aide to Ramsey county attorney
William Randall and the trial Is
that of T. Eugene Thompson, in
dicted for the murder for hire Of
his wife Carol in Highland Park,
st. Paul on March 6.
The trial opened Monday in Hen
nepin county after weeks Of legal
jockeying by the Ramsey county
attorneys office and Thompson's
attorneys Hyam Segell. former as
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-10-31

sistant us. district attorney and
William Fallon.
Maxwell, the county attorneys
chief aide lives at 852 Carroll. He
has been a member of the county
attorneys staff for five years. He
is married and is the parent of two
boys, Rodney, IL and Stephen III,
a college freshman.
A reserve heut-commander In
the Navy, Maxwell attended Hamp-
ton Institute and the University
of Minnesota. He has had a varied
career as an employe of the In
ternal Revenue Department, a St.
Paul city employe and private
practice of law.
Maxwell Is active in the Republi-
can party and had support two
years ago for the Republican nom-
ination for encouragement. He
declined to make the race for the