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QUEEN DIGS 'DOG'—Elizabeth Adekogbe. Queen of Iba
dan. Nigeria. takes a bite of her first hot dog in Pittsburgh. Pa,
The African tribal leader was visiting the Steel City as part of
a national tour under the International Exchange Service of the
State Department. The scan on her cheeks are tribal mrrriry
(Newspress Photo),
READERS ALWAYS KNOW WHERE THIS
PAPER STANDS EDITORIALLY ON
IMPORTANT ISSUES
IN THIS AREA
inSS OF TRIUMPH—Chicago White Sox star Minnie Minoso.
whose spectacular defensive play in the ninth inning stopped
rally of the National League, kisses the ball which he cut down
Gus Bell at third, insuring the American League a 6-5 win over
the Nationals in the All-Star game at St Louis. (Newspress
Photo).
GET WHAT YOU WANT AND SAVE TIME,
MONEY AND ENERGY WITH HELPFUL
WANT ADS IN THIS PAPER
VICTIMS OF AUDREY"—Driven from their homes by Hur
ricane Audrey, these storm victims sit outside the courthouse
at Cameron. La., wondering what to do next. Their city felt the
tul! force of Audrey's high winds and tidal waves, which de
stroyed almost 96 percent of the buddings. (Newsprees Photo).
To Rent A Room To Rent An Apartment To Seek A Job To Sell A House To Buy A Car To Hire Help For Personal Ads For Business Services
To Place Your Want Ad ¥1 T I A 1 A T) 1 fl
, W ant Ads Are I our Best Bet
F"-' •
***>
PASTOR WEEPS—Th. Rev Nelson B. Kggina. Jr. dries Mb &
I ey« in th. pulpit attar delivering a powerful inaugural sermon
before a mixed congregation at th. Normandie Arrau. Bapbsi
e. 1. Church in Los Angles He is th. first Negro pastor at th. formerly •»
all-wtute church, tfirwwrai Photo). "
■
CIVIL RIGHTS FOES—Son. Richard Russell. D-Ga- (right) and Sen. Allen J. Blender. D-
Ala.. discuss th. controversial Civil Rights Bill and a possible fillibuster mors, shortly betor.
th. bill cam. up for debat. before th. Senate. President Eisenhower later met with Russell,
leading Southern spokesman, on th. measure: and it was reported that the Chief executive
was amenable to certain amendments to the bill which would make the South happy. (News
press Photo).
'SATCHMO" SHOWS VEEP HOW—Shortly before leaving lor a tour of South America.
Buraia and Africa as a "goodwill ambassador" of the U. S„ jaxx star Louis Armstrong demon
strates to Vic. President Nixon in Washington th. technique h. uses Io male, his bom "cry.**
(hi.wspr.ra Photo).
THE QUEUiS' MINIS I tJlS—Queen Bisabeth II poms with British Commonwraith ministers
at Buckingham Palac. where th. ministers wer. recratly dinner guests. Shown front (L to R.)
ar.: of Canada. Menzies of Australia. Quran Elizabeth. Nehru of India. Nkrumah
of Ghana. MacDonald of Nrw Zealand and Min-ster of Justice D. Silva of Ceylon. Background:
McMillan of Grrat Britain. External Affairs Minister Louw of South Africa. Suhrawardy of Paki
stan and W.lratsky at Rhodesia and Nyasaland (Newsprras Photo)
HELD FOR THEFT OF
SIO,OOO WORTH OF
ALUMINUM PATTERNS
Toledo. O (ANPi- Accused
stealing SIO,OOO worth of cast
aluminum dies ami patterns.
James W. Harrie. 40. was indicted
last week by the Lucas County
grand Jury on the charge of bur-
ffiMh r *issft< “**• z . w
SPORTS HISTORY—The Wimbeldon Trophy, symbolic of the
singles tennis championship ol the world, is presented by Quran
Elisabeth 11 to Althea Gibson of Harlem (crater, back to camera),
th. first Negro to win th. crown At left is Darien. Hard ol Cali
fornia. whom Mira Gibson brat in straight rats on th. lamed
English court. (N.wsprras Photo).
In Accra, Ghana, the Prime Minister of Ghana. Or. Kwame Nkrnmah (rlht) listens na Peter Rutter
rends a epeoch with w hich he presented his credent late iu> the Charge !>’ Affaires In Ghana. Presenting
him la Eugene Sawyer, head of the (J. H. Information Service In Ghana. Sawyer, a native of Topeka.
Kansas, and a graduate of Kansas State College, la the highest ranking colored American to verve In
Ghana. (AKS<MTATEI> NEGRO PRESS PHOTO*
/Sj'V’L.
“Too much of the milk of “Firsthand knowledge docs gtace everyone always knows
human kindness is kept In a not become secondhanded Z„ J h.
_ . . ra . a . .an Jtx now to aoive tne olnei
frozen state. just becauwe it in UNedl per won’a.”
HEATS ONl!—High temperatures put an added strain on tennis star who shrgged it out for
th. Wrmbeldon tennis championships. America's Althea Gibran, (left) who later became champ,
and Britain's Christine Truman cool off and dry off. under the watchful eyw of James Dean,
(left). 15 year old Jamaican. first Negro to serve as ball boy an the Wimbsldcn court. (News
omes Photo).
Friday, July 19 1967, St Paul RECORDER Page 7
glary
Authorities said that Harris
broke into a warehouse of the
Toledo Scale Co They said he
broke down the dies into 270
pounds of worthless metal before
disposing of them
ttur Advertisers WANT Your
Patronage!
To Place Your Want Ad
Just Dial . . .
FEderal 5-3595
TO COPE WITH the first un
expected warm days, is thia
stunnifig fast-to-make sheath.
The pattern is printed on one
single tissue. Merely place it
on a length of fabric, pin and
cut the complete dress in sec
onds and stitch it up in a jiffy.
By following the "no-pin, no
baste" instruction of the Talon
package the new longer length
14-inch dress placket zipper
gives perfect fit and finish, can
be applied in a matter of mln»
ules —and it releases caught
fabric like magic. The pattern
is McCall's No. 3971 (sixes
12-20) which also includes a
full skirt. It's deliberately de
signed to enhance your femi
nine appeal. For day-long ele
gance, top it with a sweater,
jacket or brief cape.
Our Advertiser* WANT Your
Pat milage!
Reading thl* paper every week
Is a good regular habit.

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