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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-02

Little David Leroy Edwards, 945
Rondo street, is quite i'll at his
home with gland infection.
Social Elites: The Social
Elites met Friday, January &c, at
the home of Miss Beatrice Schuck,
500 Rondo street. Mr.. Lathrop
Rogers spoke on the Halle @.
Brown Building Fund. Plans were
made for a Monte Carlo to be CIV
en- after Easter :. Plans were also
made for an ice skating party to
be given Sunday, February IL, at
Dunning. The next meeting will
be at the home of Miss Jessie Son
ion, 945 Rondo street, Saturday,
February 10.
Dramatic Twelve: The Dramat-
&C Twelve Club met at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Hill, $50 Iglehart
avenue, Thursday, January rs.
Plans were made to give a play
and recital in the very near future.
Luncheon was served and the meet
ing adjourned to meet at the home
of Mrs. Marybelle Lyell in the May
Apartments, Thursday, February
g.
Canoes Meet: The Cameo Social
Club held it's semi-monthly busi-
ness meeting Wednesday, January
"a, at the home of the treasurer,
Mr.. Pete Robinson, 100 st. An
thony avenue. Plans were made
for a sleigh ride party. A social
hour followed the business meeting.
The club pledged $50 to the Halle
Q. Brown Building Fund. The
next meeting will be Wednesday,
February 7, at the home of Mrs.
Eli Hickman, $40 Rondo street.
Criterion Art Club: The Criter-
ion Art Club met at the home of
Mrs. Harry Evans, 455 St. Anthony
avenue. The meeting was in the
form of closed party. First prize
at bridge was won by Mrs. Fred
Schuck, second by Mrs. Gerone
Reed, and the Bird by Mrs. James
Kirk. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Young,
841 st. Anthony avenue, Monday,
February IL. H..
Pneumonia Strikes: Miss Mar
cheta Allen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore F. Allen, 695 Car
roll avenue, is i'll with bronchial
pneumonia Thomas Carlyle
Hickman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Hickman, $40 Rondo street, is quite
ill at his home with bronchial pneu-
monia Little Barbara Fields,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafay-
cite Fields, 800 St. Anthony ave-
nue., has just recovered and is able
to be about again.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-02
Social and Personal
@ ST. PAUL 4

The Carnival Spirits Winter sport parties the parties of the
hour in the Sanity City the
have grand winter carnival going and beautiful palace
signed Wgingon Sunday when the crowds
the tcke could hear buzz the coming
the hundreds Of from
there with the rest of them with his equipment has his pictures
taken all in tecncoo Mailing post palace quite
thrill Sunday afternoon the Cedjafawn Club obog
gaming party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-02

Also on Sunday, the Elite Club
had a tobogganing party in Mar
guerite Payne's back yard =. On
Saturday of this week the Cameo
Social Club will have its annual
winter sport party in the form of
a sleigh ride. The group will leave
from the Nifty Cafe at 8 p. m. re-
turning there at II p. m. for sup
per.
Wedding Shower: Mrs. Don
Vernon mildred Brooks), ITO st.
Anthony avenue, was the guest of
honor at a miscellaneous shower,
Friday, January 26, at the home
of Miss Marguerite B. Tresvan, 8O4
St. Anthony avenue, with Mrs.
Frederick Slemmons as co-hostess.
Games featured the first part OF
the evenings entertainment with
prizes being won by Mesdames
Richey Adams, Paul Boswell, Clar-
ence Smith, and Miss FlOssie Will
hams. The honoree then opened
her gifts-and my, such a beauti-
full array of lovely gifts, mostly
linens; also a beautiful electric
clock and iron. AS a fitting climax
to such an array of presents, the
hostesses presented Mrs. Vernon
with baby blue satin nightie with
a chiffon negligee to match =
gorgeous! Those present included
Mesdames George Brooks, Jr.,
Warren Grissom, Theodore F. AL
len, Lawrence H. Mccoy, Paul BOs-
well, Leo Bohannon, Lounneer
Pemberton, Norman H. Howell,
Harold Wright, Raymond Brown,
Hector P. Vassar, John Kendall,
Richey Adams, Ralph Gardner,
John L. Banks, Jr., James Slem-
mons, Clarence Smith, Walter Tay-
lor, William Small, Thomas Har-
grave, James Robinson, Eli Hick-
man, Gertrude Reed, Stanley Brad
shaw, John Kelly, and the Misses
Dorothy Hall, Beneta A. Edwards,
Annette Hatton, DOrothea and
Shirlee Harris, Flossie Williams,
Harryette Walls, Mary Turner, and
Yours Truly. Girls who couldn't
attend, but sent along their gifts
included Mesdames Paul Shelby
Curry, Rudolph M. Martin, Jry and
Miss Evalyn Austin. The hostesses
were assisted by Mesdames Joseph
A. Tresvan, George w. Brooks, ST.,
and Clareeta Jackson.
Elite Club: The Elite Club en-
tertained their parents with a to-
boggan party Sunday, January %,
at the home of Miss Marguerite
Payne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Payne, 1875 N. Western ave-
nue.. Those who attended includ-
ed Messrs. and Mesdames Jesse
Gardner, Drexel Pugh, Dave Payne,
Mesdames Margaret Moss, Hazel
del Warricks, the Misses Barbara
Pugh, Hazel Warricks, and Messrs.
Jessie and Robert Gardner, Walter
Coins, William Warricks, Matt
Johnson, and Stanley Harris. Re-
freshments and games completed
the evenings entertainment
The Elite Club had a social meet
ing Sunday, January 20, at the
home of Mr.. James V. Bradford,
612 St. Anthony avenue. Follow
ing the business meeting, games
and a social hour was enjoyed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-02
The Richard Stokes Celebrate
Twenty-ffth Wedding
anniversary
4AAIAAVNAO"T
By Staff Correspondent

On Saturday evening, Jan. 9th,
the lovely home of the Richard
Stokes of 757 st. Anthony Ave.
was the scene of an elaborate af-
fair when they celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
The living and dining rooms were
beautifully decorated with a pro-
fusion of cut flowers in huge and
Evening star., 1940-06-30

PLYMOUTH 1886 coupe; smsrt-looking
sport coupe, beautiful stratosphere blue
paint. white wheels; ready for long road
trip: only S29 down, S20.4 month Mer-
son & THOMPSON. Chrysler and Plymouth
dealers. $3.50 Wisconsin ave WI 5195.
PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan; to settle estate.
See Saturday or Sunday. Phone Chest
Evening star., 1940-06-30

BUICK 1886 2-door trunk sedan: built-in
radio; clean gray finish and whircord up
holstery: good tires; runs fine; any demon
stration; $40 down. SPILL month. 370S
Georgia ave RA 9S99
Evening star., 1940-06-30

); PACKARD 1882 super IS" coupe; leather
J; upholstery good condition; to settle estate
Evening star., 1940-06-30

BUICK 1889 Special 40 series 2-door Sc
dan; this. car has radio, heater. .defroster,
and motor just like new; price. S779; easy
terms and trade. Coast In Pontiac, 4th
Evening star., 1940-06-30

PACKARD 1895 model 120 sedan: runs
and ail LOOKS ,5n 6ne; very elean car and bar
suit you, KILLER STUDEBAKER. S2oS
| Ga ave SH 6I0O
Evening star., 1940-06-30

FORDS--1937 Fordor (s5) heater good
900. clean upholstery S195; 1884 sedan
delivery. good tires. new. paint. SIS.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES,
$500 Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin 1857
Evening star., 1940-06-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1888 "6'' 4-door touring sedan:
formerly owned by retired businessman
Of Kenwood; it's in new-car condition, has
a S75 radio and Packard de luxe heater;
priced to sell to a discriminating buyer
Merson & Thomson, Chrysler and Plym-
outh dealers, $3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI
Evening star., 1940-06-30

PACKARD 1895 convertible sedan: beauti-
| ful original finish, top and wfite-wall tires
| excellent: leather upholstery: best mechan-
| ical order: reduced to S445 FEDERAL
MOTOR SALES, 201S Ath NV. Dupont
Evening star., 1940-06-30

PACKARD 93S ''6'' 4-door touring sedan:
formerly owned by retired businessman
of Kenwood; it's in new-car condition, has
priced to sell to a discriminating buyer.
Merson & Thomson. Chrysler and Plym-
outh dealers. $3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI
Evening star., 1940-06-30

MERCURY 1889 club convertible coupe;
maroon original finish; white-wal ties:
$4,000 actual miles new appearance and
best overall condition: bargain price; easy
terms: liberal trade allowance; S749. LO-
GAN 18th and M DI hS1T
Evening star., 1940-06-30

PACKARD 1888 club coupe. "12O" model:
original black finish. white-wall tires opera
seat. clean upholstery. radio; fully guar
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
NUEVA INTERSTATE PRO
P0SlCION DEL "A
PEPPER

Washington, JUNO 15.-Una
de las figuras de mayor relieve
en- ell senado de la naci6n, Ell Sc
nador Pepper, de la Florida, pre-
sent6 aver I'm proyecto de ley pa
ra que Sc conceda autoridad al
Presidente Y este obtenga, de IA
industrial automovilista, la cons
trucci6n, en- una fecha determi-
NADIA, de $4,000 aeroplanos de
guerra. III senador desea Sc pom
ga en- vigor un estatuto de 1916
que ordena a la industrial acep-
tar los contrato del gobierno,
en- preferential a los otros. EN-
fences habra la posibilidad de
que el cielo de Europa, en- defen-
sa de la democracia, Sc yea Gu
bierto con aeroplanoS america
nos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
QUFDO EN- Ell
MARINERO BAKER

Por faita de pruebas qued6-a r.
yer en- libertad 81 mauEero carr
Baker. detenido a rail- de hab5r
sufrido graves q"u,madaras s1s
companercs William F. Read
ing Y William F. Opusey.
I'm jurado investigator Sc reu-
MO en- Ia oficina del juez de paz
Savarese y decide que los dos
hombres murieron por sfecto
de quemaduras recibidas Guam
do sc hallaban borrachos V des-
cansaban en- sus camarotes.
Carl Baker trio descuidada =
mente un f6sforo y este produio
una explosion.
Reading declare que los tres
habian estado bebiendo Y que
Baker habia encendido Ell f6sfo-
70 y los habia tirado cerca de IA
gasolina derramada en- Ell pis0.
Este marinero sufri6 las que
madras cuando trataba de sal
var a CouSey,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
FIR La RADIO

He aqui los programs para
la noche de hoy: 6:15, orluesta
de Russ Morgan, WSUN; 6:45,
comentarista Kaltenborn, VS.
UN; 700, Gang Buster WDAE
$50, orquesta de Wayne King,
WDAE; 100, Rod Arkell, VS.
UN, y Hit Parade, WDAE;
S:l5, otro discursito "apaci4
guante" de Lindbergh; $780,
concerto de Frank Black; 900,
orquesta de Bob Crosby, WSUN
$3.50, Grand Ole Opry, WSUN,
Noticias de la guerra WDAE;
orqul stas de bale hasta la me-
dianoche.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
{ DESDT CALTToK!
MIA A NJ EN- 9 Q II
Y Is Minutes

Una de las fortalezas aereas
di ej&rcito, mandada por ell te-
.nienta r. S. freeman, aterriz6
eyer en- DIV Field lrEgo de
.aaoer rea.izado, en- 9 horas Y Is
minutes, un vuelo desde Los An
ge,es, California. FL avion tom6
asolina y emprendi6 de nuevo
4 yue,o de retornO. La distancia
Is de 2,l00 millas Y ell promedio
de velocidad pas6 de 200 millas
por bora. Todo Ell viaje Sc hizo
a una altura entire 1900 y 90
00l pies. En- gran parte del re-
coYrido les favoreci6 un viento
lie cola de IL millas,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

E. Dominica 9;45 a. m; Cul-
to 8 a. m; Quito de oraci6n
microbes 8 p. m.
Mission Pentecostal," Asam-
6lea de Dios, 17O11a Sa. Ave,
Rev. D. Vald6s, Jr., pastor.
E. Dominica, 9;45 a. m. Cul
to 8 p. m.
la Esperanto" Mission Evan
g6lica, 1922 Laurel ST., Rev. C.
H. Corwin, pastor.
Cultos en- espahol $50 a. m.
y 800 p. m.
Cultos en- ingles, lC .45 a. m.
y $50 p. m.
ia Union de Los Gen." lyle
STA Evangelical, 34O8 Gomez
Ave-, Rev. Osland H. Corwin,
pastor.
Quito a las IL a. M; Exposi-
clones Biblicas, 8 p. m.
"IgleSia Metodista de West
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
MENSAJE ~EVANGELICO
"~TOLERANCIA"

Texto Biblico: S Mateo TIP.
"Todas las cosas que -quisie-
rails los hombres hiciesen con
vosotros, asf tambien haced vo-
sotros con ellos".
Enrique Berkowitz, rabi de
la ciudad de Portland, Oregon,
ha dado Albergue EN- su hCgar
a I'm judo aleman reEugiado.
Este joven habia tenido que
guardian CANA en- IN hospital du
rante alg1n TEMPO, sufriando
de conmoci6n cerebral, causada
por los golpes que lie propinaron
algunos ninos nazis.
Hace POGO este muchacho es-
cribi6 un ensaye en- ell colegio, al
cual lie di6 por titulo la De-
mccracia Americana. La dlti-
ma Erase de su ensayo era 10 ii.
guiente: EN- America puedc
ser judo Y no sentirme atemo-
rizado".
Cualquier brote de tolerancia
DE- que estemos poseido Sc debe
a la ensefanza y ejemplo de
Cristo. En- TODD lugar donde la
intolerancia levanta su mons
truosa cabeza, sc debe a que los
principles de JESUS no Sc toman
en- serio nj son obedecidos.
Cleric escritor define la into
lerancia como 'ignorancia mas
emOtividad", mientras que otro
dice que la ignorancia es pro-
ducto indirecto de la distances.
Por distancia quiere decir no 10
que Sc mide por kilometres, sino
distanciamiento en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere a Attitudes y la consiguien
tie falta de simpatia y buen en-
tendimiento,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

pailos en- el pabeil6n de Florida,
en- la Feria Mundial. Esta SER
gido el restaurant por camare.
io, : Sc,in.ros e3paioies pre-
dsntes de Ybor City, la sec
ci6n extranjera de Tampa, Ba D
.techo hay espacio para s2ry.r a
so personals Y ademas Sc sirven
(. roidas zen la playa de Flori-
da" para aquallos que desean
conner al aire libre. En- el pabe-
non Sc exAibe este ano una an
tingua campana conocida con el
nom5re de la Campana del o.
bispo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
LOS OBRAS DEL
RILLADO

III comite de alcantarillado de
Ia Camara de Concrete tiene va
preparados los planes para las
nuevas alcantarillas de Tampa,
a IN costo de $4,O00,000. Dentro
de pocos dias el comite informa-
ri a los sehores concejales.
I'm proyacto de ley, en- favor
de la construction, Sc ha presen-
tado en- ell Congreso Federal.
Antes de que Ell proyecto sea
dado a la publicidad, oil comite
de la Camara 10 estudiara en- to
dos los puntos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
AHOGO UN MARFNERO

Tn MAJ ,nsro, Car, H, Svigten
beng, tl.pu.ante del remolcador
"CqdmuS', Sc cay6 aver al aqua
junto al muelle de la Tampa
Coal Co., y muri6 ahogado. Sc
e administr6 la respiration ar
if;cial durante una bora, pero
in resultado.
Aparen temente ell ciuo1 aano
habia estado ingiriendo bebidas
a~lcoh6licas,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
CREDIT0 PARA COMBATIR
LOS MOSQUITOES

La Junta de Salubridad del es-
tado pidi6 aver a los comisio-
nados del condado i|ncluyan un
credito de lilo, en- su nuevo
presupuesto, para controlar los
mosquitoes.
Mas de $4,000 Sc han gas
tado en- los 1ltimos amos para
combatir por les mosquitoes, pOr
las autoridades federales, del es-
tadO y condado. Creese que con
una cuadrilla de II hombres y
IN capataz sc podra realizar Ia
tarea, t~rabajando TODD 81 aho.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

,odo De Merida. varias hsbita-
:icres del hctd Hillsborough
I'm lido rr;parsdas. Els presi.
cone d Ia JuRta q Dr. sc.
H1,3rtswopdh. dc Bradenton,
" e2rctario ell DR.. w. w. Row.
lett.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Tampa" N. Albany y Union ST.
E. de IA Iglesia 9Ab a. m;
Cultos IL a. m. Y 8 p. m, Quito
de oracijn lueves s p. m.
les Paregrinos," lglesia Con-
qreeacicnal, 1893 Laurel St.,
Rev. v. A. Venezia, pastor.
Z. de la IgleSia 9:45 a. m.
Quito de predicacion IL a. m.
DEL OLA
l. intc,erancia no puede sobre
vivir donde la Regla de Orc es-
la medida de la conducta.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
CAMPANA ADE LA POLL
CHA CONTRA Ell b

Ia polieia municipal inici6 a.
yer una campaha contra Ell jue-
30 p~rohibido, verificando va
ics are tos, Los detenidos 3a
tu r. Mathews, Beulah
easer. l. j. Williams y j..
~ Todps 1uedaron Ell i.3sr-
'ai b-js fisnza.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Cuatro pitchers de los
Browns fueron castigados dura-
mente por los Yankees. Pearson
recibio credito por ell triunfo.
New York, 12c, 17h, De; San
Luis &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
EXAMEN DE MEDICOS

Mas de 100 medicos T. dife-
rentes parses del pals seran exa-
minadcs ell lunes, en- esta ciu-
lad. per Ia Junta Medica del es-
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
LIGA AMERICANA

Newhoussr domino a los Sena
dores Y chtuyo su. cuarta Yicto-
ria de la temporada. Masterson
fue ell pitcher atropellado.
Washington lie, 9Th, 2e; De-
troit Loo, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Doce peloteros del Cleveland,
entire ellos Bob Feller y Trosky
pidieron aver la destituci6n del
director Witt; pero este seguia
dirigiendo la novena en- la ma
mana de hoy. Los peloteros lie 4
cusan de insinceridad y de evce-
silva critica. Allen dej6 en- dos
hits a los Atleticos.
Filadelfia DC, Oh, lie; Cleve-
land &c, 14h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
PLEGARIA

Maestro Padre Y Dios, en- es-
tos tiempos en- que reina la sus-
picacia, envidia e i~ntolerancia
tanto en- ell pensamiento como
en- los hechos de tantos seres hu
manos ,ay1danos a conServar
siempre ante nosotros la seme-
jana del rostro y de la vida de
Tu Hijo. Entonces nos veremos
librados del pecado de la intole-
rancia. Amen,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
RESTAURANT ESPANOL
I'm Ell DE
LA FLORIDA

NV York, -nio 15.-La Sc
mana pasada, Ell viernes, Sc a.
brio al pdb.ico Ell restaurant es-
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
SECCION DE CULTOS
JUNO Is de 1910

~ ~ W.
Mission "Ybor City Menonita''
1910 ga. Ave-, Rev. ]. Paul Saun
der, pastor.
Cultos a las 10 a. m. y a las
7;3O p. m.
Mission Presbiteriana, 953 IL
avenida, Rev. w. B. Passiglia,
pastor.
E. Dominica a las AS a. m.
Cultos IL a. m. y 80 p. m.
lCultos en- espahol, microbes
a las 7:45 p. m.
"San Marcos" Iglesia Meto =
dista, 16 y IL Ave, Rev. R. j.
Parker, pastor.
E. de la Iglesia, $50 a. m.
Cultos: IL a. IN. y 7:45 p. m.
Cultos de oraci,n, microbes z Y
as p, m,
"San Paolo', Lyle "A MetOdiS-
ia Italiana, Fl y IS Ave-, Rev.
Amadoo M. d. Riggio, pastor.
f. de la Iglesia, $50 a. m.
Cultcs, IL q. m. y z AS p. m.
: TEMPO Bautista", 1909 10
s., Rev, ], B, Silva. pastor,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Boston sc, Oh, De; Chicago 1c,
IN, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Casa tras casa demuestran la economic
del servcio todo-electnco
He auui Otra muestra de las oOmodidades y Ell serviveio tan abO-
rativo que ofreee una oOeina tOdsesctrica. La Sra. Lawson,
venidO usando servieio TODD elsctrico durante IOs dltimOs sds
meses. Ella declare que las cuentss gu ha reeibidO lie han aho-
representa- 81 uSo del ServieiO TODD eIsctricO. LPOr que no deja
que 81 ServieiO t~odO-electroO lie ahOrre dinerO, trsbsjO y tempo
a listed tambisn2 Visite nuesrOs sSlOnes de exhibition y IN re-
presentante cortes lie dari ampLos detaIles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20
TWIN TOWN TALK

INTERESTING PERSONALITIES: M j. Dowdy the Minneapolis
fuel who didn't let and the handicap eyesg
down! Sam Foster R. B. Mouden
seniority rights help the sleeping win their right organize
their Wonder the union drawing
checks think of Sam and Bob the hay
Fields who took and less than 100 bucks and
lucrative drug store business and happy facility boosting
body jeanette Dorsey has revouond musical
neapos whose enough
full Mrs Mae Marshall truly grand unaffected Owen whose
help worthy has been fully appreciated perhaps because
his benefcnces
ing Negroes America working quietly midst labor
execuve Mrs Thomas Neal who led good
in church cces John M Patton whose calm
right honesty community interest make him
leaders Brutu Caus who has given Minneapolis obey
the law tavern Neat and clean and pleasant
his Dreamand Cafe pleasant place mbibe beverages
That matrn West broadcasng
about her can't this column should
she doesn't make good AS fast Twin
something faster The girls the cafe and all
about the recent pilgrimage of the male population
and Southern cities.
Glenn Mlers "Beat Me Daddy Eight the really got
something on the BALI
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20

E. S. p: am in distress and
need advice very much. My sister
has ordered me to move out of the
house without my mothers consent.
1 am not physically able to do all
work and can't find anything suit
able. Tell me if I should leave
town?
Ans: No you should go to
work and pay your part at home
like other members of the family
do. Your sister is fed up with your
laying around the house while the
others get out and work. See a
doctor if you are sick in the
meantime l suggest that you search
a little harder for a job and your
people will respect you more.
G. c.: Please tell me if I will
ever see my child and wife again ?
Why don't 1 get answers from my
letters? Should I forget them and
continue to date this girl?
Ans: Your wife doesn't feel that
she wants to correspond with you
and doesn't want you to write her
either therefore she doesn't an
swer your letters. Under the pres
ent circumstances you would prob
ably be justified in getting a di-
vOrce. Date the girl you are going
with she's crazy about you.
w. M: Do you think I will be in
good enough physical condition to
go to the war?
Ans: In a couple of years you
will be in shape to enter camp for
a year or to join the army outright.
You are still young and will grow
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20
Loss of Vital Organs

The amazing ability Of the human
body to accept the partial loss Of
vital organs was exempliied by DR..
Edward S. West of the University Of
Oregon Medical school who told Of
a 55-year-old man who was able to
live normally after all but three feet
of his small intestine had been re-
moved in an operation. After the
operation, the patient, DR.. West re-
ported, was subject to commissions.
Observations disclosed that while
the man had huge appetite. and
ate from 10 to IL times as much
every day as workingman en-
ployed at hard labor. he could not
absorb calcium. He was given large
quantities of Vitamin D in cod-liver
oil and this enabled him to recover
completely. Dr. West was surprised
to find that despite the operation the
man could absorb carbohydrates
and proteins almost as well as nor.
NAL person.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-20

a little taller as well as gain some
weight.
M. L.: Please tell us if it would
be wise for us to invest money in a
lot here or where and when?
Ans: Right where you are living
now is a good suitable place for
your future home and I suggest
that you look around for a lot. I
am in favor of your buying right
away and start building just as
soon as you can get your plans
completed.
B. c.: I have been married for
about seven months and my hus-
band drinks heavily and keeps late
hours. Tell me if he cares anything
for me and will do any good by me
or not?
Ans: Marrying didn't change
him one bit and he won't get
any better. Since you are separated
from him, it might be to your ad-
vantage to remain away for a few
weeks and see if he won't try to
improve and if he doesn't D.. get a
job and go your way alone.
B. c.: I have been very fond of
a married man for over three years
and he has proved kind and true.
He is very unhappy with his wife
and tells me I will have a place in
his life in the near future and I
wish to know if I should deny him
Ans: Right at this time you are
denying yourself of a happy home
with a husband of your own by
going with a married man. 1t might
be years before he ever got up
enough courage to leave his wife
and then he may never leave her.
His sob story is getting old find
you a desirable single man to spend
your time with.
A. D.: Please tell me if this girl
that stays with my parents played
a trick on me the reason I can't
stay away from her?
Ans: She has you tied around
her finger. eating out of her
hand. Fellow, you are going to get
into some trouble if you don't send
for your wife soon and stop this
fOOlishness.