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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14
WELCOME HALL NOTES

The mothers of the children at
tending the "Play Center" met
Wednesday, Nov. 5. A very delici-
Gus luncheon was served in the
kitchen of the ODER Boys Club; af-
ter short discussion the group or
ganized with following officers:
Mrs. Dreams Rawlings, presi-
dent; Mrs. Blanche Everson, Sec
rotary. The mothers have as their
special project the sponsorship of
the "Home Management Program, "
with young mothers of the city as
assisting hostesses.
The first meeting Of the Home
Management Class will be Nov. IL,
the Oak Leaf Art Club acting as
hostess. Mesdames B. Wright,
Helen Jackson and Lucy Stout
supervising.
Mrs. Helen Hughes will be guest
speaker, assisted in Panel discus
sion by Mrs. Maud Brooks, the sub
ject, "Home Identification and
Housekeeping" The second lesson
will be Nov. 10, with "Play Center
Mothers" as hostesses. The panel
discussion, Family Relations" will
be led by Mrs. Valarie Strand
Boldt. Mrs. Josephine Kemp will
be hostess supervisor.
Miss Elizabeth Newton, director
kindergarten Division of the St.
Paul School System, will be the
guest speaker for the Mckinley P.
T. A. Parent Education Study
Group. Her subject will be Elm
portance of Learning in the Little
Child"
This group will not meet on Nov.
20, but Miss Allen will be back on
Nov. 27 as discussion leader.
Mrs. M. E. Crawford, of Hope
Presbyterian Church, will speak at
the Stewardship meeting Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Crawford will
bring a message on Thanksgiving
following the devotions and testi-
monials. Members of the group
are looking forward with pleasure
to the program that has been
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14
Saint Paul Churches
Hold Joint Thanksgiving
At St. James Thursday

Rev. S. E. Ware, the pastor Of
the Pilgrim Baptist Church, will
deliver the sermon at the union
Thanksgiving Day service, spon-
sored by the St. Paul Interdenomi-
national Ministerial Alliance in the
St. James A. M. E. Church, Dale
and Central, Thursday, Nov. 20, at
1890 a. m. Music will be rendered
by a combined choir of the six CO.
operating churches, with Mrs. S. E..
Ware directing and Mrs. Bertha
King as accompanist.
The formal service which will
begin at II a. m, will be preceded
with a praise and testimonial meet
ing at 1890, led by Elder John A.
Nelson of the Apostolic Faith Mis-
sion. Invocation will be offered by
Rev. D. E. Beasley and the scrip
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14
FRESH

Who said fresh flowers?
The whole town is talking about
the fresh flowers sold by the Posey
Shop, 1853 N. Lexington Ave.
Posey Shops fresh flowers have
a community wide reputation.
Flowers from this shop are avail
able for all occasions and will be
delivered to your door with your
card and name.
Special services and prices are
given organizations.
Why don't you give US trial for
your Thanksgiving table flowers?
Gladys Lewis Harris, the Posey
representative at Dale 1891, will
be pleased to render you service
Advt.
The zig-zag rail fence, common
ly used by farmers throughout the
South, was introduced into this
country by Africans brought here
as slaves.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14
HALLE @. BROWN
COMMUNITY HOUSE NOTES

COMMU dOOOc NOAEO
Halle Prepares for Turkey Day
Game
Being successful in coaching his
Junior and Midget teams to cham
pionships in the Municipal leagues,
Dwight Reed, coach of Halle @.
Brown, will now set about to or
ganize his forces for the Big An
nual traditional football game be-
tween st. Paul and Minneapolis to
be played at Hamline Field on
North Smelling Avenue. The
Mems Club, booster committee Of
which J. w. Walton is chairman,
are asking everyone who wishes to
join in the fun to decorate their
cars with streamers, noise makers,
horns, bells, whistles, or what-not,
and be at Halle @. Brown at 100
p. M, Thanksgiving Day, and go
with the parade to Hamine field.
Halle @. Brown VS.. Phyllis Wheat
ley.
A trip to the Historical Building
is planned for Wednesday at 200
p. m. by Mrs. Lucille Hargrave for
the Women's Council. Historical
Society is on Capitol Hill. Every
one will meet on the steps there at
200 p. m.
If you have not seen the newly
decorated music room at Halle, be
sure to visit.
The American Association for
Study of Group Work had session
Thursday morning in Halle Q.
Browns new gymnasium with Wal
ter McCandles teaching Mountain
Dances. Groups represented by
their professional staff were Y. M.
C. A.-Y. w. C. A., Christ Child
Center, Neighborhood House and
Central Community House.
The Community House is eager
to express appreciation publicly to
Leslie Lawrence Post for making
it possible for Halle @. to aid in
the Halloween celebration. There
was no evidence of destruction in
the community-congratulations!
Urge Support for Paper
The Mems Council met Friday
at the House. The evening was spent
in working out plan whereby the
members of the Council will urge
new ads from their merchants for
the st. Paul Recorder. President
Culver urged the men to purchase
from merchants who advertise in
the Recorder and make it known to
the merchants.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14

ture will be read by Rev. c. B.
Wheeler of the Mt. Oivet Baptist
Church. The Presidents Thanks
giving Proclamation will be read
by Mrs. Josephine Hagan. The
Pilgrim choir will render a special
musical selection just before the
sermon. The offering will be in
charge of the Rev. Clarence T. R.
Nelson, Of the Camphor Memorial
Methodist Church and president of
the Alliance, and the Rev. B. N.
Moore, of the st. James Church.
The Offering will be taken for the
benefit of the Crispus Attacks
Home for the Aged. Father Vic
tor E. Holly, rector of st. Phillips
Episcopal Church, will pronounce
the benediction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14

Their Problem Is This: What
can they do? Shall they sit by
idle and watch their daughter
wreck their lives? Shall they ex-
pose their daughters crooked plans
to the law? WHAT WOULD YOU
DO?
Well, friends, I'll leave you
while you're bordering on the
above problem but I'll be SEEM
you again next week.
Your Pal,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14
BOYS TOWN DEFEATED To-
CAL CATHOLICS 10 TOO

The St. Martins All Stars, who
journeyed to Boys Town to play
Father Flanagan's Team, made a
very creditable showing even
though the game ended 10 to 0 in
favor of the Boys Town team.
The All Stars, coached by Albert
Flash" Washington, have the dis
tinction of being the first colored
team to play at Father Flanagan's
School, to stop there and receive
hospitable accommodations.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14
Hello, Folks:

Hello, Folks:
Quite a few clubs round the two
towns are already planning par.
ties and get-togethers for the
Christmas and New Years holiday
season. This 1941-42 winter sea.
son promises to have real touch
of life and color. Of course, the
Thanksgiving Day events on the
goth will be the first to start the
two towns a-jumpin' and from
what can gather here and there
nearly everyone's going to one OF
the events-either the football
game or the Bonneville Ball at
Eagles Hall in the evening. And
my, are the Bonneville Mayoral-
ty candidates ever busy these days
what with campaign speeches, con-
slant political smiles, etc., etc. One
wife of a certain candidate says
her hubby smiles so much she
doesn't know him these days, espe-
cially at night when he rehearses
his political platform in his sleep.
Thisa and Thata: Sorry to hear
that one of our dear little couples
mentioned not long ago as duet
ing so beautifully have hit quite
a discord. Saw FRED KANE
and MARIANNE CARTER "tea
for twoing" at the Just-Rite Bar
becue the other night. JOE
DANFORD, who breezed into town
last week from one of the U. S.
army camps, was really busy hunt
ing up all of his old dates. .
JANEABELLA MURPHY really
had quite a get-together at her
house last week, didn't she?
This Weeks Torch: "I'll I'm
derstand" when played by the right
orchestra and sung by the right
torch singer can really make any
body go sentimental on you.
Is It True?-That friends of
MARCELLA COPELAND and
AUGUST PIPER are saying the
two are planning an aisle waltz
sometime this June? BUDDY
BLAIR of St. Paul and RHODA
LEE ESCUE of Minneapolis are
quite a familiar twosome seen
round and about these days? .
A certain Minneapolis student
thinks that ELIZABETH MOORE
is real sweet? DON STRAW
DER gave BARBARA MCCLURE
a "honey" of a wristwatch for a
birthday gift?
Sign in a Washington Avenue
hotel: Gall boarders taking cod
liver oil and building up their ap-
petites artifcially will be charged
2O8o extra" My! My!
A Memo From: 'NOOKIE''
PATTERSON of Minneapolis, who
asks that any girls who are inter
ested in corresponding with lonely
soldiers in camp, please get in
touch with him. :.
A Heartening MelOdrama: Our
story this week revolves around an
elderly, religious Twin City couple
who are very we'll respected round
these parts" They have a number
of children who have done quite
well-except their eldest daughter
(who's out of town. and of whom
they rarely speak. 1t seems as il
their daughter is of quite a shady
character and hard as nails when
it comes to cheating people out OF
money.
Not very long ago our couple re,
ceived a letter (which is rare
from their daughter who stated
that she was tired of being away
from home and that she intended
coming to town soon. She also
casually stated that she intended
starting a crooked gambling join
here in the Twin Cities. The par
ents are Mortified over their daugh
ter's horrible scheme and especial
ly since she intends disgracins
them after they have lived such ;
peaceful and respectful life.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14

Broom apartment for rent. 522
Central Ave., Phone Dale 1926.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14

Large, warm, comfortable room in
private home. Convenient to
transportation. Gentleman pre-
ferred. ELkhurst 6267.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-11-14

Garage for rent. Inquire at Prices
Variety Store, TAO Rondo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
William Ferguson

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Evening star., 1941-11-29
Missing Persons

Those hdring information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
NTH the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Ma
tiondl 1000.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Vu|tee Aircraft Corp.
To Buy Control Of
Consolidated Firm
440, 900 Shares Of Common
Stock to Be Purchased
For Sl0,945 900
~ the Associated Press.

~ tne ASeocla a ted Press,
DOWNEY. Calf. Nov. 2e.-Pur-
chase of working control of Consol-
idated Aircraft Corp. by Vultee Air
craft Corp. is step nearer with
Vultee's announced agreement to
buy 10000 shares of the San Diego
concerns common stock for So
e45 900.
The two firms have untitled or
ders totaling nearly billion dollars
Consolidated. with pay roll of
more than 10000. has orders for
more than s75O.000000 worth of
B-24. four -motored bombers. Vultee,
which builds basic training planes,
fighters and dive bombers. has a
backlog Of s167.0000 900 and employs
10000 persons at its plant here.
Vultee's purchase of approximately
81 per cent of outstanding Consol-
dated common stock will be made
from Maj, R H. Fleet, president and
largest stockholder of Consolidated,
and members of his family.
Richard w. Millar. Vultee presi-
dent, said Mai Fleet would remain
in an advisory capacity to both
companies No changes of produc-
ton or actual consolidation of work.
ing schedules or materials are con-
templated Immediately, he said
The total purchase price includes
. dividend of So share payable De-
cember q.
Mai Fleet termed the association
OF the two companies "a natural"
The industry has not even
scratched the surface of aviation
vet" he declared. Before we are
through. planes like the Douglas
Biz and the B-24 will be small fry"
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Strait Clash Marks Nuzi Ships'
Closest Approach to England

several points in West and South
west England and in South Wales,
the Government said today.
One of the invading aircraft was
detroyed. a communique reported
AT one place in South Wales some
damage was done" the Ministries
of Air and Home Security said.
Elsewhere damage done was light.
The total number of casualties was
small but included some people
killed"
BERLIN, Nov. 20 lPl.-The British
lost one motor torpedo boat and
may have lost two others as a re-
suit of an attack on a German con-
voy in the English Channel during
the night, the German high COM
mand said today.
The high command reported Ger
man patrol boats warded Of the
British surface raiders and torpedo
boats took up the chase. sinking one
and badly damaging two others.
It was said the German ships
reached their destination without
losses.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Naval vessels
battled last night in Dover Strait
near the Kentish Cliffs. and the
gleam of their tracer bullets and the
thud OF their heavy guns marked
the closest approach Of German sur
face craft to England reported in
the war.
Machine guns were fired rapidly
from deks shrouded in a thick mist.
Cliff watchers said they believed
both units were made up Of light
vessels,
British planes flew to the scene
soon after the shooting started. but
observers were unable to distinguish
between the opponents in the dark
ness and mist and took no action.
One observer said the action could
have resulted from the interception
of raiding party setting out from
either side of the channel or could
have been an effort to protect Brit
ish merchant shipping from Ger
man attack.
The Admiralty said no comment
could be expected Immediately.
Some persons were killed last
night as German air raiders bembed
Evening star., 1941-11-29

fied price increases may be made
on petroleum products, including
gasoline, provided proposals for such
increases are first cleared through
his office.
Mr.. Henderson, in an open letter
to the industry. said he wished to
clear up some misunderstanding
and misinterpretstion" of a request
issued November 7 stabilizing prices
of petroleum products at current
levels.
THE purpose Of the request -"
was to prevent any further unau-
thorized price increases" Mr.. Hen
derson said 1T was not the intent
to prevent any reasonable and justi-
ned price increases, provided pro-
posals for such increases are first
submitted to this ofiice with proper
Evening star., 1941-11-29
kovy's First Bulldog
Boot Launched in Ohio

b the Associated Press.
PORT CLINTON, Ohio, Nov. %
The first of the Navy's new bull
dog" coastwise boats, similar to those
used by the British in hit-and-run
raids in the English Channel, rode
the waters of Lake Erie today.
Vanguard of 80 70 be built in the
Great Lakes region for the United
States Navy. the 40-foot. Diesel
powered motor launch was launched
bv the Matthews Boat Co. yesterday.
Scheduled to slide down the ways
at the rate of two week, the boats
have cruising range of 200 miles,
can make 10 knots and cost approx
tmately l cent mile to operate
Each can carry 80 men or 10000
pounds OF freight.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

reduced below November 7 levels to
meet competition and subsequently
could be returned to November
levels without notification to o. p. A.
In instances where markets were
subnormal, however, AZ a result OF
price wars or other reasons, no in
creases may be made without o. p
A. sanction.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

and adequate data to demonstrate
the reasonableness and necessity for
the proposed increase and receive
its approval"
The o. P. A. chief added that this
does not mean that prices prevailing
on November have received ap-
proval of his ONCE. Such approval
must necessarily await the investi-
cations now being made by this Of
fice into crude, refining, marketing
and other costs and prices" he said
Products on which price increase
proposals must be submitted to o. P.
A. include, in addition to all grades
of gasoline. crude petroleum, kero-
sene, distillate fuel oils, residual fuel
oils, asphalts and lubricating oils.
Mr.. Henderson's letter explained
that prices on these items could be
Evening star., 1941-11-29

nth the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Ma
tional 1000.
Constance Carter. IA. colored, 5
feet, 100 pounds. wearing blue two
piece dress with white figures. white
shoes, navy blue coat; missing from
1914 T street NV. since November
II.
John w. Williams, 48. S feet IL
inches, 220 pounds. blue eyes. bald
with fringe Of light hair. wearing
light tan lumber jacket. blue pin
stripe pants. light checked cap: driv-
ing a 1899 brown coupe with District
tags. 165-727; missing from 304 r
street NV. since November ~.
Elizabeth johnson, II. colored. 5
feet, 1870 pounds. light brown skin
wearing long gray coat, black and
white sweater. dark dress: missing
from. 704 Second street NV. since
Thursday.
Betty Jane Sullivan, Is. 5 feet 10
inches, 100 pounds, brown eyes,
brown hair; missing from 495 /
street s.W. since Thursday.
Rogers Faulkner, 43. colored, 5
feet inches, 148 pounds. dark skin.
wearing dark brown leather lumber
Jacket, brown work pants. brown OK
fords and brown hat; driving a Sc
dan with District tags 146-0l3; miss
ing from 506 M street NE. since
yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
If You Can Help
VIII You2

Has the Community Chest
solicitor missed you?
Calls being received at Chest
campaign headquarters in the
Willard Hotel show clearly that
many willing givers have not
vet made their contributions
because Chest volunteer work.
ers have not reached them.
II this is your case. telephone
Community Chest headquarters
without delay - Metropolitan
1884.
A member Of the Metropoli-
tan Units Special Duty Squad"
will be sent to pick up your
pledge within few hours.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Henderson Opens
Way 10 Increased
Gasoline Prices

Administrator Notifies
Industry Thot Justified
Changes May Be Made
Price Administrator Leon Hender.
son today notified the petroleum in
dustry that reasonable and tusti-
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Fredric Morch's Father
Dies in West at 81

BY II Associated Press
CENTRALIA. Wash. Nov. %
John B. Bickel. 80. father of Fred
ric March, stage and film star, died
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
thompson

Continued From Page 22)
land. No one can ever do good
TO country, gentlemen, by ask
ing IL do dishonor itself. There
is a law of retribution In this
world. a law stronger than all
the sophistries Of a materialistic
selfishness. That law reads:
Oppression is suicide"
THE Pan-European program of
Il Mazzini. enunciated ne arly
100 years ago. failed under the
weight of European reaction. To-
day it is the rallying cry of the
masses of the people and their
most thoughtful spokesman in
Britain. in France, in all the small
civilized states. 1t is not the rest
of Europe that repudiates MAJ
zini, II is Mussolini and Hitler who
repudiate the great liberator.
Would. for instance, Virginia
Gayda dare to publish the above
words. Cleaned from the writings
and speeches of Mazzini, in his
newspaper? What. if he did, would
happen to the Rome-Berlin Axis
Copyright, 1891. New York Tribune, Inc,
March 8. All Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
What's the Answer?

distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc)
IA famous painter etcher of the century painted
portrait of a relation. What is the of the
painting?
Docs the Lincoln highway from North TO South from
East to West?
3Of what village in what country Joseph and Mary
residents?
If vessel of the eighteenth century few the Jolly Roger it
signihed that the happy, piratcal homeward
bound Which is correct?
5-What is the derivation of the word alphabet?
"a river pilot became of the famous authors of
America. Who he?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

that once / reached home. my
family would be responsible for
getting me back again."
II don't think you quite I'M
derstand Uncle Dicky's posi-
ton" l said. casting wildly about
for some argument which would
have some appearance of truth.
HE, and not your parents. IL
responsible for this particular
trip home of yours. During IL
you have been subjected to
grave peril"
"He was only guessing that"
she said defensively.
"You know very well he was
not guessing" l told her
severely. AT any rate, that Is
the reason he intends to take
you back TO the college him
self"
Aren't you going along?" she
asked.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

mustn't see ADELE oshhisoN
you until after I've talked Ia
him. and found out how much he
knOws-or fears" l told her
"When we get TO the house"
I improvised rapidly. SAY that
you have n very bad headache"
THAT won't be any lie," she
retorted.
And ask your mother TO let
you 20 TO your room.
Then lock your door. and
really try to go to sleep. Ronald
probably will not disturb you. l
shall tell your mother that you
really ought Ia sleep. And that
will not be a falsehood. either"
"T'Il tell the world IL won't"
Carolyn agreed fervently.
Then that's settled" / said
as there anything else you'd
like to ask me before Uncle
Dicky comes back: He's pretty
angry at you. Carolyn, but he
will help you II you need II.
4 won't need help. II ! can he
let alone" she replied. and then
she put A question | had been
expecting.
when I get back to Weir
hampton" she said and stopped
uncertainty
"Yes?" 1 prodded.
"Are you going To have me
watched and followed"
mo, indeed" l told her.
as Uncle Dicky?"
you'll have TO ask him that.
Carolyn" / told her smoothly.
But l don't think he has had
time to make any plans. Re
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A Sequel to Marriage Meddlers

member, he didn't dream you
needed trailing until this last
performance of yours. And this
has come too swiftly for the
making of any plans"
1T didn't come too fast for
him to get those police" she
argued.
That was because he was
afraid you would get away from
us. After all, As he told you.
what we want Is TO find out
about Marion. You either can
not or will not tell us any
thing about her"
1T isn't will not" she
flashed out. 81 don't know any
thing about her; nothing at ALL"
we have no concern what
ever about you, once we get YOU
safely back TO Northampton" |
went on, ignoring her outburst.
II should think" she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
The knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

In what did these battles occur? () Battle of lexington
DO Battle of Gettysburg tc) Battle of Buena Vista
2Who the these fconal characters:
Rochester, tb) Othello; tc) Roger ChllingHorth.
with what country do (a) Jean Sbelus; b)
Josephus Daniels; tel Empress Quizero Menen.
What affected by these diseases? (a) Glaucoma; (b)
dermatoysis;
'TIow did the following their deah (a Butus (b) Mac
beth; (c) Hamlet
In what field each of the following popular? a1 Maxwell
Anderson; tbt Andrew Carnegie; tel Irving Bangmutr
(Answers IN Editorial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

disappeared
I'D o n I l
X n o w ."
he countered
but W h n I
can ! do I? You
don't X n O "
Ron the way
l do. I'm his
little sist er
YOU X n o W.
and he's al
" ay b e e n
able to get
things out OF
me
1T h en- he
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