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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

kins, Eugene Goodson. Lester Cur
rent and Teddy Salter.
Immediately following the cere-
mony all the attendants and the
immediate families gathered at
Prince Hall where they enjoyed a
delicious turkey dinner with all the
traditional trimmings. Later in the
evening a reception was held and
more than 400 guests were received
and entertained in the beautiful up
per ballroom by Lester Current and
his orchestra. In the lower ball
room plentiful refreshments were
served, after all the congratulations
and wishes for good luck. the happy
newlyweds arrived at their home,
just before curfew. They will be
at home to their friends after July
5 at 6402 Van Court
To name a few of the guests who
attended: Mrs. Madeline Fowler
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lovejoy, MI
and Mrs. Cowan. Mrs. DoZier. JAM
and Betty Jackson. DR.. and Mrs
E. A. Williams, Nose S. Thompson
Doris Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith
Miss Violet Jackson. Private anc
Mrs. Carl Marshall. Mrs. Safy'
Lindsay. Mrs. Claude Hurley;
Mrs. Sallie Titus, Mrs. Berthi
Hurley. Miss Dorothy Jeeter, Rob
ert Vaughn. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Park
er. Miss Daisy Summers, Mrs. Marie
Jackson, Miss Thelma Higgin
botham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Eos
:er. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Daniels
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Grimes, Mrs
Sue Goodson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro,
Mapp. Saunders Jones. L. c. Hun
ter. Hill Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Crawford;
Baine Crawford. Miss Annie
Laurie. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cur
rent. Miss Catherine Hurley, Mis-:
Verona Steele. Billeu Vaughn. Mis-:
Janey Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gray. Miss Edna Williams, Mrs
| Louis Day. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis
Mrs. Herbert Hickman. Miss Pau
line Starks. Juanita Jackson, Mrs
Louis Thompson, Miss Ruth Car
Isle and many. many others.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Cargile c. Rainey Of thi!
city and the groom is the popula,
proprietor of the Marlowe Flower
/ Shop on Oakland avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

Do we'll thy work. il shall sue
coed in thine or in anothcr's day
and tho thous lack the victor's
need. Thous shall not want, the
Toiler's Pay.
Ann Arbor remained cool as a
cucumber during las; weeks De-
troit racial disturbance.
The folks here seem 10 know how
10 maintain their equilibrium. Had
occasion TO be in Detroit during
past week when the confusion was
al its height. II was the biggest
bedlam spectacle that l have ever
witnessed. | was comparing the
contrast between our little town.
Just IS miles away. with Detroit
And / tell you. il was very nice TO
be back in that quiet spot of Ann
Arbor. and sleep with an I'M
troubled bosom.
The Rev. ]. w. Wright. that like
able pastor of Bethel A.M.E.
church. returned to Ann Arbor
June %. from Montgomery. Ala,
after a very successful revival en-
gagemen;. He seems 10 have
brought some OF the revival enthu-
siasm with him.
The Sunday morning services
were we'll attended. And the con-
gregation seemed TO over enjoy the
message. But it was at the evening
services that he appeared TO reach
his zenith. Old Bethel seemed 10
vibratc. Then he poured forth the
message. "Ye must be horned
again" It was beautifully dis
courscd and illustrated.
Dunbar Community Center on
Fourth avenue. is a neat and we'll
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Goldsby- Morgan Families United In Pretty Ceremony
TEEN AGE CAPPERS
By RUBY Lee

where she will spend the summer
with her parents. In the fall. Muir
el plans to attend Texas State col
lege.
A certain group OF the Motor
Citys GLAMOUR GALS" went TO
a party recently just to have their
picture taken for the paper - but
the picture didn't take - Remember
the old saying. poor intentions.
poor results" Better luck next
time.
Garfield Fisher says that he can
only find time these days to think
Of Del Bradford. The boys said that
they don't blame you for she is
some fine talent" and I agree with
them that she is very pretty.
We just got wind OF the fact that
handsome Wilbert Goldsby is ex-
ceedingly interested in pretty Jean
Carmichael. That's a nice interest,
Wlbert, keep up the good work!!!!
A certain young man on the
North End, who thinks that he's
the "one and only" in the heart of
lovely Mary Ann Coins, should
stop kidding himself and face the
facts - for where Mary Ann is con-
cerned he's lust like the bear -
ne amt no where" I'm not men
ttioning the young mans name. but
III the shoe Ats, put it on"
Sara Casey is spending most oil
her time these days at her family
home in Rochester. Mich. How is
every little thing these days. Sara!
Let US hear from you soon. Sara
- BY the way. tell your mother and
: the rest OF the family hello for me
/ - Bye now.
Get your spirits Of ammonia -
! sit down now don't faint - Ed
: ward Sellman received his Undue
: ton papers this past week and viii
!, leave soon to join our armed forces
!, Shortly after Edward received hi
. papers, he made the followin
4 statement: I'm now a man! Cues
Y I'll take a shave - Gee, it's grea
d to be a man.!!' Are you kiddin
y Ed??
i That's all for now. so I'll b
n seem you all next week. so unit
+ then. please be careful II 70
can't be good."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

O'Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Glenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Booker. Sgt.
Tommy Flake. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lee, Alfred c. Austin, Mrs. Ethel
Massenberg. Crl. Arthur Goldsby,
brother Of the bride: Larry Doug
lass, Dorothy Miller. Mrs. Pearl
Proctor. 1t. Benjamin Bullock, Miss
Winifred DeGrss. Kensll Jcnries
Mrs. Margaret Gordon. Mr. and
Mrs. James Donovan. Mrs Mary
Marsh. Miss Mildred Houghtcn
Mrs. Ernestinc Rosemond. Wesley
Stone. Mrs. Ada Hansborough. Mrs
Preston Coleman. Mrs. CLANCY Mat
thcws. Mr.. and Mrs Casper Peck
Mrs. Sadie Littlejohn. Miss Sadie
Proctor. Miss Ann Lewis. Mrs Ash.
ley Cain. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Fields
Mrs. Nellie McFall. and daughter
Vivian. Cpl Wentz S Perkins. War
rem Perkins. Mrs. Alma McMann
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mcdonald. Sr.
Mrs. Ella 3. Brown, OF Jersey City
" J.. and others too numerous tC
mention.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
FUNERAL RITES FOR EDUCATOR

AUGUSTA. Ga. = FUNERAL SER
vices for Prof. Henry c. Walker
we're held last week az the Forrest
Hill Bapiis; church. where he had
been a faithful member for num-
Der of years.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
Ads Get Results!

floor in a privately owned building
Il was reported that Negro clerks
had recently been ordered to use
facilities separate from their whi-e
co-workers-
The s~ecretary's inquiry disclosed
that the owner OF the building in
order to satisfy the demands OF his
other tenants had established Sc
gregation- One OF the tenants Of
the building IS the Arlington Coun-
" Ration Board. It urged the
building manager to raise the col
or bar.
The Department Of Interior Ieas-
IS the premises by the year Any
renewal Of the lease. said Strals.
win be made with the full under
standing OF the lessor that the De
partment Of Interior has 4 policy
OF non-discrimination and nonseg-
regati0n Of employees.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
CORPS WORKERS URGE TO
GET HELMETS AND MASKS

All members OF the Omaha CIV
ilian Defense Corps to whom he'll
NETS and Eas masks are ISSUED are
urged To secure them - soon -
possible
Approximately half Of the hei-
NETS and several hundred of the
limited supply or gas masks furn-
.ished the Omaha Civilian Defense
Corps have been distributed, Roal
Garrison, executive officer Of the
Civilian Defense Council. reported
Saturday.
II would urge members Of the
various units to whom this equip
ment is issued to get their helmets
and gas masks at once" Carlsen
said. They should have them On
hand ready for use in the next on
maha air raid test which Is ex-
pected to be held late in July"
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
MEDICAL REPORT DOUBTS
RAPE STORY LAUNCHING
BEAUMONT RIOTS

Continued from page y
Destruction included the burning
Of at least 200 Negro houses and
isfaction develops and some nat
ions are fighting, destroying. What
it has taken centuries to build ul-
The Good Book tells Us that our
time is very short On this rapidly
going ship Of earth and we should
at all times tae precautions to al
Just our misunderstanding without
resOrting to fire arms as all Of CIR
mothers did not raise their sons to
shoot some other mothers darling
boy. As God gives US men and
women TO improve conditions ..-
develop good business. -beauttfy
the earth----be friendly to one an
other exchange ideas take
all precautions to eliminate dis
agreements and at all times ex-
tend the right hand Of fellowship
Of the Fatherhood of man and at
al angles. lend a helping hand
where It Is needed. III ever We
meet a poor fellow who tries 10
battle the world and its frowns--.
Just lend him a hand and pray do
not try to help crush him down.
for one cup Of cold water IN charity
given IS REMEMBERED with Joy in
the skies
we very often read Of the IN
human treatment that some Of
people are given and we hope and
pray that time viii do away with
all Of those features. And now let
Us al as loyal American citizens.
Try in every way. 70 Ier every 4th
Of July find everyone, using every
effort to become ever watchfu 10
be Of good service to God. Cur
Country and to Ourselves and az
one writer has said Try and read
between the lines. as very often
the second reading and thought
gives Us a broader view and u
more thorough understanding
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
OCD NEWS


heIml e~o-director OF the OCD en-
ergency medical division. sald.
for emergencies throughout the
Seventh Service Command. u :.
Army. Because OF the reasons or
these thousands Of Omaha xolun-
teers, il Is now Unnecessary. Or.
WIhelmj said. to can On the Fed
Cross blood banks IN Kansas City,
Chicago and ST. Paul.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Nice company for anybody!
u
Al Of them appear IN really engaging
scenes-each one adding an extra flip
to IN already efervescent production
y "
Virginia WeidIer's fan club i made I'D
of precocious group devoted TO getting
the stars autographs, no matter whzti
r
Edward Arnold, al the father Of this
prodigy. finds himself surrounded with
a pretty set Of problemsi
r
John Carroll and Jean Porter are
featured in rollickIng roles, too
You'll get a lift out Of The Youngest
Profession" 1t has buoyancyl
n y
M-G-M has given this delightful
comedy a hrgt-rate production
y = =
Manage to see The Youngest Profess
sion" soon-n's heart-wzning, clever,
and truly American
=
It's also truly American to buy al the
War Bonds and Stamps you cam
Want MY autograph? *
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
Did Not Order Separate
Toilet Facilities Says
Dept. of Interior Head

Washington. D-C-M. W. Straus.
assistant secretary Of the Interior
says the Department was not re-
sponsible for the order requiring
Negro clerks to use separate toilet
facilities in the Geological Survey
unit located in Clarendon. Virginia,
in a communication with the MA
CP.
The Geological SurveT, an Inter
iOr Department bureau, leases q
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
JULY 4th-

The day we celebrate through
the mercy OF our dear heavenly
Father we are permitted To
breathe Of life and 20 back am
forth on the good land that our fcra
fathers fought and died for hat
We could live on the soil that lays
Ger their brows and always 10
Keep IN mind 10 do honor to Old
Glory that waves the very fine
stars and stripes and let Us hope
and pray for II to wave for all tim
IS and we al should let a serious
thought dwell in u mind a. IL T.
very grand privilege and lovely
future thOughtto know that in the
good old USA. We are at peace
We very often we-zder how T. l.
with all OF the knowledge. educa-
ton. careful training instructions.
that the human beings are bleszsd
with and with an OF that .dissat-
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

A IL SET for q good full days
n work when . nagging head
ache sneaks up OH you You suffer.
and % does your work
Ready for Al evening OF relax
alton and enjoyment-a pesE
headache ~interferes with your fun,
rest, enjoyment or relaxation
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
DR. MILES
Anti-Pdin Pills


usually relieve not only Head
ache, but Simple Neuralgia Mus
cular Pains and Functional
Monthly Pains
sDo you use DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pi1Is7 If not why mott You can
get Dr.. Miles AntiPzia Pills &C
your drug store IN the regular
package for only . penny apiece
and IN the economy package even
cheaper. Why not get a package
today7 Your druggist has them
Read directions and use only a
directed Your money back IL you
are not satisfied
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
COUGHS

Due Te csIds or Brenchiul Irrifufion
Here's good news for the 1ecuIe Of the u. s. A
Canaozs greatest cough medicine IS nn~ being
nzce and sold right here. and # you nave any
DOUBT about Uhat to take this Writer for the corn
mon cough or bronchial irritation get I bottle Of
6uckdsys CANA0l0L Mixture. You wort be diszp-
poIntsc-frs different from anything else YOU ever
useo-one Title SO and you get Instant acton Only
4oc-7l druggists. Satisfaction or mercy back
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
BLOOD DONORS RECEIVE
CERTIFICATES

Certificates are being issued by
the Omaha Civilian defense Coun-
ell to 750 Omahans, registered with
the OCD as blood donors, who have
contributed 40 &C. approximately
one pintl Or blood t y the blood banks
in Omaha hospitals since blood don
or registration was started by the
.OCD emergency medical division IN
April. 1892
Other blood donors VIII receive
the certificates as they are called
to contribute blood and their d0na-
tons are reported to the OCD vol
unteer office, s22 World-Herald
Building
First blood donor To register
with the OCD was Miner :. Pad
dock, 1851 Ida Street, who received
Certificate NO. 4. Frank Clark
5000 Dewey Avenue. Martin-Nebr-
aska Bomber plant employe, was
second TO register, and Robert K
Adams, attorney. zd1 North Forty
eighth street, was third All three
donated blood April %, 1912. to the
bank at CIarkson hospital which
was established in February. 1872
when ten members Of Woodmen III
the World Camp No. Is gave the
first blood donations.
Paddock. Clark and Adams receiv
ed their certificates personally
from J. z. Davidson director OF
Civilian defense. last Tuesday morn
ing
Since OCD blood donor r~egistrat-
ion was started. several thousand
Omahans have registered a. volun-
teer donors TO be called when need
ed TO maintain the blood banks at
st. Joseph's GARRISON. St. Gather
ines and University or Nebraska
hospitals. Many lives have been
saved by liquid blood plasma trans
fusions supplied from these banks.
There i now about 1000 units
Of blood plasma on hand in these
Omaha blood banks. Dr. c. NJ. WI
doinA' When somebody shouted
an insult. Richardson invited him
and all the others to step up and
he'd take them all on one at 4
time
Several hundred mobsters were
arrested and the cases of most are
still awaiting action
The two fatalities were Ellis
Cleveland Brown. white, said to
have been slugged by three Negro
IS who attacked him on the street.
and John Johnson, who said a
group Of white men fired on him
as he was entering a car at the ice
plant where be was employed.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26


estaollsnments, the Wreck1ng OF a
peer partor ana Ine burning OF We
gro AUTOMOBILES
This took place soon after word
around that the white woman
mad beer attacked There seemed
70 pc no organized mob, but Il
stead many groups Of rioters who
swarmed into the Negro section.
Fires were set homes were wreck
3D. Many cars OF white persons
were seen going through The
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

- 49, I0p7 lH5 LDs -
pI ~ - go n war !
Fba~har+ A~enua Cbiesgo m
- a,@ra-u-
T. w smith and Attorney John
X y Frlee made a very early
=
n Omaha Guide naz AT the
News
"
JULY 4th is m Sunday and avarv
ice before celebrating and avfng
for summer resorts
Mrs Loretta Douglas ~ T.ir+Ia
Rock. Aransas makes a short visi,
TO Omaha TO say haro IN har s,.n
-
George Watson and CIV Robbins
ve~v mncb a,,+ ~ ero,
Victory Gardens GOING ovs- bic
CaIored fTiers hahn +nraa r+ar;.-z
~ s--ra,4ar
IT : ARM nrohaz
in Soldiers camps a. there u
much nhuman treatment to serv-
ice men.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

in giving good service
"
- 49,. IN .-nara5
- usk;no ~. rounds on
74+b street
Mr. Linwood Hal entertalns some
lady friends at a northside busln-
ess house.
=
streamlined headwaiter and Capt.
Earl Jones are Oh the job at all
timas
-
Race horse head waiter and the
Quick stapping service man If the
lpax+on ara fine on rand service
-
scrintion "a the Omaha r-uida give.
vou % uon+bs of good nevsq
-
For+eraUA hotel walters are nm
~ The minnie On sa--ice
-
Mr. George Thomas and Mr. Tfu
LUZ ~
~ 80
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

In ~Coney Island" 2eth Century
Fox T~echnicolor production based
% New Yorz's celebrated seaside
Resort at the turn Of the century.
Betty Cradle dons sepia makeup
and brunette wig for a song and
dance number titled 4LouisvfHe
Lulur. If you thought before that
Betty was cute, wait till you see
her IN this There's something ~
bout the makeup that adds provo
catfve new sparkle TO the Cradle
personality.
George Montgomery and Cesar
Romero c0-star, Phil SIIvers and
Charles W~inninger are IN the sup
porting cast.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

CONTESTANTS QUALIFICATIONS
The contestants must be Unmarried and between the ages OF -
and S. II is not required that they be outstanding IN any particular
type o. color.
PROCEDURE
The contestants must send a photograph Complying ~ Il follow
N notifications
The minimum size is 31zx6 inches
The maximum size IS sx10 inches.
They must be in good shape, clear, glossy, sharp prints and
black Brown tnts and painted ones are not acceptable.
Photographs must be accompanied by an entry form which VIII
have been filled out and clipped from this official contest publication
THE OMAHA GUIDE. which is participating in the contest
The photos IN TO be mailed to Press Photo Service me SOL
South Park Ave. Chicago, Illinois.
JUDGES
These photographs VIII be hand picked BY a committee II service
men weekly Upon their judgement win Test the selection Of the three
winners. The decision OF the judges VIII be final
The newspapers from which the winning Queens detach their en-
Try blanks VIII be notified Immediately and the awards vii be semi RI
NM puoneauon 70 be forwarded to the winners our Boys in Service
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Virginia Weidler
comes into her
own 4 the gay,
young girl Who
do anything
absolutely any,
t~hing-to get
the autographs
OF some famous
stars.
Wait TILL you SEQ
that girl do
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

We should all trade at the North
side Union Quitting Co., and the
8 Center and also give the North
side business men a good break. as
we r always helping ourselves
when we help others and good
spokes make the wheel turn faster
and smoother.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Bud Green an expert pool shark,
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

James Griffin q streamlined pri-
vate a man.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Frank Stewart the ex-eity fire
man, has a beautiful victory gar
den.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Dean William Picens made a real
streamlined speech at st. Johns
AME. Church Sunday afternoon.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

FonteneIIe hotel walters are up
to the minute on service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

James Bel and his grandson.
take fresh air early Saturday morn
ing
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

TIE RI boys are IN the running
in giving good service
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Mr.. George Thomas and Mr.. Eli
the two wide awake room service
men and the quick stepping wai--
ers are giving out service with a
.smiIe.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

we extend sympathy to our good
friend Mr.. Roy Newland IN the lost
of his father.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

DO you know that one years sub
scriptiOn to the Omaha Guide gives
you u months OF good news?
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

The Elks Parade for their an
nua lSermOn was I'D To the rirr1+a
give them a glad hand
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26
Girls send i'm Your Photo!

Chicago World and the sra prize Of $500 in War
Savings Stamps goes TO Mss VashJi Johnson rfght
representing the Palmetto Leader newspaper al Col
umbla- :. G. and her address In Post Office Box 50,
Carlisle, : q Prizes for the above Queens viii be
mailed this week by the Press Photo service. Press
Photo Service Incl
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Mr.. George Dean all sharpened
ND and also new teeth and Mr.. LOU
fe ArtisOn making the rounds on y
oath Street
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

2. s. Army probes disturbances
In Soldiers camps as there Il y
much nhuman treatment to serv-
ice men
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Mr.. Linwood Hal ~entertains some
lady friends at a nOrthside busin-
ess house
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Race horse head waiter and the
quick stepping service men at the
Paxton are fine on rapid service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

Omaha Club waters with the
streamIined headwaiter and Capt.
Earl Jones are on the job at all
times.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

The Youngest Profession comes INTO
It's owns the subject of M-G-MG
latest c0mady-hitI
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-26

I'M -rIlJlIIeT-
Sine Carter Chr rir. r1ub +
&C vGy fine tI--y dinner on
tndar- 5rne 2oth the Mas rIe
FIri. .5ta and b. lr =. II I'LL
az success
The Rally at Clair Chapel OH
Sunday June goth went over the
top
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22

3 AasOs and Trucks For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
NOTICE


 STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO. SrA ESTATE of SARAH J. MURDOCH. late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, will be debarred . recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request. cd to make immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK, Elxecutor.
 By THOMAS F. MOORE,
 Trust Officer, 1.21-3t Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
Life and Loves of
 Broadway Sam (COnt'd)
:. By
 DAN PARKER

REGENT people of the 4Op: @ any They want to hear about Broadway Sam
 But what going oss won't sa I ys Seu sSs retcp Broadway Sam admits he cowboy he born Sheriff street Hes just somS guy S w s sss csded them passing those guys ps1"nen vsVe s in tssf the turns s ssa sna ns %1 sss r as s am supposed to be writing sense or Broadway sams lie SOOry
 sS i s'!.ss: s:ras % strictly s t @ s SS Ss @ ssnd fen H hi1 n w1
 let him be the @ ts. T.s @ s is; ss s s'iS
 SrsS s the New ans instructed to Set in touch With the F. at detective agency but the FalIsburgh BOrscht Institute % s. T1 f ns m sm as Views sna Sss Sb wd take CG % cod S s O wanted seHs s D sGsgfsa pa h i the STeaS n sG s his or @ 1a . sy % S % psns ss ss s @ ai @ blind art artist st with S the palsy s'' O"''
 the Jsps lie says the Marines may not the % in in tank, the 5 is ssS.ss @ o % s 5 s
 there will be gp over his grepps sas eigue str! pnkie extended and never blows k ss' so stained to the color of a topaz.
 he maIss appeances but doesn't get personal sS % ss and nsS:a sa % aS @ s Ss % 5 % s @ identity gwter engaged supply him with lib material Last Sunday night Broadway made the rounds With thought Mars Sanl can't fool me- read your book The Outline of HY No. autographed of Crsons hair for him. after first removing puree mongoe. At this point Bronx fastened her orgnee Broadway S fascinated ana exclaimed Shirley, tomm! What is, he has plenty of H-chen!"
 will minge terms of equality Q Bessaraban, parake without making face when in the democratic He draws the line Sibern however Sam has valet named David Aoom Coone member of the S0bOdka wiu recall their herring AGAINST the scales instead of head first
 his since wallet" approached y writing memoirs
 he's afraid to tackle the b besides which he has to keep Sans pants pressed.
 Sam, still bachelor always coming him babies marriage brokers with the epgram Don't bring when itt the that want Sam in demand mtvas he who coined the expressiOn To-day Yet Sam fallen 
 Semitic" questioning Sams patriotism is invited the afternoon listen to Hitler and the Japs Yes sir Sam certainly farstait ah ghaftl
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