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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

ment that's bought and sold
each day, for when you think the
thrill Is there, it's usually far awav
One friendly word-half whispered,
half unheard we have then what
we call a Duppy love that exists
between wolf and dove. BY Me.
That's him, Jim. Saturday, Leach
gave a really fine get-tOgether. The
crowd was right and so was the
weather. Punch was served with
cookies sweet, the party as a whole
was really neat. Paul Raw in
formed me that the st. Paul band
will be knocking out some mad
riffs at a dance soon--watch for
the date. Dance SUNDAY. and style
show, plus that mad NAVY Band
was just too mad, mop! Some If
the girls styling were Evelyn Mil
Ter Zine fne); Lodie Majors (short
but 5000 fne); Mrs. Cecil TAYLOR
lucky Cecil, and that fine Mar
garet Allen. Mop! Mopl once
more! When she walked across
the stage, everyone and his sis
ter hollered, That's my baby"
led bv Albert, Leon, Bobby. Clyde,
Charlie, Clentell, and Norland.
Some Of the fair, fine and feminine
hens were cute Bonnie Jones, Joyce
Clayton (shape, mop: jennie
Clayton fine, fne); Margaret
Stewert (oh, brother), and many
more. The Uuiz of the week: asked
JMC what her story is, and she
replied: IN. c." (nO commenh.
Did FB get on some time in St.
Paul with +. L., or am | wrong7
Will c. A. ever look like NJ. A.?
Hope so. Is l.. c. lust plain mean
or is it an act? | think she just
pretends to be mad, because she
can be nice.
Which one Of the Shaw twins
does c. T. like? Last but not
least, do you leap up, when you
creep up? Well, what's the an
swer, or do you jim when you jam ?
Solid great romRncer. And do you
scream when you dream? Mop!
That's the answer, Or do you
woogie when you boogie? Great
deal dancer.
Here is tip for you boys: HE
that would the daughter win, must
first with the mother begin. John
jay. Now for you girls: Keep
your eyes wide omen before mar
rage; half closed afterward." I
hope you girls take that statement
to heart.
So long, Cats,
Don (thel Duke.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Mrs. Jones Burrell
To Attend WCTU
Nutionul Session

EVANSTON, Ill. - Mrs. James
H. Burrell, 3545 Fourth Ave. s., is
scheduled to represent Minnesota
in a postwar organization and pro-
cedures conference of national and
state Women's Christian Temper
ance Union officers which will open
here Wednesday.
The conference is the third an
nual session of the group, and will
last through April Is, with state
and national officers from all parts
of the country attending.
Juvenile delinquency, postwar
mobilization of the temperance
movement, child welfare, and other
social welfare problems will he in
cluded on the agenda.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29


Thema Albright Mrs Henry Bannan and Myrtle Polk Banks
also visitors
. hs M R Eleanor w mia ss
Jane @ % sS all ESy at @ DS" Da%nn Cafe
over SRnSr Charles Iamer full Of IDEAS going school
in Switzerland Bea semmops Helen Phillips and Maxine Jones
Minnesota as the Citadel at the Advisory
At the dance Byas wearing nctace sent her
an sd% S on Cecil ew MSG and pT VIM %@ snb I getting
their mixed at the Minneapolis Urban League dinner hs
have like for Bill about head taller than Newman and
quite a bit wider).
Dance HghlEhts Enjoying music singing
Perkins Chubby and Mary Brady IOletta AmPey and twin
STAFF and Laura Mae Smith Matthews
Alice Swain Young the Breedloye Twins Barney and cOzey Billie
neil Bsuiah cohrS" Rhcdn Pettford Arthur Graham Frank
George eenseG the Monday and Jackson pnns stay
aaPs cs h SG 9o SG% Ss S % %S
Sn Mabel Odessa Es 2ms S6qs y Sv Bn
Hank Majors George Cummings Raymond Ssson Wesley Whit
SsS CLYDE TgFGSnnS SSd EDDIE MSsh b Tim
Carr directed the style show.
wife, Esther, live
SS Sn AT as A the es h % dSPPsS
and made Of bone china While sitting there talking to
with trying keep up with who was Brown who wasn't
b. asked E n her F hST @ S mas coaS P S
many don't remember how many it was Then the many
to time to visit bring gifts and they call her Nom So
her brother St. very
full and is her house The record machine bare constantly
doesn't either all they very full
1t is certainly pleasure to visit their home.
s APg has declared r e
Thomas Episcopal Style Revue is on April 81
Business Mem Fred Adkins with the lovely voice. pro
Of cleaning and establishment St Paul Fred
boy and David Winburn from Indiana the
business and their the Sander Investment
Company The boys plan provide better
the people. More power to them!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

strong opponent for Jackie's first
fight in nearly three months. g.
But let Jackie get by Pedro and
his hands remain in good shape,
and you'll see some high class OPP
position before June rolls around.
One of the Moo Yawk papers
says in an interview with Max
Baer, the reformed ex-heavyweight
king, that BaeT predicted Joe Louis
will knock out Billy Conn within
10 rounds. Baer continues that
Gene Tunney would have given
Louis his hardest fight. Eds note:
Mr.. Baer is an actor, and not al
ways responsible for what he says.)
1t pains me at times to see so
much wasted space in the dailies
about Tommy O'Loughlin and his
heavyweight threat, Elmer Ray.
.. Perhaps you've often wondered
why Ray can't, or doesn't fight in
Minneapolis, or, only shows in St.
Paul where he draws flies, COM
paratively speaking, Of course.
O'LOughlin, who used to promote
fights in town until a few years
ago, lost the franchise to Tony
Stecher. For some reason or
other, neither one wished the other
luck in parting. They haven't seen
each other for more than a year.
O'Loughlin would like to crash
back into the local picture, and
at this time with his fighter Elmer
Ray. Stecher says that as long
as he's the promoter, none of o.
LOughlin's fighters will fight for
him So there you go.
This isn't a fight item, but my
friend out in California, who does
gossip column, helps us with this
paragraph:
Kenny Washington, the great
Negro football star from UCLA,
has been signed by the Los Angeles
Rams 1.-THE major league champs }
for '46. And there goes the
color line out of the window in
pro football on the west coast.
Washington is one of the best long
passers in football and should be
a riot out there.
THE CHATTER BOXER:
Mike Jacobs, they will tell. has
an income of 100000 for his week
ly fight brOadcasts. Jackie
Graves will start working out at
Potts, Monday. Congratula-
tons: Del Flanagan. Next
years Golden Glovers ought to be
the best in history, with such stars
as Donnelly, Lacy, Grant, and
Flanagan. They tell me that
Make RosenblOom and Make Baer
are doing a comedy act at a New
York night club. ed. note again
What kind Of an act did you
expect them to do?) Before every
show they box two rounds to see
who's gonna be the straight man!
-. Has Wally Holm called it quits d?
| can't agree with President
Truman on his selection of Herbert
Hoover. o.. To see that this nation
eats less. Yep, he's got the
right man for the job. He's had
four years experience. e. Or have
you forgotten already?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

a dugonR IN a
dugout is like
making with thu
mad love to .
fine fabric in Q
dive. That's tho
1--WE you've got r.
dig, long, wide
and repeatedly
Due to cOndi-
shions beyond nv
control, the week
was not so ram
bunktiOus. Love
Ia lilo m nrna
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

Oregon has the lowset percent
age of military reflections, 24.4 per
cent, North Carolina the highest,
56.8 per cent. Minnesota is about
third of the way down the list,
with 1851 per cent reflections. Ma
tional average is 1872 per cent.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

nent. I'd like
to add a few
words about Pc
dro. Only
this space filler
doesn't know any
thing about him,
good or bad. .
It's no gamble to
say t h at the
Graves handlers
would be off their
land I'm sure
they're not) bean
if thew got a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Herman ChittisOn Trio
To Appear on April l
On COntented Hour

On a coast-to-coast broadcast
from Radio City, New York, on
April /, the new CarnatiOn Con-
tented Hour will present the cele
brated Herman Chittison Trio, APP
pearing by special request as the
favorite accompanies Of Evelyn
Knight, singing star of the eve
ming.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

and Noah Smith, the other idea was by Mr.. Finney
in 81. Paul. The idea decided upon Smiths
butt trying to decide the type of float wanted,
quite an interesting feature. The discussion grew
so warm until Mayor Slemmons conveniently excused
himself (you see all Of a sudden, accidentally on
purpose, he needed a drink Of water) until the
room was cooler. However, all peaceful and
everyone ended up friends Whew Every time
think of it'll Mrs Elizabeth Briggs was there as
representative Of Minnehaha Temple No. 1879 and
Mrs. Cecilia Patterson from the s. NJ. T. Lodge,
Christine johnson, Minnie Rhodes and Edna Russell
Of the Working Girls Council and Mrs. DOVE Phelan
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
SPORTS-VUES
BY
PERCY VILLA

Jackie Graves is going to head
line the next fight card, and that
means another big turnout at the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
Juvenile 1--WE
BY DONALD GATES
BY Don Gates

Cuddling a stud with a dud is like
duding a studling with a cuddlinr
or causing dynamoelectric with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

DEE, a Puerto Rican, who does most
Of his fighting in and around New
York, will be our Jackie's oppo-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
o. THIS lis NT
MI KfkNM GG0hG
Spring

Spring, with that nameless pathos
In the air
Which dwells with all things fair,
Spring, with her golden suns and
Silver rain
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

The postal savings system was
instituted June %, 1910.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29

with aganr-Henry Tmrod.
Bonneville Advisory Committee meeting
the clubs the
artists Henry mike"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-29
HALLE O. BROWN BOWLING

STANDINGS
March rs. 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
General Strike
Called By Jews
In Palestine
CBv The Associates Pressl


JERUSALEM, Nov. To-day
is the twenty ninth anniversary
of the Balfour proposal to estab-
lish j Jewish national homeland
in Palestine, and all Jews in
this country went on strike be-
cause the proposed homeland is
no nearer accomplishment today
than when it was set forth by
Balfour on November 2, 1917.
Seven hundred thousand Jews
are in Palestine, and still the
British have mandate over that
country and are barring Jewish
emigrants who exceed a quota
that was fixed by the British.
The strike was called to protest
also against the deportation of
thousands of Jews to the island
of Cyprus and putting them into
detention camps.
I'm the House of Commons in
London, a speaker for the Labor
government said that, because
Great Britain and the United
States do not see eye to eye re-
garding the exercise of the man.
date in Palestine, he favored the
British turning over the mandate
to the United StateS).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Given One Year
In County Jail
On Theft Charge

Jose Hernandez. charged with
stealing chairs from a trailer
camp in Fort Village, was SEN
fenced this morning by Judge
Caro-. presiding in criminal
court, 90 serve one year in the
county Jail.
Hernandez and another man
were surprised, while hurrying
along a street with the chairs,
by Policemen Frank Caraballo
and Howard Harris.
The policemen called to Her.
randez and his confederate to
stop. but when they failed to
Obey the command, Caraballo
fired two shots into the air. Her.
nandez stopped, but the other
man dropped the chairs he was
carrying and disappeared into an
alleyway.
Hernandez disclosed today the
name Of his accomplice, and the
sheriffs office and policemen
are searching for him in order to
place him under arrest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02

Col. Robert E. Turley, CA,
commanding officer, Harbor De
lenses of Key West, left today
for his new station in Cheyenne,
Wyo., where he will be senior
instructor of the Wyoming Ma
tional Guard. Col. Turley took
command of the local Army post
on January l. 1945.
The post will be commanded by
1t. Col. Clifton E. Singleton, CA,
until Col. Turkeys successor is
named.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Divorces Exceeded
Marriage Licenses
In Monroe County

More divorce suits were filed
than marriage licenses granted in
Monroe county during October,
according to records in the cir
cult court clerks office and the
county judges office.
In the latter office, the records
show that % applications for
marriage licenses were filed, and
in the clerks office 80 suits for
divorce were instituted.
October seems to be an off
month for the granting of mar
riage licenses. The % last month
were the lowest in ii months in
Monroe eeunty.s.s e--s4~e.- -
The lowest in the county since
before the war was in October,
l945, when the applications to-
tailed only 10.
The average during the war
was about 60 monthly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Gray Ladies Hear
H0spitut Workers

Mrs. l.. H. Goddard, chairman,
Volunteer Special Services, Key
West Chapter, American Red
Cross, announced today that the
training class for Gray Ladies
which had its third session yes
terday morning was offered re-
ports on the following subject:
Hospital Social Service Pro-
gram" by Miss Catherine Elliott,
ueld director; Recreation" by
Miss Dorothy McAdams, head
recreation worker, both from US.
Naval Hospital Reorganization of
Volunteer Program in Hospital
by Mrs. Carl Van DeurSen, chair
man, Hospital and Recreation
Corps.
On Monday and Wednesday
afternoons of next week the
classes will be held at the hos
pital, where the lectures will be
given by US. Navy doctors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Cause OF Peace
Advanced, SAYS
Russian Paper

MOSCOW. Nov. 2.-lzvestia
Russian semi-official newspapef.
editorially said today that the
cause of peace was given a de-
cided impetus by Molotnv's
speech before the United Ma
tiopS, in which he urged that
worldwide disarmament pro
gram be adopted.
The paper said that al peace
loving nations should combine 90
discourage war mongers. who
are trying to stir up strife in
various parts of the world
cat Lake Success. n. Y. where
UN committees met today.
spokesman for the United states
said, in commenting on the
Izvestia editorial. that this coun
try would offer a plan IL e SEA-
sion of the United Nations that
would put teeth" into the Rus
sian proposal to assure the world
that every country Will abide b.
the terms of arms reduction. iu
the event that II Is adopted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Tubby Price
Given Tribute

Tony Demeritt president of the
Key West Golf Club, stated to-
day that in the name of the club
members he had forwarded a
wreath and coincidence telegram
to Mrs. T. E. Price of Miami,
widow of Attorney T. E. Price.
The late Mr.. Price, who was
known Familiarity as "Tubby,"
was an ardent golfing enthusiast
and often played on the Key
West links, where his jovial dis
position endeared him to the To-
cal golfers.
Funeral services are being held
this afternoon in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Tax Collections
Begin BY Nov. Is

Residents who have been be-
sieging the office of Tax Collec-
tor Archie Roberts in order to
pay their property taxes are in
formed by Roberts that he is not
set open for collection of taxes.
Although tax collection nor
mally starts on November |, the
"a day delay which marked the
turning over of the tax rolls to
the Collectors Office this year
has upset the schedule, Roberts
said
Collections will definitely start
by November Is, the Collector
added. and # work progresses
sufficiently fast in making out
the tax statements, he might be
open by November 10. The large
number Of inquiries which the
office has received in the last few
DAYS has caused further delay in
preparing for collections,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Governor
Names Local
Committee

TALLAHASSEE. Nov. a.
Governor Caldwell has appoint
ed the following Chlldrcu.s c'fn
mittee for Monroe county
Mrs. William r Warren. chan
man: Miss Mabel Green. j
Porter, ". Jack DELANEY. Afa
Dan Navarro. Clarence % I1ggs
DR.. +. s CarbonelI. Judge ffsms
o. Roberts and the Rev james
II. Mace Onncll.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
One-Cent Meters
To BE Installed

City Manager O. J. S. Filing
son today stated that he had re-
ceived word from the Rhodes
Parking Meter company of Hart
ford. Conn. To- the effect that
they would soon exchange the
present nickel parking meters for
penny ones.
Under this arrangement, the
CITY Manager explained a per-
son could receive IL minutes
parking time for one penny,
while now he would be required
a. pay five cents. regardless of
how short his stay would be in
the parking meter area.
City Manager Ellingson said
that the company has asked him
o. retain the. present. machines
until Il Is able TO supply the
others. Under the present meth
cd. the city retains all of the
receipts that are collected. but
viii probably have to pay for
those meters damaged by van
dals. which are in the neighbor
hood uf a gross.
When the new machines ar
rive. the meter company will
receive So, of total receipts UNI
al the machines are paid for. At
conclusion of the total price pay
ment. the city will retain all col
lcettOns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Mrs. Roosevelt Makes Campaign
Speech Advocating Election OF
Democratic Congressional Ticket
PRES. TRUMAN. VISIT.
ING HOME TOWN.
STILL MAINTAINS n.
LENCE ON ELECTIONS

INDEPENDENCE. Nov. A.
President Truman still maintmin-
ed his silence today about the
election next Tuesday. though
from Washington and elsewhere
in the United States Democrats
and Republicans were making
claims and counter claims and
charges and counter charges.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. wife ~
the late President. made 4 speech
in which she urged that Demo
cratic congressional nominees -
elected or reelected She de-
clared that President Truman
needs the help of a Democrats
congress to carry Out las policy
Mrs. Roosevelt explained int
the reason why Truman has mag
succeeded in several % his pro
poSalS is because Of rocalCiirant
Democrats entering into q cual
ton with minority Republicans
Democratic and Republican na-
tional committeeman reported to-
day that their campaign expenses
up to October 81 totaled s2.Ie3.
030.
Dewey's adherents are claim-
ing New York State Tor him Is
governor by a large majority. but
Senator Mead's supporter ere
just as asseruve in THEN claims
that he will carry the state What
has been styled as dlslnteresled
estimates give Dewey New YoFk
by a small majority.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Bring Watson
Here Tomorrow

David Joseph Watson. FL. ac-
cused murderer, whose trial
will commence at $50 Monday
morning in the U. S. District
Court. will be brought here to-
morrow and placed in the
county Jail between 10 and IL
a. M. Deputy U. S. Marshal
Myrtland Gates said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
USO Building Will Pay
For Itself, Solons Claim

and dark room equipped with
plates, a ferrotype 'drier, contact
printer and an enlarger.
Inventory Listed
A summary of the inventory
attached to the bill of sale fol-
lows:
5 benches, % Venetian blinds,
3 metal file cabinets, Y arm
chairs, One-arm and other chairs,
$50 folding chairs, l vacuum
cleaner, l electric clock, l electric
beverage cooler, l Norge water
cooler, | oak costumer, l couch,
| fireplace screen curtain, | type
writer desk, cream dispenser. l
matted milk dispenser, 8 pairs of
draperies, 2 electric hand drierS,
10 fire extinguisherS and charges,
l juice extractor, 3 16-inch cleo
trio fans, l 8-foot soda fountain
and accessories, l gas hot water
heater, 6 floor lamps, 8 table
lamps, adding machine, floor
polishing machine and acceSsor-
les. / mimeograph machine, l
napkin dispenser, 2 rubberiZed
mats, l mirror, 2 electric drink
mixers, 4 wall pictures, l. movie
protector and accessories, l
magazine rack, | newspaper rack,
/ waste paper receptacle, cleo
trio refrigerator, l cash register,
2 cast-iron log rests, 4 large rugs,
2 safes, 9 settees, l gas stove, l
public address system including
8 speakers, 3 microphones and
other accessories, l book rack, l
end table, l writing table, l work
table, 80 miscellaneous tables, a
table-tennis tables, electric
toaster, | typewriter. l coffee
urn, 5 sand urns, l fudge warmer,
3 floor wax bars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-02
Waterloo Police
ueHere For Boy

Authorities from Waterloo,
Iowa, are expected here Monday
to take Gerald Corell;- II, alias
Roy Glen Thomas, Rockford, ILL.,,
youth being held in the city lock-
up. Corell is wanted for lar
ceny allegedly committed Octo-
Der 81 in Waterloo.
1t is believed that extradition
papers are necessary in order to
remove him to another state.
Chief Bienvenido. Perez, who
arrested the youth upon complaint
from the Valdez Apartments
where he was staying, said that
he can keep him locked. up only
10 days according to the sentence
imposed upon him Wednesday in
Municipal Court for vagrancy.
The 10 days expire Friday but
the chief said an extension of the
sentence could possibly be secur-
ed If necessary.
The youth told Chief Perez
yesterday that he took $3.50 in
Waterloo but that it was from his
uncle and he didn't steal it. The
police are holding $3.50 found on
the boys person. Corell claimed
that he bought the SO calibre re-
volver, found in his room, at
secondhand store in Waterloo.
Chief Perez says the pistol and
holster are brand new.
The chief has a dispatch from
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton in Miami saying that Corell
stole a gun and "a good amount
of money.