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Column Looking for Name
By JANE MOSS
(Pinch-hitting for Emma Crews

(Pnch-hitting for Emma Crews)
Pnh-htng for regular eoumnist will not be but
shall make effort 80
The very eyenu and finds rather hard
be cheerful with the threat Of polio all around However the Central
States Golf tournament held Sunday at the golf
enjoyable The city Of Des Mones boast Of
having wrested the honors from the Twin Cities namuch John
Estes The after affair the E club
rather mediocre quite that the out Of town visitors found
dull because they not familiar with their surroundings
them feel at home Semons unique his good
looking shorts Of brown flannel and classy yellow shirt Maybe
Jme nothing about but his attire Johnnie
Banks Of St. Paul made fast trip TO the tournament to take
pictures then he rushed home develop them and returned 10 display
the pictures the time the afternoon crowd them
There were very good pictures Of all the golfers
hope you won't like sports sports
TO take the interest Of the greatest number Of people this week
The women looking forward nice bowling season this
the Robert Street bowling alleys with six in the league BY
the the teams looking for interested
in sponsoring the girls please call Mrs Grace Gardner at Dale S6S
that blue lonesome
Our Mrs Kirk her husband home
Cedar Rapids Ia meet the folks during her vacation.
October be the popular month for weddings this fall Iris
Peaches Brown will wed Lloyd Gambol the 18th Of the month
Junaud Brown will Edward Montgomery time during
October and truly due to get married the month
Why people quick blame their real friends for
thing an enemy tells themf
you that the exNRvy band being led by
Hughes Nellie Dodon Russell viii be in the hospital fol
week following minor operation she underwent Wene
day Mildred Jones having her entire house redeeoraed Some
thing nice ought Of the dsarrangeent that the house
is In (Smle Crystal Burgess Marmon home from the west
time Maybe two three Dick Curtis is In town from
the for magazine John
Wayne Ganton took trip east They home and Johnnie
said he learned lot about Eastern newspaper Offices
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Cecil. Wake UpiS Don Gates
I've always thought Of America
the free,
Freedom of speech and liberty,
Until the lynchings in Georgia you
see,
Wake up Bilbo-wake up.
They say the Negro should stay
in his place
Because of religion and color of
face.
Our boys fought for freedom and
not disgrace,
Pick up Brother Bilbo, pick up.
Don
/ just had to doctor up a few
lines when l got to thinking about
our friends the xxx.
Windy City News: Easy Aces
gave a mad boat that was really
a ditty. More news about it later
kitty. Frances Morris Price-this
fine girl-was hitchsd last week
to lucky T. D. Price. Betty Lewis
went on a trip. Here's hoping she
has a swell time. Why doesn't
a certain couple get together EST.
Paul grille and q Minneapolis cat) d?
G. H. seems to have dreams of a
boy perhaps out of reach-but good
luck shorty. Gloria Parker has
left town. Also it seems that that
fine little lady Just won't let any
one see her.
That dance at the CLIO was really
fine. The music was great. Dug
Dot Munson, she was really look
ing good to me. Some of the rarer
sex on hand were: Milton Combs,
Air Force, stick with it Macl Hank
Majors, solid ole rot; Big T.
Threate, a sharp liver; Johnny
real dancer and really interested in
the A. Y. DIS; La Ron Walker,
really playing it hard; Danniel
Davis, short, sharp and a ditty
that's a pity.
The fairer sex-shall we say
included: Leona Mason, looking
mighty sweet; Jean Cannon,
straight with the world; Yvonne
Curry, candy coated sugar; Jackie
EARLY, a dancer from way back;
Johnny Clayton, that's my baby
and that cute, short and lovely
Margie.
Well, don't forget you solid send
ers, same time, same rag, next
week.
Duke (Ride 0n) Don
Editors Note: Any resemblance
Classified Ads in this paper pay
dividends. 20
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Official Results
Central States
Golf Tourney

Official results Of the Contra
States Golf tournament held Sun.
day, Aug. IL, at the MeadowbrooI
course, Minneapolis, were as fol
lows:
Championship Flight
LIST place-John Estes, Del
Moines, Iowa-S0-S1-16I.
End and 3rd place, tie
Ernest Anthony, Minneapolis
-S3-S0-163.
Chas. Noble, Minneapolis-S2-S1
-163.
First Flight
LIST place-DOnald Davis, Kansas
City, Mo.-SS-S3-l7l.
End place-Floyd Papin, Wichita,
Kans.-90-82-172.
3rd place-Geo. McClain, Kansas
City, Mo.-SS-86-l74.
Second Flight
LIST place.. L. Prescott, Kansas
City, Mo.--96-S6-1s2.
End and 3rd place tie
James Logan, st. Paul-95-91-
1856.
Ralph Jones, St. Paul.-97-S9-
1856.
Third Flight--27 Holes
LIST place--James Lasley, Min,
neapolis-l01-47-l4S.
End and 3rd place tie
L. Plumber, Kansas City, Mo-
103-47-lbO,
o. J. Thornton, Minneapolis
l01-49--l60.
s. Hanger, Omaha, Neb.-103
47-15O.
Medalist: John Estes, De-
Moines, Ia. Morning round-SO
Because Of darkness the third flight
was determined on the basis Of q
holes. The ties will be played of
the week Of Aug IS.
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Page 6-St. Paul Recorder
Friday, August 16, 1916

him. Let him now prove his love
for you by taking you for his legal
mate.
S.M.-Sir and Friend: I have
recommended you TO one Of my
neighbors. / told her how you had
given me courage and advice. In
fact, I'm not quick-tempered and
impatient or unhappy like ! used
to be. You helped me TO put my
finger directly on my faults and
conquer them. l live alone and
work hard but am contented and
happy (thanks to you).
R. S. ST. wrote a Real Estate
Company about buying a lot in
Gary, Ind. He says all l have TO
do is to send him 800 and he will
send me all the papers. Do you
think it would be Okay to do this !
Ans: Real Estate Is high right
now and IL might be worth your
while to wait. Such matters are
best handled personally rather
than through mail. Inasmueh as
you have not seen the property Il
might be well TO visit Gary and
look the property over.
Classified Ads in this paper pay
dividends.
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Man Is Killed by In-Law in
Wild Battle Over PrODertY

LOS ANGELES Pacific Press
Syndicate)-A wild gun battle
eliminating in a bitter quarrel over
the division of a relatives estate
ended early this week in the STAY
ing Of Fred McDuffie, SO, by his
brother-in-law, Kelly Herings, ac-
cording to police.
Detectives declared that McDuffie
was killed instantly when four shots
from a gun fired by Herings crashed
into his body, one penetrating his
brain.
The pair had been feuding under
the same roof for several months,
since the death Of Mrs. McDuffie,
who was Hering's sister. The wom-
an left no will and the parties were
dissatisfied with a court settlement
which left each of the brothers-in-
law half of her estate, consisting
Of several pieces Of Eastside prop
aFtV
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THE ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
314 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis Is, MINI.

in such an atmosphere. Hes right,
too, my friend. About the mail
order romance: Forget it.
EN- am really troubled in
mind, also spirit. About a year
ago, / met a young man 3 years my
senior. i fell deeply in love with
him and we began living together.
Now he says he loves me so hard
until it hurts. / really believe he
does. Please tell me If he means
all he says and what must / do to
make him happy at all times?
Ans: Marry him. For your own
peace Of mind and his, il would be
for the best. He knows you love
him and that you are devoted to
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L. N. WI am a mother Of six
children and in love with a man
that lives across the street from
me. He tells me ! should stay in
the house and take care of my chill
dren, which Of course, l should.
/ go out to places / know he goes
to, trying to see him. I am also
writing to a fellow / have never
seen. Do you think there is any
happiness for me with either Of
these two men?
An: Frankly, no. Gadding about
to cafes and bars Just to be in the
presence Of your friend is only
turning him against you. To his
mind, a mother of six children
should be mOtheFly and a good in
fluenee to her children she
should live a clean, decent Chris.
tan life and try to rear her family
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DOubleheader At
NicOnet, Sunday,
Plus Jesse Owens

Cuba's able Negro baseball am
bassadOrs to the United States, the
Havana La Palomas, will delight
the fans in their doubleheadeT with
the leading Seattle Steelheads Of
the West Coast Negro League at
Nieollet Park Sunday afternoon.
The twin bill, augmented by a per-
sonal appearance Of track wonder
Jesse Owens, who will race a horse
and present several other events,
will start at 1880.
The La Palomas are an assem-
blage Of outstanding Negro players
from the Cuban and Puerto Rico
Winter Leagues, augmented by sew
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eral outstanding American players
in Thad Christopher, Len Lindsay
and Sam 0dom and one Of the
diamonds most famous full-time
clowns in "Circus Ed" Hamann.
The La Palomas have been a SEN
sation on their coast-to-coast tour.
They are managed by the veteran
Ramiro Ramirez.
In the Seattle team, the La
Palomas will be meeting one Of the
strongest Negro aggregations in
the nation. The Steelheads, named
after a species Of salmon in Puget
Sound, have compiled a remarkable
record since coming into this part
Of the country.
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that the Gates verse in the begin
ming Of this column has to poetry
is purely coincidental. We say
this because the Gates pride and
joy can do much better. Maybe
it was the heath
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AaA " Va NSDag@ -
shall we keep cool
fool, as q cold
dadio, with cash
to slash wouldf
This week has
been a ditty with
cats holding a
kitty, Is there
more coop be-
tween the fairer
and the rarer. A
fitting time for
my little rhyme,
words TO the tune
Of "Wake Up,
TaatJ WnL. tt. y
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''PrObIems of Humanity

HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN TIE TROUBLED N
MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
Note pHr nssns vhn mLH4 SssAs:a down Ei
sTS Your prOsan viii = AnSS"d IN H pP s t RSSs sppRF
Rading
anaing
70 all
Of Write b.
THE ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
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POWER MACHINE
OPERATORS WANTED

YeaT-Found Work
Good PGY-Good Working condi-
tons. See Mr.. SOGbron. Minneapolis
Urban League. 202 Times Annex.
At. lAl2
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Juvenile 1--WE

De-ge dip, De got up, de gete
franey.
Well-shall we began our weekly
L.. "A AnL.A.
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Knights black served C. During evening R.
simmons Of Duluth grand officer Of the Masonic Of which
King David lodge introduced Also the stage
Willie Suicide Jones' the Chicago parachute jumper He's been
at this Jumping 'FRONT.' planes business for number Of
SISTER" Tharpes guitar bamboo coored She's really
Of the She had the church sisters brothers
and the worldly ones feet keeping time When couple of
people the audience could hardly keep from shouting SISTER Thape
them % gO She said chad torsaen the theatrical
world back 10 her religion think she should have had
nsumena Of artist with her because Madam
Knights voice and Miss Tharpes too much aleand made
kinda you know what mean But Miss Thare had
the personality to hold her audience She Rock Me- Strange
Things Happening Day. recordings she made when she
appearing with Lucky Mndes band The audience got big
During evening officers King lodge
introduced They included Van Win Harry Lewis Jimmie
Huson and the worshpful master, Joseph Freeman.
the Minneapolis Eks Mickey Mcclure and the Central
State golfers sitting at table crowded with trophies The
place crowded little me" couldn't get in the presenta
On Jimmie Lassey proudly carrying the plaque he Met
Of the Of golfers but dawggone IT, there
missed half Of their Met from Denver who
knew relatives there also two fellows who knew my kin
folks in Kansas City One handsome named Jack Howard from
Moines and your decided kim since
mother Howard and Towards from Missouri and
did his $50 that see there you arel"
Cincinnati Arnold Walker with Dr. G. Benjamin and
Dr. Miller prominent st. Louis dentSt who came earlier in
Generally speang The Slaughters hosts last week
whose you'll probably read the social column The
Rue Warens spent week ut Joe Wares with their guests whose
ditto Judy Perkins this
udy brother Andrew Darden Of KokomO nd handsome
girls, and single, too
dongs-Cel Taylor romancng again
and win do" before Good luck dsl Evayn Miller
and Ted Martin have wed and honeymoonng in c. Mo-
wedding anniversary Wilbur Allen Mary
Louise Crump Is once more q very happy girl
Found this in Good Housekeeping struck cute
What do you hinkf
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ulIlcH EVen Dy tne VIII OILy flIkb 70 fuIbe IOTey 70
send the drum and bugle corps to Buffalo. June
Hawkins sang, accompanied by Auzie Dial, and the
didn't attend
This week was n full one, indeed. On top were
the Nat Towes dance given by the Gay Nighters and
the "Sister" Tharpe appearance. The Gay Nighters,
Harry White, "Footie" Hughes and Elmo Jones gave
the people their moneys worth with the Nat Towles
aggregation. nice crowd and the band really rocked
"Sister" Tharpe sponsored by the King David
Lodge No. 2. One thing we can testify to is that
"Sister" Tharpe and Madam Knight both possess
with "I'n Let Nothing Separate Me" with Tharpe
accompanying her at the piano. Both ladies wore
sequin gowns. Miss Tharpes was gold and Madam
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WANT ADS
Large modern room for rent. Pre-
fer man. Call Dale 1882.
Large modern room for rent. Pre-
fer man. Call Dale 1882.
Room for rent in good home-to
railroad man or war veteran. Con-
venient to all transportation. Call
ELkhurst 6267.
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BUSINESS TRIP


What shall write you, my husband, my spouse,
About my being alone in our housef
II send letter, you'll feel duty bound
To reply lest think you lost, or worse, found.
Without note you'll feel free but neglected;
Ny lack Of concern would be quite unexpected.
What shall tell your I'm at loss,
And you're away on job for your boss.
Take day In Chicago, month in Siam
Here's what think but dare not write: l am
Not frightened or lost or feeling bereaved,
But frankly darling, rather relieved.
No pajamAs 10 pick up, or socks TO wash,
Or shorts TO mend while you're in Oshkosh.
No Sunday excuse for not moving the lawn
(For quarter hire boy when you're gomez.
No protests about the guests ask In,
No arguments while you're In Ark or Mimi,
No wondering why moved your pet chair
From its favored spot here, TO over there.
I'll write none Of this 10 bother or tease you;
It's best 10 relate the truths which may please you:
How l am lonely and always think Of you,
And how, though rarely admit II, love you.
Phyllis Wright
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uuu@ u@Nssh~ N@A
Precision Bollef from New
York, and 327 Stors Of Circus,
Stoee and Screen, comprise
the BriIIiont Night Show Cost.
-Four Stirring Episodes, "
Sparkling Scenes and 81
World-FomoUs Acts ore Pro-
erommed. Climax Of HE Show
VIII Be a Gorgeous Display
Of Fireworks.
FEATURE or FEATURES Of
The Spectacular Afternoon Pro-
orom viii Be -Four DoYs Of
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01
YOUR FACE AND HAIR"

"A pretty face can be disguised by poor or
slovenly applied makeup" How many girls
are guilty of packing it on-or that other
little habit of retouching before re-washing?
A .well-dressed girl may walk into a fashion
able place and Immediately be noticed but,
upon careful observation the opinion is
changed. Why? She had on the latest thing
in women's apparel and her seams were
straight she substituted a mask for her
face !! That is the result of a heavily applied
makeup.
Each girl should type her face with the
different shapes: oval, round, angular or
square. In doing this, she can use all the little
hints and tricks to bring out the womanly
face-contours. Her eyebrows won't look too
long. or short. too thick or too hin and, those
blemishes can be cleverly concealed to a
certain extent. Having mastered but a few Of
these fundamentals, she can be quite attrac-
tive in her own way. Girls, here is a good
beauty help:
wash your face with lukewarm water
and soap (many make the mistake of washing
the delicate face tissues with hot water-this
tends to open the pores and allow dirt to en-
ter the skim. Cream your face at least twice
a week. If you ever notice, you can still dis
color a towel because there is dirt that resided
in the little pin-point pores.
Another very important factor for a truly
lovely complexion is the food you eat. Avoid
too many sweets! Eat plenty of green veget-
ables and drink loads of milk yes, I said
milk! Remember, a careful step toward ap-
plying your makeup can and will make for
a better face and a brighter outlook.
No one likes dandruff so, why display it?
A good brisk brushing every night will aid
you to have lovely hair. Not only will the
strokes give your hair that halo look but it
will loosen thOSe dandrl1ff flakes A short
snip off the ends of your hair about once a
week, will halt the loose ends
So remember, having a pretty face and
nice hair is one thing but, keeping them
that way is another.
So long
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01
THE QUESTION Bon

Occasionally, we are confronted with a
question of Syrian or Lebanese interest
which requires an accurate and official
answer. For your benefit the A. S. L. A.
Staff has two reporters who will bequeath
their time solely, to research in answering
any questions that might challenge you.
Send all matter regarding this column to
the English Editor, - Syrian Lebanon
Guide, 4478 Cass Avenue, Detroit Z, Mich.
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01
THE LIBEL COURT
On The Amvets Shindiq:

o. 0NS w Ny
men for a change . (turn about being fair
play, eh fellas?) -.
Sizing up the situation from another angle,
: it Seemed mighty odd indeed to see only three
uniforms present at so large a gathering. Yes
sir! Tn "Ruptured Duck" is here to stay |!
Honorable mention goes to JOSEPHINE
KALIF, who certainly won plenty of compli-
ments on her new hairdo -.
Frank, Oh Frank! l heard some one call -.
FREDDIE MACKSOUD seen struting with
a gal decorating each arm that's all right
Fred, I'd strut too! -.
Nice dance team that Gloria and Gil -.
Noticed BARBARA HAKIM devoted most
of her time exclusively to the Flint clique 80.
lucky fellas, that they were! -.
And what ASIA. gal surprised more than
one person by concentrating on one particular
service man? -.
Now where did he go??? Frank, Frank!
Someone is still calling -.
EDDIE MICHAELS, TOM HAKIM and
BIDELL GEORGE arrived stag, and also left
together, still stag-judging from the amount
of pretty gals there, the boys must be hard
to please! -.
While TOM JOSEPH was doing all right
at a Pinochle game, with "the boys, brother
Sam was doing all right too, only not in the
same way, never saw him dancing with the
same gal twice! /! +! Tell me Sammy what
is the secret of your SUGGEST?
Frank, Frank! We heard the wailful cry all
over the place -. Where and who was the
guy???
& And by and by, why didn'ty you give George
Kavanaugh the drink you promised him, Ell
T.H.???
Tried to get some dirt on E. G. but no soap!
But some day???
Joe Fadooi and his wife, rated high enough
to have a number dedicated especially to
them i.
NAIF SALLOUM'S theme song for the
evening should have been "I1l Buy that
Dream the dream being a chair of course,
never saw a person who could cover so much
ground in one evening! +! He was here, there
and everywhere -.
Everyone trudged home weary and happy,
but I'm still wondering if she ever found
him a? ? ? Frank)
All in all, a merry time was had by every
one, and yours truly does not stand alone
while wishing the Amvets continued success
in the future -.
'HUBA! HUBA!
How many of you heard Frank Sinatra's
program last Wed. night and recognized the
Slim Guillard Trio playing "Shadra-Hearsey"
above the screams and delight of the radio
audience! -.
SPRING is HERE!
St. Marons Young Ladies Sodality are max
ing plans for a Mothers Day party, which
among other things will include a May-Day
Procession and Growing -.
WEDDING BELLS:
JEAN MOSES will march to the altar this
May 18th with PETER MILLER. The cere-
mony will take place at st. Margaret Marys
Church on Lemay st.
AM-vET DANCE
Syrian Sinatra, JOSEPH JOSEPH, whose
stage name is TOMMY LANE, won the hearts
of all, at the Am-Vets Dance. This swooner-
crooner was born in Allentown, Penn. and
has been on the stage for about 10 years. His
renditions of Laura" and Prisoner of Love"
are excellent. "The National Burlesque"
downtown, is his place of personal appearance
the NEXT few weeks. as an M. c.