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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
SPORTS OFF THE CUFF
By OSCAR NEWMAN

fight history but the fans will
nue about the this personRbe from Cuba
polished off the pride Of Austin, Minnesota.
still has that glass Jaw which has
been before usually likes take the n
throughout the fight but AeeVedO beat him at his
own game forcing action until the end
decides fight Aceedo again GO days believe the
the first unless Graves changes his style
utilized Berado Of Detroit for punching
bag throughout Dorado practically help
less absorbing beautiful left hands
from Marshall
hardest hitting mddewghts business today and last Friday
night exception After flooring Les FlOw at the close Of tn
the Canadian boxer all the ring with blows
which seemed to shake the ring poles.
still didn't like the prelm Tony steeher selected they
opponents could have been found for Marshal
Flanagan twins especially the washou that Glen Flanagan
semwndup Collins looked bit Of forty
FAM after seeing the pathetic Collins
with Flanagan remarked that he going to wait
and then contact Tony Secher for job
Harris nd Gamble Sign With Dodgers Football Team
football and signed contract last
Thursday play with the Brooklyn Dodgers professional
team conference Samuel Gamble AAmecan
end Virginia az and 4s signed with the Dodgers also
Of Gamble and Harris the total Negro players
in Professional ranks raised 10 nine.
Relays starting today promises be OF
the biggest year. Led by Bill Mathis and Herb MCKINLEY
scores Of Negro athletes will vie for honors.
able the services Of Bill Mathis In inter
collegiate competition made his classroom deficiency
Mathis Angeles with n team for dual meet with
UCI.A May
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CHATTER -PATTER
BY LA TROY


Writing column is fascinating business No reason why
the bug should bite though unless the seasons blame Come
on let's talk about people, places and things!
Who the lady the Alpha formal in the OH smooth black
gown The dress what there Of m breshakngy beau
ful Rheba Wardaw exotic print creation with matching
hood. lovely setting for lovely lady Mary Crenshaw
plaid taeta She and Hank Franklin well together
THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T MISS:
SEEING: Festival Of Nations ST. Paul Auditorium
VISITING: Fields modenistc drug in St. Paul
HELPING Cooperate with the lung X-ray campaign.
READING The short Pair Of Shoes April Good House
keeping"
EATING: The first mess" Of dandeion green's!
CHILD QUESTION BUREAU
Don't just love babies? 1t is the growing that worries
you say a know, What
v?" when last night?" "Who took
care 0 m when mommy a gr?"
HAVE YOU HEARD THAT
revolutionary change in hair dressing methods is headed this
way?
(stye show singing senson) studying voice
barbqued burgers the newly eopened Minneapolis
cafe yummyl
friends and the face slapping incident in twin
city night spot?
SPRING FEVER
accidents and violent deaths all the
a stands Here's hoping that nothing than
spring lies ahead You get the awnmower
fishing POLE dust of the golf clubs but show the
chair. Pm just tired hOhum pass the sulphur and mOlasses
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what I mean. It inks me TO see
the politicians get around so much
1.-TWO months before election) at
meetings and permit themselves to
be seen at places. .. Where have
they been the rest Of the year or
the past few years, for that mat
teri How do they vote on
important issues that are supposed
to benefit the city and the people3
Perhaps our form Of government
is all wrong. Maybe the new
city charter would change things.
Anyway, the whole set-up is
wrong. / agree with the daily
and weekly press that the people
are at last getting their long
awaited chance at the polls next
month and the month after. &.
| would say that the vast majority
Of the people are honest and law
abiding citizens and they deserve
better representation from their
elected officials.
Have a Happy Week End.
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TWIN TOWN LABOR
By REGINALD HARRIS

Twin Town Labor extends
bouquet TO Mrs. Lillian Balenger
of UE iii (CIO). She's a shop
steward for the second successive
term at Western Electric. She
sits on the negotiating committee,
and is a member Of the executive
committee. She's a member of
st. James AME church, also Of the
Cameo club. There are Ave chill
dren in the Balenger family 3.
and hubby, Russell Balenger, is a
good fighting member of ALL
Local 5l6, Dining Car Walters
Union. Mrs. Balenger plays a
fair" game Of bridge and a fair"
game Of tennis. In her spare
time (wowD she enjoys bike riding.
She feels that the experience she
is getting as a shop steward helps
her to better understand the diff
ference between labor and man.
agement, and that this same ex-
perience will help her to help her
people.
News is that Local 544 (AFL)
General Drivers Union, recently
won back pay from United Parcel
Service in Minneapolis. The
contract was reported to call for
IS hours a week, but the employees
had been working IS hours instead.
There was also a voluntary pay
raise which excluded certain work
ers-well, it's all Strengthened out
now and all groups are happier.
Bob Willis, Steve Nehotte and
Tony Schula, the business agents,
deserve a pat on the back for their
fight for equal pay for all. All this
could have been avoided il we
would make an effort to learn more
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WhedtleY Junior
Golden Glovers In
Annual Tourney

The fourth annual junior boxing
tournament at Phyllis Wheatley,
got under way April l6. This tour
nament involved boys from the
ages Of 8 to Is years.
Ten champions and 10 runners
up were crowned. Each group was
divided into divisions according to
the weights of the contestants. The
ages and group champions are as
follows:
Eight to 10 years old: Eugene
Benford, fiyweight champion, and
Alfred Wilkerson, runner-up. The
heavyweight division, Harry Dill
Ion, champion, and Kenneth Sim
mons, runner-up.
Ten to IL years: Gerald Logic,
flyweight champion, and Billy Bled-
soc, runner-up; Julius Andrews,
Jr., middleweight champion, and
Edgar Jackson, runner-up; in the
heavyweight division, Donald Nc
Raven received the championship
with John Smiley, the runner-up.
Twelve to 10 years: John Jen-
kins was crowned the middleweight
king with John Napue finishing
second. Clifford Marty is the new
heavyweight boss over Earl Nc
Neal.
Fourteen to Is years: The cham
pions in the flyweight, middle
weight, and the heavyweight divi-
sions are Richard Simms, Ronald
Westberry and Merlin Lewis, with
Ronnie Stone, Ruddy Jenkins, and
John Beasley runners-up in these
divisions.
The tournament was run OF
very successfully with only one
casualty. Earl McNeal broke his
thumb in his championship fight
with Cliff Marty. All of the final
bouts were very close and the
contestants showed a consider
able amount of natural ability.
The three most promising boys
were: Gerald Logic, Julius An
drews, and Richard Simms. All
contestants are under the super-
vision Of Harry Davis, boxing
coach.
This tournament is put on each
year for the purposes Of building
boxing in this community and find
ing new prospects to represent
Phyllis Wheatley in the Novice-City
and Northwest Golden Gloves box
ing tournament. Beginning Oct. l,
classes will be held for boys from
the ages Of ~ through 20 years.
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StOker for sale. Used three years,
good condition. 500. 97S St. An
thony, Elkhurst l4l3. Call after
5 p. m.
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A Line Or Two:

The next fight date is set for
April ID. Main event will be
announced next week. Billy
Colbert says that he already has
plans for outdoor fight attractions
Sudden thought: Was Jackie
Graves street fight in Austin better
than the one at the auditorium last
Friday night?
didn't expect it to be announced
in the papers as It was the other
day. mean about this space
filler joining the Rev. John Sim.
mons and Otto Schiller, North sid,
business man and one-time candi
date for alderman, in helping rid
the city Of some Of its bad ele,
ments. Things have been bad
in our ward and in many other sec.
tons Of our city. l don't think
any individual should ever run for
office who isn't civic-minded.
Now this thought is mine: When ]
say that n goodly percentage Of our
city fathers are not interested in
good government-well, you know
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about union procedure.
Local SIG, AFL, had four dele
gates at the recent international
conference in Milwaukee. They
were Hector Vassar, MaeeO Moody,
Harry Brown, and L. W. Stafford
Of Seattle.
"Hec," who is chairman of Local
5l6, reports that the conference has
plans underway to internationalize
its LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Further, that the conference passed
resolutions in favor Of a national
FEPC and for the elimination Of
the Poll Tax.
MaceO Moody, energetic chair
man Of the Board, just missed be-
ing elected to the vice chairman
ship Of the Joint Council.
Dave Williams, sharp in a double
breasted blue suit and "a breezy
spring tie at the Gopher Lodge,
says that we need more political
and union training in our group.
Dawes going to attend the
JAW Political Action School at
the Minneapolis CLIO hall on April
26 and 81. .. Wen see you there.
Dan Redding, Transfers Union
(AFL), Local 80, is a shop
steward at b. F. Nelson Roofing
COmpany-On the Mill City side.
George Davis, USA (CIO) Local
1927, and a member Of the Ram
sey County CLIO Council, works at
the American Can Company on the
SANITY City side. Eunice Cald-
well, UE 1889 (CIO), also a men,
Der Of the Ramsey County Council,
reports that her Local 1889 will
hold a party on the 26th Of this
month. Let's not forget that it's
important to participate in the So
cial life Of our unions.
Marion (Chubby) Nicholson,
Hotel and Restaurant Workers
Local $50 (AFL), who came to st.
Paul with his family to live in a
quiet town" says that labor unions
here are much stronger than in
Atcheson, Kansas, where he was a
member Of the USA (CIO). .. He
came here from Chicago where he
worked as a shipping clerk for 8
years.
REMEMBER THISIS"DEFEND
LABOR MONTH" SUPPORT
YOUR UNION! WRITE YOUR
SENATOR'S TO DEFEAT ANTI
LABOR BILLSl
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By Percy villa

SPEAKING FOR MYSELF
With the Liberal council still TAX
ing the attitude against additional
cabs be II 8, 10, or % for a city
the size Of Minneapolis, the heat
il Still on.
/ have been informed reliably
that the Conservation group will
Try to bring Il up to n vote within
the next week mainly because 1t is
. known fact that q few Liberal
aldermen voted against more cabs.
They previously told the veteran
cab sponsors that they're voting
for more cabs. In other words, II
they can change their minds once
they most likely will do 1t again
since It may cost them enough
votes MAY l2) to lose the election.
The morning and evening papers
along with the dozen or so neigh
borhood papers are still persistent
about more cabs and hardly an is
sue passes in their demand for ad-
ditional cabs. Now the leading
weekly In the Northwest, the Min
neapolis Shopping News, in an edi-
torial is demanding q clean sweep
In the city council and the alder
men who voted against the veter-
ans taxicab bill.
Goodness, graciousl Any day now
I expect 70 be called q labor batter
since l chose to represent the ma
jority Of the people. Oh, well,
you can't please 'em all. l
might also add that I've carried
q union card for many years. &.
Now, l know someone else reads
this besides my beautiful wife and
myself A number Of alder
men asked me why don't stick to
sports "writingl
doubt very much If there Is
q person in the two cities-and
that includes the press and radio
who predicted the result Of the
fight last week. While every
one rated Jackie Graves this n
that or quoted RING magazine, we
at no time land that is during the
past three years. rated him any
thing but a good local boy. d.
I have mentioned time and again
that he has no outside rating nor
could he possibly have one since
be only fought out Of this state
on two occasions. Both times he
was deeisively defeated. Since
then he's been staying close to
home. have stated well in
advance that Graves was over
rated and that there are a number
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ALMOST
ABOUT
EVERY THING

of unknown fighters in Chicago oil
New York gymnasiums who could
pin our Jackie's ears back. >. The
above remarks have been made in
this column before. The public
land gawd bless 'em) is kind and
forgetful. They had Graves
all through after Willie Pep gave
him a Iacing remember the num-
Der Of times he was hoored by a
left jab1) -. What we're getting
at is that Jackie Is not through.
In fact he's still going to pack
'em in and the public by then will
be forgetting what happened to
their over-rated favorite last Fri
day.
HOPE so DEPT: This is
Just a little guess and maybe
soon it'll be In the headlines. -.
mean that the Tony Stecher-
Tommy O'LOughlin feud Is near
ing its end. In my book that
is good news.
Tuesday night at the St. Paul
auditorium, Billy Colbert will stage
another boxing show featuring
Buzz Brown and Everett (Sparky)
Reynolds. Colbert promises to
line up a good batch of preliminar-
ies-in fact, he'll have to because
a little bird tells me Sparky has
lost some Of his spark in recent
months. But a good fight card
it should be.
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Miss Lila Lyle, of Philadelphia,
Pa, sister of Mr.. Claude Lytle, LOG
Hyland Ave-, arrived Tuesday,
April %, to be at the bedside of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lyle, who has been seriously i'll
at home for three weeks.
Olson Boulevard Church of God
in Christ Sewing Circle met at the
home of Mrs. George Jones, 1892
Fourth Ave. S., Thursday after
noon, April 10. Members who at
tended were Mesdames ]. Richey,
D. C. Allen, Jessie Lynn, Lockett
Cain, f. J. Drake, D. J. Fiser, R.
P. Hatchett, and o. Taylor, Rev.
]. W. Graham and Mrs. B. A. Buff
kin, supervisor.
The Helpers club of St. Peter
AME church, will meet Sunday,
April 81, at p. M, at the home
of Mrs. Frank Peoples, 22O1 Fifth
Ave. S.
The Border Keys Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Lillian Jackson,
90 Bryant Ave. ~, Monday, April
81. Members present were Mines.
Henrietta Posten, Myrtle Banks,
W. White, E. Mcintosh and Rev.
and Mrs. Charles T. Parker. The
next meeting will be held Monday,
May 5, at Mrs. Posten's home, Sal
Girard Ave. N.
MarCheta Allen Second
In Radio Contest
Marcheta Allen, eighth-grader at
Hill school, was runner-up to Jean
Sandberg on the Hi Ho Juniors
radio program, Saturday morning,
April 10, an un-rehearsed quiz con-
test, sponsored by the Emporium
over WTCN radio station.
A IS gift certificate was award
ed to the winner and the runner-up
IS gift certificate. Constance
Brown, one of the nine selected to
represent Hill school on the pro-
gram, was awarded 81. Also APP
pearing on the program and giving
a fine rendition Of three songs, was
the Hill school chorus.
Included in the chorus were:
Jean and Joan Howell, Marion Ad-
kins, Constance and Patricia Brown,
Beverly Kirk, Madonna Turner,
Julia, Marion and Roberta Jones,
Gloria Roberts, and for this &C.
casion, Marcheta Allen.
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NAACP Juniors
Sponsor Dance
Friday, May 2

Friday, May z
A membership dance will be
given by the Jr. NAACP on Friday
May 2, at the Phyllis Wheatley
House. Advance sale tickets may
be purchased at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House, or Mandalay Cafe. Ad-
mission will be Coo in advance, Toe
at the door.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

WRc, 9:00-Dennis Day drops in.
VOL, e:30-Mors high lights Of the royal
wedding.
W0P. t0:0O-EthsI Barrymore In Light
In the Window"
VOL, 10:00-"Son Of Mine" features Rich.
ard Lyons, son Of Ben and Bsbs Lyons, and
Dan OHurIihy Of the Abbey Players.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
on the AIR TONIGHT.

on TIE AIR TONIGHT.
VOL, 6:45-Washngton sports writer's gathel
10 pay tribute TO Clark Griffith on his 7Sih birth
day.
WT0P, 7:t5-Jaek Smiths guest Is Mill
billy Singer Dorothy Shay.
WMAl, 7:30-High Lights Of the wedding
Of Princess Elizabeth rebroadeasi.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

WRt. to:3o-Jaek Benny visits Eddi.
Cantor.
W0p, t0:30-A documentary program
dramatizng the world food crisis.
WRc, tt:30-Four piano arrangements oi
the "Gapotte," from GIuek's "Iphigenia In
AuIis"; the Magic Fire Music" from Wagner,
Die Walkure"; chopin's "PoIonaise Mitairs
in A Major" Nhumann's The Fountain"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

the Chaincery Court of the County
Default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
by a deed of trust from Mrs. e, Il.
Moore and husband, E. B. Moore 10
lnglewood Homes, Inc, as Benefici-
airy and the undersigned as Trustee
which deed of trust is dated April
IA, l947, n recorded in Book 81.
pages l2O-l22 of the Record of Mort
cages n Deeds of Trust on lands in
ne office of the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court of Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. and the holder of the indebted
ness secured thereby having
ed h undersigned as Trustee to fore
close said deed of trust in accordance
with It's terms and provisions, l will
upon Monday, the 18th day of January.
lS45, during legal hours at the main
front door of the Courthouse of Jack
son County. Mississippi. in the City of
Pascagoula, offer for sale and sell for
cash to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described lot. tract or parcel of
land situate in the City of Pascagou-
Ia, said County and State with an
buildings and appurtenances thereun-
to belonging. said property being des-
crlDed as Lot c, Square F, OF InPle-
wood Homes Subdivision as per plat
recorded in Plat Book /. page las of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

state fully the security proposed. Any
bank qualifying as such County De-
pository will be required TO place on
deposit as security with the Clerk
of h Chancery Court and ex-Officio
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors any
of the following securities in an am
cunt ten per cent greater than the
maximum sum to be placed on deposit
in such bank at any one time. to-wit:
Mississippi Registered State Bonds.
Yazoo and Mississippi Delta Levee Dis
trict Bonds. Mississippi Levee District
Bonds. County Bonds. Municipal Bonds.
Mississippi Drainage District Bonds.
Consolidated School District Bonds.
Road District Bonds. United States
Bonds or Surety Bonds of any surety
company authorized to do business in
the State of Mississippi. but M bonds
will be accepted as surety except for
its market value.
All bidders Will DC REQUIRED to
deposit $500 90 or its equivalent with
bid. same TO be forfeited unIess bid is
faithfully carried out. and the Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order of Board of Supervisors.
December list. l947.
X. w. BURNHAM. President
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk
BY: VERTIS C. RAMSAY. ID. G.
"a 1919 10 26
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

the official plats in the office of the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of Jack
son County. Mississippi. subject. how
ever. to the restrictions of record in
connection Herewith.
Said property will also be sold sub
iect to a prior deed of trust thereon
from Inglewood Homes. Inc, to W. B.
Leedy & Co, Inc. dated June !. 1914,
and recorded in Book ~. page ESQ of
the record of Mortgages and Deeds of
Trust in the office of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court of jackson County,
Mississippi. and which said deed of
trust was upon July 81, 1914, assigned
by w B. Leedy & Co. Inc, 10 the Nat
ional Life Insurance Company as per
assignment of record in Book %. page
SIS of the records of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust on lands iii the office
of the Clerk of the Chancery Court
of Jackson County, Mississippi.
ADVERTISED. POSTED AND DAT
ED this l4th dav of December. 1947.
II. p. HEIDELBERG,
Trustee
1918. 26. 1-2. 9