Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

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studying special RUSSELL
The class wit and keeps
menary AZ eleven o'clock the studio for hours of
shows scheduled call studio
together The the Sidcncs watching sp
with other coffee JAcohScn drugstore We
facing Back the studio where
Fred Kaufman hts slow pace the dry
o'clock AnduS building
Marcea Klens Office where final campaign business Is being
cleared Leave the Office 80 keep appointment with
gentleman who edit technical manuscript for him
Can sre the manuscrp, is badly orsaned and 20 MAX. matter,
long hand Tell him III have think A.
o'clock home dinner Keep trying decide about the
manuscript job pitch pile
ironing Finish clothes at 10 o'clock time listen TO Cedric
Adams and George Grim Sit typewriter 10 30 work
until 200 dull day Enough the screaming mccmies
The Ingram proves again what can happen
when lets the silly age his Ingram who's
building reputation stands lose
everything because Of becoming involved with girl
His wife and family have suffer right along with his reputation
unfortunately
When a reaches his realize his
flaming youth burning he pancky From then
thing happen No matter what he docs how harmless
appear usually making
financial o~ebhS and plain cussed bad temper suddenly begins
pail his mddeag The streamned his
Office the sylphkc thing he cocktail bar be
the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow the acme OF the de
Srabe First thing know hes of TO the And o
It's a good thing
wind up ingram has done
OF nowadays pretty tell little
hes under They their full Of pancake make
their hair into swirl and add FIVE 20 their
affairs as Ingram Is and with career at stake shouldn't be so
easily fooled Or rather he shouldn't himself into the position
be SO easily fooled =
Ingram OF entirely
that caught the will probably influence people
against him than the fact Of the affair itself
have felt his degree In other
words when through the silly age how silly he
get7
There constantly articles wives
what happen when the old hits the bracket The
who the advice tell the ladies and for the
rambling 20 return TO the home hearth
felers
rey and divorce the little take 10 the altar with
younger II doesn't always female
paunchy finds
much after all According the law most
the wife stands fair collect enough O the weekly
chips dent the bankro leaving wife Number Two 20
console herself with what's left
kick the another we're told
when hard he kicks supports under
himself and dragS innocent family down with hnwEu the
pay-on comes doubly hard
The ingram should than fOTtyah Cor
hftyshl brother 20 think sober thoughts
There bu, for the Of something other /"
Reports the American brand Of de-
working Japanese getting good Of
segregation discrimination brand
This provides fertile ground for communist agtsorS
Is wonder spreading faster than American
democracy Americans Themselves aiding and sbenG with
their stupid prejudice
I'd skcedSddlinG
Of the Third Party that tried best the facts bshnd
the whole long long In fact think Of
the first reporters the Of either the weekly daily
who attempted Snsyzs Wallace and his position the Third
Party.
II you1 recall did II at time when printing sse:s
brought loud dsnuncstons red batter None Of the big Eynd
Gated colunnS Of hiding until sSfe
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