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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Mer3te nit. Damn famen Ole 9elern.
1916 AIle f0rperlih leiltun9sfdbi9en

Mer3te nit. Damn famen Ole aelern.
t946 AIle forperlid leiltunesidbisen
Deutiden 5ur Mrbeit ge3,pungen.
8ier 0iinitel Der Staot aonigs.
berg iino bollfommen 3eritort. bar.
unter ser Dom, sic Oper, oas Sdlob
uno sic l1niperiitGt. 9or ben Shlob.
ruinen iteben oie Denfmdler Bis-
mards uno aaiier Wilbelm oes 3uei-
ten, poaie unbeiddbiet. aud Die
Statuen Sbillers unb SAINTS, oes
beriibnteiten Sobnes Der Staot. lte.
ben unberiibrt aui ibren 'Sodeln, als
mGre nitbts paiiiert. Vile na3iltilhen
grinnerungen muroen ieood) ent.
fernt, alle oeutiden Strabennamen
peridtpanben in fiir3eiter 3eit. Ser
&afen blieb Dom &rieg neridont, ouh
oas @erihtseebGl,oe blieb poui9 UNI
bei6Gbiet.. Sic iotpietiide @ebeimpo.
liSei bat iett oarin ibr &ouptquar'
tier auigeidlagen.
Ser @iienbabnberfebr bon uno
nod &Snissberg tpurSe auf Elm M-
nimum beidrdnft. 3tpei 3iige fab.
rem tdslid) nod Wosfau. Der cine
iiber 9iliit, Ger anoere iiber Sniter-
burg.
9lber fir Sie llnterbaltung bot
man et1pas in &onigsberg setan. gs
gibt bier &inos, in oenen nidt nur
ruiiiide Slime. ionoern aud alte
oeutibe 1ilmitreiien geaeigt meroen,
sic beionoers BEL oen 8uiien iebr
beIiebt iino. Sogar oas Mosfouer
8aqett eab in Dem ein5isen nod I'm.
6eihdbigt porbanoenen Tbeater otter
goriteuungen.
Mit ser Na6ridtenberiorgung ser
&0nigsberger iiebt es idledt aus.
gs gibt nur Wostauer 3eitungen
uno cine am Srt eeorudte ruiiiide
3eitung. 9ie ein3iee oeutid)e Sci.
tung lit ole i'm lotpietiiden Seftor
bon Berlin erideinenoe nIGglite
Hunolhau :"
Nob bis gnoe oes lesten Sabres
CAB es in ser 1nlgebung Don a0nies.
berg oiele oelltid)e 4riessgefanee.
nenIoger. Die @efangenen spuroen
5u aufbauarbeiten einseipannt. 0o6
Dabrenb Ser lesten Wonate puroen
Die 9aser allfgel0it, uno Sic Geian.
senen purOen nah RuBlano hepor.
tiert. Hur Die, 2ranfen uno Shna.
ben, Die man nid)t mebr gebraud)en
fonnte. fpnroen entlalien.
8ap 8ettanp e. @eitiaIenpoltD
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

Malereicn peridont geblieben iino
rcfonltrllicrt ipcrOcn. Die biltori=
i6en &Og9enmooclle baben ben
&riea iibertebt.
@ebt man bcllte am langen Warft
in Der 9tGbe oes @riinen Sores ourd
Oie scrit0rte Snncnitaot, 10 fihoct
man bin uno pieoer eines Der altcn
SaniebGuier, Die in Der enoloicn
Sriimmerrcibe ipie burh Gin &un=
Der Der Sernitbtuna entgangcn linb.
2ie 4e9eno INN Die 1914 erbautc,
ieoob pollltGnoi9 aus9ebrannte So
bannisfird)e blieb erbalten. uno nod
bellte fiinOet an Der WtarftltraBc oas
6aus Der Eelpliner Mebte bon eiucr
9roBen biitorii6en 8eraangenbeit.
Wtan fann nid)t iaaen, DoB Die 9(lt,
ltaot bon Tansia uusaeitorben ici.
Ser .,@s9s8lan"
8ie Der polniihe Grciicbienit be-
rid)tctc. bat Die polniihe Hegieruno
cinen iogenannten .@=9=Elan"
ousacarbeitct, ocr oen QSieoerauis
bou ocs 8eidicloeltas unb ieincS
Sinterlanoes BON Eubina bis Glbino
mfaBt. unD Der audi bic @ieher=
erriAtuna Der dlteiten Gtabtbesirfc
BON 9ansia poriiebt. 9ie @ieberouf=
bauplane fir Die Mltitabt puroen
nod altcn Stifen, gilDern llno
Fbotoarapbien ,uiammenaeitclt.
2undhit miro Scr 8csirf Der
6anolperfer uno &aufleute. Der
iih pom 8olbenen 5or. Der 9an0en
StraBe uno Dem 2angcn Warft cr=
itreft, in slnariff aenomlnen mcr=
ocn. Muh oas StraBcnneb lpirD in
altem 3uitano erbalten Glcibcn. unD
auf beiben Seitcn Der alien StraRcn
unb @aiien ioQen ipieocr bic id)ma=
len uno itilehten 6Gushen entitebcn.
SIM 9ansiger 6afen ideint bas
2eben am eriten lpieoer in ieincn
normalcn Stanb auriif,ufebrcn.
8ereits in bieiem ssriibjobr. aber
auh ihon in Den Monaten aupor,
berribte elm lebbafter Wetrieb auf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

tioniercn uno bic 3eilen burbidie.
Bcn. Die 3eile miro in Der iibliehen
ylrt ailf Der Saitatur 9eiebt; lie ae,
lan9t in Die &amera ccr 8bctu
Scbmaidine, mo Der Yud)itobe ic,
Der .Watrite allf einen Slim photo.
arapbicrt miro. Die Watriben luon
bern nacb GrlcOisuna oes pbotoara.
pbilhen Gates in Der BON Der 8lci.
Setnloid)inc ber befannten Dirt ,un,
slble9cr. Der iie ipieocr ibren 9and.
len I'M Shriftmaaasin sufiibrt. Slus
Der Sebmaihine fommt Der slim
fcrtlg gum Gntlpifeln als Neaatir
ooer Eoiitip. Son Der Setmaihin,
Diro auBcroem Elm itbriftrihtiae,
Nbsua oes Sabes auf. Dem 8apie,
aelicfcrt. Nie berihtct ipiro, lit oas
Shriftbilo auf Dem Slim unb ga
pier 10 flar uno iharf, lpie es bein
glciiab niht beiier ersielt iperoer
fam. gluf elmer Sdlpars=9SciB=3o
pic auf Ssiloopapier erfolat bas
&orretturlcicn in ,Sorm Ser iiblihcr
&orrcfturfabne. Mit Der neucn Hbo
to=Sebmaid)ine mill man oen umipet
iiber oas 8lci iparen rnb oas lana
ericbnte vErimGrprobuft" fir bcr
SffIct- unO Sieforuf icbaffcn.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

Sonoon. - SIM unterbaus tam
cine aubcnpolitiide Scbatte ltat1
nit elmer GrfIGruna bes itellpertre'
tenoen Sppoiition=sSiibrers 9lntbo'
nh Goen, Der ioate, bic Sotpietblof
fabe ici Elm 9lft, Ser 0ffentlicb aeaer
Die Nllliierten aerihtet ici. Sicie,
Mft entbalte cine aana faItbliitiat
0robuna NIT unerrmeBlihen 2eiber
unb Scot fir. bic sipei Millioncr
1eutide in oen @eltspncn Ser.
Tins. vGs bat Geleaenheiten aeaes
5en." fllbr Goen fort, vbei oencn
bieies 6aus gebriiut bat. INN feline
slnlidt unsipeifelbaft funosu9ebcn
Sies oiirfte cine iolc5e 0eleacnheil
iein uno guns liherlih feline, bel De,
oieies Saus ihipeiaen iollte.
v8cnn bel Den SOlpiets Ser lei,
ielte 3ipeifel iiber uniere Saltllng
llnb bic unierer Nliierten berrihen
ionte, 10 m0hte ih ben 9luBennini,
tier aufforoern, in 8emcinihaft mil
unieren 9llliierten Sen Solpietbch0r.
Den. niht in Berlin, ionoern in
Npsfau. no bic Gntibeiouna rubt.
in ben flarlten unb entidieoen1ten
iSormen mitsuteilen, oah mir niht
hercit iinb. uns burh brutale &raft
lnO Grpreiiuna einichiit:crn su Iai.
fen.
IS lit aans unbenfbar, baB ipir
lms iest suriidsicben ioqcn. Gil
&irfllna eines alliierten Hiif,u0es
aus Berlin miibte fata1tropbal iein
SnnerbaIb bon "a Stltnben -
nabriheinlih ipeniger - ipiirben
3ubenoe pon 9elttlben, Die nit Den
aaiierten WilitdrbebOrben aeorbcitct
baben, ibren Ssamilien entriilen unb
in Soft iein. Scr alIiicrte Riif,uo
ipiiroe MIR cine GinIdbunq an sic
Snluiets iein, ibre @iener Softifcn
audi in Berlin ansltnenben.
sd fam niht alauhen, oaB Der
&reml beute 8rieasablihtcn bat,
aber ieDcs Shlpanfen l1nlererieits
f6nntc Die Sopietberriher nur Ell
mutigcn. 9ie miloercn &ortc oes
WaricbollS Sofolomsfp bcrllbiacn
MIDI nibt, iolanAe nidt ocn &ortcn
ouh bic Sat folat."
Sas Saus brab in elmer bonnern=
be VeifallsfunOgebuna aus, oIs
Goen erflGrte: - v&enn es ie cine Belt
aeAeben bat. ,Seitigfeit su sei9en. 10
lit lie iett. &cm es ie cine Sohe
gcacben bat, fir bic man einltcben
mllB, 10 lit bas bie porlieNenoe."
MuSenminiIter Yepin antlportete
Gben. nobel er einIeitcno oie
Shulo an ocn ge9enlpGrtiacn 3u=
ltanAen HuBlono suihob, oaB oaS
Eotsoamer Mbfommcn einfoh ianrs
ricrc.
GuBlonb babe ii6 nm Die gcitim=
mlngen oieies 9lbfonumens iiber
Die flnbnmentaIcn 5Sreibeiten niht
9cfnnlmert.' Die Scutid)en einiucl,
in Molicn heporticrt, unabbGnoioe
politlihe Earteien einfad) liquioiert
unb Die Geoefreibcit untcroriift.
Sin idledtes NcihGit
Sepiu teiIte Ncm lInterhn,s NIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Die cayuga |ndianer suehen
mach elmer neuen Reservation
hat do. noetse Geld fver Lundonkovf

miepicle nah Der neuen Neicrpation
,icben iuiiroen. Die Gapuaas baben
iich ourh 6eirat NIT an6crcn GtGm=
men pcrmiibt, lno oas GtanimQc=
lct perlanat, baf, bic MebrSabl Scr
,Sraren lno &in6er in elmer Neier.
patton Gapuaas iein mii7cn.
9ann fGme Die 'Sra9e: mobin?
Gs lit Doracihlagen ipor6en. ipie-
Der an bcn Gapu9a=See su ,icl)en,
Der ei9entlihcn 6eimat 6es Gtam=
mes. 9aaeacn abcr lit bon Geneca
GolntD Giniprub erboben lporoen.
niht. ipeil man sic Snoiancr niltt
baben m0hte. ionbern neil @run0=
eiNentlnm bort fnapp aclporocn lit.
0anah lit anacreat lporoen. bah
man iid) in GapuQa Gountp anfau=.
fen iole. 6as an bas 9foro. uno SIt=
ufcr ocs Secs anarenst. gsie ipcit iit)
nieicr Elan pcrtpirflid)en laiien iuirb.
ltebt nod oabin.
Or. garl u. Bates, Cornell Uni.
perlitdt, Der 8erater bes Gtammcs,
bat erfldrt, er meroe oafiir ioraen,
oaB bic Gabl elmer neuen Neierpa-
tlon 10 acbcim pie m09lih erfolgt.
Der Stamm iol nitt ocn 9anbIpc=
fulanten in Die 6Gnoe fallen. @cnn
alles abacihloiien icin lpiiroe, tperoc
man 9tdbercs iibcr Die neiic Nelerpa=
tion DerDfientlid)en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

ocn 9ansiger @erftcn. llnldnait
lief Die SerienproOuftion polniiher
Sohleeihiffe an. 9lllein felt &ricas=
cnoe lpuroen auf 9anaiacr @erften
ll5 ausldnbiihe 6od)iecihiffe uno
SO Sohice<Ginbeiten Scr polniid)cn
SanOelsflotte lpicOer initanb0eiebt
Yer gau pon ctpa 80 Sod)iccihif=
fen lit I'M 9allfc Der ndetiten aht
Sabre bcabiihtiat. Nuh Der Sdiff=
fabrtspcrfebr i'm 6ofen BON 9an,ig
lduft luieocr reaelmGBia. Sfiffe bon
mebrcrcn Vationcn nit einem Sc
iamtraum BON etlpa 5OO,OO0 SDn-
men liefcn ben 6afcn felt arieasenOe
an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Dem bruder Russki werden
seine Suenden vorgehalten
Dos enqIsehe Unerhavs ereert seh in "gehornisehten
Reden.

. oab ieiner Shdtuna nad in ben
brci Sabren felt Gipltelluna Ser
Sample GuBlanb ettpa lieben Wil=
liarocn Sollar aus Der bcltihen
Sitsone berausge,oaen babe, ipGb=
reno GnglanbS StelIersabler @cIo
aufbringen mubten. INN oie 0el,t=
it)en Dor Dem GerbunAcrn au ret
ten. Die britiihen 9lusaaben in
Scutihlanb bdtten bisbcr mnaeiGbr
500 Millionen Solar betraaen unb
gum Sell in Dollar besablt ipcrcen
miiiien, mas Der britiiden @irtid,oft
beionoers aeidobet babe.
geDin mari ben 9tuiien Johann
Dor. lie bGtten cine neuen vnationol-
oemofratiihe" Gartei aeariinbet, Bic
beinnbers fir Die ebemalioen Natio=
naliosialilten attraftip oemot)t ,pors
ben ici, unb sic meltli6en 9luiierten
bdtten NIT 8eioranis bemerft, boS
poblbefannte Gr=NationaIioaiaIiIter
oieicr Gartei bci0etreten ieien.
Sublanbs fortaeiebte ssorberlna.
an Scr Gubrfontroue beteiliat All
icin, bate bel pielen 2cutcn Sen
Gebanfcn auffommcn lolien, baB
oas audi i'm Sotsoamer Nbfommen
enthalten lei. Sas ltimme aber ob=
iolut nid)t.
HuBlanD reoe sipar INNER bon
bcutiher Ginbeit, perfoIge abcr auf
Der anDcrcn Seite cine Solitif, bic
Die Ginbcit SeutihlanbS einfad) I'M
mD0lid made.
gSic lit bic sitmation lest?
Benin gab Dem llnterbaus Die
Seriiherltng, baB Die britiicbcn
Srllppen in Berlin bleiben lpiirbcn,
lpurnte aber bas 6aus bapor, bab
oarous cine vernlte Gituotion" ent=
Iteben fDnne.
ySDllte cine ioIfe Gitldtion ent-
iteben", erflGrte Yepin, uiperbcn
mir baS 6aus aufforDern miiiicn,
lie ins slllae gu faiien. Sic Hcoic=
rllng unD Die ipcitliben 9llliierten
iebcn in bieier Gage MIR cine 9llter=
natipe - it'd au ergebcn. slber ME-
manO bon unS fann oaran audi MIR
benfen
gepin erflGrte, Die Huiien per=
folgen offenbor ben 3ipef, ourh
Shifanen fcitsuitellcn, lpie lanoe
Die &eitalliicrten Den fulten &rica
ausbalten f0nnten. vGs lic9t fcin
9lnseid)en oafiir Dor, ooB lie suiom=
menbrebcn, bemcrfte er trofen. Sm
llcbri0cn lei es flar, oaR bic Huiien
slpci Dtillioncn Sc,ltide in Berlin
aus politiihen @riinoen ourh Sun-
ger au hrehcn iubten.
9ie britiibe Hcaierlma f0nne oa
nibt suiebcn unb babe ooher nit al
len perfiighacrn Wtitteln slliommen
nit 9lmcrifanern II. ,Sronsoicn ein=
Ncariffcn. Inn Die @eitieftpren mei-
terbin su crnGbren.
@ir fDnnen oieic Sempfratcn
Itarfen Iocrscns, Die iih Dor ben
Soipiets nidt bellgen lpollen, niht
pcrbllnNcrn lalIcn", bemerfte Der
WuReuminiiter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Grkebltete pertitekr,.t,a
Slne3ctee fir 8erli,,

Walbirgton. Die anerifauiid,s
SiIlt1paite teilte nit. baB tic bas BON
Der Soipiet,nion blodiertc s,erlin
nit 5ablridjcn lueiiercu 5lag8alWtm
nntcritiiten miro.
Mnlerifa 1pe.b fir oieien 3tped IN
gsntid)laao iiber 100 1lug3euge NIT
,spci uno bier Motoren periiiacn.
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unterftiiten Sie o,e tn untere
sttiIun IN ,p,upnhpn 6efh1ffSlp,rt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22

ottte le'ea e,e bte aRses3ss;
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Ella Fitzgerald
WEEDS Youth Eight
Yeurs Her Junior

YOUNGSTOWN, O.-Although
she didn't want it that way, news
of Ella Fitzgerald's marriage to
Ray Brown, 2l-year-old bass player
in the Jazz at the Philharmonic
company, leaked out here this week.
The two were married last week
in the office of a local justice Of
the peace. They wanted to keep it
aOecret several months, the famous
singer said. However, reporters for
the Cleveland Call and Post Tucked
up on the story.
1t is a first marriage for both.
Miss Fitzgerald gave her age as
20. Both reside in New York.
Miss Fitzgerald said they had
been wanting to get married for
several months, but had been book
ed in distant points for long time.
Their paths crossed here when Miss
Fitzgerald opened at a local night
club, and Brown played a concert
in a nearby city.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

really set the Don Gates
quartette of were the solos taken
by WILDER Grissam and Van White.
When WILDER and that deep voice Of
his started on his solo, just about
every girl in the audience started
screaming, and when Van jumped
in right after WILDER with his high
voice, believe me when l tell you
the place came down.
From this years "Brown Derby"
came forth a girls trio, that can
really go. hope they stay together
because they really have something
on the ball. They are Wilma and
Minerva Johnigan and Joyce Crews.
And talk about harmony, they have
really got what It takes, believe
that.
Time out for credit where credit
is due. Year after year when the
Brown Derby" or mite in Har-
lem" is presented at the Phyllis
Wheatley the kids have always
been able to depend on a person
whose knowledge and experience
enables her to give them the as
sistance and encouragement which
is so necessary in putting on a
show.
She never asks for thanks or
money, which is really great Of a
woman that has been to the top,
She gave up show business to
marry; and her husband is just as
swell as she is. Having no children,
they are more or less the Mother
and Father to all the kids in the
Wheatley neighborhood, and loved
and well liked by all. Her name
Mrs. Lillian Goodhue Penn. Her
reason for helping the kids is 81
remember when I was starting out"
plus the fact that she likes all the
kids. Grand person, believe me!
l believe that the number that
got the most acclaim was the num-
Der in which Van sang Golden
Earrings" while Clyde, Norland,
Richard, Janet, Arlene and Alma
danced. They were all dressed like
gypsies and danced the part great.
There have been so many gone
parties these last gone weeks that
it is hard to keep up with them.
Cats and Chicks are really getting
kicks while the kicken's good.
Discs that are new and real gone
are: Joe Luchers' blues For Sale"
and Society Boogie," which are
both real numbers. THE Song Has
Ended" l believe is the best of the
Lucher clan. If you crave a disc
that really hops, go down and get
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

mad Lad"
Have all you cats met the two
fine little girls from Canada? They
are Margret and Carol Allen, both
very good looking and both have
those pleasing personalities.
The New Look
Believe it or not the new look is
here
Some men laugh, many now shed
a tear.
New clothes, high cost more money
too,
1 feel for the married man, don't
you?
If you ask me the new look is
great
The only thing is it came about a
century too late.
But a good thing to remember is
Be not the first to take the new in
stride,
Nor the last to lay the old aside.
Duke New Look Don
hair cut that is.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Br DON GATEs

All sweet vacation time with all
Of its splendOr, what | mean is this
taking it easy is a solid sender.
Do you remember this, let's hope
it doesn't fit US.
81 know that man is still an ape
at heart.
A laxative, chattering ape.
His curiosity shall discover many
strange secrets,
But he will use them solely for
his two recreations,
Lying and killing,
Or-as he calls it
Conversation and sport"
-Sitwell.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Judge Rivers Weds
Southern Woman

NEW YORK - Judge Francis
E. Rivers, Dewey appointee and for
mer Dewey aide, was married last
Saturday at the Camden, N. j.,
home of his sister, to Mrs. Alroy
Long, psychologist in the Bureau
Of Child Guidance Of the Board of
Education. The bride is Caucasian
and is a native Of the South.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

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scribe today for the ST. PAUL
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Want-Ads

FOR SALE: Choice brick duplex
on Central Ave. near Dale. Income
pays for house. This is your best
buy. Buy today and live well. Call
GA. 7196 today.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Turbine Emclencv Stride

The modern steam turbine in
World War II developed six times
the total Of electric power with only
twice the amount Of coal consumed
in World War /.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

The couple are honeymooning in
Lynchburg, Va, at the home Of the
brides mother. When they return,
they will live in a Riverside drive
Judge Rivers is a city court JUS
tice. He was appointed to the post.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

This paper costs 10 cents and is
worth it!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
lettings
By GEORGIA RUSSELL

TO ALL FRIENDS
Love Is not stuff to gather dust
on shelves,
The more we give the more we
have ourselves,
SO all our love send to you, S2d
then
Yet more well have to send to
you again.
Arthur Guiterman.
Bring in the New Year. Ring
out the old. A Happy New Year
to you!
You know, ! thought it would be
different for US to take a poll and
find out who you think has been
the best dressed boy and girl Of
the past year. So far, the leading
boys are Larohn Latimer, Nelson
Mccoy, Edgar Pillows and Earl
Weber. For the girls are Muriel
Holiday, Carmitta Hit, Patricia
Cartwright, and Begertha Neal,
while Pauline Ray was voted for
lookin' the best in her clothes.
Shirley Terrell takes the prize for
looking the best in the new look
fashions. What do you think? II
you don't agree with me, write in
and give me your opinion.
Treasure Inn was one jammed
night spot Christmas evening. Just
about everybody and everything
was there. st. Paulites and Mime
apolitans alike. Smoke was so thick
that it could be cut.
Poll dance at the Stem hall last
Friday drew a fair crowd. There's
no denying it any more that the
new look is definitely here to stay.
Eddie Washington was a perfect
style piece for the New Look"
in an ankle teasing ballerina, aqua
suit; Virgella Harper wore the new
fashioned ankle length hooded
dress, while Peggy Aparicio taooed
everybody in a yellow satin back
less and shoulderless below the
ankle gown. Addie Young was
looking very chic in a worsted
beige suit, Jane House wearing a
dark background print dress in the
new length (of course) looked quite
sophisticated. Caught glimpse Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Blakey 1.-THE for
mer Loretta Davis) here to spend
the holidays with her parents, and
Charlotte Perfect, Bootes Tabor,
also met handsome Samuel johnson
(of the U. S. Navy who was spend
ing Christmas with his cousin
Frank Schine.
Same night different place,
jumped at the LOafers shin-dig
held in Meals Rumpus Lounge for
the Loafers and their company.
Members present were Frank
Schine, Edgar Pillow, Johnny
O'Neal, Bulbs Powell, Ernie John
son, Moses Wallace, Ralph and
Bobby Graham, Lloyd Gambol,
Boyd Davis, Herbert Foster and
guest Of honor Samuel Johnson.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gray (the former Phyllis
Payne) on the new addition to their
family. A bouncing boy. Saw the
proud papa passing out cigars at
the drug store.
Birthday greetings for this month
go to Joyce King, Homer Specie,
Jewell Sears.
Alvora Norwood is sure proud
Of the beautiful gold cross she re-
ceived for a present from a very
special friend in Hawaii.
Round the Clock Club held a
Christmas party last Saturday.
The guest list included Essie Whit
aker, Joyce King, Addie Young,
Edmund Johnson, Ed Christopher,
George Nesbitt, Charles Brow n,
Carl, Bob and Joe Patterson, Clyde
Scroggins and Tony Lucas.
Carolyn Combs Of Chicago and
Connie Jackson and Nadine Davis
are among the many home for the
holidays.
A Happy New Year to all of you,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
ALMOST
AB OUT
EVE R HIN C
BY Percy Villa
By Percy Vile
YOUR SLIP IS SHOWING

4ODh OLlf 10 ShOWlNG
When making mistakes he's slipping Or is the
other way arOundH
That great peepus and done
After getting his pinned back during the sreetcar
fare fight Alderman Henry Bank managed his hearts desire
headnebut what cost The called him
wouldn't dare to repeat.
would be mighty shy Of
publicity Henry Now around and bites the hand that
fed him. He got the other day and called Mayor Humphrey
wOuld-bs dictator
happens Henry only his election the
Mayor Humphrey.
mayor only trying give city via
muchneded charter But the great defender of the people
gain it. Bank happens be labodorse and the charter also
has the strong support Of labor But does that maer7 Not bit
Henry is all-wise and powerful, he thinks.
group the only who made
speeches him elected the councwhOut whose
he well have been defeated That's socaed liberal
alderman from the Fifth ward.
be that who oppose the the proposed
good government have better claim Henry than the
people whom processes representa- Anyway
the above is good example Of gratitude in reverse
And Freddie Weinberg that the Dodgers signed DuOcher
for '4s because it's Lip yeari
following article from PM and from John T. McManus
column :. The play MOUNTAIN" This play
the radio Christmas Eve Three played the
part waiting maternity Christmas Eve for their
Read it. It's heart warming
THE MOUNTAIN
The first speak EXCL He and his wife had hOme
living with her folks There baby the baby
was being born. "And don't kid to be born country
where tonight Christmas Eve and thirteen million other Amer
don't even have q Of their own"
Gee that's tough Of the other and then he tells
about Christmas Eve when he CT in Normandy and how
midnight Quilted ke
full Of hOlss thanking God they still alive
rebuild their land And the first Tom figures maybe he
isn't badly off after all.
away man, Abe,
70 talk He tells how he started study medicine then took teach
the eonveTsaon developed that he had against anSemc
quotas prejudice teaching
Palestine And recalls Christmas Pal
sne he and his wife Miriam listening the hymns Christian
church. The worship Christ the Christian world which
And
his society which the birthrght the
Restricted"
the first the Normandy storyhe
brhght will "Pogrom won't ghetto" "Be
be chaked park benches sxpOinted yellow
Lehman Franfurer
guy has CUTS
And Abe, too, meet his with heart
setting straight" says
% left And then find out that m the of the
other two, is Negro.
soloquy, his pleas
listening a restaurant
dirty baney and have the white faces watch while the waiter
he's potter than tell We're serving
any more you're black To be nwardy uncomfortable
when with feel
fury Of the white world calling them traitor nggerover splitting
their back. 80"
why the regrets
that he about bring another Negro the world suffer
years And finally, his call the
that his is born, he has a prayer:
this Christmas the unsuitable
being good Americanand teach
better one"
Can think of bigger finer philosophy for Christmas 947H