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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
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Clarence Neal, Jr.. Pittsburgh,
Pa, senior at Meharry Dental
College, Nashville, Tenn. and
Stanley H. Godsey, New Rochelle,
N. Y, senior at Howard Univer-
sity Dental College have been
granted scholarship aids Of $225
each by the National Dental As
ISOLATION through the Scholarship
Committee, under the chairman
ship Of DR.. H. Cicero Edwards,
Washington, d. C.
The National Dental Associa-
ton each year win make available
these scholarships for senior den
tai students, not only at Meharry
and Howard. but TO those Of the
northern institutions admitting
colored students.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

In loving memory OF our father
who passed away, four years ago
Christmas Day. Deep in our hearts
n memory Is kept, OF one we loved
and will never forget. Daughters,
Estelynns and FTancys and son,
Leon Wagner.
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Jesus birth and Wise Men from
the East as worshippers. He said
that we should be grateful for all,
and warned of the danger OF let
ting things OF the world crowd Je-
sus out of our lives. The children'S
story was entitled, The Little Girl
Who Wanted to Have Her Way"
Mr.. Thomas whitney. 67l st. An
thony was a visitor at the morn
ing services.
The Missionary Society Service
was at 5 p. m. They gave q splen-
did program with an address given
by Mrs. Lydia Brown, president
women's Auxiliary Minnesota South
Dakota State Baptist Association.
man, presided.
Next Sunday at IL a. m. there will
Mrs. Effie Larkins, program chair
be a Christmas service. The music
will be by the Senior Choir, Gospel
Chorus and Young Women's Choral
Group. At p. m. the Senior Choir
will present a Christmas Cantata,
Star Of Bethlehem, directed by A.
v. Hall
Friday, Dec. 24th, 7:3O .. NJ
Church school Christmas program
and tree. All departments pRrtici-
pating. Everyone invited.
Friday, Dec. Slst - Watch night
service. 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Effie Larkens, program chair
Sunday, Jan. 23rd, s p. m.-B.Y.V.
Service, Rev. Joseph Chapman.
speaker.
Bring your family and friends to
church next Sunday to Pilgrim,
The Church OF Lofty Friendship"
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LoYGIfY charge
Victim Regions
Post Office Job

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Follow.
ing Intervention by the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People. the Federal
Loyalty Board oreder the rein
statement Of Frank Barnes, sls-
pended postal employee Of Santa
Monica, Calf.
Barnes, president Of the San
Ia Monica NAACP branch, was
suspended from his post office
Job last May on charges Of dis
loyalty which resulted from his
leadership In n drive for Jobs
for Negroes In . recently opened
chain department. store. He was
defended by NAACP lawyers,
Loren Miller and Harold Sin
clair Of Los Angeles.
After review Of the case, the
Board on December 9th
tersely ordered the Santa Monica
Postmaster to "reinstate Barnes
Immediately"
In New York, Walter White,
NAACP Becetary, hailed the
Boards order as "a significant
In our fight TO protect fed
eral employees against unwar-
ranted charges Of disloyalty. The
Association win continue to de-
fend federal workers In these
cases whenever the charges are
based on race or color, or men,
bership or activity in the NAACP
or in any coordinAting group APP
proved by the Associations ma
tional office"
on Piped Electrically
II takes only a nlekel's worth Of
electricity to move q barrel Of crude
oil 400 miles through pipelines.
BY the end Of 1851. the worlds pipe.
line facilities for distribution Of oil
and natural gas will be increased
by q, 900 miles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
"CEIRISTktAS THROUGH THE AGES"
PAGEANT TO BE PRESENTED BY
CAMPHOR CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT

Under the direction Of Mrs. Har-
riett B. Smith, the CamPhor
Methodist church will present q
pageant, Christmas Through the
Ages" at 8 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 20.
Warren Hayes viii be q narrator.
Beginning the pageant win be q
trumpet solo, The Lords Prayer"
by Robert Smith, followed by
singing Virgin and Babe" by
Miss Dorothy Munson
Depicting Christmas through
the ages will be a group Of shep-
herds. represented by George
Walden, Billy Robinson, and
James Thomas, Jr. The, Romans
win be represented by the Messrs.
Clarence Roland, zachery and
Garland Hunter.
Other groups 10 be represented
win be the Russians: Mrs. Josie
Williams; the French by Norma
Howell, Jane Dolores Perry, Mary
Perry, Tony BlalSey and Doris
BlalIey.
Representing Germans will be
Billy and Elaine Robinson. Play
ing the part Of the Dutch win be
Diane Moore, Eugene Moore, Jr.,
Doris Shannon, and Mr.. John Cul-
yer, Jr., a. Santa Claus.
The English win be depicted by
Marion Jones, Ronald Jones, Bob
by Warren, Wilson Lairie and
Jerry Stevenson. Wallace Robin
son and Elsa Robinson will depict
the Chinese, and the American ma
ton will be played by Mrs. I. d.
Dorsey Barbara Dorsey Wilson
LAirie, Julia, Roberta and Marion
Jones.
At the end Of the program win
be community singing. by the
choir and congregation, led by
Mrs. Arlee Blalxey.
All acts in this pageant win
have musical background provid-
ed by the Gospel choir. Frank
Slaughter IL in charge Of decora-
ton.
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ZION BAPT1sT CHURCH NEWS

Sunday, Dec. 10. Rev. II. W. Bolts
preached the sermon titled Let Us
Junior choirs gave the music. Those
who Joined the church were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampton Orange and Mr.. Bur
rell Rodgers.
Visitors in the morning service
were Miss Dorothy M. Ellis, of
Richmond. Va. At 4:30 p. m, the
Friendship club gave a candlelight
pageant titled Jesus Born in Beth
lehem," and the Three Wise Men"
Let US remember the sick and
shut-in. You are always welcome
at Zion. Merry Christmas to all.
Mrs. L. Seaton Is reporter.
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PAST EXALTED RULERS
HOLD ELECTIONS

The Past Exalted Rulers Coun-
Gil No. 80, Of Minneapolis and st.
Paul held its election Of officers
Saturday night, December IS. The
officers elected were as follows:
chief antler, David Williams; vice
antler, C. J. Van Wrinkle; right
antler. Lewis Whitlock; left ant
Ter, Paul Ampey; first scribe,
Charles Smith; second scribe, Car
los Mendoza; burser, J. w. Glenn
mons; chaplain. J. w. Pate; for
ester, Harrison Davis; inner
guard, William White; tiler, Glen
Embree; and trustee, r. B. War
rem.
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS
There will be Twilight Christmas
services at Bethesda Saturday NOR
ming at 6 o'clock. Breakfast Of waf-
files and coffee will be served.
A Christmas party was given
Sunday, December IS, for the chill
dren under the auspices OF the Sun
day school II was directed by
Mines. Rosalind GlRnton and Vera
Wright. Rev. Tate presented Mrs.
Glanton and her staff awards for
meritorious service. Gifts were dis
The Sunday School presented the
pastor, Rev. Tate q financial gift
In appreciation of his fine work.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS

Last Sunday at the morning SER
vice, Rev. J. W. Junnell brought
the message. His text was Luke 2;
7, And she brought forth her first
born son and wrapped him in swad-
ding clothes, and laid him in a
for him in the Inn" The theme was
Jesus Crowded Out" Rev. Junnell
spoke Of the Prophets Isaiah and
Jeremiah, how they had foretold Of
the coming of the Birth OF a King
He then spoke of the manner OF
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TRUE APosTOLIC cHURCH NEWs

TRUE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NEWS
sunday. Dec. 10, the True Apos-
tolIo Sunday school opened at the
usual hour, the attendance regular.
The pastor preached in both morn
ing and evening service. Registered
visitor was Mrs. z. Moore Of the
city.
The prayer band Is at your dis
posal, and will pray for the sick,
an dwill gladly come to your home.
Call Elder A Robinson, BR- S0s5.
The True Apostolic Church Sun
day School will have its Christmas
exercises for the children Sunday.
Dec. rs, beginning at IL noon, at
4l6 Dupont Ave. N Elder 8. L. Will
Hanson and congregation of the
Friendly Pentecostal Light House
Church, OF n. Z. Minneapolis, will
take part in the exercises. Elder 8.
l. Williamson also will be the main
speaker for the afternoon. We in
vite you to come and be with US.
REHOBOTH CHURCH OF CHRIST
The coming on Of the holidays
makes this a busy month, but we
have been enjoying some good spir-
itual meetings.
Sister Nora Jones of Kansas City,
Mo. was with US the first week Of
this month running a meeting. G.
Z. Parker Is pastor OF the church
and Grace Simmons is reporter.
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In loving memory OF our dear
brother and son. Joseph Johnson,
who passed away Dec. 20, 1871.
The midnight stars are shining
upon your silent grave, beneath II
sleeps the one we love. the one we
could not save. Sadly missed by:
Mother, Mrs. Anna Ragland; sisters,
Mrs. Lillian Arnold and Mrs. Beu-
lah Nelson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

From the prehistoric forked stick
to the modern tractor pillow on rub
Der. from the iail to the combine,
modern farm machinery has trans
formed a world Of scarcity into one
Of plenty
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ant Ave. N; Margaret Pope, 90S
Bryant Ave. N; Janet Stone. S5s
Bryant Ave. N; Sharon Carter,
1915 18th Ave. N; and Shirley
Suddeth, 627 Emerson Ave. N.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
| SchmeIing KO'd
|nHis Plan for
lU. U.S.Comebock

II Max schmeling makes q ring
comeback 1t will not be in the
United States-Representative Nc
Dowell, Republican. Of Pennsylvania
announced.
The former heavyweight cham
pion's application for q visa has
been turned down by the State De-
partment. A letter from II. ].
L'Heureux, chief Of the State De-
partnent visa section, was made
public by Mcdowell yesterday. It
said consular ofncials in Germany
can approve visas TO "a limited num-
can approve visas for a limited num-
Schmeling does not appear TO come
within any Of the categories."
Mcdowell, q member Of the Un-
American Activities Committee, said
1t would be "shoddy trick" on
American sports followers to allow
Schmeling to make his comeback
here.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Warriors, Bombers
In Deciding Game Of
Cage Series Tonight
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The payoff
will come tonight In the seven
game series between the Philadel-
phia Warriors and the st. Louis
Bombers.
Each team has won three games
in the series to determine which
will advance to the finals Of the
Basket Ball Association Of America
postseason play.
The winner viii play the victor
Of . two-out-of-three series which
opens tomorrow night at Chicago
between the Baltimore Bullets and
the Chicago Stays.
Except for Red Rocha, st. Louis
center, who Is handicapped by a
sore foot, the two teams will be in
top shape for tonight's deciding
game here.
The Bombers have better hitting
averages and the Warriors have
better scoring averages. Indications
are the victory will depend on which
style Of basket ball Is played-the
delayed offensive type, which the
Bombers have used SO successfully
or whirlwind attack, which has won
for the Warriors.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

bloody both eyes Rocky
Sonny, all the officials the
verdict
had been stirring little pageant earlier in the day at
the boxing commission offices Mesrs Grazano and Horne
weighed In First Col Harvey Miller delivered ringing speech
calling attention the debt owed noble pame and
sympathetic National Boxing Association The still
blinking back his Mr. Abe Greene president Of the NBA
extracted small American flag from his pocket and waved while
subecng the champion Grafton Of his own The result
when Gaano appeared at Unes hours before the
fight he detected and subdued young
pied behalf during the
appeared revive Rockys spirits Here's who tru
right Graano volunteered with Come in the dressing
room"
world champion about to return action at the risk Of
having the
Rocky singularly unvorried host
els true that pued 172 pounds?" asked Mr. Graham
yeah" Rocky 1T dumb. guess all
time they bringing out this stuff that brbe stun
didn't give damn didn't train and drank lot Of beer and
didn't think I'd fight more"
But you're all right now?"
I'm ready, that's what mean" He too He didn't
draw deep breath after 10 rounds
Sure he's all right" encouraged Whitley
trainer When win the title zale Chicago
They stole all his clothes for souvyneers."
Yeah reflected Grazano I'm Chicago they ut right"
Evening star., 1948-04-06

out punch. The kayo wasn't there,
but he landed some solid wallops.
He was trying with almost every
punch and as Q result looked wild
with his misses. Horne didn't run.
He made . real fight Of it. He
tried to keep Rocky away with jabs
and at times did some leading him
self. The good blows he landed,
however, didn't seem to bother the
champ.
Rocky's hard straight lefts opened
q bad cut over Sonny's left eye
in the third round. Rocky tried
for the kill In the fourth, and as
q result he was outboxed BY the
clever Horne. The same thing hap
pened in the fifth, with Rocky look
ing bad while missing numerous
wild swings. After that, Graziano
took everything, with Horne only
occasionally able to do more than
protect himself. -.
Dan Florio In Sonny's corner did
a marvellous job of patching his
| fighters cut eye and 1t wasn't until
the eighth that Rocky again had 1t
bleeding. In that round Rocky also
opened q cash over Sorny's right
eye. Although he hardly could see,
Horne fought gamely to the end and
deserved the big ovation he received
from the crowd.
Bout Close to Two Ohlcials.
Referee Harry Volkman scored
the fight $500, which Is fairly close.
A point tighter was Judge Bob Kill
martin, who turned in . 97-93 card.
Judge Dr.. Joe Trigg scored 1t S9-82.
A crowd of 5,181, q bit smaller
than expected, paid a gross gate Of
$34, 1882 and a net of $26,302.16.
Graziano got 81, his usual 25 per
cent (s4,575.5D going to the polio
foundation and the Police Boys
Clubs fund. Horne got 22a per
cent.
Prelims were fair to good. In the
semifeature after the main event,
Roy Miller. 157, of Kansas City, de-
cisioned Jimmy Taylor, 157, Grazia-
nos stablemate, in six rounds. In
other sizes, Joe Cannon, 1901
Washington, won over Sidney Miller,
1853, New York; AL La Barba, l451s
New York, outpointed Hal Mere
dithe, 143, Of Macon, Ga, and Bobby
Bell, 100, of New York, upset Young
Lee @. Murray, 131, of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Fine Practice Rounds
Put Ailing Harbeh in
Masters LimeIight
BY the Asseelotsd Press

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 6.-Chick
Harbert, ailing appendix and all,
has established himself among top
favorites to win the Masters golf
tournament.
Harbert, the only player besides
lloyd Mangrum to win more than
one event on the winter tour which
ends with this 72-hole event, has
been the sensation Of the practice
rounds, now in the third day.
Pain sent MIN to the hospital last
week after he had won the
Charlotte Open and for > time it
was feared he would miss this 18th
annual tournament because 1of an
appendectomy. He came here d.
rect from his hospital bed to batter
par figures for the 6,s00-yard Ma
tional Club course.
He turned in rounds of 65, 66 and
6S, and then fired . 5-under-par 81
for the front nine. Par is 36-36-72.
Mangrum, the years leading
money winner with $11,4 holds
this course record, a "a fired In
the first round of his debut in this
$4,000 meet in 1940 His average
of 69.25 strokes for 43 rounds this
year has made him the favorite
with some OF the gallery. He has
won three of the 1948 events.
Harbert, who also won the Jack
sonville Open, has competed in only
five meets this year.
Ben Hogan, twice the runnerup,
is another strong contender. He
had yesterdays best practice round,
q 68.
Bobby Locke, the star from South
Africa who looms as another ia
vorite, fired Q SO yesterday. He
modestly admits he has a good
chance Of finishing on top If I
can keep playing the way I did
yesterday. And I'm feeling much
better now" He was Ill for several
weeks recently.
Jimmie Demaret won last year
with 281, to become the third dou-
ble-winner in the events history.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Amateur Fighter
Will Retire at r.
BY ihs Asseeia.ed Press

TROY, N. Y, April 6.-Fred
Ladd, 72-year-old amateur boxer
from Salem, announced he has
decided TO take the advice Of
physicians and retire from the
ring.
His announcement called OF
tonight's bout In which he was
to meet Amateur Marty Dwyer
Of Troy-his junior by nearly 20
years. Ladd claims he has never
been Knocked out and has fought
3S2 amateur bouts In the last 81
years.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Brooks, Indians Romp
Through Citrus Loop
BY the A.soeio,sd Press

NEW YORK, April 6.-The Brook
lyn Dodgers continue to pace Ma
tional League clubs in the Grape
fruit League, but they no longer
sport a perfect record.
Manager Lppy Durocher's Brooks
have won % games and lost / for q
.958 mark. However, the Brooks
have yet to play q game against
major league club.
The Brooks won IA games in the
Dominican Republic without suf-
fering loss. Upon their return to
the mainland the team was divided
into A and B squads
Brooklyn's varsity squad has won
10 games without q loss while the
B team has won four and lost one.
Charleston of the Sally League
spoiled the Brooks perfect record
by beating the B team, 1913. last
week.
Meanwhile, the Cleveland Indians
continue to set pace among Amer
lean League clubs in exhibition play.
The Indians have won Is games
and lost eight for q .652 percentage.
The New York Yankees are second
with q .621 mark.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
How They'll Finsh-Dodeers, Third
Buns Nothing Like '47 Champs
With Stonky, Walker Missing

The present plan is to shift Jackie
Robinson from first base to Stanky's
position and to depend on Dick
Whitman, a .327 hitter at Montreal,
or Gene Hermanski, q .275 batter
for the Dodgers last year, to fill
Walkers shoes.
Durocher will open with probably
the best, or second best, catcher In
the National League-Bruce Ed
wards. But he also will start with
q pitching staff Of questionable abil-
ity. Ralph Branca, only AZ yearB
old and q ALA pitcher In 1947, is
the big slab boy, but whether Ralph's
confidence was disturbed by the
Yankees in the World Series re-
mains to be seen. Branca was no
ball Of fire under series pressure.
Behind Branca there are Joe
Hatten, a 17-S pitcher; Rex Barney,
Harry Taylor, Clyde King, Hank
Behrman, Elwin Roe obtained in
the Walker trade) and two rockies
with good minor league records.
They are Phil Haugstad, q 1876
slabber for st. Paul, and Jim Rams
dell, 21-5 winner at Fort Worth.
The Dodgers are set at shortstop
with Peewee Reese. They have no
fewer than seven third basemen
from which to choose. Robinson is
the second baseman and Ray Sand
ers, Pete Reiser or Whitman, the
last two listed as outfielders, prob
ably will play first base. For out
fielders, in addition to Reiser and
Whitman, there are Carl Furillo,
AL Gionfriddo, Don Lund, Marv
Rackley and Ed Snider.
But Mr.. Infield-Stanky-alld Mr..
Outfleld- ld-Walker-are missing. And
picking the Dodgers to finish third
Is by way Of guessing they'll miss
that pair. -STANN.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

Durocher says Leo Duroeher.
he traded Walker to Pittsburgh and
Stanky to Boston because OF a
wealth of younger players. His
critics insist he traded Walker and
Stanky because their names were
mentioned too frequently as poten-'
tial managers. In any event, it's
almost certain the Dodgers will miss
the pair. 49,.
Walker batted .306, best mark on
the 1947 club, and drove across 96
runs, more than any other Dodger.
What's more, he was money play
or. Stanky isn't big hitter-he
averaged .252 last year-but he was
the best fielding second baseman
with a 1886 percentage and he scored
e4 runs.
It's true that Brooklyn's farm sys-
TEN is producing many young play
ers, but whether any pair can match
Walker and Stanky is debatable.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
D. G. College Mines
In 8 Comes Today

Michigan switches baseball op-
ponents today, meeting George
Washington On the West Ellipse
while Georgetown continues its
home stand against villanova ut
the Hilltop.
Catholic University /, was to
open its season against Gallau-
Diet on the formers field. AL
games start at o'clock.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

tuo CxoWu 1IO1u Hale laSb July. buG
he had enough OF everything to
win . unanimous decision after 10
rounds Of good battling.
Grazianos title was not at stake.
Horne was . pound over the middle
weight limit ut 16l. while Rocky
was 160.
That's twics now-the other time
was January Of l946-that Horne
has gone 10 rounds with the East
Side New York slugger without even
being knocked on his feet. There
are few who last that long with
Rockabye Rocky.
Horne Well Battered.
But Rocky managed to mess up
Sonny thoroughly last night, al
though Sonny wasn't as badly beaten
as he looked. Blood from free
flowing gashes over Sonny's eyes
covered both fighters at the end.
Rocky's white ring trunks were
crimsoned and Horne's nose was
swollen to twice it's normal size.
Sonny had tremendous swelling
uaQeI MS leIG eye.
Rocky virtually was unmarked as
he came swinging jubilantly into his
dressing room afterward. Say,
really needed that tight. It was a
good one, wasn't it?" he said. II
guess was little wild. I couldn't
get that old timing right-you know
bing, bing, bing. Been troubled with
lit all week"
Rocky collected his 81 purse and
left town after the bout last night
He rests until Monday, then goee
into training for the zale fight.
In his dressing room, q subdued
Horne needed plenty Of ice-bas
treatment for his swollen face. Out.
side Of the cut eyes, though, he
said that Rocky didn't hurt him
HE never rocked me; I knew what
I was doing all time. hit hin
some good ones myself, but I gues.
I didn't hurt him." he said. He!
much Better than he was last time
His left is better. He's . better
boxer, too"
All Graziano After Fifth.
Rocky didn't show any exceptions
boxing skill in the early rounds, al
though at times he parried blow
and jabbed AZ well as Horne. Blu
most Of the time he was stalkin,
Sonny, anxious to get in . knock
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Lesnevich, Mills Booked
For London Fight July rs
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

LONDON, April 6.-Promoter Jack
Solomons announced today that Gus
Lesnevich, world light heavyweight
boxing champion, will defend his
title against Freddie Mills Of Eng
land in London July 26.
The fight will be held Just three
days before the opening Of the
Olympic games.
In an earlier title match with
Mills, In London In May, 1916, Les
nevich won in the 10th round. The
referee stopped the fight while
Mills was on the floor.