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Mrs, Roland Ttllman. pso tgiehArt
Ave. Mr. Coleman 10 the brother Of
Mrs. TllmAn and OF Paul Cole.
man.
Mr. and MFN. DOa nenapAE,s Of
Chicago are expected In tho city
aooR 10 visit friends and relatives
They win be stopping with Mr.
nonapsrts's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
E, A, Chapman, pOn was rpeSntly
graduated nom law school In
Chicago,
TIE 0ulld at ~ Moalca met
Monday, July ~, Al the homo Of
Mira Virginia nrown, SIS 81 An.
thany Ave.
Mr. and Mrs, DANES oliVeF, ptS
iglehArt Ave-, win observe their
lath wedding anniversary quietly
In their hume Monday. July 10,
AmoAg ghe activities % the
Book cluba this summer viii be-
attending q ball game In July, at
tending Pop concerts and q pow.
wuw IA september The clubs viii
resume their regular bi.mnnthiy
meetings In October
Cpl and Mira Chester W. OaaA
left Tuesday July ~ foF camp
IN North Carolina, after spending
n week In winnipeg visiting
oden's uncle, FrahCiR odeR. While
here, the young odenn were pntar-
tanned by Mira, Francis odsnkoOo
tanned by Mira Emile hilL Mr.
Cornelius BennUr and were ~.
tended many other eourtssisn. Mr.
and Mira, Louis MaaaA Of RITA.
burgh Pont thpm . wedding pro-
sent Of sterling and crystal salt
and pepper shakers, Mrs. Mason h
= former ~, paulIte.
saturday. Juiy ~, Mrs. Loo
Curry and joe Thompson left FOE
Chicago, Mrs, Curry was Visiting
Mrs. pAyvy Lucas. sac w. Central
Ave. and Mr., Thompson was via.
iting with Mt and Mra, william
FoaIksa. al Western Ave,
Tha Daughters ~ Bals met I'm.
day. july 10 at tho homo of Mr..
and Mrs, janice urecn, ITO H.
Anthony Ave, They made plans
for n trip % Dertolt IN August.
The Cameo Social club mpt RAt.
ur,iay, July 10 at the home as
MI and Mrs, Charles liAFETavea,
pii Rondo Ave. Quests at the
meeting were Mr. and MIRA. How.
ard Dodd Of Kansas city. No, The
neat meeting Of the club win be-
held al tbs hotne II Mr., and Mira,
Andrew IsrRht, aiB N. urotto ~,
NJ. and Mrs. BeM PeaEy, iba7
Cumberland Ave, left recently
Tor Atlanta, Ga, where they will
spend two weeks waiting ralA-
tiyea and friends.
Mrs, ELLA Curry III1hmam, zoe
N, H. Adams returned recently
from . weeks vacation In DtIluih,
whsrs ahs visited her Slster. Mrs,
Hanna Black and niece. Virginia.
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Thursday July IA Tho guests
present were Messrs. and MmeG
Sylvester Young. Charles kipplsr
Of 50. Louis, No. Thomas John
son, Arthur Frazier. John Ewing.
Raymond Patrick. Egbert Brady
and son Melvin. Matthew Evans
and granddaughter. Sylvia Evans
Of Kansas city. No. and x. y.
Judy.
Mira EgbeFt Brady. S73S Fifth
Ave. So, entertained Mira Sadie
Bailey and daughter. Mrs. Andrew
Gray at q luncheon Friday. July
10. Mrs. Bailey was the house
guest Of Mr.. and MrA. Andrew
Gray and left for her home sun.
day July ~.
The Usher Board Of ST. Peters
Church met. Wednesday. July 20,
at the home Of Mira Maxine Jones,
S622 Third Ave. So.
Mr.. and MrN. Ted Martin, blI
Aldrich Ave. No. are parents OF .
baby girl born Sunday, July 10 At
General Hospital The baby.
named Barbara Joan. weighted
four pounds at birth. Mira. Martin
10 home but the baby u Stin In the
hospital.
ROsallRd Sims and Joyce and
Antonette Hughes returned this
week after spending ten days in
the home Of white families In rural
Minnesota. Rosalind Ia the daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Dorothy Sims. SeSS
Fourth Ave, So. and Joyce and
Ant0nette. daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Hughes. $3.50 eth
Ave. So.
Mrs. Lorraine n ChiVerA, 40l7
Clinton Ave. So. win leave Friday
night for DcniSon, Texas, her
birthplace. This win be her frs,
trip back home since she was mar
RED nineteen years ago. She will
be gone about three weelG&
Mrs. Thelma johnson and sons
Donald and Michael Of Cleveland
Ohio, arrived In the city by plane
Wednesday. July 9 to visit hsE
parents, Mr. and Mira Harry
MaaaCnEin. s74B Firth Ave. So.
and her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry johnson Of g. Paul
Mrs Johnson's husband viii be In
the city August 8. Mrs. Johnnou
and soma and Mr.. and Mrs. Mas.
scngill win spend one week at tina
summer home Of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pllluu
In GIcR, MINI. The JohnSons en-
pect 70 visit here until August ~
Mr.. and Mrs. .. w. Collins and
two children Of Cedar Rapids, Ia.
spent the past two weeks Visiting
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Collins. $3.50 Fourth Ave. 30
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deagner with line of styled
evSy for elderly and old women Every other type Of female
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section
The Nifty sixty .
Tow 'Hms that actually lssk Nh" clothes instead OF ss tO@
rummASe sAA
magazines tho paststy queens
presenting edition styles
group and an attractive hair-dO frum time To time
TAsrss why should thu towel
fAshon. Eeas grandma age aeea
" bA. no one apparently care" ~hOp about how ae looks
what she
Can't someone help me get tAls idea stArtod'
Come girls wen all be GrryhArs days. lots
prepare for the futurS
WIN Minneapolis dug up one on
told many a
NEEDLES routine btEing place
spoke Of Ren YoSts Vikings who resented Berries meddng
they . Emmck
10 be . good for applause. getting
think know the first time happened
the first umss II the winter of Oao broadway theatre
Seems Loews State Tho Vikings bin head.
lined by ssris They have fine singing but Belle hbod
the act that obvious The ssrS annoyed The
audience got little much Bse that day the
when he's bill at usat benefit Enough enough but
Mlt o
Another taG Bsslas rOu,ines hAycar always besa stuff
yOad Junior hin I speaking o. be-
aunE ths show RoIhinG bud aha~ and
hat NE exactly
Sf the bare ahhy md and the suggestive huoT Fksd
blASe Ns" York theasEOs O"mmsnIs overheard coming
from al sides ndleation.
Naturally. up
which he's been . sensation. nR o good thing
MOVIE RrvuEs The Beautiful Blonde from Baabhl Bend
starring Betty orabls.
The usually sturgess wrOa
Produca ts yawn Tnsy San ne"a Of sPsr. :"
$780, 80 wronG VIA a'oywo"a 90 ""S ~ '"ss '""'"""
H~' o"' '"A" wv w ~""''"'"D"
The stage show starring the Mills Brothers and frankie Carlos
band drew the customers tunst The Mills boys wrapped
up the show A. they always do The diamond Herbert Mills little
pns blinded everybody II gmmea the rock
~ bhl Kenny OF the Ink spots believe IL or not
a,r1..,.a o,nu,., p,~, p.., ,,. . auu A. nj. a.,,a.v
.,n~ no,n IA1,Or..n. Tnrs, a., 4. o1nx a. h.S. ,ner
,.ons . .noh.r go =, a.. ,nr1- ans, h.rn.n .n his
~v4,srw aouT kno,~ the .corn On y.es 0ncro
-, - -. -. =. d. -. A.. ..,, 1891.
HA ~s,'Ag 1911 ."e HeS C'"s1. n"as e'Na nEss
-. =. -" ~" -. So ",s :. $50. 80
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S-N~ S@"so ~
Amosn Krn crowd must ). ~onr wion VIII, al tSs sraor
Of . papsntnE swain coxyanR up 70 Q virgin.
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They left for their home In Iowa
where Mr.. Collins 10 employed In
the poat-office. Saturday. July 10.
Numerous social courtesiSs were
shown the Collins while they were
in the city,
Tue smart Set Club which has
been disbanded since December be-
cause OF illness Of members. viii
reopen activity In September.
Bomnle shnltom Of Oklahoma II
making her home with her sister
and brother-In-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Anderson, 3S2B Third Ave.
So. They are living In . newly
built house into which the Ander-
sons moved u week ago.
Mrn. EllEabeth HaFtnaam OF In.
dianapolin. Ind, was the dinner
guest Of Mrs. Gertrude Smith and
Mrs. Halle Ewing, 4O4s Fourth
Ave. So, Sunday, July IL. Mira,
Elizabeth Taylor, niece Of Mrs.
Hartman was present also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert TAylSE.
370s Fifth Ave. 3d.. have ~ their
house guest, Mira Elizabeth Hart
man Of Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs.
Hartman has been visiting Mrs.
Taylor for the past month. They
spent about four weeks at Lake
Adney fishing. Mira. Hartman viii
leave for her home Saturday, July
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Eerie Karv siU Rpateb
OGr hair p11at!y...

RA0B b0T1Al'''1aala'
ThIs naoss useful hair piece blends
n with youF own hair and Keeps
eho rough ends even. Fitting fFom
ar 10 ear and shoulder length. The
Jessie KARE Page Boy makes
g0ur naw halr lsngth lOok % nat
urnl that no one ear tai ne az.
NmVwmeN -. : ace
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Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Gray,
3720 Fifth Ave. So. entertained
their mother, Mra. Sadie Bailey
OF 81. Louis, Mo-. At a party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

The Missionary Society Of 81.
Peters Church viii meet Friday.
July ~ at the home Of Mrs. c. {.
Underwood, 35l2 Clinton Ave. So.
Mrs. Cora Saunders In hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

Rev. and AIFa. n. Y. Stewart Of
Milwaukee. Wis. were the house
guests OF Rev. and Mrs II. c.
Boyd, 375s Fifth Ave. So. Rev.
and Mrs. Stewart left Monday.
July Is for Detroit. Mich, where
they viii visit their son. Rev. c.
r. Stewart. c. y. Stewart and his
family.
Mrs. Luther Abbey, 4ll u. 26th
ST.. and Mrs. Kathryn Banks.
Chicago, III. arrived In the city
Wednesday. July IL, from Chicago.
Leon Abbey, son Of Mrs. Abbey
brought the two here by automo-
bile, and left by plane Thursday
evening. July Ia Mrs. Abbey had
been gone four weeks visiting In
Waterloo and Chicago. Mira.
Kathryn Banks IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. Elise Hail.
The North Star Branch Of the
National Alliance Of Postal En-
ployees win hold their annual
picnic at CopociA Park In st. Paul.
Sunday. July "a, Boyd Wright IL
president of the North Star
Branch.
Mr.. and MrA. Virgil Hummer,
Mr.. Leo Long and Mrs. Il. Toliver
all of Chicago were weekend
guests Of Mrs Clifford Marty,
ss3 Aldrieh Ave. No. Mrs, Hum
mer Ii the sister OF Mrs. Marty.
They left for their home Sunday
evening. July IT.
Cpl. Ronald Lewis, 400 E. seth
81. left Wednesday. July Is for
additional service In the armed
forces
Mr.. Fred Edwards. 2206 Elliot
Ave. So, returned home from
Northwestern Hospital Wednes-
day, July Is. Mr.. Edwards had
been in the hospital one month,
He II getting along fine.
The Missionary Society Of 81
Peters Church viii meet Friday
July ~ At the home Of Mrs. G. q
Underwood, 35I2 Clinton Ave. So
Mrs. Cora Saunders In hosteas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray
3T20 Fifth Ave. So. entertained
- their mother, Mira. Sadie Bailey
Of 81. Louis, Mo-. At a party
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the young matrOn. the pregnant mother, the stout
gala and the short gals One can ind little numbers
designed oxclaaiSely for each Of these groups. Bu,
when . woman crosses over into the aixtioa she d
only able 20 buy for her wardrobe hAts that hook
like inverted aoup plates and dresses that look hike
dOlied.up gunnysaoka.
Tue saaa seoaaa b b that whea . my cd
VanCss % the old mare stage. Hhs no IoaKeF
has any inteFUst IN csethes. doubt H. Tha tEata
probably b that WAna . womaAn Eeta that
teFuaaAng.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

BiFthAAy GrestlnKA. Saly 90.
e. w. Walls, S5a3 Fourth Ave.
So: Mira Elsie Smith. SsoA Ctln-
ton Ave; Leonard Breach. Soi2
Elliot Ave. So: July SI-Lacllle
shaw, iOal Bryant Ave. No;
August l. James A. Eiford. eoJ
Olson Blvd: Mrs. Virgte Hughes.
$40 Flflh Ave. So: Oscar CieVe,
aolT Riveraid0 Ave; Mrs. Neva
Marie Warren. SECS Clinton Ave
8. August 2--Mra. Arthur Lyons.
a0T Bryant Ave. Ne: Cornelius
Seymour. SetT smelling Ave; LGa-
eilie Goodwin. ls4A E Frankltn
Ave: August 2-Lucille Webster.
Se3e FIfth Ave. So: Mrs. Lucille
Lear, 2aio Garfield Ave. So;
August S-Mrn y, l. EBc,le. Soo1
Firth Ave. So; Robert Wormley,
$3.50 Fourth Ave. So: Mira. Joseph
Jennings, zoe u. seth ST.; Mary
No. August s. Harry Hiil, 3soa
Fifth Ave. So; James r. DAVIS.
Margaret Morris, eoi Aldrich Ave.
lee Eaton Ave: Mary Kate Brood-
love, s0A AldFtch Ave. No, Joseph
Maxwell, ST3l Fourth Ave. So:
Frances Lee, 2o8 18th Ave. So:
Out OF iowa 0rUetiRgn July so
Samantha J. Moore. Chicago. Ill;
July ai-Mrn. Ben Alexander,
Evanston. H.; Wayne Mcdonald,
Excelsior Springn, Mo-; Allan G.
Hawkins, u. 8. Navy; August ! =
Quenting Greer, Atlanta. Ca;
August B. Mrs. Esther Jones, San
Francisco. Calf; August T.
Marjorie McCiAne. Boston, Mass, I:
August B-Joaeph Hoard. Kansas
city, No.
81 Paul birthday GrcetiRgs
l. r. seaton, 1870 Cumberland
Ave; Ivan d. Perfect, SIT w. Cen
tral Ave. Mrs. Theodore Russell.
esq IglehArt Ave; July a.. Ermon
Jean Owens, e27 Seiby Avenue;
Lynn salter, 1907 w. Central Ave.
July 20, Clarence Duke, 6S2
IgiehArt Ave-, July 80, LaVeFne
BenneT, b2A Carroll Ave; Prentice
r. HnrrtR, ESQ Rondo Ave; July
81. Beverly Kirk. 037 81. Anthony
Ave; Violet Sanders, GOT st. An
thony Ave: Aug. /, Frank p,
Branson. 2ash Rondo Ave: Mrs,
Mae Lark, 6a6 Rondo Ave.
Out-ef-town Krccaingsi July ~.
Earl Weber, JF., Warrington, ID.
c.: Aug. 1, Jack LaGrons, wash
ington, d. c.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
MINNEAPOLIS

jeanne Fraction and Kathryn Chivsn left Tuesday July
49, for Detroit Mich, where they viii attend Northwest Con-
vocation. The eOnvocatiOn viii meet July 20 to p
Miss Eunce Lsvsret 36O5 Clinton Ave- SO, left Monday
night July IL, for Detroit Mich where she viii spend two
week vacation She about the r Of August
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RATING TINE
z q G q q D s
ny .. lIcAFy Randall


a New Sear on Wax
Atlantic label has gobhled up a
new singing sensation who IL dea-
slined 10 make al the tnp-hot.
cheers look to their laurola, but
quick, The chlrpstfras halls ftom
the baltimore Washington AREA
where shs has been held over re-
peatsdly by popular demand, and
II not known nationally that Ia.
not yet nut she win b..
Tier namef Ruth nrpwRl Her
initlal vpAlclenR 80 LONG and
IRIS RAINING, loth Eoea torch
hlnca. And hrhind her 10 the
Eddie CoAdon NBC Trleyinlaa
arb.
Funny thing about her voice,
though, or both sldea, especially
The no Long" effort. one immed.
lately thinks Of Little Mas Corn.
HhuekH, Careful listening, how.
ever, shows Ruth Brown 10 have
q deeper, richer tone. uniqusness
Of phraalng, and q veritabls wealth
Of expression THAT tear. jerking
quality seems q natural" for her
Atlantic waNinK,
SVwegy Sweet
Deeea summaries Dza the Ink
spots, Mills nTothorn and even
the ~ Oliver group give out with
some good romantic ballads this
week, The Mills brothers do q
medium tsmpo'd GATHER YOUR
DREAMS. paired with their
unique version 81 the western opus
SINGLE SADDLE .... The Ink
Spots are on the pialntivaly-aang
torch ballad, with change Of pace.
~ You HAD TO HURT SOME
ONE Mate u tho pop item. 10
REMIND ME- or you
w OllNeF's hAt, fouS Sides arc
NINE O'OOIAk OAI., WHEN
NV SUGAR WALKS DOWN
THE STREET, CARAVAN,
THAT'S TfaE GAL ron ME.
Soc Halley and thu AFistolsFnta
hoId dawn tho vocal for "Nlns
O'ClaCk DIAL" and Caravan" tho
latter the EIiinMtan .TtKaI opus.
Bailey. yoa know, SQUADS ilha y
uKhter-taned Echatlme.
Bob Marshall leads ths AFiHts-
kata and crew on That's the Gal"
with hand.cIapping acc0mpani'
nsnt sugar" q subtle Jump
smoothly done, let's ~ and The Ar.
ist0a IN on vocal Thu Mills
Brothers also do the 0ldie IOtlAs
BELLE LEE and OUT oF LOVE.
Joy and MoRseRss
Ever heard the Louie Jordan
rcnditlon OF CIitCKY.MO
cRANEY CROW : A jump novelty
which IN spotted by As-ch0rdlnEs
and the Jordan alto ras. Mate IL
even bsttsrI BEANS AND CORN
BREAD, vocnily handled by Jor.
dan and the ensemble, Deeon
marking.
Then there's Buddy johnson,
another Deoon star with DID
you BEE JACKIE ROBINSON
hit THAT BALI o good
bUinosy item with % }. yocaliKlnR.
Paired IL the instrumental jump
with . shuttle beat, DOWN YoN.
DER. highIlEbting an alto aax
PAGER, Dig The renewed WOOD.
cIioipER'B BALL BY w. Her.
mans Hard, jaidsr with INDIAN
BoO0IE woodIE. also Decoa
The Bath Prtos tho really sK.
sreisas itSelf IN backing the Me.
Der Rosetta Tbarps arrangements
of spintnala A pounding jungle
beat II the vehicle Tor the ThaSpe-
Decca Of Ny LORDS GONNA
MOVE THIS WICKED RACE.
T1hs Dependable Boys lend vocal
supp0rt Ths standard DOWN ny
THE RIVER SIDE gets q nsw face
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY NOV. 5, 1o4o

ton of hate, and believe it or
not, all the people she frowns at
will tell one or mere how much
they hate this lady. They also
froWn when they See her coming.
some of them even go so far as
to turn UP their noses upon COM
ing Into contact with her. Hate
is truly reflected in hate.
When one says he hates any
group Of people, he is but invit-
Ing a saturnalia of hate from that
entire group. Booker Washing
ton once said: II cannot let any
man drage me down by making
me hate him." This was a. noble
saying by the Sage of Tuskegee.
In fact, it is one Of the noblest
statements he made during his
entire career.
Let those of us who hate Jews,
Irish, Swedes, Polish, Mexicans,
or any other group or any indi-
discard this hate and
love in it's stead; in
other words, let us cast our nets
on the right side. By so doing,
we will find abundant love and
peace and happiness. Our woes
will go OF the window and tran
guilty will come rushing in thru |
he door,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
SEE JOE LOUIS-EZZARD
CHARLES BOUT
by JIM FIELDER

CHICAGO - The setting appa-
rently is being prepared in the
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05

head with a h. 'ler was an an
rounccr b. Inc International
Roxi,, .lub that Louis will box
Pat Valentino in a 10-round no
decision match. The scene OF the
exhibition is the Chicago stadium
and the date, Dec. Z.
It was only little more than
two weeks ago that Charles knock
ed out Valentino in the the
eighth round Of bout in San
Francisco.
Few had. every heard Of Valen-
tho before his fight with Charles
and few had ever expected to hear
OF him after his loss to the Nation
Boxing associations recognized
heavyweight king. t.+..
The. number of one script from
the publicity agants say the ex-
hibition will provide the first OPP.
portunity for a comparison OF
Louis and Charles.
The number two script probably
will arrive about the first Of the
wear. This one is likely to be the
announcement of a Louis-Charles
championship match and it will tel
Of the comparative knockouts o.
Valentino by the Brown Bomber
and Charles.
Now Louis hasn't yet put Valen,
tino into Inconsistencies, but OF
the other hand, he hasn't got hin
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
Pr FOOTBALL

TIL COLLASPE OF THE CAR
DINALS 1t was the lack Of
intiitive on the part Of the Chicago
Cardinals defensive team that
accused their elimination from the
title picture Sunday before $4,000
odd customers at Comiskey Park.
The Big Reds rolled up % to-
lead at half time and then faded
badly in the la51 half to give the
New York Giants a Il to SO game
The Bears also lost 90 min
ute thriller to the Los Angeles
Rams and so did the Detroit Lions
at Green Bay NJ. Over i'll the ALL
American Conference the Cleve-
land Browns eaked out 1928 win
from the San Francisco 49er's
The New York Yankees slipped
bv the Baltimore Colts, p to IA,
with Sherman Howard, ex-Wen-
dell Phillips star, scoring the de-
cisive touchdown.
TALIFERRO! TALIFERRO! :
TALIFERRO!!!. The Chicago
Hornets wished he had remained
in HOLLYWOOD, where he now makes
his home. They can't conceive OF
! why a person would want to leave
all that sunshine and beauty OF
movieland and come to a smoky
old city like Chicago and torment
them so. George did everything
| for his employers, the Los Ange-
les Dons Friday night at Soldier
Field. Everything he did was
right, his running was good and
his passing was something to be
seen, with ends like Len Ford and
, Dick Wilkins making catches out
of the book. Taliaferro, scored
! twice and kept Chicago in the hole
! all night with his accurate tosses'
| hard running and lnog puntlng
Big George will almost certainly
get the rookie of the year award
which is given annually to the
outstanding freshman. Final score,
Los Angeles "a; Chicago Hornets
IA
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
NO, NO SAYS
JETHROE

Erie, Pa. - (CNS)-A great big
mo" came from pro baseball play
er Sam Jethroe when asked by
reporters if he got even a wee bit
Of that NICOLA which bought him
as a member Of the Boston Braves.
"The notion that l got any OF
that $150,000 Boston paid Hickey
for me isn't true. | didn't get a
cent"
So we close the books with the
assumption that Dodger Hickey
must, by now, be on spending
spree with $4,000 cool cash in
his pockets.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05


Everyone knows the truth of
this assertion. If one truly de-
monstrates to his neighbor that
he has nothing but love for him,
that neighbor will soon or late
reflect love toward him, or her,
as the case may be.
Now. as love is reflected in
love, SO is hate reflected in hate.
I am well acquainted with a lady
who unconsciously throws a null
titude of frowns upon her fore
head whenever she sees a person
who does not look just as she
thinks he or she should look.
Such frowning is a demonstra-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
Williams Signs To
Defend Title
Against Dawson

Philadelphia, Oct. 81 - (AP)-
Lightweight Champion Ike Viii
liams Of Trenton, N, j., has signed
to defend his crown in IS round
boul against Freddy Dawson OF
Chicago Nov, % in Convention hall
Promoter Phil Glassman said to-
night.
Glassman said Williams would
receive As and Dawson 10 per cent
Of a gate that he thought should
approximate $4,000. The promo
ter said top price for the bout
would be $3.50 with capacity
crowd Of 1887 strong likelihood
WORLD OF SPORTS
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
Special Notice
To The Needy

DIR. Hair. physician andsurgeon, with
office at 1902 Cottage Grove avenue,
will give medical examination md
physiotherapy treatments free TO these
who are unable to pay. You pay only
for the medicines needed in your case.
Office hours Monday Wednesday,
Friday. and Saturday are from to 8
p. m. Veneral diseases are too included.
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ALL-STARS turns crowd away
The Jackie Robinson ALI
Stars are having the most success
full exhibition tour of all the Barn
Storming units who are now tour
ing the nation. Thousands are
turned away at the gates long be-
fore the ball game starts.
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Madam Eula Jones
of Houston, Texas
. ADVISOR and HEALER =
One Of the Sisters Of Algiers
You have tried the rest
x now try the best
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into the ring yet.

into the ring yet.
Even now, Louis is getting into
physical condition for his match
with Charles. He began an exhi-
bition tour recently with several
ofur-round affairs. On Nov. IA,
he will increase the pace to a 10
round exhibition against Johnny
Shkor in Boston.
Then comes Valentino, and after
that?
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REGISTER NOW
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q II oNiOiiSS,
wrote in t h e
text b ook Of
c h T i S t i a. n
Science,
Science a n d
Health w it h
K ey to the
Scriptures" pg.
II, LOVE IS
REFLECTED
I'M 7 OUE %
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b1ldlll1NI "
Class B movie SO
that Joe Louis
can come out OF
retirement and
fight Ezzard
Charles for the
world heavy
weight cham
pionship.
The tipoff that
came. with the
subtle y Of being
cOnke on the
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B2:IfZ:22 !|lIf}:.e

Children should be cautioned by
parents to avoid swimming In pol
iuted waters, particularly In areas
affected by polio epidemics, Chill
dren should; USE only beaches o.
public pools declared safe 10y loeal
health authorities !, as ~ -
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Across The
Table

Mary Baker Eddy, the discov-
erer, fonder and leader Of Chris
tian Science p a