Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-11-18

Democratic
the O'Dwyrr. Lehman forces with the results
,,,, n,,.,, The election proved thing NeErOe.
the Harlem district aren't asleep at the
switch they have been previously.
It II political 70.
find the shedding used 10 be- They're
CIubhOuses
and acting like uptown duaEy The downtown
wants votes.
For which one breathe a fervent hosannA
The brother uptown wants jobs practical consideration
limited prediction and
may interesting profitable
change come next election or two
Of gags funny Is
time"
time It's anything from hAfhour to an hour behind central
mountain, time observed by lily brethren
In other words. it's late
good many banded Somebody
calls you and asks to attend a meeting
thirty" informs you, adds
u smIrL.
thirty yOu'n stIn be o
already Period While counting back to
Emancipation white friends have been counting back yonde and
yonder
up by barely making last
freight
If anything. be figuring how to a Jet
job to whaeNeriti we're bowling for
Last week met the funniest
way My invited very elegant dinner
party group people
who know but don't know each other
There nothing formidable than ten people who have
probably ach other
again, sitting around trying to make small talk
Newspaper taught almost any
impossible variation obstacle
and everybody There several other people who had no nHek Of
conversation at all
Three OF guests on
comedy character his wife From the moment that walked
into the the atmosphere changed.
put 4 scotch and half
beautiful
almost perfect 10 touch 80 nobody touched them
character his hat and coat looked
around at the wake in progress and pointed finger at Mr. Rus
sell
YOU. buddy. going myself
drink Anybody else drinking afraid somebody's looking
through the blndsH"
heavy lady gggled.
The comedy character ambled very expensive
decantes and the
cleaning Ampnght He glasses all
the while keeping up a running commentary.
Alice this party laid out pretty How longs been
dead9"
The elderly lady broke into smile then surprising OUTLAW
That did it. Everybody relaxed.
comedy frequently BY
lady acting like herself The guests
weren't laughing at her, but with her.
q Job
phOny fOraty A. result people who would probably
have home thoroughly bored with each other ended up In
jolly friendship.
Elsa Maxwell me nat OnsO o n
successful party Is; NEVER INVITE PEOPLE JUST TO PAY
OFF SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS The second ruIei NEVER SIT
TWO BORES NEXT TO EACH OTHER at dinner.
There nothing deadly than Of people who don
purpose dinner
every Teller
the hoSSS well enough rib her pointed but inonVe fash
On who drag the guests gu, of lstArCie boredom
New York subwayn terrifying
Maybe you diny think III
peat tale. a.k
long here riding Eighth
boarded the Times Square Al Seth
Street and Columbus Circle Station rather uncertain booking
The "A" dOeSn
make another stop until 125th street In Harlem.
sped through the dark underground
gentleman increasingly ndgety
peered Squrmed around finally the
edge Of the seat with his eyes glued to the window
Finally he turned TO me nd pleaded
the tha d.-dth fnKF
tToIy and transportation vehicles could
pushing pulling wanted
stop Eighth Avenue local
Somebody forgot local instead Of the
express.
the hip stopping Of the local trains frustraes Vis
pulling pushing buttons bring public
VeyaRces o . cOnvenIsnt halt At
subAys tricky should better but last week picked
downtown Of which included dozen
boarded the "A" hour Al 59th street and Columbus
Circle the already sardne tanning Of the made by
bunch Of pushing In.
I between . lady and . tan There
cracking When 1zsh street catch
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