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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Augusta City Council
May Have Race
Member

AUGUSTA. Ga Atlas
Frank Symmetrical NAV become
the first Negro ever 70 aola .
seat in the Augusta CITY co.n.
Gil
In letter to Ma>or " D
Jennings. Mr.. Sunmetheli sis,.
ed that he would be a csni date
from the Third Ward III,
election. Dec :. The M4ti IS
predominantly colored
His entry into the ,ampagn
brings 70 % the humble u can.
didaieS for the nine Civ coun.
Gil Posts to be vacant IN Jan
uary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
White Man Sentenced
For Raping Women

MONTGOMERY. Ala -tAlas)
Calvin Hix 20 was sentenced
to five wears in prison this
week after pleading guilty 70
charges Of attempting to rape
two Negro women.
The women said Hix entered
their homes by posing as a cen
sus taker and then became un.
ruly IN his department. He
pleaded guilty, and Circuit Judge
Eugene Carter sentenced him 10
three years on one charge and
two on the other charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

the Detroit Public Schools.
TIE proceeds from the single
bar seal sale aie used. in part. 10
finance q p-etubercuiar camp.
which bars a1rittance 70 nom
whites even thouch The solicta-
ton tor funds IS made Arom chill
dren Of al races colors and
creeds
The Dcroi' Tuberculosis sana-
io' eri wlf.ch sponsors the single
bar sale s headed bv DR.. Burt
shurly Who IS also president Of
The Detroi, Board ~ Education.
Called Nndemocrete
Our organization takes the
position that the Detroit Public
School system should no, be used
as vehicle 20 further such un-
democratic practices" declared
Michigan Go President August
Schollc n a letter addressed TO
the Board
Last week the Board voted TO
allow the Detroit Tuberculosis
Saraiorium 10 conduct lis drive
DAVIS ahcsd ~ The non-discrimi-
mating TB and Health Society
The Board failed 20 take action
on motions proposed by Mrs Jane
Loveiov and Ms. Louise Grace
directing q the discr.r aiion
practiced By the DTS.
Urge decentralization
I'VE are therefore urging voa
70 reconsider this whole question
and 70 allow drives in the puniic
schools only FOR those societies
whose benefits are available 70
ali children schoole told the
Board.
The NICER urged The Boa 70
grant permission Tor the sale
Of double barred scals distributed
Nv the TB and Health Societv.'
This affiliate ~ the National TIL
bciculoss Association provides
Is services without discrimina-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

Three University Of Detroit
football players have been select
ed in the annual Associated Press
poll for berthS on the Missouri
Valley Conference All Star Foot
bill team for 1919 They are
Center Jerry Greiner. Guard Ed
Wood and Fullback Mike Rays
serian.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10


James c. c.. Commit. writer OF
the article. relates he was promp-
ted to get Joe Louis opinion al
ter hearing Paul Robson. FAM
Gus Negro singer, raising his
rich baritone in praise Of com
muniSm a lot here lately" He
asked 'the champ how he left
about the matter.
Cites English Incident
The great heavyweight cham
pion Of the world laughed. the
article relates. He told the re-
porter about something that hap
pened TO him in England during
World War II He was giving
boxing exhibitions to help win
the war by keeping morale up,
and after one botu an Englishman
came up and wanted 10 know
how come
After all" SAID the Brltisher,
from what I hear there's an
awful lot wrong with the treat
ment you celored boys get IN the
United States isn't there.
Nothing He Can Fix
Joe admitted that vas true
but ne pointed out to the Eng
nshman II amt noihin Hitler
can fix. brother. an don't YOU
forget IT. ! feel the same way
about communism,
Sure there's a lotta things We
amt got quite Strengthened ou'
yet in this country. Joe went on
But nothing that fellow Stair
can fix This country's beer
m ghty good 10 boys like Robe
son an me. Gettin' better To-
the rest Of our people all IN,
time A little slow. maybe. bu
nothin' Stain can speed up with
out wreckin' everythin' an don
you forget IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
JEALOUS MATE
STAYS RIVAL.

Two men were fatally shot
over the weekend when a ieal-
Gus husbsni protested aipss
one running around" with his
wife ard the ether sougn, 81
step an unknown rlsn from beat
Ing his pal
The victims were John Bra
ker. 90. sl3s csrdcni. who
suffered four through and
through sunshoi wounds Of the
upper chest and Ollice Tarp-
ley s. 1854 Russell. who was
dead on arrival st the hospital
? from sunshof wounds Of The
upper chest and right forearm.
Pee ale seeking Bill wilson
,cis Henfr.c for invest CATION
o. HE rG De- q PTakcr The
slave n Tsrpiey is still beng
sourh;
Murray and i;rs Gusfn. 1858
Blame told rol.ce that they en-
;erta.nei Braker q girl known
az 'Ru,n~ ard another unknown
couple al their horne is, Sa,ur.
dsv night
CUT IN FRONT
A-tff re unknown ceGp.e le.,
about go "a nj. he Gristirs got
'As.- car ard Grove ruth" 70 az
ara-'mer. 81 Hcnd-ie Az 'hey
SIP asre5 P.que''e and Hast
i~g an AUTO caf N font ard
r'aa a-ped o-t
Tie nan Identified a. wilson
I'D % Baker IN The rear ses,
II psn' 70 talk w'h YOU STAY
aRse tfon nv v y" He then
sres seversl shots a, Braker the
c. ..as said
Ate beng .sken % wood.
nl,1 station then 70 Rece ng
hosp ta. 5raker died about t.Se
Feess ls;er
GOING TO WORK
= Lena Li'ileJehr told 20
lie ira; she wen; 70 ha 81
KEW a and Russell abou, II
rT lss. Frdav 70 get ner hus-
Har5 Nathan, 20 iaNe her u
Af'e se'tng Sis cs- Li,'le-
ta PARKED j outside * the
5s- sHi entered % &c, Terplev
Hr.ie se was gone she eonfin-
led an unknown man came W
- ner H.nd ~ and attempted 70
opcr ~ door lie refused g
rerv . her inquiry OF wnst ne
wanted she stated.
RI a hex husband and Tap
.ev carve out % the tavern. The
ran started 70 argue With Little
ohm Tarpiev interviewed and re-
pos'ediy stabbed the man who
pulled OF revolver and shot
Tarplcy four or five times she
sc1ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

rom the officers ~ the Police
Dcpaf TRENT
We are calling this matter &c
vour attention in ne hooe that
al Precinct heads viii be ordered
70 instruct men under their SUI.
pervlsion IN the proper handlins
90 these cases 50 that complaint
may receive the treatment &c
wrsh they ste entitled and the
iegel remedy nhicn the state has
made available
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Sale Houses
Suit Your Pocket or Purse

Suit Your Pocket or Purse
w. Grand Ave. 34s Bedrooms
basement. furnace heat Needs
loving care $4,000.
Anioineffe. cor. Vermont Brick
terraces. 6 rooms each. full
basement. will sell by $500
down. $50 Mo.
DAWSON SIS bricots. furnace h.
Good business section. $1,000 dn
Thompson. mr.. Dawson. So II
health forces sale $4,000 down
Henry 1872 stores. livins guar.
iers $40 inc. s. p. $500.
Normandy. Brk. 2 flats SO i;o
choose from. Homes you'd BE-
proud 10 own.
Karl Realty Co.
1878 Pasadena WE. S1sl,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
COMMUNISM HASN'T ANSWER
FOR NEGROES - JOE LOUIS

LACKAWANNA, Ny. - Joe Louis retired ma
feated heavyweight boxing champion. never liked Hi,l
and nazism and he feels the way about Stain ma
communism he says article in the current Issue ~
the Victorian magazine published here by Father Baker,
IL 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
STATE Clio BLASTS SALE
OF SINGLE BAR YULE SEALS

The Michigan ClO Council Joined the Detroit Chap
Michigan Committee Civil Rights spearhead pro-
test drive AGAINST the sale OF se bar Christmas seals in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

Footballs kicked into The stands
during Detroit Lion nome foot
ball games are permitted to be
kept by the fans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

5usiness cpportunity. Class :.
Bar. Lo~aiec On " Warren
SuilS.as and living quarters. s
rooms aecvs maizena,. Really CO.
SIS M.chiSan Ave 2cs Kramer
5,Ss IA slzs7.
LcNoFELLcw $50 j. Roens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Classified Ads
FOR 40 TAKER
CAL T2 2 342l

SHOE REPAIR
SHINE. Locksmish Shop. s. 600
complsts. 1918 ". Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Mrs. Jennings

Continued from Page ~
: the oldest deacons ~ Second
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

Misses Ventress jackson and
Edith Massie entertained Miss
Helen MCGEE at a personal bridal
shower Friday. Nov. 20 at the
home Of Miss Edith MaSsie. Those
present were the Misses AnnAbelle
and Dolores Jones, Miss Constance
jackson. Miss Marlene MCGEE,
Miss Anna Woods and Mrs Juan
tia Harris. Miss Olga Anderson
was not able OF attend but sent
a gift.
Pokena, bridge and whist were
played and prizes were won by
Miss Constance jackson, Miss
Dolores Jones, Mrs. Juanita HAr.
ris and Miss Anna Woods.
Mr.. and MrS. James MOckAboe,
s27 st. Anthony Ave, will observe
their NTH wedding anniversary,
Monday, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Charles r. Rogers. SS6
Rondo Ave, flew to st. Louis. Mo.
Wednesday. Nov. 81. to be with
her mother, Mrs. Blanche De-
France. who Is seriously III. Mrs.
DeFrRnce visited Mrs. Rogers
here this summer
Mr.. Fritz Nay, OF B. C.. Canada
left the city Monday. Nov %,
after spending the Thanksgiving
holidays visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Robinson and Mrs. Cora
A. Carr Of 366 Aurora Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.. Henderson,
906 St Anthony Ave, viii observe
their 22nd wedding anniversary
Monday, Dec. 10.
Twelve members Of the DYWYk
club visited and were shown
through General Mills. Inc. Thurs
day, Dec. 1.
Thursday. Dec. I. RhOdA LyeIl,
e73 Iglehart Ave. was married
to II. N. Moore. 2S9 Rondo Ave.
The newly wed couple win be at
home at 073 Igiehart Ave.
Mr.. and MrH- l. u. HSEan, COL
Carroll Ave. who left the city
suddenly three weeks ago TO be
with q sick aunt in Lake Charles,
La, report that the aunt u feel
ing fine. Mr.. Hagen viii return
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09
RATING THE RECORDS


Pop T0PS
The syncopators, who made
their debut on National label with
recent pop hit Mule Train" have
taken the pl&ttsrmats Of THESE
ARE THINGS I WANT TO
SHARE WITH you and coupled
II with the SgeIess shapiro-Bern-
stein hit, RIVER STAY AWAY
FROM MY DOOR. The latter 10
done up real Eroovey BY the group
which has been labelled the
vocal quartet extraOrdinaIre."
The bass has q tone similar TO that
Of Ravens Kicks. while the tenor
vocahEes ala Bin Kenny Of the
Inkspots go. Another oldie
MARTA II handled robustiy by
Tony Martin on Victor with
Henri Rene ork. Mate u the
bouncey opus BYE BYE BABY,
with the Aristokrats ably assist
ing the vocal chore. MerV Crtf-
I'm hlshly sings Of the BLOSSOMS
IN THE BOUOH with Freddy
Martins crew and Hips 70 lead
the Martin Men on TrABALES.
Victor Marking.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

soon to St Paul, but his wife will
visit a brother In Michigan be-
fore returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Mason,
947 ST Anthony Ave. win observe
their ninth wedding anniversary
Monday, Dec. 10
Mrs. c. v. hall, 3Is N. Dale st..
is having open house Saturday
evening. Dec 10 from 8 o'clock p.
m until She win introduce her
nephew and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ, 3. Barber. No invitations have
been sent. All her friends are wei.
come.
THE Bonanza club met Saturday,
Dec 3 at the home Of Mrs. Ruth
Grice, 596 w. Central Ave. Final
plans were made for the private
Christmas party TO be given for
the club members at the home of
Mrs. J. o. stubber, on December
81 The next meeting OF the club
viii be at the home Of Mrs. Hugh
Schuck. 500 Rondo Ave. on Sat
urday, Dec. IL
The Self Culture club win meet
Saturday. Dec. 10. at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Bibbs. S34 Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall In president
OF the club
Mrs. w. n. Walker. 1857 Sher.
burne Ave. has just completed
her course In beauty school, and
has taken her state board exam
nation.
Gloria Williams. daughter Of
Mrs. Lucille Williams. 362 NJ
Dale St. has been III at the Uni.
versity hospital for two weeks
She is suffering from extreme
fever and In under observation at
the hospital.
Rita Jams Thomas, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas, 4s3
St. Anthony Ave. was christencd
Sunday. Dec Z by the Rev HAnni.
bal T TriEg. pastor, Carter Chapel
CINE church.
The Dukes and Duchesses club
Will meet Friday. Dec. Q at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
williams, 7lR Rondo Ave.
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Dec. IL,
AhMKnm
out Of
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IRSsvUmOas0lS

BHseYUn9OnfOto
Leap TO the heavy reed pust or
the new Victor item by Count
BaSie and bunch, BIT LOUIS
BABY. Medium paced. with brass
accent, II sports some examples Of
the Basic 80 technique. A quintet
handles the lyrics. Mate IL another
nsw item by Basic. NoRldAHIA
A X. c. Jaxzltsm, its EepIsts with
the heavy rhythmic best identifl.
able with the early Basic group.
Never thought Claude Thornhirl
could get away on rAgtime, but he
does II In the Victor Of JOHNSON
RAG. VocaIly handled by Joe
DeriSe and the Bn0wflAISes. Mate
h the IOWA INDIAN SONG. with
Russ Mcintyre taking the Lead Vo-
cal .... Lawrence Dueh0ws Red
Raven crew do an oId-faahiDsd
waltz with tuba. UP IN HEAVEN
and a polka, OH CLARA, on Vic
tor The Macklin Marrow treat.
ment Of KAbaIsVSky's THE GAL
LoP1NO COMEDIANS II color.
fully done on NOM. Mate u the
offenbaeh cANcAN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

makes them taste better than
ever.
Easy to use. Accent perks up
the flavor in meats, poultry,
salads, homemade soups, graVies,
sauces and leftoVers. It's packed
In red and silver eaniSters or .
red.topped glass Accent shaker.
FulI.FlaVOr Cabbage Wedges
head cabbage (abOut ~ lbs)
Boiling, Salted water
v tsp, pure monosodium
glutRmate
Cut cabbage in quarters, place
in small amount Of boiling water.
Sprinkle with mnnosodium Gluta-
mate. Cover and boil rapidly until
just tender. about 8 to Is minutes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

Green cabbage. properly cooked,
10 one Of the best-tastinR and
healthful vegetables you can serve
and you'll want to prepare this
thrifty dish often to give your
family the important protective
Nrtamin c and 70 brighten up
cold weather meals.
To insure the flavor Of your
cabbage. this recipe calls for pure
monosodium glutamate, which you
can buy at your grocery store.
Pure monosodium glutAmAte,
called Accent, is q vegetable pro.
tein derivAtive made from beets or
wheat II does not add any flavor,
colon or aroma to foods. Instead.
Accent brings out all the good,
natural hAVorS Of foods and
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A new group OF League Of Wom-

A new group OF League Of wom-
en- Voters was organised at the
Phyllis wheAtlSy Community
House recently. They win meet
Saturday. Dec. II, at s p. m. In
the Social Room OF the Sumner
Housing Project at SS7 sth Ava.
No. They viii begin q discussion
Of the United Nations. The group
an intorracial one and all wom-
en- who are interested In civic AZ.
fairs are cordially invited 70 at
tend this meeting,
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anu MIS-. RAINIER jackson, ana
Mr. c. w Glenn.
Mr.. A. J. MIIkeFAOa, 6OS Ere
mont Ave. No. was given q birth
day party Saturday evening, Dec,
5 by his wife, Those present were
Messrs, and Mines. james Morris.
James JacowRy. Curtis Freeman.
Benjamin StnGletAry, and Willis
Gates The hostess served a del
icious light lunch and the guests
WERE entertained with games and
cards
Mrs Villa TcnPlc, SSll Fifth
Ave. So, Is recupcrAtiRg at her
home from q minor throat opera.
ton which she underwent Monday,
Nov. ~.
The X. e. Club viii meet at the
home Of Miss jeanne Fraction,
Ssll Clinton Ave. So, Sunday.
Dec, II at 3 p. m,
The Bop society. a newly or.
ganiE"d youth group at the Phyllis
Wheauey House. will meet Tues
day evening, Dec. q at \ p, m. at
the community house. The group
consists OF the younger set who
are very much interested In the
new bop forms of the music Of to.
day, They listen to records, read
the latest issues OF new bop styles
In music, discuss and air their
opinions unmolSctcd by those who
think bop In a fad Anyone who
has similar interests shall be wei
coined into the society.
MIR. and Mru. Charles q. Noble.
3732 Fourth Ave. So, observed
their 2sth wedding anniversary.
Saturday. Dec 3 with q family
supper, Among the gifts they re-
ceivcd, they were presented with
an anniversary cake, the base Of
which was decorated with red
roses and white carnations,
CorrcctiOni In the w1te-up Of
MISS Myrtle Potter's party for
Mrs Dewey PheIAn OF Kansas
City. KAnH last week. Dec. 2, we
rather confused the EwingH and
the IrvinGS, The name included on
Miss Potter's guest list was that
OF Mr. and Mrs. william NJ, Ewing
and not Irving" Excuse uB
please
Mr.. and MrA. william Cooper.
7O6 7th 81 No, quietly observed
their 3Oth wedding anniversary At
home, Thursday. Dec. 4. Immediate
friends Of the couple called TO
wish them well, and were served
refreshments.
The UrAAIa MAtFORS Society Of
Zion Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. MArlene whitley, us oirard
Ave. No, Tuesday, Dec, 8 at 1880
p. m. The subject for this meet.
ing's study course will be The
Five MRryS OF the Bible"
Party for nswiywedS' A spon-
taneoua get-together at the home
Of the newly-married couple, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert WOrmley, 394O
Fourth Ave. 80 was thoroughly
enjoyed by many friends Of the
couple, Saturday evening, Dec. 3
A few Of the many who were
present were; Freddy Ingram,
Earl Bowman. Edna MattinEiy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Puzzle" Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Budgy" Thompson.
Don McMoore, Elmer Morris.
Kathleen Curry. Kenny Jones.
Jesse McElroy, David Allen. Nor
man Carter. Jean BchoefIsId.
Chandler McWatt. Jackie Smith.
Margaret Allen and Bobbie Cart
wright.
Mira y. Quay HeTndOa and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin StEsF, 1914 I4th
Ave. 30. entertained at dinner
Sunday. Dec. 4. in honor Of Joseph
Edwin BIEer Jr.'B christening.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

TIE Urban League Auxiliary
met at the home Of Mrs. Cornelia
Burns. SSiS Fourth Ave, s., Mon.
day. Dec. Q. at 8 p, m. There was
an installation Of new Offtcera
Committee reports on their ru-
Gently sponsored Baby Contest
werO also completed.
Mr.. MlAceO q. CArTutherN, Sp2S
Fourth Ave. g.. and Mrs, Frances
e. jackson. 2io0 Fifth Ave. So,
applied for . marriage license this
Wcnk.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Little Joseph Edwin Riser Jr, Of Mr. and Mrs Edwin
SEer 29l4 llh Ave &c. baptized Sunday Dec by Rev
Louis johnson at the ii services at St. Thomas Episcopal
Church His maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Brown Of Kansas City, Kansas and his pacrna
Mr. and Mrs 8 Quay Herndon His godpArents were
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hearts
nd
ways,
end Of
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WtIt III example,.
BIN Robinson q Snowman and performer
from his heart He had n final send-Off that
very few theatrical people. even those who had
gained international fame In the legitimate
theatre, could ever expect as q last gesture on
the part Of their pubic and fans.
It was fitting to honor him as a Snowman. but
when pascal Of misguided white newspaper
scrbes shed copious printed crocodile tears over the
late Bojangies' Contribution to his race" and his
people" the whole business became a comedy of
errors.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

Let's face During 70 time
Robinson gained quite reputation q
more than one occasion criticized
Negro press
were closed half day so tina, the children could
take the elaborate Certainly
set kind Of a day
on they'll have to be closed
fun day the
enhancement unquestioned
One of the printed
done by Bill Corm the New Journal Perhaps
Corm III give him the benefit Of the doubt but when
he about the late Mr. Contribution
minded Of antebelum plantation mourning the
mise of the Uncle Remus who had served the family
faithfully o
writer's
with the conbu
ted to his with the vicious aceabeng carried in that
sheet
There is more than little speculation going
Harlem what would happened Ed Sullivan Daily
Robnsons financial
condition Prior to sunivans columns
Of a long course daily
press reported critically Hardness hospital but it
suvans influence that started the financial contributions
rolling In. ~~~m~~
When BojAnrSs died. Il looked suspciOusy some
the bandwAgOn started rolling by Sullivan
The ideas the procession Broadway
Harlem school children repeatedly orgt
mated uptown
Tit may nothing
public figure who has passed
Guild would certainly done its be-
usually would have been speeches the
curiosity that make the rites for famous
personalities aspect and limited percentage of
sincere mournerS
profession fashion and dispense
with Hypocrisy attempt
ordinary And just plain ordinary
nAuseaing celebrated personality
of his most critics during his lifetime
trying proper" words to gid the last lily
sO-caIed civilized" q
other lands hut nothing unclViIod bArbarc
than the Hypocrisy with which dispose
Of decent dead In the United States Of America
BAG; Al Smith, who Charley Cherokee
hilarious
publishers John sengstaes bud
Estate who used to try to pirate him from the
mentioned by Al but don't need diagram to
dig those Minneapolis
the Of his cousin Norman secon
Metropolitan Opera pianist Carnegie Hall December ls
secon q NOT playing the usual Bach
who themselves but
Mr. secon From Bradshaw Mnener
president and general counsel Of Plsbury Mills aiTmal
letter telling final award
Psbuy Mills Grand National and Recipe Baking Con-
ballroom Monday December H.
the first prize Of $50 900 the
grand prize 100 final contestants who will bake
before audience the ballroom win
be Portsmouth Virginia She will bake her
Uphdedown Cake recipe handed down by her mother
Willis changed several times since He
writes interview Mra Willis and
Q clipping Virginia Saffors Daily Star column about
t Irving Berlin heavens Sakes completely
noored! Sn reading stuff What
woman q people H but
anybody her 30 help me. Hannah
night getting dressed spend the evening with friends
In village gupe clothes BY canehght
found had black and brown stocking
On Quite O uncomfortable sensation
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The Just Us club met Thursday, Dec the home of Mrs
Ida Combs 935 Thomas Ave The club final plans their
buddes private dining The meeting Of club will
be held Dec Is at the home of Mrs Pansy Dodd I'll Carroll
Ava
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney SNlter Of sc, Paul.
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WAY SEE
- BY nell D0DS0N RUSSELL
New York City

Nong points up the maudn hypocrisy American funeral
more than the saccharne caterwaung when
public celebrity distinguishes himself by dying Bill Robinson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-09

~ eve
Ave.
liz able
Is OBJ
musical
to lis
singers
election
the @-
nInbers
re well
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be con-
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