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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29


Mrs. Ella Masterson of Louis
vile, KY, is in the city visiting
with Mrs. Mary Edding, Of us
st. Anthony Ave.
A get-tOgether was held at the
Sterling club Tuesdty night, July
26, for the Mines. ossie Miller,
Stella Price and Queenie Carter
of st. Louis, and Mrs. e. w. viii
lams Of Alton, III.
In the city visiting Mrs. Hyland
Ashmore Stokes and family, 7sS
Aurora Ave-, are Mr.. and Mrs.
Elizabeth and Jack suggs, brother
and sister-in-law Of New York
City, Melvin Dunn, Richard and
Cecil White, nephews of Mr..
Stokes. They viii leave wednes-
day, August 3.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
Liberation Reminder

Townspeople Of Wilt, Luxenl-
bourg, have established q perma-
nsnt war memorial In honor Of
General Patton's army which
brought about the liberation Of this
War-torn city. One Of Patton's
tanks has been placed on q con-
crete base In the Square Of the
Martyrs and the Stars and Stripes
is stated above.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
MRs. ANN HIAaAAELAGAN
fNTERTAINS PoR NELL
popsoN RUSSELL

AIRS. Min Zimmerman was hos
tess to a group Of radio ana news
paper people and others at q
luncheon for Nell Dodson Russell,
newspaper columnist who leaves
70 make her home in New York
Sunday,
The luncheon was held Wednes-
day noon at the standard Club.
Among those present were Flor
ence Murphy, Lac Barron, Arieth
Haeberle. Darragh Aldrich, George
Grim. Max Karl. Walter RasChiclS,
Bradley Morrison, Michael Myers,
Edward P. Schwartz and Cecil
Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29


Burrell, 50 Hoag Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herron Tacker,
Oakland, Calf, arrived in the city
Tuesday, July 70. where they win
make their home At 21oA b. 29th
st. with Mrs. Essie Arnold. Mr.
and MRS. Tucker are the son and
daughter-in-law Of MRS. Mamie
Tucker and the brother and MS
ter-ln-law Of Mrs. Maize criaA
MIR. BEac McElrOy Of Clnclnnati,
Ohio arrived IN the city Saturday,
July 70, 10 spend two weeks visit
ing his nephew and wife, Mr. and
Ms. w. mcintosh. Ti7 Emerson
Ave. No.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Alases Of
Madison, wla.. are making their
home al the home Of Mr.. and MIRA.
Thomas Jones', S942 Third ave, 9,
The lGayes' have been N the city
about three weeks.
yanss ana Luegns Dunlap 81
Chicago, M. are expected 10 ar
rive in the city Saturday, July 80
for one week as the guests Of
Masses Jean schoGleld, seA0 Fifth
ave. So, and Gloria Pettiford, 607
oirard Ave. No,
MISS olstha AEeQusrry, aOal
Clinton Ave. So, win leave sol
Chicago Thursday. August 4
where slae win resume her JOB a
a Roverncas oletha has bean via
iting her parents and ether rela'
tives for the past four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. WINS D. Gates
soz Bryant ave. No., had a. theii
weekend house guests. Mr.. ans
Mrs. Charles Murray 81 chicago
Mr.. Murray Is head Of the AEurra,
Hair Preparations firm. The!
were en- route to Pat Patton's Re
sort at Lake Gargoile. Mr.. am
Mrs. Murray win stop in the cit
on their way home which will b
about Tuesday August 2.
Mrs. Thomas Adnlr. $50 Bryan
ave. ~, entertained Mr.. and Mr.
Edward Cunningham Of Birming
ham, Ala. on a Sightseeing tou
Of the city Sunday, July "a. MI
and Mrs. Cunningham. are IN
parents OF Mrs. solomon Hughes
1858 Fourth Ave. 50.
Mr.. and MRS. COMFY LANDER
1851 Bryant Ave. NJ, recently n
turned from Wares Resort wher
they spent two weeks swimming
fishing and boating.
Mrs. Ruby Bobo, % Hyland n
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
RAILROAD occUPATIoNAL DISABILITY
DISCUSSED BY WRITER MAcEo MOODY
By Naceo Moody

Last week. in the third of our articles Railroad Retire
ment benefits discussed total disability after 10 years OF
service principal factors being loss of both arms or both
legs and leg of loss of sight having chronic
ament that prevents from doing any kind Of work
We further stated that ones age did not matter However
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
Enferfuins ReIufiVes
During Short Sfay


Mrs. William Mitchell, business
manager Of the st. Louis Argus
newspaper, was in t he city for a
short visit with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Ross of 295 MaclSubin st.
Also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ross
of Chicago, brother and sister-in-
law Of Mr.. Ross.
While here, the visitors were en-
tertained at breakfast by Mrs.
John Sonar, 514 Carroll Ave.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Ross, Mrs. William Mitchell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ross.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
Nelson PserY speaks on
Communism 20 Group

SANAAA~AeA-AN - ~AN
Nelson Peery Of Minneapolis
spoke to members Of the E.Q.V.
club at its regular meeting at
Halle @. Brown Saturday, July
20. Peery spoke on Communism,
its meaning and its purposes.
He explained to the group some
of the history of Communism and
how it operates in Russia and the
United States. Guest at the meet
ing was Mrs. Thelma Thurston
Gorham, student at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota and instructor
in journalism at Lincoln Univer-
sity, Missouri.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
SOCIAL e PERSONAL

rs Isabel Iby and daughters Isabel and Rosie Of Bronx
New York are in the city visiting their cousin and aunt MIS-
Ese Arnold and Mrs Leila Smith, 2l0A ~ 18th 81 They ar
rived in the city Thursday July "a and VIII visit indefinitely
mrs stsona ousley who has been appearing a. Angs ?
NIGHT Club as piano sfyst the house guest Of Mrs. While
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Miss Ina Sanders, of 29S N ChatswOrth Ave, gave
shower Tuesday night July &C. for Ema Lou Carter 1899
Sherburne Ave. who will be married Monday August Those
present Billy Garrett Ernestne Carter sister of the
bridetobe Mrs Stella Arnold Mrs Kelly Murray, and Miss
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

Kt's Murder Ii CorpRea galore
d a0ut of ne Frying Pana Arg
use 10 and aa,advt
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

Mr.. and MRS. COMFY Landers,
1851 Bryant Ave, NJ, recently re-
turned from Wares Resort where
they spent two weeks swimming,
fishing and boating.
MIRA. Ruhv Bol,o, q Hylamd NJ,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-29

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Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mickey Owen Opens Defense
In Posquers $727 500 Suit

trouble with players only once
during his stay in Mexico-that
spat with Claro Duany. Cuban
outfielder on an opposing team.
The trouble developed, Owen
testified. when Duany. attempting
to score, charged home plate
standing up and was blocked by
Owen.
He swung at me and I swung
at him and the umpire jumped in
and stopped It," Owen said.
That's the only trouble-even
the only harsh words, ever had
in Mexico at any time with players
of any nationality or any race, u
Owen testified.
Victor B. Harris of st. Louis
attorney for PasQuel. claims Owen
had trouble with his own Vera Cruz
teammates as manager, especially
Negroes and Cubans, and had one
fight.
A deposition from James l.
Toomey, st. Louis Cardinal pub
licity man, disclosed the first
Pasquel-Ow contract was signed
In the st. Louis Star-Times Office
when Toomey was a reporter for
that paper.
Toomey testified Owen said In
August. 1946. that "Pasquel did
not owe him o cent" and that he
might owe Pasquel something
which he would straishten out
later"
Evening star., 1949-04-07
BY Ben McAlwes

A full handicap allowance TO
contestants bowling In the second
annual, Monk" Fraser tourna-
ment Sunday at Lucky Strike bids
fair to serve as q pattern for all
future duckpin events Of It's kind
TO be held here.
That the full handicap system
will click with many bowlers is
the belief Of J. w. (BilD Wood,
general manager Of Lucky Strike
who originated the Fraser tourney
In memory of the late Lucky Strike
manager, who also was one Of the
Capitals baseball tmmortals.
Certainly the 23.007 entries in
tlhe recent Evening Star tourna-
msnt u proof that most bowlers
favor full handicaps." said Wood.
Ths Star tournament was the
arst 10 uss full handicaps q num-
bx Of years ago. which put all
participants On an equal basis.
Scratch In the Fraser fivs-game
a6atr viii be 1913. The winer will
receive 500, with other prizes
based On the number Of entries.
Entrance fee Ia IS.
Jessie Sacrey. captain Of the
pennant-winning Brookland team.
with an average Of 117-56 for 81
games has won the individual
championship Of the Capitol
Ladies Major League.
Mrs. Sacrey bowled 352 last
night as Brookland whitewashed
Takoma to beat out Lorraine
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Grond-SIom Thumpina

Twenty I'VE AmsricAn LeAgae
home runs came with ths oAssf
loaded last season.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Receiver Is Appointed
For indianapolis Jets
sy ire Alseeietsd prsss

INDIANAPOLIS. April Dick
Miller, general manager Of the
Indianapolis Capitals Of the
American Hockey League. has
been appointed receiver Of the In
dianapolis Jets Of the Basket Ban
Association Of America.
Miller was named yesterday by
Special Judge Sidney A. Horn.
who had ordered the receivership
In Marion County Superior Court.
Judge Horn held that the team
Ii In imminent danger Of tn
solvency."
Leroy New, attorney for George
olamack. former Jet center. said
he would protest the appoint
ment. He objected to the appoint
ment Of Miller because both the
hockey league and the Basket Ball
Association are under the direc-
ton Of Maurice Podoloff.
Glamack Is suing the basket
ball team for $50.000, charging
breach Of contract. He contends
he was released after serving one
year of q four-year contract.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mats
Continued From Page CID

than struck him out. He also took
Grant Dunlap to . 81 count. then
famed him.
Hudson, Weltsroth and Cal
vert restricted the Blues to two
hits, but Welteroth was not bril-
liant. He walked seven before
Calvert was rushed to his rescue.
Archie Wilson delivered the first
Kansas City hit, q double to left,
with two out In the seventh.
With one out in the ninth Wei
teroth got in q jam when he
walked Jimmy Delsing and Will
son. Vic Mastro pumped a single
TO center, scoring Delsing, and
when Welteroth walked Joe Muf-
foletto, Calvert was summoned to
the mound and responded nobly.
The Mats, who fashioned only
six hits against q former team
mate, Earl Harrist, and Nal NAL
lette, picked up a run in the sixth
as the result Of two Kansas City
errors. They were nolsteo INTO
q 30 lead in the eighth when
Rookie Clyde Vollmer. bidding for
q regular berth. rammed a home
run over the left-field fence.
NAT NOTES-Griffith is hesi-
tant about signing Pitcher Bobo
Newsom. He feels the Mats
fans wouldn't tolerate 1t. declar-
ing. Hes been with us too much.
I feel sorry for him. though. and
I'd like to see him land a job"
Pitcher Walter Master
son, who submitted to an appen-
dectomy Tuesday, may be lost
longer than anticipated. A
lengthy inciSion was necessary and
Walter will remain In a local hos
pital another week.
Ray Scarborough will face the
Philadelphia Phillies Saturday
night at Chattanooga. with Hud-
son slated to pitch against Chat
tanooga on Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Outstanding Boxer
Rating Given West
In NBA Quarterly

/ Sonny Boy West Of Washington
Ia rated a. an outstanding boxer
among the Hghtweights on the
quarterly rating list announced
by the National Boxing Asso-
citation. The list was drawn up be-
fore Vests defeat on Monday
night by Welterweight Doug Rat
ford, his first since last July.
For the first time since Joe
Louis won the world heavyweight
championship In 1887 the title La
listed as vacant" with Jersey Joe
Walcott, Ezzard Charles and Lee
Savold carried on the logical con-
tender list. The NBA b recog-
mixing the forthcoming bout be-
tween Walcott and Charles under
Louis promotion as being for the
title.
HsayyvsaEht: Ghampioa-T1rs vacant
.i.:s: s' s-ssa es:fs. o wf:s' e. ris
New jersey.
Jimmy Htvsni. Ohio; .Jos Bsksl Penpsyi-
yania: Bruce Woodcock. 1nSland: Les oma,
Michigan; Pat Valentino. California.
II ,LIishs-hs:yvsishi: chanpion-Prsdd,s
LOGICAL eon.sndsrs-ous Lssnsvieh. Esv
Jersey; Archie Moore. Missouri
Outstsndfns boxers--Henry Hall, Louisi-
ana; Tommy Yaross. PENNSYLVANIA; Leon
Pennsyivsnia; Doe Wilii.ma New 'Haasyn Jerasy.
Middlewsight: champion-Msreei Ger
LoslssI eontsnderETony zsls. Indiana;
ifornia.
outstsndins bo1srs-cyrills Delannoi.
seeEy Rety Laurent E.x Psqhvis 1oqt
New York; Robert viilamain. france: Dave
WeItervsisht: cn.mDion-R.y Robin
Logical eont.nd.rs-Kid osvilar. Cuba;
Charlie Fusari, New Jersey: Frankie Fer
Outstanding boxers-Bernard Docussn
louisiana; Johnny Greco, Canada; Henry
Hall, ENGLAND; Beau Jack. oeorgia.
Lishtwsisht: champion-1ks willians
Loslesi sontsna.r.-rrsdsi. Dawson.
Illinois; Enriaus Bolanos, California.
0gssssnding efssrowK S:mpss ssn
ny Boy West. District oi coiumSis; Arthur
APe; P.s.hsr.sish.: cn.mD.on-wui,. r.s,
LOGICAL contsndsr-ssndy saddiss, New
York.
sds: r., :n..' orr: 4,.s.
| Del Rosario, Manila.
BantamweiGht: Champton-kanusl o..
til, California.
Logical eontsnders-Msmo valsro, Mex.
leo. Luis Galvsnt. Cuba: Denny osulli-
van, England.
spsa ess c.Sass
Kui Kong Young. Hawaii.
Flyweisht: champton-Rinty Mcnoghan
ENGLAND
Logical contsndsrs-Mauries eandeyron
France; Terry Allen, England: Dado Ma
rino, Hawaii: Louis Skena. France.
Mexico; All Chavez, California; Emil Fame
cheon, France.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

defeated 81, Louis Ffyers, westerr
division wtnnsrs~ four games u
three and Hershey eliminated In
Ic.anapolis and Cleveland II fcu,
games.
Providence VOC Tie playoSl
back In 1888 and is<e and Hersaey
copped the honors Il is4T bot
they never met IN the piayotis
The second and third games o.
the best %! seven series viii be
played In Providence Saturday Anc
Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

United States Navy, has q counter
claim of $4,000 against Pasquel.
Harry Feldman. former New
York Giant pitcher who Jumped
TO the Mexican League along with
owen and several other major
leaguers, was to testify for the
former Brooklyn catcher today.
Owen yesterday contended that
Pssouel. In firing him. owed him
s5l. .42s.60 on the contract alone.
he charged the Mexican million
sire was the one guilty OF breach
Of contract.
Owen told the Jury that he had
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Providence, Hershey
Open Hockey Final
BT s,s Axsesgwss<s pysss

HERSHEY, Pa. April THE
final playoffs for the Calder Cur
In the American Hockey League
open tonight with the two tor
teams In the Eastern division
crossing sticks.
The Providence Reds won the
Eastern division title and the
Hershey Bears finished In the
1Innerup spot.
In getting 70 the finals, the Reds
Evening star., 1949-04-07

ne M X1 @ q n
B o 0 0 b q ! ]
League. 10 ask
ing $127 8 0 0
from ex-maJor
league Catcher
Mickey Owen.
O en-. who
Jumped to the
Mexican League
( o ! ! o " n 9
stretches in the
majors with the
st. Louis Cardi-
mails and Brook
lyn Dodgers and
~-.,l~A {~ tho
Evening star., 1949-04-07
pnnceton Is Ruoby Victor

EAAn TON. BsrnacA. Ap-tl 7
tP-Princstcc univsrEsys o.
fen6ing champions rAn W tne
highest scare o. Bermuda inter
collegiate yzagey week y~sserdAy er
hum bling q team from " NJ q
iRmaice. s2~e.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Full Handicap to Be Given Test
In Fraser Memorial BowIinq

Guilt Of Hi-Skor by q margin OF
81 pins for the title. Miss GULL
posted 357 to finish with III
Is. Lillian Carleton. Brookland
finished third with 1850 and
France Wilson, Hyattsville. fourth
1924.
In other final matches Rosslyn
swept Hi-Skor. Ice Palace with q
$50 game routed King Pin and
Hyattsville trimmed Fort Davis, 81
Final standings: Brookland. So
"a; Rosslyn. 47-37; Ice Palace
44-4o; Hyattsville, 44-40; Fort
Davis, 1914; Takoma. 1914; HI
'skor. 3s-45; King Pin. 32-c2.
Arcade Pontiac with O 30 win
over Toms Auto last night tied
Caruso Grocery for the Major
District League lead. Caruso was
a I'll winner over Mann's Decora-
tors. Schlitz Beer dropped one
game behind the two tied pace
settlers by losing two tits To
Hutchison's Furniture. Led by
Cletus Pannell's 414, the furniture
men moved to two games out Of
first place. Kari Qochenour's 172
was high 90 II. B. Leary counted
7l8 In q I'll win over Winchester
Packard.
Minor District League results:
Bethesda 2, Ice Palace /; King
Pin 8, Petworth o; Queen Pin%2
Lucky Strike /; Sellers Plumbers
2, Greenway /: Price Motors 2
Fort Davis !
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Hockey PIoyoffs
BY the Assoeio.sd Press

BY the kSSoeluted Press
Schedule Tonight.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Providence at Hershey (opening tame
of best-of seven hnsl seriesl.
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
d. Paul at Tulsa (best-of-seven hnal
PAcfFIc COAST LEAGUE.
80. EssgIts ks,t Niisshnt;;,.r,ov Nissht;
Spokane Flyers, 4; windsor epithres,
. (spokans leads best-of-sevsn
series, 1-0).
(No other games scheduled In any
league.)
Evening star., 1949-04-07
8y me Asseeletsd Press

ePRN0FIE1D, Mo-, April T.
The defense begins its case today
In q Federal Court suit In which
Jorge Pasquel. former president Of
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mats, z; Kunsus City, |
Totals as 224lS Totals-2e 627 0
sWalked for Harrist In 9th.
titled out for White In 9th.

istrusf out ior Maiietts In 9th.
Kansas City -- 600 600 001-1
washington 900 O01 0lx-2
Runs-Delsinger. vollmer. Errors-Muf::
foletto, Yost, Valla, Mastro Runs batted
in-vollmsr; MastTo; TWo,nase vI11lse- hts
Stolen base-Valla Sacrifce-Welteroth
Double plays-Collins to Snyder; Muffo-
letto. Snyder and Collins. Left on bases
balls-Harrist, 8; Welteroth, z: Mallette,
/. Struck out-Hudson, 4;. Harrist, 2;
Welteroth, /; Mallette. l; Calvert, 2; Hits
roth. Q in 4h. Mallette. 4 In. 3: Calvert
O in z. wild pitch---Welteroth, Winning
pitcher-Welteroth. Losing pitcher-Mal-
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-11
by NJ. Il. Moore, Jr

Pine Bluff-0Verdue for the
taste of victory after short series
of ties and defeats, the Golden
Lions of AMIN college thwarted
the Dragons of Samuel Huston to
a shutout in their annual home
coming celebration here Saturday,
before some 5000 fans, the largest
crowd to witness a football game
at this institution, The Alumni, stu
dent body and friends of the
college came from all over the
state and many from out of the
state, as far as Chicago. The Lions
performed like thte smooth ma
chimes of yesteryear. The day was
cold, the field fast and the stage
was perfect for long runs, passes
and brilliant plays.
At the sound of the first gun,
Givans brought the kickoff from
his 20 yard line to the forty, and
releasing the ball only once on a
tumble. marched steadily to the
payoff ground. Watson, looking
every bit an All-American choice
for this season. ran wild through
the center for gains at will, and
Givian skirted the end promicu-
ously carrying the ball to the Dra-
CONS l3-yard stripe. Perry heaved
the ball on the next play to Sells
in the inzone for the touchdown.
Dill kicked the extra
Kicking off to Samuel Huston
to the ten yard line, Hillard re-
turned to the "a A clipping pen
atty put THE oval on the 80 Sew
eral tries at the forward wall fell
short with little gains. Hillard
made desperate attempt 10 pass
to Johnson. and the ball was in
tercepted by Balenton on the 30
yard line The trio, Watson. Givan
and Britto, on hands off from
Perry took the ball TO the Dragons
sixth. Watson drove through the
middle for the second marker. Dill
performed again with his edueat-
cd" toe and sent the count To 40.
Samuel Huston gained strength
and threatened several times deep
in the Lions territory, but the
forward wall Of State held. and the
Texas lads did not score. Long
passes ended the remainer Of the
game.
The halftime activities were
higblighted by the browning Of
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-11
Panthers Meet
Defeat On Trip

The Philander Smith College
Painters meet in deadly combat
with the Jackson. Mississippi
Tigers" AT the half the score p
T. Philander scored two touch
downs during the first half of the
game. Crouther caught one pass
over the goal line to give Philan-
der her first touchdown. The
Tigers" were well prepared with
their defensive and offensive play
ing. Philander's team suffered in
juries which hampered her pro-
gress. Tho final score at the end
Of the game was 3l-l2 in favor
of the Jackson Tigers.
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-11
Would Ban Santa
Claus Because
Il Is Nordic

Mexico City-fAtlas)-If a group
Of Senators have their way. all
sales of Christmas trees will be
banned this December as Mex
lean Santa Clausism".
A spokesman for the group said
Santa Claus was "Nerdie" and not
Mexican. Besides. he said: the cult
ing of young trees was running the
Mexican forests.
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-11

niece and her four children living with her and
the KIDS too and would like to have them stay but am at
my wits end The two oldest kids 10 H. They laugh at
me all OF the time Everything say, they poke it. They
aren't mean but am letting get down. Should ask them
to move? March II, 1884,"
Ans These kids don't any harm but they have found
out that they tease you they continue to do a.
long as you make obvious that annoying Laugh with
them when they start mimicng take big joke and
won't be but few days until they stop altogether provided
you don't discuss it. Bride them occasionally with few
and you will be happier over the situation.
Arkansas State press., 1949-11-11
"PnlvA1E READING"
by Rette 6 o4bbe' WaHaee

Editors Able Wallace extend invitation to
D.. Of fss @ ,ss
send twenty-five cents IN coin or stamps AS special courtesy one
Consultation tire; questions . All
and snelos. stamped envelope mailing back
y Writ. to- BETTE ABBE WALLACE. Of this &
STATE PRESS p O. Box 217s, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
WAC Career For Daughter, Mother Approves
II have completed years of college work but for financial
reasons did not return this fall My plan to join the
ems division of the army My mother approves this pa June
20, 1928"
Ans: It's been your ambition join army for several
years Drop to the recruiting office and the facts
and figures With your congenial personality you shouldn't
IND 1t difficult to adapt yourself to army life and
oe@o-O-eo
Can't Decide Between Oklahoma Pennsylvania Lovers
Il am unhappy and can't to decide between two suit
ors want to know should continue here in Oklahoma
City with this back Philadelphia with the friend
left there? May 3d. 1926"
Ans You haven't your ideal yet you're marking
time more or less to continue to hold to these fellows
You're looking for husband and neither of these gentlemen
friends likely prospects for matrmony Use little
strategy in handling boy friends you inclined give
out with everything and get nothing in return.
o-o-O-O-o-o
Let House Run Down or Repair IT,.
my home is in need of repairs although have
money in the bank hesitate to take out for any purpose
Should go ahead with these repairs continue put
off? Sept. g. 1891"
Ans: This work be Immediately and you can ar
range an FILA loan and for the repairs monthly INSTALL
mens Your credit rating good and you employed you
won't have any difficulty getting loan The longer you neg
lec the repair work the costly will be in the end
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Student Husband Yearns For Wfes Companonship
my husband is attending Howard university We had
thought that would be best for remain on here as
nave grand position but he writes constantly to join him.
May have your views on the case? Feb 49, 1926"
Ans Make the change your husband unhappy under
the present seup and he certainly won't be able bis
work he worried He's in his last year and will mean
much to him you by his side You can find good en-
vith
OF absence from your job and return to next June
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Children Tease Aunt Continuously What To Do? -
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Tor candy and the price of show Their attitudes will change