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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-15

Chapter 2
THE depot i0omed out q the
! fog Martin parked the car
ana announced he'd go along
ii. ?
Martin appeared with luggage.
Mister Calvin. he run onto some
kinfolk, the chauffeur reported.
HE ask can we take them
homer
The 4kinfolk" Che was some
thing with the government
chaffed with her. They'd heard
So much about her; her newspa-
per photographs didn't az nes
justice. And while they cnatteu
Arleta's mind ran in frantic CIR
cles. Cal had changed But no. y
was the presence of this couple
imposing a restraint, He was
looking At her N such q strange
way. No. she was imagining
things: how could she fatnom ms
glance ii this giOomf
And then the kinfoIk were left
at the Mayfiower and the car was
heading back 10 Virginia ana
Calvin was speaking to Martin.
MARTIN. think you can and the
club field in this fog2 ! lett my
car there" And 10 Arleta he said,
Il want to drive back to the snip
III the morning. Came down II az
emergency field and 1 don't trus'
the service there"
she asked all of the proper
questions. Had he had . nice TRIP
Re hadn't. II was no time OF fns
year for css-country nylne y
4 small ship. Oh, he'd made gooe
enough time.
Then he had spent the fui
two weeks at the rancn, sn'
thought.
couldn't you stop for dinner
Cal2s
He'd left his bags in the ship
He would like TO get home.
Then did he mean to send he
back with Martin? she wondered
He didn't. He dispatched Mar
tin. tucked Arleta into his car, 50
IL himself, bat made no NOV
toward starting the motor
And then he said in a tiers
voice, "The ranch is out
OF course she'd known 1t tn
moment she'd caught his hrs
scrutinizing glance.
.All right" Her voice was
mere whisper, and then it bega
to swell with eagerness. "But te
me about it, Cal Was It so pa
SO completely run down, IN
house?"
q. didn't 90 up he replies
"Flew over. There was no pas
ture. the place is a mass {
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Rebekdf1s To
Hold Supper
And Meeting

Sparkling w aters Rebekah
Lodge, No. IA, IO.O.F. will hold
a supper, honoring it's state
President, Mrs. Clemmie Hord, al
the Cosmopolitan Grill, Wednes-
day evening, at 6 o'clock.
The occasion is Mrs. Hord's
official visit to the Key West Re
bekah Lodge, and after the sup
per, a special meeting will be
held at the lodge hall. II
All members have been urged
to attend the supper and the
meeting.
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APPRECIATION

The Janinor Red Cross wishes
to thank the Key West Citizen
for assistance in the membership
drive, Nov. to- Is, which closes
today with 100 percent enrolment
in all schools.
The Junior Red Cross also ex-
tends thanks to all who assisted
in the successful preparation OF
its float, which took second prize
in the Armistice Day parade.
The Lindsey Lumber co.
The Columbia Laundry
The Coca-Cola Co.
MRS. EARL DILLON.
Chairman, Jr. re.
yanvJ51t
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Professor Hurko To Address
BpW Members Tomorrow Evening

plnieuor Joseph II. Hurka. Of
flf Department. q Music at the
A. wet HlKh SCho0l viii be
rsf saaakeg Wednesday night
f tl.e nslsiness and Professional
MmKus fsiun.
Tl.a mnetsng Is slated for 500
Al ~ Al the Moman's Club on
Inssal street. Professor hurka
ASH speak on International he-
#Itna
"A beard meeting Of the BPW Is
L. - frId "a 1.3o o. ~.
Al nPw members are asked -
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49, kAiNmHA Sawyer was
Mss AmnElean Legion
- Mm 0loFia Aceveco.
t naH Queen. a the
- feNn House On Sat
nns Mss sawyer was
IlN ansans the Is bath.
if contestants.
sHa pllzs winner was
tea MaEais. and the
ws Mfnnef was Miss BEN
Iftni Eaeh received a
Nns eap
a ena wefe che con-
nenneff. Dolores
a Ana Mullins. 10 Ann
s laes.nsla Sawyer. Glen
# NfmaleNn Lee. Cath.
th 80 MaIlhfp. Betty
HN 4lfekela. Carolyn
n4 Ahason Mardis.
IMlna Harvey was
~ cereaaonies. Music
- IS ~ Corral Isle
Eaeh 81 ne con-
's ~eIe elven q lovely gift
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scheduled meeting, in order that
a brief Board meeting may take
place.
A luncheon will precede the
meeting, this luncheon being
scheduled for IL Noon tomorrow,
and for information regarding
this luncheon members have been
requested 10 call their respective
p. 7. A. presidents, who will
give them information regarding
where the luncheon will take
place.
Nine members of the Council
from the Florida Keys will at
tend the luncheon and meeting
tomorrow, it was said.
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HOWARD Hacks
Must Be A
Good Prorider

SANTA MONICA. Calf
Apparently nobody ever goes
hungry at the table Of Movie
Director Howard Hawks.
This became clear after .
court ordered him to pay q
grocery bin Of more than So.
500 incurred during the period
of rust one year.
The bill showed that Hawks
had a daily order of three
pounds of hamburger for his
dogs.
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letters Moore
MdrridGe
.ArlnOurlCed

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. JEFF
fers, Of Key West and Washing
ton. D. c. today announced the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Catherine E. LETTERS, to 1t. (jg1
Charles xittelle Moore. son of
Rear Admiral lRet) and Mrs,
Charles j. Moore, of Washington,
D. G.
The marriage took place in TT.
Lauderdalc on Saturday, Novem-
Der IL.
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Coming Events

TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 10
Meeting, High School P. T. Al.
500 p. M. in. School Audi
forum.
Repeat performance Of ne-aet
play "Tardy April" by young
people of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church. 7::30 F. M.
at church. Public invited.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l6--
Meeting. La Concha Navy Wives
Club, 1880 PM, in Clubroorns
at Bldg. 17s. US. Naval Sta
ton.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Supper nonoring Mrs. Clemnie
Hord, State president, Re-
bekahs, 6 PM, at Cosno-
politan Grill. Meeting to fol-
low at lodge hall on Flern-
ing street.
Meetine, Key West Business
and Professional Women's
Club, 800 P. NJ. at Wonan's
Clubhouse. Prof. j. H. Hurka,
guest speaker, Board meet
ING, 7:30 p. M.
Meeting, Monroe County Coun-
ell P.T.A. 100 PM, at High
School Auditorium. Bfiei
boarts meeting prior to regu-
lar meeting. Luncheon al
noon.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IT,
Sewing Group Meeting, Monroe
County Hospital Auxiliary
200 PM, at Hospital. Call
Mrs. Pritchard at 548 fol-
Transportation.
Operetta, Marguerite, in
Three Acts, with Fashion
Show, 800 PM, at Harris
school Auditorium. Starring
Leona Moreland, Supported
BY Norma Dopp, Ted Moss
and Josef Hurka.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER b.
Luncheon Meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1880 PM, at Fl
Taylor. Mrs. Ruth Newton
Speaker, on aThe History q
Art in Key West"
Teenage Dance. Armory a
White and Southland Streets
Music by Coral Isle Serenad.
| ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtlant
Gates Chaperones. Snacl
Bar with Soft Drinks Only.
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER I'll
First day of Thanksgiving Fes'
! tival sponsored by st. PauP'
Woman's Auxiliary, Babs
Show. first age group iudg
ing. 4 P M. at Parish House
Childrens Fashion Show ar1t
Amateur Contest. also garae'
and food sale, 8 r. M. o.
1 grounds.
| TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL
/ Second day Of Thanksgivinl
Festival sponsored by 81
/ Paul's Woman's Auxiliary
Baby Show, second az
| group Judging, 4 P. M. q
| Parish House. Turkey supper
games and food sale. 8 2. N
| on grounds.
| WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %
| THANKSGIVING Dance, spcnsoreI
by Key West Golf Club. 9 7
M. at Elks Club. Music b,
Aren't Sjursen and his Tire
Sharps. Floor Show.
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bring something for the Thanks
giving baskets to be given &c
needy persons. Any one, non
member. wishing to contribute
food for these baskets Is asked to
get ia touch with Mary Lee
Graham. president o. hte club.
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Apply To Wed

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday in
the office Of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by Thomas S.
Deans. %, of the U. S. Navy and
Yvonne Genevieve Nodge- Macy,
81. of 1901 Olivia street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-15

In the Supreme Court Build
ing in Washington, each of the
n.atices is provided with suite
of three rooms-private office,
secretary's office, bath and show
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man to pay a iine 81 SO hisa
costs or 60 10 jah fur 90 aa8N
Brackford was confliCtet Festtf
day of assaulting q coieet ~
liceman.
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Aniisepiic Ointment AID Fer !
Bruises. Burns, Cuts

: For helpful antisspiie aid ID rsiissing
she pain and disc6misEs q externally
caused minor skin limitations and ABBA
sions. subesiici3i enis. minoE suEiaes
haras. snnkara ana Ataisss. uas GgAyS
aiasntat as directed. Msdicatsd 70 eh4e.
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he permanent secretarias
building Of the United Nations
in New York IS 544 feet high,
2s7 feet long and only q feet
wide.
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> M / R / NJ A | 4

Amerikoj isgyveno "a metus.
URBUTIS William, seno am
ziaus, mire rugsejo 10 d., Chi
cago, Ill. (Taurages ap., Gau-
res par, Padrutupiu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno As metus.
KRIPIENE Ona, IS metq, mire
rugsejo Ia d., Garden City,
Mich. /.
MIKNA Petras, 62 metQ, mire
rugsejo II d., Detroit, Mich.
KANTAUTAS Kastantas, pus-
amzis, mire rugsejo 20 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Plunges par,
Uzlepniu kaimo).
EINIKIENE Aleksandra (Nor-
kaite), pusamze, mire rugse-
jo 81 d., Chicago, III. (Kauno
red.) Amerikoj isgyveno so
metq.
TRUMPAITIENE Ona (Stepo-
naite), seno amziaus, mire
rugsejo 20 d., Chicago, Ill.
(Taurages ap., Erzvilko par,
zukaiciu km.) Amerikoj is
gyveno Al metus.
BIELSKIS Ambrazas, ga metq,
mire rugsejo Is d., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
PETRUsKA Kazimieras, 81 M,
mire rugsejo Is d., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
ZAGARAUSKIENE Petronele
mire rugsejo 6 d., Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
SATINSKIENE Evelin mire
rugsejo Z d., Sebastopol, Pa.
VALUNAS Juozas mire rugsejo
7 d., Plymouth, Pa.
BROGIENE Terese mire rug
sejo 5 d., Waterbury, Conn.
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| (Atkelta is 5-to pusl.)
BARCIAUSKAS j. mire rugse-
jo IL d., Toronto, Ont, Ka-
nadoj.
GADJONIENE julie (Bakutis),
mire rugsejo 20 d., Chicago,
ILL.,, (Raseiniu ap., Vidukles
par) Amerikoj isgyveno 49
metus.
ORLAKIENE Ona (Valatkaite),
pusamze, mire spalio 2 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Telsiu ap., Dar-
benu par, Gardziupiu km.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 38 metus.
GLEMzIENE Valerija (Rama-
nauskaite), 20 metu, mire
rugsejo 80 d., Chicago, III.
Gimus st. Charles, Ill.
DAUKUS Stanislovas w., 68
metu, mire spalio 3 d., Chi
cago, Ill.,, Gimes Rusijoj.
KLIUCINSKAS Jonas, 73 M,
mire spalio 3 d., Chicago, III.
(Seinu ap., sventezerio par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 43 metus.
DERVINSKIENE Mar iona
(Vansyte), 72 metu, mire
rugsejo 18 d., Chicago, I'll.
(Taurages ap., Gaures par,
Eimantu km.). Amerikoj is
gyveno 49 metus.
RACIUNIENE Ona (Stakaus-
kaite), 72 metQ, mire rugse-
jo 19 d., Chicago, III. pane
veto ap., Krekenavos par,
Uzlauziu km.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 6 savaites.
WASHKUNAS Andrius, pusam-
zis, mire rugsejo 19 d., Chi
cago, III. (Vilniaus red, Ba-
gaslaviskiu par, Meiziu k.)
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KAVALIUNAS Jonas, sc metu,
mire rugsejo Is d., Clarksbo-
no, N. j.
BAZIENE julie, Is metu, mire
rugpiucio 80 d., Philadelphia,
Pa.
GEMS Antanas, 63 .metu, mire
rugsejo 8 d., Philadelphia, Pa.
KALAUSKAS Motiejus, 81 M,
mire rugsejo 10 d., Phiadel-
phia, Pa.
GRENDA Mykolas, 62 metu,
mire rugsejo A d., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
SKODIENE Vladislava, 40 M,
mire rugsejo 18 d., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MONKAITIS Povilas, 63 metu,
mire rugsejo II d., Chester,
Pa.
ZAJANKAUSKIENE Ursule mi
re rugsejo menesi, Lawrence,
Mass.
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The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Two Injured In
DOwndraft Drop

ANCHORAGE, (P) - Pacific
Northern Airlines officials dis
closed today a passenger and a
steWardess were injured Wednes-
day on a Naknek-Anchorage flight
in DC-3 when the plane dropped
500 feet in a doWndraft.
The injured were identified as
Elmer Harris, 81, Seattle, former
traffic agent with the air line and
now with the Alaska Salmon In
dustry; and jeanette Ward, "a,
Eaton Rapids, Mich. They were
taken to a hospital for x-rayS to
determine the extent of their in
juries.
The remainder of the eight pas
SengerS and crew of three were
"only bruised"
Officials said the plane was fly
ing smoothly when it hit the down
draft, tumbling the passengers out
of their seats.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Robert Matthias
Top Decathlon
Performer

TULARE, Calf. Up - Tulare's
Robert Bruce Matthias is still the
nations finest decathlon perform
er and Tulare remains the happi-
est city of 10000 in the country.
Our Bob" which is no idle
phrase in this town, captured the
national A.A.U. decahtlon crown
for the second straight year and
kept untarniShed the brighter
glory he won as the Olympic
games champion last summer at
London.
The tall, good looking l8-year-
old athlete rolled up 1856 points to
outdistance a field of l8 rivals
gathered from all parts of the ma
ton.
The top scores:
Bob Matthias, Tulare, 1856; Irv-
ing MondSchein, New York, 7044;
Bill Adams, North Carolina Univ,
67l5; Roger Terwilliger, Illinois,
A. c., 658l; Floyd Simmons. Char
lotte, N. c., 6483.
Here's what Matthias did in a
brilliant exhibition of what ii
takes for an all-around athlete to
win this sort of championship:
He ran the 100 meters in lib;
broad jumped % feet 412 inches,
and ran the 400 meters in 5l.3 sec
onds, all the first night. WedneS-
day night he won the ll0-meter
high hurdles in Is seconds flat;
threw the discus $50 feet IT'S
inches; pole vaulted IL feet 6
inches; threw the javelin 1T feet
1915 inches, and ran 1900 meters
in 4 minutes 58.2 seconds.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
BOXING SHOW AT GYM
SATURDAY NIGHT

The WalruS Club boxing COM
mittee announces that there will be
8 big bouts held in the Nome Hi
School gymnasium Saturday night.
The bouts will begin at 800 pm.
The eight bouts scheduled are
mixed between the army, navy.
and civilian amateur boxers in the
community and should prove to be
a great show.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01

JUNEAU, up - A navy ply
plane from Kodiak Wednesday
dropped supplies to five men of
the American Geographical Soci-
ETY. Ice Aesarch team on the ridge
between Taku and Hole-in-the-
Wall glaciers.
They are setting up a complete
meteorological station to study the
Taku glacial fields. Another wea-
Their station will be established
near the center of the ice fields in
an attempt to learn the secret of
sub glacial rock contours.
Several more scientists are ex-
pected to join the party shortly to
measure the depth of Taku and
other glaciers which flow south
ward from the vast ice field
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Forecast And
Weather Report
Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. OF
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, July /, l949

Forecast Nome: Con t i n u d
cloudy with light rain tonight at
Saturday. Moderate southerly to
southwesterly wind. Lowest tenn
perature tonight SO, highest tenn
perature Saturday A.
Nome data last "a hours as of
700 am. today:
Precipitation O.O1 inch. Total
this month, trace.
Temperatures highest Al, low
est 38.
Maximum wind 1G miles an
hour from the W.S.W.
Sunrise at 1882 am, sunset a,
10:40 pm.
Comparative data:
Temperatures one year ago to-
day: highest SIS, lowest 43.
Extreme temperatures on this
day since 1907: highest 81 in 1886.
lowest 80 in 1882.
Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
NOTICE

The tourist committee would
appreciate the cooperation of all
residents in obtaining beds in pri-
vate homes for the third and
fourth of July. as many guests are
expected who must be accommo-
dated.
Anyone having an extra bed.
please contact Mrs. Joe Wallace.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
NOTICE

Driving through Stop" signs
and bicycling on sidewalks are
prohibited by City Ordinance. VIC
lators shall be punished to the
fullest extent CT the law.
CITY OF NOME.
BY Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk.
Pub. June 20, "a, q, July |, l949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Elsie Bahnke was a passenger
from Golovin yesterday.
John Hubert was a round trip
passenger to Golovin yesterday.
Mrs. Dimmick and two children
were brought in from Elm.
Departing today were Mrs. Les
ter Bronson, John Houding.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
POLARIS HOTEL

Mat MatheWson, Gertrude Wet
eel, Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01

Certain fungus domesticated by
ants is extinct in its wild state,
just like grains domesticated by
man.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Congress Hall To
Get Face Lifted

WASHINGTON, (P) - Today's
session of the Senate and House
will be their last this year in the
historic Capitol Hill legislative
halls they usually occupy.
When the two bodies meet again
next Tuesday, the Senate will
crowd into the old Supreme Court
chamber on the ground floor of
the Capitol and the House will
cram its 433 present members into
the ways and means committee
room in the new House office
building.
There they will stay until they
finish this years Work-posSibly
for several more months - while
carpenters, upholsters, painters,
decorators and other Workmen
take over the Senate and House
chambers.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
NOTICE

Users of fire crackers are warn
ed TO refrain from shooting fire
crackers under buildings because
of fire hazard.
CITY OF NOME.
BY Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk.
Publish June 20, July l, l949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Wednesday Pilot Bronaugh took
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. PoStler and
Clarence Ausley from Nome to
KOtZebue.
Today Sig Wien left for Fair
banks with H. HendrickSon.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL

l.. H. Hultgren, Tacoma. Marco
Martinovich, Seattle. c. l.. Demp-
sew. Ruby Point. Austin Duffy,
Wiseman, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Hospital News

Marie Koluluk, in from King
Island, with fractured arm.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-23
ublic Health Nurse
Home From Trip

Mrs. Josephine Olinger, public
health nurse engaged in the In
dian Service, has returned from
a ID, 000-mile travel, during which
she was assisting in t h e BEG
tuberculosis control program, be-
ing sponsored jointly by the U.
S. Health Bureau and the Indian
Service. Ten Indian schools in
various sections of the west and
middle west were visited by her
team, students being innoculated
at each of them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olinger plan to leave next month
for Phoenix, where she will be
stationed to do public health work
for Indians in that area.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-23

Beverly Paisley. who is a soph-
omore at t h e North Montana
College at Havre, arrived home
last Thursday to spend the holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Paisley.
Lila Slaugh, a student at the
San Francisco Dental Nurs e
Training School, is home for the
holidays. She took a plane from
San Francisco last Saturday
morning, flying by way Of Port
land and arriving at Great Fails
that evening. She was met there
by her parents, t h e family re-
turning home the following morn
ing. Lila will complete her course
in February when she will be in
readiness for placement.
Supt. Gold Of Browning public
schools is trying to locate h e
lady, who early in the year asked
him if he knew of a high school
girl W no would like a place to
stay while attending the school.
Several h G h school girls are
anxious to find such place, he
said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-23

that it hugs the road more tenaciously
and is therefore Americas safest car!
You quickly see, too, that this new
member of the low-built Hudson
family has full road clearance and
more head room than in any mass
produced car built today-thanks to
"step-down" design and recessed floor!
And amazing head room is only one
kind of interior spaciousness you'll
find in the economical, new Pace
maker. Through "step-down" design
and ingenious use of space that is
wasted in other makes of cars, this
compact automobile of normal ex-
terror width brings you more roomi-
ness and seat cushions that are up to
IL inches wider than those in even
the most expensive cars!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-23

1t is no longer necessary to put up
with crowding, for the Pacemaker
provides more room for you than in
any other make, at any price!
In fact, this car is so marvellous, and
the performance of its new high
compression Pacemaker Six engine is
so thrilling, that you can't begin to
appreciate it until you see it and ride
in it! Won't you accept our invitation
for a demonstration ride in Hudson's
new Pacemaker, today?
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-23
In two days, more than a million people
f1ocked to see the new Pucemoker

end many thousands placed their
orders for this exciting new cor thut
costs less to buy .. less to drivel
CoME IN TODAY! See what the ex-
~ elements all about Try the new
Pacemaker! For here, at less cost, are
all the beauty, roominess, riding quail
tiles and safety that can come only
with Hudson's ''step-down" design!
Here, for instance, is a car that you
can instantly see is the lowest-built of
them all! Free-fowing, close-to-the-
ground design telegraphs the fact that
it has the lowest center of gravity in
any American automobile-anda as
result, you know instinctively, as you
view the exciting Hudson Pacemaker,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-13
Reginald Johnson
MarEies Phoenix
Music Director

Phoenix, Ariz. Reginald John
son, director Of field services for
the National Urban League, mar
ried Miss otheIla M. GrIgsby Of
Chicago and Phoenix, ARK, here
on April Is.
Mr.. johnson Is q native Of Min
neapolis and a graduate of the
University Of Minnesota. He has
served in various capacities with
the Urban League and now holds
the important field director post.
The new Mrs. johnson Is an ac-
comphshed musician and has her
masters degree from Northwest
ern University. She is director Of
music In the Phoenix Public
schools. Mrs. johnson is active in
the community life here, being q
member Of the Phoenix Urban
League board Of directors; Metro
politan YWCA board and the
American Association Of Unlver-
sity Women.
Johnson, who lives in New
York, was in Minneapolis and st.
Paul in June, 194s to address Min
neapolis high school graduates.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-13
FUTURE " TALENT
TO DC SECUTED MERE
ON MONDAY, May rs

Talented singers, dancers and
entertainers will be secuted for a
proposed future television show at
the studios Of radio station wTCN
Monday evening, May 16, In the
Minneapolis studio in the Wesley
Temple building, Grant Street and
Marquette.
WTCN, local ABC outlet, viii
go ON the air with its new tele-
vision station in mid-July. TV
studios now being constructed
win be located in the Radio City
building, Ninth street between
NicoIlet and Lasalle in Minneap-
oils.
Both Minneapolis and St Paul
talent interested in appearing be-
fore television scouts are invited
TO be at the Wesley Temple stu
do Monday evening at 7 p. m.