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Evening star., 1950-02-19
A SHORT STORY

TTlHERE is the first scent of spring in the
l. afternoon air, and it is such day as
never happens before, except once each year
since the beginning of time.
Dan McGarry the plain-clothes cop. is
very CHEEKY guy as he ambles back to Head
quarters at the close of his tour of duty, be-
cause every spring he falls in love with his
mouse Kitty all over again. While this has
been going on for quite few years, it is no
end of surprise to him every time.
He feels in such a first-robin-and-pussy
willow mood he turns into A Little Place that
has book beer sign in the window, and when
he comes out life seems so good he drops
half-dollar into the tin cup of blind beggar
with dark glasses who is tapping his way along.
He takes one of the pencils the blind man
has for sale, not because he wants it, but be-
cause he is a cop of high moral principles and
does not approve of out-and-out begging.
Then he goes on to Headquarters and when
he gets there he stops feeling good all of
sudden, because it seems the Commissioner
wants to see him.
This as Dan often remarks, is the quickest
way anyone has ever found to take the ro-
nance out of young cops, because Commits
soners are notoriously lacking in an apprecia-
ton of the finer things of life. In fact, it
occurs to Dan that this particular Commits
soner has long since forgotten all he ever
knew about how a working cop feels and is
now strictly top-level operator who spends
his time thinking up schemes that will make
the Mayors office think he is very smart
Commissioner indeed. So Dan flatfoots along
to his Office with more than his normal nose
for trouble.
The room is filled with the Top Brass of
the whole department as Dan walks in, shaky
at the knees. He is allergic to Brass at all
times and especially so when he has short
beer under his belt The Commissioner sits
at the head of the conference table and he
and half-dozen Inspectors look Dan over
for full minute before anyone speaks. The
color creeps up from the back of Dams neck.
Turn around" the Commissioner says
Evening star., 1950-02-19

it for spelling and anything else that's wrong"
Kitty smiles, takes the paper from him, and
tears it into small pieces. Whenever you
want to resign from the cops, which is on an
average of once month" she says calmly,
you always seem to be on the verge of some
wonderful experience"
81 am now on the verge of a nervous col
lapse" Dan says, and he goes on to explain
how he has to follow the Flopsy Fluffie Show
every evening on television and scare small
children into going to bed and make himself
ridiculous to all his friends.
But Kitty misses her cue. She does not
stroke his brow and commiserate and tell him
Fate is cruel indeed. Instead, she is very
happy about the whole thing. This is just
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1950-02-19

"Me?" Dan barks "Television? But
amt wrestlerp
"You will be the spokesman of the depart
ment," goes on the Commissioner gayly.
"Your voice, your image, will carry our mes
sage into million homes"
: 81 get red," Dan says, around the ears"
Makeup will take care of all that" the
Evening star., 1950-02-19

''The screen will show photographs Of the
days crop of unfortunates who have dis
appeared. Your voice will describe them.
You will then be seen again asking for infor-
nation concerning them. You will perhaps
address few words to the missing persons
themselves, urging them to return. You will
win them with charm" The Commissioner
Evening star., 1950-02-19

now chuckleS ana ruDS his
hands. 1--WE will get re-
SUITS" he says. There
are more ways than one to
kill a cat"
''Or a cop," Dan thinks
sadly.
''REPoRT for rehearsal
tomorrow at three" or
ders the Commissioner.
"You will 60 on at seven,
following the Flopsy Fluff
fie Kiddie Show. This is
only the start" he says
Importantly. "Who knows
where we will go from
here?"
Where Dan goes from
here is, of course, straight
to his mouse Kitty. He
barges into her house, pulls
a sheet of paper from his
pocket, and says, II wrote
out my resignation on the
bus. You'd better check
Evening star., 1950-02-19

finally, 80 we can see you profile and full face.
Dan pivots and he feels unhappy but not as
unhappy as he would feel if they ask to sam
pie his breath.
"A nice specimen" says one inspector.
The aggressive, rugged, modern young
police-offcer type"
"A fine, strong chin" says another. But
is he always lobster
colored?"
"Show the gentlemen
your teeth, McGarry,"
orders the Commissioned
Dan feels like showing
his back molars in snarl,
but of course you do not
snarl at the Commissioner
and six Inspectors. So he
smiles instead.
Give US the Gettys- -
burg Address," says an
inspector. nu<ssDN
lHIs is very silly re-
quest indeed, because Dan
does not know anyone in
Gettysburg, so how can he
know the address? But he
n 49, -. p :a ~ ~. .,Sa - "Anywe
0npe A'' ''''''0 viz Kitty =
'Trykipling' Boots"
says someone else.
(Which one is Kipling?"
asks Dan. 81 wear size twelve, and I'm
afraid -"
"You must know The Boy Stood on the
Burning Deck" interrupts the Commission
er, growing a straight fast one across the plate
This Dan catches and he recites as much as
he knows, which is two lines. But the Brass
seems quite pleased. "A fine resonance. says
one inspector. His voice carries authority
without arrogance, chimes in second. u
believe we've found our man." says third
The Commissioner mods and chuckles hap
PLY. 1--WE are progressive organization" he
announces to Dan I'VE take advantage OF
the very latest methods and devices in our
work"
He sits back and beams and then he says
"McGarry, we are putting you on television. y
Evening star., 1950-12-10

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
WheatIey Halle
To Clash Soon

The Phyllis Wheatley All-Stars
football team will meet the Hal
lie Q. Brown stars in a game to
be played in Minneapolis. Neither
the time nor the place has been
established.
The Wheatley All-stars will in
clude such names as Bob Wallace,
Ed Christopher, Nathaniel Wal
ker, Earl Smith, Bill Owen, Bill
McMoore, Charles Smith, Cliff
ford Marty. Van White. Vince
Sheppard, Vince Sheppard Jr..
Charles Brown, Fred Vaughn,
Clyde Scroggins, Melvin Madison,
Joe Lewis, Gene Robinson. Glen
Pullens. Curt Gwynn, Robert
Wynn and others.
Practices are being held under
the direction of Earl Bowman,
who is coaching the group. E. j.
Spriggs is athletic director of
Phyllis Wheatley house.
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Anthony tAD Podsorski
Runs On His Record

Seeking reelection to his
fourth term as state representa-
tive from the 3sth District South
is Anthony CAD Podgorski.
Backed by the st. Paul Trades
and Labor Assembly, Podgorski
said he is running on his record.
He states he is against all forms
Of sales tax because such a tax is
unjust in that it shifts the bur-
den OF taxation from those best
able to bear the load.
Podgorski also believes the
state sales taxes are too high in
its demands, and that the state
should have a low-rent housing
authority. He also believes there
should be drastic state controls on
rentals to curb the greed of
landlords and those who exploit
real estate.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

1t seems every play
hurried consultation the bench and
eleventh player would rush the field.
please Mr.. herman You mentioned during commercial
that so minutes trying to find single
player who could play football
HOW IN THE HECK YOU EXPECT THE PLAYERS TO
KNOW FOOTBALL WHEN THE COACHING
STAFF CAN'T COUNT TO ELEVEN.
That's for the coaches.
Now the players.
Our played their hearts out
any help from the coaches or stands
They didn't quit They showed under They didn't have the
equipment necessary mans of football To play
Western you able to kick
block fortyx boys the field against Ohio State
these things like using pea shooter
against B-36
you said spent go minutes looking for foot
ball player.
about Bill McSfoore7
Bill probably acity haback out
Minneapolis schools since Andy Uram He college
player in high school,
We ask you again. Mi. Bieman, happened Bill Nc
Moore7
Anyway. get you twenty count to eevenl
than borrowing from the bank these days be-
ing abb a couple tickets to South Pacific"
time supposed to write in for
reservations s a result left out in the cold
Today though have In the bank as my
good whaen solved all problems and handed me two
frontr row o p.
Seems he's only couple of handsfu of
buckets
They are having testimonial County
George Thursday night His Many
him their good wishes for happy
election that he deserves
There are a number of legislators running de-
their with vote of confidence by the
Christie Gerald Muln Leo Moser and
cOOdn real loyal and true friends of the people
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

The E.E.B.P. Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. r. II. Wilson,
3749 Fourth Ave. So, Monday,
Oct. 30. at $3.50 p. m.
The Pastors Aid of st. Peter
A.M.E. church met at the home
of Mrs. Jessie Shannon, 1920
Third Ave. So.
Miss Doris Jones, now living at
1920 Fourth Ave. So, came to the
city from Muskogee, Okla. She is
living with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnette Jones, and
Is planning on making MinneapO-
lis her home.
Rev. f. ID. johnson of Omaha,
Neb.. is conducting a revival at
Bethesda Baptist church for 10
days. The revival begins every
night at 7:30.
The Beautician Club met at the
home of Mrs. Grace Workout,
1899 Smelling Ave, Monday, Oct.
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore LOckett
Of 1920 30th Ave So. had as their
dinner guests Sunday evening,
Oct. %, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mar
tin. The dinner was in honor OF
Mrs. Martins birthday. She re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Richard Ross, 532 Aldrich
Ave. No, returned home after
vacationing with relatives and
friends in Detroit, Mich, Chicago
and Milwaukee. Wis. She also
visited with the World War /
Veterans at the Soldiers Home of
Woods, Wis, some Of whom she
has known for many years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27
InteE-RoeiaI Commission
Heed Will Address
TheoSophieuI Society

At 1880 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 20,
the Theosophical Society in St.
Paul will present Clifford Rucker
executive secretary of the Gov
ernor's Inter-Racial Commission,
in a public lecture at the So
ciety's headquarters, 80 Frontier
Building, Robert at Fourth St,
st. Paul.
"Minnesotas Campaign For
Better Race Relations" will be
the title Of Mr.. Fuckers address.
The first object of the society is
to promote universal brotherhood
without distinction of race, creed,
sex or color.
Everyone is invited to this
meeting, and all other meetings
of the society held each Sunday
evening at 7:3O p. m. at the
Society's headquarters.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Gerald Marty, who was hit by
car on his way home from
school, is out of the hospital and
getting along fine at his home,
9S3 Aldrich Ave. No. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mar
ity.
The State Association Of chur-
ches is to be held at the Pilgrim
Rest church. The association will
begin November 2.
The Ursula MatrOns Society of
Zion Baptist church met at the
home of Mrs. Jim Matthews, 516
Colfax Ave. No, Tuesday, Oct.
"a.
Miss Gloria Brown, 3749 Fourth
Ave. So, had as her dinner
guests Misses Dixie Lee Phillips
and Gwendolyn Miller. Sunday,
Oct. %.
Cpl Donald Gates has been re-
leased from the hospital in Ros-
well, New Mexico, at the Walker
Air Force Base. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gates, 3947
Second Ave. So.
Misses lone Roach, 3917 Fifth
Ave. So, and Mary Esther Young,
2426 Fifth Ave. So, have enrol
led in the fencing class at the
University of MINI.
Miss Carol JacOs of Nashville,
Tenn, now living at 1852 Fifth
Ave. So, has been in the city for
a month. Miss Jacos came to live
with her aunt, Mrs. E. l. Esther.
She plans to matriculate at the
University of Minnesota in jan
larry.
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TEAM STANDINGS
October 20, 1850 - IS Games

High team three Radins Mems Shop, Pip; Herman
Single Radns Shop 1884, Woodlands
Home, 823
High individual games Ralph Charles
Single game Ralph 2O22O3; Baey-B
GAMES NEXT WEEK
alleys "a; w T. Grant Co
Cleaners Woodlands
Home alleys 80; Minneapolis
Spokesman, alleys 80 and 40
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The Halloween committee for
the Christian Endeavor Of st.
Peter AME church met at the
home Of Mr. Bill Fraction, 3S4l
Clinton, Wednesday night, Oct.
25 at 1880, The party will be Octo-
Der 81.
MIR. r.. +. Askew Of Sioux City,
Iowa, was visiting his nephew.
Mr.. ]. Dowdy, 1882 Clinton for a
few days. Mr.. Askew came to the
city Thursday. Oct. 10 and left
Sunday, Oct. %.
Mrs. r. Il. Hill, and Mrs. Helen
Dowdy Of Chicago, ILL.,, passed
through the city while on a vaca-
ton. Mrs. Dowdy = the sister of
Mrs, J. Dowdy, 1882 Clinton.
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Celebrates ssth Anniversary

Celebrating its 55th anniver-
sary Thursday, Nov. 2, will be
THE Fifth Ward Republican
Club" (the old 3rd), with a pro-
gram and smorgasbord.
The observance will be held at
Plymouth Masonic Hall, 1912
Emerson Ave. No. A smorgasbord
will be served from $50 to 1880
p. m. and the program will begin
at 8 p. m. The public is invited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

The fabulous Enroll Mr.. Piano"
Garner recently was named win
ner Of the best jazz record in
1882, awarded by jazz critics in
France, for his recording Of Play
Piano Play and frankie and
Johnnie. The piano wizard, cur
rently on tour in the east with his
rhythm sidekicks, will soon be
heard on another album of jazz
flights, an eight-sided packet to
be released some time this month
under Columbia records, one of
the Big Four in the discery bust
ness. Sc AMP.
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Marshall Loses 1910

Murray bottled up Marshall's
speeding backs last week. Joe
Price, Kelly and Blakey were I'M
able to break away. The Mar
shall line play was very good.
Marshall was scored on from 70
yards out and Dick Blakey had
an attempted punt stolen from
him by Roger Keonke, who went
on to score.
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first half of the
game last week,
came back in
the last half TO
score Fl points
and defeat the
Hamline Twin
City r atty
Company.
LIE e Ballard
d We s e We n
yards over the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

Bobby Robertson, Indiana
ace Negro back, all but defeated
Notre Dame singlehanded. We
will get a chance to see Robert
son against Minnesota
Well, no one expected Mime
sofa to win, but we did expect
the Gophers to put up a decent
ball game. 1 am inclined to string
along with the students who put
up a sign on the campus, Bye,
Bye, Bernie"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

Some leave footprints on the
sands of time Some leave the
imprints of a great soul
Others just leave the mark of a
heel.
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center Of the line for the first
touchdown, then rambled 55
yards for the second.
Jimmy Jones scored on an end
around play from the Is yard
marker Ballard and Jones
scored the points after It'd.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

New Mexico has increased its
production Of potash fifteen-fold in
Is years, to meet agricultural and
Industrial demands.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-10-27

bounds and not peep out Of the entire assembly
of some So 900 folks The fans graduates
downtown quarterbacks and just folks quit
cold on the team.
AZ the third quarter started there were gaps
in the stands wide enough to shoot cannons through
and not hit a soul.
Now let's take the coaching staff.
Far be It from to tell authorities like Bernie
Bierman how to team, but we stil think
coach should know how many players make a
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Halle Seniors Tie
Hill A. c. 90

The Halle defense stood up in
this game, but as usual Halle
didn't have any scoring punch.
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SANITY CITY
SPORTS
HaIIie IRIS. Win 2I-o
By Jimmy Grimm

The Halle Q. Brown Juniors,
after being held scoreless in the
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TWIN CITIES LADIES
BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NnMn
Oct II, 1850

INDIVIDUAL high, one game, Mar
ion Ashby. ITO; three games,
Marion Ashby 456.
Team high, one game, Com
merce Liquor Store, TO; three
games, Commerce Liquor Store.
1882.
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Almost About
Everything
BY Percy VlII1
For Shame Minnesota

We're writing this after the Ohio State debacle.
First lets take the fans.
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NV. was indicted on charge Of
carnal knowledge involving an H.
year-old colored girl.
Among others indicted was
Louis w. Tate, 80. colored, of the
900 block of S street NV, charged
with forging a check for $3,265
which he is said to have passed
for payment on an automobile.
George B. Phelps, 10, of the
1000 block of G. street NV, was
indicted on three charges of un-
authorized use of an automobile.
Several younger boys who al
legedly were with him were turned
over to juvenile authorities, po-
lice reported.
The indictments were among a
total of AZ returned by the grand
jury before District Court Judge
Alexander Holtzoff.