davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

Mazesniu tautybiu grupes po.
puliariuose Cenzo leidiniuose tu.
ri speciales siltis, lietuviai to
|neturi. Tiesa, kituose dokumen.
tuose rasime lietuviq tokia pat
klasifikacija, bet tie dokumen.
tai sunkiai prieinami.
Kitas svarbus klausimas, ku.
rio neissprestu nei pats vyriau.
sias Cenzo Biuro direktorius
Philip Hauser, tai tikrasis lie.
tuviu kilmes amerikieciu skai.
cius. Nuo seniai mdsu visuome.
nininkai nustate, kad turime
milijona ar daugiau.
Bet atsiranda ir priesingr
tvirtinimu, ypac musu patti kai.
riausioji spauda ir jos vairuoto.
jai, kurie kazkokiais lietuviu
nesuprantamais sumetimais, sis
apie milijona lietuviu isvads
grieztai paneigia. Jie nurodo
Cenzo Biuro leidinius, kur pa
zymeta, kad 1910 m. Lietuvojt
ir cia gimusiu lietuviu yra SUI
rasta tik 394,811 - arti 400
900.
I tai galima pasakyti tick
kad oficialus duomenys tiel
apie lietuvius, tick apie kitas
kalbines grupes pilni klaidu il
netikslumu. Sios klaidos daz.
niausiai ivyksta del gyventojr
neparuosimo Cenzui ir is dalies
del surasinetojo (enumerator)
nekompetentiskumo bel nepai.
symo. Irodymui to paimkime
sias kalbines grupes ir paziu.
rekime kaip jos pacios apskai.
ciuoja savo tautiecius ir kick
JOINS duoda Cenzo statistika:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

Ju apskaiciavimu (Cyz'o knygo-
je) mes turime per milijona, O
jie apie milijona. Tuo tarpu
paskutinis Cenzas jiems pris-
kaito tik $4,000. Sis skaicius
tiesiog stebina tuos, kurie gerai
pazista ukrainieciu gyvenima ir
nuodugniai Zinc jq organizaciju
tinkla. Wien ukrainieciu ir ru-
tenu (Karpatu If dalies senos
Austrijos ukrainieciq) Kataliku
Baznyciai priklauso " milijono,
o staciatikiu (bukovinieciu) bel
kitoms baznycioms - 10000.
Be to, kada mes turime tik iris
nacionalinius apdraudos susivie-
minus, pas ukrainiecius ju yra
net IA, su 10000 nariu, 1000
kuopu ir 81 milijonais turto. Tx
|vienas apdraudos susivienijimas
Ukrainsky Narodny Sujusz turi
per $4,000 nariu.
Sios zinios aiskiai rodo, kad
Cenzo metu 9 is 10 ukrainieciu
patenka kitoms tautybems -
daugiausia rusams, lenkams, ce-
kams, is kur jie didziumoie kile.
Pc ukrainieciu daugiausia nu-
kencia lietuviai. 1910 m. Cenzo
duomenyse lietuviu kaip ir nesi-
mate, po to laikop daugiau
kaip 100000 lietuviq neivaziavo.
Xxi 1920 m. dazniausiai mes att
tekdavom rusams ir kick reciau
lenkams. Tx Lietuvai prisike-
lus ir pradejus nepriklausoma
gyvenima, amerikietis lietuvis
atrado save. Nuo 1920 m. Cenzo
duomenyse lietuviu skaicius zy-
miai didejo. o reikia pasakyti,
kad dar ir siandiena ne visi is
mOkOme uzsirasyti lietuviais.
Ypac mlsq senesnioji karta, at
vykusi caro- laikais, uzklausus,
kur gime, greiciau atsakys. per
Iklaida ar nesusipratima, kad Ru-
sijoje arba net Lenkijoje... O
cia gimusieii daugelis uzsire-
lgistruoja kaip amerikieciai.
Tuo tarpu teisingas tautybes
isaiskinimas svarbus tick lietu.
viams, tick sio krasto vyriausy.
bel. Tad neuzmirskime patys il
kitus paraginkime uzsiregistruo.
ii lietuviais! c. Bure
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
IA . S y
vIsUoMENEJE
Lietuviu dailes paroda
Waterburyje

IS New Yorko jau pazistamos
Dailes Parodos sekretoriatas
pranesa, kad ia paroda vel att
daroma balandzio % d. Water
buryi, Conn. il tests dvi savai-
tes - Xxi geguzes 6 dienos. Pa
rodai gauta vieta miesto biblio-
tekoje, paciame miesto centre :
Central Library, 267 Grand ST.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Be dailes kuriniu - tapybos
ir grafikos - paroda apims ir
tautodailes dalykus, atsiustus
is Vokietijos. Prize ju bus pri-
jungta dar tie tautodailes dar-
ibai, kurie bus gauti is Connec-
ticuto valstijoje gyvenanaciu
lietuviu ir kurie turi dideles
menines vertes. Parodoje bus
rodoma filma is tremtiniu gyve-
nimo Vokietijoje.
Parodos lankymas bus memo
kamas. Islaidos, kuriu bus apie
1900 doleriu. bus dengiamos is
auku, parengimu ir parodos lei
diniu.
Jau sudarytas parodos CEN
TRIMS garbes komitetas. Jane
dalyvauja miesto maioras Sny-
der, Connecticuto valstiios kon-
gresham. Peterson, amerikieciu
dailininku atstovai bel ryskesni
Waterburio amerikieciai kultu-
rininkai ir lietuviu visuomenes
veiklesnieii asmenys is Water
burio, Hartfordo, New Britaino,
New Haveno, Ansoniios.
Parodos menine dali tvarko
dailininkas Ed. Krasauskas.
Parodos tvarkomoio komite-
to rlpestis yra. kad il butu ap-
lankyta kuo didesnio skai6iaus
zmoniu ir kad ia pacia proga
butu Wis didesniam skaiciui
Amerikos gyventoju pavaizduo-
ia Lietuviu Tautos persekioji-
mai ir jos pastangos j laisve.
Tam tikslui prie memo parodos
norma priiungti ir visa tai,
kas galetu lankytojus vaizdin-
giau supazindinti SUI komuniz-
mo padarytom skriaudomis Lie
tuvai. Paroda eina sukiu: "Uz
Lietuvos Laisve!"
Parodos vyriausiuoju tvarky-
toiu Waterburvie yra sutikes
butt DIR. M. J. Colney.
Visos Connecticuto lietuviu
orqanizaciios ir visi lietuviai
kvieciami parodos talkon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
NAUJA VYRIAUSYBE
CRAIKIJOJE

Graikijoje rinkimus laimejo
centro partiju grupe ir vyriau-
sybe sudaryti pavesta stipriau-
sios centro partijos vadui gene
rolui Plastiras. Jis yra zinomas
antikmuonistas, bet yra savo
aiku ir Graikijos karaliu isvijes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
CenZas duOda

jos siuo atzvilgiu maziausios.
Dabar paziurekime, kick tiks-
lus tie oficialus Cenzo duOme-
|nys. Pavyzdziui, paimkime NUNS
istoriSkai artimus ukrainiecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

Sic skaiciai aiskiai parodo,
kad musu isvada apie milijoni-
nj lietuviu kilmes amerikieciu
skaiciq turi tvirta pagrinda. Is
skyrus lenkus, musu pretenzi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

tatyma isleidus komunistai Wis
delto sugebejo suorganizuotl
streikus Marselio ir Bordeaux
uostuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
SIOJE SALYJE

OxOIA O1A L ~
COPLON IR GUBICEyO byla.
byla pasibaige paskyrimu jiems
po Is metq kalejimo. Gubicevui
taciau bausme suspenduojama,
jeigu jis sutiks butt deportuo-
tas j Sovietu Sajunga, kurios
agentas jis buvo. Coplon, buvusi
Amerikos Teisingumo Departa-
mento valdininke, sitos galimy-
bes kalejimo isvengti neturi.
Bet ir Gubicevas, is pradziu pa
svyraves, paskui sutikes SUI pa
siulymu, pagaliau atsisake butt
deportuojamas. Tiesa, jis dar
neprisipazlsta, kad jam geriau
Americas kalejimas, negu grill
mas j "roju". Sakosi, kad liekas
kovoti del isteisinimo, duosias
apeliacija. Bet. Jis puikiai
Zinc, kad antra karta toxic pa
siulymo negaus. Wis delto ma
zesne rizika Is metu Amerikos
kalejimo, negu numatomas tie
velio paglostymas" -.
Coplon advokatas pareiske,
kad kreipsis j aukstesni teisma.
Apeliacijos pagrindas - kad
prokuratura naudojosi nelega-
liai lgytomis informacijomis
(slaptu telefoninu pasikalbejimu
klausymu) ir kad pakeitus ad-
vokata nebuvo Quota pakanka-
mai laiko naujajam advokatui
Isu byla susipazinti. Kadangi te-
lefoniniu pasikalbejimu klausy-
mas bylos sprendimui buves ne
|esmines reiksrnes, tai tik antra-
sis pamatas apeliacijai duotu
vilties, kad byla dar karta bus
persvarstyta. Galimas dalykas,
kad tik tue sumetimu Coplon ir
pakeite savo advokata paciame
bylos svarstymo isibegejime.
SENATORIU Mccarthy, kuris
tvirtina, kad Valstybes Depar-
tamente dar tebedirba maziausia
SO komunistai, susipainiojo, kai
buvo paklaustas, ar jis gall nu-
rodyti tu tarnautoju pavardes.
Tuo tarpu iis nurode tik viena
tarnautoja Dorothy Kenyon, ku-
ri ligi pereitu metu gruodzio
menesio buvo Sios Sales dele
gacijos tarnyboje prie Jungti-
niu Tautu Organizacijos. Bet
dabar il jau nera Waist. Depar-
tamento tarnyboje. Toji, tarp
ko kita, neprisipazista priklau-
santi kokiai nors komunistinei
organizacijai. Toliau senatorius
paminejo ambasadoriu Jessupa,
kuris esas nepaprastai palankus
komunistu reikalams. Kick zino-
ma, ambasadorius Jessupas yra
zymus "kveikeris''. apie kuriu
nuolaiduma komunistams PEREZ
ia vasara DIRVOJE buvo pla-
ciai rasyta. Kad iis butu komu-
nistas. ar priklausytu kuriai
nors ju "fronto"' organizacijai,
|irodymu. zinoma, nera. Pagaliau,
senatorius Mccarthy paminejo,
kad Achesono zmona (ne Waist.
Departamento tarnautoja) da--
vusi 2 dolerius kazkokiai orga-
nizacijai. kuri, pasirodo, esanti
komunistu kontroliuoiama. Is to
susidaro ispudis, kad senate
riaus Mccarthy kaltinimai tue
tarpu nerimti. Jis dar zada
savo kaltinimus konkreciau pa
remit ir nurodyti daugiau pavar-
,,dziu !. Bet keista, kad is anksto
nurodes tikslu komunistu skai-
ciu departamente. paskui taip
: ilgai "kisenese' iesko ju pavar-
dziu -.
ANGLES BENDROvES, pasi-
rasiusios nauja sutarti SUI unija,
5 jau kalba, kad reiksia pakelti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

ANGLES BENDRovEs. pasi-
rasiusios nauja sutarti SUI uniia,
jau kalba, kad reiksia pakelti
ANGLES kama nuo 10 Xxi Is centu
tonai del padidejusiq islaidu
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Budget Sports-Street Floor

6Ss3S5 in
in prints
al
65SlO95 Gabdne
beige to - - " ~ o
27s4s5
and sizes to -
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Sports Shop-Third Floor
Junior Budqet Shop-Fourth Floor

Juniors S95 and S1395
tahas with
spectators with corduroy trims hvstees
NO
oetl oeep pockets tailored
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Suit Shop-Third Floor

suit Shop-Thrd Floor
to to
S5975 Suits
tweeds for juniors : ~ O' ~eN ~
Misses Misses and Juniors SIS and ss5 Junior
pink and brown
=
french Room Second Floor
as ce - - -- sit
BLACK charcoal
Hayon
gnger1 10
.oune on Black
Gown
NUsS - ------
s s 'dine Suit with novelty
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Few-of-o-kind Coots Greatly Reduced


sss M , ; IS. % s u: +: s en- @ @ and
| @ 1mS S Jap s ed n i shssl @ e Hass s 2
Of
1 ezsa s 's' nsS
SIS SIS G Grey I 1 q 1opps of rstnann fine fabric Navy as 1
SIS 5 @ c 1sD9sf % % "sss 9s a a s s.4s & s asss s
ripple Beige
wool FISCHER
% sss75 % Ss cea wyando M @ with ioop collars e
@ &c taaps p s
sWonens
collars
Of grey green
Pyramid in red brown o gold
a pse @ @ n:'.ss % Shadow 1: s sS' % @ s n % A @ S
's % f,ss s, S dyed Mgstnsd @
S1:s5 M
% Gss oss @ a aRa % 70 es IT, s7 toast s @
pockets Tempo
dark brown
suor Grey navy
ss ss sss es sss Wss s ss 1 esss s % % ] NJ,
Budget sports-street Floor
s ss jsas sa: 's"s .ss s ] a short T
essos front in green
green red or grey sizes @
~ s. ssn ] ss
Jeacelry! Gloues! Neckovear! Umbrellas
100 SO to S Necklaces
PusFe
s % : 7 :s ed s ssps: 81
to
o handle
of
C broken 9
Sports Shop-Third Floor
ss ss S ss s ssovS ~ s % ssas e @ | ~ with % ss xs
aeos ekeg SEe IN navy black check
matching o 81
upper straight
nfronts
sSo os 2s5 3s5 Skirts woteds
-
Junior Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
hvesees
S
Evening star., 1950-11-23
French Room Hats
"A and "a off

just Is of these famous name designs
styles include large brims, cloches, pro-
files in fur felts, imported velours and
melusines. Colors include black, navy,
green, wine and few pastels.
50-S15 Hats. Velvets, dobosheens,
velours and fur felts in pillboxes,
profiles, bonnets, casuals, some
French reproductions - $40
150-S1250 and S13 Hats, in black, navy,
coffee, wine, dark green and few
pastels. Also included some Dun
lap and Draper hats --$ $3.50
Millinery Salon-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-23
2O-Women's S155 to SITS Furred Goats

2O-Womens l55 to SITS Furred Coats
Luxurious fus of Sheoed Beaver Iustrous black dyed ST
Persion Lamb blended Mink collars cuffs dinner l+0
jacket how shoulder yokes panel black
box ooots Of Fomonns Vooro DeIo uord Black
shadow eeen Sizes l2K 24 81
25-Wonnens Sl1O to $125 Furred Coots
Coots Of fine broodcoth suede woos SHINY
styles beautifully fured with and cuffed wv
oveeeves Of dyed Peon yoke chin coo
and cuffs of black dyed Person shows Jop Mink Mountain
Sob collars and cuffs and ripple shows Of Silver Black grey
wine, toupe brown 22 to 22z "a to A.
15-Women's S59.75 to So975 Casual and
Dressy Goats
Fitted boy styles fine boodcIoth, SRR
novelty weeds gobodne With zip-lnnes of Skin eO
Sunbo Son Coors Of black grey, green, brown,
navy Sizes l22 to 22A; 81 to 40.
Juniors SIS and $50. rs Goats
Wonderful collection of wool broodcoh with rolled
collors ziP-wool Innings REFERS styles pyromd eoot
with velvet collars cuffs fitted black grey
dye grey red wine toupe. Sizes 7 to IS.
Misses $5975 to S69.75 Goats
Sycamore zip-ned dress boodcIoth coots Anseioh SAA
dressy Ioredboek coot feecy wool wrap pyramid ~
description of the many wonderful values in this
In black, wine, green, grey, novy toupe; to Is.
Jeuefs-coat Shop-Thrd
Evening star., 1950-11-23

3o-Mi $4e75 WooIen broodeoth Toppen black eeen
Sizes 10 to
1ei se975 eo purple navy bue ereen toupe
6ohv sizes 10 to
5Junior $7o75 Beige
pockets Sizes to
3oMis boodcoth and
cloth trimmed with beaver leopard
Persian ob Fitted fod and box black
touPe and Sizes to
5Junior sy siker-ded muskot coo
Sizes to
1ounors S4s75 Yomdyed Refer
Sizes to
1zMies $l25 black
collar and cuffs; boodc with black
Sizes 10 to
Evening star., 1950-01-08

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25
House Raid Nets z
Women 500 Fines

Two Minneapolis women who
were arrested by MORALS squad
members Friday night In n raid
on the residence nj 1928 Smelling
Ave. 80. pied guilty az charged
Wednesday. Aug ~, before
Judge Tom Borgin Of Municipal
court.
Bornicc NJ, johnson. 30. Of the
above address,, who waH preW0u-
Iy charged with operating a DIS
orderly house by Pat WalliHR.
head Of the squad received a 10
days or 800 fine
The other woman. Mrs, Frances
Smith, 81, 243b Fourth Ave. 20.
WAS charged with a morals Of.
Tense and received also 30 days
or a 800 fine.
NoiRhbOH had complained Ia
police about "RolnRs on" In tho
house
A story In the Minneapolis
TRIBUNE Of August ~, said the
two women hAd been scntsncrd
10 work house terms WAS only
partially correct, The Judge gave
them 800 fines or 30 day terma,
Both were released after paying
fines
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25
|. MYRTLE GARDEN DIES
First Nusionol
Bonk Employs
Office Worker

jeanne Fraction, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fraction,
ss4l Clinton Ave. Minneapolis,
was employed August n, a. q
timekeeper in the personnel de-
partment OF the First National
Bank Of Minneapolis.
Miss Fraction Is the first Negro
white collar worker employed by
a Minneapolis or st. Paul bank.
She is a graduate OF Central high
school.
The placement was made
through the cooperation OF John
X. Ewing. manager OF the Per.
sonnet department OF First Ma
tional and William Seabron,
former industrial secretary OF the
Minneapolis Urban League.
Miss Fraction Is active in youth
activities at ST. Peter AME
church and n member OF the Can
tinos, q singing group Of six
young women.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25
FIREMAN. ATTACKS
COP. TAX PROGRAM
~ CAMPAIGN TALK

Orville l.. Freeman, DFL en-
dorsed candidate for Attorney
General returned yesterday from
an extensive tour OF the 7th
Congressional District Freeman
reported that the people Of
southwestern Minnesota are very
critical OF the tax program passed
by the Republicans at the last
Legislative session.
Il visited veterans clubs all
over that area, and almost to a
man they feel they have been
hoodwinked by the Republican
administration" Freeman said.
THE veterans know that they are
paying for the bonus themselves. 4"
This Is typical Of Republican
sweet dealing, for In effect vet
Grams are gwen a bonus with one
hand, while II is taken away with
the other, The Republicans have
again defaulted ON their pronts-
es."
Freeman said, The who'll tax
program that emerged from the
last session Is resented by people
everywhere. People realiz" that
governmental services must be-
paid for by taxation. Ncvcrthc-
less. the people also believe that
taxes should be levied according
TO ability to pay"
The Republican adminstra-
ton Of this state and the Ropub-
lican party have said repeatedly
that they stand for tax pro
gram based on the principlr Of
ability ~ pay. Yet when we look
at the taxes that came out of the
last session Of the legislature
which was completely dominated
by the Republicans, we find that
his principle has been ignored
The tax on real and personal pro-
perty was increased. and the tax
/ on Cigarets was Increased from
, 10 cents per pack The tax On
| hOmesteads was Increased. and
the state gasoline tax was IN
creased 20 D cents a gallon FIN
ally. the people Of Minnesota
have been burdencd with the
most reactiOnary rcgressiye kind
Of taxation imaginable. the 81
head tax and the per cent sur
charge an income.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25
'pITTSBUR0H COURIER
cHAN0ES NAME, ADDS
2 NATIONAL SECTIONS

New York, Aug 10 with It's
ISSUE nf Saturday. Aug. 10. u"
weekly Pittsburgh Courier Of
Tered an eight-page comics sec
ton IN color and q i6.page maya,
zine section as supplements 10 It's
regular news section. which
ranges from 10 "a ~ pages. The
paper viii sell for tho same price.
Ibc.
Both actions, II was announce, d
ut n luncheon here. will be-
distributed nationally In the COur.
irTE ~ editions. which have n
combined circulation ~ 3Os,56g.
Connie section al rate viii be-
G1.I76 for one page, while the
magazine will get kI,0s5 per
black and white page Spot color
In the magazine will be- 20 per
cent extra
The paper, II was also an
n0unced. IL dropping Pittsburgh
from its title and viii be- known
at the Courier, Americas Best
Weekly" Officials said the pres
cnt Saturday datcilnc soon will
be- dropped and replaced by u
Sunday publication date.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25
Different Hair Color Everyday
For Milady! St. Paul Woman
Expert In Art OF Wigmaking

cIwl netting over n tOupce block.
and with her vcntilating needle,
ties the hair 10 the netting.
Wigs Harder To MAKE
Wigs are harder ~ mako, she
says TO make the hair permAn-
oHtIy way, she pipes u on sticks.
and hollis II for eight hours 10 q
cugtOmsF wants hair sprinklsd
with grey. Mrs. Claiborne obj
ges by mixing grey hair with an.
other colGr desired.
Pink Wigs Passs
Mrs, ClaibOurns can 0bBge her
customers with any color. any
IsHgth ~ hair deairsd A. the
turn Of the century, she said. she
had many orders for green and
pink Wigs 10 b. worn 10 parties
and baIls However, that fad has
dicd down. she said. but people
wear a. many wigs today az they
I'D then
She even fills bald spots on
baHhfuI EeBtlsmsn. Mrs. Clai-
bourne gets orders for wigs.
toupess. cuTls. bangs. braids and
the hike from all over the country.
Not . universal hair shortage
Just q prscSntl0n 10 look natural.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25
81. Peter a. "A. e. Church
Annual wom0n'S DoY

August 81, 1850 is the date for
the Annual women's Day at St
Peters A.ME. church. "Oppor-
tunities For Women In Our Mod
ern World" Is the theme for the
day. Guest speaker for the IL o.
clock service Is Mrs. Earl Baum
hotter. A fun chorus of Women
will furnish the music for the oc-
CasiOn.
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon a
Seminar on the above subject
will be held. The participants are
a mother, Mrs. Paul Nevis; a
college student, Miss Constance
Chivcrs: a business woman, Miss
Martha Kay: a professional
woman, Mrs, Forest Virgins; a
school teacher. Miss Bertha
Meats, and a Christian worker.
Miss Barbara Knight.
Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell u the
chairman and Mrs. Edith Bow
man. co-chairman. Rev. NJ. l..
Simmons IL minister Of ST. Peter.
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Woman Gun Shot Victim
Refuses To Press Charges
Against Man Assailant

of the shooting Anderson and
Mrs. Wagner had been arguing
In her apartment at 800 Aldrich
Ave. No. Mrs. wagncra brother.
Earl Ingram, a. 1905 Eighth
Ave, No, and another man were
also In the apartment at that
time,
Anderson later reported that
he shot Mrs, Wagner with a ga
cSIiber pistol after Ingram and
companion had left, When the
police arrived he still had the
gun In hia hand. Mrs. Wagner
was taken 10 General hospital
with . bullet wound In the abdo-
men, supposedly in critical con-
dltion Wednesday, Aug. 20, she
! was discharged from the hospital.
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SHHAr RHAAAF VI AtAHf WI athi A''
you know, the mothsr-daught'r
affair.
And the husband could have
the same or contrasting color 0f
hair A. that Of his wife or doll,
too.
All this IL done by Mrs Clai.
bourne with her ventlating
needle, with which she Wesves the
magic wig. With the ysntilatHg
needle. she doubles the hair strain
real hair and ties It into
knot, and pulls. This. II Il -
done often enough. with the night
material, and with the night skin
will produce q wig q wig that
saves embarrassment for many
men and women today.
Although the ART Of Wfgnating
10 far from new, Il stIn takes first
class handling 10 produce one that
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According 10 the Minneapolis
Police Department, Ray Ander.
son. 81, who shot and critically
injured Edna Wagner, 80, viii be
charged with disorderIy conduct
and shooting firearms within the
city limits The reason for the
light charges is the victim re-
fused to sign a complaint charge
against Anderson.
Anderson. after the shooting
occurred on Saturday night, Aug
10. told police he was Jealous be-
cause he had heard Mrs. Wagner
had been playing around" Ac-
cording 20 his wife, Mrs, Elaine
Anderson. who lives at 80 Roy
lston. Anderson had been living
With Mrs, Wagner.
II Is believed that on the night
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81 Petersburg, Fla u, y. Ben
ator Claude Pepper, ID Florida,
who was defeated In HIS bid for
denomination, was said wsdnes-
day 10 be thinking about enter.
ing the political arena In New
York state,
The st. Petersburg Times quot
cd n CLOSE friend" of the soma.
tor M saying that he may shift
his law practice 10 New York.
and. when qualified. seek u seat
In the state legislature, The in
formant told the Times the vet
rran solOn would make the move
from Florida when his present
senate term ends In January,
The close friend added that
Pepper would later become a con.
gresaional candidate because.
after u years In tho senate. he
cant stay out Of politics"
The Times was told that Pep
per feels that New York under
stands his liberal policies and
his attitude toward the inter.ra-
clHl problem.