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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

Kenny Dunlap ChcNEo in
holy wedock this what I've heard here and there
truly wonderful affair The best the occasion
Boyd David and Lucies Aendont was girl friend of hers from
Chicago (sorry /
ent"tned with pearls Her finger upve was also Of white
and carried white book with white Her attendant
pink flowers The and
best dark blue suits reception held at the home
served the gfts
display included Radio chair toaser dishes
Congratulations
hook-up couple of the week.
HILL, DIP BUMPS shoulders working and
lane bridge signs reminds me that DOW wow was held last
evening ba Included
David Harriet Bannan, Kathryn Russell lille HasIins
Williams Betty Brown Jean Durand Rock White Mary Lou
Szemore Thompson McGee Stanley
Scott Sterling Duke Horace Collins Glen JNson Joe
Ray Crystal Brown David Williams
Cooper Patricia Foster and
many others. Heard that everyone had a super time.
KEEP RIGHT looking at that beautiful diamond that IL
being displayed sharp Jackie
and Hank Franklin will be saying Il do" somcm" In the
Odl Congratulations who mark
our up couple the week.
SIGNALS AHEAD in order planning
joining signal patrol navy Yep
Allen planning the wodSo when that
uniform coming looking sharper than all get out
Allena member OF the United states Navy!
DEToUR would have probably been made had known that
party given by Saturday
Stanley party very glad attended
wonderful um Leah and Walter Avery there and
Specie Elaine Clifford and Aro Willie
dropped for few minutes and truly
What fun What food bet that when finished eating Pat and
Dean thought IF knew coming we'd eaten down town.
(smleJw
Just this moment got the news Mrs ormsr.
y Phyllis Mayes) Ceary proud parents
people right now-for
they wanted too! Congratulations TO two.
pin-up couple Of the week!
Clock officers Jewell Sears president Willie
Nesb president vene Secretary, and Clyde scrog
gins treasurer
Regardless you go FAST, Make LEFT OR
RIGHT TURN you enjoy yourself roller skating
party Saturday evening 27) Minneapolis until
Charlotte of course
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Twin City Flashes
nv Ohaxloato POrtoSs
"sToPl. LOOK, LIsTENr"

Now that spring finally (hA hail. you be out
which, incidentally
motorcycles III IT, bicycles the
Being good (smile finally
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19
by
Myrrhene
Allen

fine new convertible Bruce
Williams must have changed
schools Saw Walter Lowe and
Joan WitherSpoon Friday night =.
Congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Jones, The wedding will
be mentioned elsewhere In the
paper, ! know someone else can do
q much better job than can
Wen, the Kappa pledges have been
made. Their formal was Thursday
night. I'll tell you more about Il
next week 80. CArmltta, not
squirt guns AGAIN. . Spring IL
here at last. You can tell by Son.
noy Morris working In his yard . .
Pctey VaAsar cut her hair. It's
really cute Bev Carroll got
her Yearbook and she's dying 60
have everybody sign Il. Am
right, Bev.H 60, Beverly Jones
had the shArpest green drcAs ON at
Gloria's party q few weeks ago.
e. Gloria Roberts has found a
new hair style. It's cute Saw
Betty Scott walking down the
street the other day with the finest
male. Who was heT . Joe Ray
has q new girl. I'm stiIi trying 20
find out who she In, I'll let you
know when I find out Walter
Lowe, where did you get the lip.
stick 10 write within Say,
Elmer. where did you disappear TO
Sunday niGht7 1921 know this
column II lousy this week. Oh, you
say II always iB7
To my friends again.
Build for yourself a strong box.
Fashion each part with care,
When It's strong a. your hand
can make Il.
Put all your troubles there;
Hide there all thought Of your
failures,
And each bitter that cup you
quRff
Lock all your hcaTtRchcR within H.,
Then sit on the lid and laugh.
We're Sorry
by error we said last week that
Pee Wee Dillon had baby girl. II
was Mrs. Roland Carson (whO
was PEE WEE Dillon who has
the new baby Pardon pleased
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19
PAST
and
PRESENT

I have to live with myself, and %
! want 20 be ut for myself 10
know.
/ want to be able. a. days no by.
Always 10 look myself straight IN
the eye;
1 don't want to stand. with the
setting sun.
And hate myself for things I have
done.
l don't want to keep on q closet
shelf
A lot Of secrets about myself.
And fool myself. a. ! come and
10,
into thinking that nobody else
viii know
The kind of q man I really am;
don't want TO dress up myself
in sham.
/ want to 10 our with my head
erect,
/ want to deserve all mems re-
spect:
But here in the struggle for fame
and pclf
I want 10 be able to hike myself.
! don't want To look at myself
and know
That I'm buster and bluff and
empty show,
] can never hide myself from me
l see what others may never see;
I know what others may never
know.
/ never can fool myself, and 10,
Whatever happens, ! want 10 be
Self.rcSpecting and conscience
free. Edgar A. Guest
This poem. I would like 10 say
should be taken seriously by most
Of my friends M well ~ myself. In
this past week. very little has been
going on socially, but from talking
to many Of you have found that
n lot Of US have been doing quite a
bit of thinking, SO let's all Of uf
Strengthen up and fly right, Huh :
Orrc Parks, Bit. Eddie Man.
dcrvillc, Edna Mae Shaw were hit,
ting st. Paul Sunday evening
Have you seen Nelson Ballenger'H
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
held its meeting Sunday after
noon. May 7, to complete plans
for their annual spring party to
be given the last part OF the
month. The meeting was held at
the Sumner Field social room.
1901 Bryant Ave. No.
Mrs. J. ID. Ware, 1892 Fourth
Ave. So, arrived home from Fair
view hospital Monday. May IS. He
is said to be improving very well.
Mr.. Thomas Richardson, Omaha,
Neb., is much improved after his
recent illness. He Is now out OF
the hospital He is the father of
Mines. r. Woodland. L. Cobb, and
l. Richardson.
The Missionary Society of st.
Peters A.ME. Church will meet at
the home OF Mrs. WinonR Minis,
2423 Fourth Ave. So, Friday
afternoon, May 20, from ? until 4.
Members are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Birthday Club viii meet
with Mrs. s o. Harris, 1887
Fourth Ave. So. Sunday. May %.
They have chosen the date Of June
q, as the date for their annual
Spring Party at the Columbia
Chalet. Mrs. Helen Phillips is the
grand chairman.
MIR. and Mrs. Y. A. Glover, $500
Fifth Ave. So. entertained a
group Of friends with turkey
dinner in honor of Mothers Day,
Sunday, May II. The guests were
Messrs. and Mines. c. w. Crews.
Joe TreChan; Mines. Rose Ellis,
Elsie Barksdale, Bernice Davis.
Charles Mickey and daughter
Marliss, Walter McElroy. son and
little granddaughter. Augustus
and LaVerne Black; Messrs.
Chester Green and Bill Curry.
Among the many children who
will march in the procession Sun
day, May q, at St Leonard's
Catholic church at the dedication
ceremonies are Cherry Jackson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jackson. 3944 Clinton Ave. So.
who will be one of the flower girls
and Charles Cooper, son of Mr..
and Mrs Oliver Cooper. 3644 Smell
ling Ave SO.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

ST., $50 Aldrich Ave. No, cele-
brated his eighth birthday with a
get-together with a few Of his
friends. They were Xavier Willis,
Delroy Calhoun. Tommy Booker
and Russell Everett. Robert was
presented with q radio from his
parents. He also received other
gifts from his friends.
Mrs. Frances Baker, 1882
Fourth Ave. So, is expected to re-
turn home next month. She has
been visiting her daughter in Chi
cago for the past six months.
The NeIghbOrhOOd Bridge Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Matthew
Evans, 3740 Fifth Ave. So, Mon
day. May IS. Prize winners were
as follows: LIST, Mrs. Harvey Moss:
End, Mrs. Donald Brady and 3rd,
Mrs. DIN Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Crews, 342s
Oakland Ave. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Williams, were among the
many who went fishing on the
Constance. Mrs. Crews had the
Constante. Mrs. Crews had the
best luck, landing a four pound
walleyed pike.
The NL Club, a newly formed
club of teen-agers, held their
regular meeting at the home Of
Miss Ruby jackson, 317 Bryant
Ave. No, Wednesday, May 10.
They appointed committees to pre-
pare for a pow-wow and two day
carnival to be given later in the
season.
Mrs. Ella Dysart, oil f. 22nd
St, left Sunday. May IA. for
Omaha, Nebr. to visit her daugh-
ter and granddaughter, Juan!ta
Wynn and Jacqualine. Jacqualine
is the daughter of Robert Wynn,
son of Mrs. Dysart. Mr.. Wynn re-
sides at 22O6 Elliot Ave. So.
The st. Peters Choral Club will
hold their regular meeting Friday,
May 10, at the church. Their re-
cent Mothers Day program was
said to be a huge success.
Mrs. Hampton Orange was the
guest of Mrs. Wilbert Grigsby,
5Ol6. Irving Ave. No, Friday eve
ming, May II.
Pride Of the West, Chapter 8
Order OF the Eastern Star, held its
annual Tea Sunday, May 7, at the
home Of Mrs. William Walker,
3616 Fourth Ave. So.
The st. Timothy House on the
University Campus had as their
guests Wednesday evening, May
10, a group Of young people from
the st. Thomas Episcopal church.
Mrs. Matte Duncan, San Fran
cisco, Calf, Is seriously i'll in her
home. Word was received of her
illness by her father. Rev. f. Hen
derson. 1929 Bryant Ave. No.
The Hattie Dryer Guild will
meet at the home Of Mrs. w. c.
Crews, 1929 Oakland Ave. So,
Thursday, May IS. This is the last
meeting Of the conference year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

The Hattie Dryer Guild will
meet at the home Of Mrs. w. c.
Crews, 1929 Oakland Ave. So,
Thursday, May IS. This is the last
meeting Of the conference year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19
NAME OMITTED BY ERROR

The name OF Mrs. Mae Marshall
which was included in a report
made to this newspaper by Mrs.
Cordelia Hunter on the recent
meeting OF the Women's Interna-
tional League for Peace and Free
dom was Inadvertently omitted
from the story which appeared in
this newspaper. Mrs. Marshall has
been active in the organization
for a number Of years, serving on
various committees.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

From 1910 TO 1850 the output
Of the American farm worker in
creased l2l per cent, most OF II in
the last IL years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Rev. w. r. Grossley pastor of St James AME church
his congregation and choir will be the guests at the Church
God In Christ 1O2 Lyndae Ave No. Sunday May % at D.
m At this time Rev Grossey will speak and the choir viii
render the music Rev Buford pastor of the church
Robert Chatam Jr son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Chatham
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company pays experienced men
$s7.l7 per week, experienced oper-
ators S5l.S5 per week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

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need You do 90. Not while our
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-19

% IocAte my copy OF Inc minnesota DrIVeFs MANUAL
generally review this booklet at least once q year
to; Ia keep the pedestrians the sidewalk. and
to- keep the car I'm driving from collding with
other autos! Anyway. As sit here with these two
things (eolumn. and review esSon) my mind-my
imagination goes TO town, and you know what that
means! Anyway. we're Off Hope you can follow
and please. don't be too much of a back seat
driver!
STOP AHEAD-which reminds me of the wed
ding that was held last Saturday evening at Phi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17

highway. He was very delighted to see the Waynor Addition, now call- ed the Highlands, with it's many new homes which Foss and Nal colm designed and built on the tract. The voters are to be congrat- ulated upon the result of the bal lotting getting the Highlands into the City of Juneau This will bring in some extra revenue for the City
 The Coast Guard building IS a great credit to the community and is a very fine structure.
 Waynor noticed that both of the banks have increased their person. nel and seem to be exceedingly busy this time of the year.
 Waynor has the distinction Of be- ing the first absentee voter, having cast the first vote Wednesday morning with U. s. Commissioner Gray. He states that looking over the list of candidates they look like a fine bunch of folks and they do any branch of the Gov errment credit"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
Gent. Wash.
 College Is
 Bowed 0u., l,

KANSAS CITY, March 17-tR- Central Washington College, the Pa cific Northwest's last team in the National Association of Intercol- legiate Basketball Tournament bowed out in the quarterfinals last night.
 Centrals Wildcats bowed to the strong Central College of Fayette Mo, 65-55. The victors led all the way.
 The Washington five played without the services of Fred Pet erson, who became i'll during the day and had to sit out the contest.
 Jack Graham's 16 points and IA by Harold Jones led the losers.
 The decision left one favorite and three "sleepers7 still in the run- ming.
 Showing up for tonight's semi finals of the six-day, 32-team meet most gruelling test in intercolle- giate basketball-will be:
 Indiana State, of Terre Haute two-time finalist and the only re- maining seeded team; University of Tampa (Fla), East Central (Ada) Oklahoma State and the Missouri ians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17

 BEST FIVE
 MT NEE

NEW YORK, March l7-tP- Bradley's dashing Braves still stand today as the country's No. l has- ketbal five and potential winner Of college basketballs two major cllampions-the NIT. and NCAA.
 The versatile Midwest quintet meets CCNY for the National Invi- tation Tournament title Saturday night. Next week the Braves try for the NCAA championship, other half of basketball's grand slam.
 Topseeded Bradley raced by St Johns of Brooklyn last night, 83 -72 to advance to the weekend MI finale. There the Braves have tc contend with an upstart CCNY sophomore team that is the sensa- ton of the tournament.
 Unseeded and unranked in the final Associated Press poll. City Col lege lwalloped defending champion San Francisco and Ken lucky, then defeated Duquesne in last nights semi finals, 62-52.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
E. A. GIMDEL, SR. PASSES AWAY;;ILL
 ONLY FOUR DAYS
Was Wide Iy Known in Business as Dean of De-
 parfmeni Store keeping

PHILADELPHIA, March 17-sR-- Ellis A. Gimbel. Sr., department store owner and philanthropist, died today at his home after an illness of four days. He was 84.
 With him when he died were his son, Ellis A., Jr.; a daughter, Mrs. Fridolyn Graham, and a daughter inlaw. Mrs. Richard Gimbel. The elder Gimbels wife died in 1948
 Ellis Gimbel was widely known in the business world as the dean of department store-keeping." With six brothers and his father, he founded store system that now includes branches in Philadelphia New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, De- troit. Beverly Hills, Calif., and Miami, Fla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
STARS SEEK FOUR, FIVE
 MORE MEN
By JOHN B. OLD LOS Angeles Evening Herald
 Express)

HOLLYWOOD, March 175R- Hollywood's chances of repeating as the Pacific Coast League cham pions probably rest with the per- suasive powers of Vice President Bob Cobb and Manager Fred Harey.
 The two head today for Vero Beach, Fla, and negotiations with their benefactor, Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Armed with their best adjectives, they hope to talk the Mahatma of FlatbuSh out of lefthanded outfielder who can hit, a shortstop a third baseman and two pitchers.
 If reasonably successful with MT. Hickey, Haney feels the Stars will be in strong position to wage the pennant battle.
 Every team in the league looks stronger, and we'll have to be im- proved over last year if we are to win the championship" Haney ob- served.
 Five of last years pitching corps are back, along with several lesser lights and several additional good looking newcomers. But like all managers, Haney figures he can use another pitcher or two"
 Chief holdovers are Pinky Woods (23-12), Gordon Maltzberger 19-10) Glen Moulder (14-9), Art Shallock 12-9) and Jack Salveson Q1-O Seeking duty are veterans Lee An thony and Ben Wade, a pair of former Los Angeles Angel players
 Veteran Cliff Dapper, back with the Stars for the first time in sev- eral years, and holdover Mike Sand lock probably will handle most ot the backstopping.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
BOUDDEAU GETS
 CLIPPED BY BALI

SAN FRANCISCO, March l7-tR Manager Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians rubbed smart ing left hand today and probably thought it was just like old times.
 The shotstop was clipped yester- day in Los Angeles by a fast ball off rookie pitcher Bill Connolly in the first inning of Chicago White Sox-Indians exhibition game. He stayed in the game, however, which was won by the Tribe, 5-4, in Il innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
ROOKIE GREW GIVES
 LUKE SEWELL DELIGHT

TAMPA, Fla, March 17-R- Manager Luke Sewell took good look at his Cincinnati rookie crew yesterday under game conditions and seemed pretty happy about what he saw
 Ed Bailey, late of the University of Tennessee campus, caught the last three innings as the Redleg 'B" squad defeated the St. Louis Cardinals Reserves, 9-8.
 Gerry Blackburn, who got S40,00C for signing, southpawed three in- nings. He allowed only one hit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
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BIG "CITY SERIES"
 OPENS, SARAS0TA

SARASOTA. Fla, March l7-LPl Lefty Mel Parnell, the Boston Red Sox' 25-game winner a year ago, and veteran Joe Dobson were named by Manager Joe Mccarthy to face the Boston Braves in the opener of the tive-game "city series" today at Payne Field. A back injury is expected to keep third baseman Johnny Pesky side lined, but Vern Stephens may start his first game of the spring train ing season. The slugging shortstop stepped into the lineup for the first time and belted three-run pinch homer yesterday as the seekers lost their first grapefruit league deci- sion, 6-5, to the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
CHARLES WAYNOR HERE; TALKS ABOUT
 LOCAL CONDITIONS

Charles Way1or, attorney-at-law, and former owner of the Alaska Credit Bureau was in Juneau for a few days. He reported that the city of Jueau looked very good to him, that business among the merchants is good in the records, and the Alaska Credit Bureau in- dicates that most of the people here and in the Territory of AL aska are paying promptly although n some of the cases as a result of he seasonal occupation people have net raid their bills promptly. All indications show that business will 5e good for the summer with the construction going on. Rushing the completion of the saw mill will give money to 8 number of people and bring Q little money into circu- laticn
 MT. Waynor noticed that the stores have complete stocks of merchandise and, surprising ss it nay te, a comparison of prices
 stwcsn Seattle and Juneau shows he rlioe5 arc net higher here In
 act some of the prices are lower
 han in seattle in spite of the transportation and handling charg-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
FLETCHER ENDS HIS RkINIEpS' H0LD0U1

PALM SPRINGS, Calif., March IT -tRl-The stubborn holdout of pitcher Guy Fletcher ended yeSter- day when the 23-game winner came to terms with Earl Shelly, General Manager of the Seattle Rainiers.
 Fletcher took his first workout with the Coast League squad, toss- ing them in during batting prac- tice. A control pitcher, he is ex- pected to need little time to get in shape.
 Meanwhile, Manager Paul Rich ards Topped six men from the squad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
WILLIE pEp TO
 FIGHT TONIGHT
 IN N. Y. AFFAIR

NEW YORK, March 17-tR- Featherweight champion Willie Per will be gunning for quick knock out tonight when risks his feather weight crown against Ray Fame chon, the '.unknoWn" French chal- lenger in 15-round title bout in Madison Square Garden.
 Not too much is known about the European featherweight king, who makes his US. debut in a blue chip bout.
 Willy Willie. however. is in his greatest shape since he injured his back in a plane crash three years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
DOG MUSHER FROM : AIkSKA 10 MAINE
 IS LOCATED AGAIN

HIGH PRAIRIE. Alta, March IT --tR-Cecil (Mush) Moore, who is determined to make trip from Alaska to Maine by dog team, mushed his l1-dog team into this town yesterday.
 Moore, who left Fairbanks, Alaska, Nov. IA, bound for Lewiston, Me, said his dogs still are in first-class shape despite trouble encountered on the early part of the 5000-mile trip. He has covered 1900 mines.
 He expects to cover the 240 miles to Edmonton in about week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night didn't amount to much but here are results:
 At Minneapolis-Eddie Lacy. l30 Minneapolis, outpointed Ernesto Aguilar, 129, Mexico City, 10.
 At San Francisco-Dave Whit lock, 176ls, San Francisco, out pointed Rex Layne, 1855, Lewiston, Utah, 10.
 At Tacoma, Wash.-Lou Joseph, 147ia, Seattle, and Dick Wolfe. .43, Klamath Falls, Ore, drew, 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
CHICAGO CUBS IN
 HlTlESS SPACE NOW

ANAHEIM, Calf, March 17-tR- The Chicago Cubs appear to be the "hitless wonders" of the 1850 base ball exhibition circuit.
 The Cubs got only two singles yes- terday in being shut out, 3-0 by the Sacramento Solons of the Pa cific Coast League. It was their fourth exhibition defeat in six games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
pENNANT HOPES OF
 PHILLIPS GET JOLT

CLEARWATER, Fla, March IT, R-An injury to Russ Meyers throwing arm has jolted the pen nant hopes of the Philadelphia Phillies.
 The slim right handed pitcher fractured an elbow Wednesday either before or during an exhi- bition game with the New York Yankees.
 A physician told the pitcher he would be out of action for two or three months"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17
IDAHO, UTAH WILL
 PLAY FOUR GAMES

MOSCOW, Idaho, March 17-lRl- A four-year football agreement was signed yesterday between the Uni versity of Idaho and Utah. All four games, starting this year, will be played away from home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17

LIVE SAFEL Y-LIVE HAPPILY.
 See page 155 March 18 issue of Saturday Evening Post. FLOYD FAGERSON - District Manager MUTUAL OF OMAHA.--adv Al
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-17

You don't have to send out for bulbs. Juneau Young Hardware will have a large new selection of spring planting bulbs within few days at less than Seattle prices. s1tf