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Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
Teen-Age highIights.
BY JesseniOr DeBouse

BY JesseniOr DeBouse
Greetings Friends,
Here I am trying again to bring
you some of the latest news. The
reason the column was not in the
paper last week was caused by a
little misunderstanding.
Getting down to business, Nor
ma 10 and Purify have big eyes for
each other, what will happen when
Wyne White comes home for
Christmas? Something new has
happened, Rose Margaret Stamps
and Brock Smith are making eyes
at each other-what has happened
to Edward? Elizabeth Brown and
Jerry S. Chandler are putting on
some strong refrigeration" what
has Cleva Smith to say? Lille
Goode has finally said yes to June
Warren's plea, But Doris says she
is going to get him back, won
der???? Helen Loring is on
the loose again, be on the lookout
girls you might come up lacking
Of boyfriend. Thomas Williams
and Irether Goode are almost
perfect couple. Helen Pittman un-
doubtedly has forgotten "Boody
Green" and has all eyes for Wins
let Collins.
There was quite a few happen
ings on the bus coming back from
Nogales Friday night. First of all
Marie Callahan and her lover
fell out. Doris Smith took soft
seat on Joe Willie Steed's lap,
while Grace Whitfield went to
John Lynch, in the meantime,
Earnestine was petrigerating with
Burns Brooks BUT :.
Matte Boyer says, II can take
Joe Willie when I want him."
Joan says, II don't think Earnts-
tine can take Burnis.' Opal hasn't
said anything as yet -.
The Carver Monarchs played
their toughest game Friday, No
vember II, with the Nogales
Apaches. This is the second time
the Monarchs have tied with
them.
Now that Donald has gone won
der what object will occupy Jew
els time now Since Roosevelt
(Rip) Woods has been in town
Wanda Patton is floating on
clouds . j. C. Walker is still
playing the role of playboy-his
role is almost good enough :.
for the Academy Award. Ze-
Iona Colt and Buddy is the coolest
couple in Arizona He'd Redd
has claimed Roberto Smith as his
little girl, but where does that put
Walter Mitchell? Ruth Phil
lips and Sgt. FL is strictly turn
on ;. Will Reo's love ever turn
Lucy's way? 4. Dorothy Moore
can't make up her mind about
Pete Moore. What about it Err
ME? Juanita Eddings says
She got who she wants, could it
be Herbert Russ, Wilfred Moore,
Or Donald Brown? I. Geraldine
Johnson has big eyes for James
Billion, but so has Marie.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
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Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
THE WORM TURNED

Since the recent election in which Governor elect How
ard PYLE republican, defeated Mrs Ana Frohmiler demo-
crat political pundts and others have written reams Of
copy trying to explain chow come" Among the many
given for the Pyle victory were @ IN a Te
of Governor Mr. Pyles personal popularity his speaking
these factors contributed to Mr. Pyes victory However
there another and important factor that had largely
to do with the defeat of the and about winch
exodus of Negroes from the Democratic Party Whlc
for too long had taken the Negro for TOR
to the party which began when Arizona became state
endured almost constantly until the recent debacle
leaders and that the party could not expect to hold the
Negro vote indefinitely without adequate recognition Of
his worth to party brought the attention of both
Governor Gavey and his the late Governor
Osborne Governor Osborne was receptive to the sug-
gestion of rewardng Negro democrats for their faithful
ness to the party and approved the appointment Of
good positions on the state level He further
approved the appointing of Negro to the Seecve Service
board although this appointment not made until after
his untimely death When Governor Garvey came into
made several efforts by personal calls the Governor
and by telephone and letter. to convince the Governor that
tn Negro could be expected to support the Democratic
Party Indefinitely without something more in return for his
support than ianitorship at the Capitol
Governor Garvey urged to appoint Negro TO the
State Welfare Board in order thorough patient
and sympathetic Investigations of claims made by Negroes
their rights and were not qualified present press
their claims properly Governor Garvey was told that
Arizona has Negroes who we'll quafed TO serve
on many of the states boards commissions and that
there Negro veterans whose army training tted
them efficient state hlgnWay
These and other possibilities pointed out to the Gov
ernor Unfortunately for the Democratic Party Governor
ayev saw neither the justice the political expedency
of taking action He could not be induced to make
an empty gesture the Negro democrat Then the demo
were going to stay power and found entirely
sary to the right thing by Negro democrats Today
know better Now they that in such close election
as we just held the Negro held the balance of and
that he used against the party that he had supported
for too many years because of the pars failure to
ognze and reward his worth Governor-eect Pyles ma
iorty of slightly than three thousand votes
truthuy be represent that balance of held
by the Negro democrats and who supported him in deep
of the democrats failure to count the Negro
after he had worked and voted for the party Will Gov
ernor-eect Pyle make similar blunder?
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23

@. Which is the correct form of
Introduction, "NIrs. White, this is
my husband" or, "Mrs. White,
this is Mr.. Walker?"
A. The correct form is, Mrs.
White, this is my husband"
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
"Street seems
BY BOO PEEP

>. Man wearing 1ady's blouse,
jauntily sauntering along in the
down town. . Downtown-up-
town! which?
-. TeenagerS = girls = bright
skirts, crisp blouses and frivolous
chatter
=. Man trying to force stamps
out of empty stamp machine
like "shakin' down. the slot ma
chine trying to hit Jackpot.
>. Sport shirt or dress shirt,
worn outside, what's the diff
to some?
>. Girls carrying books from
school gallant boy friends
walking along side kicking dust
and throwing pebbles -. chivalry
has long since passed.
Boys, 8, 9, 10 years old,
wrestling in the dirt mucho
fun Wonder if on washday
wrestling with dirty washcloths
brings as much qualification to
mothers?
-. Contented turkeys, "Surviv-
ed" by their feathers dis
played behind ears of young lads
trying to appear as "big chief" =.
however, lads, not feathers, at
tended turkeys last rites.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23

@. How can I revive the faded
cOlors in a garment?
A. A little vinegar in the rinse
water after laundering will help
revive the co1OrS.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

Anthony, her Hungarian butler;
her French chef, her Luxembourg
maid and valet, her sister and
herself. They started hosting
furniture around, cajoling the
painters to speed things up. By
midnight sharp the huge main
living room looked as though it
had been lived in for years.
Mrs. Mesta, for all her genial,
expansive hospitality, is essen
TALLY a fussy person, somewhat
on the bossy side. She'd already
tried out two buffers before
settling on the mustachioed
Anthony. Her chef is the second
since she arrived.
She's already taught him to
fry eggs and make proper toast
for breakfast, but she had a
strange experience with pancakes
that she doesn't want to repeat.
Entertaining American guests
for breakfast, she ordered Ameri-
can flapjacks. The chef couldn't
get the idea. She tried to explain
in her limited French. All yes,
he comprehended. A few min
utes later, Perle's breakfast table
was graced with a platter of
crsbes Suzettes, doused with
cognac and flaming brightly.
Came ON a Bet
SINCE Mrs. Mesta's arrival,
every American in Europe wanted
to pay a call on her, and so far
she's managed to see all corners.
Soldiers from occupation duty in
Germany come around in droves.
Three Georgia CPS recently
pulled in from Munich on a
bet that they could call on
Perle. She heard about the bet
and invited them in. Then came
a dialogue that went like this:
$50 you boys just came down
to say hello?"
Guess that's right, ~ma'a
Now, tell me the truth, do
you sometimes drink a little too
much?"
Guess we do, ma am"
well, if / invited you to a
dinner party tonight would you
behave yourselves?"
Guess we would, ma'am
"All right, you're invited"
When the boys got back to
Germany, they spread the word
that Mrs. Mesta would enter
tain all servicemen who showed
up in Luxembourg, and Perle
was swamped for days. Finally
she set up a schedule - she'd be
"at home" to all soldiers one
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Ends Worry Of
'TeIevision Beard

If you want a razor
blade that gives you
extra-smooth shaves
- a blade that stays
sharp longer - learn
from en- who ap-
pear on television.
For television can
make the slightest
stubble look like a
full days growth.
Television person
Evening star., 1950-01-29
PERLE MESTA MAKES GOOD
Continued from page nine

Saturday afternoon a month.
Today, Mrs. Mesta's Saturday
afternoons "at home" look like
a USO club in wartime.
'I'm not really a party gal"
she says. "The reason my parties
60 over is that like to be with
people, and l like them to have a
good time"
OFF with the Ladies
In LUxEMBuRG, as in Wash
ington, she has a well-developed
party technique. Already she has
dignified Luxemburgers playing
charades and dancing the Vir-
ginia reel.
Mrs. Mesta's occasional
diplomatic dinners follow
protocol. The Minister has to
retire with the ladies while the
men sip their brandy and smoke
cigars.
But that's a lot of nonsense
about conducting diplomacy
over the brandy" she says. II
do mine over the food. Give them
a good meal and plenty to drink,
and that's all you need"
Mrs. Mesta herself doesn't
drink or smoke. She'll take a sip
of champagne for a toast, and
toy with a wine glass at dinner,
but that's all. Mostly she sticks
to soft drinks.
As Americas first full-f1edged
Minister to Luxembourg, Mrs.
Mesta has a certain number of
technical duties, though they
could hardly be called exhaust
ing. Occasionally, she visits the
Luxembourg foreign minister to
discuss a phase of Luxemburg's
obligations under the Atlantic
Pact, and she enjoys playing
hush-hush when these visits crop
up in conversation.
Her big Job
oh, I don't think I should
tell you about that" she'll an
swer a questioner. "The State
Department says it's - you
know - confidential"
Perle's biggest job as Minister
is simply to represent America,
and this she does extremely well
because she's about as American
as anyone can be. Her slow Okla
homa drawl, her quick laughter
and her friendliness win over the
Luxemburgers who are used to
standoffishness if not outright
contempt for their minuscule but
proud country.
Continued ON next page
Evening star., 1950-01-29

ality Ray Block says: mo matter what
blade used, still had television beard.
Then tried new Marlin Blades. Now /
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Try these new Marlin Blades yourself.
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Only 25e for IL new, improved Marlin
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Made by the makers of Marlin Guns
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
RassIers Feature
Forest Park Shows

Forest Park will 60 into its
second week of professional
wrestling Saturday night when
midget grapplers occupy the
spotlight in a tag team bout.
Matchmaker Lou Dzienny said
last weeks inaugural sh o W
proved a wholesome success and
the little fellows are expected to
be seen at the old skating rink
every Saturday night during the
winter.
The feature matfest will see
Sky Low Low and Irish Jackie
showing their diminutive wares
against Pee Wee James and Tiny
Roe in a scheduled 45-minute
affair. The midgets are under
the 100 pound figure and stand
no higher than "A inches from
the mat. James and Sky Low
Low performed on the opening
show and proved crowd pleasers
with their antics.
Paul ct NJ Ortiz, we'll
known to the local Break-It-Of
Fraternity will be seen in the
final bout over a one-hour time
limit with AL Warszawski, the
Polish Appolo. Opening the show
at $50 will be a Commute af-
fair between Ted Marshall and
Jack Britton. These heavy
weights have been cavorting at
Chicago's Marigold Gardens in
recent weeks.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Hunting Maps
HELPS Novice

One of the most populal
waterfowl hunting areas in the
state, the Pie. Mouille marshe.
off Lake Erie, will have POND
and channel markers for the frs
time this season.
To help the novice find hi,
way around and the veteran
hunter his favorite spot each
season, maps showing ponds ano
channels also will be available
by the time the ducks begin to
fly.
c. E. Kincaid is the conserva-
ton department state game man.
ager here.
Hunters now can sight in
their rifles on weekends at the
target range operated by the
conservation department in the
Pontiac Lake recreation area.
Supervised by forest fire of.
ficer Marvin Hartwig, the range
will be open for daily use after
October l and until November
IL.
Mostly deer hunters have used
the range in the two preceding
years it has been open but all
hunters are invited to use the
facilities to target their guns.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

Past performances in the extra
consolation has produced more
rolls, spins, and flips than has
been seen around here in a long
time.
Midget Race
Skippy has also announced
that a Championship Midget
Race will be held on Oct. 7th
with the best of the m | d g e I
racers in the country participat-
ing. The program will consist OF
a 100 lap championship race
along with the regular heat races
and Australian Pursuit Race.
All in all, the program Of
fers 200 laps of racing and based
on the we'll known drivers who
have indicated that they will be
on hand for the show promises
to be one of the best offered in
this part of the country.
Such we'll known drivers as
Neal Carter, Ralph Pratt, John
ny Bro and Buddy Huseman
will be there to strut their stuff
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Rockets Prepare
ToHaItInvasion

Toledo University will repel
an Invasion" by John Carroll
University ROTC forces next
Saturday morning about 8, when
an army freight supply vessel
carrying more than 40 advanced
cadets docks at the New York
Central RR on Toledo's lake
front.
AS a practical training mis-
sion and a football excursion,
the John Carroll cadets under
the command of 1t. Col. H. /.
Schmitt will leave Cleveland
about midnight Friday, travel
Lake Erie overnight and land al
Toledo early the next morning.
After inspecting the city's ia
nous bay docks, the ROTC unit
will move out to Toledo u. in
DUKW' and beseige the Glass
Bowl bastion.
TU ROTC cadets under the
c o m m a n d of 1t. Col. w. H
Blakefield will attempt to hal;
the amphibious assault and pave
the way for the football Rockets
to smear the second charge, al
BIS that evening in the Glass
Bowl.
Smarting under three consecu-
tive trouncings by the Blue
Streaks, the Rockets will muster
their small but tough manpower
to accomplish an upset.
Believed to be the first time
anyone had travelled in this man,
ner to root for the home team
the John Carroll cadets beach
landing, together with the fan!
rail and automotive assault tc
back the Blue Streaks in theil
endeavor to overthrow the loca.
University should be stopped
with all the forces at Toledo's
command.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Full Fields
At #. Miami
Harness Race

Interest in the night harness
racing meet at Toledo Fort Mi
ami Raceway is mounting with
each passing day as the dates
for the Grand Circuit move
closer.
AS usual the call for starters
has drawn full fields with many
of the nations top stars going
to the post.
The meets fastest time con-
tinues to be set by White Noun
tain Boy, this being 1894, the
nations record for the meet un-
der the lights this season.
Veteran Guy Crippen has been
the standout driver of the early
meet but he will have to look to
his honors against the likes of
Donnie Miller, Robert Taylor,
Johnny Cation, etc.
The Grand Circuit returns to
Fort Miami on Oct. 8 after an
absence of more than three
years with some $50, 900 worth
of purses on the line.
Feature attractions during the
week of major league standard
bred action will be the $4,000
races for Juveniles on each gait.
The two-year-old trot is sched-
uled for Oct. Is with the baby
pace billed for the following
evening.
Grand Circuit stakes to be
raced on the lighted mile oval
are the three-year-old divisions
of the Matron Stakes. The pace
is valued at about $1,000 and the
trot is expected to go for more
than So, 800.
This will be the first time
since 1916 that the Roaring
Grand has included Fort Miami
on it's annual tour of tracks.
Prior to that Fort Miami was
one of the Grand Circuits fea-
ture tracks with several worlds
standards being set there.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Take Stock

Put in a little extra work on
your gunstock this fall, and find
out how much longer it will hold
up under rough treatment. Most
gunstocks come from the fac
tory with a varnish finish. This
must be first removed with a
piece of glass or fine steel wool
followed by a cloth dampened
with varnish remover. When the
stock is slick and smooth, apply
boiled linseed oil, rubbing it in
with the hands. Set the stock
away for a day and repeat the
operation. One or two such treat
ments and the stock will take
on a smooth, dull finish that is
impervious to scratches, mars
and weather.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

underway at 2 pm. with the
program to receive the green
flag at 3 pm.
This show should prove to be
one of the best fender-busting
performances seen in this area
in the past year. AS you know
the points received for placing
in the main event go a long way
towards determining the cham
pionship held last year by Frank
Canale. All the boys will be
equipped with extra lead in that
right foot and the repair men
in the town can look for some
extra business come Monday
morning.
Consolation Race
There will be an extra con-
ISOLATION race along with the reg
ular heat races and the Austria
liam Pursuit race. The extra
consolation will give all the boys
who failed to make the main 60
a chance to prove to their slow
er neighbor just who has the
fastest car.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

and eight teams roll on Mon
day at the Bowl-O -Drome.
The Mems Monday league
Is composed of PAC, Buddies
Box Lunch, Burke for Congress,
WHY'S No. 1, Auto Lite, WHY'S
No. 2 and the Toledo Union
Journal. One opening for a team
to round out the eight team cir
cult is available. Any Unit in
terested is asked to contact Norm
Meyers at Local IL.
The Mems Tuesday loop has
Toledo Steel Tube No. /, WHY'S
JAW, DeVilbiss, Flying Squad
ron, Toledo Steel Tube No. ?,
Colonial Hardware, Bingham
Stamping, WiAlys Clio, PAC, To-
ledo Pressed Steel, W-O Drive
away and WHY'S Unit.
The Women's Monday league
at the First Base Recreation has
Champion Champs, Region 2-B,
WHY'S Unit, Local IL Dues Girls,
Bingham Stamping, Jones &
Laughlin Unit and an opening
for one more team.
The Women's Friday circuit
has Lakeside Biscuit, WHY'S
Unit, PAC, Martin Parry, Col
umbia Burner, DeVilbiss Sprays,
DeVilbiss Atomizers and Burke
For Congress.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

three 10-round main events.
They are the first of six
Madison Square Garden per-
formers scheduled to highlight
the 5th annual Police & Fire
Show. In all there will be AZ
rounds of action, according to
matchmaker sgd Goldberg.
Goldberg plans to open the card
with a 5-rounder, followed by
two SKIES and then the three
main attractions.
In Graham, local ring. enthu-
siasts will be viewing one of the
really great welters in the
world. The colorful Billy has
an unblemished record so far
this year and holds a convincing
triumph over the talented Kid
Gavilan.
Pro ring ratings list Mr.. Ora
ham second only to the invinci-
BILE Ray Robinson. Below him
are such names as Charlie Flu
sari, George (Sugar) Costner
and the above mentioned Gavi-
Ian.
But good as his record is, Ora
ham is expected to have a very
busy evening with the European
star. Dussart, who held the Eu-
ropean lightweight title last
year, is a stablemate of Robert
Villemain and just as fought ap-
parently as he has never been
kayoed in his 13-year career.
Since coming to the State, the
Belgian has defeated Joey Ke-
yale and Jimmy Sanders and
dropped a split decision to Pad
dy DeMarco. The later also
holds a victory over Graham.
Tickets to the all-star attrac-
ton may be obtained from
members of the Police and Fire
divisions. Reasonable prices, in
Guiding tax, range from an So
top to 81.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Wrapping Guide
On New Fly Rod
Is Simple Job

Wrapping a new guide on a
fly rod is a simple job, but there
is a right and a wrong way to
do 1t. The wrong way is to start
the winding on the foot of the
guide, close to the bend, and
carry 1t down to the bamboo.
This leaves a space in the wind
ing where the thread jumps off
the guide foot. Water can seep
into this crevice, perhaps rotting
the bamboo and causing a weak
spot in the rod.
To do the job right. bind the
guide firmly in place with coarse
thread or scotch tape. Start the
silk winding on the bamboo and
make 1t climb up on the guide
foot, each turn of thread touch
ing but not overlapping the pre-
vious one. This results in a solid
wrapping that completely covers
the end of the guide "a pro-
fessional looking job such as a
fine rod deserves.
Make the last half-dozen turns
over a narrow loop of thread as
strong or stronger than the wind
ing silk. Pass the end of the silk
through the loop, jerk the loop
out, and with a sharp razor blade
slice off the surplus. Burn of
the fuzz with an alcohol flame
Ito prevent sooting), coat the
winding with color preservative
and then finish off with 2 coats
of thin, clear varnish.