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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

Now, you. SUPPOSED 10 bo INTERVIEWED
lie looked application for about three minutes He
that had employed hcntCaly type
Job for the Veterans Administration during
lie also had bOcn to college and had background
writer he my
more he read the madden he hooked
suh honeyche up my application and drawed
I'm not because haven't had enough
perencel"
been employed kind by U. Veterans Ad
mnistraton suggest politely
vague idea what 1t all about
Well, hOueychde he
letters and handle correspondence familiar
with government procedure!
writing creep walking
ed down Tobacco Road and I'm Veterans Administration
will be surprised to with
dull and commonplace procedure a job.
This character asked question
he make attempt to find out what could couldn't do
have already taken steps to that he won't make the
mistake again.
Negro recognize type having
command of this kind of brdban in the world hasse completed
a few years ago.
this $ example type of U. = Army
has Korean battIcfrOn getting
bceeerus knocked out Of us
the good citizens Of Harlem are sun suffering from
they greeted
the front of the July II Daily News
Negro els Take Key CITY" the News proclaimed
screaming black headline
Having anything except
murder and ntermaage the 100000 folks
quite unprepared for such sudden distinction.
Here few of the quotes from the Stold and
unimpressed citizens:
Don't thing paddles white foksD
vin they get fools to enlist"
They getun them there
anytime they start giving a ooorcd a break"
Who they think they're kidding"
Every they a they running
Well they have to do that to Me back
monkey suit"
think goln' army
they after me7"
They wouldn't headlines those communists
wasn't giving EN- the hard u 60"
YeS o brethren beginning take
. very American white
CTRcy.
Incidentally Daily only before had
appointment with
Negro printed with small N" Just typo doubt
a of part Of Minneapolis
monies a national network last Saturday night
Of Garry Jokes eony. they
been plAhted field And they WEREN'T the
kind either Eddie
~ tickle the funny the Auditorium audience feat
which performers n losing battle MnBeapoIS
To M Moore ID something many
they Broad
way nghtcub performed Mnneapo
audience big kidding with bunch
the sounded and
didn't like II much
nights straight I'm not
having Authorizations At thought bright
I thing slowly awhile
only closely II
plane think plane complete
period time The people with noticed
night Apparently that
nightly lonely waChguard high looks
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or al all
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Miss Olive Virginia Robinson daughter Of Mrs. Evelyn
Thomas 4bS Carroll has chosen Saturday July 30 the
date for her marriage Leonard Carter $50 ~ Milton
of Mrs Lucille Cobb of loS Angeles. She will be married in
her home with her cpahc James Thomas giving her away
Mrs Lorraine will be of honor and Kenneth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28

q federal exam for government information spec
alist, but as there are openings In this region
at present / decided to take another exam for a
routine clerical job. As result of the exam. taken
on July 3, got call from the U. s. Army for q
job interview. The personnel department at Ill
East 18th Street sent me downstairs to the pro-
curemeht division where was 10 be interviewed
by \ captain, . suthcn captain sub. There was
only one job opening for two Of US applicants, The
other gal was white. Unfortunately, for the cap
tAin's peace of mind. he had to take me first be-
ElI..l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

MI and Mrs Pleasant G. Brsedsn 1909 Olson Blvd,
motored to Many Point Scout Camp Many Point Mimi
Thursday July 20 to spend the day with their SON James
about September 3
Mrs oetha Shields Chicago arrived in the city Friday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-28
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAFOIIS RIRrMpAYs

Aug. Icon Lewis, 1910 9th
St. s.; Mrs. +, w. Doyle, 26S4
Fourth Ave, So; Mrs. Rosa Pitt
man, SSl2 Fourth Ave, So; Mrs
Lula jackson 2I46ts Clinton Ave.
So: Mrs Florence MAyeS. 1891
Bryant Ave. No.
Aug S---Joo Stewart, $40 18th
Ave, So. Talmadge Carry, 3704
Firth Ave, So; Charles Miller,
Jr., 1901 Bryant Ave. No; Aug
9--Joseph HaTpole, 2Sl0 Tenth
Ave. So, Aug. 10 Dorothy Sims,
1888 Fourth Ave, So. JAoQueline
Palms, 1851 Bryant Ave. No.
Mira, r, z, Taylor. 500 Olson
Highway,
Aug IL Lorenzo MRnderviile,
S3i3 oath Ave, So, Carl 7, Row
an, SOFA 30th Ave. So: Willard
Southern, $3.50 Lake Park Ave;
Aug. l2-~Lilhan Parkinson. 33A2
Fourth Ave So.
Aug IS Miss Ada Collier $50
Bryant Ave. No. Andrew Brrcd-
love, 7Ol Bradford Ave. No;
Richolle Marie Session. 3S3b
Firth Ave, So, Clemon Rooney,
il0I Emerson Ave, No, Mrs.
Evelyn Bannarn. 1910 9th sc, So;
Nina Johnson, 5l6 Fremont Ave,
No, Annie Crews, SA2S Oakland
Ave. So; Mrs. ella Ray Dysart,
oil u. 22nd 81
Aug. l4-Joe Stewart, bl6 18th
Ave. No; Mrs, ROEclla Allen,
1904 Firth Ave. So, James Las
sley, b3l Glrard Ave. No: Mrs.
Isabelle Noble, ST32 Fourth Ave.
So; Robert Lewis, 1868 Humboldt
Ave. No,
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
August Roberta Jones, l022
Rondo Ave. August 3 Mrs, EsAie
Stewart, $40 W. Central Ave,
August 4 Napoleon jackson, 900
Rondo Ave,
August Yvonno Kemp, 600
81. Anthony Ave. August g.
Mrs, villa Barber. S97 lgiohRrt
Ave: Barbara Jean Patterson,
eOl Carroll Ave, August Mrs.
James Williams, $40 Rondo Ave.
Gloria Gilbreath, D7s 81. Anthony
Ave; Mrs Katie LeAVoll, 90 W,
Lawson; Berlone Price, TOO Ron.
do Ave.
August & Ben J, Moore. 20 w.
Lawson: Lucille Robinson, TOO
Rondo Ave; Mrs. Charles Pom.
dsrs, 6eA ROndo Ave; Pat Bren-
ner, ga Carroll Ave; Claude
Brown, sr., AL ~, Anthony Ave,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Contest. Winner
Wants Audience

WANTED-Audiences or which
to practice. That was the desire
today of Harold Fell, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dana Fell, London Rt.
2, who has won the Silver Medal
Prince of Peace Defamation Con-
test at Lafayette and is now in
training for the District Gold
Medal Contest, just after the holi-
days.
Acting on a suggestion from
the office of the Ohio Council
Of Churches, sponsor of the an
nual Prince of Peace Contest, the
Madison county winner is ready
to arrange engagements to give
the medal-winning defamation
before church groups, luncheon
clubs or other organizations.
such engagements will help
spread the peace message, which
after all is the primary purpose
of this contest, and in addition
will give you valuable experience
and practice in facing audiences
and delivering your defamation
effectively" Rev. B. F. Lamb,
President Of the Ohio Council of
Churches, said in letter to all
silver medal winners in the state.
The silver medal winner from
this county will compete with
about six or seven others in a
district contest on either Sunday,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Harness Races To
Get Early Start

The 1851 running and harness
racing seasons in Ohio will get an
early start.
The state racing commission
has set May s, as the opening
date for the thoroughbred races
at Beulah Park, near Columbus.
The PAGERS ana trotters are
slated to begin the standardized
season May II at the Lebanon
race track.
Beulah was granted a 30-day
spring meeting from May 5 to
Both and a 24-day fail session
from Sept. 8 to Oct. s. The track
will be dark Sundays, May z
and and Sept 20.
Ascot Park at Akron will have
a 43-day meeting, the longest in
its history. Actually, the park
is allowed "A days. Ascot will be
open June 2 through July 81.
Randall Park will have "A days
of thoroughbred racingJuly 27
through Sept. IS, River Downs
will also have Al days. It will be
in operation from May 80 through
July q but will be closed May
81 and June 4
Cranwood's running season will
be May 2 through May 80.
On the sidewheelers', tracks, Le-
banon, which did not conduct
races in either 1949 or 1850, has
been assigned May II through
June 2. The dates were set pend
ing approval of the United States
trotting association.
Steubenville has not decided
what dates to request.
Harness races will be conducted
June 5 through July 81 at Hill
iards and June / through July 81
at Painesville.
Toledo will be the finale with
night meetings from Sept z
through Oct. 27.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Porter Is Chosen
Football Captain

Dean Porter, Greyhound junior
full back has been elected by
his team mates to captain the
1851 Mt. Sterling High School
football team. The announcement
was made by his brother and
1850 football captain, Bud Port
er, at the annual football ban
quet. The affair is sponsored each
year by the Mt. Sterling Rotary
Club.
DR.. James Hull, former OSU
basketball star was the principal
speaker. Letters or certificates
We're awarded by Coach Richard
Beltz to all members of the squad.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
SPORTS
London Nj Bows
10 Washington
So n ass
tuesday Night

Washington c. II. bucketeers
slipped past the London Raiders
to the tune of 44-41 Tuesday
night on the F'ayette County floor.
Bob Sheidler led the way, scor-
ing q points n eight fielders
and five free tosses as he and his
team mates cinched the victory.
Tom Bopeley paced the scoring
for the losers with six points on
eight buckets.
The victory was Washington's
fourth in five starts and London's
second defeat in four games.
Washington took the Reserve
game, 1921.
Score at end Of eacn period:
London ,.,,-..............- 4 13 q II
Washington c. II. IA % "a IA
The longer the London boys
played, the better they got. After
getting off to a very bad start in
the first period, trailing seven
points before their initial score
and behind did at the end of the
first quarter; the Red Raiders be-
gan to press the Lions and cut
down their lead.
The second canto was terrific.
The pace was tripled, and Lon
don actually outscored Washing
ton 9-7 but still trailed 1921 at
the half.
The third quarter was more
of the same, the raiders shorten
ing that margin between them and
victory. At the beginning of the
final period the Raiders were Z
points out, PISA The LEIS boys
somehow managed to keep that
pace they had been setting and
kept narrowing the scoring gap.
With only two minutes to go,
the clock read London II, Wash
ingto ~. The suspense and tension
was almost to the breaking point!
The Ions began to stall; then
some stray Lions put in a lucky
field goal and it was all over for
LHS.
The Reserves were just plain
swamped by the Washington Re
serves 21-53. The London boys
had a real bad night, missing all
their field goals and just gener-
ally messing up.
Raiders Meet Plain City Friday
Friday night the Raiders have
another tough game on their
hands with the scrappy Plain City
Scotties here at London.
AS usual, Plain City has come
up with a good cage outfit; small,
but fast and dangerous. The Scot
ties have suffered defeats from
Worthington and Marysville cut
gave those squads a rough ball
game right up 10 the final buz-
Zer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

and Mrs. Chas Stoer Sunday.
The Five Points WCTU society
meeting and Christmas party was
Dec. 13 at the home of Mrs.
Loving Stoer.
Mrs. Lena Portel, entertained
relatives at her home Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Long visited Sunday
afternoon with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Hudnell and son.
Ben Long, is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Long and family.
Jack Smith is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hays Smith.
Mrs. Roy Stonerock of Williams
port Is reported very i'll.
Mrs. Junior Dean is still on
sick list.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
HAPPINESS

In one of his novels. James
Lane Allen makes one of his
characters say: Happiness is a
great love, a great trust, and much
service. If we would love the
beautiful world which is our home
and its still more beautiful people
if we would trust the goodness of
both, and keep busy at some use
full work. happiness would come
as a by-product. 1t would no
longer be an unclaimed blessing.
-KVP Philosopher.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
JOURNALISM

One of the rules for the newly
organized Pakistan Federal Union
of Journalists is this: In obtain
ing news or pictures, reporters
and press photographer should do
nothing that viii cause pain or
humiliation in innocent, bereaved
or otherwise distressed persons.
News, pictures and documents
should be acquired by honest
methods only. Morning News.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Mt Sterling
Downs Monroe

1t was Forward Phil Richard
on's turn to break loose as Mt.
Sterling racked up another vic
tory-its fifth in drubbiEg Monroe
59-t6 at Mt Sterling Tuesday
night. Richardson scored 81 points
in the Madison County League
game,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Five Points

Rev. McMillen preached Sunday
morning ard evening at church
of Christ in Christian Union.
Worship services were at 10:45
am. at Greenland church Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl Lewis fam
lily visited at the home of Mr..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

December 81 or Sunday, January
7. The winner of contest will be
awarded gold medal and will
be eligible for the state compe-
tition, in which cash prizes and
college scholarships will be CIV
en- to the successful contestants.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Dublin Defe ais
West Jefferson

Dublin's high school basket
ballers racked up a big lead in
the first period in their game with
West Jefferson Tuesday night
and went on to a 57-45 victory.
West Jefferson kept pace in the
second half but Dublin had piled
up a commanding 1919 lead at
the close Of the first-half.
Dick Termee9 led the winners
with 19 points.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
YWC CLUB
CHRISTMAS DINNER

J The members of the YWC club
of First Baptist Church, had the
annual Christmas party, Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Jean KNAPP
per. "a
After a turkey dinner the fol-
lowing program was presented,
The Origin of ST. Nick" by Mrs.
Mary Wallace; The First Noel" "
by Mrs. Fern Smith; THE Three
Wise Men," by Mrs. Aquilla Pol
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Washington C. n.
South Scion In
5i-40 Victory

Leon Reed and Bob Crear, with
19 and IL points, respectively,
paced South Solon to a 5l-40 VIC
tory over Fairfield in a Madison
County League game at South
Scion Tuesday night. Dawson,
Fairfield's center, hit II markers
10 spark his team. Solon took the
junior high prelim, 1924
Fairfield (40)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

ley; There Will Always be a
Christmas" by Mrs. Abernia
Townsend. A gift exchange con-
cluded the evenings entertain
ment.
Mrs. Pauline McNeal was as
sistant hostess.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
IoEoLocY

am willing to eat canned meat
from the u. S. The ideologies
which accompany it I leave on the
plate.-Leo Longaresi, Reden Wir
vom Elephanten. published in
Europe. Quote translation.)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
tDacca, Pakistan. J
MARRIED LIFE

In the courts, a man is presum-
ed innocent until proved guilty;
but in the household he's convict
ed on suspicion. - Townsend Ma
tional Weekly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
LEADERSHIP

Leadership is a very subtle
thing, and while competence is of
its essence, it is not all: il is
competence and character, and
where competence has been gain
ed by dire struggle there may be
a danger that the character is inn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

paired.-Frederic Evans, "Selec-
ton Of Army Officers. Quarterly
Review. (London1.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
UN COMMISSION MEETS
ON NARCOTIC DRUGS

LAKE SUCCESS, New York
The United Nations Commission
on Narcotic Drugs is now in ses-
sion at U.N.'s Interim Headquar-
ters here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

United States with carrying
capacity of 81 million sheep has
about 27 million head.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

In 90 minutes the vaudeville
actor must make good-or fall.
In the great vaudeville of the
Universe your little act and mine
will average only about 60 years
much less time, comparatively.
than the actor has in which to
make an impression.
So we must put our best into
our turn if we want to stand
well with the Booking Office at
the end of the season. - Jerry P.
Fleishman, Forbes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
MT. StcrIinq

Scores at end of each period:
Monroe ...................... 2 6 8 Is
Mt. Sterling -. 8 27 Al SO
Officials-Van Gundy and Pet
erSOn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

NToU may not see any fluffy white boards
or gay red jackets i'll our showrooms
--but we're playing Santa nevertheless.
We're playing Santa when we offer these gay
and gorgeous Bucks at the prices featured
here.
Where else can you find so much power and
comfort and style and SIZE and fun at COM
parable figures?
Fircball power-Dynaflow Drive the
evcr-level ride that you get in Buick?
What you pay for SPECIAL buys an eight
mot six-but the price tags are less than
many a six will cost.
What you pay for RoADNAsTER buys the
standout performer in the 6ne-car fcld-at
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
hef MeHeS q Santa Claus!

You have to feel the supreme command that
is yours with Dynaflow Drive-and the
level-gaited stride of this bonnie beauty.
So come inland take out one of these star
performers.
Just few miles with Buick and we know
what you'll say:
christmas What a marvel!"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
Cattlenlen Elect
Officers; Plan
Three Auctions
MARION. OHIO. Dec. 18

MARION, OHIO, Dec. 18
Walter E. Watt, Cleveland insm-
ance executive and owner of Watt
Acres Farm at Lima, was re-
elected President of the Ohio
Shorthorn Breeders Association
q the Annual Meeting here on
Saturday, December 16. William
]. TIoewischer of Sidney was re-
named Vice President and Treas
urer, while Betty Royon, vice
President of Acadia Farms at
North field, was elected Secretary.
James Fisher of Wapakoneta
was made a new Director of the
Association for a three-year term.
Roland Leeper of Marion, Arnett
j. Gordin of Cedarville and Mar
ion Rosenberger of Cloverleaf
Farms at Tiffin, whose present
terms as Directors expire at the
end of this month, were re-elec-
cd to succeed themselves through
1853.
Other members of the Board
are DR.. o. w. House, owner of
Willow Lee Farms at Washington
c. H., and Herman Purdy, Ari-
NAL Husbandry Instructor at Ohio
State University, Columbus, of
the 1851 class of Directors, and
Floyd Snavely of Pandora, Rob-
ert Reese of Columbus Grove,
John Evans of Woodstock and
Carl II. Stander, owner of Clay
Hills Farms at Bellville, of the
1852 class.
Monday, March 19, has been
claimed as the date for the 1851
Ohio State Shorthorn Show and
Sale, and the Delaware County
Fairgrounds at Delaware has
agin been selected as the site
of this annual auction. Ohio's 1850
Shorthorn Show and Sale was the
most successful state sale in the
nation, with 10 of he 49 head of
Scotch Shorthorn breeding cattle
sold, going at prices over 81, 900,
and the entire consignment aver
aging 5000 per head.
Two other spring sales to be
sponsored by the Ohio Shorthorn
Breeders Association are the
Southern Ohio Shorthorn Sale at
Georgetown on Saturday, April
IA, and the Augulaize County
Shorthorn Sale at Wapakoneta on
a date in April to be announced
later.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22
South solon (5t)

Referee, Pugh; Umpire, Pete
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

| Above payments cover svsrYihingI
looms OF other omoonis or for other
| periods in proportion. 4 Applies 70
| Ioons exempt from fed. Reg. w. E22l
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-22

lie lowest price per pound of any car near
its size and at hundreds of dollars less
than you'll pay for others which match
RoADN1AsTER's reputation.
These are facts you can check in any Buick
dealers showroom-but the thrill of getting
a bargain is nothing compared to the thrill
you'll get out on the road.
You have to feel for yourself the eager
take-of-the willing rush of power on the
straightaway.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
FARM 8 GARDEN

BOXER AT STUD
Axe. reg. Oh. stock. OK. 1920,
WA. a5l4. Ia
Evening star., 1950-05-12
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
closed caught up; open rate. SH.
ACCOUNTANT, BooKKEEpER Wants 1s
part or full-time work. OIL. q. Cts4'
ARCH. CRAFTSMAN, senior, desisner.
eonnectioG innmI BOX ssSlFfs s5a ssr
B0OKKEEPER OFFICE MGR, full
charge; double entry; % yrs. ac-
counting experience. CIR. 3096. 15'
CtHAuFEEUR; tion r colored, wishes posi-
travel. Reliable, sober. Ho. 454S.
DRIVER, light truck. young man,
ccoolood1ed; knows Wash. and Va. DU.
DRIVER OR CHAUFFEUR, young
msh sss4 gtth Sefore exper'' Embassy ref; ME-
FARMER gsl0te On 2 DAIRY MANAGER
wants want . jo6; no children. Phone Fred
erlck 23l-W-11. IA
GARDENER, exper., with automatic
equipment, available for lawn now
ing; Alex. and vicinity XII. s-937s.
LANDSCAPE OR GARDENER, exp,
married. Ii 6-2574.
MAINTENANCE. plumbing. steamtit-
sas-H,W 5ans; Wstsa: sts4. sober and steady q Box
MAN, 20 years old. sober. hard
worker, truck driver, warehouse
man: $50 min. Box 15S-E, Star.
MAN, colored. to do alteration work
Inv n tailSr G1 es shop or clothing store, Can
PAINTER-Exp. int, ext, contract or
hourly; refs; immediate service;
satisfaction guaranteed. UN. so67.
RESIDENT MGR. or assist, front
desk, apt, club, prop. mgr. Vet,
exper., honest, courteous, depend
MRS. MRS T6Rss1ItHo paSns NO. e711. Mr. or
SALESMAN or salesmanager, II yrs,
selling exp. would like contact with
reputable f1rm; salary open. BOX
MARRIED MAN, AZ. Q children, owns
home, manager of chain grocery
store for past 13 yrs, desires re-
sponsible position. Box 297-E. Star.
MEMBER d. C. BAR, B. 8. LIB,
Notre Dame, GEORGETOWN, desires
position with law firm. Box 4O2-E.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

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You can now buy . new Hardman
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