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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
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Wiener FestWochen

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vaonjertitabt Wien."
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ter - ieine Sauptoaten i'm Iotu'
ment uno int Yilo, ooS 9iibnenbllo
int lestuer9ansenen Sabrblnoert uno
in Ser 8e9enlpart."
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litellung."
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ein rMooen,uieum" erofinen.
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bis 10. Suni 1851 oIlen in. mO
ai,sldnoiihen @1lten @iens obne
lpeitere 6ormalitGt cine 25prosentige
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Citerrcid)iiden 8abnbof aus gegen
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8ien ,no suriif iabren. 0ei GoIt.
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lole Sinfabrt mod @icn boil besoblt
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lfabrt 9egen Sortueis Oes 0eihuod)en.
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aarte eeloit ueroen broud)t. Die
eiliGwebebaGn ge,pGbrt ipGbreno
ser 6sitpcben cine 20rro;entige
Grmabisung. sSn ser Seit ser 6elt.
poden iino idmtlid)e itoatlit)e uno
|itaotiid)e Muieen, SammIunaen uno
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
SiebenbiireiId >2lmerifanildes Dolfsblatt

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reihen lie cine Sbnelligfeit uno sluss
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Ifan,.
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91uierpclf. 8er nidt iduea iiber
llpeite Streden laufen fann, miro
Initt eeahtet. Iui ser Garara, elnem
IinoioniIben 6eit, beSpinaen ble
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toble Strede BON 265 &ilometer il1
einem Sauf, nobel lie eine 6 cnl
erobe boI5erne &ugel nit oem SUB
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lite Sournaliit slrtbur 6. Srir itopp.
| te Oen ihuelliten 0tanu iiber 100
ailometer. ST liei Oieic Strefe II,
8 Stunoen 81 Itinuten.
ltno Sleie idnellen 9f1nncr Bile.
ben. ipie bereits erlpGbnt, belm 9ta'
ratbonlauI (42,2 Gilonletcr) oltI
SEN Slpmpiihen Spelen pon sln.
lIteroam nit 3 StunOeu % Minltcrl
intcr Sen lcsten. slntiteroam fonnte
|ibnen sic Siinne Sobeuluit ibrer
Seinat nid)t biete,.
Gieic 2eiitungeu iino nit,t mir
oas Grgebnis tdalit)en SralnIngS,
| lie tperben bon NtenlGen uollbraht,
oercn natiirlid1e Strait llno slnlage
llngeihpGd)t lit bon 8iIter, NIT Sc
men Sic bodsipiIiiierten Golter in
geriibrung fontnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12

icoen 9reitenarao. perpflon,t mb
bic StGbte raud)= un0 ruRlos ae=
maht ,peroen. 6ols. Del rmo &ohlc
lpiirben sur Graellauno bon 8armc
ui!u. iiberfliiiiia iperoen. slue &C.
bdllbe llnb SGuier fonnte man pbne
Soften iabraus uno iohrein flimoti=
iieren. 9ll,h auf meoisiniidem @e=
biet lpiiroen iih unaeabnte Sreipef=
tipen erDfinen. @rou ipricbt bon ei=
nen rooloenen Retailer" bas feline
Grfinouna Der Menihbeit brinaen
fDnntc.
@iiienidlaft fam nidt mioerIeae,,
Ser Griinoer fat feline Soeen fein
iGuberlif) su Eapier oebraht unb
Dem Eotentomt iiberaeben. Ser 9us
neriil)e 9anotoa beifGftiate iirf be-
reits ouf brei SieunNen nit Ben
4rollihen Sldnen lno foroerte per=
antiportIirbc Stellumanabme Der
Nahpiiienihoft an. 9m 20. giopenl=
ber 1860 teilte Ser &oriisenoe Des
&oln= lnD Sico(unasausihuiies
I'M Horlament bem Grfinbcr nit.
DoR man sic lleberseu0uno oeipon.
ren hGtte, bie Grfinouno emit neb.
men III miiiien. Die StelIlmanah=
men Der &iiienidaft hiitten aeseiat
boR Die GeoonfenaGnNe lrnb Yelpeis
ie, bic @roll sur llntermolleruno lei:
ner sSOeen poracle0t habe. nid)t mi:
oerleot tperben fonnten. 9luf @runr
Der orpben NeOelltllno oieier Grim:
ounQ lei es su ipiiniden. 10 heiRt es
III bem 2anbta0sihreibcn, baf bit
pripate Snitiatipe bon sSnbuitrit
unb Sanoel SEN llnNeheureu Huber
bcm 9anoe iihern miro.
| Seit Dieier 2eit lit es lint Groll
lpieber rubia aelpDrben. Sblpobl
runo is Millipnen sd aus Stell:
eraelpeun iGbrlid fir fiSorihlnass
slpede sur &erfiiallna Qeltellt ,per.
oen, id)eint es niht mDalid) su iein
bic erfprberliden $4,000 SOt sln
Yau hes SrausformotprS iraeiblpi,
anf,ubrinQen. Sas &urotorilln ,pil
nun mad, ieiner &onititllieruna a,
bic Gripotinitiatipe appellieren Uni
unter peinlih oenauer lleberipacflnt
einlaufenoe @elDer Der Grridtlln(
ocs Wpoelles aur Gerfiiauna itellen
Man pertritt Die 9luffaiiuna. boi
Der Vau zines Mpoells ollf ieoel
Soa su beariiben lei. Sollte iid bi
Hihtiafeit Der Grpllihen 8ehonfen
adnae beralls1tellen, 10 biirfte Di
Mcnihbeit in Scr Sat elmer nellel
Gntpifluna entaeQenaeben. Sinl
sic .SlGne niht slt peripirflirben, il
niirbe bamit Elm fit allemal 81
@ahrhcit Der beitebenoeu Sbplifali
ihen Grunbaeiese be,pieien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Gin aoloenes 2citalter fir bic
Ntcmjd)bcit
Dr.. Karl F. Geiser

ocnL ieoc Srofenbeit miro ferngebaI.
ten ourd) Sen ipaunenoen &eis ser
ltnteriibung, burb Die YIaltif ser
Garitelung unO Ben bspesten JIuB
ser Gprahe. 9as bobe Sob, Sas
ieine @crfe bel ieinen Otitbiirgern
iunoen, mar Or. 8eiier ii6er cine
idone 8cnuetllrng fit sic barauf
uermanote slrbeit, nebr aber piel.
|leidt nod sic 9lnerfennuns, bic ibm
pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seite oaburd
|5uteil lpuroe.
Ct. 1ciicr Itorb on I. gpril, 81
Sabre alt. Atit ibnl entrib Sas
Shifial iencn aoIlesen Sen trel,e.
item Seller, Sen Jrelmoen sen req.
'IifIten Srelnb, sen Mitbiirgcrn oen
Ipcabereitcnben 6iibrer, ser @iiien.
Iidaft Sen ebrlid) rinsenoen 6oriher,
Dem Sanoe ieiner 8cburt einen lei.
Iner trcueIten Sobre.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Bis ietzt ~ MiIlionen
GefoIIene registriert

9erlir. - H,no 2,665,OO0 ebc.
nalise oel,tife Soloaten iinb bisber
als @efauene oes 9. 8eItfricaes
|regiitrlert lpOrben. Sic @ebrnlahts.
al,sf,,nits iteae in Berlin hot bis Gn.
Sc sfGr5 bieIe 3abl ermitteIt uno
Sic slnseborigen oieier GciaGenen
l1mterrihtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12

@er aab sir, Ntinne. bie Geualt.
Sab ou 10 gang allmadtie Bit?
Gu iiegeit iiber Jung un0 alt,
llno geaen bid bilft fcine Gift.
Naltber b. 5. GpgelneiOe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Befreiung der Menschheit
Won Frost und hitze?
Boyersehe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wvensehen, doss Er-
finder GroII dos soIdene zeitoIter fver die Welt
in Cana brinqt.

ionocrn aus Ser @Grme inn Heier:
ppir oes &eItalls erserat. ober Die:
ie Waid)ine beidRe opd) Den fir Oit
MeniCbhcit lpeientlihen Gorau0 bes
Eerpetlum Wpbile: lrbeitsfraft TO-
ltenlos AT licfern.
Sroll bebauptet, ct tonne NIT lei
nem Generator. Der fonltruftions
reif berehnet uno oeseihnct lei, ie
bcs 9SGrme0llantum ab 273 8rdi
llnter 9tuu beliebia in hibere &Gr
me0robe ,rmponoeln. vSenfen Sit
an Elm 9rennNlas, ooS MON ae0er
Die Snnne halt" perillht @roll iein'
Shenric 5u erflIrell. .9luf Der elmer
Seite ocbt Cit Qelpiiies Gneroie
dluntlrm binein ,no fpmmt auf Del
anDercn Seite ais brolldbure Gner
aie. auf cine hDhere Semperoturitu
fe transfprmiert. lpieoer herous.
IS iei allh fuum Oenfbar, OuR be'
&drmebeburf Des &DrperS nur all.
ben uerinoen GnerNiemenNen be
Speiicll, Die man AT iid) nebme, be
friebiot rperbcn fOnnc. Die Noh
rln1smittelener9ien miiroen burd
oos Sers allf Die Dienae ulnaelpanp
belt, sic Der &orper ols &Grmebe
oorf benotiQe.
Gin aolocnes 3citalter fir bic
Wienihbeit
Sic Grfinolna @roGs ipiiroe lei
Tier slliiaiilrno nud) fat ollie ipirt
irhaftlitIen. ipiiulcn. politiihen Uni
ollth etbiihcn Erohlene loien. 81
Menid)heit lpare bon ,Sroit llnl
Site hcfrcit. Mm fOnllte foitenlo,
fpd,en, SpeiIen lmb GetrGnfe fiil)
len, ale Gerfehrs= lulb Sransport
nlittcl bctreiben llnh mebrere Grntel
I'M Sobr erseu0en. Die tropiill)el
| &ultlrcn fDnntel nad) Selieben oil
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

problem many type depends
location of the school,
duty However, it's well worth the effort find something
urS before rizng summers earnings This field where
from bliss, reputable
The latest fashion object
blond shade sheared
that bleaching deng necessarily reduce the life
fur Don't
skins or rich looking squirrels either.
Small collars which be open
the neck In sub temperatures this
coaress cardigan style Shawl turned back round collars fall
with the
rubbing which down neck line
vulnerable spot well all
areas, should be made of the pel
the lady has sit the last half of the
game a Like off ducks back"
Mouton dyed lamb through plenty
moved shearing good after slow drying
and light shaking
Always hang away ermine will
shrink when faced with radiator.
Since much coats will be should be
shoulder line the bulk of weight will fall the back
Innings year you
plaid rridcent taffea This
embroidered Although costing an few dollars
college girls
from crowded activities and
JOY.
every by expert hands,
the price for workmanship It lot in the life of
So budget isn't today settle
o good coat in less expensive fur.
about onethrd the price The pet of the college
and looking like nutria sheared sells for
sable Silver SKINS long time vorite
this slightly blush color
wheat Most of the finer petS "let OUT that
horizontal
invisible and the coats closely resemble mink.
It's always glance through the better urs first to get
idea of what you'd like to see in daughters coat
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
JAMAICAN
MINISTER OF
EDUCATION
ARRESTED

KINGSTON, Jamaica - CAMP
- The whole political structure
of the Caribbean had a heart-leap
this week, as the Jamaican con-
stabulary arrested the Jamaican
Minister of Education under
charges of conspiracy to defraud
a number of persons. Forty-eight
hours later, the police also arrest
ed the Minister'S wife under the
same charge.
Joseph Zachariah Malcolm and
his wife, Ellen, were taken into
custody by police superintendent
Chase of Kingston. The charges
arose out of reports which alleg-
ed that the accused persons, COL
lected various sums of money
from Jamaican workers who had
wished to secure call cards which
would entitle them to offer their
services to U. S. farmers as farm
workers.
Malcolm as a minister in the
government was one of Busta-
nantes faithful party followers.
AS a schoolmaster for 27 years,
he had earned a reputation which
elected him easily to the house
of representatives in 1914.
He was returned in the 194e
election with an overwhelming
majority, and was then handed
the education portfolio because
BuStamante had been dissatisfied
with Jehoida Mcpherson, (noW
representing st. Thomas westerly
who had carried it in the first
five years.
The arrest, which was made
while the Bustamante Jamaica
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
DR.. AND MRS.
DUBOIS IN GALA
VICTORY PARTY

BROOKLYN - (ANP) - DR..
w. f. B. Dubois and his author
wife, Shirley Graham, last week
celebrated his recent court victory
in Washington, d. c. with a mo-
mentous victory dinner" at their
beautifully furnished duplex
apartment in Brooklyn's swank
residential section.
Guess of honor were the four
co-defendantS with DR.. Dubois
in connection with the defunct
Peace Information Center and all
but two of their defense a'tornevs.
All were accused of being agents
Of a foreign power because of
their work with the center.
Upon the arrival of the chief
attorney, former Congressman
Vito Marcantonio, the hosts and
the guests clicked their glasses of
sparkling red burgundy in a toast
to him.
DR.. Dubois personally present.
ed to him a leather brief case
with a secret lock. Marcantonio in
turn toasted Dr. Dubois as lone of
the greatest living Americans"
After champagne, the guests re-
tired from the living room to the
dining room where they enjoyed
an fashioned pre-ChriStmaS
buffet supper.
More than so guests, all friends
and relatives of the host couple,
dined and Wined at the affair.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

inches); wrap each half in wax
ed paper and place in refrigera-
tor to chill about ~ hour. Slice
rectangle into 48 one-eighth in.
slices; place on ungreased cookie
sheet. Bake in moderate oven
(350F) until firm and lightly
Drowned on bottom, about to 6
minutes. Cool. Decorate squares
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
For The Women
CHRISTMAS COOKIES AS
GIFTS TO FRIENDS

Lots of young folks like to
make the Christmas presents they
give to their friends, and home
made. cookies made with econom-
ical nonfat dry milk are welcome
Yuletide gifts.
Nonfat dry milk is sifted in
with the other dry ingredients
and adds to the flavor and tex
ture of the Christmas Cookies. It
is reasonable for a one-pound
package of nonfat dry milk, avail
able at the grocery store, will
make five quarts of nonfat milk
at a cost of only about eight cents
a quart. 1t is good for you for it
has the most important milk nu-
trients everything except for
the fat and water.
Our recipe makes about six
dozen cookies and it is devised so
that you can make two types Of
holiday goodies from the same
batch of dough. One feature a
cookie iced to resemble a gay
Yuletide gift and the other is a
Christmas Sherry Bell.
Christmas Cookies
cups sifted flour
l cup nonfat dry milk
/ teaspoon baking powder
" teaspoon salt .'
/ cup shortening
112 teaspoons lemon extract
112 cup sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
% maraschino cherries, with stem
Sift together flour, nonfat dry
milk, baking powder and salt.
Cream together shortening and
lemon extract. Gradually add sug-
ar: beat until light and fluffy.
Add eggs; blend well. Add sifted
ingredients; mix until smooth.
Divide dough in half, form one
half into ball and shape other
half into a rectangle (2x2x6
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

Labour party was having its con-
vention, threatens to crush
brilliant achievement career which
Malcolm had brought along
through the years.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

with tinted confectioners's sugar
frosting to resemble ribbon tied
package.
To make frosting: Mix one cup
sifted confectioners' sugar with
12 teaspoons of reliquefier nonfat
dry milk tinted with food color
ing.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
81. PAUL RIRTHDAYS

Oct. 2S-A. w. Jordan, 662 st.
Anthony; Mrs. o. w. Lindsey, 2T6
w. Central; Michael Benner, 672
st. Anthony; Renee Crawford, 622
st. Anthony; Billy Collins, 657 st.
Anthony.
Oct. 29-Mrs. Rebecca Tous-
saint, $50 Iglehart Ave; Carrie
Ailep, III Rondo Ave; Mrs. Sid
ney Salter, 1913 w. Central Ave. !;
Mr.. c. A. Danforth. 1888 Carroll;
Jamie Owens, 637 Selby; Michael
Stokes, 7s3 Aurora.
Oct. 30-Mrs. Edward Eastman,
953 st. Anthony; DR.. A. NJ. But
Ter, 643 Iglehart; Mr.. Homer
Anderson, TAI Carroll; Mr.. Cecil
Neri, 655 Rondo.
Oct. 31-Herbert Whitmore ST.,
800 Rondo; Mrs. Ruth Henderson,
906 st. Anthony; Mrs, Marcia
Bell, 260 Rondo Ave; Linda Stew
art, $40 w. Central; James Lee
Berry, 59S w. Central; La Doris
Foster, 2SS N. st. Adams; Mr..
Luke Foster, $50 Rondo: Mr.. Will
liam Porter, 716 Rondo Ave.
Nov. Mrs. Ethel King, 776
Rondo, Noel Winton Scott, sos w.
Jessamine; Mr.. Jerry Robbins, 904
Iglehart.
Nov. 2-Mr. Ernest c. Cooper.
S64 st. Anthony.
Nov. 3-Harold Brown ST., 405
st. Anthony; Frank Gambol, SS4
st. Anthony; Robert James, $50
Rondo; Mr.. J. NJ. O'Neal, 1885 Car
roll; Donald Earl Thomas, SAL w.
Central; Michael Harris, 4S0 Ron
do.
Out-Of.Town Birthdays
Oct. 28-Peggy Rhodes, Massa-
chusetts; Oct. 31-Mitchell K.
Rhone, Oklahoma City, Okla.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26

Nevils were hostesses at a baby
shower in honor of Mrs. Ava
Blackwell and son Mark Edward,
who is fourteen months old. The
shower was held at the home Of
Mrs. Blackwell, 2524 Fourth Ave.
So, Wednesday, October IT at 8
p. m. Those present were Mines.
ozora Bailey, CLAIM Mayes, Jose
phine Wade, Tavern Thomas,
Grace Mason, Timm Reese, Doro-
thy Lockett, Alcynetta Ballard,
Delete Washington, Celeste Frac-
ton, Geraldine Lee and Marlene
Robinson. Many Friends who were
not able to attend the shower sent
gifts.
Miss Harriet Bowman, 1912
Fourth Ave. So, left the city Mon
day. October 20 for Chicago,
where she will spend a weeks va
cation visiting friends. Miss Bow
man is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Bowman.
The Friday Night Out club win
meet at the home Of Mrs. Jose
phine Wade, 1897 Fifth Ave. So,
Friday, October 20.
The Senior Choir Of Border
Methodist church will meet FRI
day, October 20 at the church.
All members are requested to be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26

Mrs. SaQle Fletcher.
Mrs. Mable Roman, house guest
of Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Hunter, 522
w. Central Ave, will return to her
home in Des Moines, Iowa, Satur-
day, October 81. Mrs. Roman, who
appeared on program in Mime
apolis and st. Paul arrived in the
city Sunday morning, October 81.
The Cameo Social Club is maxi
ing plans for their party to be
held December 30 at the Lowry
Hotel. The party will be formal
Mrs. Lena Harvey, Des Moines,
Iowa, is in the Twin Cities visit
ing relatives and friends. Mrs.
Harvey arrived here Friday, Octo-
Der 10. She will spend a week Wis
iting her sister and brother-in-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26
The WAY ! SEE 1T
X BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

Editors Note: This prepared Saturday Oct TO-
in New York City, before radio squabble be-
Walter WinCheH Walter White
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-26

home on October IL.
A delightful birthday was cele-
brated by Mrs. Bertha johnson at
her home, 569 Olson Blvd, on
Wednesday evening, October II.
The TOWN Club, of which Mrs.
johnson is treasurer, joined her
in the celebration. Many beautiful
gifts were received by the hostess.
Parlor games were player and
prizes awarded. Guests included
Messrs. and Mines. r. c. Wallace,
Edwin Carr and Dave Williams
of st. Paul; Mines, Mary Swain,
Margaret Saunders, Gertrude
Brooks, Ida Taylor, Grace Hoel,
Elise McMoore. Anna Lacey,
Cleota Grisby, Florence Gooden,
Lurena Washington, Anna Lewis,
Lucy Bell and Eva Taylor of st.
Paul; Mr.. c. Mendoza. Refresh
ments were served. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierre,
1924 Fourth Ave. So, entertained
their mother, Mrs. Lucille Miller
3733 Fifth Ave. So, at a dinner
party in honor OF her birthday on
Thursday, October Is. Mrs. Miller
was pleasantly surprised by the
presence of her sisters, Mrs. Mar
shall Spears Of Wyoming, Ohio,
and Mrs. John GaslSins OF Gheen,
MINI. Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt and
Mrs. Anna Matthews were also
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Winston,
1113 Twelfth Ave. No, are the
proud parents Of a six pound
eight ounce baby boy born Thurs
day, October IS at Fairview Hos
pItal. Mr.. and Mrs. Winston have
named their son Dewey Robert
Jr.
Mines. Mary Hin and Della
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law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd,
443 Mackubin, st. Paul, and a
week visiting her sister in Min
neapolis, Mrs. Arthur Lyons, 4O7
Bryant Ave. No.
The Ball and Chain Club will
meet Saturday, October q at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jackson, $40 Iglehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morris, 4OS
Carroll Ave, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a baby
boy born Friday, October 10 at
st. Joseph Hospital. The parents
named their son David Tyrone.
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present.
Mr.. Raymond Wright, formerly
of Des Moines. Iowa, arrived In
the city Friday. October 10 TO
make his home here. Mr.. Wright
is residing at ssI5 Fourth Ave.
So.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl II. Fraction,
3s41 Clinton Ave. So, had as their
dinner guests Sunday, October n,
DR.. Leon Williams. DR.. Williams
is temporarily employed at the
Veterans Hospital through the
University Of Minnesota.
The Naomi Circle met wednes-
day, October "A. at 1850 p. m, at
the home Of Mrs. Fern Helm. 4o0e
Fifth Ave. So.
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-A ABOUT THE SToRK CLUB: most
famous and talked about night America the Stork Club
establishment operated gent Bngsley Sherman Bill
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Out-of.Town Birthdays-

Oct. 3O-Lt. Thomas Johnson,
Fergus Falls, MINI; Maynard l.,
Catchings, Nashville, Tenn.
Nov. &c. w. Washington
Pittsbury, Pa; Irma Clardy, New
York City.