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Tallahassee. Florida,
November t4th. 1851
NOTICE

Taffaha ssee. Florida
November 14th. 1873.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that thu
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
meni Fund NJ the state of Florida
Pursuant 10 Law. will offer foi
sale, for objections only. In ITALIA
hsssee, Florida. at 1900 o'clocl
Am. December 18TH, 1851. the lane
IN MONROE COUNTY, described AZ
follows;
A parcel of bay bottom land
In the Straits of Florida, east
of and adjacent Ia part Of
Hook 2s OF a plat Of Stack
Island" q subdivision OF Gov
eminent Lots /. 2. 3, 3, ana 6,
Section IS, Government Lot 2,
Section 90, Government Lot 3,
section a6 and Government lot
Z, Section "a. ali in Township
81 South. Range IS East on
Stock island, Monroe County.
Florida and recorded in Plat
Iiohk I. at page s., Public Rec
ords Of Monroe County. Florida.
and more particularly describ-
ed as follows; Commencing az
the intersection Of the east line
OF Second Street and the north
line al East Laurel Avenue.
run east AtOnE INV AibA rs aAhH
of East Laurel Avenue for
distance of ago feet, more or
less. to the point of beginning
OF the parcel of bay bottom
iand hereinafter described. said
point Of beginning being ON the
Shorellne Of the straits Of Flor
ida; from said point OF begin
ming continue east along the
north tine Of East Laurel Ave
nue.. extended east. for a dia-
lance of 500 feet to point
thence at right angles ana
north for a distance Of 21N feet,
more or less, To the southeast
erly right-of way line Of L. =.
Highway No. !. thence run
soUthweSterly along the south
,easterly right-of- way line Of
II. $. Highway No. ] for a dis
tange Of 900 feet, more ar less.
back. to the shoreiine; thence
msander the shoreline In
sduthaasterly direction for
distance of l70 feet, more or
less, back to the point 81 he
ginning, containing 40 acres
more or less
The Purchaser Is required TO pa
the advertising cost ana document
AIRY stamps
The Sale, If and when made, shall
he subject to, the Trustees reserN
ing unto themselves fhgo Of tn
phosphate. minerals and metals an
5Ogs OF the petroleum thereon .
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF !. I. FUN
reserve the. right To reject the sai'
BY ORDER of the Trustees O
tIfe Internal Improvement Fund q
the state Of Florida.
FULLER WARREN,
liovern0
Arrest
+. G. ELLIOT. Sec.
Trustees (. ]. Fund ,ag
nayl9- &c does i0-l7 ,iY5
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jenkins Gets 3
Years In Jail

Milton jenkins. USN. was SEN
fenced to three years of hard labor
in Monroe County Jail by Judge
Thomas Caro- in Criminal Court
this morning.
jenkins, who is in his twenties,
was convicted of breaking and
entering with intent to commit
grand larceny, Complaint was fill
ed by Mrs. Gladys M. Fernandez.
SIS Whitehead street, into whose
home he tried to break, according
to the charge.
j. Y. Porter ~, attorney for the
defendant pleaded guilty for his
client who appeared in court this
morning
The guilty plea by Jenkins, pre-
cluded the necessity Of jury.
Jurors will be chosen tomor-
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The
.s-@--~~=@N
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Consider
able cloudiness and mild today and
Tuesday except for a little widely
scattered rain. Winds should be
moderate southeasterly both today
and Tuesday, except occasionally
fresh in the straits and off shore
in the Gulf.
Florida: Considerable eloudiness
and mild temperatures today and
Tuesday. A little light rain in a
few sections.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and the East Gulf Moder-
ate southeasterly winds occasion
ally fresh in the Florida straits to-
day. Tuesday moderate to fresh
winds southerly over the north por-
ton and southeasterly over the
southern portion. Considerable
cloudiuess. Scattered light rain.
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Industrial development is trans
forming Tasmania. the small is
land state off the southeastern
coast of Australia. into one of
the most important corners of the
Commonwealth down under"
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5Q-Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME NTATlTE.

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN
thai tho undersigned desiring to
engage in business under the fic-
tiifQns name OF johnson and
Johnson, 40 nuyal Street. Key
Vest. Florida, Intends TO register
The said fiS@tEAI& name with the
Clerk of the Girruit Court of Mon
zoe County. Florida
Dated November 10, 1851
yESEY 4, JOHNSON,
Sole owner,
noviz- ~, 2s,deea, 1851
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49Moving

HOUSE MOVERS
CALL Garnett, Phi. 1054-M. for
estimate. nov19 13Ot
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Between Japan and Korea the sea
is so shallow that a comparatively
slight upheayal of the bottom would
permit an army to walk across.
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l0-Male and Female Help
Wanted

NEW FOOTWEAR SENSATION!
HUNDREDS extra dollars for you!
Sell Flexiciogs, new, patented
hinged wooden sandals that actu-
ally "Flex" with your foot. Inter
changeable. straps. Neoprene crepe
soles. Friends, neighbors buy on
sight. Send for FREE Sample Out.
fit nowl FLEXICLoGS, Box FC-4,
New Holstein, Wis. dec3-ltx
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Temperatures

Relative Humidity e. $500 AN.
72%
Barometer (Sea Lever $500 Am.
1907 ins.-I01S.3 mbs.
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WANTED: SalesgirlS for part or
full time work. S. II, Kress Co.
now II
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row at 10 a. m. for the on-guilty
pleas, in cases to be heard before
Judge Caro-.
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SALES GIRL with some sales ex
perience. Steady position. Collins
Mems Shop, sos Duval St.
dec3-6t
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WAITRESS WANTED. Cave Im
Bar, 730 Duyal ST. nov30-Stx
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'iides

Naval Base
TOMORROW
High Low
10 am S:17 am.
PAP pm. 7:39 pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station; Key Yves,
Time of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
tbridgel oh ION so n
No Name Key
least endl --~--t 2h 20m
Boca chica
SANDY PIT oh 40m
Caldes Channel
lnorth endl - Oh lom
fla #.
t--l--Minus sign: Corrections
10 be subtracted.
t+l--Plus sign: Corrections TO
be added.
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EXPERIENCED ROGER
STORE CASHIER. APPLY IN
PERSON. FAUSTo'S FOOD PAL.
ACE. nov30-tf
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Report

Key West, Fla, Dec. 3, 1851
Observations taken at City Office
500 Am. EST
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WAITRESS wanted, Apply in per
son. Ponce's Luncheonette, 70l
Simonton st. dec3-3t
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SEAMSTRESS wanted. Apply sO4
Fleming St. dec3-6t
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ATTRACTIVE waitress for supper
club. See Horace Young. Casa
Cayo HueSo. dec3-tf
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NEAT appearing colored girl for
general maid work. See Horace
Young. Casa Cayo Hueso.
dec3.tf
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Unemployment Wanted

PRACTICAL reliable nurse. Care
for sick or invalids' Write Box
No. He's Care Key West Citizen.
dec3.3tx
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TWO breakfast mattresses wanted.
Must be experienced. zoos Tru-
man Ave. novS0-6t
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Tomorrow's Almanac
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lS--Public Notices
24--Business Opportunities

WELL ESTABLISHED bushes
for sale, Selling due to sick
ness. Inquire 604 Truman Ave.
Phone l64l, nov2s-tf
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

Mrs YOmgdAhl check up), but I didn't her.
the parade morning program Every
thing and efficiently the organizations
the impressive and usual preudced ami
thought Daddys had lunch with the officials and
representatives Of the various organizations found them
friendly hosptabe that when time goodbye
said invariably eveytme leave locality This is the
best we've visited You Minnesota just filled with
the best people in the world
Myron Agricul-
Commissioner wish could their family
lOvest children you'd find anywhere
In the evening Luther spoke at the high school graduation at
Spring Valley coffee party Duncanons
before left for home The Spring Valley twins Mrs Lloyd and Mrs
vl They had just back from Mexico and had
special gift for the Governor Minnesota You guessed right pair
Of dice.
day which begun 8 m ended a m.--but
dice played active part 1t adding much the baneng
and they in the trophy downstairs
Thursday again at and thus began another day
splendid by
Secretary Of the Air Luther the
address at Fertile Minnesota that evening.
Friday fried waeyed family and the Attor
Minnesota What delightful
Luther left Lesueu for the graduation
saturday night
grew up together oronvie Minnesota thrill
for to her honored. She is so deserving.
meeting. Shrine Golden Valley Golf
Club celebrating their first anniversary with birthday cake and
fun.
Sunday we attended church and then drove down to st. Peter for
commencement Colonel Limb of
splendid address deep
sgncance of ur Freedo Later we had the pleasure of
ing to another fine speech this given by Mr. Moshe Tow Israeli
delegate
have Just completed penny collection with the able and
schwechard Educaton)
Memorial Fountain the United Nations This Fountain
the entrance United Nations
York each state will encrcle the Fountain the
you visit United Nations will be
that the children schools learned about the UN and
each could brought penny help the construction
this beautiful fountain
Have vromans short story see How They
in the June Ladies Home Journal? Oh do read It, please and look
the perfectly beautiful illustration by R. c. Harris would like it.
done OIL and I'd hang living wall echo the caption
beside the picture Christ child look blessing small
child made in Your image and born black" Meet T. Young
1even and then forget hm-h you
I've enjoyed chatting with May these beautiful June days
be filled with cheer and happiness for every of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

gotten their batting form of 1850
back as yet. They have scored
only two runs in the past 16
frames.
Jim Pendleton has come out Of
his recent batting slump and is
leading the Saints in total RIBS
and homeruns.
Morgan college finished third
in the NCAA track champion
ships in Seattle. They led the
mighty Trojans from use and
the "U" of Illinois until they
were swamped by too much man
power. This is the highest any
Negro college has ever been in the
NCAA standings. The manpower
Of other schools swamped them
last year when they were here
competing in the 1850 NCAA
meet at Memorial stadium.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Henrietta Winams, 1917
Clinton Ave. So, left the city
Saturday, June 10 for Chicago,
where she will spend a two weeks
vacation visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Maggie Buell.. New York
City, N. Y, will arrive in the city
next week to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young, 6O7
Olson Highway. Mrs. BuzelPs stay
in the city will be indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartrell Cooper
and baby, formerly of Kansas
City, Kansas, arrived in the city to
make their home here. They are
residing at 3409 Fourth Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald w. White,
3S4O Clinton Ave. So, are the
proud parents of a baby boy,
weighing nine pounds, twelve and
one-fourth ounces, born Wednes-
day, June Is at Fairview hospital.
The parents named the baby Ger
aid w. White Jr. Mrs. White is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Curry.
Pfc. Savannah Hammonds is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. F. Hammonds, 2216 18th Ave.
So. Pvt. Hammonds is stationed
at Fort Lewis, Wash, and will
leave the city Tuesday, June 20
for the base.
Mrs. John Simms, 521 Hum
boldt Ave. No, and Mrs. Eddie
Jefferson, 2745 Clinton Ave. So,
will spend a week mentioning in
Chicago. They will leave the city
Saturday, June %. While there,
Mrs. Simms and Mrs. jefferson
will reside at the Grand hotel.
Mrs. TheOdOsia Martin, 1928
Fifth Ave. So, entered Fairview
hospital Friday, June Is for
treatment.
Patricia and Ozell Dawson;
Tulsa, Okla, are the house guests
of Miss Michel Dawson, 3745
Fourth Ave. So. They will spend
the summer with Miss Dawson
and their father, Mr.. Roscoe
Dawson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

Lean, Mike Mandel, Bobby o.
Shea, to name but a few.
Hirsch was managing the Gay
ETY. at that time and the boys
and yours truly made it a Tues
day night habit whether they
boxed or not, Harry would always
see to it that the boys caught the
show and the fights.
What always impressed me
most about the guy is that in the
years I've known him, he has
never changed, and his many
friends love him for that.
doubt if a day has ever passed
without Harry making a friend or
two. AS an associate of Tony
Stecher, he was in charge of the
tickets for wrestling and boxing,
and there again he performed
what is known in theatrical cir
Giles as a miracle by pleasing
people with the best seats.
Harry has been i'll the last few
months but with each passing day
his health has shown improve
ment and this is why there will be
an appreciation night for him
Tuesday night at the Minneapolis
auditorium.
There is an old saying that 1
like to repeat: IF one can end up
with one or two real friends,
then he's accomplished the almost
impossible. Harry is an exception,
as he has hundreds of friends
something that money can't ever
buy.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Mrs. Bertha Johnson, 500 Olson
Blvd, returned home Wednesday,
June 13 from indianapolis, Ind,
where she attended the funeral of
her sister, who was a retired bust
ness woman of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl h. williams,
1914 Clinton Ave. So, are the
proud parents of a seven pound,
two and a half ounce baby boy
born Friday, June IS at North
western hospital. Both mother
and baby are doing fine The par
ents named their son Earl Clark.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
Negro Actors Are
~ Sfors In
Amos n ANDY

A total of 800 additions. 80
screen tests and $4,000 miles
Travelled have resulted In final
choosing of the all-Negro cast
for WTCN-TV's Amos n Andy"
television series.
The TV version of the famous
radio series which began in 1925
as Sam n Henry" will make its
debut on wTCN-TV (Channel A.
Tuesday, June 20 at 7:3O p. m. 1t
will be seen each Tuesday night
for a half hour.
To find the proper actors and
actresses TO handle strategic
parts, producers Freeman Gosden
and Charles Correll worked with
a battery of talent scouts for four
years. Gosden and CorreI, whose
own physical Characteristic do
not fit the parts required for the
video version and who still have a
radio show to do, felt a complete
new all-Negro cast was needed.
500 actors were auditioned in
10 months alone. The most exact
ing part to fill, that of the king
fish,, was awarded to Tim Moore,
who was found in Rock Island,
Illinois, after a long search dur
ing which the producers seriously
wondered whether they would ever
find the right man.
Alvin Childress, who was in the
Broadway all-Negro comedy hit
anna Lucasta," was selected
after several tests proved he was
the right man for the role of
Amos.
Spencer williams, located in
Tulsa, Oklahoma, in December,
1949, after a radio station there
broadcast an inquiry as to his
whereabouts, will play Andy. A
Catholic priest, friend Of Williams
heard the radio station inquiry
and notified williams.
Several of the secondary char
acters in the TV version have
been taken from the radio series.
These include Ernestine Wade,
Johnny Lee and Amanda Ran
dolph.
During the great talent search
for the Kingfish, thousands of
Amos n Andy" fans offered tips.
Among these were President Tru-
man. who suggested Gosden and
Correll look for an actor at the
Texas State University for Ne
groes. They looked but found no
one suitable.
General Dwight Eisenhower,
playing golf with Gosden, re-
membered a Negro CT who might
fit the role. The records in Wash
ington were combed for the mans
address and he was located and
auditioned, but failed to meet
specifications.
So after four years of search
ing, the roles have been cast and
the first show is ready to be
seen. WTCN-Tv officials expect
it to be one of their top rating
shows within just a few weeks.
The Blatz Brewing Co., of
Milwaukee, Wis. are sponsors for
the new presentation.
The firm has a large number of
Negro statesmen.
In other cities and areas the
show will be on the CHS network.
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The Harry
BY Percy villa

He's been one of my favorite
guys for more than rs years and,
brother, that's a long time to have
a friendship like that - One I'm
sure will continue for many years
to come.
/ first met Harry at the old
Gayety theatre when I was about
seventeen or eighteen. I was
swinging the mitts with the anna
teurs after the regular burlesque
shows on Tuesday nights. 1t was
there that some of the best Twin
City fighters got their start.
Jackie Cameron, Al Van Ryan,
King Tut, Sammy Leonard,
frankie Soltis, Ollie Bartlett,
Johnny Deotis, My Sullivan,
Clyde Hull, Duke Horn, Dick
Daniels, Jack Josephs, Britt Cor
man, Billy Light, Stewart Nc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

Ted Bie's soft
ball team has
dropped its Sec
ond game in a
row to DR.. Cid
los Bar 81.
Scroggins an d
,O'Neal were the
battery for the
Bies. The Bie's
team doe sn' I
seem to have
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
FLANAGAN To FIGHT
FAMECHON CONQUEROR
BURGIN. UTNE 2

Promoter Jack Raleigh of the
st. Paul boxing club has lined up
a humdinger for his card next
Thursday. June %. Glen Flana-
gan has been signed to fight Ed
die Burgin of Cincinnati who
startled the boxing world when
he knocked out Ray Famechon,
the fighting Frenchman recently.
The card will be held at the st.
Paul Auditorium. A good sup
porting card is promised patrons,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
Hampton Orchestra
Displays Musicianship
To SmuII Crowd

All over the Twin Cities Satur-
day, the day after Lionel Hamp-
ton and his band had hit Mime
apolis Auditorium listeners with q
storm Of good music, entertain
ment and showmanship, the cry
was, you shoulda' been there"
Hampton brought a fast NOV
ing. enjoyable evening of musical
pleasure to the estimated crowd
of about 1900 people.
Citizens of the Twin Cities have
the reputation of being hard to
please in the field of entertain.
ment. Top flight talent, which has
registered big successes through
out the u. s., have recognized
this fact, and in some cases, re-
fused engagements here.
Lionel Hampton and his Cav
alcade of Jazz evidently paid no
attention to this advance repu-
tation when they invaded the Min
neapolis auditorium last Friday
night. The concert, presented by
Webster and Black, amusement
promoters, from start to finish
was terrific"
IL Is true the crowd was small
and generally rather on the COOL
speculative side when the con-
cert began. But before twenty
minutes OF the show had gone
by, the whole picture changed.
The crowd was sold" complete
ly.
Lionel Hampton has that effect
on jazz fans wherever his aggre-
cation performs. He makes no al
lowances for his musicians. Nc
matter how large or small the
audience is, each band member oil
singer, performs with everything
he or she has.
The story was the same here as
Hampton and his Cavalcade OF
jazz played everything from semi
classic to boogie. They played
many of his record hits, but the
one which really laid them in the
aisles" was his famous rendition
of Flying Home" Practically the
whole band left the stage to follow
Hamp up and down the aisles
playing as they went. For many
of the fans who have seen this
Hamp tradition, its always a thrill
to the others who saw 1t for the
first time, all they could do was
stare, It really was something K
see!
You can bet your bottom dollar
when Hampton and company
make their appearance again ir
Minneapolis, there win be stand
ing room only" and very little Of
that left.
The complete Hampton show
will be In Minneapolis again IL
September Of October. The mex
show will be a combination
dance and concert. Ohm.
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Almost About
Everything
By Percy villa
By Mrs. Luther YounRdahI

BY Mrs Luther YOungdah
Once time made the statement a
column must be fun and especially privileged
anything pleased Today III every
deepest to Percy newsy capab
well.
But let's get acquainted.
Now that the pomp over
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

$500 DOWN
PRESS SHOP
PLUS , APARTMENTS
$50 Per mo. Income
Across street from proposed Rede-
velopment Project. A rare chance
with an eye to the future; plus
good income on fine corner;
suitable for many types of retail
business.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
Wynonle Harris Here
A. Labor Temple
Sunduv. lt,lv a

~ &A0OH tGHVpt8
Sunday, July 9
The names Of WynonIe Harris
Annie Laurie, Sticks" McGhee
and Eddie Durham and his or.
chestra spell a real Battle Of the
Blues" The four star attraction
win be presented Sunday, July
at the Labor Temple by the Web.
ster and Black Presentations.
Harris, called Mr.. Blues" has
had a long success on records and
makes his first appearance in the
Twin Cities. Two of his latest re.
cord hits are Good Morning
Judge" and stormy Night
Blues" Annie Laurie is best
known for the record sensations
Since I Fell For You and I'll
Never Be Free" Sticks McGhee
creator and composer of the wine
lament, "Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-
O-Dee.
The blues aggregation comes
here from the Apollo Theatre in
N. Y. enroute to other engage
ments in California.
Advance tickets will be on sale
in Minneapolis at the Meiodee Re-
cord shop. Chez Paree and the
tickets may be obtained at Maui
rice luke Box.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
Classified Ads
HOUSES FoR SALE
MUST SELL
REDUCED $1,000
73O w. CENTRAL AVE.
LARGE BEDROOMS

Mr.. GROTTO-2-story with all lge
rms. Gas hot water heat, all hdw.
finish, wthstr., autom. h. W. htr-
large gar. and workroom. All In
excit. cond. (Next door to Pilgrim
Bapt. church.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

70 Few monentB 70 tel you bit about my actIVtles
and reactions to very busy life.
Wen start by taking a trip to Rochester Min
.nesota, Memorial Day. The Governor had spent
the week before having his annual check up at the
Mayo Clinic so before we did anything else. he in
sisted that go with him to st. Marys Hospital TO
meet Sister Rolof and her fine staff What a dear
she is and every Of her nursesl And isn't Mime
sofa fortunate to have such great medical center?
y looked about to see II could spy Rita Hayworth
(soneone whispered 70 me that she WAS there for
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
HERBERT HENNEGAN HERE

Herbert Hennegan, former
newspaper editor, now a member
of the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture farmers home .administra-
ton public relations staff is
spending a week in the Twin
Cities.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
SANITY CITY
SPORTS
by Jimmy Grifnn

Roy Campanella, former catcher
for the st. Paul Saints, has proven
beyond the shadow of a doubt
that he is the best catcher in base
ball today by his sensational play
during the past three weeks.