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house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Carter. 4023 Third Ave.
SO. Mines. Davis and Carter are
sisters.
In honor Of the DRvis's, Mr.. and
Mrs, Tyler Howell Jr.. 1922 Oak
land Ave. gave a turkey dinner.
Mr., and MrS. Robert Shoffncr,
03S ~, Anthony Ave. gave a card
party, They had twenty guests
and served a delicious lunch. Mr..
and Mrs. y. Sonion. O45 Rondo
Ave. entertained six couples at q
Sunday brunch.
The Carriers gave a small in
formal gathering on the eve of
their guests departure. A. this
party, Mesars. and Mines. A. l..
ScipiO. 1923 Carroll, and Robert
Murray. 696 IglehArt, 81. Paul.
presented Mr., and Mrs, Davis q
lovely gift.
Saw Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Young, 1000 Emerson Ave.
No, Sumner Field. Apt. AT. re-
turned home Monday, Sept. 10
from Chicago where they attended
the National Baptist Convention,
They also attended Sunday morn
ing services at Olivet Baptist
Church. A total OF 22O0 persons
attended the service.
First Telephone Operator Trans
ferAi Misa Jewell Beck. daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Beck,
a606 Fourth Ave, 30, has received
her transfer ~ operator from the
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co,
In Minneapolis 10 New York City
She win leave for New York Sat.
urdAy. October. fourth. Miss Beck
was the first Negro woman tele-
phone operator In Minneapolis and
she has been given the highest
recommendations from her super
visors,
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Twin City
. Church NeWs

a lovely message at the morning
service. Rev. Bolts, our pastor
was very pleased TO know how the
congregation responded while he
was away.
Your correspondent was FORUM
ate to shake the hand Of Miss
Mamie Burroughs, our dynamic
God filled nAtionl head of the wo-
mems work in the Baptist con-
vention.
One Of her talks at the conven-
ton was on the subject: The I'M
finished Business of the Chris
ton Church" II was Miss Bur
rough's position that the organic
ed church had TO learn to get to-
gether and cooperate more. IN
less we do, she said we viii prove
to be spiritually unfit to carry
on Gods service.
We were very sorry to learn
upon our return Of the death Of
Mrs Sihnia Veasy Of Chicago,
mother Of Mrs. Ora Jones. Mrs.
Jones left the city September IL
with her daughter and grand chill
dren to attend the funeral. We of
Zion wish to express our deepest
sympathy to the family. For
those who would send cards
Of comfort, Mrs. Jones address Is
l046 Bryant Ave. No.
would like to dedicate this
original poem Of my own to the
bereaved family:
Tho II seemed hard to US we know
But loved ones dear TO US must
20.
And tho, our burdens we must
bare,
Remember God is always near.
Death knocks with unexpected
sound.
And meet his guests round by
round
II we mortals keep the faith to
goal,
There is JOY and happiness
untold
Mrs. e. J. Henderson. reporter.
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Social and Personal
MRS. LOUIS p. MOORE
x ST. PAUL Z

HAS EACIIINt ThAR
Mrs. Louis r. Moore, 662 w.
Central Ave. returned home
from Washington. ID. c. and Chi
cago, Sunday, Sept T. Her hus-
band and Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Charleston, 1877 sherburns Ave.
motored 10 Chicago and brought
Mrs. Moore home. While In Wash
inRton, Mrs. Moore had n very
happy month. waiting for tho
stork 10 deliver a son 10 her son
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
e. Moore.
The new baby'S name In Kelvin
Charles. Mrs. MoOre's daughter
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurlowe Evans Tibbs. also cele-
brated their second wedding an
niversary on July ~, Mrs. Moore
attended the 30th wedding an.
niveraaTy celebration Of the
Aaron Jonsses In Chicago on Sat
urday. Sept 9,
One Of the IoVsllsst affairs at
tended by Mrs. Moore was the
formal affair given at the Llber-
Ian Embassy at which time the
Ambassador Of Liberia and Clar.
encs L Simpson and Mrs. simp-
son were hosts. The very slRbor.
atc affair was given at the EN-.
baaey % celebrate the i05th an.
nivsrsary Of the independence Of
Liberia.
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N MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our sister,
Mrs. Alma Woodson who passed
away Sept. IS, 1949
Memories are treasures no one
can steal.
Death Is a heart ache no one can
heal:
Some may forget. now that you've
gone,
But we shan remember no matter
how long
For we loved you too dearly
ever to forget,
Deep in our hearts you are
living yet.
Sadly missed by brothers and
sisters:
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston NJ.
Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvsl B. Garth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip g. jackson.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneopolis

Flew Home: Mrs. Betty Marshall
Session left Sunday. Sept. IL, by
plane, for her home In Detroit
She spent her vacation here visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Marshall, ST.. $3.50 Fourth
Ave. and her daughter. Katherine
Left For College: Miss Marian
b. Smith, daughter Of Mrs. Annie
z. Smith. 5O4l Humboldt Ave. No
left Wednesday, Sept. Is for Wash
ingtOn, d. c. where she viii enroll
in the Graduate School Of Social
Work. Howard University. Miss
Smith Is on a years educational
leave Of absence from the Henne-
pin County Welfare Board. where
she has been employed as a social
worker for the past three years
She Is a graduate Of the Univers.
ity Of Minnesota and clans TO dc
a years study at Howard Univers-
ity toward earning her Masters
degree In her chosen field.
Celebrates First Birthday: Lit.
tie Donald. son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Richardson, 1919 Chicago
Ave. celebrated his first birthday
Monday. Sept. IS. The party was
given by his parents and he re-
ceived many gifts and every one
had a wonderful time. Those pres
ent were: Lolita Richardson. little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern
Richardson and granddaughter OF
Mr.. and William Burrell, 50 Hoag
Ave, Done James, granddaughter
OF Mrs. Cheney HollivAy; Mrs. Ann
johnson, Of Duluth: Mrs. Hobart
Mitchell, ST., Mrs. Lillian Jackson,
and Donald's god mother. Mrs
Lucia Mcclure.
still Confined To His Bed: Mr.
w. II. Richardson, 1919 Chicago
Ave. has been confined to his bed
since Dec. II, 1851. with a heart
ailment His wife says he shows
no signs Of improvement.
Tooth Extracted: Mrs. Thelma
Starks suffered from q tooth ex-
traction. She was off her job as
laboratory Technician at the Twin
Cities Arsenal for a day.
Bethesda Celebrates: Bethesda
Ii celebrating their pastors second
anniversary. beginning Wednes-
day. Sept. "a through Sunday,
Sept. %. Rev. L. c. Harris Is the
pastor. Services win start each
evening at 1880 p. m. A cordial
invitation to all ministers and
their congregations il extended
Returned From Convention
Rev. and Mrs. e. J. Henderson,
1929 Bryant Ave. No. attended the
National Baptist convention in
Chicago and spent a week there
with relatives and friends, They
returned home Saturday Sept. 10
and their trip was a very pleasant
one.
ChicAEOan Enters SOPHOMORE
Year At U. Of NJ: Mrs. Everett
Roberts Of Chicago formerly OF
MinneapolisD and her daughter,
Isabelle. spent a few days at the
YWCA with friends. Miss lisa.
belle viii be a sophomore at the
University OF Minnesota this
term. She win reside at San
ford Hall.
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EnjoyinR Vacations flss Mar,
lens Owens Of JeffsFWon City. Mo,
u enjoying her vacation in the
Twin Cities Bhs In the guest OF
Mr., James Beatles. 348 No. Dale
~, While here Mas Owens hai
been the recipient Of many socIa
courtsHlsa. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
Ball. 3As No. Dale st., took MIa'
Owens and Mr.. Boatles aiEhtsee.
ing 20 Bayport, saltwater and uE
the ~. CroiE River on the last
week end. They returned 10 Pha'
len park and enjoyed a picnic
breakfast.
Dinner Party Mira. Barbara l.
Pryor. wife Of Mr.. Aaron Pryor
Pullman instructor of Seattle anC
Mrs. Sadie Williams. 2e04 Fourth
Ave. 90, were guests Of Mrs. bal
ON Sunday. Sept. II. On Sunday
Sept. n. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball will
give q dinner party.
Mrs. Pryor h the house guest
OF Mrs. Sadie Williams, 26Ot
Fourth Ave. 30. In Minneapolis.
Cameo Social Club ElectAi Tn,
Cameo Social club held tn cleo,
ton Of officers a. the home oi
Mrs, Owen TwtEgs, 900 81. An,
thohy Ave, Saturday. Sept. Q
Officers elected were, president
Kenneth Edwards: vice president
Mrs. Evelyn Brent; recording
secretary. Mrs, ErmA MAEingo
corresponding secretary. Mrs
Mary Ryan. and treasurer. 0sorE'
Brooks Jr, social chairman, LII
Ian Balengsr; program chairman
Gwen TwiEgs. The next meeting
will be Saturday. Sept n at IN,
home Of Mira. John Wilson. S3'
Iglehart Ave.
Canadian WoFuhIpfuI MaateI
Herei Mr. J, X. BriScoe, worship.
ful master Of Regent Lodge No.
Of Winnipeg. and Mr.. James
EphrlRm, District Deputy. wer'
guests Of the Minnesota Crane
lodge held In 81. Paul. Sept. II
and II. Mr., Brtscoe left wednes
day, Sept, II for Kansas city, Mo
and Chicago whore he will vinit
before returning To his home II
Winnipeg,
New ResldcRtai Mrs. FIosai,
Ford and her son and his wife
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Smith hav,
moved from their home In Spring
field. Ohio. TO their recently pur
chased one at 100 Rondo Ave
Mrs, Smith recently rrturneC
from q month spent In Spring
field and Columbus, Visiting rela
tivea and friends, Mra. Ford N I
sister OF Msasra Everett 4. Chap
man. TOT ~. Anthony Ave, anC
Richard Chapman, lil0 sherburn,
Ave, She Ia also q cousin OF Mrs
George W. Wills. 1904 Iglehart
Ave.
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FACT uRd FUN
ny Dick Wright

The reverend received orders
to move TO another church In an
other city After delivering his
last sermon in his old church. he
cleared his throat and said good.
by 20 his congregation in the
following manner;
Brothers and sisters, I am now
ready to say farewell. don't
think God loves this church. be-
cause none OF YOU ever die, I don't
think you love one another. be-
cause have never married any
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ST. JAMES ANTE NOTES
MINNEAPOLIS

The members OF our church
were very happy TO have our
minister, Rev. Henderson Reddick
returned to us by Bishop George
w. Baber.
Sunday our pastor preached an
inspiring sermon that touched the
hearts Of the morning worshippers.
He used as his text Hebrews IL
chapter. first verse. He discussed
'Hindrance to Spiritual Progress"
The Pastors Aid was entertain
ed at the church Monday night by
Mrs. G. Smith, 2709 30th Ave. So.
A lovely luncheon was served.
The public Is invited to worship
with use. May reporter.
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SomahodM Sfnrfa n

When you give q story TO the
paper. don't forget that there are
four things . reporter must know
who, what, when and where
Check the material you prepare
to be sure that you have answered
all four questions.
Gas has to BE- lighted before Il
furnishes heat Electricity must
be switched on before II gives
forth light. Water has to be turn
ed on before II flows trom the
pipe.
News has TO be given 10 the
Newspaper before Il can be put
into print From the Christian
Science MOaitor
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SIOUX
= [ L s
NEWS
~ O 7 z S
BY MRS. DAN COATES
$40 No. BIAbIe Street
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.

We Dakodians are doing a heap
Of living. by what I've gathered
for news. Mrs o. Bridgewater.
your real reporter is very much
among It.
She. Mrs. c. Shelley, Mrs. II.
Bentley, Rev. Bolts, Mr.. J. Mox-
ley, Mr.. Al G. Frost, all repre-
sentinR various departments Of
81. Johns Baptist church at the
National Baptist Convention in
Chicago.
Rev. z. williams and wife are
being missed and needed while
they are also enjoying the Ma
tional Baptist convention in Chi
cago. Rev. and Mrs Williams
represented the Pilgrim Baptist
church Of this city.
The local group Of Baha'is. who
teach oneness Of God, Brother
hood Of man have acquired a def
mite meeting place in the Van
Epps building on the second floor,
IS ". Phillips Ave. On Monday.
Sept. IS, they are having their
first public lecture. News From
The Holy Land" by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben d. Weeden.
Our socially prominent Georgia
Grigsby Lee, has given up her
club work, church work and
beauty work and II doing q neat
job Of short trips in the Twin
Cities visiting her brother and
very many friends.
The Star Club, a new club pre-
pairing for degrees in the Eastern
Stars. had It's meeting at the home
OF Mrs. J. Monkey. they planned a
FAN program, and a treasure
hunt. Mrs. II. Jordan, wife Of our
local barber is confined to Nc
KEENAN, hospital during her ILL
ness. It would be nice II we'd all
shower her with nice things to let
her think Of her burdens.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clayton and
son-in-law. Gordon Tate, motored
10 Atchison, Kans.. where the
Claytons shall visit relatives and
friends. while Mr. Tate reports
to Fl. Riley. The trio shall return
shortly, because Mrs. @. Tate
and two little Cherubs miss them
10.
The James Cabbelrs who re-
Gently moved here from Sioux
City. have proven to us that their
hearts are stil there. They spent
most OF their week ends there.
Joseph Temple of st. Paul Is
staying in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Tolson while Joseph II
finishing his senior year In high
school. Mr.. Temple expects to
enter the Baptist Seminary later.
The George Vaughns. A. Toll
berts. A. Frosts. Mrs w. Edgar
families enjoyed an indoor picnic
dinner In the spacious dining
room Of the James Monkeys.
The Melvin Smiths are in OF
tumwa. Ia. preparing their new
home and folks here are making
ready for many nice social events
before we say bye.
Robert Haynes and Dan Coates
are two young men that are TAX
ing advantage OF this Indian Sum-
mer weather, when they are not
earning and honest living they
are golfing
Mrs, Bea Hamilton, Booker T.
Washington Service Senter ma
tron expects many to be securing
time for many social affairs at
the center during these long Fall
evenings. ~ you plan your gather
ings. give her ample time to make
your appointment.
The VIM. Tolsons are mighty
gay these days making ready for
their son. Bentley to come home
enor,, ~ KRorA T.rna
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the
friends and neighbors, who stood
so wonderfully by US, in our hour
of loss and need and in the death
of our loved one. A. J. Wilkerson.
May God bless each and every
one Of you.
Mrs. A. J. Wilkerson, wife, Del
Ia Wilkerson, Alfred Wilker-
son and Private Charles
Smith. children. all OF Min
neapolis, and Mrs. PAralee
Pettis. sister OF Chicago.
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to express my sincere
appreciation TO all, who were 30
thoughtful and kind to me during
the illness and passing Of my hus-
band, Prince d. Collier. The words
Of sympathy, and beautiful flow
ers. and other acts of love shall
never be forgotten.
Mrs. Prince D. Collier
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File No. 1890
ORDER ron NEARING or
FINAL ACCOUNT AND
PETITION EOR

DNATHAbtThON
state Of Minnesota, County Of
Hennepin.
Probate Court
Re Estate OF George Rsnke. De
Cedsnt
IT is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eNamina-
ton thereof and for distribution.
filed herein. be heard on Tuesday.
October ilth, 1852, at 10 o'clock A
" by this Court in the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and that all persons interested In
this estate present objeC lions. "
any. why said petition should not
be granted.
This order shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
law
WITNESS, the HON. o J. AN
DERsON, acting Judge Of Pro.
bate Court. this 10th day OF
sept. 1881.
Ernest =. BOrenH,
Clerk OF Probate Court
Robert Keiber,. Attorney.
SIS Midland Bk Bldg
spokesman. Sept 10. 3s: oct ~
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

We were pleased with a lovely
day Sunday. In the absence Of our
pastor and his wife and the as
sistAnt pastor and your humble
servant, all OF whom were away
at the National Baptist Conven-
ton, we were informed the work
went right along.
Rev. John Hodge, Il was re-
ported brought the congregation
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Relatives Herr For FIHneraI;
Pvt. Charles Smith. son Of Mrs
Helen wilkerson, pTS AIdrich Ave
No. arrived Monday to attend ~,
neral services for his step father
the late Mr. A. J. wilksrson. Pvt.
Smith Is stationed at Fort sin,
Okla.
Mr., and Mrs, Robert Pettls OF
Chicago. left Tuesday, Sept. 10 for
their home, They came 20 attend
funeral services for Mrs. Petus'
brother, Mr.. A. J. wtlkerSnn.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

Mrs. Lola Gattling wishes to
thank her many friends for the
flowers, cards and kilograms sent
during her illness.
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Of you. I don't think you love me,
because you have never paid me
my salary,
your donations are mouIdy
fruit and wormy apples, and by
their fruits ye shall know them.
Brethern, I am going to q better
place. I have been called to serve
at the state prison. Where I 20,
ye cannot come. but I 60 TO pre-
pare a place for you. and may the
Lord have mercy upon your
souls"
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Sioux Falls Boy
To Go Oversees

Soulx Falls. g. D,--Bentley
Jaco. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
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sophistication Ia the watchword
in our age. Everyone likes to give
evidence OF Il and It's gotten 40
bad in some quarters that any
thing goes, Take the following
story:
Darling" she said TO the guy
she had been keeping company
with for the past three years.
well have to postpone our mar
rage for q time"
And do tell why" said he a.
he nonchalAntly polished his nails
on the lapel Of his coat You stin
love me, don't you ?"
Certainly I do" she answered
a. she daubed more polish onto
her own scarlet nails. but Just
married another man"
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RnRnER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday was Mems Day at Bor-
der and Methodist Men, were In
charge of the services for the day.
In the morning. Rev. Sexton
brought the message, speaking on
the subject. Pressing Onward. ."
Scripture reading. Phil. 3:ff.
Visitors were made welcome
and were invited to worship with
us at any time. At the Vesper
Hour, from 8 TO 7, the Men pre-
scented r. c. Malmquist, Chief OF
the Minneapolis Fire Department
as guest speaker
This was augmented by a fine
program by the men. Next Sun
day Rev Sexton will speak on
the subject, Nationality in Re-
ligion." Scripture reading. Gen.
5:ff. Sunday at the Vesper Hour,
a musical will be presented for
your pleasure, by the Choir. Try
and make IL q date and be with
them. Bring your friends You are
always welcome at Border.
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS
Rev. z. 2. Byrd. assistant pas
tor delivered a forcefIl and timely
message taken from the 9th
Chapter of st. John. 5th verse.
emphasizing. Il Am In The World,
Am The Light OF The World"
Music was furnished by the
Senior Gospel Choir and the Must
cetts.
Re-instAted was Mrs. Susie
Virgins. Candidate for baptism
was Miss Judy Register.
In the evening. Mr.. julius Cae-
sar brought an inspiring and in
teresting talk, The Impendent
Danger That Awaits Youth" We
had hoped that many more young
people could have been present,
also adults. This message was
food for thought.
Keep In mind that next Sunday,
Sept 2lst. at 4 p. m. the Wiling
Workers Club In giving an all
talent program and at 7:30 p m.
In the evening. the Royal Jubil-
GERS are presenting The True
Friends Singers from Iowa.
Both programs are free. Come
out and receive q spiritual bles-
sing. Cordial invitation TO ALL
Sarah Benson. reporter.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-12
Small A-BOmb
Endangers City

NEW YORK R-The develop
ment of small atomic bombs now
makes it possible for single en-
envy air attack TO destroy almost
all the city of New York, City
Civil Defense Director Arthur W.
Wallander says.
Wallander said Sunday ir a re-
port TO Mayor Vincent r. Impellit-
teri that this danger stems from
the capabiIity Of a single plane to
carry a dozen of the new bombs.
He said new bombs are as power
full as the old ones. which we're so
large that a bomber could only
carry one.
One plane, Wallsnder said, could
scatter a string Of the small bombs
in a single run over the Bronx and
Manhattan.
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Judd Sentence
Is COMMITTED

PHOENIX, Ariz. ~ - The
death sentence under which trunk
murdereSs Winnie Ruth Judd lived
for 20 years in the Arizona State
Hospital for the insane has been
committed to life imprisonment.
Gov, Howard Pyle took the &C.
uon Saturday. following a recon-
mendaton Of the State Board Of
Pardons and Paroles.
Mrs. Judd. now -. was found
guilty ot killing and Remembering
t~o women friends. Agnes Anne
lie Roi and Hedyig Samuelson here
Oct ID. 1881. She had shipped their
Bodies TO Los Angeles in a trunk
and suitcase. Seventy suo hours he
Tore her scheduled execution. she
VAS found insane.
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Engineers To Hear
Bernard Frank

Bernard Frank. Marine Engineer
of Ships Department, u. S. Naval
Station, and club member, will be
the principal speaker at the next
meeting of the Key West Engi-
neer's Club scheduled for 8 pm,
Tuesday, May 18th at the club
rooms. Building IS, u. S. Naval
Seaplane Base.
Franks subject will be Electroly-
sis and Galvanic Action as it af-
fects marine vessels. A demon
stration of a new synthetic protec-
tive coating for ferrous metals viii
be included.
The nominating committee will
also present slate of candidates
and nominations will be accepted
from the floor to be voted upon at
the general election TO be held in
June.
All members are urged TO be
present.
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Eugene Beadle
One Of 5 Hurt:
Three Killed
Off NE Korea

Eugene 7. Beadle. Boilerman
Third Class was wounded when the
destroyer James c. Owens was
hit by six Communist shells off the
northeast coast of Korea. May z,
according to the AP.
Beadle, whose wife Mildred. lives
at 108-D Poinciana was one of five
wounded men. Two were killed
outright and six wounded, one of
them fatally.
Beadle is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Beadle of Detroit. His
wife could not be reached to ascer-
tain more information on the
wounded sailor.
Another Florida man was one of
those killed in the attack. He was
Stanley H. E.nond, Commissary
Man, Third Class. His widow Mrs.
Lois L. Emond. lives at 2l4 South
Eighth, Avenue, Pensacola, Fla.
The Owens suffered some super
structure damage from shrapnel
and a depth charge carried by the
vessel was exploded by a direct
hit from enemy guns on the shore
near Songjin. Fight lasted IL mi
nutes, the Navy reported. with the
destroyer firing 153 rounds which
scored at least two direct hits on
aed guns positions.