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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

Quanita Dawson, ublicity;
Marion Smith, sunshine: Bliss
Kemp, entertainment committee
chairman. Plans were made for a
valentine party IN February. The
next meeting win be AT the home
Of Mrs. Gwen Ray. Friday. jan
uary rs.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robinson were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. orton
Shelton, 353 W. Central Christ.
mas, December rs.
Birthday Dinner: Mrs. Theodore
Allen, 572 Iglehart Ave, was hon
ored at a birthday dinner Sunday,
January Is, given by her daugh-
ter, Miss Myrrhene Allen. Guests
present were Messrs. and Mines.
John Banks. s. f. Hall. and Will
bur Cartwright; Mrs Dorothy
Porter and Miss Barbara Cart
wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Club: The Mr. and
Mrs. Club OF the 81 James AME
church met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Beauford. 1000
Carroll Ave, Friday, January II.
Names Omitted: The names Of
Mrs Mary Russell and Mr. Sam
Lee were inadvertently omitted
from the hist of guests at the Jan
uary 8 buffet supper given by MIR
and Mrs NJ f. Bell S92 Carroll
Ave.
TSTC Meets: DR.. Earl S Weber
was host to the TSTC club in the
private dining room at Road Bud
dy's cafe Saturday night, January
II. DR.. Cornelius Mobilcy was a
club guest
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL

Entire Nous Election: Mrs Raye Richardson, 759 Fuller
was hostess to the regular meeting the Entire Nous
euo meeting which met at her home Friday January H. An
election OF officers held Those elected into office were
haye Richardson, president; Bea Beasey vice presi.
dent Gertrude Nay secretary; bessie Clemon treasurer
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house IN White Plains Right now. they are waiting
for the arrival Of their refrigerator radio and other
items they took abroad with them. Life gave Cord
a nice welcome home present. spread Of his
pics in the January Tth edition with his credit line
heading the story. He's already on new assignments
30 l haven't had chance to talk 10 him. I've
ehatted with Sally twice. shes glad 20 be back
home. asked her II she'd the III ole Statue Of
Liberty when the Queen Mary pulled into New
York hArboF.
u was too popped" sally said The last two
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seaton, $50 East seth Street were
hosts 90 the Twilight Social Club
Saturday, Jan ~
Marriage IICcRse ISsucdi MIR.
William & narncs, $40 James
Ave. No. and Miss MyTtis Miner,
ai2 FTrmont Ave. No, have been
issucd n marriage license by the
Henncpin county district court
clerk Tho date OF their wedding
has not been aot.
Leaves For Mothers BCdaldC !
Miss Gloria Brown. a7A0 Fourth
Ave, So. LETT Tuesday for Dca
Moinca, Iowa, where she expects
to bo for an indefinite period On
account of the illness NJ hor
mother,
Now RcSIdlnGI Mrs Mary Nor
rts and childrCn, Robert and
James arc now residing at 1904
bryant Ave, No
spent Holidays In ChlcaEol
Mrs Jessie shepherd. 3o2s Firth
Ave So. spent Christmas and
New Year holidays In Chicago.
There she was the guest Of Mas
Marriennr jeffrey, former Mime
RpnlitAn,
To Vacation In California; Mr..
and Mrs n y Underwood, 1888
Third Ave So, arp planning y
vacation trip Ia California and
points west
To Enter Hospitals Mrs, LIlcille
Woodland. 1908 Lyndale Ave, No,
win enter Mount SINAI hospital
Monday. Jan, n, for surgery.
Receives ComnIlAaloni Mrs, Ida
Mae Burroll received her commits.
sion a. grand district deputy Of
the Daughter ElkR In December
frum tho new grand daughter
ruler Ncttls Carter jackson Of
New York Deputy Burreil. a..
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Met Tuesday: The Veterans OF
Foreign War Post No. S752 Wo-
mems Auxiliary met Tuesday
night, January is At the home OF
Mrs. Carrie Green. 7ts Carroll
Ave.
Convened Thursday: The wo-
mems Auxiliary 20 the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car Porters con-
vened in its regular monthly
meeting Thursday night. January
Is, at the home of Mrs. Maxine
Cooper, AL West Central Ave.
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MINNEApOIIS RIRrmpAYs


Jan. 20 Frances Rooney. IlO7
Emerson Ave, No. Herman Abor.
nathy, $40 Troupe Ave. Lucille
MCAdAms, 1920 Third Ave. 10.
Jan ~ J. w. Baldwin, 6i2
10th Ave, So; Mrs. Effie posey.
90 HylAnd Ave, Mrs elsie Nc.
Moore. Al6 n, Goth ST. Mary Hub.
bard, 6Ilb Irving Ave. No.
Jan, "a Dorothy A, StoVaIl,
5si6 Firth Ave. 30, Mrs. Vera
rratt, 242p Fourth Ave. So, Mrs
Arie Pullum. 2So7 Fourteenth
Ave, 30. Gerald Fleming, bI0
Tenth Ave So; Mrs y. v. Wright,
SOs Bryant Ave, No, lone Roach,
1917 Firth Ave. 30. Ronald Judy
Jr.. 302i Fourth Ave, 10, Robert
Green, 307 Dupont Ave. No, Doris
officer. $50 Fremont Ave. No. .
Bobby Bannarn. 0lb Emers n
Ave. No.
Jan. 20 syIestsr Carter Jr,.
city.
Jan, ~ Mr.. }. w. Ryan. Jt37
Smelling Ave 30, Barbara Jean
hammond. 274l Clinton Ave, No. !;
E.ssie Mae SaTtin. 1918 18th Ave.
No.
Jan. 20 Robert Mallory, 403b
Clinton Ave. 80. Mrs. Grace
Workout, $3.50 Smelling Ave. 80. i.
hstellR Harris, 2SI0 Elliot. Mrs.
Hardy White. 1919 Fourth Ave.
b.; James Allen, ~ Hyland. Bii.
lie Vaughn. 900 Olson Highway.
Ray Cooper
Jan 20 Mrs. James Lane, 722
Fremont Ave. No, Orlando WI.
son. 300 AldriCh Ave. No, Connie
Mccoy, $40 Bryant Ave, No, Don.
aid W. McMOoTe. lIs E. 25th ~
Out Of.TOWn BITthdays-
Jan. 20 AOfa BeftTam, st
Louisville. Ky,
Jan. ~ Mary Williams. ArRu,
III, Mrs William seymour CHI.
cage
Jan. ~ Mrs. BcrgiR Bell, Kan.
HAA city, Kansas.
Jan. 70. William OgIcton, Dea
MOines, Iowa.
Jan. ~ John y. ThUmAs, Ger
many Elmo HOLMAN. Kansas
City. Mo. Katherine Sanders
Washington. Milwaukee, Wis.
Jan. 20 James Gresham, Cali.
fOTnls
Jan. 70 Dorothy Evans, Kan.
sas CITY, Mo, Robert L. Brown.
Rockford. IN
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4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CTTY-Gordon uAfe MaEazinel Parks Sally
the children back home years They stay
az the Commodore
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good lost a weight Says figure
mannequn" downright
model are treamlined o q
The three Parks offspring. Toni David
completely Paris happy They tell young David sugEed HIS
way through school regular miniature LOUlA
Every Mid something DAVey
haul off and bop Im
Next week hope the Parks adventures
provided with Gordon between
Kelly sally night they landed
OF
They're sin just Gordon sally
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a gong Josephine
the Apollo the boxofe dud the
history Apollo manage
Talked Frankel
days
capacity
all her had with the Christmas week
m Business picked up brsy during the last two days of her en-
gRgement
thought she would have drawn capacity crowds
Meanwhile, Post crc on WIRChcl
makes pretty clear why WinCh"n landed Baker highly
appearance Weinberg,
WlnChers pipelines Of
info Weinberg planted the Baker WRohels column
After the Sor Club business" Weinberg aEned Bakers
Its obvious why he resigned lie couldn't keep his
"in" with WV and siin be employed by Baker.
Weinberg described Baker entering
looking Ubangt away
in French with her party Of friends
The story that wnchrlI came to New York to appeal per
sOnAly publisher Dorothy
seems 20 have been Cockeyed According 70 r sChfra editorial
Saturdays the guy who did the plradnE
and used vile" to keep of print sok Club hos"
sherman BIlinESey
winchen time. though The assumption
that he his boy Bngy front to try and call off the hounds
reading articles wlnchel could
personally plead
devAstangy objective
effective Some of the Information already secret the
newspaper crowd here startling
wncheIrs practice Of using Eho.t writer's and pre-. aErnts
today. business column writing become such
racket that publisher paying S~m litter
only press AKens
but resort to something pretty close to bACA TO make fast
/ Robert top craftsmen
pnabihy
Broadway Hollywood him
RuArk a WnChel writes
actually
worth reading Dorothy Kganen ooumniSt who also darn
good Newspaper
I q GeIIeF who u
ditch neIRhbOF falling Win
cheu digging bitches stumble and
he'll b. the edge
Unfortunately the people the fast
skid down the ladder whose faces stepped during the slow
WincheD pummetIng helards hen
The CLEARING Of former Army cIvVinan Of
"subVeFsIVe" charges only
fight, aided prove there def
Inite reVABplnG governments loyalty
When individual employed Navy and certain
loyalty investigation He working the while this nveStga
going empoyers
nendent building contacted and questioned
individuals loyalty
The superintendent apartment building last
private life
opinions
they odd Jobs Christmas Some Of
except gets stopped
tap needs fixing
COSVOrEsr equally unreliable Of InfSTna
worker with . GTudGe the WhAHmy
his SlARdsT NeEhbOrS b"nE In
the category.
10 me g invest o. The
individual
security ANY individual with dis
frstsrnEd with people suspected Of dHyy the
person should carefully the
the Individual under investigation No American
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

This nlGhtmariSh experience actually hap
pened 10 u New York woman and WAS reported
In detail In the August 18th NEW YORKER
Magazine. The Draw lady who managed Go
keep her head throughout the fOTty-elght
hours, was imprisoned In the elevator when the
jammcd . result Of her not having clos
ed the basement door tightly she was alone
In her private house Madison Avenue be-
cause she'd expected 10 BE- away In the country
for the week. end and had let her servants off
until Monday morning.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Home From Motor Trip: Mr..
and Mrs. .. Il, Williams returned
home from Auchison, Kansas,
Wednesday, August IS,
Guests OF SOM Mr.. and Mrs
s Quay Herndon Of Chicago, LEFT
Sunday, Aus. II, for their home
after II very pleasant stay In the
Twin Cities, as the house guests
OF their son and his family, MIR
and Mrs, J. Edwin SiEor, 3plN
INth Aye, So, and other relatives
and friends.
Twins Fly Home Tho twin
daughters ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Spencer Shivcrs. Lucillr and Lor-
rainc, 1921 Fourth Ave. So, ar
rived by plane Monday morning
To spend their vacation with their
parents. The Misses Shivcrs are
employees Of the United States
government in Washington. u. G
To Visit Parents; Mrs, Simpson
Sartin, 1919 18th Ave North, left
Monday. August Is for 81, Louis
and New Orleans where she viii
visit In New Orleans, she viii be
the house guest OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Pcyton Baker She
will be out Of the city for two
weeks.
To Omaha Mrs Ann Harris
29i8 Garfield Ave, IN spending
two weeks visiting relatives and
friends In Omaha, Neb.
Surprised Niece; Mr.. E Glenn
Brown il the house guest Of his
niece and family, Mr. and Mrs
J Edwin SiEcr 20It 18th Ave SO,
He arrived unexpectedly Thurs.
day, Aug IL, lie motorcd here
from Kansas city. Kans, with
his sister and her husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel II, Jenkins, who
are the house guests Of the o. Il
Williams.
Quest OF Father Mrs. Louise
jackson Of Kansas CITY. Mo. II
the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs
J. u. Maxwell Sr. 5000 goth Ave
So Mrs. jackson Ia the daughter
Of MIR. Maxwell.
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Samuel II. Jenkins Of Topeka,
Kansas, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. X. Nc
Knight. $50 Fuller Ave. were
gracious hosts at a dinner Satur-
day evening, August 10. Those
who enjoyed the dinner were the
guests OF honor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins and Mrs. o. b. Williams,
also Messrs, and Mines. w Bax.
ter Walker, c II. Roper, A. v.
Hall and Mrs. Earl Brent and
Mr.. Earl Harris.
At Lake kitchie: Mr.. and Mrs
Godette, 626 st. Anthony Ave,
are spending several days at
their lake home at Lake KitChie.
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Rrcwingtonl Mrs Danny HOLLY
of Buffalo, guest Of her auntS In
ST Paul the Mines. Laura Hrad-
ford and Jessie HERON Other
guest were Mines. Il u, Moulden,
Blanche MaycS, Anna Lacey,
Lucia Mcclure. J. Massey and
Mrs Wilbur Wright
To Visit sister and RrnIhcT: nr
ami Mrs Howard nrRdy ~ chi
cRgu arrived In the city Monday
10 be- the house guests ~ their
sister. Mrs Helen Curry, 2il W
22nd street and their brother and
his wife MIR. and Mrs Don brady,
Sr., 5000 Firth Ave So
Visitors From Kansas Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel ~ Jenkins NJ To
pcka, Kansas arrived Thursday,
August II and are the house
guests ~ Mr and Mrs q II, VII.
nama, AAi6 First Ave. so.
HOUSE, Gucstsi Mr. and Mrs u
J. wilkinson, 3SbS NcrxeS Ave
No had Mr.. WilkinRon'a brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs Ray.
mOnd wilkinson their son. Ray.
mond. and daughter Grace and
MIR, and Mrs, G, u wilkinson of
Webster Grove. 81, Louis, Mo, az
their house HuestH They arrived
Thursday, July 81, on August
second a lawn party was given for
the children, Those present were,
SandrR, Deborah, Raymond Jr,
and Grace wilkinson Donna
sharon, Jocl. Gayle and Carey,
(twinal and David WinklcT. Da.
vld Banks, Billy johnson, Mary
Johnson. George Plusni and Ger
aid Johnson Later. after the lawn
party q dinner was served by Mr.
and Mrs. II, J. wilkinson 20 tho
following guests. MeRsrH, and
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug ~ Harry r. Floyd, 2i28
Fifth Ave So; Jewel Beck, 37Oa
Fouth Ave 50; Mrs, E. Me
GRuRhc. 800 Colfax Ave. No.
Rosie Stephens. 8l2 Seventh Ave
No: Mrs. Rose 81, Clair. 1929
Fremont Ave. No; Mrs. Henry
Breedlove. 72l Aldrich Ave. No
Aug 24-Mlss A. u. Glenn. 400
E. oath st; Charles Noble, 3732
Fourth Ave. 30: Mrs Emily
Vaughn. S34 nth Ave. So. James
ClRrdy. 2S37 27th Ave. So; Thel.
ma Stark. $40 nth Ave. 80.
Aug 20 Freddie ingram. 3e4l
Fourth Ave. So: Mr.. l.. Il.
Vaughn. 2SlO Tenth Ave, 30. /,
Rosie Lee Stephens. 6l2 N. SeV-
enth ST: George l.. Millun.
chuck, 1902 Chicago Ave: Mrs.
Hobart Mitchell. 1912 Elliot Ave. :;
l. NJ Stewart. 1903 Seventh Ave.
No. Mrs. Caroline Peery. 1920
Fourth Ave So: NJ g. Hubbard,
34lI BlAisdcIl Ave. Helen Eliza
beth Pickett. 2I1l Fifth Ave. So,
Aug 20 William Brown, 1927
Ainnehaha: William Brown, 1913
E Franklin Ave; Mrs LABcllo
Davies, SIT Third Ave, No.
Aug n Mrs Belle Whitley.
400 Fourth Ave 30, Mrs Eva
Abbey, 4I4 y 2bth ST
Aug. rs Emile Moses Jr.. 461
Bryant Ave No, Mary Wilson.
Bl8 GiraFd Ave No, Catherine
Lindsay. 1919 Lyndale Ave. No.
Aug 20 Wallace Chambers.
Minneapolis Raymond SiRsOn. 2IO
Irving Ave. No
Out-OG-TOwn BIFthdayS-
Aug 23-Jhmcs Ellis, Chicago
Aug. 20 John Barker. Calf
Aug. 20 DcVOe EsCuc, Wash
lngt0n. y. e. Mrs DctZh Allen.
Chicago: John Cannon. Mont
gOmery. Ala.
DcR MolneS
August 2s IAsac Hayes Kan
saE CITY Mo, Mrs. Y J Ontlaw,
81 Louis; Dr. T.. + HAynes, 81
Joseph. No
Aug. 2D-J. +. brakes. Bhreve-
port, La; Thomas H. Shaw. Dur.
ham. ~ c,
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motOred to st. Paul and were the
guests OF Mrs. Kimbrow's aunt,
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Walter Coins and the N. Walter
Coins Jr., 1929 f. County Road
D. They spent some time in Ro-
chester, Mimi, going through the
Mayo Clinic.
Returns Home: Mrs. Garnet
Penn Harris left Friday for her
home in New York. She came to
visit her son, VIM. Penn, and was
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Coleman Sr., 67l w. Cen.
trail Ave.
Business School: Miss Title
Haskins, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. C. w. Haskins, 6S7 st. An
thony Ave. left for Los Angeles
for an indefinite stay. She plans
to enter business school in Los
Angeles. She was a 1852 June
graduate.
Kansans Entertained: In honor
OF the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. o. B. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
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Wedding Anniversaries
ST PAUL

Aug % Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Kilgore 694 w. Central Ave.
five years; Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Ross, 667 St Anthony Ave. IS
years; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Or
mand, 1855 St. Anthony Ave, 20
years.
Aug. p Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mcfarland, 1915 Rondo Ave, 20
years.
Aug. IS Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Watson. 59s st. Anthony Ave.
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elevator
enough
As who has
upon affection Your Truly
contemplating prospect
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MINNEAPOLIS

Aug. 23-Mr. and Mrs w. c.
Crews. 342s Oakland Ave; 20
years.
Aug. 31-Mr and Mrs. Sylves.
ter Young, 1901 Bryant Ave. No,
l6 years.
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NEW YORK CTTY-What you do Il you mprsoneS
alone Saturday until Monday
morning?
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS,
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug % Kenneth Robinson.
roo ST. Anthony Ave. Anna l.,
Perry, COS lGlchart Ave: Mrs.
Manlcy Rhodes $40 Carroll Ave
Aug 2a-Jean Marie Culver
1859 n. Western Ave: John NJ
Culver. 1859 n Western Ave.
Mrs. J NJ OScal. TS6 Carroll
Ave; Mary Alice Burrcll, 2S6
Rondo Ave; Patricia Parker. 66S
81. Anthony Ave. Viola Worth.
ington, SIT No Avon St. LeOna
Montague, ~; lglchart Ave.
Aug % Mrs W. Baxter Wal.
ker. $50 lGlrhart Ave, Mrs
Ashby 7 Harms. 695 Carroll Ave. :.
II. Y. TouSsatnt. 6Sp Iglehart
Ave. Mrs. L. = Compton. 722 W.
Central Ave Mrs Kittte V
Washington. $50 ST Anthony
Ave: Mrs George Carter al st
Anthony Ave, Mrs Myrtle HAr-
ris, $40 Iglchart Ave; l.cnora
Foster, SS5 ShCrburne Ave ::
Charles W, Taylor Jr. 5p7 Rondn
Ave; Robert Montgomery, 377 W,
Central Ave Mrs John WI
Hams, 79i Rnndo Ave. Mrs,
Eunice COINS. 655 W Central Ave
Aug. 20 Laura Green, pSI
Iglehart Ave
Aug. q Foster BROWN, 079
RondO Ave Clarence Powers 6lO
Broadway. Mrs Gladys " James,
500 Iylchart Ave. LAPurCcllc
Greene Jr. pSA Iglehart Ave. T.,
Kathleen Montgomery. 3T7 w.
Central Ave.
Aug ~ Mrs. Esther Roscby,
730 St Anthony Ave Ellsworth
Harris, 597 Iglehart Ave: Mrs
Margaret Davis, $50 81. Anthony
Ave: Beatrice Nash 725 King
stOn: Ray Gangl. l2I2 Rice st.
Hazel Russell ili9 ShcrbuTne
Ave: Geneva Murray, COS w
Central Ave Nora Williams, A27
Rondo Ave Robert Graham, 73G
Iglehart Ave COralec Bellesene,
400 St Anthony Ave.
Aug, 20 Mrs, Doris Wheeler
CIT Rnndo Ave; 4. Vincent
Owens, 627 Selby Ave; Mr. Mel
son Martin. 927 81. Anthony
Ave; NJ X Mcknight, 96C
Fuller Ave Mrs. Louis House
ST. Paul Freddie MCGEE, 87l
ROndo Ave
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Out or Town Guests Honored Mrs lnttic Hyde 3S2 elm
ton Ave- and Mrs Laura Wright 394l Third Ave So,
luncheon Tuesday, August u in honor Of the following out
of town Mrs Sammc RosScr of Durham No Carolina
and her Miss June RosScr Lynchhurg Miss guests Of
Mrs A. Barnett Mrs Mary lrcwington of Baltimore guest
VI MIR and Mrs knnh Lnmcs LMr Lomc is the Mmce Of Mrs
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Mcsdamcs II, e. Wilkinson, Clar.
cnCc Rock and daughter, Jewell
Beck; Charles pclCRsso. Raymond
Wilkinson and son, Raymond Jr.,
and daughter Grace. G. II wa
linson, II, J. Wilkinson, and Mrs,
Grace Winkler and her mother.
Mrs Emma Franks Of Rig Lake
and Mrs John Jones The guests
lctt Tor their homes, Sunday, Aug.
q
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Out of Town BITthdRyS--
Aug 20 Patricia Spencer, b22
w. lbIst st, New York.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL :

Visiting Mr. and Mrs Jewell Smith and sons Charles and
Orvle, of Alton Ill., left for home Friday Aug IS after
spending delightful week with Mr. and y Walter Coins
Sr, l741 f. County Road D.
Visiting Relatives Mr. Mrs Carl Kimbrow Elizabeth
Walker and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Simpson of Los Angeles
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
Ry BoB THOMAS

i HOLLYWOOD a. Looks like
tie Marion Brandc holocaust has
struck feminine America"
That's the comment received
this week from Tom Wood of the
Twin City Sentinel, Winston Sal-
EN-, N. c. He reports. that all the
girls down therR,s,ares sgarg a. over
Brando and THE big attraction
seems te. be the beast in him.
Wood says he asked a girl.
Would you like a guy to Leat you
up like that?" She almost swooned,
with goony smile at my ques-
ton" He adds: what the he'll
go6i is civilization if they all faint
over caveman tactics?"
That's a good question, Tom. It
is one that friend of mine pom
dered. Wen call him Ambrose Bo-
meisler.
Ambrose is happily married to
sweet little girl named Agnes.
AT least they were happily mar
ried until Marlc1 Brando came
along.
Agnes first was infatuated with
Brando in 1.-THE Men," She went
raving mad for him when he
played Stanley Kowalski in "A
Streetcar Named Desire" Her Joy
was complete with viva Zapata's
(which my colleague Jim Bacon
feels should be called Stanley Ko-
walski in Mexico.
All she could talk about was
Brandc, and she sneered at Ann
brose's timid advances. Ambrose
was alarmed. His happy home was
in jeopardy. He devised a plan.
Ambrose went to see the three
Brando pictures. He saw them
again and again. He practiced the
slurring Brando diction. He lifted
weights TO simulate a muscle
bound appearance Then he sprung
his plan.
Come to dinner. Ambrose, Az
mes called in bored tones one even
ing.
when Ambrose came 10 the Ia
BILE. she stared at him. HE was
wearing swcaty pair Of dunga-
rees and q shredded T-shirf. He
slouched with hair awry, beer
can in his hand.
You can't come 20 the takle
like that" Agnes scolded.
.'Wc3sez len co.ada table hkis7"
he snarled, scratching his stomach.
Speak up. / can't understand
word you're saying
You hear me- 4 said 'Woosez
len comda table likis2'" he
growled, scratching his bare foot
Ambrose. what has come over
you7 Have you gone craxy7
"Cracys Who you calling crazy'0f
he snapped, scratching I'm your
husband. Right now wanna kiss "
He grabbed her fierceiy and plant
ed a kiss on hsr hips.
Ambrose. let me co. The broc-
coli is getting eosds''
Broccoli III show YOU what I
tInk broccoli" he picked up the
dish and threw IL. broecoli and all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-05
BY WllllAM 9. BoeART

acres studded with dried up,
|stubby corn stalks. There was no
fence separating the field from
the road. A slight drop-off of
not more than two or three feet
formed the border between open
field and highway.
The garage man paused and
pointed down at the field. II was
Just about there"
"Where they found Smith,"
The man nodded. He fiicked
away his cigarette and wiped
sweat from his face with the
crook OF his arm.
Where was the car-the one
you have at the garage now2p
Ed motioned ahead. Down
here. I'll show you"
They covered perhaps a hum
Edred yards. Then the mechanic
went down the slight incline from
the roadway and looked along the
edge of the field. He paused be-
side an old tree stump. Here
you are. Right here is where
she went Of the road"
Johnny came up to him. He
lrealized the man referred to
Irene Smith. The fellow was ex-
planning, "A couple of feet more
and she would've missed this
stump and not even got hurt"
I Johnny quickly saw what he
meant The only obstruction had
been the short, thick stump. The
[machi;ie had struck it, for you
could still see the marks where
grease had rubbed off the axle.
It explained the "toed-in' front
wheels and the bent axle on the
car in the Northport garage.
She sure gave it a smack" Ed
said. "A good thing she didn't
crack her skull when her head
hit the steering wheel"
Yes Johnny agreed abse ntly
He said, aShall we start along?H
Sure. / thought you'd waste
your time coming out here. There
isn't q thing
There isn't any water. either,
said Johnny.
Walking beside him, the me.
chanic gave him puzzled look
water"
Il thought there might be .
brook or something neas the
Instead Of backing the car on
onto the main road. the garage