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The guardian., 1953-03-28

MASTER FRENCH ANNOUNCES HIS ARRIVAL
"Now intended to surprise the parents selected
But someone went and put 'em wise
found expected!
But, say!
fooled 'em anyhow in spite Of all their guesses .
(They till I'd pants or dreesD
P.S.: In you're interested l wear pants
My name is MARK ALBERT; arrived March Is, 1858;
weight pounds 6h
NV folks are ROMAINE & ALBERT FRENCH.
Congratulations Mrs Albert French omaine Rob-
nson daughter the late Sg Robinson chemist and Minnie
Robnson the advent of their rstborn at Faulkner Hospital
little had his first automobile ride at the age
week and day when the parents drove him to the home OF
grandmother Kendall March 22 Both Mr. and
French portrait painters Mrs French graduate of the
exclusive Thayr Academy executive in specially shop
down They have apartment Beacon Hill
Congratulations to Joseph his home last week Death
IN heart ack
The guardian., 1953-03-28
IABBERWocK
The best in Drama and Musical
Entertainment
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1853
John Hancock Hall

Mr.. Lawrence H. Bailey, of 776
Columbus ave-, Roxbury, has been
a patient in the Boston City Hos
pital, since March. 10. He is, at
this writing, on the danger list;
but is considerably improved
from his condition on entering.
RESERVE MONDAY, APRIL
6 for an Easter Floor Show and
Dance by st. Mark Social Center.
An Easter Parade presented by
The Phyllis Wheatley Lend-A-
Hand Club, Friday evening, Apr.
10, at 8 O'Clock at the West Med
ford Community Center, Airing
ton Street. Admission 75c, dane
ing.
At the recent drawing of the
Alpha Omicron Sigma Chapter OF
the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
held at st. Marks Center, Fri
day, March 20, Mrs. L. Allen Of
SIS Hollander St, Roxbury, won
the $100 wardrobe certificate.
"Tbe Diamond Ball for Seven
Charities"
The guardian., 1953-03-28

HEALTH HAVEN - HI 5-0854
Corsets = special abdominal and
spine supports physical thera-
py treatments spot reducing.
GLADY HOWARD
119 Humboldt Ave, Roxbury
The guardian., 1953-03-28

Congratulations to Joseph S.
Mitchell, Jr., who was among the
The guardian., 1953-03-28

Mitchell, Jr., who was among the
ISL lawyers who passed the State
Bar examination recently. He is
the son of Joseph, Sr., and Lucy
Mitchell of Is Waumbeck ST., Rox-
bury. 49,. It's always a pleasure
when Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Holton
and Miss Ann Atkinson are host
and hostess to the Georgia Club
in their home at 234 w. Canton
st. After the regular monthly
meeting when Miss Lillian Rich
ardson, chairman of the Annual
Game Night, held at 464 Mass.
ave. reported a financial success,
the club was ushered downstairs
to a beautifully y-decorated dining
room and lounge for most de-
licious collation.. Topping the
evenings enjoyment was a COM
munity sing, with MRS. Mabel
johnson Dean and Mrs. Atkinson
at the piano and a special rendi-
tion of "Mona Lisa" by Jack
Holton. Enjoying the festivities
were: Mesdames Fannie Bell,
Nette Archie, Ivy Simpson, Flor
ence Roper, Rita Green, Ollie
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lind
say, Mrs. Marie Murphy, Misses
Lillian Richardson, Alzatta jack
son, Mr.. VIM. Love and Mr.,
Claude Bailey. Special guests
were: Miss Pearl Hutchins and
Mrs. c. Phillips. Miss Alzatta of
IL Cunsrd st. will be hostess at
the next meeting, April IL.
One of the many 'Bon Voy-
age" parties planned for Her
mann CAN'T, includes that by the
Women's Service Club of Bos,
Mrs. John B. Hall, president, Fri
day evening of this week, at the
Club House, 464 Mass. Ave. Mr.
Can't, twice a winner of the dis
tinguished Marian Anderson
Scholarship and many other hon.
ors, sails Friday, April 10, OF
French liner SIS. Liberte for ;
concert tour of France as SOLOS
with the Cecilia Society of Bos
ton. Bony voyage, friend CAN'T
polished gentleman and grea
baritone. Coincidence is of
fered the family of Mr.. Alexande
Henry of 104 Harrishof st. VIII
was found dead in the cellar 0
The guardian., 1953-03-28
SOCIAL CALENDAR
NEW ENGLAND SPRING
By ALMIRA PARK

BY DORIS c. SALTUS
All, to be in New England now
Once more it comes on Spring;
To know that measured is the time
Until the swamp-lands sing
That hallelujah chorus and
The blue-fag marks the ways
And the mornings are like Heaven and
The evenings crown the days.
To touch the crimson velvet of
An oak leaf just new born;
To kneel before the pine trees that
Pale candles now adorn;
To feel the springtirne sunshine light
An inner, secret fire
Just to be in New England now
Fulflls hearts desire.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

HAIRDRESSERS, Listen! Space
is available at the Unity Beauty
Center, 399 Mass. Ave-, Boston.
Splendid location. co 1928.
Paul Kelley, 10 Shelton ave-,
Somerville, mas been made a
member of the National Honor
Society of the Somerville High
School, class of 1858.
The Resthaven League, Mrs.
Beatrice HOIley, president, will
present A. Philip Randolph, in
ternatiOnal president of tn e
Brotherhood ~Of Sleeping Car
POrters, at the 18th anniversary
Appreciation Day meeting in
Columbus Ave. A. M. E. Zion
Church, Sunday, April 19, 3 PM.
The Juniors of the Union Meth
odist Church, Boston, are spon-
soring a baby contest for May
II. Cash prizes. Enter your
baby now.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

''The Diamond Ball for Seven
Charities"
The guardian., 1953-03-28

his home last week. Death was
due to a heart attack. Funeral
services were held Monday af-
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOUSES UNEVRNIsHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm
semidetached houses: peri for chill
Sefn pef mo 'noRR.hz4 RG. 1905. SRS ''h'0'' sii'
FALLS CHURCH-31t-nedrm. brick;
yard; / block to school; avail. June
%; OF year lease. JE. 2-91S4
,Sss g JEi EFiS7Sa4Sl SiSasaSi nD. NV. -7a Four
Ses%.. SS s1ssh:5 saI -ps s11ss ss.S s$
S-So20, EN-. 3-1994. -22
N. ARL.. 3-hedrm: rambler. one bath.
RET. rm:, nr. NOTTINGHAM school.
sSs4. szSsss41l.t0l;A ;A ?2sf asfsl s5to H. ssass' Rs
cHEvy CEASE; p. p; c. ssss7 ss;|1,,! !snifsE e
baths, breakfast rm., garage: porenes,
near buses 9nS schsools; sSn; OIL neAt'
yfkSINSslsp fiSS IA, css 81 mo S7oSs iess for Ions
and shops; fenced yard. u. $500.
THREE bEDRMs., lse. yard; storage
attic. located ut Pimmit Hill. Can
AIFFA S11Ss1fsa S1S1ESs1fsa-BErH. AREA-Attrae.
ern and comparatively new: cellar
under. entire house; gas heat; rent
$3.50: may be seen by phoning
gstfssasIA 3. s sAuE HssSSsnsi ce, SA. s-a,oo. q
SILVER SPRING-Doctor's residence.
beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler, 3 baths.
maids rooms, sun deck. EXQUISITE
recreation room: in very desirable
area, 2 blks. bus, schools and shop
ping; $3.50 mo-. option 70 purchase
70 Responsible tenant: Available I'm In
MODERN REALTY CO., JU. 1880.
Open ewes. tn Q pm. III
ALkx.--6 min. 20. Pent.. i blk. bus
and shcpptne: 1h.yf. -oid row erk.;
3 hedrms., auto. wesheE, lge; refgr.;
S11O mo. 1-yr. lease. La. 0-2za
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants vaitins
houses or subjects: wash. Va Nd.
,,sS ,ThitsSl GgsP GP,c,sNyy ssy, N MA fea0l SedEm
adults. JOHNSON. r. 3. BOX 1885,
e-BEDRM., unfurnished. NV; quiet
couple; prefer top floor, good Light,
away from trAfac. Box 473-H Star.
COUPLE DESIRE 2.rm., Kit. and
bath ant, Furnished. Consider part
II furniehed. Ant. house pref. Cen
fraliy located. CO. 6.0024.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APIS. WANTFD tcoos,l

UNFURN. 2.BEDRlG. LARGE ART.
Couple need Aug. !; upper 14th ct,
UMFURNlSHED, BY responsible, mid
dle-aged woman. employed In Govt.
large. cool studio enc. apt. In wash.
.$55-$eO. Reply Box 10-L, star. ;
APT. Or HOUSE, unfurn.: 8 adults;
2 or 3 bedrms.; D. C. pref, NV, sect.
S126 max. EN-. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MOVING. PAcKINe. sToRAGF

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accent surplus furniture a. part
payment on your moving, storage;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage IN
separate rooms. expert packins.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches esp. s. I. MORRIS. 46lO 18th
st. NV. call ~. 2-1160 after I pm.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos At lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, Ma. S-4662.
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers, anything. any time. Luggage
boxes, etc. RE. 1850. Ia. 0-O1 Is.
MOVING-Low rates: short notice;
exper. men: beach runs; INSURED.
. Call day or night. Ii. 6-9342.
GENERAL HAULING, day or nirht;
T'T reasonable Srs1as rates. free estiggstes.
Moving-Day or Night, Sun,
Very reas. Rates. 10. 2-1546
Evening star., 1953-06-21
COLORED
MONROE COURT
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

Co.OP. APT:-.Near Boiling Field and
Naval Research. 2. bedrms., parauet
floors, 1st a. front. Assume $4,000
down buys. Call 10. 3-5523. al
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Beaut. 1-bedrm. front apt, over
looking park; out-of-toWn owner
Tishes quick sale. L1NK1NS CO.,
Dl; 7:S6S6; ewes. and Sum-, EN-.
3-4764 or WO. 6-2562. -21
APARTMENT, park
view, convenient NV. location;
TWO ROOMS, plus foyer. kitchen,
bath and outside porch on the 2nd
floor of convenient. we'll biished
co:operative, Just north of 18th and
Columbia rd.: price only $1,000 with
payments Of sS5. Please lease cail HniNis MF,
Gavin with H. 6. SMITHY CO., ST.
$4,000 res. AID. 2-5OO4.
2-BEDRM. APT. on Columbia 3D., mr..
18th st. NV, completely redecora ted
with modernized kitchen, foyer, iiy-
ing rm., full-sized dining rm., PAN
try and bath; elevator and SWITCH
board service: priced very favorably
at S13,750 with low cash. Please
call Mr. Gavin with H. @. SMITHY
CO.. ST. 3-33OO; res, AID, 2-50O4.
$500 CASH-1st-fl. 1-bedrm, apt. in
H. 1. GODDARD. oL. 4D7ssS.' goo n0'
NAYLOR GARDENS
Lowest mo. payment In D. c.. 2-bed-
Evening star., 1953-06-21

SMALL 2-BEDRM. HOUSE. suit. fol
2 adults; S166. avail. tmmed.
charming 2-bedrm., 2-bath house
study. lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
sarden; oSSSTi;rv $50; aVeilaHls q MoSny STly J.
DE. 2-7iiS AD. 2-s21C
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APARTMENTS UNfuRNlsprn

cOLORED-l011 OTIS PL. N.W.-1
Im.: Ht., $3.50. Several rms. SI0
q yl2 wk. l rm. and range, $50.
cSh.MbfSNffffEiD 6f..a bSffSssPtsfi TT Eos;ssS oSs1;ssSs4; -,
klt., encl. backporch, semibath'
aaeeig5" top d.. empl. cpl. DE. 2.
cOLORED-2 RMS, kit ana Ia bstn.
2nd q: Cony. transp. 345s .Holmead d
coiSsEDHgsoi RHi ~ ITSI6 FLORIDA AVE, n,..
-Unfurn. apt, 3 rms. ana HI III
2nd a. rear; elec. furn. No Children.
80 S6O per mo; Ii. 6-56O4. -22
COLORED-NICE PLACE 10 LIVE
S25 3rd st. Me-, Apt. ga rms,
XII; pain. vacant, S72.5O. WASH
1NGTON REALTY. RA 2.R2nn
Evening star., 1953-06-21

WHEN YOU RETIRE
VIII you have q mountain of rent
receipts to show for your money. or
VIII you own home free and clear
tnat you can live in comfortably at
sand dollars invested now and a
total monthly payment, no hiEher
than normal rent, can buy you real
security, present and future.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

;Sr3.29' total monthly payments.
When paid .for-only S36.8O q
month. See this fine value today.
PHONE MONDAY FOR 1NFoRMA-
r; i;r,,.5 The FOLLOWING APART
GARDENS - Beautiful
lively Handicapped interior park and
low maintenance cost. Now avail
able, a charming corner apartment
with bedroom, living room, dining
room. entrance hall. kitchen and
bath. Price $4,000 on reasonable
terms: When paid for--only $3O.27
Only 81 900 cash and total monthly
Of $55 for this corner apartment
OF bedroom. living room, kitchen
and bath. When paid for-only
S15.20 month. An excellent invest
THE ADELPHIA-A few minutes
from downtown via the 14th street
carline. corner apartment with en-
trance hall, living room. dining
ss95 so9% ,SE ,SleeDIE ping psFes 81 o s 6sSr9s S S
Just $50 SO a month when paid Tor
AvE.-And suitland I'd
Sc. a postwar building on an acre
OF ground, in a beautiful 1ei0hbor-
hood Of quality homes ana only 90
minis. to 11th and Pa. ave. NV. via
VIVA. bus. Attractive, 3-exposure
apartment with living room, dining
alcove: kitchen. 2 bedrooms and
bath for only $11 900 with $4,000
month, including ali utilitiesi
HOUSE SIZE HoMEs-several apart
ments available with from 2 to
bedrooms at prices from $4,000 to
$4,000, reasonable terms. If you
want the space of q house. conven-
iently located In town. and without
the. nuisance Of house maintenance
auire about these values Monday.
EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
tCo-op. apt. authority since 1920l
Bldg. IA. S-9565
COLORED-13OO MASS AVE. NV
Resale Apt. Al, 4 rms, kit. and bath
Small down payment; $g2 so month
ne: Mess. s-2se4' eyes, and Sun. &sg To
SACRIFICE-COLORED
Must sell. Upper 18th ST. apts;,
Good rent. Buy from owner and
save. Call Ia. 9-1491.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

SACRIFICE-COLORED
Must sell. Upper 18th st.-2 apts..
4 rms. ea. One rented. one vacant.
Good rent. Buy from owner and
save. Call Ia. 9-1491.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
OPEN TODAY. 2-6
THE AVONDALE

1894 P ST. NV,
Just block from Dupont Circle, this
etoinvenient!y toil. located apartment con-
bedroom with walk-in closet, kitchen
and bath; also. storage and laundry
in basement and 24-hour elevator
and secretarial phone service. Price
only $500, with $4,000 cash and
When paid for-only S36.f5O 4
month. See this fine value today.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
PHONE MONDAY FOR INFoRMA.
TION
RE: THE FOLLOWING APART.
MENTS.

66 N. 7. AVE. N.W.-Investor note!
Only 81 900 cash and total monthly
Of $55 for this corner apartment
Of l bedroom: living room. kitchen
and bath. When paid for-only
$500 month. An excellent invest
Evening star., 1953-06-21
FURNISHED HOMES
PERRY HAY co.

JU. 5-3006 JU. 6-6242
COLORED-FURN. GRIN. HOUSE,
st. s.w.. nr. Federal Security Bldg.
Immed. occup., will sell or rent.
Call LU. 2-S123. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-21

CONGRESS HALL APIS.
Large 1-hedrm. spt.: all utils. incl. /:
SS4.50. Laundry and storage facili-
ties. Free master Tv antenna. Ap-
ply resident manager, 1921 18th
st. Sc. Apt. 104. DREYFUSS BROS.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

COLORED-13OO MASS AVE. NV
Resale Apt. Al, 4 rms, kit. and bath
SHNNr% Sma eSTn psymsHt pcoHHH s $Ss 60 n nGn1n
ME. S-2294: ewes. and Sun. To
Evening star., 1953-06-21
1910 DORSET AVE.
NuEITV TuACF MI

ARL.-3 bedrms., rambler, large liv.
rm. kit. with breakfast nook. gar
bage disposal, washing machine,
fenced-in yd., garage; choice loca-
tion, l block to transp.; avail.
immed.; S175.
, MILTON g; SMITH REALTY
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Mr.. Sheraton Park-$2O0
Center hall, g rms. 2 baths, serv-
ants rm. and bath; oil heat; ga
rage. SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

(Continued On Next Pase)
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

Moving-Day or Night, Sun.
Very reas. Rates. 10. 2-1546
Evening star., 1953-06-21

EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
tCo-op. apt. authority since 1920l
Bldg. IA. S-9565
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Avocado Tonoto Relish Adds Zest

and combine with q diced fresh
tomato, 2 thinly sliced green
onions and seasonings to taste.
Delicious piled high on charcoal
broiled hamburgerS!
Evening star., 1953-07-29
REMOVING TAR
MRS. H. G. s.. Falls Church.

tNTS. n. ". S.S FUGLS CHuTCnJ
The letter asking for some
preparation to remove tar from
clothes. body, or rugs has been
answered several times, but one
most efficient preparation has
not been suggested.
We lived on the beach for
several years and after storms
the beach walkers in my fam
lily Of ten tracked tar into the
house. The remedy-that
commercial product, and I
smile every time I see the codes
that seem necessary at this
point, but it starts with an r,
ended with a T and has z
letters, and we just can't keep
house without it. Besides re-
moving tar and lipstick, it also
removes all kinds of chewing
gum and better still, adhesive
tape that has been applied be-
cause Of a sprain or cut, and
resists all other attempts of
gentle removal.
Do get a can at your drug
store or super market, and stop
worrying about nine-tenths of
such semi-catastrophes in your
household.
Evening star., 1953-07-29

Something new to add to your
tray of hamburger f1xin's is this
tasty Avocado-tomato relish. Re-
move seed and skin from me-
dium-sized avocado. Dice fruit
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Readers Clearing House .!z:7 s;;'=;;s ss:"'l, !,
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
"a. V. A., Stlper Spring.

"A. v. A., SilDer Spring.
You will not have any trou-
BILE with household furnish
ings at all or electrical appli-
ances. Puerto Rico is an Amer
lean possession and life there
is as well advanced as here in
the States. The furniture used
there is either American,
which can be bought or
brought there, or the light
type if you like it, which can
be obtained there, but it all
depends on your preference.
You can bring over your elec-
trical appliances (the current
is exactly the same as here)
or buy them there at stores
or order them from catalogues.
The milk situation is about
the same as in the States.
there is no trouble either. The
dairies there are modern like
here, also milk is imported
from the United States by
plane in cartons. The price is
higher but not much.
You will enjoy life there
with no cold weather worry or
expenses, no heat waves like
the ones we face here. Apart
ments and houses are plenti-
full, the prices are according to
what you desire to pay. AS to
clothes, it all depends. Sum-
mer and light weight clothes,
the stores carry ready made all
over or, you can make them
yourself. ALI in all, you will
find that Puerto Rico although
very crowded is a very modern
and pleasant place to live.
Last of all, schools. They
are up-to-date. private and
public. There are some which
cater to English speaking
children, but it will be to their
advantage to attend a Spanish
one and learn the language.
Most people there speak both.
Good luck to you and your
family.
P. Stake your car with
you. You'll need it!
r \ + Il
CHOCOLATE CAKE?
MRS. E. A. L.. Kensinoton)
I would like very much to
have a chocolate cake recipe.
I first tried it at a tasty
luncheon at the Presbyterian
Church in Kensington, Md. I
bought the recipe but mislaid
it. 1t was baked as a loaf cake
with nuts and thick chocolate
icing not to cut for "a hours.
Evening star., 1953-07-29

MRS. E. L. s., Washington
Has anyone answered the
query of whitish deposits on
baby bottles and caps?
Scrub bottles and caps with
a stiff brush. Use warm water
and a detergent and rinse with
clear warm water three times.
Rinse all soap or cleanser from
vessel in which you boil equip
ment. Put a pinch of cream
of tartar in container for caps
and tops and boil for required
period of time.
In one of last years Popular
Science Magazines there was
named a place to send for
scale model house sets. Has
anyone kept the address? If
so would he pass it on to me?
The magazine cover pictured
a man and woman building
one Of these models. Thank
you for a most interesting
column.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
RUBBER DOLL?

fMrS. Il. F., W1ShtpgtOn)
Does any one of the readers
know how to keep rubber dolls
from turning black and any
place where I might get parts
for dolls as the doll hospitals
here are too expensive. My
little granddaughter has
several dolls that need repair
ing and the rubber on them
turns black and some of them
are very expensive dolls.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
STICKING FOOD?

tMTS. y. T., Hy1CtSOtLLe)
I wonder if some one could
help me with a problem. /
have three frying pans of the
heavy hammered aluminium
ware and T cannot cook in any
one of them that the food does
not stick. They were fine when
new. I wonder if it is because
I used cleaning powders to
Scour them. I would appre-
ciate it so much If some one
has a solution.
One more request: Does any
reader know where could
get strictly fresh eggs? Thank
you so much. I wouldn't be
without the Star if only for the
RICH.
ROCHESTER, N. Y?
MRS. J. A. B.. Silver Sprino)
My husband has taken a
job in Rochester, N. Y. and
we will be moving there in
the near future. I would
greatly appreciate any infor-
nation regarding desirable
sections to live, rents of houses
and apartments, and also
any hints on making such a
long-diStance move as simpli-
fled as possible would be ap-
preciated.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
Christmas COgitatiOns

Most Americans have been fsvery preparing for
week to observe the great high festival day. Christmas
There's something about the Christmas spirit that psrmsates
every human being and every part Of our land.
Americans satisfied to celebrate Christmas In the
continental USA but millions Of Christmas packages have
been mailed by them every continent help people Of other
emes and nations have happy Christmas This In add
uon 70 the millions OF dollars Of taxpayers money which goes
% assist other countries get their economic feet throughout
the year We play Santa Claus the year round.
There's something about Christmas tina. dess description
The religious observance Of the Resurrection Of Jesus Christ
grand moving spiritual pageant In which the Christian
churches OF the world give praise and thinks moving all
present spirit TO m the humble person with some
thing that makes the nondescrpt us moras appear
be noble and majestic In bearing
On Christmas and the days Immediately before and after
men reach their highest In spirit for brotherhood Watch the
smile the strangers face says Merry Christmaa and
yOa will see what have been striving for for centuries
that fine brotherhood Of manhe highest which
tai beings may aspire
It's probably trte but ut worth repeating that u Wa eoud
but spread our cheer good feeling charity love Of Christ
mas out during each single day Of the year this old world would
be glad, joyful place to dwell
would that nations would expend their energies IN
the creative areas instead Of creating mAnmade destruction
make wars IL would mean that mans inventive fruitful mind
would DO used 10 the Glory Of God rather TO manning and
destruction Of the Lords children II would mean that all tho
peoples Of the world would have shelter food and rament and
the emphasis would be peace and good win to all men,
To some this 10 much wahfu thinking 90 others Il
offers challenge 10 the latter Che fact that man has con-
many areas Of science and living proof that he can
II applies HIMSELF conquer the Ills that make the modern
world jungle Of fears Illustration greed upon which the
wars have thrived.
No need for much Somber talk this time Of the wear Il
set Cheerful should be the word for Christmas An editor
should be ashamed Of suggesting that the world needs
christmas every day Yet admit that we think Il
grand Idea and will Il any time the Old
World gets around TO holding an election
In the meantime we suppose should be happy that we
can at least year offer readers our advertiser
fact everybody Very Merry Christmas We do mean ali Of
you'll ~ -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25

Psychologists others study fral
makeups people explain trait
that evident people Let become lncnsed
at editor and practically the beginning Of
life time ud with chance Of forgiveness attempt the
friendship the part the at the scribe The
Of the editor will take his the writer FIRST and
then the wife and children The hate
the editor win try and drive him out Of business
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