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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
BY BAILEE THOMAS

Charlie Dresser, Washington
Senator's manager, calls Jackie
Robinson, the greatest baseball
player Of all times. adding. when
saw Jackie at his peak. he was
the nearest thing TO the perfect
ball-player I've ever seen"
Newest Minneapolis Negro po-
lice officer Is Blaine Frazier. He
was among the recent crop OF
rookie officers appointed to the
force. The Minneapolis fire de.
partment has been lilly white"
for 10 years. Negroes who pass
the written examination are funk
cd out by oral examiners,
Over 200 persons attended Sun
days meeting at Wheatiey House
where Housing Redevelopment Of
s!cials explained as well as they
could. conditions under which the
Glenwood Rcdevelopment would
proceed.
The Unsung: Bailee il beginning
to receive many tips about the
unsung philanthropies of various
Twin Citlans persons who help
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

54S Aurora-Has living room, din
ing room, 2 bedrooms and bath
down. bedrooms upstairs. Full
basement. Forced hot air gas heat,
automatic hot water heater. Only
$500. Immediate possession. CA.
f-2329 MI. 9-029S. MI. 9-1432.
FlESEL & HORAk co.
Rib
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TRAD BUY THROUGH! 1T 1890
)31;ES1I1I3l;IH

is her favorite subject, and base
ball is her favorite sport and &C
tivity. She has no fayorite date
boys get on the ball, this deb is
really something). She is president
Of the Damingoes, the club that
puts out the newspaper Of the
same name. This deb is Betty
Flemings. Betty's ambition Is 10
become a model. In fact, after
graduation from North, her father
is sending her 10 modelling school
in Los Angeles. All who know
Betty win agree that she has all
the potentialities of model, and
she also has the personality that
goes along with the job. Just a.
bout everyone has the dream of
being famous in one field or an
other, but everyone doesn't make
II. But If Betty goes along with
her dream, then nothing should
stop her from making her dream
come true. All she has to do is
put her best foot forward, and she
has 1t made. Work on Betty, be-
cause we are all behind you.
Mr.. Breedlove, Janice Merrill,
Barb Barnes and Richard Greene,
played a few hands OF "whiz'
while a few others listened to re-
cords and danced, since there
wasn't many down to canteen Fri
day night.
Say you school kids sure are
lucky, being off yesterday and to-
day, because Of a teachers con-
vention. II must be nice.
I'm signing off now, but
guess I'll either see you at Tiny
Bradshaw's dance tonight, or at
Wheatley tomorrow night, 50 I'm
til then
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

'f~i" N''oiy ovVt '''u1il""Slt bioayt ocl a. az
Southwest's field. Frazier scored the first It'd. on
is yard. off tackle slant the seventh play Of
the game and kicked the extra point,
His teammate. Lou Manohini scored the Volts
second T. D. on the 18th play Of the second half with
a 80 yard pass nterception. Frazier again kicked
the extra point which ended up being the deciding
point
l.. G. Hester again tho worlthorse and
steady ground gamer as his Roosevelt team was
beaten by Edison High Schools undcfeated Tom
mics 2f-f4 Hester didn't score In this ysrne b,t
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

those less fortunate than them
selves IT'S a good feeling to know
In these busy complex days that
there are individuals who care 30
much for their fellows that some
make personal sacrifice to help
others beyond the bounds of or
ganized charity and help,
Might BE 10: Billy Williams, the
respected and beloved Minnesota
Governors office executive aide
Monday observed very appropri-
ately with cake and all what he
described as might be" his 18th
birthday. Mr.. williams has served
II state governors.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
a BEDROOM HOME

Only $500 down. Living room, din
ing room, Kitchen, ] bedroom and
fun bath on list floor. 3 bedrooms,
End floor. Handy location at SAT
N. Western. Total price only So
$50. TO. 6661; HUI. S-s253; CA. 4
1888; VA. 1871.
THE CHEROKEE co.
CA. S-1313 633 s. Smith Av
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collopsibIe Lunch Box
Convenient And Clean

Now you can have a lunch box
that practically disappears with
your lunch. It's made Of htho-
graphed settl in colors to match or
contrast with your costume.
After one o'clock, empty out the
crumbs, fold it up, and slip it
into your pocket. AS soon as you
get home, open it to air. Wash it
in hot soap or detergent suds as
you wash the dinner dishes and let
it air until morning.
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married was because she had
to mother seven younger children
when both her parents died. She
did such a good job that five of
the sisters and brothers finished
college. The guy would be honored
by her consenting to take his
name.
II she doesn't see this, BaiIee's
going to try to help the romance
along in some manner. Any Of you
readers have any ideas along that
line?
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DEBS 4 DATES
by Shirlee''

Hi there debs and dates, well l
guess most of you are all set for
all the happenings over this Hal
loween week end. There certainly
are going to be a lot of parties
and dances. A lot of kids are Civ
ing masquerade parties, and
others just plain jumps, but it
should be n busy week end for
most of us.
am so sorry Betty Flemings,
but I failed to mention your birth
day last week, but l shall do so
now, Happy Birthday, lin case
anyone wants to give a late birth
day present 1T was on October
49,
Another pair OF fabulous peo-
pie got married in the Twins"
Joe Lewis and Gwenie Johns, con-
gratulations, kids!
Friday night, after Whcatlcy,
and while Wheatley was on, Car
men williams was having a very
crowded jump.
Happy Birthday to you Almeda
Jones. and many happy returns.
I'll be over Sunday for some cake,
PERSONALITY
This ia pound fabulous deb is
five feet, five and one-half inches
tall, and is sixteen years old. She
is IA sophomore at North Hi, Min
neapohs, She has no favorite food.
Baby, It's You" is her favorite
record. She says It's kind of old,
but 1t still rates first with her.
The spaniels" are her favorite
recording stars In school, English
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

his hard working drives scoring situations
St Paul Mechanics shocked And,
Jackson scored long the quarter
around his left end and gaoped yards pay again
In the third period Jackson pass
went all the the I'd extra
point after the first I'D with place kick quarter
scored handon from jackson
yards to tally Mechanics last I'd Bob Hap
scarver played top games in the Trainers line
Answers 10 baseball questions:
Harry sonie with Philadelphia Original
ISOLATION
2. Jackie Robinson.
3. Roy Campaneia-
4. Hoslnns
o. Dan Banlhead
g. Vic Power who sold Philadelphia AS.
March IT. 194o in Dayons Beach, Fla, against
spring training game.
April 49, 1916 against Jersey city
He hit three singles. homer and stole
Dolby with Cleveland Chicago a hitter
Bankhead against Pittsburgh August Neoombe
1913
Hank Thompson. 1854.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Twin Town Scene: The railroad
man who lost the proceeds of a
cashed-in insurance policy at the
race track is telling his wife he
was robbed in Chicago which
she doesn't believe The woman
who buys" dress before each
formal and returns 1t after the
ball has finally been caught up
with most retail merchants
The fellow who bailed shorty"
out OF jail and now "Shorty's" so
remorseful he's reformed least
as far as the old stand is concern
ed The woman who lost her
husband because she listened TO
her friends" has realized her mis-
take and will soon rejoin him out
East to get a new start The
fellow who could be $1,000 richer
but would not lie, even for a good
for-nothing guy There's no
pity being wasted on the foolish
guy who furnished another mans
house and didn't get a chance TO
move I'M
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
SPORTS I! ; Z
by Jimmy Griffin 49,
by Jimmy Griffin

Frank Minneapolis Vocational High Schools
touchdown points
Volts 1913 victory Southwest Friday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Heart Scene: a Minneapolis
woman now 55 and believes she is
too late for marriage. should look
around There's a fellow who has
been wanting TO ask her for two
years but he's afraid of turn
down.
lie knows the reason she never
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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HELP WANTED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
RACKCpNIIAD7

We want a young man with initia-
tive and ambition to fin a newly
created position as assistant to
the comptroller. A solid account
ing education is essential. De-
gree required. This is an opportun-
ity for man with or years of
public accounting experience and
working knowledge Of financial
reporting methods and systems TO
make a real job for himself. Con-
tact our personnel department for
an appointment.
KLEIN SUPER MARKETS
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Evening star., 1955-10-26

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Evening star., 1955-10-26
By HOWARD l. DUTKIN

The question Of the legality Of
secret information in passport
hearings was before Federal
Judge Luther W. Youngdahl to-
day.
Another question faced by the
jurist is whether the judiciary
can order the Secretary Of State
to issue q passport to an appli-
cant.
The case involves Leonard B,
Boudin. a New York lawyer. Mr..
Boudin successfully represented
DR.. Otto Nathan in another
passport case here recently. The
attorney also was cocounsel for
author Harvey O'Connor in the
latter's trial here on contempt of
Congress charges.
Asks Passport Extension
The lawyer is asking the court
ito order the extension Of a pass
Il port issued to him In 1854 for
European travel. Arguments In
! the case were heard yesterday.
7 The application for extension
had been denied by the State
Department on the ground Mr..
/ Boudin is believed to be a sup
porter of the Communist moye-
ment and would so abroad in
furtherance Of that movement,
Mr.. Boudin, through his at
torney. Harry Rand, contends
he must travel to Europe in
connection with his Law practice.
Mr.. Boudin. in 1854. swore
that he was not then q member
Iof the Communist Party. In
supporting his action denying
a passport, Secretary Of State
Dulles declared Mr.. Boudin had
refused to state under oath
whether he was q member of
the party before 1854.
The affidavit also asserted the
Secretary had information that
Mr., Boudin was a Communist
Party member as late as 1850.
Denial Held Arbitrary
Mr.. Rand attacked the denial
Of q passport as being based on
confidential information. He
declared Mr.. Boudin did not
have an opportunity to cross
examine his accusers.
AS q result, he said, Mr.. Dulles
conclusions were not based on
any valid evidence but were ar
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Secret Doto in Hearings
On Passports Attocked

lbitrary and an abuse Of discre-
tion.
Assistant United States At
torney Joseph Rafferty, argued
that the court does not have the
authority to Substitute its own
discretion for that Of the secre-
Itary Of State. /"
Mr.. Rafferty, also held that
the right to cross-examination
applies only to criminal and not
necessarily to civil proceedings
such as the current case. He
declared that the use of con-
fidential information, under
certain circumstances" has been
upheld by the courts.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Women Held for Action
In FotoI Stubbinq

A coroner's jury yesterday or
dered Dorothy Huff. as. Of the
1900 block Of Columbia road
NV. held for action of the
grand jury in connection with
the fatal stabbing early Monday
Of her boy friend.
Murray E. Tate, 28. also Of the
Columbia road address. died on
Monday, several hours after he
and the woman, both colored,
|scufiied in the basement hallway
OF the apartment house in which
they lived. She is being held In
District jail without bond.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Speech in Persian

Among the laurels claimed on
behalf Of Sir Anthony Eden is
that he is the only British Prime
Minister who has made q speech
in the Persian language.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Isity Club of Washington ON the
Nays forthcoming Antarctie
expedition when the club meets
lat 8 pm. tomorrow in the Army
and Navy Club.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
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Brown Club Speaker

Admiral George Dufek. COM
lnander Of Navy Task Force 43.
win address the Brown Univer-
Evening star., 1955-10-26
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Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08

Easter vacation at Lincoln
School will begin Friday, April
8th. The school will reopen Thurs
day, April 14th.
Mr.. John G. Burnham, OF will
mingtOn is spending this week with
his niece, Mrs. Harry GlascO and
family.
Dick Clendaniel left on Monday
for Georgia to look after the
tomato plant business for Frank
Clendaniel, Inc.
Mrs. Pierce Hammond and
daughter, Mrs. John Fitzgerald,
Mr. and Mrs. David Currie of Mil
ford and Miss Connie Hammond, of
Greenwood spent Saturday in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clendaniel
entertained a group Of friends on
Saturday in honor of Mr.. Glen
daniels birthday. Their guests
were, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac
Lean, Mr.. and Mrs. David A.
Greenly, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Le-
COmpte, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Dono-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Britting-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baker
Mrs. Frank ClendanieI, Sr., Mr.
Tom Clendaniel. Out of town
guests were, Mr.. and Mrs. Dolphus
wilkins and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clendaniel, Jr., Of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
LINCOLN
By Mrs. George H. DerFieksOn
Phone Milford 1859
Lincoln Methodist Church

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. william HI. ReVelle, Sr.,
10000 a. m, Morning Worship,
sermon by the minister. Children
will be ehristened at this service.
1900 a. m, Church School.
1880 p. m, There will be special
music sponsored by the Loyal
Workers Glass. There will be Holy
Communion for the three churches
on Lincoln charge at 1880 in Lin
coin Church, Thursday evening.
The Friendship Bible Glass will
meet with Mrs. Charles Workman,
IN Milford, Monday evening, April
IL. A good attendance is desired.
A special meeting of the officers
of the Lincoln Community Hall,
Inc. was held Monday night at the
Lincoln School. George Dickerson,
President, presided. Motions in
trOduced and carried amended BY
Laws Nos 4 and 5 of the IncOrpOr-
alton. These amendments increase
the number of directors from five
to nine and makes the term of
Office Of each director six years.
Of the nine directors three were
elected to serve for a term of 2
years, 3 for terms of four years
and three for terms of six years
resulting in 8 directors going out
Of Office every two years. The di-
rectOrs elected and their term OF
Office is as follows: Russell M
Bradley, years, David A. Green
ley, 2 years; George Derrickson
2 years; Mrs. Ethel Warren, 4
years; Mrs. Dorothy v. Hunt. 4
years and J. Elbert Jones, Jr., 4
years; Mrs. Hazel Swain, 6 years
Huriah T. Fitzgerald, Jr., 6 years
and G. Walter Swain, years. AL
outstanding shares of stock were
recalled and stock re-issued.
The pupils Of Lincoln school en-,
iOyed a vacation on Friday The
faculty attended the SOth annual
meeting of the Sussex County
Education Association at Reho
both.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kolb Of
JenkintOwn, Pa, spent Saturday
with his aunt, Mrs. William Dwier
and cousin Miss Betty Dwier.
Billy Warren, Sandra Fitzgerald,
JoAnn LOfland and Heller Western
entered the spelling contest at
Milford School last Wednesday.
Our pupils made a fine showing.
The last three pupils to remain
standing were Lincoln pupils. FL
nally after very good spelling the
tie was broken between Billy and
Sandra. The winner was Billy
Warren.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Glasco and family on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Burnham
and son Donald, Mr.. and Mrs
George Roberts of Baltimore.
Plans for the disposal of the old
community building at a Public
Sale to be held in the near future
were discussed, a White Ele-
phant Sale" to be held the same
day. Also discussed were proposed
plans for the construction of a
new building.
S/Sgt. Martin Clendaniel who
is stationed at Thule, Greenland
is spending his leave with his
wife and children and his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clendaniel anC
brother Bob.
Mr. and Mrs ROhprt Ingram anf
son Bobby of Philadelphia were
the guests of her mother, Mrs
Leroy SaxtOn and Mr. SaxtOn OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilkins
and daughter Margie and Charles
Littleton, of Milford, were Satur,
day night dinner guests of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Charles Adams of Whining
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08

this an inspiring and important
meeting for Greenwood. The
Greenwood Kiwanis Club has done
much to handle many Of the neces-
sary details. The cooperating
churches and ministers are: The
Rev. Walter Campbell Of Owen
Tresslar's Church; The Rev. Will
liam Mcdaniel of Bethany Church
Of the Brethren, Pennington; The
Rev. John Irwin, Pennington
Methodist Charge Including Ep-
worth Methodist church,; /; The Rev.
Miss Eta ClOugh Of the Pilgrim
Holiness Church; The Rev. George
H. Moore, Of Grace Methodist
Church; The Rev. Nevin Bender,
Of Greenwood Mennonite Church.
The Greenwood High School
chorus under the direction Of Mr..
Richard Haarde will provide spe-
cial music. Details were handled
under the direction of Chairman
Of Arrangements of the Kiwanis
Club. Mr.. Irwin Musko.
The sermon on Sunday morn
ing for Grace Church will be the
concluding sermon of the series
III Jesus We're Here" and this
last study will be entitled Jesus
Is Here"
There will be a number Of young
people entering our church men,
bership, having acquired prepar-
alton for this step by taking the
prescribed course for church
membership.
News from Pilgrim HOliness3
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in
Greenwood has a number Of ac-
tivities to report on this week. On
Friday night, April 8, at $500 p. M,
slides of the Resurrection in full
color will be shown at the church.
Appropriate music and readings
will be a part of the evening pro-
gram.
On Saturday, April 9, an Easter
Egg Hunt for the children of the
community will be held on Mrs.
Edna JOseph's farm, one mile out
side Of the town of Greenwood, on
the Andrewsville Road. All are in
vited.
On Easter Sunday morning, i'm
mediately after the Sunday School
hour at ten o'clock, there will be
a special service for the dedication
Of children, followed by a message
on the Resurrection by the pastor.
The youth service at 1900 in the
evening will feature the Easter
story, and the regular Sunday
night service will begin at 1880
A warm welcome awaits each one,
The Jacob Hatfields, together
with Miss Peggy Laughery, were
Sunday evening callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burton
Case, Harrington, and remained
for a supper snack.
The Laird Kratz's are in resi-
dence again, after spending the
winter in st. Petersburg, Florida
Mrs. Kratz is reported improving
satisfactorily from her recent ill
ness.
Mrs. Florence Humphreys is at
home again and also reported con-
vaIescent.
Mrs Rose Johnson was a week
end visitor at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WIS. Lord
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry SissOn and
small daughter. Lori Ann. of Wash
ingtOn, d. c., we're weekend
visitors at the Nelson Merediths