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St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
Carter FIetchers
Return From Three
Weeks Out West

Concluding an enjoyable three
weeks vacation spent on the west
coast, Mr. and Mrs. Carter FIet-
cher Of 800 st. Anthony Av., re-
turned home Sunday. May %.
They visited in Portland. Ore.
and were guests of Mrs. Fletcher's
niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Graham. They were
shown many social courtesies in
Portland and were the dinner
guests Of Mrs. Belle Benton,
who formerly lived in ST Paul,
In Oakland they were guests Of
Mr.. Fletcher's daughter and SON
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Christmas and were royalty enter
tanned. Among the courtesies ex-
tended them were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gibbs in
their beautiful home; dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
James; cocktails at the home OF
Mrs. Connie Collier; lunch and
cocktails. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Burnet Of Berkeley, Mrs. Lula
Brinker. formerly Of st. Paul,
cocktails and lunch.
They were guests Of Mrs. Lii
han McGavock in San Francisco,
at lunch and cocktails; guests Of
Mr.. w. NJ. Martin and the guests
at luncheon and cocktails of Mrs.
Rose Thomas
Among the interesting points
visited in Los Angeles was a trip
10 Catalina Island on the glass
bottomed boat. They were guests
at the New Morris Hotel. cour-
tesies were extended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Msllett, brother and sis
ter-in-law Of Mr.. Fletcher who
took them on a sight seeing tour
Of the city and breakfast; dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs X. r. Egg
gieston. Mrs Alma Morley and
Mr.. AMI Mr. lanes Reed enter.
tained with cosk Ills
They went on a sightseeing tour
in 5slt Lake CITY and visited the
Mormon church They were guests
in Denver Colo of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Hicks and were recipients
of numerous sociAl courtomea
IT, Kansas city. Mo- they were
guests u Mrs F1etchsrs brother
and wafe Mr. nnd Nrs Thomas
Kins and we're snisr'aied by their
nlaess and nsphs~s
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

pletely unaware that she would be
honored. Other guests present
were Luther Lyon. Priscilla, Wes-
ley and Lawrence Young. Follow
ing dinner pictures were made OF
the group. The rest of the eve
ming was spent socializing and
watching television.
Missionary Society VIII Meet:
The Senior Missionary Society Of
Bethesda Baptist church will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Er-
cell Chadwick, 1887 14th Av. s.,
on Tuesday. May 81 at p. m.
On Sad Mission: Mrs, ]. f.
Brown and grandson, James l..
Brown of 1880 18th Av. s. attend
ed the funeral service Of Mr..
Jesse Wynn in Chicago, III.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
Daughters Of Isis
Entertain Friends
At Annual Feost

On Monday evening. May 10,
Fezzan Court No. 7, Daughters of
Isis. an auxiliary to the Shriners
of Fezzan Temple No. 20 and its
Jurisdiction, Inc, entertained with
their annual Feast. The gala af-
fair was held In the American
Legion Clubrooms in st. Paul. The
Mobiles of the Egyptian Arabic
Order of the Mystic Shrine, their
wives and friends were guests.
Guests partaking OF the Feast
were the Mines. Mayme Mccoy,
Lucy Harris. Josephine Brown.
Carrie Brown, Christine johnson,
Maxine Jones. Hazel Merrill. Lula
Brown, Lillian Royster, Blanche
Mayes, Timmaleah Riess, Joanne
Holbrook, Myrtle Manson, NJ. Ad-
kinson, Oscar Gates: the Messrs
and Mines. Gaines Mcintosh, Earl
Neal, William Helm, Teddy Qualls
Enroll Fassett.
Also the Messrs and Mines.
Gordon Granger, Robert Pierre,
Fred Pierce, l.. X. Perkins, Cecil
Il. Newman, Buddy Murphy: the
Messrs. Joseph Holbrook, II. L.
Loftes. Thomas Perdue, w. f.
Hayes and Sidney Williams,
Officers are Bessie Ratliff, Illus
trious COMMANDERS; Helen Law
renee. first lieutenant command
dress. Margaret Wright. second
lieutenant commandress; Mamie
Fogg, high priestess: Teresa
Banks, Oriental guide: zella
Dearing, treasurer; Mae Stewart,
recorder; Martha Clayburn. assis-
tant recorder; Ursula Bolts, I'm
perial deputy. Desert Of Minneso-
Ia: Gertrude Greene, marshall ;
Viola Madden. ways and means
chairman; Harriet Jones, CO.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
|DEBS and DATES
By "Shirlee'

HI there all you fabulous debs
and date of the Twins. Well
here l am with more of the lat
est happenings.
The final dance at wheatley
Saturday night. was huge sue
cess. The Jazz Knights never
sounded better the Witherspoon
Sisters were really whaling, and
the "Emeralds" words can't
describe they way they sound, for
as usual they worked a big taste,
Ell Pedio, David Goodloe. and
Freddy Doughty stole the show,
when after the first intermission
they jumped on in with pink Ber-
mudas. Tough!
saw lew faces that have
been absent from Minneapolis for
some time. "Pudgy" Thurston was
there, and was looking better than
ever In his uniform. Connie Blak-
ely and Betty Klack, and Bobbie
Grigsby were all there too
Friday night at Halle, there
was a dance, The Cranes sang a
few numbers and a quartet OF Air
Force boys sang a few numbers.
Then the two got together and
sang Work With Me Annie"
while "Peachy Reasby and "Jer-
onimo" Barnet did the chicken.
Let's look and see what's hap
pening behind some Of the debs
and dates OF the Twins"
Roland willis is still sporting
his tough Bermudas, Ronnie Stone
Is still looking good. Shirley Fai-
son and Larry Anderson are still
singing MY Hearts Desire" Win
ma Merrill and Joe Williams are
grooming Heaven Only Knows"
Never Let Me Co" Is Wanda
Robinson and Charles Norwood's
theme song. Tommy Donaldson
and Janice Duke are stilI at H.
Blue Jones and Daisy Cooper are
still singing Il Love You so,' for
their record. Donald Patterson Is
still singing to Milly Rcasby in his
booming bass Sincerely" Shirley
Barber is still holding down the
fort In st Paul. Hazel Ray is cute
as ever. jeff Milton and Deloris
Faison are stlll listening 10 "Bo
Dudley" Hey Lucius Jemison and
Bev, Easton, how's II going?
Tough! Priscilla Young is still
doing the chicken. Work. "A
Thousand Stars" is the theme
song Of Ellie Withcrgpoon and
Carl Cockrell. What's happening
behind you, why don't you come
on through like a champH
Personality
This fabulous deb Of the Twins
is IT years old and Is trim 1T
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

people Friday night
annual Sterling Club held the ballroom
the Hotel the club members hosts
the affair sitting left right William Carter
Hail. Moss Theodore Hatcher vice
president president;
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

Thomas Rickie left on Wednesday,
May IS, for Gastonia, n. C. where
they viii visit the parents of Rev.
Massey. Rev. Massey and family
will go to Charlotte, n. c. on
Sunday, May 20, when he will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at
Johnson c. Smith University. his
alma mater. The Massey's VIII re-
turn to st. Paul on Saturday,
June 4. Rev. Massey will receive
the degree of doctor of divinity
at johnson c. Smith.
Morocco Club Held Meeting:
Mr.. and Mrs. Aipheus Owens of
257i Hazelwood St, st. Paul,
were hosts to the Morocco club at
their social meeting on Saturday
evening May 81. Games were
played and a delicious lunch ser
we'd. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roose-
velt Smith, 2421 Fourth Av. S. on
June 4. which will be a business
meeting.
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

meeting will be held. December
26th is the date set for the clubs
annual dancing party to be held
this year in the main ballroom Of
Hotel Lowry.
Theatre And Dinner Party:
Members of the Charmousette
Club held a theatre and dinner
party in Minneapolis on Friday,
May 20. Members attending were
the Mines. Joseph Waters, Frank
Windfield, Floyd Barr, Thomas
Walden, Charles Nichols, Fulton
Lamb and the Misses Ruth Man
ming and Ruth Davis. AS their
spring project, the group sent a
box of new clothing to Piney
Woods school. Piney Woods, Miss.
on Wednesday, May 25. They will
hold their next meeting on Tues
day, May 81, at the home of Mrs
Joseph Perry. 643 Marshall Av.
Visit Parents In N. c.: Rev. and
Mrs, Floyd Massey, Jr.. and sons,
Floyd III, Ronald Bruce and
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS MaRCEIIA lin

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS MARCEILA
sAYIEs 575 W. Marcela graduate from Me-
Manchester College The Mrs
Jr, Marcella plans to be teacher
well known throughout the outstanding
pianist cea mas studied the piano for ten years plays for the
Young Womens Choral Group Pilgrim Baptist
pianist for the choir at Machanic
An active participant training program
she also works pame at Fieldschck At the
sponsored by the students in the tObanng
and honorng employers Marcea served as oastmistress
AN ATTRACTIVE GROUP graduates 1885, We already
have pictures of Rosaee Erwin Margaret Fubght Darlene
Kemp Beulah Myles Charles Reed Joseph Nelson La
Eugene Watts Mrs Shirley Rawlings Hickman like
1T WAS GOOD BOOST a
from Mr. H c. Hendckson ee 496 Wabasha giving his
girl troops
We audience time tell
something good
HOW COULD ATTUCKs BROOKS AUXILIARY POST
thing
Thursday Eugene Lewis busy
Ruby cochairman goody number
loyal a down town with
meeting outstretched with the flower
of the day. the workers Martin Weddngton post
commander
William Doris Johnson Robert Grant Anita
Wilson Hardy Daisy Brown Marie Cole Pearl Mcintosh
Brown Daisy Lillian Reed Evelyn Brent and
Rosanna Williams
MRS JEWELL ALEXANDER CHAIRMAN OF THE SUMNER
ROUNDUP PROGRAM Maxd PTA and her committee had
Friday May 20 But many
parents of pre-school children enrolling
present preregsaon of children very
you unable attend the Roundup sn may
your calling Mrs Jewell Alexander CA I
SEND WISHES Freda Harris, ss5 Carroll
Av Allen William Black Ancker hospital
and Mrs, Elizabeth Tarver, 6o3 St Anthony Av
THE DESK OF MARSHALL HURLEY Ramsey County corpora
attorney piled when dropped in to check
the Hazeiden Foundation
rehabilitation alcoholics Mr. Hur
will be issued shortly against the
inquiries from citizens and or
long the home can continue to
operate City Council has denied license
subscriber Henry Sacramento St. San Francisco
just in case when
773 Rondo Av this week 1t such
pleasure write renewal orders
NEWCOMERS To WHO HAVE contributed much to
community they have been here are Major and Mrs
Carroll Av And next 10 taxing IMP an
extensive exciting stories Of foreign
lands by he much-traveed McGee family
As active and Ioyal members Of the
Major and great contributions TO the pro-
gram earnestly chairman Of the commit
tee civil defense.
schools Of 81 Charles and graduated from high
school in Chicago graduate OF the University OF Illinois where
he mared physical He member of Alpha Pm Alpha
fraternity.
campus romance maragr Major McGee and
Frances Nelson native u chamT m
received her. Psychology AZ the Uaversty
Der OF military and medals served during World
Italy and Germany IN 1850 me Major ws sent 70
Korea family Joined han year later
me Oldest o. me neoes youngsters
Der a 1859 a. Champaign September
coambsa and yyonns born January a. 1858 ' Pam
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

panga Province, Philippine Islands
PICTURE TOUR TO THE SOUTH PACIFIC through
Bridge presented Sunday
he will be speaker the L.
Gospel Chorus Tea The Major viii pictures
Hawaii Guam Philippines Japan Hong Kong
wouldn't this!
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
Ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's To Do
By MILDRED JORDAN

WE RECEIVED THE CHAPTER of the
American Veterans Committee
mail last week and found it most interesting reading.
We noted that St Paul AVG present
recent banquet held A.
Smith and Tom Taey and
The ave national level has
and millions of veterans
before Congressional committees 1t organization
financially sound history
making Developments good parpa-
ton in this group a
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

A bit of the cool refreshment Of this
enchanted land is yours--right now!
with a frosty bottle Of Hsmm $
Beer. just reach and discover
the flavor that wins q brand new
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

Buzz Brown photo
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL ).

Cameo Social Club Held Meeting: The Cameo Social club
Saturday May 81 with Mr. and Mrs Andrew Brent of $50
Igehart Av Plans for theatre party be held at the Terrace
Robbnsdale, Mimi, June IL completed Following the
party the club will enjoy social hour at the home of Mr.
George Brooks 40 St Anthony Av at which time short
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS K

Surprised Mrs Iva Ligon of Des Mones Ia very
pleasantly surprised her birthday Thursday May 49, with
dinner party by Mr. and Mrs John Young J of 40i6
Third Av in honor of the occasion Mrs LgOn who visiting
her son. Luther Lgon of 70 w Central Av St Paul.
vited spend Thursday with the Youngs she
St. Paul recorder., 1955-05-27

Marriage is an institution --
run by women, financed by men
Jan Bart.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Navy Ban Stops
=
|zwicky, Swiss
Rocket Expert
By the Associated press

The Navy has withdrawn Sc.
|curity clearance from DR.. Fritz
zwicky, a top expert in rocket
and Jet propulsion, because he
has not declared his intention
to become an American citizen.
This means DR.. Zwicky, a
Swiss, viii be barred from re-
search projects he originated.
The Navy announced Satur-
day it would reconsider the ques-
ton If the scientist changes his
mind. In Pasadena, Calf, DR..
Zwicky said he has not sought
United States citizenship be-
cause he felt that as a Swiss he
could travel about the world
with fewer restrictions and
thereby better fight communism.
Got Medal From Truman
In 1949 DR.. Zwicky was
awarded the Medal of Freedom
by President Truman for his
work in jet propulsion.
A professor Of astrophysics at
California Institute of Technol-
ogy and a director Of the Aerojet
Corp, he founded Aerojet'S re-
search department in rocket and
jet fuels in 1943 and has con-
tinued to head it.
The scientist came to the
United States in 1925 as q re-
Evening star., 1955-06-30
FLYERS Insist Red Attack
Was Over Open Sea

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. june
30 R.-The Navy Neptune shot
down by Russian attackers over
the Bering Sea last week was
over international waters and
two MICS took part, crew men,
bers vigorously insist.
First interviews allowed with
the seven painfully burned and
wounded flyers yesterday bore
out, with colorful detail, the
terse State Department descrip-
ton Of the international incident
a week ago. Their crippled plane
crash-landed and burned on St
Lawrence Island a week ago yes
terday and the II aboard scram-
bled to safety, with four soon
returning to duty.
Last week in San Francisco
Soviet Premier v. M. Molotov
expressed his governments re-
gret for the shooting down Of the
plane and said Russia was will
ing to pay one-half the damages
The State Department then
issued a statement saying in
part: 1.-THE Soviet government
asserts that the United States
plane was within the Soviet air
space but under atmospheric
conditions which made possible
an error on one side or another
in regard to the exact location
of the plane at the moment OF
the incident"
Navigator Is Insistent
Ensign David G. Essard
Terrymille, Conn, navigator who
charted the planes course on its
routine mission, put it:
II know damned well we
weren't within Russian bounds
when we were fired upon"
Aviation Ordnanceman Dom
aid e. Sonnek, Minnesota Lake,
Minn.. added:
Il was looking out Of one of
the two windows in the aft sta
ton when I suddenly saw this
Russian plane. 1t was firing
tracers. Sure, I knew right OF
lit was Russian plane"
He had no time to shout a
warning before a bullet ripped
Into the ship.
There had to be another
MIG" he continued, because
the bullets came from a different
Evening star., 1955-06-30
ATTACKING MICS REPORTED
SHLEL DING IMYSTERY FLEET

TAIPEI Formosa H9.-The China News said today the
Communist MICS which Monday downed Nationalist
Chinese jet plane and damaged commercial flying boat
were trying to prevent detection Of Red mystery fleet"
The Nationalist newspaper said flights Of Chang Kali
sheks fighter -bombers tried to attack the fleet Monday
night after the MIG action but driven off by heavy
antiarcraft fire.
bigger mission flown to the the next
night the said but found trace Of the mystery
fleet
Official quarters refused to confirm deny the China
News report The paper sometimes carries information
from official sources who do not want to be named.
It speculated the mystery fleet" trying to make
the river port Of Foochow opposite Fomosa the Red
mainland coast.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

side than where I saw the plane
firing the tracers."
He admitted. however, he saw
only one Russian plane.
Seven in Wheelchairs
The seven men, talking from
wheelchairs and their beds al
the Air Force base hospital here
gave high praise to 1t. Richard
H. Fischer, Pittsburgh, Pa. and
Aviation Machinist Mate Thad-
deus Maziarz, Oakland, Calf.
Maziarz, who fed fuel to the
one good engine from leaking
and burning gas tanks to bring
the crippled ship in for the
ash-landing. had little to say
MY first thoughts when We
were hit were, If ! could only
get a chance to get at one OF
our guns. ;" he said. But he
knew he was needed on the fuel
line.
The seven men will be flown tc
the States for further medical
treatment.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

search fellow at NCaltech. wher,
he has remained since.
The Navy said its action IL
Withdrawing clearance for DR.
zwicky to work top secret mill.
tary projects was strictly ar
administrative action" taken un.
der the latest armed forces reg
Iulation.
Regulations Explained
These regulations state that
foreign nationals are not eligi-
BILE for security clearances under
requirements that employees OF
contractors on secret military
work must meet"
The requirement also says that
"an immigrant alien to be eligi-
bile for q personnel security
clearance now should have for
mally declared his intentions to
become a United States citizen,
Security clearances that have
been previously granted to i'm
migrant aliens which failed to
meet this requirement will be
administratively terminated by
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Memphis Eroses
Power Bluff Hint

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June sc
R.-Mayor Frank Tobey, tc
eliminate any thought that we
are bluffing," yesterday an
|nounced that:
/. Memphis had officially no
titled the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority that it will not renew its
present contract to buy TVA
power.
q. The City Commission had
decided to call off referendum
rather than possibly delay con-
|struction of a municipal power
plant.
Dixon-Yates supporters had
|contended that Memphis was
blufing about building its own
plant.
I'VE are not blufing," said
the mayor, land we want the
entire country to know how we
feel in this thing"
The Memphis-TVA contract
expires June /, 1858. The city
would have about three years to
get its own generating plant
built and into operation.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Greyhound Drivers
RutifY New Puy Poet

Atlantic Greyhound Corr.
buses were rolling again today IA
10 States and the District, enc :
ing an 84-day strike by more
than TOO drivers.
The strike had only q minor
impact on Washington operations
since the terminal here is op-
Grated by Pennsylvania Grey
hound Corp.
The agreement on a two-year
contract with the AFL Motor
Coach Employees Union provid-
ing a daily minimum pay boost
|of $3.50 plus other benefits was
ratified by the drivers yesterday.
Company officials said operations
will be back to normal within
the next two days.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Chopin Visits President
Going to iran Post
BY the Associated Press

| BY the Associated tfeSS
Selden Chaplin paid a call on
President Eisenhower today be-
fore leaving for his new post as
Ambassador to Iran.
The 54-year-old career diplo-
mat told reporters he had never
been to that country before and
is looking forward to the assign
ment with great interest.
He said he is taking a message
Of warm personal greetings from
the President to the Shah and
Queen of Iran. He will leave
July 6 and arrive in Teheran
July 10. His last post was as
Ambassador to the Netherlands.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

the military department con-
|cerned"
The regulation also states that
this action Is not appealable.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

ATTACK VCTINIS-Anchorage Navy
and w9ndd when their shot down over the Beag Sea
M Martin Beg ge Alameda G and A1man GsGhsan @ Charles W.
clans Mate Elmer Jan Alameda Jean nurse Ensign Davd
Donald Minnesota Aviation Mhnt Mate Thad
Evening star., 1955-06-30

QUICK DELICIOUS VANISHED
MEALS are easy with Rath's new Chop
cites. For Chopettes are boneless
chops" of quality meat, ready to serve
in 4 to z minutes.
NO DEFRosTINc. Pan fry 'em, still
frozen, or let them bubble to a golden
brown in your deep-fat kettle. They'll
be crisp and crusty on the outside,
moist and tender on the inside.
QUALITY coRN-FED MEAT. with
that straight-from-the-farm goodness
that has made Rath Black Hawk Ham
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
Common Sense Tips
For Sneezing Season
AP Newsfeatures

AP NeWsfeatures
ST. LOUIS, Mc.-Your child viii
catch six colds this winter, pre-
diets DR.. H. J. Bannon, scientific
director of Grove Laboratories
here, who says:
cold outbreaks in the United
States traditionally come in three
waves, with the first occurring US
ually some time in October, the
second between mid-January and
mid-February and the third in late
March or early April"
Women get more colds than
men, says DR.. Bannon = almost
twice as many. And children have
twice as many colds as adults.
Mothers can help prevent some
of these colds by observing certain
precautions. Here are some OF his
suggestions:
1. Keep children properly dressed
not too warm and not too cold.
2. Don't keep rooms overly hot
and dry. Many doctors believe sud
den change in temperature and hu-
mility can trigger a lurking cold.
8. Help maintain high body re-
sistance in the child through prop
er diet and vitamins which your
doctor prescribes.
4. In bad weather, if your child
seems run down don't hesitate 'to
| keep him home from school.
5. BY all means keep him home
if he gets cold. 1t is thoughtless
to let him infect the rest OF the
children in his class.
6. When the sniffles start, pu
your child to bed, give him plent.
of fruit juices and see that he get
lots of rest.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
Calvary Methodist Church
Rev. pOnzsl c. Wildey, Minister
SUNDAY. OCTOBER %

9:45 a. m, Church School John
r. wilkins. General Superintendent
and Roy PettyiohD, Assistant Supt.
There are classes fcT every person
Of every age. Let each member Of
your family attend this period Of
Christian education. Visitors are
always welcome.
11:OO a. m, Church School Sec
Ond Session for children UP to the
age Of years. Nursery, Beginner
and Primary classes are conducted
by fine Christian teachers. Parents
are urged to give their younger
children the benefits Of this extra
training during the hour of morn
ing service.
11:OO a. m, Divine Worship. Mr..
Wildey will return to the pulpit
and bring the message on this
World Order SdnSay, "The Chris
tian in a Revolutionary World"
Both the Adult ard Youth Choirs
will participate in the Service and
the Adult Choir viii sing the An
them zone World by GeomreS
O'Hara. Usleers ard hostesses will
be on hand to greet the members
Of the congregation and welcome
the visitors.
$3.50 p. m, Intermediate Meth
odist Youth Fellowship.
$3.50 p. m, Senior Methodist
Youth Fellowship.
1880 p. m, Preaching Mission
with DR.. William F. Dunkle, Jr.
as the speaker. This is the first O
six nights devoted to this series
of meetings. Visitors are very vel
come. Plan on attending each night
Special music will be included il
the devotional service.
Activities for the Week
PREACHING MIS- SION eacl
night at 1880 p. m.
All other meetings have been Sc
aside during this week to permi
all members and friends Of Calvar!
to attend each of the services.