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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
iwUs LAY
Church NeWs
tIs LAY
Mt. OIIyET BAPTIST

He is Our God for Today and
every Day" was the subject OF
Rev. Il. II. Hunters message Sun
day November IS. using as his
text ii chron. 1915.
Music was provided by the
Gospel Chorus.
Visitor for the day was Mrs.
Selma Window Of St Louis, Mo.
guest OF Deacon and Mrs. Yuker
CasselL.
The evening service was well
attended and heard Deacon Isaac
BlAkey deliver his trial sermon.
Music was by the Mems Chorus.
On Sunday November 25, Rev.
Hunter Will exchange pulpits with
Rev. S. s. Olafson OF the First
Methodist church Of South st.
Paul. Rev. OIafson and his choir
will worship at Mt. Ohvet and
Rev. Hunter and senior choir will
be guests at First Methodist
church.
You're always welcome at Mt
Olivet, the Church of Friendliness.
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CorIofta Mae Doyle
Honored At Bridal
Shower Nov. II

Miss CariOtta Mae Doyle. bride
elect, was hon0red with a bridal
shower on Monday evening. No
yember IL. al Si5 Carroll Az. Hos
teasss were Miss Armenia Walker
and the Mines. Lois Johnson, Ran
som Coins and Suzanne Scott.
Potted plants Of chrysanthe-
NUNS were placed at vantage
points around the living room
CiftA were displayed In a pink
crepe paraAoL The table, covered
with a pretty shower cloth. was
conferred with cake decorated
with roses and inscribed with TO
the Bnde-to-be." added To the
beauty Of the setting
Shower Rabes were played and
prizes were won by Miss Adrienns
Iazsnberry. the Misses Vinnne
Griffin, Angela Doyle, Carl0tta
Doyle. Estelle L.ucitie and the
Mines Frank Gambol. Eugene
Lewis. Dorothy Mcfarland, ViykIs
Henderson, Norma Jones. NJ X
Mcknight and Stephen Maxwell
Following games the many
beautiful and useful gifta were
opened by the h0noreo. after which
Refreshments were served
Guesta present were the Misses
Angela Doyle, Adrienns Lazeu,
berry. Eateill Luckte, Betty Zach
ary vianne Griffin. the Mines
Frank GnmboI NJ x Mcknight.
Euuicc Coins. Byron Brown, Eu-
gene Lewis. Earl McNcal, stephen
Maxwell VtcIae Henderson, Mar
tin Wellington Raymond Blod-
soc. Dorothy Mcfarland. Carl
Brown. Don McAdama ana Myron
Barnett
Mrs Claiborne IIiIl. Mtas Eartlne
Neal. Miss Norma Jean Howell
and Mrs. Tod Cunningham cent
gif,s but we're unable 20 attend
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BORDER METHODIST

Rev. Charles NJ. Sections scrip
ture lesson was taken from the
sixth chapter OF ST. John. The
morning message were words OF
wisdom, The Lad" pictured the
mAryels OF Christ and the i'm
portance Of sharing your God Civ
en- blessings with others.
God supplies our needs. but we
must do our part. Remember the
sick, the shut-ins and the afflicted.
one word, one visit and a prayer
can be a cure for those in need.
The doors OF Gods church are
open each Sunday. Be sure you
enter and thank HIM for His many
blessings bestowed upon you. We
welcome all visitors.
Borders doors will be open on
Thanksgiving Day at IL a. M. ser
vice. All are welcome to come and
worship.
Last Sunday evening. the choir
presented an evening of music.
Holsey Memorial church choir,
under the direction OF b. l.. Greer
rendered five wonderful selections
followed BY selections by Borders
choir under the direction OF Dou-
glas Lewis.
Prayer and remarks were offer
ed by Rev. NJ G.. Conwel OF Hol-
sey. Remarks and welcome were
extended by Rev Charles Sexton.
The program was concluded with
the singing by the combined choirs
OF The Church is one Founda-
ton" A wonderful fellowship was
had by all
on Sunday, November 25, the
official board meeting will be held.
Mrs. Carrie Williams and her won
derful Philharmonic Chorus will be
presented by the Building Fund
committee at 6 p. III. proceeding
the board meeting. Come and hear
and enjoy this program and help
to build Borders future.
The Parsonage committee il APP
preciative OF all who helped To
make their dinner on last Sunday
success.
In closing do you agree? "A
talent used is a talent retained"
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NorIcE % INCoHPOR ,TIo>
az
TnE nuNI1 gpMpANN


NOTICE u HERERY GIVEN That
The poutg CpmPauY was duly or
gaHIEsd as a corporation under tho
laws ~ the state ~ Minnesota on
November "a. 1855 The general ma
tur~ ~ ifs business ls ~ engage in
the management. sale. purchase
importing aud exporting ~ meT-
rhaNbis" and personal property ~
an rpBnper and descriptions
Thn registered otfies and priHCi-
pal place ~ business 90 the cor
urfafian Bro EF9T IgudRir Avenue
SOUTH. Minneapolis, Ntnuvsota
The names and addresses 90 IN"
interpretations and tho tirst Hoard
Of Directors are.
Homer * goadfr1Iuw. Etst.tsud
Avenue south, Minneapolis. Mime.
vnfA.
Everett \ GoudFgI1ow 'tn5 York .
shire Drive. Minneapolis NiuussufN.
N{rhNlous " SrFt1s, Es>e Hum .
huJit Nvvna. SnHth. Minneapolis
Mfurasufa
THE ppNiC COMPANY
"a MlunesDta Corporation
Syhern1er and t}~nsieF
ATTORNEYS at Law
as NuFFkw Western Rank Building
Nira~a polls Minnesota
Spokesman. Nov 81 1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Clement Jumelie, one of sew
eral men who have announced
their candidacy for president Of
Haiti u expected To he an easy
victor In the election next spring
Jnmellc who holds degrees from
Fisk and the University ot Cht.
cago IN financial expert who
has served as tiaitis minister of
labor and finance minister re has
the support Of President Paul E
Magiotrc, who Ia not running for
reelection CAMP
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File SO sEBAI
ORDER FOH NEARING PETITION
FOR PUOOE 90 Will, LIMITING
TINE 10 fILE CLAIMS AND ron
NEARING THEREON
III AiE on MIS- tsssoIA
COUNTY or ifESNEPiS

UEAHiNG THEREON
STATE on MISNESOTA
CDUSTY or tfESSEPfN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate Of Soliis =. Frosch.
ns.ndeuf
order for Hearing PrtItioa 90
Prove NIII
TT lS ORDERED that an persons
Interested show cause. 10 any they
have. before tuia Court uu AuHdAy
g. " iu rH" Court HOUSE 10 Mime
srulfa. MIuuoHptY. Why the prfitluu
herein riIsd. Of Mary Ellen Koran.
81 NnUUeriH County. MINI for tn,
allpwaHr, ~ uu instrument pUr.
purttuE go ba tho laHt VIII and
Treatment uJ aait Bs,otcH' aud the
probate thereof aud Tor the apr
palntmout VI bsrHrIf as ESrcutTiE,
should NOT b. granted.
order ." Ilir Claims aud for
HrBFIRg 1hrF"oh
m Us tENTHEE ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors ~ said bg,r.
dent tile their claims Ia this 'Durt
Proofs viii D., heard and claims oN.
smiued and adIuatcd before this
Court on Monday. ApTU lai 1857 at
no O'clock A ". iu the court
Houar lu Minneapolis. Miunraota
These orders shall bs published ,n
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
,apIrH mailed according go law
JsENf. pF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the nos - J An
BENsDN. ao'tug Judge ~ Pro
bate Court this 10Th daF OF No
FrmbsT 1896
ETuvst T. LurvnE
Clerk of Probate court
Johnson 4 Ildstnd Attorney
1908 Rand Tower
t+ppkeHmHu. Nov %. 30. Dec >
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

TIfv No sapts
OHDIu TOU uENHINI PETITION
ron NDHINisTH ALTON, LIMITING
IINE 10 EIIE CLAWS AND EOH
HENnING TuEHEON
STATE pF MINI ES,FrN
Cpr N'rY OF uESSEFiS
~ PROBATE COURT
o. TIE Estate 90 oscar Goldman.
pr,odrut
Order fnr HcaTiag rrtiii"s foe
Letter. 81 Nd.inIstratIos
IT ~ UEpEEGp that al persons
Interested show .pHsa. II any they
have. before this Court On Monday.
brrowhrF tflh. 1855 At 10 o'clock
A " ~ the Court iioua. IN Mime
apuiiH. MtuHoaotu. Why the petition
81 Ruth Goldman, % Henu"piu
County. Minnesota Tor the appoint
miptstratrr, herein filed, should not
bo granted
order Go ttte Claims and Tor
UrsEinG rher~".
if ~ lRTltER ORDERED thai
within four months from the date
hereof, all creditors Of said Deco
dent file their claims In this Court
Pruprr viii he heard and claims ~
awin'd and adjusted before this
court on Monday. ApFll is'. 1851, at
10 n'ciork \ NJ IN the Court House
in Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shall Do pBhltahcd
In tho Minneapolis Spokesman amt
ropi.s mailed according TO law
Court StAII
wITNESs the HON o J An
nEESON. acting Judge 10 Pro.
bate Court THIS iTth day ~
November. 1893
ERNEST y IORENE
clerk ~ Probate Court
* " EollWau. Attorney
a1E NigDlIrt NldE
Spokesman. Nov 81. lb-rr, -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

About Time Dept -. In Eng.
land a rising young actress has
received permission to change her
name from MaEdalena Ekatartna
Antonina viahlnsltyi Klantaites 10
Magia Miller
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 1905
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION FOH
HEGIATHA ALTON Of LAND

STATE on MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HESxEPiS
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DIST RIOT
In the matter Of the Application
Of Ruth v Beattle To register the
title 70 the following described real
estate situated In HennspiB County,
The south Ons-HaIr Of Lot II
and all Of Lot H. Block 6. l.. II.
Richardson's Addition to Mime
apolis. Applicant
vs.
Bernard A. swanson. Rose II.
swanson, The Minneapolis saw
inas and Loan Association. Erlins
SordHsas, Ina r.. NOrdnssE. his
wife, Unknown Heirs Of william
Trulssn, Deceased and ALI other
persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right, title. estate.
lien or Interest in ths real estate
described In the application here
Ia. Defendants
The state Of Minnesota to the above
named d~fsBdaatst
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired 20 answer the application OF
the applicant Ia the above entitled
proceeding and to file your hnz~ ef
10 the said application In the office
county. within twenty 600 days
after the service Of this summons
upon you. exclusive ~ the day OF
such service. and. 10 YOU fail 20 an.
sNor the application within the time
aforesaid the applicant Ia this pro.
cosdiuE VII apply to tho court Tor
the relief demanded therein
WITNESS Fhulp &. schmidt
clerk Of said court. and the sea-
thereof nt Minneapolis, Ia said
county. this 18Th day Of N"y"m
Der. A. D., 1855
(SEALJ
PHILIP e.. SCHMIDT, ClsTk
By 4 &. Hopper. Deputy
Nprmau Perl
SemUruy Il Perl.
Attorneys for Applicant
eos y " Federal Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Spokesman. Nov 10. % & 3eJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
vile No Sass
oRDFR ron NEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
ron DIsTHIut TION

STATE or MINNESpTA
COUNTY DF UENNEpIS
PROBATE Court
Tie Estate % Leroy y. DAVIS, De
uadgnt
TT - CREREp that the final ar.
count and petition Tor examination
thereof and for distribution, filed
herein, DO heard on Monday. pcCru
t~r 10th. 1853. at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ by
thls Court iu the Court House In
Minneapolis Minnesota and that
ali persons Interested lH this estate
pr"E~nt objection, " any. why said
petition should not be granted
This order shan he published In
the Minneapolis Sppk esrnpr aud
copies thereof mailed according to
law
tSEAtD
WITNESS. the NON q. J. AN
bERSpN. acting Judge ~ FRO
bate Court. this 18Th day of
November. 1885
ERNEST y tpErNH.
Clerk % Probate Court
%rueF0v 4 rrrl
Attorneys
teN y W. Federal HliE
tSpokesmBn Nov "a. - 4 so
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

File No sfEgE
ORDER FoR NEARING PETITION
t'oR ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING
TIVE no FILE CLAWS AND EoR
HEARi>G THEREoN
STATE tF Minnesota
COUNTY pF WENNEpTN
IN PROBATE COURT
In re Eafsf" % James p Hog
garth pcerirrt
ordrr fsr HssrdipE Petition for
letter. ~ tdwtsIs,ratIaa
IT - ORDERED that all person =
interested show cause - any they
have before this court on MunAaN.
Uccr u1hsF 10Th. 1855. at 10 O'Clock
4 VI in fh~ Court House in Mime
apnlts Ninneao'a why the petition
- Willis X WnEEsrth. % rhorNEs
AriFNra Tor thp appointments % Jean
y Douglas a. Administrative. here
iB filed. Ehoult rot D. granted
order 90 Ftie CtsJ-. sd fsr
Hesriss Ts-r~~-
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the asfe
hereof. all creditors % said Dec
sent file their claims IN this Court
Proofs wiii be heard and claims sN-
Nrufned and adjusted before thfs
Court cn Monday, AHrii ist. 1887. A.
10 o'cleck A " IN tAs CNart House
In Ninn~apolis, Minnesota
Ihrse orders rhait Dc published
N the hinneapoiis Spokesman ard
copies mailed according 70 Law
COURT SEAL
WITNESS th~ HON q J AN
DERSpS. acting Judge % Pro-
bate Court, tAis 18th aay -
November, 1854
ERNEST = IORENE
Clerk % Probate Court
Norman Perl Attorney
7as y w Fsa Eitg
Spokesman. Nov 70, ~ q fan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Washington ~ & Angtc
Urwoks. assistant attorney gen.
erd. Department Of Justice. Mon
rovia. Liberia has arrived in
America for diplomatic duty Miss
Hroots returns To- her post as dele
gate to the United Nations AZ the
request OF Libcnan President W
V 3 Tuhman This " her thtrd
term al the International body
tANPl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23


This reporter was asked, quite
confidcuuulIy. by White House
Official 10 refrain from asking the
President any questions without
first clearing them with the white
lIuuae The excuse was that /
might ask something about which
the President was not familiar and
I would get no satisfactory an
swer But II | should first clear
with the white House they could
BRET the President and he would
hs prepared to give a more inteIh-
gent answer agreed 10 do this
although knew II was both uu-
conventional and unethlCai But
the very thing happened that had
expected when informed q
White House official Of a question
which was about to raise at the
next conference. he politely asked
mc TO withhold the question until
some later date
II would be a betrayal OF their
trust 20 ask II anyway after being
requested 10 refrain from bringing
Il up, consequently, l never got 10
ask that question by the time Of
the next conference, the issue was
cold and the question would have
been untimcly
decided that | would no longer
clear with the white House since
this was only a method to gag any
effort to bring to the President
any issues ot interest 10 my read
crz
The next move was the one In
effect now. the President appar-
entity Just avoids me and my civil
rights questions And IA said at
the beginning. for a long while I
tried 20 believe that II was lust
Cotncidcutal | could not say II was
u racial avoidance because dozens
of reporters Try 10 get in quss-
tiuns but there's never time Tot
all Lat Wednesday became con.
ridcnt that II was what might be
termed . civil rights boycott
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\ new freight car came off the
assembly lines IN the United
States every eight minutes. on the
average. in June 1885.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

NV sincere thanks to the many
friends. relatives and neighbors
who remembered me with visits,
prayers. cards and other acts OF
friendship during my hospitaliza-
ton and confinement at home. My
special thanks TO Rev. Martin l..
Simmons. for visits and 10 the dit
ferent club OF st. Peters AME
church and 10 Palestine Lodge No.
I F & A. NJ
Robert y. Bannarn, 1928 Min
nchaha Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

The man who never makes a
mistake will be found taking
orders from one who occasionally
does.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Error Of opinion may ~ tolerat.
81 where rrasoa l. ktt fr~e to
combat lt.--rhonlas jefferson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Knowing that Christ, be-
ing raised from the dead,
dieth no more; death hath no
more dominion over Him.
(Romans s. 81
Jesus. our Redeemer. Saw
ior. Friend--ever present, al
ways patient and understand
ing in loving kindness -
walks and talks with US this
very day Al Tie did with the
people who knew him in an
cicnt days. when We free our
selves of sin and in prayer
seek His presence.
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Ike" Boyeotts AMP .
Continued from page -

said some Of the officials
so much adverse public opinion
was stirred up on this attempt,
that the next shot was At this re
porter 4 threat was made 10 de
prve me Of Capitol credentials be.
cause n Haa alleged that I had as
sisted government officials IN
some public relations work, Pro
test was raised by the Negro pub
be- and this threat was dropped 4
more conservative effort was then
attempted
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hilo No 1881
lNNn TrrIE NNONS ~
NrFItC ATtON FOU
NE6isru NTIo> ~ LAND
STATE or MINNESOTA

COUNTY oF HENNEPIN !
DISTRICT Cpt'TT
FNTRTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the matter of the applfHAI
- fay " Tysuu and cynthia tyson.
Husband ard wife. az joint Teur
ants Co reEIsFgr ths title Co tho fn'.
lowing described real estate sIFa
afoi iu lgrnUepln county. Ml0ne-
I.s,s - AMI IS. pl.,ck 3 Mont-
geometry Park Atditien 90 MIHnU-
spolis Minnesota. Applicants
Anttn : Randall AMI all other
persons Nr parties unknoWa.
claiming aaN right title estate.
lien or Interest in the real estate
described IN the application here
IN. Defendants
NAe state 90 Ntaaesssa Go the shsvp
asusea aef~.asstst
Yea are hereby summoned ana
required 60 answer the application
90 the applicant In the shove en-
ttJipi pTocrsdtHE and 90 ftis SUur
ansWer 20 the sad application IN
the office 90 ths clerk - said gNurt.
io aid county. withtn tW~uty taah
aayS. after the service - thts suSs.
r'ans upou veu exclusive % the aav
~ surh service, ara, u yea fall -
answer The application ~tthta the
tins aterpsaiA re applicants IN
thts rTnceeAtHx Ntl sprly g the
court fer the rsliet demanded there
IN
WITNESS, rhiltp = srhsstdt
clerk % sAtd court. aud ire seal
thereof az Atnnaapnus IN sata
county iris 18th fay ef NassS.-
a~F. 4 n. 1855
tsrAt1
PrIty.IP 9 S,'ITNIUr clerk
~ = HNrg~r, n~Paty
Nerusan peYl
NvrvsrpN ara Fa~i
Affn~wsNn w Appfirants
raE Nrrtbs s-tera Fe,irrsl Budding
Mrvvarnfis . Mi.rsaafa
tSp~kss-NAr Nsv "a - 10
nan rHr MANr Ana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

When you fire a volley OF cen
sure nj somebody else, you may
not feel the recoil at once, but 1t
is present as surely as you are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Keeping up with the Joneses
isn't nearly as dangerous as try
ing 20 pass them on q hill
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~ UNIONS

COT NT'N OF HENSEFiN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Gretchen Elizabeth JohHsiouo.
Plaintiff.
-ayH--
Wallace Johuat0uc.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA To
THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT.
You. the above named defendant.
are hereby summoned ana required
to answer the complaint u the
plaintiff Iu the above entitled AZ
ton. which complaint has been
flied iu the office ~ the Clerk "t
said District Court. AZ the city Of
stat. ~ Miuuoaota. and 90 serve Ga
copy 81 your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers az
thor offices. f65 Northw.atern Fed
zeal EuidluE Minneapolis, Mime
sofa. in said County Gf fIounvPinr
within thirty t80l days after scr-
yt,r pf this summons upon YOU. rN-
rluatyr ~ the day uf such service.
and ~ you tail 10 answer the said
complaint within the time atory-
I'd. the plaintiff In this action viii
apply 60 tho Court Tor the relief
demanded lu said complaint
Dated October 3Ist. 1886.
Norman Perl Tor
SomrOv aud Peri
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
fnS NuTfhw rEtrTU Federal R4lldinE
Minneapolis g. Minnesota
Spokesman. November 10, % 4 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Continued from preceding page

scope = which revealed no carpet tackS in his
capacious interior - when the police arrived to
inquire if either of us had seen or knew anything
of the murder
1t was triumph of my civic nature that | con-
quered a sneaking reluctance to do so and told
them all about the lady, the handbag and the dog
Lola wore no tags, as reasonable and law-abid-
ing dog would do, and there was no possible way
of Identifying the lady After taking various notes
the police went away. And so did - taking, as
I've said, Lola with me: it was that or the pound
for Lola, owing to the lack of tags and the vets
intranSigence. Besides, the lady had asked me for
my name.
pass over the greeting Wilkins. my only
servant, gave Lola; she was unaffected by it save
to give him nip in the calf as he passed the soup,
which then spilled over on Lola's head Lola
screamed pettishly and made fretful dash at
Wilkins, who displayed feat Of remarkable
agility in ascending to the table top from whence
he bitterly remarked that either he or Lola would
depart from the house Immediately.
In the end we shut Lola in bathroom and
Happy in my bedroom. After dinner | endeav-
ored to ignore the sound of howls, means, thudS,
and at ten O'Clock turned on the radio and heard
the news. The murdered mans name was Sol
Brunk. And Sol Brunk together with one or two
confederates the police were uncertain about this
had held up payroll messenger at six O'Clock
that evening and got away with what believe is
called the swag, amounting in this instance to
fifty thousand dollars. One Of Brunk's confeder-
ates had shot the messenger, who had, however,
lived long enough to identify photograph of Sol
Drunk, which not remarkably the police had on
file Ii had been Sol Brunk who aSSailed the mes
senger directly, but the messenger had been shot
from behind; so Sol Brunk was not his murderer.
The murderer Of Sol Brunk was not known.
The accomplce or accompiices - had es-
capped. 1t was known that on occasion woman,
a gun moll so to speak, accompanied Sol Brunk
on his nefarious excursions.
There was no description Of the gun mol. There
was no mention at all Of a red handbag stuffed
with money. There was no mention of the dog Lola.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Mr.. wickwire Hears An Alibi

After some thought only one conclusion
emerged: the lady had made one half-hearted
grab for the handbag, and the money; she had
also strongly opposed Sol Brunk's company. But
she had then hurried out into the street and dis
appeared altogether too considerably with muir
der. And thieves have been known to fall out.
II depressed me. Such white little hands and
wrists to aim revolver so very efficiently!
Wilkins set out my mild evening highball in
foreboding manner and went to bed. And it was
about then that il struck me that there was some
thing odd about the lady's - or rather the gun
molfs - pretty white wrists, something incon-
sstent yet pulling could not pin it down and
analyze it.
In fact, as the clock licked on I fell into cur
ious sort Of reverie in which blossoms of some
kind formed very agreeable background, not
orange blossoms exactly but blossoms and sunlit
paths and most delightful company; the COM
pany was not precisely identifiabe either, except
that it was not that of gun moll.
Indeed, the faint ting Of distant bell blended
so suggestively with my dream that for some time
| did not rouse to the fact that it was not, say.
something resembling a wedding bell but the
ting of the back door bell, touched lightly but
repeatedly. hurried back through the dining
room and opened the kitchen door.
The lady flung herself into my arms. The scent
of flowers surrounded me most deIectably; soft
strand Of her hair brushed my check. Some
body's trying to kill me" she cried.
Since it seemed rather more than likely
that she had killed somebody herself, steeled
myself against the kitten warmth and softneSs Of
her clnging figure. Where have you been?"
demanded sternly.
Riding the subways. | had some change in my
pocket. Then looked up your name in phone
booth and had just enough money for taxi here
If you'll loan me taxi fare and give me Lola -"
You can have Lola and welcome" l said
austerely. But I'd like to know
Her blue eyes were amazingly candid. well,
you see left my handbag in the bar Lola likes"
Nothing in the way of dissoute behaviour on
Lola's part could - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

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