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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Rueker To Speok
To Mpls. NAAcP;
Election On Sunday

The regular monthly meeting of
the Minneapolis Branch OF the
National Association for tho Ad-
vancement NJ Colored People viii
be held AZ I p. M ON Sunday, De
cember Id at st Peters AME
church, tol East list street
clifford ". Ruckcr. executive
director VI the Governors Human
Rights Commission, viii address
the branch THIS Is the annual
meeting OF the branch, and Mt
Ruykcr viii outline accomplish
menta IN race relations Tor the
past year, aud also emphasize
problems IT discrimination which
stil exist in Minneapolis ana In
Minnesota,
Mr. RuclIrr has been In hts pre-
sent position since lOif. and Is
highly qualified through expert
rnce ln this field. lie Is a wrll
known speaker before organigas
tons and civic groups, and IL n
member and past secretary of the
Minneapolis Branch, NAACf,
At the annual meeting the cleo
ton OF officers and executive
board members for the branch viii
be- conducted, Branch officcra viii
also give their yearly reports
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Dr.. Earl Weber.
Dentist. Faees
Serious Charge

DR.. Earl s Weber. popular 81.
Paul dentist faces a serious charge
in Ramsey district court az the
result Of the disqualification OF a
ST Paul woman at Ancker hos
pital.
Police allege the woman. mother
Of four chiIdren. was treated for
the aftsr-effects Of an abortion op-
GRAFTON which she said was per-
formed by DIR. Weber.
County attorney James p.
Lynche filed the complaint and
police picked up Weber. The
police claim Weber gave them a
formal statement admitting
that he performed the operation
Records Indicate the dentist who
has offices at 3ii Newton Build.
ing has been convicted twice be
fore on similar charges In 1870
he drew a suspended sentence and
in 1851 he drew a sentence Of %
DAYS Of a $500 fine.
In spite Of his difficulties be
fore Weber. a native of ST. Paul
has always been extremely pop
u!ar in the Twin Cities He lives
at 3t5 " Victoria
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

TIA Christmas Family Night
again At Halle q Brown House.
COS Aurora Az, H Paul. All
families of the agency are invited
Ia attend this evening OF fun
which will Include a You Name
~" supper, caroling. short
Christmas program and visit
from Santa for the young children.
Friday, December 18th IN tho
date and time IL o y. m, Supper
will be served nj $50 .. m. In tho
gymnasium and the program Will
begin promptly at 7.30 p. m.
Zach family In asked 10 bring q
hot dish and salad. enough Of each
for the members Of your family
Plus three additional persons.
sumo families viii be asked 20
bring breed. butter and dessert.
instead Of a hot dish and salad.
Unless you are telsphoned by the
agency please bring hot dish and
salad 10 assure a we'll planned
meal without duplication or om-
laHi0n,
All food must be brought 10 tho
agency by . p m. In order that
supper can be served promptly at
$50 y. m. Label all serving dishes
and covers with your name. adj
dress and phone number To insure
return Of all equipment.
Children must be accompanied
by parents or other adults.
DO not miss this evening OF fun
and Christmas Joy for the entire
family, and well be looking for
ward to seeing you.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
JUstsV's Customers Como
from All Over Area

Jus,sr Bros one ~ the top
mons stores ~ the nation, and q
cousi-tsnt advertiser IN this paper.
have q vide range Of gif's for the
man IN your life 70 ~ every
pm ko' book.
Tho popular Minneapolis store
.a Io,aisd ~ II South Bisth 81.
rug bas customers from all Oyer
no -. " having earned frpu'a-
Tan among well dressed men for
quality rioihIng smta, c"Ata, hats
shirts ard aIl Of the Accessories
wh.,h makes woman proud u
her man
lur'rrH makes o special offDTt
~ anals' women snleci Rfts ~"
men folk viii yal8r and appreciate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Award To Heroine;
Limited Ten Club
Holiday Porty For
Kids December n

The Limited Ten CLUB will spon-
sor its fourth annual Christmas
party for st. Paul youngsters on
Saturday afternoon. December -
AZ Halle @ Brown Community
House.
This club, which was formed in
1850. Is composed of II young men
to promote and participate in
civic activities which viii contrib
ute TO the bctterment OF St Paul,
II Is an affiliate of the ST. Paul
Gavel Club.
one OF the greatest interests OF
the club is the sponsorship OF &c.
tlvities which will encourage
young people to spend their leisure
safely and wisely. II also seeks 10
give recognition 10 those young
sters who perform In some out
standing manner
At this years party, IL year old
Grace Dodd, fire heroine, Will be
given a bicycle by the club in rec
IGNITION OF her act Of heroism In
saving the lives Of her younger
brothers and sisters when the
family home was destroyed by fire
In addition, the party will
feature such activities as games,
movies, Christmas tree, gifts Of
fruit and candy, and refreshments
for all
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

Opening day attack on the fili-
buster rule"
While asserting that he valued
highly activities Of the bipartisan
grouI" Mr.. Javits' reply left UNI
answered the question as Ia when
he plans TO he sworn In M a sena
tor. II he IN not present at the
opening OF Congress on Jan. 3. he
viii be unable 10 participate in the
move To adopt new Senate rules
for the sbth Congress- There have
been Indications that Mr.. Javits
may decide 10 retain his present
position as New York state at
tornsy general until the LegiAla
ture open on Jan. o. This would
enable the Legislature 10 select
his successor
In his message 10 the newly
elected senator, Mr.. wilkins
pointed out that Republican Sem
tors Irving Ives Of New YORK
clifford Case Of New Jersey and
Thomas ". Kuchcl OF California
had joined seven Democrats. in
Guiding senator elect Joseph 8
Clark Of Pennsylvania. In support
Of the anti-filibustcr move. The
commitment 10 seek on the open
ing day a change In the Senate
rules 90 provide for ending Of q
fllibustsr by majority vote was
initiated by Senator Hubert Hum
phrey of Minnesota who was join
ed by fellow Democrats Paul
Douglas. Illinois. Richard Nsu
berger and Wayne Morse Oregon
Pat Mcnamara, Michigan and
James Murray. Montana
This sponsoring group has cir
cIlarfzsd both Republican and
Democratic senators seeking CON
uitTnents 20 support the nntion
for adoption Of new rules Such a
motion can be passed by ma Jor'y
vote on the opening day Tho
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
BeSnlee Hardy Is
flested Worthy Mosron
OzieI Chapter O.E.S.

Mrs Bernice Hardy was elected
worthy matron Of Princess Ozisl
Chapter No 10. Order Of the East
ern Star, when they held election
Of officers at their regular meet
ing on Tuesday, December 4
Other officers elected and APP
pointed are Clsrinds Cox. associ-
ate matron: OTIS Hampton, worthy
patron, John 4. Waters. associate
worthy patron, Josie Niece.
treasurer. Essie 4 PipkinS. sec
Rotary Evelyn Brent. conductress
Viola Casssn. associate conduc-
trcss
Also Pearl Fitzgerald. Adah
Leila Jackson. Ruth. BcrIlnds
Washington, Esther. JettA Me
Pheeters. Martha. Jessie Coleman.
EIer'a. Susan Napue. chaplain,
Devaughnla l. Scott marshall
Maggie jenkins. wArier and
Henry Reed sentinel.
Newly elected and apPo.ntlve of.
Nccrs were Installed By Worthy
Grand Patron. william Saylcs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Officers Insfalled
A. Sterling Club
Annual Bouquet

The Sterling club annual din.
ncr was held Friday night, Dec. 7,
and was a success. About % mem
bcrs and their wives enjoyed n fine
meal and several impromptu talks
by members
The newly elected officers head
cd by Theodore Hatcher. preHi-
dent, were aiso installed
Stephen /. Maxwell served ma
toaatnastcr. speaker Included
Paul Crane. 81. Edward Hall and
Woodford Mills
Officers installed included Mr..
Hatcher. preaideni. James orr.
fin. vice president. George Butler,
secretary. William J Carter. re
cording secretary and Clarence
Roper. treasurer.
Board members installed were
retiring president Urlin CLARK. Ia.
fsyetie Fields and James l.
Hughes
4 nes freight car came or the
assembly lines in the United
States every eight minutes, on the
average IN June. 1855
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Shriner's Christmas
Party For Kids 4 To
8 Years Of Ace

IN. annual Shrinsrs CEristuaq
party for Twin City children - for
kids from four 20 eight II was
announced by the committee this
week
The annual affair in It's tenth
year win be held Saturday. Do
esrnber n from to { ?. m al
Phyllis W'hsatley House. 900 Al
drich Az N Minneapolis
There viii b. entertainment ga
lore sa1 ssa, goodies AMI Eifts
for ne children Chalrsr Lawxau.
Fexxaa Temples Christmas party
CHAIRMAN said
AL Twin city chiIireu % The
ar. group 20 . are invited 70 at
tend the party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Walter Whites End
Wife Tells Story
Of Long Love

Chicago The heart warming
love story OF NAACpE Walter
White and his white wife, Poppy
Cannon, II featured In tho Jan
uary EBONY The STORY, taken
from a book written by Miss Can
non and finished prior 10 Whites
death, IL entitled The Love That
Never Died" II describes tho Joys
and heaftnrhea the two endured
during their seven year marriage
They first met In 1929. Poppy
was 20 WHITE was 30 Despite In.
frequent contacts, warm attracs
ton developed between them. They
fought against u and TOT ono per
iod went ten years without seeing
each other, Then In Ipis the met
at a luncheon and resumed their
friendship,
II was three years before they
were divorced ard free Ia marry
each other, she writes IN Ebony
In July. 1910. 20 years after their
first meeting Walter white and
Poppy Cannon were married,
She writes that even though
white never admitted II. she knew
that their marriage added 10 his
problems in tho NAACP Powerful
forces within the Association
wanted 10 Dust him.
lie was told before their mar
rage, that Negro women would
severely criticize him They learn.
81 that II wna Negro women who
supported them most Famous peo.
pie like Mary Mcleod Bethune
and Lena Horne stuck by the
Whites and dIspclleh the myth,
When white and Poppy were
married he had already suffered
many heart attacks AFTER they
had been married for few
months, the attacks were more
frequent, Poppy tells how she
valuly pleaded with him 10 slow
down IIc promised 10 slack of,
bu, events made II difficult for
him 10 keep his word
In the spring ~ 1855. after q
siege Of illness and seven years ~
married bliss. Walter White died
suddenly In Poppy's arms
when asked whether she will
continue her husbands fight q.
gains, biRotry. Mrs White says
Anyone with the name ~ Walter
Whlie. even II It's only Mrs Wal.
ter WHITE, IL committed 90 the
cause forever"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

president, Donald Lewis. second
vice president. Carl Weschcke.
secretary and Leonard ". Carter.
treasurer,
Elected 90 the board Of direct
ofs were Rev. DENIAL A, Carly.
Row Kneely williams. Charles
Doty Mrs, Beatrice Boyd. Miss
Ruth Manning, Arthur sternberE.
Frank Boyd. Mrs, Addie G. Few.
REV Floyd Massey Jr,. Mrs. Allie
Hampton. Mrs Mabel Harris, J.
Nathaniel Smith. Robert Bell.
Robert Patterson and John Culver.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Nofionoi Department Store
Offers luy-By Service

National Department Store NJ
305 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis In
vites customers 20 use it's con-
venient ay-by plan for Christmas
shopping
This week National has n special
on mems cotton flannel shirts for
him. and lovely all nyIon slips for
her.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
81. Paul NAAcP
Elects Smith For
His Third Term

Tho st Paul Branch OF tho Ma
tionai Association for the Ad-
yano.ment of Colored People In
its annual election held Sunday.
December o. 1900, reelected for
tho third term, Frank NJ. Smith
tor president,
Other officers elected were
Richard X, f'os, Jr.. first vice
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Ames Lodge
Reflects Theo.
Woodurd RuleI

Ames Lodge No. 1906, IBPEOW
reelected Theodore Woodland TO the
office OF Exalted Ruler when IL
held its annual election OF Off
GERS on Monday night. December
3, in the edges new hall at 1918
Aldrich Av n.
Charles DE LaCompson was re-
elected financial secretary for the
18th consecutive year. Charles
Smith, reelected treasurer; JOS
eph Nervous, Esteemed Leading
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

members then could proceed 10
change Rule ~ which now Te-
quirca the vots Of % senators To
close debate ON any measure bs.
fore the Senate
A new rule could reduce this 10
n majority Of those senators pres.
ent and voting. Anti-civil rights
South. have found the filibuster
most effective means by which 10
prevent enactment Of any civil
rights leRislation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
NEIL MAKES HOSPITAL
SOUND LIKE FUN g.

In her column, The Way ]
See H." in this payer, Nell
RgzseIi who II in a Neg York
hospital corvalsscing after SUI
gerry makes 4 serious operation
and her confinement 10 bed
sound Ike fun
TIE always interesting Nell
tells all about her operation az
the ladies' are won't 20 10. In
this edition. Read Ssil twice
monthly exclusively IN this
paper Her column "a always
stimulating
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Reelected Ames Exalted Ruler

Reelected Ames Exalted Ruler
knight, Dwynelle Criss, Esteemed
Loyal Knight, J. d. Cruze. Es-
teemed Lecturing knight: Richard
Smith, Esquire, Lon G, Holiday.
Inner Guard and Arthur Mitchell,
Tyler,
Trustees named were David
Faison and Edmond Rice.
Edward l.. Boyd, Grand District
Deputy conducted the election.
Newly elected officers will be
officially installed by the District
Deputy after the fIrst Of the year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Our Chrisimas Edition
Mex, Week. DO Sure To
MIKE Daodllne, Eolksl

me 1916 FpfrIhI IhTEImaH
sdltim ~ This paper viii DO
me Dec n edition, 0in next
TrurDIay. Dec 70 Individuals
and organizations vino have not
ye' sent IN their Christmas
Greeting fDf insertion In The
paper are urged 10 ~ ~ today
Many ~ The community
business firm friends have pur-
chaSei space 20 extend the
greetings ~ the holiday season
m The columns ~ this paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

anything new on the oil matter
There win be an announcement
in a day or 49," replied Hoover, u
think YOU win like i',"
II sure hope So" said Hum
phrey, "and the sooner the better"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14


ciNl rights, Mr. Mitchell contend
ed:
For reasons best known to
themselves, some members Of the
Presidents staff are now irving
10 water down what he has TO say
on civil rights. The President gave
support TO four-point civil rights
program in the sith Congress.
Some Of his advisors are trying to
cut this down to a two point pro-
gram"
Expected Congressional Moves
In any analysis Of expected
Congressional action concerning
civil rights, Mr., Mitchell made
these points:
a plan exists 10 place Sen. Her
man Talmadge Of Georgia or Sen.
Strom Thurmond, former Dixie
crat Presidential candidate. on the
Senate Judiciary Committee, the
chairman Of which is Sen. James
Eastiand Of Mississippi This com
mittee must pass on appointments
OF all federal judges as well as OF
the Attorney General.
a move is underway 10 ''muzzIe"
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell OF New
York. a strong advocate OF civil
rights, and to deprive him Of his
seniority rights as "A means OF
keeping him from being close TO
Craftsmanship" OF the House La
Dor Committee. This committee
handles FEPC and federal aid to
education among others matters
Southern Blocs Attempt
An efforts is being made by
the southern bloc" TO strength
en- the somewhat battered alliance
1850 ssSPhbhNoAta VINO come from
states or districts that have few
colored voters" This alliance will
be tested on the opening day OF
Congress when pro-civil rights
Senators will seek to end the fill
buster.
A challenge will be made by
Rep. William Dawson OF Illinois
who will question the payment OF
funds for illegal hearings" con-
Quoted by Rep. James c. Davis Of
Georgia and Rep. John Bell VIII
Hams OF Mississippi on school de-
segregation in the District OF Col
umbia.
An effort will be made by Rep.
Charles Diggs OF Michigan to
test whether the members Of both
parties are willing to discipline
those who get elected to office
through fraud. intimidation and
murder"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

More than 600 900 American
men and women own shares in one
25 per cent Of them live In villages.
Of our large Industrial companies.
farms. or In towns under 10 900
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
New York SenofoT Fleet;
New York Senator Fleet;
Javits Promises Fight
On FilibuSter when" He
Takes Oath Of Office

New York-From New Delhi, India. Senator elect Jacob
Javits world tour has cnblcd NAACP executive
secretary Roy wilkins that he will JOIN fight against the
bustcr when seUator The New York Republicans message
received here today Response to cable Mr. wilkins had
sent urging him be present Join the bipartisan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Threatened To Cult Post;
Tells How Minnesota's
Senator Jared Loose
Oil For Europeans

Editors Motel played IN. chief role In getting
tho a. department release oil shipments :" our Euro
pcan allies u by the ~ " TIMES and
the Chicago suN,riNEs
Minnesota the behind IN" scehes
fight OF Mnncsoas Hubert a. Humphrey a. ~ delegate
get Department action Rrcansa Ut the news
aic and vide what Its d"ing
m rrprnng the story from the
Chicago ~ inside story Of Humphreys
,vorou. uor. a behalf ri oil starved Europe,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
More Progress & Victories.
More Progress q Victories.
Year 1857 Expected To
Be Civil Rights Turning
Point. Clarence Mitchell

,oi, =; @ oN!a-A prediction that 1857 will be "a turning
point IN civil rights and will prouce more progress and
Trpe was made here last week by Clarence Mitchell
rno,i % 'e NAACPs Washington Bureau He addressed
meeting OF the Oklahoma State NAACP
<lhs present policies and activities Of President Essen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14


cucc at tho State Department.
Participating in the meeting
were Herbert Hoover Jr,, then
acting secretary of state, Robert
Murphy, deputy underpccrctary OF
state. Francis q wilcox. assintent
secretary for international organl.
Eatlun affairs. Robert I'm, assist
ant secretary for congressional
holations, and Sen, Hubert II
Humphrey "a. MlnnD
II was Humphrey, ranking
member OF the Senate Foreign RE.
lations Committees and delegate
Co the United Nations, who did Tho
tiosi, pounding
An UI,imaiun,
In effect he threw down tho
folluwings ultimatum!
fithcr the administration moves
quickly 10 deal with Europe's In
creasinRly diSrup,iva oil shortage
90 he would roalgn from the YIN
delegation AMI make u public IN.
sue Of the failure 10 act,
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distance phone humphrey had A"'
ceriaih"d mat inc o'hef Demo
crH''' '''nn't'e' members w" eye
'" ey" WIN MN on inc OIL iHHh"'
TO the authoritative group at
the state Department meeting,
Humphrey put two questions
When would an emergency oil.for.
Europe plan be put into action.
and why WAS that being delayed
Hoover explained the final lie.
ciAion was up a. President Essen
hover and that there was no Ger
tainiy when ha would make a. A.
90 the cause for the delay, there
were n number 81 them. partiru-
larry, lack ~ definite word from
the British and French on when
they would get their forces out Of
Egypt.
n was at this poin, that Hum.
pErey exploited and. 81 IiD0yors
asioniahnonI hammered his desk.
Hoover argued that the neces.
aary machinery IN all ready 10 be-.
gin f1rctl0nlng ~ soon aa we re-,
ceiye taiiafact0ry assurances that
the Brush and French viii with
draw from tho guez area"
That position Is suicidal" 70.
rprisd Humphrey "Buch a policy
IAN only cause new suffering and
t.t. 80. ,.... .y,.t.t fTVy,glap
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

Abou, 52es OF all the new rub
ber used by American industry 10
mAn-made. derived from petrol
cum.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
By ROBERT ~ ALLEN In the Chicago stN-TiMEs

Washington highly Significant clash prcccdcd mat
sudden announcement of big increase IN oil shipments TO En'
rome 20 overcome thep aaygg shortage resulting om the
Sucz crisis
The extraordinary incident was dcskthumpng confer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Whosevsv We Do -.

Whatever we do TO make our democracy
more effective at home strengthens our
hand abroad, in seeking TO build better
world of brotherhood and peace. Whatever
we do TO prove democracy offers adequate
economic opportunity for all OF our own
people Is more effective In combating tho
tnxi,iious inroads OF communism than al
the shouting from the housctops could ever
hone To achieve, senator Hubert II. Hum
phwy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Gets Assurance

On Thursday. the day before
he White HOUSES oil announce
uen'. the Minnssotan phoned
Hoover. from the United Nations
IN New York IA AJAX ~ there ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

7-Stop the Music. Quiz.
9-Shower of Stars. Color.
Hour. A revue with jack Benny
os moster of ceremonies. Norge
and Cover Champion.
900
4-PeopIe's Choice. Comedy.
Sock decides to teach Marty
lesson about q womon's place
when she tokes over some Of his
duties.
7-Stor Tonight. Dromo.
$50
4-Ford Theoter. Dromo.
Behind the Mask" A doctor
keeps the secret of his expert
ences in Korean P. w. comp.
Dane Clark. Borboro Hole.
5-HoIIywood Preview.
Clips from three movies. jack
Carson. Annette Worren.
7-Down You Go. Quiz.
9-Four Stor Playhouse.
"Thot Woman" A young city
widow forced to live on q farm
with her in-iows is criticized by
the neiohbors lido Lupino.
1000
Aux Videc Theoter.
Hour. THE Night of Jonuory
TO-" A young nnon--in pursuit
of leeocy--is involved in ro-
nance and murder
5-WrestIine. CopitoI Arena.
7-ConfidentioI File. Report.
TEX CON-" Problems of O man
just released from prison.
9-Arthur Murray Party.
1890
ITO Be Announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
THURSDAY
9-PubIie Defender. Drono

S-TuDIlC GeVeuoet. OTOTTlO.
"A Coll in the NIGHT" A nom
supervised girls club devoted TO
rocine autos runs into trouble,
1900
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Horkness. Sproeue.
5-News.
Matthew Warren.
7-News. Weather.
Rosh. Allen.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richords DougIos. Sieeel.
1l:l0
5-Feoturomo. Film Shorts.
Hour. MiIt Gront. host.
1l:15
4-Weother. Sports. Music.
Strinoer. Simpson. Les pouI.
7-Bill Malone. Sports.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours "a Letter to Three
Husbands. Three letters carry
information about the romantic
escopodes of late bachelor with
three different women. Eve Ar
den. Vonesso Brown.
11:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
l25 Hours. THE Courageous Or.
Christion. 1910. Jean Hersholt.
1870
4-Tonieht. Steve Allen.
12:l5
5-Thoueht. lnspirotionoI.
100
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