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whaf AbOVf Discrimination In minnesOfup
What About Discrimination In minnesofo1 "A
Of Books On %
Real Estate Reveal &S
Defense Of GhetteS
BY j. MAURICE HAYNES AND j. PIERRE GUIIMANf

BY }. MAURICE HAYNES AND j. PIERRE GUHMANNS
Peey, letter editor last week. adVoeaed
should devote It's efforts TO open Occu%
legislation paper and this current ser9AfA
o the housing situation In general rd
specifically We might note at the oatset
planning this series precedes rather than PrqeA
from Peerys admonion) IN
In the brief span Of three years is estimated P me
100 nonwhe families have been displaced from the East
Western Redevelopment Areas in St Paul This is coned
with the fact that in thirteen year period only 20 nste
families have acquired housing from available pgNof
some 10000 dwelling units. w.
According TO Cooper executive secretary Of the
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TeucheT-Aufhor
&Nrifes Another
Children'S Book

Mary jackson Ellis, Minneapo-
lis kindergarten teacher and chill
dren's book author newest book
is Spaghetti Eddie" a handsome
volume with Illustrations by Syl-
via Myers which should tickle the
fancy OF the young reader.
The book published early this
month by the II. 5, Dennison, Co,
Minneapolis publishers sells for
only $3.50 and should make an
excellent Christmas gift for the
small fry,
Many win remember Mrs, Ellis
who in l947 became the first
Negro-American teacher employed
in Minneapolis public schools for
SO years,
Others will remember that she
is an inventor Of games for chill.
drcn which are distributed ma.
tional.
Mrs Enis prior childrens
books were Swimmer Is A Hop.
per" and Gobble, Gobhle, Gobble, -
both enjoyable experiences for
the young readers and also print
ed by Dennison.
Not only is Mary jackson Ellis
writer Of books for the enter
tainement Of the children she has
also authorcd several professional
books for use by teachers
Among this group are THE
Kindergarten Log" "rhe First
Grade Log" "The Second Grade
Log" Mrs, Ellis has written
Challenge symbols" and The
Community Helper Cards" used
all over the American classroom
scene by school teachers in their
work
Mrs Ellis lives with her hus-
band Carter and three children
Susan Nan, Joy List and Carter
/ III at STA Third Az. s. Mime
apolis.
The latest book Spaghetti Ed
dic" Is dedicated 20 the three chill
dren
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Guild Christmas Party: The
lovely home Of Mrs. Helen Allen,
1909 Third Av, S. was resplendant
with holiday cheer on Friday even
ing December 10, when she was
hostess to st. Agnes Guild Of st.
Thomas Episcopal church at its
annual Christmas party. The even
ing was spent in keen competition
at various games. gay converse
ton and the enjoyment Of a var
iety Of tasty refreshments. Prizes
were awarded TO winners of the
games. Mrs. James Brown was a
guest Of the hostess.
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Corrine Gronf
Gets University of
Minnesota Diploma

Miss Corune r Grant, attrac-
tive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Grant Of 1856 Iglehart Av.,
was among those receiving diplo-
mas from the University Of Min
nesota at its graduation exercises
on Thursday evening December
10 1867,
Miss Grant plans TO further her
education at an out-of-s state univ
ersity. Miss Grants major is rec
reational leadership which is a
branch Of social work.
tivities at the university, cspcci-
any Tue A.NyC.A. ana Wa ap-
pointed a cabinet member,
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aNhRNA hAAAAk W 80 AARNN ~
St Paul Urban League, the 100
displaced non-white families have
been absorbed by the ghetto" in
either Of two ways: 1. they have
moved into dwellings vacated by
white families moving out Of the
ghetto, or 2. they have moved
into units within the ghetto"
made available 10 them by un-
scrupulOus landlords or warm
hearted neighbors both Of whom
have Illegally split already crowd
ed units into even smaller and
consequently m 2re-crowded units"
The area bound on the north
and south by University and Mar
shall Avenues, on the east and
west by Rice Street and Lexing-
ton Parkway THE Ghetto"-be-
gan as the center OF St Paurs
residential district In the early
issUs. The city expanded circum-
ferentially from this point, span
ming the Mississippi River. in an
overwhelming circle with the
ghetto" always at its center.
Expansion follows from a max
imum population and dwelling den
aty, or "A need for more room.
This has been true Of expansion
beyond the ghetto" since its in
ceptiOn.
As new districts are constructed
property values In the older areas
Iealine In proportion 10 the higher
nlyati5n Of the newer areas The
declining value Of an area then
relegates that area TO the resour-
-es and income level OF lesser in
come brackets.
BY 1900, when the great mig
rations OF Negroes began to the
north the ghetto" was old and
consequently suited value-wise to
the thenslQYeT incomes, n, The bar
5sE, ne eatfe No seiafps md fhA,
ss9f~ estic. Here tlte Negro settled.
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Twilight Social Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Boone, sos 18th Av.
s., were hosts 20 the Twilight
Social club on Saturday evening
December Il. Final plans were
completed for the clubs annual
Christmas party. The next meet
ing will be January IL, 1858, with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hayes, 1907 E.
2l st. as hosts.
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MAYOR TO SPEAK AT
ST. PAUL URBAN LEAGUE
GUILD TEA JAN. 8

st. Paul Urban League Guild is
having its annual Holiday Tea
Sunday January 5, from 3 to 8
pm, at the Hill Reference Library,
St Paul Mayor Joseph Dillon
will be guest speaker.-Advt
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Returned Home! Mrs, Mary
Johns returned 10 her home In
wilmington, Calf, after spending
three weeks visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Webb Of 1929 Third Az s.
and her three sons and their fam
lies Among the many courtesies
extended Mrs. Jones, she was guest
at breakfast Of Mrs Robert Wal
lace, Sr. 1927 Third Av 8.
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Urban League 10 FIN the post OF
the director OF the league in that
city.
Mr. Granger served as director
OF industrial relations OF the Cleve-
land league from l9i7 until 1861
when he accepted the executive
seeretaryship with the Minnea-
polls league. He has been here
since October 1851.
II Is known that Granger was
reluctant 10 leave Minneapolis be-
cause OF living conditions here,
and educational facilities. Both
Mrs, Dorothy Granger his wife
and the couples three children
loved Minneapolis, Mrs Granger
and the children will maintain
residence here until the end OF the
present public school term.
Granger himself in his letter
to Cratic said. 1T is with a great
deal OF hesitancy that have
reached the decision TO leave Min
neapolis, In addition, my wife, my
children and regard Minneapolis
as a fine community In which to
live"
The Cleveland Urban League
has staff Of II with bud
get OF approximately $4,000
per year.
The Minneapolis Urban League
budget has been increased by
50 900 since Granger assumed the
executive secretaryshlp but It
strl Is only S25 900 and the staff
consisted only OF MIR. Granger, a
field secretary, office secretary
and a part-time typiAt and clerk,
Changers salary in Minneapolis
effective January 1, viii be 81 $50
Al Cleveland u is understood that
he win get $4,000 per year and
Increase OF 81. 400 per year.
Granger viii nll the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Arm
old Walker, who attended the
University OF Minnesota here
number OF years ago and served
on the Phyllis Wheatley staff
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tNNNNNN&NSN&
FREEMAN APPOINTS L.
HOWARD BENNETT TO
MUNICIPAL yuDGEShIP

The appointment Of l.. Howard
Bennett, Minneapolis attorney and
president OF the Minneapolis
TO the Minneapolis Munici-
pal Court judg eship was announced
BY Gov Orwne Freeman Thurs
day Dec 20 Details In next weeks
paper
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EorIy DeadIine
Coming Next Week

Because Christmas Day this
year falls on Wednesday our
usual deadline day, the dead
line time will be advanced 60
Tuesday noon for ad and news
copy. The office win BE- open
on Christmas eve until 5 pm.
for last minute business but
will be closed all day Christ
mas.
Correspondents, advertisers
and others interested In hay-
ing their material appear in
the Deee mber %. edition
should get copy TO our Mime
apoIis plant As soon as posi-
bic. Mail, write or call before
Tuesday noon. Address: 242
Third Av. s. Minneapolis IS.
Minnesota Phones FEDERAL s.
RrNEf ~ H1azI
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Lucy Harris Is
Elected Motron
Pride of West

Mrs, Lucy Harris was elected
worthy matron of Pride OF the
West Chapter No. 9. order Of the
Eastern Star, P.HA., when it held
its annual election December 10,
at the new Masonic Temple, 1892
Fourth Av. S.
Other officers named are Gene
We've Jackson, associate matron,
Lena LaFaucette, secretary; Nan
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Walker is understood U Ma
resigned to join the sales AM ne
chandising staff OF a AN( Vii
firm. AN
Granger was active IN nai
areas OF community and k8te ~
He served Ms presidenf 4
southern Minnesota chaptcti ~
National Conference % LEoci
Workers for two years, Glfs.fha
ter Is composed OF d8Veoci
workers employed in M tlAbeI
half OF the state,
He is a graduate q fIeAgai
University and received ~ Ma
ters degree in social w9He No
the New York school 'of Boei
Work, and did some sttaiM
Western Reserve Univer ngg 30
ial Work, Columbia UeESfft
His first job with theYl erbi
League movement was 40 sho
period oct. 1915 TO June. eg
a field worker for thgagtegt
New York League. J6
Changers work career haf be-
varied He was employea,h VA
CONTINUED on pagH QV
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Second Son: Congratulations
are in order for Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ham Brown Of Mt Vernon, ". Y,
on the birth Of their second son
on December -. Mrs. Brown, a
native Minneapolitan, is the former
Phyllis Mccullough DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Delany are the maternal
grandparents and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Brown are the paternal grandpar-
ents. al OF Mt Vernon N. Y.
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Coming! Little Willie John and
Hal Singers Orchestra on Sun
day Dec. 30, Matinee SO. Mpls.
Labor Temple. ID. r. Black Pre-
sentation.-ADNT
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oIOvsIund Gets Local Non IN
Granger Quits Mill =
City Urban League;
Accepts CIeveIandslch

Shelton b Granger executive secretary Of the MiRpsos
Urban League since October 1851 announced his
Friday December IL, in letter TO Urban League @khen
William r. Cratic The resignation was accepted % 9om
effective February 2S 1858. m
Granger has aeeeped the Invitation Of the Clevela h
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%p% transportation workers, pulled subway
sokeNhat completely disrupted - e&@
$4,000 riders business firms Nell Russell
49, manpower shopping
the first day of the strike riders waited long
e dangerously subway platforms
that didn't crowded passengers
wheA pull pulled
% away leaving People
~ fought tainted the crush of the
types tried to crawl through any train windows left open
toIsfH the stifed inside a little
49, Tuesday radio reports asking that only those with
a jobs subways Incidentally somebody must have
Rgvng Intentionally misleading
because there reports running
running Business firms were operating with stats se
opyepleted many only third
ny Teaher the snafu the ntolerab
chat6an without leup days then
Mr turned bitter cold All ALL pretty miserable
f%SNNTybody The situation is slowly getting back normal
individuals acting this disruption
anavoc in city Of 100000 people would hate to think of the
e the Comrades decided TO kick their heels
%g@sss sabotage and other shinanegans.
Sidney np-nop play the role
Be Of Porgy Bess" having
A Porgy Bess" entertaining
am Of the opinion that the residents Of Catfish Row hardly
s types friends abroad under the
MS State Department cultural experiment you know
~ played abroad under the sponsorship of the State Depart
here coming Hollywood that Negro
would quietly boycott the Samuel Godyn version
~ musical but with Poers acceptance of the lead this
HeffN petered
Sshne the subject of movies be timely note
A Edwin Sveman president the Corpora
~ Chicago, predicted last that major Hollywood
"ne possible exception would close during the next six months
bse of the slump attendance by teevsion People
going picture Apparently they prefer
%ANNhome and watch Hollywood oldies for free.
SIsN
* Youn probably your shopping
NhQa the this
eads the column win Christmas
s suggest that purchase gift tie for
Upe Harry select something conservative
soft Nay him ONE GOOD
hpSephsnts climbing down. always
Ne tie For that have been able to discover
they buy
IA Christmas appear
pHhc wearing that like something
nightmare.
~ poor guy dressup navy charcoal
mss.sit that gifted purple
& thing which biousy bubbles
over mis- upper He family
Teller tried slip his Yule the who
eeysd everything sight and
9he perfume tricky buying a
perfume fancy packagng
Men feel that bottle something called wild Night
RFteferabe a small perfume put weISnown
bGnS
- have Arpege cling sorlege
lasting power intriguing suitable
every put
Re scent RepHque" perfume cologne and bath have
beenSgearing it the past month and find heavenly
BY the time read the column Christmas will been
Overland will be heading will be great
au1tnge for all Of
q p Christmas will traditional Christmas dinner
with friends
during
year little happened
people ptcs, televison. 1t a relaxed. wonderful
STsp Christmas you. Remember Uncle Harrys
te and the Little Woman's perfume
sSrERRY, CHRISTMAS
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The
4 HIGH
And Low

By BAMEE THOMAS

PRIZE TYPO: In the left hand
"earr on last weeks front page
Reader Ethel johnson, discovered
this booboo. II read: What is
brotherhdod2 Il is the hope Of
mankind for immortality" The
simple dlnmision Of the letter
q" FROM the word immortality
made a p rfect typo goof. II wasn't
the printers fault or error il be-
longs on the shoulders Of the al
legged prob readers Of this paper
who are beaded by the gentleman
10 whom most Of call the Head
Man
Tae 81 ear old St Paul woman
VINO Was left money by an old
swssl nAaft cmenuoned here last
wesk q Seppilys ~ taAAsS
~Zs&y56 assignRsS fmaies !
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ME Fogg, treasurer; Bessie Lewis,
conductress and Ethelyn Sampson,
associate conduCtress.
Other officers appointed were
Leila NJ, Stewart, marshall; Oscar
Gates, warder; Fern Helm, SEN
tinel; Estelle Sims, chaplain; Beu-
lab Mitchell, organist; Vera Rich
ardson, Ada: Jimmie Lee Sudduth,
Ruth; Clara Mae Davis, Esther;
Alma Kinney, Martha and Rosa
Beasley, Electa.
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.
Not as the NAREB as7eTts bs
cause Of a natural inclipRticA OF
colored people TO live togeth~r".
but because they could in The ma
jority afford only the Ebseo's'
price range. ~
Investigation points 70 uae back
Of housing Discriminating ~ ~
Paul at the turn Of the century.
Many Negroes resided In sgeas
outside Of the "giIstta' Fheir
Incomes were equal 70 tissir E1dagil-
boris. But the majority q Negro
Incomes were low rtkY s.,,
81. Paurs pattern a hdnapg
discrimination began ~ a cpn-
tanning measure: an effott 20 con-
tain the Negro within tlss" ghetto'
area. II Is no coincidence thai the
move began as the quAsi-socio-
economic texts Of MeNichael.
Bingham, Gresham. spllker and
others began flooding the real
estate book market. MesIidhael
and Bingham busily proposed that
Negroes caused a decline in read
estate values. spilker on the other
hand set out 20 prove that lore
igner' and Negroes were equally
10 blame
Gresham. the father Of real es-
tate bigotry at the same time
proposed what Is now referreh to
as the Realty Sermon on the
Mount Quoted in 90-per cent Of
all taxes on Realty Evaluation,
"Gresham's Law of Neighbor-
hoods" has become the law % the
land. According TO Charles ABB
Cont. on Page a
WE GOT CROWDED
Much news intended for bub-
heation in this issue had. a be
omitted because OF arie&f fniR-
ute~ERsAa of adyertisil9 ~ 'of
q ash ss N sf Saky
'(Dec. 27J issue.
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MT. OLNET SENIOR
CHOIR CONCERT

Mr.. Olivet Baptist Church Sen
ior will be presented in concert
Sunday December %, at s pm. at
the church. Central and Maclcubin.
Robert Cox OF st. James AAfE
church viii be guest soloist.
James Milsap is director: Lor-
raine johnson, pianist and Rev. B.
H. Hunter is pastor. -Advt.
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Z!z;Sl J3'3
u. By TELL DODS0n RUSSELL =

rtaAe press a tranquiizer pill that informs the
inIthe United States is down to about $4,000 Tab
NsSs This is to encourage in the belief that such
SEsAan number of people cannot pose serious
Bgesf>to national security. Well, we had ample
optb tunity here in New York last week TO observe
lRst Apw much damage can be done by a small,
S5siNNped force determined to carry out an OBJ
staEN
JThe Motormens Benevolent Association, a
IhintR union Of a little 500 members out Of
IVY transportation workers pulled a subway
s1ke>that completely disrupted the daily life Of
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Althea Coming: The word is def
mite that Althea Gibson, worlds
woman tennis champion will be
in Minneapolis January rs for ex-
hibition matches.
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tSStAsSststt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

|Bunkie. A big thrill for the
mothers.
Rereading my item about Tony
Curtis sleazy press agent ir
Sweet Smell of Success" I fig.
ure I should have added that
though having met one or two
unpleasant characters who cal
themselves press agents and some
who will say anything to get 9
line in q column, most Of them
are hardworking and ethical.
Diana Barrymore, rich from
her TOO much, Too Soon" best.
seller. is touring the summer
theaters with an encourage that
includes a press agent. a man.
ager and a new boy friend. Since
the book, Diana's salary has in
creased very substantially.
= "a
Sponsor Max Factor is givinc
away $15,400 in prizes at the
1857 Miss Universe beauty page
ant in Long Beach. And that is
usually what most Of these
beauty winners get. The screen
tests and the hullabaloo rarely
lead to anything lasting. There
are exceptions. Of course. Gale
Storm won q Gateway to Holly
wood" contest-and look at her
now.
Linda CRYSTAL, who makes
Gina LOllObrigida look like q shy
schoolgirl. is coming here from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Illness Plaques VHien Leiqh

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-V
len Leigh collapsed in Warsaw
and was flown to London. I'm
told it was due to a recurrence
Of the illness that plagued her
during the shooting Of Elephant
Walk" here. which she left. you'll
remember. to fly back to Eng
land. According to my European
informant, Miss Leigh. though
feeling III, has continued in
Titus Andronicus" with husband
Laurence Olivier. The Shake
spearean play is due to open m
London on Monday. The big
question is. will Vivien be well
enough to appear?
Ingrid Bergman's double chin
is showing. This is sometimes a
barometer Of feminine unhappi-
ness. ] always get fat when I'm
unhappy.
Burly Burl Ives is having him
self a ball. swapping candid snaps
OF Sophia Loren between takes
In their Desire Under the Elms"
movie--now in its last week.
SophS discoverer. Carlo Ponti,
Is sticking around until they
leave July l for q brief vacation
In Italy. Too many wolves howl
ing In her vicinity. . For a
change locally. all the major
stars Of q picture win be present
at q Hollywood premiere-with
Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra and
Signorina Loren at "The Pride
and the Passion" unwilling on
Wednesday.
Charlton Heston and Orson
WeIles are selling themselves as
an actor-writer package as q
result Of their movie, Badge Of
Evil"
49,
The low-cut Sabrina wasn't
the only gal making history at
the Ascot races last week. EIiz-
abeth Taylor turned up in blue
Jeans! And Prince Ally Khan. In
her party. also introduced some
thing new--his dress suit was
dotted with orange juice which
Mike Todd's Japanese secretary
accidentally splashed on Ally
while they were flying from
France in q chartered plane.
Clark Gable is trying to re-
member If he had measles as q
youngster. The reason? Wife
kay's daughter, Joan. has them.
Clark attends all the school func-
tons for Joan and brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
Ready Reserve
Inductions End

Members Of Armed Forces
Ready Reserve units are nc
longer eligible for induction
through Selective Service.
Draft regulations effected by
the Executive Order signed by
the President June Is are de-
signed 70 build up the Ready
Reserve. according to Frank D.
Norton. District director Of the
local Selective Service boards.
The order also exempts aliens
who have served in countries
associated with this country in
mutual defense and no longer
makes it necessary to prove pri-
walton in dependency hardship
exemptions, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

filming Bitter Victory" in Tn
poll. with Richard Burton and
Curt Jurgens.
Hermione Gingold. "Britain's
Bestowed Witch" is postpon-
ing her new Broadway show,
"Gingold's Revue" until Sep
tember. BY then she will have
completed her role as Leslie
CarOn's riotous grandmother in
"Gigi," to be filmed in Paris and
Hollywood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

Mexico City after completins
her costarring role with Gilbert
Roland and Jock Mahoney in
The Western Story" Linda will
be tested at III. and the idea is
to sign her for a long-term con-
tract.
n y \
Director Nick Ray is eating
two nine-course meals q day in
Paris. Nick is trying to regain
some Of the 20 pounds he lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

son and Is living In Boston.
New corners this year are Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton Putnam
who were recently married
she is the former Mrs. VIII
cox Auchincloss.
The divorce proceedings of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfons Landa
have been making the papers
over the past few months
and they are not Il. be found
in the book even though Mrs.
Landa is the former Con-
suelo Morgan.
A newcomer with a we'll
known NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Peary who discovered the
North Pole in l909-is comdr.
Edward Peary Stafford and
Mrs. Stafford.
The Peter Ansberrys have
gotten a divorce and she is
in as Mrs. Steinman Ansberry
but he has been dropped.
Another divorce coming up
that is noted is that Of
French Ambassador and
Nine. Alphand-he appears
alone.
Also a parting Of the ways
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

as busy as a one-armed paper
hanger with hives. On one
page he is Special Assistant
to the President and on an
other he is Assistant Secre-
tary Of Labor.
His new appointment to
the White House staf came
in time for Mrs. Shaw to list
him there but not soon
enough for her to delete his
name under the Department
of Labor.
And just for some of the
names themselves-there is a
Mr.. Divine married to a Miss
Bliss; on page So there is a
Mr.. and Mrs. Proudlove: there
are Is Jones, 8 Roses a
Canine, a Butcher and a
Grones; there is a Prince
who married a Minor and
there is a Leasure, a Laven-
dar, a Stork and a Swan.
And the strains OF life are
In society just as any other
strata. For in the hospital
listing in the ever-social
green book is found st.
Elizabeth's.