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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Out OF Hospital; Mrs Katherine Nix, 1924 Smelling Avy
returned home Thursday January "a from Fairvew hospital
where she underwent surgery and eonvacng her home
Cresteundos To Meet The Cresteundos win Sunday
February at p at the home Of Mrs Iargene Buney,
3709 Fifth Av s. Very important business the agenda for
St. Paul recorder., 1957-02-01
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z

Pragmatea Sorority The regular meeting of the Prag
matea sorority VIII be held Friday February at the home
OF soror Rosamond Banham 1882 Rondo Av Topping the
da for this meeting will be election of officers for the ensuing
year The president Aree Haowe urges all members to be
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St. Paul recorder., 1957-02-01

Notice: The new offices Of the
st. Paul RECORDER newspaper
are at 8I6 Globe Building.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-02-01

Notice: The new offices of the
st. Paul RECORDER newspaper
are at 8I8 Globe Building.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-02-01

-. He's the butcher, the baker,
the capdlestick maker, who Ac-
cepts your trade but gives you
nothing In return. He doesn't
even give you the courtesy Of
asking for your patronage with
an ad in The st. Paul RE-
CORDER.
When you pick up your st.
Paul RECORDER each Friday
to read about the latest local
anl national happenings - So
cial news - church news -
about your neighbors-about
yourself that newspaper
represents a production expense
of many thousands Of dollars.
Only a small portion is covered
by the amount the paper costs.
The remainder is made up by
the advertising in the St Paul
RECORDER. The merchants
who ask for your patronage are
the persons who are, in great
part, responsible for the other
services that are given you.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-02-01

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HERE'S A SPARKLING BRIGHT, UTTERLY DELICIOUS CAKE
any winter gathering. holiday everyday It's
easily made white-cake and a swcCcncd
frosnE, then spread with and ganished
pale grapes dipped when moist in powdered
and allowed 10 dry with frosty coating
frostng Of the magic kind made with swccencd
milk that needs cooking The condensed
hickens smooth speadng when mixed with
lemon juice.
MAGIC LEMON BUTTER FROSTING
makes cups enough sides Of sinch layers
tablespoons butter Ia teaspoons grated
q cup ca l5-Oz. cups confectionery sugar
condensed milk to tablespoons lemon juice
Cream butter Gradually "a cup condensed
milk Add lemon rnd mixing well Add gradually alter
natey with remaining Sweetened condensed milk beating until
smooth Add tablespoons lemon and beat well Spread
cooled cake (ANS)
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
900
4-kroft Theoter. Color.

! Hour. The Discovers. A
little known story OF the discoV-
cry Of lite saving insulin by two
young Conodon doctors. Richorc
KiIey. Joe Moross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HOWS THAT AGAIN?
Lawmakers Have Odd
.Jorqon of Their Own

Senator needing the votes of
county senators.
The Great City-Baltimore,
especially when used by county
Senator needs the votes of city
Senators.
Lobbyist-A person seeking to
Influence legislation, usually by
discussing it with legislators in
the State House lobby or nearby.
Legislative Agent-A lobby
lists phrase meaning lobbyist. "
Don't Dock Him
Motion that the Senator Tor
gentleman be excused - He
couldn't come today, but let's not
dock his pay because of his
absence. Worth $40 in a 90
day session. $50 in a 3O-day
session.
Will the Senator Tor gentle
mani yield for a question?-If
you let me get a word in edge
wise. during this debate, Ill
show you you're all wet about
this bill.
It's always a pleasure to yield
to that fine Senator COR gentle
mani --Okay. but hurry up so !
can get back to my spiel before
I forget what ! was going to say
I rise on a point of personal
privilege-This has nothing to
do with what we're discussing,
but I've got to blow off some
steam right now.
Snake--A section of a bill.
usually obscured by legal double
talk hidden among a batch of
other seemingly innocuous sec
tons. which, if read closely by
some of the people who vote for
it. would scare the daylight out
of them.
Bell-ringer-A bill containing
a snake that could make some
body rich.
Kept press-A phrase used by
humorless legislators to describe
writer's of stuff like this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
w. A. Cooksey
Made Head of
Form Bureau

BALTIMORE. Jan. IL (P.-
w. A. Cooksey of Charles Coun-
ty was elected president of the
Maryland Farm Bureau today
lat the close of its 41st annual
convention here.
Other newly elected officers
are. Randall Spoerlein of Car
roll County. Charles T. Dean of
Caroline County, and John
Shockley of Worcester County.
vice presidents, and c. E. Wise.
ir.. secretary-treasurer.
The bureau convention recon-
Imended that measures be taken
to assure rural children of the
same educational opportunities
as those given in the cities and
to spread the cost of school sup
port equally among all citizens
of the State.
/ 1t also urged raising the
standards of rural teachers, and
lit opposed expended Federal aid
to education providing that ade-
quate Federal assistance for
school districts with severe A.
lnancial burdens be on a grant,
in-aid basis.
The convention also:
/. Recommended that the
General Assembly enact legisla-
ton to license livestock auction
markets. sales agencies and
dealers to assist in movement of
cattle.
2 Endorsed regulations
adopted by the State Board of
Agriculture governing intra-
State movement of cattle to help
eradicate brucellosis from Mary
land herds.
8. Asked that the amount of
land taken for highway use be
kept as low as possible in ag-
Iricultural areas.
:. Suggested that State laws
be amended to permit certifi-
Gates of insurance to be obtained
by migratory labor crew leaders
within "a hours after they have
obtained employment and be-
fore they use vehicles in intra-
State hauling, and to authorize
use permits after payment of a
moderate fee to eliminate the re-
quirement of titling the mi
grants vehicles within the
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
MONTGOMERY
Judge Reid to Speak

Judge Hugh Reid, of the Juve-
nile and Domestic Relations
Court of Arlington County, will
open a series of six meetings on
Youth in Responsible Society.
a Christians Concern" at 6:l5
O'Clock tonight in Cherrydale
Methodist Church, North Mon
roe and Twentieth streets, Ar
lington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
BY LOU PANOS
Associated Press Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. IL - 1
you've ever observed your Stat
legislature in action and hav,
come away confused by some O.
the strange words and phrases
USED by the lawmakers, dom
be discouraged.
legislators often lapse into {
language all their own and ever
veteran observers sometime.
aren't sure of what's going or
until someone takes them aside
and explains it to them.
The expressions might vary
from State to State. but most Of
them probably would be similal
to those heard around the Mary.
land State House.
Like these:
August Body-The State Sen.
ate. The dictionary defines
August" as meaning stately
magnificent" proving groundless
the theory that the word is usec
in connection with the Senate
because some people think il
takes the Senators until August
to get anything done.
Honorable Body-The House
of Delegates.
Strange Phrases
The Mother County - st
Marks County, from where
Maryland was governed during
the first 60 years of her history
That Great County-Any one
Of the other % counties.
My Poor COMMISSIONERS
County or Calvert County. de-
pending on whether the speaker
is Senator Harry T. Phoebus OF
Somerset or Senator Louis l.
Goldstein of Calvert.
This Poor Senator-Mr. Phoe-
bus or Mr.. Goldstein. depending
on same as above.
The Poor City-Baltimore
especially when used by a city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
Suburban Maryland
Population Soors in Year

Population of the suburban
Maryland planning region ex-
ceeded half a million people last
year, according to figures re-
leased yesterday by the Advance
Planning Section of the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
The commission reported pop
ulation in the Regional District
increased by $4,000 persons last
year for a total of $4,000 on
January /.
Montgomery County as a
whole increased by 1859 per-
sons, bringing its 1857 estimate
to 292,07l, 6.8 per cent. gain
over last years estimate of
273432 Of the increase, 80 per
cent about $4,000 persons) &C.
CURED within the Regional Dis
trict.
Other Increases
Prince Georges County in
creased by 17,48l persons, bring
ing its estimate for this year to
1928 800. ST per cent gain over
last years estimate of 306.339.
OF the increase. 81 per cent
(about 14.300 persons) occurred
within the Regional District.
In Montgomery County, almost
half of last years growth &C.
CURED in the Wheaton Election
District.
Prince Georges had more
uniform growth pattern with the
Chillum. Spauldings, Oxon Hill
and Berwyn Districts accounting
for slightly more than half of
the growth for the entire county.
Population estimates for minor
civil divisions of the two coun-
ties as of the first OF this year
follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

Total County
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Mrs. BaIeneer Returns
From Washington DC.
Council Meeting

Mrs. Russell Balenger 64I Mar
shall Av, returned home by plane
on Sunday, May 20, from Wash
ington, d, c., where she attended
a Leadership Conference sponsor
ed by the National Council OF
Negro Women in memory Of DR..
Mary Bethune. The all day ses-
sions were held Saturday, May 20
in the Senate Caucus Room of the
National Capitol
The group laid a wreath at the
foot Of the statues of Susan b.
Anthony, Katie Stanton and Luz
cretia Lott in memory Of Mrs.
Bethune.
The meeting concluded with a
dinner in the evening at the May
flower Hotel.
While there, Mrs. Balenger
was a guest at the Washington
Hotel.
She was the guest of Mrs. Mil
dred Vernon on Saturday evening
and dinner guest of her and her
mother, Mrs. George Brooks Sr
on Sunday. Mrs. Brooks sends
greetings to her st. Paul friends
Sunday, May 10, Mrs. Balenger
was Women's Day speaker in
Champaign, Ill, at Bethel AME
church Of which her brother, the
Rev. Andrew r. Parks is the min.
lister,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
VA. TYpist Is
Winner Of WLOL
Orchid Of Day

Mrs, Synovia Colbert, a typist
in the claims section Of the Vet
Grams Administration at Fort
Smelling, was awarded the or
child Award Of the Day by radio
station WLOL Tuesday morning.
May % at the VA building.
Jim Boysen Of WLOL brought
out a real orchid to Mrs. Colbert.
The presentation was made by the
office manager. In choosing Mrs.
Colbert as winner, Who'll said,
Good morning, your gracious
personality has earned you the
Orchid Award Of the Day"
This award is given five days a
week, three to Minneapolis and
two TO st. Paul to a working girl
or woman on her personality and
charm in meeting and serving the
public.
Mrs. Colbert is married and the
mother Of two children. Her hus-
band is in the armed service. She
resides in the Rangh Court, ST.
Paul
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Two Twin CRY
Police Officers To
Attend Institute

Police, law enforcement officials
and community leaders from APP
proXimately 80 cities and 20 states
viii attend the third annual in
stitue on Police-Community Rela-
tons, opening Sunday at the KEEL
logg Center on the campus OF
Michigan State University lEast
Lansing. MichiganD
The institute Is sponsored by
the Michigan state University
School OF Police Administration
and Public Safety in cooperation
with the National Conference Of
Christians and Jews along with
several other state and national
law reinforcement organizations
Two Twin Cities men win be In
attendance They are 1t. Don
Wallace, training officer from the
st. Paul Police Department, and
Inspector Elmer c. Nordlund Of
the Minneapolis Police Depart
ment
Wallace and Nordlund were Civ
en- scholarships provided by the
Minnesota Jewish Council St
Paul Council OF Human Relations,
Minneapolis Mayors Council on
Human Relations and the Nation
al Conference OF Christians and
Jews.
Last year Calvin HawIdnson of
the Minneapolis Police Depart
ment and Sheriff Ed Ryan were in
attendance.
The basic assumption underly-
ing the Institute Is that public and
private service agencies have a
moral as well as a community re,
sponsibility to exert every effort
10 further the common good and
to regulate external social conduct
so that all may enjoy liberty, pur.
suit Of happiness and equal OPP
portunity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Albert Allen Jr.'s
Observe Silver
Wedding Event

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen Jr,,
1904 Fifth Av. S, had the pleasure
OF enjoying lovely evening Tues
day, May p, with their family
who helped to make their 25th
wedding anniversary a happy oc-
casion.
They were the guests OF their
children, Marlene and Robert and
grandson, Terry Ellis for dinner
at Road Buddy's in ST, Paul and
adding to their enjoyment. was
the arrival OF Mrs Aliens father.
Richard Gordon OF Seattle, Wash,
who spent the weekend with
them.
on Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs Alien were hosts at a get-to-
gether in their home for the fam
lily and two couples, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs,
Eli Hickman Of St Paul, who were
in attendance at their wedding
Mr and Mrs Hickman attended
the Aliens when they were mar
ried. Also present was Mr.. Ber-
nard Henderson of Chicago, an old
family friend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Mrs. George Manning Given
Surprise On Her Birthday

Mrs. George Manning, 943 St.
Anthony Av., was very pleasantly
surprised on Monday evening,
May q, when her family and
few close friends showered her
with lovely gifts in honor of her
birthday.
Responsible for the remem-
brance of her birthday were her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, her
husband, George Manning and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Theobald
Cunningham and Frank Twitty.
Among the many lovely gifts re-
ceived was a colored TV set,
special gift from her husband,
Mr., Manning.
Honoree and guests relaxed
with television and soclahzed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Cocktail Party BY
Temple And Patrol
Sunday S 10 IL

Plans have been completed and
nothing left undone by the plan
ming committee TO assure the pub
lie OF one OF the outstanding
events Of the season at the Cock
tail Party ENeeptionale" CO.
sponsored by Fezzan Temple No,
20 and FeEzan Patrol No, 20, The
gala affair win be held Sunday
June ?, from p, m. to 1890 a.
m. at James Ballentine VFw Post
No, 246, 29i6 Lyndale Av, 5,
Cocktails prepared by John
Carter. one Of the Twin Cities best
known mixologists (bartenderl,
plus the rhythmic music by the
talented Auzie Diel for your lis
tening pleasure promise an eve
ming of enchantment for the eN-
pected capacity attendance,
The public is invited bring your
friends or out-of-town visitors.
The committee promises II win
be one Of the most enjoyable eve
nings you've ever spent --Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
New York City
Council Gets open
Occupancy" Bill

New York-(ANP)-A bill 20
end discrimination in private
housing in New York city was in
troduced into the City Council
last week. II would make II
misdeameanor, punishable by a
fine up to $500, to refuse TO rent
or sell housing because Of race,
color. religion, national origin or
ancestry. One and two family
housing rentals and sale Of private
homes built in development Of
less than ten units and religious
Institutions would be exempted.
Sponsors Of the bill, which was
lauded by Mayor Wagner, are
Earl Brown and Joseph sharkey.
Democrats and Stanley Isaacs,
Republican-Liberal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

Mrs. William McQuerry win be
hOstesses. The public is invited
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Luther
T. Prince, Sr, Of Cleburne, Tex.
is a visitor in the city and is the
guest Of her daughter-in-law and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther T.
Prince Jr. and family.
In Hospital: Mrs. Pearle Brown
of the Crispus Attacks Home
entered Deaconness hospital on
Monday, May q for eye treat.
ment.
Visited Father: Mrs. William
Potter and son Paul, 424s Chicago
Av., returned home Sunday eve
ming, May &c from Anderson, Ind.
where they visited their father
and grandfather, David II. Collier.
Visiting Mother: Mrs. Frances
Humburd, Gal Marshall Av., left
by plane Wednesday, May 20. for
Picque, o., to spend the holiday
week end with her mother and
other relatives.
New Sister: A new playmate
and sister has been added to the
family circle of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
mic Braddock, 7O7 Iglehart Av.
The newest addition arrived early
Tuesday morning, May 2S, in st.
Joseph hospital and tipped the
scales at six pounds eight ounces.
Welcoming their mother and new
playmate on their arrival home
were Cherry Anne, Marie Mabel
and Juanuld Nettie. Also sharing
the joy of another granddaughter
were the maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Brown of
st. Paul and the paternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
H. Braddock of TipperviIle, Miss.
A name has not yet been chosen
for the new arrival.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jordan and daughter,
Mrs. Cleo Cummings of FIT. Scott,
Kans., are visiting in the city and
are the guests of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ELL
wood Cowan of 4o2 Fuller Av.
The Kansans are dividing their
time with their daughter and SON
in-law and their son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Jenkins of
4433 Fifth Av. s., Minneapolis.
Presented In Recital: Little
Miss Patricia Landlord, daughter
Of Mrs. Irene Landlord, 3S7 Car
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

condition Is reported as serious
tOth Wedding Anniversary; Mr..
and Mrs Robert Singer ST. OF 2722
Greek Roak. Niles, Mich, win
celebrate their 4Oth wedding an
niveuary on Tuesday, June T.
The Singers, formerly OF Mime
apohs, win have a family gather
ing in honor OF the occasion. Soon
after the celebration, they plan
TO leave for Palm Springs, Calf,
20 visit their 18th child a daugh-
ter and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs, Jerry CRebeecal Mitchell
The Singers have timed their visit
70 be on hand for a visit from old
Doc Stork whose arrival at the
Mitchell household win chalk up
the 2Srd grandchild for Mr., and
Mrs. Singer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Joe Louis" White
To Marry Frisco
Nurse MYRTLE Escort

San Francisco, Calif.-Mr and
Mrs. Ernest Escort of San Fran
cisco have announced the betroth-
al and forthcoming wedding Of
their daughter, Myrtle Loyce to
Joseph L. White, Jr., son of Mrs.
Dorothy Smith, also of San Fran
cisco, and a former resident Of
Minneapolis
Miss Escort attended San
Francisco State College and re-
Gently graduated from st. Fran
els Hospital of Nursing She is
currently employed as an obstre-
trical nurse at the hospital.
Mr.. White, a native Of Mime
apolis, recently graduated with
honors from San Francisco State
College and is presently a candi-
date for his masters degree in
psychology at the college.
The wedding is scheduled for
June LIST in San Francisco.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Busie Bond Plus
Vaughan & Mr.. "B"
Enjoyed By Crowd

Saturday night Twin Citians
got real taste OF the best in
jazz, in songs, from blues to bal
lads, with Joe Williams, Sarah
Vaughan and the fabulous show
stopper, Mr.. "B" Billy Eckstine.
A crowd which was estimated
from seven to nine thousand APP
plauded the Basic band with the
Count himself appearing all too
briefly, leaving the chore OF lead
ing the band for the other acts,
to another musician,
The three numbers the band
played under the Counts direction
were superb renditions.
Joe Williams, the blues singer
had the crowd sitting on the edge
Of their seats. After his bluesy
stint hc was a most capable me.
with perfect poise and diction.
Sarah Vaughan did herself
proud, re-earning the title OF the
divine Sarah" She sang many Of
her recording favorites and sur.
prised and thrilled the audience
with her rendition Of Poor But
terfly."
The Bulbs Powell combo pleased
the music stylist fans in the aud
fence and Phineas Newborn Jr., a
frightened-looking collegiate chap
and his combo were something 10
see and hear, This Newborn Jr.,
gave a great exhibition of pianis-
tics, both melodious as well as
startling. The bass player with
Phineas was phenomenal also.
Jeri Southern, the pianist
chanteuse was at a disadvantage
on the same program with Sarah
Vaughan, but she tried womanly
to close the gap with some init
mate numbers, well sung and
played and a single torch number
sung with the orchestra
The Terry Gibbs quartet, with
Terry Pollard was sleeper"
Gibbs played some good xylo-
phone music accompanied by a
quiet young woman, Terry Pollard
seated at the piano.
Suddenly, without much ado the
quiet young lady jumped up from
the piano and began to frantically
beat the music and melody out Of
the phones also. The act finished
with a flourish with Gibbs and
Pollard knocking the dickens out
Of the pipes to the applause Of the
audience.
Billy Eckstine in the closing
spot on the show did a masterful
job singing a new recording and
several old torch tunes which
brought audible signs from mem
bers Of the feminine contingent.
He also gave a cracker jack i'm
itation Of a couple Of singing art
lists and then vowed the house
with a remarkable imitation Of
Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong
trumpet and all. Eckstine shows
the polish Of years Of experience
before the toughest audiences in
the night club circuit. He vowed
his Minnesota audience. He's a
consumate artist.-Bailee Thomas
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
Well Known 81.
Paul Couple In
Truffic CPush

MIR and Mrs. Hyland A. Stokes
1892 Dora Lane, were injured in a
car collision in which Mrs, Joseph
FalowslIi Of 1881 N. Albert was
killed, Sunday.
The accident occurred early
Sunday morning, May 20 at Burns
Az. and Hiway 81, rural St Paul.
The car in which the three couples
were riding collided with a car
driven by Victor johnson OF l0l4
Edgerton, st. Paul
The FalkowslSi, Maurer and
Stokes couples had attended a
wedding reception and were re-
turning to the Stokes home when
the accident occurred, Mr., Maurer
told police he was driving east on
Burns and stopped for lights at
both traffic lanes at the inter
section Of Hwy 81, but did not
see JOhnSon'S car.
Johnson was returning home
from work in Newport. The i'm
pact turned Johnson's car COM
pletely around and the Maurer
car continued ahead on Burns and
struck a utility pole on the north
east corner OF the intersection.
All occupants Of Maurers car
were taken TO Ancker hospital,
where Mr.. FalISowskis condition
was reported critical. Mrs. Stokes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurer were
discharged from the hospital al,
ter treatment.
Mr.. Stokes was transferred "a
Miller hospital where he is SUI,
fering from facial cuts and other
injuries.