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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-08
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood


To be happy you should praise
your friends more and stop criti-
Ching them. You should also Guilt
vate a good disposition and stop
worrying so much.
If you are the kind of person
who holds a grudge 1t is time to
stop and remember that nine times
out Of ten If you hold a grudge for
any one they do not know IT, You
are the one who is unhappy. To he
happy you must get the chip off
your shoulder" and be friendly
and happy. Your friends will be
as friendly with you as your dis
position allows them.
You have often wondered why a
certain person seems to have so
many willing friends to help when
they are i'll and need some help.
What you do not know is that the
one who is III now was a friend
who did all she could for her
friends when she was we'll and
they are just returning her kind
ness.
What did you say when some
one suggested you go help sick
friend? You said, Il have too much
to do myself, They can afford to
get some one to help" You went
your way and forgot ii.
This is no way TO be happy. To
be happy you must share your
friends good or bad luck with them
and II will be returned to you
when you need II most.
Always try TO hold your temper
IL you want to be happy. When
you lose your temper you cannot
win. Your mouth Just runs loose
at both ends and you say things
you will be eternally sorry you
said. If you do get into an argu-
ment, as most of us do once in A.
while, try to be calm IL you want
to win. That is the way to be hap
Ply.
Sometime ago I read that "the
only way a person can hurt you
60 get you 10 hate him. Then
this attitude hurts your body,
blights your mind and does
real injury.
To be happy do not be jealous
Of others. II you are on the job do
the best you can and instead of
envying anyone make yourself so
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NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
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useful to the boss he will think
he can't get along without you.
Want to be happy? Henry
Drummond said, Patience, kind
ness, generosity, humility, cour-
tesy, unselfishness, good temper,
guilessness, sincerity-these make
up the supreme gift, the stature
Of the perfect man."
Mayme Green: l want to hear
all about your trip to Washing
ton, d. c. That was wonderful re-
ceiving a special invitation to at
tend the Special Presidential In
augural ceremony.
Cleat annd Hattie Oliver: We
are all hoping you both get well
soon.
Mrs. George Brooks Sr., Every
one is so happy Mildred took you
home with her. You were a Won
derful wife and took such good
care of your late husband. We
hope you win get a nice rest and
then see the sights in the nations
Capital.
Evelyn Prince: Were you ever
surprise on your birthday; That
was nice OF Luther to remember
your birthday with a party.
Alpha Kappa Alphas: Martha
Wright Wilson of Savannah, Ca,
told me she saw some Of the Min
nesotans in Atlanta, Ca, where
all of you were attending the AL
pha Kappa Alpha Sorority Boule.
Martha is a native of Minnesota.
Christine and Fred Pierce: Con-
gratulations and best wistes to
you in your own home, recently
purchased.
Robert johnson Jr. One year old
and what a lovely time you and
your little friends had at your
birthday party.
Until next week, this is 80.
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Lexington amp For the in the history OF the
state Negro high school teams will leading
the state high school basketball championship March The 6esn
state tournament gets under Louisville
total OF Negro schools all which membership in
the Kentucky High School Athletic Association week notified
Comr Ted sanford they eligible district tournaments
which proceed the state tourney.
Among them the strongest teams Louisville
Central and Covngton Grant Central which record over
tceycar period 40 straight before bowling Grant
1887 last week The victory boosted Grants record straight this
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
MarrImun urpes An,I.BIus HoYsIna pIen

Albany YANP)A plan designed to ban racial discrmlna-
On in private housing in New York urged last week by Gov
Avere Hartman speech
Legislative Seminar.
group: to go beyond
federany insured housing include private ands-
elimination laws
year legislature discrimination
housing that Is publicly assisted
Widow FILES sUt Against Son. Officials
CtcagotANP)-The widow Chicago tycoon.
Robert Cole has filed suit against her officer the
Metropolitan Funeral Parlors connection with the million dollar
ancal empire Of her late husband
Mary injunction against Robert
and other officials conducting the
accounting Of the firms activities death
she city
Issuing licenses to officers presently operating the
Rare Heorf opsrafion saves Life OF Tot, Three
Wilmington De(ANp)A heart operation the life
Of The hreeyead Wilmington boy early
after suffering heart attack a year ago.
Lawrence Smiths heart surgcay opened
by ~ member operating team at the University Of Pennsylvania
birth
srsng through lungs
over-taxing the heart
N. Y. PoIIeemen's Group Cites Or. Bvnehe
New YorktANPThe achievement the
ton OF the New York city Police
Ralph Bnche Undrecretay of the United Nations Nobel
Fcace Pfize winner last week
guest police groups installation
dinner
Labor Leader willard townsend In Chicago Hospital
Chicago ANPWilard s. Townsend president OF the United
Transport Service Negroes holding
vice presldene the AFTCTo being
pa for what doctors describe Of sinus and hyper
tension
Townsend o. entered the hospital Monday on persuasion by his
family complained feeling several
days
Failure To COT Mems Hair Costs Barber $500
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tennessee Ministers Ask Acceptance OF Bus nteqruton


Memphis, Tenn amp group white ministers the
Memphis Ministerial Association has appealed to
peacefully accept the possible deSegregoton
Al the time the association passed protesting
bills introduced the Shelby County delegation in the Legislature
which would curb the NAACP
The adoption OF the bus resolution appeal to
peacefully indignation the obviously
ence TO ut brought about by O. Eye Negro postal clerk
Evors suit asked that Tenneees segregation declared
tnc
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Controversy Flores In tennessee Over Possibility
OF Negro Deputy Marshall

Memphis renn-(ANP)-The possibility aornev
erals office In Washington appoint Negro deputy marshall
mere mas ufrd me FORCES OF segregation into action brought
bout political dispute.
Negro Republican leader George w. the attorney
generals office had made commitment employ Negro deputy
marshall in this district TO I'm the vacancy by December 81
resignation. '
However Marshall John T. Williams a white Memphis Re
publican has recommended deputy the vacancy
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Ma.hlna.on sens.or. ottlsaI Dl,pu.es Bio. eharse

Washington CAMP Washington Senators baseball team Of
cials denied their organization dscmnates against
Negro players.
The denial report made public after the president the
dispatched communqe organization Negro
the Capitol Club Calvin Griffith
the Washington Senator's the team policy
find develop trade the players obtain regardless
OF the players religion rational origin"
Grifnhs statement
invitation to at club meeting to reply to charges Of racial
discrimination lin the hiring policy Of baseball players"
The accusations the Senators the Washington
skins Football charged Capital meeting
Jan. g.
Eugene Davidson local president NAACP group
committee had been considering possible boycott by Negroes
games involving the
The majority stakeholder the Washington Redskins George
Marshall also invited reply club but
declined
the newsmen at the Jan meeting every time
he suggested that the team hire Negro players
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Labor Loudsr willard townsend In chieuao Hospital

Chicago CAMP Willard s. Tow
Transport Service Employees Union an
vice presidencies in the AFL-cIo, is b.
pital for what doctors describe as n se
tension.
Townsend, OF, entered the hospital
family. and after he complained OF feell
days,
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Appointed TO High Board OF EnqIneerpo p,,hI.o,,or

sgo-tANf-Dr Lloyd A. Han technical OF the
Griffin Laboratories here among outstanding chemists and
chemical appointed advisory hoard s m,
Chemical and Engineering News weekly publication OF the
Chemical Society last
The noted chemist win three
years The advisory board
advise the editors o he publication
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So Moro RIahts BlIIs subn,It,ed 10 conure,,

United States Congress received
SIX more major cv rights measures This group introduced
wednesday by Rep Henry s Reuss o Milwaukee
In introducing the bills the Wisconsin Congressman said These
bills cover major field legislation needed To
e rights OF American citizens regardless creed color
They include but we'll beyond very limited civil rights pr
gram proposed by President Eisenhower"
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ST. Louis Aldermen Told OF Pressing Needs For Phillips
HospituI

st. Louis Mo- CAMP Virgil Mcknight administrator at
Homer Phillips Hospital esoortng special
through the institution Wednesday hospital
poys slb needs to increase operate
cessfuly.
The city lawmakers inspected laboratory
the operating section emergency outpatent clinic
Dr. William sinler medical director hospital
Posurgey roomoniy hospital lacking that
faciyand that installing recovery
Phillips also needs student aldermen were told
There enrolled although facilities are
available for i2o in the nrng school making
inspection tour were I IL Mayberry Fourth Ward
Lawson Nineteenth
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Police Guard Pulls Out OF TrUmbUII Park After Three
And a Half YeGrs OF Terror

Chicago ANPl After approximately three and six
months police assigned Tmbul Park
housing project finally packed and moved to sta
been inundated errorzed and
so IN 90 10 and from their homes police the
period prosecutions and arrests have been mace
of white racss causing the disturbances
racial nare-ups July 1858
Negro began moving Bensley
shortly police assigned guard Negroes
Chicago Housing Authority units
Gradually number police cut and last the last
Of police guard dsbanded.
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includes studies meat products
oils, and navors.
is Egn holds the B. s. degree and the Phi
degree University Hall has been associated
Laboratories here and 1919 Joined the John
Company ottumwlta, Ia as chief chemist
Elect Negro Cleric Heed OF Ohio Pastors Convention
Columbus Ohio-ANP)Dr H. Beecher Hicks prominent Ne
minister his head
when he elected president Of the
group this week
Some 1000 attended the Ohio convention
held N Memorial Hail at Columbus Jan 1881
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EnlIuro To cui Men.s Hulr cosft Rarher 5000

stockton Cal(ANP)Weli must learn TO cut Negroes
hair the reply Municipal Judge Bill
awarded Negro church
Afurrlio refused 10 cut his hair
Murrlo testified that he Maneys
hair had OF Negro
Said Judge pozer "A licensed barber a
hair"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Births

A daughter, Rebecca Hope, born
to Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley Fish
er in Moulin, France, on March g.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Brown of 1888 w. Mulberry.
A son, Gregory Steven, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goldstein of
9O6 N. Ninth st. on March %.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Goldstein of 2O33 E. Diamond and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Rice of 9O6 N.
9th st.
A daughter, Cynthia Ann, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Tenenberg
of Sepulveda, Calf, on Mach 20.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Tenenberg of 2008 w. Mime
Zona.
Twin daughters, Cynthia Kay
and Sandra Lee, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Fruchtman of 1908 N.
47th Pl. on April 1. Grandparents
are Mrs. Rose Fruchtman of Tue
son, Mr.. Jack Fruchtman of Brook
lyn, and Mrs. Clarice Terry of jack
son, Mich.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
RABBITS TALK
TO BE VIDEOED

Rabbi Carol Klein will speak on
What Is Freedom" on televised
Passover program presented by
Beth Ell Congregation over Channel
3 (KTVK) at pm. Sunday.
Cantor Norman Migdal and the
Beth El Choir will present the mu-
Sical portion of the program.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
HAROLD GINSBERG
TO WED FLORIDAN
AT MIAMI BEACH

Miss Esther Sorosly and Mr.. Har-
old H. Ginsberg will be married
this Sunday at Miami Beach, Fla.
Parents of the bride-elect are Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sorosky of Miami
Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gins
berg of 33 E. Royal Palms Rd. are
parents of the future bridegroom
and will be among the guests.
Mr.. Ginsberg, a graduate of the
University of Minnesota, was presi-
dent of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity
while student there. He is now
studying for his masters degree at
the University of Iowa.
Miss Sorosly, a graduate of the
University of Miami, also attended
the University of Iowa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

SAY you SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Bv REGINA FRISCHWASSEI

BY REGINA FR1SCHWASSEk
copyright, 1867, JTA, Inc.)
POTATO PLUM KNOEDEL
z large potatoes
1 teaspoon salt
cup matzoh meal
eggs
2 tablespoons melted
chicken fat
Peel and cook potatoes until they
are tender. Place them in a bowl
and mash them and let cool a lit
tie. Add 4 well beaten eggs, chick
en- fat and matzoh flour. Knead a
soft dough. Take a handful Of
dough and shape into a small
round latke. Place on it pltted
prune and form into a dumping.
Place into kettle with boiling salt
water and allow to cook II TO 10
minutes. Take out the lmoedels and
strain them. Serve with the meat
and gravy poured over them.
IMBERLACH
2 cups matZoh flour
u lb. powdered ginger
" lb. honey
liz cups sugar
3 eggs :,
Mix together matzoh flour, well
beaten eggs and ginger. Set the
mixture aside until it dries. Boil
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Bar Mitzvah

Harvey Alfred, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Lands of 1414 E. San
Miguel, will be Bar Mitzvah on
April 81 at Beth Ell Synagogue.
Rabbi Carol Klein and Cantor Sol
omon RothStein will officiate. An
Oneg Shabat will be held April 26
following Sabbath services. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lam
dis and Jacob Gaber, all Of Brook
lyn.
william Harvey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Yellin of 1872 Virginia Cir
Gle, will be Bar MitZvah this Fri
day at Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi
Albert Plotkin will officiate. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Belker of New York.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
PASSOVER RECIPES

honey and sugar until it becomes a
reddish color. Beat in the matzoh
dough and stir constantly until the
mixture is thick. Spread the mix
ture on a wet board to II inch
thick. Cool and cut into 2-inch
lengths.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Pizza New Threat
Hot Dod In Israel

TEL AVN (JTA) - Falafel, Is
raels version of the American hog
dog, is getting heavy competition
from a newcomer-piZza pie.
A very fancy pizza pie was intro
duced to Israel two years ago in
the elegant Italian Restaurant. An
inexpensive variety came later and
is catching on at restaurants on
every street.
r. Levi, enterprising owner OF
the Italian Restaurant, was the
first to offer pizza pie on an out
door stand, which attracts up to
400 customers a day.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
LODGE TO HEAR
CHORAL GROUP

The HadaSsah-Center Choral
Group, directed by Mrs. Lidabelle
Guberman, will present recital of
Hebrew and Jewish songs at the
April % meeting of B'nai Birth
Lodge 900 at the Jewish Commun-
ity Center.
Program chairman Irwin Cantor
has arranged LAS Vegas Night
of Chance" featuring bingo and
other games for the season.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Game Night
Set April 23

A community game night, featur-
ing Bingo, will be held by B'nai
Birth Men and Women at 8 pm.
April % at the Jewish Community
Center. Chairmen are Phil Barer
and Mrs. Gordon Stein.
Their committee members are
Never Diamond, AL KesSler, Nat
Silverman, Mike Haskes, Harry
Robbins, Bernard Morris, Irwin
Cantor, Ben Gross, and Mines.
Sherman Leibovitz, Kessler, Lou
Kramkimel, Murray Atlas, Arthur
Silverman, Ed Biegel, Jack Fein-
gold, Al Feingold, AL Marcus, Philip
Marcus, and Harry Stein.
Refreshments will be served.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Hadassah Election

Members of HadasSah Young
Marrieds will elect officers and hear
a speaker from the Phoenir Growth
Committee at an pm. meeting
April "A at the home of Mrs. AL
Kramer, 4147 N. 33rd st.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

she was feature editor Of the
Blue and Gold newspaper and
Is . member Of the debating
team. She also has been active
in glee club. Red Cross and Girl
Scout activities. as well a.
Catholic youth organizations. A
fine swimmer, she excells in
water ballet and has worked
out several routines for sum-
mer camp shows.
Comics the kind who went
to school on crutches in that
1l-inch snowfall the other day.
Her student friends carried her
over the snow drifts. And she
made it home in time to cook
a family dinner for Ska
regular duty Of hers every
night during the school week.
And Connie. her friends say. is
the kind Of girl who can throw
q party on the spur Of the mo-
saent like no one else. Last
year. 100 glee club students
crowded into her house. at 6l5
Franklin street NE. to eat her
favcrite dish she prepares
pizza.
So Comics spirit has helped
her overcome . handicap that
has placed her head and shoul-
ders above many. As her close
friend. Margie Pfiaging, o st.
Anthony's senior says:
She has more spirit than
any Of US. ] wish We could all
be more like her"
Evening star., 1957-12-15

you can see. I'm now waking
with braces On my legs and
the use Of crutches."
Then she adds: Everybody
has q handicap. Mine Just
shows morel"
This kind Of spirit has fos-
tered leadership through all Of
Comics life first at st.
Anthony's High School. where
she's now q senior, up to her
present work for the District
Chapter Of the National Foun-
dation for Infantile Paralysis.
Shes now readying hundreds
Of Washington area teen-agers
70 take part in the Teens
Against Polio" campaign. Con-
MES chairman Of the teen
drive, TO be held during the
March Of Dimes" January
campaign.
Incidentally, back in the 5th
grade. while enrolled ut Bright
wood Elementary. Connie. from
her bed, was the first to use
q device which enabled her to