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CHURCH
NEWS

tain poor widow casting in thither
two mites. And he said, OF a truth
say unto you. that this poor
widow hath cast IN more than
they all For al these have of
their abundance cast IN unto the
offerings Of God but she Of her
geuury hath cast in all the iiving
that she had. In conclusion Rev
simmons stated that with God II
Is not the matter Of quantity but
Il IS quality
Rev. simmons urged the con
gregation 10 attend the opening
OF Rev. W l. Battles Gospel
Temple at o'clock In the after,
noon.
The audience was happy 10 greet
Mrs Daisy Pleas OF East St Louis
Mo. when she was introduced as
Ia visitor she is the mother Of the
prominent Pleas sisters Pearl and
Irene.
Parents come out and bring your
children ard enjoy the wonder
ful things they are doing In the
Junior Church each Sunday even
ing az FIVE o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night 1880.
The Senior choir sponsored by
the Franklin Male Chorus IN con.
cert Sunday night The program
was very inspiring
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FOURTH STREET CHURCH

| heard a great voice OF
much people In heaven SAYING
ALLELUTA, SALVATION, and
GLORY, and HONOR. and pow
Err, unto the LORD our GOD
and a voice came out Of the throne
saying, PRAISE OUR COD. an
We his servants" Rev 1871. o
Did YOU know that IN heaven
there viii be very little silence p
The Bible describes heaven as q
noisy place Yes. the Inhabitants of
heaven win sing. Worship. and
praise God with sounds so fafestic
and vouminous that It is called
a new song something entirely
new II you want a quiet resting
place after death, then don't look
20 find II In heaven.
But II you desire 10 be in that
number then YOU had better start
70 praise God now The Psalmiyt
wrote Praise the Lord o NV
Soul While / live viii | praise the
Lord Have you entered into the
Joy of praising God7 Well YOU can
II YOU let the Saviour create =
clean heart within you. Then in
heartfelt alteration you'n shout
out from that time throughout
eternity thank you Lord, for
saving my soul"
II you desire spiritual aid. dial
IF $4,000, Lannie Bergman.
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MRS, ALMA FORTS
FUNERAL SERVICES HID
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4

Services FOR Mrs Alma Fort
$50 Collins Az VINO aied October
-. worr held Tuesday November
4, az Christ Temple church ~ Cod
10 christ with Hlder Edward Er
gin officiating
Mrs Fort q reaidout ~ C'riupus
Atturlls iiams, had been IN ~
health Tor several years A native
~ Omaha. Nob 'hn deceased had
been a resident of ID Paul since
1929 she was = member or Christ
Temple church
She II survived by two daugh
tsra Mrs Josephine Neabit u
Fresno. Calf and mra Josephine
ratmef u flint Mich three sons.
willard and Calvin % Minneapolis
and Robert Jones' ~ Warrington.
nc brother Victor watkins
Chicago eleven grandchildren aud
several nireoa and uephewn
Burial wsa ia Oakland cemetery
with llruolta Funeral Home IN
charge q the service
Alra Ethel Thomas & Mira Del.
ores jackson both Of Chicago
uleecn, came 90 the city 20 attend
the funeral
Among the friends attending the
ritea we're tiuy prviile Freeman
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teachers has also slowed down.
Last gear the picture was more
optimistic
Jim Grow" Flies To Chicago
But the Indignation picture was
BY no means restricted 10 the
South. In Chicago last week.
SAACP chief counsel Thargood
Marshall gave an idea oc the or
ganization long range. overall
policy regarding segregation IN
schools Theodore Jones. president
% the local chapter, told newanen
he has invited the NAAcP to in.
yestiaate Chicago schools for scK,
regation Asked about the state.
mrnt Marshall stated that II
asked and II discrimination is
found. the NAACI' win fight Il
as II has 81 the South
Marshall also said GOV Faubus
IL trying 70 wear down the Ne,
groes and make them accept neg.
regated schools
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JESSE ]. JOHN
DIES SUDDENLY

Jesse J John. so. o. 51it irving
Az ~. died Unexpectedly Thurs
day October 80. IN an ambulance
enroute 70 the hospital Mr. John
was taken ~ on the JOB and went
% see his physician, who ordered
him 70 the hospital where he was
enroute when he suecumbed
The deceased was born IN WINS.
Tex. and had lived In Minneapolis
for seven years He was member
~ Zion Baptist church, a mem
Der Of the deacon goard and
q member Of the Scottish Rite
Masons of New Mexico
Funeral services were held Mon
day November 3 az Zion Baptist
church. with Rev ~ w Bolts Sr,
his minister officiating with bur
laI in Crystal Lake cemetery King
David Lodge No 2 Of Scottish
Rite Mnsona assisted
Survivors include his wife, Mrs
Gertrude John. three daughters
Tnez. Gladys and Gwendoiyn two
brothers Andrew John OF Dallas
Tex. who came to the city and
Robert John OF Houston. Tex, In
the Z s. Navy and six grand
children
Woodland Funeral Home was IN
charge OF the service
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Asr-.sr
80 -
N o 7 e S

Bea Hamilton'a funeral was a,
nice as any Rev Duncan has mas
tered the art OF delivering IN,
message More than one of us In
this community shall miss Bea
Dtmple Parks 22i0 s. Summit
Ave. showed one of most as d
friend TO Bea through the years
out Of town folks here for IN,
funeral were, Mr. and Mrs. Melvir
Smith and son, Melvin Jr. OF
Ottumwa IA. MIR and Mrs NJ
Price Of Omaha. Nehr.. HAITI,
Wheeler Kansas. pallbearers were
Luther Clark. Thomas Clayton
E G. Collins, Maurice Coaklcy
WIN Harris and Wine Harris
Rev and Mrs II Truunas and
daughter. Dledra, left Sioux Fails
Rev Duncan helped the Thomas q
move 20 Missouri. They are In
brunswick Mo. awaiting call
90 service They are az the bome
of Mrs Thomas folks, We shall
miss them and wish them the
best
Mrs Jesse Grey liB ~, Oak.
Ave has had a spell ~ Illness.
that placed her in the hospital over
night. Tier sister. Barbara John.
son. flew here from Chicago. 10
spend n few days Barbara John,
son q an assistant buyer in Chit.
cage. az tho Fair store.
Maggie Anderson, sos w. Bailey
WAS hostess 20 the Mission Of 81
Johns Baptist Church
Daniel and Eddie Coaklcy. 1915
~ summit. were host 60 group
OF youngsters, Saturday Juat for
fan The party was an that they
wanted u 70 be
Nice seeing John Armstrong ur
and about after short pause a
refresh Georgia Leo, spent q week
end IN Minneapolis with friends
when she was there o. BE- the 81
fetal gOdmother 81 the Ilttle.s
euRgest child Georgia Is proud ~
her several gufchlilrun and she
Doesn't seem % ever forget them
Mr. and Mrs 4 Williams 81
W Mcclellan entertained a Few
friends with siE8GnE steaks on
Mrs Williams birthday Osct 90
Those % share toe hnnora were
TolsonS Armstrong;. CahheIrs.
and uargrrs
Ted Rlakcy spent the weekend In
Sioux Fails while hr attended th~
Ma+ons meeting Sat lie speni
the night with Mr.. c. shelley
Mary Vaughn, Minneapolis, and a
few friends ~ Gwyn Tolbcrt helped
observe her birthday. Oct "a
wtth f0od and nun
Tho Brotherhood " ST Johns
Church held rs business ant sec
tai session AZ thn A Tolhert resi-
tcnce Monday evening They plAr
hig things f0r ne winter program
Mr. l. byssrt was guest
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IN MENIoRIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
mother, jamie Byrd who passed
away eight years ago, November
II, 1850
Mother, the best friend God made.
She shares her children's sorrow
To the end % the grave
So always cherish Mother
For when tried, she'll prove true
blue.
TO her you are an angel
No matter what you do,
Sadly missed by Miss Amanda
Byrd, Mrs Anna Cox and Joseph
Byrd
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Black points or THE property
values viii either 81 do1B. stay
stable. or 10 ap depending On the
other forces Al work 10 the neigh,
borh6od
"Of course he adds ~ home.
owners believe that tbe arrival ~
a eolored family viii bring de-.
tefioation IN property values. and
" they panic and put w t'or
Sale signs, their actions viii glut
thn market and drive property
values down But u ia clear
that what affects values Is not the
entrance ~ the non white family
but the panic selling by the preyi
Gus residents
Studies ahaw Inst ~ the phys,
teal character ~ The housing and
grounds IL maintained BLACK ron
tinuss. and ~ city services main
tain good Helghborhood standards.
properly vaiusa win remain stable
no matter who moves 10
Low income families eoiafsd ~
white. the author adds tend not
10 keen Up their homes 40 wen
liut me presence ~ low income
families 10 result not d cause ~
property value doclino
Nov 81 Ia true" Black adds
that most rolored people have
lower incomes than the white pop
ulation Most ~ them have had
10 llve 81 potter housing ana In
poorer neiebsofhUodn than whites
but before cotorcd family can
afford "a bay house Ia an ALI
white aeighhnrbnod. and before
they have the desire 60 move into
such nnighbnfhood ar suburb
they usually have achieved a level
Of education employment and as
pifati0n that Indicates that they
have lusl as much interest IN
keeping so their property az any
other family
Ia fact studies show that they
frequently outdo white families IN
their care u house, lawns walks
and fences planting flowers paint,
ing and repairing and improving
their property"
In view ~ this situation Black
suggests a possible course of ae-
ton for an individual home owner
in the event Colored family
moves into his ncighhorhood.
n IL suggested that he "rall
together his frienda and those he
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has reason 10 believe are demo,
cratic and courageous people TO
Rcthsr they might decide On the
following steps
- Agree not 10 fight against
the moving IN ~ eolorcd family
bat ser - Il that when IL hap
pens u "a done IN such a way that
Il happy outcome ls assured both
the new family ana tbe old-tiusrs
q Make Il clear that he and
others Uill not offer their property
Tor sale win not panic and leave
the community Thsy may even
put MOT For Sale signs IN their
windows
- Work quickly ~ track down
and answer al rimors and diapel
any bigatsd uHtu1ths or halt,
truths involving usiKhborhood ar
fairs
- PORN welcoming commit.
Toe 10 make certain that noighbaru
visit the nrw family ard help them
uudsrstpHd that they have
friends
WHO'S NY EEtGHHOH IL the
27afd IN Tho Public Affairs pamp-
hiet series which - now in is 2grd
year Tho SERIES hhs included mnny
other distinguished titles covering
social and economic problems
family relations. heatth and inter-
gfuup relations
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ZION BAPTIST

A large number assembled az
Zion SUNDAY 70 witness glorious
worshlp service Rev n w B0tta
ar was az hig best speaking from
III Cor $40 'For va al must
appear before the judgement seat
~ Christ and give an account Of
everything done In His body
whrther u DO good or bad there
fore every one must BE- careful
how he Hvca was nome ~ the
words ~ oar pastor
Wondered music was rendered
by the combined choira and Choir.
uses Young Peoples Choir dir
erlcd by Mrs Plmiis Moore with
Mr. WiIlle " Hale az general dir.
eftor and Mrs W W Warder or
gnuat and Nias barbara Green
~ ne piano
The churrhs covenant was read
proceeding the sermon IN unison
led By Rev s. X King This ex-
plains the duties Of every member
who uuitcs with the church which
is very necessary Offert0ry pray
er wna by Rev u Henderson. The
hand ~ fellowship was extended
10 new members after which holy
communion was administered
Among the many visitors were
Sally C'havey. Meredith Sommers
and Mango trixafry. all of Mime.
apolia 2ien extends hearty wei,
come 10 All times Come again
The program al s pm featured
Miss Lorraine Armstrong In re-
cital with little sharon Bolts a.
guest soioist II was well rendered
and well received hy an appreoia-
tive audience This program mark
ed the climax Of the atay-home
tea
The pastor with a number Of
members attended tho grand open
Ing ~ the Minneapolis Gospel
Temple. 1908 Fourth Az & Rev
and Mrs W I. Rattle were hosts
We enjoyed the christian fellow
ship
Mrs Lawson Porter was taken
M during the morning worship
hour and was taken home By her
ifttHhastAA tttf 'NiRfNhtbAA ~ ftFftitii
a. satisfactory Others confined
e. their homes include Mrs Irene
North Mrs A L. Barnes. Mrs
Nnttle Carter and Mrs Carriers
husband John "a elRo IN At home
and not IN Veterans hospital a.
was incorrectly stated There are
other shut-lns whose names are
not mentioned Let us continue 70
remember them in praycra visits
and calls
our pastor and the congregation
extend sympathy Ca tho following
persons Mira Gertrude Martin
who lost a sister Mrs IcsAe Iar,
oway on the luss 81 a brother
and Mrs Jesse John ~ 5tti irving
Az y who lost her husband
I have boon Informed that Mrs
Hn0triru Hau IL ia Glenw00d tiills
hospital Tor q rect CopEratula.
tinus "a Mrs sally Echnls. the
FORMER Sally Hale. on the arrival
~ a baby daughter at Abbott hos.
pital
Mrs n Henderson. reporter
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lnfegrufion Picture
Abroad And In
a n
VI. =. a..
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grafton goms 5000 students are
affected 50 far the state has only
been able % provide maIeshif,
education for some 500 white pu.
pills through the private corpora
tiGn which Is supported by public
contribution
Private schools GoinE Broke
There was also an Indication
lhat the corporation wla hard
pressed for Funds 10 maintain the
private schools state Atty Gen
Bruce Bennett an arch aogrega.
fiomgt said he believed the re-
strairing order issued by the 9Th
u y Circuit Court Of Appeals
does not apply 10 transfer of state
ala for education fife feels that
the state can use ifs funds 10 sup
port tho private funds But 80 fat
no funds are known 10 have been
transferred
SeEregatlonista alao took a set
back IA Norfolk, VA one pf the
two cities ia that state affected
by school closing when a group
Of white school children and their
parents filed suit In federal court
aimed AZ reopcnlng the schools
They asked that three Judge
court be rmpanrllcd To gujoln en-,
forremout ~ Virginia laws reQuir
ing the governor 10 eloae schools
facing court ordered Indignation
They name Gov J Lindsay Al
m0nd ~ as defendant
uoy, Lindsay In Hot water
IN still another Virginia dsvel'
opmcnt. BRIEF Was filed IN the
Virginia supreme Court 81 Apa
poala testing the validity ~ the
states massive resistance laws
against Indignation In a case IN
which the state ls said % be test
ing It's own laws, the brief, argued
by court appointed attorney, Sam.
url n Williams. contends that thu
laws violate the itth Amendment
~ the Federal Constitution and
fivs sections Of tho Virginia con.
ptitution
IN kentucky a state where some
indignation progress have been
made. indignation was reported to
have slowed down IA anairB
pace The Indignation of Negro
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST

Sunday morning November 2. a
large crowd present 10 enjoy a
very beautiful autumn day, found
heartwarming message delivered
by Pastor 2. G Cassilis Rev. Cas-
sius used for his subject, The
Garden, and chose Mark 1892 for
nus scripture The most Impressive
point stressed was as Jesus came
70 jeSamlne. 80 must all In full.
fiiimeut o. our christian duties
The sermon closed with Mrs
Zea.s.. Austin singing. Il WIN
Make II Safe How after which
we partook Of the sacfificai serv.
ice
We extend an invitation to all
70 attend our services at all times.
Mrs. Gladys MCGOWAN, secretary
Rev y G. Cassius. pastor.
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CARD or ArrRECIATIoN

wish TO thank the many friends
who have been 50 thoughtful and
kind remembering me with pray
ers, visits, cards flowers and other
acts Of friendship during my ill-
ness and capitalization. Special
thanks 70 my pastor Rev. NJ l..
Simmons for his visits and prayers
and 70 the fraternal organizations
for their prayers,
Mrs. Teresa Banks
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sT. PETERS AME

The thought for the day. on
Sunday Nov End was Him that
cometh 70 me win in no wise
cast out" ST John 6.37. After
the combined choirs had sang the
inspiring hymn spirit Of God
decend upon my heart" which was
requested Ky Rev NJ L. Simmons.
The topic Of Rev simmons very
inspiratIoual message was Giving
God our best Ills acriptural back
no looked UP, and saw the rich
men casting their gifts into the
ground was 81 Luke 2i;1-4. And
treasury And he saw also a GER
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cARp OF APPRECIATION

wish 10 extend my sincere
thanks to the friends for their
many acts OF thoughfulness, pray
ers, cards and cheer extended dur
ing my recent illness and hospit-
alization, Special thanks 20 Rev
NJ L. Simmons and members OF
81 Peters ANiE church for their
prayers and constant visits am
now recovered and feel that your
thoughtful interest did much TO
hasten my recovery, for which /
am sincerely grateful
Ramon Sisson
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MINNESOTA WOMEN
BOWERS TRIUMPH
OVER MIlWaukEANS

Minnesota women bowlers
we're too tough for visiting
Milwaukee, Wisconsin bowIers
but the Beer city men boWiers
defeated the Twin City men
handiiy.
Read all ~ this ard much
mora In Louise Thomas Twin
city PIN Patter In this edition.
This authoritative chatty newsy
''bosler'~ bazSo." appears in
this paper exclusively.
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New Pope Expected
To Name Cardinal
OF African Ancestry
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h''Ah'hf" ifVtH fakh -
iee 10 the ~ Paul branch and
community
Miss foyce II Hghes Miss
NAACF, sophomore "a Carleton
college talked briefly for the need
tor Negro students to seek higher
edgcatlan
Donald Lewis. chairman 0f the
81 Paul membership committee
and Mrs Allie Mae Hampton.
branch officer gave brief remarks
Also al the hsad table was MR.
lane Preston aud Mrs Leonard
Carter The Satellites a teen.age
quartet sang two splutuala
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ENGAGEMENT or BARBARA
TODD ANNOUNCE
BY HER PARENTS

Mr. ard Mrs Ernest e Wash.
ington, 1901 Fifth Az s.. Mime
apoiia. have announced the en-
gagemGut ~ their daughter Bar.
barn A. Todd 70 Mr. Richard I
Blakiey. son u ar and Mrs. Isaac
giakiey u $50 Carroll Az 81
Paul
The wedding date has not been
80
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Mr oInrr RArTIsr

Rev y N Hunter brinE ga va
cation and iuaigposed sincr August
2tth was a welcome returnee. He
delivered An inspiring message 20
a large congregation sunday morn,
ing Nov 3
Music was IS thc senior choir.
GOSPEL chorus anh the mons ehor-
Ns
Rev Hunters subject was The
Predicted Defeat Scripture ref
Crcuces jeremiah 81 ~ and IL Is
We were pleased aCmc e oui
shui.tns attending the MORNING
services Among thorn werc mother
Daisy Miadlscoff Mrs Matte Mu.
SAP Mrs Massiv Reasby and Mrs
Helen Wagner
The evening worship was well
Attended and the ordnance az
communion was administered and
the hand ~ Fellowship was eN
tended new members
A Coed Habit Rradinx this
raper every week
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Attend Open House at the
Spokesman ard Recorder building
s7Il Fourth Ave. So, Minneapolis
Saturday and sunday Nov. Is and
rs 5 20 pm. Public invited.
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Developments On Jinero;
Housing Indignation No
Threat To Property
Values Report Says

New York City amp The arrival Of a cogred family
IN previously aae ncghborbood need affect property
values according Agcrnon Black ~ 25 pauph
let WHO'S NY NElGHBOH, published recently by the Public
Affairs Committee ~ East 18th Street New York city
Everything depends the attitude Of Tho bgmo-dwhers
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Week Around. Reporters for
this paper keep a week-around
vigil gathering news whcih they
consider Of interest to readers Of
this paper
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A Card OF Appreciation lets
those who were kind 60 you while
you were III know YOU really APP
preslated their thoughtfuIness.
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pf George Sclkr commissioner
"a conservation and Ray Hcmen
way, state chairman ~ the pF'ts
party
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a Coed Hahit Reading this
raper every week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Of her separation from hus-
band Tony BARLEY. In Is years
of marriage, they've spent less
than a year together. Deb's
movies keep her hopping all
over the world; Tony's work
keeps him In London. How can
you stay married that way?
Christine Carere, cute star Of
20th's "A Certain Smile" movie.
disappeared one day last week
and everyone thought she had
made good her threat to re-
turn to France and her hus-
band Of a few weeks. But the
weepy Christine had merely
moved in with a friend and
forgot to tell anyone. The
French girl has to stick around
in Hollywood until the sneak
preview of Smile" In case re-
takes are needed.
James Darrin, who co-Stars
with Sandra Dee in Columbia's
"Gidget." has gone on a wheat
germ diet to build UP his mus
cles for the surf-riding story Of
a precocious teen-ager. His stu
dio would rather their new star
went on a beef diet. James will
oblige. II they pay the butcher
bills.
British Janet Munro, now
starring for Disney in Darby
O'Gill and The Little People, I"
is the first girl Walt has put
under long term contract.
Janet, aged 20, will make five
pictures over a five-year period.
While East on a petsonal-ap-
Ipearance tour for mo Time for
Sergeants," Nick Adams viii
take Kathy Nolan to Nanticcke,
Pa. the coal-mining town
where he was born, to meet his
family. He hasn't been home
for 10 years.
John Smith, who has d con-
tract for the "Cimarron City,
TV series, has to get permits
sion to test with Sophia Loren
for her next picture, THAT
Kind of Woman" He'll gel
time off from the televiSior
! series if he lands the role.
The Charles Laughton play
1.-THE Party" received so-sc
notices in London. But the
: public is flocking to see Charlie.
and wife Elsa Lanchestel
emoting in person. Charles
plays a drunk and you car
imagine how he plays it to tn,
-. hilt, or maybe dregS.
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Farmers make me zeke. i.
Jane Morgan saw a movie SO
risque that the French titles
were in Greek. Bandleader
Ben Cutler was gifted with a
mah-jongg set. Now at least
he knows how to spell it. .
Sign over the bar at LIE Cupi-
don: Recession Problems Dis
cussed Here With Candor." -.
Overheard at Maurice: "It's his
birthday. But what do you give
a man who has MEP" Don
RondO saw a Tv western so
adult the hero took miltowns
instead of chewing tobacco.
x X +
I'm glad Princess Meg and
Peter aren't getting married. If
there's one thing I can't take
it's sister, in-law trouble.
Goals to Newcastle: The Smir-
noff vodka people just shipped
tons of charcoal to its New
castle distillery. When the
Hi-Los open at Birdland June
IL, they'll sing several songs in
Spanish for eggheads who don't
dig bop. There is a first
class revival of 1.-THE Glass
Menagerie" at the Burt Lane
Theater Workshop. Dig the
personal card of the great
trumpeter. Rex Stewart: "Re1
Stewart. Music" .. . The HOUSE
of Vienna is so authentic thu
walters can understand Zsa Zsa
|. Alan King figures the way
the Giants are playing they're
trying to win a TV sponsor.
Actor Roy BucteII ought to bt
letter perfect in "a Certain
Smile" He used to be a lettel
carrier. The arrangements
for that group called the Baker!
could use some shortening.
Eta Reiter, of the restaurant
of the same name, overheard {
teen-ager admit: my parents
called me a good boy yesterday
I was in Juvenile Court at tn,
time" What do Carrios
Cleaners, in the Bronx, clean
|. The Russian Tea Room
now averages IA cups Of coffel
to every cup or glass of tie;
served.