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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

ENCOURAGEMENT: When
Victor Herbert was the con-
ductor Of an orchestra, an
aspiring composer brought
him a march he had written
and asked him to play it.
Herbert looked at the score,
saw that it lacked merit and
turned it down. The COM
poser cracked:
Il thought you said you
encouraged home talent"
II do" retorted Herbert.
IT encourage ito stay at
home"
INDEPENDENT: Actress
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into the car. close the door
and proceed to the garage.
I've spoken nicely to the
boy, given him treats, ap-
pealed to his parents. but it
accomplished nothing. I A.
nally warned his parents that
If the toys we're in my drive
way again I would run over
them. His father said. II
wish you would; 1t might
teach him a good lesson. So
] ran over them. Can any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

I've Fsmily couaeil consists Of Q
Judge, q psyehio.risI three
elsrsymsn, o newspaper editor.
Q vomsa's editor end two writ
sn. Esch article Il q summary
el on oeiuol eess history. The
council reports on problems that
hove been dsolt with BY re-
spondble sssneiss end eoun-
sslon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

DEAR ABBY: If there is
any freedom of the press
you'll print my letter and
permit me to defend myself.
] am the retired Army officer
who ran over the little boys
wagon and tricycle.. First,
let me say that / have arth-
ritis so bad / can hardly
drive my car. Every night
for the past eight months I've
had to stop my car N the
driveway, open the door. get
out. move the toys, get back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

Tallulah Bankhead accom-
panied a fried to a preview
of a movie made by an inde-
pendent producer. 1t was q
bad picture, strictly Grade B.
Whe it was over, the friend
commented:
Pretty awful. wasn't it?"
Miss Bankhead nodded in
agreement.
Il can't see what the pro-
Queer has got to be independ-
ent about" she said.
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AWo HAobaAlNNo w INV
necessarily make a pattern.
II Is quite possible that Lil-
lian's shy. modest type did
not appeal 10 either Of the
young men.
Not all young men are
pushovers for the flasher
sister, and we strongly sus-
pect that the parents have
not sized I'D this young man
too well. Lillian at "a Is not
10 be considered a hopeless
old maid, and her parents
would do well 10 keep trying
In her behalf, but 10 realize
that Lillian deserves some
one more suitable than the
young man in question.
Dolly's attitude toward her
sister seems very harsh, but
1t is possible that she has
had a great deal Of provoca-
ton from her over-anxious
parents. It is hardly fair TO
a younger sister TO be asked
TO go on the shelf indefinitely
until her older sister leaves
home in marriage. This Is
not the way Of this age, and
the parents should concern
themselves more with the
positive aspect Of INTRODUCE
ing Lillian to suitable young
men than with the negative
aspect Of keeping Dolly away
from them.
It does seem that Dolly win
eliminate herself from the
problem very soon-by her
own marriage.
icopyrisht 1858. Gen. Features Corp.
Tomorrow: Wife IS on alcoholic.
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FAMILY COUNCIL
Girl Covets
Sisters
Beuu'
THE PRORLEM

THE PROBLEM
DOLLY T.-Barney Is more
attracted 10 me.
MRS. T.-She never gave
her sister a chance.
THE DETAILS
Dolly TT am the younger
Of two daughters and am very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

THE INDIAN had been on
a bat since Coolidge. He
talked blurry when he was
sober and, quite often. the
boys had to throw a few belts
into him TO understand what
he was talking about. Paddy
threw q friendly arm around
the Indian and had an idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

Paddy made II look good.
He always did. He could rob
his mother and make her
think that he was protect
ine her from burglars. He
was short and he had a fig-
ure like Humpty Dumpty.
There were two small blue
agates which served as eyes
and a bolt Of wavy gray on
the top Of his head. He
smoked cigars like a defeated
politician.
He spent his evenings in
Sandy's Bar of the Bowery.
Always he was scheming;
always his schemes came
back TO smack him flush on
the mouth. The one ] re-
member best concerned the
Indian. He wasn't an In
dian. really. He Just looked
like one. like a brave who
has lost his feathers. His
name. they said, was Nuss-
baum, but I don't know.
The Indian was an alco-
holic. He knocked OF three
quarts Of Accent sherry a
day and he had been walk
ing on a bias 50 long that the
only time he Strengthened up
was when he was on a hill.
The thing he had in COM
mon with Paddy was that
neither Of them, at this time.
had q family.
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seared sway and stopped
coming 10 the house. / told
Dolly this might happen
again. but she threatened 70
have an affair with him
rather than risk that. I am
afraid she means II. and I
don't know what I can do.
l suppose there Is no hope
for Lillian as long as Dolly
remains In the family as her
rival. / would let Dolly have
her way about this. but I
have q strong feeling that
the young man would not be
happy with her and that
their relationship would end
up In divorce. II they ever
were 10 marry.
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1.-THE GROWING IxFANY OF THE AGES ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

5-LiFe With Elizabeth.
Comedy series.
7-Seienee Fiction TheoteF.
9-The Search.
To the United Stotes Air Force
School of Aviotion Medicine OF
Randolph Field, Tex. tRepeot.l
6:z5
9-News. Allan Jockson.
$50
4-0utIook. Chef HuntIey.
5-Big Picture. Documentary
SEATO notions, ond their contri-
button to our mutual security.
7-26 Men. Western.
THE Ranger and the Lody."
Iris Coffin, Kelo Henderson.
9-Air Power.
"Superfort." The BIO strategic
bomber in the Poetic and the
invasion OF Two Jimo by the u.
S. Marines. tRepeot.D
TOO
4-Nooh's Ark. Color.
"Out to Posture" A veterinarian
gets new outlook on life from
an old suIky driver. Vic Rodmon,
Paul Burke, Moy Wynn. Ire
peot.l
5-PaFis Precinct. Crime.
7-Silent Service. Drono.
1.-THE Tinoso Story" A submo-
rine slips through O stroll to get
at shipping in the Sea Of Jopon.
9-lossie. Drama.
lossie ond Jimmy befriend
crow over the objections Of Uncle
Petrie. Jon Provost, George
Chandler.
7:3o
4-No Warnins! Suspense.
Inc boy y boy neorS fWo
thugs plot to kill his fother.
tRepeotJ
5-EFrol Flynn Theoter. Dr'mo.
7-Maveriek. Western.
Hour. "Plunder of Porodise."
Bort and his pol find romonce
mixed with bondits and bullets.
jock Kelly. Leo Gordon Ire
peof.
9-BoeheloT FotheF. Comedy.
Peter FoHs in Love" Bentley's
attitude toward morriooe under
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"a recent tilHess AZ tho home Of her
sister and brother. in-law. pr and
Mrs a T. Ciaiharne.
Visiting Mothers Mrs Ethel
Blackwell ssis Fourth Az g., left
tbs city Tuesday for ouitport,
Mlss, 20 spend the holidays with
her mother. Mrs Elva Ines and
other relatives. A family reunion
haa been planned for Christmas
aay
Holidays With hamiiyl Miss
Harlan Holt loft Saturday for Keo-
Rak la 60 spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Holt ana family Miss
Holt IL a commercial art student
ana ia living with her grandpar-
enta MIR and Mrs clyde Johnson
sr of ssan Firth Ay s., while
attending art school
Famil, Guest, Arriving home 10
spend the HOLIDAYS Is Miss joyce
IlughcA. daughter % Mr. and Mira
solomon Hughes Of aTid Fourth
Az q Mlna Hughes 10 attending
Carleton College IN Northfioid,
MINI
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Bridge Club
Entertained Husbands
On December ~

one 81 the lovely affairs 81
pre- holiday entertaining was the
annual Christmas dinner party
given by members ~ the r.aiseez.
nofis faire Bridge club when thoy
entertained their husbands Sun
day December ~. IN The beauii.
fm home ~ Mr and Mrs olye
Gum 7s3 rglehart Az
The Christmas mDuf was car.
ricd o,it IN decorations and table
appointments A huge Christmas
tree bedecked with traditional
trimmings and surrounded with an
assorimen, Of gaily wrapped pack.
ages was the center ~ attraction
IN the game room
The dinner WAS served buffo,
style and the serving table gilt.
tered with the sparkling silver
candsiabra that gave a reflection
II the red candles that Riowst
Throughout the affair The tables
Of which the group was served
we're spread with Christmas cloth,
and adorned with miniature Santa
Claus
After dinner each Eufst wa
given . gift frorn the tree and eco
rel pals we're revealed ard an sx
change ~ Christmas Rifts BY tn
I members
The remainder ~ ths evening
was enjoyed sociaiizing
Members ard their guests en-
/ ioying thr festive sffair Ssrs
hesvrs and Mines . T. Aisx
amber Clarence 4 Anderson
Harry 8 Brown. purie carrnichae
~ NJ o Evans g W Glenn
Oiiys Gum Palmer r jackson
~ X ncKniRh;. Charles v Noble
Clarence Roper ard Mrs Carrie
Z 8t0kss
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tener on musical iaun, music
wise The svend Sehby Choir a
group famed throughout Europe
sings Christmas songs from ENG
land Germany Italy Norway
Sweden. France, and other lands
The group performs admirably
and necca ia 90 be compiimcnted
Tor tbe fine sound reproduction
heard ON the LIP
Another story ~ the bells IL told
on 'rhe Bells ~ Christmas Morn "
as Robert Corwithen plays 20
carols on an organ equipped with
carlton bells attachments Tho re-
cord starts with the ponling ~
bells on flasilioan.' and closes
with Away IN A Manager" This
voiceleas record il interesting, but
not apt 10 move lovers Of vocal
music
That's g. See YOU in 1909
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sented them with the new brother
on December Is in ST Joseph hos
pital James Philip arrived home
Monday 20 be welcomed by his
two brothers Mr. and Mrs Marion
Miller OF Cotton Plant, Ark, are
the maternal grandparents and
Mrs Vera Lewis Of Chicago is the
paternai grandmother
Ladies' Aid Christmas rarty; 1t
was a gala time for members OF
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Pilgrim
Baptist church when they held
their annual Christmas party al
8 pm December rs, in Fellow
ship Hall OF the church Gifts were
exchanged and lunch was served
10 the following present Mines.
Doris shannon. Ida Mae Murphy
Gertrude Jones, Carrie Williams,
Matilda Cross Anna Banks. Il l.
O'Shields Katie Myers Etony
Davis Susie Wright Blanche
Banks; dcacons John l. Banks
sr., Howard Hunt A Kelsey and
Messrs J r, Jones and Charles
Banks
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teaspoon salt
rgg yolks, well beaten
ia cups milk
tablespoons melted hutter or
other shortening
egg whites
slft flour once, measure, add
baking powder ANA salt and slit
again Combine egg yoilts and
milk Add 10 tlour mtNnire, add
shortening, then mix only until
smooth Heat Egg whites until
they viii hold up Ia moist peaks
stir qulolsly but thoroughly into
batter Bake IN hot waffle baker
serve hot with butter and maple
blended syrup or with ereamed
chicken sweet breads. or much.
rooms Makes or o ssvnn inch
wnfflos
Cranberry fin"appl. syrup
cup maple. blended syrup
IA cup ground fresh oranberriea
IA cup canned crushed pineapple
drained
Dash II salt
Place maple blended syrup and
crnnherfloz IN saucepan. simmer
z minutes Add crushed pineappl,
and aai, serve warm Makes !
" cups
Maple Cnffee Sauce
cup maple.blen,ied ayrup
teaspoon instant coffee
2 tablespoons butter
liza cup chopped pceans or Calf
otnia wninutH
Heat maple blended syrup q
boiling Add instant coffee and
simmer 2 minutes. stirring con
stanily Remove from heat Btii
IN butter and nuts Serve warm
Makes I y cups
Maple orange Baisin Syrup
tablespoons butter or mafga
rine
lI-if2 cups maple blended syrup
l3I4 cup fresh orange sections
INA cop ralains
Melt butter m a saucepan Add
syrup. orange sections AMI rails
ins over aud simmer 10 minutes
Remove cover and simmer 2 min.
u,sa longer Serve hot aates
about 2.if2 cups syrup
| Sunday morning entertaining II
becoming ~ popular 81 Sunday
night nippera ami the menus can
be about the same F'or example .
waffle msAl pinn . 'aerye your
SELF" brunch with al waffle FIX
Iings for easy servic" ineIuding
an assortment ~ wonderful hot
lrnapls blended sauces Keep these
hot on sn automatic electric grid
dir
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

Wood and family Of Sas lglehart
Ay, Mr. Holoman win leave for
his home Friday. December %
Cameo Social Club; When the
Cameo Social Club met Saturday
December 20. with Mrs Carlos
M0ffatt. s1S Rondo Av. following
business transaction, secret pats
were revealed and members ex-
changed gifts Secret pals for the
new year were also selected Soc
iaIizing and refreshments eonclud-
ed the evening OF fun. Mrs, Wood.
row Reed. $50 Iglehart Az. win
be hostess at the January meet
ing.
Esquirettes Held Meeting; The
Esquirette Social Club met at the
home Of Miss Amelda Tarrant,
22oi Fifth Av. s.. Minneapolis, in
a business meeting on December
II. Plans were completed for the
clubs closed party TO be held New
Years eve at the home of Mrs,
Valera Watts. 1852 Iglehart Ay.
ON December II, the club held a
call meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Robert Patterson. 962 w, Central
Az, to make plans for post.
holiday party TO be given al Local
5l6 recreation room. Invitations
win be mailed within the next few
days
Guest Speaker: A treat is In
store for those attending the ST.
Paul Urban League Guild Holiday
Tea on Sunday afternoon Deccm-
Der %. TO be held in the Fireside
Room OF st Paul Evangelical and
Reformed Church. Mrs Bernyce
yelling OF Baltimore, Nd. presi-
dent of the National Council of Ur.
ban League Guilds, will be guest
speaker and win bring much of
interest 10 the Twin City guilds.
New Years Eve Party; The
Ladies Auxiliary TO the Sterling
Club win entertain with a New
Years eve party at the club.
Third Son: Donald Lewis Jr.,
five years old and brother Gary 4.
have welcomed new playmate
into the family circle al 325 ~
Chatsworth Ay, Their parents, MIR,
and Mrs. Donald Lewis sr pre-
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ARRAioN CLERIC ON
PATERNITY CHARGE

Toledo ohio CAN'T The Rev,
James Mitchell. Cleveland min.
iater was arraiRned IN Domestic
Relations court last week on Pat
ernity and non support charges
The so year old clergyman
pleaded guilty 90 the paternity
charge flied BY Ruby Edmondaon
and Immediately started mating
payments, according 20 Harry nv-
srett Domestic Relations referee
lie denied the non support
charge and trial was aet for Jan
- llia former wife, Mira Genola
/ Mitchell, navy ~ Detroit. charged
him with faiiing 10 make support
payments for his three children.
ages 3. 4, and 4 81 September
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group OF friends AZ party given
IN celebration OF the birthday nt
Willard Merrill Jrs 23ee Fifth
Az 3 The affair hostcd by hts
sisters Misses winna and Janice
Merrill and brother Ronald was
held NJ their home December n
Dancing and gay conversation was
the order Of the evening The
honorea received large birthday
cake which he Gu, and shared with
refreshments Wishing him hap
plneaa were Misses sharon Mel
sun Joan Graham LIS Buoh
anan. C'hadic Cannon. Lots Johnson
Lena buchanan, Mru Isabel john.
son and the Mesnru Barry Car
rington. Jim Jackson, Rob haltef
Norra Rose Art F'rnsler and nul
Caatieman
Home For The Holidays, Tho
Mlasea tnellle and Lorraine shiy
era. twin daughters ~ ar AMI
Mrs. Spencer shlvors of aa2i
Fourth Az s. are spending the
hoAdays with their parents me
young ladies are enjoying renew
ing old friendships and tho many
social cauftoalen accorded them
They VIII return 20 thelr homo IN
Washington u G on January 2
tircsltnundo's Held Eiectioui when
the Crraitpundou met SUNDAY pc
cemhet a with Mrs kathryn
lAnncy 1888 rhird Az s cleo
ton ~ officers topped the agenda
officers Tor the ensuing year cleo
ted are David Faiaon preAident
Mrs Vefda Hom wee president
Mira lmt,ie Gross, secretary and
Lawrence shannon trrnaurer Flns
al plans far the clubs Christmas
party were completed which "
sehetuled Tor December ~ at the
homo Of the president Mi David
lfaison. 1000 HYfth Az e
Back Iiomri Mrs Monroe Gage.
81. 1919 clinton Az recently re-.
turned home from birmingham.
Ala where ahr fecapcrated from
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tennessee Teacher
Weds Minneapoliton
Harold G. Combs

A quiet wedding AZ tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred MURPHY
s6Gs second Ay s. sister ans
hrother-in.law II the groom unit
cd lovely Mrs Olivia } Pnett Of
jackson. Tenn, and Hanald G
Combs or s6i6 Fourth Az $. Min
neapolis.
The Rev NJ /. simmons pes,ov
OF ST Peters AME church. per
formed the double ring ceremony
at seven O'Clock in the evening
Monday December ~
Mrs Lois Murphy, sister OF tho
groom. served as matrnn 81 honor
and only attendant Tcla y, Burt
acted as best man
witnessing the ceremony were
family members n few close
friends and co-workers Immcdl.
atcly following the ceremony a
reception was held ~ which the
happy couple received the felicia
tions o. relatives and friends
The new Mrs Combs IL a gtad
uate Of Lane College in jackson
Tenn whore she received q y A
degree She "a teacher in the
jackson school system and VIII re
turn after the HOLIDAYS 70 complete
her school year AZ the close q
the school year she win return
10 Minneapolis 60 make her home
with her husband
MIR Combs, a former business
man. is dcpaty sheriff cf Hen
nepln county and Is active in civic
social and community house activi,
ties
Mr. and Mrs Combs win be AZ
home 60 their friends At 3di6
Fourth Az s.
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WOUNDED CHILD WHO
BArrlgD Io1 FgvEp, DIES

MHynphls fANPt A siS'Taar.
~ Regro girl Who bsitied io4
degree temperature. died last
week after q f4-aay struggle BY
6oet0ru % saws her nfs
Minnie LIE Psarsan syas aceld
ensally sFiot In the head Dec 4.
while her sister vas playing Win
q "a eaiibre r1ls Follawing sur.
Evfy her temperature roas ~
IOts degrees
DoctoFs wrapped her IN rubber
aoeefs ana uAsd 10 water ~ a.
efforf 10 rsdBos the amount ~
oxygen required ~ the brain
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

One help yourself meal
weekend Is baslcally wafflca and
sauces Lot the guests bake their
own waffles or, 60 make u even
easter on the hostess. use ftusen
Wafflea, and have toastcrs on the
table instead OF waffle bakera
thswing and heating takes bat a
moment However II YOU make
The watrlcs from scratch use
our favnrite recipe, or buy one
~ the several good prepared mixes
tina, sire now on Your Eroccfa
shelves You can vary your waf
flcs Il you wish ia number Of
interesting ways add several
daahes 81 ground cinnamon or
nutmeg place one slice part
aily cooked bacon over batter in
each section of waffle baker be.
fore closing top add a cup ~
very well -drslned bluehorrios 70
the batter before baking
spnnl,lc ground boiled ham over
batter in waffle baker before clos.
ms top
70 20 with tho waffies we pre-.
sent hers three wonderful maple
blended sauces and OF course
you can uan maple blended syrup
right from the bottle too
As for the rest 81 such monn
Il it's brunch, simply add chilled
glasses ~ vegetable o. fruit juice
and hot coffee and II it's
supper add platter ~ sliced
tomatoes and cucumber strips
Serve coffee and ice cream for
dessert
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THE WEEK
I'M RECORDS
By Albert Anderson
A Very Merry Christmas

A Very Merry Christmas
on behalf Of everyone " the
AMP STAFF the author wishes all
our readers A VERY MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW
YEAR II Is my wish also, that
the pleasures we enjoyed on record
during 1855 win continue through
out the coming year
However. just in case you might
have missed out on some Of the
latest groowngs, suggest that
you jot down on your last min
ute shopping list the following
Christmas records
Bing sings;
That Christmas Feeling by
crooner Bing Crosby, for Deeca
This album one OF the finest on
the market is sure TO add to the
Christmas spirit The songs range
from the light hearted Rudolph
the Red-Nosed Reindeer" to the
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more conventional Christmas Choir
ais heard on Side ?, ard Rtng
seems to so all cut TO project in
each the sslle message This is es-
pecially true on Deck the Halls,
and on Angels We Have Heard
ON High Collaborating with
Bling In providing the musical
background arc nine choral and
orchestral groups. mclnding an
orchestra directed by Victor
Young. ana the ken Darby sing
ers However, there is one draw,
back Bing omlts White Christ
mas song for which he Is univ
ersany famous. Otherwise the set
is solid,
Relis and Chimes
Noel Noel" featuring Euro
pean composer Hans Carsio and
his orchestra with organ and bells
Another Dccca recording this Up
is devoted exclusively to an IN
depreciation OF Christmas music
in sounds The blending Of strings
with organ music and the chimes
OF bells provide an unusual rich
ness in sounds seldom heard on
record The set features II tunes,
including "slent Night "Adeste
FldeIes" and white Christmas "
Roland Hayes Scores
christmas Carols OF the Ma
tons by Roland Hayes This IS
perhaps the most outstanding
christmas record on the mart,
HAYES, one OF the worlds greatest
tenors. shows on this LIP that he
has lost none Of the control. phras
ing. and communicative qualities
which made him famous lie Is
exceptional on sleep, MY Little
one the opening tune and 20
Come All Yc Faithful which he
sings with convincing sincerity IN
an Hayes sings IA English, Am,
encan, Afra-ameucan, Canadian.
German French, Dutch, and Heb
rev carols 20 make the Vanguard
record truely international in
sound This one Is tops
Lombario Plays Carols
Jingle Belts. Chrtstm i
Around tho World THE Nigh,
Before Christmas and 'rhe Bells
Of Christmas all Dccca record.
lngs round ont this Christmas list
Jingle Bclls' features Guy
ILomhardo and his Royal Canadt.
ans 50 ~ tunes Including four
| laddies favorites. santa Claus II
Coming 10 Town. Il Saw Mommy
Kissing Santa Claus" Rudolph
/ The Red Noscd Reindeer and
Frosty the SNOW Man The tunes
are played IN typical Lombard
style with emphasis on melody
Christmas Around the World.
like the Hayes set takes the liza
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Ibidjan French Ivory Coast tAhPjThs Ivory assembly
recently unanimously that this territory should
public member The community This
carrying the decided upon BY The
when they by referendum accepted The
Franc ard French West Africa BY Cen DeJasns
Felix Hoaphoue, HoEnsy minister o state DeGsans
cabinet ~ the highest p held
president o the African Democratic Rally political party
the controlling political figure IN Ivory Coast
thus becomes the 10Th French African community
with France
Communities" colonies
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS !

Seattle Visitors; Mr. aud Mrs q W Moore Of Seattle
Wash arrived in the ely December III will spend the
Christmas holiday visiting Mr. aud Mrs Julius Powell Of i02i
Fifth Az. Mrs Moore sister q Mrs Powell The visitors
are enjoying sightseeing aud other yourtcscs They win
leave Cor their home FRIDAY. December 20
Birthday Celebration; 4 gala evening was enjoyed by a
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE


hcca AMP European countries eeeking 20 establish trade
relations Ghana 2suan Italian Economic mission four
days here recently.
Headed by Sen Tercsio Gagemone president Italian Institute
officers
officials
mission Just
ar
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Social and Personal
r ST. PAUL

Hcspitalized Tony shelton, year old Of Mr. and
Mrs 0rton Shelton OF Alp lgehart patient Joseph
hospital whore he entered Friday December 49,
Family Guest; Mr.. Jacob Holoman OF Washington ID @
arrived IN the city Sunday December 2 spend the Christmas
holiday with his and brotherinlaw