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BAKER POST REPRESENTED
AT DISTRICT cONFAB

Members of Johnny Baker Post
Auxiliary No. POI Of the American
Legion in attendance at the Fifth
District American Legion Au1ili-
airy Convention held June 8, at
Hotel Dyckmen, Minneapolis, were
Mrs. Marion Perry, president;
Mines. Ernestine H. Henrietta Pos
ten membership chairman and Ida
M. Burrell, child welfare chairman.
The department president, Mrs.
Fred (Dagney) Hanson, used as
her theme this year, Reach for
Higher Goals" and it was noted
that the Fifth District has not
only reached for, but has attained
higher goals under the capable
leadership Of the Fifth District
president, Lorraine Corcoran, (Mrs.
John L..
Johnny Baker Auxiliary was
the recipient Of two citations: one
for all out participation in the
auxiliary program for the year
195s-59 and the other for over
the top membership.
The afternoon session opened at
2 pm. Betty Count (Mrs. Bert M
who is directing arrangements for
the 1859 National Convention, was
presented. Mrs. Count, national
convention chairman, is a past
president Of the Minnesota depart
ment and has served as chairman
Of the National Membership COM
mittee. She gave some highlights
on plans for the coming national
convention and outlined work to be
done by all auxiliary members and
legionaires and their responsible
ties as hosts and hostesses.
The Twin Cities will be hosts
to more than $4,000 Legionaires
and their families when the Ma
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S+ork Shower Held For
Mrs. Ralph Primm

The following of pink and blue
color scheme to the point Of per-
lection served as a conversation
piece at the lovely Stork Shower
hosted by Mrs. Cozelle Breedlove
honoring proud Nom to-be, Mrs.
Ralph c. Primm Of 4544 Fifth Av.
S. The delightful affair was held
Friday evening, June IL, at the
home of the hostess, 622 Fremont
Av. N.
The dining room was gaily dec
GRATED with pink and blue stream
ers cascading from the four corn
ers Of the room with the center
of interest, a pink and blue storlS
dangling from the chandelier.
Unique games were played and
prizes were awarded to Mines.
Bonnie Owens, Bertha Smith,
Booker T. Spencer, Beatrice
Young, Amanda Byrd and Ruth
Cowan.
Tasty viands were enjoyed from
an attractively appointed table
overlaid with a lace cloth, while
popular music echoed from the hi
fl.
After lunch was served, the large
array of beautiful and practical
gifts for the baby-to-be were OPP
ened by the honoree assisted by
Mrs. Breedlove, and displayed to
the delight of the guests.
Climaxing the gala affair, the
hostess had made a recording OF
the entire party which she played
back to the surprise and amuse,
ment of the group.
Enjoying the hospitality Of the
hostess in addition to the honoree
were Mines. Ruth Cowan, Dollie
Spencer, Gwendolyn Fraction, Ben
ME Owens, jeremiah Williams,
Beatrice Young, Bertha Smith, Ida
Webb, Hettye Phillips, Frances
Crews, Jessie Shepard, Roberta
Primm, Sally Echols, and the
Misses Amanda Byrd and Rayma
Estes. Mrs. Mabel Scroggins and
Mrs. Terry Qualls sent gifts, but
were unable to be present.
Assisting the hostess was her
mother, Mrs. Ella Russell.
The Ralph C. Primms expect
the date with the Stork in late
summer and this will be their first
child.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
June 20-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Biles, 1908 s. Sixth St., SO years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones, 1921
Third Av. s., 81 years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Jones, 1924 Gin
ton Av., 10 years; Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley Riley III, 91s Fremont Av
NJ, five years; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Poole Jr., So32 Fourth Av. s.,
five years; Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Greg Taylor, 1888 Stevens Av.,
six years.
June 21-Mr. and Mrs. William
e. Jones III, 1887 Stevens Av., II
years.
June 23-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rus
sell, 3106 Clinton Av., two years
June 25-Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant
Breeder, 1909 Olson Highway q
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ray
720 Fremont Av. NJ, four years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lee, 252s
Fourth Av. s., four years.
June 26-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Gibbs, 41s2 Elliot Av., "a years
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Pullins, 431;
Third Av. s., five years; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Lowe, 1885 Waverly
Place, four years.
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THE JAMES BREEDENS
HERE FOR SUMMER

Spending the summer in Mime
apolis as houseguests Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant Breed
en- and grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Thomas Of 1909 Olson Highway
are Mr.. and Mrs. James Breeder.
Mr.. Breeder is working as a re-
search assistant at the University
of Minnesota Hospital.
The couple spent three months
touring Germany where Mr.. Breed
en- was engaged in lecturing and
attending conferences on church
work. They also spent two weeks
in Colchester, England, visiting
friends before returning to the
United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breeder will return
to Union Seminary, New York, in
the fan to complete their senior
year.
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members and guest Of Laissez-
nous-faire Bridge club when Mrs.
OIye A. Gum, 1873 IgIehart Av.
was hostess to the club on Satur-
day afternoon, June 10. After
lunch, the group enjoyed several
rounds Of bridge with the follow
ing members capturing prizes for
high scores: Mrs. Palmer Jackson,
first; Mrs. M. K. Mcknight, sec
ond and Mrs. Gum, third. Mrs.
Alonzo Cotton was a guest Of the
hostess and was given a prize.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Ann Laura Patterson, 901 Car
roll Av., who celebrated her birth
day on Tuesday, June 10.
Debutante COtiIliOn: Very clever
invitations in the colors Of the
club, pink and green, have been
issued by the Cameo Social club
for their Fourth Annual Debutante
Cotillon to be held Friday even
ing, June 26, in the Main Ballroom
of the Prom in Midway. The dance
is strictly formal and guests are
asked to wear formal ball attire
and no black, nor white, as in form
er years.
House Guest: Mrs. Zelma Der
rick Of Seattle, Wash, information
al grand matron Of the Order of
the Eastern Star, spent a day and
night in st. Paul and was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollye A.
Gum Of 1888 Iglehart Av. Mrs. Der
rick was enroute home. She had
attended the Queen Beth sheba
Grand Chapter sessions of the
Order of Eastern Star, Oklahoma
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Speese, 2510 Hardwood Av., II
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l.
Hunt, 901 Carroll Av., three years
June 24-Mr. and Mrs. FLOYD
Barr, s52 Fuller Av., nine years.
June 25-Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Speese, s4S Aurora Av., 10 years
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Wilson, 73&
st. Anthony Av., 10 years; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ballard, SIT st
Anthony Av., ~ years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Henry, $50 N Dale
10 years.
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House Guests: Mr.. Earl Reed
and Mr.. Cary Crenshaw of Chi
cago, spent a few days in the city
enroute to Northern Minnesota on
a fishing trip and were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Aston Of 3917 Third Av. s.
Former Resident Is Visitor: Mrs.
Effie Carroll Of Tupelo, Miss, a
former resident Of Minneapolis is
visiting in the city and is the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sayles
Of 1928 Fourth Av. 8. Mrs. Car
roll is enjoying renewing old
friendships and being briefed on
happenings Of the twin towns.
California Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Dinsmore Of Long Beach, Calf,
spent two days in the city and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Miller of 341O Smelling
Av. During their stay Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller were hosts at a picnic at
the historical Indian Park. Other
guests were the August DURAN
family and Narelle Chester. Pic
lures were taken of the group.
HOspitalIzed: Mr.. N. ]. Hunter,
402S Fourth Av. s., tripped over
a rug in his home on Friday, June
II, breaking two ankle bones. He
was taken to Abbott hospital
where he is a patient.
Family Visitors: Staff Sgt. and
Mrs. Merlin Lewis and family of
Tacoma, Wash, who have been
visiting their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Elsie Lewis Of 400 e.
seth St., for the past week, left
by motor for Chicago on Thursday.
Sgt. Lewis is stationed at McCord
Field in Washington. The family
will spend a few days in Chicago
visiting relatives of Mrs. Lewis
and from there they will go to
Alabama to visit the junior Mrs.
Lewis's parents.
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DebufdnfeS Entertained
At Luncheon June Is

Twelve charming and excited
young ladies will make their Of
fetal bow to Twin City society
on Friday evening June 20, at the
Cameo Social Clubs Fourth An
nuaI Cotillion Ball. This years
affair will be held in the Main
Ballroom Of the Prom Ballroom
in st. Paul.
The debutantes are having
very full -Cotillion calendar of
social events highlighted by a 1
pm. luncheon given in their honor
by the club on Saturday, June 10,
at Coleman's in Highland Park.
Enjoying bits of conversation
across the tables were the debs in
their prettiest of summer frocks,
club members and guests who
were equally as fashionably at
tired.
Following lunch, Mrs. Howard
Darnell, Cotillion co-chairman, Of
ficially greeted the group and in
turn introduced Mrs. Gloria Smith,
Cotillion chairman and mistress of
ceremonies.
Mrs. Smith gave a brief history
of the Cameo club, its origin and
contributions to the cultural and
social activities Of the Twin Cities.
She then introduced the 1859 deb
utantes present; officers and mem
bers of the club; the 1956-57 and
'5S debs present, the press and
Judge L. Howard Bennett, who
gave a few remarks and congratul-
ated the club for its contributions.
The Cameo Clubs 1859 debutan-
ties, daughters of wellknown Twin
City families are: Misses Phyllis
Dolores Bradley, laughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Henry, 1853 Fuller
Av, st. Paul; Sharon Ann Few,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Few Of 4051 Second Av. S., Min
neapolis; Sandra Lee Hampton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
Scroggins, 300 N. Avon, st. Paul.
Also Misses Sherrie Lee Ma
lingo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Mazingo of 458 N. Grot-
to, st. Paul; Diane Frances Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Moore ST., of 966 Iglehart Av., st.
Paul; Elaine Theresa Montague,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Montague, 797 Iglehart Av., ST.
Paul; Bertha Jean Neal, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earsel Neal, 804
Aurora Av., St. Paul; Joyce Roch-
ellie Neal, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Neal of s27 Carroll Av.,
st. Paul.
And the Misses Paula Larcy
Nevis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Nevils of S119 Clinton Av.,
Minneapolis; Antoinette Elizabeth
Perfect daughter Of Mrs. Archie
Perfect, S17 w. Central Av., st.
Paul. Charlotte Frances Smith,
daughter of Mr.. Glenn Smith of
479 st. Anthony Av., st. Paul and
Johnnie Ann Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frelix of
831 Aurora Av., st. Paul.
Debutantes present at the lunch
con were the Misses Phyllis Del
ores Bradley, Sharon Ann Few,
Sandra L. Hampton, Sherrie L.
Mazingo, Diane F. Moore, Elaine
T. Montague, Joyce r. Neal, Paula
L. Nevis, Antoinette e. Perfect |
and Johnnie Ann Smith.
The entire affair was informal
and enjoyed by more than 200
debs, members and guests Of the
club.
Mr.. Jesse Miller is president Of
the Cameo Club.
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Mary HoIIngsworfh
Reelected Daughter
Ruler, Minnehaha

At its annual election Of Officers
held Thursday, June 4, Minnehahs
Temple No. 129 reelected Mrs
Mary Hollingsworth as daughter
ruler for the ensuing year.
Other officers named are: Mines
Alma Kinney, vice daughter ruler;
Allene Neal, assistant daughter
ruler; Myrtle Banks, chaplain;
Mary Benford, escort; Bessie How
ell, door keeper; Ethelyne Brown,
gatekeeper; Doris Fields, pianist
and Essie Pastel, assistant chair
man Of trustees.
New officers will be installed at
the next meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
Ann Gregory Finished
80 In Field OF IS
In Women'S Tourney

Ann Gregory, Negro woman am
ateur golfer of Gary Indiana and
winner Of a score of Negro champ
ionships had tough luck in the
American Women's Open Golf
tournament at Brookview in Min
neapolis this year.
Ann finished SO in a field of 35
women who completed the Tourn-
ament. She shot 85-S4-S5-s2 for
a total score Of 1896.
The winner Of the tournament
Bev Hanson shot a 297. She de-
feated Louise suggs in a sudden
death play-off at the first hole.
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

June 20-Mrs. Arabelle Hill, Los
Angeles, Calf.
June Fl - Mrs. M. e. Reden,
Sioux Falls, s. D.
June 22-Nelson Peery, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Wilbert Greer, At
lanta, Ga.
June 24-Bob Bolton, Los An
geles, Calf.
June Is - Mrs. Harvey Jones
Los Angeles, Calf.
June 26-Mrs. Lou Eta Child
ress, Lathrop, Mo-; Mrs. Louis
Washington Mathews, Sioux City
Ia
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYs


June 20-Mrs. Bruce e. Lucas
5421 Wayzata Blvd; Alfred Floyd
Poole, 1892 Fourth Av. s.
June 21-Franklin w. Turner
2421 Portland Av., Mrs. Maxine
Campbell, 1858 Portland Av.; Lin
da Shepherd, 1887 Portland Av.
June 22-Herbert Rice, 1908 18th
Av. S.; Mrs. Josephine Howell,
4421 Fifth Av. S.; Mrs. Johnnie
Mae Lumsey, 922 Fremont Av.
NJ; Mrs. Annie ThomaH, 1909
Olson Highway; Karla Darlene
Westberry, 919 Seventh st. N;
Renee Huggar, 216 e. AZ ST.; Mrs.
Julius Townsend, 1908 Smelling Av.
June 23-William e. Commodore,
1881 Bryant Av. N; Angeline Mil
Ter, 300 18th Av. NJ; William F.
Hill, APT Knox Av. N.
June 24-Mrs. Lena LaFaucette
1886 Clinton Av.; Mr.. Oliver L.
Cooper, 3644 Smelling Av.; Mrs.
Carrie Sudduth, 1915 Oakland Av.
June 25-Riley N. Gilchrist,
3946 Second Av. s.; Kim Edwards,
3217 Blaisden Av.; John c. Mason,
1924 Fifth Av. s.; Beverley Town
send, 1908 Smelling Av.
June 26-R. e. Wallace Jr., 5000
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Jessie Ham
mond, 925 Humboldt Av. NJ; Nit
chell Williams, 1910 S. Eighth
ST.; Elmer F. Kopp, 253 Second
Av. S.; Veronica Breedlove, 721
Aldrich Av. NJ; Charles Curry Jr..
1886 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Ruth
Cowan, 813 Elwood Av. N.
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fresh strawberry
shortcake with a
delicious whipped
topping made with
new crystal-form
instant nonfat dry
milk. These magic
crystals of nonfat
milk whip when
mixed with an
equal amount of
ice water into huf-
fly white mounds
of topping that's
y lighter in cali
cries than whipped
cream. It's eco
nomical, too, for
those who are
watching the bud
get (who isn't?)
49,. an average
serving costs less
than 2h cents.
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Social and Personal
< ST PAUL <
K ST. PAUL <

Out Of Hospital: Margaret Brewin S72 Iglehart Av
tnue to improve after being hopazed in University hospital
for than two months She returned May 30 in
time to graduate with her class St School
Sunday May 81 Margaret recovering satisfactorily and hopes
to be able to resume her normally active life
Club Hostess seasonal lunch served and enioyed by
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Visited Mother Mrs. Sally O. Gates, 2435 Fourth Av S.,
and granddaughter Deon Gloria Gates the weekend
in Kansas City and Lathrop Mo- They guests of Mrs
Gates mother Mrs Louea Chdress in Lathop While there
Mrs Gates had air conditioning installed her mothers home
birthday gift Mrs Chdress will observe her birthday
Saturday June g. The visitors made the trip by plane each
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

Combine cup relquefed instant nonfat dry milk crystals
(use package drecions) and "a melted butter; mix well
Add cups biscuit mix mix just until blended. Turn out
lightly Toured surface knead 10 times Roll out to -inch
rounds with pa Inch Toured biscuit cutter
baking sheet Bake in hot 450
minutes until lightly Drowned Cool. Cut in half
wise.
Combine quart fresh strawberries and Il sugar mix
we'll Mix cup instant nonat dry milk crystals with "
Whip until soft peaks form GA minutes. Add
tablespoons lemon juice Continue whipping, while gradually
adding until peaks form GA longer
Arrange alternate layers of sweetened strawberries and
whipped crystals split biscuits Serve at
makes to 8 serVngS)
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

ST. PAUL
June 20-Mr. and Mrs. Macec
Simmons, 683 Rondo Av., "a years
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Cox
7S1 Marshall Av., 20 years.
June 21-Mr. and Mrs. Earlyr
r. Bell, 401 w. Hoyt St., is years
June 22-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Carter, s12 st. Anthony Av., II
years.
June 23-Mr. and Mrs. Dear
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Low cuIorie Topping For shorteoks

the weathers put damper menu planning
imagination here's dessert suggestion from Carnaton Com
pany home economists TO lend interest TO dinners Serve
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

YOU KNOW WHERE THIS PAPER
STANDS.
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Jurisdiction, held June 7th to 10th
in Muskogee, Okla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

| groups sentiments about the
primary results In this way:
II think Mr.. DeSapio's days
as powerful boss are num-
beredp e. rA9
The traditional cry of boss
against Tammany leaders
gained new impetus last year
when Mr.. DeSapio was accused
Of forcing the United States
senatorial nomination Of Man.
haitian District Attorney Frank
Hogan. later defeated by then
Representative Kenneth Keat-
ing. Mr.. Lehman and others
had sought the nomination for
Mr.. Finletter.
Later the Republicans used
the "bossism" issue so effec-
lively that many Democrats
held him responsible for the
election of Republican Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller.
Mr.. DeSapio himself claims
he is just as much of a liberal
Democrat as any Of the reform
group. and has offered to con-
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leaders and the primary vot.
seemed to insure that he hat
done so.
In his own district, Mr.. De-
Sapio polled only an unofficia
4.857 votes to 4,27l for his op.
ponent. Charles e. McGuin.
ness, a 38-year-old corporation
lawyer.
Even this margin. fantasia
cally slim in view of the Tam
many leaders long time power
In the party, was being ques-
toned by the insurgents and
40 voting machines were put
under police guard at Mr.. Nc
Guinness request early today
Another defeat for Mr.. De-
Sapio, unconnected with the
Lehman Roosevelt Finletter
effort, put Representative
Adam Clayton Powell, Demo-
crat Of New York, in as leader
of a Harlem district. The
Negro Representative defeated
an incumbent who was backed
by Tammany.
Mr.. Lehman summed up his
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the New York State Demo
cratic Party.
National Committeeman De-
lSapio barely won over an in
surgent candidate In his owr
Greenwich Village district, and
the insurgent group was claim
ing 2 victories in 20 contests
in other districts.
NEr. DeSspio ) reply. to the
claim was that, only one of the
seven winners was really anti
Tammany and anti-DeSapio. !"
The movement to Gust Mr.
DeSep'o won support from for
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|of st. Luke's Church. told the
schools principal the church
considers the play immoral.
The Westport PTA Council
meets today TO decide whether
or not TO 60 ahead with its
participation In the production.
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Novelist Charges
Church MeddIinq

WEsTPoRT. Conn.,, Sept. l6
tAP.-Novelist Peter De vries,
nettled by a priests protest
against one Of his plays, yester-
day denounced the Roman
Catholic Church as "a regi-
mented organization which has
no business meddling in secular
affairs"
His play THE Tunnel Of
Love" was scheduled for pro-
duction next month by the
Westport Community Theater.
The Westport PTA Council is
to help sell tickets and share in
the proceeds of the production.
THE Tunnel of Love" is a
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comedy about a suburban hus.
band who fathers an illegiti'
mate child.
Last week the Green,
Farms School PTA Executive
Committee voted to withdraw
from the sponsorship after the
Rev. Cornelius Looney. pastor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

mer United States Senator Her.
bert Lehman. former Air Force
Secretary Thomas Finletter and
a number of other well-known
Democre is, in addition to Mrs.
Roosevelt.
Their aim was to elect enough
insurgent Democrats to vote
Mr.. DeSapio out at a meeting
of district leaders next week,
But with l3 of 80 leaderships
uncontested In yesterdays pri-
mary, Mr.. DeSapio needed to
keep only three other loyal
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De Sopio Still on Top,
But Victory Is Slim

NEW YORK. Sept. l6 (AF)-Carmne DeSapo appeared
today to have kept control of Tammany Hall against about
drive supported by Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt and other
tonsly known Democrats.
But it the closest call of his for the Tammany
leader principal target Of growing charges of bosm in
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suit with its leaders on pos
sible changes In the party's
Manhattan organization.
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YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
Husband or Father?
Take Your Choice!

1t will be easy and natural for
your husband to run things.
8. 1t won't be many years,
at any rate, before he will be
interested in different forms
of entertainment and recrea-
ton than those which appeal
to you. He'll want something
less strenuous.
4. You are likely to be left
a widow earlier in life than
a wife has a right to expect.
This may be a particular
problem if you have several
children to take care of.
Certainly I wouldn't say
that such a marriage as you
contemplate is doomed to
failure, Miss I. AS l said be-
fore, it may be a brilliant
success. But think over these
facts, and others that your
parents will doubtless bring
forward, very carefully.
Weigh them well before you
make your decision. Any
large difference in age. in a
marriage creates difficulties
that other people do not have
to meet.
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UNCLE CHARLIE
FAMOUS FABLES

Buzz SAWYER
Pogo
DAVID CRANE


Appreciation: The manag-
ing editor of a New York
newspaper was once eager to
hire Short Story Writer o.
Henry. He sent one Of his
assistants to find him.
Offer him $40 a week." he
said. IF he won't take it try
$50. And if that isn't enough
make it $50"
The assistant found the
writer in a drab rooming
mouse. o. Henry, obviously
broke, was seated AZ a table
on which was a bowl con-
tanning several pears - his
dinner.
Are you Sydney Porter,
otherwise known as ..
Henry?" asked the assistant.
o. Henry nodded.
II am here to make you Q
proposition"
Involving money!" in
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ANWC
To Honor
Actor

Noted Shakespearan actor
Maurice Evans and the en-
tire cast of "Heartbreak
House" will be honored at a
reception to be given August
80 by the American News
paper Women's Club.
The reception is being
given on the eve of the open
ing of the Bernard Shaw
comedy at the National
Theatre.
Other members of the cast
being honored are Pamela
Brown, Sam Levene, Diana
VINEYARD, Alan Webb, Diane
Cilento, and Dennis Price.
This will be the first social
event of the fall season for
the club.
Included on the committee
for the event are Alice Cur
ran, president and Annette
Cutler and Jessie Stearns.