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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31

Block Club heard their guest
speaker, con-con delegate, Lii.
liam Hatcher, speak on the Con
stitutional Convention now be.
ing held in Lansing.
An introduction of her subject
"Con.Con' was given carefully
and understandingly, then the
subject matter was delved with
an authoritative assurance of the
changes of some of the laws
and their right interpretations.
We were more than happy to
have Mrs. Hatcher as our guest.
Our program continued with
the popular "Belcantoes Trio
singing The Star" by Rogers
and Il Believe by Irving Drake
These young girls have a great
future ahead of them.
Mrs. Dorothy Blaylock of Pra-
RE is training these girls beau
tifully.
John Lewis one-man-band is
always popular. We thank all of
YOU Mrs Matte Watkins is pres
ident and Mrs. Mary Belle Rhodes
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31
hoNEY-Do CLUB OBSERVES
SECOND ANNIVERSARY:

Members of the Honey Do
Club observed their second ami
verssry with a dinner meeting
last Sunday. in the home of Mr.,
and Mrs Herbert Castor, of Sen
neca Ave An interesting pro-
gram was enjoyed by all Mrs.
PHYLLIS Pondcrs, instructor at
Lewis Business College was the
guest speaker The club Is com
posed Of ten couples. organized
March, 1860 for the purpose Of
fellowship and recreation. Mr..
Leroy Gibbs Is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31
Give USDA Post
To Horton

James a. Horton, a graduate
OF Lincoln. Mo. University S
school OF journalism and former
public relations consultant. was
appointed recently as a writer
editor IN the Agricultural Mar
keung Service Of the l 5. De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture.
The new appoinlcc has been
assigned to the Food DIstrIbu.
ton Division where he viii write
and edit international material
on such programs as school lunch.
special milk. and the Food
stamp Plan
Prior to Joining the Depart.
mcnt Mr. Horton was CONSUL
tant with Washington public
relations firm lie has also ser.
we'd as newspaper reporter,
ddtcrllslng manager. and editor.
Mr. Horton was born and rear
cd IN Morchcad City. n. C. While
stationed IN England during and
following World War II, he stu
dlcd journalism at Shrlvcnham
University some 90 miles west
Of London. Upon his return to
the United States. he earned a
degree in journalism at Lincoln
Mo, University, and did further
work in the field at the Univcr-
sity OF Minnesota.
The appOintcc is married lie
and Mrs. Morton are the parents
Of three children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31
ATTY. {. w. HAYWOOD
HONORED:

Mrs Phyllis Massey chaircd the
Fellowship Hour sponsored by
the Board Of Christian Education
and the Laymcns Organization Of
ST Paul AME Church last Fri
day, in appreciation Of Attorney
{ H-HayWood, Secretary OF the
National Council Of Churches.
Mr. d d, Adams introduced Mr..
Robert Wilson of Fisher YMCA,
as Master OF Ceremonies. Atty.
Edward f. Belle, president Of the
Wolverine Bar Association, and
Dr. Estel / Odlc, president Of
the Board Of Christian Education
Of the Detroit Council Of Church.
cs brought greetings.
Expressions also came from Mr.
Frazer Edmonds. second vice
president Of the United Brother.
hood Mr. Joseph j Gross. mem.
Der executive board Of Boy Scouts
Of America Detroit, Mr. {. y.
Berry Michigan Conference Lay
men organization, Mr.. Walter
Gleason president Of Protestant
Men Organization. Mr. Lloyd
SanbOrn executive secretary of
Hannah Branch YMCA, Mr. Thorn
as J Stallworth. Of ST Paul AME
Cnurcn Board Of Christian Ed.
ucailon Mr. o 6 owens. Of st.
Paul Church school and Mr. w
l.. Harrison Of st Pau's Trustee
Board The Rev A d Evans IS
pastor Of the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31
Court NesUS

The officers said Mrs. Keith
STRUCK her husband over the head
win the bottle, while he was
seated IN a cnalr In the living
room of their home. They SAID
WINE Record was down on the
floor, she struck him repeatedly
over the head with the bottle.
She then covered the dying
man with MS top coat and went
TO bed and slept until the follow
ing morning, when she called re-
ialIves, who in turn called police.
The couple had lived together
about eight months before the
tragedy.
Joseph Rodgers. 25, of 80 Mars.
ton, was found guilty OF simple
larceny last week by Recorders
Judge Elvin l.. Davenport and
sentenced to go days in the House
VI CORRECTION.
Rodgers was arrested on the
complaint of a l5-ycar-old news
boy, VINO accused dodgers of TAX
ing $500 from him while he was
delivering papers in an apartment
house at 30 Garfield.
The newsboy said while making
change, he dropped SO TO the
floor. lie said Rodgers picked up
the money and kept So for him
self
Walter James Porter, %, Of
1862 Mckay, was held for trial
on $1,000 bond and two sureties
on the charge of larceny in a
store on arrangement before Re-
cordcr's Judge John p. Scallcn
after pleading guilty to the
charge.
Police said Porter walked into
a downtown department. store,
picked up power saw, valued at
Sl988. concealed the saw under
his coat and walk out of the
store without paying for the mcr.
/ chandisc.
Porter was apprehcndcd on the
street a short distance from the
store and placed under arrest
The saw was confiscated.
Police quoted Porter as saying
Another man was going TO sell
the saw for me - and we were
going TO divide the money.
Hosea Troup, IS, of 269 Win
der, was charged with shopliftini
last week in warrant issued b.
the prosecutors office. He wa
arrested in a downtown depart
mcnt store after conceaIing tire
bcdshcets, valued at S7.77, in
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31
SPIRITUAL UNITY AMONG
MEN" l0th ANNUAL MEMS
DAY THEME:

First Baptist Church Of South
West Detroit, 1912 Could Street
observed their 10th Annual Mems
Day last sunday Morning speak
or was the Rev Robert Mckcl,on.
Of Second Jerusalem Baptist
Church. and Mr. w. NJ Jackson
spoke IN the 7 pm. service. Mr..
John J Smith was chairman. the
Rev Nathaniel Jackson is min.
iSicr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31

NCNW FOOD FESTIVAL -
The National Council of Negro
Women scored another smashing
success recently with their Fourth
Annual Brotherhood Food Festi-
val at the Presidential Arms in
Washington, DC. Exotic foods
from many lands were highlights
of the event as well as an exhibit
by The Coca-Cola Company, At
lanta, Ca, which featured blow
ups" of pages from coes-coIs
Oversees, company magazine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31

reporting on Coca-Cola sponsored
Miss Africa Contest" In photo
at left, Otis N. Thompson, ac-
count associate for Coca-Cola.
The Moss ii. Hendrix Organiza.
ton relates contest background
to NCNW heads Miss Ruth Sykes.
executive secretary; DR.. Deborah
Partridge Wolfe, second vice pres.
ldent, and Miss Vinita Lewis.
fourth vice president. In center
panel, Mrs. lsmat Anwar, left.
wife OF Pakistan naval attachc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-31

ana Mrs. Laura Tucker, cultural
atiachc' Libcrian Embassy, ques-
tlon James Bud Ward, MHKO
Tor Carnation Company account
associate, as Mrs. Mabel Cox-Bal.
ogun' Sierra Leone, look on. In
right photo, Mrs. Dorothy l.
height second from right, NCNW
president, chats with Miss Rose.
marie Tyler, Washington Afro.
American. Karl Matthews, Stand
ara Pressed Steel, Philadelphia,
and Mr.. Ward
Evening star., 1962-11-04

Oh
capitalized
Eghtyseenth
Polls Of further
Evening star., 1962-11-04
Republicans

Mrs. Elaine Lady
Henry +. LeTch
John S. MclneTney
James R. Miller, j..
Henry J. Noyes
Evening star., 1962-11-04

S. Mrs. Rose C. Kramer
At Large
STANLEY B. FR0SH
At Large
William Sher
Evening star., 1962-11-04

John A. Floyd
At Large
Miss Kathryn E. Diggs
At Large
Thomas N. Wilson
Evening star., 1962-11-04
Council Dist.
Democrats

/. JERRY 7. WILLIAMS
2. GROVER K. WALKER
3. VIM. A. Linthicum, Ir.
4. MRS. STELLA WERNER
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

perfect finale your and ideal spring
dessert Fted Cheese Cake made easily and
economically with ocaorie instant nonfat dry milk crystals
containing all the protein vitan calcium and phosphorus
of whole milk.
delightful Cheese Cake developed by Carnaon Com
pany home economists its texture to the
magic crystals that whip like dream It's dessert
make in time and be proud to serve all the time.
No-BAKE FRUITED CHEESE CAKE
makes 6-l0 serVings)
package (3N ounces) "a cup instant nonfat dry milk
vanilla pudding mix crystals
z envelopes unHavored IA cup ice wafer
gelatins tablespoons lemon Juice
water "a
u cup sugar egg whites. stiflY beaten
Yolls slightly beaten "a mixed cHndied fruits
] cup cream-StYl0 cottage Candied cherry halves
cheese
Combine pudding mix gelatine cups water cup sugar
egg yoks Cook low heat stirring
sany until hckened Cool thoroughly Beat cottage cheese
until creamy Add pudding mixture and continue beating until
mixture is blended
Combine instant crystals and ice and whip until soft
peaks form GA mnutes) Add lemon juice and continue whip
ping while gradually adding cup sugar. until stiff peaks
form GA minutes longe Fold whipped instant crystals
whites and mixed candied fruits into pudding mixture
Pour into crumb miXture". Chill until set (about
hours Unmod Garnsh with canded cherries, desired
"Crumb mixture: Blend fine graham cracker crumbs
with tablespoon sugar and tablespoon melted butter Line
bottom Of 9x5x3nch loaf with waxed paper foil Press
crumbs over bottom of pan
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

woman in the world possessing
such a souvenir.
The commander of the Noa said
last week that Bell has now been
transferred from the Noa to an
other destroyer based at Mayport,
Fla.
He said Bell had applied for the
transfer to the other ship before
Glenn's epic flight. After fishing
the astronaut from the sea, Bell
went home to his family in
Youngstown, and there presented
the parachute sack to his wife,
Bernice, and his son, Ronald.
The Bells are staunch members
Of the Philips Chapel Methodist
church in Youngstown.
Bell was photographed on the
deck of the Noa with 1t. Col.
Glenn minutes after the astronaut
as pulled from the water but the
seaman was unidentified at the
time.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
ST. PAIL BIRTHDAYS

March % - Sonia LABEL John
son, 400 N. Dale St.; Mrs. S. w.
Kincaid; Mrs. Robert Williams,
1915 Carroll Av.; Maryland Rosen-
bloom, 681 West Central Av.
March IS - David Williams,
917 Fuller Av.; Deborah Marie
Mason, I'll Carroll Av.
March 26 - Green Watson, 1856
West Central Av.; Alfred Parran,
276 Kent St.; and Gwynne Denise
Granger, 244 Virginia Av.
March 27 - Walter Bennett,
S72 st. Anthony Av.; Arthur P.
Rhodes, 889 st. Anthony Av.;
Mrs. Mamie Little, 500 Rondo Av.;
Floyd Massey, III, 1896 West
Central Av.; James H. Thomas
458 Carroll Av.; Gordon Ronnell
Carter, 1908 Carroll Av.; Archie
Starks, lat Valley; Karen Rus
sell, 500 Iglehart Av.; Leroy
Young, ia Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Effie King, 874 Rondo Av.; and
Godfrey Rawlings, 667 Iglehart
Av.
March 20 - Ronald Harris, 4O5
st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Emmert
Jones, 982 Aurora Av.; Mrs. Susie
w. Bowen, 3S2 N. Avon; Edgar
Keith Murphy, 1872 Rondo Av.;
James H. Thomas, Jr., San Fran
cisco, Calf, and Jacob De Pine,
631 st. Anthony Av.
March 3O-LeRoy Coleman, 356
West Wheelock Parkway; Mrs.
Roberta Davis, 299 N. Avon, Rev.
Denzil Carly, 465 Mackubin St;
Richard Garcia, 6O3 Iglehart Av.;
p. H. Henderson, 152 Bigelow Lane;
Mrs. Rosetta M. Speese, 1872 RondO
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Negro Bo0fSWoin First
To See ASfronouf
Glenn In Recover

Mayport, Fla. (ANP) - The
first "earthman" to see and greet
Astronaut John H. Glenn when
he plunged into the sea after orbit
ing the earth in outer space was
a 36-year-old Negro boatswain.
David Bell, a husky seaman
from Youngstown, Ohio, manned
the 40-foot pole which hooked 1t,
Col. Glenn's space capsule enab-
ling the astronaut to be hoisted
aboard Bells ship, the destroyer
USS Noa.
Bell, in words which may go
down in history with Stanley's
"Mr. Livingston, I presume",
greeted Glenn with the comment
Mice going! Glad to have you
back! I'm from Ohio, too"
Glenn. in appreciation Of Bells
work and with the approval OF
officials of the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration,
gave Bell the sack which encased
the parachute that floated Glenn
back into this world after he cir
cled the earth three times in an
other world.
This means that Bells wife is in
possession of an article that has
been "out of this world" and
which has encircled the earth in
outer space three times.
Mrs. Glenn. wife of the Astron-
aut, is probably the only other
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


March % - Mrs. Marcella
Mayes, 4O41 Oakland Av
March 20 - Mrs. Edith Burt
1896 Third Av. S.; Clarence Moses
1867 Clinton Av.; Gerald Bailey
2549 Fourth Av.; Claude Camp
bell, 1924 Smelling Av.; Marilyu
and Michael Burgen, 1904 Fifth
Av. s.; Mrs. Nancy Clark, 1882
Fifth Av. S., and Alberta Odette
Gary, 3433 Third Av. S.
March 80 - Leroy Bell, 1918
Oakland Av.; Olin p. Wells, 4O51
w. 21 St, Los Angeles, Calf.
Grace Baysinger, 3OO9 Garfield
Av. s.; Idella Grigsby, 1909 Sec
ond Av. S.; Mrs. Aaron Arradondo,
4457 Fourth Av. s.; Althea Had
ley, 715 Logan Av. N; William
Spivey, Jr., 1909 Fifth Av. S. and
Mrs. Helen Curry, 624 f. 38th
st.
March 81 - Mrs. Inez Clark
321 E. 45th St; Mrs. Marian Peeb-
les Bethel, 1859 Hearst Av., Berke-
ley, Calf; Lamar Roberts, 2O6 f
43rd St; George Young, 1000 EN-
crson Av. N; James L. Davis, st
Louis, Mo; Keith Ratliff, 2935
Fifth Av. S.; Eddie Lee Anderson
618 Fremont Av. N.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

.Sudanese baby born in Milwaukee,
Wis.
Room GA: Mrs. Juanita Jer-
ricks, 1907 Irving Av. NJ, is on
the road to recovery after under
going major surgery at Mt. Sinai,
Monday, March 26. She is in Room
.614.
Los Angeles Entertained: Friends
and relatives rolled out the royal
carpet for Mrs. Marion Anderson
of Los Angeles, when she recently
paid a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Thelma Macintosh, 1910 S. 9Th st.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been in
Des Moines, returned there Mon
day, March &c, to be with their
mother, Mrs. Wesley Burrell, who
was recently released from the
hospital and is convalescing at
home. Mrs. Anderson leaves for
California in April.
Happy Birthday, Twaya! Thirty
young guests helped Twaya Mac
Intosh, daughter of Mrs. Thelma
Macintosh, 1910 S. 9Th ST., cele,
brate her tenth birthday, on Sat,
urday, March "a. Typical party
fun was had, highIghted by the
taking of pictures. Among Tw'
aya's many birthday treasures
was a Rainbow Bible, a gift from
her godmother, Mrs. Crystella
Walker.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
\ lnSUroncs Counselor
Did Equity Life. EVonSion, III

It's a good plan for everyone
to build, up an emergency fund"
equal to six months earnings (af-
ter taxes). Then you're prepared
for troubles such as sickness, lay
off or other difficulty.
Don't keep this fund around
your house. Deposit it where
you'll earn interest or dividends,
yet can switch to cash in a hurry.
Choose from bank or savings and
loan accounts government or
good municipal bonds life or
retirement insurance. Pick sew
eral rather than just one invest
ment, but avoid keeping too much
money where interest payments
are small.
If you have a checking account
and always keep some emergency
money in it, count this as part Of
your fund. Include retirement
credits if they can be changed to
cash easily. But don't count mon
ey already in special accounts like
Christmas Club or vacations.
Start to build your fund now.
Emergencies happen when you
leaS; expect them.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

make them a unique member of
the greenbean family.
Italian green beans are delicious
cooked according to package di-
rections and served with butter
and seasonings. You can vary
them too in many ways-such as
the Cheddar Greens featured here.
Cook the beans according to pack
age directions, drain. Add a half
cup of grated Cheddar cheese, two
tablespoons of milk and a dash of
nutmeg and serve them to three
pleased people.
Another variation is to saute a
quarter cup of slivered blanced al
monds in butter until golden
brown, then mix them lightly with
the cooked beans.
A final hint don't overlook
Italian green beans. One of their
incest characteristics is the crisp
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
1928 Halle
Q. Brown Members

A membership report meeting
was held at Halle Q. Brown. by
the membership committee on
Thursday, March 22nd, 7:3O pm.
The following are the member
ships that have come in to date:
1962-1963 memberships.
DR.. and Mrs. Walls, 615 Mont
calm; Retired Mems Club of Hal
lie Q. Brown House; Mr.. Ellis
Manning, $50 Iglehart; Mrs. Agnes
Park, Scandia, Mimi; The Stephen
Maxwell Family, 882 Carroll; Miss
Anna E. R. Furness, 265 So. Ex-
change; Mrs. Yvonne Price, 665
No. Dale; Mrs. Naomi Bell, 697
Carroll; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Har-
ris, 878 Marion St.; Mr.. Richard
Mann, 1905 No. Western; Alice
Whitelaw, Prior Lake; DR.. and
Mrs. Norman H. Howell, 1891 No.
Western; The Wednesday Matinee
Club of the Twin Cities; Mr.. Jack
Ward, 581 So. Pascal; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman c. Jones, 171O Bay
ard Av.; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Burns, 633 Iglehart; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Foster, 286 N. Milton;
Mr.. Arthur Hill, Jr., 838 Carroll;
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Drizzle, 698
Rondo; Mrs. c. Gale, I'll Aurora;
Mrs. Marie Mathews, ITO Aurora;
Mr.. Barren Desnick, 1898 Univer-
sity; Mr.. Ted Bies, 678 Unviersi-
ty.
Mr.. Arthur Reinhart, 1541
Cumberland; Mr.. Earlyn Bell, 405
w. Hoyt; Mr.. Milton Henry, 1853
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yeag
er, 1872 Fisk; Mrs. Harry Richard
son, 757 Fuller; Mrs. Archie An
derson, 1893 E. County Road B;
Mrs. Richard Harris, sol St. An
thony; Mrs. Margaret Day, AIS
st. Anthony; Mr.. Ernest Potts,
619 st. Anthony; Mr.. Philip Free
man, S13 Dayton; Mr.. Don Beese,
672 University; Mr.. Robert Har-
ris, 795 w. Central; Mr.. James
Walker, 632 Iglehart; Miss Bev-
erly Jones, 914 Fuller; Mrs. Doris
Bradley, 1854 Dayton.
Mrs. Lucille Bryant, S66 Day.
ton; Mr.. lakeland Smaller, 1854
Dayton; Miss Connie Price, 1890
Carroll; Mr.. Emerett Jones, 982
Aurora; Miss Shirley Jones, 982
Aurora; Mr.. John Toliner, 1912
Marshall; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bar
ringer, TAG Aurora; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Lazenberry, 1856 N. Chats
worth; Mrs. Adrienne Peoples, 385
N. Chatsworth; Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Van Dorf, 565 Aurora;
Miss Beverly Carroll, 612 w.
Central; Mrs. Edna Griffin, 1892
N. Western; Mr.. Hyland Stokes,
1892 Dora Lane; Mrs. Alice On
que, 218 N. Milton; Mrs. Cecil
E. Mccoy, 288 N. Avon; Mrs. Ed
ward Eastman, 953 ST. Anthony;
Mr.. Chester w. Oden, Sr., 808
Dayton; Mrs. Abram Goodloe,
1896 Carroll; Mr.. A. Buckley, 1888
Carroll, Mrs. Cleat w. Oliver, Sr.,
in memory of Ida Brady, 656 Igle-
hart; Mrs. L. Garnett, 1925 Car
roll.
(List will be continued next weekly
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

Haven, Connecticut left Friday,
March 10 enroute to his home
after a two day visit with his
sister and brother in law, DR..
and Mrs. James L. Gibbs, Jr., 723
Seventh St, Sc, Minneapolis.
Needs 20 Blood Donors: On
Thursday, March 29, Mrs. Maxine
Mayes, 92O Humboldt Av. N. will
undergo open heart surgery at
General Hospital. Mrs. Mayes will
need 20 donors to replace blood
that may be used during surgery
and convalescence. Blood may be
given at any time. Please state
that you are giving blood for Mrs.
Mayes. Mrs. Mayes is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Goldman.
Exchange Student: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Rankin, 625 Logan Av. N,
had as their dinner guests, Sun
day, March 25, Mr.. and Mrs. Elzh-
beir A. Elsadig and their five
month old baby girl Ashraga from
Sudan, Africa. Mr.. Elsadig, an
exchange student, is studying
electrical engineering at Dun
woody. Mr.. and Mrs. Elsadig made
headlines as parents of the first
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

April l - Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Smith, 1415 James Av. ~, six
years.
April 3 - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pullum, Jr, eight years.
April - Mr.. and Mrs. William
Whiteside, 5000 Third Av. s., 19
years; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Car
ter, 1909 18th Av. ~, 48 years.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
He Went To Jail
For Sufe-Keeping

Miami Beach, Fla. (ANP) -
French Canadian Real Oligny of
Iberbele, Quebec, here on his hon
eymoon, got hopelessly lost week
on the beach when he couldn't un-
derstand the direction signs -
printed of course, in English.
But the resourceful Canadian
solved the problem. He turned him
self in at the Police Station
and waited for his wife to claim
him!
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

April 2 - Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Williams, 4O8 Carroll Av, 13
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Vickus Nc
Cowan, st. Paul, % years.
April 8 - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mcleod, st. Paul, eight years.
April - Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
O'Neal, 976 Iglehart Av, -four
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Wheeler, 767 Rondo Av., four
years.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

drag are among the benefits de-
rived from this ultra-modern,
missile-shaped kite.
Just the opposite of aviation
pioneers, who toyed with kite
flying to learn new tricks, these
designers have used a number
of principles well known in air.
plane design for their kites.
Curved lifting surface like a
delta-wing plane and rocket
like fuselage add to the aerody-
manic features Of this newest
Of the new.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

fine principles OF aerodynamlcs
in developing a wholly new,
unique kite.
Tested and studied in a wind
tunnel by a University Of Min
nesota aeronautical engineering
professor, the inflatable plastic
Aero Kite was developed by
Lakeside Toys of Minneapolis,
MINI. 1t has proven its ability
to fly In wind as low as 3 miles
per hour!
Greater altitude, more stabi-
Hty, quicker ascent and less
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
texture mentioned above.
Cheddar Italian Beans

texture mentioned above.
Cheddar Italian Beans
package 70 ounces) quick
frozen Italian
y cup grated Cheddar cheese
2 tablespoons milk
Dash of nutmeg
Cook beans as directed on pack
age; drain. Fold in cheese, milk
and nutmeg. Mix lightly. Makes
3 servings.
Italian Green Beans and Almonds
1 package % ounces) quick
frozen italian green beans
a cup slivered blanched almonds
2 tablespoons butter
Cook beans as directed on pack
age; drain. Meanwhile, saute al
monds in butter until golden
brown. Add to beans and mix
lightly. Makes 3 servings.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Great Grandfather Survives
Rigid Truining Course

Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
CANP) - William Gordon Goodwin
was congratulated by fellow class
men last week when it was an
nounced that he had successfully
met all requirements and passed
six-week national survival train
ing course for men, 1s to so years
old.
Goodwin was congratulated all
over again when it was learned
that he is SO years old, is a great
grandfather and gave his age as
40 when he enrolled. He also got
one of the highest marks in the
class!
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30

Av.; Carlotta Lorraine Gray 296
st. Adams.
March 81 - John Radford,
Louisville, Ky; Vesta Harris, 306
N. St Adams; Margaret Hender-
son, 716 Aurora Av.; Alphonso
Nelson, 565 St. Anthony Av.;
Mahlon Thomas, 1896 Rondo Av.;
Kim Elizabeth Crawford, 973 Igle-
hart Av.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
His Little Nap"
Lasted 36 HoursI

Little Rock, Ark. (ANP) -
Patrolman B. R. Keyes reported
last week that William Ringler,
so, had been found in a locked
railroad boxcar by a Rock Island
Lines employe. Still a little groggy
and dazed, Ringler told police he
had crawled into the boxcar ito
take a little nap" He was sur
prised and shocked when told that
his little nap had lasted SO hours!
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-30
Social and Personal
< MINNEAPOLIS K

Twin Talies Meet: The Twin Taes met at the home of
Mrs Thomas Johnson 4045 Oakland Av Guest of the
was Mrs Louis johnson who received gift Members winning
prizes were first Mrs John Ewing second Mrs Clarence Smith
and third Mrs Thomas Johnson The April meeting of the club
will be at the home of Mrs Royal Gooden GIT Igehart Av
Paul.
Visitor From Connecticut Julian Taylor, Jr, of New