Page 6, St. Paul RECORDER. Friday, September 7. 1951
Almost About
Everything fejjß
By Percy Villa jBErS |
AU RtVOIR, SIMMONS, HIRSCH AND YOUNGDAHL . . .
The month of September is a sad month for yours truly and I’l
tell you why. Three of my closest friends and their families are leav
ing our state and as the days near for their departing I feel evci
more sad.
They all have, been of great service to the community and the;
will be missed for many years to come. The Hirschs and the Simmom
are going to sunny California and the Youngdalils are going to Wash
Ington. I hope to see ’em during the next few months upon my visit,
to Dos Angeles and Washington.
Good luck to all of ’em as they are the finest people this side o
heaven.
Next Thursday night at the Nicollet Hotel hundreds of John Sim
men's friends will pay honor to him and his family. It will be a gram
affair and knowing the plans well in advance I can assure you thai
those that will attend will always cherish this affair.
As chairman of the ticket committee I might report that ticket.'
are going good and those wishing to attend can contact me at Geneve
0264.
If someone wants a slogan for their campaign to oust McCarthy
from the Senate, how about this: "The Bore That Made Milwauke*
Famous ?"
Promoter Tony Steelier writes from California that he’s return
ing within two weeks to again plan on a busy season with Imxing am
wrestling shows He adds that now that Jackie Graves' contrail
troubles are over with he ll headline his first fight show of the sea.ior
early in October. His plans call for his return by the 15th of Sep
tember.
Next Wednesday night in New York the Robinson-Turpin figtit
takes place and like myself, most of you wish yeu were there to se<
it. We took in the movie of their last fight in London a few month.-
back and thought It sensational
Most likely Robinson will again enter the ring as a favorite but
I think most of the fans and newspapermen have underrated young
Turpin. He’s really a great fighter and my best guess n that he’ll
still be champion after the fight
NOBODY ASKED Mt, BUT . . .
lam Viscusl, the very best manager in the country will managi
Jackie Graves.
Sugar Ray Robinson, when he hangs ’em up will go in for poli
tics. (Well, I could think of worse things.)
Add to things I don’t want to miss The John Simmons ami
Governor Youngdahl parties.
Shirley Zaverl knows of another Iron curtain her laundry.
Movie cashiers don't look as pretty as they used to
Much as I like Jane Russell, I wouldn't want to be on a desert
island with her (are you readin’. Anabelle?)
Jackie Graves is the only fighter I know of who behaves as if he
weren't.
Men who kiss and tell are not half as bad as those who kiss and
exagerate.
Congratulations are in order to IRVING BRAND, the newest
Judge. It couldn't happen to a nicer person.
Soon the only untainted sport will be "tiddly winks "
If the Republicans don’t watch out, they'll unintentionally get
rid of Acheson one of these days. Then they'll have no one to save
the country from and it will serve them right.
George Davis says: "One way to avoid having to notice those first
signs of shiny baldness is to put on dark glasses before combing your
hair.’’
I eat twice as much when I'm out at a resort
Have you heard the one about the woman who collected $50,000
Insurance when her husband died. While In mourning she told a
friend. “I’m no sad I’d give SIO,OOO of this money to have him back."
Overheard at a late hour on Hennepin Ave "Stop trying to kiss
me. I ll have none of your lip."
Jackie Cameron, in a parking lot notes, that most of the argu
ments start from scratch.
A Couple of so-called fighters were talking about themselves and
one said: "Insomnias got mo worried I can't even sleep when it's
time tx> get up " Hut don't get me wrong, 1 love the boxing game
My vacation Is over, thank you boss and readers and a double
thank you to the guest writers
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family is through reading before I get to catch up on the
latest news in the RECORDER
First my Daddy reads the news and editorials, ads and
features, he reads it all from front to back Then it is
Mommy’s turn, she especially likes to read about fashions
and Nell Russell's column After sister reads the Weekly
Review and brother reads the sports, the paper is nearly
worn out by my turn
Do yon blame me for being sad? But I’m not going to
just sit and cry . . .I'm going to order my own subscription
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St. Paul Saints
Assured Of Play-
Off Berth
With the St. Paul Saints as
iun*d a playoff berth, the club
placed box and reserved seat tic
w* ts for the first two playoff
games on sale at the park im
mediately following the Labor
Lay game.
Although Milwaukee has
clinched the pennant, the fight for
playoff p< sition continues between
St. Paul, Kansas City. Minneapo
lis and Louisville. As a result of
the scramble, the Saints are not
yet certain as to who their play
off opponent will be or when the
first game will he played in St.
Paul. If the Saints finish second
I which seems likely at the mo
ment, th* playoffs will definitely
open at Lexington Park a week
from today, Tuesday, Septem
ber 11.
Th* club also announced that in
the event Minneapolis is St. Paul’s
playoff opponent, the playoff
[ series will rotate between the two
eities • very other night. Starting
September 11. However, there
would be an off day on Wednes
day, September 12, since both
clubs have agreed to no game on
that date in view of the pro foot
ball charity game scheduled in
I Minneapolis
I Should the Saints drop to third
| place in the race, they would then
open in Milwaukee on September
11 and the first game at Lexing
ton would be scheduled for Thurs- i
• lay. Sept* nib* r 13.
Planning Committees
For Conference
The National Conference Com
mitten which planned the meeting |
was composed of R Maurice I
Moms. chairman, Marion Morrell, I
St < rrtary and Thomas A Talley,
Assistant Secretary.
Other members w* re Walter H ■
Aiken. L I. Alexander. Levin W
Arm wood. Thomas A. Augustine
Enid C. Baird. M. Leo Bohanon,
Barbara E Davis, Dnwdal H
Davis Nida M. Edwards. Francis
.1 Gilligan, Sophia Yarnall Jacobs
William V Kelley, Seaton W.
Manning; J Westbrook McPher
son. Clifford E Minton, Mollie
Moon. Cecil Newman, S Vincent
Owens, John M. Patton.
George H. Robinson, Remus G
Robinson. Doris R- per, Clifford
Rn< ker. C. rl T S* him* man. John
G Simmons Louis Simon George
W Snowden. Sterling Tucker, Ai
nold B Walker, (’harks W Wash
ington Thomas A Webster. Beu
lah T W hitby, James N Williams
Boyd L Wilson Leona Winner,
Carrie Woo*l. Thomas G Young,
and Whitney M Young.
The St. Paul Conference com
mittee included Leona Winner,
chairman Thomas A Talley, sec
retary Banquet and Luncheons.
Dons Roper chairman; Commun
ity’ Relations, Ruth L. Bowman,
(hairman Entertainment Bar
bara E Davis, chairman; Ex
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Finan* • Carl T Schuneman.
chairman. 1b n am; and Informa
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Libor. Frank Starkey AFL and
(’hark s Rafferty. CIO. co ( hair
nun Publicity, Helen Schetter
( h.urman. Radio and Tel* vision |
Max Karl, chairman: Registra- I
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man Souvenirs and Mementos, |
Mice Onque. < hairman; Special I
Event.- Walter Rock * hairman
To ket Sal* s. Molli* Geary, chair-i
man: Badge Checker. Janab* II
Taylor, chairman
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to Negroes, one white resident
commented, We shouldn’t get
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Negroes who have purchased 1
homes in the area have not moved
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th* Mozley Park Home Owners'
Protective corporation would take
up th*' situation with the city
council, according to a real ' state
agent who officiated at the meet
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i ation is fast rounding into form
I for the opening game of the 1951-
■52 season. Saturday evening,
I Sept. 22. at 7 o’clock at the Re
! < reation Hall on Hennepin Ave.
I The membership is growing and
I the teams are being rapidly filled
i by newcomers who are anxious to
participate in this wholesome pas
time. To those members who have
not reported and intend to bowl,
please contac the secretary. Do it
now, as tomorrow may be too late
to be listed as a regular.
Additional Social and
Personal News
MHm-h Kathryn Bailey, Shirlee
Brown and Gloria Brown returned
from their homes in Des Moines,
la., after spending the weekend
and holiday visiting relatives and
friends.
Misses Joanne Fraction and
Dorothy Stovall spent the week
end and holiday in Duluth visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mary Terry of Moberly,
Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gibbs
and Mr and Mrs Fred Simms and
children, Freddie James, Iwanna,
Betty and Arthur of Mexico, Mo.,
motored to the city Sunday. Sept.
2, for the holiday, and to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Grigsby
and family, 811 Aldrich Ave. No.
: Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Simms are
i mother and sister of Mrs. Grigsby.
I Mrs. Terry is remaining in the
city, the others left Tuesday for
their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Logan,
3536 Clinton Ave. So., motored to
Somerset, Wis., Thursday, Aug
ust 29, to the Opal White place,
where a delicious dinner was ser
ved in honor of Mr and Mrs
George Ellis of Dayton. Ohio Mrs
Frances Duncan and Mrs I.avinia
Logan were in the party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis of
Dayton. Ohio, are here attending
the National Urban League Con
ference in St Paul They arrived
Monday, August 27. at the home
of Mrs Frances Dun< an and Mrs.
Logan The Ellises are re
latives of Mr. Logan. Mrs. Ellis
is a delegate to the conference.
The Friday Night Out club will
meet at the home of Mrs. James
Claridy, 1815 15th Ave. So.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fraction,
3841 Clinton Ave. So., had as
their weekend guests, Adam John
son Jr, from Des Moines. lowa.
The Friday Night Out club en
tertained their husbands and
guests Saturday night at a pow
wow on Highway 7. Those present
were .Messrs and Mmes Paul
N’evils. Louis Buggs. Philip
Blackwell. Forest Hill, William
Wade, Venard Lewis. Cortell
Cooper Mmes Doris Anderson.
Geraldine laie and Mr. Robert
Fields.
Cortisone, New Drug
Now On Market
Chicago (ANP) After four
years of study by the steroid
research staff, headed by Dr. ;
Percy L Julian. Negro chemist,
the Glidden company has begun
production of the scarce anti-ar- I
thritis wonder drug, cortisone.
According to P E Sprague,
vice-president of Glidden, the ef
forts of Dr. Julian and his staff |
will make possible the eventual ,
production of cortisone from soy
beans in sufficient quantities for
.ill arthritis patients
The coinjKiny has been adding j
to its hormone production facili
ties here steadily for the last stx :
months Thus far. the entire sup
ply has been sold to pharmaceuti
cal manufai turers for prea-essing
into a form to be used by hospi
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There’ll be some outstanding
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Wednesday night when the fam-
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I San Francisco 49’ers at the new
, Parade Stadium in Minneapolis.
In the contest, which is expect
■ ed to attract iHore than 20.000
, Northwest football fans, Green
: Bay will field four Negro stars
• and San Francisco will have one,
its ace fullback.
Heading up the Green Bay con
tingent is Bob Mann, the former
Michigan All Big-Ten end who
’ is regarded as one of the top pass
I reeceivers in the National Foot
ball League.
I In the Green Bay backfield is
I l George Rooks, a sensational new
I Negro fullback from Morgan
1 | State college. Rooks is expected
I to be the chief piledriver in Mie
: Packer backfield.
I Another Morgan State graduate
in his freshmen year with the
1 i Packers is Charles Robinson, a
221-pound guard.
The fourth Negro Packer is end
Allan Hopewell, a 6-foot, 2 inch
graduate of New York Univer
sity.
For San Francisco, it’s Joe
Perry, the plunging, hard-hitting
fullback At 195 pounds, Perry
was fifth in the ground gaining
in the NFL last year with 647
yards on 121 carries His 78-yard
run for touchdown against Green
Bay last season was one of the
longest of the season.
perry is among the fastest men
in the league. At Compton Junior
College he was timed in 9.5 for
the 100-yard dash. He spent two
years in the Navy, joined the 49-
ers in 1948 and becoming the in
dividual rushing leader of the All-
America conference in 1949.
Mann is in his fifth year of pro
football, having previously played
with the Detroit Lions and New
York Yankees At Michigan, he
was the Wolverine star in their
Rose Bowl battle.
George Duffy Rooks was selec
ted on the Negro All-American
for three straight years, main
taining a nine-yard average in
four years of football at Morgan
State. He weighs 221 pounds
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with such ex-Minnesota stars as
all-American Dick Wilding, Clint
MeGeary and Art Edling of Green
Bay. and all-American Leo Nom
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