Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, December 17, 1970, Image 5

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POKTLAND/OBSERVER Dec. 17, 1970
LOV-LEE-LADEE
Missouri: Cong W illiam Clay
Some people think Christmas hit It off big as gifts he would
(C-Mo.) charged black leader­
Is prim e tim e to turn the tables always buy for him self.
ship with the responsibility of
on them and for M rs. Claus to
T h e clothing area offers a
placing ’ ’ law and order*’ In
play Santa.
wide ruige of selections to cus­
proper perspective; It Is not the
Early planning of gift lists tom fit any man.
white middle class, but black
are most Important to Insure
Hobbles are a man's second
people and poor whites who are
best selection, and tim e for last best friend, and he's sure to be
v i c t i m i z e d by the raw crim e
minute changes In gift strategy. quite thankful to anyone who re ­
which occurs In the street of
A man Just loves gifts that members him with additions to
Am erica.
match and complement his life his favorite past tim e.
Clay, who Is black, said: "We
style, because that's a clue that FOR IAS SLEIGH
must speak for the return to the
the gifts re ally meant especially
For the athletic male there are
democratic and humanistic pro­
fo r him.
as many gift suggestions as
gram that once made this coun­
If he's the outdoor type, gifts there are sports o r men to play
try a beacon of hope - cannot
that please may be camping t h e m . Baseball gloves, golf
afford to allow the false proph­
supplies, such as tents, portable b a l l s , clubs, water and snow
ets of 'New Order* to confuse cots, bunk ro lls , sleeping bags, skis, tennis racket and tennis
and m is le a d the American out door cooking utensils, gas balls, cue stick and track outfit
people on this pressing Issue."
stoves, hiking gear, vacuum are Just a few suggestions.
Portland Postmaster appoint­
bottles and heating units.
If Santa Is usually In his
ed: The appointment of Harold
A HOUND HOME
sleigh - o r on the road fre ­
W. Morgan to be Postmaster of
When not playing the role of quently - gifts such as over
Portland has been announced by the Jolly g llte r, many men are night bags, flight cases, easy
Fred Huleen, Director of the busy around the house. For the care clothes, personal grooming
Seattle (Northwest States) Post­ do-It-yourself t h e r e are wide aids In plastic bottles and a
al Service. M r. Morgan has had ranges of gift Ideas. Tools, framed picture to remember the
34 years experience In the power o r hand, are Ideal that thoughtful giver are precious.
Postal Service. Portland ranks could be built upon.
And fo r additional sugges­
29th In size of United States
Some gifts require a bit of tions, gifts that w ill help him at
Post Offices, based on revenue, planning. This Is especially true the office, desk sets, pens, re­
of more than $28,000,000.
of apparel gifts. Knowledge of corders, miniature TV sets and
"Soul T ra in " Many listeners his present wardrobe Is Im por­ pocket calendars - make every­
of KINK are wondering what tant to avoid duplication and to day labors easier.
happened to "Soul T ra in ” ?
get the feel of the clothes he fa­
Of course, old reliables -
IT COULD HAPPEN SOON: vors.
talc, cologne, after shave, shav­
Just as Assistant Attorney Gen'l
Slacks, slightly flared, a col­ in g cream, razor blades and
H. Delton Hamilton of Oregon o rfu l scarf, body s h irt, a dou­ scented soaps - are good stock­
surprised everyone by resigning ble-breasted blazer might Just ing fille rs .
his post we hope you won't be
surprised If Health, Education
and Welfare (HEW) Assistant
S e c 'y James Farm er submits
ANGEL FOOD CAKE
his resignation soon and abon-
FOR CHRISTMAS
10 egg whites
dons
the
life
of
a
1^ Cups of sugar
$38,000-a-year bureaucrat. He
1 teaspoon vanilla
w ill make his exit without fan
1 Cup of flour
fare of press.
1 teaspoon Cream of T a rta r
Kalelgh, N.C. - Mary Evelyn
Beat the eggs until s tiff but
P orterfield, 19 year old sopho­
not dry. Add vanilla. Combine
more and native of Columbia,
the flo u r and cream of ta rta r
S.C. reigned as the firs t Negro
and sugar and s ift six tim es.
homecoming queen at North
Fold this mixture into the eggs
Carolina State U niversity, a
using a large tablespoon. Bake
crowd of 30,000 students faculty
and alumni watched.
in a very slow oven (around 300
-o —
degrees) fo r about 1 hour.
Treats follow the good work
St. Nick: In Black and White
FROSTING
o
f
the church groups. Pictured
2 Cups of sugar
New York - Parents at a
% Cup of water
Brooklyn department store had are Ellie and Donna Sibley, and
2 egg whites
a choice between two w all-enclo­ Mrs. C arolyn Wise.
C itric Acid
sed Santas — one white and one
1 teaspoon Vanilla
black - when they took their
Boil the sugar and water until
children shopping during the
week end.
it 'ropes'. Beat the egg whites
It's * a great thing to be no­
until very s tiff and then pour in
—
o-
ticed when you're driving down
your syrup, beating the eggs all
More Blacks FBI men Urged
the street these dark, r a in y
the while until it lumps. Then
Washington - A fter spending days. The Portland T ra ffic Safe­
put in about as much c itr ic acid
more than an hour with FBI ty Commission says to turn
"as you can put on a ten-cent
personnel officers one day last on your lights to make sure
piece," to make it white. Add
week, the Rev. Donald W. M cll- the other guy can see you and
vanilla, when cold, take knife
vance, Homan Catholic priest, miss you.
and spread on cake.
expressed disappointment w it h
the agency's efforts to recru it
a g e n ts from m inority groups.
He had suggested a six-month
drive to re cru it blacks and
members o f other m inority
groups to serve as agents. The
FBI is reported to have already
"an extensive recruitm ent pro­
gram among m inority groups."
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