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49, sAAAS " "a "a 0NV4Nek4y CVSl VII
even dolls. OF course, you wonder
I'll tell you.
Joan Palmer, 313e Thirty-secon,
go dolls, among which is clothine
as Joan calls the doll, has braids o
and Is clothed In a blue bathing suit.
She is the patriotic doll.
About three years ago, when the
members of Girl Scout Troop No.
43 were trying to get their first-aid
badges, one of the requirements was
to be able to do artificial respiration.
No one would volunteer to risk their
ribs. Joan suggested that we use
Susiecue. We all thought this q
good idea, so we flocked over to her
house and she brought forth the
doll.
We laid Susiecue on the floor
much to her seeming disgust, and
all crowded around her. All wanted
to try out first. I was the fifth
one to practice, and by that time
Susiecue looked as though she was
beginning to turn blue for lack Of
air.
I got her in the right position and
went to work. I thought this about
as useless, from the dolls view
point, as pumping air into a blown
out tire. BY the time my turn was
over, the doll looked weaker than
before. 49,
Fortunately for susiecue. we were
supervised by an instructor, and
after a few days Of rest under
jeans tender care. she completely
recovered. l'A,.!7
In that way, the doll helped the
girls in the troop to get their first
aid badges. She seemed to realize
that she had been Of service and
was very proud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12

tiful flowers and balmy weather
She does remember, however, that
there were no automobiles, only BIZ
cycles and horse drawn buggies
Traffic went up the left side OF the
road instead of the right side. After
spending delightful week, the fam
lily grudgingly turned homeward
One recreation OF the passengers
aboard ship was TO feed sharks down
below In the water As Doris was
too short TO reach the high railing
of the liner. she climbed between
the bars and sat down. on the edge
OF the ship.
She was 80 amazed by the sharks
and 10 intent Oh feeding them. that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12
Safety Chalk Talks
By Dick Mansfield

Inspector Dick Mansfield, directos
Of The Stars school safety program
and former chief Of detectives, y
giving q series Of chalk talks On
safety to pupils of elementary and
junior high schools. The talks are
presented under sponsorship Of The
Junior Star. In cooperation with
school authorities of the Districs
and nearby Maryland and Virgins.
This weeks schedule
Monday, 2:3o pm, Morse Twinins.
at Bundy school.
Tuesday. Gas am. Slater-lAnss-
ton, at John r. Cook School.
Wednesday. Gas am. Walker.
Jones, at Douglass Simmons school.
Thursday. ans pm oiddinss.
Van Meas and Payne. at oiddinss
school.
FRIDAY, s;@ an. Burrvtils sctsc0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12

subcommittee Of the Senate Committee on the District Of Column
unanimous citizens officials Numbered
this bill
Welfare Agencies
welfare
supporters recognize legislation
babies and the mothers
opposition
considered difficult handle by
legislation than brought out into the
committee this BILL it is stated
legislation the indcminae place
Or this work
provides authority
private agencies engaged in work
welfare health The chair
Of Public Welfare provides that records
violation
regulations OF
is Board of Public Welfare
Territories which have provided regulation
children These Territories
Columbia Alaska
further licensed
REIMBURSEMENT child
ties valid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12

the Corcoran School OF Art con-
tributes to this exhibition q land
scape on the outskirts Of q town,
colorful and broadly rendered, but
less good in composition and not
as competent in rendition as usual,
winner Notwithstanding of the
medal for landscape. The title is
"Bailey's Cross Roads"
Prominent place is given to q
landscape painting by the late
Edgar Nye-who was for many years
a member Of the Society of WASH
ington Artists-as well as the WASH
ington Water Color Club-and q
constant exhibitor in both ANIMALS.
It is one Of his best canvases, a
charming composition, set forth
with strength and distinction.
There seems to be tendency in
this exhibition to stress color and
dramatic effect. as for example, by
Omar II. Darlington, in Moon After
RAIN" and House by the Side Of
the Road" by Robert E. Motley-the
former prize winner. Garnet w.
Jex, secretary of the SWA, Is seen
to be more subtle and reserved than
usual in his charming rendition of
a scene on 1.-THE Ohio River in War
time" and Benson B. Moore is at
his literal best in Meadow Brook
IN Winter" a very lovely theme
illumined by clear, cold sunlight.
Dramatic in rendition If not In
theme is q painting by Luella Buros,
entitled "Threshing"-a rural scene
dramatized by play of light and
shadow. Mary Bradley Is at her
best in q landscape entitled Corn
Harvest" well seen and skillfuIly
rendered.
Still Life Paintings.
still-life paintings are less con-
spicuous In this exhibition than
commonly. Quite out of the ordi-
nary, however, is Oke Nordgrens
"Barrack Still Life" which won The
Evening Star prize for the best
painting in the exhibition. In front
of an opening in the wall Of the
bafrack Is a wooden chest on which
o. y Ao1o q SoaO4C1 . CQ1lpIIlcIlt, WQllc
through the opening is seen the
street Of typical small town. OF
all the paintings, this Is perhaps
most realistically rendered, meticu-
lous in brush work but atmospheric
in effect.
Lois M. Jones shows an excellent
still life Lobster" from Iona
Miller Keplinger has come a paint
ing entitled "The White Napkin"
which is lovely in color and charm
ing in effect. Technically skillful is
the painting Sunday" by Ethel
Robertson Smith, which received the
medal for still life, and pictures
floor strewn with sheets from Sun
day papers in depressing disarray.
To compare the head of a blond
man by the late Alice Barney and
that of Bill" by Mike Owen, which
won the Alice Barney Memorial
prize, will be found interesting the
former is SO fugitive in expression
the latter so static. There is reason,
however, for the sculpturesque char
acter of the latter, as Mike Owen
is sculptor as well as painter, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12
Guide to New Books
For Boys and Girls
FICTION.

Deerwander Farm, by Agnes Bar
den Dustin (Page)-Delightful story
of a girl of the New Hampshire
hills, first published as a serial in
the Christian Herald Should please
all ages.
Thumbelina, by Hans Christian
Andersen tPutnam's)-Newt ransla-
ton by Paul Leyssac, illustrated by
Oscar FabreS.
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perlenCeQ.
When Dori s
was 5 years old,
her f a t h er, a
chemist in the
C u S t ON office,
had to make a
business trip to
Bermuda. T he
family boarded
an ocean liner
and in two days
docked at the is
land pier.
Doris cannot
remember much
about the island
except the beau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12

Mother-Please don't say that
word again.
Johnny-Shakespeare uses 1t.
Mother-Then you mustn't play
with him any more.
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Current EUents
In Local Art

"The Army at War"-a special ex-
hibition under the auspices of the
War Department-will remain on
view in the National Gallery of Art
through March 10.
In the foyer of the National Mu-
scum, Natural History Building,
throughout this month a collection
Of photographs, 'The Belgian Congo
at War" by Andre Cauvin, will be
set forth under the auspices of the
Belgian Information Center and the
patronage of the Belgian Ambas-
sador.
Across the Mall, in the Smith
sonian Building a collection of etch-
ings by Luigi Lucioni, painter as
well as etcher, will be, shown until
March 26 under the auspices Of the
division of graphic arts OF the Ma
Monal Museum. 40 49,, ~
At the Arts Club today will open,
with the usual tea, the Society of
Washington Etchers' 10th annual
exhibition, featuring, in addition to
work by members, a group of prints
by distinguished women etchers.
Twenty-Five etchings and ntho-
graphs by outstanding American
printmakers, lent by the Associated
American Artists of New York, will
be on view during March in the
Barnett-Aden Galleries, 127 Ran
dolph place NV, where at the same
time special exhibition, entitled
The Negro in Art" may be seen.
At the Corcoran Gallery of Art
the Society of Washington Artists
and the Miniature Painters, Sculp-
lures and Gravers' annual exhibit
tons continue through March %.
An exhibition of paintings by
John Koch opens at the Whyte Gal
lery today and will remain on view
throughout the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12
PRIZE CONTRIBUTION.
By Jane Walker, II.
Anacostia High School.

Many of us at times have had
"scares," but Doris Eckweiler, IA, an
Anacostia High School student, had
one that most of us have never ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12
Try and Prove III

CuStomer-You are positive that
this century plant will bloom In a
hundred years.
Florist-Im absolutely positive of
10. II it doAant, bring II back.
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HEaZk OON1I1k0U1IOQ(,
BY Jackie CoekroSs. =

Rose Lee Hardie School.
The stars are tiny worlds on high,
Moving 50 quietly through the sky.
Little stars, big stars
Shine through the night,
Guiding us all with their wondrouS
light.
Morning stars, evening stars
Shine so bright,
Telling us God Is watching each
night.
Teacher: Son, take your seat.
Boy: I can't. It's screwed to the
floor. Paul Pry.
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bershp the
their bill ito redehne the duties the
Public Welfare effect this legislation would the Board
Public Welfare OF its administrative including nomination
of Its employees and reduce it to purely advisory body
The resignation McFaeynods
the board since Its creation In 1926 protest against the District
support of the pending bill r. 265 He served 10
Guardians merged
into the Board Public Welfare the time Of creation
latter body
There uniform opposition doing away
v citizen boards and substituting for them the direct control
judgment worked study
Administration by schmeckeber PHI
following pertinent September
members eod the laws Of the Disct relating Children and to
and They ordered the
mission Public Welfare Legislation 1924 time
time the membership increased until reached 1e This commits
Russell Foundation Public hearings held
December result Of its work was the act of March 49, 1926
second volume published by the Brookngs Institution in 1929
by schmeokebier Wloughby This volume con-
to m he ns on there ad
that this commission careful consideration whether the public
greater majority
board Of citizens to be appointed by the provided
the commission favored department. with director to be appointed
Continuing discussion stated board can
bring the problem without the public wealth
ought a in solution his
cule and public that its receiving
and service Responsibility the the
the director upon Nomination Of the board and by its
budget submitted to the all other budgets
The that complete
se and s xasre sa b s %
and all other employees of each Of the institutions shall be
board and shall subject discharge
Recommendation the board This method political appoint
change.
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Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Stripping Welfare Board of Powers;
Baby Broker Bill Without Opposition
BY JESSE C. SUTER.


Brookngs Experts to Anayze Sumners-Capper Amendment
At the Chairman Judiciary
mttee the Brookngs Institution
Capper proposed amendment the Constitution
Congress national
of Columbia Particular attention given
the joint resolution which
1s4l and that pending before the committee
Senate Joint Resolution
the Congress provided for adding Constitution
the following amendment
The Congress shall have provide
constituting
the Congress and the electors President
Vice President than that
delegate to such Government as Congress establish therein all or
of its said District judicial United
States shall extend to which citizens said District
shall be parties the controversies which citizens
shall
An legislation hereunder shall subject repeal
Provided That amendment repeal shall affect the office
Senator Representative the he elected
This article shall imperative ratified
amendment to the Constitution Legislatures
States provided the Constitution
OF the submission hereof to the States by Congress-
The pending SumnesCapper joint resolution
j. 33 objections would
Constitution the following simple enabling amendment.
Congress
elected by District constituting
of the United States
the legislation
subject to amendment and repeal"
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At the Corcoran Gallery of Art
the Society of Washington Artists
and the Miniature Painters, Sculp-
lures and Gravers' annual exhibit
tons continue through March %.
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An exhibition of paintings by
John Koch opens at the Whyte Gal
lery today and will remain on view
throughout the month.
I'M
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Junior


By Virsisis BsI1wis, Is,
Eastern Hish School.
I'm . junior in high school,
In Junior Red Gross;
And my junior hostessing
Is the USO's loss.
I wear 9 Junior miss"
And on Saturdays work
In the GAO ONCE
As q junior clerk.
I'm hoping that next ysae,
A senior I'll be-
Do you think my activities
Will grow up with met
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"The Army at War"-a special ex-
hibition under the auspices of the
War Department-will remain on
view in the National Gallery of Art
through March 10.
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prisoners of war
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Star stan Photo.

street NV, has a collection of about
model about feet tall. "Susiecue,
white hair wound around her heaC
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02

In the battle against disease, as
against an enemy army. there is
never any let up. No drug has yet
been found to cure tuberculosis, but
Christmas Seals support continuous
medical research on the disease
which last year took $4,000 lives in
the United States.
bara Goodloe for him and he does
not care who knows it.
Esther Lener Kent says that
James Heron isn't what's making
her happy these days.
Martha Anderson has the the
chicks on wonder about her
boy friend, who is it Martha?
If Sammie Bates is really all out
for Ruth Mae Heron, where does
Authorien come in?
1t seems that Ada Mae Zacery
has certain chicks worried, they
want her to make up her mind be-
tween Clifton and his best friend.
Sammie Dotson is in high cotton
with a chick out west, he's the ia
nous waiter at Travellers Inn and
are the chicks falling for him?
Who was the chick that 30
Washington had out one night last
week, fess up Bo.
1t seems that Lee Floyd's friends
wants him to know that they are
tired of his begging, they sug
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
TATTLING TESS
Continued from Page Six

Leroy Catchings and Earlee Dent
are the ideal couple of the week.
Helen Johnson and Hiwathia Har-
ris are really proving that "old
love never dies"
Love birds of the week: Lucy
Miller and James Robertson, Jack
Cheatham and Lille Mae Wind;
Lucille Dent and Buck Henderson;
Bessie Ward and William Arnold;
Helen Johnson and Cornell John
son; Gilbert Mason and Alice Sim
mons; Maggie Carol and Roose-
vet Palmer; Eugene Bingham and
Roy Howard; Inez Collins and Rob-
ert Earl Jones.
Ida Mae and Herman Fitzgerald
were strictly beating out a boggie
woogie at the dance the other night,
he says she's alright with him. We
wonder if Ida Mae has forgotten
Curtis?
@. T. certainly had his hands
full at the dance Thursday night,
Maggie just don't see INTO go out
for any 1--WE.
What was the trouble Thursday
night, Willie Mae, ole pal? If you
are going to be our buddy, you
cant act like that.
Yes the sad look on Mary Ann
Lundy's face was due to the fact
that William had gone to fill date
with his Uncle Sam. Altho she's
keen about Charlie Kent we hear,
too.
There's no doubt about it, there's
romance in the air between Fuzzy
and Bert Williams. They make a
very cute couple we think.
Pay no attention to what is said,
Dorothy Mae, because Tommie Ar
mold lets it be known that you are
his future wife.
No need trying to kid us OAR
lene, we know you are all out for
Eddie Robinson, but you had bet
ter watch him, we know two 9TH
er chicks who are that way about
him too.
What would happen if Danny
Sherrod would ge girl friend?
Well maybe he doesn't want one
because then perhaps he couldn't
eat SO many four rolls
~ j. C. Hooks says that Edith
Campbell is his heart beat, what's
your story Dorothy Mae James?
Was it Laura Parish who sent
Youngblood's picture back to him
via Dotty Cab? 1t seems that at
last this famous love couple has
broken up. Sarah Willis seems to
have all of Youngbloods attention
and Laura seems to be very good
with the Duke" Bennett.
Now that Gloria Goodloe and
Albert Hutchins have come to the
parting of the ways, says certain
chicks, Bessie Lee Bryant should
be happy.
Earl Harper says that its Bar
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
I'VE BEEN
AROUND
NezU York

By TED YATES

Take 1t From Me -.
The "Loc Lomond melodies of Maxine Sullivan make The Blue
Lena Horne appearing at the Earle
Philadelphia suffered from cold and forced
Sunday "Sina Out Sweet Land, the
looking for
singing rehearsal at the ST. James Theatre
Orchestra into Harms Apollo Ard
the Commodore waxing of Eddie Herd great little band Begin
Waterfront
Although disappointed the turnout of sepas the Pearl
Theatre believe here's the girl
dance Her with the rhythm that
African audience
artist who would do we'll keep brancy surrounded
primitive The would
rasming Joshua Whites
always took when along thought
it Primus affair.
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Jimmy just about the best featured instrumental vo-
Erskne Hawkins Orchestra
And speaking of Pn-Ups:
Judy Dolores Brown
Seectve Service quietly reducing
monthly 10000 currently from 100000 last Spring.
months after We Day
Joe Louis returned just in time from overseas to pay his respects
Wendell l. We another OF the people
(Carmen Jones") rendered
birthday party Tuesday of thumbs
outretched that
political that evidently Of OF
fg We're for the Bandwason
and they he's old Grandpa he's still our FOR
Williams Hern Jack De Merchant
Woody Rolin Royce Orela
exotic Helen Tamrs and Daniel Nagrn
the Victory Revue
Monday evening" October 3d.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02
jackson Boy Helps
Hook Pipeline for
German Drive

An Air Service Command Depot
in England Seven Mississippi
soldiers helped hook up an en-
Urgency aerial pipe line for gas to
power 1t. Gen. George S. Patton's
tank drive into Germany.
When the armored divisions out
ran their fuel supplies, these crack
drivers of the. air service COM
mand's streamlined trucking organ
ization, the combat support wing,
loaed up their trucks from rear
echelon gasoline supply depots.
Twisting down narrow British
highways, the Negro drivers rushed
the gas to waiting planes which
sped it across the channel to adj
vanced air bases near the German
border. LAUNDERING front line tanks
paused only long enough to draw
another load of fuel before smash
ing on into the Reich.
The man from Jackson is Sgt.
Jessie Larry, son Of Mrs. Emma Lar
ry 1926 West Pearl street, Jackson.
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Deck Watson longer Ink Spot recently pointed
Bluff really ideal for vacatonng
by Jock Miller COCKS Place. who spent two and half months up
Butler who defunct Taer
smell the printers ink Rev
Bishop Tmple)
Harems civic leaders, predict At
Tondeyo where erwhe Floyd G. Sneson is headwaier
thrilled by Gladys Bentley
where the elite and the sando folk get the best of entertainment
that reminiscent Harlem hat greeted
beings
purveyor
She's Alberta Hunter the ch2nteus who headlines unit
bound insists that Dick Campbell doing swell
job the local USO Office regardless what Willie Bryant
regarding the matter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02

Exclusively American birds in
clude the warblers, flycatchers,
vireos, tanagers, humming birds
and orioles.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-02

gest that as man like them, he
will get job.