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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07
Qliiznaost-er-
Judqe- Jury

seven-year stint with Phil Baker,
as Beetle"
Wards latest achievement, his
assignment to the Can You Top
This?" program, carries with II
many responsibilities. Actual
" he has d triple Job as quip-
master, judge and jury Of the
gags, gagstcrs, and their scores.
In addition, il is his chore to
prepare each week the programs s
theme song = that gale Of laugh
ter which opens Can You Top
Thisg' Ward works the studio
audience into that lather Of
laughter in a l0-minute warl1-ap
before air time, and that mood
|of hilarity continues right on
through the program.
The new master Of cerenon-
les is no stranger to Gan Yol
Top This?p listeners. IIe had
frequently appeared on the pro-
gram in the past as 4 story tell
er whenever one of the three
wits Senator Ford, Joe Lau,
RE, Jr., or Harry Hershiield =
was vacationing. But now his
Saturday night Job Is a perma1
nent fixture of the show.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07

Tie naiaws. VIII have 1 ne4g.
caieaie il ~ W..esssg "a r,ssle hcnae
tlss thousands os vr Nsary CHS
Eatl % fo~eian soil 'Hte SpsgTY
GyfeacaEse Company Iaas rlesanfesi
ts1A Aaty eft ChsraEo With d .aeW tsvs,
k.sliaa canolepower beacon tn be
psaead atop the 4stfT1ollye Building.
lss&s slse pgsscns I5slsnohve Bsaecm.
sisssl nas sfpt the skies every
tislrav Es1oal . fog slae IsSsS Is years.
+ AZ lae ssse isfsslssast navigation
lii,hs III the vsorsa. !.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07

Cream leftover chicken, turkey.
meat, aT FISH served over H-afless,
takes on new appetite appeal.
Crispy. brown waniea are delicious
las d hass for tlscscrssnled food AMI
when served s'sertcake style will
add new flare TO the meal.
/ The importance Of proper cook
ing and seasoring OF the cream
sauce cannot be overempha-,zed. q
Iwell prepared cream sauce Ahould
Ibe cooked over low heat for 5 to 10
lrninuteS after thu sauce has thick
lened. This cooking time Il ilspor-
tant "a assure 4 well-blended flavor,
| Al snvory combination Of leftover
chicken and mushrooms, OF chicken
and other vegetables are informal
,party-fnre when served shortcaks
style with q green vegetable, spiced
peaches, i toss6d salad and 4 steam
ing cup Of Mexican chocolate witt
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07

IN. EST, y q
thumbnail d.
reSk OF hA
radio career Of
Ward Wilson,
The programs
new master Of
ceremonies.
He st a r | e d
out In broad
casting nearly
20 years ago
rs . RADIO field
I engineer. Then
he was shifted
h, the att1dios.
One day the
fannliiirAr who
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07
have been resigned 10

Orchestra have been resigned to
record exclusively for National
Records. The RAPID rise
Ec.sssine Eand has been sasa talA
og the band bs'asnes le oQe
d year old, the 1877 as
llseady risen fe gacof.s esa
op money making nsg
3sllg's recent recofiaas
Cottagc For sale il
Lover BIGes" and
Tonight Again h
d9us sellers with airnc5t eve
A sak leattsrazlas saas
ae sssssss
sc.sstine .yat l -
cra:ng. Of TIN II The A5ood Eog
1ove' and 'Le s2a 1nlt1e''
esspeesed To v-
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07

Mas scheduled to conduct the
tetting-up health exercises at
B.45 4. m. failed to show up and
Ward was rushed into the breach.
That was the beginning Of his
distinguished air career, which
has ranged from a spot on Ray
knights Cuckoo Hour to q
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07
ON THE AIR

l~Erom sstting-up exercises to
1stting up Jokes on "Can You
Top This?n over WLW-NBC
bach Saturday night at $50 p.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-12-07
CREAMrD CHICK s Da
xAf A LsFaf 4ae


NlSEif9I 8
!, tablespoona batsvr
4 tablespoons flour
/ teaspoon salt
Ii teaspoon pepper
Q cups milk
II cup chicken broth
Q cups cooked ehiclgcn, diesl
I / cup sliced, ceosSod isatlsllg isl7,
peas, or green beaiIs
Waffles
Melt butter in sai1canai1- add Hour
and Haasonittgs ana blend. e5radtla ilg
add milk, stirring constantiy. Gass
until mixture Ii snl30th and thick
ened. Add chicken broth, DICED
Ichicken, and cooked vegctasles.
Serve between and ON Top Of pifitlSs
hot, crisp waffies- Cut into fourtiis
and serve Immediately. garilish
with parsley. Serve with grilied
tomatoes, with cheese topplngs
Evening star., 1945-05-20

8n s ACRES 81 oxSa of fhGce @ sbs in ssf
5sos Livingston I'd, Sc, washington, b c..
on EYER road freneh
sign; lot. 63,x152'; prewar construction,
4 years old: electric range and refrigerator,
Price slos5S: terms. Exclusive, ns'egs2fi eIY6E
cHEEVERIY MANoR1corner brick bun.
ment. Venetian blinds and fireplace; act
n9S noS' this vii e not a2t last only s. 995; No
coLLEaE COLI gN You seekns aead brick
home in well-established community:
Here it is. rms. and a knotty-pine recre-
alton room, Ia paths. 2 ireplaces; sub.
SI2.45O: No. 22s. EVANSVILLE INVEST.
MENT CO., 1903 BALTIC. blvd, UN. 4O4O.
WEST LANHAM-Never again at this
price, completely furn.. newly decorated
prae ss5oS No truly "a h0nsyR99n RHms
INVESTMENT CO.. 1908 Baltimore ave.
HYATTSVILLE-A nice bungalow, but In
need Of some repair: located in deliRhtf"
INV fsGSS g. sS 5sSs ss
Baltimore ave-, UN. 4040.
COLLEGE PARK-A delightful S-rm. home
including. bedrooms on 1st floor: trolle,
AZ your uoor; situateQ on iot oOXlbU; II
Is priced right, $3.50: with only ST, BOO
MENT CO., 1903 BALTIC. ave, uN. 1910.
HYATTSvHLE-Here is a 7-rm home
situated on transp., an ideal location fol
a professional man, corner property, loi
ssI ayATTsvILIs INVEsTMENT S1isH qSSP' CO. o.
5303 Baltimore ave. UN 4040.
HYATTSVlLLE-This is a real home. The
neighborhood is unexcelled. There are !
bedrooms, a large living room, dining room
kitchen and pantry. Don't overlook this
one. Appointments arranged to suit you,
HYATTsVfLLE INVESTMENT CO, 53oss
BALTIC. ave-, UN. 4040.
CHEVERLY-6-rm. brick home, immacu-
late inside, 5 bedrooms, living room, din
in beautiful neighborhood; substantial
HYATTsVIILE frSA INVESTMENT CO. 53oss
Evening star., 1945-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ground 3-phase electricity, sewer and
water available, rent, $50; sale. 15 cents
GoMERY. realtor. Ills Wilson blvd. cH.
SUITABLE for combination gas station.
restaurant, icehouse, general store: there
store fixtures also 5-rm. house, cleo, run
ming water; located or. main blvd. Rt. 70,
between Richmond and williamsburg, Va.
River, GH Considered m @ one Of best fishing
grounds in state, This is part of s75-.acre
estate, plenty Of traffic, buses stop at door.
ReD s5e per Wae MHss MR 'fsR Il R
Walker. Va, or phone Providence
5000 So. Fr. GROUND. 127-it. front.
alley both sides, 1st commercial zone. on
liable tenant. GE 1855 or RA. 1883.
$3.50 Gu. FIT. basement, for storage, ac-
fad9f Ffn a2RG Wfonsa eacn fHs
intoWn s-w. location; 1-story, about $500
50. #. hot-water heat. modern plumbing
wide street frontage: adjoining parking lot:
month, GEoRGE 7. WoRTHINGToN 4
son SSI Active Reaitto9r3ss t93s Since 1892 17ls
downtown. 14o4 | St. n.w-whole bldg,
mediately. available. Apply Dixie REALTY
Go ayE lt 81 NM NA ssso down
tow town properties Viii consider remodelins N
to meet the specific requirements Of sub
stantial business concerns, ROBERT ".
ShahBE VIZ GP9a TIqst aa9es sas aod SA sSe
tricity, sewer and water, available; rent,
WARWK S2a Sfs pfE t2o Resoz s aIde
Wilson hlyd CH $3.50
Evening star., 1945-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.


COMMERClAL indastriai srouna, o. 6.
md Ma TsilJpsd wa saingssia sas an prices Z
and ! apts.; presen. income, si75 mo.
GS%fHE' y HE HEARf Ear 1SP 81 THE cIrY-lseoo So
| wholesale distributor or warehouse: ideal
! for wholesale beverage dealer; ramp to each
floor; price, $500 Call I'll pm. LEO
coIUMsiA Col napG RID. AREA--a-story brick bldg.
Hf Ssl0F hRt ss oss5 fully Eve
REAL BARGAN-Loyely corner delicates-
VIII. nice isa iocation: M: half Cash. bal .esrms;
p 4oe cs centfsi raj eWSEs sSe cano atsl
Sflihsi SfifsE MssrAcE.1dsal for doc doctor 2. or
ss0Eg se*n ess6 ssfs aePsG .s5
sYfh sear & r. R. ssaton wa af fs
H ATTENTios sarS ea REfA1sERs sEf I'll }Sl' We have
| eaualed in downtown shopping district
near the large department stores; upper
Gs esHrs t INCOME Droaseo,n gfs gEsssfEiS &
Nbsrkia G2 s11S ss sirp NV NE snd 54po Pfsnks
white section, close in, suitable for apart
nysns hGqss oT ssth fspFsS
GARAGE' ga AGE - ca5s s9oo
kit. bath each; steam heat: located down,
sTn Isa q fhIs saa
AS.cosT1AN4fsssssfag5 4 BH IA ssa5 brick be., bu.,nss.
!ssa'oPi f. Pf.ss; sa0ss So rllepo'
50. It; built for heavy loads; good ne.
viii viii sell for thousands Of dollars less Than
actual cost with a small down payment
and terms cheaper than rent, Box 64-A.
BLADENsBURG RD., across Cottage city.
Moons aptI mo- Just pesdes cysd D. only o
heat; 10 It. adjoining vacant land caTs also
gshATs RgaY Co FpF ss s
N8 near "a "A. AVE. AVE and eeth st. n.v.-owner
of the real estate and seafood business Of
a ss4i5o6. eAfs Ask 4Ss for Mr.. VI 9t Hurd LoUIs ?.
sHoEMyAKER eEnyIIE IIla st. NV Ma A,.i. iisS 3f,
good good for a small business at an excep-
onay good poin o1
Ask {or MISS shoemaker LOUIS p SHOE
fA. AVE. SL.-Ou-lI. IIOilL' idisC O-toOuI
house, h.-w.h. elec.; easily remodeled: a
LARGE end COMMERCIAL-2-story build
ing on L st. near 18th NV, contains ap-
proximately 10000 So. # of floor space
! with concrete ramp to heavy load-bearins 9
2nd floor FRANK H. MALICE, 1881 G
St NV RE, 2460.
PA. AVE. S.E.-6-rm. house Of frame con-
struction that can be easily converted TO
business property; price, $3.50, terms.
LEIGH c. KELSEY, Jr., 800 Pa. ave. Sc.
Phone Ludlow 1914.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, near 18th and L
NV, 1sx145 TO wide alley; 2-family dwell
ing and large garage; End commercial prop
erty, near Conn. ave-; very scarce, making
this property highly desirable for use or
Investment. ARTHUR BIRCH. NE. O5s7.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY, 122 feet front
ing on Annapolis rd. defense hwy) and
335 ft. fronting on 47th ST., alley in rear,
in the heart of new shopping center be-
ing established; fed by $4,000 population
will sell as whole or part; location. 400
02-04-O6 Annapolis rd.. two blocks from
Peace Cross, Bladensburg, Nd. H. NJ.
| HUNTER. WA 5S4S.
COLORED-Attention, several business
corners, with living quarters. unusual buy
for live wire, see and be convinced. M. j..
S1LVERMAN 1905 K ST. NV, Ma. 140S.
COLORED-Near 9th & r. l. Ave. NV
Corner store, rm, b., h.-w. h, desirable
l location for any business. Sub. cash pay
ment req, Ma. l4OS.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VIRGINIA HOME OWNERS. are you in
terested in selling your home? We will
appraise your property for its present
market value without any cost to you
property so that you will receive all cash
for the sale. Won't you call us if you
you desire to sell? Kicker PROPERTIES,
Wilson blvd and Courthouse rd CHI.
4476. OK. 02ll
with spring or stream; reasonable. Call
Warfield 1920.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE. who are
expecting a blessed event in July, must
vacate their present home in Rockcrest,
Md, and desperately need furnished or
unfurnlShed house, preferably in Rockville
or Bethesda, Md; permanently stationed,
references guaranteed Gail Rockville
73-R. 90
WANTED-Va. or Md. 3 to rooms. bun
galow or house; reasonable; modern con-
veniences; preferably within 10 mi, near
transp.. with Y TO l acre. Box "A, Star. =
Evening star., 1945-05-20

SEE PINECREST, VA, an attractive. re-
stricted development with suburban home
to buy neV GI' 0r mfs
home; reasonable prices, with terms to
Sult YOU out c9lumDia PIKE m'isS
LYNCH ciE q 3 SONS Suns. Phone .iI Alexandris 5s6S.
aRSE 9s1se cl9ysa Woo5Ep Sgnddy HonEs1rEs ,soxe4o
beautiful oak, hickory, poplar and beech
TERNoN Mssnosfoa NJ LYNCH SSSS & sons. mi G out
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 59o6.
Closed Sunday.
IL WOODED ACRES. on .hard-surfaced
Fairfax Co. Va improved with a 1-rm.
lodge which contains large Heatalator
nome priee nlsee GE GEosaE MAsoN
GREEN 60. .GSs 2s4o Wilson blvd. cH. $685.
road; in Maryland: 1870 It: on Eastern
aot or MORE ACRES partly Cleared. @ Is mi
AHcTIoa aH Hon MEANS Acr1oN-sell your real
dollar and quick action. For fun informa;
& SONS. 426 Investment Building. D1.
20 ACRES near Damascus: a beautiful
piece Of land facing on the hard road in
ans an excellent ellen nneaighborhoed' Ina z 800 Near
ensk l9dge asfes 4SSo 5se sEbsre aER
burg Md. Tel. 200. Open today. closed
Thursdays.
so ACRES OF GOOD LAND on Route 24o
ABBE, WI. $500.
so ACRES, 3 miles from District line.
asaS asaS W 59ad s.e.' Silver HILL Md. Spruce
ACREAGE, wooDED-ah a.. 8 mi. D. C.
near Camp Springs; small stream. Only
RoNr fsS Tf5ps soY.r DAN AggoTI cHtOS st.
Railroad L for Iisht Industry; 'Aoss over 100000
square. feet at 10c per square foot; 800
frongs css stsr on rs soS f street
able, N. o. SIMPSON. realtor. Front
SS T. :sssssa sRs "a ali ssssss ss Sa,
dry. and some timber. Located 1 mile
ao 1855 TysSns or as VsEns os phHRs Rs
high offer for part or all, 20T cash. bal.
y 70 Tyne ~ Adkk si Fsscas Ffts r. 1ns ans mile,
Or 80 min. from D. c.. on State I'd. Phone
Tr 7s Acnrs sssysSs sH RaSs Nc
for immediate construction An outstand-
st astas FefIns 8seais MAsaGg ssfaGGR
MEMT NnH CO., 71O Fourteenth st. NV Elk.
FINE BUILDING SITE on high elevation.
near oakton, va. and busiine, on paved
road and in good community; price.
! $4,000: cash above 1st trust. EASTMAN
FALLS CHURCH, 2, miles from Falls
Church on, Leesburg pike acres. high
and wooded. stream, Price, $4,000: terms.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. 2 miles to
! D. G. line-125 acres: water. sewer, paved
Box ASA, Star.
rs ACRES suitable. for subdivision, al
cleared: Colesville rd.,. 2 miles from Navy
project In Hillandale, bus service to Silver
Spring. McCAULEY REALTY CO.. SH. 6412.
Continued on Next Psse.)
Evening star., 1945-05-20
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

COLORED-Suburban Maryland, miles
from District line, Groom house. electric.
and chicken house; plenty ground for gar
den: possession June /; reference required
Box 403-Z, Star. 20'
GOVERNMENT WORKER, special, g rooms
and bath, cleo, garden j. c.. WHITE
Route l. Derwood. Md.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3-bedroom
cottage on CheS. Bay, rs mi. from D. c.;
May u to June 2nd: Frigidaire, hot water,
compl. bath. TIE 5756.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

THIS OFFICE has investor -clients to pur-
chase your apt house, store or other rented
ppErdN resor Ssa US Sasy ds
Republic 11S1
WE HAVE CLIENTS with cash ready to
properties. s List with US, GEO. s. KING
CO. 200l Nichols ave. Sc, Ii: 250l.
HAVE CLIENT FOR APIS, dats. houses
Walter giving price and other details.
B. T. SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

ofces 5000 or more o So ~ ft Central Ioca u
ton will buy or lease. Box 463-Y, Star.
ABOVE GARAGE or warehouse. about
1000 TT: lighted and ventilated space
on one or two floors: must be free from
odor, dirt and excessive noise and acces-
sible through private entrance from street
town area. bounded by 10th, NJ, 21st and
SITS. NV. or in Dupont Circle area.
Box 42O-Z, star
Evening star., 1945-05-20

GROOM and bath frame house, full cellar,
oil burner, h.-w.h., fireplace, large front
and side porch, garage, corner lot 50x130,
fruit and shade trees; close to everything
price, SS,950.
l blk. from Washington and Lee High
School. A 4-room and bath frame bunga-
low, coal burner, h.-w.h, fireplace, large
titul flowers, shade and fruit trees; price,
$3.50. Many wooded lots, $3.50 to $4,000.
REIBLE. agent. OK O5l5. GIL. 462S.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

50 600 DOWN buys this 7-room house on
acres, Is miles from D. c., in Mont
gomery Co. on good highway; the house
sets back from the road in a grove of
year-old oil burner; chicken house, garage
and tool house; small stream and an extra
building lot: total price, S9,500. SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO. Phone Ashton 242l =.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
SUBURBAN REkT-VRGINIA.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

YOUNG EMPLOYED LADY will sharl
nicely furnished house with couple. Cal
Falls Church 2398-M Sunday. 21'
Evening star., 1945-05-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FURN. HOUSE in w. Va, $50 mi D. c.;
COOL high alt. gas elec. furn.; S12 wk.,
S45 mo- CO 3S3o
Evening star., 1945-05-20

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.-6 rooms. bath
basement, 2-story. Convenient to shop
ping center. Immediate possession. Sl.22
cash, balance like rent
Marlboro pike, ! Y miles from D. c.
2-story. 4-room frame house Broom bun
galow with bath h.-wh., oil: over 3 acres
Of land All for only $1,000. L. H
RINKER, 1901 Central ave, Capitol
Heights. Md, or call Mr.. Sweeney, Mari-
hpro
Evening star., 1945-05-20

MODERN 2-YEAR-OLD APT, 32 units, ir
finest Va. location, only 10 min. downtown;
can be bought .or S150.000, with $4,000
cash
Modern 6-year-old bldg. 3-family unit
Northeast: 3 units 2 bedrooms; prewal
rental Of oS Sl52o per s year: rs can n. be bough1
call Harry Cohen, GE 02S6. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1905 II st. NV, MA. 2345
Evening star., 1945-05-20

5-ROOM BUNGALOW, bath, oil heat. full
basement, fioored attic, insulated; paved
! street: fenced; close to everything; $1,000.
terms
S-rm. brick, oil h. h, ga baths, fre-
place full basement Gear garage: chicken
house: lot 125xI50 #, Handicapped; $4,000.
easy terms; possession. ERWIN REALTY
Il Co HYattsYille O334: eyes. WA l231.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

GREEN MEADOWS. MD; s7,eoo-Princ
Georges Co. Nd This asbeStG;
bedrooms, bath, well insulated, Price
dsys ssS2 &C. donn EN- lase ave- Sunday and
District line: e-rm white brick bunga
fireplace, dining room 2 bedrooms, bati
modern kitchen, large porch, recreatio
rem with repace ga1age 5eag
elusive with E. M. FRY. INC, 754
Wis, WI .SSrs sye, WI; $40, 49, ~ ,..r po+on.,
Nd: s l9rm. Gn souse Ve7 bedrooms e nsns SHa TSiS
q very large house: ideal home for lars
a%y bo%sr o beans h9ms an or
trees shrubs and flowers; price; S23 90 90!
sTiluiivs %is' e. VIII VI, d44o = NJ FRY NC 4
ACRES. near Congressional countr
Club and River I'd, surrounded by beau
erty ei' can % be remodeled: @ d'a about @ g mi froI
District; unusual opportunity to g
acreage close in at prewar price s. %, 90,
W!aeensin s7slsslsf ssn sVe W. M s74d ER4 INC -
ft nrcs ppecia s bsans
sos per month. Detached frame, bunes
low. 8 bedrooms, living room, Kitchen an
Dath, basement, h.-W.h.: lmmeQlate pos
session, pay deposit and move in. Ope
sa and pE Sun G to rpke pm seat oeP Peaasr
Central Ct h ave snd and pa sah s oef sft
EASTERN Ave. N.E.-Detached cornt
home, arranged for families, rms,
baths, kitchens, h.-w.h., gar: bloc
cars and stores; priced, $3.50: 500
cash. Brentwood, Md.-Modern burigalov
5 rms. and bath. full basement. recrt
alton rm., fenced lot 200 f. ora deep; we, We,
6uNN Sum soea5,on co ss Bfesei r ave % mt. Raine
Md: Hyattsville 0048.
Baltimore blvd Nd, close to D; E. III Pric 6.
quires GOO. down payment for possession
FULTON R. GORDON. owner, 1927 Ey
st. NV. DI. $3.50 until 8 pm. Broker
s.RooM eoeSS HOUSE, furnace. bath, cleo. tel
nice front porch, fine shade, fruit, garag'
chicken house, stable: 3 blocks frol
6o6 Q. ssstion ,o1sIs;s acres of land; az prc
DECATUR HEIGHTS = Attractive, 6-rool
brick, nice living room with freplac'
screened porch, dining room. kitchen; 2n
floor. bedrooms and tiled bath: hot-wate
lcoal heat; house well insulated, new storl
windows and doors, garage: $4,000: Mr.
Gregory, with tn, @ bob. p ZANLzlNGER, .o u
NeaI MobERS ls'e s-room n s and bath cape Cod sty
bungalow. about 5 years old, 3 bedroom
full basement, coal h.-w.h., garage; lars
lot; on main highway. city bus service
convenient to schools stores, ETC.; S7,35f
$500 ID &dpwn,. pEWEY M. y. FREEMAN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
J. L. Neill Is
Speaker AT Moss
Point Rotary Club

More has already been ac-
complished at the San Francisco
conference than at any other
meeting of its kind in history"
DR.. J. L. Neill, superintendent of
the seashore district of the Meth
odist church, told Rotarians at
Moss Point Thursday as he dis
cussed the conference in rela-
ton to current problems of the
United States.
There is far better harmony
in the conference than there was
at the gathering prior to the set
ting up of the Is colonies and the
adoption of a constitution in the
early history of America, he
said.
This is the first time in history
that a group of nations ever got
together for one ultimate goal,
universal peace.
Stating his disapproval of the
admission of Argentina to the
conference, DR.. Neill pointed out
that though differing from the
Argentine situation the Polish
question was another critical
problem confronting the United
States.
In regard to the Polish situa-
ton, DR.. Neill discussed the set
ting up and sponsoring of a gov
eminent in Poland by Great Bri-
tain which was antagonistic to
Russia and how Russia, natural
ly DESTROYS of friendly nations
on her border, set up an oppos-
ing Polish government.
Neither of the governments
is constitutional" he continued.
Threat of Imperialism
The United States should
maintain a balance between the
sympathies of the other two pow
ers in the Big Three, DR.. Neill
stated. in explaining the dangers
in swinging too far in the di-
rection of either of u allies.
Il do not desire to see the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

United States in sympathy with
the communion of Russia, he de-
clared, "and on the other hand
one OF our greatest problems is
swinging too far towards the
imperialism of Great Britain"
Stressing his belief that all
the world problems will be sat
isfactorily settled by the Big
Three, DR.. Neil pointed out that
what the world will be during
the next two generations will be
determined by Russia, Great
Britain and the United States
and in part by China and France.
I'VE still have a long, long
road ahead of us, he said, but
we are headed towards a world
organization which will ultimate
ly bring a better world than any
we have ever known"
Guests at the Moss Point Ro-
tary luncheon Thursday we're
DR.. T. O.. Reese, Guy Lassiter,
Duncan Mcdonald and benson
Blades. DIR. S. B. McIlwain was
a visiting Rotarian from Pasca-
goula.
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land. They will be taught to es-
innate the value of their timber
crop, and by actual training in
the woods, how to select and
Judge the trees which should be
cut for various forest products
such as fuelwood, pulpwood, ties,
veneer blocks, poles and piling,
and sawlogs.
This camp seems TO US a mod
est but promising beginning of a
project that could be of great
value to the South in many ways,
and become of benefit for its hui
man resources as well as the nat
ural resources. According to the
statement Of this trade associa-
ton, additional member mills
finance such camps through the
South in their respective areas
"as rapidly as plans can be COM
pIeted in cooperation with the
State Extension Services, Fores-
try Departments, Vocational Ag-
ricultural Divisions, and other
agencies active in such educa-
tional ard demonstrations pro-
grams" We should like to see
the county agents and All Off
cials and other extension groups
in Mississippi take the associa-
ton right up on this projected
program, and not wait to be APP
preached next month or next
year. II would be a welcome
thing to have such a camp in the
state this summer.
The announcement continues:
"The pulp and paper industry
is the youngest wood-using in
dustry in the South but it rec
ognizes its dependence upon a