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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Flow Of Meat Falls OF
As Dealers Predict
Worst D. T.. Famine
Wholesalers Refuse
To Buy Pending Return
Of Price Control

The flow of meat into the Dis
trict had dropped off sharply
today as wholesalers refused to
buy in the face of returning
OPA price controls. Railroad
officials said shipments of meat
had "nose-dived" from a high of
100 carloads week to mot much
more than half that many"
Reluctance of wholesalers to buy
meat they will have to sell at a
loss is the cause of the showdown
and spokesman for the wholesale
meat industry are predicting the
worst meat famine in the city's his
tory and return of black market
operations on vast scale.
Washington is in for the worst
meat famine in its history, includ-
ing any period during the war;
Joseph Danzansky. attorney for the
who resale food division of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton, declared.
otoA ChouSCS ofuttcu.
He explained the wholesalers have
stopped ordering meat because their
warehouses already are "glutted'
with cuts they want to sell before
prices are recontrolled at the whole
sale level September 5. Enlarge
ment of their supplies at uncon-
trolled prices would bring about
prohibitive losses when price CELL
ings are restored, he said.
Retailers likewise were confused
by yesterdays OPA order that their
prices would be rolled back to June
80 levels on September 9. An execu-
tive of one of the large chain stores
said he could not realize any profit
by buying up what meat the whole
salers have left now only TO have
to sell it later at loss.
What meats we have on hand
will last week, at most" he said.
Then Well have a natural meat
shortage lasting about two weeks,
and after that the black market
boys will be in the drivers seat
again and you'll have to pay more
than the law allows or go meatless."
Consumers Stocking Up.
Retailers in general reported that
consumers already have begun buy
ing up more meat in anticipation
of a famine. Non-perishable meats
such as hams were particularly in
demand, it was said.
Raymond Briggs. chairman of the
meat division, Merchants and Manu-
factors Association, said OPA had
not given wholesalers enough time
to- unload meat inventories bought
at uncontrolled prices, pointing out
they would require at least 80 days
to get rid OF supplies on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
By Harold B. Rogers

Bids will be asked by the
architect of the Capitol late this
year for complete modernization
of the historic Senate and House
chambers along lines of revised
plans, sketches of which were
obtained by The Star from the
architects office today.
The two world famous centers of
democratic government will have
new roofs and ceilings to replace
the dangerous ones now supported
by unsightly steel beams.
But the chambers also will be
completely done over to incorporate
the most modern systems of light
ing, air conditioning and acoustic
equipment into fresh design
based on classic architecture of the
early Republic.
Some Funds Appropriated.
Congress already has appropriated
some funds for the ceiling and roof
job and has authorized the recon-
ditioning at a total cost of ST.
446 600.
Associated architects and consult
ing engineers now are preparing
working drawings and specifications
for the entire project The latest
plans have been approved by special
committees from both houses.
But construction, under present
prospects, cannot start until some
time next summer, providing the
new Eightieth Congress adjourns
then for vacation.
In the meantime, David Lynn,
architect of the Capitol, explained
he hopes that bids can be obtained
from contractors, and Congress ad-
vised as soon as it returns, as to the
estimated cost of the project under
changing conditions. When a con-
tract is let, work can begin on fab
ricating materials, which would lie
stored until actual work is begun.
Rush Job.
It will be rush job to get the re-
construction finished during the
prospective recess of Congress from
sometime in the summer until jan
uary, 1948. when the Congress nor
mally would reconvene
If the present schedule can be
carried out, Mr.. Lynn believes the
new halls of Congress would be
ready for the session in 1948 Much
depends, of course. it was admit
ted. on the availability of materials
and labor.
Already appropriated is fund
of $685. 900 for the ceiling and roof
project. But with the authorized
total raised by 1851 900 for modern
ization work on the interiors, the
architect is empowered to let con-
tracts up to the 81 ,446 900 limit of
cost.
Greatest change in both chambers
will be elimination of the danger
GUS old glass ceilings and skylight
roofs, and the temporary steel
beams supporting them.
The present roof construction will
be entirely removed 1t will be re-
placed by reinforced concrete slabs
and structural steel beams, support
ed on steel trusses. The new roof
will be insulated and covered with
sheet copper.
The skylights of the connections
between the central portion of the
Capitol and the House and Senate
wings also will be eliminated and
replaced by a concrete and steel
roof
The new roof structure will be
See CAPITOL Page A-6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

sunk in pulverized coral and port
deck edge about 10 feet off the
bottom.
The framing and plating had been
heavily "dished" and there were
numerous ruptures to the hull Con-
dition of the bottom indicated the
explosion had pulverized a thick
layer of coral.
Admiral Blandy revealed that the
Joint Chiefs OF Staff had given per-
mission to hold q third test In deep
water, but that detailed plans had
not yet been submitted. The test
probably will be held on the west
ern side of Bikini Island, he said.
with target vessels held in place by
lSee A-BOMB, Page A-6.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Poles Sentence q to Deuth

WARSAW, Aug. 81 Delayed tP.
Military tribunals at Katowice,
Krakow and Bialystok today sen
fenced to death % defendants &C
cused of "antigovernment terror
istic activities" Twenty two others
were sentenced to Imprisonment for
terms ranging from to Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Modernizing Of House
And Senate Chambers
To Start Next Summer
Revised Plans Ready;
Work to Be Finished
Before lo48 Session

ARCHITECTS DRAWINGS of how
future Capitol chambers will look.
Page B.
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See ULTIMATUM, Page AS
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(See HOSPITAL, Page AS
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(See YUGOSLAVIA, Page A-6
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(See U. S. EMPLOYEES, Page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Marshal Summons
Foreign Adviser
To BIed Meetinu
Y. S.-MADE FIGHTERS shot down
transport, eyewitnesses think.
Page AS

N-SOCTu7tU FTtSx
BELGRADE, Aug. 22.-Amer-
lean Ambassador Richard c. Pat
terson set out by plane today for
Marshal Tito's headquarters near
the Austrian border to deliver the
United States ultimatum de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Wealth er Forecas,

Sunny, warmer this afternoon; high about
S6. Tonight partly cloudy. cooler. Tomor-
row fair, cooler.
Temperatures today-High, 80, at 05 pm.
low. 81. at $50 am. Yesterday-High, 50,
at 1915 pm; low, 81, at sos am.
tFnll Report on PAGE A-4)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
DETROIT TIMES
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
APPLIANCE SERVICE

CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising dis
plays, posters 1900 Brush 81. Tele-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
SCREENS-STORM SASH
COMBINATION
WINDOWS

Amerlca'k Finett Screfn ana slorm sALh
ru5 ~ etcflast Redwood CHANGED
from inside \immvd!a'e doiyegN COM
nICtr installation No money down 3
wears 40 pay Ffcc estimates Cal -
v5F1. Interstate Asphalt and Lumber
a. Lf.Lrr-a II IN tsTrr 20
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
AC pI1RoII HINES FEMALE HELP WANTED

-r----r----rr--r-y- n r-7T-IlrE az NNat door.
LrI ua slux sou h1H o. meet tt IA
yoar inc.m, lnssi{l iCut' po ouf peas
ana PRINTABLE wuEk iu your spare
umf r.. inirryitN write Boa B-o@@
nCtruit. Times sl
WOMEN-2s years o. axe or over 4
i--r-1i I'frfi-7ttu1 ~ many Nfafs stand
lnr De- an need % several capable wumen
WHO arr honestly inter stsc iu making
a substantial dying spiilng edFcriising
over the telephone This work calls iQr
q eund tflpus1nue voice an aggressive
bot not CNCrbearing nature and the am
hiu1n 90 makC mHiEY On salary ard
commission basis N y0u think you can
meet these qualification Nlite a letter
ta Box pa so The Detroit Times. In
yrur owu Handwriting. stating guaIihca-
rrrrnf nhotO and length ~ residence an
rA..---Ll - ll--n-l.IafD .LL.LrI-.
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= so CHARiENoiN ~ $40,
rurniiure-Relinish 'q--hePairs
CENERAL REPAIRS. SERVICE

FURNITURE reHnishiRR cabinet repair
bleaching modcuing Teaso e
Guaranteed MA 1882 TO 1-S13o.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
VACANT SG95 DOWN
VACANT S595 DOWN
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

BRACE. WARREN SECTION
small s-faor bedroom hone Cas-
heat 4 bsrealn ~ 81 400
JACK ihLIY REALTY DE s3S3
CHICAGO MEYERS SECTION
Gas air.crnd > rms o wa oId rec-
ttsYln fm raYa-e fenced yard full
afft. QaifE possession only $40 500.
- - --L----.A - - -Mn
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PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES
STOVES AND HEATERS

I HoMiNG pigeons. hye dollafs pair
Must sell bcf0Ie Wednesday. 300
4 May PL S2i2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
ELMER CLARK

VIZ SOLD OVER I MILLION DnlLAItS-
| WORTH or HOMES LAST YEAR
-rUr1rTvC BrNGNLOW-VETS ONLY
/ Souihneld Rd = Nile r see bed
rooms tile features S6.2So, $500 On
/ S55 a mo. Ira HOichkiSs. l5T25 "
| MIC Rd We 7-O73O-3l.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
TILE AND WALL TIE

~ = Tiff rzt-- KIN Ktrcuru repsnei
and remodcled OF O699. ~ l2ll.
TILE your hath ana Kitchen reason
able Vork guaranteed ~ 5OOi
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
ELMER CLARK

VIZ SOLD OvYP 2 MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOHFe LAST YEAR
DEARBORN W 80 Tus frsme hurrs-
lnp Yclv clean suascADsc close -
trfnri fftrtpnr.a'irr Eaf stcse s0f
lefIrersfiln Included IN sale CarlEg.
CF fifs
FYSHOpE - 2 NILE 5 rooms. 20 -.
l0t e. $50 down ~ i-i25i Dan
; Hsfri gu
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Income Bunaolows for Sale

COPIIN ur Macs. a. baths only
g. 500 Az Pi s4s4
KFATINC S0rfh ~ state Fair-S-5.
rrlcs sfrkrr heat 2-car garage inme-
disre possession ~ both upper and
ir-vef frrr-5~ r7u - arranged Twin.
l-S5i1 SARGENT A. CO. p40 z.
state Fair
KFSTlCK Brick sS 2 refrirsrs'ors.
Q stoves rarsFeE trees. transportation.
I.sr 4 4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
HOTELS

HOTEL ARaDIsE-Co,oacd Rooms h,
day week 10 Madison CL lT5G.
HOTEL WASHINGTON 2l3O Cass A.
Columbia Rates 81 up peI day
MURRY HALL hotel rooms double and
single Daily rates 81 and 81 SO
S22O Third
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

ELMER CLARK

We SOLD OVER : MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMES LAST YkAR
TWO FLAT saG single housc also a.ner
properties Broker CALL Fl'zIoy I %
VAUGHAN nr PLYMOUTH
3 bcdfin built 1871 bedrms ~
oEu recreation rm Large i0t Ony
$3.50 Cal Nr PcuEh ES IA 100
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Furnished Rooms for Rem,

ATTRACTIVE room private home gem
tlcmau 10 minutes downtown 3l4
West Grand Boulevard. Lafayette 7i4s.
BEST of surroundings good transport.
alton warm comfortable sleeping room
ladies only must be quict and refined
. Private American hpmc. l9bl6 Van
DYKE Twiubr0ok 1922
COMFORTABLE sleeping room neat
cirl good transportation call Tyler
GRAND RIVER R-Schoolcrsfi gentle.
man, pleasant room private quiet
family references Vermont 5-O5ss
HANCOCK. EAST - lqq5 four room
lover Fat so monthly white only
NICELY furnished room excellent
transportation. couple preferred coi-
ored MeirOsc 2j12
COMFORTABLE furnished room Single
eal0rcc gentleman. excellent trsnStorta-
lion Call Trinity 1929.
NICE sober couple school agcd chid
% single colored Townsend 5-3455.
COLORED-Attractlve room for single
person references Pr 1895
COLORED a clean room for gentleman.
oI reliable couple TO 5.3TS5.
CoLORED Couple only. ia Christian
home modern Fi7roy 7i66
COIORED CrosStoWn. Clairmouu'
Grand Belt cars single man, West
side TY 5-5052 N
COLORED-FuVnished room gentleman
bachelor Kitchen TY 1888.
COLORED-Quiet clean. settled en-
p.oy,d couple steam heat 81 Aubin
coach line 1897 Mcpherson Call be
tween = A. m and d. m
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
COLOREO GIRLS
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE

Over Is Good /salafy start .WInedi-
st,y b. ay1ifs easy 3ork 6-day fcck.
Aupiy l3sG Gratiot $ 60 q y M
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
ATTENTION
CALL HO 1858

call 40 3244 guaranteed radio anc
nionOrraph service commercial, tlec
'ouics pickup and delivery Leo
padfr -llS W Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
WEARING APPAREL
RUNlMAGE SALE

Mems and ladies' winter coats suits
dresses, SNOW suits childrens clothing.
shoes Daily Q 20 g. sunday 10 10 3
lo42l Grand River
800 Sligntly USED suits. sizes ~ 10 so.
all colors lateSt styles. priced $40 70
SIS: 200 overcosts latest styles also
topcoats 20 on sale at 81 so 100 0airs
all-woOl pants 50 so Sans Place
annL loth near DnlAHare
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

rCNrCA MAR GRAND RIVER
Attractive 50 rarare upper rent t39
pr- rrr0 NJ school bus quick NoS-
session good T1HF aud Income.
ohIy 9. orn w $50
VICTORY REAL ESTATE
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
EDUCATIONAL
WHERE TO DINE
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

EAT Al SHORE :
121nQ WEGI 4AElaEA
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Furneees--oii Burn'rs--Heai'rs
Cleaning and Repairing

FuRNACE CLEANING a REPAIRING
Call any time. prompt service IL blll.
Gas heat Installed IN your present coal
furnace. I DAY service: S22o complete
aitf az electrical control. no down pay
mott s. - per month Zephyr Gas
Bslnef SAFES Co s64o LinwuOd Tr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

AVAILABLE time on Moore ~
grinder Langlois Gauge Co 1902 23d
LA O3q5
MACHINERY of all sizes and 'ype,
over 600 items carried IN STOCK our
spcCia,ty is selling machinery oa 'lmc
> years o. pay We carry fun line -
iathcs milling machines power presses
etc. Call Us for your needs Tyler
$4,000 GIL Vermont
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
WASHING Machine Repairing

Al a. yuur home Washers repaired.
simon Appliance TO 9-3240
Al WASHING machine vacuum re-
pairinG>--glcked up and delivered Cur
ran & CLARK. 6463 " Fort. VI l-2S25
WASHERS. an makes repaired rebuilt
guaranteed, tree estim. r :. LE aoSs
WASHERS-An makes repaired work
guaranteed East Side IL 1925
WASHERS ,acuums repaired 24-houl
service. Free estimates CL 2l99.
WE REPAIR all makes shorty's Washer
Serv TTBS Hamilton TR 1-T2T2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

FURNACE vacuum cleaned s3 F4sfau.
f7e iuurciafs service Ducts cleaned.
-Iu..
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
GOLD. JEWELRY WANTED

/ HIGHEST PRICES diamonds. iewelry.
old gold Orig Detroit Gold Rciiners
sidney Krendali 1850 Broadway
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

ACCOUNTING graduate experienced
h1~ktetpc familiar all taxes, desires
smalf ,ft. ~ bopks Reasonable. Vermont
oa21
-k WANTS Fitrrrr NO.i Dr bar tending
BOY B-Aq4l DETROIT Times 81.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
MISUNDERSTANDING. DRAPCRIES

REUPHOLSTERlNC ADVERTISERS IN
THE DETROIT TIMES SUBSCRIBE
TO THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS;
REuPHOISTERY SERVICE SHALL IN.
CLUDE STRIPPING To BARE FRAME.
SPRINGS RETiED. FIR MES RI
PAIRED AND PARTS REPLACED
WHERE NECESSARY.
Al FAULTLEss UPH CO EXPERT
on REPAIRS TY $500. TO 5-4iT5.
EXPERT repairing springs. cushions.
sofas chairs also cleaning and uphol-
sterinF estimates free, reasonable wJrK
done on premises TO sass
FoR hne uph0lstering can Crane Pr
2iTi
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
2-picce suite Call TO $500. l.L
RfsTYLE reupholstery. ready made ana
custom huilt. ligiss Fm suite II 5f2p
SLIP COVERS
custom naor- srSt seleCiiOn Free esti-
matCA United SIP Cover Co TN o-97 10
UPHOL STEERING wholesale or retail all
repairs Clairwood Uph. TR 1882.
UPHOLsTERING- -Ieztylins &8a. "a -gRr
stafford Uph & MfE Co TO s-2o37
VENETIAN BLINDS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

CALI US FOR HIGHEST
cash prices for used trumpeiS. SAxo-
phones. clarinets and accordionS. Can
-CalaHabatte- -RA 3S5o- -or bTtrg
your instrument In for immediate deal.
open evenings. -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
AT ONCE

4 teiernone Csl viii bring man 20
sour door radios repaired while you walt.
ROGERS RADIO SHOPS
EAST SIDE. i0s0l MACH LIZ 4
WEST SIDE S5O5 Puritan IN f-Ol2 20
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
TILE AND WALL TILE

.A.I TILE WORK new and repairing
f-rr rf'imate-- Caii ~ 24fo
ppES srlf .batrr1or 0f gI'cleu need
u.c3 Flee estimate. w 4-I5o2,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
RUBYS
COAL, COKE. WOOD

COAL, COKE. WOOD
CHUNKS or KINDuN& SIS nfty cubic
feet promp, delivery y FtEroy\ 5707
DRY KtNDLlNG WOOD s. so mixed
w1nt 50 so load lots CT 566H
FRANKS wood yard kindlinr fireplace
wood We deliver II. 6s4ij
ffaIf coat COMPANY
immediate delivery Kcntuakyt egg
stokef nut Townsend o-9276
KlNDLfSG WOOD g. load delivered
within % hours. Tyler 7-s053
KINDLING wood. 20 Gu n S6,G0
load TO 7-sl23 24-hr service
MISTELE COAL y COKE co
Mhin order Dcuarfment Pi 5000
,PECfAf Good pocahontas coal immt-
dlatc delivery TAYLOR COAL COM
PANY. Tyler f-a629
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
GAS HEAT

GAS HEAT
Installed IN your present furnace with
aurlmatiC controls Immediate inSiA.la-
fiou Free estimates L ~ OlnAitad
A Co i4s26 Mack Siagars 2o1o
HEATING plants installed in homes
without Easements Boilers and radiators
available TY $1,000
Is Your Furnace Sick ?
can ? A Miller Furnace Doctor Air
conditioning gravity furnace blowers
and heat runs Installed Equipped iof
prompt quick service day az ulEht
p n Miller Sheet Metal. VI l-l6ls
36Tb " Lafayette.
eih BURNER and yJOKcI service. FRED
4 IAWREkdF TO 6-G50l
OIL. GAS. sTnKER
AEHNffrF
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
ELMER CLARK

WI SOLD OVER MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF HOMES LAST YEAR
GRhNDVILIE NEAR JOY ROAD
New brick bungalow 3 bedrooms fun
tl,r bath dining room dlrited ba e-
rcut for recreation room large porch
cas alI.conditicned heat cXtfa lavstoTs
4O-fq1t lot only So 500
VINCENT NEE CE iffo
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
ELMER CLARK

VIZ SOLD ovrr XII LION DOLLARS
WORTH OF HOMES LAST YEAR
SiSE NTfF--vsu Dyse section Fiv.
Eruus rAfsFr too .oty $4,000 Terms.
IA pOSeh Prospect 1900
PFTOSKEY NJ FESEEii
? ru cottage excellent c0nf 2-csr
EarAFe quick possession. on hcsfe~
0niy t3 200. Call Ar. Smith. IN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

hLSlL
R-A-i CASH deal We buy property for
-oloyed eMEDLEY i4o East warren.
TE 1892
4 BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCEi
ANY East Side or Italian section
g CHERRY 2o57 Gratioi ~ 2eso.
a CASH BUYER for any type property
you have % offer tColored
e 81 WHITE 1850 Hastings TE l.oOb0
CASH. - hours service - wears
east side PetInc Pr 1880.
QUICK sale price rirh, icas, side y;
An's Ns's dncics SAROS LE o2l7.
A SINGLE FLAT or income near Grstiot
Hafper or Warren ERB oil 64OO.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY.
y " SEC VICTORY VIZ ,7ssLo.
ALL CASH OFFER ~ - HOUPS-We
buy ColOred singles fatg apartments.
\uo commission guarantee ca oOo5.
h Y All CASH FOR SINGLE HOME
4 ~ roy L ROt'HTPEE-vE $500
Any section Colored Fred pcurlss.
Riiy Johnson TE a64s TE $500.
ATTENTION -Fas, side properly owners
quick deal top dollar guaranteed.
NAVE A. ntisfT'Tf
l2s47 Mack LIZ o4f4
ATT'ENttON-Casn buyers waiting call
QQGi frs'ip' Ceschwind PL 64s4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
AS LOW AS Sc
RADIO SERVICE

A BITTER JOB Is our guarantee.
Quicker service rs our motto any MAKE
radio on phonoEraph repaired parts Tor
All makes tf4lO K JEFF LE, 5955.
ALL MAKES Including parts. tubes last
models. $3.50, guaTsnteed. TYLER
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
VENETIAN RIINDS

VENETIAN blinds. wood or steel
weeks delivery Peerless. VIZ I-Aoa9.
VENETIAN blinds. custom made steel
or wood. also expert repairing Century
venetian Blind CO TR i-O4lS
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-26

fans paid $41,O28 to see the hectic
rough and tumble shindig which
left most of the fans more exhaust
ed from shouting than were the bat
tiers from their own efforts.
Leroy (SatcheD Paige, Kansas
City Monarchs baseball club, is At
years young. The game (five in
nings) he twirled against Soldier
boy Semler's Black Yankees was a
classic. A Bob Feller, modern day
version of Walter Johnson, could
not have improved much upon it
and there is a vast difference in the
age of these two pitching immortals.
Most of the baseball fans, number
ing $4,000 odd, cheered Satch. But
not few booed.
1t is for those who emitted hiss
calls that we say this: Whatever
your reasons for disliking the big
footed, elongated moundsman, don't
let that keep you from admitting
to his true genius out there on the
raised pitching hill. Maybe in an
other season, Paige won't be out
there for you to cheer or boo. Father
time has something to say about
that, you know.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-26
TOP AMERICAN ARTISTS
CITED BY MAGAZINE

NEW YORK, July 26 CAMP -
Negro artists, whose works have
won distinguished acclaim from
top-flight critics, are the subject OF
an article in Life magazine.
Illustrated with examples OF the
work cited, painters represented
include Eldzier Cortor, 80, of Chi
cago, Jacob Lawrence, %, of Brook
lyn, Romaire Bearden, 32, and Will
liam H. Johnson, As, Of New York,
John Wilson, "a, Of Boston, 3D.
year-old Palmer Hayden OF New
York, and the late Horace Pippln,
who died recently at the age OF 30.
The magazine comments that, al
though Negro artists have prac-
ticed the profession of painting and
sculpture since colonial days, it was
only when they began to paint them
selves in the mid '20's that their
work began to take on vigor and
vitality.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-26
ARNALL PLEDGES 'KLAh'
FIGHT AS LONG AS
HE IS IN OFFICE

ATLANTA, July 25 (ANP)-
Gov. Ellis Arnall, who returns his
liberal administration to Eugene
Talmadge, the race-baiter, in Jan
uary, declared that he will continue
to battle the Ku Klux Klan and the
railroads as long as he is in office.
1t was the governors first public
statement since his candidate,
James V. Carmichael, winner of the
popular vote, was defeated by the
county unit system used here.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-26
COLOR MAGAZINE
FEATURES NEGRO PROGRESS

CHARLESTON, ". Va, July 25
-Stressing progress of the Negro
race in varied fields, Color mag
azine published here is fast becom-
ing one Of the most popular publica-
tions of its kind. Combining skill
fully pictures in technicolor and in
teresting research material, Color"
can easily be seen as a magazine
with a policy.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-26
PRINCE HALL MAS0NS
TO MEET AT WHEREFORE

More than 700 Masons of the
Prince Hall Affiliation will convene
at Wilberforce University on Aug
ust 4, 5, 6, and 7th for the annual
meeting Of the Grand Lodge of
Ohio. Grand Master Clyde Moss
will preside at the Grand Lodge ses-
sions. DR.. Charles Stewart, Dean Of
Religious Education at Wilberforce,
and 33rd Degree Mason, will be the
guest speaker at the opening ses-
sion, Sunday, August 4th. Appear
ing on the same program will be
DR.. Charles H. Wesley, President
of the University, and Frank R.
Transue, Worshipful Master Of
Wilberforce Lodge No. 81, Xenia,
which is the host lodge of this
years Grand Lodge. On the social
side will be the Knights Templar
and Grand Lodge Ball in Beacon
gymnasium on the evening of Aug
ust 5th, with Percy Lowery of
Columbus and his orchestra fur
nishing the music. Worshipful Mas
ter Transue has announced that the
Sunday evening program on Aug
ust 4th and the Grand Ball on Aug
ust 5th will be open to the public.