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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

Vatican City, July 8-CUP)-The United States had its first citizen among the saints of the Roman Catholic Church today after the canonization of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini in one of the most colorful ceremonies of the church Pope Plus XII pronounced Mother Cabrini a saint at the climax ol 4 1-2 hours of pageantry in St. Pe- ter's Basilica yesterday.
 His Holiness revealed that the feast day and day for the Venera- tion of St. Frances Cabrini will be Dec. 9. the date of her death in Chicago in 1917.
 30,GGO Religious Attend
 Some 30,000 persons - cardinals and lesser prelateS. members of the Vatican City and Rome diplomatic corps, many thousand members of religious orders, and the lay faith ful-attended the historic ceremony beginning at 8 A. M.
 A fanfare of silver trumpets echoed through the spacious Basil ica to announce the canonization of Mother Cabrini Then the huge bronze bells of the church began pealing a message of rejoicing and those in the Holy City's 500 church. es joined in while the Pontiff re cited a Te Deum Of thanksgiving.
 AS the throng left the Basilica, a small airplane dipped low over St Peters Square. Within 200 feet ot the heads of the crowd 1t dropped memorial holy cards of the new saint with her picture and sacred inscriptions.
 Priests. children. American sol diers and high personages in civil ian life rushed eagerly to gather the mementoS.
 March Begins Ceremonies
 The ceremony rich in pomp ane pageantry opened when the mem bers Of the Holy Congregation O Rites and other prelates, together with all the cardinals in Rome. con vened in a hall close to the Sistint Chapel and formed procession.
 The Pope dressed in tloWinI white robes and wearing the goldel triple crown, arrived in the chapel knelt and intoned the Ave Maria Then he took his place on the ges tatorial chair, holding hand paint ed candle wrapped in silken hand kerchief.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

An airplane in which two pupils can be trained at the same time is to be produced in England, being so arranged that one pupil sits with the instructor and the other behind so he may listen to all that is said and observe all that happens.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
Lugo, Sensational Cuban
Star May Rajoin ClolDns

Spring training.
The pleasant tidings, not yet con
firmed by the Clowns management
that Leogivildo Lugo, their great
Cuban left-fielder of 1914, had
signed a contract and was enroute
to the Tampa camp. Lugo was a
sensation, both at bat in the field
for the Clowns two years ago but
did his last seasons baseballing in
Mexico Els presence would be a de
cided boon to the Clowns 1945 I'll
tular chances. Also on the happy
titular chances.
Also on the happy side is the
signing of Eugene c'Cheba- Goat
Smith. the Clowns original third
baseman of pre-war days, who was
rec6ntly mustered out OF service
and is expected to share the hot
corner duties with Manager Jesse
Walker, and of julius Brown, q
highly Recommended left handler
from Alabama. Just returned from
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30

lam H. HASTE, Howard Law Dean,
in seeking a reversal Of a decision
of the supreme court OF appeals OF
Virginia holding the state segre-
cation law applicable to interstate
passengers.
The main thesis of his argument
however was that the Virginia law
was an unlawful invasion by the
state of an area where the federal
government has exclusive jurisdic-
ton. Both judge HASTE and Thur
good Marshall, special counsel for
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
urged the high tribunal to reverse
the judgement of the Virginia APP
pellate Court of holding the con-
viction of Mrs. Irene Morgan for
refusing to move to the rear of a
bus when directed to do SO by the
driver.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30

Republican, Michigan Holding
press conference in the Senate Ed
ucation and Labor Committee
room, with supporters of the meas
ure participating, they said the
bill would probably be called UP in
two weeks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
Senators Pledge
All Out Support
Of Poll Tax Bill

WASHINGTON (NNPA) -
Three senators today announced
their intentions to seek senate con-
sideration of anti-poll tax legisla-
ton at the earliest practicable
moment to prevent IT'S getting into
legislative jam and being de-
feated by a filibuster at the end
of the present session. They were
Senators Claude Pepper, Florida.
and James M. Mead, New York,
Democrats, and Homer Ferguson,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30

TAMPA. Fla, --(SNS)- Good
news was inter-mixed with some
not SO good as the Indianapolis
Clowns of the Negro American
League were to begin converging
on this site for the start of their
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30

the MarianaS, Brown is % stands
So and weighs 1876. He is reputed
to have a terrific fast ball.
These tidings were tempered by
the fact that Jimmy Olive. re-
mains the only holdout and reports
Tomas Quinones, the great Puerto
Rico hurler signed by the Clowns
after two years OF effort, has Jump
ed to Mexico.
The Clowns play first games on
the afternoons Of April 6 and 7
with the Tampa PepSi-Colo Giants.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
ENEMY CoUNTER-ATTACK
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Pampa, Tex. When a couple
of skunks invaded his smoke
house, Farmer George +. Cocker
ell left the door open as an in
vitation to the animals to leave.
They didn't take the hint so
Cockerell decided to force them
out. The skunks counters attack
ed successfully, costing Cockerell
1000 pounds of meat.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
HASTE Before u. S.
High Court In Va.
Segregation Case

WASHINGTON, D. c. -(SNS)--
The Doctrine that state may
not do anything inconsistent with
national policy was urged upon
the supreme court TODAY by Will
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-03-30
JOSHUA JONES
BY /. r. REYNOLDS

Brother Bell says folks who bny
their way are usually folks vino
are pushed ont Of the way when
they have no money to pay.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Modern American Art
To Be Exhibited Abroad
BY the Associoied Press

A chance for the rest of the
world to see some of the modern
art now being produced in the
United States was promised yes
terday by the State Department.
Seventy-nine oil paintings bought
by the department in response for
exhibitions of American art for
foreign circulation will go on dis
play this week at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in New York.
One section of the show will be
sent to Paris for an exhibition
during the meeting of the Unitec
Nations educational, scientific and
cultural organizations starting Oc-
tober %. From Paris this section
will go to Switzerland and Prague.
Later, it may go to Russia.
The other section will be sent
to Latin America, starting with
Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican
Republic
Anticipating possible criticism of
the collection as not a typical
cross-section of American life, the
State Department said that in re-
sponse to demands for an exhibit
ton showing the latest trends in
American painting, the group ''is
weighted on the side of expert
mental and creative work"
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Half a Million Pounds Of INT
Will Be Exploded tuesday
B. The AsSocinted Press

POCATELLO, Idaho. Sept. %
The Navy today put the finishing
touches on plans to explode 100000
pounds of TINT next Tuesday.
Capt. Walter E. Brown, COM
mander of the Naval Ordnance
plant here, says the INT will be
ignited at the Arco naval proving
grounds, IS miles north Of Pocatello.
at l pm.
The object, he said. is to deter
mine whether nearby magazines
containing 100000 pounds of am
munition can withstand the ex-
plosion or go off like string of
firecrackers."
Capt Brown said the explosives
were obsolete ammunition - land
mines and 1000-pound bombs.
mo observers, naval or civilian,
win be allowed closer to the blast
than four and one-half miles" he
said
The blast will be set off electri-
cally from firing point one mile
aWay-a concrete-lined dugout coy-
cred with dirt.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Won't Be Stampeded ,
Missouri 5 Governor
Tells Bonus Marchers
By the Associoted Press

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Sept %.
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly today told
a booing group of marchers from
the Ozarks he would not call a
special session of the Legislature to
consider their demand for a s40O
bonus for World War II service.
I'VE don't have a government of
threats or intimidation or of trying
to stampede the Governor into some
proposition your own organizations
aren't agreed upon" Gov. Donnelly
said
He told the veterans to go home
and consult their legislators and pre-
sent their proposals in an orderly
manner to the Legislature which
convenes in January.
Disagreement Cited.
The present assembly, he said,
rejected the bonus plan twice and
therefore he saw no occasion to
recall it. He pointed out that vet
eran organizations themselves did
not agree on a bonus The State
American Legion Convention op-
posed one, while the VFW went on
record as favoring some plan.
AS soon as the Governor finished
Murl Z. Owen, the wholesale drug
salesman who led the caravan from
Springfield, told the veterans that
the Missouri Veterans Bonus Com
mittee would be formed to sponsor
their plan
He urged the marchers to go
home IN an orderly way and to Or
9anize every county in the State.
well Be Back" They Say.
Asserting "We1l be back" and
We're not quitting vet" the former
GIS broke camp at the edge of
the city and started back to South
western Missouri without incident.
The bonus caravan of about rs
arrived in the capital at
dawn after an all-night drive from
Springfield.
Before he spoke the Governor
conferred briefly with the veterans
leaders.
They said they wanted the Gov
ernor to call special session within
10 days and recommend a $400
bonus.
Mr. Owens suggested that 1t be
financed with sales tax on beer and
so the man who spent his
bonus in a saloon would pay more
for his benefits.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Nerve War Must End
For Peace, Bevin Says
By the Associated Pres,

LONDON, Sept. 28.-Ernest Beyin
said last night that like Prime Min
lister Stain he does not expect war
now, but added that the current war
of nerves" must cease IF We are to
get peace"
The British Foreign Secretary,
who returned only the day before
from the Paris Peace Conference.
told working class constituents in
London's Wandsworth section:
1--WE have recently had a state
ment from Russia that they do not
anticipate further war is likely at
present. I do not think so either
and I do not know anybody who is
asking for war"
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Shoh's Sister Bears Son

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept. %
lP).-Mehr Pahlabod. %, sister of
Mohammed Ria PahleVi, ruler of
Iran, gave birth to son weighing
7 pounds 2 ounces at st. Johns
Hospital today. The father is
Mehrdad Pahlbod, an Iranian. Dr..
Blake Watson said mother and child
were doing fine" 1t is the first
child for Mehr Pahlabod.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
LOST

ENyELOPE-Rewsrd for return OF envelope
containing patent correspondence; lost Sat
urday. September IA; dated l94l. Finder
please communicate with either c. A.
SNOW g. co, 10 Sth st NV, or r
MITCHELL, Ontario Apis NV, co. 0S00.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
l8 Jops of Kempei-toi
Sentenced to Deuth
By the Assoeiaied Press

PENANG, Malay States, Sept. %.
Eighteen japanese members of
the disbanded Kempei-tai, Japan S
secret police. and three Formosan
civilian interpreters were sentenced
to death today for completely in
atrocities leading to deaths of more
than 1000 Penang civilians during
the occupation.
Eleven other defendants were SEN
fenced to prison terms ranging from
five to Is years. Three were
acquitted.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-30

Fuzzy thought that she and Pres
ident were thru for good, and that's
why she ha sheen singing, I've
got right ocry.'
DON'T FORGET, THE BATTLE
OF MUSIC AT THE RINK SUM-
DAY. Music by RAYS OF RHY-
THIN AND DUKE OATS AND
HIS ORCHESTRA The price
is just 75c. You'll also get another
chance to win NYLON STOCK
INGS
TO ALL THE CATS AND
CHICKS THE SKATING RINK
ANNEX is now opened every day,
all day go out, drink a cold
coke and dance to the music OF
your favorite band on the JUKE
1t is true that Claratee Luckett
is here from New York City, be-
cause Coolidge Davis, Herdia Mar
gum and John Ward gave her q
big celebration.
Samuel V. Davis is doing much
flirting now, especially since Clara
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-30
Madison County
News
Mrs. Artie M. Bullie, Reporter.

Mrs. Artie M Bullie, Reporter.
Mrs. Artie NJ. Bullie spent the
weekend in Jackson taking treat
ment from DR.. Hall and DR.. Graves.
While there she met many friends.
She was guest in the home of her
son and daughter, Br. and Mrs.
Sprose Bullie, sos S. Davis Stree
on Monday night
On Monday night she met with
the Friendship Prayer Band at the
home of Mrs. Sallie Garner, 3O8
Davis Street. The meeting was a
special one.
Rev. C. w. Johnson, pastor of
China Grove A.M.E. Church rem
dered service Sunday, preaching
soul-stiring sermons Mrs. C. w.
Johnson, pianist, will continue to
render music for the China Grove
Chorus.
Mrs. Melania Harris and Mrs
Wilder Lewis, visited their sister
Mrs. Artie Bullie. who has been
i'll. They hope for her a speedy re-
covery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
to our many white friends of Madi-
son, to our eolored friends ano
neighbors for their deeds of kind
ness and words of sympathy dur
ing the illness and death of our
tunties. Mrs. Florida Lee We thank
you all and may God bless you.
Signed:
Neices and Nephews: Mecania
Harris, Artie M: Bullie, Wilder
Lewis, Jessie Ridley, Abner Jones
R. c. Jones.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-30

tee came, we wonder if this is spite
work?
Lucille Stubs said the people
can forget about the chick who
on ton Poindexter and like her
because she has who she vans.
Wake up Leon Coats, can't you
tell when you are not noticed
around Mary Lou
Why don't you act your age,
Maxine Curtis?
Mary Lou wac looking plenty
snazzy Sunday night with her
friends, she was really on the ball,
she seems to want to hip Clara Lou
Stevens OF the fact that Luther Hill
is still crazy about her and there
isn't much that Clara can do about
it.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-30

HOLLY SPRINGS - Funeral SER
vices were held recently for Mr.
Jim Luster from Anderson Chapel,
Rev. Toomer, officiating. The basket
ball games between SCI. College
resulted 10 the following scores:
M. l. Girls. as; S. c. /. Girls. Is;
NJ. /. Boys, 33; S. c. I. boys. "a.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-03-30

Carelessness and improper handl-
ing Of livestock in shipping to mar
ket reduce the returns to farmers
from livestock sales considerably,
the Extension Service declares.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

COLORED-12OO BLOCK Florida ave. ne.
% rooms, double deck rear porch. oil
h.-w.h.; large rooms. Price. $4,000.
100 block 14th st. n.wsm-9 rooms.
5000 block Foote st. n.e.-Two 5-rm
houses. new, modern: $4,000. $1,000 cash.
1900 block of 18th st. n.w.-24 rooms,
cash. Other houses, apartments and busi-
ness property for sale. Cau MR.. CARR.
LU. $500.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE,

COL0RED-1S ST. near Dunbar High
School-Brick. 6 rooms and bath, h.-v.h.;
near schools. stores and transportation;
reasonable cash payment,
Colored-Md ave, near 18th st. ne
Brick, 6 rooms and bath, arransed for
10 families; good condition: reasonable
cash payment e A RARRY ME anoh
Evening star., 1946-09-26

CONTINUED on Next Pses.l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14


DIR. and Mrs. James A. Cannon, Jr,,
We're weekend visitors in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mrs. F. T. Rathbun entertained
members of her bridge club al her
home on Monday evening.
~. a,l Ma wa,..,. u n,,..,,,
were visiting relatives in Washington,
- C., over the Weekend.
1rn. 1an,o. po,,oa1. .na aono.b
Co... ioo~,, ,;( H. iel '' Tn.i I,,. q r
IN. -,a..a,.,, ~. =. p.It;,,,.a
RaIpb NJ Snence returned TO Oak
land after - Trim throuob VIRGINIA for
items for the Janrv Lee Craft House
Mrs. George II. Hanst entertained
home on Monte Vista road, on Tues
day evening,
,i,. ..ad Nh. T. T. c,ro;,o,,. .,d
.o,, rI,,.,, ~ ,{-,.I,;nat,,, n r u.a,.-
,.n..t.. ~ Mr., 1ua VoIfa 1a.., r,o,l.,,.
ana " eaneSd'I'
Nh. and Mrs II 2 StocksIago,. and
ans Robert and Riuv have gono to
Cleveland Ohio for y visit Of sever
al davs
Mss Susy Smith and Logan Weber
Homecoming activities al College
Park last weekend.
MISS IleIen llaFoIhget ana MIS-
-.i''I y 80 -Ao"l'lS' ,ui'loeII''"o' were
" elh-eI1o guests o. MISS Mary Louise
-le-''-s'
rj,.. R,.,,.o Io,l,;r. on-o,.4oi,od
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gondcr's Cut Rate store
every day Of the week at five cents
per copy, and at Hamills Book
and Stationery Store every day of
the week, except Thursday afternoons
hen the store is closed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14
GORTNER


lDelaYed)
Mrs Ross Grove visited Mrs Mary
Grove, in Washington, last week.
Messrs Floyd Miller. Of near
Mover sdale, and Thomas MiIler. of
Evening star., 1946-03-15
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Evening star., 1946-03-15
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.l

VETERAN, colored. wants Job to drive
light truck or car for delivery know city
son gell; rsfIersnee MI sn9s Ask for LADD W. JOHN
VETERAN, "a yrs, 4th-year law student
with B. A. and B. s. degrees. desires part.
time work between 8 am. and pm.
preferably in office handling work of leg a
nature; 8 years experience in Federal ad.
ministrative work Box 3O4-S. Star 10
YOUNG COLORED MAN with local ex.
perience and references desires lob typins
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YOUNG MAN wants position as shippins
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YOUNG MAN, colored. desires lob in print
shop or newspaper publisher; experienced
Az: II35 after q pm. 15-
YOUNG MAN with automobile wishes part
time work. afternoon or evening; collec-
tiop i5 or similar work acceptable. Box
WILL RUN small apartment house or
rooming house for my apartment; reliable:
will make bond II necessary; handle fur
REAL JOB WANTEDWIm not seeking
more pay. or better hours; I'm seeking
the satisfaction of doing worth while
Job well. That job must demand. and re-
integrity. 1t might be in editorial. public re-
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IN some other field that offers real future
opportunity, even with present risk. News
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