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Evening star., 1946-03-07
Russio Boosts Poy, Food
For Its Scientists
by the Assoeiotsd Prsss

MOSCOW, Mar. 7.-Soviet scien-
lists were assured today OF addi-
tional financial backing and other
benefits under a special decree issued
by the Council of Peoples Com
missars.
The decree, effective April l.,
guarantees "a considerable increase
in pay" to all scientific workers in
addition to better food and more
industrial commodities. The bene-
fits reach down through the ranks
to the youngest laboratory techni-
clans and assistants.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
EDUCATIONAL.
cHlNQUAPM DAY NURSERY
KING ST. ALEXANDRIA, VA,

Hos openings for children oses z TO s
years; competent stoff. Licensed. Hours:
8 o.m. TO $50 pm. Rote 5000 monthly.
Phones: Day.. Alex. S24O.
Night, TEmpIs 1868
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27
SKY CRADLES FOR BABIES
BY JOHN RANCK'J
BY MELVIN TAPLEY
Ey TED WATSON

NEW YORK-First passeger in
this new, lightweight aluminium
and plastic bassinet. was 13 month
old Susan Negaard, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Negaard Of
jackson Heights, N. Y. shown with
Stewardess Gerry McGrail. The
"Sky Cradle" was designed to pro-
vide comfortable trips for young
passengers in four engine flag
ships Of American Airlines. Lined
with a waterproof, quilted type
white plastic material, it is cen
tered with a wide belt fastened By
a upper to hold the infant snug
ly. Hanging from the side and end
are pockets for baby supplies. Two
of the cradles are slowed in each
plane, ready for use at the forward
seats at either side of the aisle.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27
By CHARLES ALLen

to attempt the making of pictures
in which the subjects were record
ed and photographed at the same
time and, in the spring of 1873. the
Western Electric Company's frs
real "talkies"....a series of short
SubjectS-were made.
BY the summer of 1925 plans
were underway for making a pro-
gram of features with which to
open at a Broadway theatre in NY
City and, On August 6, 1926, the
Warner Brothers production, Don
Juan first full length picture with
a synchronized musical score-had
its premiere and was hailed by a
special edition Of Variety as
Broadway's greatest sensation.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

Twenty years ago the movies
added sound to sight. On August
6, 1925, Don Juan''-first full len
9Th picture with a synchronized
musical score was successfully
presented to a New York theatre
audience.
A year later "The Jazz Singer"
first full length feature to use
lip synchronization. was present
ed.
The sound equipment which
made these and succeeding talk
les" possible was developed and
made by Bell Telephone Laborator
les and Western Electric Company
Thus began a new art, which
now speaks throughout the world,
direct ~outgrowth of the Bell Sys-
TENS continuous research to i'm
prove communications.
Sound motion pictures of a quail
ity suitable for regular theatre
presentation were not created in a
day but grew out of many years
of communications research. They
were an important by-product of
the work of many Bell scientists
and engineers in their endeavor to
improve telephones. Many others
had tried to make the movies talk,
but earlier efforts had been unSGc-
cessful because the tools which
telephone research was to create
were not at hand.
Working toward the goal of a
telephone service which would
make possible the TRANSMISSION OF
speech from anywhere to any
where else on the face of the earth
the Bell System scientists and en-
gineers, by 1921, had developed all
the essential elements for produc'
ing a sound motion picture, name
": ~ a high quality microphone
capable of transmitting a wide
range of sound frequencies with
out distortion, ~ the vacuum
tube amplifier, (3) superior meth
DDS Of recording sound on film ana
wax discs, and (4) a loud speaker
of high quality capable OF deliver
ing undistorted and amplified
sound in a wide range of grequenc
les.
An improved device for syn
chronizing motion pictures with
electrically produced sound was
constructed and the engineers De-
lieved 1t was time to see whelner
they could successfully MAKE
sound movies. Using the wax dlsc
method. they produced the flrst
electrically recorded talking PIC
t1Ire. which was exhibited at 4aie
University October q, 1!z2. ms
nicture was accompanied by q
transcribed lecture explaining inc
audion. The voice Of tue speaker
came from the screen with 50 nat,
u al a quality and with such goou
timing that the assembled strn-
ents ard scientists at first suspect
ed q tToe-x.
With this success, it was decided
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

c. N. o. have been going
with a woman for IL years and I
really love her. For the past ten
years I have been trying to get
her to marry me but she says she
won't every marry again. She
is good. kind and considerable of
me at all times. / treat her as
kindly as it is possible for me TO
do so. l want to marry her and 1
want some suggestions please.
She gets furious if she see me
talk with another woman but
otherwise she is always sweet.
Ans: You haven't a rival COM
peting against for this lady's hand
so it is up to you to put on more
pressure and persuade her 10
change her mind. The home you
are building has her completely
charmed and the fact that she is
giving orders about the arrange
ments and other incidentals indi-
Gates that she has her heart SEE
on living there. Right now would
be the strategic moment to try 10
win her. Get busy boy!
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

L S WI read your column re-
gularly and think the best of it.
/ am in love with a married wo-
man and know she is in love with
me. I have been married but am
separated from my wife. Should
we both get our divorces and a
ry? She's the only girl l have ever
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27
20 AIRS OF TALKING


Bell Systems Important Part in
Developing the Equipment which
Made Them Possible Is Recalled
by Celebration of the goth Ami
Versary of Sound Motion Pictur-
es to be Held August 9th.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

loved.
Ans: You are separated from
your mate and you could get a
divorce without bringing grief to
her but the lady in question has
an entirely different setup. You
should not encourage her to leave
her husband. You were wrong to re
nance while still married. She
couldn't possibly know what deci-
sion to make under the present
circumstances. Clear out of the pic
ture for awhile and let her get her
wits Together and make a decision.
B N CT finished high school
this year. My father is well able
to send me to college this fall but
he tells mother and I that he will
not spend one cent for this cause.
My aunt, dads sister, is very an
xious for me to 60 to college and
says she will finance my educa-
ton. Should 1 accept her gener-
osity?
Ans: Nothing would please
your aunt any than for you
to accept her offer. She would love
to have you as her guest in her
fine home while giving you the
benefit of a college education. For
your own reference, why not keep
an accuate account of the money
your aunt spents on your educa-
ton so that you may repay her
later on if you so desire.
v Why husband and I r
separated and divorced. He start
ed coming back. and staying here
part Of the time and last week he
went away for a few days. Now l
am wondering if I should marry
him again or look for someone else
Ans: Apparently neither of you
were happy over the divorce else
you would not be trying to live
together again. Take him back If
you love him, but get married be-
fore you do.
H R CT know you can help
me on my problem. My husband
had always promised me that he
would live in the same town where
my parents live after coming out
of the service. He spent all of
his money and now wants to live
in the city. He al get work here.
He had one job and quit it and left
for the city. Now should I give up
my home and my parents who
have always given me everything
1 wanted and follow him? I want
to stay near mother. / am twenty
six years old.
Ans: A wife's duty is with her
husband first and always. If he
prefers to make his livelihood in
the city, then it is surely your
place to follow him. Marriage in
variably separates a girl from her
parents and you must not fret
and worry if he wants to make
a change. A couple never gets the
joy and happiness from their mar
riage until they break all home
ties and concentrate on making
each other happy.
P d. have been going with a
man for 5 months. He asked me
to marry him but he always make
dates and never shows. up. What
must / do?
Ans: Wash your hands of the
whole affair. He's spending his
| time with another woman and re-
| CARELESS of what he says, his ac-
| tons prove that he S not thinking
of matrimony.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

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GUIDE OR CALL HA O8OO-
for FINE QUALITY
o Personal Cards,
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o HandbiWs,
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Anything Printable"
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

. McBrady Products Orders
Taken at 25O6 Burdette ST.,
Telephone Jackson 1884.
Mrs. C. VI. Elder.
The Omaha guide., 1946-07-27

FURNISHED ROOM Downstairs
for man and wife, 2507 Hamilton
AT-O992.
The echo., 1946-06-21
BASSFIELD NEWS

lIr. and Mrs. Van Booth are proud
of their son, Rev. T. NJ Booth, who
recently received his Degree from
Li:rcoln University, Penn, this month.
E-r. Ike C. Griffith a student of AL
corn College, A lcorn, Mississippi,
Fla1s to spend his vacation with par
is, Mr. and Mrs Hayes Griffith.
Miss Eloise Griffith, an outstanding
teacher of Lincoln County, Brook
haven, will attend Summer School at
hlcorn.
ISIS Woodie Mae Hathorn will re-
main on the campus of Alcorn for
the summer She will be a member
of the senior class next fall.
Miss Geneva B. Hawkins will re-
main on the campus at Tuskegee In
SsitUte, Alabama and will be a men,
her of the Junior class next fall.
We were happy to have Rev. and
Mrs. E. B. Blackman attend the Gen
,1el Conference at St. Louis, Mo, and
l.now that they stood by our COM
sEa. who was elected bishop Bishop
and Mrs. Young, we are proud of you.
Ny God bless you.
Katie J. Mcleod Reporter
The echo., 1946-06-21
"A full College Course for you
with EXPENSES PAID

Here's important news for young
men ID and over III with par
ents' cOnsent). Under the CT
Bin of Rights, if you enlist in the
q. S. Army before October 6.
1916, for 3 years, upon your dis
charge you will be entitled to 48
months Of college. trade or bust
ness school education. Tuition
up ito $500 per ordinary school
year viii be paid. And you win
receive sos monthly living al
lowance-$90 if you are mar
ried. Get the facts at young
nearest U. S. Army Recruiting
Station.
The echo., 1946-06-21
HATS OFF! :

Hats off to Fashions charming
chapeau print! A beau-catcheI
print, with miniature hats sailing
about on cool rayon, is happy
choice for carefree summer days.
Style news steps to one side i'll
this clever Fashion Froch Of Il y
Week as the jalH;y double peplur'
flares out from the waistiine oye'
just one half Of the pencil-sl.n'
skirt. Perky spaghetti bows d.
tached to large Qiastic buyter'
march right Gown he front Of thu
gently blousad hod.ce. And r's>
snort sleeves are doltie-t.eret nr1
sweet as a love sniig.
Sumner de0aCA clotbe5 1; ~
are coolly comfortable. essj -
care for, and "a pi4C.r ~ a jag,
morning! A C!ess !b> M, IT,.
hedacked creas wave, Ge.F,oye 1t
dry clearing b.'s arr aetusnt
'fy:ves 81 SoAF 4c1 wa'sr
The echo., 1946-06-21

Rational Clothing Co. kept, 0Gl
%sS6-TS s. hshIsnd Ave. Chicago .. ~.
The echo., 1946-06-21
Marshall, Texas
Dear Bishop:

Dear Bishop:
Please accept my congratulations
for your elevation to the Bishopric.
| have been an unofficial agent and
Spokesman for the Young for Bishop
Club, for some time. SO | am here
by resigning since my prediction has
reached lis summit and aim.
Yours for His cause,
Coleman, w Kerry, Sr. Evangelist
The echo., 1946-06-21
Stockton, California

Stockton, California
:. BisAenz -REss.., (. Young.
delight il az Your gu election to h
Episcopal bench. May God bless you.
Rev. E. L. Springs
The echo., 1946-06-21
Jackson, Mississippi

JdCkSON, MISSISSIPPI
Because this glad occasion
Brings special thoughts of you,
Some very special wishes
Go with this greeting, too.
May each day Of the future
In some glad way increase
Today's deep sense of happiness,
Today's true JOY and peace.
Reverend & Mrs E. L. Percoates
The echo., 1946-06-21
Gulfport, Mississippi

Gulfport, Mississippi
Dear Bishop Young:
Please accept our congratulations
on your recent elevation as Bishop
of the C. M. E. Church. You have
our best wishes for a success.
Reverend & Mrs w. C. McDuffie
The echo., 1946-06-21
hington, D. C.

Mrs. Newbern joins me in wishing
vo' many years of happiness, abund-
ant success and merited confidence in
your labors as a bishop in our church.
| believe you will grace the position
with honor.
Reverend & Mrs. S. H. Newbern
The echo., 1946-06-21

Dear Bishop Young
I cannot say how glad ! an to hear
Of your success in becoming our
Bishop. We are so happy to have
you in our state.
Mrs Sara Lee Lindsey
The echo., 1946-06-21

4 It's kissing your miss
ing-then be wise-Nat-
tonal-izei Wear a pair
Of these Divine Lovers
Heart Earrings on your
very next date and see
what a difference they
make. You'll be the talk
The echo., 1946-06-21

w. N. Knott
The echo., 1946-06-21
Rose Hill, Mississippi

Rose Hill, Mississippi
Dear Bishop Young:
We the members of Lodge No. 252
I k this method in congratulating
yop on being elected to the highest
office in the gift of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs o. S. MCGEE
The echo., 1946-06-21

Rev. VIM. GLADDEN.
The echo., 1946-06-21
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Bishop Young:

Dear Bishop Young:
was proud to hear Of your being
Bishop and reading Of the many com
pliments given you. 1t makes me
feel good.
w. n Knott
The echo., 1946-06-21
De Eidder, Louisiana

De hidder, Louisiana
Dear Bishop:
5. GLADDEN. and highly congrat-
uiate you upon your promotion and
rray Gods choicest blessings upon
you.
Rev. VIM. GLADDEN.
The echo., 1946-06-21

postpaid mall this
beautifully boS ed set
OF Divine towers
Heart Earrings Or
send Si0G deposit
pay POSTWAR ilarca
on deliver Order
your DiVir GOV efS
Heart Eay TNs Ne'vI
Marion progress., 1946-12-19

Denmark launched the annual
Christmas Seal campaign against
tuberculosis in 1904; Dickens
Christmas Carol'&@was written in
1843; Samuel Clement Moore wrote
''The Night Before Christmas" in
1922; w. c. Dobson, one of Queen
Victoria's favorite artists, dis
patched the first Christmas card in
1845, and, historically, the first
Christmas tree was. set up in 1904.
One can imagine the first Christ
mas carol-the "Gloria in Excelsis"
OF the angels. However, of our popu-
lar Christmas carols today, "Adeste
Fideles" is undoubtedly the Oldest
It's origin is controversial: some say
it was graduate of the Cistercians,
others date its composition various
ly-from 1850 to 1880. Even accept
ing 1880, 20 Come All Ye Faithful
antedates - for example - ''Hark,
The Herald Angels Sing" Q73O,
"Silent Night" (l818), and 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem" (1868).
There's lot of Christmas tied up
in the confident expectancy of child
hood and the nostalgia memories of
groWn-ups; so,
MAY your days be merry and
bright
And may all your Christmases
be white.''
Marion progress., 1946-12-19
white Christmas,
Modern Day Carol

\ Irving Berlin's "White Christ
mas" has definitely joined the pro-
cession of Christmas music! Lest
we hesitate to admit so recent a
creation to the inner sanctum of
cherished traditions, let's see just
how old some of our Christmas IA
vOriteS really are.
Marion progress., 1946-12-19
Mlnde Pies of Deep
Christmas Tradition

No Christmas dinner would be
complete without mince pies. While
they have long been a part of our
Christmas tradition, they originally
had a deep symbolic significance.
Marion progress., 1946-12-19

having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at her home in North
Cove township, on or before the
28th day Of November. 1947, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.
This 28th day of Nov, 1916.
SORELDA BROWN, Executrix
Route 3, Marion, N. C.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
First Aid
For Houses
BY Roger c. Whitmon
Damaged Inlaid SidebOard

nAU6&Ln IAhA6su h1hNSDSSs ~
Question: We have an old marble
top sideboard, walnut with cherry
inlay on the doors. We took the
mahogany varnish off with varnish
remover and moved the piece into
the shed until we could refinish 1t.
Now the inlay has started to curl
away on the corners and edges in
some places from the change in
weather. What steps should we take
to refinish the sideboard?
Answer: For best results have the
repair done professionally. You
should not have exposed the side
board to changeable weather in the
open shed. The work ought to have
been done indoors. If you wish to
continue by yourself, clean off
every trace Of the varnish remover
that you used with benzine, and be
careful of fire. Then soften the
curled veneer slightly with damp
cloths In order to make them fiat
again.
Then work good glue under the
loose parts and place weights on
the piece to hold the veneer in place
until the glue has dried hard. If
any glue has oozed out, remove it
from the surface by rubbing with
very fine sandpaper "000," dust
and finish with two coats of top
quality, quick-drying yarnish.
Allow the first coat to dry hard,
dull the gloss by rubbing lightly with
very fine sandpaper, dust and apply
the finish coat.
Rotted Window Sills.
Question: My windows sweated all
winter long and caused the sash
to rot The sills are very dark from
the dampness and weather condi-
tions. How should treat them?
Answer: Use scraper and sand
paper on the dark wood until you
get the surface down to clean wood.
If the wood is badly rotted, it should
be replaced When clean and dry it.
can be painted with two coats of
enamel undercoater and one coat of
enamel. If badly exposed to weather,
you could use exterior house paint.
Preventing Rust.
Question: / am going to close my
house at the seashore for the winter.
How can prevent the formation of
rust on my gas stove and on the
aluminium trays of my refrigerator?
Answer: Clean all exposed metal
and wipe dry. Then coat with petro-
leum jelly. The refrigerator trays, If
they are aluminium, need no protect
ing coating, for they will not rust.
If they show signs of rust, they are
not aluminium and should also be
coated with petroleum jelly.
Holes in woodwork.
Question: Our windows are pro-
vided with handles, held in place
with screws. These screws have
worked loose and there are holes in
the woodwork that would Like to
fill. Please tell me how.
Answer: Fill the holes with wood
putty, which is on general sale. You
can mix little color in with it to
match the color of the trim.
tReleased by Consolidated News Festures0
Evening star., 1946-11-30
District Woman Held
In Iron Pipe. Deuth

Ellen Lee Lomax, "a. eolored. OF
the 400 block Of Delaware avenue
S.W., today was being held for
grand jury action in connection
with the death Of John Floyd Cum
mings, 49, colored, Of the same ad-
dress.
Cummings died in Casualty Hos
pita1 Wednesday Of fractured
skull, which police said was in
f1icted with an iron pipe during an
alteration between the couple
The woman was ordered held by a
coroner's jury, following an inquest
yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
Maine Newsmun Named
Gen. ODonneII Adviser

Stephen r. Leo. former Maine
newspaper executive, has been ap-
pointed civilian adviser to Brig.
Gen. Emmett O'Donnell, jr., direc-
tor of information for the Army Air
Forces.
He was released from military
government assignment in Ger
many to assume his new duties
with the AAF. His wife and three
month-old daughter have come to
Washington to live with him.
During the war, Mr.. Leo was ad-.
vanced from private to captain and
served with the AAF in the South
west Pacific and the China Burma
India theater. For IA years, he had
been connected with the Gannett
newspaper chain In Maine.
Evening star., 1946-11-30

vile. KY, where he formerly prac-
|ticed law and where he made a
national reputation as mayor, there
lis a possibility that in any collapse
|of the emergency housing program
the way will be opened for nonyet-
|erans to build homes.
Under Mr.. Wyatt's plan. all new
|houses to be built until the end of
1947 we're to be reserved for veterans
until so days after completion, on
the theory tnat veterans deserved
first opportunity to buy or rent.
Boost u. s. Savings Bonds. One
nut Of every three Americans have
to be told today that Savings Bonds
are still being sold.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
Prefubs

Continued From Page BID
president of the Producers Council.
will speak on THE Building Materi-
ais Situation for 1947"
Raymond F. Talbert, president OF
the Pittsburgh Home Savings and
Evening star., 1946-11-30

Loan Association, also will speak
at this session.
Dawson w. Winn. Laurel. Miss,
institute president. will be in charge
of the meeting. Arrangements for
the sessions were made by Harry H.
Steidle, executive secretary of the
institute.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
Lewis

Continued From Page B-1 i.
Truman is expected to give the
housing expediter his blessing Of
|repudiation.
II Mr.. Wyatt goes back to Louis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
Hoey Seeking Funds
For Mineral Research

WASHINGTON, May 20-P-
Senator Hoey ON. c. plans to
ask the Senate appropriations COM
mittee to pu- $50, 900 into the in
terrier appropriations bill for the
Mineral Research laboratory at
N. c. State college, Raleigh.
AS passed by the House, the
measure die not include
funds fer the laboratory recon-
menGed by the budget bureau.
The money now. will be sought
as a senate amendment to the
bill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
REMODELJNc

Remodeling of the ground
floor of the Trust building
Front and Market streets, was
begun Monday. The first floor.
now several feet above side
walk level, is to be lowered.
according to the owners, the
Willetts buildings corporation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
LEADERS MEET

A brief business session fol-
lowed by movies of recent Girl
Scout activities, will be held by
the Leaders association of that
organization this morning at
1890 o'clock in the Ameri-
can Legion home, Third and
Dock streets. All leaders have
been asked to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
WHO SAYS LIGHTNING
STRIKES ONLY ONCE?
NOT CHARLES BROWN

KENYON, o., May 20-(P)e
Lightning, which has turned
Charles Brown into a cosmic
bowling alley has registered
its 10th strike on Kenton's hui
man lightning rod.
But the 4S-year-old Negro
truck operator Monday was
fully recovered, three days
after lightning stunned him
in Kenton's public library as
he extended his hand to take
a book from an assistant libra
rian.
> Brown underwent his first ex-
perience with lightning two de-
cades past and his ninth
"strike" three years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
LOST N FOUND


T-Sgt. J. M. King, Local
Army recruiting technician
Friday night lost his wallet
containing sos in cash ond a
check ordering payment of an
unnamed amount. Later in the
evening he was called out Of
bed by his c0-worker in the re-
cruiting office, Sgt. Creston
Rowland, to be told that the
pOcketb0Ok had been returned
intact. Finder of the wallet was
a neighbor Of Rowland's Roy
Bennett, 118, Graham Drive
Maffitt Village.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
MAY FETE
CLINIC CLOSES

The Health department dog
vaccination clinic will end to-
day with two sessions be-
ing held at Spofford Nj lis and
Oleander Courts apartments.
The first session at Spot
ford, will be held from 8 to IL
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
ON SEA l.TTT

George F.. Larkins, II. sea-
man, second class, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Larkins, Will
mingtOn, was assigned to the
USS Randolph on April 30.
Larkins entered the Navy on
February IA, 1916 and received
his recruit training at the
naval tt tanning center, Norfolk,
Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
RECEIVES PERMIT

A city building permit to
erect a $1,000 drive-in on the
southeast corner of 10th and
Queen street Monday was is
sued to A. L. King, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
LOST BILLFOLD

". w. williams, North Caro-
lima shipbuilding company en-
Move, reported to City police
Monday the loss of a billfold
containing sos in cash and a
NC-SC check.