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Evening star., 1947-11-03

Union Theological Seminary, New
York. He will talk on Educational
Principles in Clinical Training"
"The Varieties of Clinical Expert
ence in Protestant Seminaries." and
Clinical Training in the Seminaries
of Tomorrow.
Other Speakers Listed.
other speakers will include DR..
James D. Tyms. department of re-
ligious education. Howard Univers-
ity; Chaplain Merrel D. Booker OF
Freedmen's Hospital: DR.. Paul B.
Cornely, Howard University Health
Service director, and the Rev. Err
nest E. Bruder, chaplain at st.
Elizabeths Hospital.
A play, THE Miracle Of Saint
Martin" will be presented by the
School Of Religion Players Novem-
ber/13.
DR.. Crawford to Give Talk.
Speakers at the devotional meet
ings will be DR.. Clarence W. Gran
ford, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church here: DR.. J. w. Nicholson,
minister of Virginia State College,
and the Rev. John M. Burgess OF
the School of Religion, Howard Uni
versity.
DR.. Mordecai W. Johnson, presl-
dent of Howard University, will be
the speaker at the dinner to be
held, at 8 pm. November 13 IN
Frazier Hall at the university.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
YWCA 10 Mark 5Oth Year
OF World Fellowship Work

The 50th anniversary OF world
fellowship work Of the YWCA will
be marked with special services In
the Washington Cathedral next
Sunday, Mrs. Nelson johnson.
chairman of the Washington
YWCAs program committee for the
affair, said today.
The Rev. DR.. Douglas Horton.
chairman of the American Commit
tee for the World Council Of
Churches, will address the 4 pm.
vesper services. They will COM
memorate the anniversary OF the
start of activities under which
YWCA groups of the United States
yearly give money to help similar
work in 50 other countries.
A procession of girls at the service
will represent each of the States.
Alaska, the District and other coun-
tries. Madame Pia Tassinari Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company will
be the soloist for the services. The
Cathedral choir and Howard Uni
versity choir also will present selec-
tions.
Evening star., 1947-11-03

ard University
sc DOL OF re-
ligion. it W a S
announced to-
day. The con-
voca ton W i III
be held at the
university No
vember 12-l4.
DR.. Dicks will
deliver a series
of t hree lee
tureS. Areas OF
Pastoral Work.
ct h e Ministry
of Listening in
Pastoral Work"
,pd "The Min
Evening star., 1947-11-03

istry of Prayer in Pastoral Work
A series of three morning lectures
at the convoca ton will be delivered
by DR.. Arthur L. Swift, professor at
Evening star., 1947-11-03
|Dr. Dicks 10 Give Talks
AT Howard University
RELIGION Convocation

DR.. Russell L. Dicks. chaplain of
Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago,
will be one Of the speakers at the
31st annual convocation of the How
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Longer Weor TIPS

The way your garment is fin
ished determines the way it will
hold up through washings and
cleanings. Double check the fol-
lowing points:
Pinked seams: Considered espe-
cially good for closely woven fab
RIGS; may fray on a loosely WOW
en- fabric, however.
Bound seams: A little more
work to this type, but will wear
well if used on loosely woven fab
RIGS.
Shoulder pads: These should
be firm and covered with same
fabric as garment. They should
be stitched well and neatly made.
Hemline: This should be
straight or it's a cardinal sin, and
make certain that it's at least
two inches wide, finished with
seam binding or turned under.
Neckline: See that the neck
line is neatly finished or that the
collar is neatly attached, not IL
able to spring loose or fray.
Packets: These should be neat
rather than bulky. Stitching
should be even and straight. See
that thread matches garment.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07

Soft cretonnes, brushed cottons
and even the thin, sheer cotton fab
RIGS such as nainsook. soft muslin,
batiste, etc., are wonderful for a
project Of this type.
If the color needs bit of lifting,
don't hesitate to do that. In many
cases, it's simply a matter Of dye
ing at home, following directions and
getting perfect results.
You can go as feminine as you
like in making the bedjacket with
any Of the above mentioned fabrics.
In case you have some old rolls Of
lace, bear this in mind when you
select your pattern, or purchase
some if you really must have the
frills.
Ruff1es may be made on your sew
ing machine with that particular at
tachment, and you may well have
enough of the material with which
to make them. See that they are
neatly finished and attached to the
garment.
Don't forget that ruff1es take time
to iron, and you should guide your
self accordingly in putting them on
in view Of whatever time you have
for the upkeep of the garment.
Lightweight bedjackets do not
have lining, and for this reason
must be neatly finished. Use plain
seams, and pink these with shears
or overcast them; or, you may over
cast them if you feel they will not
bear up we'll
For the sheer fabrics, you may
stitch the seams twice. Be certain
to test the stitches on a slip of the
fabric so you know how to adjust the
machine so that the material will
not pull.
AS with all sheer fabrics, you may
place the fabric against tissue paper
and sew on that. Rip off the fabric
after you have finished sewing.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Color Scheme

The primary colors are red. yel-
low and blue. All others stem from
these. The secondary colors are Or
ange, green and violet-formed by
combining two primaries. Thus vel.
low and blue give green; blue and
red give violet; and red and yellow
make orange. Complementary col
ors are those opposite each other in
the color wheel, such as red and
green, yellow and violet and blue
and orange. A pair Of compile
ments is made up of one primary
and one secondary color.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Map Remote Areas

Many inaccessible spots in the
United States-sections of the Grand
Canyon of Colorado, the southwest
ern deserts. great swamplands and
impossible mountain areas-soon
will be mapped accurately and to
the last detail though they may nev-
er have been explored. Aerial pho
tographers Of the u. S. Army Map
service will do the job from planes
using systems developed during
World War II.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Ant Control

The best control Of ants Is based
on destroying the queens and young
In the nest. If the colony. which is
usually out Of doors or beneath
cracks in the cement basement floor.
can be located. the ants can be de-
stroyed by punching few holes in
the nest and pouring one or two
tablespoons Of carbon disulide into
the openings. No one bait can be
depended upon to destroy all kinds
Of ants. Some prefer sweet bait,
while others relish meat and grease
bats.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
END CONSTIPATION
THIS NATURAL Way!
Millions Now Take Healthful
Fresh Fruit Drink Instead
of Harsh Laxatives!

It's lemon and water. Yes just the
Juice of Sunkist Lemon in glass OF
water-first thing on arising.
Taken first thing in the morning.
this wholesome drink stimulates bowel
action IN a natural way-assures most
people of prompt, normal elimination.
Why not change to this heaAhfsI
habit? Lemon and water is good for
you. Lemons are among the richest
sources of vitamin G, which combats
fatigue, helps you resist colds and
infections. They also supply B1 and P.
They alkalinize, aid appetite and
digestion. Lemon and water has a
fresh tang, too = clears the mouth.
wakes you up!
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if it doesn't help you'll
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Planting Petunias

Petunias may be planted out
doors when the danger Of freezing
IL over. Their diversity Of habit.
color and form makes them among
the most popular Of the ANNALS.
Dwarf petunias can be combined to
good advantage with some Of the
taller varieties when you make your
annual bed. A mixture of ruffied
giants, and single and double giants,
bordered with the spreading, free
Towering dwarfs will give you q
bed Of breathtaking beauty.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
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Keep the heels of new shoes un-
scuffed by painting them with your
colorless nail polish.
Save small glass jars with screw
tops. Use them to keep food in
the refrigerator. They require less
room than dishes, and the tight
covers keep odors from refrigera-
tor.
Few foods contain such variety
Of vital nutrients as peanuts. Use
them in cookies, cakes and frost
ings, also with meat and vegetable
dishes.
Do You lose your patience when
you sew with a double thread and
the thread tangles? Tie a knot at
the end of each thread instead of
tying the two threads together.
Use a stick and not brush for
stirring paint. Forcing the brush
into the corners will damage the
bristles.
Onions can be used to disguise
strong flavor in lamb, mutton,
soups or stewS.
Papered walls often can be
painted successfully provided the
paper is not too badly torn. How
ever, if there are some worn places
it is better to strip the wall COM
pletely, repairing cracks and crew
ices before starting to apply the
water paint.
Select a shelf in the kitchen on
which to store waxed paper, nap
kins, individual cups, string and
scissors. When preparing lunches
you'll find this a wonderful con-
venience and time-saver.
Rinse milky glasses promptly in
cold water to prevent stubborn
rings.
Reinforce bath towels along the
sides with heavy tape. Then the
shower addicts in the family can
give themselves the usual vigorous
rubbing without pulling your bath
towels apart.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Fashion Flashes

Clever little designers tricks which
bear out hip interest are bustles,
draping, bows and peplums.
Melon sleeves are very much in
the picture with their full, flowing
lines tapering down to a wasp waist.
Look for these fresh color COM
binations: Smoky brown with butter
yellow, olive with white, amethyst
with orchid. They're all novel.
The silhouette for the year IL
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Floating Power Plant

The electric plant of the Queen
Elizabeth, largest ship ever built,
packs enough power to meet the
demands of city of 10000 Among
the luxury liners electric accesso-
ries are $50 motors, 10000 lamps
and 1000 miles of wiring. The elec-
trio motors perform a multitude OF
tasks, including the raising and low
ering of 16-ton anchors and manipu-
lation of a 140-ton rudder.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Nijinsky, Greatest Dancer,
Alone Did Entrechat Dix

Vaslav Nijinsky, the greatest
male dancer of all time, although
still alive, has not given a perform
ance since he became insane in
1918, year after his one Amer
lean appearance in New York.
One of his ballet steps, never
achieved by any other dancer, was
the entrechat dix, a vertical leap
during which he crossed his feet
ten times while in the air.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07

There's so much excitement in
the hat field, it's going to be difficult
to tabulate all the trends. But this
much is certain: Every woman will
find a hat to her taste.
Many Of the hats are kidney or
propeller shaped. These are trimmed
with cascade of flowers which have
an ethereal quality about them, for
many are made of chiffon.
The fabrics for this season are a
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Farm Economy

Farm folk supply about one-half
of the nations increase in popula-
ton. The farm supplies raw ma
terials for from two-fifths to two
thirds of the needs of industry, with
one-third Of the people in factories
processing or fabricating raw ma
terials from the farm. Approxin ate
ly one-fourth of the railroads op-
Grating revenue. comes from hauling
farm products.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Honey Flavor

The flavor of honey depends on
the flowers yielding the nectar.
White clover honey is commonly
accepted as standard, but flavor is
really a question of personal pref
erence. In California and the CEN
trail west, sage and alfalfa honeys
are on a par with white clover,
and many Californians prefer or
ange honey. In Guatemala, the nec-
tar of coffee blossoms produces fine
honey.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Weather Reporting in Sky

Superfortresses converted into fly
ing weather observatories are used
by the regular army to 60 into the
spawning ground Of Arctic blizzards
and report the progress Of storms.
Information radioed from the ships
will enable the new army air wealth
er service to provide quicker long
range weather forecasts for all the
states.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
Farm Dwellings

Nearly three-quarters Of million
farm dwellings were abandoned dur
ing the war. Only about half Of
the farm homes remaining have
electricity. Slightly more than one
fourth of the farm homes have rum
ming water. About one-sixth Of the
rural homes have bath and toilet:
and even fewer have central heat
ing.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
WOMAN'S WORLD
Make Attractive Bed Jackets
From Worn Out Quilted Robes
& G'tta Haley

ROBES, just like other articles
of clothing, seem to have a way OF
wearing out, even though they may
take longer in the process than 9TH
er apparel. Yet most robes are cho-
sen with such care that it seems
almost a shame to lose them once
they become frayed at the waist or
revers. Is there something to be
done?
Yes, of course, as long as there
is still fabric there that is good, the
robe can be reclaimed to certain
extent, though not usually as robe,
unless it might be for the young fry.
A lovely quilted robe or one of
soft wool, with the large skirt in
good condition can be reclaimed for
lovely bedjacket. I can assure
you they will be ideal for this pur-
pose because most of them are worn
enough to have mellowed and soft
ened with age, and they make very
comfortable bedjackets.
For the cooler climates, it's best
to choose a quilted jacket but you
do not necessarily have to have a
quilted robe from which to make it.
It's possible to have lovely chintz
or printed robe which is really very
easy to quilt on the machine with
that particular attachment.
Then, again, those of you who live
in warmer climates need a bedjack-
ct in case you lounge in bed and
find it just a wee bit drafty about
the shoulders. These bedjackets,
however, can be made Of the light
weight materials like satin, chiffon
or very soft cottons.
Choose Style of Jacket
To Match Material
AS general rule, quilted jackets
have a more tailored look because
it's simpler to make that type Of
jacket from the material. The quilt
ing may be light, but you will do
best not to choose too intricate a
style, as you will be working with
heavier fabric.
It's best to choose a rounded col
lar or even a conarless style as
these are easiest to work out in quilt
ed material. II you are using an
old robe for the material, separate
the lining from the outer fabric. If
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Entire Ma,Arobe p, Tiny lob

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panties. 12z yards; rompers. 7s yard.
Send today for your copy Of the Spring
Issue Of FASHION. Contains 52 pages Of
smart, easy to make styles-special1y de.
signed fashions, free pattern printed in
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Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
LESSON FOR MARCH 9

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc:
lected and copyrighted by International
Council Of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07
JESUS WASHES THE
DISCIPLES FEET

LESSON TEXT-John 13:3.15, "a. IS.
MEMORY SELECTION-A new com.
mandment give unto you, that ye love
also love one another.-John 1884.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07

the lining is still good, it may be
used as jacket lining, but it will
have to be cut separately as is lin
ing for coats, jackets, etc.
However, if there's cleaning to be
done, have this cared for before the
robe is ripped apart. Otherwise
you'll be in trouble, as the padding
will 60 to pieces.
Make certain that the shoulders
and armholes, yes, and sleeves are
sufficiently roomy for your comfort.
Even though one does not sleep in
the jacket, there is a bit of moving
and turning about to be done while
you sit in bed, and you'll want COM
fort above all.
II you wish, you can make the
pattern up loosely from an\ inexpen-
sive piece Of muslin and try it on
for comfort. Make certain, too, that
seam allowance is ample so stitches
do not pull.
Lightweight Materials
May Use Lace, Ruf1es
1t is amazing as to the materials
that may be used for lightweight
bedjackets. You may find the skirt
Of an old chiffon formal that still
has good fabric in it, or perhaps
satin that is mellowed but still good.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-07

Keep the heels of new shoes un-
scuffed by painting them with your
colorless nail polish.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22

new lover OnlO
Nov. 18 l947
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a little biciy
Gle a scotter and bring some
Donna Jean Amrine
thing to my little brother
New Dover, 0
Mr.. Santa Clause
North Pole
Paul Lehner
r. r. No. |
Marysville, Ohio
care/of H. o. Retterer
Dear Santa:
Enclosed is list of articles
I'd like for Christmas if you
have them.
Ian auto transport
Drilling station
3-Racer-mechanical
4-Tractor outfit
5-Some plastic toys, a helicop-
ter.
6-Log cabin blocks
7-Steam Shovel
Thank you very much and a
merry Christmas.
Love
Paul Lehner
P. ST. asked my mother to
write this for me. as ! am only
a first grader.
Mr.. Santa Claus
North Pole
Terry Lee Lehner
r. r. No. /
Marysville, Ohio
care/of H. o. Retterer
Dear Santa:
I'd like a few toys for Christ
mas if / can have them without
cheating other children. Here is
my list:
1-Inlay Puzzles
2-Plastic toy set
3-Large tinker toy set
4-Steam Shovel on truck
5-Tractor and trailer
6-toy tank
7-Barn set
May l have a Chinese checker
game for my anut Mary?.
Thank you, merry Christmas
Terry Lee Lehner
?. Smother wrote this for me
as I cannot because I'm only in
he first grade.
MarySville, Ohio
RID. 5
Dear Santa Claus,
I'm a little girl I'm 8 years old,
want girl bicycle magic
kin doll a little stove, and
led.
With love
Shirley Hill
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22
LETTERS TO
SANTACLAUS:
Raymond, Ohio
Nov. 18, l947

Raymond, Ohio
Nov. 18, 1941
Dear Santa,
| am 9 years old and in the 4
grade Please bring me a Model
ling Doll and a Sewing machine
and a shower, doll furniture
plasic buble and don't forget my
sister and other children and the
poor. Aunts UncleS grandparents
mother, father cousins. l will
leave you something to eat if
you give me some toys and can
dy
Your friend
Sandra Irene Simon
Dover Dover, Ohio
Nov. 18, 1947
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a football
holster, set, two wheel BIZ
cycle and a jumping jeep.
Tommy LeeGeyer
New Dover, Ohio
Nov. 18, 19-47
Dear Santa.
Please bring me farm with a
house and barn and a wagon and
a football helmet.
Ronnie Lee Sabins
Now Dover, Ohio
Nov. Is, 1947
Dear Santa, please bring me a
doll and some candy and a big
scooter and some books and a
song book and and some pencils.
from Sophia
New Dover, Ohio
Nov. l8, 1947
Lear 0dnLd,
please bring me a doll and
some candy and a tricycle. and
some crayons and a color book
From Fredreka Jean Leach
New Dover, Ohio |
Nov. 18, 1947
Dear Santa
Please bring me a wind up
train and a basketball a wagon
and a sled.
Ben Daniels
New Dover 0
hio Nov 18 1947
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a cow boy
suit basketball some guns and
a windup train.
John 7 owe |
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22
OFFICERS

DR.. Fl. ]. Nicol. President
c. "A. Hopes. Vice Pres. & Atty.
r. B. Neer. Gen. Mgr.
F. c. Johnson. Sec.-Treas.
E. D. Lorenz. Asst. Sec.
Diana Neer. Teller
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-03
PrOffered Rent Increase Causes Landlord Trouble

ST. PAUL, Minn. (P)-The rent of Mrs. Frank Paul's five-room heated upper duplex remained at $35 per month yesterday despite the efforts of her tenants to pay a Sl5 monthly increase because they said they knew the price of coal and other commodities had gone up.
 Happy over the voluntary geS- ture of the tenants, MT. and Mrs. Harry Redmann, Mrs. Paul made the story public only to receive a stern letter from Paul A. Van strum, federal area rent director.
 Vanstrum advised Mrs. Paul that her tenants in proffering the raise made her subject to a suit for treble damages and that the housing expediter might also com mence action if the overcharge were accepted.
 After returning the $15 Mrs. Paul said she was sorry over all the commotion.
 we didn't ask for the Sl5," she declared, "and my husband and I won't even accept the S5.25 we're told is legal under the new rent law Congress passed, because we want to keep these good tenants, the Redmanns, government or no government"
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-03
Destiny Of Half Of SS. DOmbass A Mystery

SEATTLE, (4) - Reports that the half-Sunken derelict bow sec ton of the tanker Donbass, a part O this country's lenu-lease pro- gram to Russia, has reverted to the U. s. maritime commission, were confirmed yesterday by G. H. Wagner, assistant Pacitlc Coagt diI IcCtor for the commisS.on.
 The Donbass broke in two in an Aleutian storm in February, 1946, with the loss of IS SoJiet crew members.
 The half-ship was towel iI:to Susan Bay near Stanwood, Wa h.. : yeac ard a half ago anl. tn . Pot 'nts, igencer said, lad ;,c- cumulatc6 approximately S25,0CO in watchmen's fees when the Rus Sians let it go
 Since the maritime commission took it over this week, the guard force has been cut from five Watchmen to one.
 The after half of the ship was sold at Eureka, Calif., for use as ] power plant. But as for the bow section Wagner commented:
 I'm sure I don't know what we are going to do with the darned thing"
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-03
"Russian General Lambasts F.B.I.
 Ancient Methods

WASHINGTON, (P) - A hall full of policemen failed to pene- trate the disguise of a fake Rus sian general who made a speech at an FBI banquet Wednesday night.
 Introduced as Gen. Feodor Tanieff," chief of the N.K.V.D. or Russian security police, the pho- ney general brought tempers to the boiling point with his dispara- ging remarks on the American capitalist systems.
 He launched into a tirade against the FBI for using "old fashioned Hawkshaw methods" and hinted that an American po- liceman couldn't find a peach in Georgia.
 About the time the hissing be- gan, Ole Olsen of the Olsen and Johnson comedy team silenced the speaker by squirting him with seltzer, pouring a pitcher of ice water on him, and mashing a GUS tard pie in his face. The general was an Olsen-Johnson stooge.
 The banquet guests were peace officers from all over the coun- frv ootharod for an ERJ traipip o course.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-03
Lemke Will Press Senate to Pass
 Homesteading Law
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One consolidated and we are going to have to fight harder to get 1t through the Senate" Peden said.
 The measure, he said; has thrse principal purposes:
 First, We have got to have Alaska as one of our important lines of defense and we have got to settle it for that reason.
 Secondly, it will provide an outlet for the war veteran who wants to work for himself.
 Then it will tend to develop Alaskan resources.
 If we never populate Alaska the resources will never be devel- oped."
 The passage of legislation last session authorizing leasing of a large area of national forest lands in Southeastern Alaska to pulp and paper mill interests ''has han dicapped us somewhat" Peden said. Part of the land involved is in the area he and Lemke would have homesteaded, he added.
 The agriculture and interior de- partments have been cool to the Lemke-Peden bill, he said, be- cause it included the national for eSts.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-03
MOONLIGHT MAKES FIREMEN MAD

REDWOOD CITY, Calf. (R)- San Mateo county firemen are still getting up at midnight to go look at moonbeams, but they don't like it. Assistant Fire Warden Err nest Werder said fog rolls over high ridge, "bounces" back up from lake in the valley below and that moonlight striking the clouds from above makes them re- semble glare and smoke of a fire. So some one always turns in an alarm.