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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-21
Ewes For Sale

For sale-90O head 4-year-old
ewes, will lamb May l. Inquiry
Box 578 or Phone 40, Browning.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Graham
in Brentwood. And they went In
and bought 1T just like that.
(Continued From Page A-16.)

in Brentwood. And they went In
and bought 1t just like that.
X X X
Michael Redgrave lost 10 pounds
for his role of Orrin in Mourning
Becomes Electra" After this one
Mike won't be in Hollywood again
until the end Of 1949. He has two
pictures to make in England in 1915
Beau Brummell" and The Doc
tor and the Devils" The latter Is
based on the famous Burke and
Hare body-snatchers' case in Scot
land. Mixes wife win co-star with
him In this. And early in 1949 Mike
will direct a picture. AL this film
work will be for J. Arthur Rank.
Ginger Rogers has to be 15 years
old for one scene in wild Calen-
dar." And Ginger is the gal who
can do it-remember the 12-year-
old she played In t"The Major and
the Minor?
Dan Daley tells me that after
two more years Of making movies,
he'll take whole year of for q
vacation in Europe. I'll make bet
now that he doesn't. Something
always turns up-usually q good
picture.
Van Johnson's record, IT Wonder,
I Wonder, I Wonder" is selling In
the thousands. And Van receives a
nickel for every record sold.
Dolores Moran gets the lead with
Randolph Scott in Husband Ben
Bogeaus' movie about the police
force attached to the Post Office
Department In Washington. You
don't hear much about these police
men but they are very, very i'm
portant. The script Is now being
written by Richard Landau.
Margaret O'Brien with her ma will
go on to England after the current
visit in New York. And that's where
they'll stay until Clarence Brown
comes over in the fall to star Maggie
in 1.-THE Secret Garden"
Wally Beery dressed to the teeth
in "Alias a Gentleman" even to a
carnation In his buttonhole. He
hasn't been so dolled up since "Din-
ner at Eight" in 1888. when Men
jou and Gable see me, they'll get off
Evening star., 1947-05-21
|AerodynaInics Corp.
Receiver Named in
Fight 10 Collect Tax

Attorney John Lewis Smith, for
mer president Of the District Bar
Association, yesterday was named
receiver for the Aerodynamics Re-
search Corp. by District Court JUS
tice James M. Proctor
The Government yesterday filed
Ia complaint through the United
States Attorneys Office asking that
la receiver be appointed to take over
the corporations assets as an aid
lin enforcing $2,113,111 tax lien.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
last month Cancelled the corpora
tion's Sax-exempt status, under
which 1t had operated as a NON
profit" organization.
Yesterdays complaint charged
that Aerodynamics has acquired
-four subsidiaries, but has attempted
to 'embarrass and hinder" the In
ternal Revenue Bureau from col
llecting taxes due from the corpora
tions before they were taken over
by Aerodynamics.
According to the complaint, the
four corporations were in the
process of dissolution when they
were acquired by Aerodynamics and
were reincorporated. They were
listed as the Hall Manufacturing
Co., Toledo, Ohio; Kensington Ship
yard g. Drydock Corp. Of Philadel-
phia, the o. K. Tool Co, Inc, New
York, and the Air-Track Manufac-
turing Corp. of College Park, Md.
Assets OF the corporations, exclu-
sive Of Kensington, for which no
accounting of assets was included,
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Woman telephone Striker
Faces Sentence in Assault

A woman telephone striker today
Awaited o probation report before
being sentenced for simple assault
lon q non-Striker earlier this month
Mrs. Catherine M. Muliigan. IS, od
the 200 block Of Baltimore avenue
|Takoma Park, Md, was found guilty
|of the charge by Municipal Court
Judge Aubrey B. Fennell.
Testimony by Miss Mildred K
IWertz Of the 1900 block Of Lamont
lstreet NV, showed Mrs. Mulligar
Istepped from the picket line In front
LOT the telephone exchange at 92f
Gallatin street NV. to commit the
assault. Miss Wertz said the de-
|fendant jostled her and struck hel
lin the stomach with her fists.
Sentencing is set for June 8. The
defendant is under $500 bond.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Cleveland Park Citizens
Elect Robert c. Wales

The Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park Citizens Association last nigh
elected Robert @. Wales, president
for the 1919 term.
Mr.. Wales succeeds Owen >
French, who held the presidency fol
five terms. Mr.. Wales will assume
his new duties at the first fall meet
ing Of the group In October.
Other officers unanimously elected
were r. M. Phillips, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. w. A. Sellers, secone
vice president; Mrs. Norman M
Yonan, recording secretary: Harry
n. Willhoit, treasurer; Mrs. Olivt
G. Faircloth and MIR. Wales, dele
gates to the Federation Of Citizens
Association, and Mrs. Faircloth anc
Mr.. French delegates to the North.
west Council.
A formal letter Of appreciation
of his leadership during the wal
years was voted to Mr.. French.
The meeting was held in st
Adams Guild Hall, Wisconsin ant
Massachusetts, avenues NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
: Screen, aays Wally som-

|ths scresn. ~ Wally som-
|placently
June Hayer viii make personal
appearances with s. Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now at the Chicago
Theater this summer. while Hus-
band Jimmy zito tootles with his
band IN q nearby night club.
Mary Stuart. pretty blond discov-
erred by Joe Pasternak as q press
photographer, broke her contract at
Metro last week. Mary had played
seven small bits at the studio. but
she says her future there Gidn't
look too good: that she'd rather take
q chance somewhere else. So, Of
course, she is Immediately effered q
job at Metro by Mervyn Le Roy
In the next Gable picture!
released bya North American Newspaper
Alliance. 1nc.9
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Education Foundation
Post Given Dr.. CuIiver

DR.. Ambrose Caliver of the United
States Office of Education has been
named vice president OF the South
ern Education Foundation, which
has Offices at 726 Jackson place NV
DR.. Caliyer succeeds Alexander n
Sands, jr., Of New York City, who
was named president following the
recent death Of DR.. Arthur D
Wright. The foundation Is con-
Ecerned with the advancement Of the
education OF colored children In the
Southern States.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
From South Africa


MORA Lister, 23-year-old blond
beauty from Johannesburg. South
Africa, reigning favorite of the
London stage, has been signed foi
an important role in $50 Evil, MY
Love-" the British Paramount pic
ture which Hal Wallis is producing
The young actress viii continue IL
her current role with Noel Coward
in the play, Present Laughter" al
the Haymarket Theater while work
ing before the camera with Ray
Milland, Ann Todd and Geraldine
Fitzgerald, who are starred In the
film. The director Is Lewis Allen
Miss Lister was seen by Wallis
when he attended performance
of the hit play and was signed fol
the part Of an artists model, who
is In love with Milland In $50 Evil
MY Love-" Miss Lister went from
johannesburg to England during
the war and scored sensation BY
her portrayal of Juliet in Romeo
and Juliet"
Evening star., 1947-05-21

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1947-05-21
They Liked Linda
By the Asseciotsd Press
wv

HOLLYWOOD.
Linda DarnelI isn't a bad sort al
heart, despite her recent bad-gir
roles In the movies.
When she finished her work or
Forever Amber" the crew presented
her with a large travelling case made
Of red pigskin-as surprise.
It was handed to her on the sci
by Gladys Witten, her hairdresser
IT won't cry" said Linda, choking
IT just won't cry ="
But she did.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Welfare Delegates Numed

Three delegates have been selected
by the Fairfax County Consultation
Service to attend the Virginia Con-
ference of Social work to be held
in Roanoke tomorrow through Sat-
urday.
They are Mrs. Anna Aldridge, Mrs.
Owen Williams and Mrs. Roland
Severy.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

,exceeded s. ,O00, 900. according 70 tab
Iulattons III the complaint.
Mr.. Smith now will have charge
LOT the affairs Of Aerodynamics and
will be responsible to the court.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
SPECIAL EvANGELISTIc
 SERVICES AT LWY MISSION

The Lavinia Wallace Young Mis- sion will be privileged to have as their special guests and speaker, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph D. Carlson of Calgary, Alberta. Rev. Carlson, who is concluding a city-wide ser ies of meetings in Anchorage Sun day, will hold services in our city, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week in the Native Church.
 MT. Carlson is an internationally known evangelist and Youth Speaker and director of the Cos pei Lifeline in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. With him is travelling his talented musician wife, who as- siSts him in these special services.
 The Native church invites all to share with them in this special treat.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Fairbanks yester- day fere H. J. Hargrove and M. A. Hitchcock. Round trip pasSen- gers on tour to Pt. Barrow were Mrs. M. Rubenstein, MT. and Mrs. Noel Wien and son Richard.
 Departing for Fairbanks were J. R. Giddins, R. Southword, Ca mile Guimond, Mary Ann Fan non, Wendell Oswald, Jack Sperry, J. Morrow, Gene Morrow.
 Les Bronson, H. Price and |. E.. McCloud were passengers to Can dle yesterday.
 Gene Beimer was round trip passenger to the Kougarok yeSter- day.
 Don Stewart was taken to Deer ing and George Lennon to Pt. Hope yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugo Anderson and MT. Parmalee were paSsen- gers to Candle yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
SOviets Protest
 Raising Level Of German Industry

WASHINGTON, (P) - Russia has protested the proposed Ameri- can-British-French conferences on raising the level of German indus try.
 Official United States sources acknowledged this yesterday, but did not disclose the reasons the Soviets gave for their objections.
 It is understood, however, that Russia claims the plans for the conference would nullify terms of the Potsdam agreement holding down German industrial produc- tivity.
 The conference is scheduled to open in London today as part of joint Anglo-American attempt to strengthen the economic affairs of the western world to speed recov- cry.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Communication
Alaska Steamship Company
 Npr,ao AlacLo

Alaska Steamship Company
 ,.. Nome, Alaska,
 August l6, 1947. Nome Publishing Company, Nome, Alaska. Gentlemen:
 We have been advised by the Traffic Department of the Alaska Steamship Company at Seattle; that the last ship of the l947 Sea- son for Norton Sound is scheduled to sail from Seattle September IS, 1947.
 This information is definite and request that you place your orders as soon as possible for this sailing. This ship will not call at Teller or Ports north of there.
 Yours very truly,
 Alaska Steamship Company,
 T. J. Heating,
 Agent, Nome, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers arriving on today's flight were MT. Parks, Joe Walsh, Lillian Watson.
 Passengers departing for An chorage on the return flight were Mrs. Lois Travis, Donna Travis, Capt. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Baily Covey, R. C. Hitchcock, Stan Parsons.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
SCHOOL REGISTRATION TO START SEPTEMBER R2

Superintendent William Angel of the Nome Territorial School announces that registration of the grade and high school pupils will start at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning of Sept. End.
 The teachers for the coming year are: Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy, 1st grade; Margaret Steinbreck, sec ond grade; Anne Walsh, third grade and home economies; Marie Reedy, 4th and 5th grades; Mrs. Luther Dunbar sixth and seventh grades; Gene Beimer, part of the seventh and eighth grade and high school physical education.
 The high school will be taught by four teachers. Wm. Angell, su- perintendent, will teach world his- tory, American history, economics and sociology. Olaf Halverson, in dustrial arts, geometry and me chanical drawing. Mrs. William Cameron, English commercial and library. Max Beberman, physics, biology, algebra and any of the higher mathematics that may be demanded.
 The teachers educational quali- fications meet the comparatively high Alaskan standards.
 Supt. Angell has a bachelors and masters degree with year of additional graduate work. Mr. Halverson has his bachelors de- gree from the University of Minr- esota. Mrs. Cameron has a degree from St. Olaf and MT. Beberman a degree from City College of New York. Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy has three years of normal training and Miss Steinbeck has three years of normal training. Miss Walsh, Miss Reedy, Mrs. Dunbar and MT. Bet mer have bachelors degrees.
 The Native school has closed and in the event that the enroll ment is increased materially, ore or possibly two teachers will have to be added to the faculty, said MT Angell.
 President of the schoo. boarl Jack DoWd, has announced tha. parents with young children ready to enter school must be 'cogniZant of the new Territorial law govern ing a change in age limit. Hereto fore children who are six years of age on or before January of the school year could enter school. The new law laid down by the leg 'la- ture states that a child enrolling in school must have reached his or her sixth birthday on or before November first of the school year
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Bailey Covey, F. s. Parson, w.. A. Clayton, J. L. Hurst K. s. Perry, Anchorage. Allen Lee and Richard Lee, Solomon. Don Stew art, Pajara. MT. and Mrs. Hugo Anderson, Chicago. C. E. McCloud and Henry Price, Los Angeles. R. C. Hitchcock, Minneapolis, Minn. H. J. Hargrove, Moneyberries, All berta. James Whitney, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-22
Forecast And . Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, August g, 1947

Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Generally variable winds. Lowest tempera- ture tonight 36. Highest tempera- ture Saturday 55.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today:
 Precipitation last "A hours none. Total precipitation this month 2.94 inches.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest 55, lowest B. , Maximum wind last 24 hours l6 miles per hour from the W.S.W.
 Sunrise at 4:l5 a.m., sunset at 7:56 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest 45, lowest 28.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest 28 in l946. highest 68 in 1923.
 Data for other selected stations
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
Erwin Reveals Program
For Battling Disease
Outlines Six . Point Plan
In Speech Before Pro-
fessional Group

GOLDSBORO, April 3-tPE A
six-point program Of health educa-
ton for the states 900, 900 school
children in order to fortify them
against infantile paralysis and
other diseases was proposed here
today by DR.. Clyde A.. Erwin of Ra-
leigh, state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction.
D.. Erwin spoke before a group
of. more than $50 physicians and
educators, health officers, welfare
personnel, and representatives OF
professional and lay groups.
The program, he proposed:
l. Health and safety instruction
from grades n through II.
2. Hea1thful school environment
which would offer sanitation, ven
tllation, light and ''every-day
Cleanliness.
s. periodic medical examinations
and a follow-up program for the
correction of physical defects.
4. Sanitary school lunches and
inspection in nutrition.
5. Physical education that will
meet the needs of grades one
through IL.
6. Development Of mental health.
Also speaking on the program
were West j. Altenburg, director
OF infantile paralysis chapters for
the National Foundations; DR.. Ar
thur London of Durham; Philips S..
Randolph, state infantile paraly-
sis representative; H. Rex Edison
of Castor, chairman of the nation
al infantile paralysis foundation S
Castor county chapter; DR.. Carl V.
Reynolds, state health officer, and
DR.. S. B. McPheeters of the state
health department.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04

Meanwhile, A. O. OFT, who rep
resented the non-striking dairy
farmers cooperative at al arbitra-
til board hearing in New Orleans
Monday, iced at Kentwood
tonight that regular milk shipments
to New Orleans distributors would
be resumed tomorrow - with West
Feliciana parish authorities pro-
viding med escorts.
Earlier today the non-strikers
charged that Gov. Jimmie Davis
had failed the law-abiding citi-
zens Of louisiana" and asked him
to keep hands-off the dispute.
The non-strikers were reported
to have appealed for protection to
tbs Tangipahoa parish sheriff, dis.
trict attorney and District Judge
Robert Jones, to aid them in run
ming the milk trucks into New
Orleans through the strikers road
blocks.
The governor, who was believed
to / in New Orleans, could not be
reached for comment about the lat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
FILM STARS SEEK
FORTY HOUR WEEK.
Gables, CRADLES, Bit Play
ers Now Want Over
time For Cinema Work

HOLLYWOOD, April 3. -(PN
Time and a half for overtime -
even for $4,000 a week CRADLES and
Gables - and work time credit
when being interviewed (even about
ones own life, loves and laurels,
are among the advantages actors
want now.
The actors overtime would start
after 40 hours.
The Screen Actors guild 10-year
contract with the studios expires
May IS. The guild and its negotiat-
ing committee today began circu-
lating demands they hope will e
put in the new contract. The $500
members have been called to a
meeting April 9 to discuss the de-
n1ands, which also include:
Bit Players
That bit players (they speak a
line or two) be increased from $35
70 500 a day; or, if paid weekly,
from Sis to $3.50.
That contracts of actors getting
less than $1,000 weekly be limited
10 three years Most run up to
seven years now.
That actors shall not be loaned
10 other studios without the play
sr's consent.
That contract options for q year,
rather than quarterly or half year
H.
That beginners be paid no less
than 500 weekly. The rule now is
s75 - OF less.
Some actors estimate that the
Increases the guild may ask, plus
option could increase movie costs
about $40, 600, 600 a year. The $500
bit, featured and starred players
who belong to the guild earned bet
ter than $3e, 900, 900 last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
National Guard Asked
In Louisiana Milk War

NEW ORLEANS, April 8. -W.D
East Baton Rouge parish Sher-
iff Newman H. Debretton tonight
asked Col. Frank Speiss, senior Of
ficer in charge o. the Louisiana Ma
tional Guard to call out the guard
to prevent further violence in the
Today old milk strike
Debretton filed his demand in a
telegram to Col. Speiss tonight.
And Sheriff C. H. Martin of West
F%eliciana parish, where most OF
the violence has occurred, follow
ed with a brief message to Speiss
advising eff immediate danger is
to be averted you should act at
once"
The kilograms were dispatched
shortly after it was. reported milk
strikers in the Florida parishe- had
agreed to a temporary truce. The
strong blockade choking off high
ways leading from the Florida
parishes into New Orleans report.
eddy was relaxed to permit all
strikers to attend a mass meeting
at Amite, La, tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
CAROLINA BEACH
ALDERMEN DRAFT
BOND ISSUE PLANS

All preliminary details for the
$751;, GOO bond issue to finance an
extensive improvement program
at Carolina Beach were completed
last night during the meeting of
the resorts board of aldermen.
With Mayor T. A. Groom presid-
ing and all of the aldermen present
as well as the towns attorney,
Emmett Bellamy, all phases of
the program we're discussed. Legal
advertisements for the bond issue
are now being prepared and will
soon be released, it was revealed.
Also agreed upon by the alder
men was the indefinite postpone
ment Of an appointment of an as
sistant chief of police to serve
under Chief Bruce Valentine
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
KIDNEYS GETTING
YOU UP NIGHTS?

. If you get up nights-have frequent de-
sire to pass your watcr-but have only
scanty passages-yes, and have hackache
due to excess acidity in the urine, be glad
you're reading this:
Three generations ago Dr.. Kilrner, q
famous doctor, found hundreds Of his
patients with this trouble. P~ainstakingly
he made a medicine of Is herbs, roots.
vegetables, balsams-Nature's own wayto
relief. He called it "Swamp-Root"' and
millions of grateful men and rome have
taken it-often with amazing results.
Swamp-Root goes right to work to
fush out kidneys. increases the flow OF
urine, helping to relieve excess acidity..:so
the irritated bladder gets a good flushing
out, too. Many report getting a good
nights sleep after the first few doses.
Caution: take as directed.
FOR free trial supply, send to Dept. S,
Kilmer :. Co.. Inc, Box 1855. Stamford,
Conn. Org full sized bottle Of Swamp
Root today at your drusstess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
Port City Items

Edward B. Ward, of the Foster.
Hill Realty Company, left TODAY
for a trip to Florida. While il
Florida Ward will make a tour
OF inspection of various housing
developments, particularly those
being built for veterans. He will
also inspect a number of rental
projects, getting ideas and learn.
ing OF new developments and
techniques in the housing field.
for use in the many projects
which the Foster-Hill Realty Com
pany now has and expects to be-
gin, here in North Carolina.
Students Of the New Hanover
County public schools we're dis
missed yesterday at 1890 O'Clock
Tor Easter holidays and will re-
enter school Tuesday morning, it
was announced by H. M. Roland.
superintendent of public schools
In New Hanover County.
Inc Rev. Charles A. Maddry
will preach Good Friday even
ing on The Christ, the Cross, the
Crowds, and Easter morning on
This Mortal Must Put On I'm
mortality.
There will be a three-hour SER
vice ccm1nemorating the Cruel
fixion of Christ at St. Andrews
Episcopal church, WrightsviIle
Sound, from IL to 3 o'clock. on
Good Friday. This service will be
conducted by the Rev. Richard l..
Sturgis. People who come to the
service can come any time dur
ing these hours and may leave as
the so desire.
There will be a special Good
Friday service at All Saint Car
DINA Beach, at II a. m. conduct
ed by the Rev. Thos. P. Noe, the
service consisting of morning
prayer and sermon.
The public has been invited to
attend the final in the series of
Sunday Star-Newsreel's program
honoring New Hanover county,
which is scheduled for 1:3O p. M,
in the New Hanover High school
auditorium. Highlighting the SUM-
day program, written and direct
ed by Ben Mcdonald, will be the
MINIS glee club which is directed
by Mary Henry Wolfe.
Two men have been sent to Ra-
leigh for physical examinations
and if passed will be enlisted in
the regular navy, the Wilmington
navy recruiting station reported
yesterday.
They are: Frank Dobson Russ.
A. S., u. S. N, of Burgaw; and
Ruben Earl Rocks, A. S., U. S. NJ,
Of Kelly.
A teen-age club dance will be
held Friday night from 8 til II
o'clock in the Community Center.
Second and Orange streets. This is
the beginning Of a new quarter
and everyone is urged to come
with their dues. Refreshments will
be served.
An Easter Cantata entitled 1.-The
Risen Savior" will be given by the
choir of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist church IN Sunday night at
8 o'clock. An offering will be tax
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-04
NEGRO WOMAN, MAN
ORDERED HELD FOR
GRAND JURY ACTION

A New Hanover county coroner S
jury last night found that George
Nelson, seven-weeks old Negro
child, died of malnutrition due to
the negligence of its alleged par
ents, Louvina Nelson and George
Porter.
They will be remanded for grand
jury action and the case is ex-
pected to be heard at the next term
of Superior court here.
The child was carried to a local
hospital Sunday by a sister of Lou
vina. She repeatedly told doctors
at the institution that the mother
of the infant failed to feed the
baby since she was drunk most of
the time.
A police investigation followed
and both Nelson, and Louvina were
lodged in the New Hanover coun-
ty Jail in default of S $1,000 bond.