davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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turning to the side so that only
your mouth clears the water to
take in air.
A point to bear in mind is that
the head turns. using the neck as
pivot on which to turn or swing.
independently of the rest Of
you. Lifting the elbows high dur
ing the recovery movement will
greatly assist your breathing.
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Softy Twin lt'Sioted

A softbali double-header Is on tar
tomorrow night at Municipal Sta
dium, U. S. route No. 1, Alexandria
American Automobile Association
girls takepn washington Gas Light
girls in the first game at 7 pm.
while AAA boys and sater's Dan
vile boys clash in the nightcap.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Coddie Loses Eye;
Police Hold Golfer
BY the Assoeioted Press

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. IA
Scranton golfer has been held on
an assault and battery charge
after his golf ball struck IL
year-old caddie, causing the loss
OF the boys right eye.
Detective Thomas Mcdonald
said John Tanning, the caddie,
was retrieving some golf balls
when struck by a ball driven by
3. j. Lestrange,
Evening star., 1947-08-01

serious Damage
to fish popula-
tions. Some Of
you may have
witnessed these
illegal oper a :
tions, which are
conducted most
ly at n / g h t .
Douglass E. Bull
loch of this city,
who for the last
36 y e a RS has
b e e n spending
his summers in
Talbot County.
Md, is spear
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Bows Club Nine Leaves
For BROOKLYN Contest

The Boys Club of Washington
all-star insect baseball team left
by chartered bus this morning for
Brooklyn to meet the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Boys Club in return
game at Ebbets Field tomorrow at
4::30.
The local all-stars, who turned
back the Brooklyn boys, 1872, in
"a recent game at Griffith Stadium
were scheduled to arrive in New
York about pm. and will be housed
at the st. George Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Capital Racketers Out
OF Junior National
By the Associofed Press

KALAMAZOO. Mich, August l.
Top-ranked Herbert Buddy Behr-
ems, Fort Lauderdale. Fla, and Rich
ard Mouledous, New Orleans, are
favorites today in junior singles
semifirals against two comparatively
unknowns.
Behrens, who has swept through
FIVE matches, faces eighth-seeded
George Gentry, La Jolla, Calf,
while Mouledous is matched against
surprising Jerry DeWitts, Vallejo
Calf, who has eliminated three
seeded players so far
Remaining players from the WASH
ington ID. c. area were eliminated
in doubles yesterday. Gil Bogley
and Jack Yates of Chevy Chase put
up a strong battle in falling before
the ranking doubles combine OF
Macdonald Mathey. Princeton, N
j.. and Sidney Schwartz, Brooklyn
a6, Ga. ..-.
In boys doubles, Ted Rogers OF
Chevy Chase and David Mathey OF
Princeton were defeated by Allen
Cleveland of Santa Monica. Calf,
and Robert Perry of Los Angeles,
Ga, 60. !
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia, D; Macon, 4, 10 innings.
jacksonville 4: Augusta, l.
Savannah, /,
Evening star., 1947-08-01
OUTDOORS

Flagrant violations of the Mary
land State law against power seine
hauling in Chesapeake Bay waters
continue unabated, with consequent
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Fights Lost Night
By The Associoted Press

"
SIOUX CITY. Iowa.-Abel Cestac.
222, Buenos Aires, TKo Jimmy How
arg Ar1 is5Ei sN4Eiic WsshIps efY ton rc5rnv Fort.
1904, Philadelphia, outrointed Earl
HUFF. 133s4, Camden, 10.
BROOKLYN CFort HamiltonD Pete
Mead, 1899, Grand Rapids, Mich.
TKO Eddie Guarino. 15a. New York. 6.
UTICA. N. Y.-Len Taglia, 1881.
Utica, knocked out Frankie Serna.
1914. Los Angeles, 3.
PORTLAND, Me.-Hermie Freeman.
1875. Bangor. outpointed Archie Good
bic. 1873. Hartford. Conn, 10.
WATERVILLE. Me.--Jackie Fisher.
103, Waterviile. knocked out Tom Nc
Nally. 1S6, Cambridge. Mass, 2.
Evening star., 1947-08-01

tack eon this pernicious practice.
Many citizens OF that area have
signed a petition to the Bureau OF
Tidewater Fisheries Of Maryland
with headquarters at Solomons,
within the province of which bureau
enforcement of the law falls, re-
questing that drastic action be
taken. All anglers cognizant of this
situation should add their protest.
Maryland anglers particularly can
help by demanding through their
State congressman that the next
LEGISLATURE put real teeth in the
law, even to mandatory confiscation
of boats and nets and jail sentences
for convicted violators. The usual
small fine assessed never will stop
the depredations of these men who
gain thousands of dollars by their
illegal operations, to the detriment
of sport and legitimate commercial
fishing.
Albert M Day, director of the Fish
and Wild Life Service, declared to-
day that late reports on waterfowl
nesting conditions on most of the
northern breeding grounds received
from Canadian wildlife officials are
extremely discouraging. and confirm
the reports coming in from our own
investigator"
He closed his report by stating 1T
is safe to say that even with good
nesting conditions, we failed to send
back the brood stock that we should
have sent to populate effectively the
marsh areas that came back this
wear because of improved water
conditions. Lakes without nesting
ducks are of little importance in
producing 8 crop. 1t takes ducks to
Evening star., 1947-08-01

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia, D; Macon, 4. 10 innings.
jacksonville. 4 Augusta. l..
Greenville. s; Savannah, /.
Charleston. IL, Columbus. b.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04

eat second potato or other vege-
table instead of a second slice Of
bread"
Referring to a recent visit to
England, following a meeting Of
the Food and Agriculture Organ
ization in Geneva, DR.. Stiebeling
said:
During my two-week stay with
family in Britain, no bread was
on the table at the two main meals
Of each day. Plain boiled potatoes,
turnips or carrots, no butter, were
served instead. In public eating
places bread was served only on
request.
"But in a democratic country,
she added, "a national or govern
mental program can succeed fully
only when each individual, each
household, each industry under
stands the issues and co-operates
generously. We are dealing with
human lives"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
Y. P.'s Called On
7rumon Program

Pittsburgh (LPA)-The 41-man
executive board of the United Steel
workers voted unanimously last
week to confirm the unions policy
of refusal to sign Taft Hartley
anti-Communist affidavits.
President Philip Murray sum-
moned the nine vice-presidents to a
special meeting in Washington on
Dec. to discuss the position on
President Truman's message to
Congress and his domestic and for
eign program.
In restating their rejection of the
anti-C Communist affidavits, the
USA board members pointed out
that the original resolution last
July said, "We denounce the new
Taft-Hartley Act and the new la
Dor board as instruments clearly
designed to oppress unions and to
destroy the living standards of
American workers."
The USA board, after thorough
discussion of Truman's program,
recommended to Murray that he
call the meeting of the vice-presi-
dents to decide what the stand will
be on implementing the Marshall
Plan as Truman proposed.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
Negro Firemen Get Writ
In Discrimination Case

Washington, D. c. (ILNS)-Ne-
gro firemen on 2 Southern rail
roads, the Atlantic Coast Line and
the Southern, won temporary
court order here barring the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, from alleged discrim-
inatory practices making them in
eligible for promotion.
Associate Justice Alexander
Holtzoff Of the U. S. District Court
said in granting the preliminary in
junction that the case was not one
involving social equality of Negro
and white persons, but whether
a faithful employe who has earned
place for himself may be stripped
of his means Of livelihood by his
own bargaining agent"
Attorneys for 21 Negro firemen
belonging to the union charged that
the q and "1,200 others similarly
situated" had been classed as mon
promotable" under terms of 1941
agreement between the railroads
and the union.
Justice Holtzoff granted union
attorneys a one-week stay of the
injunction to give them a chance
to apply for a stay from the U. S.
Appeals Court pending appeal.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
GI's Get Benefits
For Study Abroad

Washington, d. C.-World War
II veterans studying overseas un-
der the CT bill are eligible for addi-
tional benefits under the Fullbright
Act, the Veterans Administration
announced.
This act authorized use of United
States credit in foreign currencies
accumulated from the sale of war
surplus property to help college
student veterans who wished to
study abroad.
Statutes prohibited veteran-stu-
dents from receiving Federal aid
simultaneously from two sources,
The agency held, however, that
grants under the Fullbright Act
were not affected because the funds
would not come from United States
Government appropriations.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
Union Chiefs Protest
Small Navy Wage Hike

Washington, D. C.-Led by John
P. Frey, president of the AFL's
Metal Trades Department, group
of union leaders protested to top
Navy Department officials the
shockingly small increases grant
ed to thousands of employees in
navy yards and other naval estab-
lishments.
In all, raises were given to about
100000 workers. In some centers,
mostly on the West Coast, the pay
hikes were reasonably-from II to
19 cents an hour. But many re-
ceived only few cents, and in some
cases, nothing. Workers on the East
Coast were particularly hard-hit.
Navy Undersecretary w. John
Kenney promised the department
would "try to correct injustices as
soon as possible" Union chiefs
made it clear they will continue
the fight until square deal" is
granted.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
WOMEN

Americans who haven't actually
seen the starving plight of our
European neighbors need great i'm
agination to comprehend it from re-
ports, says DR.. Hazel X. Stiebeling,
Chief of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture's Bureau of Human
Nutrition and Home Economics.
Speaking of home economics at
Iowa State College, where she re-
Gently received an Honorary Doctor
of Science degree, DR.. Stiebeling
pointed out that training enables
home economists to appreciate the
human significance of hunger, its
meaning in mental and physical
misery, lowered work efficiency and
premature death. "Home econom-
ists", she said, cannot escape the
responsibility of helping to inter-
pret the food situation to the people
of this country, so as to mobilize
good will and a spirit of cooper
alton for preventing waste and for
selective use for food. Every house.
hold can make a contribution to
the Nations task of conservation.
"Some families in this country
are living at bedrock levels and
can't reduce their food consump-
ton, but many of US can get along
with less. Others can adjust our
daily fare to use more fresh fruits
and vegetables than usual. We can
choose to lessen the demand for
bread, for fat and for meat, es-
pecially highly finished granted
meat. We can choose Commercial
or Good grades of meat, instead
of Choice. We can conserve and
make full use Of every ounce of
drippings and bacon fat. We can
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
WHAT'S COOKIN'?

If you haven't already made your
Christmas fruit cake don't lose
any time getting it under way as
most dark fruit cakes need to age
from two to four weeks.
Get a tested recipe and follow
it. Fruit cake is one of the easiest
cakes to make. If you're an old
hand at baking you can make sub
stitutions in types of nuts or
fruits as long as you stick to the
right amount to be used. For in
stance you can use candied pine
apple in place of citron, or walnuts
instead of pecans, or dates in place
Of raisins.
Coffee, wine, brandy or fruit
juice can be used for the liquid in
your cake depending upon the fla
vor you like. Orange and grape
fruit juice give a delightful flavor
with a tablespoon of orange rind
added.
III you want your cake real dark
use black coffee, or dark molasses
or grapejuice. Even a square of bit
ter chocolate may be melted and
added to the cake batter for a
darker cake.
All fruit cake recipes call for
long, slow baking at low temper
ature, from $50 to 325, and the
more fruit used in the mixture the
lower the temperature should be.
You can decorate your cake
when it has baked half the allotted
time by pressing cherries, nuts or
citron lightly in design into the
top of the cake. Or glaze the cake
when half baked by brushing with
hot honey. Another glazing method
is to place a pan of water on the
bottom rack of the oven for the
first half of the baking time.
If you'd rather bake your cake
plain and decorate it before serving
dip fruit or nuts into a hot syrup
and form a design on your cake.
Small fruit cakes made in muf-
fin pans and beautifully decorated
make lovely Christmas gifts when
wrapped in colorful cellophane pa
per and tied with ribbon.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
PETR|LLO DENIES
FEATHERbED CHARGE
Of RADIO PROGRAM

Chicago (LPA) President
James C. Petrillo, of the American
Federation of Musicians -AFL, last
week denied that he had proposed
that the radio program "Informa-.
tion Please" hire 300 extra musi-
clans as the daily press reported.
Petrillo said that the AIM policy
was against supplying musicians
under any circumstances to a pro-
gram 'cooperaticely" sponsored.
Information Please" formerly
sponsored by one national adver-
tiser, is now bought by 300 local
advertisers on the Mutual network.
Producers Of thep rogram have
filed Taft-Hartley complaint with
the NLRB charging the AIM with
unfair labor practices.
The AIM chief, who is sched-.
uled to go on trial here Dec. Is
for violation Of the Lea ("Anti-
Petrillo") Act on "featherbedding"
charges brought by radio station
WAAF, faced a new charge Of the
same kind this week. In Milwau-
kee, station WMLO filed a Taft
Hartley secondary boycott complaint
with the NLRB and claimed the
AIM attempted to persuade the
station to retain four musicians on
its payrolls that the company con-
tended it did not need. No strike
or picketing was involved, but the
company said the AIM had in
structed all AIM musicians not to
broadcast on the stations pro-
grams.
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move the date up.

move the date up.
Grave concern is felt too that
unless the minimal controls asked
for by the President are granted,
IA reaction against the program,
which seems now to have the sup
port of the majority of the Ameri-
can people, may set in. Enactment
of ERP without a Dep domestic
control plan) probably would not
result in real hardship here, but
serious inconvenience would GER
tainly be the lot of all but the
well-tO-do in the United States
as shortages in grains, meat and
durable goods made themselves felt
in the ''free market"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
ROY HORN, AFL LEADER, DIES

ST. Louis-Roy Horn, 70, retir-
ed general president of the AFL
Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths, Drop
Forgers and Helpers, died at hos
pital here. He was president of
the brotherhood from 1925 until
last March and had been a men,
Der of the union since 1900.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04

Of course you'll feel doudy when
you try your last years coat on
over one of your new longer
dresses. but don't let it discourage
you. Don't try to let out the hem
to bring it down-instead shorten
it several inches and no one will
suspect you're not wearing a brand
new style, because short coats and
toppers are high fashion this year.
And do you know that you can
buy one pattern that will show you
a dozen different ways to lengthen
your skirts. So there's no need to
discard your old wardrobe.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
Food Chain Grants
10-Cent Pay Boost

Washington, D. C.-Nearly 700
employees of Safeway Stores, Inc,
won a 10-cent hourly wage increase
in new contracts just concluded,
it was announced.
Due for signing a contract with
Local $50, Drivers, Helpers and
Chauffeurs (AFL), affecting 21S
L. w. Trainham, union business
truck drivers and helpers, said
agent.
The new scale under the agree
ment ranges from SLIP to $1.31 an
hour, Trainham said.
A similar contract gave wage
boosts to ATS members of Local
730, Warehouse Employees Union
(AFL).
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04

When making stuffing for your
Christmas turkey remember that
cup or two of small white seedless
grapes added to an ordinary bread
crumb stuffing gives it a wonderful
lift and keeps the stuffing moist
without any other liquid needed.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04

or, are nevertheless forced to close
their doors because of poor busi-
ness judgment, changes in produc-
tion processes, and the competitive
superiority of their fellow business
men. After all, that is the basis of
our free enterprise system. 1t never
has accepted the concept that COM
petitive success should be based on
the ability of a business agent to
adjust to the lowest labor stand
ards.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04

FOR ALL OCCASIONS - This
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tern number and size to Federated
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-12-04
THIS BUSINESS
0G$s!s.1Y:;,,.. . Z.
- BY MARY MOORE
BY MARY MOORE
HAVE YOU HEARD?

Cracks in patent leather shoes
are often caused by putting on
shoes while they are cold and stiff
They should be warmed by rubbing
with the palm of the hand before
wearing. This is important when
shoes are new. Before wearing the
first time, warm well with hands,
put on and bent feet to timber the
shoes while the surface is still
warm.
The practice Of rubbing grease
into patent leather to prevent
cracks is mistake as the grease
is likely to soften the patent and
cause it to break. Wipe patent
leather with a cloth moistened in
vinegar, to clean.
A new brick cheaper and strong
er than those made of clay is being
developed from worthless waste
products, such as fly ash collected
in SCOT precipitators placed in in
dustrial smokestacks, and Stag col
lected from the bottom of furnaces
in which powdered soft coal has
been burned.
The utility companies produce
two million tons of fly ash and Stag
year, and this new brick can be
manufactured with the same ma
chimes now in use in brick plants.
This new brick may lead to con-
troll of the smoke nuisance by in
dustry, which is even more inn
portant than salvaging the waste.
GLAMOR
If you're thinking of heading
South and looking for a new swim
suit, don't buy one until you've in
vestigated the new one on the mar
ket with the built in "Swim Aid"
device which will keep you float
ing like a bird in a breeze.
All this new suit needs is to be
inflated before you take to the
water. On of the marvels of mod
ern science, this new type suit as
sures you of safety when you ven
ture out too deep.
New York and not Paris, is now
the jewelry Mecca of the entire
world. Designers there have re
placed those Of Paris in mounting
precious gems in platinum, pal
ladium and gold for personal adorn-
ment that set the worlds fashions.
Palladium, one of the platinum
has the ability to mirror
the sparkle of the gem set. And
Sapphires, mounted in white palla-
dunn are current fashion trend
in jewelry.
This is the end of the shirt tale.
It's called a Blou-Slip. It's blouse
its a slip. Just picture your fav-
orite blouse, fitting in at the waist
and continuing to your skirt hem.
With it you'll have no more bulg-
ing shirt tails to clutter your slim
waistline or pull out embarrassing
ly. They'll be no more shoulder
straps to pull and binnd. 1t is just
one smooth-fitting, streamlined, ut
terly practical garment. When you
see them you'll want several and
the cost is no more than a blouse
alone.
Of course you'll feel doudy when
you try your last years coat on
over one of your new longer
dresses. but don't let it discourage
you. Don't try to let out the hem
TO bring it down-instead shorten
it several inches and no one will
suspect you're not wearing a brand
new style, because short coats and
toppers are high fashion this year.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
Atomic Quota System
Considered by u. n.
To Limit Activities
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, July THE
United Nations considered the FEAST
pility today OF establishing a quota
system to limit each country's atomic
activities.
The new plan was reported to
have been advanced by several
members of the Atomic Energy Com
mission as q compromise between
rival American and Russian pro-
posals.
Under the Baruch plan sponsored
by the United States, the proposed
world atomic commission would have
authority to order country to
start or stop any atomic activity
whether designed for peace or war,
The Soviet proposal would allow
each government to decide what
atomic activities it should pursue
Quotas Would Be in Treaty.
But under the new plan specific
quotas would be set for each country
signing an atomic treaty. The
quotas would be listed in the treaty
The first indication that the
atomic commission was leaning to-
ward the quota system was given
by Francois de Rose, French rep
resentative of the U. N. Atomic
Energy Commission.
1t came during the week end
as the atomic commission sched
uled two meetings for today to dis
cuss the question of ownership of
source materials and nuclear fuel,
atomic research and development.
Balkan Talks at Be Resumed.
Meanwhile the Security Council
prepared to resume discussions to-
morrow on the u. N. Balkan Com
missions report which holds Yugo-
slavia, Bulgaria and Albania pri-
marily to blame for disturbances
on Greece's northern borders.
With Britain and the United
States having been heard, Russia
was expected to be heard tomor-
row. There was speculation among
delegates whether Soviet Deputy
Foreign Minister Gromyko would
veto an American proposal calling
for creation of a semipermanent
U. N. commission to watch over the
Balkan borders.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
; Held in Shooting Attack
On Former Sheriff's Home
BY ths Asseeiatsd Press


ROBBINS CHAPEL, Va. July 7.
Three men were in Jonesville Jail
today charged with intent to kill
after a shooting attack on the home
of former Lee County Sheriff Greed
Carter here.
Sheriff j. w. Newman said the
three were Arnold Parsons, 20,
Willard Crusenberry, 80, and Hubert
Crusenberry, 20, his brother. All
are residents of the Robbins Chapel
area.
The Lee County sheriff said the
men passed Mr.. Carriers home
Saturday night and that he re-
monstrated with them over being
noisy. Several hours later the men
returned. Mr.. Newman said, and
started shooting into Mr.. Carter's
home and automobile. Mr.. Carter
returned the fire with a shotgun
and wounded the three, Parsons
and the elder Crusenberry being
taken to q hospital for treatment
before they were lodged in Jail.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
Smothers Pain
corns Shed Off

Apply Magic-like E-Z KoRN REMOVER
to the hardest corns and after a few
applications. these painful corns shed
of. E-Z Korn Remover helps relieve
corn pains-softens dead skin. paving
the way for the removal Of the corn.
Try this easy -to-use, quick action, E-Z
KORN REMOVER today, 35s at drug
stores.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24

All evils are man made. 1t
takes men guided by God to cure
them.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-24

The shortest distance to world
peace is through straight thinking
and straight living.