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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17
EAL PILOT CRASH
LANDS DC-3 ship
Captain Sets Plane Down In
Field Without Injury
To Passengers

DETROIT, Nov. / -R-A
Cleveland bound Eastern Air
lines two-engine plane was
forced down tonight about five
miles East of Willow Run air.
port, shortly after taking off on
a scheduled flight.
An airlines official said the
plane, a DEB piloted by Capt.
Thad J. Royal, made a "sklll-
full landing" without injury to
any Of the 10 passengers
aboard.
The official said that shortly
after the takeoff Capt. Royal
messaged that a Runaway pro-
See PILOT on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17
REYNAUD SEEKING
TO FORM CABINET
Independent Party Leader
Would Succeed Rama
dier AS French Premier

PARIS, Nov. 1 -(R)-P u |
Reynaud took steps tonight to-
ward forming new French
cabinet to succeed the troubled
government of Soci ali st
Premier Paul Ramadier an au-
thoritative informant said.
Following a conversation with
the premier, Reynaud said he
now felt he could negotiate with
various political groups. He ad-
ded that French newspapers
have speculated recently that
he would be the nations next
premier.
Reynaud, the head of the
Third Republics last govern
ment, said an important
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17
VIOLENCE TAKES
LIVES OF EIGHT
Death Rides Highways OF
North Carolina During
Weekend
By The Associated Press

Death rode the highways OF
North Carolina during the week.
end and at least five of the
eight persons dying during the
period from violence lost their
lives in traffic accidents.
Two brothers, Conrad Ram
sey, 21, and William T. Ram
sey, 18, were killed Saturday
when the car in which they
See VIOLENCE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17
The Weather
WEATHER. FORECAST
SUB FORECAST

nEATHHER FORECAST
SUB FORECAST
South and North Carolina-Partly
loudly and mild Monday, increasing
clo1diness Monday night and Tuesday
with rain beginning over west Tuesday.
chronological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 p. m. yesterday.
TEMPERATURES
80 a. m. 47; 7:30 a. m. As; 1870 p.
m. %; 1880 p. m. 81.
\, Maximum g., Minimum A, Mean SO
Normal IS.
HUMIDITY
so a. m. %, 1880 a. 70. S3, / 80 p.
H. IS, 7:30 p. m. "a.
PRECIPITATION
Total for the "a hours ending 1880
II n inches
Total since the First Of the month
TIDES FOR TODAY
a. rom the Tide Tables published by
TT;S' inches.
y; ". 5 Coast and Ceodatic Survey.
'N'n ngton -------12:29 am. 1855 a M
n, 100 pm. 8:19 pm.
'SoAooro Inlet --10:37 am. 4:07 am.
10: :43 pm. 4:58 pm.
,,'n,llnrise SAT, Sunset 5:o7, Moonrise
l, 2. M, Moonset :57 p. m.
%u3E KEATHAER ON PAGE 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17
FORECAST:

Wilmington and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and mild today followed by in
creasing cloudiness tonight; Tuesday
partly cloudy and mild.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17

ee EXPLOSION On Page Two See REYNAUD on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17

See PRESIDENT on Page TIVE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17

See PILOT on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-17

See BODY on Page Two
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
Temple Emanuel Gets Sec'y

Charles J. Miller, Temple presi-
dent, announces that Miss Miriam
Baron has been appointed Temple
secretary, on a full-time basis.
She succeeds Ann Ziedman who
resigned when she left to reside at
the coast.
Miss Baron has been resident
the past year having come from
Los Angeles where she was on
the staff of the Jewish Welfare
Fund. She is much interested and
active in Hadassah.
Temple office hours are now 9
to IL noon and 1 to 5 p. m. Monday
through Friday.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
HADASSAH

Harvest Festival will be held
Oct. 18th at 8 pm. at Congrega-
ton Anshei Israel with proceeds
to go to Youth Aliyah. Cards,
bingo will be played for prizes. 1t
is the big affair of the year, aside
from the Donor Luncheon.
Refreshments at Harvest Festi-
val are delicacies remembered
long after ones score is forgotten.
Mrs. Charles Alter will be chair
man for the Festival, assisted by
the Board.
Next meeting scheduled for Oct
21st at 1:30 pm. at Anshei Israel.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
STATE DEPT. ASKED TO
ADMIT DIP TAILORS TO
EASE SHORTAGE

New York (JPS).-The State
Department will be asked to ad-
NIT promptly to this country, skill
ed tailors among Europe's displac-
ed persons as a move to relieve a
man-power shortage in the mems
clothing industry, the Clothing
Manufacturers Association and the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
announced yesterday.
Raymond H. Reiss, for the man
uf1cturers and Jacob S. Potofsky
for the union, said the acute short
age of skilled tailors resulted from
immigration curbs, superannuated
employees still working and the
failure of young Americans to en-
ter the needle trades.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
MISTREATED REFUGEES SEN
TENCED TO 4 WEEKS DIP LIFE.

Frankfort (JPS)-Members of
a German family convicted of
mistreating refugees billeted in
their home, have been sentenced
by a German official to spend
four weeks in a refugee camp, the
U. S. Army newspaper Stars and
Stripes reported last week.
The punishment was meted out
by Willy Bettinger, State Refu-
gee Commissioner for Wuerttem-
berg-Baden, to Wilhelm Rapp,
baker, and his wife and two
daughters. "They will now have
the opportunity to experience the
life of the refugee at first hand"
Bettinger said. The sentence was
approved by the U. S. Military
Government.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
RABBI ASSAILS JEWISH
STATEHOOD, DEFENDS
BRITISH IN EXODUS AFFAIR

Baltimore, Md, Sept. II (Pal-
corr. Rabbi Morris S. Lazaron of
the American Council for Juda-
ism, chose Rosh Hashanah as the
occasion for an attack on Jewish
State proposals and for defense of
British behavior in the Exodus
tragedy.
The Zionists have accepted the
UNSCOP recommendations, with
reservation, and the American
Government sis being pressured
to take the leadership and support
Jewish State,' the Baltimore
rabbi said. Despite claims to the
contrary, "our Government has
never given official support for
the establishment of a Jewish
State in Palestine. We must sup
port Palestine Homeland but not
a Jewish State" On the Exodus
affair he said: "It is sad spec
tacle which reflects on England's
glorious name, but any nation
caught in such a situation might
have been guilty of the same
thing" The Zionists instructed the
Exodus refugees to make martyrs
of themselves and used their pitt
full helplessness to create situa-
ton which would evoke world
sympathy for Zionist ends. That is
the terrible truth. 1t is the latest
in long story of Zionist extremist
hypocrisy, unscrupulous propa-
ganda and exploitation of our
brothers misery"
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
FOR A LIFE
LIKE RILEY

Have you heard about Tucson's
newest guest ranch = Indian
Country Lodge, 531 E. Yavapai?
Edgar Schnadig, Jr., explains it
is a Chicagoan's dream come true.
There's a main house and guest
cottages in setting conclusive to
comfortable living with the gra-
cious and genial Schnadigs as
hosts. There are such facilities as
croquet, badminton, shuttle board,
and riding.
An interesting thing at the
lodge is small gift shop for
guests and the public, which they
want known as a source of au-
thentic Indian information and
handicraft.
Mr.. Schnadig is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar L. Schnadig, Sr.
of Chicago. His father is preSi-
dent and general manager of the
New Boston Store in Chicago
which he and a syndicate pur-
chased in 1916 for $14,000,000
Previously he was president and
board chairman of Aldens, Inc
Mr.. Schnadig, Jr., has been in
the insurance and real estate bust
ness for the past IL years. He is
head of firm bearing his name in
Chicago and which owns Indian
Country Lodge. He expects to
open offices in Tucson.
His wife is the former Isabel
Oliver daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Oliver of Philadelphia.
A graduate of Temple U. she was
a social worker in Philadelphia,
Chicago and during the war a
junior executive with the Red
Cross in Washington. They have
a daughter, 10 Ann, 18 months
old.
Mr.. Schnadig went to school at
Tempe State in 1885. Says he
vowed then and ever since
dreamed and planned to eventu-
ally live in the Valley of the Sun.
We wish him and his plans well
and welcome them as active par
ticipants in the community
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

Geneva (JPS).-The immediate
calling of a United Nations con-
ference to lay down plans for the
liquidation of the DIP problem
within three years, was urged last
week by the House Foreign AT
fairs Subcommittee which has
been studying the problem in
Europe.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03
7'7MS27s4::@::$&:5 '
NUT CRESCENTS
By Ruth Kaufman

11a c unsalted butter or vegetable
shortening
l cake compressed yeast
70 c sugar
t vanilla
II c top milk or cream
5 eggs
! lb. or 4 c flour
METHOD: Dissolve yeast in "a
c top milk or cream. Separate
eggs and beat yolks until custard
colored.
Add sugar, remainder of milk
or cream, vanilla and the moist
ened yeast. Add c flour to make
a thick batter sponge. Place the
sponge we'll covered into warm
place and let rise until double in
size. Rub butter thru remainder
flour then add mixture to sponge.
Roll dough into thin sheet not
more than IA inch thick.
Filling is made by grinding c
pecans, and add 2 T lemon juice,
T sugar. Work until evenly
mixed.
Cut dough into 4 inch squares.
Place l filling near l point of
each square Roll from corner into
crescent shape. Place rolls in
creased pan about l inch apart.
Beat egg whites not too stiff. Add
6 T sugar and beat to dissolve
sugar Pour on or brush on cres-
cents and place covered in warm
place to rise until light.
Bake in moderate oven 25 to 80
minutes. Oven should not be too
hot Cool and remove from pan.
Do we need to tell you the next
step? You probably won't be able
to wait until they cool before you
eat the first one. You'll under
stand too, Mrs. Kaufman's popu-
larity with her favorite recipe.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hameroff, New
York City, are coming to Tucson to
spend ten days in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Ostroy, 2811 Lisbon
Place. Mr.. Hameroff is part owner
OF the Sandy Auto Supply, a chain
Irving OStroy is a brother -in-law of
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

Joseph Becker, proprietor of the Ma
jor Bake Shops of Tucson0
of stores in New York City (Mr.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-03

KEEP POSTED WITH
THE ARIZONA POST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
Multiplying

A scientific study of tipping, conduct
ed by DR.. Leo P CREST, of Princeton Uni
versty, concludes that the average Amer
lean will tip waiter, even if he sloshes
soup on his neck, or puts him behind
pillar during floor show.
The doctor finds that Americans dis
approve of tipping as a nuisance but do it
anyway for fear of social disapproval. He
thinks that "a means should be devised
for signifying and putting upon socially
recognized footing the refusal to tip. The
doctors campaign will not get far, but it
is interesting to consider his proposals.
He suggests an anti-tipping league, but
is fair enough to point out that most peo-
pie tip because the employer expects tips
to build up the wages of employees and
many employees say they would not look
for tips if wages were higher. Conse-
quently, the good doctor suggests that en-
ployers SHOULD be/persuaded" to increase
wages.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
DEC ENBER ETH, 1874.
lEl.Al N0IIl1E

Notice is hereby given that the
Registration books will be open in
the office of the Supervisor of Reg
iStratiun at the County Court
House, Key W.st, Florida. COM
mcncing January 9Th. AID. l94S,
and Will he open until ami includ-
ing Saturday the 18th lay of April,
AID. l94S. Sundays and Holidays
excepted, office hours will be from
Nine O'clock An. to- Twelve
; o'CIock Noon. and, from Two
So'Ciock l.. NJ. Until Five O'clock
=P. VI. At which time ana place
Fqualified electors who did not reg
lister in the year 1916. may regis
+ter. for. the Primary ana General
Elections to lie held In la4S. Resi-
dental requirements. one Year in
{ the State of Florida, and Six
months in Monroe County, Natural
!. lied Citizens mnst bring proof OF
their STANDARDIZATION.
At the same time and during the
same office hours the registration
books for PRECINCTS No. Six
and Seven will be oDen At Mara
thon. and Tavernier, Florida, as
per notices posted in those lhs-
trirtS as rcquireG by Law.
NOTE: All those electors who
regisI cred in the year 1916 are still
duly+ qualified to vote in all Flee
tons until January LIST, 1880.
JOHN ENGLAND,
Supervisor OF Registration Of
EltctGr. for Monroe County. Fla.
dec 81, l941; jan 6, 1913.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
NEGRO STUDENTS STRIKE

Something new in the way of strikes
comes from the District of Columbia,
where 5000 Negro students refused to at
tend classes for more than week.
Some weeks ago, the School Board
took cognizance of crowded conditions in
some of the Negro schools and transfer
red large number of pupils to school
buildings that had been used formerly by
white pupils.
The newspaper accounts from Wash
ington report that the parents of the Negro
pupils protested the transfer, alleging that
the buildings were dilapidated and in ade-
quate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
THE VETERANS
CORNER
QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Does the Veterans Administra-
ton pay compensation to vet
Grams with arrested tuberculosis?
What is the largest and the
smallest National Service Life
Insurance policy available?
Contact representatives of the
Veterans Administration are
regularly asked questions on, all
phases OF the program of vet
eran b en- fits. Here are the
answers to some, of the. more
commonly asked questions. -,
9. My brother entered the
service under the Armed Forces
Voluntary Recruitment Act of
l945 and he now wonders if his
rights will be affected by the
law officially ending the war on
July 25,l947, insofar as veterans
benefits are concerned?
A: No, he will lose none of his
rights even though his period of
enlistment extends beyond July
Is, l947.
Q. Please tell me which nom
service-connected disability ben
Gifts are available to World War
veterans and which to peace
time veterans.
A. The law provides that a
pension for -service-connect-
ed disability may be payable to
permanently and totally dis
abled World War veterans. The
law does not provide such a pen
sion for peacetime veterans.
Q. Does the VA pay compen-
sAtion to veterans with arrested
pulmonary tuberculosis?
A. Yes, VA can make full COM
pensation payments to veterans
who have been discharged from
its hospitals with arrested tu-
berculosis up to two years after
date of discharge if necessary.
@. I am a World War II vet
eran and would like to know the
minimum and maximum amounts
of Government Insurance l can
take out.
A. The minimum for National
Service Life Insurance is $1,000,
and you can get more in null
tiples of $500 up to $4,000.
Q. Do National Service Life
Insurance policies participate in
savings?
A. Yes, if favorable mortality
experience and interest earn
ings warrant a premium adj
justment, dividends from gains
!, and savings will be authorized
by the Administrator of Vet
Grams Affairs.
VETERANS wishing further in
formation about veterans bene-
fits may have their questions
personally answered by visiting
the VA Office, Key West, Fla,
at Room 218 Post Office build
ing).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

1767-Nicholas Roosevelt, New
York inventor, engineer, aSso.
ciated with Fulton in the build
ing and introduction Of The
steamboat, born in New York.
Died July 80, 1854.
l8l0-John Lord, historical lee
turer his day, author Of the
Beacon Lights of History" born
Portsmouth, N. II. Died Dec. IS,
1894.
l829-Hinton r. Helper. au.
thor of an anti-slavery book
more talked about at the. time
than Uncle Toms Cabin"
dreamer of a railroad through
North and South Americas. born
in North Carolina. Died March
8, 1909.
l84l-Arthur H. Clark. master
mariner. historian, writer of ship
history books, born IN Provi-
dence, r. l. Died July 5, 1922.
1862-Grace Eilery Charming
Stetson, poet, essayist and jour.
nalist, born in Providence, X. l.
Died April 4, 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
I'm FIVE THOUSAND YEARS"

= The Hon. Joseph w. Martin, Jr.,
|. speaker of the House of Representatives
and member from the State of Massa-
chusetts, recently hailed the journey of
. the Freedom Train throughout the United
States, terming it "a Symbol of our lib
> erty and our richness of life'' but mot a
. boast of power"
. Mr.. Martin said, quite correctly, that
no people in the world "have ever made
such progress in free government and in
dividual liberty" as the American people
in the time that has elapsed since the
: founding fathers wrote the epochal docu-
j. ments that form a part of the exhibition
on the Freedom Train.
II is interesting that Mr. Martin took
time out to assert that "in five thousand
s. years, the Orient has failed to reach the
. richness, to acquire the tremendous pro-
ductive capacity we have" and "in Eu-
rope the same is true" The Massachusetts
legislator could have gone further and in
Guided the rest of the world in his state
ment.
The fact is that nowhere in the world
. has the individual achieved the average
state that one enjoys in the United States.
. Neither should one overlook the fact that
:. This accomplishment represents the fruits
at what has been called the white mans
civilization. A study of history and exist
= ing records, that are apparent in other
= sections of the earth, reveals that not all
p segments of the white race have made
:. the progress that illumines the course of
: the United States
10 I'm view of these facts it would seem
. TO be folly to contemplate throwing away
:. the fruits of regime which has rebound.
= ed to the benefit of peoples of other races
and other types. In fact, the process would
be foolhardy without substitute civiliza
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
4-Mile Walk On
l03rd Birthday

SCRANTON, Pa: - Mrs. John
Slazyk, of nearby Avoca, cele-
brated her 103rd birthday by
walking four miles through the
woods in search of mushrooms
one of her favorite dishes. S h e
brought back a half-basket of
mushrooms and gathered four
buckets of coal from nearby
mining operation to put them
aside for the winter To COM
plete the. day, she worked in
her garden and fed her flock of
SO chickens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 70
Afternoon


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Peoples Platform. Forum--cbs
Sam Pettingill Talk-abc
VIM. Shirer Comment-mbs
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
TODAY IN HISTORY
49, know America)

l776-Gen. Washington offers
recruits $1,000 bonus from his
own pocket to remain in army
after. short enlistment term is
up. ,.<>?,.,.' ~.
1832-Vice President John c.
Calhoun resigns to become U.
S. senator-only such instance in
our history.
1873-Beginning of Woman's
or Praying Crusade against Ii
quor dealers under Mother
Stewart in Ohio.
l876-Joint resolution intro
duced in Congress for con-
stitutional amendment providing
for national prohibition.
l9l4-United States protests
British stoppage of American
trade.
194l-Height of Jap air activi-
ty in the Philippines. \ /
l942-200 foods oFdered, IA
toned in February.
l943-Government takes oyer
the railroads in the face of a
threatened strike.
l944-Germans make their
maximum gains this day in sur
prise counter-offensive on the
Western Front, as Americans
finally stop them.
1858 nations sign confir-
nation of Breton Woods agree
ment and the SO billion interna-
tional bank is in being.
l946-President reveals that
70 per cent of wars lend-lease
considered repaid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-27
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Evening

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