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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10
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yv.I5-Top of the Morning
r.M-N1usical Clock
-North Carolina Highlights
,.oO-News with Martin Agronksy
sTS-Rornd the Town Reporter
s.9n-Musical Clock
s5-UP News
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o.90-Wake up and Smile
S.SS-Psul Harvey News
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moI-Bible Messages
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,,o.So-The American Farmer
.n0-Res Hour Music
1.orRound the Town Reporter
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.OLOur Town Speaks
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.'on-speaking OF Songs
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Im-Warriors of Peace
IO-Hill Topners
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sM-Church of Jesus Christ
s.fs-John Cart Trio
s25--North Carolina Highlights
s.9n-Harry Wismer Sports
s45-Lrtle Show
..m-It's American Legion Program
.3O-Baads OF the Land
infamous Jury Trials
s3p-I Deal in Crime
sm-Gangbusters
e.9n-Murder anG MI. Malone
.oMLProfessor Quiz
m:9O-Hayloft Hoedown
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u.15-George Hicks Presents
urN-Click Restaurant Orchestra
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10

professional plane, he said, by
working out scientifically the best
areas and spots for pulling their
panhandling act. They kept a rec
ord book for guidance. Police said
they were among the slickest in
the business.
Expresses Sorrow
AS Connors sat bordering it all
today, police said, he told them
simply that'''I lost my head. Al
though he was my best pal 1 push
ed him in front of the train"
I'm sorry" he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10

A new electronic meter can ana
lyze the feelings of as many as
120 persons simultaneously and
show the composite result On a
dial. 1t is being used in tests on
group opinion, film protesting and
radio audiences.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10

end of the fiscal year on June 80.
The request is being made te
cover the deficit caused by the
extreme winter, greater unemploy'
ment, and higher cost of living
To serve on the committee are
Rev. Mr.. Grove, Rev. Mr.. Glover
and Mrs. L. O. Ellis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10
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sN-BarEain Bandwagon
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e1lMorning Devotions
s.3O-The Jackie Hill Show
s:35-Orchestra
s45-Bobby Norris and His Singing
Strings
m0N-Eleanor Watts
iN05-Saturday Serenade
Io:3o-say 1t With Music
IEOp-Pro Arte Quartet
irl5-Miniature Music Hall
1l;3O-Flight Into The Past
70 .w-Bands for Bonds
I2:3o-Ray Robbins Orchestra
~lOO-Bands for Bonds
l;30-This Is Jazz
3:W-George ToWne's Orchestra
s:30-Orchestra
3:0O-Record Show
.:3O-OrchestTa
bW-Orchestra
5:3O-Pen Relays
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s:g0-Hawaii Calls
t30-NeWs
e45-Fiorello LaGuardia
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10

San Francisco draws its city
water supply from Hetch Hetchy
dam high in the Sierras 40 miles
away,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-10
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-07
Wednesday, May Z, 1947

children's program will be led
by Miss A. Mercatante, who
presents an interesting flan-
Telegraph story from the Bible.
Memory verse award winners
in last Saturdays contest are
Jacquelin Mifflin and Richard
Wright.
Watch for particulars on the
city-wide Rally to be held on
May 81 in Zion Auditorium.
There will be a nationally
known speaker and musical
talent, and evangelistic lead
ers from Chicago and Milwau-
kee which are the best obtain
able.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-07
.1947 SEASON
ZION JUNIOR GUARD
and
GUARDETTE CAMP
located in Northern Part of
Beautiful Door County, Wis.
GIRLS PERIOD
August End August 9th
BOYS PERIOD
August 9th August 10th
PHOENIX BRANCH
SEWING CIRCLE MEETS

Mrs. S. H. DePew was host
ess to the Phoenix branch sew
ing circle on April 18th, at
her home at 1347 E. Montero-
sa Avenue. Those present were
Mrs. Sarah Barton, Mrs. Shir-
ley Hall, Mrs. Edith Wade,
Mrs. Werner Mattausch, Mrs.
James HARDWOOD, Mrs. Ivan
Beall, Miss Lula Leech, Mrs.
Pearl Barton, Miss Mile Pan
zer and Mrs. Richard Kan
tOOs.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-07
PROFESSIONAL GUIDE AND
FLY ROD EXPERT AT YFC.

Mr.. R. F. Balsom, Natural
list, Outdoor Writer, Wild Life
Photographer, Fishing guide
and now a Fisher or Men, will
speak at Youth for Christ Sat-
urday evening, May 10. He
has found varied avenues of
approach to the problems of
youth and presents a clear
theme of "Christ for the
World" His fly-casting dem
onstrations are very fascinat-
ing. At one time he was a COL
umnist for the Waukegan
News.
A feature of the program
will be a brass trio, also Mrs.
Eugene Coon, vocalist, will
take part.
At 2:30 p. m. Saturday the
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-07
fife 1heOCrat

i
here below;
Praise Him above, We heav-
emily host;
Praise Father, Son, and
Holy Ghost. Amen.
Mrs. w. P. McWade: I am
thankful to God for forty-five
years in Zion. They have been
wonderful years to me. God
has answered prayer many,
many times when | have sent
requests to Zion. Often when
l have written a letter, later |
found that at the hour Zion
prayed, the healing came.
Mrs. M. P. Barton: We have
much to praise God for today.
Especially do l praise Him for
the privilege we have had of
meeting in our new church
building. And we do apprec-
late that many have come long
distances to be present at it's
dedication. I earnestly ask all
to pray that we may be faith
full and do our part in this COM
munity.
MIR. Dewitt Inman: / thank
God for all He has done for me
and mine. First, [ thank God
that my mother was a Chris
tian woman, and that was
reared in an atmosphere of
prayer. I cannot recall a time
when I have not knelt in pray
err at the family altar. And l
thank God that my family, all
my children are saved; and [
am thankful that the grand
children are following in their
footsteps - that they are be-
ing brought up to love and to
serve the Lord. | am truly
grateful for this.
Our God is prayer-answer-
ing God. He is "the same yes
terday, today, and forever If
it were not for His saving
grace and healing power |
would not be here today. The
doctors gave me up when ten
years old, but through DR..
Dowie's prayers I was Instant
ly healed, although fifteen
hundred miles away. When my
mother took me with her to
pay the doctors bill two days
later, he asked, "How is the
boy who was sick?" She re-
Piled, "This is the boy. He
said, "That is physically i'm
possible" But I am here to
tell you nothing is impossible
with God: with Him, all things
are possible!
I praise His Holy Name for
saving me. | want every one
to accept Him, to lean on Him.
to believe on Him. Our God is
saving and healing God. One
of the Christians greatest pri-
vileges is that of prayer.
Wayne Baker (Mr. Inman's
Grandson: I thank God that
He has saved me. The Lord
Jesus Christ is my Savior.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-07
REPORT OF TESTIMONY
MEETING HELD IN ZION
MOUNTAIN VIEW CHAPEL
CONTINUED from Page 81


l pray that this gathering may
be blessed to the people here,
and that Zion may grow in this
community as we have seen
her grow elsewhere. 1t is
great privilege to be here to-
day and l have enjoyed this
Service, which has been fore
taste of Heaven. | feel that it
comes little closer to what it
will be when we meet cover
there" Many things are pass
ing through my mind tonight,
l am glad that in giving my tes-
timony I have followed my
nephew, Joe Baker. I have
just been thinking about my
mother and father, and of how
happy they would be to see
their grandson so earnest in
the work of the Lord. My heart
is full; I cannot tell you how
blessed this day has been to
me. May God keep us all faith
full to the end - which | some
times think is not very far off.
Mrs. Ivan Beall: I have
much to thank God for tonight
but l desire especially to men
ton my recent illness. A week
ago last night, I was taken
very sick with a peculiar ILL
ness. We called Elder Barton
to our home about three o.
clock in the morning. After
he had prayed for me, I rested
and soon fell asleep. God had
healed me! I ask you to con-
tinue to pray that may gain
strength. I am very thankful
for the privilege of being here
today.
Miss Lulu Leech: I thank
God for all His blessings and
for His keeping power. | praise
Him for health and strength;
and count it a great privilege
to be here today. My desire
is to do His will at all times.
Mrs. William Maltby: I am
truly grateful to God for His
many blessings to me. It is a
great joy to be here with the
Zion people. I ask an interest
in your prayers that I may be
faithful.
Mrs. j. C. Hill: It was only
through prayer that God
brought me to this Church to-
day, and here I have heard the
Lords Prayer for the first
time in years. I have attend
ed many churches, but the
Lords Prayer was not heard.
I learned the Lords Prayer at
my mothers knee. It lifted up
my heart and did me good. I
thank God for healing me.
Two years ago I was a very
sick woman; the doctors would
not give me anything but NOR
phine. I was unable to care
for myself. For two years I
was not able to bend my knees
but one night God put me
down on my knees through
prayer. I belong to another
church, but I asked the Lord
this morning to guide me
where to go, and He guided me
here; and I thank Him.
Mrs. Frank Robinson: We
have so much to praise God
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Europai Gelbeti Rel
kes $24 Bilijonu

Suv. Valstijos ruosia planus
kurie apima praleidima apie "a
bilijonu dolariu Xxi pabaigai
1851 metu, pagelbejimui de-
mokratinems Europos salims
uzkirsti kelia komunizmui.
Ia triju Xxi keturiu metQ
gelbejimo programa pradeta
ruosti kuomet Americas santi-
kiu ir politikos darytojai pra-
dejo suprasti kaip jie neperma-
te Eutopos, Iatgaivinimo 'ir at
statymo -didumo, ir kick laiko
inns atgaivinti tas sails nuo ka-
70 padarytu nuostoliu.
State DEPARTMENT. antrasis
sekretorius Clayton vyks sia
vasara j Europa ir aplankys
tick sostiniu kick galima patty
rimui ivairiu saliu reikalu.
Tas planas apims ir stipri-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
ATSISAKO MAXIM
I'll ATOMINES
BOMBAS

Senate pirmininkas Vanden-
berg padare sovietams aisku
oficialiska pranesima - kad 81
Sails laikys savo dabar turimu
atominiu bombu kieki tol Xxi
pasaulio saugumui bus rasta
tikras uztikrinimas.
Toki pareiskima Sen. Van
denberg pasirupino padaryti
po to kai Gromyko vel reika-
lavo UN posedyje kad Ameri-
ka sutiktu sunaikinti atomines
bombas ir kad butu padaryta
sutartis draudzianti jas toliau
varyti ir vartoti.
Sovietai nori tureti ir veto
teise United Nations sastate,
kuomi gall sulaikyti kitas val
styles bausti sovietus uz kitq
Sally uzpuolima, ir nori privi-
lioti Amerika sunaikinti atomi-
mes bombas ir ju daugiau ne
daryti, kad sovietams negres-
tu is niekur baime ju grobisis-
kiems planams vykdyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
nina tu Sally atsilaikymu
prizes komunizma.
SS1
Patarti1a Lietuviarns
komunista1ns Sta
Pasekti

Is Kanados pranesa kad SUI
sirenge gryzti j Jugoslavija
apie 1000 Jugoslavu ir ju Sci
mu. Jie matyt suzaveti gra-
ziomis ziniomis kaip ten Tito
puikiai tvarko ir padare Jugo-
slavija darbininku "rojum".
Tie Jugoslavai daugiau Ka-
nados nematys, 0 ju vezami
uzdirbti pinigai. pateks komu-
nistu valdziai, mes komunisti-
neje salyje: jokis zmogus ne
gall .tukstanciu tureti, kitaip
jis bus 9liaudies priesas".
Butu labai naudinga kad ir
musu raudonukai ir apmuilin-
tt tamsuneliai galetu nuvaziuo-
tt j sovietu roju, ar nors j ta-
rybu Lietuva, pamatyti ten
ivesta sovietine tvarka.
sIOJE salyje iskilo puseti-
mas lermas del vilnos muito ir
kainu. Valdzia gatava dalin-
tt bilijonus dolariu kitoms sa-
Inns del to kad jos neturi pi-
nigu kuo savo darbus pradeti.
Kitos' salys betgi turf daug
vilnos, kuria galetu mainyti
jiems butinas reikmenis, jei-
gu tik Amerika imtq is ju vii
ma. Taciau valdzia turf su-
krovus 43O,000,0OO svaru vii
nos pervirsi, supirktos is savo
vilnu .ukiu,s7ir svetimos vilnos
neisileidzia. Kad il nepatektq
j sia sali, Kongresas kalba apie
uzdejima dideliu muitu vilfai.
Tuo tarpu kai cia kalbama
apie prekyba su uzsieniu, Kon-
gresas .skubina prekyba uzkir-
sti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

VIENA moteris, gyvenanti
Vokietijoje, gavo laiska is Lie
tuvos. Jane raso jos gimines
Dar' Nnevaziuokite j Lietuva,
mes pas mus labai salta. Mes
prie tu salciu jau pripratome,
bet tn nepripratus ir tau gall
butt pavojinga ir sunku.
Kuris Lietuvis neiprates prie
Lietuvisku salciu? Bet ten da-
bar siaucia sovietisko teroro
salciai, todel yra taip pavojin-
ga gryzti. i
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
APIE SIUNTINELI

Siuntinelis tremtiniui atejo
is tolios, uz Atlantic, Sales;
jim nezinomos rankos sudejo
su daiktais Siam vargelio nesejui
spinduliavima savo Strides.
Susvytes yargses motinos veidas
ir vaikutis rankute isties
ir pro tolius, kur vandenys sklaidos,
juju "aciu" nuskris, tartum aidas,
If nezinoma drauga pasieks.
Kastytis Glianda..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
TADA MES EJOM
(Balvs Gaidziunas)

(Balvs Gaidziunas)
Pc tavo sodus, Sale gimtoji,
Tada dainavom dainas be rasto.
Dienu begimas mus isviliojo
ziedu vainikais papuosti krasta.
Tada mes buvom ugnis uzkIre
Kad butu gera savoj >tevynej.
Svetur isklyde su skausmu ziurim
Kad tik ateitu Inksmesnes zinios.
Tada mes ejom kur dienos saukia,
O laikas nese mintis j toll.
Vargelin puolus ilgai nelaukem
Keliu pravesti savaji broli.
Tada mes arem arima ilga,
O saule kele ziedais zydeti,
Ir ryto dziaugsmo vel issiilgus,
O, lengva buvo tolyn skubeti.
Tada dainavom dainas be rasto
Po tavo sodus, sale gimtoji.
ziedu vainikais papuosti krasta
Dienu begimas visad vilioja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

(Bus daugiau)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-17

Here Is another idea for supper.
This calls for using the left over
turkey-aiways granting OF course.
that any was left over.
Arrange q large platter or tray
with slices Of the turkey. slices OF
bread. plenty OF potato chips. Gran.
berry jelly slices and olives.
In q relish tray close by put soft.
ened butter. thin cucumber pickles.
red radishes. feathery green celery.
Heap mayonnaise in o dish.
Now you are ready to let the
guests help themselves and to make
their own turkey sandwiches. BY
using the various relishes and plenty
Of potato chips you are making a
small amount OF turkey 60 great
way. In addition, you are saving
wheat so that, destitute folks In Eu-
rope may have q little more food.
Until you have tried putting q
layer Of chips on the buttered bread
and topping 1t with meat and more
bread for the usual sandwich you
don't know what excellence the
chips add to the sandwich. Bread
Is soft and the meat Is soft. BY
Using crunchy chips. the sandwich
gets the needed variety In texture
and becomes increasingly good.
With the turkey sandwiches. try
serving hot coffee. For dessert YOU
might serve mincemeat cookies and
Q plain. well favored fruit gelatin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-17

: II you have served Thanksgiving
Day dinner around noon, or even
In the early afternoon. say at two
O'Clock. don't delude yourself into
thinking that the family won't
want food until Friday morning.
It's queer but they seem TO think
they are hungry around six or
seven And you think they ate
enough at dinner to founder q ship.
What win you serve at an Finfor-
NAL supper? How about an oyster
stew made as the better restaurants
do, with half milk ard half cream
and nice plump oysters. Add but
ter. salt. and q suspicion Of mace.
When potato chips are served with
the stew, you are giving q good
combination. The chips are crack
ling and crisp in texture while the
oyster stew Is smooth as silk.
After the stew has been enjoyed
n. the last rich drop you might have
q waldorf salad and coffee.
The Waldorf salad IS made by
combining cubed fresh apples with
an equal part Of diced celery. Salad
dressing Is added and the well
chilled mixture Is piled high In crisp
lettuce leaves. Top with walnutS.
n you have used fresh fruits. such
as, grapes and pears for the center
piece the family or guests may want
to- eat these as they drink their last
cup Of coffee. ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-17
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\1E.ENY
GA >lAL * }
- ~Beatur~s
Oea~s~a4,.

AFTER-SCHOOL jobs look
"A owfullY good when you
need some extra money. Christ
mos time. especially. when
everybody from the doc to q
thirtY-third cousin seems TO be
ENTHUSIASTICALLY is q time
to have more rnooldh. y
The only way to get it. un-
less the fumily does the contri-
Pution. is to find q port.tirne
lob. There ore jobs to be had
in local stores or in doing sne-
c1ul Christmas assignments.
Talented kids can point Christ
mos cords or wrap packages or
operute q shopping service.
This can be done by personnel
contact. or by inserting q smull
I'D in the Paper or by offering
the service to local stores.
u tipping is the handiest thing
in. the world to know how TO
90. There is more money, uSu-
ally. in the part-time tipping job
than in anything else that can
be done with as little effort.
Girls who never have encoun-
tared the complicated looking
tipping machine, can rent q type
writer out of their allowance,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-17
JUST YOU AND I"

Blue skies above us,
The sturdy South Wind below us,
Two souls breathing in the I'M
menSity.
The Sea GullS dart hither and
yon,
The Black Geese dive beneath the
blue waters
In quest of food,
You at the Tiller,
Guiding the South Wind along,
l standing beside you.
Seeking the markers in the dist
ance,
Each one passed by bringing us
Nearer our Goal-Miami.
The day is ending, twilight deep
ems,
The Moon rises in the Eastern
sky,
! kOIlSQulIlS us ollNCI 1td\tldIlCC " Cl
the sea.
We sit alone on deck and dream.
! Another lovely day has ended,
IT'S time to go to bed.
Our Hearts are near,
Our Lips are nearer,
And when Lies curtain falls
We will sail beyond the blue
Horizon
: To the beautiful Heaven above
And there await with patience
one the other.
! This is love, my Dearest; this is
Happiness.
written on our last trip
t,9ether)
MAGDALENA E. YATES.
Feb. 18th, 1916.
novl7, 1947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-17
COnch Club
Doing Well At
!. u. Of Florida

The Cdnch Club. which was
organized last summer by the
students from Key West attend
ing the University of Florida, is
progressing rapidl-'. At its first
formal meeting held in Gaines
vile, ia Constitution was adopted
and since then plans have been
made to broaden the clubs ac-
tivities. AT many of the meet
ings important Key West issues
are discussed SO that hometown
interests are stimulated.
The clubs primary purpose is
to keep together the Key West
students enrolled. al the Uniyer-
sity Of Florida, and to provide
entertainment for them. Much
can also he accomplished by the
impression the club will make
on the campus. AS a group it
will do its best to represent Key
West. =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-17
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know Americal

l738-Seth Boyden, leather
merchant, noted Newark, N. J.
pioneer American inventor, born
in Foxboro, Mass. Died March
81, 1870.
l789-Stephen Champlin, ma
val hero of battle OF Lake Erie
in War of 1912, in service till
1855, born South Kingston, r. l.
Died February 20 1870.
18ll-John B. Ford. Mississ-
ippi, steamboat captain, inven-
tor, pioneer midwest plate glass
maker, born at Danville, Conn,
deid July 10, 1908.
l86l-Wallace Nutting, cler-
! gyman, antiquarian, author of
the State Beautiful books, born
at Marlboro, Mass. Died July 10,
l94I.
l878-Grace Abbott, chief of
the U. S. Children's Bureau, Uni
versity of Chicago professor,
born at Grand Island, Nebras-
ka. Died June 10, 1899.
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2. Can, you name five of the
eight countries of eastern Europe
in the Soviet sphere?
3. When and where did Secre-
tary Marshall suggest that the
U. S. should aid European ma
TORS?
4. Moscow recently celebrated
what anniversary of the Bolshe-
vik revolution?
5. How many governing units
function in the us?
6. Has a government worker,
dismissed as "disloyal," any right
of appeal?
Z. "Rig Red" recently died
can you identify him?
S. Where did the Seminole In
dams flourish?
9. Who is John Cornelius Stem.
mis-. I
10. What nation rules Hangier
in North Africa?
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]. European Recovery Plan.
Q. Finland, Poland, Czechoslo-
vakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulga-
ria, Yugoslavia and Albania.
8. At Harvard University, last
Junt,
4. The thirtieth.
S. IRON federal to school dis
trict levels: more than $4,000.
6. Yes; to the newly created,
20. member Loyalty Review
Board.
2. Man O. War, famous thor
oughmed.
3. Florida.
8. Senator elect from Missis-
sippi.
10. It's an international zone,
governed jointly by Britain,
France and Spain.