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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Preach to Me, Preach to Me-"
Awful.

Preach to Me, Preach to Me-"
Awful.
Portrait of a Press Agent
Mumblin' to Himself: Only a half
minute until the Mirror truck
comes up. Ohboyohboyohboy!
l ure hope that plug is N his
column. . No, 1 take that back.
. L mean, l hope it isn't in,
because if it is, then I'll be even
more surprised. . Now make up
my mind! Do l want it in-or
don't II. . L shoulda remained a
waiter. At least 1 ate steady.
I forgot l mustn't get excited.
WHO'S EXCITED???. Every
night at this time he makes my
blood pressure act up. Should I
see a doctor or a psychoaualyst?
. A press agent without a break
in that guys column is a depress-
agent. . .Say, that's not a bad
sound-in-the : night. Dammit.
whatz keepin' them papers? I
mean those. . Hey, Whiteyi I
haven't anything smaller than a
buck. . Well. femme look at the
Column. anyhow. I'm dying from
aggravation! How do you like
that? I have to worry myself sick
if I crash a co7rann. How low can
you get? .Supposin' I hidden
crash any column-who the hell
dc those guys think they are? ...
Lessee now. Sallies. Memos Mid
nighter, grrrrr. My stuff must
steenk. Hmmmm. Murals-who
cares about Murals? Curtain
Calls-oh. boy, It's in, It's in!.
Love That Man! =. .Okay. Whitley,
old bean, see yez tomorrer. Same
time. Keep the change! - MI
CHA FL HALL AND FRANCES
STILLMAN.
Sounds in the Nipht: At the
Hotel Biltmore: "Howz about a
bundle for Britain's victims
drive?". . AT the Singapore: His
only vice is vice.. . AT Lindy's:
"a Nazi is a person who wishes
Winchell was dead and Hitler
wasn't. . AT Iceland: ooh, to
be in England, now that Lady
Astor's here. . AT the Ding Ho:
"His biggest worry is that women
don't Worrv him anymore" 49,. In
Howie's: "There she goes with her
M~eschrega Daddy. . AT Yank
Sing: "Lsdy Astor called a dis
tinquished American a pig. Owl
ously, she is a lady in name only
mot in name-calling'. . AT the
Flamingo: 'She's the blonde sheep
Of the family. At Ruby's:
"She's taking an alcoholicking".
At the Stock: "Girls take to men
of good heart-also From"
Memos of a Midnighter: Jan Au-
gusts piano magic (his recording
Of "Miserlou" sold over a million)
irherits Jack Benny's Roxy star
dom. After hearing Berle's
jokes, it is hard to bleev his
mother is just celebrating her 10th
birthday. Happy Birthday, Mann
ma. . The Alvin Altmans are in
Participating. He owns that huge.
parking arena behind the Roxy.
Hugs and kixxxx to the Harriet
Aid Society for the $500 donation
to the Runyon Cancer Fund. .
Joy Hathaway auditioned for the
radio version of "Claudia'' due in
Oct. "You remind me-" said Au-
thor Rose Franken, "of Dorothy
Sickney." She ought to, Rose. Joy
is second cousin to Dot. . Long
Island ganob ing is out for the
summer. Seems the joynts and
some authorities "couldn't get to-
gedder". Cab driver Sam Gross
che pilots B'way Royalty rode in
q bus for the first time and got
his pockets picked! The big yokel!
Atkinson drove the revived Cup
In Central Park show to suicide
by writing: ut should've died 2
years ago.. COMMUNIST!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
~ -
SIX ASS py,.

HICKORY, Nav SIS.
A!a m Bj Mn Of Hickory, secrs Z
OF the North Carolina State tts'T Rss
Of Examiners in optomstrlh 'a'i
nounced today that six an1i MY a.
TOR licenses to practice optna1t'
in North Carolina had pa y;yl5s y,
March 1926. sA last
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
FAMOUS DANCER DIES

BOMBAY, India. May 31.-(P)-
Lady Sokhey. famous Indian clas-
steal and folk dancer. died last
night of a heart ailment.
Better known as Madame Mena-
kashe, she won three of 10 first
prizes in the 1886 International
dance olympiad with her Trdian
h9l'et. She was the wife of Sir S.
,SoEseV. no'e3 Indian bscteriolog:st
ard director of the f-afik:ne Insti-
tute of Bombay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
ing in appropriate
subjects.

SuOJeClS. '|!0.on
be G5adua at study in psycs,.
ter's degree NAV be w a MI
nar as muca as one year ,
peilehce. No written e.. " e.
CURED and applicants 'Ss vii Is 4.
rated on their cxpertence" VI, b
ton and training. The ec9la.
is g. years. age lint
For further insorms.io,
tact G. W. Martin nj The ', ns. en-
building. viz poStoHic,
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
American Legion
News
BY RUTH NIILDEN.

A successful year has just been
completed and the members of Til
don White Unit have elected a fine
set of officers for 1947-'48: Ruth
Milden, president; Laura Bell, vice
president; Clara Blackburn, secre-
tary; Louise Cash, treasurer; Myr-
tie Bell, chaplain, and Lillian How
ard, Sergeant-at-arms. These off
GERS are expecting good coopera-
ton from each member.
Comrade Palmer is a patient at
Fort Whipple. Cards and letters
will be appreciated.
Junior members of the unit will
meet at 1884 East Jefferson ST..
July End, to dress the Pan-Ameri-
can doll which will be carried to
the Departmental convention in
August.
Comrade Vincent Jordan Is still
ill.
Members of the unit were sorry
to learn the newly elected presi'
Gent, Ruth Milden, is i'll. In hel
absence, the program will be ably
carried out by Laura Bell,
! There will be just one more
meeting before the convention ir
August. Hope this meeting, July
10th, will be a record breaking one
All reports of old officers and com
mittees must be in by that time.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
Mouer Urges Beer
Retailers Assist
Cleanup Campaign

Sidney B. Moeur, state director
of the United States Brewers
Foundation, last week urged the
beer retailers of Arizona to do
their part in helping to make the
annual spring cleanup" cam
paigns in their communities sue
ceSsful.
Launching a national program
to make this a month of spring
cleaning for all places serving
beer, the Foundation recommended
that beer retailers Simplate the
American housewife who annually
gives her home a spring cleaning
regardless of how much or how
little it needs it.
Director Moeur pointed out that
while in some cases it may be
difficult or impossible to get
material and men to make altera-
tions, this lack can be offset by
vigorous application of soap and
water in a general cleanup pro-
gram.
Many Arizona communities an
nually stage a spring cleanup
campaign and the beer industry
strongly urges all of its retailers
| to be not only active participants
but leaders in the campaign.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
A National Highway Safety Campaign

Through the combined efforts of thousands of daily and
weekly newspapers throughout the United States Ma
tonal Highway Safety Program launched this week
throughout the nation Because of it's purpose alone, the
campaign of the most praiseworthy and beneficial
public services in recent years.
Any effort to reduce eliminate the tragic toll of taf
fc accidents which annually account for thousands OF
needless deaths is worthy of wholehearted support
Last year 500 persons accidentally killed
streets and highways The staggering total of 115OOOO
injured and economic loss of two billion dol
lars resulted.
What makes those lost lives the pain and suffering and
the economic loss tragic the realization that with
proper and precauon they could have been avoided
Now a result of the Presidents Highway Safety Con-
ference last year and the second meeting of the Confer
last week. intensive effort is being made to
accomplished in the of traffic enforcement and engi
neering The National Highway Safety Program is the
newspapers contribution to the educational phase of acc
dent prevention
But it has been significantly pointed out by Maj Gen.
Philip B. Fleming, general chairman of the Presidents
Highway Safety Conference, that BRIEF spasmodc
palgns Will not bring lasting results There need for
tenSve effort on the part of and child
Each one OF us, as driver pedestrian" says General
Flemlng, must accept in good faith individual
responsibility Each man, and child must accept
IN MS own conscience before the law the responsibility
Tor the consequences of his acts"
ihat can mean only thing. We must ALL by our own
INDIVIDUAL efforts strive constantly the Improvement
OF the public attitude toward safety The result will be the
sparg OF our lives those the ones near and
to ~
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

Let's be honest with ourselves
ladies! We know only too we'll
that no matter how we boast about
that ice cream frozen in our auto
matte refrigerators, we far too
often have to apologize for those
crystals that do not occur in ice
cream made in the old-fashioned,
laborious way - where lengthy
stirring produced a smooth dessert.
But what do you know! We had
a sugar shortage. Experimenters
started trying out other sweeteners
so that homemade ice cream could
still be served. And when they
tried using half corn sirup and half
sugar when making rennet-custard
ice cream, they not only cut the
needed sugar down to a quarter
cup, but they produced what they
regarded as a BETTER, and
smoother ice cream. In fact, they
plaa to use this new recipe even If
sugar becomes as plentiful as
water. ~-y...r.,.. -. -.
Do you believe this? Try the
following recipe and you win. Yes
ladies'! smoother" ice cream can
be made this summer - thanks to
a sugar shortage that at first ap-
peared to be nothing but liability.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
Taft-Hart|ey
Labor Bills
Booby Trap

just what the new N. A., M.
labor bill, mis- s n a m g d Taft
Hartley law, will do, has not
yet been made available to local
union officials, but Federation
attorneys are analyzing it, and
until it has been made clear, no
change i'm local union policy will
be made.
It is said some portions Of
the bill will not become low for
60 days, but it is very doubtful
if even the introducers of the
measure, or those who voted for
it, actually know what it is.
Only one thing is definitely
clear, and that is that the West
ward HO picket line is primary
line and cannot be claSSed as
q secondary" picket line. This
is for the information Of the
management, who seem anxious
for some food deliveries to be
made.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
Vanilla Ice Cream

Automatic Refrigerator)
1 rennet tablet
/ tablespoon cold wat
2 cups light cream
n cup sugar
II cup corn sirup"
IA teaspoons vanilla 81
|. Dissolve rennet tablet by crush
ing in cold water.
}, Mix light cream, sugar, corn
sirup and vanilla. Warm SLOW
ly, stirring constantly. Test a
drop on inside Of wrist frequent
ly. When COMFORTABLY
WARM (11O' F.) not hot, re-
move at once from heat.
J. Add dissolved rennet tablet and
stir quickly for q few seconds
only.
!. Pour at once, while still liquid,
into refrigerator tray. Do not
move until set - about 10
minutes.
!. Place in freezing compartment
and freeze until firm.
J. Remove from tray to q bowl,
break up with a fork and beat
with an electric or rotary beater
until free from hard Jumps but
still a thick mush. Finish
freezing.
Corn sirup may be replaced by Il
cup sugar; or by n cup sweetened
condensed milk. Or omit sugar
and corn sirup and use Is cup
honey.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
BY Laurence III. WhitloW
Formerly With National
Labor Relations Board

- No wthat the-Taft-Hartley labor
bill has become law it will behoove
each and every man who labors
to find out how it may effect him.
If one reads the daily press he
will probably have gotten the i'm
preston that the bill is aimed Soley
at crooked" labor unions and no
one else. Don't you believe it
the bill contains % finely printed
pages and on each page a BOBBY
trap-yes, and it is aimed soley
at yor rights and at your union.
First, the bill changes the Ma
tional Labor Relations Act so that
those who know it now will not
recognize it next year. A straight
out repeal would have been less
painful but the proponetS of the
Taft-Hartley bill love hyprocracy.
Summing up briefly it is safe to
say that the Wagner Act, once
the shield of labor, has now be-
come a swoard-two edged, If you
pleaSe-to be used against labor.
Proponets of this new Bill have
the gall to say that it is designed
to bring us labor peace-on the
contrary, it is an invitation to
profit swollen corporations to
litigate local unions out Of ex-
istence. After that is done wages
will come down just as surely as
the night follows the day.
Unions, under this new bill, may
no longer say who is to join their
unionS-the boss can decide upon
the membership; this is very ironic
in that the bill still says company
domination of a labor union is an
unfair labor practice. How the
writer's of this new bill must have
laughed!
AS a final blow to the real
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

functioning of the Wagner Act; to
use it a union must throw open
to the public all their internal af-
fairs. This will be handy for the
Boss in determining how much he
will have to spend in killing the
local involved.
Last, but not least, the bill
makes second class citizens out
of supervisors. 1t absolutely denies
to them the right to organize into
their own or any other union
the bill invites the boss to fire
them if they do so. And by the
very definition of supervisor" in
the bill the Boss can make fully
half of his employees supervisors.
The bill sets up new concilia-
ton service; evidently to act as
paulbearerS.
And just as if all of this were
not enough the gun is primed and
cooked evidently in anticipation of
a Republican firing squad in 1913.
InjunctionS are back. Yes, after
all these years and all the eravail
that labor went through getting
the Federal Labor InjunctionS out
lawed, it is back. Big strikes, the
only kind in anyway effective
against big companies, can be en-
joined. This means, of course, that
a strong union is forbidden to
use its strength although there is
nothing in the bill forbidding
strong company from shifting its
business from plant in one local
ity to one of it's plants in another
locality and thus starve out the
union locality by locality and thus
be rid of the union.
Finally, and as a parting kick,
the bill provides for various and
sundry civil suits against unions,
making it further possible for en-
ployers to wreck them.
Government employees are abSo-
lutely denied the right to strike.
AS a final laugh the Taft-Hartley
Bill sets up a committee for the
stated purpose ITO study and
Report on Basic Problems Affect
ing FRIENDLY Labor Relations
and Productivity"
You may not feel the effects of
this bill today or tomorrow, but
before another year has run, you,
and each of you, will know that
your Congress in the name of
freedom has enslaved you once
more.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

Evangelist Davis and her hus-
band of Phillip c. M. E. Church
and Mrs. Robinson of Antioch Bap-
tist Church of Phoenix were visi-
tors at the morning services at Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church.
Galeda Sunday School Class of
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church will be
the guests of their teacher, Mr..
Reuben D. Harrell at a picnic on
Sunday, June %, at the Stewart
Mountain Dam.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
ASSOCIATE KILLED

Milwaukee, Wis.-I. E. Gold
berg, Milwaukee attorney, was
listed among the passengers kill
ed aboard q Capital Air Lines
DC-4 which crashed in West Vir-
ginia, Goldberg was a partner OF
Joseph A. Padway, ALL general
COUNSEL.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
CHURCH news
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School opened last Sun
day at $50 with James Smith con-
ducting the services. Morning SER
vice, Deacor1s Roberts and Chat
man led the devotions. Pastor
Burch's subject, Faith and Love"
B. Y. P. u. was ushered into with
Vice Pres. o. c. Bunner in charge.
The evening message was brought
by Rev. S. M. Mickens. Subject:
you Can't Win"
Bro. o. c. Drummer, Reporter.
Rev. r. B. Burch, Pastor.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
HOUSING AID FOR VETS

Washington, D. C.-Presidept
Truman has signed a bill authork-
ing another $35, 100000 for vet
erans' temporary reuse housing
program. The money, when ap-
propriated, will go toward convert
ing housing structures as tempo
rary dwellings for student veterans
and others.
The new funds will be used to
complete many units now under
construction but suspended or
Cancelled in previous public bodies
for converting other units and for
installation of utilities and other
on-Site work.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

was the dinner guest of the Har-
rington family, last Sunday.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

Last Sunday Supt. c. c. Walters
was in charge of Sunday School.
Rev. Holt delivered the II o'clock
sermon. Subject: II Shall Not Be
Moved"
Mary Lewis, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
CHURCH NEWS

Elder Bennett of Texas is con-
Quoting a series of meetings this
week at the Church of God in
Christ.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27
Mesa News
BY Jacob C.. Harrington

Mrs. James Shipp left Tuesday
night for home in Los Angeles aft
er visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Freeman, Sr.
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

MrS. AIIen NelSOn lerC last week
for Los Angeles to visit relatives.
A Youth Club was organized last
Wednesday evening at the Recrea-
ton Center. Temporary officers
were elected: Robert c. Hemphill,
president; Marietta Thomas, secre-
tarJ> and Audrey Delois Thomas,
3ti2asurer. A snack bar will be the
added attraction in the near future
for the hep cats, bobby sockers,
and city slickers. The Recreation
Center Committee will greatly ap-
preciate donations of recent negro
books, any recent books of fiction
and subscriptions of magazines for
the library corner which they have
planned for thef Youth Club.
Miss Bessie Blake, of Phoenix,
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

Curtis Gray is back read it on
Page 8
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

@ SIT III esT SsTWRs SIDNEY DIRECTOR
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Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

Mrs. Allen Nelson left last week
for Los Angeles to visit relatives
Arizona sun., 1947-06-27

Advsrtiscmsns
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20


 @',,Ivp .fTNtS TAKEN . '5 1;Police -,dopr r tmcnt bus tncss for the first =: half of tho city ws,ek tota1led : S25 in Tin es, colloc- > tod from two law . !br break9r.s; it:was re-. DOT ted .,*yostorday by pol1c>o magi s trate C.. M. Ch 1mbors.
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The frontiersman., 1947-08-20
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 ] IS AOfoUA1e
 <:> Tho Post Office Department has refu- sod. to grant Seldo- Viars., request for .gddod postal service, city officials woro inf ormod this week. by Q 1ottor from Dol. E. L. Bart1ette
 Both tho Chambor of Commerce and tho city counc ,'earl ior this year had gono~r on record for Q twice. We ,kly delivery of airma il to Scldovia. Lctters from both the Chambor of ,.Comcrco and the counc il ,woro sont to Do1cgato Bartlett and to post office heads roquest- ing the added -sor- vico.
 It was pointed. out that business of tho city's merchants suf- fors, whom bus iness lettors which arc de- 1iv prod here Thur sday must. wait Q full 10 days boforc their answar can reasonably be expected to reach it's destination. It was .Gls so pointed out , c; lCont.. Page A
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20

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 and erson Dock ag- ents of 2the+ -ola ska
 staahsh ip Co.,; report
 that news of q two day dolay in tho i schedu1 cd sailing of 'tho: :Dana11, twas wif cd
 th3m s5varc:1 days ago. Tho. stcamer jWGs 1.-two days 10 chind scho- dula in arrfVal ~-at
 the Seattle 6ocks.F
 :,- How ovor Dock sagont |, ~hevc no offic icE E:~1or d of any other chaHgc in plans for tho boat - now due to loaUG Sc = ;. attle next SCtmr day.
 1t has bcen- repor-
 ted by unoff fic ial . sour that q frei- -ght CT will; loavo tho fSDattle } docks for 'Al- aska toreorr oN'5 but tho r2port has not boon conf firm cd.
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The frontiersman., 1947-08-20
.Covucil Mtf1s,
r : cekE / REOAY = :. ;.~

Ncxt regularly sch ,dul cd meeting of the city: council will take place Fr iday. night ct 8 o'clock it was ann9unced today by Mayor Harry Leon 'herdt. Moot ing place ifs in the> >counc Il chombors. 1t '.; city hc1
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20

Tho; appointment of- st counc i1haan to- suc- c5 cde Lou A1cxander is Gxp ectod G:t. tho Fri day. noting. sel ,c- tion of c now city 'c1ork Is also expect cd to be made at that t ime.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
{. u. Opens Academic Year
With High Mass Today

The formal opening of the aca-
demic year at Catholic University
will be celebrated at a solemn high
mass of the Holy Ghost at II am
today in the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception.
The celebrant will be the Rev
Dr. Louis A. Arsnd, S. S., president
of the divinity college. The rector
of the university, the Right Rev. P
j. Mccormick, will address the as
sembly. At the conclusion of the
service, the profession of faith, OBJ
ligatory for all Catholic members
of the university staff, will take
place.
University officials also announced
that the Rev. P. j. O'Connor, assist
ant professor of sacred eloquence
in the school of sacred theology
has been invited to give the main
address October 10 at outdoor cere-
monies in Rickwood Park, Birming-
ham. Ala, held in anticipation of
the Feast of Christ Our King, Octo-
ber 26. The Most Rev. Thomas i.
Toolan, bishop of Mobile, will pre-
side. An audience of 10000 is
expected,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Carmel Church to Hear
Dunish Baptist Official

The Rev. DR.. Bredahl Petersen,
vice president of the Baptist Union
of Denmark, will speak at IL am.
today at the Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church, Third and I streets NV.
He has just arrived in Washington
from Copenhagen.
The Rev. W. H. Jernagin. pastor
of the church, will conduct the serv-
ice The visitor will preach on
The Need of Re-Evangelizing
Europe"
DR.. Petersen is president of the
Northern European Youth Confer
ence and is here to attend the
Executive Committee meeting of the
Baptist World Alliance meeting
Tuesday and Wednesday at 715
Eighth street NV, Baptist head
quarters
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Chest Physieions Plan
Meetinq Here Today

The American College Of Chest
Physicians. Potomac chapter, was to
hold its fourth biannual meeting at
1 pm. today at the District Medical
Society, 1918 M street N. w.
The scientific program will pre-
sent five nationally known physi-
clans:
DR.. s. Herbert c. Maier, associate
in surgery at Columbia University
Osler A. Abbott, chief of the di-
vision of thoracic surgery, Emory
University Medical School, Atlanta :;
Arthur M. Olsen, consultant In medi-
cine, Mayo Clinic; David Salkin,
clinical director, Hopemont, (W.
Va) Sanstorium, wv. Va, and Peter
A. Herbut, assistant professor of
pathology, Jefferson Medical Col
lege, PHILADELPHIA.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Graphic Arts Election

The Graphic Arts Association will
hold its 31st annual meeting and
election Of officers at $50 pm. to-
morrow at dinner In the May
flower Hotel. Elmer M. Pusey. the
president, will preside. The associa-
ton, consisting of employers In the
printing industry here, will present
honorary membership certificates to
Oscar L. Wright and Charles T.
Crane who retired recently after
many years in the printing business.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Iunotics' in Dominican Invasion
Caused Failure, Leader Says

he was preparing to enter the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Earlier, Magistrate Tabio said Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Waddel were listed
as officers with the rank of captain
in the expedition and would not be
released at once. He said Mr.. Saw
yer had enrolled as soldier and
would be set free.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Botanical Society to Meet

The Botanical Society of Wash
ington will meet at pm. Tuesday at
the University of Maryland's old
Agriculture Department building.
Nominees for officers for 1948 are
president, Freeman Weiss; vice pres
ident, Lee D. Hutdhins: recording
secretary. Anna E. Jenkins: treas
urer, Wilbur D. Mcclellan, and
counsellors, Harry A. Borthwick and
Eruir 7, TeCIprp
Evening star., 1947-10-05
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