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Evening star., 1947-12-22

direction Of Peiping and returning
when all is quiet. They grow hardly
enough food to keep themselves
alive, yet they must pay taxes to
the government-and to the Com
munists. Some of the nocturnal
visits of the Reds are to collect
these taxes, which usually are paid
in kind.
DR.. Cappuzzo makes his weekend
trips on an Italian Army motorcycle
presented to an italian priest by
Benito Mussolini
Carries Hunting Guns.
It's a long, hard ride to the doc
tors territory. The doctor carries
a hunting gun with him. and osten-
sibly he is after water fowl, not
microbes.
Dr. Cappuzzo has four sons. Last
year he sent them back to his
homeland with his wife to continue
Evening star., 1947-12-22

her bedding and table linens gleam-
ing and her husbands shirts snowy
white The regular use Of Clorox
for laundry means three-way pro-
lection for cottons and linens;
extra gentle bleaching, rubbing re-
duced to minimum for longer
life, and added health protection
in Cloroxs sanitary action. Moth
ers of small children often choose
to launder their small pieces daily,
instead of accumulating a large
wash. It's an easy routine, if mother
follows the CloroX way to STAIN
removal, bleaching and brighten
ing. It's the modern way to take
care of baby's laundry, especially
diapers, for the extra protection a
baby needs.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

here had quit after a quarrel. a re-
placement was urgently needed and
the nearest man qualified for the
post was DR.. Ugo Cappuzzo of
Padua, Italy, then passing through
Shanghai with his bride.
DR.. Cappuzzo accepted the job.
ending his honeymoon to come to
Peiping where for the next II years
he served as Embassy doctor. For
the last year DR.. Cappuzzo. who
now is 80 years old, has been in
private practice here.
For the last 10 years he has gone
every week end to territory south
west of Marco Polo bridge, starting
point of the Sino-Japanese war, to
minister to the inhabitants of his
six adopted" villages.
Receives Little Reward.
Since shortly after VI day these
villages have been in no mans
land between the Nationalists and
the Communists and the inhabit-
ants lead an uneasy existence. For
eight years previously they lived an
equally uneasy life under japanese
control
The doctor of no mans land has
little material reward for his serv-
ices. He never has asked for fees
from his patientS in the six villages
but, so that they may not lose face
accepts the pathetic gifts they offer.
But one thing the doctor has had
and always will have among the
peasants to whom he has minlstered
these past 10 years is their respect.
To some of them, who have watched
him save their kin from seemingly
certain death, he is a miracle man.
Many times he has performed an
operation with an unhinged door
placed on SaWhorses as his operat-
Evening star., 1947-12-22
WINNING DESSERT

WITH A HEARTY
DINNER, I like the ISL =
good light sweets EAA~IS
I can whip upySA3oR3
quickly in 1SNoS
saucepan with 6t W.
Minute Gelatine. SZzm>MI
One favorite Is:
WHITE CHERRY DELIGHT
envelope Minute Gelatine
u cup sugar
tablespoons lemon juice
2cups cherry juice and water
cup Royal Anne cherries,
drained and halved
II cup chopped nut meats
u teaspoon almond extract
Combine Minute Gelatine, sugar,
and liquids in saucepan. Place
over medium heat until gelatine
is dissolved, stirring constant
ly about 2 or 3 min. Chill
till slightly thickened. Add
cherries, nuts, favoring. Chill
till firm. Top with whipped
cream. Serves 4 or 5.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

your doctor knows baby needs to
grow and thrive on. Gerber's
Junior Foods come in the same
small size container, at the same
small price, as Gerber's Strained
Foods That makes changeover
easy-keeps left overs and food ex-
penses way down So next meal,
time why not treat your tot to a
special high-chair hit, Gerber's
Chopped Vegetables and Bacon? ?
And for an added smile winner,
add Gerber's Junior Pear and
Pineapple for dessert.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Chinese j in 6Vihages
Honor Miracle Man
.0f No Man S Land
By the Assoeioted Press

PEIPING, Dec 22.-The humble.
hard working peasants living in six
villages forming part of mo mans
land" about 20 miles southwest of
Peiping have reason to be thankful
for a circumstance which II years
ago interrupted the round-the-world
honeymoon of young Italian physi-
clan.
The doctor of an italian Embassy
Evening star., 1947-12-22

you looked at the new Norge range,
refrigerator or washer?" I hope
many of my readers will find a
Norge in their stocking. The range
does speedier, better cooking. Heavy
oven insulation, fast concentrator
top burners and a smokeless broiler
are just few of its features. If you
get a Norge Rollator Refrigerator
look for the miracle of huge bev-
erage space, giant side freezer and
automatic defrosting, exclusive
with Norge. Maybe therell be a
Norge Ro-ta-tor Washer with its
triple washing action and super
capacity tub. Bigger loads, cleaner
clothes. With Norge every day can
seem like Christmas even Wash
Gay.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
MOTHER CAN SLEEP

MOT so LONG AGO, Mother had to
IN rise long before the rest of the
family If she wanted to serve hot
cereal. What blessing 1t is today
to sit down to a big bowl of the
same smo-o-oth delicious Cream
Of Wheat" America has loved for
over so years, and know that it
takes only minutes of boiling time
to cook to full digestibility! For
Evening star., 1947-12-22
CHRISTMAS GIFTs-Io47

MO CHRISTMAS PRESENT pleases me
IN more than something for the
kitchen. 1t may be small like the
sturdy pot-holders friend makes
for me each year. But if anyone
came to me about really top
rating present for homemaker
I'd say without hesitation Have
Evening star., 1947-12-22

ing table and the open sky as his
lamp.
Taboo Is Cited.
To simple country women for
hidden by custom from seeing a
man, even a doctor, for a month
after childbirth, he must prescribe
by hearing a description of their
ailments. But the Chinese know
that any doctor must feel patients
pulse and so they tie a thread to
the wrist of the ailing woman and
give one end of it to the doctor,
outside the room. He holds it
gravely and the peasants think it
communicates the pulse beats to
him.
The peasants in the no man S
land which the doctor visits live a
hazardous life. At any time a clash
may flare up in their territory. Then
they become refugees, fleeing in the
Evening star., 1947-12-22
A GOOD STEP
IN THE "BITE" DIRECTION

CooN AS BABY has a few teeth, the
y doctor will probably say he's
ready for chopped foods! Good
tasting Gerber's Junior Foods are
chopped specially fine to make
chewing specially easy for baby.
There are 13 delicious varieties Of
Evening star., 1947-12-22
YOUR FACE Is DIRTY

112 TONS OF SCOT fell on each square
mile in New York City last year
and I daresay other cities aren't
much better. No housewife is sur
prised at that bit of information.
In fact, she sometimes thinks, when
she looks at the soiled laundry she
must wash, that 1t has caught the
whole quota. But if she's wise she
won't let this get her down shell
use Clorox to make her towels as
white as when she bought them,
Evening star., 1947-12-22
MORE CHRISTMAS TURKEY

UoUR BEST GIFT this year is to
stretch your holiday bird. And
It's so easy for you to give your
family 4 more servings of that ten
der turkey. Just brush your bird
with a bropnirg glaze made from
Evening star., 1947-12-22

to roast it slowly at 300' instead
of rapidly at 450'. This slow-roast-
ing prevents shrinkage and waste
of valuable food and valuable vita
minis. Your bird has q better flavor,
more juices it will give you
one-quarter more servings. You'll
find complete directions in the leaf
let with each package OF Kitchen
Bouquet. :
Evening star., 1947-12-22
sPRIcHrlY MOCK HoLLANpAIsE
/ cup mayonnaise
u Gun medium white sauc

cup TUdy UNH0ISc
u cup medium white sauce
Tabasco
Mix all thoroughly. Heat In top
of double boiler.
It's the Tabasco that makes this
Mock Hollandaise really zippy. Give
meats, salads and seafoods a more
tantalizing favor also with piquant
Tabasco.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

z cup 1dt anu Z
t e a S p o o n S
Kitchen Bouquet.
This gives tn e
turkey an appe-
tizing, rich brown
color Without
using high heat
You'll be able
Evening star., 1947-12-22

their education. They now are
living at Venice.
The doctors original goal was five
sons. Mussolini had promised that
if any couple had five male chill
dren the offspring would get the
best education Italy could provide
and free. DR.. Cappuzzo and his
wife were still hoping for another
son when Mussolini was beyond
honorlng his promise.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

Gerber's Vege-
tables, M e a t
Combinations
and Desserts to
choose from.
They contain
the vitamins
ard xatnornlc
Evening star., 1947-12-22
JE55|E'5MzEbQAk
bv Jessie De Both

Our 1e47 Christmas Present-Mode In The generous
supply heoewins fruits and vegetables Bowls OF fruit eopeo
bananas Vegetables Of enhancing variety Andby
SERVING these vegetables befhe comfort Of
~ ~, w.. ,.ae ~ Euroo. sPRIeHTLY MOCK HoLLANDAsE
Evening star., 1947-12-22

New Zealand is trying to stop a
wave of ship pillaging.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Taboo Is Cited.

ing table and the open sky as his
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
WHAT PRICE UNITY?
By ROBERT LOWERY

What price Labor unity? unity by combining the
divided organization with president and
executive board! VIII agreement organzatona changes bg
success? Does unity based fight against legislation
enough? Or the with all its tradition and
principals find fundamental basis for unity? n
long had lunch with nationally Canadian uno
official The question
interesting observation:
What Labor he said "is theological unity
We be able all problems night but
all start shooting at the brand of unonmte kind that
based on the highest moral principles for which labor has fought
He obviously sincere but wonder how could make
practical My friend said he had had the question mind until
had read the book ideals Have Legs Since then he had mapped
out his two-pont program for building unity
folder full of information
old stuff and he this had changed his opinions lot
the However, he had kept the file because he
felt might handy Now he said that he had de-
between them.
His next together with the president of
urisdictona disputes public platforms spite
everything friend remarked 81 like that old and believe
could work together He had inspired idea about how melt
the ce His rival great fisherman He decided to send him
following genuine reconciliation took place Two
who have had leading in building the Canadian Labor
Movement united Not long at joint meeting where
friend second resolution by his time arch rival
headline today bring
deadlock Yet the fate of mankind ability find the
solution deadlock Labo job is the world the eoogy
of work We have traditions and great moral principles but
makes these working eoogy the leaders and the rank
and file of labor living them OUT How?
Think what the Labor Movement America
the world when it has unity.
Remember that unity with the fellow don't
get with.
ranks labor become the greatest moral force uniting the nations
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
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THIS BUSINESS 81 ca
- BY MARY MOORE ~ TlJ1l

on exactly the same principle as
the ball point fountain pen. But
don't try it out under water!
Remove the cover which looks
like any lipstick and there is gay
red ball, instead of the usual
rounded or pointed lip rouge stick.
The advantage Of this type lip
stick is that you may use any of
your favorite lipsticks in the bot
tom half of the case which un-
screws for refills. This comes in
constant contact with the revolving
ball by means of a spring. The ball,
pressing over the lipstick as it
turns, picks up exactly the right
amount of the rouge to color your
lips with no waste. 1t gives a
smooth outline to the lips with no
smudging or blurring and rolls
right up to the corners of the
mouth.
1t will take few applications of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
Lynch AcquitfoIs
Spur The Need
OF Federal Law

Washington (LPA) - New i'm
petus to the movement for fed
eral anti-lynching law is expected
as a result of the acquittal of
81 defendants charged with brutal
lv abducting and lynching a Green
vile, S. c. Negro. The jury de.
cislon in the Greenville case was
especially significant because it
was clear that the eyes of the ma
tion were on the twelve textile
workers, statesmen and farmers who
brought in the verdict.
In Greenville, written statements
by 26 of the 81 men on trial indi-
Gated their participation in the
lynching. Defense attorneys
brought no witnesses into the court
proceedings, and in their summing
up appeals to the jury depended
on appeals to southern pride"
Said one defense attorney, "recall
that the north never sympathizes
with us, always criticizes us ever
since they laid waste to our land,
burned every piece Of southern
property"
The unanimous opinion voiced by
"yankee" reporters who covered
the precedent-breaking trial was
that the judge was extremely fair.
and refused time and again to per-
NIT defense attorneys to continue
appeals to anti-Negro prejudices
of the jurors. The state prosecu-
tors were also commended for their
strenuous efforts to succeed in OBJ
tanning convictions.
The acquittal, asserted the Natl
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, makes more
imperative prompt action on the
Federal Anti-Lynching Bill intro
duced two weeks ago by Rep. Cliff
ford P. Case (R., N. J.). "This
only adds to the proof that state
action cannot be expected to pun
ish the crime of lynching," the
NAACP said. "Unless we can Sc
cure federal legislation, it is en-
tirely possible that some Negroes,
abandoned to mobs by the law, may
be forced, in their desperation, to
devise means of protecting them
selves" From Atlanta, editors of
eight leading Negro newspapers
wired President Truman, Attorney
Gen. Clark and members of Con-
gress, urging passage of the Fed
eral Anti-Lynching Bill, and term
ing the jury's verdict as "The most |
contemptuous disregard for moral
basic social laws and
human decency in the recent history
Of our nation"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29

getting the d, sired effect. When
you begin mixing brands, you in
vite trouble.
Today we are more brazen about
makeup. The majority of women
frankly admit using makeup, but
they strive to keep out of the paint
ed class.
Modern makeup is applied sub
tly and the cosmetics are blended
so perfectly in color and texture
to match our skins that a fine
job of beauty accenting can be done
without the slightest look of being
painted.
Cleansing cream and a skin tonic
should start the procedure. If a
cream or cake foundation is used
select one tinted to flatter the skin.
Always blot lipstick with tissue,
and brush away excess face pow
der with brush for this purpose.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
HAVE YOU HEARD?
BY MARY MOORE

There's newer and faster ways
of removing spilled ink than using
milk, but it's good to remember
that writing inks differ so much
in composition that no one re-
mover suits them all. What re-
moves one kind of ink may set an
other. Washable inks, used by most
schools will come out by rinsing
in water and soaking in soapsuds,
but soap will set iron tannate inks.
Prompt treatment is advisable
while ink is still moist.
First, spread cornmeal, corn
starch or talcum powder on the
stain to absorb as much as posi-
ble.. AS the powder shows stain,
shake it off and apply fresh until
no more ink is taken up. Then
pour, either glycerine or one of
the soapless shampoos on the stain,
rubbing lightly and rinsing until
the stain disappears. If traces of
ink are still stubborn, try lemon
juice or citric acid powder. Other
bleaches may be used on white fab
RIGS. The secret of using any bleach
successfully is to rinse it out thor
oughly.
If fabric is injured by water,
then removing ink stains at home
is impossible. Ordinary cleaning
fluids or solvents on non-washable
materials will have no effect on
writing ink stains.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
Bishop Backs Appeal
For Labor Temple

Halifax, n. S. QLNS).-Asking
for the blessing of God on cur
rent campaign to finance the con-
struction of a $500,000 Labor Tenn
Pile of AFL locals in Nova Scotia,
Archbishop j. r. McNally, of the
Catholic archdiocese of Halifax,
issued the following commendation
of the campaign:
Surely among the many appeals
launched on behalf of various en-
terprises, non should awake a
more responsive chord in the
hearts of all right thinking people,
than the call about to be sent out
in Halifax, in favor of building a
labor temple, when men and VIC
men, who bear the burden of honest
toll, imposed upon our human race
at the outset of its existence, many
meet for recreation and mutual edi-
fication. All who labor, whether
with the hands or head, have vest
ed interest in such a project, and
all should rally to the making of
it an outstanding success.
"Work at times is hard, and is
made harder often by the inhuman-
ity of man, so that the true heart
goes out in fullest sympathy to the
interests of those who are so de-
serving of a place for rest and re-
taxation. May Gods providential
blessing carry this campaign to a
conclusion creditable to our city,
and to our faith in Him, for:
"The Lord of love came down
from above
"To live with the men who
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
uGudrdiu Asks Hundred
Grand For Libel By Label

Washington LPA)-A Judge OF
the U. S. District Court here may
have the unenviable privilege OF
deciding whether or not rent con
trolls are undermining the Ameri.
can way of life.
Saying Eyes" is President Ar
thur w. Binns of the Natl Home &
Property Owners Foundation, po-
lite name for the landlords lob
by.
Saying "no" is fiery ex-Mayor
of New York City, Fiorello F. La
Guardia, who heads the Natl Fair
Rent Committee, polite name for
the tenants lobby.
LaGuardia has filed a $lC0,0CO
libel suit against Binns and his or
ganization on the ground that
Binns said that in advocating rent
control LaGuardia is espousing
Communist doctrine, and promot-
ing the overthrow of the govern
ment of the U. S. by force and
violence. In his suit, LaGuardia
listed his record: seven terms in
Congress as a Republican Repre-
sentative from New York, several
terms as New York's mayor, the
dictatorship of the Office of Civil
ian Defense in World War III, and
dictatorship of UNRRA.
With rent control bills cooling
their heels in the Senate, the delay
of the Republican leadership in
pushing the bills onto the must"
list makes it improbable that any
effective rent control measure will
survive after June 30th. The House
rent control bill would be "almost
worse than no rent control" accord
ing to some labor spokesman. The
Senate has yet to take up a meas
ure reported out by it's Banking
Committee which would consider
ably decentralize administration of
controls but would continue some
control for another year.
Meanwhile, the construction
slowdown-caused in large part by
soaring prices of building mater
ials and the inability of home
seekers to buy or rent at present
inflated prices-continued to cause
alarm in Washington. Despite the
demands of all five major veterans
organizations that present controls
limiting non-residential housing be
Housing Administrator
Frank Creedon was considering
even further relaxation.
voluntary price cuts for build
ing materials" Creedon said in his
report for April which was released
last week, would do much to stim-
ulate overall cost reductions which
would strengthen housing demands,
just as recent price increases led
the way to higher home prices and
resulted in weakening of de-
mand." y NM3
Impressive proof of the unwar-
ranted hike in prices for building
was seen in a report
that building material profits were
up 255.9% during the first quarter
of 1947 over the same period in
1916 when OPA was still in opera
tion. The report compiled by the
Wall st. Journal shows that prof
it's of II building material and
suppliers totaled $780,
546,S 800 this year contrasted with
SO, ,301 ,672.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29

this new invention to learn to APP
ply it perfectly, the same as it
took practice to use your first lip
stick bruch, but once you've learn
ed the knack of using it, you won't
want any other kind.
The top can't come off, getting
lipstick all over your handbag or
gloves, and if you drop it, it's
very unlikely to break.
Using all makeup items of the
same brand is the surest way of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
Labor Wins British Election

London (LPA) - A member of
the British Labor Party will con-
tinue to hold the seat in Parlia-
ment formerly occupied by the late
Ellen Wilkinson, Minister of Edu-
cation. In a by-election held last
week, which u. S. reastionaries
had predicted would show the drop
in popularity Of the Labor govern
ment, Laborite Ernest Fernyhough
polled 20,694 votes-a plurality of
1916 over his Conservative oppo-
nent.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
GI,AMOR

This is the age of miracles and
there is always something new un-
der the sun. Here comes the revo-
lutionary new lipstick that works
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-05-29
CHEMICAL WORKERS WIN

Dundalk, Md.-Employes of the
Chemical and Pigment Co. here will
receive 81 transportation pay if
they are called in to work on a
day not regularly scheduled, ac-
cording to contract signed with
District so of the United Mine
Workers of America (AFL). MANY
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-25
Danger From Tree
Fire EUer Present

Although the Christmas tree is
one of the most picturesque Yule-
tide ornaments, it is also one of the
most dangerous, with the threat of
fire an ever present possibility.
Replacement of the candle by the
electric light has removed some of
the hazards formerly experienced,
but danger still turks from faulty
connections or careless handling of
bulbs and strings.
To minimize the fire hazard. the
department of agriculture offers
two pertinent suggestions: First,
keep the tree well watered and,
second, fireproof it with ammonium
sulphate or calcium chloride.
To provide the tree with sufficient
water, cut the butt on a slant at
least an inch above the original cut.
Keep the water level above the
slashed surface. In purchasing a
tree, always look for one that has
been felled recently so that the
needles have not dried.
Fresh trees also are essential for
fame-proofing. In using ammonium
sulphate, a chemical content one
fourth the weight of the tree should
be used. After dissolving one and a
half pints of the ammonium in a
pound Of water, slash the stem Of
the tree and place it in the solution.
Then, let the tree stand four to six
days in the solution for complete
absorption. Trees fireproofed in this
manner will not be ignited by an
electric spark.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-25

The old Cherry Tree carol, OF
the legend upon which it is based
Is undoubtedly the reason for the
custom of placing branch of cherry
tree in water to bud for Christmas
time.
According to this legend, Mary
and Joseph on their way to Beth
lehem passed a tree loaded with
cherries. Mary was hungry for some
of the fruit and asked Joseph to
pluck some cherries for her. The
tree graciously bowed down so that
Mary could pick the fruit herself.
1t has been customary among the
Czechs and Slovaks to take the
branch of cherry tree and place it
in water in the late fall so that the
buds reach the blossoming stage
at Christmas time.
The belief was current that If the
sprig blossomed by Christmas Eve,
the girl who tended it would marry
during the New Year.