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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

Mollie Kelley, BIB S. State.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

The international" is more
than a name, Davenport said
Spangleland stars from the four
corners of the globe, speaking
almost every language known,
will keep three rings in con-
slant activity. Even veteran cir
cus-goers will be amazed at the
daring aerial artists, wild ami
NAL trainers and other famous
circus people who will appear
here, according to Davenport.
Not only the best performers
but also the INST ppular animal
displays, including ferocious
lions, tigers and panthers from
other circuses will supplement
the usual displays in the special
Chicago holiday performances.
In all, $50 spangleland stars.
and performers will be included
in this years gigantic Interna-
tional Circus for the nine-day en-
gagement at the Coliseum open
ing Christmas night.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

Elizabeth Hill, 3402 S. Dearborn
Hardy Worth, 1907 S. State
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

Have you given much thought
to your physical attractiveness?
Just how do you look to others?
But, of course, the wise woman
is conscious Of how she looks to
herself. Although We have agre-
ed that beauty is the outward ex-
preston OF the inner soul.
Let us analyze ourselves from
head to toe, and if possible visit
our nearest beauty salon and
get one of those head to toe
treatments.
Watch these: Your walk, your
standing, your sitting, your gen
eral dress for every occasion;
your hair-do, and surely your
voice and speech. After, as well
as before ou've had that special
treatment.
Study yourself and wear the
clothes which do something for
you, your personality and your
figure. Choose colors which not
only harmonic but lift you from
all dependency. If you are one
who enjos black, then brighten
your dress with a colorful flow
er. If you like colors then be
sure to careful in choosing those
which will not clash with your
dress.
When you walk-let yourself
go, as Mdme. Bradke of Holly
wood would say. And walk from
the hips down, with comfort.
St1,d with your weight on both
feet, and sit in an upright posi-.
ton at all times.
Most important is your voice
and speech. By all means deve-
lope that soft manner Of speak
ing, and cultivate a pleasant
speaking voice. Interested per
sons often seek training along
these lines. Oisan to your tele
phone operator who usually ha:
outstanding voice quaities.) Wher
we speak of physical fitness, w
are most concerned too abou
your proper weight. But sucl
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11
Your Weekly
"Treat" Recipe
By ROTH r. HOLBROOk
Food Consultant ana
Home Economist


The ability for flavoring foods
is your secret to your culinary
art Brussel sprouts with celery
Favored with soured cream and
butter. all containing an abund-
ance Of vitamins. is one | would
like to share with you. Even ex-
perienced homemakers Will be
pleased to discover new world
of flavors.
Brussels Sprouts Wit Celery
4 cups cooked brussels prout
2 cups celery, cut in pieces
6 Tbsps. Bowman Butter =.
1 cup Bowman Soured Cream
p tsp. salt.
Bread crumbs
Method: Saute celery in but
ter for 3 minutes; add brussels
sprouts; add salt. Pour soured
cream over all Aad mix well
Place in Slttereu baking dish
and cover with crumbs. Bake in
pre-heated oven at 400 degrees
or 10 minutes.
Yield: 6 servings.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

functional periodic pain; (2) takel
throughout the month like a tonic
it should improve your appetite, ali
digestion, and thus help build III
resistance for the trying days t,
come. CARDUI is scientifically pre-
pared and scientifically tested.
you suffer "at those certain tines
get CARDUI today.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11
Girls Everywhere Are praisin(
This 2-Way Help. Try II!

What to do for woman's oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
Many girl and woman has found
he answer in CARDUI's 2-way help.
You see, CARDUI may make things
OTIS easier for you in either of two
Ways: CD started 8 days before
your time" and taken as directed
n the label, it should help relieve
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

must be studied carefully and
corrected, if necessary, by you
under the advice of our physi-
clan.
However, phsical attractive
ness can be attained by anyone.
who is interested enough to give
time to proper weight, proper
hair-do, proper makeup, proper
dress for each occasion; and by
all means poise, voice and speech.
Miss Swarz will answer ques-
tions on charm and beauty, use
of correct cosmetics. Enclose a
self-addressed stamped envelope
to Lou Swarz, in care of GlobS>
News Service, Inc, P. o. Box sc,
Station ~, New York City
Elizabeth Hill, 3402 S. Dearborn
Hardy Worth, 1907 S. State
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11
WORD
BY ARCHBISHOP
w. D. c. JOHNSON
The Establishment
f Christianity

The Establishment
# Christianity
The Christian religion was
founded in the year SO, accord
ng to ST. Matthews gospel. The
lrst part Of the New Testament
rItten did nSxappear until eight
ears after. The Church was es-
.ablished about 20 years: when
1t. Luke wrote the gospel. St.
Johns gospel did not come to
.lght until toward the end Of the
INST century For many years
after the gospels and epistles
were written the knowledge of
them was confined to the church
&c to which they were addressed.
1t was not until the close of
the Church from her canon OF
Scripture and declared that the
Holy Bible. which the. living
words come from, as l, the min
lister see it, this sacrament is
called-confirmation. 1t confirms
or strengthens the soul by di-
vine grace. 1t fs> named the lay
ing on Of hands on those whom
the Bishop imposes his hands on
when he confirms. Them he
anointed with Christ in the ofrm
O a cross on the forehead of the
apostles, who were in Jerusalem.
And who had heard that Samar-
ia had received the word OF God
any them sent unto them Peter
come, prayed for them that t ey
and John, who when they had
might receive the Holy Ghost.
Glory be to the Father and the
Son and the Holy G ost, Amen.
For my prayers for divine
healing address me at PIT w.
125th St., Suite 204, New York
81, N. Y.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

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Dept. ADJ Note: You also get full!
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

"Man is born free; and every
where he is in chains.''
Rosseau-The Social Contrac
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-12-11

THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1e4s
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10

The Territory's General Fund short $247 ,615.83 of being able to meet its obligations at the end of Octo ber according to statement issued by Treasurer Oscar c. Olson
 By the end of the year. according to present indca tons, unpaid General Fund vouchers will amount to at least $7500O0, the Treasurer said
 There $184 564 19 at the end of October after the books closed. Against this amount the Auditors office held vouchers totaling $432, ,180O2 Of this amount, $469 90 for teachers retirement; $221 62971 for school funds to incorporated towns; $55- 166 for the University of Alaska and $1O8 675 for miscellaneous accounts due.
 Payros for Territorial employees, including teach CTS, for the months of November and December will amount to approximately $28O,OOO. Also during those two months the Commissioner of Education will issue vouchers for $285500 for refunds to municipal ratons In view of that fact very little money be released for payment of other general fund vouchers MT Olson said.
 In view of the above account of the Territories fi- nances, do certainly trust that the new y-elected Legislature which convenes in January, will not only appropriate the necessary amounts but will take sres supply the necessary funds to meet these ap propriaons to insure the solvency of the Territory
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10

Atlantic" with fleet which probably numbered than 5O German Uboats bottled up our Gulf ports the first year of the and did terrific damage to our shipping on the high seas.
 Our overwhelming advantage in industrial capacity would be lost in another if could not deliver the goods when any where they needed Arlifts could supply only fraction of our needs greatly as it has progressed under pressure of the Berlin situation.
 If the navy will center it's attention upon such prob ems the threat of underseas attack with which it is best equipped to deal it make great contribution to national security
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10

Their responsibilities are heavy. The success of their mission will largely deter mine the future of world peace the future secur- ity of every American.
 To carry out that mis- sion, they need-and have your respect. But more than that, they need-and deserve-your wholeheart- ed support. Let us all re- solve on this Armistice Day to keep America strong. Only in this manner can the peace of the world be strengthened.
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
THE SUBMARINE MENACE
(Rocky Mountain News)

(Rocky Mountain News)
 The huge submarine fleet Russia is building with the aid of German plans and techncians has given atisub marine warfare the highest priority in navy, accord ing to Rear Adm C. B. Momsen which is as should be. The submarine presents problem for which we have vet to find an adequate This demonstrated in both world wars.
 Russia is understood to have 250 to 300 modern sub marines and many more on production lines Hitler came dangerously close to winning the Battle of the
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
AS POPULATION GAINS

(SeattIe TlmeS)
 Many businesses feeling, indirectly the effect of high food prices The average has less money left for housing clothing, home furnishings travel tertainment and the like.
 How much Americans have profited by being able to enjoy the comforts and luxures of life is shown by cent compilation indicating that period of years less than 25 per cent of the personal spending income in this country has gone for food In England food expen dures in years averaged 35 per cent of person. al income, in France and Italy 70 per cent Nearly all the average mans income in India and China goes for food Trade with the Orient probably will continue neg ligible until Orientals achieve something more then a subsistence level.
 Dislocatons in American food prices tend to be self correcting long increased production is possible But the pressure of current food prices other bus nesses shows what might be expected if this country could not produce enough food for its people, Land po ces designed to sufficient food at reasonable costs will demand increasing attention as population gains
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
l948 4-HClub Contest Winners


 Alaska All contest winners, as that is the day they will start on the long journey to the National All Club Congress at Chicago. Chosen for their outstanding All records this year are Jack Brad way of Fairbanks, Phyllis Dangler or Seward, and Donald Dinkey of WaSilla. Miss Marilyn Johnson. district home demonstration agent and a former North Dakota winner of the All canning contest, will ac- company the winners to Chicago, where they will meet director l.. T. Oldroyd, who will return to Alaska with the delegates. These free trips are awarded each year to All members l4 years of age or over who have carried All pro- jects for at least 3 years. The ex- penSe is financed by large indus tries interested in the welfare of farm people, and by local business firms.
 Jack BradWay, 15-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. M. c. Bradway, has completed five years of club work, three of them in gardening an dune others in poulr y and rab- bits. His diary of day-by -Gay work in his 12-acre garden depicts a typical Alaska story of the plant ing, which started May 24th, the fight against weeds and pests, and the successful harvesting, which star ed with the sale of l2 punches of radishes at 15 cents each on June 18th. Driving a cat and trac- tor, narrowing, and hoeing dili- gently were rewarded with cash income of S114.90, which was spent mostly on his winter cloth ing and postal savings. The factor which influenced the judges in his favor was his interest in helping he younger All club members and his assistance to the local leader, Mrs. s. s. West. His entire trip will be financed by Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Go.
 Phyllis Dangler of Seward, high school sophomore whose brother was a trip winner last year, pursued three All club pro- jects this year-clothing meal preparation, and room improve nlelt, and since all were included in the national confess extended D AlasHans, sAe entered each con- test. Her biggest problem was in finding other girls who were in- crested in the same proiec,s as she. None were, so she took each project alone as an individual member and demonStrator. In the clothing project she made Il arti- cles @ more than were requiredD, which included slip, 2 dresses, 3 blouses, 2 skirts, pair of paja- , mas, play suit, and a wool suit made over from a large one cut down to her measurements. Tn ad- dition to her All sewing, she also took sewing at school and feels both were we'll worth the time and effort, since she was able to in crease her wardrobe considerably at little expense to herself. Tn con- nection with her meal preparation project she prepared most of the suppers for the family last winter and learned to make pies in addi-
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10

Withdrawal of Russian armed forces from North Ko- no honest evacuation As the Red troops are with
 drawn they leave behind Soviet fifth-coumn of Com- munists and Communist government. The Moscow strategy is to put the United States "n hole The world will be told that Russian troops have been pulled out of North Korea, American troops should be withdrawn from South Korea If the Americans left
 the Russian-controlled Communists would grab the whole country. Any concession by the Western AL
 lies to Russia only encourages the Soviet to increase its demands. The Berlin currency crisis is
 other example of that At the Moscow conference to get Russian agreement to end the Berlin blockade the western powers agreed that currency of the Soviet should be used exclusively in the German capital The blockade still exsts-wonder what further concession Russia will seek at the next meeting to end the blockade
The Nome nugget., 1948-11-10
ARMISTICE DAY-NOVEMBER II

In occupied countries the American soldier con- mands respect he goes about his difficult but reward ing task of building lasting peace.
 This worldwide respect for the American uniform was won the hard way-n battle Now, in peace, it is being maintained by the able courageous young men of the Army, Navy, Air Force Marine Corps and Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Refreshingly honest Is the young
man who brings his quintet into
the Club Kavakos Monday night.
Doles Dickens is his name, and
Music THAT Sounds Like the Dick
ems" Is his band slogan, OF course,
It Is to be suspected that Mr.. Dick
ems doesn't really think his music
sounds like the dickens, whatever
the dickens sounds like.
In his search for q tricky handle
for the billboards, Mr.. Dickens has
% made the slogan fit his name,
or % changed his name to fit the
tag line.
But the whole line-considering
the quintets billing Is a novelty
band, which probably means things
like Marry Doats"-is probably
more apt description OF what the
public will hear than most cute
band titles forecast.
For instance: Del Courtney and
his Candid Camera Music" 1t Is
doubtful If any one, including the
bandleader in question, can explain
what Candid Camera Music" is
unless 1t has reference to the
Aim that comes over your eyes as
the evening gets older, the smoke
thicker the band louder.
Neither can we explain, or be-
come reconciled with, such tricky
little things as Tick Took Music"
Music With Smile" Chiffon
Music or Makes You Want to
Dance Music" As for the latter,
we'll make up our mind, thank you.
Band bookings being what they
are in these parts, those who like
to drift around crowded floor
while a highly -publicized millionaire
waves a baton in front Of group
of well-rehearsed musicians, can
start right now to get ready for
the minor miracle which takes
place tomorrow night.
Yn other words, big name band
is moving into downtown spot
Guy Lombardo being the name, the
Embassy Room of the Hotel Statler
being the spot.
Mr.. Lombardo, the man who
plays The Sweetest Music This
Side of Heaven .(see above), is an
affable fellow who was industriously
laying away the dollars when
Swing" tas commercialized in the
mid-30's) was still unborn. He
went right on laying them away,
one on top of the other, through
that craze, through "boogie," and
"be bop"
1t is as sure as tomorrow that
whatever the next popular music
cycle may be, Mr.. Lombardo, his
peculiar sounding saxaphones, his
twin pianos, and his brother Carmen
, will 60 marching placidly on down
, the easy street which leads from
one plush night spot to another,
! Walt Smith, whose job 1t is to sing
T the praises of the Statler in a
I typewriter tempo, reports that,
q previous information to the con-
! trary, Mr. Lombardo did break an
arm in that speedboat accident a
couple of weeks ago.
So. the bandleader will be con-
ducting with only one arm. (Which,
come to think of 1t, is natural and
normal, anyway
j. The Lombardo band will move
OF to equally green pastures
September IS, making way for Ruby
Newman and his Orchestra. This
outfit used to be the debutantes'
delight In prewar Rainbow Room
DAYS.
That's the New York Rainbow
Room. atop Rockefeller Center
where Ray Noble first attained
prominence in the United States.
Incidental intelligence too good
to keep Phil Wayne. cur
aerently at the Congo Room of the
Hotel Carlton, has broken more
.-s piano strings there than any piano
playing maestro since Carmen
- Cavallero Which, it seems. is fame
Evening star., 1948-09-14
After Dark
Doles Dickens, the Band Leader,
Sounds Like the Dickens

of a sort, If we're to believe his
press agent.
Intermission Echos: The Ravens
open at the Club Bali Friday night
A couple of recording COM
panies have finally gotten around
to making records Of Buttons and
Bows" that very cute song that
Dona Mason has been plugging
so well so long at the King Cole
Room. Grace and Nicco, a dance
team, opened the seasons last show
at the Shoreham's Terrace Room
last night. Also on the bill is Penn
Merryman, acrobatic dancer. Pres
ent indications are that the Blue
Room will be reopened next Mon
day, leaving the Terrace and the
fountain to their own devices until
next summer.
Still on the subject Shoreham,
the Palladian Room will feature
the music Of Joel Shaw when it
reopens later this month. The band
Evening star., 1948-09-14

received two tickets fort the same
violations, the report showed.
The adjustments by precincts
were as follows:
No. l. four warnings. cancella-
tions: No. 2, fand o.. No. ;, Z and 8;
No. 4. and 0; No. S. q and 0: No.
s, 2 and o: No. Z, 0 and o: No. 8,
6 and o: No. ., l. and 0: No. 10, 5
and 0: No. IL, 0 and o; No. II,
and 0; No. Is, 8 and /; No. IA, 0
and 0, and the TrafIic Division, 20
and 4.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

OF the Industrial Home School staff
at 2453 Wisconsin avenue. NV.
Gerard M. Shea. superintendent
of the school, said the talks will
continue 10 May is. 1
The series will be opened by Well
fare Director John w. Tramburg,
who was superintendent of the
school before his appointment to
his present post.
Evening star., 1948-09-14

she also is known at Margaret
Elizabeth Gillars.
It accuses her Of making record
ings during the war and persuading
certain American prisoners Of war
to speak for recordings when she
knew the recordings were to be
broadcast subsequently by the Ger
man Radio Broadcasting Co. The
indictment said the broadcasts were
used as German propaganda broad
casts to the United States.
She is represented by Attorney
James j. Laughlin. F..
Evening star., 1948-09-14

| played at New York's Monte Carlo
through many paydays. Frances
Cameron, a contestant in the re-
cent Miss Washington contest, will
be a featured vocalist at the Balala-
ika when At opens Thursday.
According to the Balalaika man
agement, Miss Cameron missed
winning the beauty contest "by an
eyelash."
Good grief! Did they measure
those, too?
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Axis Sally, Arraignmeni
Is Scheduled Thursday

Axis Sally" is scheduled to be
arraigned in District Court at 10
am. Thursday on treason charges.
Her arraignment is expected to
be before Judge Jennings Bailey.
The indictment, which was returned
Friday, lists the 47-year-old Axis
Sally as Mildred E. Sisk and said
Evening star., 1948-09-14
IS District Motorists Get
Traffic Tickets Adjusted

Sixty-five Washington motorists
had traffic tickets adjusted last
week, police reported yesterday.
OF these, 81 were let of with
warnings and eight tickets were
Cancelled, Diplomatic immunity ac-
counted for seven Of the cancella-
tons, and the eigth was man who
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Welfare Boord to Give
In-Service Troininq

An in-servfee training program OF
bimonthly lectures by staff members
of the Board of Public Welfares
and of other city agencies will be-
gin at pm. tomorrow for members
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Association.
Plans call for tho building OF three
nreplaces, benches, tables and other
picnic equipment. The ball dia.
mond also will be improved. Future
plans included the addition of .
football field. =
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Construction Is Begun
On Park at Fl. Foote, Nd.
Work has started ON q new park
at Fort Foote, Nd, project long
sought. by the Oxon Hill Citizens
Evening star., 1948-09-14

Here FIVE ingenious elements in a
tightly sealed drum automatically give
you the power step-up you need for
every driving condition.
You just press the gas treadle-and
whether you are starting, climbing
or cruising, the power plant itself
picks the precise power. ratio that's
called for.
You cruise-you stop-you start up
and no gears ever shift, either manu-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-11-06
BISHOP DAVIS ANNOUNCES A GREAT PLAN

One of the best pons, in recent years, TO come out
of Annual Conference of the 9th Episcopal District
of the AME Church, which comprises the States of
Mississippi end Louisiana, put forward at the East
Mississippi District Conference, held at Pearl Street
Church here last week. 1t the announcement plan
by the Districts new presiding officer, Bishop M H
Dovs develop the valuable farm lands owned by the
district at Mound Boyou, and to establish thereon
school of agriculture, extension of Campbell Col
Ieee.
More and more it is becoming recognized by lead
inc thinkers that the one area in which the Negro
perences less restrictions upon his opportunity for
tn and expansion in the field of agriculture and the
ownership of farm lands. 1t is in this that the
southern Negro hos special opportunity and the great
EST chance of acquiring the permanent and bosc wealth
which will brooden his influence and raise his standing
and recognition city ond member of the community
One of the great trodegies of the Negro happened
in his early freedom when in confusion of the philosophy
of education and his educational needs he lost the op
precioton for the high dignity and deep rooted securi
nv in forming, life on, and ownership of the land
Coupled with the remark by recently elected Bishop
a Bonner to the ministers, that preacher, and any
other man. has for greater security, independence and
respect when he buys home before he starts riding
ground in big automobile the East Mississippi Confer
ence aside from its directing upwards TO the celestial
spheres and the hereafter not omiss in pointing its