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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-17
TUCKER
BY RAY TUCKER

Washington, Sept. IL Harry
S. Anslinger, the kindly and phi
losophic Federal Commissioner
of Narcotics, does not pretend to
be a Hollywood critic or expert,
but he believes he knows the
basic reason for the addiction of
many noted motion picture stars
to various forms of soiac,ns or
stimulating drugs.
Although the nations top au.
thority on the smuggling distri-
button and consumption of Dope
did not appear openly IN Tie
sensational seizure of Robert
Mitchum and his marihuana
companions few weeks ago,
his agents have had their eye on
this problem for months. Mr..
Anslinger, however, prefers to
remain behind the scenes, let
ting the local police handle The
cases on the spot.
PSYCHOLOGICAL In fact,
weeks ago, anticipating that a
certain big star would event.
ually be arrested and indicted,
he begged the heads Of a studio
holding the actors contract not
to 60 ahead with plans for US
ing this man in leading role.
Mr.. Anslinger pointed out
that the psychological effect IN
theater-goers, especially children,
would be unfortunate, II at the
time Of release of The movie
the central figure was under
cloud of dope, indicted or in
prison.
you run your own business
he was told, in effect. and we
will run ours. We have e.
ready invested lot of money in
this film, and we cant afford
to lose it."
The picture will be shown, I'M
less present plans and the a,,i-
tude revealed in the CONVEX sa-
ton with Commissioner Ansling-
er are reversed by studio high
er-ups or Eric A. Johnston, So
called screen car.
SECRETS Mr.. Anslinger also
explains that Mitchum Simply
happened to be the un:ucky
man when the police broke into
the home where he, q real estate
operator and two minor actress
es were having q smoke of the
illegal stuff. According to the
federal official, it might have
been any one Of several stars
who have frequented this and
other places under surveillance
for months.
The Narcotic Commissioner.
who feels sympathy rather than
bitterness toward victims, re-
serving ~ hatreA ~ ~ smug-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-17
90 is IT ILLEGAL TO SIT on
SOMEONE'S FRONT STEP TO
TIE YOUR SHOELACE?

(A) A man owned an old, dilap-
idated brick house which was
built right next to the sidewalk
One morning, a pedestrian pass
ing the house noticed that his
shoelace was united. He sat down
on the front step and bent over
to tie the lace. Just at that NOM
ent a loose brick fell from the
wall above and nit him on the
head. When he later sued the
home owner for damages, the lat
ter countered with a charge that
the pedestrian had been tres
passing. But the court held the
home owner liable for the mis-
hap, saying the pedestrian was
justified in sitting on the step as
a cease of necessity"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-17
THE READERS COURTROOM
By Will Bernard LIB.

date arrived, the grain dealer
got (, judgment and the adver-
Using mans farm was sold at
auction. When he tried to get
the farm back, the court hold
him he was too late. The judge
said tie summons was not made
void by such minor defect,
and the man should not have
disregarded 1t.
Estate laws vary. For personal
guidance, see your local at
torney.)
(o) MAY A TENANT IN
WIFE VISITORS WHOM THE
LANDLORD DOESN'T LIKE?
(A) The owner CT an apart
nent hired caretaker and rent
ed him a small shanty IN the
rear of the yard. The caretaker
was estranged from his wife, but
nevertheless he would OCCASION
ally invite her to the sharty.
Believing that she took the
caretaker's mind off his work"
the landlord finally forbade her
to come upon the premises.
When she kept coming ANYWAY,
the landlord had her arrested on
a charge of trespassing. But the
court exonerated the woman.
The judge said that the caretak-
err, as tenant, could invite any
one he pleased free from the
dictation of the landlord"
(State laws vary. For personal
guidance, see your local attor-
ney.)
COPYRIGHT 1913, GENERAL
FEATURES CORP
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-17
Sckosky Takes A Unions TRADE Against 7aHaey Act Serious!
DAILY BIBLE QUOTATION

It is more blessed to give than to received
Acts. 2o:35
This months daily quotations suggested by the
Rev. Willis R. Stevens Pastor of the Rosemary Methodist
Church of Roanoke Rapids.
The Herald will each day in this position carry Bible
quotation Pastors of the churches the five county
be covered by the Herald will be asked to contribute the
quotation for a month
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-17
90 IF SERVED WITH AN IN
CORRECT SUMMONS, SHOULD
YOU JUST DISREGARD IT?

(A) An advertising man had a
sma farm in the country. One
day he was served with a sum
mons in a lawsuit brought by a
grain dealer on an unpaid feed
bill. The summons ordered him
to file a answer within 20--or
after service of the summons up
on you" The word days" had
been accidentally left out. Decid-
ing the summons was no good be-
cause of the omission, the adver-
Using man simply paid no atten-
ton to it. Meanwhile the trial
Evening star., 1948-11-28
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Evening star., 1948-11-28

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Evening star., 1948-11-28

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Evening star., 1948-11-28

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Evening star., 1948-11-28

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Evening star., 1948-06-14
5ynder AsksD. {. Resident!
To Support Security Loan

Secretary of the Treasury Snyder
made a special plea to District resi-
dents yesterday for increased sup
bort of the Security Loan campaign
: Broadcasting his appeal over Sta
tion WTOP's ID. C. dateline" pro-
gram, the Secretary declared:
This Nation has attained its pres
Hnt greatness through the combina-
lion of vast natural resources, the
energy and vision of our people and
the application of the wise tenet OF
save and invest And there's no
better business in which to invest
then this business OF keeping our
country strong-and safe
: Mr.. Snyder thanked the wash
tneton Women's Bond-a-Month
League, whose 300 members are can
yassing for bond sales under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. Lindsey 2.
Rawley, for its campaign support.
The league is divided in rs teams
competing for bond-selling honors.
The Secretary was interviewed on
the transcribed program by Hazel
Markell and Elinor Lee OF WTOP,
both active league members.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
By the Associotsd Press

HOLLYWOOD. June 14.-Death
has reused from the past the story
of the father of Loretta Young,
the screen star.
He left his wife and children in
Salt Lake City 81 years ago. Miss
Young said that John V. Earle, So
who died in a charity ward OF the
Los Angeles General Hospital June
s may have been my father" She
said she had been contributing to
his support for 10 years or more.
! LAS fer as I know, this man may
have been my father" said Miss
Young's statement. Il never saw
him. Ten or twelve years ago my
parish priest came to me and said
that a man who called himself Jack
Earle and who said he was my
father had come to him needing
help.
Il asked the priest what I should
do and he said the mans. story
seemed clear to him. So I told him
to send the man to see my lawyer
An arrangement was made for me
to contribute to his support. have
done so ever since. I never heard
further from him until just before
the funeral
Miss Young's 92-year- grand
mother, Mrs. Laura Young, wrote
her of the death.
/ Il am obliged to tell you, but
you should know, that a person
who has called himself John Earle
died in the general hospital of a
stroke or heart attack yesterday
the letter read Please notify
your mother and others who should
know Mrs. Young explained that
she had made funeral arrange
ments out of savings from the
monthly checks the actress sent her.
Miss Young did not attend the
funeral service at Woodlawn Gene
terry in Santa Monica last Thursday
but her sisters. Actresses Polly Ann
Young and Sally Blame. were there
Lorettas mother, Mrs. Gladys
Young Belzer, recalled the day in
1917 when her husband vanished
from their Salt Lake City home.
He was not a mean man." she
told neWsmen, but he was weak.
He was handsome; much too hand
some for his own good"
She said she married him when
they were in their teens and he
was a railroad auditor. They trav-
aled as he was assigned from city to
city.
After her husband left. Mrs.
Young brought her children to Los
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Annual Exhibit Slated
By Abbott Art School

The 22nd annual exhibition OF
the Abbott Art School will open
Wednesday at the building at 20l3
street NV. and continue through
August 16, it was announced yes
terday.
School officials also announced
this years graduates. They are
Leon Dunn, John James Curtain
Irene Peer, Shirley May Singer
Mildred Van Dyke, Iris Del Vec-
chic, Margaret Ellen Buhrman
Joseph Bowling. jr.; Mary Holman
Donald Kelley, Ruth Ann Wester-
gren. Maurice Curtis, Estelle Kurtz,
Caryl Estell Hollander, Ann Sulli-
van and Ruth Barnet.
Evening star., 1948-06-14

DewY. Fresh and Crisp
Refrigerated
Produce &c

Help yourself to the pick of the crop because you pick
it Yourself All perishable Vegetables and Fruits are
kept crspy cool and fresh by constant refrigeration.
thus guarding against loss Of valuable vitamins ana
minerals Our Fresh Fruits and Vegetables will reach
your table more appetite-tempting than ever Make
it point to visit this Refrigerated Produce Dept this
week you'll find many attractive values
Evening star., 1948-06-14

Richmond late Saturday with Mr.
Worth at the helm and his sister
Miss Eunice Worth. as q passenger
But on reaching the northern city
limits the car came to q sudden
stop.
The differential gear was broken
No requirements were to be To-
Gated in Richmond, so Mr.. Worth
said he'd have to give up the trip
until he could obtain the hard-to-
get apparatus from the Lansing
factory.
Mr.. Worth has been promised a
new car for the old If he can man
age eventually to make it to Lam
sing. A similar trip failed last
Evening star., 1948-06-14

approved yesterday by the Mails
(Parliament).
He succeeds Ibrahim Hakiml
whose government fell last Tuesday
when it lost test of confidence in
the Malls.
Mr.. Hazhir. 50, was minister
without portfolio in the Hakimi
cabinet and finance minister In the
cabinet of Ahmed Qavam, Mr..
Hakimi's predecessor. The prevail
ing opinion in political circles here
is that Mr.. Hazhir is a 'caretaker'
for Mr.. Qavam, who is expected to
become Premier again before long.
Mr.. Qavam returned recently from
exile and declared the wartime Al.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Loretta Youne's Father Dies;
Deserted Family 81 Years Ago

Angeles and provided them with
training in the theater. The daugh.
ters all entered motion pictures.
Mrs. Young obtained divorce ir
1880 and three years later married
George Belzer and bore him 9
daughter, Georgianna.
hrs. Young said her first hus.
band never contacted her or thu
children, never wrote, but chose an.
other name and lived obscurely
When his second wife died Il. years
ago he left the Alhambra stationery
store where he was employed ano
became a member of the staff o1
the Los Angeles City College book
store.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Maryland Delegation
! Entertained by Taft;
mo Commitment Given
Nv the Assoeioted Press

Robert A. Ia1t gave suppel
alast night for Maryland's unpledgeo
@deleeation to the Republican Ma
stional Convention. and was told by
SJacob France, State national COM
nitteeman, I'VE hope you succeed
Sin your quest" Il,
! Most of the delegation attended
sthe buffet supper at the George
stown home OF the Ohio Senator ano
presidential aspirant. Some of them
s.aid afterwards they would stick te
stheir support of Gov. Dewey Of New
sYork' or former Gov. Stassen Of
minnesota.
Z Mr.. France praised Taft for his
s'courage" and patriotism" We're
mot going to forget your qualifica
.tions and splendid attributes In
Philadelphia next week" he said
Eve wish you all the luck in the
world"
: Dewey Votes Conceded.
: Nevertheless, prediction in the
Taft camp conceded seven of Mary.
1ands is convention votes to Dewey
aon the first ballot, claiming 81,
for the Ohioan and allowing Mr.
Stassen three.
. After Mr.. Stassen met the dele
.sation in Baltimore last week
George Cochran Doub, his Mary
@and political adviser, said Mr.. Stas
sen and Gov. Dewey would taxi
&even votes each, leaving one eacf
FOR Senator Taft and House Speaker
Martin. Other forecasts gave Gov
Dewey as many as 10.
: Senator Taft said that II noml
mated he will urge Republican or
ypanizations to make serious ef1or
TO carry Southern States,
Opportunity in South.
There is real opportunity To-
the Republicans to carry Nortf
Carolina and Texas" he said, where
the Democrats are divided not onl.
by the third party of Henry A. Wal
lace, but by a fourth party In th'
South"
Much of the South, he said, "ha!
no sympathy with Truman's gen
:pral ideas" such as going all th'
way with the left wing-with hi!
doing what the CIO wants
Mrs. Taft will not write news
paper column If her husband be
comes President-although she doe
have offers-the delegates wer'
promised.
They applauded her statement
which came in answer to a ques'
tion at the party.
Evening star., 1948-06-14

After her husband left. Mrs.
Young brought her children to Los
Evening star., 1948-06-14
| Lack of Parts
| HoIts Odyssey
|Of 7oO2OIds'
Nv the Assoeiuied Press

RICHMOND, Va, June 14.-Parts
for a 1920 model Oldsmobile are
a little hard to find these days.
So the odyssey of William A.
Worth, n, who set out from Peters
burg Saturday in the ancient model
heading for Lansing, Mich, was at
a temporary halt here today.
The rickety vehicle sputtered into
Evening star., 1948-06-14

year after he had gotten as far as
Fayette, N. Y. Some thoughtless
motorist backed into the 46-year-
old model at that juncture and Mr..
Worth had to bring the car back
to Petersburg for painstaking re-
pairs.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Hazhir Wins Approval
AS New Premier Of Iran
.By the Assoeioisd Press

BY the Asseeiofsd Press
TEHERAN, Iran, June abdul
Hussein Hazhir is the new Premier
Of Iran. He was nominated by
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi and
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Boron Thunkerton Dies

LONDON, June IA (P.-Baron
Fhankerton of Thankerton, IA, one
of the law lords of the House OF
Lords. died yesterday. The law lords
of the House of Lords constitute
Britains highest court Of appeal
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Come in for the Latest Shopping Thrill
No Wafq for Turn at The Acme: You're NeEt

Top Quality Fresh and Smoked Meats. Poultry and
seaiood-eomplete variety Of all the familiar cuts
in transparent eellophane in the spotlesslY eleans
air-conditioned preparation room adjoining. You
are assured Of complete varieties at all times.
For meat shopping that is SPEEDY, pleasure and
economical visit this brand-new, beautiful Aesno
this week. It's your idea Of dream OF 4 tood
market, It's different its the last word.
Evening star., 1948-06-14

lies should give Iran some financial
help in appreciation for the help
Iran gave in the war.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
I'M AleXa0QrId 8 New
HildenbliS
Shopping Center
P0WHATAN
AND HENRY SITS.

Here is the very latest trend. the most modern
method Of selecting MEAT that important item.
in your meals and in your diet You have to SEE
this entirely different Meat Dept. to realize what
marvellous step forward self-service is. Talk
about speed! No more waitng-no delaYs-You
Just reach in the open-op. refrigerated cases and
take your choice like picking groceries Oft the
shelf Why wait? Wait yourself.
Evening star., 1948-06-14

More than 1S,500.00o gallons Of
green olives were picked In Spain
in the last year.
Evening star., 1948-04-02
OTHER an STATIONS.

W00W-570 kc.-6:55 am. to o:45 Pm.
WPlK-730 Kc.-6 am. to e;45 pm.
WARl-780 KS am. to e;45 pm.
WGAY-t,050 Kc.-6 am. to 6:45 pm.
WBCc-t,120 Kc.-6;45 am. to 6:4b pm
WEAM-t,390 Ke.-e am. to 6:45 pm.
W00K-t $50 Ks m. to 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-02
TElEvIsIoN STATIONS.

WNBW (Channel 4).-Afternoon Sign
On, 8; Coming Attractions, $40; Bowie
Races, $50; Test Pattern. 4:40; Evening
washington Newsreei. q; Teievision jour
nal 7:05; Your Weatherman in Person,
Z as; For Veterans Only. TAO: Newsreel
Theater. 1:50; Sports Time. s: Show Busi-
ness, Inc. S:15; A Fashion Story. $50:
The Street Singer, S:45; Sports Reports,
9; Newsreel. 9:05; Boxing, 9:15; Feature
Bout 10; Telesports, 1890; Washington
Newsreel, 10:45
WTTG Channel 1.-Dinner Music,
$50: Kiddie Kapers, $40 The Weather
Compton, News, 6:45; Brilrs Playroom, Il;
Camera Headlines, 7:30; Film Shorts, z AS;
Elder Michaux and Choir. 8; Feature Film.
$50 News. 9:45
WMAL-Ty tChannel 7).-universal Mill
tary @ Training, q. Test Pattern, 6:3O-7;
Fighting With Kit Carson" q. Tele-Stars
OF Tomorrow. 7:30: Film Features, 8: Tele-
Visions Of Yesteryear. S:15; Your Foreien
Evening star., 1948-04-02
on the AM TONIGHT,

on THE AIR TONIGHT.
VOL. S:00-eusst Hoaey Carmichael sings
"0Id Bufiermik Sky"
WMAt, 8:30-An address by ]. Edgar Hoover
concerning tho Boys Clubs Of America is q
feature Of This Is Your fBl."
VOL, 8:30-Ths feminine panel Of Leave
II 10 the Girls" Constance Bennett, Sylvia
Evening star., 1948-04-02

leading role In The Bsirsyer."
VOL, t0:00-Ssusiay Of The Army Ken.
meth {. Royal Is interviewed.
WRC, t0:30-Bll Stern awards Jack Demp.
ssY silver PLAGUE for his "unssIfish devotion
10 sports"
WRc, 10;45-leif Ed interviews Senator
Pat MtCanan.
Evening star., 1948-04-02

sydney and Blnnis Barnes, find themselves
opposing Binnis's husband. Mike Frankoyieh,
in their arguments. George Brent medaies.
VOL, 9:30-AdmiraI W. H. BIandy and COL
umnist Robert Ruark are guests.
WhAL, 10000 return bout between
Terry Young and Paddy De Marco.
WRC, t0:00-AcreN Julie HaYdon has the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-02-19
Boy Scouts

Troop IL, of Clear Spring, Fred Bell,
Scoutmaster, built a window dis
play in the store of Mr.. A. C. Houck,
Clear Spring grocer, in observance
of Scout Week.
The display was conferred around
a collection of wood samples, show
ing the types of trees found in Wash
ington County. The Troop flag
formed a background and grouped
in front of the display boards were
items of outdoor and signaling
equipment, as well as a selection of
knotted ropes to describe one of the
Tenderfoot requirements in Scout
ing. Scout Week posters were add
ed to inform the public of the pur-
pose of the display.
The wood samples display boards
used in the display, are the result
of project of the Troops two Pa
trols-the Blackfoot and the Flam-
ing Arrow.
Troop IL, of Williamsport, Of
which William H. Shipley is Scout
master, held birthday party meet
ing on February Is, with the Scout
master. % scouts and three visitor:
present.
The meeting was opened by the
Scoutmaster, who formed the trool
in patrols and then led them in the
i Scout Oath. This was followed BY
the collection of dues and attend
ance records by the Patrol Scribes
under the direction of the Trool
| Scribe. This was followed by tn
) presentation of badges to the Scout
who qualified for them at the las
Board of Review, after which Scout
master Shipley explained some o
the new requirements of first an,
[ second class.
; Refreshments were then served b.
: the wife of the Scoutmaster an
two Girl Scouts, which were muc
J enjoyed.
Following the meeting, the mem
bers of the Troop enjoyed the has
ketball game at the High School.
t Larry Lowman, Scribe
l ------------------------
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-02-19
ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH, JAMESTOWN

The second in a series of sermons
on the Sermon on the Mount will
be given this Sunday at $3.50 am, at
St. PauPs Lutheran Church, Funks.-
town. Rev. R. NJ Miller, Pastor,
will speak on the subject, For
What's A Heaven For"
Sunday School, with visual aids,
begins at 1O:4O A. M. Luther League
is held at $50 pm
At Vespers, 7:3O pm, the sermon
subject will be- "The Author of our
Salvation"
At the Wednesday evening Len
ten Service, an illustrated sermon
will be given on the subject, 'Eman-
cipators,' and will deal with the
period of the Judges.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-02-19
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

At the morning worship at St.
Pauls Evangelical United Brethren
Church, corner of East Franklin and
Locust Streets, at II o'clock on Sun
day, the service will be conducted
by the assistant pastor, Rev. Charles
A. Shelley. whose sermon subject
will be, Much Ado About Money"
'The Holy Catholic Church" will
be the sermon subject of the pastor,
Dir. F. Berry Plummer, at the Life
Commitment and Advance Step"
service at 7:30 pm. Young peoples
classes, and classes in the Intermed-
late Department and Third Year
Junior Department will attend this
service in a body.
Sunday School will meet at 9:45
A, M; Junior Church and C. E. at
II A. NJ, and Youth Fellowship at
$50 pm,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-02-19
SERVICE AT FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

. mind" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon at the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, 235 North Po-
tomac Street at HOO am. on Sun
day.
; The Golden Text will be from I
Cor. 2:16-seWho hath known the
mind of the Lord, that he may in
struct him."
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson Sermon will be the fol-
: lowing from the Bible-II Cor. GA
:sDc We not unequally yoked to-
gether with unbelievers, for what
fellowship hath righteousness with
unrighteousness? and what COM
nunion hath light with darkness?"