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Chicago world., 1948-06-12
VOTE REPUBLICAN, =
Army Dependents
Arrive In Far East

With The Eighth Army In Yo-
,kohaEna, Japan-Several depen-
dents OF Negro Army personnel
stationed in Japan were aboard
the U. S. Army Transport Sim
on B. Buckner when it arrived in
Yokohama recently.
They are Mrs. Pearl Ward
wife of Chaplain (Captain) Bev-
erly M. Ward, 10th Antiaircraft
Battalion in Yokohama, and
their son Lewis, IL. The Wards
formerly lived in Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Anna Hairston, wife of
First Lieutenant Joseph HI.
Hairston, 159th Field Artillery
Battalion in Nara, and their
children, Nancy, 8 and Naomi, 4.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hairston
are from Connellsville, Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. Naomi Harris, wife of
Technical Sergeant Lewis Harris
95th Infantry Battalion, at Camp
Gifu, and their daughter, Anita,
8 months old. Sergeant and Mrs.
Harris are from Jacksonville,
Florida.
Mrs. Winifred Cunningham of
Kokomo, Indiana, wife of Tech
nical Sergeant John Cunningham
933rd Antiaircraft Artillery Bat
tallion in Yokohama.
Mrs. Louise Thompson, wife of
First Sergeant Sherman Thom-
pson, 539th Transportation
Truck Company in Kobe, and
Mrs. Louise Bullock, wife OF
Technician Third Grade Joseph
Bullock, Company "E'', Kobe
Quartermaster Depot. Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Bullock are
from Brooklyn, New York.
Chicago world., 1948-06-12
'Iu<y<Mz, Mz,eee
BY Frances Ainsworth
BY Frances hinsworth

I've just learned about some,
ling new for your home-and it !
} beautiful that / know you
iant to learn about it, too. 1t
allied "Carrara Glass" and it !
sed on walls or wainscoting. 1t J,
pmed Carrara because it riva:'
te beautiful marble from tld
tined quarries at Carrara, Italy
Last week I visited my sister
mn, in her new homeland that:
here l discovered this new wai
,eatment. Ann told me that heil
ecorator had recoInmended its us!
8 both the bathroom and kitchei!
For her bathroom. Ann selectef
hite glass walls, and used bril-
Antly colored shower curtail
I'D bright towels for contrast. ii
er kitchen, she used a delightful
ade Green with Forest Greet
i'm - and it's very effective
,side from the beauty of this
lass wall finish, it certainly j,
Tactical for it has a depth Of col
E and is not merely q coated sur
ace. Ann told me that it is guar
nteed not 10 check, stain or fad
t. that it wont absorb bathroom
r cooking odors. Water, oils, o,
rease do not affect il - and sh,
eeps it Cleaning srd snotles'
imply by wiring 1t off wish I
amp cloth!
Well, her hc.:e was SO lovel,
hat I decided to redo my kitche'
Ialls with the same glass! There:
pch a wide color range, tco =
fey, white, back, ivorr, jade
eige and forest gfsen-wi.a sucl
blors as wine, orange an2 Rem
randi Blue for trim. ! finally de
Ided upon beige walls with blu
rim. and we're having The kitchen
! hble top and my little plan
/ helves covered with the sam
lass.
Every mother of snail. ch.ldre.
ill agree with rle that glass j
he Of the easiest-.rost practica
llrfaces for the home. And whel
rs not only easy to\ clean bu
eautiful, too = it's really wort
,oking into. isn't it? .
VOTE REPUBLICAN -
Weight Of the earth has been
computed as 6 sextillion, 59l
quintillion tons, not including the
atmosphere.
VOTE REPUBLICAN -
An average brunette has 12O,
900 hairs; a blonde has 100000;
while a person with red hair has
only about $4,000.
VOTE REPUBLICAN
The U. S. Government is un
doubtedly the greatest show or
earth! Its continuous performance
costs money-a great deal of
money, and the audience, wheth.
er it boos or cheers, digs deeI
for it's tax Observation-Disclosures
Examiner, San Diego.
-vOTE REPUBLICAN -
Havana, the capital city OF
Cuba. was founded in 1911.
Chicago world., 1948-06-12
Things That Interest
Women
BY BESSIE +. BELL
HOW DO YOU LOOK?

HOW DO YOU LOOK?
Every woman wants long
black curly eyelashes. Remem-
Der. lashes are a delicate growth,
unlike the hairs of the head, that
will stick with us for seven years
or more. They are not very
deeply rooted, you known.
A constant habit of rubbing
the eyes can deplete the growth,
may even cause stys, winch
could even destroy the little pa
pilla from which each shaft en-
erges. Also, too frequent use OF
the crayon over this tender ter
ritory, may have a not too fav-
yorable effect upon them.
Never, never, trim the ends.
This will not extend the growth,
! instead you cut away the Ilne
needle point that you already
have and succeed only in pro-
noting the growth Of stubbly
/ stiff blunt end lash.
! More about eyelashes next
/ week. Address Bessie F. Bell, in
! care of Global News Syndicate,
p. O. Box S6, Manhattanville Sta.
! N. Y. II, N. Y. Send a three cent
stamp and ask for my leaflet,' -
Slimming the Waistline" or
''Dobule Chin Trobule"
ETIQUETTE SAYS
When cards are enclosed with
| wedding invitations to be pre-
sented at the reception; one card
should be enclosed for each per-
son invited to the reception
that is, two for husband and
wife.
HELP FOR THE HOME
EXECUTIVE 80.
If wou will dip your cookie
cutter into warm water frequen-
tly when cutting out cookies,
/ they will have neat, smooth ed
ges.
Add 2 tablespoons of garpe
iuice to each grapefruit half. 1t
will give a new flavor and a
pretty color.
VOTE REPUBLICAN -
A top man on atoms-Dr. X.
e. Lapp, points out that one
atomic bomb dropped on the
Pentagon building would just
about clean out Washingtno
without the Formally of an ell
ection.
Chicago world., 1948-06-12

'ecret Is TO add the tasty, appeti.
Or cheese. Just I little ingenuity can
iurn Z. very prosaic car of corned beef
INTO > delectable entree that you-
guests will excla;2 @v&- aad de-
nand he recipe for.
AZ 3 starter, try this easily a,adt
orned beef pie. To serve siS, you'll
aeed four potatoes, No. size can
ted kidney beans, II OF. can corned
peef, IL green pepper small on
ON and 2 tablespoons butter. Chill
beef and then cut in cubes. Cut peeled
sotatoes in very tiny cubes Gas
mail as possible). Then place clon-
led onion, green pepper and butter
trying pan and stir until onion is
,ilear. Add threefourths Of the potatoes
ind stir for five minutes. Add the
pbes OF corned beef, the beans with
heir liquor and / teaspoonful salt.
slend and place in deep baking dish.
spread with bits Of butter. Bake a.
,bout $50 degrees fo. one and oac-ha.f
,ours. M-m-!
Then, there's that famous old fav-
rite - corned beef hash But how
fuch more appetizing it seems when
roperly garnished. To serve six, you
,lght bake two No. cans corned
eef hash in shallow glass or. oven
'are baking dish for about rs min
4es. (Dot with butter before ba!.:nr. J
fhen merely garnish with altern2tin
ends Of chopped hard-boiled egg
thites. chopped yolks and green pic
ie. Somehow, just that little extra
Chicago world., 1948-06-12
Life AT A Glance
JUST PERSONAL OPINIONS

JUST PERSONAL OPINIONS
To be frank with you, propa-
ganda is the greatest journalistic
invention for disconcerting and
perplexing folks in modern times.
Half Of the time, you don't know
where to start reading, or lis
tening to get the truth. . mo
wonder mental ailments are on
the increase throughout the
world. Each paper you read; each
newscaster you listen to, throws
different slant on the same
subject you have been reading
all the time. And if you try to
figure out which is right, you'll
just about go crazy. 49,.
Lloyds of London, the Worlds
most prominent insurance COM
pany sure took a good long out
look into the future when it be-
gan operating many years ago.
In fact, they figured out the best
things to take risks on. Oh, yes,
they will insure just about every
thing you can think of, even
they will insure you against ac-
cidents of the most odd nature.
Why they will even insure
shapely torsos, fetching legs and
luscious li1s, but there is one
thing they Will not take a risk
on, and) that is life. And
enough, we Americans
mae more money selling lie in
surance than any other kind. y.
Of course, | don't know wnat
would happen in the event some
atom bombs rock some of the
Down Australia way, the less
fortunate viii herafter be able
to ease their PHYSICAL. pains
through a Free Medicine plan,
set up by the government. The
physicians are vigorously oppos-
ed to the plan, and say they will
boycott it, nevertheless, the low,
income group will be medically
attended to through the govern
ment plan. Our government
might search around and figure
out some way to give thousands
o flow income groups here in
this country free medical care.
1t would be quite fitting with
out highly industrialized society
-. .Of course the American
Medical Association would not
relish such a plan, but they are
in the minority, and do not have
to depend upon local municipal
and county hospitals for medical
aid.
And this is something you can
take for what it's worth. The
Louis-Walcott encounter won't
go beyond Eeven rounds, and
when the shindig is all over,
Champ Louis will do some stunn-
ping for the Third Party. -.
VOTE REPUBLICAN,
What we truly and earnestly
aspire to be, that in some sense
we are. The mere aspiration,
by changing the frame of the
mind, for the moment realizes
itself. Anna Jameson
= VOTE REPUBLICAN,
1t is pretty certain that the
race for the COP nomination will
be ia wide open one. Nobody
knows what will happen when
all the eXpendable favorite sons
have been expended.-Howard
Brubaker in New Yorker.
Chicago world., 1948-06-12

Argentina exports more corn
than any other country, although
it's total annual crop is only,
about One-tenth of the annual
crop grown in the U. S.
Chicago world., 1948-06-12
Your Weekly
"Treat" Recipe

BY RUTH FISHER HOLBROOk
Food ConsuItant and Home
Economist
Strawberries, bananas and
sugar toppd with sOurd cram is
a spcial treat for this season.
It's one Of the incest desserts
| know, and the one which you
will have, many requests for re-
peats.
BANANA-STRAWBERRY
DESSERT
cups cliced bananas
2 cups cliced strawberries
" cups sugar
" pint BowmaQ Soured Cream
Mix strawberries, bananas and
sugar and together and place in
Individual serving glasses. Chill.
TOP with Bowman SOured Cream
(chilled. Serve at once.
MATT nrnIIPI IHAh
Chicago world., 1948-06-12

Can you remember way back
when a man could afford a yacht
even if he only had a million or
two?-Cuba (Mich) News and.
Review.
Chicago world., 1948-06-12

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FooD RESEARCH Co%sULTANT.
HoME-MAEEE's Ctr. Inc.

When the budget low remember there are clever WAYS Of t
ing canned coened beef into nourfng delicious cco1oy Dishes z
secret to add the tasty appszng flavor O. @ nrac nnr
Chicago world., 1948-06-12
CORNED BEEF HASH-CERMAN

you'll NEED
strips bacon
no re can sauerkrau tablespoons chopped
NO. ( can corned beef M teaspoons prepared horse
cup canned tomato iucc radish
Place sauer&raut in the bottom cf shallow creased
cassercasseroe Mix together the corned bee hash
juice, spread over h saurut
Cut the bacon inch strips arrange on top O. the
aash mixture. Bake in hot (45O0) 90 rnnu.9s
g l94s Hollywood Feafuros Gya4.cat
Chicago world., 1948-06-12

HOLLYWOOD Calf. Dia-
mosds, orchids and ermine seem
the perfect accoutrements Tor
the beauty Of Leslie Brooks.
The new drop earrings, Edward
ian in desikn, with the diamonds
securely set in palladium, point
up the lovely off-the-shoulder
neckline Of Miss BROOKS draped
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Colombian Army Chief
Due Here Today on Tour

/ Gen. Miguel Sanjuan, chief oi
sta1f Of the Colombian military
forces, was scheduled to arrive at
Boiling Air Force Base today for q
16-day tour OF Military installations
and other points Of interest.
Members Of the Colombian En-
bassy stan and the Army were to
meet Gen. Sanjuan and his party
and escort them to the Mayfiower
Hotel, where they will stay while
here.
Gen. Sanjuan viii meet Gen
Evening star., 1948-10-14

al lCSd1O w 444 "
donesia during the past two weeks.
Republican spokesmen said the
resignation indicated a Dutch swing
to the right. They said that al
though they were concerned with
policies rather than individuals. 1t
was assumed the United States was
supporting DR.. van Mook's policies
rather than those of Rightiest ele-
ments in The Hague.
The spokesmen said peaceful set
tlement of the Indonesian question
will be more difficult with DR.. van
Nook out Of the picture.
Government sources ut The Hague
said last night that DR.. van Mook's
resignation had been accepted by
the cabinet. The name Of his sue
cessor was not announced.
1t is generally expected that for
mer Prime Minister DR.. Louis j. M.
Beel will become high commissioner
to Indonesia when the interim gov
ernment Is set up around the end
Of November. It is considered pos
sible he might serve out the last
weeks Of the governor generabhip.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
North Washington Council
Backs PUG on Fare Rise

The North washington Council
last night expressed Its confidence
in the Public Utilities Commission
in granting the Capital Transit Co.
fare increases.
The group also asked that pend
ing cases, requesting improved bus
service, be acted on in the order
of their receipt.
The United States Public Health
Service was asked by the council
to publicize more fully the dangers
of polio.
A committee was appointed to
investigate the need for traffic lights
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Gen. Hodge to Be Given
5th Corps Commend

1t. Gen. John r. Hodge, former
commander of United States Forces
in Korea, win be given command
of the 9Th Corps with headquarters
at Fort Bragg. N. c., the Army
announced today.
He will succeed Mai. Gen. Stat
Evening star., 1948-10-14

GAC Y Y v ~ "
| vember /.
| The omc 1 q 8
said acceptance
Of the resigna-
ton had not yet
| b e en- received
from the Hague.
Reliable sources
here said DR.. van
Nook had re-
signed chiefly be-
cause he had
been by-passed.
and not informed
| of Dutch gov
ernment actions
Evening star., 1948-10-14

Bradley. Army chief Of star, Mon
day and will be entertained al
luncheon that day by 1t. Ger.
Stephen ]. Chamberlin, director Of
Army Intelligence. On Tuesday he
will 60 to Detroit TO visit the tank
arsenal there and the Ford Motor
Co. plant.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

on Kennedy street between Six
teenth street and Kansas avenue
NV.
The meeting was conducted by
Leverett A. Meadows, vice chair
man, and was held In No. 6 Police
Precinct, Nicholson street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
NV. ~
Evening star., 1948-10-14
1000 Strike in u. S. Zone

FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct. IL
|R.-About 5000 German transport
workers struck today over o drawn
out wage dispute. The union n-backed
move affected only private transport
business In the American zone state
lof Hesse.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Wan Nook Resignation
Accepted at The Hague
Rs the A,sesiutsd Prsss

BATAVIA, Java, Oct. 14.-Dutch
omcials announced today the resig-
nation Of DR.. Hubertus j. van Nook
as governor general Of Indonesia,
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Germun Composer Dies

BERLIN, Oct. II R.-Siegmund
Won HauSegger, TO, German conduc-
tor and composer. is dead ut Mu-
mich, the Berlin press announced to-
day.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

ford L. Irwin, who viii become d.
rector Of intelligence, succeeding 1t.
Gen. Stephen J. Chamberlin. Gen.
Chamberlin will assume command
Of the Fifth Army, with headquar-
ters ct Chicago, succeeding 1t. Gen.
Walton H. Walker, who has become
commander Of the 8th Army In
Japan. The assignments are effec-
tive Wednesday.
The 5th Corps consists Of the 82nd
Airborne Division, the and Infantry
Division and the and Armored Divi-
sion. Gen. Hodge returned to the
United States recently.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

The water area Of the United
States, exclusive Of the Great Lakes,
is 45,259 square miles.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-12

faced, is whether the girl wants
to become ultimately an employer
herself, or remain an employee
indefinitely.
Some people work much better
under direction than on their own
initiative, whereas others accom-
plish more if they can make their
own plans. The woman who is
willing to accept responsibility,
anxiety and uncertainty of sue
cess, may attempt to establish
herself in a business of her own.
She must be ready to face the
possibility of failure and of los
ing all she possesses.
In return for this risk, she will
have the privilege of working out
her own ideas and the opportunity
of doing the work for which she
may believe she is fitted.
There is, perhaps, as good a
chance for a woman today to es-
tabilsh herself in an Independent
business as the one equipped with
intelligence, courage and perser-
vance has many fields from which
to choose.
Society has not so far developed
and equal opportunity in the bust
ness world for women, but with
the further organization of bust
ness and it's more democratic con-
troll, we may be sure there will
soon be nor equal opportunities.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-12
a
Woman's
World
Nellie C.. Jones


The business world offers the
broadest field of work for the av-
erage woman who did not or could
not attend colleg for highly spec
ialized training.
There is hardly a business house
no matter how small, that does
not have a cashier or a stenogra-
pher. Although at one time all
such positions were held by men,
at present nearly all are held by
women. W. shall, therefore,, con-
slider some Of the opportunities
and problems which the business
field presents to girls.
One of the first questions to be
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-12
OUT OF my
MELTING POT
By Alvin Moses

NE IOhh, leu. L. \1AA>A J
Dan Parker, N. Y. Mirror scribe
who s~pecializes in devoting some
portion of his space to activities
in which the colored athlete spar
kles, told the sad story about the
inscription that appears on the
back of tickets New Orleans Su-
a bowl fans buy. In part it
reads, "This ticket is sold to only
members O fthe Caucasian race,
and iw used by another in viola
ton of stated aw, such person may
be elected with penalty or re-
fund" Now readers, do you care
to marvel any longer as to why |
coined the column expression,-
These-Divided (not United) States
of America?
Yes, MI. Parker, we not only
know of this, but Of 1000 and 1
mud pies" of a similar character
hat make phetto (America's Har-
lem) life one that only the spiri-
tually strongest survive. Without
outlets like religion, school life,
sports and our own social struc-
lures, | wonder sometimes just
what would prevent 95 per cent
of US from becoming hopelessly
maladjusted, Mr.. Parker.
Dick Young, baseball writer of
the N. Y. Daily News, told his
reading public January 80, what
l told you six weeks ago, said
Young: pee Wee Reese will be
the highest price Dodger, collect
ing a check around $4,000, while
Jackie Robinson figures to get not
less than a 10 grand increase of
his AT pay" Robinson, worth
$4,000 in my back seat drivers
way of figuring such matters, can
always think of 1947-48 as the
year that made him Jackie Jr., and
splendid Mrs. Robinson, financial
ly Independent. l hope the invest
ment are sound; that a stray an
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-12

nuity is safely lodged in the Rob-
inson vault against the day when
sports will no longerp ay rich divi-
dends.
That praying, preaching, man
of God, Gilbert Dodds, demon
strated at the Milllrose games, Sat
urday night, January 81, at Madi-
son Square Garden, that he can
outrun any American over the
mile route-his mark Of 4:05:3
was new time for indoors.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-12

Perhaps the great influx of wo-
men into the world work is to be
one of the factors in bringing
about this growth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-05
g AIR CARRIERS MUST REPORT OR
 FACE SUSpENSI0N

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--iR The Civil Aeronautics Board yesterday gave 39 non-scheduled air carriers ten days to file quarterly operational reports or face suspension.
 The non-scheduled operators are thoss holding temporary permits pending formal determination by the Board of their status. The sus- pension order, to become effective Feb. 13 unless the reports are filed, includes these operators.
 Aviation Corporation of Seattle, Seattle, Wash; Golden North Air ways, Inc, Fairbanks, Alaska :; Northern Airlires, Inc, Seattle, Wash; Pearson-Alaska Inc, An chorage, Alaska; Seattle Air Chart CT, Seattle, Wash; Sourdought Air Transport, Fairbanks, Alaska To- tenn Air Service, Inc, Seattle, Wash, and Trans-A Alaskan Airlines, Inc, Anchorage Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-05
FIRM STAND BY TURKEY
 ON RUSSIA

ANKARA, Turkey, Feb. 5.-IR-- Turkey intends to stand firm against all Russian demands, Foreign Min ister Nechmeddin Sudak declared to- day.
 The Foreign Minister said he had taken note of reports abroad that his recent Foreign Policy speech to the Assembly indicated a willingness to make a deal with Moscow.
 Tt is a tendentious interpretation of my Assembly speech, Sudak said ill an interview. There has not been any change in Turkish Foreign Pol icy.
 These who understand the Turk ish Policy. her ever-increasing friendly relations with England and the feeling of gratitude in Turkey for the American Aid Program will have TO difficulty understanding the full aspect of this false publication.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-05
pLUNGES 10 DEATH;;CAN'T
 FACE TRIAL

NUREMBERG, Germany, Feb. S. R-Nazi Gen. Johannes Blaskowitz leaped to his death today shortly before he was to go on trial with l3 other German Military leaders for war crimes.
 Blaskowitz, 64 was a veteran of the Polish and Russian invas.ons and later commanded Nazi forces in the Netherlands. He broke away from a file of prisoners on the third tier of the high catwalks surround ing the prison rotunda.
 As guards watched helplessly, the General clambered up a seven-foot wire fence and threw himself over it. hurtling 30 feet to ta tile floor.
 He died ill the 385th US. Military Hospital of a fractured chest and punctured lungs.
 His colleagues were escorted into the US. Court for the twelfth and last war crimes trial to be held in Nuernherg. They are accused of re- arming for the war even before the rise of Hitler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-05
ATOMIC WEAPONS NOW EXCLUSIVE
 FOR AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--tRt-The Government has decided that the At omic weapons tests at Eniwetok will be strictly an American family af- fair. No foreign observers will be in- vited.
 A spokesman for the Atomic En- ergy Commission said today the statement in the Commissions re- port to Congress Monday that "only official observers are permitted" at the Pacific Atoll test site means "only United States" official obsery- CTS.
 And he added to reporter, there will be no newsmsn on hand
 This precludes a repeat perfor- nance of the Atomic bomb spectacle of 1946 at Bikini. Representative ot Russia and a number of other na- tions saw those two explosions.
 So did more than 100 newspaper radio and magazine correspondence and photographers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-05
SETTLEMENT IN KODIAK STORE
 CASE REPORTED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-IR-The Navy said today compromise agree ment has been reached which will limit use of it's ship service store at Kodiak, Alaska, by civilians.
 Local merchants had complained the Navy was competing with them by allowing civilians to use the ser vice store. Representatives of the City conferred yesterday with Assis- tant Secretary of the Navy Mark E Andrews.
 Main points of the agreement which apply to civilians only are:
 Only persons quartered at the Ma val Base may use the Hospital and medical facilities; purchases of any thing costing more than SIS from the Navy store is prohibited; liquor pur- chases are limited to two bottles a month previous limit six) sale of auto accessories and repair work is banned, but gasoline and oil sales will continue.