davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Record
Row
By Betty Miles

Two famous Frenchmen share
the current record spotlight. It's
reported that every Jean Sablon
record in London was sold out after
a magazine article named his "SuI
le Pont d'Avignon" as the favorite
record of Princess Elizabeth. The
Princess and her Prince will be
among the opening might patrons
when the singer makes his $4,000
a-week premiere at London's Palla-
dium on March l. Mimi one OF
Maurice Chevalier's most popular
pieces, is available again by popular
demand. "Un Tout Pitt Peu" is the
coupling. The witty lyrics are sung
in French precisely as Chevaliel
sang them to audiences here aid
abroad. =.
Ideal for midnight dreaming is
ROnnie Deauvilie's coupling Deep
in Dream" a revival, and Mac
About You" Billboard has named
22-year-old Ronnie for fame III
1948. The record is made by loca
record-producing company that also
operates stores around town.
New talent on one side, reissue!
on the other are supplying bal.
ance for the record industry see-sav
these days. Interested in discover.
ing which would be the most popu.
lar and lucrative reissues, Bill
board surveyed the coin machine
operators, disc jockeys and recore
retailers. Glenn Miller record.
ranked first, Tommy Dorsey disc:
second. Of -the-record patter ha!
it that the Petrillo ban will be {
boon for new talent. When thu
ban was imminent, the recording
companies Snatched up all thu
available unsigned talent and mad,
many patches of records, some o.
which should score.
Jerry COl0nna is interested II
suggestions for name for the off:
spring of Louisa, the donkey he wor
on the Truth or Consequence Show
The donkey is scheduled to arrive
in two weeks Mr.. Colonna's ad.
dress is 247 South Beverly drive
Beverly Hills, Calf. Completely alb.
sorbed in animal antics these days
his recent offerings are ''Honkey
Little Donkey" dedicated to Louisa
and "Cowpasture Polka" New, too
is "Oh, Why, Oh, Why Did Evel
Leave Wyoming?"
The Thousand Islands Song,
from Angel in the Wings" is ris-
ing to the top of the novelty tune
heap. Our hero rows up the st
Lawrence looking for Florence, the
girl he left ON one of the islands
the exact location of which eludes
him. Arthur Godfrey and the Toe
Fat Trio record. Most hummable
of recent offerings is The Dickey-
Bird Song" waXed by the Dell Trio
with Jerry Wayne. Encore, Cherie,
backs the piece.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

You've a date, my girl, when that
phone rings and you can respond
to the caller with: I'D love to go
out with you Saturday night, Rick!'
The important thing to remen-
ber is that if you want the phone
to ring again, so that you can answer
Sure thing, Rick, it's date for
the Sunday afternoon concert you,
young lady. are going to have to
work a little toward achieving that
goal.
Young Teenas are always in a
stew as to just how to insure such
a happening. Excuses, excuses
Teenas are just full of alibis as to
why that swell boy they had one
date with never came around for a
second. Now, of course, there's al
ways the chance that you just don't
appeal to the guy. That's not
strange, you know, when you realize
that out of so many people in the
world it's just not possible to appeal
to all of them.
But then there's also the glaring
fact that the night you were out
with Joe you didn't really try too
hard. You're cute" Every one
tells you that. So-you feel that
that is all that is needed. But he
didn't call again, did he?
What was wrong? You? Never!
OF course not. say hundreds OF
Teenas day in and day out. You
can't help it cause Joe doesn't ap-
preciate the fact that you are popu-
lar, a cute dresser, and are always
looking up from what he may think
Is an interesting conversation to
see If you can spot friend who
has just drifted into the local
hangout.
Let's see what Joe has to say
about the state of affairs on that
particular date. Joe worked that
week every evening at the corner
drugstore. Who knows but that for
that very same date he spent more
than he should on a new tie or q
shirt? At any rate, Joe planned FOL
that evening.
The reason he called up was be-
cause he probably liked you and
wanted more of your company than
he gets in the schoolroom. The
sprucing up end of the date deal
we'll disregard. After all, you too
believe in going out on date look
ing like picture Of sweetness ano
neatness. But boys will tell you thai
Evening star., 1948-02-15

derstanding about the problems that
arise in the teens.
Dear Nancy: A boy I like Uery
much, and ,Dho tells me he likes
me, Gl,uays pays attention to one
OF my girl friends tDhen she's
around, eDen 1Dhen he's lUith me.
/ get quite angry ,rhen he does,
but I'd like to knoa1 If should
Just ignore it or say something
to him about it. What do you
think?"
tA) AS long as he's dating you
and has told you that he likes you
there's no reason for you to be-
come upset. Join in the converse :
tion and don't let it bother you if
he pays bit of attention to her.
It's only friendship, for it's you
he takes out. If he weren't more
interested in you he'd date her. It's
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Beamed at Teen.Agers
When Romance Breaks Ub,
BE acttuI but Hold Firm
By Nancy Moffram

Dear Nancy: Ppe been going
steady t0ith boy for month,
but / haze found out / don't care
for him as did at the begin
ing, so / 1Udnt to break off t0ith
him. He's a wonderful telloio,
and / don't knotD hoaD to tell him.
He says that he cares for me Dery
much and that he ,Dants me to
marry him in a te,D gears. I
don't toafit to as / knotp I'd neDer
be happy. Can you help ne?"
(A} Occasionally people decide
that they would like to spend theil
lives together, after having gont
out for only a month. But it rarely
Evening star., 1948-02-15

Don't be in too much Of q hurry
to rush things. Still, parents should
make an effort to realize that when
a girl reaches her teens she will
naturally become interested in boys.
They should use some tact at this
point and discuss their children's S
ideas with them, listening to their
views and presenting their own.
Only in that way can parents and
their children reach a friendly un-
Evening star., 1948-02-15

WOTkS Out. Al
your age you
can bank on
having m a n y
n c W ronanceS
in the years to
com Yo u'l !
meet new peo-
pie as you grow
older, in school
or out. A few
years is a long
time where you
and he are con-
cerned. It's safe
to assume you
have nothing to
r
Evening star., 1948-02-15

Saturday night and your daydreams become reality you
prepare go that basket ball and party aterward
special evenings you'll 0ant to light breezy
toilet .vaer "prom set" that teena 0Al
avant 1t contains decately scented SOAP busting
po,pder toilet sachet. 1t is Early American
presentation created you o ,oat that type OF
fraorance to surround you throughout the day.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
CAMPERS ATTENTION

Next Friday evening, Nov
ember 26th, at 7:15 P. M. the
Junior Guard and Guardette
Campers will hold a camp re-
union. All those who were at
camp this last season are in
vited and urged to be present.
There will be pictures shown,
both movies, and Kodachrome
slides taken at camp. Also
there will be 3 skits given, one
each by the girls, boys and
staff.
Don't forget Friday evening,
November 26th, 1915 P. NJ,
Camp Reunion, 4th floor of
College Building.
The price of a good time
and good eats, only 15c.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of Proposed Change in
Schedule.

To the Patrons Of the Illinois Bell
Telephone Company:
The Illinois Bell Telephone Com
pany hereby gives notice to the pub
lie that it has filed with the Illinois
Commerce Commission a proposed
change in it's rates and charges for
telephone service in the State Of ILL
nois and that said change involves a
general increase in the rates and
charges for local exchange services,
interstate toll services and special
contract services.
A copy of the proposed change in
schedule may be inspected by any
interested party at any business Of
flee of this company.
All parties interested in this mat
ter may obtain information with re-
spect thereto either directly from this
company or by addressing the Sec
rotary of the Illinois Commerce Com
mission at Springfield, Illinois.
ILLINOIS BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
By L. G. Bratton,
General Commercial Manager
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
fife TheOCrat

held on Tuesday evenings be-
ginning November 3Oth at 8
P. M. in the College Building
and will continue each Tues
day evening until date of pre-
sentation.
/. All singers and musicians are
invited to attend these rehears-
ais and prepare for this great
Oratorio.
The net proceeds of the Free
Will Offering received will be
turned over to the Community
Chest.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
ZION HOTEL DINING
ROOMS OPEN TO THE

CONTINUED from page II
will cater to Weddings, We'd
ding Receptions, Club Meet
ings, Luncheons, Teas and Dim
ners; Showers, Dinner Parties,
Anniversaries, Convention
Banquets and Dinners, special
Christmas and New Years Par
ties and seasonal occasions
throughout the year.
The Dining Rooms will be
open to the public with a di-
versified menu to suit all re-
quirements, and with items at
varying prices. You may feel
free to come to Zion Hotel Din
ing Rooms for service varying
from a cup of good coffee to
complete table d'hote dinner.
You are invited to call or
phone and talk over your din
ner or catering requirements,
no matter how large or how
small, with our Mr.. Livernois,
our chef-steward, Phone Zion
GAL. We welcome Women's
club meetings, teas, lunch
cons and dinners. Patrons who
so desire may add their own
delicacies, and our chef will be
only too glad to serve them for
you, enabling you to stay with
in your club budget and yet
enjoy your luncheon meetings
and teas in Zion Hotel Dining
Rooms.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
HAVE YOU NOTICED?

Have you noticed the pipe
sticking up behind Frank Scac-
cia's Stationwagon? That is a
set of pipes one smaller than
the other which are hoisted up
to 80 feet height and holds up
a telivision aerial for home
demonstrations.
In speaking of home demon
STATIONS have you noticed that
black brief bag that Frank car
ries in his Station Wagon. It
contains Easterling Sterling
silver samples.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
MUSIC NUMBERS
Morning Worship Service
/ 0rd,s Dau Moxzonohox d 1919

A'AOA AAAAA5 w Va S(A WIG
Lords Day, November Fl, 1848
REPRESENTATIONS, Ye
Thankful People Come" by
Elvey.
ANTHEM-"Praise the Lord,
0 My Soul"-by Watson.
HYMN-ANTHEM-"T he Ships
Glide In"-by Ponsonby.
ANTHEM - ''Praise Ye the
Lord"-by Cesar Frank.
RECESSIONAL - "For the
Beauty of the Earth" by
Kocher.
CHI OR REHEARSAL this
week will be held at 1880
P. M. on FRIDAY evening
in the Auditorium.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
ZION CHOIR WILL PRESENT
HANDLES MESSIAH

HandePs Messiah will be
presented in the Zion Audi
forum, Sunday afternoon, Dec
ember 10Th, 1913, at 3 100 PM.
Chorus rehearsals will begin
next Sunday afternoon at 800
P. M. in the College Building
Chapel.
This great Oratorio will be
presented by the Zion White
ROBBED Choir with guest sing
ers from Zion and the sur
rounding area, accompanied
by Zion Symphony Orchestra
and guest musicians from this
locality.
Orchestra rehearsals will be
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
ZION YOUTH
FELLOWSHIP

Zion Youth Fellowship ex-
tends an invitation to you to
worship with us. Henry Otter
bacher will be in charge and
for his speaker he has obtain
ed Yves Colwell. Our meeting
starts at 7:45 in the Chapel
and our prayer is that we will
see you there.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
GOSPEL MEETINGS
Zion Hotel Prayer Room
EVERY LORDS DAY at 7:45

in the evening
The subject Of Overseer Anton
Darms address for the evening
of November 18th, will be:
''MAKING EVERY DAY, A
DAY OF PRAISE AND
THANKSGIVING!"
ALI Welcome
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24
ZION BANK DISBURSES
CHRISTMAS CHECKS

CONTINUED from page y
ing paid out to individuals who
have taken advantage of this
convenient savings plan. The
amount represents an increase
of % per cent over last years
total.
Customers of Zion Bank have
used this systematic method of
saving for nearly a quarter of a
century.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-11-24

FOR SALE: Thor Washing Machine;
2-motor Airway Vacuum Cleaner; ;,
Boys Balloon tired Bicycle. Phi. 1862,
or, see them at 2219 Elizabeth Ave.
1OO8-11-23
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Bermuda Clears Up After Hurricane

MIAMI, (P0 - The honeymoon and vacation resort of Bermuda cleared away debris yesterday in the wake of a severe hurricane that lashed the area with winds of 123 miles an hour.
 No loss of life was reported and property damage was not exten- sive, according to reports.
 The hurricane had winds of 140 miles per hour in a small area near the center and heavy squalls and gales extended outward 200 miles from the center.
 It whirled northward at 16 miles an hour and the weather bureau said it probably would make a slow curve to the north-northeast, ac- celerating in a forward movement.
 All shipping in its path was ad- vised to exercise extreme caution.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
ASSURE NOME OF LATE SHIP

SEATTLE. (H) - A spokesman for the Pacific American ship owners and the Waterfront Elm ploYers Association said today plans are being made 10 insure a sailing for Nome and other Norton Sound points despite the maritime strike.
 The Alaska Steamship Com panY is going ahead with plans 10 send necessary supplies to Nome. prior 10 the annual freeze" the spokesman said.
 "The company is willing and ready 10 load and man and sail the ship under pre-strike terms and conditions"
 There was no explanation of how the plan would be handled.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
B-29's In along Hops On Air Force Day

WASHINGTON, (P) - The air force announced the detailed schedule of the 50 B-29's that will fly from overseas bases to 25 points in the U. s. on Air Force day this Saturday.
 In addition five huge B36 bombers will fly over several hundred cities and towns on non- stop flights from their Fort Worth bases and return.
 All of the B-29's except six are scheduled to land at noon local time at their varied destinations.
 Routes of the B-29's include:
 Elmendorf air force base, An chorage; via San Francisco and Chicago to Maxwell air force base, Montgomery, Ala, 4,500 miles.
 Elmendorf via Sacramento, Cal, and Racine, Wis, to Birmingham, Ala, municipal airport; 4.404 miles.
 Elmendorf via Las Vegas, New, and Nashville, Tenn, to Randolph air force base San Antonio, Tex; 4,664 miles.
 Elmendorf via Santa Barbara, Calif., and Knoxville, Tenn.;. to Kanawha county airport, Charles ton, w. Va, 4,494 miles.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Boeing Workers Returning To Jobs

SEATTLE, (R - Over 5000 workers were registered by quit ting time Monday, the Boeing Air plane company announced, as the 145-day-old strike of the aero me- chanics' union ended and the back to-work movement got under way.
 A. F. Logan, industrial relations director, said more than 1000 of them have been given job assign ments and reporting dates. He said others will receive reporting dates Gin the sequence needed"
 The union listed a membership of 14,800 when the strike started.
 The returning workers will re- ceive the 15-cent hourly increase offered by the company before the strike.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Nations Safety Endangered By Investigations

WASHINGTON, (P)-Dr. Mar tin D. Kamen, a nuclear physicist, yesterday repeated his statement that he never has disclosed any atomic energy secrets to unauthor- ized persons.
 Further, he said he would not disclose any atomic energy infor- nation to the House un-American activities committee members un- less the atomic energy commission assures him committee members have been cleared for access to such restricted data"
 Kamen, now a professor at Washington University, St. Louis, was dismissed from the atomic bomb project by the army in 1944.
 He was called for questioning by the House committee yesterday at a closed session in it's investigation of alleged atomic espionage.
 Before the committee met, the scientist told reporters at news conference that he would refuse to answer any committee ques- tions.
 He accused the committee of having "already released to the press derog a tory innuendoes about me-" He said he has moth ing to conceal"
 He repeated his insistence that he is mot communist, never has
 (Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Army Signing g Up "Strikebreaking" 

SAN FRANCISCO, CP) - The army began signing up dock men yesterday to load it's strike-bound cargoes despite an official boy cott' by Harry Bridges CIO long shoremen.
 Army spokesmen accepted a number of men appearing at its Ft. Mason offices this morning, re- quiring all to sign the government loyalty pledge.
 Bridges accused the army of "strike-breaking" by signing up longshoremen through it's civil service employment office instead of the union hiring hall.
 Four men in the white caps of CIO longshoremen stood in front of the office. They wore no picket or other insignia, however, and made no move to interfere with those reporting for army work.
 Effects of the 13-day-old coast tie-up were mounting
 Some 100000 tons of army cargo had piled up. More than 100000 bushels of wheat were reported piled on the ground in Washing ton. The C. & H. sugar refinery at Crockett, Calif., announced it would close down Oct. l for lack of raw sugar. Air shipment of sup
 (Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Many Killed And Injured In Korean Train Wreck
By William R. Moore)

SEOUL, (P) A fast passenger train roaring out of a tunnel last night crashed into another train halted on the track, killing 35 hOmeWard bound American sol diers, including 80 American troops. They were bound for Seoul from Pusan Fusan).
 Witnesses said the fast train from Mokpo to Seoul, which had no headlight, telescoped the rear of the troop train, which had no rear lights.
 One passenger on the soldiers train likened the wreck and SubSe- quest fire to a Dante's Inferno. Rescue workers worked all night digging out the dead and injured
 The 35 American bodies were brought here early today. The in jured were treated by American and Korean doctors and many of them were able to continue their journey.
 Charles McCafferty, Chicago, a passenger, said the engineer of the Mokpo train apparently did not see the other train until it was 50 yards away.
 The Pusan-Seoul train was not on it's regular route because of a Washout, the army reported.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Western EnvOys
 Meet with MOlOtOv

MOSCOW, (P)-The three west ern envoys went to the Kremlin yesterday for a meeting with Sov- jet foreign minister V. M. Molotov.
 This was the first four-power meeting in Moscow since Aug. 30, when U. s. ambassador Walter Be- dell Smith, French ambassador Yves Chataigneau and special en- voy of Britain, Frank Roberts saw Molotov and his deputy, Andrei Vishinsky on the Berlin questions.
 The three westerners met among themselves just before they went to the Kremlin. The new meeting followed the return of Francois Seydoux, French political adviser in Germany, with reports on the talks held in Berlin by the four military governors.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15

PARIS, (P) - The United Ma tions announced yesterday the se- curity council will meet Thursday on the invasion of Hyderabad by India.
 The security council was called at the request of Hydeiabao by Britain's Sir Axelander Cadogan, president of the council for Sep tember. It will be the first U. N meeting in the Palais de Challot where the general assembly con- VeneS next week.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
NEWS TN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, (4) - The air base at Nome, Alaska, will be named The Marks Airbase, in hon. or of Maj. Jack s. Marks, who was shot down in flames while making a second bombing run leading a flight of heavy bombers in an at tack on Japanese naval forces in Kiska Bay July IT, 1922.
 He was awarded the air medal. The dedication ceremonies will be held at Boiling Field, Washington, D. C., Sept. IS.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15

DIES MONIES, (P)-Bob Davis, freckle-faced and IA, came within two words of being the Iowa state fair 1948 jelly champion. The words: "Women only"
 Bob brought to the fair eight tempting entries he had prepared in his mothers kitchen but the rule barred him.
 "He probably would have won two firsts," said Mrs. James Dwyer, superintendent of the cu- 1inary division.
 AS well as being a skilled jelly maker, Bob holds junior rifle craftsmanship honors and is presi- dent of his school science club.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
More Planes Being Sent To Germany

WASHINGTON, (P) - The air force is sending about 40 more C-54 four-engine cargo planes to Germany to reinforce the 105- C-54s flying the airlift to Soviet blockaded Berlin.
 The planes, now going over, will use expanded airport facilities which have been constructed to handle the task of supplying Der lin.
 The air force said it will con- tinue to meet such requirements as may be laid down by Gen. Lu- cius Clay, U. S. military governor, during the coming months.
 The additional planes and men are being drawn from various areas, including the Far East, and will pass through the United States on the way to Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15

NEW YORK, (P) Jack Galla- gher of the Austin, Texas, Ameri- can-Statesman, relates how base ball fan recently was summoned to the press box phone at Austin to receive an important message. The fan trudged in, listened with a solemn look, then turned to leave. As he passed the last reporter in the box, the man pulled score book from his pocket and asked apologetically/ How did that last batter go out was delayed for a minute. A death in the family my mother
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Arabs Fine Jew;
 Condemn to Death

BAGHDAD, Iraq, P)-One of Iraq's wealthiest merchants, Sha- fiq Ades, a Jew, is under sentence of death on charges that he helped the Jews in Palestine and organ ized Zionism in Iraq.
 The military court which con victed him also fined him 100000 dinars (about $20,000,00O. The fine is to be collected at once. The death sentence is subject to ap- proval of the King.
 The courts verdict was reached after two months of investigation and a week of court sessions.
 Ades was accused, among other things, of purchasing surplus Bri- tish army material, particularly arms, and of shipping it to Pales- tine for use by the Jews.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Internation'l News At A Glance
Tuesday. September IA. l948)

(By the Associated PreSs)
 The American military governor in Germany, Gen. Lucius D. Clay, said yesterday 'I don't think war is just around the corner"
 He said if the current steps to end the 82-day Russian blockade of Berlin fail, the crisis could be brought before the United Nations security council as a threat to peace. The Russians, of course, could trot out their much-used ve- to.
 Clay said negotiations by the four military governors have not been broken off but suspended by mutual agreement. ',
 (BERLIN The Russians sen- fenced five Germans at a secret trial to 25 years at hard labor for taking part last Thursday in the giant rally against communists. They were accused of rioting against Russian soldiers and their German police. The harsh stntence did nothing to endear the Russians to anti-communists.
 Louis Glaser, retiring chief of the civil administration and polit- ical affairs branch of the Ameri- can military governor, asserted Russia and communism have lost the political battle in Berlin and
 Continued on Page Seven
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
COP Gets Large Victory In Maine

PORTLAND, Me, (P) - Rep. Margaret Chase Smith won Sem ate seat with two new records majority and percentage-in Mon days Maine election-another Re- publican grand slam.
 She and other COP leaders hail. ed the results as indicative of a smashing victory for the Dewey
 Continued on Page EighD