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Evening star., 1948-04-05

For the improvement of British coffee
a revolutionary new method is pushed by
London food agency. 1t is necessary only
to add secret ingredient, that turns out
to be coffee.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Science marches on-but unevenly. Thus
we know exactly where the stars will be
in 1890, but haven't an idea what our
Palestine position viii be in the morning.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Breath taking but belated is the new
bold look for. men, On our diplomats a
couple of years back it would have looked
good @5s.N
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have had that the United Nations would be-
come the effective cornerstone Of American
foreign policy.
Orr Neral Responsibility Increased.
Had the partition vote In the United Nations
been freely and fairly given the claim that the
Arab states should bow to world opinion might
have had . sounder basis. However. the right
OF any group Of nations to insist on delivering
over portion Of one country to some one else,
against the viii Of the majority Of the inhabi-
tants Of that territory, might still be ques-
toned. Perhaps Americans would understand
Arab feelings better II they could visualize
their own reaction to United Nations decision
to hand over two thirds Of Long Island to an
alien group.
.. The fact that the partition vote has, In
actual fact. already resulted in civil war in
Palestine rather than peace, Is to be clearly
noted. There Is also the further danger that
this civil war in Palestine can, like forest
fre once started, spread to neighboring coun-
tries. and thus furnish the spark that will set
Oh general connasration-in other words, q
caraclysmic Third World War.
The above statement is an effort to analyze
and to state to date the results Of the United
States support Of partition. Many Of us be-
lieved, and 90 stated in advance OF the par
tition vote. that this policy was being adopted
through error and misinformation. We have
therefore been relieved ut the revision which
has now been made. At the same time we must
clearlysrecognize that the policy not to support
partition Is only = negative one. We still have
the difncult task ahead Of working out q
positive solution that Is clear, workable and
one to which the American people will be
willing to give their active support BY its
switches In policy the American Government
has increased It's moral responsibility for
assisting positively In the implementation OF
whatever solution for Palestine Is finally agreed
upon. HAROLD B. HOSKINS,
Chairman Of the Board Of Directors, Near
East College Association.
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For Brother Stassen it can be said with
out prejudice that he looks as If he might
pitch hay for the campaign photo without
pulling three tendons and blowing knee
cap
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BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

Q. Are women In the Soviet Union subject
to compulsory military service?-W. E. A.
A. Women in the Soviet Union have not
been subject to compulsory military service
except in time of war and then only for
specialized services.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Q. Which Is more popular, brushless SHAY.
ing cream or the lathery variety?-P. r. T.
A. According to recent trade survey, the
brushless type was used by So per cent of
an shavers
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the NdlQQle East WOu1Q nave Suuered. This
would not have been pleasing to many Ameri-
can citizens who are interested in or who
support these activities. Such 4 situation,
especially If coupled with the killing Of Ameri-
can troops used to establish and maintain
Jewish state in Palestine. would have been
most likely to lead to an increase OF anti
semitism In this country. Certainly many
American citizens of Jewish descent, who are
not Zionists, are stil most fearful that the
establishment of Zionist State win make
all American Jews suspect Of 4 divided loyalty.
Certainly this policy of partition, which con-
scioilsly increased racial and religious antag-
onisms in the United States, TO that extent
weakened domestic unity which Americans
rs q whole have struggled for generations to
build up
Z. After the terrible destruction of millions
of Jews in Europe during the War, the
endsngering Of the lives Of an additional 300,-
600 Jews, now living rs minorities in Arab
lands. may not have appeared too serious
It should, however, be clear that the inaple-
menting OF partition would most likely have
resulted in the destruction Of these Jewish
minorities. Nor is it fair to construe such
statement, as hiss previously been done, as an
invitation by anti-zionist Americans to the
Arabs Of the Middle East to murser this addi-
tional number of jews.
On the contrary, many of us have defended
the generally unpopular thesis that. rather
than attempt to send more Jewish refugees to
Palestine. the United States should set an
example to every other nation by taking in
refugees up to 10 per cent Of its existing Jewish
population. If this were done by all the States
of the United Nations, there would be no jew
ish refugee problem that would require their
going to Palestine. In the case of the United
States, such policy would entail the accept
ance of between 100000 and 100000 Jewish
refugees.
g. Great disillusionment has developed in the
governments of many countries, besides those
OF the Arab world, ~ result Of the power
politics and ruthless pressures which were en-
ployed by the United States Government In
forcing the vote for partition through the
United Nations. This disillnsionment has
weakened the hope which many Americans
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@. Please compare the number of clocks
and watches purchased in a years. p. G.
A. In l946 approximately $4,000 900 watches
and 100000 clocks of all types were pur-
chased by persons Inf the United States.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

O. Do bats bite?-N D. E.
A. Although bats generally do no harm,
they will bite II picked up
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-08
Ancient Medical
Lore Resurrected

HOLLYWOOD - Walla G
Beery is looking for a DR.. Kill
dare, period 1900.
ugh Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer has made many films with
a modern medical background,
research is working overtime to
discover exactly what methods
and instruments doctors used in
pioneer days in the wilderness
Script of Beery's new film,
big Jack Horner," in which he
portrays a hunted outlaw, calls
for him to aid a young doctor
perform his first operation, a
feat which made medical his
tory.
Without anesthesia, not yet de-
veloped in that era, and with
tools supplied for the most part
by the local barber, Beery ar
ranges for the doctor to perform
the unheard-of abdominal poera-
ton.
Any old lancets hidden in
your attic?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-08
Actors Reunited
After Forty Years

HOLLYWOOD-Two careers,
which started forty years ago,
then separated, finally came to-
gether on the set of Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer's big Jack" when
Wallace Beery was joined by ac-
tor Eddie Parkes.
a Beery and Parkes, who share
comedy scenes in the new film,
broke into show business in the
chorus of a Broadway musical,
"Babes in Toyland" When Beery
switched to films with the old
Essanay company in Chicago,
Parkes became half of the vaude-
vile headliners, Parkes and Coo
gan, father of Jackie Coogan.
While Beery moved West to
Hollywood, Parkes and Coogan
moved East-touring vaudeville
circuits in Europe.
Though the character actor has
been prominent in films for
many years. big Jack" marks
his first appearance on the screen
with Beery.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-08
CoImon Sfors
In Benny Show

The Ronald Colmans guest on
the Jack Benny Program this
Sunday, October 10, Z P. M. EST
(twice on the West Coast, 5 and
1890 P. M. California Daylight
ime) over NBC. This marks the
18th appearance of the Colmans
on the Benny show in what has
become the most talked about
guest "shots" on radio.
On hand to join in the fun will
be Mary Livingstone, Phil Har-
ris, Rochester, Dennis Day anc
Don Wilson. The Sportsmer
Quartet will warble their usua.
Zany commercial.
Dennis Day mixes brilliant
comedy with another beautiful
solo accompanied by Phil Harris
and his band.
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Dean Stockwell's
Photo Precedent

HOLLYWOOD. - To Dean
Stackwell goes the honor of be-
ing the first Hollywood actor
photographed full face, eyes star
ing intently into the camera.
The unusual pose, never pho
tographed by studio stillmen,
will serve as the model for an
screen mother in "The Secret
oil painting representing Deans
Garden"
The painting, prominently dis
played throughout the film, de-
notes the hypnotic influence OF
the boys parent, whose eyes
seemingly follow him in all parts
of the room.
Idea was conceived by Clar-
ence Brown, producer of the film,
and Fred M. Wilcox, who will
direct.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-08
Judy Gains Weight
From OlUn Cooking

HOLLYWOOD - Judy
Garland has discovered the
secret to gaining weight
cook your own meals.
Since the Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer star has had the
time to develop her hobby
of cooking, she has put on
fourteen pounds.
The recipes she excels in,
include Veal Paprika whose
sauce is made with thick
cream - b a k e d potatoes
mashed with milk and
cheese and put back into
the oven to brown-and an
upside down cake of april
cots topped with meringue
and served with hot apri
cot syrup.
There is only one draw
back, admits Miss Garland.
After these dishes, clothes
refuse to fit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-08
MOtOrist Crashes
Free Picture ShOtU

HOLLYWOOD - II hap
pened in Santa Monica on
a dark night.
A motorist, spotting a mo-
ton picture being screen
ed in a walled-in-yard,
thought he had found a
drive-in { n e atre. In the
mood for a movie, he began
q search for the ticket win
dow.
Imagine his surprise when
he discovered it was a pri-
vate home with the film be-
ing screened on the tennis
court for a group Of dis
tinguished guests?
The picture?
Red Shelton in M-G-M's
"a Southern Yankee" "
The motorist?
An anonymous gentleman
who received a choice seat
at the showing.
The owner Of the house
and exhibitor of the-1ilrn?
Van johnson.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-08

The picture, which will open
to an enthusiastically apprecia.
tive audience at the Valentine
Theatre is aspicy amalgam OF
sheer drollery, sophisticated hu-
NOR and comedy situations ir
which a high percentage of the
men and women who will wit
ness it can see a trifle of them.
selves. And that, of course, adds
to their fun.
Miss Carroll, as beautiful ano
exquisitely gowned as ever, is in
a fine fettle as if she had never
taken leave of the kleig lights
and MacMurray has an infecti-
lous quality hard to equal. Among
the featured players, Buddy -Ro-
gers and Louise Allbritton are
back after long absences too =
and a fine thing is is - while
Rita johnson and Alan Now
bray can carve additional notch
es in their records of achieve
ment.
Lloyd Bacon's direction is
sharp and pungent, making the
most of each hilarious moment
and the script writer's, Lou Bres-
low and Joseph Hoffman who
conceived the story in the first
place, provided him with many
of them. James Nasser, the pro-
ducer, who is starting off his in
dependent production company
with "An Innocent Affair."" has
a bell-ringer on his hands.
"An Innocent Affair" is q
United Artists release.
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Real English Gift
For Spencer Tracy

HOLLYWOOD - Sp r
Tracy was gifted with typically
English memento by the crew of
M-G-M's Edward, My Son"
when he finished work on the
film in London. He was present
ed with a cricket bat.
The actor, who had never at
tended a cricket match before
going to England to make the
new film, became such a fan o1
the popular British sport that
the crew figured he would be
most pleased with a bat to use
when he plays the game back
in Hollywood.