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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

EoWth dance

Young progressives from ali
parts of Chicago will dance and
sing at social to be held this
Saturday, May %, at $3.50 pm. in
Community Center of Rogers
Park under auspices of North
Side Youth for Wallace, accord
ing to Sondra Fingerman. Ballad
eer Win Stracke will be there
with his guitar.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
On the picket line

Wallace is the first Presidential
candidate ever TO address strik-
ers on a picket line. In Chicago
he visited the packinghouse pick
cts. Last week he chatted with
ChrYsler pickets at Detroit be-
fore speaking before enthusiastic
crowd of $4,000. His speech was
an argument for pay boost for
the auto. workers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
Moving Day

Progressive Party needs room,
so it's going back where it came
from-187 N. LaSalle. 1t moved
from there to 112 E. Walton last
winter. New place is more con-
venient Gin the loop and roomier
(three times as much space. PPI
is taking over entire second
floor.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
Academic freedom

Two more college professors
have been fired because of their
support of the third party. In
Georgia the state university dis
missed James Barfoot, education
professor, because that states
Wallace party tentatively chose
him as its candidate for COVER
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

running mate,
c a lled off a
scheduled meet
ing in okla
homa City after
authorities re-
fused to per-
NIT unsegre-
gated audience.
Taylor sent "a
message saying
he'll go there
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

held in Grand
Ballroom of the
Sheridan Plaza
II o t ell AS 7
Sheridan. o n
Tuesday night.
May rs. should
provide answer.
Speakers: + h e
r e v. Clarence
P a r k e r. S +.
-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
LimeoIn's party

Lincoln led a third party TOO.
Now the growing Wallace move
ment will probably add interest
TO "Lincoln's Third Party"
new pamphlet by Elizabeth Law
son. which will be published
soon by international.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
IRON CURTAIN
Pickering room only
here for pro-wear film

Chicagoans are showing Holly
wood they won't accept war-in-
citing films.
Two successful picket lines in
front Of the Chicago Theatre last
week, coupled with leaflet distri-
button, opened a militant cam
paign to warn moviegoers about
''The Iron Curtain" Hollywood's
new spy thriller calculated to
make Americans hate and fear
the Russian people.
The Chicago c o m mites
Against War Propaganda now
plans TO carry the campaign TO
the neighborhood theatres. Ex-
hibitors in all sections of the city
are learning that their patrons
won't take warmongering in place
of entertainment. and that they'll
get the same militant protests
if they book he film.
On the opening night of "The
Iron Curtain" a picket line of
over one hundred people repre-
senting the city's progressive
clergy, youth and veterans
groups, fraternal organizations
and unions, paraded under the
marquee of the>Chicago Theatre
with signs denouncing the distor-
lions of the picture and calling
attention to the wide protest
against the film from leading
public figures.
+
THE Committees 1eaflet not
only debunkS the claims of the
producers that the film is a semi
documentary true story, but goes
on to raise with moviegoers the
serious question of where the
present drive for war hysteria
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
Nv a1R14 EzNs -

nor. In Pennsylvania, Lycoming
College at Williamsport dropped
Clarence R. Athearn, philosophy
professor, for third party activi-
ties.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

Are UNIT and Peacetime Con-
scription Necessary" If you're
in doubt. town meeting to be
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

for another rally soon - and the
audience won't be jim-crowed. :
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
Jim Crow must 20

Sen. Glen Taylor, "
Evening star., 1948-03-03
| Your Income Tax
|Morch IS DeodIine for Farmers
Who Must Estimate 148 Income

an estimate and make the first
payment on the difference between
the tax withheld and the full tax
due.
Example: You'll make $45O0 In
wages from which tax is withheld
but you'll get an additional $l0l
from lecturing or renting room
or doing some service.
Suppose husband and wife both
have incomes large enough to re-
quire an estimate. Then both must
file an estimate. separately or
jointly.
Then, at the end of 194S, they
can decide whether they want to
make their final return for the year
Jointly or separately.
Income May Increase.
Say you don't have to file an
estimate now. But suppose you find
later in the year that you do be-
cause Of income changes or other
reasons. In such a case you can
file an estimate by the next pay
ment date: June is, September Is,
January IS, 1948.
Suppose q person files an esti-
mate by March Is and later In 1948
finds he's underestimated. What
does he do? He doesn't have to do
anything unless he finds he's under
estimated by more than 20 per cent.
If he's underestimated by less
than 20 per cent, he can pay in full
in 1949 when he makes his final re-
turn on 1s48 income.
But If he's underestimated by
more than 20 per cent, he must COR
rect it by the time he makes the
next payment, June IS, September
Is or January Is, 1949, by filing q
revised estimate.
Farmers don't have to make an
estimate on 1948 income or make
any payment until January IL, 1949.
But remember this:
Points to Remember.
This year Congress may reduce
the tax on 1948 income. That's
maybe. Right now you must obey
the law and, as explained here, file
an estimate, If you should.
As explained, you'll be able to
change your estimate later II Con-
gress reduces 1948 taxes.
If your tax is reduced, and you've
overestimated, you can correct 1T
downward when you make your
next quarterly payment by changing
your estimate.
Keep this information II you're
going to file an estimate because
the information won't be repeated
In tomorrow's explanation Of how
to file an estimate.
TOMORROW: HOW TO FILE
AN ESTIMATED TAX RETURN.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
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Evening star., 1948-03-03
i Your income Tax
Ninth OF a series.J
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

March Is is the income tax dead.
line for:
l. Those who must make a fina
treturn-and pay in full any ia,
still owed-on their 1947 income.
Most people, when they've done
that, won't have anything furthe,
to do until March Is, 1949, wher
they settle up on their 1913 taxes
That's because most people make
under 5000 and full 1948 tax will
be withheld from wages and sal
aries under 5000 in 1948. But
2. Some people also by March Is
1948, must file an estimate on Their
1948 tax and start paying the first
of four installments on some Of it.
That's because several million
people won't have the full tax-ol
any tax-withheld from them in
1948. The reason is:
They'll make over $1,000 or will
have the kind of income from which
tax is not withheld. So, to repeat
BY March Is, 1s4S, they must file
an estimate on their 1948 tax and
make the first of four payments on
the difference between the tax with
held (if any and the estimated full
tax for 1948.
Payment Dates Listed.
Those three other payments are
due June Is and September Is OF
this year and January Is, 1s49.
You're one of these people:
/. If your 1948 income from wages
or salary will be more than 5000
plus $500 for each exemption be-
sides your own.
Example: You're married. You
salary will be $500. Full 1948 ta1
is withheld up to 5000, plus eacf
exemption except your own. Yo,
claim a $500 exemption for YOU
wife. You don't. have to file ar
estimate.
Example: You're married and
have one child. Your 1948 salary
will be $4,000. In your case full tax
is withheld up to $4,000 because OF
those two $500 exemptions for youl
wife and child.
You'll have to file an estimate
land start paying the difference be-
tween the tax withheld up to $4,000
and the full tax due on $1,000.
2. If you expect to have $500 or
more income from which no tar
lis withheld-such as a doctor with
fees or a landlord with rents-youn
have to file an estimate on your
total 1948 income and the tax on 1t
and start paying the tax.
8. If you'll have income Of more
than 500 from which tax Is with
Iheld-and If the two incomes total
$500 or more-you'l have to file
Evening star., 1948-03-03
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20
PutrOmS Of
The b a n u


Juneau Upholstery Co.
Purity Bakery
Ideal Paint Store
Bert's Food Center
Mclean and Werner
B. M. Behrends Bank
Florence Shop
Shattuck Agency
Keith Wiides
Juneau Florists
Alaska Electronics
snap Shoppe
Vic Power
Electric Service SHOP
Steve vukovicn
Bellies Coffee Shop
}. II. Hope
Alaska Music Supply
Alaska Eiectdict Light & rover 10.
Fred Cameron
Reliable Transfer
Juneau Plumbing 4 Heating Go.
Baranof Hotel
Pacific Northern Airlines. Inc.
The Nugget Shop
Triangle Cleaners
Pan American Always
Casters
Juneau Drug
Alaska Credit Bureau
Lu-Eks
Sully's Bakery
Alaska Photographic Studio
Needlecraft
J. B. Burford Co.
Garnick's Grocery
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20
Patrons Of
he II a ~ a

Hennings
Commercial Liquor Store
Sugar Bowl
Gus George
New York Tavern
Warfield Drugs
Snow White Laundry
Race Drugs
Tot-to-Teen Shop
Brownies Liquor Store
r. E. Robertson
Butler-Mauro Drug Co.
Ludwig Nelson, Jeweler
Capitol Shoe Repair
Bavard's Liquor
S & T Clothing Store
w. p. Johnson
New Ideal Shop
]. G0ldstein
Dreamland Bar
James Sofoulis
Metcalfe Sheet Metal
Victory Bar
Swanson Brothers
Sid's Bar
Alaskan Cut-Rate Liquor s
Juneau Cold Storage
Chas. w. Carter Mortuary
Winter and Pond, Inc.
]. MarinOvich
Alaska Federal Savings &
Home Grocery
Nance 5 and 10
Pamaray
Joe George
California Grocery
Connors Motor Co.
Case Lot Grocery
City. Cleaners
Alaska Laundry, Inc.
Jorgenson's Motors
Harri Machine Shop
VIM. E. HixsOn
Alaska Coastal Airlines
Juneau Motors
X. w. Cowling Co.
Triplette and Dalziel
Thibodeau's Market
Don Abel
Harbor Market
Columbia Lumber Co.
Spruce Delicatessen
Jays Super Service
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20
Sponsored by the

ARGENTINA-Paso Doble Damerel Evans
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM Lucen Calllet
This distinguished musician adaptation OF Anton
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deeply religious dramatic, containing of the
most solemn chorales written The symphony or
chestra rendering the number quite frequently
EMPLOYS a grand organ augment its regular instru-
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Lucien Caile native of France but now
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THE THREE TRUMPETERS-Div
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Featuring: Bill sperling Nathaniel Moore and
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THE MOUSE AND THE CLOCK-Novelty
Howard Whitney
AMERICAN PATROL, Meachann- Yoder
Long a perennial favorite, the American Patrol has
been performed by practically every type OF musical
organization existence, including the swing band
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20

DESERT SONG OVERTURE Romberg-Bennett
IN A PERSIAN Observation-Disclosures
Albert Ketebey
Synopsis The camel-drvers gradually approach
the cries of beggars for "Backsheesh" are heard
the princess enters carried by her servants
tshe S represented by theme, given at first TO
bassoon clarinet, and saxophone, then repeated by
full band) stays watch the uggers and snake
charmer The caliph passes through the market
and interrupts the entertainment The beggars are
heard again. the Princess prepares to depart and the
caravan resumes its journey. The themes OF the
princess and the camel-drivers heard family In
the distance and the marketplace becomes deserted
MARCHO POCO-Concert March Donald Moore
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20

Music is fundamental-one Of the great sources
of life health, strength, and happiness"
Luther Burbank
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-20
Juneau Rotary CIoSb
---------PROGRAM---------

THE JUNEAU MEMS CHORUS-Director, Ernes
Ehler; Accompanst, Miss Dorianne Barnes
presents
Home on the Range-Oscar Fox; On Wings
of -Mendelsshon; Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot = Spiritual What Shall We DO
With a Drunken Sailor = Sea Chantey.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Texas City disaster and on Middle
East oil or perhaps the lack of it.
1t might be we'll to point out here
that 100000 barrels of oil is con-
sidered a mere trickle in overall
production, which ran to nearly
5,500,000 in the United States last
year. A barrel holds AZ gallons.
But the immediate danger to the
United States and to the average
citizen, as well as next winters
heating problems, in the current
Palestine situation-oilwise-lies in
the upsetting of the delicate cal
culations on which the whole Euro
pean Recovery Program were based
The Arab-Jewish quarrels already
have caused the refinery at Haifa
to close down and forced a delay in
the work of two major pipelines.
Only last week the Fuel Committee
of the Organization for European
Economic Cooperation announced
in Paris that the Palestine fighting
threatened to cut off for an indefl-
mite period the chance to get the
deliveries that were expected to
fill the ERP requirements. The
Haifa pipeline, which runs through
Arab territory, is blocked, cutting
off the chief source for France.
IF disorders in the Near East
should continue or spread, the ex-
perts feel that the need would arise
to revise the whole petroleum pro-
gram," the dispatch concluded.
Revise the whole petroleum pro-
gram means onlyene thing" high
Government 0ficfal explained. 1T
Evening star., 1948-06-06

had been anticipated that the petro-
leum of the Middle East would re-
place petroleum from the Western
Hemisphere going to the European
areas, and this is most important
consideration in any discussion of
the recovery program. The conse-
quential benefit to our own national
security which derives from the
replacement from this continent of
oil for Europe with oil from the
Middle East is very apparent. The
demands upon our oil resources and
those of the Western Hemisphere
will be lessened, and the consequent
savings will be more security as
regards petroleum for ourselves"
u. S. an Importer in 1916
The refinery, which is in Israeli
territory, was supplied with crude
oil by pipeline which runs to the
oil-producing fields of Iraq and by
tankers from Tripoli in Lebanon.
The output-around 100000 barrels
a day-was comparatively small
when taken in comparison with
world production but, as We have
seen, 100000 barrels can be the
difference between heat and cold.
So it is quite conceivable that the
cutting down of Middle East sources
could affect the domestic situation.
The showdown In the pipeline con-
st1uction does not mean less oil
for any one Immediately but COM
pletion of these lines next year and
in 1850 was scheduled to make pos
sible increasing production by 400,-
Ycr n a
Evening star., 1948-06-06

has started shock waves that grow
in widening circles in the oil
world.
1t may be stated at the outset that
despite the relative tightness of
the oil supply of last winter-no
responsible industry or Government
leader can be found who will pre-
dict that the domestic consumer in
the near future will too seriously
lack the liquid fuels which seem to
be so important to him. Nor are
there any predictions that rationing
is a prospect. Last winters short
age was due to the unprecedented
and largely unexpected rise in de-
mand coupled with a scarcity OF
equipment for the rapid expansion
of transportation and refining facil-
tiles. 1t is not yet, nor will it be for
some time, a question of available
reserves of crude petroleum.
Careful of Predictions
However, it may be added that
10000 barrels a day was the margin
last winter between hardship and
comfort, and the American Petro-
leum Institute is inclined to hedge a
bit on this winters prospects. 1T
will be nip -and-tuck battle and the
industry will be within a couple of
per cent of filling requirements" a
spokesman said.
Like the late President Roosevelt
was wont to say, the question Of
whether there will be a shortage
this winter is rather an iffy' one
he continued. 1T depends on strikes
and On the possibility of another
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Allies Plan Better Life for South Sea Islander
Natives Tchni dIntrouc

promoting education
OF and films.
achieve goals announced research council will
will establish headquarters
either Fiji Islands Eventually is hoped
islanders themselves brought to-
gether discuss common problems
similar the Caribbean Commission which
funconng since 1896 -Four of the governments represented
board also in the South Pacific project
States Britain France and the Netherlands
peoples live thousands of islands
America Except the subjects OF the King
governed the white The region includes
Pitcairn Tahiti and American Samoa Some
inhabitants living amid primitive
tribal conditions
Thousands of Troops and Sailors May Be Hiding
said been upset by the to some
Recently reported that religious political movement
breaking isolated islands Ex-
pressing its adherents believe that great ship
appear all the good things they want These
gmpsed when American troops occupied some is
during according to reports Outbreaks OF the cult
have Manu Bouganvie and the
Solomons
Allied military. naval and civilian personnel still
NAV hiding according official ei-
Many been listed as missing.
barred from taking political
questions relating defense Recently Admiral Louis Den
the Pacific said that opeatonal
Southwest Pacific is being left up to Australia
Evening star., 1948-06-06
u. S. Frets When the Oil Gauge F|utters
World Demand Is Far
Greater Than
Supply
Nv Iohn A Giles
By John A. Giles

A barrel of oil produced any
where in the world is related to
every other barrel either directly
or indirectly. Until such time as
synthetics or perhaps atomic
energy-may replace it, oil is an
exhaustinle product, vital in war
time and vital in peacetime.
The United States and other
parts of the Western Hemisphere
have been and still are rich in oil
deposits. But the demand for oil
and its end products is worldwide
and ravenously consuming, requir-
ing much more than can econom-
ically be supplied over any lengthy
period of years by this half OF the
globe.
Bearing on Security
The supply of oil that lubricates
American industry or drives Amer
lean automobiles or heats American
homes Is affected by this world de-
mand. The rehabilitation require
ments of Europe and the troubled
politics of the Middle East, one OF
the great producing areas, can affect
the temperature in Washington
house next winter.
Secretary of Defense Forrestal
likens a discussion of world oil to
punching a balloon"-consumption
in one-quarter of the globe affects
production and potential exhaustion
in another quarter. Today's threats
to production in the Middle East
bear directly on tomorrow's security
in the West.
James T. Duce, vice president OF
the Arabian American Oil Co.. a
major Middle East producer, illus
trated the same point as follows
during testimony before congress.
sional committee:
During the war period, the in
crease of naval operations in the
Aleutians caused us to press for the
increase in the runnings at Abadan
in Iran, for increased Navy activity
in the North Pacific meant that more
oil had to be drawn from the Cali
fornia coast. This in turn cut of
some of the California supplies 60
ing to Macarthur in New Zealand
and Australia and we had to substi-
tute oil brought through the Panama
Canal and from the Caribbean. This
brought about a decrease of oil avail
able in the European and Mediter-
ranean theaters and caused us to
require increased amounts OF oil
from the Middle East. This kind OF
process is even more effective in
times of peace than in times Of war
for in peace all the sea lanes are
open, so that if there are sufficient
tankers, supplies can get to critical
points promptly"
Today the Arah-Israeli conflict
Evening star., 1948-06-06
By Robert N. Cool

BY Robert N. Cool
Since the schools of thought the
expanse which is the Southwest Pacific
isles of school, consisting chiefly Of
Rain the novels of Herman Melville
jungle hell" contingentmen who speak
authority basis wartime experiences in
the Soomons.
developing third body western opinion. which
islands effectively region where 100000
special environment and problems Like
earlier left their imprint the islands, the
apostles approach primarily bent aiding the in
habitants.
Commission Has Many Goals
Scenery magic of moonlight coral strand
nothing with their interest except they affect economies
During Today Sydney Australia delegates from six
plan the welfare OF de-
Members this South Pacific Com
States, Britain Australia New Zealand
All dependencies in the region
equator east OF New Guinea pepar
947 had the to act as an ad-
vsory participating matters affecting
development the nosf terri
tories" in that
Others the United States represented by two delegates
listed for prompt attention.
through and better machinery more ships
training Of leaders in technical ks
introducing modern agricultural methods fisheries research health
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Split on Holy Land Policy
! Menaces u, S.-British Ties
Bevins Says Strained Relations May Result
If America Insists That Britain Take
Sides in Arab.Jewish Conflict
By Constantine Brown

British Secretary Bevn in personal communication to
relations between the
suffer considerably the American
persists pressing Britain follow Washingon example
o partialty n present Arab-1srael conflict
situation and its background whlcn
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Extended Social Security
Is Subject of Much Study
All Present Projects Recognize 1nadequacy
of Coverage, and the Next Congress
Probably Will Tackle the Job
By Froncis P. Douolos

Liberalization Social Security System Is In the cards prob
term Of the next Congress
comprehensive expanding and modenzng the pro-
gram the Advisory Council Social Sc
curty appointed by Senate Finance Committee.
has urged Congress expand the coverage ana
Evening star., 1948-06-06

(See GILES, Page ca
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-09
WILMINGTON SHOPPER

Mrs. Roland Baldwin, Mrs: H.
B. Mallard, and Frank McGou-
gan were Wilmington shoppers
last Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-09
Sister=In=Law
Of Tabor Man
Taken BY Death

Mrs. Orban HARRISON, SO, died
Monday morning at her home
near ElizabethtoWn after an ex-
tended illness.
She was sister-in-law OF
Lewis HARRISON of Tabor City
Surviving are the husband
four sisters, one brother and one
half-brother.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at Elizabethtown Baptist church
with Rev. A. D. Frazier offici-
ating. Burial was in the Meth
odist church cemetery at Eliz-
abethtoWn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-09
GuidewaY Boxers
Win In Matches
At Acme-Delco

Greeley Longs GuideWay box
ing team DEBATED the Acme
Delco team + - to II recent