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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
DUNGANNON

DUNGANNON - Mrs. Mabel
SWank returned to her home at
Denver, Colo, after being called
here by the death of her father,
Sidney Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Briggs left
Monday for their home at Can
ton.
Mrs. Walter Stewart, Mrs. Ed
Stewart, Mrs. Lucy Blackburn
were shopping at Marietta re-
Gently.
Miss Myrtle Mincks is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ray Harr Of Coal
Run route
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart
and little son, Charles and w. E.
Black burn were business callers
at Caldwell Friday.
Mrs. w. c. Fleeman spent Sun
day at the Jordan home.
Quite a number Of friends and
neighbors attended the funeral
services Of Sidney Leonard which
were held at the McCurdy fu-
neral home Thursday at Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bob Martin and
c.. c.. Townsend were Beverly
visitors Friday,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03


ventional design is intended to do
in the field of interior styling
something comparable, in its
modern touch, to the new trend
of low, wide, streamlined eXter-
iors that have been SO widely ac-
claimed since Studebaker intro
duced its revolutionary postwar
contours.
The 1949 advancements include
the use of new decorator fabrics
and trim materials, as well as
new design. In some models seat
backs and cushions are in differ
ent and beautifully harmonized
patterns. set off by striking two
tone contrast between the uphOls-
terry and the sidewalks and head
lining.
For example, one upholstery
color combination comes in me-
dunn gray for the cushions, and
in gray and light green stripes
for seat backs. These blend with
aqua side and head trim. Another
combination offers alternating
stripes in taupe tones and soft
green. With this the color used
for sidewalks and head lining is
taupe.
In Regal Deluxe models the
modern touch has been further
emphasized by the use Of a new
alligator leatherette for trimming
doors and arm rests and for up
holstery piping.
For Studebaker's luxurious
Land Cruiser, the stylists have
continued the unique long-Wear-
ing, soil-resisting nylon fabric,
first used for automobile uphols-
terry by Studebaker in 1918, but
have adopted a new colorful pat
tern.
All convertibles have genuine
leather cushions and seat backs
with leatherette side-trim.
Instrument panels and window
reveals, as we'll as steering
wheels are colored to blend with
the new upholstery.
Rubber foam cushions standard
on the Commander series, are
now available at extra cost or
the Champion.
A wide variey of new exterior
colors is available for l949, in
Guiding new metallic shades fol
the conVertibles in both Cham
pion and Commander models.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

Mrs. Vernon Steele was taken
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03

and children visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson
of Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson and
Miss Daisy Williams were in
Barnesville Saturday.
Russell Magis of Bellaire spent
the weekend at his home here.
John Denius returned to his
home here after visiting the past
few. weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Bertha Lynn, of Quaker City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
Central Motor Company Displays
Siudebaker's Compleie Line I or '49

Highighted by interior luxury embodynga stringly
of upholstery appointments and rm Sude
display this Thursday
Central showrooms in their West street location
According Pckenpaugh Sudebaker stylis
have postwar accomplishments producing
interior keeping with design innovations representing the
bestin in modern home decoration
that this sharp deparure from
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-02-03
CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND - The Sun
shine Sunday school class of the
Methodist church held their Jan
uary meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

wrote, was based on ahumours
story his minister father used to
tell. MERCER was enthused over
the tune and had the King Cole
Trio make record of it for Cap
itol.
tThat record made us an over
night hit" says Nat and add:
lone night we closed at the 93l
Club at about $4,000 a week and
the next day we were making
100000 per at the Orpheum
Theatre.
Last year brought about the
Growing point Of our success with
mature Boy" Mat king Cole
closes "But we do hope we will
be able to turn out more records
like 'Straighten Up And Fly Right
which we personally feel was the
turning point in our career
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

Majority leader, declared last Wed
nesday that he is opposed to the
Barden Federal aid to education
bill.
One OF the reasons he gave for
his opposition was that the bill
fails to assure a fair share of Fed
eral funds being allocated in South.
ern States for the education Of
colored children.
He predicted that the bill not
be reported out Of the House Ed.
ucation and Labor Committee
The chief objection of Mr.
Mccormack was that under the
terms of the bill all children in
"a state between tse ages of and
II years would be counted m do
termine the amount to which a
state entitled but children not at.
tending public schools would he
prohibited from sharing in the
benefits of Federal appropriations
Inc bill contains no formula
providing for an equitable distri.
button of Federal funds between
white and colored schools in states
maintaining dual school systems
While colored hildren wcould be
counted for determining the allot-
ment OF a state, there also is no
provision in it whics would pro-
hlbit racial discrimination in the
expenditure of those funds in
states having separate schools for
white and colored pupils.
war Alcohol
During 1914. total output d "A.
alcohol reached an all-tirne p~ak a
sO6 600. 600 1s0-proof gallon,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

monarchy wits a Senate and
House of representatives In re
atty, said Prof. Soreson, it is a
Socialistic Government. Denmark
is a country without slums, and
most of the money has been spent
for housing, education, and health.
The speaker emphasized that
the schools of Denmark are any.
thing but democratic, saying that
requirements for entrance to the
universities were extremely severe.
Children are compelled to attnd
school until tsey are IA, then are
placed on their own. Entrance 20
colleges and universities is on
competitive basis
Mr.. Soreson's talk, was thoroug.
ly enjoyed and he was asked to
come back and continue the dis.
course.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
Hamp Credits
Success To Wife,
GLADYS

Chicago Lionel Hampton. own
er and leader of Americas most
successful orchestra, Negro OF
white, says in August Ebony that
all credit for the financial success
of his orchestra is due to the
shrewd business sense of his wife
and business manager, Gladys.
A former Hollywood modiste.
willy Gladys Hampton is the only
woman band business manager in
the big league jazz circuit. AS
Gladys says in Ebony:
when it comes to booking tran.
sportation, taxes, payrolls for 81
men, contracts, union problems
and a thousand and one other
things that the audience out front
never sees Or hears about. Lionel
just walk away from everybody
with smile and tells them to see
Mrs. Hampton"
The Ebony story continues:
Mrs, Hampton, a Fisk graduate
is a shrewd operator, working on
her Job around the clock. She sas
staff of twelve to handle chores
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
Papeete Outlets Lsown

Papeete. Tahiti. sometimes pic.
nred as place Of perpetual WHO'D
pee, actually quiets down as COM
pletely as any other spot. BY gov.
eminent decree ell noise stops at 10
o n. That gees not oily tor bar
.coms and streets but 49,. 4acn Tor ra
- -
los sa6 Photographs ir privar
-:Gss
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

rag and an abomination TO all
God fearing people.
Even before the August isue OF
the mag hit the stands Divine
sought to bring pressure on pu
blisher John Davis to suppress the
article, wsich was written by john
Hunt, who was Inwn in the flock
as Prodigal Son, and who quit
after 13 years. Hunt stated that
a minor revolution was taking
place within the Kingdom and
that Divine was more than worn
Jed for fear it would mean his
ruin.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
Complete Prohibition

Kansas and Oklahoma are tbs
only states tina. have ccrapieta en-
'stutiOnal prohibition
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
Father Divine Sued
For 100000 By
Our World

Philadelphia Legal fireworks
exploded around Father Divine
here this week when Our World
magazine field suit against the
famed cult leader for 100000
charging that he made false, scand.
alous, malicious and untrue state.
ments concerning the publication.
Just one in series of suits con.
tinously pilling up against Divine.
the paper were field in United
States District Court by the plain
tiffs attorneys, Philip Jones and
4sider ostroff.
The charges grew out of a con.
versation that Divine had last
month, and printed In tse entire
ty in his New Day, with Roger c.
Tucker, Philly dealer who sells
newspapers and mags, including
our World. The pqlaintiff charges
that was induced and persuaded
by the bald-head Messiah to cancel
his order for the August issue OF
the magazine which contained a
feature article exposing the inner
secrets of Divine's kingdom.
Fatser is alleged to have told
Tucker that: "the owners of our
World are lairs and thieves. they
never published a true statement
yet----Our World prints nothing
but falsehoods and blasphemies.
1t is a twister of truth, a lying
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
~ Luncheon Club
Hears Prof. R. A.
Sorenson

Describes Denmark to Group
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

o Ben Saxon, laborer, OF Midland
Park. South Carolina, had cancer
Of the tongue in 1910. Today.
thanks to prompt, effective treat
ment, he is cured. If YOU think
you have cancer, see your doctor
at once. Ea. ~ action can return
priceless ovid md years q
healthy living to come.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

ranging from band dates to fetch
ing snacks, and gained her exper
fence as road manager while travel
ing with Hampton during his days
with the Benny Goodman band"
The feature closes: Final decis
ions in all matters are in Gladys
hands. But she insists that in the
Hampton band everybody has a
say. She and Lionel like it that
way and they think it has helped
to make them big success.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
King Cole Seeks
Another 'Straigh.
len Up And Fly
Right"

Chicago: my Biggest Break"
says Nat king Cole in August
Negro Digest, "came on that night
in 1943 in 1913 when Capitol Re.
cord boss, Johnny Mercer, dropped
into the 331 Club in Los Angeles
to hear the trio do "Straigsten Up
And Fly Right"
Writing in the Negro Digest
series "My Biggest Break" King
Cole explains that "Stra,ighten
UP And Fly Right" which he
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23

Before an appreciative audiece
of Luncheon Clubbers, Prof R. A.
Sorenson, guest instructor at Jack.
son College for the summer, told
the group about Denmark, his ma.
tive country.
The speaker said it is generally
understood that Denmark is a
small country, about the size Of
the state of Vermont and consists
of 500 islands Connected with
ermany Denmark is a constitutional
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-07-23
House Majority
Leader Oppose
Aid To Education
Bill

Washington, D. c. July 10 -
Representative John w. McCor-
mack of Massachusetts, the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

UNITED SEAIEs DIST N5NI COUNT
fer TIRE ttstfsgt 9! C'ssaa q tie
Relein9 PROBATE Court IatAlt
ei Adelaide naFsa TArs s&sss Nc
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herein feF pFotsals 81 ths lAsi
ell and testament and eaaisil oI
said deceased and for istts,e 81
admlEistfkt ttB eh SAse eststs
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ordered thss 9th aky 81 MAJ. A u
lasS, that GaGnSSn httEt 81 a~
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appear in said Eeagt en- Aanasy
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81 1t go dock A NJ 10 sAes
cause WHY such application sReula
not be ETGntsa Let nol}cs hereat
be pueliSheo Ia the wAshihEtan
Law Reporter ard The Errhias
Star. oBet In each u shsws soc
tsEsiFs weeks bsfuFt the rttHTB dAy
herein mentioned the hrsl publsga.
ten 20 he nos less than thirty dave
before said return DAY witness the
Honorable BOLJTHA J LAWS
Chief JuGse @! said Court. this sth
day ei MAJ A u 1919 SEA }
Attest THEODORE CouewNll-
Register Of villa for the District al
Columbia. Clsfk Of The Probate
CpAFl msin e
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LEGAL NOTICES
JOHN b. TTxGERAIID, Af4srney,
aaM ~ "A \ kr gamss Mat

FktW 49, - -.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Colnmbsa.
Holdfrg q PROBATE Ceurt--Estate OF
William ], Evans. Decessed.--No
7.gse. Administration Docket f53
Application having bern nsae
herein for probate of TIE iaxt
vii and testament Of said dsesatsd
and for letters text&rzentayy or SAID
estate. BIZ john Dillon Fitzgerald. II
In ordered this ftE day 81 AAy,
A. D.. 1919. that Mrs. Kash&ysns ..
Clark, lra Margaret Hssee ar6 az
others concerned. apsesg In sate
Court on Monday, the 9ath dar Of
June, a. D 1852 at 1899 o clock
AM. 10 SHOW cause whT such APP
patca ton should not be grxnted- Let
notice hereof be published In tnf
s'waxhsnston Law Espcrser anc
The Evening Star. cnee "a sAfk
Of three successive weeks before The
return day herein mentioned. tbs
first solicitation 10 be ros sess tzsn
thirty days hefore said fsfgrn day
witness, tbs Honorable HOIITHA J
LAWS. Chief Judge ef saAe Caurts
this 9Th eay Of Nay. A. D. 1888
seal Attest. THEODORE COOS
WELL Rexsster Of wills for ths
p1strtct 81 coianhsa. clsgk q ~
freeoto CourL . Dg1&sl5ss4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
J. Z. BTNDEMAN, Attsfney.
1887 Msedwsrd BsilaiRs.

- - WAh&lnEtou. II T.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR
the District Of Columbia, Civil Dlvl-
sion--SIDSEY J BROWN. lill
Vermont Avenue, NV. wssninE ton
. c, Plaintiff, vs. RICHARD
ROGERS 60 General Deliver,
New York. New York, Defendant -
No, A-2&. A44 ORDER OP PUBL.
CATION tAbsent Defends MT The
object Of this suit Is 20 procure
judgment aKainAt the defendant 81
the sum Of Sti25 % with Interest
from November 80 ls41. On mo,
ton OF the plaintiff, II is, this .3th
day OF May. 1919 ORDERED Tina
the defendant Richard Rogers cause
his appearance 10 he entered herein
on or before the fottisth day. ca.
elusive OF Sundays and legal holt
days occurring after the date oI
the first publication OF this order
otherwise the cause will be pro.
ceeded with ss In case OF defAHit
provided, . copy Of this order b,
published once q week for thrs,
consecutive weeks In Ths Washsna
ton Law Reporter and The Esenins
Star before said date Is , GEORGE
p, BARSE. Judse tSeal1 A Tru,
Copy, Test WALTER r BRAN
HALL. Chief Deputy Clerk, d,
RICHARD A. TRAAiMEIL, Deput,
Clerk mylT 9AAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Celamhis, Mold
ing Probate Court No TsSS&. 40
mintstration This "a 70 Owe No
tiee That the subscribers, OF The
state Of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
DiStrtcs OF Columbia. Letters Tee
tAmentsry on the estate Of Aau9s
Ineodose ssleks, iats Of the plt,
trlct OF Columbia. deceased Al
persons hsvins claims against the
deceased are hereby warned &c
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, iegaiiy authenticated %
the sabkefi aeEz. on OF before tbs
9TH dsy OF May, AID 1850 ether.
wise they may b. Law De excluded
from ali eeneti, OF said estate
Owen under nay hand this 9Th dRS
Of May. lp3a OLIVE ADEi d
WTNSIOw MARY FISHER HALL
Towsoa. Baltimore 4 Nd. tSra!
Attest ELLA A BROWN. DEPUTY
Register Of Wills for the District o.
Columbia. Clerk OF The Prpoa Il
Court nylSa4
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PROPOSALS
GoYERNMENT on 1nE

OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Director OF HighEsys,
b, C, MAY II, iasa, sealed pro-
posals Will be received In Room sos
District Building. IAN Street and
inxton. b. C., until 200 r N.
E.bs.T.. May IS. if4s. and then
PUBLICLY opened and read for con-
structtng Portland cement concrete
aiieys. or alternate. And ccnstTnc-
irx Portland cement concrete side
walks. Approximate GuAntiSsfs are
n.ert, variable GepthK and 800
square yards Of sidewalk. Pro-
posaI forms and spectncasions may
s. obtained In Room AT. psstStet
gusl6sna {Telesnsrt HlassiSSsS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

tos tSe Dastt4st 81 Go a.3 tsla ra.y
ink Probate CvaTt ~ Ttsar
ADMINISTRATOR ~-Tnls Is 70 gNs
n0t4rr Thai re SGhSgE ;Hrrk 81 fae
STATE - AEw Vera and tAF TFs3ratt
Of Columbia rFspSc ssr,y have co
I&.aee frsm thu PraS4ts Cu-r9 us
THE District o. ColGMt2A Istters
fsstasIFrtary Oh The estate a. Etst =
CuriHs, sats az Lhs nstrsSl 81.
Columbia, deceased Al ps7soHs
having claims AGEiDst the 6ecr& sec
Arc hereby WEruro to ek!4shg1 the
same. with thg vouchers theFecs
legally authenticated. IS tAr sae-
SCI iheFA On pE Before Tic an cas-
OF May. A p 1850 ctheFwtse they
may be excluded from q. benefit 81
sad estate Given under caE hands
this Attn cav Of Nay. a4s ELIZA
BETH RUSE BISHOP, aSu East .SFd
at. New YORK. n Y RICHARD u
DANIELS. sa5 Washington Hlax
seal A;tss, THEODORE coos
WELL. ReststsF Of Wills ips the Dis.
triet of Columbia. CtsTk Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
AUCTION SAILS

c. @. SLOAN q co, INC. Aoetian.
eeTs Estate sale TrAEvoe6 ktitess
tsRkWood arm chairs. antique ehesi
Of drawers. maple highbeS atbins
room and bedroom furniture apart
HHent si&R uFftsht piano kpTibs..
mattresses. china, giAawkfs- hFiesa
htac. mirrors, PAINTINGS pictures,
large collection Of valuable olsASls 81
sheet music, collection Of VsiuAbls
sictrolR records. perkoaAl effects
etc AZ public suction 81 slesn q
Wednesday, May rs, 1888 a.
Ia am a. aTdtf Bruce Cotton
executor teF estate Of Nina ~
Hsnning, etersss Co, for Etoiass
charges and other private ronsisB,
ora. Nov on view Terms cash c
established 1891 my1nl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of columbis. Hold .
Ing Probate Court. No. 7S0S0.
ADMINISTRATORS IL TO give
notice That the subscriber, of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letter of Admin
istration on the estate Of Eta
wilson Davis. late OF the District
OF Columbia. deceased All persons
havinE claims asasnst the deeea sed
are hereby warned 10 exhibit same
with the vouchers thereof. LEGALLY at
thenticated. to the subscriber. or or
before the 4th day OF May, AID
1880. otherwise they may By Law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
4th day OF May. 1919, LACHIxAS II
DAVIS. 1884 Lamont at. nv lStAll
Attest THEODORE COQeWEII-
Register OF wills for the District OF
columhis CLERK OF the Probate Court
myIS % Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
WILLIAM y. KELLY AND r. J.
MCoLAIDEs. Attsrnsys,


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hele-
ing Probate CouGt.-~ko. T2a6z
Administration This 10 to ave
notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of The pis-
tr,et OF columbis, Letters Testamru-
tafy on the estate Of AthanAssos
TsaneaTes, also known ~ Athanasiea
TsanEares. Arthur TsansRyeE and A
TssnKarss. late OF the D5stTset Of
Columbia, deceased All psfSSnf
HAVING claims against the deceassd
are hereby warned 70 exhibit The
same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. 20 the sub
serlbsr. on OF before the 2sih day
Of April. A D. 1850. ethe1sise
they may By Law be excluded from
81 benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand tfis 18th Gay Of
April 1pse, LEO L uTTEsBAcK
1900 RAndoiph 81 nr. tSesi
Attest: THEODORE cooswH1,
REGISTER OF Wills fer the Dsxtrtri
Of Columbia. Cserk Of the PROBATE
Court mRsf05TEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OFFICIAL NoTfCE-oFFfCE OF THH
Collector of Taxes. d. C.-Notice OF
Public Auction Sale for Deiinanent
Taxes. Guy w. Pearson. collee-
tor Of Taxes, d. c.. having On May
II, Ia49, seized al the personal
property located at sol 18th Street.
NV. washinxton. D c., formerly
owned By Encres COMPANY. Inc.
delinquent and unpaid taxes due the
Government OF the District Of Co
lumhia, do hereby serve notice that
the said property viii be sold 81
public auction, through Adam a,
wesrhier Il Son. at Sol 18th street
NV, Washington. D at 1000
AM on the s5ih day OF May, 1919,
pursuant 70 the provisions Of Sec
ton .. Title I. District Of CesumesA
b c. Code. 1910 I'd Terms:
Cash. GUY W PEARSON, Collector
of Taxes. d c. myl LIB: