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program into three parts. The
first part provides long-term loans
at not more than 4 per cent inter-
est to owners of self-sustaining
farms unable to obtain financing
elsewhere. The second part sets
up a similar loan loan program,
with annual Federal contributions,
to owners whose farms were not
at the time self-sustaining. The
third part provides loans for minor
improvements on farms that could
not be made self-sustaining.
4. Sets up a research program
to find cheaper ways Of building
homes.
S. Provides a 60-day extension
Of temporary Government. author
ity - insure loans by private
lenders up to $2,500 for repairing
and remodeling existing struc-
lures: a 60-day extension OF
authority to insure mortgages for
construction of small homes cost
ing up to $4,000, and $500. .000. 900
increase in the amount of mort
gage insurance that the Govern
ment can issue for single family
and multiple dwelling units.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

clare definitely that he's running
for his party's nomination before
any convention delegates backing
him may be entered in the Wis
consin primary contest.
In past years Wisconsin has sew
eral times served as a trial ground
for possible candidates. Delegates
could run as hackers of a man
who declined to announce whether
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Canada Lee Claims Loss
OF Jobs Due 10 Red Label
by the Associatsd Press

NEW YORK, July 7.-Actor
Canada Lee said yesterday he had
lost several stage and screen jobs
because the Communist label had
been pinned on him falsely.
Il am not a Communist or a
joiner Of any kind" the Negro
actor told news conference. Call
me a Communist and you call
Negroes Communists"
During the recent Judith Coplon
trial in Washington an FB1 docu-
ment called Mr.. Lee and several
other actors outstanding Com
munist Party fellow travellers"
Mr.. Lee said he had lent his
name in the past to some organ
izations listed by Attorney General
Clark as subversive.
But he had done 50. he said
only because they were anti-Nazl
or anti-Fascist groups, and were
working for the civil rights OF nay
people,"
Evening star., 1949-07-07
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NOW! Join the millions Of happy people
this frosty-white medicated balm. Enjoy
Its amazing cooling soothing action. Get
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Evening star., 1949-07-07
BY shs Assoeiotsd Press

Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan
military aid to the President
knows of about 300 persons ir
Washington" who engaged in con-
tract negotiations.
He said so here last night ir
response to questions by reporters
as to his views on reports that q
so-called five per center had
used influence" to gain Govern
ment contracts for firms willing
to pay.
Gen. Vaughan did not identify
any of the 800.
The questioning took place at
Union Station Oast night where
reporters meet Gen. Vaughan on
his return from a 19-day vacation
trip to Guatemala.
Gen. Vaughan also was ques-
toned about the financing of his
vacation trip.
That is nobody's - busi-
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Wisconsin Law Requires
Candidates 10 Give Plans
BY the Associated Press

MADISON. Wis, July Trial
runs in Wisconsin for presidential
timber will no longer be possible
under a bill signed into law by
Gov. Rennebohm yesterday.
The measure bars draft" can
didates from winning any conven-
ton delegate support.
The new law requires that a
presidential candidate must de-
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Housing Compromise
Due for Final Approval
By Congress Today
By the Associoied Press

The administrators vast hous-
ing bill today entered the final lap
of its long trip through Congress.
Democratic leaders confidently
expected to hand the trimmed
down measure to President Tru-
man before the day was over. fol-
lowing it's approval in compromise
form late yesterday by a House.
Senate Conference Committee.
The bill, marking the first major
success for Mr.. Truman's fair
deal" program, was passed in diff
fering versions by the Senate and
House. 1t calls for a multi-billion-
dollar program of public housing,
slum clearance and farm housing
aids.
All that was needed before Mr..
Truman could sign the compro-
mise into law was its approval by
the two chambers of Congress.
Administration Leaders Jubilant.
Administration leaders. who had
barely snatched the bills public.
housing feature from defeat in the
House, were jubilant over the pros
pect of seeing 1t finally enacted.
The courageous leadership of
President Truman is shown by the
passage of this housing bill" said
House Majority Leader McCor-
mack.
"One thing the American people
can rely on is the word of the
President that he will keep his
campaign promises"
Housing Administrator Raymond
Foley said he is all set to swing
into the public housing program as
soon as the President signs the bill.
He said he hopes to get $4,000 pub
lie dwelling units under way the
first year.
Public Housing Plan Curtailed.
Mr.. Truman asked for authority
to build 1,O50,000 publicly owned
dwellings in seven years for occu-
pancy by low-income families, with
the Federal Government paying
rent subsidies running as high as
$400, 100000 a year for 40 years.
But. in the face of opposition
cries of socialism" and shouts
that the large expenditures would
imperial the stability of the Fed
eral Treasury. congressional lead
ers agreed to cut the figures to
$4,000 units in six years. with
subsidies limited to $308, 100000 a
year.
Even with the lower figures,
however. the public housing sec
ton skidded through the House
by a vote of only 209 to 2o4, be-
fore the bill finally was approved
last Wednesday.
Farm Aid Program Raised.
Estimates of the total cost Of
the program including slum
clearance and farm housing aids
run from $4,000. 900 900 to $14.-
0.000.0 900 and more.
The House-Senate Conference
Committee agreed to a 1925, ,000.-
900 figure for farm housing help.
IS passed by the Senate, instead
Of the s312,56o.OUo in the House
bill.
Here is what the housing bill
would do: @
/. Provide Q five-year slum
clearance program, with one
third of the cost to be met by
the Federal Government and the
balance byiocal communities. The
bill provides q $1,000, 100000 in
loans and $500 100000 in grants
to States and local public bodies
for this program.
2. Requires local authorities to
select the low-income occupants
of the public housing units and
to set the rent at what these
families can pay. The Federal
subsidies would make up the diff
ference between the rents and
the amount actually needed to pay
for the housing projects.
3. Divides the farm housing
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Reds Call Douglas, Son
SUSPICIOUS Mountuineers
By the Associated Press


MOSCOW, July 7.-The Rus
sian people learned last night from
their official news agency, Tass
that suspicious foreign mountain
climbers are now in Iran.
The Soviet agency said "a cer-
tain Douglas" has been climbing
mountains in Iran and now is
heading for Iranian AzerbaUan
which is just across the Russian
border.
Supreme Court Justice Douglas
and his son. William. jr., arrived
in Iran last week.. They planned
to attempt an ascent Of Mt. Dema-
vend, highest peak in southwest
Asia.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
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Evening star., 1949-07-07

he was interested in getting the
nomination.
The law limits the number Of
delegate candidates supporting
each presidential aspirant to the
number of delegates Wisconsin Is
entitled to send to his party's ma
tional convention.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

(CtS
IAN The Philippine Congress has
her passed bill to regulate dentistry.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

ways. i
Ernest Galloway has appeared
in several motion pictures, among
them the Aston pictures produc-
ton Beware, which starred
Louis Jordan. He played the lead
in the American Negro theater's
"Walk Hard" and was understudy
for the role Of the sailor in the
Broadway offering Of Anna Luz
casta. Eva Galloway, whose syn
dicated newspaper column "A
Woman's Point of View" ran in
| leading Negro publications
Throughout the country, appeared
in several Filmcraft productions,
including Campfire Echoes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31
African Chiefs
To Blame

PRETORIA, South Africa (ANP)
Native chiefs are to blame for
the ritual or voodoo murders
among the tribesmen, Gwilym I.
Jones, anthropologist Of Cam
bridge university, declared last
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

He even evaded the priestly
robes and royal diadems; but des-
pite the lowly manger, they
brought Him gifts and priceless
gems.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

tary program, "Living-1949", air.
ed on a recent Sunday. The dra-
ma-document explored the day-to-
day racial and religious intoler-
ance existing in our country to-
day. The program marked the
first anniversary of the adoption
Of the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights.
In a series Of eight case histor-
les the show delved into methods
Of dealing with hare organize
tons, with "ruffians of prejud-
ice" with abusive "waggle-
tongues" as we'll as with instances
of discrimination in education, in
public accommodations and in cur
rent literature.
In a series Of eight case his
tories the show delved into met
hods of dealing with hare organ
izations, with "ruffians of prejud-
ice," with abusive in public &C
commodations and in current lit
erature.
"In education, in housing, in
public accommodations, in person
al and group relationships, none
could deny that intolerance per-
sists in America" Ben Grauer,
the narrator, said, "but not only
those who suffer prejudice are
harmed. Everyone Of us pays
heavily for discriminatory prac-
tees"
Lou Hazen based his script in
part on a book by DR.. S. Andhil
Fineburg titled, Punishment
Without Crime"
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt spoke
on human rights at the close Of
the program.
ABC Editors Select Sport Stories
Of The Year
In sports ABC news editors
picked the pennant drives of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and the New
York Yankees as the story of the
year. Fourth ranking story was
the retirement of Joe Louis and
the emergence Of Ezzard Charles
as heavyweight champion.
New York Stations Compete For
Negro Market
There has been an upswing in
programing directed toward Ne
groes in New York. WLIB launch
ed a daily series featuring Betty
Granger, former women's editor
Of Our World magazine. Pro-
grams is heard mornings and
covers local community activities,
child care, shopping news, econo-
mics and political events.
WWRL, in the past month, has
twice increased time for its "Af-
ternoon Swing Session" conduct
Cd by Phil Gordon. Gordon's show
IL 30 percent sponsored WWRL
may also inaugurate 9 morning
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

1 OlAOW w SOA1lPCCC Will OCtty 0Ad4A-
gers WLIB airer.
News Notes:
Shirley Temple made one Of her
rare radio appearances on Bill
Stern's NBC "Sports Newsreel"
on Dec. 16 :. Shirley paid tri-
butte to the late Bill Robinson who
was her first dancing teacher .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Colman will
be co-starred in a new NBC ra-
do series starting in January. The
show titled the "Halls of Ivy"
will be heard on Friday evenings
and will revolve around a small
town college The Ink Spots
were guests on the Milton Berle
television show recently . The
Ed Wynn Television show has a
new sponsor Eddie (Roch-
ester) Anderson lost Is pounds
doing dance routines on his per-
sonal appearance tour this sum-
mer. Eddie is sure dancing is the
best way to reduce.
The high-flying Orioles, who
have scared to nationwide pro-
minence in the past year, receiv-
ed a special award from the New
York disc-jockeys during their
fifth return engagement on stage
Of the Appolo theater in Harlem,
Friday, for the Apollo's Chris
mas holiday week show.
Bill Cook, the popular dies
jockey of the Musical Caravan,
which is aired two hours nightly
via radio station WAR in New
ark, is turning over all proceeds
fromthe sales of his recording of
two original compositions, "a
Letter to Santa" and "Christmas
In Heaven" to the Cerebral Pal
sy league and a Newark hospital
fund.
Cook, who became the first ma
jor Negro disc-jockey in the New
York-New Jersey area when he
took to the WAT Always a
year-and-a-half ago, has since be-
come one of the most prominent
wax whirlers in the country. He
has also won the respect Of the
entire industry for his efforts in
behalf Of many worthwhile char
tiles.
! Husband and Wife Program
Inaugurated in N. Y.
"Mr. and Mrs. Uptown New
York;, a daily program covering
Harlem happenings, was inaugur-
ated on WWRL Monday, Dec. 26,
at 900 to $3.50 am. It features
Ernest and Eva Galloway, veteran
stage and film acting couple, as
a Negro husband-wife team.
Heard Monday through Friday,
the program reports on activities
and news occurring in Harlem and
in the Negro world. Leading Ne
groes from all fields, including
wi 6 social and entertainment,
will be Interviewed by the Gala
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

week. He made his announcement
after an extensive study Of the
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Evening star., 1949-07-31

ance in all gears, at all speeds.
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Evening star., 1949-07-31

WIN worlds of praise for your refresh
" ing summer meals Serve super-light
suPer-glamorous Chiffon Cake. Frothy as
angel food, so moist and luscious. In all
OF her Chiffon Cake recipes, Betty Croker
OF General Mills calls for light, delicate
Wesson Oil. This All-American favorite
tor delectable home made salad dressings
also works wonders with waffles and muf
hns Saves time. no melting or cooling of
Evening star., 1949-07-31

shortening. Try pure wholesome Wesson
Oil, too, for crisp digestible fried foods.
You'll find it pays to make Wesson Oil
your all-around helper!
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Evening star., 1949-07-31

1. In first bowl, sift together:
Nv cups siftsd sefsasilk Coke
Flour tsPoon lightly into cup.
don't poekl
1h cups sugar
3ssaspeens , boxing powder
1tsospeon saIs
Issaspoon einnamon
VI teaspoon nutmeg
VI teaspoon ailspiee
VI teaspoon cloves
Make well and add these:
VI cup Wssson oil
s. v"bsossn egg yoiks
(nesdium-sizsd)
\ cup eeid wossr
Beat with spoon until smooth.
z. In large second bowl put:
cup egg whites " Or o.
VI teaspoon cream Of sortor
Beat into uery sti6 peaks, sitter
than for naeringue. DO NOT UNDER.
BEAT.
,. Pour egg yolk mixture gradu-
ally over beaten egg whites, gently
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folding with rubber scraper Just
until blended. DON'T STIR. Pour at
once into ungreased 10 x f. tube
pan. Bake SIS minutes at 325' then
increase to moderate (35O') for 10
to Is minutes, or until top springs
back when lightly touched. Turn
pan upside down, placing tube
over neck of bottle. Let hang, free
Of table. until cold. Loosen sides
and tube with spatula: turn pan
over and hit edge sharply ON table
to loosen. Frost with
CHOCOLATE CREAM caloc: Melt q 6-oz.
pkg. semi-ssceet chocolate bits
with cup heapy cream In sauce
pan over low heat. Stir constantly
until chocolate melts. Bring to
boil. then simmer about l minute.
Cool to lukewarm. Add 1 tsp. o.
nilld. Beat about minutes or un-
til bubbles appear: refrigerate
until thick enough to spread on
cake. To decorate with polka dots:
beat together cup sitted con-
tectiOners' sugar iDith 3 to 4 tsp.
,oater. Drop from end of spoon
onto cake, or use q paper cone.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
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makes your car run
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90. guarantees smooth new
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Evening star., 1949-07-31
Tubby'S Shinin' Armor

eeNTlsTER GRoPPER," young Billy Phelps asked
Nl the cop, wonder if you could tell me how
to succeed"
Tubby Choppers eyes popped to brace his
saggin jaw. He looked around to see if anybody
else was lstenin'. We all were.
Our vocational teacher gave me term paper
to write on the subject" Billy says. That's
what want to succeed most on!''
Some people would hardly pick Tubby as
an expert on how to succeed. He has been
on the force here for Is years and will likely
retire patrolman. Still. he's happy, an he's
good guy. Maybe that is success
Tubby thought while. Then he says:
Il guess the way for a boy to succeed is to have
respect for girls an women. just can't ever re-
member kid that liked his ma, was gentle with
his sisters an refrained from bein' nasty-minded
that didn't grow up to be okay
AXE the Schwartz boys All five of em have
kicked me on the shins in their time But could
always count on 'em bucklin' in if threatened to
tell their ma on 'em An never knew one of EN-
to pick on girl So they grew up, got jobs, got
married to fine gals an now I'm havin' nv
troubles with their kids!
Every good home in this town has guy in it
that respects women" Tubby goes on. ''Nearly
every rat in Jail either didn't respect his OIL
lady enough to behave or didn't respect him
self enough to want a nice gal to look up
to him.
l saw Tubby couple of weeks later Oh"
says he. Il didn't tell you Me an Billy Phelps
got an a on that paper! He showed me it yes
terday You see Wally his teacher Miss arinner
has been tellin' me off an on since was rookie
that the world was gettin' short on chivary. l
couldn't see no harm in tippin' Billy off to sub
ject maiden lady would give any gentlemen
an a for!" -WAIIY b0REN
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
|dra6 Hnn'S
Cooking Class

Apple Dumping.
Flake pastry
Medium sized apples, peeled
and cored
Butter or margarine
Sugar
Cinnamon
Make your favorite short or
flaky pastry recipe. Place an apple
on square Of pastry. Fill the cav
ity with sugar, bits of butter and
a dash Of cinnamon. Pinch the edg-
es closely together. Place in a but
tered baking pan and bake in an
oven 450 degrees for 10 minutes
then reduce heat to 400 degrees
and bake 25 minute. After they
have been baking for Is minutes
pour the following syrup around
the dumplings.
Marion progress., 1949-11-10

lima, for the purpose of obtaining
a divorce absolute from him on the
grounds of two years separation,
and also for the purpose of obtain
ing an order of the court granting
to plaintiff custody of the children
born to said marriage; and said de-
fendant will further take notice
that he is required to appear be-
fore the undersigned clerk of the
Superior Court of Mcdowell Coun-
ty, North Carolina, within twenty
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
15Oth BIRTHDAY

The City of Washington will Gel
ebrate its one hundred fiftieth
birthday in 1850, with "Freedom
Fair" which is expected to bring
millions of visitors to Washington
for at least three years. April 18th
is the anniversary of the laying of
the cornerstone of the National
Capital by George Washington. The
formal opening of the exposition
has been set for July a, 1850.
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
N o T l C E

N o T G E
North Caroline
Mcdowell County
In The Superior Court
ETHEL JACKSON
JOHN L. JACKSON
The defendant, John L. Jackson
will take notice that an action en-
titled as above has been instituted
against him in the Superior Court
of Mcdowell County, North Caro-
lima, for the purpose of obtaining
divorce absolute from him on the
grounds of two years separation;
and said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to
appear before the undersigned
clerk of the Superior Court of Nc
Dowell County, North Carolina,
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
HOME BUILDING

If present building trends con-
tinue for the rest of this year, more
than one million homes will have
been started during the current
year. July, August and September
were record breaking months in the
number of homes on which con-
struction was begun. The first nine
months of the year have contributed
745,O00 new, permanent homes and
apartments. Farm homes are not in
cluded in the totals.
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
FARM POPULATION

Fewer people live on farms in the
United States than at any time in
nearly seventy years. Despite the
increase in population of the coun-
try as a whole, the farm popula-
tion has dropped from a total of
in 1910 to its present
total Of 27,776,000, while in non
farm areas has increased 998 in the
same period.
Marion progress., 1949-11-10

days after the 10th day of Decem-
Der, 1949, and answer, demur or
otherwise plead to said complaint,
or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded
therein.
This the End day of November,
S. D. MARTIN,
Clerk Superior Court.
Marion progress., 1949-11-10

within twenty days after the 10th
day of December, 1949, and an
swer, demur or otherwise plead to
said complaint, or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de-
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
N o T l CE

~ " - Z
North Caroline
Mcdowell County
In The Superior Court
SALLIE BOYCE LYTLE
VS..
JAMES LYLE
The defendant, James Lytle will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been instituted
against him in the Superior Court
Of Mcdowell County, North Caro-.
Marion progress., 1949-11-10

November is good time to
prune grapevines and fruit trees.
It's also good time to set out
strawberry plants
Marion progress., 1949-11-10
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Marion progress., 1949-11-10

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Marion progress., 1949-11-10

Alabama is known as the cotton
state.