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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-24
Injunction Rule Again

Anti-union employers love government by Injunction
because gives them all the best Of it. 1t keeps down
and it keeps the working people in slavery Though both the
IT, S. Supreme court and Congress have deceed that the
courts shall not the Injunction to break strikes the
tice Of issuing blanket njunctons often without hearing
of any kind is growing Apparently judges think their
robes confer upon them some sort of magical power
and above the constitutional powers they enjoy Such judges
bring repute upon the courts and upon whole system
of Jurisprudence.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-24
LET US SAY GRACE
BY RUTH TAYLOR

Many brought homes where the fine old
of prevailed learned gratitude
to of all
should be
of lives today We have much to be thankful for
The glowing scarlet and gold Nature has decked her
self the of
country, wherever
whether the glory fruon of the
ing winter.
those who "Why should celebrate?
peacebut there peace There still confusion abroad the
world. We have nothing to be thankful for-ye"
No doubt there and Doubling ThomaSes the first
held these shores There those who said Wy
should thankful? We face and dsoate winter with
ships will arrive There only the mercless
the dread wilderness and behind
have nothing to be thankful for"
the days of the Pilgrims those who felt gratitude
the Lord had thus far them that He had them
bounu harvest that He had shown them and carried them
their tribuaon that they, the
David should ve thanks unto the Lord for he is good for His
saying in gratitude;
thank Thee for permanent peace
of Thy People We thank Thee Thy purpose
people and naon that Thy good time establish
firmly the democracy Thneove thy neghbor
myself and bring Thy kingdom reign earth until
everlasting
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-24
Amen.

It's hard to decide whether the Nov. elections
soaring the Republicans the Communists Taft
Hartley Democrat replaced Republican Senator New York.
and AF official IN California took over seat the House of
formerly held by Republican York
Democrats "a of the % seats in the City Council Communist
dubbngS
Daily Worker
reported follows "Th
a the T. blow warmongers
day the Daily Worker declared he did
clearly that Lehman stood for the cold war; With the Red Army
"a cold the Daily Worker
dope try figure rational explanation of the Communist
mind
, 1949-03-03
Meut Handlers Must
Hove Heulth
Certificute by 18th

The Department of Health
has served notice that all but
cheers and butchers helpers
helpers who have not receiv-
ed health certificates for 1949,
must do SO by March IS, in ac-
cordance with the Law govern
ing the Slaughtering of meat
and meat products.
All such persons are requir-
ed to present themselves for
examination at least once an
nually and obtain a certificate
that they are free of all infec-
tious disease.
, 1949-03-03
PRICE GUILTY; SENTENCED TO HANG
Attorney Makes Brilliant Defense

Leander Price, who was tried yesterday for the murder OF
his sweetheart, Lorissa Petersen, on the night of January !, to-
day stood before the bar of justice to hear the sentence i'm
posed by a mixed jury of 9 men & 8 women-dedth by hang
ing. The jury deliberated for nearly two and a half hours.
Having no power under the law to change the verdict ndicat-
ed by the jury, the Honorable Judge Herman E. Moore set
May 81, between the hours of sunrise and sunset for his exc
curon. Sentence will not be carried out, however, until the
, 1949-03-03
Lucus MdY Try To
Stop Filibuster
Next Week

The battle of the filibuster
is still continuing in the Unit
ed States Senate but Senator
Scott Lucas, Majority Leader
has reversed his plan and will
not submit his petition this
week.
Senator Lucas said he may
ask for a Saturday session, and
will file a petition by next
week, possibly Monday. This
would force Vice President AL
ben Barley to say whether
the Senate can halt debate at
this state.
, 1949-03-03

that the jury has found the de-
PENDANT guilty of murder
which was wilful, deliberate,
premeditated and with malice.
He pointed out that if the jury
had found extenuating circum-
stances it would no doubt have
life imprison-
ment. He indicated that he had
thoroughly studied the law &
found that he has no power to
change findings of the jury.
To change the jury's finding
would be usurping its powers.
He referred to the case of one
Joseph Braffith in 1928 in
which the Third Circuit Court
found that there was no ambi-
guilty in the law and that
where a person is found guilty
of murder in the first degree
they shall suffer death.
Finally, he said, the Court
would be inclined to pass a life
sentence but is bound by the
findings of the jury.
The jury was polled by the
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-03-03
DR.. C. v. Powell Of
Amsterdam News
Visits Islund

DR.. c. v. Powell who is own
er and editor of the New York
Amsterdam News arrives here
this morning for a look at st.
Croix.
Besides being a member Of
the New York State Boxing
Commission DR.. Powell heads
the Victory Life Insurance CO.
and is an outstanding X-ray
specialist ON the mainland.
He has been a visitor to Mas
Sau for the past seven years
and just returned from jana
lea only a few weeks ago.
DR.. Powell likes st. Croix &
plans to return here shortly.
, 1949-03-03
Public Heoring On
Building Code to be
Held on MonduY

A public hearing on the pro-
posed Building Code for the
Virgin Islands will be held on
Monday, March 7 in the Dis
trict Court room in Christian
sted at 8 P. M.
Notice to this effect has been
published together with the
proposed Rules and Regula-
tons.
, 1949-03-03
DR.. Alexander Eurle,
Pediutriciun.
Visits ST. Croix

DIR. Alexander Earle, Pedia-
trician for the Virgin Islands,
arrived in st. Croix yesterday
morning. He plans to visit the
children's clinic in both Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted and
spend part time on the Island.
, 1949-03-03
DR.. Moorheud Holds
Conference With
Local Officiuls

DR.. John S. Moorhead, Com
missioner Of Health for the
Virgin Islands, arrived yester-
day on the morning plane and
participated in conferences
with the doctors on the island
with reference to the chill
dren's program.
, 1949-03-03
Judge Moore and
Return To
st. Thoraus

Judge Herman E. Moore, re-
turned to st. Thomas by the at
ternoon plane today.
His Honor apparently did
not relish his task and like
many other persons was sur
prised when the penalty was
announced.
, 1949-03-03
ST. Tho. Councillnen
Come Over For
Discussion

Three members of the St.
Thomas Municipal Council,
the Honorables Roy P. Gordon
Omar Brown and Oswald Har-
ris were scheduled to arrive
today for discussions with
members of the local Council
in connection with the propos-
ed Tax Exemption Law.
, 1949-03-03

case is reviewed by the Third
Circuit Court, the Judge said.
Just before sentence, the
youthful attorney Almeric
Christian, motioned the Judge
to set aside the verdict as be-
ing contrary to the evidence.
This was denied. The Attorney
then said he took exception.
Attorney Christian, who tried
for an acquittal or a charge
of manslaughter, was visably
shaken at the maximum sem
tence.
The trial lasted all day be-
fore a jampacked courtroom
which overlooked into the
yard, as Assistant District At
torney Croxton Williams pains
takingly built up his case pro-
ducing witness after witness,
fourteen in all. Against these
the defense was able to pro-
duce only two character wit
nesses.
Two jury panels, one of "a
another of Is, were exhausted
before the 8 men and o m
were selected, as each side
challenged prospective jurors.
The eyes of practically every
one was on Attorney Christian
who was handling his first cri-
minal case; it was also his first
jury trial. He battled ceaseless-
~ against Overwhelming odds.
He proved himself a most bril-
liant attorney.
Judge Moore, before passing
sentence defined murder as
written in the Law. He said
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Miss GiI|s
Is Wed

The marriage Of Miss Virginia
Florine Gills, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Read Award Gills. to Mr..
Cecil Paul McCutcheon, son
of Mrs. Earl Bates of Fayetteville,
N. Y, and the late Mr.. Cecil Nc
Cutcheon, took place yesterday
morning in st. Francis Xavier
Church, with the Rev. Richard j.
Barron officiating.
Miss Leila Rose Gills was the
maid of honor and Miss Margaret
McCutcheon was bridesmaid. MIR.
James Kinsella was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Reid A. Gills,
jr., Mr.. David Quigley and Mr..
David Steinbaqer.
The reception was given on the
lawn of DR.. and Mrs. Clarence E.
Steinbauer in Laurel.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Huqhes-Cut|er Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hughes
of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Royston, to Mr.. Charles
Russell Cutler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell L. Cutler of Macomb,
Ill. The wedding will take place
in the late autumn.
Miss Hughes was graduated
from the University of Maryland
with the class of 1948. During
her student days she was presi-
dent of Motar Board and of Gam
ma Phi Beta Sorority. Follow
ing her graduation she served as
an inferno with the National In
stitute of Public Affairs and now
is a member of the editorial
staff of the International Trade
Reporter.
Mr.. Cutler served as ensign
with the Navy during the war.
He is a graduate of California
Institute of Technology and OF
the Law School of George Wash
ington University. He is associ-
ated with a local law firm.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Piuy 70 yosE heorf's eontsnf
at your favorite outdoor sport
.. soithoxt a shadow of a doubt
about dry, unsightly summer
parched skin! How? Simply use
a few drops of CHAMBERLAIN'S
Clear Lotion before and after"
for it not only makes your
skin teel good, but keeps it
lovely-to-look at, as well! That's
because this clear, light lotion is
specially made to guard against
the effects of water, weather,
wind and work ). quickly sooth-
ing and smoothing dry, sensitive,
irritated skin! Best of all, it
dries in a twinkling NEVER
leaves a heavy. sticky film! Use
CHAMBERLAIN'S Clear Lotion
whenever you play see how
it makes your skin feel good and
look good, tool
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Back in Capital
From Vacations

Miss Marlene Jacobson has re-
turned from Miami Beach, where
she was the guest of her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ro-
dins of Washington. Miss Jacob
son had seven weeks of swimming,
boating and deep sea fishing. She
caught the largest dolphin OF the
season and also a 50-pound sail
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frank
have returned from California,
where they have been vacationing
for five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nord-
linger are spending several days
in Richmond on their way back to
Washington from a short vaca-
ton at Virginia Beach.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

in your daily habits, it's based
on the following scientific facts
both coffee and tea contain
caffein and while many people
can drink them without ill-effect,
others suffer nervousness, indi-
gestion, sleepless nights! But
POSTUM is 100% cdfein-tree!
It can NEVER torment" you
with nervousness, indigestion or
sleeplessness. But prove all this
to yourself send for q gen.
erous trial supply of POSTUM
today! It's FREE so just
write Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison
Avenue. New York 16, N. VI
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Sparkling glassware reflects"
a fastidious hostess so let me
tell you the best and easiest way
to keep yeurs diamond bright and
clear! Just dip each piece in a
solution Of ARM & HAMMER or
cow BRAND Baking Soda 3
Tbs. to 1 qt. water) then
rinse and dry! It's as easy as
that. for baking soda quickly
removes every trace of smudge
and dusty film! Gets combs and
brushes immaculate! So get that
package Of baking soda. Let 1t
"say" the incest things about you!
Evening star., 1949-08-14

cellophane tape is ideal for emer-
gency repairs to children's toys,
cracked jars, torn skirt hens.
Scotch" .Cellophane Tape is
transparent as glass, seals with
out moistening. Only $50 and
25t. or get the large economy
roll for 800. Look for Scotch"
Brand Tape in the gay plaid dis.
penser-and keep a roll in every
room it's Q thrifty habit!
Evening star., 1949-08-14
ooins on q picnic? Don't forget

the Scotch" Gel
lophane Tape!
You'll find it so
useful in so
many ways
like sealing left
overs -. repair
ing torn bowl
covers >. taping
down windblown
fah1ac1oths And
Evening star., 1949-08-14

cushioning pads instontly end
annoying shoe friction and lift
agonizing pressure! Naturally,
this stops corns before they de-
velop but If they've already
made "headway", the separate
TtedScdttons in each box quickly
remove them! II you have cal
louses or bunions, there is q
special size and shape DR.
SCHOLL'S Zino-pads for them.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

-StncEey PHOtO.
the bride August 6 of Mr.. Oliver
Robert Dube, son of Mrs. Jack
Pelletier of Worcester, Mass.
The wedding took place in the
Arlington Baptist Church and the
Rev. Len F.. Stevens officiated at
the ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Kunke.
announce the engagement of theil
daughter, Margaret Kunkel Nose
ley. to MIR. George Scobie Wander
wende, son of Mrs. John Wander
wende and the late Mr.. Wander
Wende.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

wedding taking place August 7 at
Hotel 2400 with Rabbi Henry
Segal officiating at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Bosnian Zimberg of Wash
ington and Mr.. Harry Zimberg OF
Richmond, the latter escorting
her and giving her in marriage.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
.Dube-Stanford
Church Wedding

Miss Dolores Eileen Stanford,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Walter
H. Stanford of Arlington, became
Evening star., 1949-08-14
RS foolish to endure what you

can 30 edStty cure
. especially the
painful ache of q
corn! Just apply
DIR. CHOLL'S
Zino.pads at the
first sign Of red
dened. sore toes
see how these thin,
protective soothinp
Evening star., 1949-08-14
EiftIe things can spoil a vacation

%. so il you're
worrying about
toilet bowl san
itation in your
sum er cot.
tage or man
sion, let me put
you straight!
SAM FLUSH
is absolutely
safe for toilet
Evening star., 1949-08-14
BUY-LLNES :. BY Nancy Sasser
AWNkks semondca cakn O Thing Advertised ddiM
eeky Sponsored celsmn Of Thns. Advertised and Interesting

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Evening star., 1949-08-14
Marriage,
Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Sylvia Zimberg
to Mr.. Monroe j. Levinson, the
Evening star., 1949-08-14

good rch-astng favored cool
interesting of CAMEL mdness
In coastocoast test hundreds of and smoked
CAMELS 80 week noted throat
specialists examined the throats Of these smokers and the doc
reported single case due to smoking
CAMELS But make Smoke
exclusively 80 Judge
cigarette smoked!
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Free frioI offer . and I urge

you to accept
because 1t may
help you to bet
ter sleep, better
health, better
looks. Involving,
a simnle change
Evening star., 1949-08-14

nected with a septic tank system.
This has been determined by an
Independent scientific research
organization whose report Is in
cluded in a reliable booklet which
contains numerous facts that will
reassure any doubling Thomas.
inc" so send for your copy
today! It's FREE :. just mail
a penny postcard to Nancy Sas.
ser, 271 Madison Ave-, New York
16, New York.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

"his" mother -. provided they use CERTO!
That's because this original liquid pectin
product is practically "fool-proof" !. and
it's SO easy-such tun to use! Furthermore,
since you follow the "short-boip' method,
you get MORE glasses with MORE fresh
from-the-tree goodness in each yet 1t
takes you only a "smidgen" of the time you
used to spend with 1ong-boil methods!
know this sounds too good to be true i. :.
30 why not prove 1t to yourself Just get
Evening star., 1949-08-14

MRS. MALBOEUF.
The recent bride OF Mr.. Al
fred Charles Malboeut is the
daughter of Mrs. Margaret E.
Stephens of Arlington. Mr..
Malboeuf is the son OF Mrs.
Anne Malboeut OF Long Beach,
Calf. Their marriage took
place recently at st. Johns
Church.
Harris & E1Ding Photo.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

The former Miss Victoria
Marie Masano, Mrs. Barge is
the daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Cosmos Masa71o OF
Bluefeld, w. Va. Mr.. Emory
Dana Barge is the son of Mrs.
ThurSton Henry TruetDorothy
OF Berwyn, Md. Their mar
riage took place recently at
Waiter Reed Chapel.
-R1mee Photo.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

CERTo and try this "shortboil" recipe for
Peach
and
into large ssncepsn Squeeze the Juice from lemons add
to rolling boil and boil hord stirring
slightly.
floating quickly into glasse Para Makes about l.
GaaseA
Evening star., 1949-08-14

psops differ about the best way spend
Evening star., 1949-08-14

some like lakes, others the seashore'
:. some like to "sport" about fash
ionable resorts while others like to
trough" it in the backwoods. But
there's one thing everyone agrees on
they want the cartons of ciga-,
rettes they pack in their suitcases to
assure the fullest, all.'round smoking
enjoyment. And one cigarette that fits
this description to a "T" is CAMELS
Evening star., 1949-08-14


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Evening star., 1949-09-27
District Gets $3.50
AS Langston Taxes

The free ride on District tax
rolls enjoyed by the Langston
low-cost housing development or
Benning road NE, for the last two
years, ended today.
The National Capital Housing
Authority announced it had sent
a check for $3.50 in lieu of two
years taxes to the Districts col
lector Of taxes.
When Langston, which was
built by the Public Works Admin
istration, was turned over to the
United States Housing Authority,
District and Federal officials
agreed on a lump sum annual pay
ment in lieu of taxes to COM
pensate the District for services
furnished the development.
The payment was stopped in
1947 after Public Housing Admin
istration officials said a provision
in the agency's appropriation act
forbade payment of local taxes or
such developments as Langston.
More recent legislation, how.
ever, has permitted PHA to rule
that lump sum payments in lier
of taxes are permissible. Under
the old agreement Langston pay.
$2.925 annually in lieu of taxes.
The National Capital Housine
Authority also sent the District
Tax Collector check for ST..
044.72 in lieu Of taxes for thu
period July l to December 81
1949. on war housing propertie.
under its management.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Boy, z, Lost 8 Hours,
Claimed by Father

The happy-go-lucky little 2
year-old who spent a full s-hour
lost" day yesterday at the Police
Woman's Bureau was identified
before dinner time by his father
George Britt, 412 Tenth street
NE. claimed his son Michael, at
the Receiving Home where he had
been taken before 4 pm. Mr.,
Britt told officials at the home
that he had left Michael with q
friend and didn't know he was
missing until he got of work. Mr.,
Britt said he Is separated from hi,
wife.
The boy was wandering In the
800 block Of Ninth street NE, at
1880 am. when he was taken to
the Women's Bureau by police
from the Ninth Precinct.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
al JoIson Recalls Boyhood Here
AS He and Wife Visit CAPITAL
We Were Tough
Singer Says Of His
Neighborhood Gang
By Corter Dowson

AL Jolson is going to take his
wife, Erie. on her first tour OF
hk boyhood town Of Washington
tomorrow. but his old stompine
grounds won't be on the itinerary
"There're some things you don't
want to remember" the 61-year-
old jazz singer said today at the
Carlton Hotel during a two-day
visit to Washington. who wants
to 60 back to Four-and-a-half
street S.W.?
It was at Four -and-a-half street
and Maryland avenue S.W. over a
feed store that Mr.. Jolson lived,
he recalled. He came to WASH
ington as an infant from Russia
where he was born.
"Once we lived on School street
S.W.," the nanny singer said.
"A scar on my foot won't let me
forget that. There was an 8-or-
10-foot fence around the house
and one Sabbath I jumped over
it to sneak off to a burlesque show.
I landed on a broken bottle on the
side and cut all the meat off my
foot"
AS a boy. when his name was
Asa Yoelson, Mr.. Jolson remem-
bers the boys he ganged with.
I'VE were really tough" he said.
I'VE carried an iron stick on a
rope for protection against one
another. I'd been soft in the head
ever SINCE" he said with a laugh
1--WE played baseball on what they
called "Bloodfield" in southwest
was pitcher for three balls. Then
was catcher. Baseball's gotten
to be a sissy game now. You can't
fight with the umpire or sock
somebody you don't agree WITH y
MIR. Jolson said, striking his old
boxing pose. Il was a jabber," he
Explained.
"One Of the colored kids in the
gang was Bill Robinson, the
dancer, Mr.. Jolson said. "He
stole my bike once. How'd I get
it back, you say? In pieces, that's
how"
l 1t was from the Southwest col.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Montgomery Bar Will Heal
Lane al Dinner Toniqhf

Gov. Lane of Maryland will be
the principal speaker at a dinner
meeting of the Motgomery County
Bar Association at 8:15 O'Clock
tonight at the Congressional
Country Club, Bradley boulevard
and River road.
A reception for the Governor
at Z pm. will precede the meeting
at which Miss Vivian v. Simpson
will be installed as the first WON.
an president Of the association
Other officers to be installed BY
Frank Ober. Baltimore, president
OF the Maryland State Bar Asso-
ciation are Leo Bender, vice presi-
dent; Edwin Brown, secretary;
Stedman Prescott, jr., treasurer,
and Alger Y. Barbee, F. Archie
Meatyard and James n. Pugh
executive committeeman.
Judge Stedman Prescott al
Montgomery County Circuit Court
will be toastmaster and David
Belts, Rockville attorney, will
serve as chairman.
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Three More Polio Cases
Raise Total Here 10 III

Three new polio cases were re.
ported today, including one in the
District and two in nearby
counties, raising the total for the
Metropolitan Area to I'll for this
year.
The District Health Department
reported the latest patient was
Ia 2h -year-old girl from the $500
block Of Porter street NV, who
was taken to Children's Hospital
yesterday. It is the 74th case in
the city this year, compared with
"a at the same time last year.
The 41st polio case this year in
Prince Georges County is a 12r.
year-old boy Of Takoma drive, SUI
yer Spring. He was admitted FM-
day to Children's.
In Fairfax County. a 23-year-
old woman Of Maple street In
Vienna, Va. is the 18th polio case.
She was admitted to Gallinger
Hospital yesterday,