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Evening star., 1949-12-29
oklahoma City Quint
Surprise Victor Over
Aggies in Tourney
By the kssocictsd Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 29.-
Second seeded Wyoming is in the
final OF the all-college basket
ball tournament tonight, as ex-
pected, but there's a stranger in
the observation-disclosures City U.
Top-seeded Oklahoma A. & NJ.
heralded to win its sixth straight
title, fell in the semiflnals last
night to alert Oklahoma City,
37-35. The loss was the first for
Hank Iba's Aggies in 18 all-col-
lege tournament games.
wyoming had an easy time dis
posing Of Arkansas, 1925.
Arkansas and A. &, M. meet for
third place in the first game OF
the double-header tonight.
The O. c. U.-Aggie contest was
a student-teacher affair-Okla-
homa City's Coach Doyle Parrack
having learned his basketball
while playing four years under
Iba.
Doyle graduated from A. & M.
in l943 but came back to the
school as Navy instructor in
1914. He played on A. & Ms
N. c. A. A. championship team OF
1944-45.
Led Nation in Defense.
This is Parrack's third year at
o. C. U. Last year, his team
gained the title Little Aggies" as
its style of play, patterned after
Iba's deliberate offense, won 20
games against six losses. That
1948-49 team led the Nation in
defense. allowing 1874 points a
game.
Parrack nodded this years
team from a group Of boys un-
wanted by other colleges because
of lack of ability.
o. C. U. was a 10-point under
dog when it met the Aggies. but
took the lead at the outset and
never was headed. Amazing
shooting in the first half. which
clicked 10 field goals in % tries
and dogging defense, gave O. c.
U. a 23-15 edge at halftime.
The Aggies began closing IN
the last 10 minutes and cut the
margin. o. c. u. started its stall
with five minutes left, but A. & M.
moved within one point. 36-35,
with As seconds left.
Two players were tossed out as
tempers flaired.
With time running out, Gale
Macarthur. A. g. M. junior guard,
missed a chance to tie the score
after he was fouled.
After the game. Iba walked over
to his student and told Parrack,
mice going, son." Parrack was too
tense to do anything but shake
hands.
A few minutes later, he COM
mented, ut was tough, mighty
tough"
ChtdeS VICTORIOUS Pupll.
Iba went into o. c. us dressing
room and personally congratulated
each player.
He then took Parrack aside, and
as teacher to student, said: Il
should have beaten you. You
waited too long to start your
freeze"
Parrack was grateful for the
advise. then asked Iba for aid in
plotting strategy against Wyoming.
Wyoming and o. c. U. both have
winning streaks of seven straight
games.
Wyoming. last years Skyline Six
champion. has breezed through the
tournament. Coachd by Ev Shell
ton, it easily handled Texas 44-35
in the first round. Last night.
Wyoming led 24-14 at the half and
Arkansas didn't make a field goal
the first Is minutes of the last
half.
In afternoon games. Baylor will
meet Texas for the consolation
title and Vanderbilt will play Ala
bama for seventh place. In games
yesterday. Texas defeated Ala
bama, 48-41, in a last half drive
and Baylor topped Vanderbilt.
6l-53.
Evening star., 1949-12-29

Wlll enlarge,
t r a m e and
mount it (no
charge) along
with the others
we have on dis
play In our
S por t S mans
Paradise.
The b o y S
have been do
ing right well
down on the
bay and if you
want to see
some nice fish
Evening star., 1949-12-29

Yes, here's the biggest news since
beer was bottledl With new some
WAY" glass bodies, you pay no de-
posit and you don't have 10 bring them
back! Remembss, bsef aad ale tasse
Evening star., 1949-12-29

Bolen of Colorado. Mealey was
in the high octane zone too with
a neat 1882 for the half-mile.
This was 80 seconds of the
years fastest $50. the work of
Nal Whitfield. the Olympic star.
If the Comedians run back to
Evening star., 1949-12-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
BY "Solty" Mills

If you have a photo of any fine
catch you are proud of we would
like to have a picture of same
for our Sportsmans Gallery. We
Evening star., 1949-12-29
TIE note says "eoe mind bringing this baeks one eo'e "ev
Wv Gluss Beer ssd Ale Bot-No Depos-No Retarns

beter in bodies and cost less than
Ia tin cans. Full Il ounce bottles. Ask
vour dealer today for beer and ale in
the new, handy, econonical "oNEs
WAY" Glass Beef and Ale Bodies.
0aass cunkaanR l1nan1ls1BeD 6S41uD
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Ice Palace BowIers End Streak
OfMonn's Team at 22Gomes

dipped her average to 1879 with
a 328 set.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03

The johnson lad has won 81
out of % scraps in which he has
participated as a pro. His only de-
feat came in Philadelphia Con-
vention Hall last April at the
hands ofthe number 1 light-heavy
weight in the business, A. Moore.
Moore excells the so-called champ,
idle Freddy Mills of England.
AS most fight fans know john
son has been under a six-month
suspension for jumping a fight in
Dayton earlier this year. He was
signed to fight Bob Amos Of De-
troit here, but claimed he was
sick just a couple of days before
the bout was scheduled to be held.
The Dayton boxing commission
medica who examined him, how
ever, declared he was fit. But he
upped and left town before the
fight. A suspension was plugged
on him by the NBC altho it is
said that body has attempted to
get the local commish to withdraw
its complaint to enable Johnson
to fulfill some important eastern
commitments. The only terms the
local boys would listen to were
those which brought Johnson here
to fight. AS soon as he starts
fighting next Wednesday, the sus-
pension will be lifted.
Lytell has won a fair following,
in Dayton for the excellence Of
his performances in his two bouts
here. No middleweight in the game
will have anything to do with him
and the same fear persists among
most light heavies. The boxing
monopoly being what it is Lytell
must fight for peanuts in cities
like Dayton which simply are not
boxing towns. $500 will show up
tc see a phony like Gorgeous
George go through some rehears-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03


more largely by Christian than by
Fascist influences. But Christi
anity, additionally the most pow
erful force among the Indigenous
people of Africa, plays a rapidly
declining role. Africans leaders,
nearly all of whom are educated
in mission schools, do not expect
the Christian churches and mis-
sions to have an important part
in their emancipation; they rather
Continued on page three)
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03
An American
Looks at the South

Most Of all, African leaders APP
pear to hope for some miraculous
deliverance from beyond them
selves and their followers. The
United Nations, the United States,
India, and Russia all stand,
in varying degrees, as messiahs
who may help to free the African
from his bondage. Sometimes the
hope centers on a great African
leader yet to emerge, who is self
lessness and fearlessness will re-
move the disabilities Of his people.
Hope for a great Hypothetical
leader is inspired inthe Africans
ed antics called wrestling, yet
stay away in droves when a classy
fight is staged.
These fellows are fighting for
bread and butter. They are first
rate and it would be a shame for
anyone to miss it.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03

Fight Here !
Wednesday

Next Wednesday night Dayton
will be host to what promises to
be a very. fine boxing show. The
great in-fighter Bert Lytell will
meet the highly-touted Harold
Johnson, a 21-year old light-heavy-
weight from Philadelphia. Earlier
this month Lytell knocked out Doc
Williams of North Adams, MAJ
in a thrilling eight-rcundsr
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03
Richmond to Be
Site of OAR Home

RICHMOND Va. (ANP)-The
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy will move their permanent
site to Richmond, it was revealed
here last week.
Richmond won over Charleston,
S. c.; Montgomery, Ala. and Jack
son, Miss.
The followers ofthe lost cause
selected Richmand, former capt.
tai of the Southern Confederacy,
because the State of Virginia had
offered to provide land and fin
ancial assistants in building the
new headquarters.
The site offered by Virginia is
in Robert E. Lee Memorial park
which adjoins Battery Abbey, the
Confederate Veterans Home and
the Museum of Fine arts.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03
By Bessie F. Bell

How Do You Look TT?
The holiday season is now with
us and we swing into the social
whirl of doing things, which
means we will be wearing bra
tops and backless gowns.
How will you look under close
scruting? Can you stand the test?
If you have been faithful in your
beauty care, the complexion of
your back and shoulders will
match that of your face. Your
posture will be regal.
Use great care when you make
upto wear the bareback, or bra
top. BY all means apply the foun-
dalton cream tothe shoulders and
up and on the neck to meet the
face, so that you look all in one
piece. Apply the same powder that
you use for your face.
A FEW LABELS OF BEAUTY
Keep out of arguments. Let others
have their way as much as pos
- -
sible. Smile pleasantly. Avoid talk
ing continuously. Keep entirely out
of other persons business. Have
an open mind to new ideas. Don't
go off the deep end with flattery.
Avoid g~ossiping. Listen well, and
avoid asking others to repeat a
statement. Refrain from asking
questions merely forthe sake of
keeping up a conversation. Avoid
asking favors of others. Never try
to reform others. Keep your per-
sonar troubles TO yOufSelI. UOnt
try to be ~dignified, just be nat
ural. Always be cheerful.
A TIP FROM FASHION, Pin
a bunch of ~violets, fresh or arti-
fical on yourwhite fur muff for
wear to a cocktail or afternoon
tea party.
ETIQUETTE SAYS A girl
should not make a hobby of col
lecting fraternity pins from var
ious boys, for when she accpets
the pin o f one boy this means
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03
Brings His
Bop Piano To
Wherefore II.

w AA
Enrol Garner and Wynonie Har-
ris will be presented as the next
package concert at Wilberforce
University on Tuesday night,
December 6, inthe Jones auditori-
um at the church school. Garner
is about the hottest" performer
in the entertainment world today.
Harris is the loud blues singer
who has been onthe musical scene
for some time now.
Enrol Garner catapulated to
fame in Gotham several years
ago with his unique arrangement
Of Night and Day. lThis was more
or less a challenge to Eddie Hey
wood who had just. recorded the
successful, Begin the
Geguine.' Enrol played around
the Sind Street clubs with such
outstanding performers as "Slam"
Stewart, Coleman Hawkins, Trum-
my Young, Sid Catlett, J.. G..
Heard, et.al. (this writer won't
forget the night he took his girl
friend and a couple of fans to the
Downbeat to see Enrol and Slam.
Enrol hasn't shown up yetD
Then he recorded Laura, and
the rest of the country heard a.
bout him. Then, last year, record
ed This Is Always with Charlie
Parker and Earl Coleman. His
piano boping were out Of this
world, as have been the numer-
Gus hits since that time.
Reid Jackson at first thought
he would obtain George Shearing
and Sarah Vaughn, but Garner
and Harris are the substitutes.
Garner lisa good substitute for
Shearing, the blind English pian-
list who plays with much feeling,
but Harris is so far from Vaughn
that the two shouldn't be named
inthe same breath. :
But it will be worth going to
see Garner even if you have to
listen to Harris, and judging by
part performances, Daytonians
will probably prefer the latter.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-03

that she is willing to become en-
gagged to him.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

We stop breathing every time the
ball rolls near the cup-olmost q hole
in-one. We howl with glee when our
fdvorite scores with another mirocu-
lous wedge-flip. And on the nineteenth
hole we relax with spring cooler.
Between the tournament. q little gem
robbery. and al the other fun Of q
rowing reporter we hardly find time
to mind our own business and see
what the welldressed man wears on
or around the golf course, at lunch,
cocktails or dinner. At supper. amid
non-pertinent chatter and culloused
mitts. we sit amongst the finest indi-
viduol group Of golfers in Tournament
extont. Our rowing eye quickly notes
the styled appearance Of sporting
men. StYlists in golf qna siylists in
clothes - these guys WIN look the
port. They're truly champion play for
pay boys.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

,gs Music 70 science and back i
Elaine Joan Ruclsert and John J. Sivertson
Isl Elaine Joan Ruckert, II year-old
senior, is shown with John J,
Sivertson, director of the firms
technical services laboratory, com.
pleting a scientific test with the
pretty youngster. Elaine, a music
major in high school, was torn be-
tween music and science, and took
over the laboratory job for the
"day" to help her find the answer
to her problem. She knows now
that music is really her first love
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

with two rs - Terrific Tournament.
Brides and bogeYs fly oil over the
6.400-Yord odd White Course" and
SO do q lot Of famous golfers.
Painless Dentist Cory Middlecoff
from Memphis. in the deep south.
plays with South Africd's Bob Locke
joined by Florido's Peter Cooper and
movietown's Joe Kirkwood. They ore
trdiled by Winston Guest Of little old
New York who can swing polo nal
let better than q golf club. Winston
looked well in q double-breqsted one
button long roll grey flannel suit.
CHOOTlNG wGy under por Tor the
~ course they all come up with
such low scores that we couldn't even
maich them on q boardwalk minic.
ture. We wctch with awe this open
tournament which is q preview to the
National P-G-A tourncment at Rich.
mond.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
Beauty Hints
BY NINA TEMPLE
FrauiIe Beauty

A woman must be ever mind
full of that precious gift of
beauty. Nature bestows it but
does mt stand guard to protect
it. Once she has it, for her own,
i is imperative that she watch
over it night and day, lest it
vanish. There is a daytime care!
and a nighttime care, both i'm
portant. She should Use every
precaution to protect and hold
this priceless treasure. Beauty
is the first gift nature give to-
a woman and the first she takes.
away"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

PITTSBURGH Pa It's we'll known fact that amateur painter
destroy waste paint brushes through
through This either due characteristic American
lack Of knowledge regarding proper Pittsburgh
simple below and lsrated in the panels above
Don't wonch brush to large surface large bru
trim work ~ Immediately after clean brs
brush
gently and clear ate1
the
straight carefully jacket and permit it to without disturb
the be Don't stand brush the brs end Thes
fundamentals of brush More detailed
picked dealer when purchase brushed
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

he can come and go it will
S. I'll am a young wife.
love my husband very much but
we ,canea get along. You see
before We married, he didn't like
parties, dances and social fun
like | did SO to have his owe. |
put all of that down. Now that
we are married, he goes all the
time to these things and Won't
let me go with him and if
protest, he jumps me and tells
me to go home. What must II
do?
Ans: If you love him we'll
well enough to live with him.
under these circumstances, stay
on. However, refrain from FUSS
ing with him about his actions
as ne will get rough. HIS not go
ing to make a radical change
right now. If it is too much for
wou-plan to visit mother for a.
while.
G. MI met a girl through
the Lonesome Heart column and
have visited her a few times
l want to marry her but nv mo-
Their is bitterly opposed to it.
Do you think she .has any reason
to feel as she does OF is it she
thinks her support will be cut
out?
Ans: Heed your mothers adj
vice, son and give up this idea
Of marriage. You hardly know
the girl and besides she has sew
eral youngsters and you're not
in a position to take on this re-
sponsibility at Your age. There
are lot of nice girls right I'M
your section of the coutry with
whom you could become person.
ally acquainted in your quest for
a mate. The lonesome heart col
umn prospects are ''pDor risks"
T. C. MI am graduating from
college this month with a WON
derful group of friends. We have
had a marvellous time this year.
Many of the kids are having
house parties at their homes i'm
mediately following the close of
school | plan to attend some Of
These lpar0ies but my Fheart-
beat hasn't accepted a single
invitation and that is what's
making me unhappy. unhappy. |
know he loves me but he won't
discuss it Or give any reason
for not joining us.
Ans: His reason is a financial
one. He feels compelled to re-
turn home and get situated on a
job as soon as possible. He's de-
finitely carrying the torch for
you and just as soon. as he can
earn some money, he will begin
visiting you on weekends. Plan
your house7party over the 4th
of July. He'll attend.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1949

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

M. A. M.-It's been long
time since l wrote you but
when get in troubl l know
just who to turn to for help. 1t
seems to me that I am friend-
less. l don't have a friend in
the world, am broke, no job and
not much courage left Several
folks owe me but I can't collect
a dime. When 1 had job,
LOANED different ones money
but now | can't borrow one 5
cents off Of no one. In fact, peo-
pie won't even come around me
at all.
Ans: People shy away from
folks who try to make a s'touch.' =
1t IS difficult to distinguish be-
1 tween a professional moocher
and a person who needs hit
tie assistance to help them over
tight spot. Don't feel hard to-
! ward your friends. hey will take
a different attitude when you
get on your feet again. So-stop
sympathizing with yourself and
look for work. Send self
addressed stamped envelop fol-
my instructions on Job Finding.
1t will show you how to go about
finding work.
r. CT have been going with
this man Or eleven years and
have thought all along that he
would mention it, he gets in a
hurry and has to see a man on
business. | want to know if he
means to marry me?
Ans: No-he has no Intentions
of getting involved In fact. il
you plan to wear orange bios
! SONS anytime soon, you had bet
ter begin looking elsewhere for
q partner. Your present friend
flsn't 6le Fmarrying aype''- hs
prefers his independence so that
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
Mary Strong alks
PRAISE


Strange, how frugal We are
with praise, and yet, how pro-
digal we are with blame. How
faint are the words we utter in
aklulaAion, and how loudly do
we shout our condemnation when
we see a fellow creature making
some Roadway up the ladder Of
achievement. We find such pail
try words for praise and, our
applause is often almost too
muffled to be heard. To praise
in uncertain terms is the mark
of fine nature. 1T is a graf sign
Of mdiocrity to- praise always
moderately"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

roilrodd nognote
Robert Youngs'
Greenbrier Hotel.
The occasion
the first onniyer.
sorry OF the joints
postwar reopen
ing. Anxiety with
~ rrv,sg~I Il C@Is
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
When Skin Torture
Drives You Mad!

Try clean, powerful, penetrating
Moone's Emerald Oil. The very first
application should give you comforting
relief and a few short treatments con.
vince you that you have at last found
the way to overcome the intense itching
and distress. Moone's Emerald Oiliseasy
and simple TO use-promotes healing
Ask any good druggist for INCOMES
Emerald Oil. Satisfaction ormoney back
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
! 9 q Q
ofbbe WaNace Guide
CONTENTS

TIE WAY TO HAPPINESS IN I949
PEACE OF MIND AND HOW TO FIND IT
HOW YCJ CAN STRENGTHEN YOUR MINI
AGAINST WORRY
GUIDE 10 HELP YOU CONQUER FEAT
AND TRIUMPH OVER EVIL
WoMAN'S SECRET POWER OVER MAN
YOUR COU2TSHIp-AND HOW 70 PLAN II
THiMC5 you SHOULD KNOW TO WIN 4
HUSBAND
HOW 70 PICK A TRUE AND LOVING WIFI
MATiN1-THE kay TO LOVE AND Ro.
NANCE
HOW TO EOLD YOUR MATE
ENCOURAGING THE ADMIRATION AMI
RESPECT Of YOUR LOVED ONES
WHAT TO DO WHEN JEALOUSY UNDER.
MINES YOUR MARRIAGE
HOW CREATING CAN BE DEALT WITH
SUCCESSFULLY
SECRETS TO MARRIAGE HAPPINESS
PRCoMoTlMG PEACE AND HARMONY IN
YOUR HOME LIFE
ATTRACTING FRIENDS AND POWER
CONTROLLING THE INNER POWER GoI
Has GIFTED YOU WITH
HOW ONE MAY GAIN MASTERY oyET
WHAT He WILLS 'A'
THE REALIZATION OF YOUR DREAMS
THE KEY TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS IN 1o1o
TIE LAW OF SUCCESSFUL GAMBLING
HOW To GAIN AND HOLD MONEY
MASTERING YOUR NATURAL TALENTS
HOW TO GET AHEAD ON YOUR JOB
sStEEiNudtrtc ASTROLOGICAL cRARAcTEl
ANALYSIS FOR YOUR BIRTHDATE
WHAT THE STARS HOLD FOR YOU IN 1874
WaEN 9N!H1APPiNEsS IS DUE 10 THE EVIL
JOB NN"~
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
Gas on StOn1a ch
Relieved in 5 minutes or
JouhIa vour money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful. suffocA
ns Gas. sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usual
tescribe the fasteet-acting medicines knopn q
bmptomatic relief-medjsines Ike those in Bell
tablets No LAXATIVE Bell ans brings comfort In
iny or double your money back On return OF eoss
e Us. 25c at al druggists.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
MEMS kf:akiuRARADE
==kJSxt the EAGLE STYLE REPORTER

OFF Tournament: We have q
~ soft spot for nice places - nice
people. Who doesn't? You find both at
White Sulphur Springs. Virqiniu. and
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

ern industry has contributed sub.
stantially to the unprecedented
high standards of living which all
Americans enjoy. 8ssssEEssss ssas
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

AALS 4AA4AA' - - -
y In undertaking this educational
project, General Robert w. John
son, chairman of the board, hopes
10 set a precedent for all American
industry, SO that other boys and
girls of this country might benefit
from similar educational advan-
lagos offered by industry
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

A healLhful hunger for a great
idea is the beauty and blessed
ness Of life.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

An All-An1erican's Dream Comes True
NEW BRUNSWICK NJ Three hundred high school seniors
perated the main plants Of Johnson and Johnson recently
the first observance of "a Modern Industry dream
merue of Vincent U veteran who fought bravey for
American life in the Normandy INVASION Battle
Ind the Battle of the Bulge He fubak
Rutgers and manager recreation the surgical dressings
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18
YOUR weekly
TREAT RECIPE:
BY RUTH F. HOLBROOK
Home Economist and Food
ConSultant

Grape Enchantment can serve
a dual purpose-as a salad and
as dessert. Favored with
CURED cream and topped with
fluffy quick whip it is a season.
able delight for your table.
GRAPE ENCHANTMENT
cup Bowman butter cream
(soured creamy
/ cup hot water
| package of, lime jelIo
1 cup hot water
2 cups seeded white grapes
Bowman Quick Whip
METHOD: Dissolve jell in hot
water and let CONCEAL. Fold in
butter cream; add grapes. Oil
a mold with salad oil lightly and
pour mixture into mold. Chill.
Chill. Unmold and sgarnish with
Quick Whip.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

Gordon MacRae, movie
and radio star is also a
top-Hieht golfer. He
teamed with former
US. Open Champion,
Ralph Guldahl, in the
Crosby Invifational
Tournament at Pebble
Beach, Calf.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-18

he can come and go it will