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New England bulletin., 1949-04-02

Cook, a graduate of Yale School of Drama some years back.
 Rakorta Club was visited by burglars recently. Six bottles of whiskey valued at forty-four dol lars were taken by the culpritS. l ing to find out what kind of whis- key costs eight dollars a bottle .. So, it must have been scotch. Sor- ry, Woo Fong.
 s+dn | heard yesterday, that Cal captured by little lady, from New York. (cheese, and crackersD
 The Racquet Wielders Tennis Club have resumed their monthly meetings in preparations for the coming tennis season The club is oaoly m need of younger players. See Cliff, Gardin, Lloyd Moves, Brad Jamieson or Miss Connie Col lins, secretary of the local club.
 l have before me copy of the New York Enquirer which reads. in part: That a man by the name of Emanuel M. Josephson, author of the Strange Death of Franklin D. Roosevelt" requests of Gov. T. E. Dewey, Governor of New York, to exhume the body of ex- president Roosevelt to determine the cause of his death. Someone beside Pegler won't let him rest in Peace.
 And as my little girl would say, 'There are thousand yesterdays, but, only one today"
 Good 111ok fn fho T 0f Win chester School, it is making 9 gal lant fight for improved conditions in that area.
 We are glad that Ernest Saund- CTS, our genial civil engineer, has recovered from his recent illness.
 Armond Mccoy, Maurice Single ton, and A. B. Jackson are now associated in the insurance busi- ness, having offices at 263 Dix we'll Ave.
 Dr. Douglas T. Murray was in town last week visiting his family. His father MT. George Murray will accompany him back to Key stone, W. Va.
 In recent years our formerly peaceful community has been beset with murders slashings, robberies, and various types of vandalism, and unlawfulness. Who remembers? ae7sd xars afo; 1az Whan the T;on tM9 men a dis it out with fists.
 In the center of Beaver Pond Park. In those days one carried nothing than a solid handkerchief in his back pocket.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02
COLLEGE FUND DRIVE OPENS
 IN HARTFORD

Hartford's goal for the United Negro College Fund Drive, has been opened here this week, has been set at $25,OOO. The Greater Hart ford effort is a part of the nation vide increased opportunity for high CT education for Negroes.
 Chairman of the National Commit tee of the Women's Division of the United Negro College Fund, was the principal speaker at the mass Monday afternoon, March 21 in Patterson Hall in The Travellers building at 700 Main St.. Mrs. Wad- dell is a daughter of the late Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes. She was graduated from Wellesley Col lege and is past vice-president of the New York Wellesley Club.
 Jesse w. Randall, chairman of the Greater Hartford Drive also addressed the volunteer workers Alonzo G. Moron, Acting President of Hampton Institute, one of the colleges in the Fund also appeared at the kickoff gathering. Dr. Mor- on, who received his LIB: degree from Harvard last year, addressed a mass meeting of the congregaa- tions of IA churches at Metropoll- tan AME Zion Church, Sunday, March 13, in relation to the drive.
 Dr. Allen F. Jackson, prominent local physician, is co-chalrman of the drive. Chairman and co-chair- men for the committee are: For, mer Mayor Edward N. Allen .s, ana Sidney Johnson, corporation gifts; Howard S. Jarvis and Mrs. Rosi- land Putnam, special gifts; Mrs Harry Barsantee and Mrs. Gloria Adams. women's committee and John Smith and Dr. James A. Wright, church relations.
 Other committee chairmen all nounced by MT. Randall include Mrs. Olivia Shelton, alumni com 1nittee: Donald T. Williams, steer ing committee and George w.
 The fund includes 31 of the na- +;on's accredited 35 private Negro colleges and universities. These m stitutions are located in Is states from Pennsylvania and have an en- rollment of 26,000. ',
 Money raised in the drive is used for teaching, salaries and equip ment, scholarship, library books, health programs, building repair and maintenance.
 The national goal is approxi- mately ten per cent of the entire educational budget of the 31 schools
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02

Conn. University has announced that all fraternities, and sororities that bar students from membership in their organizations because of race, color, or, creed, shall be barred from that campus. Good!
 John Fielding, Exalted Ruler of the EIl<s tells us that plans are being made for the biggest, and most colorful Ball of all May 13, at the State Armory. Have you purchased your box?
 Mrs. Bessie Harris, for years or ganist at the Emanuel Baptist Church was honored by the Dun bar Girls. Mrs. Pinkie Beverly pre- sented assorted gifts to Mrs. liar ris for her long service to the church.
 Jackie Robinson, second baseman of the Dodgers declared that he was going to give the opposition, you know what, this coming sea- son. Speaking of the Dodgers re- minds me that certain New York dailies refer to MT. Branch Hickey, as "El Cheapo." He may be nig- gardly, but he had enough intestl- nal fortitude to give the Negro a break. So in my book, God bless him. :.
 Was surprised to see Miss Ann
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02
NAACP Presses Anti-BiasBil

WASHINGTON - If Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Washington Democrat, and the National As sociation for the Advancement of Colored People have their way, it may some day soon become illegal for trains, buses, dining cars and railroad station restaurants to seg- regate against passengers in inter- state travel.
 The midwest legislator has in troduced a bill designed which would outlaw bias in this connec- tion. Need for passage of the pro- posal is urgent, NAACP officials point out, since railroads and other interstate carriers have been talk ing advantage of a loop-hole in the decision of the United States Supreme Court Morgan Case, which failed to prohibit companies from making and enforcing Jimcrow regulations.
 Leslie Perry, administrative as- s1stant of the NAACP's Washing ton bureau, said this is the first time .anti-Jim Crow travel legis- lation has been introduced in the Senate. He emphasized that the or ganization twill push for early hearings"
 Similar bills have been intro duced in the House by Representa- tiVes Adam Clayton Powell, IT,, and Isidore Dollinger, both New York Democrats.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02

relatives in Virginia for a month. Expect to return in April.
 Perry Retires
 William Perry, 67, of 84 Pearl St., and a resident of Waterbury and Thomaston for the past forty seven years, has retired from T Hume & Atwood Mfg. Co.,, of Thomaston, after twenty-five years of service. MT. Perry says that since he is now a gentleman of leisure he shall look forward to seeing many baseball games this season and do plenty of fishing and hunting.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02
MUSIC ARTISTS GREETED WARlNLYN VA TERBURY

Charles Rhinehart, pianist, and Amanda Kemp, lyric soprano, ap- peared in a musical concert at the Waterbury Women's Club on March 20 under the auspices of the Can teen Club of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House for the bene- fit of the clubs Scholarship and Campership Fund.
 Rhinehart is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Rhinehart of 222 North Elm St., and recent grad uate of the Boston Conservatory of Music. He served in the Marine Corps after studying three years at the Yale School of Music. His appearances in Waterbury and Bos- ton have never failed to evoke widespread enthusiasm and as a young artist he is constantly re- quested to repeat performances
 He has appeared in recitals at the Wellesley Summer Institute, Harvard University, the Roxbury Masonic Temple, the Boston Con servatory of Music, Library Park Summer concert series and the Wa terbury Chapter of the Rotary Club.
 Miss Kemp is native of Kan public schools of that city, she was the Kansas City Conservatory un- der Leila Murlin McCon1bs. Miss Kemp has been heard over stations WHDH and WMEx. in Boston where she is now a voice student of H. Wellington Smith.
 She was a winner of the Marian Anderson scholarship award for two consecutive years, 1946 and 1947, and has been presented in recitals annually in Kansas City for the past five years. The Can teen Club was organized in April 1947 for the purpose of helping worthy high school graduates wit exceptional scholastic averages.
 Miss Ladonia Watts 1948 honor graduate of Leeavenworth High Canteen Clubs $1OO scholarship. She is now a first year student at Union College, Richmond, Va.
 This group ot young people range in age from IS to 24 and during the year they have given many programs in the Pearl St. Neigh borhood House and originated the Friday Night Canteen for Teen agers here.
 The object of this group has been summed up in a recent state ment by it's president, Raymond Afford:
 ''We have pledged our moral and financial support to those coming after us who have ability and character that they might be helped along in furthering their education and training to become citizens of responsibility"
 Walter w. Hooker, Director of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House is the groups advisor.-J FEB.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02
WATER B URY ROAMIN THE BRASS CITY
 With 4. EDDY BURKE
w AT E R B U R Y
EDDY BURKE

The Waterbury NAACP by
New England bulletin., 1949-04-02
NEW HAVEN
 UNDER THE. ELM TREE
By A. B. JACKSON

A Yale Camp They 
 reception Dwight Open house of ProfPa l Charles
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
KEEPING HEALTHY
Preventing Deaths from Appendicitis
By Dr.. James w. Barton

COME YEARS AGO the physi-
~ clans and surgeons of Phila-
delphia made determined effort
to cut down the death rate in ap-
pendicitis. Within one year they re-
duced it to less than half of what
it had been.
How was the death rate reduced
by more than one-half in this short
time?
These physicians had learned
from their own experiences three
definite truths. First, that the soon
er the operation was performed the
better; second, that no food should
be given; and third, that no pain
killing drug should be used until
the cause of the pain was found not
to be appendicitis, as this drug
masked or hid the symptoms.
When pain occurs in the abdo-
men, even as high up as the stom-
ach, many think that dose of cas-
tor oil or of EPSON salts is the best
treatment, as it clears away poi
sons or wastes. This would be good
treatment in most cases but for the
fact that appendicitis is such COM
mon cause of pain in the abdomen.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
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Predotors Competitors

The Monthly News Flashes" of
the Maryland game and inland fish
commission, recommends som
new definitions for predators and
suggests that they be called "com-
petitors" instead. They are:
The Woods Pussy-better known
as skunk-no matter what his name,
he smells bad and acts worse {.
"Br'er FoX"-the william in the play;
knows all the tricks in the bag,
and then some; true william if
ever there was one The
"Cooper's Hawk"-A gangster with
feathers and claws; a Jesse James
without a mask The "Great
Horned Owl'-an old devil with
horns, dangerous, swift and sure;
can be charged with great num-
Der of rabbits, squirrels and other
small game The Bandit
Crow"-Ofttimes called "the black
menace" a much too polite name
for this tricky gangster; you shoot
him down and think him dead, only
to see him get up and flap away
If a cat has nine lives, the
crow has 20.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
BY Lawrence Gould

Answer: Far from it. We get the
Idea that it is from the fact that
when we are little, our mothers
appear to give us more affection
when we are sick or unhappy, but
to try to win someone's love after
you have grown up by making
him sorry for you is a serious mis-
take. If he feels you're blaming
him, he'll hate you for it, and if he
does not, you'll ultimately bore
him. The English psychiatrist, DR..
Laura Hutton, truly says that "In
the long run most of us are at
tracted by happiness in others, not
by unhappiness"-or "hard luck"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

A sluggish liver and gall bladder
cause gas, and gas pressure causes
pain. Constipation is another COM
mon cause of pain in the abdomen.
The reason a cathartic, like cas-
tor oil or EPSON salts, is danger
Gus, should appendicitis be caus-
ing the pain, is because a cathar-
tic stimulates so much movement
in the intestine and this extra
amount of movement may cause
the appendix to rupture. A ruptured
appendix causes peritonitis, usually
fatal.
When a pain occurs in the lower
right side of the abdomen (Which
may have started higher up in the
stomach a few hours before) and
remains in the appendix region for
an hour without shifting elsewhere,
call a physician at once.
In previous days it was not I'M
usual for patients to be transported
to a large city for an operation,
which meant delay and greater
chance of rupturing the appendix.
Today, the nearest hospital has
surgeons capable of removing the
appendix in minutes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
Can dull parents have bright
children?

Answer: AS rule they have quite
normal children, and what level
of intelligence these children attain
depends upon the conditions under
which they are brought up. In the
Journal of Genetic Psychology, DR..
Harold NJ. Skeels and Miss Irene
Harms report the continuing sue
cess of the iowa Experiment" in
which children with "inferior So
cial histories" were given for
adoption to superior foster parents.
Though in many cases one or both
of the children's parents were rated
as "morons," the children have
average intelligence or better.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
Record Brownie

Official confirmation of a new
worlds record for an Alaskan
Brown Bear has been given to Bob
Reeve of Anchorage, Alaska, for
a giant Brownie he killed on May
26, 1913, near Cold Bay.
Weighing 1900 pounds, with a
pelt IL feet 4 inches in width and
10 feet 4 inches in length, the
Brownie was killed with a Model
IS Winchester lever action in 4O5
caliber. Reeve took two shots at
approximately 27O yards with BOO
grain soft point bullets to bring
down his record breaker. Reeves
first shot broke the animals left
hip and his second penetrated both
shoulders and killed the bear in
stantly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
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Consider the mop. Floor mops,
as a rule, are somewhat neglected
when it comes to washing. Give
your mop a good bath in boiling
soapsuds every week or so. Soda
added to the water will loosen the
dirt wonderfully.
Dry in no time. A quick way of
drying stockings is to squeeze
them as dry as possible, then roll
tightly in a turkish towel for five
minutes. Hang in an airy place
and they will dry in jitfy.
Deposit rubbers here. A wooden
box or carton placed inside the
kitchen door to be used as a re-
ceptacle for rubbers and galoshes
on rainy days will save the home
maker much linoleum cleaning.
On the bias. Try cutting the
thread on slant when threading
a needle. 1t will point the thread
and make it much easier to thrust
through the eye of the needle.
Experience taught her., One
mother who sends a boy and girl
away to college makes a list of the
things packed in each trunk and
secures it to the lid of the trunk
on the inside with thumb-tacks.
This way she gets back at least a
percentage of the things originally
sent.
Time enough. In making perco-
lated coffee, allow the brew to
percolate for only five or ten min
utes after the water begins to be
amber in color.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
E9no!!eAwhl&g =

George Washington was your age
he was hard at work as a sur
veyor, earning good money"
Sure" replied the youth in a
swift counter-attack, land when
he was your age he was President
of the United States"
81 don't agree with your theory
of prenatal influence" said the
young lady as she slipped her tea.
Take my case for example,"
she said. My mother was acct
dentally hit with a monograph
record just before l was born, but
it has not done me any harm, any
harm, any HARM
Hubbie-"You look tired, dear.
Why don't you go to the noun
tains for a nice rest?"
Wifie-"Oh, 1 don't know. I
don't think the mountain air
would agree with me-"
Hubbie-''Well, it would be the
first thing that didn't
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
Hard to match"

Here is a real test of marks
manship and accuracy-light-
ing match with bullet.
Technicians at Western Cart
ridge Company photographed
the performance of this feat
With series of unusual pic
lures, each made at three
milliorths of second exposure.
A model So heavy barrel target
rifle and % caliber super match
long rifle ammunition were
used. The trick was to scrape
the tip of the highest match.
The other matches were added
to make the trick more diff
cult.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
hI

When the ankle or any other joint
is sprained (not just straine6, the
injured part should be placed in
hot water and kept hot for an hour
at time until swelling disappears.
The joint then should be bandaged
and placed on a chair if the patient
is sitting or on pillow if lying
down. After a few days rest, the
Joint is gently moved without
weight on it,, and massaged to-
ward the heart.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
HEALTH NOTES MS

Some years ago I tried to count
up the number of causes of head
ache. When it ran over 100, I
stopped. Some researchers report
over 200 causes.
Myaigia in the back of the neck
and in the chest muscles (some-
times mistaken for pleurisy) can
be caused by an infection in the
nose and throat, with a resultant
rise in temperature and pulse rate.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

Teacher-"So you want to be
older so that you can do many
things that your brothers and sis
tiers do, eh?"
Small boy-"Yes, mann"
Teacher-"Well, who is the old
est in your family"
Small boy-''Daddy is, but he
got a head start"
"You should be ashamed of
yourself" reprimanded the father
as he gave his son a dressing
down for not having advanced be-
yond the errand-boy stage at his
place of business. "Why, when
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

Walter Lantz, creator and
producer of the famous Woody
WOOdpecker and other car
ICONS, displays three steelhead
weighing from 81 to 10 pounds
which were ught on the
Rogue river near Grants Pass,
Oregon. The entire catch was
made on a No. ~ Russelure
on a flyrOd. As evidenced in
the photo, Lantz seems to have
received some help from Woody
WOOdpecker.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
Elusive Minnie

Fishermen around jamestown,
N. Y, are beginning to despair Of
ever capturing minnie Methuse-
lah." That's the name of a muskel-
lunge residing in Chautauqua Lake
which measures AZ inches long.
Minnie" was last netted by
state conservation officers in 1945,
which was when they learned her
dimensions. She was first netted in
1880 and a price was put on her
head. She is tagged with the mum.
Der 1880" Prizes offered by mer.
chants for Minnie" still stand.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

Answer: Certainly not, though
the notion seems to die hard"
It's each persons business to adj
just to life on basis that accepts
his or her limitations, and girl
who has been so conditioned that
she is afraid of marriage or cannot
accept the role of wife and mother
should no more be blamed for
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

staying single than a cripple should
be blamed because he won't
walk" There is no worse marriage
than the sort in which a girl has
forced herself to take husband
she does not love $50 as not to be
an old maid" Single life is inf
nitely better.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
Fatigue Causes Depression

Continued depression without
apparent reason often is due to
fatigue. Persistent efforts to Sc
cure sufficient sleep on good quail
ity bedding every night usually
will result in better spirits. If the
depression continues. however, a
doctor should be consulted.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
TWO-Fabric Number

Tw0-Fabric Number
TOR DAYTIME or date-time-a
4 stunning frock for juniors that
uses two fabrics very effectively.
The comfortable sleeves are
trimmed with buttons in threes.
Pattern 1853 is for sizes II, r. 10. IA
16 and 10. Size IL. 294 yards of IS or
39-inch: 70 yard contrast.
Send today for your copy of the Spring
and Summer FASHION-64 pages of at
tractive. wearable styles: special de-
signs; free pattern printed inside the
book. 25 cents.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

may help you too if constipation is
due to lack of bulk in the diet! Eat
an ounce daily, drink plenty of water.
If not satisfied after 10 days, send
the empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle
Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK! Buy today.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

haven't taken a lax
alive since!" Mrs.
d. V. PoWers, 142O
Arcadia Are, San
Gabriel, Calf. This is
one of hundreds of
unsolicited letters
from ALL-BRAN
users. ALL-BRAN
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
KEEPS REGULAR
Without Harsh laXatiVeS
For Gayer Parties

"As long as l can remember, I was
irregular. Then I began eating
KELLOGGS ALL-BRAN daily,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15

For Party Wear
DRETTY enough for party wear,
L practical as back-to-school
dress is this yoked style for young
girls. Make the yoke and pockets
in contrast and trim with tiny
ruffling.
Pattern 1880 comes in sizes 4. 6. 8, 10
and IL years. Size 6, l7s yards of 39-inch
"a yard contrast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
20, 900 Reported Dead
As Floods Delay Reds

CANTON, June Is F.-The
Communist southbound offensive
was reported begged down today
by floods that are reported to have
taken 10000 lives In China's rice
bowl"
The death toll was reported by
the Nationalists official Central
News Agency. II gave no source
for the report which was not
confirmed elsewhere.
Central News said the flood VIC
Tins were in the Hengyang area
about 270 air miles north Of this
refugee capital on the Canton
Hankow Railway. Hengyang is in
Human Province. one of China S
richest rice-producing areas.
II the flood situation Is as seri-
Gus as the News Agency indicated.
crops will suffer heavy damage.
Nationalist military sources re-
ported jubilantly that floods were
holding up the Red drive to the
south. They said high water had
damaged roads around Nanchang
in Northern Kiangsi Province
where the Reds have heavy troop
concentrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
| Tax OHiceCor
| Is Stolen From
| oIiceGoroqe

Alozag with the beat ard tlas
humidity and TIE bold dsGoQttsss
OF car thieves. TO-DAY started ~.
unhAppily AZ Police Headquarters
In the cool Of the night q tns~f
walked INTO the basement garage
al the Municipal Center where
Police Department and Other DIS
traet cars ARE parked and drove
out = iss9 sedan assigned TO the
District Tax Collectors once
That WAS bad enough. bat nsw
humiliation came when Virginia
State poliee tslephoned from
Fredericksburg. Va. shortly after
8 a. m. 10 say they had found q
District car and wanted 10 know
what II WAS doing their District
police said they thought Car No
IS. the tax Office vehicle, Mas in
their garage in the basement.
Swift investigation disclosed
that Car IS Mas zone and police
rushed out q report that IL had
been stolen. Then they reported
1t mad been recovered, Which Is
one explanation Of the red faces
at Police Headquarters this morn
ing before the heat of the day
set in.