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Evening star., 1949-05-05
Babieh Is Arraigned,
Held for Trial in Death
OF Milwaukee Girl, Is
ey IRE Assoeiesed Press

MILWAUKEE,. May 5.-Poker-
faced Milton Babich, i9. was
bound over to Municipal Court
yesterday on a charge of killing
16-year- old Patricia Birmingham,
District Judge Harvey L. Neelen
terminated yesterdays preliminary
hearing swiftly and bound the
former high school honor student
over for trial.
Babich is charged with first
degree murder in Patricia's death.
The bullet-pierced body of the
pretty suburban West Allis high
school girl was fshed from the
Milwaukee River March 90 That
was just two days after Babich
eloped to Michigan with the vic
TINS sister, Kathleen.
In a statement released by Dis
trict Attorney William j. McCau-
ley, Babich stated that Patricia
was killed by accident February 10
in a struggle for a % -caliber tar
get revolver. He said he pro-
duced the gun to frighten Patricia
so she wouldn't reveal that Kath-
leen was pregnant.
Two Bullets Struck Girl.
The youth sat between his at
torneys. Arthur Richter and Ed
ward T. Berkanovic. his face
expressionless. throughout most of
the hearing. But he stared at the
floor as pathologist testified
about an autopsy performed on
Patricia.
The pathologist. DR.. L. j. Van
Hecke. said two bullets struck the
girl.
One, he said, entered at the
angle of the left jaw and passed
all the way through her head.
emerging at the right midline OF
her neck, slightly below the hair
line.
The second. he said. entered
behind her left ear, pierced the
skull on the right side and came
to rest just beneath the skin near
the right temple.
Detective is Last Witness.
He said death was due to a
bullet wound in the head" and
that no other possible cause of
death was found.
The last witness to be heard
was Detective Frank Zajdel, who
testified that Detective Capt.
Adolph Kraemer asked Babich at
one session. "Milt. were you alone
when you killed Patricia" and
that Milton replied, yes"
Richter announced that he
wanted to question all other de-
tectives who had any part In
questioning the youth. to de-
termine whether Babich's consti-
tutional rights were respected.
But Judge Neelen explained that
under Wisconsin law. the court
may halt a preliminary hearing
whenever it feels there Is sufficient
evidence to indicate crime has
been committed and that the de-
fendant should be held for trial
for the crime.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Senate Unit Approves
District Pier Project

A Senate Appropriations Sub
committee has approved $475, TOO
for improvement Of the north side
of Washington Channel here as
one of many items in the civil
functions appropriation bill for
next fiscal year.
This figure is an increase over
the 1927, 900 passed by the House
for the Washington project-a
commercial pier which is part of
the long range waterfront i'm
provement program here.
The Senate subcommittee also
approved 100000 for Baltimore
Harbor and Channel. as compared
with the House figure of $3.50. 900.
The total of approved water
ways expenditures for the country
was a record $722, ,765.690. but this
figure is subject to change. first by
the full Senate Appropriations
Committee in a meeting on the
civil functions bill next week,
later by the Senate itself, and
finally by House and Senate con-
ferees.
Furthermore Republicans in the
Senate have teamed with South
erners in a coalition for a S per
cent cut in all appropriations,
They recently sent back one big
appropriation bill to the Senate
Appropriations Committee with
orders to cut it by per cent.
Total for the entire civil furlc-
tions bill is $751.515.690, as ap-
proved by the Senate subcommit-
| tee.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Baby Delivered
By Father in Cor
Is 'Doinq Fine

A 6-pound-4-ounce bady girl de-
liyered by her father on the way
TO Garfield Hospital Monday night
vas reported doing fine" today
Both mother and daughter are ex-
pected TO leave the hospital this
week end.
The father. the Rev. Ernest
Williams, pastor OF Trinity Epis-
eopal Church. Arlington. said the
delivery was made during heavy
rainstorm. just as the family car
had crossed the Fourteenth Street
Bridge en- route 10 Garfield.
The baby was handed over TO
Evening star., 1949-05-05

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tifeial Ingredients. BURNETT 9
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kinds ot desserts With Bun.
NETT's Vanilia ssA Color XIX
ia fnn 10 give yoar cooking
''sye-app@ai" as well as taste
appeaL" " so get tSfh today,
Evening star., 1949-05-05

or Try Combining HtnH WhoHM
Mushroom Crowns wtth creAnnA
ehtpped beef or "Kiampftas~
leftover chicken Erayy wtth Bah
Sliced Mushrooms Is'a only nats
uEAi thai BsaB Mushrooms tHrn
such soId.tImeTs~ into eattEsasa
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mushrooms, picked Al fAvefpsE.
feetlon then bfosIss In gsys
creamery butter to . rich brown
eoIer ana packed in luscious
mushroom broth BAD Bfeslad'
In Butter Mushrooms are eco
nofsieals too .. 30 get al y
kinaa sodays
Evening star., 1949-05-05

red taste-tempter peps up even
the --latest OF appetities for
it's a tantaliang blend Of Z
garden-fresh vegetables with just
q dash of salt and real lemon
Juice added for extra piQuancy!
But that's not all since
VEGAMATo is packed with vita
minis and minerals. it's just N
nutritious as It Is delicious!
That's why IL makes a perfect
'tween-meal piek-me.up. too &.
30 keep plenty on hand for
round-the-clock enjoyment.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

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Evening star., 1949-05-05

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while new ROYAL fii'k NJ
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q short letter telling which you
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Evening star., 1949-05-05
IT'S YOURS

Madison Ave. New York is. S.fi
You1l be delighted with the
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new. improved SOiLAx. A new
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tlff. Painted and other washable
surfaces, too. clean quicker with
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some today!
Evening star., 1949-05-05

a THRILLING OFFKM F0M
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Evening star., 1949-05-05

hospital doctors wrapped tr O
towel. Mr.. Williams sad. She
has been named Anne Canei. tfss
latest in eight generations ot girfs
on her maternal side 10 bear those
names.
Asked II he had much tgua4ble
with the delivery. Mr.. Williams
said IL was The trouble ot q life
time packed into hall Al hour
Evening star., 1949-05-05
THE INTRODUCTION to a meal

can make appe-
tites sag or climb
in high so |
suggest you lead
off breakfasts,
lun C es an 4
d | ners this
su m er " IL h
v T. G. A NJ A T O
Cocktail. This
delightful. ruby
Evening star., 1949-05-05

HOHDENA 3 Instant todeaI IhB's
psFe coffee. ALL coffee. with
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ever now for BORDEN's rev
and wonderful "FiAver.PeRk"
process extracts more faEer from
the freshly.reaEted coffeel Vet
it's push button" eaas 10 make
there's no pot 10 saAb and 10
mensy grounds BoHnEN'S
throws the nEed grounds away
for you SO get BoRDEN's In.
stant Coffee to-day sec for
yourself how BoRnEN'A hak 40
tnally improved on perfection!
Evening star., 1949-05-05
80 LITTLE means 20 much :.

when IL comes
10 fiaYorin
cakes. icingH
and puddlngs.
That's " hy so
many thousands
OF women choose
the vanilla pre-
fsrred by partie-
ular bakers for
m&EAFmfEanN
Evening star., 1949-05-05
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instance. ad 4
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Evening star., 1949-05-05
ALL THE WORLD LOVES a

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Evening star., 1949-05-05
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you zoe 10 try
both RO AL
Chocolate Pud
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Evening star., 1949-05-05
PEOPLE SELDOM bee ..eye.to%ye" On everythlng !

thing women everywhere are in complete harmony
about: THE only white cake mig delicious home
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know you'll agree. for this famous mix hakes
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time. Best Of ALL since you Just add milk. mix and
bake. It's 1-2~3 easy actually takes only minutes
from package oveni Wonderfully economical. too.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Human Rights ToIk Tonight

DR.. George Catlin. author and
scientist, will lecture on Human
Rights and World Applications"
at 8 O'Clock tonight in Douglas
Hall at Howard University.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

SUNDAY SHOULD BE Mothers Day array from the kit
you'll be one step nearer the door II let sWERL
tend TO dshwsshng chores. That's because this sci
enhc suds discovery gives you greassiess dishpash
tng getting dishes and glasses 80 sparkling clean
they dry damondclear WITHOUT wping' But "re-
ducing" dishwashing time s only half Of the happy
swERI. STORY IL leaves dishpan, dishcloth and
hands absolutely cYeasefveef And here's the reason
since swERL isn'. SOAP II coat leave pesky soap
scum fim which In why it's ideal for washing dsla-
cate nylons, xks and woolens. too. Does 30 MUCH
httle . 30 get q big green boz Of SWEKL today
Evening star., 1949-05-05
-HousEniEEs sREClAL.
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sasser


YORK May 5Good cooks know coed thing when they sec
which why they're all switching to SNlfTNNG' And tha
reason obvious perfect apwpo shortening that
YOU delicious aky and eht easily dgesba
fried foods, Wonderfully white smooth and delicate
ideal cakes is the qscnT for
ans speca oak-mr ingredient which teams perfectly with
ann Of your favore cake recipes Furthermore SNIFTNNG
and refrigeration be this better shorten
Evening star., 1949-05-05

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sIs4 Mother longs FRfGfDARE
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visit your FRIGIDAIRE Dealers today
Evening star., 1949-05-05

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SIGHT that could "RI
eyes next Sunday "a FRIGIDAIRE Electric Range.
That's because IL makes gtoperfeetion %
quick and easy she'll enjoy hours OF leisure time
-. EVERY day for years 10 come! For instance.
there are Radisntube Surface Units with exact
cooking speeds ftco huge. Even Heat Ovens
the triple-duty Thermxer which does just about any
Evening star., 1949-05-05
youngsters q "retresher


FOR JUNIOR SET FATIGUE serve the yonnss
that's just as nourtshing as II is SffR'ht rftohst
good this BANANA MILK shake;
Peel I fully ripe BANANA . peel weil feeked
with brown. Slice into bowl and beat with rotary
heater electric mixer until smooth and creamy
Add | cup COLD milk and mix thoroughly, serve
COLD. Makes large or Hedium-sihea orinAs
BANANAS are high in nutritive value they
contain yitamins minerals AND when fully ripe,
the equivalent of five level teaspoons OF sugar
so keep p-I-f-n-t.y on hand for "roundtheclock
health.giving goodness To he sure BANANAS
are fully ripe. wait til they're fecked with brown
Evening star., 1949-05-05

necked with brown and have golden
best and the best for you!
NOTE TO SPRING want 10 make simply lns
cious n hakyerusted apple pie. here's
! : { T. !"
oea Use Betty CfoekerE Apple P.eqatck iof
(AN soc AND takes less than Is minutes from
\ETy package oven You simply add sugar and water
)NASS TO fresh quckdried apples tready peeled.
%a~EX cored, spiced) release their natural
then roll out the easytohandle. miss
- mix! Rewards with decously
49, perfect apple pie time why not keep
several packages of Apple Pyequiok hand and
-9aJS Mr.. Bridegroom" often TO pie good an
mother used to make!
PROFESSIONAL have nothing you" when II Genes
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absolutely failure
n light white
rolls EVERY baking Here's all do:
dissolve ssd stir in the mix IN' s
pISBRY Hot Roll Mix makes wonderful clovere and Parker
rolls. coffee and doughnus. too IL
Evening star., 1949-05-05
am THE MERRY. MERRY MONTH or MAY. The month ray

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you start out ON this Interesting ard hlxhiT en1oy.
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Evening star., 1949-05-05
DRoMEDARY


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Win the DRoMEDARy Fudge Frosting Mix
Evening star., 1949-05-05

throat tfTFfsffsa NAs e
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Evening star., 1949-05-05

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SIGHT that could greet" Mothers
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28

DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Merriman of
Chicago, the son of our late DR..
M. Merriman, spent few days in
the city visiting friends.
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28

You can add lots of water to
milk-if you run it through the
cow first. See that your cows have
plenty of fresh water.
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28

The Top-Hatters Club held their
regular monthly meeting Thursday
of last week at the home of the
president, Mrs. Irnra Williams.
A delicious dinner, prepared by
the hostess was served following
the business meeting. Cards and
games rounded out an enjoyable
evening.
Miss Helene Chapelle, 80 East
Broadway, entertained friends in
her home Saturday night. Chill
beans were served and a gay time
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Claude Barber returned
home Monday from Los Angeles.
He plans to enroll at A.S.C.
King Solomon's Wedding, which
was presented last Tuesday at the
Bethel C.M.E. Church was a great
success. It was under the direction
of Mr.. John H. Redding, well
known Negro tenor, chorister and
play director.
Clark and Manson Payton of
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Monday
for short visit. They are the
brothers of Rev. J. H. Payton.
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28

Jimmy Gilbert, freshman and
member of the varsity squad at
Phoenix College is highly re-
garded member of the basketball
team. He is a long shot artist in
basketball and was considered espe-
cially valuable in the series, here
with Glendale California College.
Coach George Hoy said he never
saw a basketball player quite as
quick in his reaction on the floor,
as Jimmy. This young player was
on the football team also. He grad
uated from Carver last year and
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gilbert, 11O9 West Sinoloa.
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28
Dimes Cage Tilt Slated
Saturday Night

The First Colored B p tt S t
Church Quint, Co-Leaders in the
Y.M.C.A. Senior Church Basketball
League, will meet an Independent
Arizona Indian Quint at 8 o'clock
Saturday night in the Arizona
State College Gymnasium in a
MARCH OF DIMES" benefit
game.
The lineup includes, Giles Shiv-
er, Clayburn Juniel, Doyle Carr
and David Hillman, forwards. Cecil
Scott, center. Jerry Vance, John
Fitzhugh, Lloyd Engram and Her
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
HAZEL PAXTON
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority To
Observe Founders Day
Phone 3-0346

Delta Beta Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will
observe Founders Day with a pub
lie tea on Sunday afternoon, Feb.
6, at 8 o'clock, at the Booker T.
Washington School auditorium.
\ Mrs. Essie Tucker, past regional
director of the Far West Region,
will be the guest speaker for the
occasion. The theme of her address
is "To Secure These Rights"
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28

bert Boyer, guards. Harry Craw-
ford, coach.
The team is composed of former
Carver High basketball players.
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28
ElkS Return

ElkS Return
Elks of VIM. H. Patterson Lodge
and Grand Canyon T mple re-
turned last Tuesday from San
Francisco where they attended a
pre-convention of the Grand Lodge
which is to be held there in August.
Those attending were: Kermit
eagle, Exalted Ruler; Chas. N.
Patterson, President of Pacific
States Association; Glenn Mallory,
Secretary; Susie Oby, Daughter
Ruler; Lula Johnson, DIT.
Attend Tucson Fraternity Meeting
Messrs. VIM. Johnson and Essie
White teachers at Palo Verde and
Casa Grande grade schools, respec-
lively, flew to Tucson last Satur-
day night for their monthly fra
ternity meeting, Omega Psi Phi,
after which they attended the for
NAL dance of the Beau Brummels
at the Elks Club.
Several Omegas were guests of
Vice Basilous Henry Jones of Tue
son, at the monthly wives and
sweethearts cocktail party Satur-
day night. They also attended the
18th anniversary of the B e u
Brummel Club.
From Phoenix were: DR.. and
Mrs. David Solomon, Mrs. Louise
Jordon. DR.. D. E. Perdue, Walter
Venerable, William Johnson, Essie
White, c. McClelland, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Rosser and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Easter.
Arizona sun., 1949-01-28

Little Rosie King, baby daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. King, Mesa, cell
ebrated her first birthday last
week with many of her litt ! e
friends present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-23

be made in cooperation with the Forest Service Research Center oi which Ray Taylor is forester in charge. This, too, will be directed by Hanavan, especially as to the effect on eggs and young fish in the streams. Kenneth Stanton will con- centrate on the effects of pulp mill processes on resident fish such as kings and silvers, which live in freshwater streams year before going to salt water.
 Frank Hynes, management biolo- gist in the Juneau headquarters, and Lawrence Koelling, will coordi- nate research findings in manage ment and research fields, respective ly.
 Kelez, who flew :.. rom Seattle Thursday with Clarence J. Rhode, Alaska FWS director, will return there Wednesday, to meet Dr. Lion el c. Walford, chief of the FWS branch of fishing Biology, for dis cussion of the 1850 program.
 Kelez expects to return to Ju- neau in May, and will be in Alaska throughout the fishing season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-23
keIez Outlines
 9-poini Program
 For t949 Fisheries

George B. Keloz risheries Super visor, of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service has outlined a nine-point Alaska program of management and research projects.
 One of the earliest, extending from early April into May, will be studies of downstream migrant pink salmon. The little fish going out to sea will be briefly trapped for analysis of abundance, the figures to be used in predicting future returns. Test sec- tions in northern and southern Southeast Alaska will be in charge respectively, of H. c. Scudder. .Ju- neau, and Fred Headlee, manage ment agent at Ketchikan. Both will work with Mitchell Hanavan, of &c., attle headquarters, who is in charge of pink salmon research.
 Construction work under the stream improvement program will start about May l. Fishways. will be put in at least four Southeast AL aska streams in the area between Etolin and Prince of Wales Islands.
 Work on the Brooks river fish way in the Naknek watershed will be airborne. The stream improve ment program is under direction of Marcus Meyer.
 The third major project is the Bristol Bay weir operation, involv- ing a l,l00-foot span across the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-23

Ugashik River. A picket-like fence of one-inch aluminium tubing set IF inches apart is interrupted by a series of gates where fish are counted.
 This will be the first year that driven piling is used. Similar piling weirs will be installed in the Chignik River. The Ugashik and Chignik weir programs are directed by Der tel w. Johnson and Charles Petry, respectively.
 The fourth item involves research into management problems on the important Bristol Bay red salmon run. This will be directed by George Richer.
 Also on red salmon-the fertility relationships in fresh water red salmon-will be the work at Kar- lltk in charge of Richard Shuman.
 Important herring studies will be nidQC III 0OulllCdot hldShd, FllllCc William Sound and Kodiak Island, under the general direction of Law renee Kolloen, with Carl Filing in charge of the work to the Vest ward.
 The seventh project will be at the Little Port Walter Biological Sta tion-long-range studies in sur- veying pink salmon in fresh water Hanavan is in charge.
 Another program concerns shrimp including tagging in the Wrangell- Petersburg area; also general man. agement in that area, Daniel Bates making the survey, and similar stud ies in the Kodiak area by Roy Linds- ley.
 Tests of streams for the effects o1 logging and pulp mill activities will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-23
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management

District Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska.
 February g, 1949.
 Notice for Publication
 Notice is hereby given that Carl Engstrom, has made application for a homesite, under the act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat 809D Anchorage Serial 0l0056, for tract of land embraced in Plat of U. 8. Survey No. 2578, Tracts, A. B, and c situated on the east shore of Auke Bay, and trav- ersed by Fritz Cove Highway and adjoining Survey No 2303 and HE'S. PA, latitude 580 21' O4" N. longitude 1340 38, 35~ w. at meander corner No. l, Tracts, A, and B, containing 4.99 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, An chorage. Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the local land office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 GEORGE A. LINGO, ~Fs Manager. First publication, March g, 1949. Last publication, May 4, l949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-23
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-23
NEW W4STABS BEING MADE
 BY S0vIET5
Makes Charges US. Max ing Military Base at
 Iran-Aeheson Replies

WASHINGTON, March 23. R- Secretary of State Aeheson de- nounces as altogether false' Rus sian charges that the United States is turning Iran into military base for use against Russia.
 At the same time Acheson reaf- lirmed American interest in the se- eurity of Greece, Turkey and Iran.
 His statements to a news confer ence were evidently intended to pre- vent any impression that recent Washington concentration on the North Atlantic Pact meant lessen ing of American interest in the Middle East.
 Acheson said the American Elm hassy at Tehran has reported in tensifying Soviet pressure upon Iran in the form of persistent press and radio propaganda" in recent weeks.
 This propaganda, Acheson said, charges among other things, activi- ties hy United States advisors in Iran hostile to the Soviet Union"