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Evening star., 1949-11-25
u. n. 10 Hear China
After Taking Action
On Red Peace Plan
Ry the Assoeiofsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS. Nov. 25.-The
United Nations moved closer to-
day to the airing Of Nationalist
China's charges that Russia di-|
rected and aided the sweeping
victories of the Chinese Commu-
nists.
The Chinese debate, expected to|
be one Of the hottest of the AS
sembly session, is scheduled after
the 59-member Political Commit
tee disposes of Russia's disputed
proposal for a Big Five non-ag-
gression pact.
A vote is expected early in the
committee to reject Russia s
charges that Britain and the Unit
ed States are leading the world
in preparations for a new war.
Also expected to be rejected are
her demands for outlawing of
atomic weapons and for a new
Big Five pact to strengthen
peace"
Easy Majority Seen.
An easy majority is foreseen for
the British-American counter
proposal. It calls on all U. N.
members to refrain from force
and threats, to use peaceful means
in settling international disputes,
and to promote freedom of reli-
gion, information and political ex-
preston.
Effective regulation of non-
atomic arms, international control
Of atomic weapons, more big power
cooperation in the Security
Council, and international Coop
Grafton to raise living standards
are among other points in the two
power resolution.
In the Special Political Commit
tee, Israel has its first chance to
argue against proposed interna-
tional control in Jerusalem.
The United States said in a
Thanksgiving Day work-as-usual
session that it will support pro-
posals of the U. N. Palestine Con-
ciliation Commission which would
impose U. N. control, with Israel
supervising the new portion Of
Jerusalem and Hashemite Jordan
the old section.
Australia Reveals Aim.
These are the areas over which
they had military control when
the armistice was declared in the
fighting last year.
Australia has served notice that
it wants complete internationali-
zation of the city. with U. N. con-
troll and protection of the holy
places of the Christian, Hebrew
and Moslem religions.
France also said that it would
favor the conciliation commission
proposal and criticized the Israeli
for challenging the authority Of
the U. N. on the question of
Jerusalem.
Proof of Peace Aim Asked.
Britain called on Russia yes
terday to end Communicated vio-
lence in Greece and Korea as
q proof to the United Nations |
and the world that she really
wants peace.
Hector Mcneil, chief British
delegate. told the Political Com
lnittee Russia could end tension
on both sides Of the world by
acting in her role as q leader of
world Communism.
He said she could order Com
munists to disassociate them
selves from the Greek civil war
and the violence that has split
Korea into two armed camps.
THAT would be real contribu-
ton to world peace" the British
delegate said.
II would be a bulldozer opera
ton In disposing of the lack Of
confidence shown here In Soviet
intentions" 4
He spoke after Soviet Foreign
Minister Vishinsky contended that
Communist philosophy does not
call for support of inevitable
revolutions" in countries still oper-
noaito 1
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Schumon Asks Assembly
To Back Policy on Reich

PARIS, Nov. Is (R.-Foreign
Minister Robert Schuman pleaded
yesterday with the French Ma
tional Assembly to back up his
policy of making friends eau
tiously with Germany.
Such a step, he told the legisla-
tors, is the only way to build a
unified economic system embrac-
ing Western Europe and the Brit
ish Isles.
Mr.. Schuman was asking the
Assembly to approve the accord
signed at Bonn between the West
ern powers and the West German
regime.
The minister said, 1--WE believe
there is no European economy
possible without Germany"
The minister also asked the
deputies to approve Germany's
entry into the Council of Europe
as an associate member. Ger
admission has not yet
been decided.
Evening star., 1949-11-25

The ant puts solid food In a
pocket back OF It's Jaws. The food
is squeezed. the Juice is swallowed
and the rest Is thrown away.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
KnowIond in Hong Kong
On Woy to Chungking

HONG KONG. Nov. Is. F.-
Senator Knowland. Republican. Of
California arrived today In .
United States Air Force plane. He
planned an immediate takeoff to
Chungking to see Generalissimo
Chan Kai-shek.
Senator Knowland VIII be ac-
companied by Claire Lee Chen
nault, retired United States major
general. He plans to return to
Hong Kong tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Maj. Gen. George P. Hays. deputy
American high commissioner.
American High Commissioner
.Tohn 7 McC1ov was in london.


John j. McCloy was in London.
18 Plants in British Zone.
All 18 plants removed from the
dismantling list are in the British
occupation zone state of North
Rhine Westphalia. They are:
Eleven synthetic oil and rubber
plants Farbenfabriken Bayer. at
Leverkusen; Chemische -, Werke,
Huls; Gelsenberg Benzin, Gelsen-
kirchen; Hydrierwerke Scholven,
Gelsenkirchen-Buer; Ruhroell G..
M. B. H., Bottrop: Ruhrchemie,
Oberhausen- -Holtin; Gewerkschaft
Viktor, Castrop-Rauxel; Krupp
Treibstoff-Werke. Wanne-Eickel;
Steinkohlenbergwerk, Rhein Preus-
sen, Moers; Dortmunder Paratin
Werke, Dortmund: Chemische-
werke Essener Steinkohler, Berg
kamen.
Seven steel plants - August
Thyssen Huette. Duisburg::' Huet-
tenwerke Siegerland, Charlotten-
huette: Deutsche Edelstahlwerke,
Krefeld; Huettenwerk Niederrhein,
Duisburg; Klockner Werke. Dues
seldorf; Ruhrstahl. Hattinger:
Verein. Bochum,
Evening star., 1949-11-25
China

Continued From First Page)
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

freezing weather, even in the north
ern states, and are easily grown
from seed, when started early un-
der protection, or in the garden it.
self as soon as the weather permits.
The garden illustrated is SIM
pie arrangement of border plant
ings for a small house where the
walk leads from the private drive
way to the front door. Both house
and lot will be made to seem larg-
er by this arrangement. Bright
red, or pink salvias, and the clear
vivid red, pink, blue and buff YER
benas will provide brilliant dec
oration for white, or grey house.
Both saliva and verbenas are
slow growing, and seed should be
started early in hot-bed or green
house, so that plants of good size
can be set out as soon as danger
of frost is over. If seed is sown di-
rectly in the garden, flowers may
be delayed two or three weeks.
Sweet alyssun, however, will grow
quickly from seed and either
dwarf white variety, or the dark
purple Violet Queen Alyssum may
be used. If the plants are sheared
when they grow too tall, flowers
will be increased, and a low grow
ing border constantly maintained.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

Back in the days when women
wore bustles, flowers in front yards
were in fashion. Now that bustles
are coming back, door-yard gar
dens are returning, but with a diff
ference from the fashion followed
in the nineties.
Then, flowers were used to work
out elaborate designs in beds of
geometric shapes. This was an an
cient fashion, dating back to the
middle ages, known as parterre
work. The beauty of the parterre
was in its pattern, with the flowers
used only to supply the color which
developed it. Few examples Of this
method are now seen in this coun-
try.
Modern door-yard gardens are
as simple as possible in design, in
order to center attention upon the
beauty of the flowers. These are
grouped in masses of one color, so
arranged that each mass harmo-
nizes with and sets off the others,
and all provide pleasing decora-
ton for the house.
For these beds, annual flowers
of low, compact growth are most
suitable subjects. They will flower
without ceasing rom July until
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
The ANSWERS

1. Sun Yat-sen.
2. Atlantic-1,8 1888 miles as
compared with 1856.
3. The femur-thigh bone.
4. Popular American poetess,, who
died in 1919.
5. At the Bureau of Engraving
& &Printing, Washington, D. c.
6. At the extremity Of South
America and belonging to Argen-
tina.
7. 25 years.
8. The Dutch from New York, in
the 18th Century.
9. Solomon.
10. Ancient names for China,
Greece, Russia, Iraq.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
Ham and Egg Custard

Ham and Egg Custard
a slices of bread
l cup grated cheese
Salt and pepper
q eggs
3 cups scalded milk
l cup ground cooked ham
slices bacon cooked and
crumbled
Cut each slice of bread into 4
strips. Arrange half the strips in a
we'll creased shallow casserole.
Sprinkle 1-2 cup of cheese over the
bread. Arrange remaining bread
over the top. Beat eggs slightly and
add salt and pepper. Add scalded
milk gradually. Then add the ham,
Mix well. Pour over the bread
and let stand 80 minutes. Sprinkle
top with 1-2 cup cheese and crumbl-
ed bacon. Set custard in pan Of hot
water and bake in an oven $50 de-
grees for an hour or until a knife
comes out clean.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

Sec. 2. That tax sufficient to pay
the principal and interest of the
bonds herein authorized shall be an
nually levied and collected.
Sec. 8. That statement of the
debt of said Town has been filed
with the Clerk and is open to public
inspection. =,
Sec. 4. That this ordinance shall
take effect upon it's passage and
shall not be submitted to the vot-
ers.
The foregoing ordinance was
passed on the % day of February,
f949. and was first published on the
"a day of February. 1949.
Anv action or proceeding ques-
tioning the validity of said ordi-
nance must be commenced within
thirty days after its first publica-
ton.
Louise McEntire
Town Clerk.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

The American people, in 1947,
spent about S1,25O,O00,0O0 (1946
figure) for church contributions ;
S1,447, ,637, ,629 for jewelry; $780,
100000 for tobacco; S7,00O,OOO,O00
for dairy products; $780, 1000
for alcoholic beverages; and nearly
$4,000, 100000 for preparedness.
All education in the United States
totaled only s3,522,0o7,441 Q943-
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

ed together. Heat to boiling point,
add chilli sauce and onion. Spread
half the rice in a well-greased loaf
pan, over this spread the meat mix
ture, cover with the remainder of
the rice. Press down firmly. Steam
for forty minutes. Turn out on plat
ter and surround with tomato sauce.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

AS one of the worlds most con-
tagious and devastating nnaladies,
foot-and-mouth disease is serious
threat to the livestock and food re-
sources of all nations It attacks
mainly cattle, swine, sheep, and
goats, but also affects other cloven-
footed animals. Except for nine
outbreaks of limited duration, the
United States has successfully main
tanned it's freedom from this foreign
plague. 1t has done so largely
through preventive measures appli-
ed by the Bureau of Animal Indus
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
Curried Pork

g cups chopped leftover pork
l cup sliced onion
3 tablespoons pork drippings
4 cups diced tart apples
l cup thin gravy
l teaspoon curry powder
tablespoons lemon juice
l teaspoon salt
Cook onions in pork drippings for
5 minutes. Add apples and cook un-
til tender. Add the pork, gravy, cur
ry powder, lemon juice and salt.
Heat the mixture thoroughly stir
ring occasionally to prevent stick
ing. Serve hot with rice.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
Barbecued Lamb

Cold roast lamb cut in slices
2 tablespoons melted butter
ga tablespoons vinegar
IA cup currant jelly
IA teaspoon dry mustard
Salt and cayenne
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
$4,000 REFUNDING BONDS
OF THE TOWN OF
OLD FORT

BE 1T ORDAINED by the Board
of Aldermen Of the Town of Old
Fort, North Carolina:
Section 1. That pursuant to the
Municipal Finance Act, 1921, bonds
of the Town of Old Fort of the
maximum aggregate principal a.
mount of $4,000 are hereby author
lied to be issued for the purpose Of
refunding valid existing indebted
ness of said Town incurred for ne
cessary expenses and evidenced by
$4,000 of Interest Funding Bonds
dated April 1, 1889, payable April
l.. 1949, and consisting of bonds of
the following numbers and denomi-
nations:
N1,ro her Denomination
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
Rice and Meat Loaf

2-3 cups uncooked rice
2 cups chopped cooked meat
3-4 cup gravy or stock
2 tablespoons margarine
2 tablespoons flour
Salt
3 tablespoons chill sauce
1 tablespoon chopped onion
Tomato sauce
Cook rice. Mix meat with gravy
or stock and salt. Add flour and
margarine which have been cream
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

More than three million farms
well over half the nations total
now gross less than $500 a year.
Per capita income of persons on
farms last year amounted to lit
tie over 5000, as compared with
$1569 for non-farm persons.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
CHANGING AMBITION

"How's your boy getting on in
SCHOOL,"
"Well, he's reached the age when
he thinks less of passing an exami-
nation than Of passing the car a
head
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
FARM NEWS

The 1949 national acreage goals
for corn, oats, and soybeans are
substantially the same as the 1948
goals.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

Make a sauce of the butter, vine
gar, currant jelly, mustard, salt and
cayenne. Reheat lamb in sause.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

Devil the slices by brushing them
with miture of melted butter,
mustard and Worcestershire sauce.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

Kentucky has more miles of nav
igable river water than any other
state.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
Leftover Slices of Meat

Leftover Slices of Meat
Dip leftover slices of meat in
milk, then in bread crumbs or corn
meal and try in deep fat.
Dip slices in catchup, then corn
flakes, they fry in deep fat.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03
|drd6 Aims
Cooking Glass

Many homemakers consider it a
chore to use the last bits of food, al
though they really can provide fla
vor for many delicious dishes. One
thing to remember about leftover
meat is to use the meat in slices as
long as it will slice Try these re-
cipes which feature leftover meat.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

Invest in U. S. Savings Bonds.
Marion progress., 1949-03-03

I'm see ne difference at glance But to get the
";ee, JUS. drive it! You'll fee! the geowoy" power o
Fords Equo-Pose" Engines-1OO h.p V-8 or IS hp
Six. Up to 1919 greater economy For solid comforf-
Fords "Mid Ship Ride has the feel Of luxury But take
the wheeI-try fhe Ford Feel" yourself-todoy
Evening star., 1949-05-01

You get top quality when you buy these famous brands
usual extra hall ounce quantity too. For
Grated Tuna has net contents of on or to can But
these Van Camp brands Gn cans of identical sze) are
always packed with net contents of on or Look for the
Net Contents on the label crery time you buy Grated luna
Evening star., 1949-05-01

The modern, easy, SURE way 70 protect
your precious woolens from moth
damage is to actually mothproof the
cloth itself with LARvEx. One easy
spraying with LARvEx does the trick! 1t
mothproofs woolens for a whole year.
LARvExs magic spray penetrates
each tiny woolen fibre and treats the
cloth so as TO make ii uneatable 70 the
hungry moth worm. Tests show moths
would rather commit suicide by star
vation than eat anything treated with
LARvEx. Ii gives POSITIVE protection!
Simply spray the garment and hang
in its usual place ready for immediate
wear. Stainless. Odorless No wrap
ping. No storing away. No more moth
ball, cedar or camphor odors Spray
your rugs and sofas, too.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12

The VIVA supervises and ham
dies the mass x-rays made in
schools, factories and ~merchantile
establishments. A food handlers
clinic has been established where
all food handlers in Dayton are
x-rayed and exmined.a
Anyone in Dyton and vicinity
may call the Visiting Nurse as
ISOLATION in the Municipal building
AID 1851, regardless Of ability to
pay. Those who can, pay for serv-
ices; money for others is avail
able through the Community
Chest and City of Dayton.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12

and armed robber, who stepped
from the darkness near his home
and after pressing a revolver into
his side, relieved him of him ring,
a watch and $50 in cash, last
Thursday night.
The office Of Mrs. Helen Kohl
er, assignment clerk Of the Court
of Domestic relations, was the
scene of a 'slugfest" between
two prominent Dayton attorneys,
who came to blows over the selec-
ton of a date for the hearing Of
a case in which both had been in
heated arguments pryor to the
court house brawl. According to
witnesses, Attorneys Horace w.
Baggott and Benjiman Horn,
slugged it out when they came out
of the room of Neal Zimmers,
court referee, without agreeing on
a trial date. Horn suffered a cut
under his right eye, while Baggot
suffered a bruised hand. Accord
ing to Mrs. Horn, her husband had
been under the care Of his doctor
for several years.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12
Lone Survivor

Lone Survivor -
concluded from page 81
floods.
All those who remained after
the series of disasters finally NOV
ed to Sylvania, a town five miles
away. In time, all traces of the
town had vanised except the
Goodall place, which still stands.
Bryant was there when the dis
asters struck and was the only
one who lived to see the curse
come true. He had been born in
slavery. AS a young man, he saw
Gen. Sherman march through the
town, burning all houses along
his route except the Goodall house.
They said that the night he
died, by the light Of a Pickering
kerosene lamp, there was an aw-
full rustling inthe trees. And an
old hound howled.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12

Two Youths-
concluded from page IL
The suit asks the court to:
1. Give a declaration of rights
of parties with respect tothe con-
troversy.
2. Rule that refusal of the cal
lege to admit Wilson and Powell
and Negroes lisa denial of equal
protection under the law.
8. Declare the state law requir-
ing segregation of white and col
ored students unconstitutional.
4. Adjudge that Wilson and
Powell and others similarly situat-
ed may enter the college.
S. Permanently enjoin and re-
strain the college from enforcing
the "invalid state law" barring
students because they are Negro
es."
Freeland's brief describes the
college as a city-tax-supported in
stitution accepting students who
are graduates of accredited high
schools onthe basis of transcripts
sent by proper authority. He said
the trustees exercise final and
overall authority as to admission
of students.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12
Mimi. Governor
Opens NatiOnal.
Guard to Negroes

~ AtO6AOOO
ST. PAUL, MINI CAMP Gov,
Luther W. Youngdahl of Mimi
esota announced last Thursday. he
would issue an executive order
Nov. 20 making it possible for
Negroes to serve inthe states Ma
tional guard.
Gov. Youngdahl's announce
ment which climaxed an eight
year crusade started in the Stas-
sen administration, was sent in a
letter to the Secretary Of the
Army, Gordon Gray and Secretary
ofthe Air Force w. Stuart Sym
ington, with a copy to Gen. Ken
meth F. Cramer, chief of the Ma
tional Quart bureau.
The governor pointed out that
the 1949 state legislatures pass
age Of a resolution calling on
Congress to end such discrimina-
ton was a clear-cut evidence of
the desire ofthe people to inte-
CRATE Negroes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12

From the Police Blotfer
Continued from Page u
bandit described by Carl Hoyle, Of
334 West First street, who told
police that he was the victim Of
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-12
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Evening star., 1949-09-25

from $ fine broadoom qualities, in 10 handsome
patterns soidcoIor twstweaves sculptured, textured
effects subtle tone-on-tone designs, harmonious multi
coIors. Using the IL size gauge, FoorPan Rug
prices range from about $3.50 to $1,000, depending
quality. So make this month your own Home Fash
ion Time. Start with new Floor Plan Rug ready
made to fit your room at price you afford pay
Evening star., 1949-09-25

You much when you buy your beautiful broad
loom in a ready made FIoor-Plan Rug. Because Floor
Plan Rugs made, not at time, to your special
ORDER but by the thousands, with all the savings of big
volume production. Alexander Smith passes these
savings to you And since Floor-Plan Rugs made
fit of every size, you'll find the broadloom you
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-01
Tickets Going Fast For
C|oWns-Giants Game

Advance tickets have begun to
move fast for the baseball game
next Sunday and Monday nights,
October and 10, when Miamians
will witness the first big all Negro
sporting event at the Miami Stadium
UNI when the flood lights pour
down on the Indianapolis Clowns
and the Miami Giants, two crack
baseball clubs. Both games will
be night affairs in order to give the
fans who may be working an OPP
portunity to witness these games.
This will be the first time these
two teams meet this season and a
great game is expected. During the
seasons play the Giants have de.
feated such outstanding teams as:
New York Yankees, Richmond Gil
ants, w. Palm Beach Rockets, Jack
sOnville Eagles, Orlando All Stars,
Atlanta Black Crackers, Atlanta All
Stars, Forge and Beck baseball
teams of Cuba. The Miami Giants
club is one of two Florida teams in
the Cuban International League.
Starting on the mound for the Mi
ami team will be Raoul Galata that
left handed Cuban sensation who
was loaned to the Clowns" during
the latter part of the season. He has
a Is / record with the Giants and
a 5 to 1 record with the Clowns.
Others in the lineup will be r.
Rodriguez, Cuban catcher brought
down from the Canadian League
along with Caberez an infielder,
Vequez, pitcher and LIST base; lefty
Bell former pitcher with the Home.
stead Grays is now with the Giants
and enjoys a IA win and 2 loss rec
ord. Other players are j. Birdsong,
pitcher, 8-4; s. Sneed, infielder, q.
Clark, SO, Herman Johnson, leading
home.run hitter, Harry Chicken"
Johnson, Id, r. B. Johnson, 3b, who
was recently recalled from the
Raleigh Tigers, Orlando O'Ferrill,
shifty Cuban IS, and NJ. Bass, IF.
According to Livingston Wrinkle"
James. the clubs owner-manager,
they are going all out and sparing
no expense in order to strengthen
the team and have the boys in the
best shape to meet this strong club,
the INDIANAPOLIS Clowns the No 2
Negro team in the country.
Advance tickets are on sale at
Sweeting and North, 164 NV 10th
street.