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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Trucker Who Saved Girl, 9,
Meets President Truman

A truck driver, whose investiga-
ton of a blaring auto horn during
a rain storm last summer in Ken
lucky saved the life of a 9-year-
old girl today met President Tru-
man.
The White House visit is part
Of trip to Washington and New
York given to the Indianapolis
trucker by the American Trucking
Associations for his highway res
cue and safety record.
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming
general chairman of the Presi-
dents Highway Safety Confer
ence, introduced the 1850 Driver
of the Year to Mr.. Truman.
Gen. Fleming was one of the
judges who selected Lloyd Reisner,
81. for the title.
Mr.. Reisner saved the life OF
Barbara Jean Zehnder of Louis
vile, who was in danger of suf-
location from throat hemorrhage
and assisted her mother. The
mother had blown the horn to
attract motorists to her car, after
it struck a fire plug and had
turned over.
Others passed by the car, but
Mr.. Reisner stopped and found
the couple in need of help. He
then Communicated a car and
took the two to a hospital. En-
route he applied pressure to the
little girls throat arteries to pre-
vent hemorrhage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Law Institute Meets
To Work Out Revision
OF Income Tax Act

Lawyers, judges and teachers of
law who are meeting in Washing
ton began discussion today of de-
tails of big job they have under
way-a projected revision of the
Federal income tax law.
The meeting is that of the
American Law Institute. Meet
ing with the institute are men,
bers Of the National Conference
OF Commissioners on Uniform
State Laws.
The objective of the Institutes
income tax project is the improve
ment- Of the technical provisions
Of the Federal Internal Revenue
Code. It is not intended to touch
on political, fiscal, economic and
social problems bound up in the
income tax.
Target Is Litigation.
Among the current provisions
on which the institute is focusing
its attention are those that breed
litigation and those that are Diff
ficult to administer.
Others include the trust and
reorganization provisions, which
are felt to be too complex, and
sale and exchange requirements
in establishing capital gains and
losses, which are believed to repre-
sent an outdated approach.
Editor of the revision project
is Prof. Stanley S. Surrey of the
University of California. With him
is associated William C. Warren
OF Columbia University. The in
stitute's tax policy committee in
cludeS Robert N. Miller and Ran
dolph E. Paul of Washington.
Business Laws Explored. .
The institute also is winding up
five years work on a uniform COM
mercial code. This is intended to
be the basis for modern and
standardized laws affecting bust
ness throughout the Nation.
1t is pointed out that much
existing law was framed to meet
business conditions of so years ago
or longer. More than 1000 bust
nessmen and lawyers so far have
participated in the formulation of
the proposed code.
1t will be submitted to the Amer
lean Bar Association at its meet
ing here in September, and that
body is expected to urge its adop-
ton by the States.
Senator Paul H. Douglas, Demo-
crat, of Illinois, will address the
annual dinner of the institute at
8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Court Orders Pearson
To Give Item Source

Columnist Drew Pearson wa
ordered by District Court yester.
day to disclose the source of his
information in one of his column.
which was made the basis of 6
libel suit against him.
Judge F. Dickinson Let's in
structed Mr.. Pearson to name, ir
a forthcoming deposition, the
high official" of the Justice De-
partn1ent. attributed by the col
umnist as his source in an item
dealing with the activities of for
ner Assistant United States At
torney Norman Littell.
Mr. Littell. a lawyer here since
1914. charges the columnist Ii
beled him in a column appearing
April 10, 1949. He asked $500, 900.
Judge Let's gave the order in
response to plea by Mr.. Littell's
attorney. Rufus G.. King, jr. The
lawyer complained that Mr.. Pear
son refused during oral deposit
lions taken last March to name
the Justice Department Official in
question.
Reached at his Office yesterday,
Mr.. Pearson said he will "natu-
rally abide by the court order.
He added that he cannot recall
another instance where he has
been obliged to divulge identity
of an information source. without
permission of his informant.
In the present case, Mr.. Pear
son said, he had no such permits
sion at the time of the March
dispositions. Now, however, he has
that permission and does not OBJ
ject to identifying his very high
Official" information. either to the
court or public at the proper time
the columniSt declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
) Special Services Set
Sunday in RyIond Church

Three special services will be
held Sunday in the Ryland Meth
odist Church, Branch avenue and
S street Sc.
DR.. Alton E. Lowe, of the Board
OF Home Missions, will speak at
the II am. service and DR.. Addi-
son M. Duvall. chief of the St.
Elizabeth Hospital medical staff
will address the youth fellowship
at 7 pm.
Senator Mundt. Republican, of
South Dakota. will address a pa
triotic rally at 8 pm. sponsored
by the Eastern Branch Kiwanis
C11lh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Washington High Alumni
OF 1886 10 Hold Reunion

The 1885 graduating class OF
old Washington High School will
hold its 64th reunion at / pm
tomorrow at the Kenesaw Apart
ments, Sixteenth and Irving
streets NV.
Harry w. Bowling, of 1908
Fourteenth street NV. president
of the group, said about rs grad
yates are expected to attend. He
said the class has never failed to
have an annual reunion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Home School Open House

The Industrial Home School will
hold an open house from 2 to 5
pm. tomorrow at the school, 2453
Wisconsin avenue, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19

l. Accra Is the capital of the Gold
Coast, West Africa.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
A One Minute Test OF Your
News knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

l. SIGNS-What is the
General Assembly which, from
all indications, Russia will not
boycott when it meets next
month?
2. MISSION President
Truman sent his special as
sistant on foreign affairs to
discuss the Far East situation
with General Macarthur. Who
is he?
3. SHIPS-What kind of
ships are the Benevolence,
Consolation and Repose that
are being readied for war
service?
4. FIRST-Who is the first
major-league baseball player
to be called to active duty?
5. QUOTES - Who said:
I'VE lost both (WarS) at Cne
peace table and even sowed
the dragons teeth for another
war?
Answers.
/. The world forum in which
all SO U. N. members can ex-
press their views. 2. w. Averell
Hartman. 3. Hospital ships.
4. Curt Simmons of the Phil
lies, who has won IA games
and lost S. 5. EX-President
Herbert Hoover.
Tom Henry's "QuiZ EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
Let Us Not he Idle
ces~fssy chess0 Daily Nsrs

When four out of seven major candidates gained
various offices County and State government as re-
suit the oyear election last Tuesday reasoned that
there would be much rejoicing. But there was Juos
normal amount of fanfare.
This turn from the average prompted by the de-
the only Negro to in court OF record IN the
State of Michigan His lost seemed to react as wan
which held momentary speeches. then allowed rant
ings wonderment and rawlings
The defeat of Judge Jones Unreasonable to the
Negro Lost was a position In which Negro nad
gained dignity and respect and could better foster his
before other nationalites. Lost too, shooting
star for aspiring youth of the Negro Judge Jones
was Hopalong Cassidy, Joe Louis, hero.
Who or What was to blame for his defeat?
We, it appears at fault!
First Judge Jones running non-partlsan,
hence there breach concerning political party to
rally votes away from him. Secondly, he poed in the
Primary go 900 ballots to his nearest opponent yet
he later defeated by than 100000. Thirdly and
lastly other nationaltes showed their airmnd
by baoting him to the top in the Primary and it is
reasonable to that sizeabe portion again select
ed him in the General Election.
We it seems at fault because of lethargy and
lack of unity organization leadership and desire be
led Perhaps to best realize that such is lot let
view the various explanations and "beefs
commonly heard
We storm about the allegedly "wckedness' of
recording SYSTEM which has been found at fault in
the gubernatoria because something must be amss
result of the large percentage of votes cased against
Judge Jones' In the breath others have been rant
ing about the adverse publicity given him concerning his
part ownership in a tavern
What beats all, however is the fact that many of us
attempt derde and victorious candidates for
surprisingly shortcomings. 1t appears that the
old adage is being completely forgotten which says in eff
that easy criticize but harder to give praise
Seemingly forgotten also is that these vcors chosen
by u.s. the people,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
II ito ria Is
Increase Your. Lifetime

National Diabetes Week is being observed in Detroit
and nationally from November IL Physicians in all
are cooperating with the Wayne County
Medical Society and the Detroit Department of Health
an effort to discover who may have diabetes with
out knowing it,
number of hospitarwiIl 40 laboratory tests at the
hospital for persons at their send findings
to the indv duals physician
II you have diabetes finding that you have may
add years to your life Diabetes chronic disease which
has few symptoms in the early stages when responds to
treatment best Fortunately, be discovered in the
early stages by physician through simple laboratory
test Diabetes may be hereditary and because of this it
is part cuary important that all blood relatives of per-
who has this disease should tests for it period
icaly.
1t is estimated that in addition to the million persons
in the United States known to have diabetes there are
other million who have it wthout knowing they have it.
The Diabetes Detection Drive help these persons
to find out that they diabetes.
Dr. Joseph G. Molner commissioner of health est-
mates that there be 20 600 unknown diabetes
troit He says these people could live healthier longer
lives ard avoid complications advanced diabetes
they knew about their illness and under treatment
by physic an.
If you have any of the symptoms diabetes you
should be examined Symptoms include loss Of weight
excessive thirst and excessive urnation Examination for
diabetes includes analysis of urine ard sometimes of
blood Go to your doctors office and consult him about it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18

creation. the entire universe,!!
ALL space and creation-the en-
tire universe is in us in con-
sciousness. not outside Of us!.!
The image and likeness of God
is not well behaving human
animal: the image and likeness
of God is a wholly, spiritual con-
sciousness taking in all space,
the entire universe. as does "our
Father Mother Cod - (Science
and HEALTH.
st. Pau said I'm God we live,
and move, and have our being"
The foregoing revelation.
therefore. declares and demon
strates the proposition that we
Tive and move. and have our
being in God"-in heaven and
in eternal life NOW!!! Be-
cause they fill all space!
Jesus said 1.-THE kingdom of
heaven cometh not with obser-
walton :" The kingdom of
heaven is at hand; it is within
you"
And Christ and Christian
Science reveal that eternal life
is realized and demonstrated here
and now through spiritual UNI
Outstanding of God!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18

Loru IS 1oos mere Is none else
besides him."
These Scriptures coincide with
the insight of some OF the Greek
Philosophers who declared mat
ter mental phenomenon.
And Gods Christ Science de-
clares and demonstrates the all
ness OF Our Father Mother God,
all harmonious" (Science and
Healthy revealed in His Christ
Science as infinite, omnipotent.
Mind, Spirit, Soul, spiritual Life.
Truth, Love. infinite divine Prin-
ciple; matter, therefore, being
demonstrably unreal, merely a
MORALLY mental image existing
only in the Devilish Adam and
Eve Dream,,.
The real individuality of every
human being. whether normal"
or a seeming cripple" TO phYsi-
cal sense. is Gods perfect. etern-
al. spiritual idea - his very
image and likeness!!!
Man, woman and child are now
and eternally consciousness, liv-
ing not in or of the body. but
rather the body lives in us, in con-
seriousness; so does the earth, sun.
moon and stars. all space and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
Lost Limbs Held
As RepIaeeab|e
By Real Ones

EDITORS NOTE: THE fol-
loving was written TO the Santa
Tor servicemsn Fund conduct
~ bv a local daily in ls4S by
nndrew r. Fruehauf. c. s.
modern Christian Science cru
ssder. in attempting TO inject
new hope into the thousands
Who were injured and had SUI
f.r.d lost Of limbs.)
Gentlemen:
II is a pleasure to enclose a
check for $4,000 for this Service
men Fund.
Christ Jesus said. Let your
liuhi 50 shine before men that
they may behold your good
works. and glorifY your ttev-
erywhere present heavenlyO
Father. -
The check for $4,000 made
out to the Christian Science
Reading Room is intended TO
reach those men who are recep-
tive or approaching receptivity
10 our literature which, scientif-
icalIv and demonstrably reveals
God and exposes the works OF
the devil with a thoroughness-
insight. and comprehensibility
never before possible of under
standing by the masses.
Ii seems in order at this time,
20 again refer to the prophecy
OF Gods Christ Science the
Second Coming of Christ, F"
(Truth)-the Messiah Of All Peo-
plcS,'
THE PROPHECY: Mary Baker
Eddy. two generations ago.
prophesied in the Christian
Science textbook. Science and
Health with Key TO the Scrip
fures." that the time would
come when LOST ARMS AND
LEGS WOULD BE REPLACED.
not by artificial ones. but BY
REAL ONES GROWING ON
THE BODY TO REPLACE THE
LOST MEMBERSHIP!
Just as in the case of the lost
claw OF the lobster-another
naturally grows on
But the Protestant. Catholic or
Jew Will have To become an
honest TO God Christian Scientist,
and don't mean maybe.l!
These European systems, Prot
estant Catholic. Jewish. Greek
Christian and Materia Medica---
all are prisoners of the devil.
materialism, animal magnetism,
sex the mortal, carnal, human
mindl
The Apostle Paul said. The
things seen are temporal; the
things not seen are eternal"
and Jesus defined God as
Spirit" and the Old Testament
again and AGAIN declares. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
DEEP RIVER BOYS GET
WELCOME IN PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Direct
from record-breaking engage
ment at the Tic-Toc Club in Mon
treal. the popular Deep River
Boys have opened a stand at the
42i Club in the Quaker City for
their first local appearance in al
most three years.
The internationally famous
singers literally took Montreal by
storm in their four-week run at
the Tic-Toc and set an all-time
attendance record at the swank
Dominion nitery. But for their
booking commitments in the
United States. the group could
have stayed on definitely at the
Tic-Toc.
The ''Deeps" are presently try
ing 10 cover as many key areas
in the United States as possible
before showing off on June II
for return tour OF England. the
British Isles and the European
continent. which will extend
through next December.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
LA VAUGHAN RETURNS
TO HEAD BOP CITY BILL

NEW YORK Fresh from her
rousing triumphs in Hollywood
and the Pacific Coast. Sarah
Vaughan returns to Broadway TO
headline the first anniversary
show at Bop City in three-week
engagement, opening Wednesday.
April IL.
The Incompatible Sarah. who
set an all-time attendance record
at Bop City in her co-starring en-
gagement with Illinois Jacquet
last summer, has been absent
here since her record breaking
run on stage Of the Paramount
Theatre late last year.
In spite OF the severe enter
tainment business recession in
California. Sarah did record
breaking business at the Oasis in
Hollywood. Million Dollar The
atre in Los Angeles. Palomar the
atre in Seattle and Ciro's in San
Francisco.
In addition Miss "" made two
musical shorts for Universal-In-
ternational Pictures. the first Of
which is slated to be released
next September. She was also
signed to a 10th Century-Fox
contract that guarantees her a
spot in a major film musical be-
fore the end Of the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
JACQUET WINS
STOLEN SONG
SETTLEMENT

NEW -Bandleader Ill.
inois Jacquet's claim that he
is a rightful co-composer of the
current song hit. "Doncha co
Away Mad" has been recogniz-
ed by the publishers OF the song
with an amicable settlement OF
dispute that had threatened
for some time to end up in a
lawsuit.
Jacquet had charged that Jim
my Mundy. with whom he pen
ned Black, Velvet" collaborat-
ed with lyricist AL Stillman on
"Doncha Go Away Mad" the
melody of which is identical 10
that Of BLACK Velvet" without
consulting Jacquet for permits
sion to switch titles and add ly-
RIGS.
The famed saxophonist-band-
leader has been granted an equal
share Of the royalties on Don
cha Go Away Mad" with CO.
writers Mundy and Stillman.
Settlement was reached in a
conference between Jacquets
attorney, Andrew j. Feinman.
and Mack Goldman. general
manager OF Advanced Music
Corp. publisher Of 'Doncha Go
Away Mad"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
MILBURN, ORIOLES SET
FOR SOUTHERN JAUNT

SAVANNAH, Ga.-The high
flying Orioles and the famed Be
wildered' man, Amos Milburn
and his band, currently two Of
the hottest box office attractions
and jukebox favorites. will CO.
star on a series OF southern one
nitery, teeing off Wednesday.
April 10, with stand at the City
Auditorium here.
The deal for the two top at
fractions TO be teamed for linn
tied tour OF eight key southland
localities was set by the Shaw
Artists Corp.
Following their stand in this
city. the Orioles Milburn pack
age will play successive dates in
Durham, N. c.; Charleston, S.
c.: Pensacola and Jacksonville,
Fla; Atlanta, Ga, and Monroe,
La.
Upon the completion Of their
co-starring dates. the two units
will go their separate ways. Mil
burn will invade the lone star
state of Texas on April 30 for two
weeks of one-niters while the
Orioles will head northward on
the one-niter circuit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
DINAH WASHINGTON
SPARKS CAFE SOCIETY

NEW YORK. --Dinah Washing
ton, sensational song stylist,
scored one Of the greatest per-
sonal triumphs Of her kaleldo-
scopic career here last Thursday
night when she bowed in as head
liner of the three-star entertain
ment extravaganza at Cafe So
ciety. sparkling village night
spot.
La Washington. at her vocal
best, was pulled back for six
encores as she RECALLED the atSii-
ence with a generous sprinklihg
Of her recorded hits.
Close behind the headliner in
uproarious applause were CO.
featured folk sr ger Josh White
end superlative mimic George
Kirby Both were recipients Of
prolonged cheers for their ar
tistry.
Whites plaintive ballads regis
tered as solidly as ever.
Kirby, who had been retained
from the previous show along
with White. scored sensationally
with as diversified routine of i'm
presentations as there Is on the
scene today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Columbia Records
.toLaunce Giant
Publicity Drive

Columbia Records Inc. has
completed plans for a two and
one-half million dollar advertis-
ing and promotion campaign en-
ploying radio. television, national
magazines, coop wspap err
space. display and point of sale
material. according to Ken Nc
Allister. Director Of Advertising
and Promotion.
This campaign, the most elab-
crate in Columbia's history. in
wolves sponsorship OF one half
hour of the CHS television show.
The Show Goes On starring
Robert @. Lewis. beginning
April 20.
Columbia's sponsorship of this
popular TV presentation will
continue through June 10 and
will be resumed September "a
for the remainder OF the year.
This is the first time that CO.
lumbia has used television in its
advertising program. Each week
a prominent Columbia Records
artist will ppear on The Show
Goes On"
During the Spring the pro-
gram will be seen on eight Nv
station. including WJBK-TV, De-
troit When il returns TO the air
in the Fall IL will be seen in 40
cities throughout the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
HAWK PEPS
PHILLY BISO

PHILADELPHIA.--As far as
the Earle Theatre is concerned,
Erskine II W kins' nickname
should change from "The Twen-
tieth Century Gabriel" to the
Twentieth Century Pied Piper"
The rumpet-playing maestro
opened in the City of Brotherly
Love last week at the special
request OF Warner Brothers the
atre chain officials who signed
him and full stage show, over
night.
Vaudeville business has been
sluggish here as IL has been in
other cities for several months.
Because OF Easter week, theatre
executives have expected an ev-
en- greater lack Of business. In
a stop-gap attempt the Earle
Theatre asked the Hawk to gather
together vaudeville package
for them.
The Hawk chose Enrol Garner,
Derby Wilson and Savannah
Churchill to co-star with him in
Philadelphia and the ensuing
business supported the local
bookers' faith in Hawkins draw
ing power and producing abili-
ties. Despite the holiday week,
the Hawks show attracted q
near-capacity crowd for the du-
ration of his run.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
pk SpotsSlate
|stern Jaunt

cHIcAGO.-Three OF the bet
k-known units in show bust
S are flying to Chicago this
ek 10 Join Bill Kenny and the
Spo.s in an extended tour
the midwest.
Gil Lamb. the motion picture
|nic, Boyd Reeburn and his or
Pstra and the Piero Brothers,
Of the best-known novelty
lancing acts in vaudeville. will
off their junket with the
|ariet at the Paradise Theatre,
the Windy City this week.
|lhe midwes has not had as
me-heavy a show as this for
Pong time. Usually the top acts
Pp The vast midwest in pref
fnce for the major East and
PSI Coast cities Of the distance
ween the bigger towns IN
Wheat Belt"
The Ink Spots. he vever. are
'ry popular with I e teen-age
IN that section of the country
N lining up the talent to share
iootlights with the Ink
{o's' the Gale Agency. consult
record and vaudeville experts
determine which performers
re most popular in that terri
Fy Boyd Raeburn. Gil Lamb
IA The Piero Brothers will tour
ia the quartet az = result OF
Rl poll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
RAVENS FLY
DESPITE 18TH
SUPERSTITION

NEW YORK-The traditional
supersitious nature OF show folks
forced the Ravens 10 plan their
first aeroplane journey next
week because the closing date
Of their present engagement at
the Apollo Theatre falls on
Thursday, the 18th.
Ever since the foursome was
started Jimmy Kicks has stuck
steadfastly to the TO his object
ion TO travelling on the 18th day
Of the month, whether IL falls on
Friday or not. II seems that, as
a youngster. the famous bass
singer witnessed a serious ac-
cident on that day.
However, the cloing Of the en-
gagement az the local vaudeville
house happens on the 18th and.
In order for the boys TO make
their next date friday on time
II would be necessary for them
70 head for Akron immediately
after the final curtain.
The net result Is that the Raw
ems, all Of whom have a decid-
ed aversion TO air travel. must
take TO the clouds In order to
make the date. II Il either that
'or miss the date and the money
involved.
IP.s. Maybe Il would be better
10 give up the superstition.