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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-06
FROM CHICAGO

MT. and Mrs. L. D. Williams of Chicago are registered at the Bara- nof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-06
TAKING MASONIC DEGREES

Candidates here firm Petersburg who are taking Masonic degrees, four through thirty-second this week are Martin Brue. Sam Iden. Robert A. Hndblom. Ragnar Stokke and Andrew Wikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-06
FROM PRINCE RUPERT

George Anderson and Harold Hil- land of Prince Rupert are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Nsgr. Spence Will Open
Lecture Series Tomorrow

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John s.
Spence, Catholic Archdiocesan d.
rector of education. will open a
series of talks on events of out
standing significance to Catholic
ism, Professionalism and Judaism
at 2 pm. tomorrow in st. Mat
thews' Cathedral Club, 1914 N
street NV.
Msgr. Spence, who accompanied
those making the Holy Year Pill
grimage overseas, will talk on
the significance of the pilgrim
age.
The series is sponsored by the
Women's Committee OF the Wash
ington Area Office, National Con-
ference of Christian and Jews.
Mrs. Bernard A. Chandler, Mrs.
Raphael Tourover and Mrs. John
F. Victory. co-chairmen of the
committee, are in charge of pro-
gram arrangements. Speakers for
meetings on January %, Febru-
airy 20, and March 10, will be an
nounced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
American Teachers Group
To Aid Cuban Observance

A group Of teachers. represent
ing % States, the District, Alaska.
the Canal Zone and Hawaii, will
spend Christmas in Cuba helping
commemorate the 50th anniver-
sary of public education there, DR..
Earl j. McGrath, United States
Commissioner of Education, an
nounced yesterday.
Arrangements for the United
States delegation to go to Cuba
were made by the Office of Edu-
cation and the Department of
State. DR.. McGrath said. They
will arrive in Havana tomorrow
and stay through January /.
Teachers from the District area
include Miss Sara L. Letter, Ha-
gerstown. Md; Mrs. Lunette Lo-
gan Walker 723 Rock Greek
Church road NV; Mrs. James M.
Shigetta, Riverdale. Md: Miss
Bertha Mcneil, 2645 Fifteenth
street NV, and DR.. Marjorie C.
Johnston, Office of Education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and Technical Socic j
meetings have been announced for
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the District
Council of Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the Wash
lngton Academy of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public unless otherwise listed.
Tomorrow.
Instrument Society OF America,
Washington Sections pm. in
Pepco Auditorium. Two talks:
THE Absolute Celebration of
Transducers" by DR.. r. K.
Cooke, chief of sound section,
National Bureau of Standards;
and 1.-The Analysis of Sound" by
DR.. B. L. Snavely, chief of acous-
tics branch, Naval Ordnance
Laboratory. Also, a demon
stration of sound vibration
analyzer by the Kaye Electric
Co.
Tuesday.
American Welding Society, Wash
ington Section Dinner 6:45
pm, meeting 8 pm. at En-
gineers Club. Developments
in Arc Welding Equipment" by
c. H. Jennings, Westinghouse
Electric Corp.
Anthropological Society of Wash
ington-8:15 pm. at National
Museum. photographic I'M
pressions of Spain" by George
M. Foster. jr., Smithsonian In
stitution.
Society of Automotive Engineers,
Washington Section-Dinner 7
pm, meeting 8 pm. at Burling-
ton Hotel. 1.-The First 40 Days
in Korea" film, with running
commentary and subsequent
discussion by Maj. Walter Pc
nino.
Wednesday.
Washington Society of Engineers
business meeting 8 pm.
at Cosmos Club. Also, a NOV
ing picture on Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
BeIIringer Morksmun

BLIND RIVER. Ont. (P.-Hugh
Horner, farmer near Bruce Mines
figures it must have been a near
sighted hunter who shot at his
COW. He found a bullet had 81
fenced the bell around the neck
of one of his Ayrshire cows but
the animal was not harmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
:other Brown to Speak On Christmas Spirit

of Catholic Charities and is CO.
ordinator of the church's welfare
work throughout the country. He
formerly was national director of
the Catholic Committee on Boy
Scouting and has done much work
with various conferences on social
problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Thai Tabs Aliens

BANGKOK (P).-All aliens in
Thailand now must carry official
Identification cards. Persons trav-
cling outside of Bangkok and in
tending to visit any province for
more than Is days must report
to provincial officials within two
days after arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

The Rev. Robert Brown will
speak on THE Spirit of Christ
mas" at an open forum at 8 pm.
tomorrow at st. Peter Claver
Center. 1913 U street NV.
Father Brown is assistant secre-
tary of the National Conference
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Hubinky.

Hubinky (baisers) jsou leh-
Ike penove cukrovinky, druhdy
i plnene, jichz Sc pouz1va k OBJ
kladani ovocnych a sladkych
krmf, zejmena takovych, ktere
podavaj1 Sc s penami, smetan-
kami a sladkymi omackami.
Take Sc spojujf mimi bavl-
nenymi v retezce k vyzdobe
|stromku vanocn1ho a pod.
Podstatou jejich je slehany
sn1h z b1lk1 s cukrem, cemuz
Sc dodava i RUNE barry (coko-
ladou a pod.) i chuti (kGrou a
stavou citronovou, sekanymi
mandlemi, vodou zpomeranco-
vych kvetG). Sazej1 Sc pax v
podobe spicatych bochankG ma
plech b1lym voskem potreny ne
DO paplrem moukou poprase-
nym pfikryty a susf Sc zvolna
We vlazne trouble. Take Sc no
tove ma spodu vydlabuj1, plnl
smetanovou penou S cukrem a
vanilkou, nebo nekterou ovoc-
nou marmeladou a bilkem Sc pc
dvou spojuj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
A vyhral.

Muz, ida pc ulici, videl sku-
pinu hadaj1cfch Sc klukG a ptal
Sc pc pf1cine sporu. Hosi mu
ukazali pejska, ktereho prave
nalezli ma ulici a vysvetlili, re
Sc rozhodli, ktery z Mich rekne
nejvets1 lez, tomu re Dude pes
nalezet.
Svedomity muz je karal: =
"Hosi, kdyz jsem byl malym
hochem jake Wy, nikdy jsem
nelhal!"
Hosi uvazovali O tonic w
roku, pax jeden z Mich nar1dil !:
"Kluci, dejte mu toho psa!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Nabytek "a kupony.

Mladf novomanzele sc chlu-
bill hostu, re 81 veskery naby-
tex poridili z premiovych ku-
ponI, prikladanych k bal1ckdm
mydla. GA tenhle kauc jsme
dali 1000 kuponG, "a still 500,
"a koberec 2OO",, vysvetloval
muz.
"Nu a co mate v druhem po-
koji?" zeptal Sc host zvedave.
"Take nabytek z kuponG?"
ooh me-" odpovedel muz,
'tam name mydlo!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Med " mcdowell skrinkach.

Med vostinovy zachovava 81
ce vsechny sve soucastky, mic
meme primo pozivan pGsobi vii
VEN vosku a pridanych latek
paleni v hltanu. Stac1 vsak u
pine postaviti tento med ma W.
stunt nebo jine teple m1sto ma
site, jimz taj1c1 med prosakne.
Tavenim ma kamnech ztratil by
med sve aroma i lahodnou chut.
Caste sc podava med vostinovy
malych skr1nkach (honey
boxes), do nichz byl vcelami
primo naneSen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Francouzsti delnici budou stu.
dovat americke vyrobni
methody.

Parlz. - Sestnact francouz-
skych delnickych pTedak1 Cd
jelo ma sestitydennf cestu do
Spojenych StatG, kde budou
studovat americke vyrobnf me-
thody. Je to jiz 299. skupina
evropskych odbornikG, kteT1
byli vyslani v ramci Marsallo-
va planu studovat americke
pr1myslove, hospodaTske a OBJ
chednl methody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
TELEGRAM, BALTIMORE, MD, GUS Is, 1850
DoporuGeny adresdr tnaleho oznatnovate1e Telegram"
a "kde nakupovati!'

spicha domG. Ale re byl hla-
dem zmoren, nemohl Sc ami u
drzet ma nohou, tax pc ctyrech
lezl k vesnici. Jeho zena kou-
ka:
Deti, bette naproti, ten
toho z posvfcen1 nese, ami to
nemdze unest, leze pc ctyrech.
A on byl, chudak, rad, re Sc
doplazil dom1. TAX Sc kmotr
Greslicka d1kladne pomstil ma
kmOtrOvi Skrt1lkovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Je " tom opravdu spatne.

Pr1tel (hrdinovi, ktery 1p1
pod pantoflem) "Snad by iva
zena obratila, kdybys il nahna1
strachu, re Sc zastrel1s nebo u
top1s."
Ubohy porobeny: "Jemine,
jenom to ne! Ona by mne utr-
hla hlavu, kdybych pax hrozbu
nesplnil."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
ZahOnek HumOru.
Utajeno jake " hrobe.

stastny zenich: "Doposud
zachovali jsme tedy sve zasnou-
benz tajnosti."
Vyvolena "Ano; vcera nab1-
Eel mi svou ruku pan Str1br-
"Ze ano? A jak isl odbyla
toho ubozaka?"
"To Wis, re jednala jsem Sc
trne. Rekla jsem mu, re je mi
Ito, ale re uz jsem zasnoube-
ma"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Utlocitna.

Pan Vlastovicka (potkav v
divadle znameho):
"A, al, pane Nestovicko, ia
Ike jste Sc odvazil jednou S man
zelkou ma truchlohru? Ale proc
jste 81 vybrali tax spatne m1sto
ma kraji?"
Pan NeStovicka: $50 v1te,
mole stara nevydrz1 mnoho.
Hned pc prvnfm neboztiku u
tika dom1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Skotsky humor.

"Milacku, musime nasi swat
bu ma nejaky cas- odlozit," re-
kla hollywoodska krasavice
svemu snoubenci.
"A proc? Coz pax me w ne
milujes?"
"Ano, mann te velice rada, a
lie ia jsem Sc prave provdala "a
iineho muze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Prazska zoologicka zahrada.

Prazska zoologicka zahrada.
Byla zrizena nikoli "a cast
dvouletky ci petiletky, ale jeste
"a leps1ch, demokratickych ca
81 prvn1 republiky -.
Ten, KIDD jeste v zoologicke
zahrade nebyl, prisel O mnoho.
NejvetSf pozornost ovsem pouta
obrovity sion. Jeho dlouhy cho-
bot poletuje v tanecnlm rytmu
mad hlavami navstevnfkn; tn Sc
bere kostku cukru, tn vyprskne
kus pap1ru! Jeho mala ocka Sc
rozzlobene rozhlednou kolem a
sion 81 mysl1: "Vy ulicn1ci! Kdy-
by tax nekdo vas krmil pap1-
rem nebo kousky dreva!" Mas
tatfnek Sc pribl1zil k zabradl1 a
vezme Vlasticku ma ruce. INA,
vezmi tenhle suchar a del mu
hot" Stejnou snahou hnana, ro-
zezene Sc mala rucka ditete,
odpocivaj1cfho vedle ma rame-
nou maminky, a -. ouha! Ia
vad1 o klobouk naseho tat1nka;
klobouk lett pres zabradlf do
III. Sion zabrucf; jeho tezko-
padna postava Sc pomalu roz-
kyva a opovrzlive no odhazuje
daleko "a hlavy divak1. To je
radosti a jasotu. -Klobouk je
Size zmackany a cely spinavy,
ale coz, jen kdyz je ma svete.
Co by tomu Tekla maminka, pTi-
j1t DON'T bez klobouku! Je ko-
nee hry Sc slonem. Jde Sc "a
opicemi. "Pockej tam Dude le-
~grace!" prorokuje tatfnek. Ne
napadlo no vsak, re stfedem &C.
lie legrace Dude sam. Stojf S
Vlastickou u klece a pokukujf
ma poskakuj1cf opice. Jedna 81
vyb1ra blesky, druha splha pc
strome, tTetf cost louska. Ia
tfnkovi Sc ia pod1vana lib.
"Podivej, Vlasticko, tamhle
ia opice! Jak 81 nafoukane Wy
kracuje!"
Kolem jdoucf elegantne ode
ma DANA, zavesena do nemene
elegantniho pana S cernym knir
KEN pod nosem, Sc razne otoci:
mo dovolte, pane! Kdo re 81
vykracuje jake opice? ia re
jsem nafoukana?"
Tat1cek zdesene vyhrkne:
Gale, pardon, to nebylo."
"Pan S kn1rkem Sc rovnez O.
tool" eco pax Sc tt stale, dra-
housku?"
"Tento hrubec me urazil ! Re
XII, re 81 tn vykracujf jake ma
foukana opice =. !"
Pan s knfrkem Sc muzne ma
rovna, nenecha "tatfcka'' pro-
mluvit ami slovo a vzkrikne raz-
ne: "Pane, to mi zodpovfte!"
Mohutny sm1ch zaburacf z
rad nakupenych divak1. "Je =.
Kouknete To je legrace.
Hahahaha Hihihi Ia
ticek podv6dome 81 SALINE do
kapsy, ably 81 zapalil pro uklid-
nenf lulku, ale kapsa je prazd-
ma. Pohledne do klece. Pan S
damon vypuknou v srdecny
smich.
Ma vetsfm suchem zakrsku
sed1 opice a v hube drzi tatfc-
XIV cibuk. Vsichni okolo sc
smej1, i mala Vlasticka. Jen
tatlcek v duchu laje~sam sve ne
opatrnosti, re spatne zastrcil
lulku do kapsy a opice mu il be-
hem vyse uvedeneho rozhovoru
vytahla.
Opice verne napodobuje Cd
koukane pohyby; bafa, prsti-
KEN ucpava tabak Lulka
vsak nehorf! Opice Sc rozcflf,
vezme cibuk do ruky, hup, hup,
a uz Jim tluce O skalku.
Tatfcek jen bezmocne zalom-
cuje tycemi klece a vzdychne:
"Boze, mole svatecni lulka!"
Malo platne. Brink -. a
kousky lulky Sc r~ozletnou po|
zemi. Zvedavci jen herald sc
rozchazej1.
Med " medovvch skrinksch
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25

Farmers know the peace of mind an
assured financial future can bring. Their
crops, their livelihood, are subject to
the weather, but they know also that a
regular investment In u. S. Savings
Bonds is q sure and safe road to free
dom from financial worries. For years
they have been taking advantage of the
easy method for investment offered by
your government for they know u. S.
Savings Bonds GROW. With every In
vestment of So you receive 81 I'm ten
short years. U. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
Odbornik.

We Vancouver, B. C. oznamil
Frank Dewey, re uvede ma trh
novy zamek, ktery vzdoruJe
vloupan1, vynaSel no We vezeni,
kdyz tam byl pro vloupanf "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-25
sKRTfLEK & GRESLIcKA.
Cesky lidovy humor.

hlIlOCl Oh1 ClIOh OOI . hAiAOC S1Ii
Greslickou ma trh do Hofic, diva
stejne lakomi, a ted kmotr Skr-
tick povfda:
= Ale, kmotre, v nedeli je u
mas posvicen1, budeme sc NIT
dobTe, prijdte taky, at 81 spolu
neco povime.
= l to bych mohl pfijit.
A skutecne v nedeli ma posvl-
cent prisel. No, nechtel prijit
prave v poledne, kdyz Sc nosl
zrovna ma still, tax Sc pfistra-
chal ash pc iodine. Kmotr skr-
tiylek no priv1tal:
i pekne v1tam. to jste hod-
nej, re jste taky prisel, vsak po-
rad vyhlizim, nemuzu Sc ami
dockat. Jenom skoda, re jdete
uz pc obede. No ale jake pax
u toho ztraty, jak to u mas bel
va, vyslapneme ma pole, obej-
deme to a pohovoflme spolu.
Mama zatim neco navec1r u
chysta.
Pole obesli, dobre ctyri hodi-
ny no vsude tail, to Sc rozumi,
Greslicka, re mu uz LEILA thus
ia streva do tenkych. Kdyz
pfisli s pole, kmotr skrtllek po-
vida:
= No, sednete Ike kamnGm,
rozsvecet nemus1me, rec k usim
dojde, name tuhle poslednf bo-
chanek chleba, tax byste no ne
radi nacinali. TAX ST neco je-
ste pov1me.
Kmotr Greslicka Sc az ohli-
Eel:
= Mono, pro najedeni jsem
neprisel, jen kdyz 81 pohovofl-
me.
Chvfli Sc jeste zdrzel, a pax
povida:
= Setmelo by Sc moe, abych
Sc ubfral DON'T. Ale, kmotfe,
V nedeli je zas u mas posvicenl,
tax nezapomente a pr1jdte.
= No ia pref prijdu.
Dobre. Ale kmotr Skrtflek
byl jeste vetsi lakomec, tax uz
pred tim den nejedl, ably mu
chutnalo. A ably O obed nepfi-
sci, vypravil Sc casne rano, pri-
sci = boty ma holi re setrnosti,
ably neubylo ma podrazkach. A
kdyz pTisantral do sednice, tt
ma nej koukali, a kmotr Grej-
slicka pov1da:
- vitam vas, to jste hodnej,
lie jste pTeci prisel. Ale, kmotre,
Wy nejak kulhate!
= Ba to, kulham, to jsem, Ii
di, mel stestf, tamhle klopytnu,
a urazil jsem 81 nehet palce.
Kdybych byl obutej, mob jsem
urazit u boty spicku, a stale by
to KIDD vi kolik krejcar6. Tohle
Sc zahoj1 aspon samo.
No tax kmotr GreSlicka kou-
ka, ably no dobTe uctil, jake byl
ucten u Mich.
= Tady bejva, kmotficku,
zvykem, nejdffv jft ma sluzby
boz1.
TAX sli do kostela a zpatky
sc stavili v hospode: Ten 81 my
slf: ia ma tebe pfece vynalozim
par litrG piva, re isl hladovy,
abych Sc ii pomstil "a to I've ne
delhi posvfcenf. - Dal MALT ne
kolik litrG piva a kmotra nutil,
len pijte, pijte. No kmotr pill,
kdyz to bylo zadarmo, pill, az
uz mel bricho jake rybnik. No
blfzilo Sc poledne, tax kmotr
Greslicka no vyzval:
= TAX pdjdeme, pdjdeme k
tomu obedu slavnymu.
Tak>ho zval, kmotra prinesla
polevku S m1sou, kmotrovi ma
Ill ma talff, a kdyz komtr doji-
dial, pov1da:
= Vemte 81 jeste, vemte 81
jeste, kmotre, pol1vky.
= No, dekuju, mann dost.
V tom kmotra nese pekac S
masem. Jak il Greslicka zbles-
XII, povida:
= Ty, mamo, mech to tam,
kmotr ma pref dost, on uz mic
nechce.
No tax mama taky byla ma to
dobre pripravena a s peceni Sc
vratila. No a ted mu ukazal
pole, obesli to a re pGjdou do
MI.
= Sednem pekne Ike kamnGm
a budem 81 neco povfdat.
A uz Sc taky stmivalo. Ma
jednou kmotr Greslicka slysel
nejake zvlastn1 sustenl.
= Co to, kmotTe delate?
"
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Psychiafrist 10 Return
TO Stand Tomorrow
In Trial Of Brown

A Government psychiatrist is to
return to the stand tomorrow for
further cross-examination in con-
nection with testimony in the Dis
trict Court first-degree murder
trial of Charlie H. (Three Fingers)
Brown.
After testimony late yesterday
the trial was recessed until tomor-
row to enable a juror to attend
the funeral of his father today
The Government psychiatrist
DR.. Joseph L. Gilbert, who is chief
psychiatrist at Gallinger Hospital
testified yesterday he believes
Brown is sane now and was of
sound mind on June 80, the day
the 55-year-old defendant is ac-
cused of Staying Raymond E.
Lewis with a baseball bat. Brown
is accused of beating Lewis to
death on the Mall near the Smith
Sonian Institution.
After about 20 minutes of testi-
mony under direct examination by
Assistant United States Attorney
Cecil r. Hef1in, DR.. Gilbert was
cross-examined by Defense Attor-
ney John M. Webster for more
than three hours.
Mr.. Webster contends Brown
was not conscious of what he was
doing. because of heavy drinking.
The lawyer questioned DR.. Gilbert
at length on what constitutes alb
normal behavior and asked DR..
Gilbert to give an Illustration.
At this point, Judge Henry A.
Schweinhaut suggested that a
man dancing on the courthouse
roof" might be considered to be
behaving abnormally.
DR.. Gilbert, however, said the
motive must be studied to ascer-
tain whether behavior is abnor-
NAL.
"A man standing on his head
atop the Washington Monument
could be doing so for a scientific
reason - to get an upside-down
view of the moon," the psychiatrist
said.
United States Commissioner Cy-
ril S. Lawrence testified Brown
was sober and appeared to be of
sound mind when he appeared for
a hearing about two and a half
hours after the killing.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
More Drastic Steps to Fight Initiation Urged

Senator Humphrey, Democrat,
of Minnesota today urged a more
drastic anti-inflation program by
the Federal Government. includ-
ing immediate temporary price
stops" to last from four to six
months.
Such actions are needed, Sena-
tor Humphrey said in a state
ment, to prevent runaway prices
before the indirect controls being
tried by the administration be-
come effective.
ITO impose temporary controls
now" the Senator added, will
save the American taxpayer and
the American consumer untold
millions of dollars"
Twelve Points Urged.
In urging a 12-point program
to combat imitation, Senator Hum
phrey proposed:
/. A strengthened rent control
law.
2. A "pay-as-you-go" defense
program with tax legislation, rails
ing an additional $40 to SIS bill
lion a year to meet growing mill
tary costs.
3. Immediate appointment of
a price administrator and wage
Stabilization board "to relate
wages and demands for wage in
Evening star., 1950-11-02
N0LtNE NEVER HAD
M/7R/770W SO G001!

Fussy eaters Here's your wish in dish -Krnkles,
the brand sugar coated cereal that's really differ
crisp, chock- full of quick energy with vitamins
added to the nourishing grain. Get some quick!
Evening star., 1950-11-02

creases to Our overall economic
needs"
Senator Humphrey said he ap-
proves the administrators at
tempts to meet the threat of in
f1ation by imposing indirect credit
controls. He called for strength
ening such controls by further in
creasing bank reserves, regulating
trading on the commodity ex-
change markets and credit re-
strictions on commercial construc-
tion markets.
Six-MOnth Delay Seen.
'The hard fact. however" he
added, sis that it may be six
months before indirect controls
may become fully effective"
Senator Humphrey said the
country faces "a severe inflation-
ary crisis" at a time when it is
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Nickel Soda Pop 10 Become
AS Extinct as Nickel Beer
BY the Assoeiafed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The
nickel soda pop is going to go
where the nickel beers went many
long years ago-out the window.
That was the word yesterday
from the 32d annual convention
of the American Bottlers of Car
donated Beverages.
Mike Michaels of Kansas City,
editor of the Mid-C Continent Bot
tier, trade paper, said costs have
risen beyond the ability of the
bottlers to absorb them further.
1t is only a matter of time--a
very short time-he said until the
last of the scent drinks will be
only a memory.
In Washington Scent soft drinks
are the rule at many retail outlets
now.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Virginia Political Leader
Sues for Tax Refund
BY the Associated Press

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 2.-G. A.
Messenburg Of Hampton, former
Speaker of the Virginia House OF
Delegates, filed suit in United
States District Court yesterday to
recover $20,s1s from the income
tax collector for the district of
Virginia.
Mr.. Massenburg claims he filed
a return for the year ended April
80, 1945, and that the collector
claimed a deficiency of $17,535.
This Mr.. Massenburg paid, plus
1888 interest, making a total of
$40, he claims. He wants the
money refunded, plus 6 per cent
interest.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

embarking on a defense program
he estimated would cost between
$3.50 and $500 billion by 1855.
Retail food prices are today
81 per cent above the June Is
level" the Senator continued.
Manufacturers prices are today
8 per cent above the pre-Korean
level. and are rising steadily. AS
a result of these and other price
developments, with which the
American housewife is thoroughly
familiar, we are today facing a
severe inf1ationary crisis"
Evening star., 1950-11-02
British Have Their Teu

British soldiers fighting in Ko-
rea are eating American food but
they took a three months sup
ply of tea with them from Hong
| Kong.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
| Indians Puy in Advance

India is financing phone ex-
pansion from lump sums collected
in advance for telephones.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

The Green River, tributary of
the Colorado, flows many miles
through green shale rock.
Montana labor news., 1950-04-20
United Sportsnlen
To Hold Meeting

The United Sportsmen's Associa-
,ion will NEE, in Livingston, Sunday
April it,,. TO make recommendations
10 Governor Bonner OF the open
season on Big Game in Montana.
Other matters Of vital importance 10
come before the meeting is beaver
md other iur bearing animals, the
migratory waterfowl season. over
grazing OF our public lands BY live
stock interests. the Yellowstone Park
FIX herd. the proposed searching
II cars bs Deputy Game Wardens.
and the proposed slaughter OF does
md lawns BY the Forest Service.
The meeting will start al 10 100 A. NJ.
4 The Elks' Lodge at Livingston.
The Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's
association. Yellowstone Division
will be the host club and Walter
Martin. President oil the United
Sport>men's Association will pre-
side over the meeting.
From the outcome OF this meet
ing it is hoped that Governor Bon
ner will be given 4 true picture OF
conditions detrimental To fish and
yildliie in Montana.
Montana labor news., 1950-04-20
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