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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02
Coca-CoIa Co.
Gives alta
$50 Cases

The local Coca-Cola Company
gave $50 cases of Coca Cola as
free refreshments for the dele
gates attending the meeting of the
American Teachers Association
held here this week.
The gift was presented through
Moss Hendrix, of Washington, D.
c., a delegate to the convention
who is also Public Relations Repre-
sentative for the National Coca
Cola Company.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02
PREDICT NATIONS NEGRO
VOTERS Will CONTINUE TO
SUPPORT DEMOCRATIC PARTY
CiivilRights Plank Stronger Than l94S
Sparkman Backed By
Negro Leaders

CHICAGO, H.. july 90 (DSN)-
The nations top Negro Democratic
leaders here for the 1852 Demo-
cratic National Convention, which
ended here SATURDAY. voiced their
praise and pledged their support Of
the Party'S nominations for Presi-
dent and vice-president of the
United States in the November
election. Governor Adlai Stevenson
of Illninois, and Congressman John
J. Sparkman of Alabama.
Some questions as to the CON
tinued support and loyalty of the
Negro leaders to the party came up
Continued on Page Three
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02

erly spirit in the chair, no one
would have ever thought that this
was his first conference, for he
according to many observers, pre-
sided like a veteran.
The accompanying picture is a
scene of Bishop Love in action, as
he presided over the Cabinet. Seat
ed on the top row, reading from
left to right are: Rev. R. M.
Brown, Rev. T. E. McElroy, Rev.
N. H. Baker, DR.. T. B. Echols,
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02
See Growing
Interest In
Forest Revival

Forest, Miss, July 20 = .(Spe-
ciaD = A growing interest is de-
veloping here since the announce
ment last week of a revival, Aug.
11-22 at Concord Baptist Church,
Rev. w. A. Foster, pastor.
The Revival will be conducted by
Rev. A. Wendell Ross, one of the
leading Baptist ministers of Los
Angeles, Calf, who is the BTU.
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02
Southern Negro
Voter Is Ghost At
Demo Convention

CHICAGO, July % = (DSN) =
The Southern Negro voter was the
real ghost of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention which ended here
Saturday.
Since 1914 more than a million
Negroes in the South have be-
come regular voters. For the most
part they consider themselves
Democrats and have consistently
Continued on Page Three
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02
1.-THE Grand"
Defies Communist
utilization
By Trezzvant w. Anderson

Philadelphia Elks' Grand
Exalted Ruler Robert H. Johnson
this week took notice of a warn
ing" given his big order by Walter
Winchell on the eve of its annual
Grand Lodge in Atlantic City. Win
chell warned that "Commies have
been ordered to infiltrate" the
Negro Elks in August at Atlantic
City.
"The Communists may come"
said Crane Exalted Ruler John
Continued On Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-08-02

PatroniZe Our Advertise
ers - Their Advertising
in this paper shows that
they appreciate your
trade.
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oRANCHEs OF T. .. ,. a.

0RANCHES OF z. Q. ,. a.
President. John Schneider. 1865 z. llSth
St., Cleveland. Ohio. Liberty l-7S17.
1st Vice Pres, Herm an Linder, 38S Wood.
land Ava, Salem. Ohio.
Ind Vice Pres. Michael Linz Jr. ilS ".
Long Avenue. New Castle. Pa. New Castle
Secretary, Audrey Miller. s24s Theodore
st., Maple Heights. Ohio. MOutross 2-lS6s.
Asst. sec'y.. Catherine spack, M. c. No. 1.
Depot Road. Sslem. Ohio. Salem 37z7.
st.. Salem. Ohio. Phone: Salem e6o7.
Canton. Ohio. - Canton ssxss Jsnisss
Clsb.
President: Don onserth, 1887 Harmony
CT. N. E.. Canton. Ohio. Phone s-so2o.
sec'y. Madeline untch. SO Forest Ave.
s. w.: Tel: 223l3
Cbtssse.- M - Chicago seutb Side
Jsn1er 0axs0 C1sb.
Pressdens Robert Mates. iols East s7nd
Secretary. zilds uunteh.
Cleveland. Ohio
C1evsiane esss Jsnsor Ss1eD Csub.
President. John Schneider. 1865 E. las st.
see'y. Marty welser. 1878 shswview Ave.
Clsvslan0 West Osxou yunlss Cub.
Pres. Joe Titsch. ss4s v. ssth Street.
Rel. ME. i-2347.
sec'y. clara Letzner. ssss Lloyd Road.
Cleveland II. Ohio. Phone: CT. i@7eaI
os,,ns.s. osss. = oosspsss Jsnssr
ssxoB Club
Pres. Richard 8. Ksutz, <729 0rebus Rd..
Columbus z. Ohio. Tel. FIR. 1887.
Sec'y, Eva Jane Fen, 500 Hanford St.,
Columbus. Ohio. TEL: GA. oa28.
aomestead. "a. 0oWssssa1 JSnisr
Prss., z Sterner. 70 Melbcufn ST.. Pitts
burgh II, Pa. Phooo. Jackso0 S0lS
Secretary, Marie Sterner. 770 Melbourn
St.. PiesburEh II. p. Phone: Jackson s0lS.
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49,. uAs a q r,s~n~ r n.
Sess1. Os'o. -
vsssin. zweis r.
vers,mm,uns jeden sweiten eonntse I'm
nonst in, 6acksenheim. 200 aAilroa6 81
ernt .eekr ss,ssnns Herman. 7a2 w. w.
son St. -.
Cv.-sekr&;. & May Lowry A,n. ~ frsnS' sss = a. !.
Adressen.Seks. Hi'os sohns' os0 -
st.. Tel: wa.
81 Lssia. 1& - z Q. .. L Q. vssssA'
zvsa. n ......
v....r,,,,, ,.d.n (, son,,.s ,n moo...
eterS prss. Joe.s a. obert 6z1s chipusvs.
prot. .Sekr.. 0eor1o Hoelloed. 3Sa2 aaIl.
tday Ave.
c.-v.-Sek1. George eosnod. s6Ss aan
a enuta. Ne. .. J,ajss easons q q Levts.
....S a.
'' oso'
Meeting svssy seccno Sunosy - % ssss'
month at 2. m.: q mefn0erO mouse
President. Ps1l y. hsth, 2si7 E6nsr @ @ riscs:
&c. v. Secy. Catherins LEES. z2iS SioneS
9ereeG
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BRANCH CALENDAR
on.yvano United sso.ss
Of America

0stssst Mich. Dsessss Sssise ssss,
Praes.. George Schust1. is79 Ardmors
Ave. feSndale. Mich.
Korr.-eekr.. Frieds schsmmal. 7zD ormse
Tel: Walnut 5-S59o.
1aessn. p - 1ssrsU oaxso AsAlsass
Oub.
President Rud, Kraft. ~ Mcclure Ave-
secS.. Gertrude Heinrich. SO Cedar Ave.
Lsrsin. Ohis. - Lsrain Jsniees
ssSsD Cub
.,Ia. Pres. Mary Lee. s'ss saety Court Tel.
~, s.e.y, I Fried. E0'esrsh. s4s sr0~nsn Az.
Meneea, p. 4. 0suoso SuD1og
Pfesidsnt, lack wssthman, IA Ninth
St, Monaco, Pa. Phons: RocheOtag 1ll<-R
street. MoDss. s1 p. isss!9 sass9is s:ehss - yssse ss9
New Castle. Pa - New csslle yun3W
Pres, Miehsel Ling. lis Wet Long Ave.
Secy. Ann Tekeser. 1910 AudlaV Ava.
New Castle. Pa. Tel: S156-R
Salem. ohie - sslsD Ss.ass oasss
Ceub.
President. Richard oottsehlinS. - Z
Fifth st. Phone: 7z39.
Secretary. Frsds zsrnsnn. ca sunasR o.
Phone: 6607.
Younes6swu, 0h3e YsuassooVD
Junise 0axenA
Phone: 1854
Secretary. Caroline Arts. q q Jseksou
Street Phones 77ooA.
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Erie. Pa.
Ex-Praes.' Geo. kss.hss. asa cossts Ave-.
Youngstown. O.
l. vi.e.prses. sonu 1oepssr 40 - N. v.
Cnnton. Ohio
\ y,.s-Psse:;: John untch a4os Delaware
sekr. Minnie tHGci1troey schenkax, 51e z
Reynolds Str. New Castle, p.
Asst. sekr.. Ttllis To,sei. I'll Warren Ave-.
schsssmeistsr. John Smiley. 'as Ar,,ns
sundes verwaiter, LIT. Josephine AusS
$40 .Clearmout Drive, Youngstown. Ohio
md. John ESs. nn W. LOO St. clevs-
land. Ohio
ard. Geo. Weber. 2oss ". 80 st.. Cleveland.
MOTTO,
I'm Sange rein und fre1 i'm Wort
Und test in Iintrachs immsrfort
osssEK KTIoNEN,
8undssssktsop ls
CLEVELAND. Ohio etatracht- nesuanis
Ave, Parma lights. o. feE ~. s-iss5
Sekr., Hans Steiner, 36l7 Detroit Ave,
Cleveland 13. O. WO. i-4563 oder SH. l-3DAs.
3un0e0sektl0n :.
Cssvsassa, Outs. osessRs LssAss.sss
0snlsshsss CAss.
Pr1es' so,s Hsss Deiftno. 1868 catalpa Rd
Prot.-sekr, Martha Meier, l74s catalpa
Rd. Tel. w. 1-06l7.
oundssssksass Z T..
oesrese nSsA. - q. q. GemlosAse CAas.
rs, Rrse;i 81 Pncma' pssa' Seller 1857 Annot' Ave
sekr.. Anns wmk,.r. 1850 ssihs,rd D..
Tel: LA. 1-0z11
0asdesse1s1oo {
/ Erie, Ps. q 0. AssnersAes.
Praes.. John Singer. sos W. 2eth g..
se.r. Edv: c Potshoa. lo,s A raeon.
Road. Erie. Pa.
BunAsssekaSoo q
Lossin, q. &. g. 0sssngvess1n eintrashe
Praes. Michaej Kirschef. Sn Wesf u Str.
Prot. Sekr., Wilhelmins SCHNEIDER. Stop -.
Broadway.
DuDAosktt0u &
New Castle, Ps.-Elussaehs 0esanSvsssfn.
Praes.. Geo. Binder. lie w1def Ave.
Seisr.. Andrew W. Schmidt. "a East L..
DuudesktioD Z
Ysssgstown. ohis. Ceaeordt. Mixed CAerus
Praes.. Bill Frank, q q. Portland Ave..
Youngstown 9. Ohio
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vEREINS KALENDER
de. sisbenbusrger soehsen- sosnserbundss
Won Noscjouoviko

Ysunsstsvs. ooas. q .. nlannsrsoas.
Pr.ss.. csorN R.1da sr.. l7s Frsdrssh
sekr.. ousesv A. Tschunn. 1850 sumns
Str.
ovsa, p. - 0asssuhassss 0smDsuAsss Cbse
Praes.. Elaine Steves, $50 2. as s.. ukia
ssAr, Evelyn rneiss. 1898 ". 10 o.
BunAessshssss IL
UosvsaasA. Ohis 0sasesAss "sasesh'
Prses:, Matilds sssarto. io7is Joan Ava
sskr:. Eliz. Tischler. 22sf ". u. St. r.L.
eun6esssktsen u.
Ysunsstswn, OAis Oamsss6ss 16sivsao
Pr.ea., Josephine Miller. so Clearmoo6
seki.. narts Pnnsssr.n. u Ean warrsD
Ave.
Bsndsssektsse u ..
Cssesu. O. 0snossAsas C1se.
Praes.. John Toepfer. %ie-s2 St. N. ".
seiu: WIN. srttschs. Center Rosd. sos
q. East Canton. Ohio.
s..s.,ss1sss. n
New o.ssis. p 2 z osasssAss
sVtdAseUns
Praes., Mary kutsesch. 90 Waldo ~.
| Selgr Mrs Hi1da h Snyder, 31s Z lvttoo
st., New Castle. pa.
Bundessektion 10
Salem, Ohio - scho LssAerkrsw
Praes., Elizabeth Girsrht. 7so Lib@ty sh.
seir- Sreds Rsrmann. "a sunmn -.
DaD1ssssktiou -
S''ns's'~a' g; 9: = '',''' U"
sskr.. George Hotsel. 4u Answ0 kans.
Dsu1sasshtSso -
Canton. q. DamsoshsR.
| Praes- John Toepfer. Ns-u g. u. ".
seil.. VIM. % rr,ssch.. c.nsr nosa. "a. y
| Dundesosktasn -
OsvslauA Wss sgslrsgal CAseuA
..Praes-, Joe Tseh, SB40 ". Sogh S6.
Cleveland, Ohio Phone AT. IJ5uDA
Sekr, Gertrude Binder, l<S7 Hoo1nwoc
Ave., lakewood. Odto. Pbene % 4.5SSl
| 0u0asssks1ss =
| CIsvslanS Esss Svussr oassD oAss
rrses;, cecrs: krseh. 80 ssvsiss ADsd
ssk.. ssr. i sehun-. ,su s.,s ,,ss,
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Yssssstown. ohis. Csaeordis MIXED CAsrus
Praes.. Bid Frank, - q. Portland Ave..
youngstown 9. Ohio.
Youngstown 8, Ohio.
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CsvsiauA Wsse ela1rssal C1seaa
..Praes, Joe T1sch, Ssl0 ". soeh Sa.
Cleveland, Ohio. Phone AT. lyoD4
Sekr., Gertrude Binder, i<53 Ho0mwoo
Ave., lakewood. Odto. phene % 4.5SSl
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New Castle, Pa.-EluesaehS 0esangvesein
Praes.. Geo. Binder, li0 WILDER Ave.
Sei<r.. Andrew W. Schmidt. <37 East L..
sure Ave.
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Ger 9idter 5ebrt bon ben &C.,
len Der Srauen.
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Canton, q. Oo0ooohGR.
Pfaes, John Toepfer. t1e-S1 Se u. y.
Canton, Ohio
seir.. VIM. Ir1tscha. csnt9 Road, 0oa -
East Canton. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

Youngs4oWn. q. Q. Z Jun1oe I'm
pfaeA, WnnAm Frank. % Ylln1 a1n.
Sekr., George Roieel. ga AnawO kano
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Lossiu, q. Z. Q. 0ssengvsssin eintrasht
Praes.. Michaej Hirscher. SI1 West u Ser
Prot. Sekr., Wilhelmins SCHNEIDER. Stop -.
Broadway.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

0undea0ekt10n ID
Salem, Ohio Echo LSe6erkFonr
Praes., Elizabeth Girsrht. 7sO Libsrty sts,
Salem, Ohio.
Sekr, FredS Rermann. "a 0annH -.
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Ysvp9stpVo. OoAo. q .. MannsrcoaH
ef,ss.. 0sor0 Rn1da1 o.. I76 rredS,sA
Sekr. 0uyeav A. Tscnunn. 1850 0uMn0
Str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

Csseon, O. 0ensoeAoas 1ee.
Praes.. John Toepfer, <le-S2 St. N. ".
Canton, Ohio
Sel1., VIM. Crttsche. Center noad. l901
g. East Canton Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

0ssa. p. - 0aebssbassss 0smDnh1ss Che
Praes.. Elaine Steves, $50 2. Is. s.. urtA
Pa.
sslkr., Evelyn Theiss. 1893 ". 20. -.
Erie, p.
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Chicago m. & o. veseiW.
ZWets
VersammIune teden drttten Oonnersfaa
I'm Lincoln Auditorium. 42l7 North Lincoln
Ave.
Praes Michsel Webber, Tel EA. 7-80s9
Sekr.. John Lintz. 2136 Lincoln Park West.
Tel IL a-s4O0
c-v..sekr. Martin SchsessburReY. 403i
Mozart IN 3-3911
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Cleveland. Ohio g. 3 Z o. VeSesn
ZWetg l.
Versarnnnluns teden dri,fen Freftss In
Monat. . tFhr sbends I'm Sarhsenhet.n. 7N0
Denisnn Ave-
praes.. Henry SCHNEIDER lOFns tjnnet Ave-
Tel. CT. t-62q3
Prot -Sekar VIM Schueter. 40I1 CIV
bourne Ave Tel: r.. t-a129
CIV -Seky. .eorse F-i'sch assO We&4 a
s. Tel. wOodhsoe 47aS
K.-Loe.-sekr W Wolff. sO06 ptneErov,
Ave- Parma q.
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President. Richard 0ottschiinS. - z.
Fifth st. Phone: 7z3S.
Secretary. Frsds aermann. ca Suznas1s O.
Phone: 6607.
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UUo0e0090U00 9
Erie, Pa. d o. MssnefeAoe.
Praes., John Singer. sos w. 26th 8t,.
! sekr., Edw. C pottho6. lols A Taeoma
Road. Erie. Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

Chicago, H. - Su"dsstts = o. 4 D. vesesu.
Zwsie ~.
Versamnlune teden I OonnerstaR i'm Mo
nat In John Rinebauers Halle $50 South
Ashland Ave.
s. Tel Dor. 3-l3o9
Prot. -Sekr Ma-oaret Dicke-son. 70S9 s
Princeton Ave.. Chicago a. III. Tel H''d.
sor 1860
Fin -Sekr., Geore Carlson 1923 East 62no
St Tel: MI 3-l807
C-v.-Sekr.. Andreas ZuItner ill7 e. 81.
st Tel: So Shore 37S8
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Cs0tsn. 0hta E. FrSsen. sn6 Jsns.
evnUen 4. II. veretw. ZWeie ~
VersaryriunR ieden Snnrtaa I'm Monst
In, Sarhsenhsir, tiA Harrison Ave N "
Praes. Mathilda Toepfcr. 4l6-33rd st. NV.
Tel. 4-5484.
Prot -Sekr Susanne Roth 1332 -l5th q
M cant~- 4 Ohio r-' '-8e"0
c-VSekr., Fr;edo Bod~v 378 g. Erie. Nos.
siIioh O., Tel. Moss. 00S5
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Zweie l6.
VersannlunR teden I. Mittwoch i'm Monaf
i'm lincoln Auditorium. ~@2i7 North lincoln
Ave
Praes. Anna raub. 1928 West Grace 81
TEL. AV 3-4538.
Prot -Sekr.. Sara Schuller s325 Kenmore
ST Tel: ED 4-0596
Fin -Sekr. Sara Weirick. 1909 Grace st
Tel RU 1-2629
-Setr. Sonhis Lurtz. 4017 N. Pauline
St. Tel: BI. 8-4010.
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Chicago. m. =. y =. e. q. vesesn.
ZWejg 70
versamrrluns ieden zweften Freitaa I'm
Monat sberds i'm German Club House,
$3.50 N. Ashland Ave.
Praes. Heinrid fadislsus 4807 North Ben
Ave Tel. AR 1.1692
Ave Tel: no 5-4776.
Fin. Sekr.. John Rretz. 6239 NJ. Western
Ave Tel RO 4-3a61
C.V.-Sekr.. Emily Arhin 201S ". Rasher
Ave- Tel: To- 1880
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Ysuasstswn. OAis Oemsosose g6sivseo
Pr.es.. Jossphins Miller. so Clearmoo6
Drive. ...-.
Sekf-. Aearts Pfinsssraf9. a East Wafrsp
AVo
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0Smsssead. -. - e o 6 Erassu. uns
JsnStrsSeo e. U. Vssetn - Lws,G u.
verssmmIunR Jeden sweiten Sonatas In
Monat, 2 UhI nachmittsss i'm Sachssnhe1n
CLUB. lit Ost Z. Str.
Prise, Anna Toperzer. 1914 Clark Ave.
West Mifflin, Pa. TeIe. HO l-o6l2.
Rec. Secretary. Helen Rohrman, l34-l7th
Ave-. Homestead. Pa. Teie. HO l-5069.
C.-v.-Seki.. Mary Cashdollas. Ais viSt,
View. KennyWood. Pa. Phone 40. l-4706
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Homestead. PA Z D. Q. Z. q. vefein.
ZWetg =
Versammluns teuen xwettsn Samsts4 ~
Monat. Uhr abends in seiner Halle,
tit East 1th Ave.
Praes., Gustav s. Kraft, A29 Senior Dr.,
Pfttsburs, Pa TEL: WI. l-48S7.
Sekr.. Thomas !. Gust. 206-2l. Av.. Num-
hail. Pa. TEL: HO. 2-iO89.
C.-V.-Sekr.. William P: Theil. 4135 Vista
View ST.. Kennywood, Pa. Tel HO. l-7l85.
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0un0NooohtoOO II.
CosvelaDd. Ohi0 0o0oasAes "Saseoh'
Prses., Matilds Sisarto. i07lS Joan Ava
Tel: CT. l.4721.
Selr., Eliz. Tischler. 22sf W. 73. 81. reiLs
WO. l-S5l6.
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Monsea. n. 8. 8 Z. q. Veretn.
Zweis 90
versammiuns ieden l. Sonntas I'm Monat,
IL Uhr uorgens.
Praes.. John Weber. sr., 4e7 Psnna. Ave-.
Monaco. Pa. Tel: RO. 2777-M.
Prot. Sekr., Fermen Massey. $50 Washing.
ton Ave-, Monaco, Pa. TEL: RO. 3320.
Zentralverbands-Sekr.. John Theil, Jr.. 1924
Washington Ave.. Monaco. Pa. Tel. RO.
4O68-M.
Evening star., 1952-02-14

star in an adaptation Of ':Model
lS:eo, WTOP.-HIollywood sound
tStage: The drama IS @OuH-Was
Passage" with Frank Lovejoy.
1855, WRC--Ainerican Heart As.
tsociation: Mrs. Alien Barkley Il
guest speaker. Kay Arnen, Me
ITorme, Marguerite Piazza alld
others entertain.
Television Today.
$3.50, WNBW-Treasury Men II
Action: The drama Is "The sCaSe
of the Dancing Bear"
| 900, VITO Theater:: Robert
Hutton and Bonita Granville star
lin "I Saw II Happen"
500, WTOP-Alan Young Show
Lima Romay is guest.
500, WMAL--Herb Shriner Time:
The hlmprist narrates Q story
about D nervous fathers troubles
with an irate landlady.
$50, WNBW- - James MeItor
Show: Lawrence Tihbett and Vic
ltor Borge entertain for vacationine
James Melton.
/ $3.50, WITT G-Operation Heart
Heart specialists explain the work
lings of your heart and how yor
should take care Of 1t.
10:00, WNBW-Martin Kane: Sic
Gordon Of the Boston Braves visits
10:o0, WTTG--Author Meets ths
Critics: Harold e. Stassen Is guest
1885, WMAL- Carmel Myers
Show. Barry Gray Is interviewed.
1850, w N b W-NBC Opera,
Elaine Malbin, Robert Weeds and
Davis Cunningham head the cas-
Of puccini's "The Cloak"
Evening star., 1952-02-14

lcasional explanations Of our mili-
|;ary planning in Korea and Europe
make a difficult topic understand.
able. I've never written a fan
letter before but IL does seem that
when such a show is on people
should know about 1t. i hasn't
had 'Today's' hoopla."
No, but it has o firm supporter
lin Mrs. Il. Y.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Joan Fontuine Obtoins
Final Divorce Decree
by Tho Asseeiatsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Joan
Fontaine and William Dozier, who
as husband and wife produced
three movies, are legally free %
marry again.
The actress obtained her final
divorce decree yesterday. She was
granted the interlocutory decree
January Is, 1851. on grounds Of
desertion and obtained custody Of
their daughter. Deborah. now 8. i.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
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Hi!ehIIiiehts
Radio To-day.

$50, WTOP Playhouse: Joau
Fontaine stars In THE story 81
Clara and Robert Scllumafln."
/, $3.50, WWDC, WASH Reporters
Roundup: Gov. Earl Warren 4
quizzed by newsmen.
$50, WTOP-Star In the Air.
Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis CO.
Evening star., 1952-02-14

Eyening news broadcast. III
| rect from The Stars aeNs
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WNEAL-FM; 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Eqypt's S Cotton Tops U. S.

CAIRO. - Egypt's long staple
cotton in spinning produces from
four to II times the length of yarn
produced per pound by United
States cotton.
Evening star., 1952-05-01

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Evening star., 1952-05-01
FRONT ROW CENTER

7HEN the Atomic Energy Commission exploded the latest
w Abomb last week, the fact that-for the first me-the
average American became onooker nearly
worthy as the explosion itself.
But only through the ingenuity of LFEs
possible focus the tme both the bank of spectators
close by and on the blast 10 miles away.
LIFE Photographer Jay Eyeman got this remarkable picture
which only shows you the first binding FASH but actually
makes you member Of the watching crowd on News Mob
Evening star., 1952-05-01

you'll how Eyeman did in this weeks LIFE out today)
Thus to the importance of the event ITSELF adds the
factor of personal parcpaton-op page after page after
ssue-to help you understand events more thoroughly
Not alone through their journalists alertness but through
consummate mastery of their craft do LIFEs photographers
enable you to get this kind of understanding and insight
Week after week. LIFE makes possible you and your
family to see and know about the world you live in
Don't miss LIFE this week end, or any week end
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Get the whole picture get LIFI


together The Citizens View s
WomenV
, 1952-09-03
NO TIGE

Savings Bank Book No.
g 1892 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
Of is hereby requested to pre-
sent it to the Bank within
twelve ~ weeks from this
date, as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new
one issued ii its place at the
expiration Of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
August %, 1852
, 1952-09-03
Shipping News

IA Steamer is scheduled to
sail from New Orleans Septem
Der 18th; Mobile September
18th and is due at Frederik-
sted September 26, 1852, ac-
cepting freight for Barbados,
Georgetown and Paramaribo.
, 1952-09-03

The SIS G
Err is scheduled to sail from.
Baltimore September 1st; New
York September 9Th, and is
due at Frederiksted Septem-
Der 10Th, via Puerto Rico, ac-
cepting freight for Guade-
loupe, Barbados, Caripito and
Paramaribo:
q STEAMSHIP co. Inc
Robt Z. Merwin g Co. Inc.
Agents
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Star Cartoons Captures High and Low Moments Dizzy Election Year

ruckus over that party loyalty pledge, the nomna-
ton of the reluctant Governor Of Illinois occupy
the next sequence of cartoons. At that point John
o. Public was pictured beaming between the two
two good men who wanted clean
campaigns
Remember those d-of-summer days. when
Gov Stevensons eruditon was driving Democrats
to their dictionaries when Gen. Eisenhower was
beginning to court the South and such veteran cam
paigners as President Truman and Senator Taft
were out Of the picture?
But the picture changed and so did the car
toons Senator Taft was cartooned back on his
steamroller now labeled Taft Likes Ike" and run
ming away from the general. Senator Morse was
cartooned jumping of the Eisenhower bandwagon
as it made q right turn" There was the donkey
with angel wings and a halo expressing shock at
the revelation Of the $4,000 Nixon gift. And Gov.
Stevenson pictured in Santa Claus suit, shaking
the Illinois Christmas bonus" fund out Of his
stocking. The charges and counter-chargers were
summarized in q cartoon: The pot calling the kettle
black.
Worse was to come. In October, President
Truman set out on whistle e-stop campaign. car
toon pictured Nam swastika blackening picture
of Cen Eisenhower. with brush labeled H. S. T., !"
lying nearby. A garbageman was pictured carrying
can labeled Mccarthy speech" to the G. o. p.
garbage department. That was the speech attempt
ing TO link the Democratic nominee with the Com
munistS.
And poor old John @. Public. no longer beaming.
was shown suffering from acampaignits ts"-with no
cure In sight before November 4.
This cartoon record Of an election year Is dedi-
Gated to the late Clifford K. Bergman. who taught
"the secret Of wit which does not wound" to his
Pulitzer PAze- winning Jim and to Glib Crcckett