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Evening star., 1952-03-11
! Glenn Martin Hints
l0f Z New Weapons
BY shs Asseeio..d Pres.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 11.-Glenr
n. Martin Co. hinted yesterday Of
two new weapons OF war it is MAX
ling for the armed services.
"A highly advanced. air-to-ail
weapon viii have its initial flight
early this year" Martins annual
report stated.
"Details Of other missiles, spe-
cial weapons and electronics pro-
grams may not be revealed be-
cause Of security restrictions
Among them is an electronics-air
defense project OF Iigh-level
significance being developed for
the United States Army Signal
Corps"
The new air-to-air weapon and
the radar defense project were
the outgrowth Of other special
weapons made by Martin.
These include the B61 Matador,
fa pilotless bomber. It takes of
from q launcher assisted by
rocket propulsion. The rocket
drops OF after 1t Is under way
and the missile continues under
power Of a turbojet engine.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Pacific AirIif Reports
ion tonnage, Passengers

The United Nations military
and civil aarcraft fiyfng the Pa
|cific Airlift. operated by the Milf
tary Air Transport Service. have
flown more than 25,6Oo tons Of
critical cargoes. $500 tons OF mail
and $4,000 persons to the Far
East since June. 1850. it was an
|nounced by MATS yesterday.
The figures are based on totals
accumulated as Of the beginning
|of this month.
Returning planes have evacu-
|ated more than $4,000 battle
casualties and more than 10000
other military patients, as Of
February a.
Evening star., 1952-03-11
|vireinio Tech initiates
80 in Honor Fraternity
speeiaI pi.po,eh 10 Ihs s,ur

BLACKSBURG, Va. Mar. H.
Phi Kappa Phi. honorary academic
fraternity at Virginia Tech. has
initiated 80 seniors who have
achieved records that placed them
in the upper 10 per cent of then
class. They include:
H, B. Bennett. jr.. Woodbridge;
10. c. Frazier. 'jr.. Fredericksburg;
John s: Hayden. Nokesville: Miss
ID. r. Hobson. Alexandria: w. r
Legge, jr.. Winchester; T. II
Moore. Timberville; F. L. Tuttle
Arlington and F. A. West. Airing
ton.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

unO Dem Geroerben getpeibt tpirIt2
8ie fon1mt es, baB BEL 5ablloIen SUI
genoli6en Die @eiunbbeit 10 raid Der.
bliibt, oas Iuge 10 matt, Die @angen
10 blei6 ausieben9 9aB lire Heoen
10 ipottiid nno idamlos itno, 6aB iie
oas Seilige peradten, oaB ite nit @e-
ringid)atung auf 8ater uno Neutter,
auf Stride uno @ottesbtenlt blifen2
Sit oas ettpa cine sSru6t Ser l1ni6ulo
unb srbeitIamfeit? geeir, ser iugenos
lt6e Bropbet an 8abels &onigsbof
tann Dir oen nabren 8runo angeben:
elm S6aOling lit eingeorungen in ben
beiligen @ottesgarten bes iugeno.
ltben Ser5ens - es lit Die @enuB.
Iu6t; es lit in 5ablloien S1nen ser
Sang nod geiitigen 8etranfen. Gang
Jam, tropfenpeiie bringt bas @ift ein
es mirft unmerfli6, aber iider.
Weo6ten oo6 olle, sic Die Gorge
Inn Die Sugeno tragen, unablGiiig
oem iugenoli6en alter gum 8etpuBt-
lein bringen, tpelber Seeen in Ser
Gntboltlanfeit rubt. 0ie gntbalti jam.
felt betpabrt Ser &orperfraft ibre
Jril6e tie trdgt our6 ibren forper-
li6en 1tno iittli6en ginfluB bel gu
eeiunoer gnttpidlung ser 8eritanoes-
frafte, CUR 9feife oes l1rteils; lie lit
cine S6ule Der 8Dnnaitif fir 6ie
eoleren &rafte Oes 8iaens. - 9as
gilt ni6t MIR fir bieienigen &reiie,
Die 5u forperli6er slrbeit berufen
lino; es gilt, tpie mir ioeben bonn 8ro-
pbeten 9aniel lernten, in nod bobe-
rem WfaBe bon Der it1oierenoen Su=
geno.
9aber mein @ort aus Iiebepolem
Ser5en: gntl6lieBt eu6 aue, Sung
manner un6 Sungfrauen, 5u tpad=
Iamlter WtaBigfeit. Senft ou6 oaron,
ooB Sotalabit bitinen5, bollItGnOige gnt-
balt1ng bon alien alfobolil6en &C.
tranfen, ein fleines Spfer, aber einen
groBen 8elpinn an 9rbeitsfraft un0
eoeliter Sreuoe beoeutet.
Adolf Kardmd Bwham
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
+ A M / l. { II K r E| S

8ott, eine 1tngludielige beim Seinb
@ottes. $50 seblt on bin? Srage bid,
lieber Gbriit, gang aufridtig. 8enn
ou 10 forttpanbellt, 1pie ou iest ipan>
Delft, apo fiibrt Ser 8eg bin? 8i It 81,
auf Dem 8ege gum Sinrmel ober alr
Soae? lln6 tpenn on lagen mubt:
10 gebt's 5ur Soae, tpas tptrit bu tun 2
. liebe Seele, nod tit es 3eit. @enn
ou Dir aber iagen fannIt: Der @eg,
ben i6 gebe, fiibrt gum Sin1mel, banr.
tpobl Dir, bleibe auf benrielben. @ebt
er aud mandmal Iteil, er lit beiier
als Der anbere @eg unb fiibrt gum
Sintmel. . ibr alle, Die ibr ouf Dem
Simmelsmes 5uriidgefebrt ieib, BE-
barrt auf betnielben.
Merfe Dir Die brei Srogen: $50
fommit 6u ber? 8as ioult bu bier ?
$50 Dillt bu BIN? Sc otter unb ernlt-
li6er bu bieie pi6tigen Sragen er-
maglt, oelto mebr 4pirit bu bi6 beines
urlprunges freuen, oeito eifrieer bei>
ner 8el ltimmung na6leben, beIto it9e-
rer tpirlt bu bein 3iel errei6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

oen Idonen mobernen Mobepuppen.
Seoes u3upiel" ltun1pft bas &ino ab,
uno es tit ibm glei6siiltig, ipenn es
in Sriimmer gebt. uglb, i6 befomme
INNER 10 piel." bort man oft aus
ainoermunb, uno oieie @orte flingen
faIt pie cine &lage. gbenio lit es NIT
ser &leioung. aud bier lit ieoes y3ns
piel" Geridpenbung, uno Die t0ri6te
Mutter, Die nit ibren &inbern Staat
MAIDEN tpiu, eetpobnt lie bon Sugeno
auf on 2urus uno gitelfeit, anItatt
tie beldeioen uno ipariam au er5ieber,
uno balo lit oas 8eIte faum nod gut
genug fitr 0ie fleine ButIii6tiee. 9ie
&inoer lollten tpiiien, oaB alles 8el0
toItet, baB olles beroient iein min;
|uno tpie oft muB Elm Mann I'M
S6DeiBe ieines slngeli6tes arbeiten,
|Deil Srau unb &inber Elegant" iein
pollen. 2ernt bas &ino an fleinen
Saden iparen, 10 miro es ip6ter oud
am groBen uno fleinen iparen, uno
oas lit unenoli6 piel ipert. Iabt li6
tbm Damn uuf ieinem 2ebenspege
Srau Gorge, 10 nimmt es ieoe 8iiroe
mutig auf Die Sdultern; es bot
Spariamfeit 1no Sorelidteit, 9ens
ten uno Sanoeln gelernt, es beiitt
nittlide &enntniiie uno S6bigfeiten
IN Der Sausbaltung, ltnb oas itnb ote
beIten Sorgenbanner lno sic ii6erite
8orantie fir cine rubige, iorgenfreie
3utunft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Elm ruthttgrs Er5trhungH-
tntttpl

Cine ber5li6 fromme Wtutter flagte
emit oem FL. Srana bon Gales, 6aB iie
ibren Sobn ungea6tet ibres be Itdnoi.
gen Gorpreoigens uno 3uiprebens
feline gteigung 5ur Geligion bei5u-
bringen oermoge. Seine @nttport Iau.
tete: rWtaoame, anItatt ibrem Sobn
beitdnoie bon 8ott SIT reben, ipre6en
Sic oeito otter nit @ott bon Sbrem
Sobn."
8utlpilige gltern 1lno gr5ieber iino
es ia meiltens, 0ie 5u ibren &inoern
Sag fir Sag bon 8ott reoen. SSn 1aI-
bungspouen @orten miro oas &ino
auf 8ott bingelpieien, gum @uten an-
gebalten, Dor Dem 8oien ge1parnt.
Gas tann aber audi i'm uebermaB ges
lGeben, 10 oaB oie @orte erfolglos
am DIR 0es &in0eS porbeigleiten.
8enn oas &ino tdgli6 SUDDEN iBt,
oeroirbt es ii6 Oen Waget1 miro franf
un0 Derliert Die gu It um &u6en; 10
gebt e5 aub, metn man Die @elegen=
leiten, BEN &inoern BON @ott au
reoen an ben Saaren berbei5iebt, uno
menn man es 5u oft tut. Wan barf es
Dem tlnoli6en 8eilt ni6t 5umuten,
5u longe uno 5lt oft bel OerIelben
Su6e 5u oerlpeilen. slm l6linmlten
lit es, tpenn man BEN &inoern lange,
erbauenoe Gortrdge balten 1pill, Inn
tie tiir oas @ute 5u begeiltern; au6
in olelem Sale miro it1 balo er-
totenoe 2angelpeile 5eigen, Die mebr
l6aoet als Der lange Sortrag niist.
8eller uno Dirfungsooaer lit Elm fur
5es 8ort, lpenn oas &inb in ser re6.
ten @emiitsperfuiiung lit. 0as gr1bt
| lib Damn in Die Seele elm, es ergreift
oas &ino, es neranlaBt basielbe, iiber
Die Sa6e na95uoenfen uno iein San-
oeln oana6 ein5uri6ten. @enn es
oann au6 ni6t glei6 Srii6te tragen
lollte, lit es bo6 Elm frudtbares
Samenforn, bas gu ieiner Belt a1f-
gebt unO oas 2eben 6es &inoes be-
fru6tet.
Man ioa alio 5u Sen &i,toern ni6t
81 piel bon 8ott, Geligion unb Su-
genO reoen; piel midtiger lit es, oaB
on re6t oft 5u 8ott bon oen &inoern
rebelt, unO bas tl1it bu, 1penn ou fir
ote &inoer beteit. Sa, oas @ebet be-
iorgter gltern fiir ibre &inoer lit Elm
lebr lpi6tlges gr5iebungsmittel. gs
itebt in Der Seiligen S6rift, baB @ott
ben reften @eiit benen gibt, Oie Sbn
Oarum bitten. gSie fonnte @ott Den
gltern Die redte ginli6t i'm 1pidtigen
gr5iebungsgeldGft periagen, lpenn tie
in ertl6eiOenOen, lpidtigen sSragen
Die Sanoe 81 Sbn erbeben l1no Sbn
|um grleu6tung anfleben! Sollte @ott
Den &inoern ni6t belonoere 8naoe
oerleiben, 1penn 0eren fromme gltern
fiir oie &inOer innig beten? Sollte
uniere bimnlii6e Mutter Waria ni1t
iene &i1Oer nit beionoerer 2iebe
unter ibren S6utmantel nebmen, Die
bon elmer fronlmen Weutter tagli6
ibrem S6ub enlpfoblen meroen?
r@enn Der Serr oas Saus ni6t bal1t,
Damn arbeiten oie 8auleltte unllonlt."
r. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

Sell uno 2eben ltnb @ott unb alles lit.
aber Dor allent, meine id, lit es oob
ibre Ntutterlie6e 5u oen 8riioerit
ibres Ginoes, tpel6e bic Gbrii item 10
onmutet nno itarf 81 Raria 5iebt.
slud ou, lieber Gbriit, biit geion.
men, oielem 3uge 81 folgen uno bid
i'm OtaisWonat tdgli6 fiir cine 3eit
5ubauie ooer in Der Stride 5u oeiner
Weutter uno 5ur Mutter oeines @r-
lolers 5u begeben, Tim BEL ibrem Ser
gen grbarmung Grbauung, 2iebe,
Sroit, Silfe uno Segen au finoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
zut1t Martpn-Mnnat

Ser Seiuitenpater Sattler leitet
Iein ifones 9ii6lein Ser Wat-
Wonat" (Seroer'i6e Serlogsbono=
lunO nit folgenoen biibl6en @orten
ELM:
9us bette 8ett, 10 @ott natiir=
ltderpeiie uns Meni6en bergeri6tet
bat, lit uno bleibt oo6 i1nmer elm
guteS Weutterber5. 8er es erfobren
bot, Ser tueiB es 1pobl. @enn es i'm
binausfiibrt ins 2eben rno mag er
oiel Sreuoe uno @liif gefunoen
boben, 10 febrt er oo6 germ tpieoer 5ur
Weutter betm. Inn 10 mebr aber, tpenn
es ibm in ser Sremoe I6le6t gebt;
oa 5iebt es i'm nit an ieinen @eoon-
fen 1no 8egieroen ans Wf11tterbers,
Inn BORT al1s5uralten Don 2eio 1no
8eb. l1no lit in5tpiI6en ser tranrige
5al etngetreten, oaB feline Oeutter
ou6 beim gu @ott gegangen lit, ba
5iebt es oas &inb nu6 tpieoer oortbin.
giner bat es erfabren uno fir ole
leinesglei6en ausgeIuneen:
SonIt, menn i6 ferne mar bon sir,
. treues Ser5, o Weutterber5
0a 1pinfte oeine 2iebe mir
l1no 5og midi beirnattpGrts.
gun ftno' i9 oeine StGtte Ieer!
lln0 fonln1' iG aus Ser SSrem0e helm.
go griiBt MIDI feline Mutter 1nebr;
Sd bin 5ubals, oo6 ni6t babei1n!
gtein, oroben, mo 6ein Ser3 nun
i6lGgt,
Ga lit mein gaterba1s fortan;
8is midi Ser SOB biniibertrGgt,
3iebt midi bas Seinlpeb bimmelun!
9esslei6en ergebt es ou9 oem
Ser5en Ser Gbriitenneni9en. @er es
DeiB, mas Waria lit, uno ei1lnaI in
leinem 9eben Ielbit erfabren bat, tpie
lieb uno gut linn bas Iiebrei6ite Ser5
Der @ottesmutter lit, oen 5iebt es auf
alien leinen 2ebenspegen 5u Waria
bin
gs fragt MIDI nielnono, tpas es
Oenn iei mas bic Gbriitenber5en 10
gelpaltig ans Ser5 Wtaria 5iebt; oenn
man ipeiB es 1pobl. gs lit Dor ollem
Die aamadt ibres 8ebetes, bas tie
fir uns 8ott oarbringt. SIR Ser5
glei6t arb Oarin bem Ser5en ibres
Sobnes, oaB es, pie ct. Saulus
i6reibt, immerOar lebt, Inn fiir uns
fiir5ubitten. Son elmer 0eutter aber,
Die fir ibr ainb betet ltebt gei9rie=
ben:
Ser reinite Som ser our6 oos
8eltau flinet
Ser reinite Strabl, Der 5u Dem
Sin1mel oringt,
9ie beiligite ser 8lumen, sic oa
bliibt,
Sic beiligIte ser Slammen, bie
oa gliibt,
Sbr finoet lie allein, mo, fronm
geItnnt,
Stia cine M11tter betet fir ihr
&inO.
l1no oas tut Maria fort 1lno fort,
ite betet itiu fir ibre &inber; un6
Oeuttergebet lit W1tteriesen, Ser au6
bor @ott gilt, tpenn es SEN &inoern
5um Seile lit. Tim oielen Wutteriegen
81 empfangen, fommen Die Gbrilten
5ur @ottesml1tter unb rrfen lie ale
Gage oarum an: 8itt' fir uns! gs
lit Johann nod anoeres on Maria,
mas quite Weni6en 10 milb uno frGf-
tig 81 ibr siebt, es lit Ser i6one, ouf-
tige 8lumengarten in ibren Ser5en,
ibre &einbeit, ibre Dentut, ibre Sreue
ulm.; es lit ibr &ino, bas iie in ibren
Nrnpn fliiIt INN mpIG,ea ,,,1Spr nIIor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Snrapn

0lDt es DoDl etne Seele aut Dem
groBen tpeiten groenruno, sic feline
Sorge fennt? 8obI faum. ssn ser
elnen ooer anoeren 8eitolt tritt Srau
Sorge an ieben beran, lei es ieeIii6er
art, Gorge Inn Die @eIunobeit, Inn
teure 8eien, Inn oas 8ortpGrtsfon1-
men o0er irseno ettpas anoeres ;
immer tpanoelt bie Gorge neben Ben
Wtenidenfinoern ber, oieIe oftmals
ttef nieoeroriideno. S6on oas aino
lernt Die Gorge fennen, penn es 5ur
Sdule gebt, lei es au9 MIR sic 8e,
fir6tnng zines Saoels ieitens oes
Sebrers, uno nit Sen Sabren tpGbIt
Die Sorge. - 0o6 mebr oIs ie tire.
ten in Der beutigen 3eit sic Sorgen
an Die Sausfrau beran, bic oft i'm
5ablrei6en Samilienfreis ibres Mmtes
Daltet, nit iorgenboller Wtiene bic
Saupter ibrer 2ieben 5dblt, uno, Inn
oteIe 5u befrieoigen, oft ielbit nit er-
nerben arbeiten, i6affen muB uno
10 aus Ser &ube Ser Sdusli6feit ber-
ausgeriiien piro. 9as iino sorgen,
Die Die bonn Slid 8eginitigten ni6t
fennen bic ii6 i6per nod auf 6ie
SorgenlaIt legen, Die i'm 2eben obne=
bin ein ieoes Srauenber5 5u tragen
bat.
uno oof, tpie ninlmt nun cine
Sausfrau alle Sorgen a11f ibre Shul=
tern, menn lie bie S6ule ser Spar-
lomfeit uno Sorgli6feit ourdgemadt
bat. gSie oanfbar muB tie Dem gr-
5ieber lein, ser oiele Sugenoen in ibr
Ser5 pflan5te, obne Die feline Saus=
frau imItanoe it, cine Saustpirti6aft
5u leiten, baB lie bliibe nnb geoeibe.
9arum lollen i6on in Ser &inoerItube
Die Sriebe in oen iungen Seelen ge-
pflan5t 1peroen, oie ii6 oann ipGter
51 reiber 8liite entfaIten. SparIan=
felt uno Sorgli6feit iollen Dem ainoe
idon 5ur 5lpeiten Natlr tperoen, baB
es gar 11i6t anoers fann als iorglam
l6oneno nit alien Sa6en un15l1=
geben. gs oarf ni6ts aus 2ei6tiinn
uno una6tlamfeit beroerben, ni6ts
berl6penben ni6ts lpeglperfen, es
ion auf ieinen eigenen, fleinen 8elit,
ieine Spielia6en, ieine 9iloerbii6er,
Ieine &leioungsItiide 8ert Iegen.
gti6t ioa Der @ebanfe in linn auf,
lteigen, uoie gltern faufen mir neue
Sa6en, tpenn Oieie 5erriiien iinb".
Gin GROCER Sebler lit es, BEN &inoern
5n ptel Spielia6en 5lt geben benn
erltens bat Damn balo ni6ts mebr
8ert I'M auge bes &inoes, uno 51pei-
tens rei5t Ser l1eberfluB 5ur Ser
l6menoltng uno 5ur unoronung. Man
beoba6te aber Elm &inO, bas feline
tpenigen, biibiben Spieliaben in Orb
nung balt; alles lit linn Iieb unb tpert,
es lit bei6eioen in ieinen @iini6en,
ieinen Mnipriden, ltnb bel linn lit es
Gorge, ales biibib in Srbnung gu
balten. @s nabt fir feline ein5ige
Huppe; an Ser Heinen @ar6erobe
neroen Die eriten Strif> uno SGfeI-
periude gen1a6t; es bettet iein Biipp-
6en 5ur &ube, l1nterbdlt itb nit ibm
|uno frel,t iid NIT ibm mebr als nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

Magentonikum und Abfiihrmittel TRI.
NER'S BITTERWEIN kennen und be-
nutzen. Diese wissenschaftliche FormeI
list aus elmer speziellen WahI Won
Naturs eigenen Wurzeln, Krautern und
Pflanzen zusammengestellt. Sic wirkt
milde, sanft und bestimmt, um triige
Abfallstoffe aus den Darmen zu elimi.
nieren. Besorgt Euch heute cine
Flasche Triner's und lernt seine ver-
blIffenden Wohltatigkeiten kennen.
(Achtung! Wenn Euer Ceschaft Tri.
ner's Bitter Wine nicht fiihrt, schickt
$l.50, zusammen init Namen Eures
Ceschafts an: Jos. Triner Corp, 1858
W. Fillmore, Chicago, und Eure crosse
Ii unz. Flasche Triner's wird Euch
sofort portofrei zugeschickt.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Esst besser, seht besser aus,
Fiuhlt auch besser

Els list NIGHT notig, we
gen einfacher Verstop.
flung und ihrer Begleit-
Symphonic miserabel
und verdriesslich zu
sein! Ihr konnt genau
SO schlau sein vie viele
tausende andere, die
seit 1897 das heri;Luota
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22
Public Housing Our Only Salvation

How many Of here in Phoenix when the Westside
forest Of tumbIeddow shocks? When lots of the places
people called home had dirt floors and eoy roofs with only
for families of children "bunk" in How
anyone compare such hus with the modern
been and being erected in the where those
Ioptoted hoc Stood without fighting for the conjunction
of public housing?
If House Bill 30 that up in legislation this week and
defeated by provides for local option then might
be bad, providing the optional territory large.
place the UndeprvIeged the of politicians
and rockoteers would be murder.
The SUN has been reliably Informed that Wesde Less-
Ioor voted for H. No. 90. How could he that
would endorse such when large number
of them comfortably situated by sanitary surroundings that
only could have been made possible by public housing did
he whether they liked it not? '. .@|
If it that Representatives Sims voted for the BILL the
certainly would like hear his side Of the story
may be passed many who would like doubt hear
his oIsO
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22
An Open Letter
To Citizens
Fellow Citizens:

L
1t is apparent to me that we are
moving swiftly toward complete in
tegration in all walks of life! This
fact we applaud with much gusto
and spirit.
The walls of prejudice are crumb-
llig and tottering in our beloved
state and city and the force of ILL
will is powerless to do anything
about it because Gods will never
fails. 1t may not go according to
mans, but it is ever present and
on time.
There is only one disturbing
thing on our side and that is fear
of Instructions in our community
which will hold back the tide of
complete Brotherhood. By this 1
mean, let us be prepared mentally,
morally, socially and otherwise, so
when our opportunities are pre-
sented, we will advantageously step
forward. I am disturbed about the
number of our children who finish
high school and do not continue
college work, even though their
obstacles be great. Many Of them
have to earn the family bread be-
fore fully matured. There is the
will to do however that transcends
our private wants and our convent
ences. YOUTH, do all you can to
keep up your intellectual back
ground for therein lies partial sal
vation.
Our churches must offer a wider
program of spiritualization to our
youth that they may meet head
on, the actual issues of life. I do
not presume to be a great prophet,
nor priest, nor official, but rather
an humble Methodist preacher
pensively engaged in some think
ing as 1 see the issues of life go
by.
Lets march on, till victory is
wonw
j. w. FORD (Rev.)
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22
Service Personnel
Entertuinment
Alarms Citizens

The lack of interest manifested
by the colored population of Phoe-
nix becomes alarming to the point
where a dozen or more citizens of
the community were asked. by Miss
Ruth Sherbourne, director of the
U.S.O. here, to meet at the wv
CA. early this week to discuss the
lack of cooperation on the part
of PhoenicianS to furnish enter
tainment for the ever-increasing
number of Negro airmen being
stationed near Phoenix.
Present at the meeting were
four soldiers from Luke and Will
liams Field, who brought their
"gripe" before the meeting. Their
story was simply this - that the
airmen are lonely for female COM
panionship, and. will eventually
resort to undesirable places for
entertainment and recreation. The
arm en- said there have been two
dances given at Williams Field;
the first one was we'll attended by
Negro girls; the second only had
a few and some seemed loathed
to dance with the soldiers. AS an
excuse, the girls claim the boys
aren't friendly, the airmen said.
There were suggestions made at
the meeting on how to remedy the
situation. First, Miss Sherbourne
said there is woeful lack of in
terest on the part TO Negro girls, in
connection with the U.S.O. train
ing program She said there were
only six of them to finish the host
ess training course. They start,
but drop out before finishing.
It was decided that to furnish
recreation for the. 900 or 1000
Negro soldiers in the two fields
here, a definite program would
have to be instituted to interest
girls 18 years or over. The three
steps outlined were: That soldiers
themselves start an educational
program enlightening the public on
how this new integrated army pro-
pram is working out. The parent
teacher association will be asked
TO lend assistance through their
organization and that teachers in
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22
Religious Bodies
Endorse Anti
Klon Legislation

Richmond, Va. (NNPA) - The
National Conference of Christians
and Jews last Friday endorsed leg
islation pending in the General AS
sembly, making it an offenSe to
wear masks or hoods in public and
outlawing the burning of fiery
crosses. Both bills are aimed at the
KU Klux Klan and similar organi-
cations.
The resolution of the Richmond
chapter of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews was similar
to one adopted earlier in the week
by the Richmond Junior Chamber
OF Commerce, copies of which were
forwarded to Governor John S.
Battle, Attorney General ]. Lind
say Almond, Jr., and the Richmond
delegation in the General Assembly.
Other resolutions urging the
banning of cross burning and the
wearing of masks in public were
adopted by the Richmond Metho-
Gist Ministers Association and the
Richmond Baptist Pastors Con-
ference,
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemoker
ELECTRIC BLANKET
NEEDS WASH CARE


NEEDS WASH CARE
Special care in washing your
electric blanket will make it last
longer and look better.
Electric blankets may be washed
by hand, sent to reliable laundry
Oh washed in an automatic washer
that can be manually controlled.
Some manufacturers advise against
dry cleaning.
Before washing electric bed COW
eringS, remove the controls and
measure and shake the material
to remove lint, says Grace Ryan,
home management specialist for
the Agricultural Extension Service
at the University of Arizona.
If the binding is soiled, sponge it
before putting the blanket in the
washer. Handle the blanket gent
~ and, avoid snarling or twisting
tire material during washing.
In using an automatic washer,
wash only one blanket at time.
Give it an activated wash for only
|1h minutes, or soak without ac-
tion for 10 to IS minutes. Follow
with a 11a minute rinse and then
spin dry for 3 minutes.
If you wash the blanket by hand,
squeeze suede through the blanket,
but don't rub. A rubber plunger
will help work in the suds. To re-
move the excess water, squeeze the
material gently but firmly length
wise along the blanket. Rinse
twice if you hand-wash the blanket.
Then hang the blanket length
wise over one clothesline or pref
erably two parallel lines about Is
inches apart. It's wise to wrap old
sheets around the line to prevent
marks.
To retain the original dimensions
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the school system might aid in
encouraging suitable young ladies
to participate in the U.S.O. pro-
gram.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22

When you buy kitchen equip
ment made of plastic material,
read the label to find out what
temperature it will stand. This
precaution is because some plastics
ca intake boiling or near boiling
temperatures, while others can't.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22

The 5,O94,000 head of cattle on
feed in the United States, january
1, was up II per cent from year
ago and was the largest number
on record Numbers in the West
ern States are up "a per cent.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-22

of the blanket and keep the wires
straight, stretch the fabric as it
dries and turn the blanket several
times for even drying.
When the blanket is dry, brush
is carefully in one direction with
a clean, soft brush to raise the nap.
The binding may be pressed with
a warm iron and pressing cloth.