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Arizona sun., 1955-08-19

NEW YORK, (GlobaD = One of
the hottest subjects in baseball at
the moment is the tight race for
the top spot in the American
League. It has been many a day
since the Yanks have been so hard
put to stay on top, and the determl-
nation of the White Sox and the
Indians has everybody cheering.
Amid the cheers, there can be
heard a great deal of praise for
the young Negro stars who are
giving their all to these top teams.
The White Sox can boast of a
couple of guys named Boyd and
Minoso who, without question,
have, by their stellar performances,
helped keep the White Sox on top.
Breathing down their necks, how
ever, are the Cleveland Indians,
and helping them to keep up this
breathless pace are the reliable
Larry Dolby and n e w C ON e r
named Al Smith, who hasn't been
around too long, but who has
shown he belongs.
Of course, no one could discuss
the American League race without
talking about the struggles of the
New York Yankees. 1t is pretty
we'll conceded that Elston Howard,
whom the Yanks seemed so dubious
about including in their lineup, has
been at tower of strength with his
timely hitting, his fielding, his
catching and his versatility. With
out doubt, he has been a big fig
ure in keeping the Yanks within
shooting distance of the pennant.
This is the most exciting pennant
race in years, and it is all the
more so, because of the fine play
of these young Negro stars.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19

CHICAGO-Designed through
out with the customer always in
mind, the new headquarters
building of Aldens will house the
administrative offices, the Chicago
buying offices of the mail order
and retail divisions, the advertis-
ing and sales promotion division
and the financial, operating and
industrial relations divisions.
Hours of time-consuming oper-
alton have been eliminated as
Aldens' engineers and the archi-
tects combined their talents to
streamline and mechanic the big
mail order operation, with ex-
tensive use of automation. Oper-
ating costs will be cut, because a
larger volume of business will be
handled by their present person.
mel.
Features of the new building
are relocation of executives to
provide easy access and ready
supervision of the thousands of
employees. Daylight and artificial
light are combined to provide con-
slant lighting to reduce fatigue.
Acoustical ceilings will reduce
distracting indoor sounds, while
color dynamics reach their full
height in the interior decoration.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19

Executive offices include movable
partitions providing a flexible ar
rangement to meet changing
needs. All windows are canopied
so as to prevent glare and reduce
heat in the summer.
Every consideration is given to
the company worker-from recre-
alton facilities to dining area. The
new cafeteria can adequately
handle a population of $500 peo-
pie.
Customers orders will be ra-
pidly moved through many activ-
tiles by the use of pneumatic
tubes, mechanical baskets and
conveyors. An in-foor drag line
system that continually moves a
quarter-mile at one-third walk
ing speed enables incoming mer-
chandise to move quickly on stor-
age pallets to warehouse and
open stock shelving. This tow
veyor also moves outgoing mer-
chandise to shipping points
1t is expected that introduction
of the many innovations being
pioneered by Aldens will cause
many others in the field to re-
vamp operational plans and sched-
ules.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19

For would-be uranium prospec-
tors there is now a detecting de-
vice which sells for about $4. A
complete outfit, including a kit
for testing uranium for its COM
mercial value, and the detector,
can be. had for a total of $40. The
inventors, two professors at the
University of Wyoming, Laramie,
Wyo., claim it contains all the
equipment necessary for the ven
ture.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19
Follow Steps
For Braising
Perfection

"Pot-roasting, the term used
by many homemakers is not
method of cookery at all, accord
ing to Reba Stages, home eco
nomics expert. When homemak--
er cooks a pot-roast she is cooking
by the method of braising. Brais-
ing, an old French method especial
ly adapted to less-tender meat
cuts, is used not only for cooking
large cuts of meat for pot-roasts,
but also. for smaller, thinner cuts
such as beef round steak and arm
steak; pork steaks and chops and
veal chops.
1t has been said that braising
gives to meat the attractive brown
of broiling and the delicious flavor
of roasting. To achieve this result,
here are the few easy steps to fol-
low:
Cd Brown meat on all sides in
small amount of fat, using heavy
utensil. Dredge meat with seas
oned flour first, if desired. q
CD Add a small amount of liquid
and additional seasonings, if de-
sired.
go Cover tightly and cook over
low heat until meat is tender. This
may be done either on top of the
range or in a slow oven. More
liquid may be added, in small
amounts, if needed.
The Air Force Reserve had %
combat wings 2 air depot wings,
and so major Air Reserve centers
in operation by the end Of Fly 1854
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19
Sports Closeup
By
Fritz Pollard
UNITED
NATIONS
NOTES
Bv JAMES r. LAWSON


UNITED NATIONS, NY. (Glo-
baD - ALL-AFRICA CONFER
ENCE The All-Africa Confer
ence adjourned Saturday after six
full days. August 1st saw the cele-
bration of Marcus Garvey Day"
and the crowning of "Miss Africa
1855" by Mayor" of Harlem,
Willie Bryant, before a crowd of
$500 at an open air meeting at
Seventh Avenue and 125th Street.
Tuesday began the real Confer
ence. A general organization of the
Conference and election Of commit
tees economic, cultural and poll
ticaD took place at 10:30 am. At
the 800 pm. session, North Africa
was under discussion with the de-
bate led by Morocco's M. Anagey.
Discussion centered around the
deposition of the Sultan of Moroc-
CO, Mohammed V (Ben Youseff)
and the guerilla warfare in Alger-
ia.
Wednesday, the topic was East
Africa and "The Genocide Com
mitted by the British Against the
People of Kenya." The group de-
manded the release of Jomo Ken
yatta. The discussion was led by an
unidentified East African native.
In the afternoon, John Bakuk of
Sierre Leone led the discussion on
West and Central Africa. Under
discussion was the attempt of the
French ito annihilate the Black
Man in the UN Trust Territory of
the Cameroons." The speakers de-
manded that Belgium release Para
mount Chief Kbongo who has been
in prison more than 80 years.
At the Thursday morning ses-
sion, delegate after delegate de-
manded universal suffrage for all
adults of South Africa, while others
demanded the return of all land
seized by force from the indigenous
population, to them or their heirs.
In the afternoon the discussion
moved to Madagascar. The dele
gates were told of "the murder of
10000 black people, admittedly, by
the French in 1948 and their de-
tention Of all elected legislators of
that country to the French Nation
al Assembly"
Friday the Conference heard de-
mands for complete independence
fof all the territories in the West
Indies, South and Central America
At the 800 pm. session, the Con-
ference discussed ways and means
to work with the independent gov
ernments of Africa for their com
mercial and industrial develop.
ment, and to aid in every way pos.
sible the modernization of theil
defense establishments.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19
ProsPectors
By Plane?

NEW YORK-Word comes from
Airlines offices in western and
southwestern cities-Denver, Las
Vegas, Phoenix, Albuquerque, etc.
of a new "do it yourself kit
which may make prospectors out
of tourists overnight.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19

Incorporating aids of science plant conruc
on operation Aden of the nations big four mail order
companies will into huge sramned 2stOry build
ing will cenraze it's middle headquarters Chicago
feet of that will
throughout the
country of the taken provide
proved serVice at OW cost
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19

The meadow mouse consumes
its own weight in food every "a
hours.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-19
SPECIAL SERVING

Pour corn bread batter into a
creased ring mold. Bake and fill
the ring with creamed ham or
creamed luncheon loaf.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Senate Finds Parking
For 400 Of lis Employees

Senate leaders yesterday took
steps to take care of the parking
needs of about 400 Senate en-
ployes who will lose their parking
spaces.
The employees have been park
ing on the site for the annex to
the Senate Office Building at
First street and Constitution
avenue NE, but construction
work is about to begin there.
Senate Majority Leader Lyn-
don johnson introduced a con-
current resolution to authorize
the architect of the Capitol to
permit parking on another near
by Government-owned parcel.
also a part of the Capitol
grounds. for as long as it is
needed for that purpose. The
new parking space is located at
First and D streets NE.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under d. C. lo10 couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three fun days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
nv, and Harriet DaTies. 20, 13i0
Belmont st. NV.
william Proctor. 49,. $500 warder st;
nv and RUBY Johnson. Is, el6
and and sarah Rse@seh. %. Richmond.
Va
Federico ArcanEeli. 30 Toscana, Italy.
and onorina Betlamini. 30, 1887
Tilden st. NV
walter Roughsedse. A. and Mary Pratt.
SO, both OF 2700 Wisconsin ave NV
nowsky 50, both of $40 4th ST. sw.
James Hughes. 27. Waterloo. Iowa. and
Darthy Kikta, 30, 31l Atlantic st Sc
Giles white, 43, 693l eth Ct; ny; and
RoPsf e. bosh ksta & Sb Ill sS a f. EAhsr Cabrera
Joseph Beaudet, "a. 1927 kenyon *,
NV. and Dixie Hayes, 2i' 251s 18th
ST. NV.
Frederick Bell 22, 1444 Rhode Island
ave. NV, and Mary Hinson, II. 1924
Massachusetts, ave. NV,
Herbert Jackson. 43, and Clara Adams.
20. both of 1923 Corcoran st. NV
Gordon King. q; NashyilIee sh,ilIe Tenn; and
Raymond Cole, "a. 2433 3rd st. ne.
and Armeto Shaw. "a. 1919 18th st.
NV.
Thomas woodall. 10, 231s sth st. s,s,
and Beulah Mullins, 10, 1881 Euclid
st. NV
Va, and Carolyn Johnston, 25' siS7
SuitIand teri. Sc
Paul Humphrey. Al, Alexandria, Va,
and Esther Kunkler' AZ, 3636 18th
ST. NV.
cnsatfS snd clsire 0sh Smith, 15 i4oi Fsirmont
st. NV.
Louis McKoy, 80, zig 10th st. ne, and
7,Ss MOsel Sray; 81; 80 aSa 81 Inv 1ng,abam
st. NV. and Bette Matney, is, I7sS
rdSs9d psye5s 5t sol j ,sth s,,s & ns 8
Mervin MT'sii Mednl. 10 and Janice Rarnet.
l9, both Of le@i Ridge un .pit,sie, ri ;ie; ave
ne. and Edna Platter, "a, s26 Spring
Charles Garland, ~, 1913 2ord 81. Sc,
and Frieda Glass, 26, 1890 New
Russell Shepherd, 10. 1881 warder St,
NV. and Earlistine Sloane. 16, 1853
Dewey Morris. AZ, 144e Meridian pl
NV, and Louise Boley. 81. Alexan-
FRANKLIN Salisbury, A.. $500 O st, NV.
AMI Tamara Voloshin, 81. Bethesda,
Keith Gould, 10. Forest Hills. N. 2,
and Elaine Lyons. II, ais Quacken-
Amos ingram, "a, 729 North Capitol st.,
william Barrett, 25, 1929 BELMONT st.
NV. and Evangeline Dillier, 49, 2505
0iilum jackson. 90. Hillerest Heights.
Nd, and Anne Andrss~2 21, 3100 pI.
G.e.
Maurice Brittinsham, 90, 1881 Msssa-
chusetts ave. s.e., and Frances Mas
sie, "a, 1905 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Commissioners Uphold
Policeman S Dismissal

The District Commissioners
yesterday upheld a police trial
board recommendation that Pvt.
John T. Kennon be dismissed
from the force.
Pvt. Kennon was found guilty
of making false statement and
failing to report a robbery in
which he lost his gun and badge
at, the home of his brother-in-
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Amazing New Pore Vacuum Treatment
To Beautify Your Skin -

W. HEN Helena Rubinstein intro
w duced her marvellous new Pore
Vacuum Treatment in Paris, news
of its wonderful powers spread to
every corner of the Continent!
Now Madame Rubinstein brings
this fabulous new treatment to her
Washington salon, SO that you,
too, may experience the thrills of
a complexion transformed.
This is the treatment used by
both Partisan and Italian women
to obtain radiant, fresh-faced
look. 1t works deep in your pore
openings to clarity, purify and
animate your skin. Imperfections
seem to vanish in a soothing mist!
Your complexion looks luminous,
clear, porcelain-perfect.
Call metropolitan S-6917 and
make your appointment today for
the new Pore Vacuum Treatment.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Births Renorted

Prom D. C. Health Department,
Evening star., 1955-01-19
HerIona to Speak

Representative Herlong. DEM
ocrat. of Florida. will address
the Mems Club of the Washing
ton Hebrew Home for the Aged
at 8 O'Clock tonight in the home.
l125 Spring road NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-19

law Jesse C. Greenwell. 6621
Third street NV.
Police reported Greenwell was
arrested last December % on
charges Of operating a lottery.
along with the wife Of Pvt. Ken
non.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Rose Society to Meet

The Potomac Rose Society win
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
the National Museum auditorium.
Dl. Freeman Weiss viii discuss
the ingredients of sprays and
dusts.
Evening star., 1955-01-19

(From D. C. Health DEPARTMENT.
BOYS.
J. Robert and Susan Brown
Ralph and Mary Champion
John and Dorothy Durante
John and Bertha Humble
William and Frances Kehoe
Leon and GeorEianna Lambrechts
Paul and Nola Ludwig
John and Kathryn Mccarthy
Herbert and Helen Mindel
Richard and Barbara Nash
Lee and Nettie Raiford
Leon and Edith Samet
Robert and Evelyn Smith
Daniel and joyce Ward
Wilfred and Masako Autry
Henry and Frnestine Green
Augustus and Naomi Grymes
Osborne and Rosie Jones
Edgar and Matte Lucas
Sylvester and Mary Mason
Edward and Mahles Porter
Louis and Lillian Scott
Howard and Ruth Thornton
Douglas and Ruth Carlson
John and Jeanette Deane
William and Ruth Heron
Robert and Betty Reegan
Wallace and Evelyn Reyes
Gordon and Jean LeRoux
Valentine and Lorelle Machen
Harold and Norma Miller
Edward and Lucy Mulreany
Charles and Betty Patterson
Rudolph and Mary Ross
Richard and Agnes Sebastian
Arnold ann Ann White
William and Eloise Gordon
Raymond and Velma Greene
Leo and Reiko Harris
Russell and Ethelene Lewis
Joseph and Grace Mallory
0aorge and Reava Mullins
Charles and Juanits Roberts
Ieaac and Violet street
Raymond and Fannie Ward
GIRLS.
Bruno and Mary Coseia
Robert and Edith Gathers
Frr Kiln and Rosie Gribble
Jar and Marian Heints
Ralph and Theresa Hoy
Francis and Mary Kenlon
Henry and Sylvia Masters
Richard and Betty MoWhtrt
Edwin and Marion Roberts
John and Arlene Rutledse
John and Eleanor Shell
,Joree and Thelina Spencer
/ Clarence and Christine Brown
Martin and Katherine Carroll
Frank and Elizabeth Emanuel
Julius and Flora Fern
Charles and Lai HUE
Frederick and Mary. Mccoy AZ
SeorSSss snd and nsry Mar Skinner Ssn,nsson
William and Dorothy Fitch
william and virsinia Gimmi
Jack and Anne Halpher
Otto and Elfride Hsrbst
John and Consuelo Keller
Robert and Nancy Lee
Walter and Lillian Mattse
Charles and Elizabeth Ritter
John and Esther Robertson
bernard and Regina Schrider
Earl and Myrtle Somers
Paul and Betty Wessen
Pierre and Marcelle Carrie
Thaddeus and Christine Dickson
Charles and Grace Fantroy
Leo and Annie Green
Willie and Helen Hinton
PAU and May IShtmoto
Frank and Mary Phillips
Bennie and LaVerue ThompktnS
Clarence and Alice Young
Evening star., 1955-01-19
ELIMINATE UNWANTED HAIR
FROM FACE, ARMS, LEGS.

Helena Rubinstein's revolutionary,
new Radi0matic Short Wave Ma
chine removes superfluous hair
quickly, safely and permanently.
Unsightly hair is no longer prob
lem. Free consultation.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
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Evening star., 1955-01-19
Dental Aides to Meet

The District Dental Assistants
Society win meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow at l722 I street NV.
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0usfed School Head
Backed by Voters
In Texas Town

IRVING, Tex, Mar. 26.-Irving
citizens today backed up ousted
School Supt. John L. Beard by
voting to abolish the school dis
trict he served.
BY an unofficial count of 1862
to 1,646 they voted in effect to
GUST the school board which fired
Mr.. Beard. The firing set of a
month-long strike Of about 215
teachers and other school en-
ployes.
Despite record cold and under
the watchful eyes of police and
sheriff's deputies, about 1850
citizens cast their ballots in a
big, unheated gymnasium.
This was about 80 per cent of
the estimated eligible voters. But
not all votes were counted. Elec-
ton officials blamed improper use
of voting machines for uncounted
ballots.
Backers of Mr.. Beard had
forced the election. It's under
stood they will now call new elec-
tons to set up a new district and
make a new board.
The strife erupted with the
firing on February Is of DR.
Beard, SO, veteran Texas edu-
Gator. The board claimed he
failed to cooperate and later said
cafeteria accounts were not kept
according to approved bookkeep-
ing practices.
DR.. Beard blamed local and
State politics for his discharge.
Under Texas procedure, If a
school district is dissolved, citi-
zens may create another by bal
loting-and elect another school
board. That was the plan Of
Beard supporters. who forced the
election.
About 200 teachers, princi-
pals and other employees struck
shortly after DR.. Beard was dis
charged. They claimed working
conditions were "intolerable.
Principals and other execu-
tives were fired and other
teachers were told they had vio-
lated their contracts and no
longer were employees.
Irving residents filed in for
the missing employees for a time,
and the board now says all posi-
tons have been filled with new
personnel.
The former superintendent has
filed a 100000 libel and SANDER
suit against board members and
others. A school-bus driver has
sued an Irving weekly news
paper for libel as an outgrowth
Of the situation.
Curious campaigning preceded
the election.
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their identifying work.
The discovery of the Secret Key, we realized,
opened up completely new possibilities for a
woman to bring out all the natural loveliness of
her skin. We proceeded to develop four new
groups of corrective creams and lotions treat
ments for the dry skin, the oily skin, the dis
turbed skin and the normal skin that could fol-
low right behind the Secret Key and help the
skin to help itself We believe these products are
the finest to come out Of any laboratory.
Suddenly, you will begin
to notice real improvement
Laboratory tests have proved that the use of
L.. a.
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MAX Factors new discovery,
the SECRET KEY,
throws open the barrier
in your skin
that's been holding back
your creams and lotions!

For several years, we at Max Factor have
been searching for the answers to certain
questions:
why do women with dry skin problems
never seem to get the he'll p they long for,
even from the most expensive creoms?"
why do SO many women keep switching
from one oily skim treatment preparation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

why do bIoekheods and
bIemishes still persist-even
when a woman follows the
strictesf corrective beauty
routine?"
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This is the Secret Key to q lovely skin

What is the Secret Key?
The Secret Key is remarkable new liquid
preparation that opens up your skin to
accept needed correction from the outside.
A skin that would not respond to treatment
last week may suddenly begin to bloom
when the Secret Key is used.
How does II work?
By applying the Secret Key TO your skin,
you actually return your skin to the acidity-
alkalinity balance that is characteristic of
young, healthy skin. This removes the
natural barrier in your skin that has been
keeping your creams and lotions from get
ting in and doing their beneficial work.
How is IL used?
To restore natural radionee to your skin,
Secret Keymay be used alone after cleansing.
To correct a dry skin, use Secret Key to-
gether with the related creams formulated
for the dry skin: Double Depth Cleansing
Cream, Enriched Hormone Cream and Ac-
tive Moisturizer Ia new type of moisturizer
that remains active on your skin all day
long under makeup.
To correct an oily skin, use Secret Key to-
gelher with the related creams formulated
for the oily skin: Gentle Foam Cleanser,
Facial Pack and Vita.Night Cream fuses
Vitamns A and D to absorb and gradually
correct excess oiliness).
To correct a disturbed skin, use Secret Key
together with the related Foundations for
the disturbed skin: Gentle Foam Cleanser
and Clear-Up Ia new skln-tinted antiseptc
lotion that conceals and at the same time
helps to correct unsightly skin blemishes).
To soften and smooth normal skin, use
Secret Key with the related creams form
.ulated for the normal skim Double Depth
Cleansing Cream and Velvety Night Cream.
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The Secret Key the skin the balance between acdy and
akainty that characteristic of young, healthy skin 1t brings
back natural freshness and radiance that you get from
surface cosmetic And by returning your skin the proper
acidy akany balance, Secret Key actually opens the way
treatment and lotions penetrate the skin last and
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We spent thousands of hours here in the Max
Factor Laboratories searching for the answers to
these puzzling questions. This search uncovered
startling fact: there is a chemical barrier in
The skin that keeps creams and lotions from get
ting in and going to work. This barrier develops
because the skin does not have correct PHI
balance (It is either too acid or too alkaline
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We unlock one Of Natures
eloseIy-guorded secrets

had be discovered break through this stubborn barrier
that and lotions could bring relief the parched
cogged skin cells underneath way had be found
woman skin to its proper PHI balance reveal that
scientists haze found to do this succeuytrough the
Oa remarkable liquid preparation call the Secret Key.
Influential OF Hydrogen. the dermatoiogt Of saying
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and lotions made them completely effective because there
no longer barrier of abnormal chemical composition through which
they had fight Secret Key then the had been searching
for for years.
Today happy be able place these products your
handsnd turn the Secret that open way
to the skin beauty you have longed for.
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No wonder women Dreaming their skins faithfully night after
night peerng into their mirrors hopefully day after finding
disappointment For few have that proper skin balance