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CIVIL SERVICE
rr.iiii.vtasiioi! Branch No 4. 900 I>.
Lombardy Sticot. Ririiionn-i. v-..
until Dfrcinh: -r 2d. Tin- position
pays between an mir.ua! .‘'alary <>i
$3,397 to s4.l4ft
C Firm' Marches On
Bel no outcry, and no complain »»g.
C!‘■({.{) keep the., rage'd shack Os
raga in
Take this riffle, keen an .m ;v.>
'Cause f can remember Her ver’"
yoke
Swinging for tin white folk:-
Heard hot"! boy- rani and are --
They aind nobody's Slav*
They'ri- just flippi: ■:
Bowing and prayTo; tor more lips:
1.-j-ik ai 'em jumping i.ke k:" -
ning!
lvvf:e quarreling and L.-s Pin.
. , f,r white !• - ii:"
DEBATE RACES
man's hip he:: t aspiratmi'. inr.v <>■:
n alizc d
'Phut '•(lay liigii!. the .-M-t.ernl
Minbiy unanimously approved a
r'.jivf'ij iUn > deeTcirin ‘ Ukt' lA'.'DOC'.cte
ian at: intended destroy in
v, i,oft 'i u. pari naiiona! t.-ibica).
ecivi' tinder irU-ma'i o;.d lav aiu't
.. 1 ;et ting. Pie WJO to ■ • "i. o
uonal court to >ii pers"O’- aectisso
td violations.
The itiuraii.e of the convention
<•-u!d be invoked j .eh it; -.et
i.etap.cd ~t lynching Ncproes )» ttie
southern stater. Sup; i.-h or. enough,
the Soviet Utiion, voted f-.-i
rcnocide aiireoi'iie-nl. mi ; H tiseu
t.o reeugii she n. Ist oi a into. •
i ‘.ill: -iial li'iijO'C It; C'y ilt'i.'UilS -. t* •
cured f the ertnr- 'P t v o.-. n't
ion lie.', boon ••.(•dirt d of eeia'-cUif
the poop]*' of L.lhutiuia. Erinm.i
and L.to via.
Aci - - rainy t.. lilt- - -at < —ci..! c :
aOiiS charged \. ,‘h ■'■.i.-a aie -Yd:
be tried by i ciorai cocoa to i.>
a- may have jurisdiction with
respect to those contract'.no parses
which shall accept its jurisdiction
In ordei to gam cm iccyi? of
internal.on;.! jurisdiction, the l S
contingent '.v;- ins’cec! to abandon
: denim'id that exu-i m.nauon ot
| iOliiie,:i) 11 -•: . v dean ai '
aide The Soviet coloration .■ i>-.
rcseh-Ui lives ni Latte American
Slave Labor lleucinu
c
f 0 Be Hr,ld In New )oi k
NFW YORK -\VDi..> ‘;. -av
on torevd kibe.* lyyybrri the
•v-rr!cl .villa- he'd to N’t . Yak
ill Felo uao :i. aao .®i: of
oiifstamiiii; American ei ikons. if
Don ..Id Harrington,' National
League.
The .arawyi.a of inquiry was
c-rga;;i?.i d at a u.cel::;:; • ; oduea
iiM's. lawyers, laboi leaders and
Huntt-i College on LVomimov :;nr
caMeh a ■ \V. .), o -■■■
Tin (an, rV:i,v-; ; ;iiv -ce
re tat > --hip of Dt. HanT G. Ross
apo b- be ilCid :r: February
HERO
A veteran who i-• partially par
alyzed—a paraplegic has more !
than hi-* h?m- of obstacles to over-1
come in order to retrain ever, a
limited Use of
hand:, arms or
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Btkt Komn
leg:.
But Bert
Kopperl. 31
year o1 <i
World Win II
ve t e ran of
Sher m a n
Oaks, Califi i
j.ia, has over
come most ->f
these ohsta
(tics, and is to
day one of the
nation's few wheel -chair j-r-.fc
sional photographers.
And be<;au: <- of hi- oulstamiing i
achievement, Kopperl ha.« been ~
lected if the ‘ Hert. of the Month"
by the !>,.-aided America). Yct-j
i rams.
The selection i.s part of am,. }
tioria! program to honor each j
month a seriously disabled vet- 1
eran who has successfully re ha-!
bilitated himself.
Kopperl built H successful career j
in Hollywood where photojri.-.phi. i
competition is keen, in less ihatn
two years after being discharged:
from a veterans hospr.nl, althoujrh j
lat. d totally disabled, he has be
come one of the film colony’s best !
known portrait photographers.
««. Spencer Tracy, Cary Grant, Rita •
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FREr BOOKIE | o' I „ _ \ I ««•♦» * he i’ r tffX-ii £fff, 4(fl)
SwSnfEK \ . n „ L ;”; / ro frr ed *"••• ,h " iro "' I f^^.— Trn fc!ri——V hair products
I 40.7 /,-**>//VoW J LTT':L c :T ;, „ J r/ F««t 42nd St New Yerk 17. N.V.
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While here in stricken l’alestuie
■ Dr. Fin rede has be'-p provided with ;
one i'i the iaai\ a>-,! ana: (is l
[,;ia;vidc-d a cliplunial bieveral .je r - ;■ ,
!.,, ;il armored car jammed wi'.it;
csvihon and military p- lice are .■<•- ;
mponying i «t all tit ■■
i filiation on iin resulbv of ib' ; con-1
l: rence.. no boded that mere would j
jbe revealed in his report to the!
UN Seenritj Council. He Rid say
igo t the Arabs have tacitly ac
-1 ccpted the ext ten. ••! the state
lot Israel. I
"A more ~.suri;w tnico will;
; ci:ri(.: •!>;■ said, "whoa si;:*'-- i't '-.p-
Oherlin Knad % on I h
N«m Sl.ihmHti hi Japan
i WITH iHF id !HTH ARMY !N
; ■: ! ■ - ' ■
‘ t ;h’. ; ;n<3 L.- itn'ClUHiU-
Acq.ii \ri<) Ini rruc-ujah hb\
. HirsJ qualilc. .qiiDc, will idd 'Rv
j, )0 vvi‘l: the Anc.vs OccuphA nnl
• p -:?r< ■. 1 his leisure
;he b;n s.-ccess >r. Uiealur:?, dubs.
- j a U‘ COVU yVc ii ;iC thC
Branch Street Youth
Stationed in \okohania
WITH Till; EIGHTH AliYi 1 IN
YOKOHAMA. Japan- Pfe I.ewe
Her:;- s o Miv. DoroUiet. i.K-d
--.y ... .}./ r . , ... j>•..., \vh:G :■•
: tw . ;.vr ■ . a!'i -a hK.-tioi:-. -n <:rii!.u.
i s: ::i ei'-u m Y .kohoillf:. Jiipa’.i s
t'r U;,i- , ‘Ye Ant . * ' 43 i
' ;u rive-:: in job the.intf m 1940 ir
■ S;
Hav-vorih, Ida l.upino, r. ,• ,1
qV.idc Man Ladd Humphre;. ii >
! Part, Gregory Peck ami Glaik
j Gable are - atinfieii customer*..
| i•’ the war Kopp.i! was ji.-l
| another I Angel.-S photographer
i He do ed his l.m-mc.-s and enlisted
j m the Army in 1942 as a private
* !M ' Army didn't capita!:-.:.• on hi*
j ovponei-.-f- hut made him an anti
j tivci aft art li'cryman u«signed t..
i the I luck of bat tie in the South
j Ta. die Koppc l went up fast in
i.k, weari c the bar* ■-!' a (Y.p
I i>n l.uroii in the f’hilipnirs in
i Lm,. r.f vv;j> ,vtiicki*ii with infitn
-1 '<>■ p.iralysi.,. The next, two years
' ••ere spent in hospitals and K >p
mi! returned home sene paralyzed
j nmi r-onfined to a wheel-chair.
But Kopperl Made ~(> his mind
; that, somehow, he would learn to
; develop new photographic leeh
! nirpj. s, despite his disability. He
I i -iind encouragement from his
I buddies who were members es the
i liivmmgh.'.rn Hospital Chapter,
j Di-.-abled American Veterans.
f day, ith a gadget, holding
hs camera rigidly to the wheel’
. hair, leaving both hands free to
take pictures, and with about one
’tiiid ni-i'nt.'il imivemerit .ri hi ■
arm Bert Kopperl has a full day’s
• chedule of business. 1-le wheels
himself m aid out of Hollywood
tar's 'homes and even found time
to take a 25,0110 mile cruMc around
the v.-..|-!d on a freighter.
Guardsmen Eligible Eoi
Appointment Fo I . S.
Afiiitar\ \eademv
W i -hington !.\NP; ErdLGoi
men t.-l th-- Notional .gu-'i'U :nc
cliS'iblf for 2-5 appointment.. ■ ;
the United States Military aca
demy a West Point .'or the aca
demic year beginning July i.
19411. Ma.j. Gen Kenneth F Cia
trior, chief of thy Nati.’nal Guard
Suc( ■ ss.tui ■•.uididat-,'' w;;i b -
the 2f tot) inert wb" *vii.i com
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portioned unvut* the y-totes ac
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BABE-MS GKOIT
I)EYf AM)S BETTES?
W.m) SCHOOLS
.\ T i Al\ r [ A <l\ N P i ’Vh v Ati u n
■Y (L. "rsi 1 .. mcil ft"' HfTtCv Pii!;»-
T’DiS i;' 1 WlJek \H k Hlr] udoH
ihat Uu’ v\\ y i.v uro of educi'di
i* nd it if UHinoy or. tlio impi'Ovß*
Hidnl ol schools for Nchiidren.
h .* ] O l ior v iied b y Mr.s K. 1,,
1 bf* qii'fiii :'• d 'YooiTiced thi? re-void
or;! :-i. • A '. , :o*i of 26 per cent
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'been a Uolerl for improvement ’>!
| -chords loi whitm, but the bunrii
had auth. rizeci expenditure!'- oi Sv,-
■30,3,40’) foi Ihc-m projects
On (ho Lit.iior hand, oho noted the
funds for Nf’.M'o school projects
were t educed troir. . planned 33-
; Cu3.-lo() ii» 53.883. .373.
Boas us in ill-in,in,: !■',,■ impi.-vm
ment in e«>>• n .;<! ;-cn.. Os , r,• I he
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Rural Telephone Added Since the War" »
su\s Mr. If . J, /*«<•<». of Alomunct• f.outttv. \orth i.uroUnu
Markin;.’ this significant milestone readied
on December l6lb, Mr. W. .1 Pace said,
“I’m mighty proud to be the owner ol the
millionth telephone and happy that 999 •
999 other rural (amdies have received tele
pitoncs since tile war.
In the 1;tI! of 1945 the Hell System
launched the biggest rural construction
program in its history, and set the first
postwar goal telepiuHU’ ve/woe for a mil
lion iiwii' rural families within live years.
Today these telephone.- arc in scr>tee.
To get them in. Bel! System iolks heat
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SOUTHERN BEIL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Ir.eorpuratatl
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WEEK KNT.'IKf; sATTTRDAY, IS, KMH
Duim Man .INow Frmk
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Driver In Sm<iai. Japan:
WITH THK KIGIITH M4MV IN !
; SENDAI, Huzt’i Dims ;
• ion oi' Dunri. N i- serving us o,
11 ruck driver wit”, the r.itii Ord
inance Ammunition Company, n 1
| unit at inched to IX Corps Head
jqi.o.rif ond located ir, Ctump \
j l.coper .m tin’ oulskirts <>t Sendai
j He entered the A; my >i: Atiyusi
i 1-1 i!)42 compieled busk’ ; rain
jmg oi Fort Bcivolr, Virghiin. and
I soili’O for Jupun on Decemhe! 1.
i the oath Ontnifilie .hinr- i’-itiou
• C’- r* j.uiii} lu* joi ■*i ? h the '
tM) OF 110LV hAM)
1 VR IS FORECAST
in I \ MEDIATOR
IHr ' > ANP.» ■ ChatUnu With
it - pii- ’it. a pre.-s co'jference in
!!.;,„ :■- ?•;• V |)r Kulph .1 BtincbC
prcdii’i. a tli;v. li’u- end of >!.e Jew*
isl: ~i’!i Ar. b a ■me.’.. ,s, in Pal
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AHhet. made no positive
staU-mcnh on the situation lie did
,y ii ; : , v(‘ Wm: ”U rest possi-
Tk • •”.<•'in,.: I.' ill d Natu.r.s rned
iut • r re - ir . returned tv the truce
roMm- after conferences in
Tel Av. , v:h Kinr. and
!,.:■ r I ’iVirii Prime Minister
fry id to.' ’-(hi’icri arid in Re both
. ih, 5. is.Hi . -idem Chaim
every prewar record, three limes over
and have been adding rural telephones at
the rate <>i over 1,000 every working day.
I aeh job meant individual planning:
many called for pioneer think tog. Almost
everywhere -wiiehboards were added, in
most places new construction was neces
sary. And tin. pole lines built would wrap i
around the world nearly three times.
i rom coast to coast the Bell System is
continuing to connect telephones in rural ,
are:.: jtirl as fast as possible. The work
goes right on!