Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1952-10-03
James H. Purdy, Jr.

MEMPHIS WORLD

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General Eisenhower Is Helping
Free The South
The appearance of General Eisenhower, the Republican nominee 
for the presidency, at Columbia, S. C. Tuesday was another
step which we believe will be effective in helping the South
free itself from the one party system in which its votes can be
counted in advance of the election. And the fact that such a large
crowd turned out to greet the General attest his national popularity. 
Reportedly more than 40,000 gathered around to hear
his address which effectively replied to his opponent's statement
that the people were responsible for the past actions of the government 
in Washington.
The General had previously spoken in Georgia, Virginia,
Florida and Arkansas. He is scheduled to speak in other Southern
states before the November 4 election.
We are happy to see a Republican candidate for the presidency 
come into the South and receive such a warm welcome
because we recognize the necessity of the development of a twoparty 
competitive system before we can make any real progress at
educating the people at the local level in more liberal views on
the question of interracial relations.
The Republican campaign in the South will tend to make
everybody's vote in this section more important and this is what
we as individuals and a group want. The closer the competition
between parties, the better and cleaner government the people
will get.
So, we are happy over the response the South is giving Gentral 
Eisenhower.

Speaks On

opportunity, we will pull out the
nails, take down the boards, and release 
the ambition, the imagination
and the industry of our people."
The Republican nominee told his
Dixie audience he does not think
they are going to act like "political
captives" on November 4, and said
the South is a "political battleground" 
this year.
Declaring they dont look or sound
like "any party's political captives."
Ike told the people of South Carolina 
he is "proud to come here and
ask for the help of the Solid South
to win this election for America."
The General's advisors concede
privately he has little chance of
winning South Carolina despite
Byrnes' slpport, but are hopeful he

will be able to carry at least one
or two other Southern states.
Striking hard at corruption in
government, the topic that has
proved most popular with his previous 
Southern audience, Eisenhower 
said the present administration
may go down in history as the
"scandal-a-day administration."
Without mentioning names, Ike
then added:
"As bad or worse than the scandals, 
themselves, is the attitude of
those in high office who—faced with
these revelations—have, too often,
first denied them, then condoned
them and, when public pressure became 
too great, reluctantly has undertaken 
to do something about
them."
The General was scheduled to fly
to Linndale, O to join his whistle
stop campaign train for the swing
through the upper midwest to the
west coast and back through the

southwest.
Ike will make more than 80
speeches during the combination
"whistle stop" and "prop-stop" tour
which will be made partly by train
and partly by plane.
Meanwhile, Ikes Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty, announced the
General would make a statement on
his personal finances at a later date
after getting his record together.
The announcement came in reply
to Gov. Stevenson's implied challenge 
that the General bare his
financial status as the Democratic
presidential candidate already had
done for the years 1942-51.

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52 Reds Killed
In Prison Revolt
American Infantrymen 
charged into a milling,
defiant mass of Chinese war prisoners 
Wednesday on Cheju Island
and in a bloody 10-minute battle
killed 52 Reds and wounded 113.
The battle was fought between
8:25 and 8:35 a. m. in prison camp
RA on the island off the southern
coast of Korea.
Two platoons of American Infantrymen, 
wielding bayonets and
firing rifles, smashed into the compound 
when the Chinese refused
to halt their demonstration in celebration 
of the third anniversary
of Red China's Peiping regime.
Two Americans were slightly injured 
as the security troops smashed 
the rioting, the most violent
since last spring's Koje Island uprising 
in which more than 80 Red
captives were killed.
They were First Lt. Congdon E.
Paulson, a platoon leader, of Omaha, 
Nebraska, and Pfc. James L.
Morton of Elliston, Virginia.
After the brief riot, quiet returned 
to the prison camp and
camp commander, Col. Richard D.
Boerm of Pittsburgh, California,
said his troops entered the prison
compounds in the afternoon without 
resistance from the Chinese.

Adlai Advised

volunteers in Springfield that "the
air will be thick with political
soap suds and gooey with tasteless
bubble gum."
The Washington attorney also
asserted in a speech prepared for
delivery Wednesday afternoon that
the recent television speech of
Sn. Nixon explaining his acceptance 
of $18,000 expense money from
California supporters was a "well
staged soap-opera" developed by a
veteran producer of such shows
as "Beulah, The Lone Ranger, and
"Double Or Nothing."
The appearance of the GOP vice
presidential nominee was directed,
Ball added, by "the man who runs
'Our Miss Brooks' and 'Corliss Arvher.' 
And the volunteer leader
demanded:
"Do we really want the vicepresident 
to be selected on the basis 
of lachrymose virtuosity? Do
we really want to replace the Veep
with the weep?"
Ball lived up to advance billing
that he would "go on the attack"
at the two-day gathering of the
independent citizens group in the
Illinois capital.

Columbus Transit
Strike Underway
An
estimated 40,000 commuters in
Columbus and adjoining Phenix
City, Ala., were inconvenienced
Wednesday by a transit strike involving 
112 drivers and mechanics.
The Motor Coach Employes of
America (AFL) are demanding a
20 cents-an-hour wage increase
from the Columbus Transit Company. 
They rejected an offered
six cents-an-hour boost.
Company officials maintain that
fares would have to be raised 10
to 15 cents to grant the Union's demand. 

L. H. Costa, president of the
Transit Company, said there is no
hope "in the foreseeable future"
for a settlement, but he expressed
the hope that partial service could
be resumed within the next 24 hours.
No further negotiations between
union and management are scheduled 
at this time.

Social Spotlight

Air Forces and was stationed in
Alaska. On Wednesday he will depart 
for a new base in Illinois.
When having your party or entertainment 
of your friends, keep me
posted on all of your social activities. 
Remember I serve you twice
weekly with the Teenage Social
Spotlights.
For complete coverage of your
Teenage Activities, you may call
me at 36-6141 or write me at 1008
Alaska Street, or write your TEENAGE 
NEWS REPORTER at the office 
of the MEMPHIS WORLD, 164
Beale Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee.

MEALTIME MELODIES!
No, the above quotation is not
necessarily the text of administer's
sermon, but it does describe our
country during the month of October. 

This month we find honey the
main sweet of the old world from
ancient times until after the era of
the Roman Empire still prized as a
sweet in a new world.
Honey is quite desirable in a dessert 
when you want something sweet
and moist. It may be used in
some cakes, cookies, steamed pudings, 
quick breads or confections for
a moist or "soft" texture.
If you'd like to substitute honey
for sugar in your favorite cake or
cookie recipe, here's a good rule to
follow: Substitute the sugar with
honey— cup for cup — but use just
half the quantity of other liquid
called for in the recipe. For example, 
if your recipe calls for one
cup of sugar and one cup of milk,
use one cup of honey and one half
cup of milk. The other ingredients
remain the same. When baking a
mixture made with honey, keep the
oven temperature moderate because
mixtures made With honey brown
more easily and high temperatures
tend to change the flavor of honey.
To use honey instead of sugar in
baked or soft custard, use the same
measure of honey as sugar, but reduce 
the liquid by one-third.
Here's a very old novel recipe
that's as irresistable as honey - and
need I add that it's as scriptural as
honey, too. Why, you'll surely want
to print it in your church bulletin
and when the minister comes-acalling, 
your Scripture Cake will
cause a conversational and epicurean 
flurry.
This is the original recipe:
Procedure: Follow Solomons advice. 
Proverb 23:14, for making good
boys and you will have a good cake:
"Thou shalt beat him with a rod
and deliver his soul from Hell."
Here's the modern version. It
includes Swan's Down cake flour,
and eliminates the baking powder.
"Make me there of a little cake
first and bring it unto me.' I Kings
17:13.
4 cups sifted cake flour.
1 teapsoon cinnamon
1-2 teaspoon mace
2 1-2 cups sugar
4 tablespoons honey
2 cups finely cut raisins
1-2 cup milk
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon cloves
1 cup butter
6 eggs, unbeaten
1 cup finely cut almonds
2 cups finely cut figs
Sift flour once, measure, add salt,
spices and sift together three times
Cream butter, add sugar gradually,
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add eggs one at time beating 
thoroughly after each addition.
Add honey; then almonds, raisins,
and figs and mix well. Add flour
alternately with milk, a small
amount at a time, beating well after 
each addition. Turn into two
9" X 4' X 3' loaf pans which have
been greased, lined with paper, and
with paper, and again greased. Bake
in slow oven (325') 2 1-4 to 2 1-2
hours. For one loaf use half of recipe. 

(Sugar and cinnamon sprinkled
over the cake makes a good topping). 


"A LAND FLOWING WITH
MILK AND HONEY"
EXODUS 3:8
No, the above quotation is not
necessarily the text of administer's
sermon, but it does describe our
country during the month of October. 

This month we find honey the
main sweet of the old world from
ancient times until after the era of
the Roman Empire still prized as a
sweet in a new world.
Honey is quite desirable in a dessert 
when you want something sweet
and moist. It may be used in
some cakes, cookies, steamed pudings, 
quick breads or confections for
a moist or "soft" texture.
If you'd like to substitute honey
for sugar in your favorite cake or
cookie recipe, here's a good rule to
follow: Substitute the sugar with
honey— cup for cup — but use just
half the quantity of other liquid
called for in the recipe. For example, 
if your recipe calls for one
cup of sugar and one cup of milk,
use one cup of honey and one half
cup of milk. The other ingredients
remain the same. When baking a
mixture made with honey, keep the
oven temperature moderate because
mixtures made With honey brown
more easily and high temperatures
tend to change the flavor of honey.
To use honey instead of sugar in
baked or soft custard, use the same
measure of honey as sugar, but reduce 
the liquid by one-third.
Here's a very old novel recipe
that's as irresistable as honey - and
need I add that it's as scriptural as
honey, too. Why, you'll surely want
to print it in your church bulletin
and when the minister comes-acalling, 
your Scripture Cake will
cause a conversational and epicurean 
flurry.
This is the original recipe:
Procedure: Follow Solomons advice. 
Proverb 23:14, for making good
boys and you will have a good cake:
"Thou shalt beat him with a rod
and deliver his soul from Hell."
Here's the modern version. It
includes Swan's Down cake flour,
and eliminates the baking powder.
"Make me there of a little cake
first and bring it unto me.' I Kings
17:13.
4 cups sifted cake flour.
1 teapsoon cinnamon
1-2 teaspoon mace
2 1-2 cups sugar
4 tablespoons honey
2 cups finely cut raisins
1-2 cup milk
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon cloves
1 cup butter
6 eggs, unbeaten
1 cup finely cut almonds
2 cups finely cut figs
Sift flour once, measure, add salt,
spices and sift together three times
Cream butter, add sugar gradually,
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add eggs one at time beating 
thoroughly after each addition.
Add honey; then almonds, raisins,
and figs and mix well. Add flour
alternately with milk, a small
amount at a time, beating well after 
each addition. Turn into two
9" X 4' X 3' loaf pans which have
been greased, lined with paper, and
with paper, and again greased. Bake
in slow oven (325') 2 1-4 to 2 1-2
hours. For one loaf use half of recipe. 

(Sugar and cinnamon sprinkled
over the cake makes a good topping). 


SCRIPTURE CAKE
No, the above quotation is not
necessarily the text of administer's
sermon, but it does describe our
country during the month of October. 

This month we find honey the
main sweet of the old world from
ancient times until after the era of
the Roman Empire still prized as a
sweet in a new world.
Honey is quite desirable in a dessert 
when you want something sweet
and moist. It may be used in
some cakes, cookies, steamed pudings, 
quick breads or confections for
a moist or "soft" texture.
If you'd like to substitute honey
for sugar in your favorite cake or
cookie recipe, here's a good rule to
follow: Substitute the sugar with
honey— cup for cup — but use just
half the quantity of other liquid
called for in the recipe. For example, 
if your recipe calls for one
cup of sugar and one cup of milk,
use one cup of honey and one half
cup of milk. The other ingredients
remain the same. When baking a
mixture made with honey, keep the
oven temperature moderate because
mixtures made With honey brown
more easily and high temperatures
tend to change the flavor of honey.
To use honey instead of sugar in
baked or soft custard, use the same
measure of honey as sugar, but reduce 
the liquid by one-third.
Here's a very old novel recipe
that's as irresistable as honey - and
need I add that it's as scriptural as
honey, too. Why, you'll surely want
to print it in your church bulletin
and when the minister comes-acalling, 
your Scripture Cake will
cause a conversational and epicurean 
flurry.
This is the original recipe:
Procedure: Follow Solomons advice. 
Proverb 23:14, for making good
boys and you will have a good cake:
"Thou shalt beat him with a rod
and deliver his soul from Hell."
Here's the modern version. It
includes Swan's Down cake flour,
and eliminates the baking powder.
"Make me there of a little cake
first and bring it unto me.' I Kings
17:13.
4 cups sifted cake flour.
1 teapsoon cinnamon
1-2 teaspoon mace
2 1-2 cups sugar
4 tablespoons honey
2 cups finely cut raisins
1-2 cup milk
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon cloves
1 cup butter
6 eggs, unbeaten
1 cup finely cut almonds
2 cups finely cut figs
Sift flour once, measure, add salt,
spices and sift together three times
Cream butter, add sugar gradually,
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add eggs one at time beating 
thoroughly after each addition.
Add honey; then almonds, raisins,
and figs and mix well. Add flour
alternately with milk, a small
amount at a time, beating well after 
each addition. Turn into two
9" X 4' X 3' loaf pans which have
been greased, lined with paper, and
with paper, and again greased. Bake
in slow oven (325') 2 1-4 to 2 1-2
hours. For one loaf use half of recipe. 

(Sugar and cinnamon sprinkled
over the cake makes a good topping). 


Truman Charges
GOP Seeks To
Destroy Gains
President 
Truman said last night the
basic issue in the 1952 campaign
is whether the "Republican old
guard" gets "a blank check to tear
down the things that have been
built up in spite of their opposition. 

The Chief Executive assailed the
GOP in a recorded speech broadcast 
as a paid political address
sponsored by the International Ladies 
Garment Workers union. The
speech was recorded before Mr.
Truman left Washington on his
current nationwide campaign tour.
The President asserted that
should as Republican occupy the
White House, "the people would
have no defense" against what he
labeled the "old guard" of the opposition 
party Mr. Truman declared: 

"This is the basic issue in the
campaign. This is the danger that
ten American people face. No one
should deceive himself about what
would happen if there were a Republican 
victory in November.
"The Republican old guard
would take such a victory to mean
they had a blank check to tea

down the things that have been
wilt up in spite of their opposition 
during the past 20 years.
The President accused Republicans 
in Congress of "hacking away
at the appropriations we need to
make our defense strong." He charged 
that "time and again they have
voted for less protection—less security—for 
our country."
Mr. Truman said the voters
must decide between what he called 
the "liberal program, of the
Democratic party and the pullback 
program of the Republican
party."

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Truman Says Bible
Key To World Peace
President 
Truman declared yesterday
that the best hop for world peace
is in getting an understanding of
the meaning of the Bible "behind
the Iron Curtain."
Mr. Truman made the statement
in accepting a revised translation
of the Old and New Testaments
from a committee representing the
National Council of churches and
the Washington Federation of
Churches.
The President said:
"I think if people understood
the contents of this book from
cover to cover and we could get
a complete understanding of it
behind the Iron Curtain, there
would be but one thing in this
world: peace for all mankind. Maybe 
we can accomplish that sometime." 


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Allies in Grapple
With Korean Reds
Allied and
Communist Infantrymen grappled
in close quarters fighting along the
east central Korean front today and
one disputed hill changed hands
twice within 15 minutes.
Chinese Communists threw two
platoons against an advanced Allied 
position northwest of Kansong
this morning shortly after midnight 
and forced the UN troops to
withdraw in a ten minute battle.

Truman Leaves
For "Whistle
Stop" Campaign
President 
Truman left Washington last
night on a cross-country "whistle
stop" campaign for Gov. Adlai
Stevenson and aides said he will
be armed for a name-calling contest 
with the Republicans.
Mr. Trumans special train pulls
out of Union Station at 11:30 p.
m. (EDT) on an 8,500-mile trip
which will take him through 24 key
states before he returns to the
White House on October 12.

B-29 Bombers Smash
Red Chemical Plant
Big American
B-29 bombers smashed a large
Communist chemical plant on the
Yalu river Tuesday in one of the major 
air strikes of the Korean War
The great air blow was delivered
by about 45 of the Superforts
from Japanese and Okinawa bases
against the Nansami plant, only
three miles from the Suiho power
plant on the southeast bank of the
river.

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THE HEALTH WORLD FORUM

By DR. A. E. HORNE
The term "anemia" is applied to
any deficiency in the quantity or
quality of the blood as manifested
by a reduction in the number of
red blood cells or in the amount of
hemoglobin each red blood cell contains. 
Hemoglobin is the name applied 
to the iron — protein portion
of a red blood cell. The causes of
anemia, sometimes obscure, can
usually be divided into three general 
classes: the loss of blood; the
defective formation of blood; and
the increase destruction of blood.
Blood loss may be acute as would
occur in accidents or injury where
the bleeding is to the outside or internal 
bleeding due to peptic ulcer
or ruptured blood vessels. Blood loss
may be chronic as seen in bleeding
from hemorrhoids, too much menstrual 
bleeding or repeated small
hemorrhages from any cause, even
bleeding teeth. It is the defective
formation of blood class with which
we are chiefly concerned today, for
it is usually due to a deficiency of
minerals, mainly iron, vitamins, and
protein in the diet.
In general the anemic person is
weak, becomes tired easily, has a
poor appetite, does not sleep well,
suffers from constipation and dizziness 
and is run down, Women will
have these complaints as well as
menstrual disturbances, red sore
tongue, brittleness of skin, nails
and hair, The person may even become 
short of breath on slight exertion 
and feel faint.
The treatment depends upon the
cause. In external traumatic bleeding, 
then to stop the bleeding should
be done even if surgically necessary.
In deficiency of red blood cells

due to nutritional causes, the treatment 
centers around getting a well
balanced diet, adequate in protein,
vitamins and minerals. In many
cases more specific measures as
the use of liver extract, vitamin
B-12, folic acid, supplemental sources 
of iron should be used as indicated. 

In other types of anemia due to
increased blood destruction such as
sickle Cell anemia and hemalytic
anemias, hereditary factors a r e
prominent in the causes.
Mrs. B. Writes: Is low blood pressure 
and anemia the same condition?
Answer: No. One may have high
blood pressure and still be anemic,
though most frequently an anemic
person will have low pressure.
Dr. Horne will answer question
relating to health and hygiene in
this column and by mail. He will
not diagnose or prescribe for individuals. 
Inclose stamped, self addressed 
envelope to:
Arthur E. Home, M. D.
The World Health Forum
Scott News Syndicate
164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tennessee.

ANEMIA

By DR. A. E. HORNE
The term "anemia" is applied to
any deficiency in the quantity or
quality of the blood as manifested
by a reduction in the number of
red blood cells or in the amount of
hemoglobin each red blood cell contains. 
Hemoglobin is the name applied 
to the iron — protein portion
of a red blood cell. The causes of
anemia, sometimes obscure, can
usually be divided into three general 
classes: the loss of blood; the
defective formation of blood; and
the increase destruction of blood.
Blood loss may be acute as would
occur in accidents or injury where
the bleeding is to the outside or internal 
bleeding due to peptic ulcer
or ruptured blood vessels. Blood loss
may be chronic as seen in bleeding
from hemorrhoids, too much menstrual 
bleeding or repeated small
hemorrhages from any cause, even
bleeding teeth. It is the defective
formation of blood class with which
we are chiefly concerned today, for
it is usually due to a deficiency of
minerals, mainly iron, vitamins, and
protein in the diet.
In general the anemic person is
weak, becomes tired easily, has a
poor appetite, does not sleep well,
suffers from constipation and dizziness 
and is run down, Women will
have these complaints as well as
menstrual disturbances, red sore
tongue, brittleness of skin, nails
and hair, The person may even become 
short of breath on slight exertion 
and feel faint.
The treatment depends upon the
cause. In external traumatic bleeding, 
then to stop the bleeding should
be done even if surgically necessary.
In deficiency of red blood cells

due to nutritional causes, the treatment 
centers around getting a well
balanced diet, adequate in protein,
vitamins and minerals. In many
cases more specific measures as
the use of liver extract, vitamin
B-12, folic acid, supplemental sources 
of iron should be used as indicated. 

In other types of anemia due to
increased blood destruction such as
sickle Cell anemia and hemalytic
anemias, hereditary factors a r e
prominent in the causes.
Mrs. B. Writes: Is low blood pressure 
and anemia the same condition?
Answer: No. One may have high
blood pressure and still be anemic,
though most frequently an anemic
person will have low pressure.
Dr. Horne will answer question
relating to health and hygiene in
this column and by mail. He will
not diagnose or prescribe for individuals. 
Inclose stamped, self addressed 
envelope to:
Arthur E. Home, M. D.
The World Health Forum
Scott News Syndicate
164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tennessee.

MAY DRAFT 4-F'S
Some men presently rejected as
4-F's may have to be drafted to
help meet the armed forces' manpower 
needs of 1,200,000 men during 
the coming year, according to
Lewis B. Hershey, selective-service
director. Mr. Hershey said that a
total of 1,500,000 men have been
rejected for military service for various 
reasons since the present
draft program started.

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Must be Grennan
'cause it
tastes so good!
GRENNAN
COOK BOOK CAKE,
that is!
Greetings were extended to the
new teachers after they had been
introduced by Principal Springer,
by Mrs. Laura Tyus. This followed 
the singing of the P.-T. A. song.
The new teachers expressed themselves 
as being very happy and feeling 
quite at home at Douglass. The
feeling of the older teachers and
principal was expressed by Miss Erness 
Bright, the music instructor.
Principal Springer expressed superb 
satisfaction at the manner in
which school was getting off to such
splendid start this year. He also
expressed great pleasure in having
the P.-T. A. tender to the Douglass
faculty such heart-warming occasion. 

Ice cream, cake, and mixed nuts
were served. The whole affair was
presided over most graciously and
gracefully by the president, Mrs. Elnora 
Neely.
The following are the officers of
the Douglass P.-T. A.: Mrs. Elnora
Neely, president; Mrs. Roslyn Walker, 
1st vice president; Mrs. Blondale
Cross, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Dellia. 
Williams; secretary; Mrs. Ernestine 
Cole, assistant-secretary; Mrs.
Beatrice Jones, treasurer; Rev. A.
W. Williams, chaplain; Mrs. Julia
Dillard reporter; Mrs. Laura Tyus,
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