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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

CECIL isBELL The line plays
hard. alert football. The ends
can catch passes In addition to
their excellent defensive work.
They have strong reserve
strength. They can make fire.
quent substitutions with out
seeming to hurt the ball club.
They have moro good football
players than you usually find In
the Western Conference In these
war years.
NEVER RATIFIED
They have poise. They never
get ratified and go through with
their assignments despite little
mishaps that would upset .
greener team.
Their defense Is well con-
celved. They had secuted Iowa
well and knew what TO do most
Of the time.
You can't make mistakes
against them. Iowa made three
and Purdue scored three touch
downs as q result. They can
score quickly when they get
their hands on the ball.
LONG WORKOUT
With no classes scheduled yes
terday, the boys went through al
extra long workout. Crisler sen
his squad over the whole works
defense and offense. Several new
plays were passed out and per
fected after the fans had beer
dismissed. Crisler plans a few
surprises for the Boilermakers.
Bob Wiese returned from hi
North Dakota home. where he hat
been hunting for a week. Lont
tricks through the prairie brusl
didn't hurt his condition.
Wiese and Bos Nussbaumer vii
bow out after Saturdays game
So will Dick Rifenburg. who i
planning TO drop out of school 4
await his army call. The loss o
Dick is a disappointment TO TIT
coaches as the Saginaw boy ha
been making strides in his lesson
as a good end. not just a sensa
tional pass catcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
Wayne to Force
State Into Air

Michigan outstanding forward in hlbacl
Jack Bres may depend his pitches aganS
WAYNE University the unbeaten college football team
meet tomorrow night University of Detroit Stadium
will throw against the Spaans big rougf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

series With tne BILL TRIEMUTH
Edison and Detroit Boat Club
will be honored at the function.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

going forward wall which will
equal Coach Bachman's men in
poundage.
Coach Gembis of Wayne be-
lieves they will also match the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26

Besides Us ace, Jun Carey. Who
led the pack, Cooley also placed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Hernans Names Legislators Whom He Bribed

dozen bills which the major said
concerned his employers.
There were payofs ON some
Of these, weren't there ." the
proSecutor-EaSkcd.
"Not Individually" the lobby
isl answered The payoiis con
eerned all of those bills as a
group"
Hemans said that when he was
representing the finance companies
which were opposed 10 some fca-
lures of the small loan bill. he
also was representing the Bone
fetal Loan Co. of New Jersey,
which owns loan companies IN the
EaSt and in Michigan.
n want To place in the record
now that | was not then repre-
Senting the Household Finance
CO.. a. has been stated" ne
added II was working for
Beneficial"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

duction Of the ist but Judge Carr
allowed HemanS 10 proceed.
ilcmanS then took Off Tho
glasses he was wearing 10 read
the list and spoke directly and
dramatically 10 SIgIer
II regret ia say paid this
money" he began II regret
that il was accepted by those
who received II.
There existed in this state
for NeaT>--groWing progressively
WORSE malignant system. Ii
probably was not the fault of
any Of these people, Here was
condition and a system.
II wish 10 God that the
cup might have been passed
from me - that would not
have had to do this thing. But
il didn't The condition had To
be faced | know il had Ia be
faced, too. by other attorneys.
MANY HONEST MEN
Under this system. logic and
reason no longer obtained re-
suits in Lansing, Many of these
members were honest men, per
hapS, hut because of the system
they accepted money for their
votes.
Il am here 10 tell the truth.
which I must do unflinchinc. |
am here A. an officer in the
l. :. Army. and the army
l. cooperating with the civil
authorities Ia clean mp this
condition
so here il the system and
here i the situation that had
10 be faced"
IIcmaus then replaced his ela>Sc.
and picked MP Tho paper on which
the bribcd payments had beer
recorded
.lIcmanS began his testimony b,
stating that legislation of IN
SandhaC type always require
brides either 10 suppress or Il
pass depending upon The position
OF inhhHlNtS employers III
named tho small loan hill O
1899. and several measures affect
ing automobile finance companies
as Tins type
He told Judge Carr and Siglc
that he hogan paying graft y
representatives and senators il
1888. and made InCroa SInI
amounts IN The subsequent Sos
SlOnS
Il learned my lesson 10 wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Operating personnel will extend you
traditional DAG hospitality. Plan now to
travel pleasantly with D&C when our
new season opens. The time nears. We
plan 10 begin overnight service to Cleve-
land on or about April first. Around May
tenth service TO Buffalo will start And,
IFS not TOO early, now, to plan your D&C
cruise TO Machnao and Georgian Bay.
DAG cruises will begin in June and
operate mid-weekly and on week-ends
through the season. We hope we shall
have the pleasure OF serving you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

o Pleasant travel is still possible if you
travel the DAG water way when our
spring season opens Yes--we are carry
ing essential war time travellers by the
thousands, but the big passenger capa-
city Of the ships Of the DAG Fleet mean
tina, We DO not have 10 crowd or in
convenience you. There's plenty Of room
to. really rest and relax on your trip
NTH DAG.
We have striven 70 maintain our accom-
modauons ard services az pre-waG levels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Independent Unions
Gel WLB HedrinQ

WASHINGTON. March 4 tUP)
The WLB announced today that
il had agreed Tuesday 10 hear the
demands of a group of lndepend-
ent union officials who have asked
representation ON the board
The question of WLB repre-
Seutaton for unadiliatcd unions
was emphasized last month by the
strike of tho Mechanics Education
Society of America. an lndepend-
ont union In Michigan and OHIO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

shea. also Of the Upper Peninsula,
took $3.50.
shea was - drunk i'm my
room one night he thought he
was in Marquette, Next morning
he arose in the senate and con-
Quoted the opening PRAYER. He
WAS heavy drinher then, but
he i nov a tcct0talert
SENDS SI00 TO Logic
Uamsn~ ~-d former Senator
William AZ Bradley also Got $3.50.
Senator Iou} T. Logic of BAY
City Us Tho only Republican S6na-
tor under Indictment and Ilem7nS
told thc court that Logic WAS not
one of fhc group hc bad been using
"A think II was Roosevelt, my
hAndNmAn. who came To me one
daN and said senator Logic
wanted to hc cot in In any
event. ! recall sending 500 60
Logic in an envelope which
Roosevelt delivered. lIoman,
Testified
Il met Logic a few days later
ON the >ide,s utit-tt front of the
Old> Hotel He acknowledged
receiving the money and prom
i>ed to 90 along ON the finance
bills
Later ne came 10 my room
and | gave him another 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Snow ShoveIer Dies
After Clearing Walk

Joseph Mullen 81 died late
Saturday OF a heart attack appa-
rcntly brought on by the cNeTtion
of Shovchng snow from tho side
walk IN front of his home al 1888
Tulmhull
Ills wife. Catherine told police
hc-t1od within q tow minutes after
rc-cntcrlng the house and COM
planning ne was Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

ago when was employed 10
Kill hill taxing Oleomarga-
rine," Mai HemanS said II
used every legitimate argument
l could, hut the hill passed.
PROMISED $500 FEE
Tiater, I was told Ia lean
more heavily on payment meth
DDS and less heavily on verbal
arguments have followed
that procedure.
The witness began the history
of his activities m 1899 by telling
of a conference i'm Detroit in the
office OF Abraham Cooper prcSi-
dent of Tho Union Finance Co. OF
Detroit. one of The defendants
He said among those present
were Enc>l j. Prov vice preSl-
dent Of the General Finance CO.
of Detroit who has pleaded guilty
John Hancock Detroit manager
for the Associates Discount Corp,
and Samuel Hopkins. vice prcSi-
dent of mo Union Finance Co
a fec of $500 was promised,
he said. 20 represent them.
Up TO $4,000 EXPENSE
Il estimated additional eN-
penseS would amount to another
$4,000 or $1,000" IIcmanS said.
What was the expense money
for, asked Sfrirt
1T was money 10 he paid to
tho legislators and 10 be used
for entertainment
ficmafS testified nc returned "a
Lansing opened threc-room
headquarters In The Olds Hotel
bought large stock of whisky
and went 10 work on behalf Of his
finance company employers
Sigler mentioned 10y name a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
CLANCY. NOW Ak NNNrD

FORMER Rep CLANCY of Detroit
who WAS In court M hls sailor
uniform also received Sluo Tho
lohhv>t s1i5 Fo described Clancy
at. "a singing Iu>hnan with tins
tenor voice
Ran tVoW4F oT Detroit received
cN'r4 compensation because he
acted as an lntormcr Ilrmans
TOLD The court ON the two finance
company bills NoVak received
Sl5Ot bt there MAS additional
compensation for other work. the
witness explained
"\ovak was my ear in the
HOUSE" llemans continued lie
would report 10 mo each DAY
exactly what was happening
II got well acquainted with
him first when he was SEIZED
uled ia make radio speech IN
support of a small loan rate Of
| per cent month. called
him Ia nv room and we argued.
Then We stepped into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

medical trlaIment Also are deecrlhcd
--r1trt symptoms ~ emit STONES Hurt IN q
frtnd CAN Eiadder, So.d for free
booklet today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

bladder and liver
d ] or d ers is de-
scribed 10 a new
booklet by Or. j. r.
Paddock, Box 5Ao5,
Desk 4, Kansas city,
Mo fms booklet
tells why surgery in
many eases may he
rIfhDr unnecessary or
iu8dvisatle. OF D n W
suffering mas b. rec
iitt1d hv his palliative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
DRANK MODERATELY

gallagher would drop INTO
my room about once dan Tie
drank mpdrratciY, hut # hr
could not find poker game he
would stay until the fountain
ran DRY. Sometimes the liba-
tions would hold ont until 1
= m.
But Gallagher usually could
find card game. Charlie Gadd.
who was lobbyist then for the
Detroit hoard Of education. had
ono across the halt The lobby
lists for the City of Detroit OPP
Grated nightly game. and 20
did Mr. BONNER. another lobby
iSi
1T wasn't hard 10 find an
oasis or card game in the
OldS Hotel
HemanS recalled 5tGaiaChcr
was 10 become 4 father and that
he promised 70 buy him a baby
buggy
1T slipped my mind" The wit
ness continued Months later.
Gallagher wired me Ia forget
the buggy and send a bicycle
instead"
Rep Buckley Of Detroit re-
ceived 500 during The session tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
FBl Nabs Rail Cheats

WASHINGTON March 4 Up
The FBl today announced ar
rests of 81 IN Miami Fla FOR
black market trafficking IN
railroad reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
ADvERTlsEILENr
Boric Acid Mixture
Good for Sore Eyes
ApvERrIEENrENr

Thousands troubled with tired. intlamed'
burning itching or sticky eyes praise Law
optk, refreshing mixture OF boric ael1
and other beneficial ingredients. soolhts
Eranulated cNeids Must satisfy or money
fefHnded 30 years success Thousands praise
~. Gef Lavopfk today Al al drue stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

monc,
.He did NOT make the speech
and s,crnted tho none, i'm lieu
thereof got 10 know him real
we'll"
once Hcmar> testified Novaz
rrfr6 n. borrow nn-y,en $500 and
$500 rIIr1nc gr va. nj trouble
n IHpt. p.f fhr ,pQucst Wa.
fDm.d
Dos r,r.4 ..-rr....r Sirler
,ro.trt r tt. names of Pen
1KsI.t Doro. Senator pIcrS
pstrolr and T1r,,.I RrD. Wcza III
.,rt,o4a,r
f,...... .4 ...9 v.sI.h
.s.. a.. ..t..,. and n.,d
,.... .,.r .,., D. ,cr,o4 -
OF t~TIoN ALLOWED
l. and u,-r> sttorne,s
lia".a h'ed-oo and Joseph
rto,ro5 NAT Diool had
r..r ra.e v1rr, hy Romans for
..f.e nt. 1Q9- lcc,SiatNo Sos
. . i'l'' ~. .,- i, . o ? ,
''''''-' '.''l mo-. " ''s ~, ~ non
~ ,..,i',' '''" 1l''''''''> ''''"
rs
gas pay ''.'.''' IS, l''''''' van
'''' .'"'''''' ''.'' nv
i'7i'- ,di'
W. N'> N""''N '''''N ~"
apparently u'''n Nn"" '''> way
around ne came !" my I""il
one day ana '"mp'alhtu lha' All
me hoN> We're E'l'lne money
lie asked me I" pun MIN on
my lNl ! klnd "t I'il sorry TOT
hini, =" dld
llN'Hrt- safe 'i t'+rt ettdt-
ldSI i'i't 7DH 1t'd VEGA Nl"V WI
t 'alnp sum Az "''ti~ were pa iu
over me rN'D00o1 p1\Wonl pan
TAkFS Up SF\ATORS
titman> inen ioohup INC l'i OF
,.n1iorS Who arc under indlcl-
Wcut
ne ilr>i was lnlner senator
stephen Bcnllc ot The Upper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

DON'T SUFFER- agonizing fortunes Of mus
cular aches and pains caused by hare
work or exercise Don't bc so uncom.
Portable you can hardly walk. SIT OF
sleep AT first sign Of stiffness or soreness
simply rub on Ialn-Exn.ller-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

"a usually put out enough
whisky 100 the ryem 80 that the
supply would rain ont about
q IN ~ had put out weeks
supply it would have been ia
TAIL" .wars declared
la rrt fu S-i. aIrcf Quc~-
zion. moss insisted that
-nv wrr.s nH5 70 'hn legislators
was t0r rrr solo purpose 81 1uttu-
r0Cr0~ votes.
so manN persons passed IN
and ont of my room, II wa
practically hallway HcmanS
said
Ic t1au testified hc pai 500
70 Rep kauu~N 0l Detroit nn
INC 1--WE hIls fought hy rho
finance companies
was kamin>ki such q heavy
drinkcr he would sometimes fall
down" asked tho prosecution
II don't recall him falling
hut he dIH bounce around rev
times" Hcman~ replied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
AnVERTlsEMENT
AnVERTlSEMENT
Doctor Explains
Gall Bladder

The experience Of 80 years with
over 40 MMO chses of common gall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
if back aches from
need Of diUretic did

BUY AaH Savings STAMPS 4ha
convenient way order Thorn
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carricr->alc~man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
REGRETS HE PAID

"Some Of the names on this
list are marked with q check,
others with an " These marks
indicate those that were paid
and those that were not paid"
George Fitzgerald, attorney ion
nine Detroit lawmakers who are
objected TO nitro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
These two
important steps may
help you TO overcome
Mendaco

Sour Stomach Jefky Nerves
Loss Of Appetite UrderweIght
Digestive Complaints Weakness
Poor Complexion
Improper diet. overwork. undue wor-
rlcS. colds. the fla or other illness
often impairS the stomachs digoS-
tive functions and reduces the red
blood strength.
A person who ls operating on only 2
10 70 75cr healthy blood volume ~ a
stomach digestive capacity % oulv so
% Coz normal IS severely handicapped.
At such times Nature needs extra help
70 restore It's balance and function prop
erly. Undigested food places a tax on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
NAMES or MEMBERS

Before entering The court room.
flemans shook hands with the ac-
cuSed Detroit lawmakers m the
corridor smiling and calling them
by name. The defendants re-
turned the handshakcS Imply but
did not smile
The major Wa at eaee-en -the
stand. speaking clearly and with
out hesitation
The recital or specific amounts
paid 10 legislators started when
Prosecutor Sigler introduced pen
clled notationS made by liemanS
on OldS Hotel stationary.
These are the names Of the
members whom believed !
could control with money. judg-
ing from past experiences, The
major said
- After -eaeh name -is-aa-
amount. The amount repre-
SCENTS the sum i'm dollars which
thought would he necessary
Ia pay. The list was prepared
in regard Ia the small loan bills
Senate Bills IS and l66-
which were then pending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

tho system insufficient blood strength
Is detriment 20 good health
II you are subject 70 poor digestion
or suspect deficient red blood as ths
cause OF your trouble. set have 40 or
ganic complication or focal Infection,
SIS Tonic may Dg just What you need
SIS Tonic SIS especially designed l)
TO promote the flow OF VITAL DIGES-
TIVE JUICES ga The stomach and ~
deficient
These two important results enable
YOU 10 enjoy the food YOU do eat "a
make use OF 10 as Nature intended Thus
YOU may get new vitality pep b..
become. animated more attractivei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

2-Wf RtlltF-Pain- Expellcr acts not
one. bur tUo remarkable ways for quick
relief FIRST stimulates local blood cir
culauon, helps relieve local congestion
reduce swelling, pam and stiff ness
Scco7d. gives hours OF soothing. com.
forting warmth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15
ECTC Alumni
Names Officers

At recent meeting of the E. C..
T.. c. Alumni association of New
Hanover county held at the Gov
ernor Dudley Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 10, Miss Azalene Sutherland
was elected secretary to succeed
Miss Mary Frances Byrd now serv-
ing with the American Red Cross
overseas, and Miss Jean Thomas
was@ elected treasurer to succeed
Mrs. Elizabeth Unger who is no
longer in the city.
After a word of welcome by the
president, Mrs. Hazel Kinney
Way. a report was given on the
Alumni day program held at the
college early in the summer by
Mrs. A. e. Baggett. The proposed
constitution of the local chapter
was read by Miss Bessie Fay and
discussed.
The meeting closed with the
singing Of the college song led by
Miss Carol Leigh HUMPHREYS. The
next meeting will be in January.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15
Junior Sorosis
Will Entertain
AT Card Tourney

The North Carolina Junior Soro-
sis announces benefit bridge tour
nament that has been planned for
the evening Of Tuesday October "a.
Each year the club presents these
events to the community as
means of raising funds to carry
on the charitable work Of the club.
The tourney will begin at 8
o'clock in the Sorosis clubhouse
on North Third street. Players are
asked to bring their own playing
cards. Many lovely prizes will be
awarded.
Reservations should be made in
advance by calling Mrs. W. B.
High, table sales chairman at 5982,
or any of the committee: Mrs.
James Loundsbury, phone 2-1231;
Mrs. Dow Huskey, phone 1883;
Mrs. Bradley Wootten, phone 2
1923; and Mrs. Waddell Corbett,
phone 1927.
Mrs. Roy v. Allen, ways and
means chairman, has appointed the
following chairmen of committees
for the tournament: Refreshments,
Mrs. j. K. Paul; serving, Mrs.
Robert White; prizes, Mrs. Sam
sondey; decorations, Miss Mary
Nichols; table sales, Mrs. W. B.
High; table appointments, Mrs. Ma.
rion Clark: cold drinks, Mrs. Will
liam Boles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15
]. Vivian Whitfield Will Address
NC. Sorosis Education Dept.

at which time J. Vivian Whitfield,
president of the Fender county
farm bureau federation and a
member Of the state legislature,
will be the guest speaker discuss
ing, Education and the Art Of Be-
ing Free Citizens.
Mr.. Whitfield has had wide and
varied experience, as University in
structor and foreign emissary,
which qualities him to give the
present trends. Month before Pearl
Harbor he presented lecture-se-
ries on the Philippines, depicting to
Sorosis members and friends the
natural wealth and geographic inn
portance of the islands, even then
serving notice that war with Japan
was inevitable within months.
Those privileged to remember his
lectures anticipate the return en-
gagement. Mrs. Eric Norden will
be chairman Of the music.
Representatives Of England, Rus
STA, China and France will partici-
pate in the afternoons program
and foreign-born citizens Of Will
rnington are cordially invited to at
tend. A social hour is to follow the
meeting.
Officers Of the Education depart
ment are Mrs. W. A. Fonvielle,
chairman; Mrs. Charles L. Bragg,
'vice-chairman and Mrs. A. B. Love
secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15

All interested persons are urged
by the ticket committee for the
Benno Rabinof concert, to purchase
their tickets as soon as possible in
order to AVOID congestion at the
door the evening of the concert.
The return engagement of this
famous violinist is considered a
rare treat for Wilmington music
lovers. Rabinof played here last
season to a packed house and judg-
ing from advanced sales another
sell-out is expected for this We'd
nesday evening.
This will be the first time that
the Pagsnine concerto in D major
has ever been played in its en-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15

Vows Announced

In q lovely ceremony Hla!A -
Miss Mary Louise naI
IL. DAUGHTER Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.A.
harris OF Elizabethtown, oecame
the bride Of William I. 6raoy'
r.. U. S. Navy. Saturday aiteI-
noon, September 30, at $3.50 O'Clock
IN ST. Andrews-Covenant Presby-
terrain church The double ring
Ceremony was used and Dr.. F. ".
Lewis spoke the vows before vs.
altar banked with palms and white
chrvsanthemuns. "At Dawnins,
.spscause,' and 20 Perfect Love"
were played by Mrs. Lacy King,
orsanist, before the ceremony, ana
the traditional wedding marcnes
were used. Ushers were 4. L. Bur
nett, and ]. w. Lewis.
The bride and bridegroom enter
ed the church together. The bride
wore a two-piece dress OF peacock
blue velveteen with matching hat.
brown accessories, and . corsage
OF purple-throated white orchids.
Mrs. Harris. mother OF the
bride. wore a lavender crepe dress
with black accessories and = cor
sage Of gardenias. Mrs. Brady
mother Of the bridegroom, wore
aqua wool with black accessories
and a corsage Of gardenlas.
The bride attended ElizabethtoWn
r,,hl;c schools and is a graduate Of
Eastern Carolina Teachers college
Of Greenville, since which. time she
has held a position with the En-
ployment Office Of the North Caro-
| Ina shipbuilding company in Will
mington.
Mr. Brady is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. william L. Brady ST.,
Of Wilmington. He attended h e
Elizabethtown Schools and Kings
Business college in Raleigh. He is
now Chief Storekeeper in the U. S.
NAVY and for the past two years
has been stationed in Scotland. Be-
fore entering the service he was
connected with the Bladen Hard
ware company of Elizabethtown.
The couple left for wedding
trip to unannounced points.
SERVICE CLUB
The regular meeting of the
Winter Park Service club will be
held in the auditorium Of the Win
ter Park school at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening, October IL.
Business of interest to those in
the community will be discussed.
The guest speaker for the evening
will be Kenneth Wooten, who will
speak on aeronautics.
Supper will be served by the
Parent Teacher association at 1880
.. m. in the school cafeteria.
Those. expecting to attend the
supper will please make reserva.
tons.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Cpl. and Mrs. Thomas B. White
announce the birth of a son, David
Hill, October I, at Marion Sprunt
annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15

meeting the president recou.,.
the following guests: Pvt. Ev.l,'
Mcdonald, member of the -, ~
home on leave, Lieut., Madd.'
Mrs. Ruby Skies, Miss Je,r.,
Knee, Mrs. Dorothy Holden M
Aileen Williams Miss Helen Dob.
son, Miss Virginia He.rin, M.
Edna Fussen and Edgar Vow
A discussion and review ~ .
articles concerning the celebr,sa.''
of National Business week w. Oa
heard and articles read Concerns
this special work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-15
Benno Rabinof, Famed Violinist,
Will Play Here Wednesday Evening

tirety in Wilmington. Rabinof Is
playing this brilliant virtuoso from
its original edition. He is one OF
three artists who is playing this
from the original, the others be-
ing Menahin and Francescatti.
Much interest is being shown es-
pecially among the young people
in the fact that Rabinof is playing
on one of the great violins OF the
world, a Guarnarius, valued at
forty thousand dollars.
The concert will start promptly
at $3.50 o'clock.
Accompanist will be Sylvia Smith
brillian young PIANIST, who will also
present group Of solos.