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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-14

Wer beilig merben min, brau1t Dor
alem ben feiten, entihlonenen @il-
len, iib 5il beiligen, mag es foiten
mas ilnmer. Ser fl. Biihof aIeran.
Der bon 8eronn, 6eifen oos r6miide
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16

terega sc je sam hvalil, da je
partizanski konj. Bill pa je to
Jernejcov konj il Dobrunj, XII so
mu ga ma belogardisticen nacin
"rekvirirali." Prav tako je ia
prica potrdila, da je Krizaj kri-
cal S priznice: 'Naj bo prokletu
matt, XII je rodila partisano."
Precitana je bila Sc izpoved
price Mirama Mravljeta, XII je IL
povedal, kako je bila II. decem-
bra 1912 aretirana njegova ma
ii. Odpeljali so jo v Bizovik in
tam obsodili ma smrt. Pc dolgo-
trajnem moledovanju so mu do
volili vsaj toliko, da je mogel
mater pred smrtjo Sc videti. Ma
tt lie bila VISA krvava in razbita
in Sc je videlo, da so jo straho-
vito pretepali. Spregovoriti nj
sta smela niti besedice. *'Kri$Gj
mi je Sc sagrosil, da ne sm,ema
aikomur 0 tenn povedati niti be-
sedice, sicer bodo tudi mene."
S tenn je bila dopoldanska raz-
prava zakljucena in Sc je NADIA
ljevala popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
Duhovni oce k|ovco Rormono

je bill 'nedolzni' zupnik Cerkov-
mix v druzbi italijanskega oficir-
ia oh kamionu, ko so aretirance
odpeljali il njegove fare. V "a
porih Sc je spoznal in sprijate-
I'LL Lojzetom Cekuto, "a kate
rega je zupnik obtozen, da je
povzrocil njegovo smrt. Cekuta
je Jurancicu zaupal, da Sc je
prisel zupnik Cerkovnik osebno
prepricat v zapor, &c so zaprli
pravega.
Isti Cekuta, XII ga je prica
oznacil kot preprostega in po-
stenega kmetskega fanta, je do
bill Cd zupnika Cerkovnika de-
mar "a nabavo orozja bell gardi,
XII pa ga je v svojem postenju
izrocil raje partizanom kot ma
rodnim izdajalcem. Cekuto so
kasneje ustrelili.
Med izpovedjo te price je k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
SkUPAJ Y IZDAJSTVU -
SKUPA.J PRED LJUDSKO SODBO
h s1.sap

pomocniku javnega tozilca pri-
stopil obtozeni Rorman, nakar
ga je ia pozval k besedi S pri-
pombo:
"Rorman! Pojdi tia in povej
mu, da je bill vecji morilec kot
81 til"
In Rormaa,, je jasno in trdmo
ispovedol, da je $upmik CerkOe-
nix eden ismed tistih dveh dr.
h0unov s sest0nka . n0U0nae-
Skem 'Prosvetnem donaw," mo-
katerem so govoriH, da je treba
masprotmike poHjoti!
Tako je tisti plevel, XII ga je
zupnik Cerkovnik zasejal ma
svojo njivo in mu dajal "bozji
blagoslov" "a njegovo rast, oh
casu polaganj racunov predlozil
tudi racun "a svojega zakrknje-
mega ucitelja!
zupnik Cerkovnik je moral
molcati.
Prav tako je moral molcati,
ko mu je priea uciteljica Fraeja
Erbe$nik v obraz obudila v spo-
min, da je beguncem v Ljubljani
pomagal do sluzbe le, &c so sc
obvezali, da bodo vstopili v ka-
tolisko akcijo in da bodo aktiv-
no sodelovali po nacelu, XII ga je
zupnik Cerkovnik, propagiral,
namrec:
"ze no tenn svetu Sc je treba
nad$cevati sovrd$nikona!p
In molcal je tudi potem, ko je
neka prica postavila ma laz ME-
govo trditev, da v njegovi fari
nihce nj padel cd "crne roke." :"
Tudi ma tenn mestu je zupnik
Cerkovnik moral spoznati, da je
tisto ljudstvo, proti kateremu je
vzgajal in posiljal pod krinko
''bozje besede" crnorokce Ror-
manovega kova, spoznalo njego-
vo pravo podobo-podobo kri-
vega ucenika, vodnika v pogubo
in ne v "zvelicanje."
Vzgoja " "katoliskem" duhu
Duhovnik JoSe Savora, vodja
Vajeniskega donna v Ljubljani,
tudi eden izmed glavnih idejnih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
(Nadal ljeUussje)
v spovednici je. izsiljeval

SP0Veon1cl Je azSAAJeVdA
priznanja
Prica Angela zabjGk IL Do,
brunj je izpovedala, da je bila
aretirana cd belle garde ma Bizo-
viku in obsojena ma smrt. Ia
kratni poveljnik belle garde, zlo-
glasni Cepuder jo je strahotno
pretepal. Navzoc je bill tudi Kri-
zaj.
"KriSaj me je vlekel y cerkeV
in me spraseval, kje ineajo prs-
sta$i Osvobodilae fromte sestan-
ke, kje imajo oro$je it'd. Hotel je
issihti prismomje z rosaimai gro$-
mjarei, 6e$, da bonn ~streljena IN
podobno. Ko sem stopila IL spo-
vedmice, je takoj pristopil Cepm-
der IN Sc s KriSajena mekaj poti-
hem rasgovarjal. Prepri6ana
sem, do bi bila tokoj estrelje'ea,
&c bi bsla pri spoVedi le majmamj-
so stUar ispoVedolo."
Naslednja prica Morijo Jako-
PIN je izpovedala, da Sc je Kri-
zaj vozil okrog S konjem, "a ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16

voditeljev in vnetih organize
'torjev belle garde in domobran-
stva, Sc je skusal potuhniti pred
sodbo ljudstva. Svojo vlogo v
Vajeniskem domu je skromno
predstavil z izjavo, da. je bila
njegova skrb "a vzgojo vajeneev
v katoliskem duhu.
Toda Savora, XII nj racunal q
moznostjo, da Sc bo kdo cd tt
stih, XII jih je preganjal, resil il
okupatorskih jec in taborisc, je
bill danes pred jasno in glasno
obtozbo IL obraza v obraz s tisti-
mi, XII jim je "a veeno hotel "a
preti usta:
Vajemce IN use tiste, "a kate-
re trdi, da naw je bila poverjema
skrb sa mjihovo "uSgojo y kato-
h$kens das1su," je u6il, do je osvo-
bodsJna borba slouenskega ,,aro-
da le sakrinkana borba "brez-
boSnega" konau,aisma. A silo,
kadar nj SO milo, je naganjal
vajence . mste donaobranstva.
Tudi no Obrtmi SoN je sejal te
nawke in vsgajal kader aktivmih
isdajalcev.
Toda vseh svojih ucencev nj
mogel potegniti "a praporom
zlagane borbe "a boga in vero.
Predenj je stopila energicna
mladinka, nekdanja njegova
ucenka, XII je jasno povedala, da
so bile cure mjegovega Verouka
posvecene vseskosi mjegow bor-
N proti osvobodiz',em~ gibomju
IN blatemju tistih, XII sc MISC
stra$iH iti po tistih praVih po-
tih, proti katerina je omv svojema
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16

Ma popoldanski razpravi Sc je
prvi zagovarjal sentjernejski
zupnik Franc Cerk0UniE. 'Tudi
on spada vrsto najizrazitejsih
yojnih zlocincev.
zupsik Cerkovmtk je klasscen
primer duhovnika, ki je D sle-
penn sovra$tvu EASEL tako dalec,
da je savajal ljudi . "crno roko"
ter dajal morilcena vspodbudo k
ubijanju nedolSnih starcev, $e-
mo- IN otrok. Najglasnej$a obto$-
ba njegove straSne krivde je So
obtoSeni JoSe Norman, Glovek,
XII je sagreS1 tako straSne sloGi-
ne, da je teSko verjeti, d. jih je
n,ogel isw$iti 6zovek z duso IN
rGsunlOm.
Rorman, XII je zakrivil toliko
pokoljev cd starcev do zena in
dojenckov, je dobival navodila
"a svoje zlocinsko delovanje ma
sestankih "crne roke" v Pro-
svetnem domu v Novem mestu,
katerih Sc je udelezeval tudi OBJ
tozeni zupnik Cerkovnik.
Najlepso sliko njegovega zup-
nikovanja V Sent Jerneju kaze
dejstvo, da je tel fari mad
1000 MOI stopilo vrste izda-
jalskih domobrancev.
zupnik Cerkovnik je bill eden
prvih orgamisatorjev belle garde.
Okrog MEGA so Sc sbiraH maj
vidnejsi predstavmiki tega slo-
Ginskega pokreta. Vsdr$eval je
najtesnej$e svese z itaNja,askimai
0ficirH. Pri nanoSicnih racijdh
leta 1919 je CerkoVmik dolocol
tiste ljudi, XII so maorah . inter-
mocijo, docima je isposloval 'is-
pust" tistih mo$, ki so bill volj-
nj vstopiti D belo gardo. On je
tudi tisti, XII je isdal Alojsijo Ce-
kuto, XII je bill mato cd Italijanov
ustreljen.
Ia razliko cd tistih obtozen-
cev, XII priznavajo svoje zlocine,
je zupnik Cerkovnik eden tistih,
XII skusa "a mirnim nastopom in
zbrano besedo pred oblicjem
ljudske sodbe zakriti vse tajne
svojega zlocinskega pocetja,
skritega pod plasc verskih in
cerkvenih dolznosti. S priznice
je blatil Osvobodilno fronto, il
kles6 okupatorjev pa je "rese-
val' lie tiste, XII so bill priprav-
ljeni vstopiti v njegovo "Legijo
smrti."
Oskrbel 81 je spisek pristasev
Osvobodilne fronte, osebno sc je
prepriceval, &c so zaprli prave;
organiziral je nabavo orozja in
poskrbel tudi "a denar. V novo-
meskem Prosvetnem domu je
sodeloval pri doloeanju, kako
maj Sc postopa z nasprotniki in
s kom maj Sc obraeuna. Skusal je
prikriti svoje zlocine, toda ma
stopile so price in pred mimi je
Cerkovnik umolknil.
Nekdanji ucitelj v smarjeti
JoSe Juranci6 je izpoyedal, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
sdusebri$ni$tVu' rohnel."

Krvnik dolsnjskega ljudstva
Zadnji Sc je ma popoldanski
razpravi zagovarjal bivsi aktiv-
nj major Ladislav KriS. v zvezo
z zastopniki vojnega zlocinca
MihaIovica je stopil ze junija
1912. v slovensko domobrarl-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
Deccek

star mad Is let, dobi dobro stall
no delo v grocerijski trgovini.
Dobra plaza. Zglasiti Sc je pri
UNITED FOOD STORE, $40 E.
1876 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
Rudy BozegIov
Winery
SOLO St. Clair Ave. EN- 0282

COLO St. Clair Ave. EN- 0202
Sc priporoeano vsem nasim
gostom in prijateljem, da 81 "a
velikonocne praznike nabavite
pri mas fino, naravno, ohijsko
vino. Imamo tudi sladko kali
fornijsko vino.
Ia praznike bono imeli po-
sebnost ter bono prodajali ma
galone in steklenice: Vinarna je
odprta vsak dan cd 8. ure zju-
traj do 1O:30 ure zvecer; oh So
botah cd 8. do IL. ure zvecer.
Sc priporocano "a obisk.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31
Veterans Join
Teaching Staff
at Conservatory

Two returned veterans have
joined the teaching staff at the
Wyandotte Conservatory of Music.
They are James A. Murdoch,
who served in the Navy as a musi-
clan second class stationed aboord
the Wisconsin, and Sigfried B. Or
staduis, musician in the United
States Army.
MIR. Murdoch, born and reared in
Trenton. was director Of instru-
mental music in Trenton G. E.
Strohm school prior to his enlist
ment in the Navy in 1912.
Mr.. Murdoch received his B. A.
degree, majoring in music, from
Wayn University and while there
he was student soloist. He is teach
er of all band instruments.
Mr.. Orstadius, Hazel Park, re-
ceived his B. A. from Wayne I'm
iyersity previous to his enlistment in
the Army in 1910. He spent SO
months overseas, and while in Italy
directed regional bands. He teaches
band instruments and is an excel
lent teacher of Hawaiian and Spa
ish guitar Both Mr.. Murdoch and
Mr.. Orstadius are well known vo-
calists and members of the N. Con-
gregational church choir. Detroit,
where Mr.. Murdoch is soloist and
they are members Of the Detroit
Ohpeus Club.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

Noble, Janice McCauley and Lou
Ann Steffin.
Cookie Jones, thinking that a
certain stude would make a good
leaning post, tried it but
wasn't successful She landed
flat on her face in the snow.
Then there was the crowd that
went to Canada to see Slap Happy
Joe Gentle Among them were
Elaine Dickman, Jake Thompson,
Dolores Donlon, James Sycitt. Dot
Boyd, Jack Smitka, Ann "Genthe"
Hunt, Jimmy Larkin and Earl Mac
Namara Coming in later were
Margaret Lawson and any
Flexible" MCGEE Boy! What
a time. ..
Dean Eastman was very wise
when he told pretty Jane Stark
that he wasn't taking her to the
Prom the mite before the gala af-
fair. His intuition must have
told him that sailor boy Palmer
would be home for the occasion.
Don't know how to explain the
Prom, but it sure was wonderfull
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31
Five Candidates
Enter Trenton
Council Race

The final closing hour Tuesday
at 5,pn,. for candidates to file and
to have their name placed on the
BALLOT in the February IA primary
election brought five men into the
race for village councilman.
Three councilmen are to be
elected in the spring election.
Tho-e filing are Charles Sash,
incumbent, Chestley La Beau, in
cumbent, Herman Eichenhofer, and
Lloyd S. Currey, all are the Peoples
Ticket, and Harry D. Badger. Jr.,
on the Citizens ticket.
Aaron Simmons. councilman who
is serving the unexpired term of
Fred Pomeraning, did not file for
nomination.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31
Trenton Veterans Receive Discharge

Two more Trenton World War II
veterans returned home Saturday,
after completing several months
overseas, and received their dis
charges.
It's Charles Ruby Bosnian, son
or MIR. ana Mrs. Ruby Bosnian, who
spent "a months in the u. S. Army
came from the South Pacific where
he has spent the past "a months.
First Class Petty Officer Ruby
Binder, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31
BOY SCOUT WEEK
OBSERVED IN TRENTON CHUR

The Rev. Milton II. Bank. pastor
of the Trenton Methodist church.
made known some of the important
dates of church activities in Febru-
airy.
On February 10, service died.
icated to Boy Scouts will be con-
Quoted.
Iaymen's Sunday viii be Feb. "a.
and Feb. n will be family night.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

h a d a gran d
time . The
Polish band was
on the dow n
beat. That
Polka jump by
L e n ard W a S
really hot. .
Dressed for the
kill were Joyce
s hi n G lie t o n,
S hirle y Ann
Miller, Eleanor
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

Binder came from Tokyo, after
spending several months there. He
served in the United States Navy
for four years. He is a graduate OF
the Trenton Slocum-Truax high
school and will assist his father in
his business.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31
STRAIGHT
JlVE

By Pat Shepard and Marie Minak

BY Pat Shepard and Marie Minak
The weather outside was fright
full, but the skating was mighty
delightful at Slippery slippery
slip Seen taking a chance
Or the lce were Marvin Leslie, John
Hula, Harry Worrell also
those two friendly gals Pat McCloy
and little Dolores Minak but
McCloy and Minak were more for
sitting en- the Ice You know
how it is for beginners.
Parties, parties and more parties
put the one we'll remember
i: Betty Schneider'S Everyone
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

All those gals in
t h ir gorgeous
f orm ais and
lads in their
tux It was
really solid. In
spite of dress,
Bernice Brovak-
vich and Gene
Daniels W ere
high st eppin'
. but Ber-
nice stepped a
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

Atlle 700 nlgn she now has
foot-sized hole in her party finery
and speaking Of dresses
during mid-evening Jane Stark's
began to degenerate Gin plain Eng
hsh-fall apart. Marilee Slay
was running quite a fever that
mite Eli, Bill! Many kids
were impressed by the fantastic
stories of the fortune teller
So if you notice any changes .
you know why
QUESTION OF THE WEEK. Z
What is going to happen? Paul
Neifert is home. Draw your
own conclusions.
We don't know whether Craig
Rebold was playing tag or COPS and
robbers with Joe Catarino. But
we do know that door was slam
med In Joe's face -. Doc. Hem
derson came to the rescue and took
him to the hospital. Just call
him "One Eye"
BACK TO SCHOOL
After q few days vacation it's
back to school with lots of
new freshies round. While ON
this subject here's gay little incl
dent
Miss Black called her Senior class
IT, order 4. Looking around she
took particular notice of a some
what small lad sitting in the front
seat and said, boy. you look am
bilious. how about passing out
books? =. why sure" he seq.
/. He didn't look quite like a
senior, though so Benny Lup-
pm seq. Hey. Sonny, amt youse
in the wrong room?" The boy.
kinda scared. answered, @Yea, I
think am. I'm only o freshie."
The moral of this story Is: BY
the time you get to be q senior
that ambitious look Ia ann.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

Louis Eldon Dege, MoMM &c, is
spending a 30-day leave with his
mother, Mrs. Bertha Dege, 524 Ma
pie. He arrived home Wednesday
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

In Latin American countries
roasted pumpkin seeds are sold at
peddlers stands much as roasted
peanuts are sold in this country.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

morning and will report 70 GC>>s
Lakes, Ill, at the end Of his leavs
where he expects to receive his dis
charge.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

A squirrel frog is a small tree
toad whose habitat is the southern
United States.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

Nebraska's war dead, on the 4th
anniversary of Pearl Harbor, totaled
3,7l8.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

Ecorse Courier Lincoln Park Edition River
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS HERALD
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1916 PAGE FIFTEEN
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-08
BUSINESS LEAGUE
ISSUES new MAGAZINE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Jan. 8,
(ANP) - The Journal of Negro
a new 40-page magazine,
the official organ of the National
Negro Business league, made it's ap-
pearance here with the new year.
DR.. Charles w. Pemberton of Hous-
ton is chairman of the publishing
board. Other members of the board
include: Horace Sudduth, Cincin-
natl; A. G. Castor, Birmingham;
B. J. Strobe, Galveston Tex; M. S.
Stuart, Memphis; George R. Rag
land, Oklahoma City; Carlton
Gaines, Detroit and George w. Cox,
of Durham, N. C.
Features include: "Secretary's
Notes." by O. K. Manning, executive
secretary of the league; Business
and Education" by Leroy Crayton,
Cleveland; "The Small Business
Program of the U. S. Department
of Commerce." by Emmer Lancas-
ter; "Where Shall We Live" by A.
Maceo Smith, Dallas, and '"The De-
velopment of Negro Business and
Local Business Groups" by Joseph
R. Houchins, specialist, Negro sta
tistics bureau of the department of
commerce.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan. 8, (ANP)-
Frank Schiffman, chief represen-
tative of the Leo Brecher interests
in the operation of famous old Ap-
ollo theatre, can avail himself of
the tip l pass along to him (and
Jimmy MarshalD if he so chooses.
The first break that you get in your
1916 booking, rush out and get Slam
Stewart for a week-or two. Seven
years ago, Frank, l went behind the
wings of your playhouse and there
interviewed the act of Slim Gaillard
and Slam Stewart. You will recall
that the rage hit tune of that season
was this acts zany little ditty titled
"Flat Foot Floogie with the Floy
Floy."
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-08
PRESIDENT TRUMAN SIGNS
VETERANS MEDICAL BILL;
ASKS NO DISCRIMINATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (ANP).
Immediately after signing the
controversial bill removing top
ranking physicians Of the Veterans
administration from civil service,
President Truman wrote Gen. Omar
Bradley, veterans administrator,
directing him to give job priority
to qualified veterans and provide
against racial or religious discrimi-
nation in carrying out the bills pro-
visions.
The measure, intended to get L.
500 or more physicians by offering
more attractive positions and terms,
creates the post Of chief medical
director at salary of $4,000 per
year, deputy at $11,500 and eight
assistants at $1,000.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-08

"Moni," Mortro (The Voice. Ton
afro, one of 1945's singing discov-
cries, the Dancing Jays, emcee
doc" Wheeler, the classy Murrain
pony dancing chorus-all fade out
into the night, come :. next week.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-08

ANT plays bear the hallmark of
untiring effort on the part of direc-
tor Abram Hill and selectivity of
the best in the amateur dramatic
acting field. Currently at their
workshop, Sam J. Kootz's "Home is
the Hunter" is being presented. The
dialogue never quite succeeds in
putting across the basic theme of
the opus-a resume of the present
world upheavaI in labor ranks, the
capitalistic stranglehold, marital
tanglewews and "livery tower" con-
fusion.
The cast includes: Evelio Grillo,
Dawson Drake Sr., Maxwell Clan
vile, Rusty Saunders; Clarice Tay-
lor; Ann Drake and Elwood Smith
Dawson Drake, Jr.
Members of the cast appeared i'll
at ease and not nearly up to the Hill
standard of other seasons. | would
say that Evelio Grillo, who portray
ed the role of Dawon Drake (the
father) Sr., was the most composed
actor on the stage and even his per-
formance was not up to par. expect
to see the show later in the season
at which time the report card may
read much better.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-08

The new Repertory players who
opened at the Mckinley theatre in
the Bronx last week in arsenic
and Old Lace" have white and col
ored Bronxites thrilled beyond any
words. Under the clever direction of
Otto Semetti, included some mighty
fine actors and actresses, to-wit !:
Avon (Porgy and Bess) Long, Ruby
Dee, Che really went to town as
Elaine Harper, sweetheart of Nor
timer); Wordell Saunders, P. J.
Sidney, Billy (former boxer) Cum
berbatch, John Marriott, Bill
Greaves, "Bootsie" Davis, Dick
Winn, Robert Dorsey, Abbie (won-
der Of the age) Mitchell, and the
equally lovable and talented Hilda
Offley.