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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
Eight Eastern League Clubs
Represented; Large
Crowd Expected
BY ROY COOK

The pop bottles have been clear.
ed away The stands swept clean Of
peanut shells, the field raked, roll.
ed and a fresh batch of lime plac-
ed on the base lines. the players
have been given instructions as to
how it should be done, the two
managers are tearing their hair,
the players are nervous, in fact
everything is all set for the men
In blue to yell Play BALI
And when this familiar yell arts
Is from around home plate at
Legion Field tonight at 7:45 o'clock
the cream of the crop OF Eastern
Norta Carolina semi-pro baseball
PLAYERS will take their positions
as the first Eastern League ALI
Star game gets underway.
The two clubs have been select
ed from the eight clubs in the
loop. Players representing the East
were chosen from Masonborc, Wal
lace. Leland and Hampstead. The
Western All Stars hail from Baden
boro, Whiteville, Southport and Ia
Dor City.
Selected to manage the Eastern
outfit is genial Frank Manor, skip
per of the Masonboro Ramblers
and n of the smartest men in To-
cal semi-pro circuits. Jiggs Pow
ers. boss Of the Whitevillc Comets
will lead the Western club. Powers
is also known as a shrewd manager
and one who takes advantage Of
all the breaks.
Both managers were silent as to
their starting lineups, blu. both
claimed they had the best club. To-
night Legion stadium diamond will
be trampled by the hardest hitting,
best fielding clubs ever to be as
sembled under the lights for a
semi-pro game. Local pre-game
talk is that the East will win east
" but, this talk is due to the fact
that not many of the local talk
ers' have seen the Western stars
in action.
The rosters of the two clubs are
as follows:
East: Heath (Masonboro) and
Huffman Wallace), catcher;
Brown Masontoro). COMBS OVAL
Lace. Shooaf Hampstead). and
Billiard Leland, pitchers; Coving-
ton Masonboro), Farmer Hamp-
steadl. Horton (Hampstead), Bar
low (Hampstead). Rowan (Mas-
onboro), Clark Leland). Allen
(Masonbo1o) infielders; Walker,
W%allace), Morris (Wallace). Cow
ard Masonboro) Hursey (Wallace)
Braswell Hampstead), outfield-
ers.
West: Hester (Bladenboro) and
Russ Whiteville), catchers: Har-
wood, Nelson, and Stanley (White-
ville), Hughes (Southport), Levie
(Bladenboro,, pitchers: Brinkley.
Foster, and Heath (Whiteville),
Soles tabor City, and Jackson
(Bladenboro), infielders; Harden,
Hammond ard W. Hester (Bladen-
borol. Williams and A. Russ
Whiteville) Wright (Tabor City,,
outfielders
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
Second Meeting OfClubs
Slated Stadium 4P.M
Fennell And Duncan
Futrelle Ready To Face
Dan Williams
BY GENE
Star Sports Writer

Both To-day Fennell and Duncan
Futrelle, Wilmington American
Legion Junior righthanders, we're
throwing "a few" in practice yes
terday for the game today at 3
p. M, at Legion Stadium, but
neither knew which one of them
would handle the local mound dut-
les against Whiteville-the casts
league leading club and also a
team, that in the past, has had an
uncanny habit of beating Whining
ton ball clubs.
This seasons high school club,
which pulled the Eastern Confer
ence flag over Wilmington, did not
have Whiteville booked on it's
schedule, but it is a good bet that
the Columbus County lads could
have given Herman Click and COM
pany a tight squeeze. In the other
years MINIS lost annual contests
to Whiteville every season. Dan
Williams, the brilliant young pitch
er of Whiteville, also has Coach
Leon Brogden's Wilson champs on
his list of victims, as he defeated
the Cyclones in 1915.
There may be a chance that Will
liams hurled a few innings against
the Whiteville's Eastern State
Leaguers, but he will surely be
kept in shape to curve them to
Brogden and Davis crew today.
Williams is the boy Wilmington
must hit if they come out victor
ious at the stadium, and J. C..
Price Horton, and jim Gibson are
carrying the locals batting power
to the plate. All three are well
over 300 in the hitting averages,
yet they could do nothing at White
vile. The trio and their teammates
are hoping for better luck this time,
but ven if the locals lose they can
continue in the North Carolina
race, providing they come out in
second place in the east standings.
The uncertain situation about the
pitcher for Wilmington puts the
starting lineup for Brogden's bri-
gade a little vague. Two talented
players in the persons of Johnny
Crowley and Herman Hayden are
waiting. %anxiously for the choice.
If Fennell gets the nod, Crowley
takes over left field, or with Fut-
relle Tipping, Hayden works the
first base bag.
The other players and their posi-
tons are in the infield-Horton,
Price, and Homer Brewer at sec
ond, shortstop, and third respec-
lively. The center field slots are
all set with Gibson in right and
Mike Austin in center. Of course
either Fennell or Crowley has left.
The local fans have been asked
to support the Legion team, but
there has not been a large crowo
at the stadium yet, probably be
cause of the one-sided games. This
time Wilmington is the %underdog
and they deserve the same kind o:
support that other clubs %get-espe.
cially Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
SAIL BOAT RACE

The Carolina Yacht club sail boat
races in the morning was we'll at
tended. A slight drizzle of rain be-
gan to fall just before the first
event began. but the weather soon
cleared and a moderate wind was
blowing as the sail boats took to
the water.
In the Moth boat race, Dodo
Morrison came in first and Percy
Smith, Jr., took second place.
Tanky Miers pushed his Snipe
boat, across the finish line almost
an hour ahead of his closest COM
petitor.
In the Comet type event, Warren
Sanders, ST., finished first. closely
followed by Donald Fisher.
In the Hampton Class, the Mer-
curry sailed by Kenneth Sprunt
was first and the Rebel, with Hen.
ry Pechau at the helm came in
second. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
DODGERS, GIANTS
SPLIT TWIN BILL
Vic Lombard Scores 9Th
Win; Seven Home Runs
Hit In Doubleheader

NEW YORK, July 4.-P)-Soutn-
paw Vic Lombard scored his
eighth consecutive victory over the
New York Giants without a defeat
Thursday as he hurled the Brook
Ign Dodgers to an 8 to 5 victory
in the second game Of a twin bill,
after the New Workers had taken
the opener, 7 to s., behind Dave
Koslo. Seven home runs were hit
during the afternoon, with Ernie
lombard driving for the circuit
in both games as a crowd of 49,
200 watched.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

lie Bell drove his entry across first.
c. W. Dawson came in second, and
Henry West, of Chapel Hill was
third. The thrills of the afternoon
yer furnished in the free-for-all
event when a couple of spills were
made on the turns. Hugh Bell was
eliminated from the event when his
craft overturned. None of the
drivers were injured.
The final race of the afternoon
vas the water ski event, Eddie
Bell, riding behind Clayton Cofer's
boat came in first. Bobby Smith
finished second and Roddy Kidder,
after leading the race for the two
laps, fell off his ski less than 100
feet from the finish line, came in
third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
BUGS ANNOUNCE SIGNING OF NATE ANDREWS
York Giants
STAR urler To PlayHere

Bert Kite, business manager of the Wilmington Pirates,
made a sensational announcement last night as he disclosed
that the Buccaneers have signed Nate Andrews, who only
two weeks ago hurled for the New York Giants. He will
report to the local club and is expected to see action in next
Saturdays game with Angler.
Kite said last night that he talked with the former big
league hurler and Andrews told him he would be ready
to take the mound here Saturday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
YANKEES BREAK
EVEN WITH SENS
New York And WASHINGTON
Exchange Shut Outs In
Double Header

WASHINGTON, July 4. - Up -
Thanks to Joe Pages second VIC
tory in as many days. the New
York Yankees broke even with
Washington's Senators today in an
exchange of shut outs, 20 and so.
Page, winner over the Boston
red Sox Wednesday in a one-inning
relief role, southpawed the Sena-
tors into submission in a four-hit
performance in the nightcap.
Knucklebal!er Dutch" Leonard
hurled the Senator's victory in the
first game of a twin bill
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

tough tough Billy Graham (above)
o. o., New York, and fast-rising young
marley Chuck" Taylor, top the
G''lc bill Of fare at Madison Square
Garden tonight. Their welterweight
~uen-rounder will be aired coast to
coast over the ABC Network.
Il, Last fall Tony Pellone gave Billy
.ae only defeat he has suffered in "a
9SsrIs' Since then, influenced by
ltoGky Graziano, he has altered his
s,yle to get more wallop in his
puJGnes, and has kayoed Pat Scanlon
a n1 frankie Carlo. Taylor is a fight
, m lrlShman from Coalport, Pa,
faI' caused a stir by the way he
~ liked Freddie Archer last March.
IT, exhibited instructive boxing abil-
N.Y. ny, and a wide repertory of punches
F'tS speed, accuracy and power.
b.!oy the excitement, blow-by-
n'og on Glllette'sC avalcade OF Sports
W." american Broadcasting Co. and
"mfD, 400 on your dial at 8 pm
Remember, mel -se.tA
LOOK sharp! Ei!ene6H
FEEL sharp! BE s!zezs f
sharp! Use Gillette I~m
Blue Blades with helNd
as sharpest edges EM
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Errors Voiselle, Witek. Runs batted
in Cooper, Gordon, Lavagetto, Reiser
3, Marshall, Walker 3, Blattner, Med
wick, E. lombard. Two base hits
Reese, Anderson, Reiser. Home runs
Marshall, Blattner, E. lombard. Sacri-
flee Stanky Left on bases Brooklyn
Is; New York 7. Bases on balls off
Voiselle 8, V. Lombard 8. Kraus 2,
Trinkle 2, Kennedy 2. Strikeouts- by
Voiselle 4, v. lombard 5. Hits off
Voiselle 4 in 5 1-3 innings: Kraus ! in l
2-3; Trinkle Q in 1-3; Kennedy 4 in 2-3.
Balk- v. lombard. Losing pitcher
Trinkle. Umpires- Jorda, Henline, Re-
ardon and Goetz. Time-3 :06. Attendance
IA, 200 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
SCHWARTZ

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July
4. -W.p)- Second-seeded Sidney
Schwartz, of Erasmus Hall, Brook
lyn, advanced to the singles semi
finals of the National Interscho-
Iastic Championship Tennis Tour1a-
ment by winning a hard-fough5
match from Diehl Matter, Episco-
pal Academy, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
WITCH SIR WINS

CHICAGO. July r. @-
Witch Sir, which eight days
ago scored a So to l upset in
defeating the nations handi-
cap champion, Armed, roared
back Thursday, with another
upset in winning the $50, 900
Stars and Stripes handicap be-
fore a bowling holiday crowd
of $4,000 at Arlington Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
Juniors Clash With WhiteuiUe Today
MACKMEN, BOSTON
DIVIDE TWIN BILL
Philadelphia Captures
Opener 3 To z; Red
Sox Take Nightcap

PHILADELPHIA, July 4-R-
The Boston Red Sox, American
League leaders, split a doubleAead-
er with the tailend Philadelphia
Athletics in a holiday twinbill
Thursday. dropping the first. 8 to
2, and taking the nightcap, 9 to 8.
Ted Williams hit a homer in each
of the contests, his 21st and 22nd
Of tae year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
Eastern League All-Stars Play Tonight
Legion Stadium Is Scene
OfBattle O'clock
Chicago Cubs Divide
Bill With St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, July AF)-The Chi
cago Cubs took over second place
in the National League by a few
percentage points by taking the
opener of a doubleheader with the
Cardinals AZ Thursday, but the
st. Louis club captured the nightcap
81 to reclaim the position. The con-
tests drew %, 059 customers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Andrews, whose home is in Row.
land, pitched for the New York
Giants until a couple of weeks
ago when he asked for his release.
He told Kite last night that he had
received the release and signed
with the Pirates.
The big highlander hurled for
the Boston Braves and the Cincin-
natl Reds last season and started
the season this year with the New
York Giants. With the Braves he
hurled seven victories against IL
defeats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
DERBY CLINIC TONIGHT

All entrants, and all those ex-
pected to enter the Soap Box Derby
have been asked to be present at
8 o'clock to attend the Soap Box
Derby clinic which will be held at
the YMCA gymnasium. There will
be a swim party before the clinic
is held, starting at 7 o'clock, Of
ficials have announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
Detroit Tigers Split
With Cleveland Indians

DETROIT, July 4.-(P-A ninth
inning double play with the tying
u crossing the plate saved the
Cleveland Indians an even break
in a twin bill with the Detroit
Tigers Thursday as the Tribe
stemmed a Tiger rally to take the
nightcap 9 to l after losing the
opener 8 to 4.
(ErpgT HAMEN
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
RAINED OUT!

July 18th brought misery to
the enthusiastic crowds, who
were looking forward to three
doubleheaders throughout the
Tobacco State League but "olU
man weather" rained all the
games out. giving the loop
players a well deserved. rest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Errors Pesky 2, Suder. Runs batted
in Williams 2. McQuinn. Two base hits
-McQuinn, Hall. Home run Williams.
Sacrifice Culberson. Double plays
Higgins, Doerr and York; Doerr, Pesky
and York. Left on bases Boston S;
Philadelphia 7. Bases on balls off Mar
childon 4, Ferriss 2. Struck out by
Marchildon 4, Ferriss l. Umpires- Rom
mel, Boyer and Grieve. Time 2:O7. At
tendance $4,000 (estimated),
SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
Cincinnati Reds Split
With Pittsburgh's Buc's

CINCINNATI, July 4.-R- The
Cincinnati Reds and the Pitts
burgh Pirates split a doulbeheader
before Is, 047 fans here Thursday,
the Reds winnjng the second game
43 on a squeeze bunt in the bottom
Of the 11th after the BUGS won
the opener, Ell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Runs batted in-Kerr, Mize 2, Reiser 2,
Blattner, Lombard 3, Lavagetto 2. Three
base hit Furillo. Home runs Mize,
Reiser, lombard, Lavagetto. Stolen bases
Kerr, Mize, Blattner. Double play
Rigney, Blattner and Mize. Left on bases
Brooklyn S, New York 9. Bases on balls
-Hatten 3, Koslo 3, Head 2. Melton 3.
Strikeouts- Koslo 3, Hatten 4, Melton 3.
Hits off Hatten 6 in 4 innings; Head 2
in 2; Melton 2 in 2. Losing pitcher
Hatten. Umpires- Goetz, Jorda Henline
and Reardon. Time 2:20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Yesterdays RESULTS
tAll games in the Tobacco State League
were rsined out).
TODAY'S GAMES
WILMINGTON at Angier-Fuquay,
Clinton at D~unn-Erwin.
Smithfield at Sanford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Batteries;- Reynolds Is in 5 innings;
Berry Is in 8 1-3); K~rakauskas Il in o.;
Lemon 10 in 1-3); and Hayes. Overmire
a in o.: Benton Is in 81; Corsica q in
y; White q in y: Caster e in a.;
Trout q in u; and Richards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Runs batted in Ross 2, Fleming 2,
G%reenberg. Mullin, Cullenbine 2, Lake,
Hutchinson 2. Two base hits Boudreau,
Tebbetts. Home runs Cullenbine, Elem
ing. Ross. Sacrifices BIoodworth 2.
Double plays Hogan and Boudreau.
Left on bases Cleveland 3, Detroit T..
Bases on balls Gromek 2, Black l.,
Hutchinson 8. Hits off Gromek 3 in 1
% innings; Center 2 in 1 1-3: Berry 1
in 2-3: Black l in 4 2-3; Krakauskas o
in 0. Hit by pitcher-by Gromek Evers).
Wild pitch Hutchinson. Losing pitcher
Gromek. Umpires- Weafer, Rue and
Passarella. Time 2:O4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
S#@7
LEAGUE

yesterdays RESULTS
New York rs, Brooklyn SD.
Philadelphia 7-3, Boston o..
Pittsburgh 6-3, Cincinnati Ia.
Chicago Al, St. Louis 2-6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Batteries Zuber "A in q % ~innings);
Klinger 70 in 1-3); johnson q in ~;
Brown g in 2-3); Dreisewerd 10 in 1-3l
Ryba e in q and Wagner. Kneer Is in
y; Christopher 10 in S 2-3); Savage Il
in 1-3); Pagan q in u and Rosar.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
TODAY'S GAMES

TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Washington (night-
Queen 600 VS. Newsom 4-O
Boston at Philadelphia (night)-
Dobson G-3) VS. Fowler $50
st. Louis at Chicago (nighD-Mun-
Grief (2-3) or Fannin 600 VS.
Hammer Q-2)
Cleveland at Detroit GwilighD-
Embree (6-5) VS. Trucks (9-6)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
TODAY'S GAMES

Brooklyn at New York (night-
Barney (2-3) VS. Fischer Cd
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati might
Sewell GA VS.. S. Walters CD
Chicago at St. Louis (night-
Passeau 0-3) VS. Brecheen l4-8)
Only games scheduled
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Errors Hitchcock, Gordon, Travis.
Run batted in Vernon. Two base hits
Grace. Hitchcock. Three base hit-Guerra.
Stolen bases Vernon, Keller. Sacrifice
Lewis Double plays Leonard. Priddy
and Vernon: Henich and Rizzuto; Travis,
Priddy and Vernon Left on bases New
York S; Washington Z. Base IN balls
off Leonard 1; Murphy 1. Strikeouts-
by Wade S; Murphy 1. Hits off Wade
8 in 7; Murphy l in 1. Hit by pitcher
by Wade (Travis). Umpires- Berry,
Summers and Jones. Time-1:A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 20, New York 0-5
Detroit 8-8, Cleveland 4-9.
Philadelphia 3-8, Boston 20.
st. Louis 4-3, Chicago IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

x Batted for Hatten in 5th.
Xxx Batted for Head in 7th.
Xxx Batted for Melton in 9th.
xxx Ran for MedWick in 9th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

More than 80, 1000 craters have
been counted on the moon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Error Rice. Runs batted in-Jurges 3,
Sturgeon, Slaughter, Marion. Two base
hits-Slaughter, urges. Three base hits
Dauessandro, urges. Stolen base-Wait-
kus. Double plays Marion, S%choendienst
and Musial 3. Left on bases-Chicago 6;
st. Louis 8. Bases on balls Schmitz 3,
Wyse l, Brazle 8. Strikeouts- Brazle S,
Schmitz 3. Hits off Schmitz 6 in 7 in
nings; Wyse 0 in 2. Winning pitcher
Wyse. Time 2:06.
(SECOND GAME)
---------- DOL 900 00u-1 7 0
ST. LOUIS ---. oo2 010 3ox-6 IL q
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Batterles:- Chapman "a in 2 innings;
Bithorn q in s.; and Scheffing. Barrett
Is in s.; Pollet Il in 81; and Garaeiola.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

E~rrors-Gustine, Frey, Lamanno, Heus-
ser. Runs batted in Elliott 3, Kiner,
Baker. Two base hits Clay. Home runs
Elliott 2, Kiner. Stolen bases Russell
2. Double plays Baker to Handley;
Cuisine, Cox to Fletcher. Left on bases
Pittsburgh 8; Cincinnati 9. Bases on
balls off Strincevich 2, Heusser L,
Gumbert l. Strikeouts- by Strincevich
8, Heusser 4, Gumbert 1. Hits off
Heusser 9 in 7 innings; Gumbert 1 in 2.
Losing pitcher Heusser. Umpires-Bal-
~lanfant, Barlick and Pinnelli. Time
1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

The number Of hairs On an
adults head usually ranges from
129, 900 to $50, 600.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
(sECOND GAME)

Batteries:- Lanning q in inningsl;
Gables Il in y; Hallett Il in ~; AL
bosta Il in 1-3); Gornicki Il in 1-3); and
Lopez. Blackwell (e in 81; Shoun q in 81
and Mueller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05
GAME)

Batteries Page and Robinson; Wolff
g in 4 innings; Scarborough q in l.
81; Kennedy 70 in 1 2-3); Burtis 70 in y
and Evans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

(SECOND GAME) =.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

TOTALS -- IS 1 6
z Batted for Miller in 9Th.
" Batted for Heusser in 7th.
III Batted for Gumbert in 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

(SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE
Evening star., 1946-04-14
State Societies.
Spring Parties
ON Social L0g

North Cardinals Governor and
Mrs. r. Gregg Cherry will be hon
ored by the North Carolina So.
ciety of Washington at an Easter
party to be held Saturday evening
in the large ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel. The affair will be the
high light Of the season, for which
eight gala parties are scheduled
There will be dancing from 10 to l,
A brief reception will be held at
$3.50 pm, at which Mr.. John K.
Slear, president Of the society. and
Mrs. Slear will receive with Gov.
and Mrs. Cherry.
All North Carolinians in Wash
ington and vicinity are invited to at
tend and join with members of the
society IN welcoming the Governor
and his wife. Further information
can be obtained from Mrs. Annie
Lee Chisholm at Metropolitan 1859
or National 312o. Extension 1916.
The Minnesota State Society will
Evening star., 1946-04-14

hold its annual spring dance on
Friday evening, April rs, at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Senators
and Representatives of Minnesota
with their ladies will be honor
guests.
Those In attendance will greet
guests during intermission at an
informal reception. Mr.. Edwyn G.
Rydlun will act as general chair
man and Mr.. Arthur Pearson will
be master Of ceremonies.
Another State society event will
be Buffalo night" party, to be
given by members of New York
State on Wednesday evening, April
"a, in the new ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel. There will be
dancing from $50 pm. to 1890 am.
Mr.. Harold B. Barnett, president
OF the society, will attend and
tickets can be obtained from Miss
Dorothy M. Gollinger at Glebe 5004
In the evenings. Enlisted service
men are admitted free.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

Mrs. Inez Peterson and Mr.. Harry
s. lie Velle were united in marriage
on Sunday, April 7, at the home OF
the bridegroom, with Dr.. Tredick
ofhciating. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. Leonard
Fayerland, and Mrs. William Van
Duzer served her sister as maid OF
honor. Maj. Gen. Lester T. Miller
acted as best man.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Gen. Raymond Bliss, Gen
James Mollison. Judge Jones Pugh
Maj. Victor Blank, Mr.. Arthur
Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Scanlon and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Earl.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Independent Trade MEETING

State Senator l.. Harold Sothoron
OF Prince Georges County will speak
at the meeting of the Independent
Trade Association at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at the Laurel firehouse.
Plans for the celebration of the
county's 250th anniversary will be
discussed,
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Miss Thompson
ENGAGED 10 Wed

The engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn Thompson, to
Comdr. Oliver H. Cote, jr., U. S.
N. r., is announced by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eastwood Thompson of Arlington,
Mass. Comdr.- Cote is the son of
Evening star., 1946-04-14

Mrs. Anne B. Cote OF this city. He
served in the Pacific area during
the war and is now stationed here ]
Miss Thompson attended jackson
College and is graduate OF Kath-
crime Gibbs Secretarial School of
Boston.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

The Minnesota State Society will