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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
JACKETS DEFEAT
JAYVEES, 27-24

Wallace Vests Junior Varsity
basketball team opened their 1947
season by bowling to the strong
Elizabethtown Yellow Jackets q
to "a in nip and tuck battle
played last night before the New
Hanover -Maola Basketeers con-
test at the New Hanover gym.
The Junior Varsity led most
of the way only to have the
Jackets Sammy Cole put the
visiting team in front with less
than a minute and half to play.
Jere Hilburn was high scorer
of the game, getting 8 points
while Cole was next with seven.
Pat Harrington garnered six for
the Jayvees cause and Terry
Britt came UP with five points
to place second for the Elizabeth
town team.
The Junior Wildcats started off
like house afire and at the end
of the first quarter were leading
II to 5. The Yellow Jackets got
into the fight in the second period
and at the halftime the score
board read home team IA, visitors
IA. Vests boys were leading II
to 20 at the third period junction.
The Yellow Jackets put the con-
test on ice with their last minute
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
Carolina Alumni Names Granger
Marsden Bellamy, W C
Barfield Elected At An
maui Meeting Here

Isaac B. Granger, Jr., was
elected president of the New
Hanover chapter of the Universe
ty of North Carolina Alumni al
the annual winter meeting las1
night at the Friendly. He will
succeed J. Fred Rippy, Jr.
Marsden Bellamy, county at.
torney, was elected vice presi.
dent to succeed Granger anc
William c. Barfield was namec
|secretary-treasuer to replace Joe
Holman.
DR.. o. X. Cornwell, physica.
education director of UNC, spoke
to the local alumni on the pres
ent conditions at the University
New dormitories are under con.
struction now and an attempf
will be made to house as many
students as possible, he said.
The enrolment of student:
from outside North Carolina ha:
been reduced to 10 per cent o:
the total enrolment in order tha
additional students from thi:
state can be admitted, DR.. Corn
we'll said.
Jake Wade, sports publicity di
rector of UNC, told the loca
alumni of the sports program a
the University and Jayvee foot
ball coach Crowell Little, wht
makes a hobby Of filming the grie
games of the Tar Heels, ran Of
films of the North Carolina
Maryland and the Tar Heels-In
dians battle.
Approximately IS members O.
the local alumni attended tht
banquet meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16

with a long one for the Basket
eers.
Collie came back with another
long one and Leon Hummings
sank a free shot to make the
count 6-5 in favor of the Will
mington club. Lockey put the
visitors in the lead with a Grip,
but Collie scored a foul goal to
keep the score tied. Charlie
Smith rang up a Grip beauty and
the New Hanover aggregation
was in front for keeps. The score
at the end of the fist quarter
was 1910.
The Wildcat second string
joined in the fun in the second
period and the Hanover team
tailed seven times while the Oak
Grove gang was hitting the bas-
ket only three times to give the
home team 80 to Is advantage
as the half ended.
The visitors came back strong
in the third period to tally six
points while holding the fast
moving Wildcat team to eight
markers. Lockey, Oreland, and
Mercer were the big gum in this
spree for the Mao1;. team, while
Raye and Fennell shared the
third quarter glory for the
Orange and Black team.
With the score As to q in the
fourth quarter, the Wildcat third
stringers got their opportunity.
The reserves played on even
terms with the big and expert
enced Oak Grove team which has
won five out of nine games so
far this season. Both quints scor-
ed six points while the number
three reserves were in the game
The Box:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
GEORGE WASHINGTON
DEFEATS DAVIDSON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-P)
George Washington's unbeaten
Colonials had an easy time post
ing their sixth straight victory
here tonight, drubbingg David
sons Wildcats, 81 to 40 before a
handful of spectators.
The triumph was GW's third
in South. >rn Conference play and
gives the Colonials undisputed
possession of the league lead at
this stage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
PIRATES TO PLAY
AT LEGION FIELD

The Wilr ington Pirate Base
ball club, owned by Louis Che
shire, M. L. Rocks, w. P. Sut-
ton, and V. A. Stefano, yester-
day agre to pay New Hanover
county IL per cent of the total
gate receipts for the use of the
American Legion Stadium next
season.
1t was understood that the Buc
owners would seek a lower rent
for the use of the Stadium for
their Tobacco State league games
here next season. The Pirates
paid IL per cent last year.
Louis Cheshire, reported to be
the new business manager of the
Buccaneers appeared before the
commissioners yesterday morn
ing and told them the Pirates
will not complete the. stadium
they started before the season
!! opened la ar.
The Pirates recently changed
hands when Odell Bridgers and
Victor Stefano sold their intel IS
to Cheshire, Rocks and Sutton.
Stefano held one-fourth Of his
interest. 6 ltton was elected presi-
dent of the club early in Novem-
ber.
Cheshire has not publicly an
nounced his appointment as bust
ness manager, but yesterdays ap-
pearance before the commission.
ers in behalf of the club started
rumors that he has taken over
the Buc front Office.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16

first quarter, but once underway
4be a. Fast breaking Wildcat mach
;ne ; was never headed.
= TFennell sank seven field goals
.,ano with one foul shot to lead
10Th 10th teams with 15 points. Raye,
.bo lad who rates good chance
tn W stav on the Cat first string,
tslIjed 10 points. Fred Lockey
moe high man for the visiting
outfit with II.
Failure at the charity mark
,ost the Wildcats point while
tbe Maola basketeers made the
nost Of their free shots, getting
three out of six.
The New Hanover second
string played a portion of the
came, and in the fading minutes
of the contest, the third string
ers went into the fray.
Teddy Fennell dribbled
through the entire Maola team
n sink a crisp shot to open the
scoring for the night Forward
SAMMY Oseland tied the count
for The invaders with push shot.
Louis Collie dittoed and the Cats
went into the lead again. Johnnie
Mercer deadlocked the score
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
4 GRID PLAYERS
GET SUSPENSIONS
HONOLULU, Dec. IS. -W.D-

AAo4NoAoLO, oGC. ID. -Vo'T0-
] Rufus Klawans, commissioner
of the Pacific Coast Professional
Football League, today barred
four Hawaiian Warrior players
from the game for life, and indef-
initely suspended 10 other mem
bers of the team for betting on
their December Z game against
the Los Angeles Bulldogs.
Barred for life were halfback
Mel Abreau, 27, formerly of the
University of Hawaii and one o1
the leagues outstanding stars;
halfback Ray Scussel, "a, form
erly of Yale; guard Floyd Rhea
25, of Oregon; and center Jack
Neenan, Is, of the University o1
South Carolina.
Klawans said these four insti
gated betting poo of $4,000
and contacted bookies. The
money was placed OH their own
team, giving seven points the
first half and IA points for the
game. The players lost most of
the money when they won the
game by a single point, z to 6.
Suspended indefinitely were
quarterback Keith Spaith, "a, of
St. Mary's; halfback Ed Meow
ern, "a, of Illinois; halfback
Frank Trigilio, %, of Vermont
fullback Ray Ybarra, q, of Ari-
zona State; end Abe Addams, 81
of Indiana; tackle. Tony Serpe,
80, of Fordham; tackle A. ].
Spielman, Is, of UCLA; guard
Len Canavan, 26, of San Fran
cisco State; guard Steven Bench
wick, %, of Alabama; and CEN
ter Mill Milicevich, q, Of St.
Mary's California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
ALL L-AMERICA SET
TO KEEP 8 CLUBS

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. -R1--
All-America Conference owners
decided today that the same eighs
cities which made up the infant
pro football circuit in 1947 ana
attracted 2,028,487 customers
were good enough and strong
enough for the 1948 campaign.
While the owners spent the
day behind locked doors in exc
ecutive session, rumors were ram
pant in the hotel corridors that
the Brooklyn franchise might be
transferred, possibly to Dallas,
Tex. But William D. Cox, Exc
ecutive Vice President of the
grid Dodgers, left the session
long enough to say that Brooks
lyn definitely will be in the con-
ference next year"
Mol 9-3ayA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT
POSTPONED BY CLUB

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. -W.D-
The 15-round title bout between
lightweight champion Ike Will
liams and Bob Montgomery,
scheduled for January 16, at
Madison Square Garden, was set
back today until February 20
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
Wildcat Cagers Trampe Maola Basketeers, 81 To 33
Toddy Fennen Dennis Raye
Share Limelight In Opener

Sixteen Wildcat hoopsters action at the New Han
over gym last night as the high school basketball team
pped the lid off the l94748 hardwood season with con-
ncng to 33 victory the Maola Basketeers from
Oak Grove.
Veteran Toddy Fennell shared the scoring lmeliqht
with Dennson Raye the Brogden boys got into
@ speed after slow start The game was close during the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
Statistics Show Punting
Has Returned ToGridiron

the nations leaders for the past
three years in row. He was
eighth this year, fifth last year
and second in 1915.
Mississippi's Charley Conerly
could lay claim to being the ma.
tons outstanding statistica.
triple threat. Conerly was first
in passing, second in total of.
fense (gains rushing and pass
ing) and 18th in punting with a
40.l average.
The figures:
t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16

Foul shots missed: Ose1and l. Lock-
ey 2, Hummings l., Anspach /, Harrison
l, and Collie 2, Ray 3. Fennell 4.
Score at halftime: Maola 16; Wildcats
80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-14

House Committee would easily reveal who is financing
them Colorado, California and Minnesota have three
each The District of Columbia of the House Com
mtee-has two antiSemc Sheets and do the states of
Nebraska New York and Washington One anti Semitic
publication appears in each of the following states Con-
necticut Florida Indiana Kansas Michigan New Mexico
Ohio Oregon and Pennsylvania Here is job of prob
ing the legislators in Washington who sincerely
The Department of Interior has been taken task by
gresham Sabbath of Chicago for permitting Gerald L. K
Smith to hold meeting at the Sylvan Theater on the
Washington Monument grounds Sabbath requested that
in the future be found to deny the of facilities
in National Capital Park system to such exhortatons of
to the Department of Interior Rep Sabbath described Smith
as professed anSemite and pro-Fascst Secretary of
Interior Julius A. Krug in acknowledging Sabbaths letter.
emphasized that he shares completely the Congressmans
views as to the character and purposes of Mr. Smith
I. N. SIDEIIGHTS
traditional greeting "ext will
its meaning after Jewish State is established in Palestine
city Jerusalem will definitely part the
capital of the Jewish State will be Tel Avv
will have its seat Jerusalem will
nenationazed fact, Jews in Jerusalem who
worried moving
that they will together with
institutions which they employed What worries them
shortage dwellings which acute in Tel Aviv
being concerning disposition of the Jewish
Agency building buildings of Jewish institutions
established in Tel Avv there
will Agency in its present form There
other major institutions the
functions which will taken by the Jewish Government
city in Jewish Palestine, while
everything Importance the unctionng of the state Will be
which cannot be disclosed
the Jewish Agency pressing strongly at the United Ma
tons the Jewish section of Jerusalem IN
the Agency leaders advance solid arguments
in favor the whole Of Jerusalem under United Nations
supervision
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The Un-Americon Front

BY BORIS SINCLAIR

947, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
The House Committee on Un-American
Activities, which has harassed the produc-
ers of "Crossfire," the first American film
combating anti-Semitism, would do a real
service to the country by looking into the
un-American activities of various anti
Semitic groups. Why doesn't the Com
mittee investigate the more than 80 anti
Semitic publications which appear in 10
states? =. Six of them are published in
Illinois, and a close isnpection hv the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-14
Lauren Bacall
Advises Wives
BY LEON GUTTERMAN
Copyright, 1947, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency. Incl

n
Copyright, 1947, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD
Lauren Bacall, who rOmances
with Humphrey BOgart again in
Warner Bros mystery-thriIler,
Ozark Passage" and with him all
the time because she is Mrs.
Humphrey BOgart in private life,
has made quite survey of Holly
woods formulas for getting along
happily though married.
Some of the systems are no less
than startling. One of our motion
picture wives known to this col
umnist and to Lauren keeps her
famous hubby happy by helping
him learn his lines at home, thus
making him think she's tremend-
ously interested in his success.
Another positively refuses to go
on any set with her better half,
nor will she see any of his films.
She wants to think of him "just
as her husband" who goes to work
every day and comes home with
the paycheck; whose business
(work, that isl is his own bust
ness!
Still another, and a very success
full one too, operates on the theory
that it is fatal to try being your
husbands best friend and severest
critic. She asserts that men never
marry friends in the first place,
and that in the second place, no
man has to wed criticism; he gets
it free in the newspapers.
Lauren Bacall herself is a firm
subscribe to that one, and she
also believes, she tells me, in the
following:
"Never interfere in your hus-
bands work; and when you work
in the same picture, do so as pro-
fessiOnals, not as husband and
wife.
"Never give out with advice un-
less it is requested.
"Give yourself an even break by
being, at least apparently, indif-
ferent to your husbands talent,
even though it happens to be out
shining your own. Then make up
for it with militant enthusiasm at
hOme."
The latter formula, Lauren adj
mits, is her own pet theory. "It's
at home" she says, "that I'm re-
ally Mrs. Bogart. perform my
chores enthusiastically. I cook
with gusto. I do yardwork with
glee. And when answer the door
bell, well, I'm Mrs. Bogart, but
definitely. After all, I am his
wife, and that's something spe-
cial-at home I mean"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-11-14

HENRY WALLACE VISITS HEBREW UNIVERSITY.
During Palestine October Henry Wallace visited the
University Mount Sopus He is shown here the
with the approximately $50 American students
University Henry Wallace particularly inter-
ested the Hebrew Unversitys research work Soils fe
izers, and other agricultural problems.
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"WHITE HELL"
CONTINUED from D. g.

the political order of the Soviet
Union and for similar acts, the
suspected persons were simply taken
outside the compound and publicly
shot in the presence of all the
other prisoners. Their bodies were
simply left in the snow, whence
they were dragged away by the
polar bears or they were covered
by new snow drifts.
Food rations were insufficient:
$50 grams of bread were received
daily, and once day a warm but
thin fish soup was distributed with
out anything else.
There were doctors in the camp,
but as there was no medicine the
rate of mortality was extremely
high. Likewise there were baths,
but they had no positive significance
in view of the fact that the same
dirty, lousy underwear had to be
put on again after bath because
Of lack of underwear.
The relator lived together in one
zone with some 800 Latvians who
/ were comprised of Latvian army
officers and intellectuals. The Of
ficers arrived in the camp in uni
form but without epaulets. Judg-
ing from their badges the observer
saw that many Of them were OF
high rank. He also recognized and
frequently conversed with the Lat
Wan flyer, lieutenant-colonel S., for
whom he had worked for about
three years on the coloneps farm
S. was extremely interested in the
Latvians and estimated that in
Novaya Zemlya there were dozens
of thousands of deported Latvians
Col. S. died of starvation and cold.
In general the mortality was SO
high that the relator expressed his
doubts whether any of the deported
persons would be able to survive
| the conditions existing there for
any length Of time.
The relator himself was able to
leave the camp in the latter part
of 1941. However, it was not a
case of escape, for it was impossible
to escape from the fenced in com
pound, and even if someone woulc
have succeeded, he would not have
been able to exist in that unpopulat
ed region.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE. ISEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
(znos apie mrsius Letuvus same skyruje apnama yka

K1SIELIUS Jonas, mire Geg.
81, Pringle, Pa.
kR1VICKAS Antanas, mire 2
Birzelio, Lee Park, Pa.
MATUKAITIS Adomas, 95 M.
mire Geguzes 80, Worces-
ter, Mass.
GRUzINSKAS Albertas, AZ m.
mire Birz. ID, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimes.
KAMARAUSKAITE Ber nice,
"a m., mire Birz. 13, Chica-
goj, kur buvo ir gimus.
DANILA Antanas, pusamzis,
mire Birzelio 16, Chicagoj.
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 m.
KRAUS Aleksandras, IS me-
tu, mire Birz. 18, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap. Kvedarnos p.
Pajoruku KY Amerikoj is
gyveno 81 metus.
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KEITH'S 1O5TH ST.
THEATRE

BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
isgarsejus filma, dabar rodoma dai a;
dvi naskutines dienas, penktadien
ir sestadieni, Aug. l ir 2, Kelths
o. 1O5th Theatre. Kurie dar mesa
te mate, pasinaudokit proga "a pa
matyti.
rodvta siame teatre sekmad. Aug
3. ir baigsis antradieni, Aug. 5.
Shame veikale vadovaujamose ro-
lese matysit Peggy Cummings. VIC
tor Mature, Ethel Barrymore IL ell
le kitu megiamu artistu. -,
"UNFAITHFUL", yra kita ldo-
mi filma, kuri siame teatre praoes
buti rodoma treciedieni, Aug. ., lk'
sestadienio, Aug. 9.
"Unfaithful" veikale vadovauJa-
mas roles turf Ann Sheridan, Lew
Ayres, Zachary Scott ir ellie kitty
geru artistu.
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Milius, R., nuo Seiriju, Alytaus ap.
Miseyicius, Kazys, gimes Ameriko-
je, Wiki 1938-39 m. gyv. LietuvoJe,
Kauno ap.
Misevicius, Matas, is Panevezio ap.
Misiureviciutes Cinkienes, Magda-
. lenos ir Andriejaus Cinkos GIN.
prasomi atsiliepti.
Morkunaite Mayeski,~ Kazimiera,
gyv. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miskinis, Tadas, is Marcinkoniu v.
Morkunaite, Ona, is Kaisiadoriu,
Trakiu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Morkuniene Stapeinskaite, Mag
dalena, gyv. Worcester, Mass:
Mozuras, is Klebiskio, Mariampoles
ap., gyv. Scranton ap.
Mykolaitiene Sarkauskaite, Anele.
is Virbalio, ir vyras Antanas My
kolaitis gyv. New York.
Nemgaudis, Juozas, ir Nemgaudai-
tie, Anastazija, is Mosedzio, Kre-
tingos ap.
Norkus, Jonas ir Steponas, is Dar-
benu, Kretingos ap., gyv. Chicago
Norkus, Zigmonas, is Sedos val.
Mazeikiu ap., gyv. Brooklyn.
Nemanis (Neumaniene), gyv. Jer'
sey City, N. J.
Neumaniene (Nemanis), gyv. Jersey
City, N. J.
Okuniene, zmona KaZio. is Vaiclau
(. kio k, Alvito v. Vilkaviskio ap.
ir jos vaikai. .
Paulius, Jonas ir Mykolas, is Jek
staiciu k, Salantu ", Kretingos
ap., gyv. Chicago.
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PAJIE$KOJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii.
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Antanelis, is Malaisiu k, Svedasu v.
Atkocaityte Rakiene (buv. Cad
lauskiene), Vince, is Raseiniu gyv.
Pittstone.
Augustaitis, Pranciskus. is Ruksiu
k, Bubleliu val, sakiu ap., ir
vaikai Juozas ir Julijona.
Baltuska. is Kunigiskiu k, Svedasu
val, Rokiskio ap.
Bankauskas, Stasys ir Vaclovas, is
Varenos val. Alytaus ap., gyv.
Chicago ir New York.
Barauskas, Aleksandras, gyv. Bos-
ton.
Batuleviciute, ona, gyv. Philadel-
Baziute. Juze, istekejusios pavarde
nezinoma.
Butkevicius. Ignas, is Alytaus.
Cinka (Cinkos, Andriejaus. ir Gin
kienes Misiureviciutes. Magdale-
lenos) gimines prasomi atsiliepti.
Deltuvas. Jonas, is Marijampoles a
Dirvelvte. Ona, is Kiduliu val, Sa-
kiu ap.
Dulskiene Paskevieiute, .Kaze, su
Eimutis, Pranas, is Veliuonos val.
Kauno ans.
Giedraitiene Vaicyte, Ona, is Jur-
barko val.
Grybauskiene Ruseckaite, is Vel
veriu parapijos.
Guja, Aleksandras, is Ukmerges ap
Hzyniewiecka, Wincenta, is Luokes
VAL. Telsiu ap.
Jankauskiene Burauskaite, Mari
jona, is Vilkaviskio ap.
Jankauskiene, Sofia, gyv. Wilkes
Barre. Pa.
Jasulaitis, Kazys ir Simanas, ir ia
sulaityte, Ona. is Marijampoles a..
gyv. New York ar prie jo.
Juocis, Petras ir Vincas.
Juskys, Juozas ir Juskyte, Petronele
is Jurbarko val, gyv. Brooklyn
Kepezinskaite, Marijona, is Rumsis-
kiu val, Kauno aps., gyv. Worces-
ter, Mass. istekejusios pavarde
nezinoma.
Klimaitis, A., giminaitis Domo Lin
keviciaus.
Knulis, julius. is Taurages ap.
Kozlovski Kasperovicaite, Anna
uuhCC DOIH''llIlNb- Is dp.
Krasauskas (Kruske), B., gyv. Phila
Kubilius, Juozas, gimes Chicago
1919 M, is Lietuvos gryzo 1898
M, apsigyveno Chicago.
Kveseliene Valauskaite, Ona, is
Skaudviles VAL, Taurages ap., gyv
Cleveland ar New York.
Macaitis, Juozas, is Kiduliu val.
Sakiu ap.
Martisaite, ar Martisiute, Maryte
is Sakiu ap.
Masioto. Prano, kilusio nuo Nau
mieseio. Sakiu ap., GIN. prasom
atsiliepti.
Mayeski Morkunaite, Kazimiera
gyv. Brooklyn.
Mazioniene Bernotaite, is Plunges
val. Telsiu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Merbachas, Jurgis, is Taurages az
Mikuziai, kile nuo Telsiu.
Milcinauskiene Barauskaite, gyv
Boston.
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zEMAITIENE Ona (Katarskai-
te), pusamze, mire Birz. 18,
Chicagoj. (kaseiniu p. Mai
nutos KY Amerikoj isgyve-
no IS metus.
STACKUNAS Pranas, 35 M,
mire Birz. 20, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimes.&
KUBILIUS Juozas, mire Birz.
men,, Mahanoy City, Pa.
MILUNIENE Cicilija, senyvo
,amz., mire Birzelio m., Gil
berton, Pa.
RUBENAS Antanas, 81 metQ
mire Birz. men,, New Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
JUOCIS Jonas, 78 M, mire ID
Birzelio, Clinton, Ind. Anne
rikoj iSgyveno SO m.
VASILIUS Jonas, SO M, mire
Geg. %, Chicagoj.
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PoP-KoNcERTAl

Du solistai = Edna Phillips, vie
ma is zymiausiu sales coloratura
sopranos, ir James Randall, jaunas
Clevelandietis kompozitorius pianis-
tas = dalyvaus sio sestadienio va
kare pop koncerte (Rugpjucio p,
kuri teikia Cleveland Summer Or
chestra, vadovybeje DR.. Rudolph
Ringwall. .z.s
Koncerte jie ispildys zymius pa
sirinktus muzikos kurinius. Prize to
patti orkestra turf pasirinkus lahal
gausu ir idomu programa.
Solistas treciadienio, Rugp. 6 va
kare, bus Hollace Shaw, kuri daily
vauja "pop" koncertuose jau penk-
tn kartu ir kuri pasirode siuose va
sariniuose koncertuose kaip "Vi-
vien' is Phil Spitalny's "Hour OF
Charm" vienu merginu orkestros.
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James T. Cassidy
KANDIDATAS I
JUDGE OF MUNICIPAL COURT

Mr.. James T. Cassidy, kuris yra
vienas is zymiu Clevelando advoka-
tu. state savo kandidatura Teiseju
Municipal Court. Mr.. Cassidy gi-
me Clevelande, lanke st. Ignatius
High School, toliau baige Adelbert
College prize Western Reserve Uni
versity, 1907 Xxi 1909; taipgi balge
Western Reserve Law School 1910
Xxi 1913 metu, ir tais metals islalke
Ohio Bar kvotimus.
Jis tarnavo Assistant Director of
Law Clevelando mieste nuo 1916 Xxi
1920. Pasauliniame Kare buvo
Naval Aviation tarnyboje.
1921 m. Mr.. Cassidy buvo paskir-
tas Chief Assistant County Prose
cutor ir veliau tarnavo su geru pa
sizymejimu kaip Chief County Pro
secutor. Turf platu teisiu pazini-
ma ir dideli patyrima teisdarysteje.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Poee 5

Boys and girls form breode to poss oone construction
moteros as they ore needed Workers included number Of
students from the University Of Jerusalem who volunteered
their holiday. founding Fothers OF Mooyonoh
ore 30 former sericemen Of South Afrieon division
Roto Service