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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-31
AScsipts Will Be Used To;
Send Same Show To
xels Hospital In Coral
Gsahles.

hAaLittle Theatre Group Of
uSO will present. their new
sew. ASay II With Music" this
etening This will, be the only
Sesfofmance for the public be-
Ire the show is given at the
various Naval Bases and at the
1SNal Hospital.
Ehe show is scheduled to leave
Sunday morning for Coral Gables
g>3ere eit will do show for the
fpepitalized patients at the Vet
AeEns Al Administration Hospital.
All receipts from the show will
T. used to defray the cost OF
sS1ding the show to Coral Ga
~ and for presentation at the
y6fiousA Military and Naval in
snlations.
Thss following Civic Groups
eh1Lg Clubs are the sponsors for
NJ, show: The Lions Club. the
Vnman's Club, the Jaycees, the
1ayshees, the La Concha Navy
Mz0HE Club, the American
Eeeions2 the 4 Rotary Club, the
Noes and the YMCA, the two
eGssfcies Of the USO.
ysg,ss.s Program
~ Show-time. 1915 p. m.
34G .ppening: Say 1t With
l1Vsic, IS sung by the Mello-.
aires poreen Cruz, Veda Thomp-
Snn;y Ceralie Schader. Chorus
Carmen De Armas, Alice De
ArInass Gladys Tredeau, Eloise'
Hf}lger,sand Marian Pickens.
~ Vocal: 1.-THE Desert Song,
siight And Day Carlos Whit
aQck.s ism, Boca Chica Field.
.SssThe Rhythm Macs, Dance
TEio, Johnny Desko. Orville Mar
No. Gerry Pinder.
VOCAL 81 Wish l Didn't
Love You So,v All My Love-"
Nnrsen Cruz.
DShcing, Music by Hector
na1Tosa and His Orchestra
Second Show, Ills
shadow Waltz" danced by,
GLADYS Tredeau and Gerry Pin.
dMaE Chorus Marian Pickens,
QQreens Cruz, Veda Thompson,
v9vians Garcia,
81 Presenting Vernon Andrews,
Anything Goes" star of Musical
Cemedy.
sN. Vocal, i"The Last Time /
Saw Paris" Il Don't Know
EHdngh About YOU" Gladys
4f4deau. Il
SbsssThe West Was Never Like
T4fs Featuring on the Vocal
sSAficAe, Smoke, Smoke (The
GigArette), "Her Red Silk Stock
ts lind the Green Perfume"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-31

OF the normal 24,OOO,0OO tons
of paper made annually in the
world, about 100000 tons are
used in the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-31

The Greeks and Romans. Of
ten levied tributes i'm terms Of
pepper, then valued highly as a
staple article of trade. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-31

The Brazilian. city Of Santos
is known as the port that coffee
built. II handles about three
quarters of Brazirs export crop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

MI Soil nj nobeno govoril, v
Oxfordu edino S to. Donna o po-
citnicah nj videl druge nego svo-
jo sestro Cicely. Mum varuh je
incl dvoje zabav: ribarjenje in
starine svoje domace grofije;
oboje ga je, odvracalo cd druz-
be; tako da v njegovem malem
devonshirskem dvorcu S crnim
hrastovim opazem in zanemar-
jenim obzidanim parkom oh re-
XII leto in dan MISC zasumela
zenska krila, razen Cicelynih in
stare vzgojiteljice Miss Tring.
Mimo tega je bill FAINT plah. Ne,
v njegovi preteklosti, XII nj Ste
la Sc celih devetnajst let, nj BIZ
10 nicesar, po cemer bi sc bill
mogel ravnati. Nj bill izmed IT,
stih mladih fantov, XII v eno-
mer mislijo, kako bi pridobili
zensko. ze sama misel ma zen
karstvo sc mu je zdela prepro-
sta, nizkotna, strasna. Morale
bi biti res ze precej znamenj,
preden bi mu seglo pamet, da
je kaka zenska vanj zaljubljena,
kaj sele ia, h kateri je gledal cd
spodaj navzgor, XII sc mu je zde-
la tako lepa. Zakaj pred vsako
lepoto je bill ponizen, Sc je zdel
sam sebi nerodna klada. Ia
stran zivljenja mu je bila cd
nekdaj v podzavesti sveta; sa-
mo trepetaje Sc il smes pribli-
zati. CHM veeje je bio njegovo
obcudovanje, tembolj je okle-
val, tenn mani je incl samoza-
vesti. In tako Sc je cutil po vi
harnem trenutku, ko je utrga-
la tiste duhtece cvetove in jih
usula mani, zbeganega; in do
NOV grede je stopal vstric ME
bolj molcec nego kedaj, vzbur-
kan do dna duse.
Ako je bilo zmedeno njegovo
srce, XII Sc ga dotlej Sc nj dotak-
nil nemir, kako je morale biti
memo, XII 81 je ma skrivnem ta-
ko dolgo zelelo, da bi vzniknila
ia razburjenost. Tudi ona je yes
cas- molcala.
Ko sta prisla mimo odprte
cerkve zunaj vasi, je rekla:
mi me treba cakati - rada
bi stopila noter."
Notri v praznem somraku je
klecala presenetljiv negibna po-
stava, kmetica S crno ruto. On
bi bill rad ostal. Ia klececa po-
stava, ia igriva soncna luc, XII
sc je pretakala v polumrak! !!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
3 JOHN GALSWORTHY
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< ROMAN
: prav TAXA kot vsi drugi! So

- prav TAXA kot vsi drugi! So
vrazim jih vse!!"
Tudi on bi jih rad sovrazil,
ker jih je ona; toda MENU so
sc zdeli samo zabavni.
ITO MISC ljudje! Sal mic ne
cutijo! PREF ali slej jih boste
ze spoznali. Takrat vas ne bodo
zavabali, takrat!"
Nadaljevala je z mirnim, sko-
raj sanjavim glasom:
"Zakaj prihajajo sem? Tukaj
je Sc vse mlado in topic in milo.
Zakaj Sc ne drze svoje kulture,
kjer niti eden. ne We, kaj je bo-
lecina, kaj glad, kjer ne bijejo
ziva srca. Potipljite!"
Fant je bill YES zmeden, da
sam nj vedel, ali je kri tako
utripala v njenem srcu ali v
njegovi roki. Ali je bill vessel ali
mu je bilo zal, ko mu je izpu-
stila roko?
"Ah, mic! Tega dneva lie ne
morejo pokvariti. Spociniva se.'
Kraj macesnovega gozda, kjer
sta sedela, je raslo vse polno
planinskih klinckov z nazobca-
mimi robovi in najslajsim vo-
MEM, XII 81 ga mores misliti; in
ona jje kmalu vstala in jih sla
brat. On pa je ostal, kjer je bill,
in cudna custva so Sc mu bu-
dila. Nebeska sinjina, puhasta
zelenina macesnov, gore - vse
to mu nj bilo vec, kar mu je
bilo davi navsezgodaj.
Vrnila Sc je polnimi perisci
drobnih klinckov, razpregla je
prste, da so Sc iztresli. Usuli so
sc mu cez obraz in think. Niko-
Ii Sc tako cudovite vonjave; nj
koli Sc tako posebnega custva,
kot oh teh cvetih. Obesili so sc
mu oh laseh, oh celu, oceh, eden
Sc mu je ujel cello ma ustnicah; !;
on pa je strmel vanjo skozi
zobcaste cvetne liste. Nekaj div
jega mu je morale biti takrat v
oceh, nekaj tistega, kar mu je
zbadalo srce, zakaj njen s1neh
je zamrl; odstopila je IN stala z
obrazom, obrnjenim cd MEGA
in sele, ko je pobral vsak posa-
mezen cvet, je vstal in jih je
plaho prinesel k Mi, XII je Sc
vedno stala in strmela v globi-
ne macesnovega gozda.
Peto poglavje
Kaj je vedel on o zenskah, da
bi bill mogel razumeti? V sred-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
ENAKOPRAvNOST

Obotavljal Sc je tako dolgo, da
je videl, kako Sc je tudi Ana
v tisini spustila ma kolena. Ali
moli? Zopet ga je obslo burno
custvo, kakor takrat ko jo je
gledal, kako trga cvetlice. Kako
krasna je bila, ko je tam kleca-
la! Kako nespodobne so njego-
We misli zdaj, ko ona moli! In
nitro Sc je obrnil ma cesto. To-
da tisti ostri, sladko zbadajoci
obcutek ga nj ostavil. Zaprl je
oci, da bi sc resil njene slike -
in hipoma je bila desetkrat jas
nejsa, njegov obcutek deset-
krat mocnejsi. Stopil je po klan-
Gu do hotela; tam ma terasi je
bill njegov professor. In eudno,
ko ga je zdaj zagledal, je bill
prav tako malo v zadregi, ka-
kor da je srecal hotelskega slu-
go. Stormer kakor da ne Ste
je, kakor da sploh ne zeli, da bi
bill upostevan. Mimo tega pa je
tako star - blizu petdesetih!
MOI, XII je incl toliko let, je
stal, kakor je bilo znacilno zanj
u rokami v zepih svoje nor
folske suknje, ena rama mu je
bila nekoliko privzdignjena, gla-
va "a spoznanje po strani, ka-
kor da Sc hoce rogati. Ko je
Lehman prisel, Sc je nasmehnil
- ne z ocmi - in je dejal:
''No mladi MOI, kaj ste pa
naredili z mojo zeno?'
"Pustil sem jo v cerkvi, sir"
"A! Njena stara navada! Vas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
(Nadaljevanje)

"Upam," - govorila je spet
gospa - "da mi ne DO nihce
ocital razbrzdanosti, &c povem,
kar sem cd nekdaj cutila: da je
razmisljenje nevarno samo, ka-
dar ga vodi surovi razum. Ako
nam nina kultura kaj dati, pa
sc odrecimo kulturi! Ako pa je
kultura - kot sem prepricana,
da je - neobhodno potrebna,
moramo sprejeti tudi nevarno-
sti, XII jih prinasa."
Mladi ljudje so spet pokima-
vail in mlajsi obeh mladih je
dejal: "Madre -"
"Nevarnosti? Ali so "a kul-
turne ljudi sploh nevarne?"
Kdo je rekel to? Vse obrvi so
zlezle kvisku, VISA usta so sc po-
vesila, in nastal je molk. FAINT
Sc je zastrmel v svojo tovarisi-
co. S kako cudnim glasom je
vrgla ia kratki medklic! In v
oceh kakor da il je zaplapolal
plamen. Tedaj je izpregovoril
mali sivobradec, in njegov ne
koliko sepetajoci glas je zvenel
trdo in rezko:
''Vsi smo ljudje, velecenje-
na."
FAINT je zaeutil, kako mu utri-
pa srce, ko Sc je Ana zasmeja-
la. Bio je prav tako, kakor bi
bila dejala: "ze! vi pa prav 60
tovo ne!" Nato je vstal in sto-
pill "a MO proti vratom.
Angleska druzba je bila ze
zacela - O vremenu.
Ona diva sta hodila Sc nekaj
casa cd koce molce, dokler nj
rekla Ana:
mi vam bio po wolff, da sem
Sc zasmejala ?"
''Mislim, da ste jih razzalili. "
"Saj sem jih hotela - te an
gleske moralne purmane! All,
nikari ne bodite hudi name! Sal
so bill res angleski moralni pur-
mani, ali ne - vsi, kar jih je? ?"
= Tako trdo mu je pogledala v
obraz, da je zaeutil, kako mu je
sinila kri v lica, in ga je izpre-
letela vrtoglavica, kakor da ga
nekaj vlece naprej.
"Saj nimajo mic krvi tt lju-
die! Ii njihovi glasovi, te pre-
zirljive oci, XII te merijo zviska! {!
o! Kako mi vse to preseda! Ia
zenska S svojim liberalizmom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
je gnala, da ste 81 obrusili pete ?
Ne? Pa malo posetajva in po-
kramljajva."
(Dalje prihodnji6)

All ste narocaik "Enakoprav-
nost?" &c ste, ali so VaH prija-
telji in snancis "Emakoprav-
most" je potrebua Usaki dru$ini
zaradi va$nih. vesti in vedmo ak
tualnih ClanEov! Strife "Enako-
praUnOst!w ......
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Izurjena kuharica. da bi ostala v
prijaznem domu. Zelo lahko hi
sno delo; mic pfanja. Dobra placa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Zokonski par

isce 2 ali 3 opremljene ali ne
opremljene sobe. Kdor ina "a
oddati, maj poklice -po 5. uri zve-
Ger. EN- 1885.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Stenografka izurjena - nekaj knji.
govodstva. Stalno delo. Plaza Cd
ure. - FL SOLO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

"Pustil sem jo v cerkvi, sir"
"a! Njena stara navada! Vas
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gilbert Santa Cruz, IS, and Angela
Villarreal, II, both of Nogales, Ariz.
Francisco Monreal Navarro, 81,
Nogales, Sonora, and Maria Luisa
Chavez, 81, Nogales, Arizona.
Cary Sheppard, 40, Tucson, and
Margaret Cameron, 40, Kearney,
Nebraska.
Alfonso E. Verdugo, 80, San Luis,
Arizona, and Olga Felix, 10, NogaleS,
Sonora.
Jose Maximiliano Villa, %, Cool
idge, and Petra Suarez, Is, Coolidge,
Arizona.
Felipe B. Moreno, "a, and Regina
M. Murrillo, %, both of Tucson.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
ORATORICAL FINALS AT
DOUGLAS MARCH FL

Charles Otis of Douglas, former
resident of Nogales, announced
Wednesday that the district finals
in the annual oratorical contest for
high school students, sponsored each
year by the Arizona Republic of
Phoenix, will be held in the Douglas
High School at 8 o'clock a week from
tonight. Among schools taking part
is the Patagonia High School. No
gales High School has no entry this
year.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY

Police were summoned to the home
of Charles McGimsey, in back of the
McGimsey auto court, Sunday night
ito investigate what might have been
a robbery had not McGimsey seen
the flash of a light in one of the
rooms by the thief. The burglar
made his entrance through the front
door which was unlocked. Nothing
was taken and when the police ar
rived they found only the burglar S
hat which he lost as he fled.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
TO BE HOME SOON

Cpl. George Grove, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Grove, was sched-
uled to arrive March 7th at Taku,
China, from Peiping, from which
point he is to sail for home and re-
ceive his discharge from the Army
about the middle of April. He will
attend the University of Arizona
this fall.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
FROM COLLEGE

Misses Thalia and Ephterpe Pa
mas, Mary Allen Smith, Katherine
Panas; Messrs. Bobby Bracker, Her
bert Chatham, Jr., James Macris,
Johnny Mora, Alan Houle, Charlie
Smith, Peter Houle, Buzzy Cum
ming, o. A. Smith, Jr., Peter Salda-
mando, Robert Mendoza, George
Franklin, Gilbert Noriega, and AL
fred Ezree were home for the week.
end from the University of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
FROM CURLY HORSE RANCH

Harold E. Thurber of the Curly
Horse Ranch near Sonoita, was a
business visitor here Friday. He is
a son of Harold B. Thurber, long
time booster of the county fair,
rodeo, and horse races, at Sonoita.
Henry Lee was in town yesterday
from his ranch northeast of NogaleS.
Big Jim Frazier, ''sage of the
Canelo Hills" was in town Friday
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter Jean.
John B. Murchison, deputy col
lector of customs in charge at the
port of Sasabe, was here Wednesday
accompanied by his wife.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
FEDERAL OFFICERS
MEET HERE MARCH 20

The next regular meeting of U. S.
Treasury enforcement agencies will
be held at 1890 am, March 20 in
the office of the collector of customs,
it was announced yesterday by
Charles B. Smith of Nogales, sub
district coordinator.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
ATTENTION, Ex-sERvICEMEN!

During the recent war the Nogales
international printed hundreds Of
pictures of ex-servicemen. Many of
the photos from which printing
plates were made are still at The
International office. If you have
not called for yours, please do SO
soon.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
HOUSE BURGLARIZED

The residence Of Mrs. Lucy Bar
ker, 220 Potrero avenue, was burg
larized Sunday afternoon when Mrs
Barker left her home to attend a
show. Sixty dollars in cash was
stolen from purse kept in a closet.
The burglar entered through the
coal chute.
Buddy Dieh1 was in NogaleS over
the weekend from Tempe where he
attends the Arizona State Teachers
College.
David Dodson of Tucson was a
business visitor in Nogales Thursday
and Friday.
! Dick Wooddell was home for a few
days over the weekend from his
fathers ranch in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Donnadieu of
Hermosillo were visiting in NogaleS
over the last weekend.
Mrs. Luis Sotomayor and Mrs.
Lucas Barreda motored to Tucson
Monday on a business and shopping
trip.
Mrs. Pete Baffert, and Mrs. Ro-
bert Encinas and daughter Sylvia,
were visitors in Tucson Saturday.
Mrs. Concha Loaiza and daughter
Armida, from HermoSillo, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ignacio Gaxiola
of this city.
Miss Helen Hulburt was home
over the weekend from Tucson
where she attends school.
James r. Parker was a Nogales
visitor Friday from his home in the
Camille district.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
SUAREZ BACK
FROM GERMANY

Pfc. Ceasar Suarez, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Suarez, arrived home
Saturday with his discharge from
the Army. He was recently sta
toned in Germany.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
ARIAS IMPROVING

The condition of Julio Arias, very
popular Southern Pacific railroad
official, who is ill at St. Joseph's
Hospital, was reported this week as
improved.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
LOCAL NEWS
ROBERT RAMIREZ
ENROUTE FROM KOREA

Sgt. Robert Ramirez is on his way
back to the states to be discharged
from the Army after about 20
months service. Word was received
by his parents that he was leaving
Korea on the 23rd of February and
would be home soon.
Ed Jeffcott of Patagonia was here
Tuesday evening for the Elks Lodge
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don A. Welty left
Friday for their home in Phoenix
and were accompanied by Mr.. We'll
tvs mother, Mrs. Mary Welty, who
spent the weekend there.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Joe Bracker is here from Los An
geles to remain until the close of the
1946-47 west coast of Mexico vege-
table shipping season. His wife and
daughter are to join him here this
week.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Frank Ohnesorgen, formerly of
Nogales, now employed by Pima
County at Tucson, was here Satur-
day.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

CHURCH
Sunday Services:
800 a.m-Holy Communion.
9:45 a.m.-Church School and
Bible Glass.
HOO a.m.-Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
Wednesday, March 19-Lent Serv-
ice in Hall at 7:30 pm. Subject:
''The Sacraments of the Church"
Friday, March 81 - W.A.-Guild
Meeting in hall at 2:30 pm.
A welcome to all to worship.
REV. j. ATKINSON, Vicar.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Ralph Rawsthorne was confined
to his home in INITIAL Canyon with
the flu early this week.
Norman Meek, formerly of No
gales, visited relatives here last
weekend enroute to Phoenix from
his ranch in Mexico.
Miss Martha Proctor resumed her
position at Mayor Robins office this
week after brief illness.
Warren R. Sudduth, Jr., has dis
continued his studies at Southern
Methodist University in Dallas to
accept a position with the federal
government and is now in Georgia.
Sudduth attended Nogales High
School and Allen Military Academy,
Bryan, Texas, until he was called
into the Army in 1943.
Mrs. Sam Shemberger and son
Buzzy Cumming, University of Ari-
zona student, were here Sunday from
Tucson, driving down to the border
in Buzzy's new Crosley sedan.
Harry Wolf spent Saturday in
southern California. He made the
trip by plane.
G.. L. Elliott was in town WedneS-
day from his Hacienda Otero near
Tubac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Watts (Betty
Hoy) returned to their home in
Miami Monday after a several day
visit with Mrs. Watts mother, Mrs
Leila Hoy.
Karl RAIDER and Ken Bolt returned
Sunday from Iowa where they flew
due to the illness of Mr.. Bolts
mother.
Gilbert Soto received his private
pilots license from the NogaleS In
ternational Airport Friday.
Jack Harris and Andy Bookas
motored to Tucson Tuesday to see
the New York Giants VS.. Cleveland
Indians baseball game.
Hubert Laugharn of Los Angeles
who will marry Miss Shirley Schra-
der here on April 10, was a visitor
in NogaleS this week.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Leo Gourdin was a visitor here
from Cananea.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Harry Taliaferro is ill at his room
in the Montezurna Hotel.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14
JUDGE HARDY ILL
AT LOCAL HOSPITAL

Judge Charles E. Hardy is i'll at
st. Joseph'S Hospital with an attack
of influenza.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Ralph Rawsthorne was confined
to his home in Mutual Canyon with
the flu early this week.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Norman Meek, formerly of No
gales, visited relatives here last
weekend enroute to Phoenix from
his ranch in Mexico.
Nogales international., 1947-03-14

Place for sale across from Blue
Heaven Auto Court. Inquire of Bert
Morgan.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07
AN AMAZING VALUE

Get pair to flank your sofa, one to glamor-
ize your bedrooml They're really lovely with
lustrous china base hand decorated with
flowers in soft colors and glittering 22-K
gold trim Pleated, braid trimmed parcholene
shades!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07
SouthWide ~"
Meet Set

ATLANTA, Ga. The Second Annual
Southwide Young Mems Assembly
of the YMCA will be held at the
Dryades Street YMCA, New Or
leans, Louisiana, July 25-27, 1t
was announced today by w. w.
Law, president of the assembly.
The conference, which is open to
young men delegates from every
YMCA in the South, will convene
under the auspices of the South
ern Area Council of the National
Councils YMCA. Among the top
les to be discussed will be Inter
cultural Relationship in the YMCA.
Development of Community
Program With Young Adults, !"
christian Emphasis in Young Ad-
ult Activities" and ''The World
in Which We Live-What Youth
Can Do"
The Phalanx fraternities of the
New Orleans YMCA will be hosts
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07

ence and Tactics at West Virginia
State College, informed President
John w. Davis today that the
United States Field Artillery AS
ISOLATION had awarded the 1947
Medal to Cadet Captain Samuel
"A Gamble. Class Of 1947.
This pre-war custom was resum-
ed in 1916. Yearly the Field Ar
tillery Association awards this
medal TO the fost outstanding sen
Tor R0TC cadet. The medal is a
bronze replica Of the association
seal which was taken from the
Palma Vacchio portrait OF Santa
Barbara, Patroness Of Artillery.
Cadet Captain Samuel Gambls
is Executive Officer Of the Corps
of Cadets and holds an enviable
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07
Look Magazine
Praise Carol Brice

New York, (NNPA) - Carol
Brice, % year old contralo who
has sung with a number of we'll
known symphony orchestras, is
characterized by Look Magazine
as zone oft the nations leading"
young concert singers" in an ar
ticlce appearing in the current is
sue.
Praising both her voice and her
stage presence, Look calls Miss
Brice IAN unruffled performer"
and says that cher handling of
songs whether it's her own fav-
orite German lieder, Brahms with
the Boston Sympathy, or her Co
lumbia recordings-is winning top
honors."
Born in Sedala, North Carolina,
Miss Brice began her singing ca
reer with the Sedalia Chorus, and
came with them for a recital at
Town Hall in New York. Later,
she took her degree as public
school teacher of music at Tall
adega College in Alabama, follow
ed by fellowship at the famous
Julliard School of Music, and the
winning Of the Naumbure Award
in 1914. Her recitals have includ-
de appearances with the Boston
Symphony Orchestra under Kous-
sevitzky and the Pittsburgh Sym
phony under Fritz Reinier.
Miss Brice's warm, satin
smooth contralo" will be heard
this summer, according to Look,
at New England's Berkshire Mu-
sic Festival.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07
Grays Beat
Yanks Twice

Washington, d. c. (NNPA) THE
Washington Homestead Grays
trounced the. New Yark Black
Yankees in both ends of a double
header last Sunday at Griffith
Stadium to make a clean sweep
in the six game series between
the two outfits that ended here,
12-1 and 11-9
The former Negro National Lea
que champions collected 20 hits
including a home run, two dou-
bles and three singles by Louis
MARQUEE, schapping infielder now
playing rightfield. Marquee six
hits in nine trips to the plate di-
vided honors with Gene Smith,
tall righthand fireball artist who
gave up only three hits to win the
opener.
Pat Patterson, released Satur-
day night by the Grays, poled a
homer in the firts inning of the
seven-inning nightcap with three
me on base to highlight the often
sive thrusts of the New Workers..
Pushing seven runs across in
the second frame after trailing
ga, the Grays barely took the
nightcap as the visitors kept nick
ing away at the deficit by tallying
once in the third, twice in both
the sixth and seventh stanzas.
The final score was 11-9.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07

Bernstein, Jack McMichael OF the
Methodist Federation for Social ac-
ton. William Spoford of the Church
League for Industrial Democracy,
Frances Damon of the World Fed
Grafton of Democratic Youth, Do
ris Senk of American Youth for a
Free World,Edward Carroll OF the
National Inter Christian Council,
Jeremiah Stamler of the Assoc
iation of Internes and Medical
Students, Kenneth Kennedy of the
United Negro and Allied Veterans,
Leonard Friedman of the Ameri-
can Unitarian Youth and John Oar
of the United Christian Council
for Democracy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-06-07

sed veterans subsistence pay, on
the job training programs, FEPC,
health and housing legislation.
They will oppose compulsory mill
iiary training in peace time.
Sponsors OF the lobby include
actor Gene Kelly honorary YPCA
chairman, composer-cond Lee
onard Berstein, Don Matchan, N.
Dakota Editor, writer Walter