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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
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RECORD NOTES
BY RAEBURN FLERLACE

Disc has issued another of their
five children's albums, The City
Sings for Michael GAO, $3.50,
starring David Wayne, who caught
national attention as the lepre-
chaun in Finan's Rainbow. Again,
in this story of a little boy who
is lost but finds his way through
familiarity with the sounds of his
city, Disc avoids the talking
down" attitude so often employed
in records for children. The re-
suit is a first-rate addition to the
junior collection.
The Story of Chopin Wox 252,
$3.50 will appeal to grown-ups
who saw "a Song to Remember,
at least as much as it will to the
kids. Arnold Moss. as narrator,
does good job and the recording
is satisfactory. The pianist is a
little sloppy in one or two spots,
but few will notice the defect,
since many of Chopin's most at
tractive melodies are included.
In spite of the severe financial
strain involved ($18.90). you'll be
strongly tempted if you hear Co
lumbia's magnificent new two
volume set of the complete La
Trsviata MOP-25). Starring along
with the recording engineers-who
do a tremendous job-are the
principals of the Rome Opera
House, led by Adriana Guerrini,
Luigi Infantino, and Paolo Sill
veri. Vincenzo BeIlezza conducts.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09

displays not only great social
realism, but great warmth and
compassion.
Some portions, it is true, are not
well written, but careful editing
would have overcome this. Motley
will be compared to Dresser, and
correctly so. Whether he will con-
tinue to choose great themes for
his work as did Dresser remains
to be seen.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09

Nick Romano is the boy you will
find anywhere along your street.
The potential of good and evil in
him is ready to be brought out by
the people and conditions about
him.
He was an altar boy: his
mother had dreams of his be-
coming priest. Economic re-
versals forced the family to
move into a slum area. Nick
tied up with kids already hard
ened by the social conduct of
their elders.
HE GETS TOUGH and bitter. A
reform school stretch gives him
the finishing touches as he gradu-
ates from boy to youth. He learns
all the rackets and hoodlum tricks
of West Madison and Halsted
streets.
To counteract them are only his
occasional contacts with those who
love him, who are conscious Of the
goodness in him that they seek to
help him bring out.
Evil has woven too Tough a
mesh about him. however. and
il is only for brief moments
that he breaks through if. only
TO again become entanaled in its
web.
THE SUICIDE of Emma, Nick's
wife, is the breaking point for him.
Eventually he murders a police
man, who had been batting him
for years.
The trial of Nick Romano is the
books highlight. Motley here
brings out the whole evil panora-
ma of our times.
Society energies as the guilty
one. In an attempt TO justify IL
self. ii wreaks vengeance upon
Nick by condemning him to
death: TO do otherwise would
be TO admit its own guilt.
KNOCK ON ANY DOOR is a
magnificent book. The characters
are sharply defined and Motley
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
At Gront Park

Antal Dorati, conductor of the
Dallas symphony, will direct his
last two concerts as guest con-
ductor of the Grant Park SYM
phony on Saturday and Sunday
nights, Aug. 9 and 10, the Chicago
Park District announced this
week.
A newcomer 10 Grant Park
will be soloist Winifre
Heidi. confralto from Detroit.
On this Saturday evening pro-
gram. the orchestra will be fea-
tured in Franck's Symphony
in D Minor"
Saturday. August 9. ls47
$500 Pm.
Overture. The Roman Carnival
Symphony in D Minor. .Franck
Cleopafra's Aria. from Julius
wiNIFRED HEIDI '
INTE MIS- SION
Ballet Suite. "EI Amor Bruio"
soioisi: wiNIrRE arSi HETp Is ana
Three Slavonic Dances. Op- 4s
.................. Dvorak
Miss Heidi will be guest soloist
again on guest conductor Dorati's
final concert Sunday evening
when she will be heard in the
aria 20 Don Fatale," from Don
Carlos" by Verdi, and in group
of Russian songs.
Next week is the final week of
the Grant Park music series and
concerts will be given on Wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday evenings.
(There will be no concert on Sat-
urday, Aug. 16)
All Grant Park concerts start
at 8 pm. and $4,000 free seats
are available.
Sunday. Aug. 10. Is47
Carnival Overture, Op. 50 .Dvorak
Symphony No. 100. in c Major
ArisMo Bon ra,sle. nom @Do asz'h
WTNIFRED HEIDI
IN T r MISS ION
Spirituals Gould
tal The DrearY Steppe
.Gretchaninof
(bl Al The Ban. .TschaikowskY
lei Hopak ...... .MoussoxgzkY
WNIFRED HEIDI
Polovetzian Dances. from
"Princn ICOr" RnEns3Sv1
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
Howard Fast writes story about
Spain in new Mainstream issue

short story about Spain by Howard lmst
of Mnsteam due off the this sn
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
Knock on Any Door pictures
murderer as societys victim
BY PAUL ROMANO

Knock On Any Door by willard Motley $500
The pounding of Lake Mchigans against Chicsgo
front relentless Willard Moey Any
Door" It than knock-it
he societ in Which we live
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
Museum tours

During August, conducted tours
of the Chicago Natural History
Museum exhibits. under the guild
ancet of staff lecturers. will be
given on a special schedule, as
follows:
Mondays: IL am. The Eaxth'x Green
Mantle general survey of the plant
exhibitsl: PM. General Tour lex
hibition halls. all departnnentsl.
Tuesdays: IL am. The People of the
World general survey of the anthrop-
Wednesdays: IL am. The Earth'S
Story general survey of the geology
eoehibifsl; PM. General Tour.
Thursdays: II am. and PM. Cen
eral Tours.
Fridays: IL am. The World of AMI
mails general survey Of The animal
exhibitsl; PM. General Tour.
More than half of the farm land
in the country is in farms Of over
500 acres compared to only third
in 1920.
In all but six states unemploy-
ment benefits average less than
$1,000 a week.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09

A.Y.D. intercollegiate, young adult
picnic. Sunday, Aug. 10-noon until
Sports Food Enter
ta1nment Dancing Rattle.
Don Ryan Woods-Western Avenue to
Beverly Hills.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
WHAT'S DOING

Rates: &c per word, 3 lines mini
mum. Deadline Monday afternoon.
SATURDAY. AUG. sTH
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09

Total wage income Of all work
ers dropped from $114.5 billion
in 1915 to $109 billion in 1916.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

Walbinatom. - 9lls Sic Mtclouno
bon Sen HuIoiunpcn aeroNe Dor 80
Snhren nad ocn &erciuigtcn Stnutcn
aclanNtr, Clcfirllicric tic oie Gtnutn
nc upn lnl,lcnNcn bon Menidcn uao
fiibrtc sum 9roEten &olofirhcr in
Ser @cididtc. Sdrcn bon icbcr tottcn
Die lfcnldcn I'm ocs fpitbare rclbc
!fetoll ona Stbcn nlia Spiel NeicEt
lniteinnnoer gefGmp't uno gc)onNclt
Is iraAt Iid nhcr. pb tic Nllrd c.iuoa
nncbr unAefcnert lplrbcn mie olrdI
bic 9erid)te iitcr Die T,moe i'm &lrn.
Nite urr eincm bllteu SnhrbUnocrt.
George Gornlaf, scr lid, 1890
rpn Gbitnao nodl sllasfa tegchen
ilnN sort cine S>noinncrin 0ccbirotct
bate, fnno nn IS. Nuauit 1896
@oIo i'm @onan5u Grccf. in Scr Nd
he Ser !gtiiuNlnn hca &ipnNife n Ncn
sEtou. Sic Nliiiic irpreu icbpd) tol0 |
ladhcr 5li uno Die Nnhriht blriitcr
nelan1te. crit beiln SuR!uctter Nsa |
Sabres 1897 IN Die Nibellpelt, ais
Elm grlrbtIaoHnrr Tnlnpier pom
alrnaifc noh Senttle felanaic. Scllz
tr. pie lid bereits i'm 9)lrton nnni
dnoereil SciIcn 9llaafns beIonSeu. eli
ten .ihnur'trafa llld oem &lpnoifr
ltEo ltedten lire Claims nui aacm
Sano Um 9onnnSa oh. Bon 1897 oh, ,
ltrcmten et1pn 10000 ciliids ldcr
mad, Dem aluuoiie. Ser 8plsrau'd,I
ad,tets peber @erlIe nod eieieQidnis
f.allcn. Manhc Seutc nuhmcn ihrc
tSanilier NIT. Ntondlc molltcn nllr
raId, reid mCrocn. Giniae mothten
quite 6unoe lno tcbrtcn reid nnh
Surlc. Sicle pcrloren ourn Wclit,
uno mubten fiirhterlid)c
Gntbcbrlnlacn erlrihen Mand)e ian=
Den ilberbnlpi fcin Suln.
Sriort luuroell bnIlnla ncr'dicbc-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

Erp'eIlor "llrb" iclsenoernluGen a..
tiert: ~@enn 100000 Mend)en all.
jabrlih 10 Sabre lang nad) arm
&ionOife Itrolnen ipiirDrn. f0nntru
nlht ollie nnlneralbaltigen 2dnocreier
geItiirit meroeu." Ger bcriibntr
Sobn Muir inli reiogt BADEN, oab es
Son'enoe bon gplobaltigen Snnorut.
mcllcn in Dufon 9efen gebe.
Samicn, m 3uamnpnilub pon
&lonOifc mo yllfpn nld)s binnell
peniser Munate bon cinem Saus aui
800. Sn ehpo 5luci Snbrcn bate rs
10000 GimpObner. Gnlo muroe in
Hie'enmengcn gearaben, 1900 mur.
Den mebr uls So. 100000 in GulN
gelunoen. 1907 muren eS nltr nod
$3,15O,OGO. SpGter wenbete man
n,U0ernrre a'fetboben al. 1913 mur.
De Der 0oIoertrng inmer nod nui
$5,sl6.OOO geld)Gtt Sn 9atie oel
Sabre fulnfil iiber S1S5. 900, 900 uns
Dem &lUnoiic.
Sololuhern lpuroe 1897 geraten
cine uou 5luei Houten nat) Dem Yu.
Ton 5u nebmen. Iie Naiierroute
ging per Iampier bon San 0ran,
cisco ober Seattle aus. Mn ser Miin.
oung osS yllfuu ities man aui 1lub.
bpote lln lis Iuwicu. Die Meiie TO.
ltete $3.50 bis 5000 uno bconiprud,tc
pier bis ied)s Wohen Musriiituna
foIlcte ueiterc 5000. 6radt oen yu.
fon aufwiirts fpitete 10 Sent oas
Efuno 0tan fonnte mr in oen DO.
naten Suni. Suli uno guguit reiien
Die Suup!anorpute gne nad) Sunrul
ooer seraOenegs wcitcr nad) Tpea
nabe Dem Gbilcoot YaB, ooer nad)
Sfagmap. nabe oen @bite YaB nit
Gampier. Gbilcuot EaB NOR sic fir.
5ere &oute.
SanlDn lit bel,te Die Snuptitoot
oes s)ufon 5erritprillms unO bat
ipeniger oils 1000 Ginmpbner. 8Dlo
wiro immer nod gegrnben, aber nid)t
nlebr IN Mengen, INN 8ulOfieber gu
pernriaGen. Ser lpGbreno oes Mtlt.
frieges ange!e9te 9llasfa Sigbpap
beriibrt Straber, luelhcn oie 8uloiu.
der por so Sabren iolgten. Slug.
5euge legen beute in Stlinoen sic
Streden 5uriif, nelhe oamals $50.
den beaniprud)ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

rllna einaeitellten SrIGnSer su Sau,
'e bleten lnb 6anIilien erjieben icu-
tcn, unltoit - luie elmer pom ibnen
iid) mir 9cceniiber auspriitte ,in
frenloen SGnbern ,Silmltars nad),u-
iiiten."
Gagegen nltB iebpd) geidet iper-
Den, oab Die meiitcn bieier Wt6oden
@elo nah Sauie id,iden. Inn iiir i5re
iiinseren 8eih,uiiter 9iuse gu tau-
fen, bic ibnen ibre aui Sen iriihen
sSarnlen elm farglides 2eben friIten-
oen Gltern ionlt itiemals geben
fDnnten.
Snflatium
Sn SrJnnO beitebt beute SSnila.
ton. Iie Spurilten lperfen nit @el6
Inn lid, Gnaldnoerinnen reiBen iid)
ii, Den Beid)1iten Inn aus England
importierte sort uter nid)t gum
Gerfalli gelangenoe Wuren pber
INN aus Amerifa einseiiibrte arti.
fel uno be5ablen nit Collar. oie bon
Scr britiid,en Hegierrng ser iriifen
5ur 8eriiieung seitellt meroen.
Die &otels in Srlano limo alis-
nabmslps bis Gnoe September be-
legt Sies bebclltet natiirlib nller-
oinss nlr iiir einen fleinen areis -
Eroiperitat. ytur iebr penige SrlGn-
ser fonnen iif numlid). I'M 8egen.
ias 81 Sen Gnalanoern. Die id)0nen
Sahcn in Ocn Gerfal,ishoen leiiten.
Die ganj 9lrmen perfauicn IN SIM
teritrabHl lire aleiber- uno anoere
&cupcnS an fauiluitige 1ouriiten.
Srlonos Sterlineiolbi in 2onbon
betraren nrebr ais 100000. 900 Yib.;
aber oieies @elO niist Srlano ber5lid
penig, neil es Gnglano unnl0slid
lit. linn oie Iinge su liciern, Die es
gum Auibau ieiner Wirtihait 10 Orin-
genO benotigt.
- l1nteritiiten Ste bic in ltnierer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
Massenauswanderung aus lrIand

Sic Sd)uliericn perldngern. bumit
oie Sd,ulfilNer ouf ben ,Seloern nit
beliru fonnen. sIbsr III imanj.g bis
orcibia Sahrcr mcrocn oldl lucniarr
Sd)ulfinNtr pprbanoem Iein. Itnn
sic iriid)cn Otlndei. Die Don Dem
uad) ibrcm Vrgriii enorm hoben
2obnen fiir Sausbaltarbcit in Gna-
lano nnaeSpgen lpcrocn lpanoern
ebrniaus ans.
vSic ioatcn 81 Sanie blciben."
Ics iino oie MGNdcn Die nad)
ser Mnlid)t ser gcscn Die auspanSe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

Honltdn5. - SolS 5dblt 81 oer
lpcnlgen Hobitoifen oie auaenbIid
lih Der oeutiten Snouitric, uenlu
ont nit GinidrGnfllnacn. sur Ser.
fiieune iteben. Yiele ireie 9rHitr
ltno oaber BON oieiem @runoltoii
ange5ogen iDprben uno oie bolsuer,
nrheitenoe Snbultrie trat literal
rnebr ais bisber in sen Gprner
grllnb. Ole 8ren5en ;lpild,cn Sen
elnjelnen Ve'asunes5onen perbin
bern eine einbeitlihe Gntpitlrnu
hiele5 Wirtltaitsjpeiaes. ga ir-
bod nit elmer lleberpinoln9 ser
Observation-Disclosures Spiihen Sen
3onen auI sic Tauer i'll retncn lit,
tperoen iid) sic SoIsinouItrien ser
pcrld)ieOeneu 2anSitaitcn Scltid,,
lambs eilnal pieoer auseleiden
iniilleu. luubreno ourd) beIpnoers
bclnnenbc llntItGnoe 3uriidaehaItc.
mes ipieOer SIT ser linn nueeneiiencl,
8roBe ampahen miro
SiibbaOen. oelien lpid,tiaitcr
Wirtlhaitsjmeie Sic SpIjinouitrie lit.
mug belpnOers uuf oie Gntmifl,na
IN ben anOeren 3pnen ahtrcbcn, nm
elm Vilo pom eiaenen 3ufllnitsuus,
lid,ten geluinnen 81 fonnen. Tas
SiiOlueiteto ianote oaher ein Mit.
9Iieo ieiner 9ieoaftipn nod 9apern
I'M lid, iiber brn StanD ser oprtiacl
9ol5lnouItrie ju l,terridlten. Sir
bat Sort teine grobe Grbobung ibrcr
VeOentung eriabren. user in sic
Sd,aufenlter ser bapriiden Stiotp
nno SrtId,u'ten idalit. iinoet DOR
ouenl grjrllgniiie ser &oljinouitrie
Ga5 ilusiielbnite &,lnitgeperte lit
nod allgeblnbter ais in ser irnn
sOiiIden Gone Sier trlg ser I'm.
ftanb bel, oab 5ablreite Nfenirhen
nts oenl ungebeuren Sliihtlings
itron NIT oft aerinrer 9egnblmg
lid ull' oieIcn Grlpcrbsjlpcig ltiirj.
tNL Oa iie jlutifIt cin anoeres &c.
tdiiaungsielo nid,t ianoen. Soljerne
gilber unb HGbmhen. Nidcnbehcr.
Sdadlteln 3igdretieueiuis, Nlh
talten lllu. fam man, nit 0luncn
poer SunbIdaften belnnlt unn ouourd
Die Nreile erbeblid) rertcleri, iiberull
foltten. .aber audi nptpenoige Segcn
itnnbe. ,uie ssriihitiida brettden,
isleildlflupier. NuoeIroller. Sadb.ct
ttt tino 81, baben., Gns Anaebpt iii
grober ais IN Der frnnjoiiIhen 3unc
Wdbreno IN Siiobaoen i'm aun;en
geieben Die 3abl ser llnternebmln.
gen Ser 5ol,inoi,itrie eber Suriid.
gefongen lit. lino in gapern Sohl.
reidle tleinere 9etriebe neu acgriin.
Oct fuorbeu. Sieie geipegung muroc
ba0urf nerur'ad)t, oab IN Yapern
t'iel nlebr lfenid)en insbeipnoere
0liidltlinge, Dor Dem Nihts itanocn
uilO lid cine neue Griiteuj iuden
aIs in 9noen. Tieier 3lpune
ertobte ben llnteriud)ungsgeilt. ser
itd), ou anoere Woglid,feiten faun
lpnren, Dor allen aui 0ie |
SolsDerbreitune Itiirjte ln,o SnbIrei.
DE gteugriinolmgen perurind,te.
~. SoIs 1T fnapp unb sn iriidD
Ius Spl5 iii in 9apern nod fnop-
per als IN SaSen. Is niro oaber !
'tari belurtihaitet. 90 Ero5ent oes
anTaaenoen 9faterials eeben in Die
englilche Gone llnb nah Gnglauo, unN
tlnoet a.s 8rubenhulj. beim garof |
tenbuu H. /. IN. Gerluenoung. 3OI
Frp5ent ltehen iiir 9ieIerungen uu
Ole umerituni'he alrmee 5ur Berlii-
gnng u!,D nur 90 FrpSent iinO Iiir otnl
sipllen Seftor itelaeaeben.
Gie buperlif)en llnternebmer sci.
gen im allgeneinen wenig Neigurg.
iid sdnSlih IN Ous 1ol5lieierl,nga.
rc-oaramm fir Die Yeiatuns
einIpeunen 81 lailen. sui oie'em
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

entbalt einI9e oeutlid)e W,nfe iiir
autouubililten Die iid) ehpa ans
Sttuer leten uro rnd) SiiOalnerifa
MuSfliiDe MAIDEN wpllen. .5atiadp
III. oaB es' Iiir lange Strefen iiber.
baupt feinen 0es gibt. yie!e Ser
bereits ber9eiteaten Streden limo in
einem Suitanoe, oen mir Dor etma 20
Sabren als 2anoitrabe be5eifnet
batten, anoere nidts meiter als Berg.
pfnbe.
rMer oieie StraBen bei1brt, mub
ieoen Mugenblid 6amit reAnen, Min.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

E@rberoell. Siibnern. Sd)meinen oOer
ldrperIdlligen Shienfarren 5I be-
geBnen ooer lie iiberbolen 5u miiiien.
auBerbalb Der @auptitidbte gibt es
liperbnltpt 10 sut mie fell,e Yen5in-
ltaticnen oNer Nepnraturmerfit1t-
ten. Was mir bier5ulanoe oils Muto@
'traBen 81 bejaid)nen pi.esen, eriitiert
pnrlaurlg nur aai gang ieltenen, fur
gen Strefen."
Cle unteriudung oes aomitees
bot ith ieoo9 nur auf einen TeiI oes
1o9ennnnten ~Han Mmericnn Sigh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

Walblngtun. = Ins SonOerfo-
nlitee be5 sSenats Sur unterluduns
Der NnS9abcn in Ser ariegs5eit
nannte ben in angriir senonlnlencn
Huu elmer in ieOer Netterlnae brauf-
buren observation-disclosures pon oen Ser.
ei!ttgten Staoiet jllm Yanamn aa.
nal eineH y9fibgrifi" ser psle Nil.
liolHn Jefnltet bot. yfai 1913 iolte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

pap" eritrGft. Ser ieit Sabren &c.
plant lit uno Die iiioamerifaniiden
Staaten nit gtpronnerifn mnO aa.
naoa perb:noen Ica. llno jlpar lit es
Der StraBanabidlnitt 5luiiden Care.
60, 1eras, al Der amerifanllh.meri-
tanllhen Gren5e, un0 oem Banana.
&anal. gr ialsit omrh Werifo umo
nod meitere iehs central amerifa.
nilhe Staaten: Guatemala, 81 Sol.
raoor, &onouras, Nicarasua, Goita
silica uno Hanama.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

ne Sololpnoifute gegriinoet, sic Of
tlen nertauitcn. Srte cutItunoen iiber
9tnd1t III 9llosfa unb inl Dnfpn.
"Nllbrer" pllrben 1897 perGiientlid,t
pelhe Den 8oloiuhern Mnleitln1cn,
ySintc ilnb Nnt'd)lGpe crtciltcn. Ser.
lotcnNc Hilocr mnrocn iiir Mftionire
mo Solo'nfcr genolt Gin College.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
Eczema Itching;;
Burning. Distress
Gets Quick Ease and Comfert

Get a bottle of stainless, power.
full, penetrating Moone's Emerald
Oil The very first application
should give you comforting relief
and a few short treatments convince
you that you have at last found the
way to overcome the intense itching
and distress. Moone's Emerald Oil
is easy and simple to use-Wease-
less = stainless - economical = pro-
notes healing. Ask for Moone's
Emerald Oil. Satisfaction or money
back-good druggists everywhere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
Autostrasse war cine
verfeh|te Speculation
Befvnd zines soderkomitees des senats

~ iertia ieln unO insgeiamt $2O.-
OOO,b1n toiien. Die YriiiunSsfom.
rniiiion beII'd,tet: vIle StraBe lit
God) nit,t balb l,ii..::., unO miro uns
iett nlinoeitens aul $ioJ,"",J;3S,33;",v,, ",;S 3;,,,
tannlen" Sbre Iertisitelluna miro
nod pieIe Sabre beaniprud)en.
Ger Beri6t lpurOe bon Senator
,Sergl'on (&ep., Nid).) uorgelegt uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

- unteritiisen Ste Die in inieret
0eltuna anaeiaenoe::: @efh1ftsieii1el
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-16
GOVERNOR BATTLE
TO COURTS
Georgia Attorney General
Files Petition Asking De-
cision On "Rule"

ATLANTA, Jan. 15-(P)-Attorn.
ey General Eugene Cook filed a
petition with Fulton County SUI
perior court Judge Walter C. Hen
dirk Wednesday asking the court
to decide title to the governors
office and issue an injunction
against Herman Talmadge func-
tioning as governor.
The suit was filed at the direc.
ton of Governor Ellis Arnall.
Cook said Judge Hendrix had
accepted jurisdiction and had
agreed to hold a hearing Feb. 7,
in the Henry County Superior
court.
The legal action came at the end
OF a dramatic day in which Tai.
madge and Arnall, each fortified
with his WI military department
claimed the Office of Georg1a's
governor with rival offices operat.
ing less than 20 yards apart in the
capitol.
Talmadge, son Of the late Eu-
gene Talnladge, was elected to the
office early Wednesday by the
legislature. Arnall, whose four
year term would have expired
Tuesday, refused to surrender the
office to Talmadge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-16
o. MAX GARDNER
RECEIVES OATH
Several Tar Heel Leaders
In Capital Present At
Ceremony Wednesday

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS R =
A number of North Carolinlans
saw %. Max Gardner sworn
Wednesday as United States Am
bassador to Great Britain.
Chief Justice Fred Vinson, a
close friend Of Gardner, admins
terfed the oath in the presence OF
top ranking government officials
at the State department.
Only members of the former
North Carolina governors family
present were Mrs. Gardner and
their son, Ralph, who will precede
his parents to England to "get
things ready for the folks"
Other Tar Heels present were
Senator Hoey D-N.C.), Comp
troller General Lindsay Warren and
Mrs. Warren; Undersecretary OF
War Kenneth Royal and Mrs. Roy
all; Budget Director James E.
Webb, Rep. R. L. Doughton ID N.
c., Gardeners law partner, Fred
Morrison and Mrs. Morrison; John
S. Graham, executive assistant to
Gardner as undersecretary of the
treasury; and Jack Spain, admin
istrative assistant to Senator Hoey
and former mayor of Greenville.
The Gardeners will said for Eng
land February. 8 aboard the S. S.
America.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-16
AERO CLUB NAMES
EARL MARSHBURN
AS NEW PRESIDENT

Earl Marshburn was elected
president of the Carolina Aero
Club here at a meeting of the
organization in the Chamber OF
Commerce last night, it vas an
nounced.
Other chapter officers chosen
were John Render as vice-presi-
dent, Starr Macmillan, secretary
treasurer, and Burke Render,
member-at-large. They will be
formally installed at an inaugera-
ton banquet in February, it was
revealed.
Plans for the participation of the
club in the air meet January 1873
were also laid at last nights ses-
sion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-16
PIANO RECITAL y.
DRAWS ACCLAIM
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the vigor and enthusiams and hexi-
bility of young manhood.
The point however, does not
merit arguing. especially as Mr.,
Kappell exhibited great pianistie
qualities and now, some time after
his recital in Wilmington cur spine
still tingles with the magnificance
and full power of his performance
of the Chopin B minor Scherzo,
and the lacy delicacy that mingled
with the heavy tones and cumu-
lative volume of Chopin's A flat
Polonaise, which was substituted
for the same composers Polonaise-
Fantaisie on the scheduled pro-
gram.
The Mozart C major Sonata
we're sheer beauty. Throughout,
even when the score required re-
sounding effects, there was the
sense of a caress in every note.
These two Chopin pieces and the
Mozart Sonata were the high points
Of the recital.
If we add that Mr.. Kappell did
the best that can be done with
Bach's Suite in A minor, we mere
ly mean that there is no great
music in it,-a fault we find SO
common in much of Bach's sur
viving music. This, of course is
heresy, but it is our confirmed
opinion. Bach's great value is that
he was a pathfinder. But it is to
be remembered that pathfinders
usually leave poor trails.
The second half of Mr.. Kappell's
program included three Debussy
Preludes, three more Preludes by
Shostakovich, a minor piece by
GranadoS, a chorus by Villa-Lo-
BUS and Robert Palmer's Toccata.
So much for the recital. On the
personal side we liked the way
MIR. Kappell tossed his head. Il
reminds us of Lavitzky. And also
because he sat on a regular piano
bench while playing, instead OF
a cafeteria chair.
After the recital, James H. Me-
Coy was host to Mr.. Kappell and
a group from the Concert Associ.
anon at an informal reception in
OF. John'S TaVern.-J. E. H,