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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24

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70 give you the latest gossip reports.
First the wedding that attended last Saturday evening
really lovely affair AiEora Norwood the BRIDE looked too
stunning green maid Maxine
tngon and Gloria oNea the bridesmaid black dresses
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Robert Hughes entertained their
wedding party and Of their friends the congrAula.
you who the hook-up couple Of the week
Say forget that beIntsd hookp Of the week
bonorS Evelyn Ecus and Huney surre Of Minneapolis
June Harris ID back In town again. GOnr know Just
how long she win be here but good 70 her around
again, amt ~
rsRre, 10 say that will have 10 have Est we'll list this week.
ana 10 start out I'll have 10 down two Of good
friends namely Bradford and Jacqusns Morrison BradS
been In the hospital for quite time know but he's and
around agan JSeks still In bed but she the 10
speedy recovery Here's hoping that two will be back
your old natural selves uGaIn and Soon
aa Mechanics and Marshall have bern doing pretty good
games haven1 they7 And while
the subject Of football mention passing that Phyllis
Whsays football team really getting In shape but then with
personalities II like Charles Moore George Nesb Charles
I'd Christopher Clyde ScroEgn and Carl Patterson
know that just couldn't but boys BEWARE Of Halle
from what I've heard they've good
Did that Margaret Brown VacRoned Kansas City
Q nice trip Margaret
The Of tho week other Midnight
Hampton album you haven't
got H. GET TT It's fins
Maurice Henderson. Of Magistrates
member Of the UHsd States Army Air Force Good Iusk
MauFiei
TIAahi What we'll known 81 Paul couple will celebrate
wedding anniversary September
Why Mrs Frank Howard Of s02 Central Avenue
Congratulations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24
Chicago Lawyers Rate
Negro Judge First
In Straw Poll

Chicago - CAMP - Chicago
lawyers rated the city's Negro
judge, Wendell Green Cd. first
In q straw poll conducted by the
city's largest selling evening pa
per, The ld-American, in re-
suits revealed this week.
Green received 1871 votes,
nearly 100 more than his nearest
competitor. The Newspaper mailed
cards TO the attorneys asking them
70 name their choices for chief
justice, ~ associate judges and
one TO fill Q vacancy.
Fred Duke" Slater, former ALL
American football player, ranked
10th among Democratic candi-
dates with ass votes. In the Re-
publican lineup Alva Bates 18th
with 404 votes and Graham Per
ry, 18th with 800.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24

Percy Hughes and Orchestra In
All star Floor show, Labor Tenn
pie. Minneapolis, Saturday, Sept.
G5.--adVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24
Glen Pullens Now Key I'm
Golden GOphers Backfield

70 MinneS0ta'S scoring possibili-
ties ~ the Maroon and Gold ap-
proach the first game Of the sea
son.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24
Care Of the Insane important

To the credit OF the govern.
ment and the people Of the
United States the care Of the in
sane. or mentally deficient, 10
now one Of the most important
functions Of government with
efficient institutions Of this kind
in every state and several very
efficient ones, also, being oper-
ated by the Federal Government.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24
DANCE FOLLOWS
FOOTBALL GAME

On Tuesday. Sept 20. the Me.
chanic Arts school and Marshall
high school will play football.
Q pm. at Central stadium. A
dance will follow the game. and
win be held at Halle q. Brown.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-09-24

FURNISHED room for rent Call
Atlantic 1887.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
FiliPinos Prepare For Emergency

MANILA, R)-President Elpi- dio Quirino today warned the Philippines to prepare for a "pos- sible emergency"
 The President discussed inter- national conditions with his cab inet members and the council of state aboard his yacht.
 His office said President Quiri- no told them that the Filipino peo- pie should have understanding and unity" in the face of critical world conditions and develop mentS.
 The official statement said the President told administr O n leaders that steps had been taken 'to put the country on the alert" It added that officials were study ing measures to be adopted in case of need"
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Atomic Bomb
 ExplOdes In Dewey Truman Campaign
Continued from Page One)

 monopoly must be continued until enforceable world controls are clamped on atomic weapons.
 Henry Wallace also got into the atomic cross-mize at Milwaukee. The Progressive party's Presiden- tial candidate claimed credit for giving MT. Truman his now-aban- doned idea of sending Chief Jus tice Fred M. Vinson to Moscow to talk about the atomic problem. "
 The President told his Milwau- kee audience that Dewey showed a dangerous lack of understand ing" in bringing the subject of atomic energy into the political arena.
 While saying that business con- cerns will continue to take an inn portant part in atomic develop ment, MT. Truman declared i've must not put profit making above the national welfare"
 Atomic energy, he added, must not be another Teapot Dome"
 At the same time the President put Russia on notice that:
 Until the right kind of interna- tional control is assured we have no choice but to proceed with the development of atomic weapons.
 Dewey told rally in MT. Tru- mans old Kansas City balliwick that the Democratic administration 'is coming apart at the seams"
 ''It runs off in a dozen different directions at once. It tries to frighten people. It divides them," he said.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
May Revive West
 Coast Shipbuilding

GAP Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, (P)-The Mari time commission will consider soon in a closed session the need for revival of shipbuilding on the Pacific Coast.
 Commissioner Joseph K. Car son, Jr., notified Senator Magnu- son D.-Wash0 yesterday he has suggested to his fellow members that they consider the need of re- gionally allocating ship construc- ton. Under such a plan west coast shipyards could get a share along with those on the Gulf and Atlan- tic coasts.
 Carson expressed belief revival of Pacific Coast shipbuilding is
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

closest report on the issue was from Nome, where a four-precinct total was 438 to abolish and 14O to continue the traps.
 Albert White, counsellor for Alaska Republicans, is now in the States as a campaign participant.
 The returns from other divisions on the fish trap issue were: First 5,04O to 915; Third 6,7O5 to AS; Fourth 2,362 to PA.
 A long delay is expected in fi- nal returns from dozens of isolated precincts, but the big bulge of voting strength has been counted. Returns from Fairbanks were re- ported to cover tWo-thirds of the voters in the sprawling Fourth Division, which stretches com pletely across Alaska from the Arctic Ocean to Yukon Territory.
 There was still considerable confusion over the outcome of some of the legislative contests, and tabulations on them were re- layed
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

into the service under the Selective Service Act, will also receive their training there.
 Beginning October 19, the first group of Alaskans will receive their perturbation physical ex- animation at one of the following stations: Fort Richardson, Anchor age; Ladd Air Force Base, Fair banks; Davis Air Force Base, Adak; and Marks Air Force Base, Nome. There will be 26 registrants in this first group, six each from the Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and Nome draft boards and two from the Kodiak board.
 Alaska's quota of seven men fol the month of November will b, selected from the 26 regiStrant: and will be called to active dut. about November 10.
 All AlaSkans called into tn, Service under the Selective Serv ice Act will report to Fort Rich ardson initially for processing that is, to receive their clothing any immunization shots needed and undergo the Army Classified ton tests. After this processing the selectees will then be sent t Fort Greedy for training. Upon completion of the l weeks basic training, the selecte will be sent to a station within tn Alaskan theater for the remain der of his service.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Recruit Training Detachment Moves To Fort Greedy

According to an announcement from Headquarters U. s. Army, Alaska, the Recruit Training De- tachment at Fort Richardson will be moved to Fort Greedy, Kodiak, about October Is and will begin operations there about 10 days la ter.
 All Army and Air Force enlis- tees for the Alaskan theater will received their 13 weeks basic training at Fort Greedy. In addi- tion to the voluntary enlistees, all eligible Alaska males in the 1925 age bracket who will be called
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
FUNERAL HELD FOR BARNEY BELLEVUE

The funeral of Barney Bellevue well known mining man who diec here last Monday evening, wa! held from the Federated Church this afternoon at two o'clock. w E. H. Cremer was in charge of fu- neral arrangements.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15
Fish Traps Lose By Big Majority; Dems. Win Offices
Continued from Page One,

Governor Gruenlng declared:
 "In no Presidential year since the Harding election has the dele gate elected in Alaska been of a different party from the President chosen by the nation"
 Lew Williams, secretary of the Territorial canvassing board, es- timated the total vote was close to 20,000. on the basis of incomplete returns. He said the largest previ- ous vote was 16,979 in 1946.
 Returns from 79 of 225 pre- cincts showed Congressional Dele gate E.. L. Bartlett, a non-voting Congressman, leading his Repub- lican opponent, R. H. Stock of An chorage, 13,657 to 3,821.
 J. Gerald Williams, Democratic candidates for attorney general, led Republican Amer J. Peterson, 1O,198 to 6,482.
 Frank A. Boyle, incumbent Democratic auditor, led Republi- can Albert E. Goetz, 10,746 to 5,618.
 Frank H. Metcalf, incumbent Democratic highway engineer, led Donald Macdonald II, Republi- can, 9,419 to 7,748.
 Voters favored a referendum to abolish fish-traps by count of 13,852 to 1,648.
 In his statement from the Re- publican standpoint, diffe r n g sharply with Democratic claims of the election significance, Benson said:
 Doris Barnes of Wrangell was elected with the largest vote ever recorded for the House. The cleo ton of Republican Anita Garnick marks the entry of the first wo- man elected to the Alaska Senate.
 "The success of the Republican candidates is particularly note worthy, since this campaign has been distinguished by appearance of Democratic campaigners of cab inet rank. Secretary of the treas ury Snyder led the parade, fol- lowed by undersecretaries and aS- sistant secretaries in the depart ments of commerce and interior.
 Bureau chiefs by the dozen have plagued voters throughout the campaign and made federal in Alaska a backlog of Democratic votes.
 "The tremendous effort made by the Truman administration for carrying Alaska again demon strates the political bungling which has removed these absen- tees from voting in their home states. I congratulate every Re- publican candidate in Alaska for this contribution to a Dewey-War- ren victory"
 Benson also claimed that the conclusive vote for abolition of fish traps "is in support of the Re- publican position on that issue"
 The vote against fish traps was one-sided in every division. The
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

needed as national defense mea- sure.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-15

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Result
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Game With Providence Comes
As Christmas Gift to Cups

The Washington Caps, who have
had things pretty much their own
way so far in the Basket Ball Asso-
citation, will get their Christmas
present early this year Santa
Claus Is giving them Providence as
their opponent Wednesday night at
Uline Arena, which means the Caps
should win their 18th straight home
game and their Goth in % in the
league. The napless Rollers have
won two games out Of 10.
But If the Caps are looking for
anything more in their Christmas
stocking, they may be disappointed.
Christmas night they will tackle
the Fort Wayne Pistons at Ulne.
The following evening they meet
the Pistons again in Fort Wayne,
play at Minneapolis on Wednesday,
at st. Louis Thursday and oppose
the Chicago Stays January ! at
Uine.
The game with Chicago will be
the first between the two teams
this season. The Caps have whipped
Philadelphia, Boston and Provi-
dence three times, Baltimore,
Rochester and Minneapolis twice
each, and New York, st. Louis,
Fort Wayne and Indianapolis each
once. st. Louis and Indianapolis
are the only teams owning victories
over the Caps.
John Mahnken, who was on the
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Santa Trails Stork as Bowler
Wins Christmas Handicap

with 42-67s. Charley Beall. crack
bowler OF the FBI Federal League
quint. with 2-e74, and Arthur
Crown, star pinman Of Fort Daviss
Minor District outfit, with 39-e74
tied for fifth.
Other prize winners were Nick
Rinaldi, 24-670; Ell Geib, 21-666:
Dale Valentine, 30-663, and George
Schmid of Rosslyn, who was oil
winging with top single Of 1872, only
to finish with 27-661.
Third place by Julie Singer and
Marvin Wolf. with a Its score
was the best for Capital topflighters
In the Central Atlantic doubles at
RoSslyn.
Nova Hamilton and Johnny Gaise
OF Baltimore were the victors, with
1887. Hamilton counted 935 for
the seven games and Gaise, 902.
Tommy Sutherland and Steve
Lindamood Of Roanoke, Va, were
second with 1903. Sutherland post
ed top individual set of 954. Paul
Jarman and Oscar Sykes, local
stars, bagged fourth money with
1,772. Ed Mustard and Chick CHS
holm of Charlottesville, Va, were
fifth, 1,765.
Joe Harrison and Jack Talbert,
the Arcade Pontiac duo, and Steve
Dyak and Joe Patti of Baltimore
tied for high game honors with
304 each.
The first major event of It's kind
here IN IL years drew a field Of q
tWosomes.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
| Mrs. DUPONT Tops
Fair Rocketers
IFU First Time
By the Assoejo,sd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-For the
first time Mrs. Margaret Osborne
du Pont Of Wilmington, DEL, finds
herself ranked at the top of the
Nations woman tennis players. She
replaces Louise Brough. Beverly
Hills, Calf, in the rankings Just
announced, and which must be ap-
proved at the annual United States
Lawn Tennis Association meeting
here January 20. That usually Is
only a formality.
Mrs. du Pont gained her ranking
chiefly on the strength Of her VIC
tory in the marathon ANAL Of the
National championship, when she
outlasted Miss Brough, +6, -,
1913.
The rankings:
u,I,, 4; |ss,o, Mr., MsE'ssTet bs' Osborne du ront
z. Louise Broush. pevsrly Hills. Calf.
Z, e&sFsTu5ds & 5 Hossn' zso1'iHs Santa a. Monies.
sysry ,s:Is'.' ssti.' ssat. ssna,I. M0n5ss ssa cay
/ Shirley M ,!n Jung ..y s.y s.T AL.en % oh,9 an..,.,
9. 6ciSu Fdstdu EcTe1. LOB AukSlee
9. Mrs. Virginia wolfenden Kovsncs'
10. Mrs. Helen Petersen Rihbany. Bos-
il. Dorothy Head. Alameda. Calf
~; Dorothy Bundy Cheney. Santa Mon
i3 Nancy chaf1ee, Ventura. Calf.
IA. Mrs. Madge Harshaw vosters. Sc
is. Betty Rosenauest, South Orange,
NJ 15. Mrs. Louise Snow 1sa.es. Bakers
~ i: MIS-. Eleanor Purdy cushinsham
is. Nancy Morrison. Palm Beach, Fla
19. Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Buck. New
20. Barbara wilkins. New Rochells.
81. Mrs. Baba Madden Lewis. Tulsa
22. sylvis. Knowles. Newport. =. l.
20. Mrs. Marta Barnett, Coral Gables
"a. Katherine Hubbell Conway. n. II.
Womsn's Doubles.
I. Louise Brough and Mrs. Margsrsi
~: =; Ps5is 2s5s Hart and Mrs. r.triei. Can.
r,,s 3; shiTIsy June rr, and Mrs. Mar
"A. Mrs. Marjorie Buck and Mrs. virsini,
Wolfenden Kovacs.
g.. Mrs. Marta Barnett and Mrs. Bsbs
8. Nancy chafsss and Mrs. Helen Psstal
Z; Mrs. Eleanor cushinsham and Mrs
Louise Snow Isaacs
s. Rosemary Buck and Sylvia Knowles
Evening star., 1948-12-20

original Cap team two years ago
has had q hard time staying put
The Caps traded the former
Georgetown star to Baltimore
which in turn traded him to In
dianapolis. Yesterday Indianapolis
traded Long John and Bruce Hale
to Fort Wayne for Carlisle Towery,
Ralph Hamilton and Walter Kirk.
The Jet management said no cash
was involved.
Fort Wayne carried Rochester to
overtime last night before bowing
1878, at Fort Wayne, while Mime
apolis whipped Chicago, 94-84, at
Minneapolis, and Boston edged New
York, TITS, at Boston.
Jim Pollard and George Mikan
personally registered 60 points for
Minneapolis, Mikan getting 81 and
Pollard 20. Johnny Palmer Of New
York was high in the Boston tilt
with "a points. Standings:
Evening star., 1948-12-20
East and West EIevens
Slate First Workouts
BY fits Associoted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2o.-First
workouts for the East and Wes'l
Shrine football teams were sched-
uled for today.
The West players arrived by ones
and twos yesterday. The East team
which gathered at Northwestern
University, arrives this morning.
After q luncheon, the two teams
were to retire to separate. fields for
practice.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
By Ben McAIwes

That's the second early Christ
mas present for ME-" Frank Caruso
ssid happily today when told his
705 score, which included ~
franked pins, won the Hi-skor
Christmas handicap.
'You know only last week my
wife presented me with another
daughter. That makes four girls
In the family now. Maybe some
day we'll have a bowling team Of
our own girls" he added.
Frank, who sponsors and bowls
with the Caruso Grocery team,
which holds second place in the
Major District League, was on the
beam last night at Hi-skor with q
67s scratch set Tailed from games
Of 106, 125, 147, ISL and 149. Last
season Caruso led the Minor Dis
trict League with q 124-plus aver
age.
Until Ivan BREEDER, q 103-average
pinman Of the Hebrew League, all
but walked off with the 500 top
prize after putting together a sec
ond-place score of 703 with a nifty
628 from scratch and rs free pins,
1t appeared Caruso would nip Paul
Perkins, one of his star teammates,
for top honors.
Perkins, rating only q three-pin
handicap, fired the tournaments
top scratch set OF 698 for a 70l set
to finish third. His games were
121, 152, 1853, 126 and 146.
One Of the last to compete In q
field Of IA contestants, Brendler
made q real bid for victory with
games Of 139, 121, 141, 102 and 1875.
He needed Is pins in his final box
to win, but his best out of a split
was nine.
Billy Mischou, King Pin Minor
District League team, was fourth
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Knockout Winners
Of Last Show Head
Turner Program

Two knockout winners from last
week and two others who boxed to
o draw last week will appear on to.
nights all-star boxing program al
Turner's Arena. The show will fea.
ture four 8-round bouts similar to
those which were well received last
week when Matchmaker Gabe Men,
endez put on his first all-star card
of the winter campaign.
Knockout winners coming back
tonight are Herbie (BifD Jones, lo-
cal lightweight, and Jimmy Cooper,
District featherweight with q buzz.
saw in each hand.
Jones, who chilled Freddy Smith
Of New York in the third heat last
Monday night, tangles with an.
other New Yorker His opponent this
time is Jimmy Green whose record
shows victories over Johnny Moran,
Bill Murphy and Jim Parlin.
Cooper, who stopped Tim Healy
of New York last week in the third,
takes on a Baltimore boy tonight,
Tony Longo. Last summer Jimmy
whipped Johnny, Tony's brother, at
Griffith Stadium, and Tony, OF
course, Is vengeful.
The return match is between Red
Gaddis and Burt Wicks, who put
on a hot 6-round draw last week.
The fourth 8-heater sends Sonny
Bum against Leslie Harris of Bal.
timore. The opening five is be.
tween TacIsie Ford nf WASHINGTON
and Roy Writ of Roanoke. Start.
ing time tonight is at 8 pm. be.
cause of late Christmas shopping.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Drozin Stors as Hoboes
Win in yCC Leaaue

Sid Drain plunked In a long set
shot In the last seconds to give the
Hoboes a 37-36 victory over the
Dukes In the Jewish Community
Center's Senior Basket Ball League
yesterday. Drain also led the scor-
ing with IL points. Other results:
Senior League-Ugly A. c.. As; CO.
lonials, "a Ornstein Construction, 40;
Cardozo, 81. Tigers. a; Ulps, 25. CO.
bines, AZ: Royals, 81.
Intermediate League-Pine Forest. 81;
Zayvin, 23. Blue Jays, "a; SAX, 2s.
Lions, 43; Wilmer AzA, 81. Capital City
AZA forfeited to Ulps and Sracas for
feited to SAR.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
D. c. Varsity Fiives Need Wins
And Fans When Play Resumes

The Hoyas still are q question mark.
They had no opposition in the Fort
Belvoir game, played N. Y. U. too
early and lost when three regulars
fouled out in the late minutes, and
beat Penn State in a fair perform
ance. Coach Elmer Ripley's all
New York area squad has a tough
post-holiday schedule starting with
John Carroll New Years eve and
st. Bonaventure New Years Day.
GEORGE WASHINGTON (won
4, lost 2D-The Colonials were forced
to change coaches less than a week
before the season started and to
date they've been . little slow get
ting under way. Took q 29-point
lacing from N. G. State, no particu-
lar disgrace, but lost to Washington
and Lee, q team that has been
smothered In two games outside the
Southern Conference. Most i'm
pressive victory q 19-point triumph
over Richmond. They should get
better.
MARYLAND (won 2, lost D-The
Terps have dropped four games to
date, but three of them have been
outside the Conference standings
and both victories have been against
Conference teams. The Terps
figure to hang right around the 500
mark, an average usually necessary
to qualify for the Conference tour
nament.
NAVY (won 3, lost D-The Mid
dies meet Minnesota tonight and
Notre Dame Wednesday. After
winning three straight from Eastern
and Southern competition, they took
q 25-point lacing from Northwestern.
Navy Is not big but 1t is fast and
well coached and after that Mid
western trip probably will do all
right.
George Washington has played
more Southern Conference games
than any other team and thus has
the leading scorer in Phil McNiff
with 81 points in five games. Best
average belongs to Elmo Stephenson
Of Richmond with so points In three
games.
In the Mason Dixon Conference,
American U. and Hampden-Sydney
are tied for the top spot with three
| triumphs each. Standinrs: