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Evening star., 1948-04-08
ChiIdren's AnkIets,
Zoe Were 39c to Csc

ZUc Were SIC to Csc
$50 Pairs Cotton Anklets in
solid c0lors or with striped
and fancy tops. Red, pink,
blue, maize, navy or brown.
Sizes s to 1917.
well Children's Hose,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Mems Hats
VI Price

We're $40, Now S4.85
80 Mems Fur Felt Hats. Medium
brown, tan, bound edges. Pre-
creased styles.
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08

800 Mems Shorts. Cotton San
forized shrunk Oess than 10 resi-
dual shrinkage), equipped with
gripper fasteners and elastic side
inserts. Sizes 30 to "A, assorted
stripes. Were $1-25. Now 3ssc
400. Neckties. Rayon fabric IN q
assortment of stripes. Also some
plaids and poplins. Were 81. Now,
90 65c
700 Mems Handkerchiefs. Swiss
cotton. Most OF them white with
W&L-The Mems Store, Second
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Junior Lingerie
Reduced

225 Rayon Jersey Slips and
Gowns; cotton f1annelette
pajamas and gowns in as
sorted sizes and colors. Sizes
9 to Is. Were $3.95 to $7.95.
NOW $2.45
$50 Rayon Knit Panties, plain
or lace trimmed. In the group,
white, pink and black. Sizes
II to Is. Were $1.65 to SITS.
NOW W--------H----------$l.l5
W&L-Junior Lingerie
Rendezvous, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Misses inexpensive Dresses
Reduced, Now $40
Were SI4.95 to S2295

N ere 9If.1o 10 1<ESS
$50 dresses in assortment of and two piece
Styles prints and solid c0lors in rayon crepe, rayon
gabardne. Misses sizes 10 to 20.
zoo in varied styles crepe spun rayo rayon
gabardine cottons. Assorted colors Misses
half sizes l6 to 24a Were $1os5 $685. e4o5
Now
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08

hand-rolled hens and initials.
Many corded patterns. Were
81, $1.50 and 81. Now,
65c, CSC and S1.35
80 Mems Belts. One and one
quarter inch widths In black and
brown snap-orl style. Sizes 40, 30
and 80. Were sl.50. Now----6Sc
70 Suspenders. Rayon ribbon.
Button-on style. Regular and
extra long. Were $1,50. Now,
csc
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Walnut Room Fashions Reduced

Collection includes dinner al
bridesmaids dresses and bale
on satins, taffetas and laces
10 Were $35 to s7s.75. Now, S14.50
Were $39.75 to $49.75. Now,
$22.25
Were $69.75. Now $33.75
13 Were $7975. Now ---S44.50
4 Were sos to $1s5. Now $3.50
Were $110 to $195. Now $71.25
l Was $110. Now ---. $3.50
4 Were $135 to 1928. Now $3.50
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Maternity Dresses and Jumpers

Ray0n gabardines and crepes.
In the group; sizes 10 to 16.
T., were $13.95. Now S9.75
20, were $l6.95 to $29.75. Now
S12.50
W&L-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08

formal gowns, bridal gowns,
a-length dance dresses. Ray
assorted colors; misses sizes.
Was $3.50. Now $262.50
1 Rayon Velvet Evening Wrap,
full-length. Was $4e.75. Now,
$3.50
4 Quilted Evening Jackets, hip
length, cotton velveteen. Were
$4975. Now -- $18.75
4 Evening Wraps. lame, rayon
satin or wool. Were $59.75 to
SIS. Now $37.25
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Blouses Redueed-Third Floor
BIouses Reduced-First Floor

$50 Cotton Bouses mostly classics with
with and blue trim Sizes
10 Rayon Crepe Bouse
embroidery applique trim
pink brown black
saak
W&I-Bouses First Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Misses and Women's Roincoots

Il Tattersa Check Rayon Coats yellow
$2975. Now
Fare-back Hooded Coats nylon. $25
Rancoats 500 4o9 wool Gray black Sizes
"a Ht,tv cost U~ soe - 400 , NV WOW s; 81 sis M
Were s2s75 Now $22s5
IL Fitted Flare Back Raincoas wool gabardine
12,N6 and 18. ------- SIS
Dressmaker Rancoats iridescent
Red
80 Wool Gabadne Utility navy gray
20 Glen Plaid Houndstooh Check
Sizes 10 to l8. Were $4975
Wool Gabardne lining
Sizes 8, IL and 49, $6975.
WssI-Womens and Misses Goats Suits
Blouses Redueed-Third Floor
IS Rayon Crepe Rayon Sheer Blouses jewey
Long short sleeves White pink
to 3a Were Now s57s
Is Rayon Crepe Blouse seeved
Rayon Bocaded Evening Bou hustle back White
pink or blue Sizes Is and 49, Were
Cotton Lace Bous high Black
to SO. Were $35. S1s7s
W&I-Bloue
Evening star., 1948-04-08
800 Mems White Cotton
BroodcIoth Shirts, s2.ss
Were 1925

Conventional style fused collar Neck sizes IA to H.
Also assortment Of stripe and white cotton oxford
cloth shirts Neck sizes range from IA to 1917 although
style shirt not available In size.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Misses Spring Prints Reduced

rayon jerseys crepes and wool chai Sizes
10 to 16.
49, $16s5 to ss75 Now $40
$3.50 g. $6975. Now--------S33.7S
25 $22 s25. g. were SIS Now--s5s2s
Evening star., 1948-07-02

very exciting Apache number with
Gene Kelly in Words and Music"
tells me that she and Rory CAL
houn are not dating any more
But I'm living in his house in the
Valley with my mother and dad"
She has rented Rory's home for
her family.
Claire James, Miss America fol
1888, will 60 to Reno IN the I'm
mediate future to divorce Producer
Bill Girard. Bill tells me that q
report elsewhere Of his reconcilia-
ton with Claire was quite wrong
Rhonda Fleming, Bing Crosby's
star in Connecticut Yankee" Is
now testing for roles in IF They Be
My Harvest" and wild Calendar"
Lauren Bacall's baby will cost
Humphrey Bogart $4,000. 1t is the
custom of some of the best doctors
here to charge S per cent OF a 1lm-
star husbands annual salary to
deliver a baby.
Donald Crisp, who. with Edmund
Gwenn, is my favorite character
actor, is of to England to persuade
his sister to come here and live with
him. She'll be very well fixed if she
does. Donald Is one Of our richer
novelties, with a big say in the run
ing of the Bank of America. Maybe
that's why he was charged $4,000
for q recent operation.
George Murphy, who acquitted
himself very well in Philadelphia a
top Hollywood political represent
Evening star., 1948-07-02
Hollywood:
Singers 1rate
AS Music Is Cut
From Musical
By SheiIoh Grohom

Mrs. Franchot Tone-Jean Wal
lace-expects another baby in Janu-
ary. Jean, whose marriage with
Franchot is successful despite a
severe spat or two, returned with
him from New York to complete
their picture "Jigsaw."
Dick Haynes is just as mad as
Deanna Durbin, and Vincent Price
is just as sore as Dick, over the
wholesale removal of their songs
from "Up in Central Park" Dick
had three of his numbers cut. And
Vincent had his entire singing role
thrown out. With Deanna's five
ousted numbers, this means a total
of $250,000 worth of discarded
music.
Lana Turner's house Is for sale
Bob Topping, her new mate. has
decided wisely that Lana will live
in his home, not he in hers. More
Hollywood marriages have crashed
because of vice versa than for any
other reason.
Rex Harrison Is Stymied on his
return to London to star for Sir
Alex Korda in Arms and the Man.
He'd be liable for double income
taxes-in the United States and
Great Britain-unless they waive
the rule requiring three years of
residence in this country first. 1t
still isn't decided whether his wife
Lilli Palmer, goes with Rex. First
he must decide whether he will
go himself.
Vera Ellen, between parts OF a
Evening star., 1948-07-02
Where and When
Current 1heoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"Harvey": $50 pm.
Catholic University Jenny
Kissed Me-; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador -" Romance on tht
High Seas; los, 3:15, $50, 7:3(
and $40 pm.
CapitoI-"On an Island With
You; 1O:45 am. 1875. 4:25, 7:1'
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45
3:35, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia - Summer Holiday"
11:45 am, 1:4O, 3:35, 5:35, 7:30 ane
$50 pm.
Dupont-"The Idiot; ITO, 2:55
4:35, 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-"Furia";; 2:20, 4:05
5:55, TAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-"The Best Years Of Oul
Lives; $50 am, 12:40, 3;55, 7:0'
and 1918 pm.
Little - "Rebecca"; 1890 am.
12:45, 3, Sis, 7:30 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan n-"Fuller Brush
Man; II am, 1:05, 3:20, $50, 7:4(
and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Street With No Name"
11:l5 am, 1:2o, 1925, $50, 7:35 ane
GAS pm.
Pix-"Hellzapoppin";; 2, 4:4o, 7:2'
and 10 pm.
Playhouse - Anna Karenina"
HOS am, ITO, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35 ant
9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux-NewS and shorts
Continuous from 1918 am.
Warner-"Romance on the High
Seas; 11:05 am, lis, 3:25, $50
TAO, and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Thanks largely to the fresh per-
sonality displayed by Doris Day In
her debut before the motion picture
cameras, Romance on the High
Seas" the new film at the Warner,
comes of as agreeable entertain
ment. The Technicolor musical
also is the better for lively script
by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein,
a tuneful score by julie Styne and
Sammy Calm, smart direction by
Michael Curtiz and pair OF good
comedy performances by Jack Car
son and Dan DeFore.
There is enough good about it, as
matter of fact, to make up for
the egocentric intrusions Of Oscar
Levant, a piano player, and rather
strident impersonation by Janis
Paige of a girl who does not trust
her husband.
It is this distrust that provides
the plot, a foolish fable but not
too foolish for a musical film. The
young woman played by Miss Paige,
convinced that her husband CMr.
DeFore) Is the unfaithful type, lets
him think she has gone of to South
America, so that she can trap him
when he comes out in the open with
his wolfing. He doesn't trust her
either, so he sends private de-
tective on the cruise to keep an eye
on her. The private eye, OF course
is keeping an eye on the cabaret
singer (Miss Day. the wife has sent
in her place and you can take 1t
from there without another lesson
Romance on the High Seas" is
Doris Days picture from the mo-
ment she makes her first appear
ance. Her previous professional
experience has been as singer
with orchestras, on the radio and
on records, and the films lifting
score gives her plenty of oppor-
tunity to display her ample talent in
, that field. Her voice is vibrant
and friendly one and her phrasing
is sure and expressive. She makes
lively moments of I'm in Love" and
Put 1t in Box" and when she
gets around to Its You or No One
and Its Magic" she goes beyond
) Just singing song and endows hel
lyrics with some meaning.
AS a motion picture actress Miss
Day comes off lot better than any
number of young women who have
been setting that profession down
for years whenever faced with 9
QUESTIONABLE. Without being beau
tiful, really, she can seem to be
j, and without having the face of 8
comedienne. she can play a ligh1
comedy scene with a deft fair
She has a personality that is 8
natural for the cameras; 1T puts
you on her side right away. A lo'
of people are going to be falling ir
love with Doris Day as this picture
travels around the country.
Not many people will be falling
in love with Mr.. Levant, who is the
antithesis of Miss Day, both in per-
sonality and in acting skill, but he
does take part in one of the funniest
comedy scenes in months. 1t takes
. place in a barroom in Trinidad
t where he and Mr.. Carson get blottt
, without touching a drop, while .
, barf1y played wonderfully by John
nv Berkes) circles them and grabs
| their drinks under their eyes.
I There's lot of other daffy com.
edy, too, and a lot Of dancing ane
music (some in the calypso style)
With Doris Day around, you CAM
go wrong. III. M.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
By Horny Macarthur

Two pianists of note make the
Capitol Theater's life worth living
this week. One of them is Evalyn
Tyner, headliner Of the stage show
and the other Is Jimmy Durante,
who has much to do with the screen
attraction, "On an Island With
You" Miss Tyner Is far the better
musician OF the two, Of course, a
fair whiz at making a piano sound
as If it had 176 instead Of mere
SO keys
Mr.. Durante uses q piano only
as . comedy prop, something to
beat time on while he sings a
ridiculously comic lyric. At or away
from the keyboard, he is q great
man, q vastly talented entertainer
who manages on number Of
occasions to lift "On an Island With
You" out of its lavishly Techni-
colored doldrums. He sings "a word
used in connection with Mr.. Du-
rante only because the English
language doesn't contain the more
exact one) a couple of his favorite
numbers, he murders the mother
tongue with abandon and in gen.
eral has quite a time.
The doldrums in which Mr.. Du-
rante Is asked to stir up some life
are a story about movie company
making a picture called ION an
Island With You" on an island with
Esther Williams. Miss Williams
plays a movie star named Rosalind,
the betrothed of movie star named
Ricardo, played by Ricardo Montal-
ban. Then there is young Naval
flyer, played by Peter Lawford, who
does not approve Of this proposed
union, because Rosalind once visited
an island where he was stationed
during the war, kissed him, and he
fell in love, never to diminish his
ardor, never.
Well, the lieutenant kidnaps
Rosalind, flies her off to that island
where he first saw her, the natives
steal a wheel off his airplane (for
what purpose only Director Richard
Thorpe or Writers Dorothy Kings
ley, Dorothy Cooper, Charles Martin
and Hans Wilhelm know and they
aren't telling) and this sentence
has got to stop. After awhile Ga
long while, 1t seems), Ricardo dances
with Cyd Charlse, who confuses
everybody by looking like Yvonne
De Carlo and playing girl named
Yvonne, and finds she is the girl
for him. The lieutenant does not
get court -martialed but does get
Rosalind.
AS you can eadily see, the theory
that the sight of Esther Williams
in bathing suit will make up for
anything is given a thorough pum-
melting by the script of "On an
Island With You" However. If MGM
feels that this sort of thing, plus
couple of water ballets, is what
keeps Miss Williams admirers
happy, there's not much point in
haggling. Esther is, indeed, one
of the st-looking Of Hollywood s
non n-acting actresses and If this is
the only way the sight Of her in a
bathing suit can be arranged, we'll
have to make the best of it.
Mr.. Durante is aided in injecting
some life into the film, incidentally,
by Betty Reilly, who has been seen
around here as a vaudeville and
night club performer. She sings
couule of torrid songs to music
by Xavier Cugat's' orchestra. Mr..
Cugat conducts with a Chihuahua
instead of a baton.
n Il
Miss Tyner's electrifying pianist,
les are the high points of the
Capitol's stage show, as they are
the high points in any program
she has part of. She also acts
as a mistress Of ceremonies, to
introduce Don Cumming, Franklin
and Moore, and Paul Sydell.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
|Evalyn Tyner Stars
On Capitol Stage,
|Durante on Screen

"oN AN ISLAND WITH YOU" an MGM
rected by Richard Thorpe, screenplay by
Dorothy Kingsley, Dorothy Cooper. Charles
Martin and Hans wilhelm, original story
by Martin and Wilhelm, songs by Nacie
Herb Brown and Edward Heyman. dances
and water ballets BY John Donohue. AT
the rsbita1
Evening star., 1948-07-02

THE STREET WITH NO NAME" 4
goth Century FOX Picture produced by
Samuel G. Engel, directed by william
Keighley. original screenplay By Harry
Kleiner At the Palace.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

ative, II back In town to start his
summer radio series. How about
giving George . good picture, too,
Metro?
(Released by North American NsvsDapse
Alliance, Ine.)
Evening star., 1948-07-02
Doris Day a Hit
In Her First Film,
Warmers Romance

ROMANCE ON TIE HIGH SEAS. 9
Warner Bros. picture produced BY Alez
Gottlieb, directed by Michael CurtiZ
screenplay by julius j. and Philip G.
Epstein. additional dialogue by !; A;
Diamond. original story by 8. Pendal R1es
and Carlos A. Olfvari, songs by julie Stynt
and Sammy Calm, dances by Busby
Berkeley. At the Warner.
The Cast.
Peter yirsi, .-Jack Carson
Elyira Kent Janis Page
Michael Kent Don DeFore
Georgia Garrett ett Doris Day
Oscar Farrar Oscar Levant
Uncle IaZle s. 2. Sakal
Piinie Fortunio Bonanova
Ships Eric Blore
Rio Hotel Clerk------Franklin Pangoorn
Miss MedWick Leslie Brooks
Travel Agent tW William Bakewel
Avon Lons Sir Lancelot, the Samba Kings
the Page Cavanaugh Trio.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
New and Deadlier Gang Era
Pictured in Palace Thriller s,,
By Joy Cormody

That America faces another gangster this one operated
the Of melodrama
talking through its hat The
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
AS See It
BY JULIA GORDON

Grandson Davis of Ruth ave.
nue., left yesterday morning for
Tennessee State college, Nashville.
1t is time for football practice and
MI. Davis had to bid adieu to the
home town for a while. He has an
athletic scholarship for football
and was the captain of the foot
ball team for 47-48. Mr.. Davis is
a junior this year and his major
in physical education.
James Spurlin of Williams
street, left yesterday for football
practice at Kentucky State COL
lege, Frankfort. Mr.. Spurlin has
an athletic scholarship for foot
ball and this is his senior year.
He is also a member of the Omega
Psi Phi fraternity.
Mrs. Reid gave a birthday party
in honor of her daughter, Miss
Ruth, Saturday night on Fleet
foot. Those attending the party
were: Misses Joan Loften, Bar
bara Stocks, Frances Arnold, Lucy
Lewis, and Velma Parks. Messrs.
James Prince, Charles Hickman,
Maurice Long and Milton Jackson.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennth Long of Weekly
street. Congratulations to then
and the best of luck.
Kisses Ida Pollard and Betty
Turney are back in the home
town for a couple Of weeks, Wis
iting friends and relatives. Mis-.
Pollard and Turney have beer
living in Chicago, where they have
! very good pobs,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
Wiley Dean Resigns

MARSHALL, Texas, Sept. l..
(ANP)-Dean T. L. DeArman of
the department of education at
Wiley college, sent in a written
letter of resignation, it was an
nounced this week. His is another
in the series Of resignation at
Wiley college under pressure and
otherwise.
He is repeatedly slated for a
job as principal Of a state high
school. Dean De Arman said that
he and the school parted on good
relations, and he resigned for q
personal reason.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
College Expect
Strong Football Team

The great Wherefore State
college football team which is ex-
pected to be even greater this
year than last opened practice
drills yesterday with more than
so hopefuls reportings.
Coach CASTOR Country" Lewis
will miss such stellar performers
as Freddie Hall at quarterback,
Cliff Gales, captain and center
last year, and Maceo Wells, a pass
sharing end, but he was well for
titled with reserves who should
supply plenty of power for Will
berforce this coming season.
Mac Green, director Of athletics
at the institution announced the
following 1913 schedule:
Sept. 25: North Carolina AIT
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
POLICE RAID
DOPE Den

Three young men and a 36-year
old woman we're arrested Tuesday
night in a police raid on an al
legged marijuana den. Police con-
cealed names of those rrested but
gave the address raided as 213
Saratoga Lane.
Officers who conducted the raid
on the premises said they found a
tobacco can full Of the tweed"
and a sack of it in a woman's
purse.
The raid was carried out when
the police received a report that
marijuana was being sold on the
premises of Saratoga. Sgt. w. H.
Taylor and Patrolmen w. C. Stew
ems, w. H Knight, and ]. Belik
participated in the raid.
Rumors spread like wild fire.
Names were named. One police re-
port linked the raid with the sale
of REFERS in the vinicity of Fifth
and Dunbar. 1t was also reported
that in the basement of the resi-
dence many needle" parties were
held.
In the basement was a bar, sew
eral lounges and a juke box.
Among other items discovered in
the raid was a burned tablespoon
which is used, according to the
insiders, with the taking of mar
cotics with a needle.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
WOLVERINES IMPRESSIVE
IN DAILY K

The Wolverines of Dunbar high
are steadily going through the
PAGES of fall training in effort to
make their bid for regular berths
on the varsity football squad at
the Summit street school.
While the opening game for the
1948 campaign is some distance
off, Coach Jack Hart, and his as
s%istant, Luther White, are run
ming their charges relentlessly in
daily workouts in order to put one
of the best teams in the history
of the school on the gridiron.
The Wolverines are full fledged
members Of the city Big Seven
high school teams in Dayton.
Coach Hart lost many of his
last seasons stars through gradu-
alton in the persons Of Maceo CO.
field end; Ed. Spooner, fullback;
Peerless Washington, a guard. All
three of these lads were selected
on the All-City squad Of 1947 and
played a major part in the win
ming of the West All-Star team
over the Eatern group. However,
Hart is not dismayed in the loss
of these boys and is building his
currant squad around such hold
overs as James Tanner, an end
Jessie Tatum and James (Little
Abner) Ratliff both tackles, the
backfield has Edward Long, whose
running attack was a standout at
one of the halfback posts.
Others in the backfield with
long will be the pint-sized William
Rakestraw at quarter; Emerson
Chapel at the other half and
William Mcgowan in the fullback
position.
The best prospects for the line
along with Tanner, Tatum and
Ratliff are Joe Jackson and James
Caldwell at the guards, Oscar
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
White Man Declared
Father Of coIored Son

FLORENCE, Italy, Sept. l.. CA
NP)-Because of a twist in Ital-
ian law, an Italian husband here
was declared the legal father of a
colored boy born by his wife from
an American Negro soldier.
For three years, Luigi Cipolli
has been suing for legal separa-
ton from his wife, Mrs. Wuinta
Orsini Cipolli, and denying that he
is the father of a son born to her
in October, 1945.
Not only did she admit that
the son was by an American Negro
soldier, but doctors examining the
son declared that he had a color
ed father also.
Unfortunately for the husband,
though, a clause in the italian
civil code says that a husband
can deny his parentage of a child
only if the pregnancy has been
concealed.
Thus the court declared Cipolli
the illegal" father of the child
and ordered him to pay court
costs for the three years of liti-
cation.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
Registration Dates for
high School Students

Registration for students who
will enter Dayton high schools for
the first time will be held during
the next two weeks. The dates are
for those who are entering high
school for the first term or for
those who have moved to Dayton
recently.
Schools and dates for registra-
ton are:
Kiser: Thursday, 9 a. m. to
noon.
Stivers; Every morning till
school opens, 9 a.. m. to noon.
Roosevelt Thursday and Fri
day of this week and Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week, 9 a. m.
TO noon.
Fairview: Thursday and Friday
9 a. m. to noon.
Dunbar: Thursday and Friday,
9 a. m. to noon.
The schedule for all students at
Dunbar high school will be ar
ranged from September 8 through
September 10 according to an an
nouncement from that school.
Parents adm students are ad-
vised to take particular note of
these registration dates in order
to avoid complications and delays
in the enrolment.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-01
DR.. G. B. Gopher Takes
P~rofessorship at
Cannon

BOSTON,, Aug. 81. (ANP) -
DR.. Charles B. Gopher, pastor of
Fourth Methodist church and one
of the 'city's outstanding leaders,
will take over a position as ro-
fessor of the Old Testament at
Cannon Theological seminary
September 1, it was disclosed here
last week.
Well known for his religious
and civic pursuits, DR.. Gopher has
not only liquidated the church's
debt and raised money for the
completion of it's building, but has
also developed a program of
Christian service and inspiration
which has made the city a better
place.
with his wife, who has been
superintendent of the Cooper COM
munity center for the past two
years, he has given valuable serv-
ice to the institution. Mrs. Gopher
will remain in Boston for another
year, upon the request of the
Cooper board and its sponsoring
body, the New England confer
ence Women's Societl of Chris
ton service. After that, she will
join her husband at Cannon.