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Evening star., 1950-08-02
MORE DOCTORS
SMOKE CAMELS
than any other cigarette

A nationwide survey of
doctors in every State of
the forty eight revealed
that more doctors smoke
Camels than any other
brand. Doctors in every
branch of medicine were
queried. "What cigarette
do you smoke, Doctor ?"
was the question asked of
1857 doctors. And the
brand named most was
Camel!
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Union Chief Gets Pension

CLEVELAND. Aug. 2 (P.-The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers closed its convention yester-
day by voting a $500 monthly
penson to Alvanley Johnston, out
going president of the union. He
did not run for reelection this
year, and was succeeded by James
P. Shields, his first assistant.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
HOW MILD CAN A CIGARETTE BE?
NOTED
Not One Single Case
of Throat Irritqtion
due to smoking cAMELs!

Noted doctors report findings in coastocoa smoking tes In this
test hundreds people wh smoked only Came for 30 consecutive
days. the throat of each smoker examined each week-a total of
247O examinations ALL The doctors reported MOT ONE SINGLE
CASE OF THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS!
Smokers Prove Camel MIdness for Themselves 3ODay
Test in Their Own "Tzones"! Il for Throat for 1aste
doctors findings smoking Cames revealing YET
convincing the you make Camel 3ODay
Mness No quick tricks hurried decisions You smoke Came
regularly days and how like them steady smoke
Evening star., 1950-08-02

Not just one-puff experiment fast
inhale of this brand and an exhale of that
brand. Instead, you make the sensible, re-
liable test of judging Camels for 80 days
in your own ''T-Zone" ct for Throat, T for
Taste). It's your best proving ground for
cigarette. Compare Camels choice tobac-
cos for mildness and favor. Find out for
yourself how mild and good-tasting ciga-
rette can be!
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Crocs- s-Seetion, U.S.A.

INK CLARK, ice
skater, reports,
"I' m SO glad I
made my own 30
Day TIE st. TIL e
Test was fun and
Ca m e Is are SO
mild !"
Evening star., 1950-08-02

JOE COVER. sales
m a n 8 a y s
"Camels met the
test 1000 with my
throat t t. I agree
with the doctors
C a m els are
mild %
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Speed Loss

SEATTLE.-A plane painted for
war service loses about II miles
an hour flying speed, as compared
to one which has a surface of
WaXed and polished aluminium.
Evening star., 1950-08-02

Higher prices for sheets, tea
towels, handkerchiefs and curtain
materials are reported in London.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
ADVERTISEMENT. A
Some Don'ts "
for PIN pies

Don't scratch-don't squeeze pimples--
you risk infection! Don't suffer from
itching pimples. angry red blotches,
eczema or other irritations when sooth-
ing Peterson's Ointment offers you fast
relief Makes skin look better. feel bet-
tier. 4Oc all druggists. One application
delights or money back. Peterson's Oint.
|ment allays itchy feet, cracks between
toes.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
SOCIALITE AGREES
ON CAMEL MIL DNESS

MRS. THOMAS w. PHIPPs, glamorous
New York society matron, made the
Camel 3O-Day Test and is enthusiastic.
Says Mrs. Phipps, II enjoyed every ciga-
rette in my own Camel 30-Day Test. The
Test convinced me that Camels are the
mildest, best tasting cigarette ever
smokedw
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Machi Thaws
East 152nd
Pins For 633

Old man weather was the top
winner in the East 152nd B League
last Wednesday as high rate OF
absentees was caused by the snow
filled streets.
Ray Machi shoveled in with a
lusty 227-633, the only bright spot
for Kavran's Ice Creams who were
frozen out in all three by Shuttle
Inn. Tony Bucco stacked the sticks
for 212-602, best for the winners.
Joe Camloh smacked 201-554 as
Leisy's took two from Fulton's Bar
who had Jim Naklizki high with
2OO-5O7. Slapnik Jr. Florist dropped
Roytz Cafe twice. Ed Tratter high
with 1886 for the florist, Arnie
Medley's 202-541 best for Roytz.
Petromilli's won on a forfeit from
DiCarlo Realty.
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Stopar Sparks
Page Realty
To Shutout Win

With Bill Stopar scattering the
sticks for 213-603, Page Realty
romped to q triple win over
Curtis Industries in last Thurs
days "B" League action at East
185th Recreation. Mike Tarantino
had 199-54S for the losers.
Euclid Elks won q pair from
Times Hardware, Bob Wagner
notching 1855 while Bill Mil
lavec had 203-515 for the hard
ware.
In the only other shut-out per-
formance, Lakeland Coal shoveled
past Drenik's Erin Brews. Top
coalman was Joe Cestarich with
238-571 while B o b Withlow hit
206-534 for the losers.
Heini Miller had 202-541 as
Joe's Cafe won two from Serbin
Inc, Bill Weikert high for the
losers with 255-575. Joe Zele's
199-541 placed Orchard Inn to a
double triumph over Udovick's
Cafe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Augustine Hits
6Oq Series AS
Team Drops Three

Phil Augustine highlighted Mon
days pin spilling in the Play-Mor
Junior A League, hitting 222-6O9
eor Psrme'a In their triple defeat
at the hands Of Universal Welding.
Bob Sulak and Sam Richter shared
honorx for the wedlers with 564
each.
Hubbar Masonry won two from
Superior Florist led by Al Hubbar's
1o6-6B6 Dough Sawyer's 20S-567
I'D Skedel's Service In q double
verdict over Kavran's Ice Cream.
George the backer led his team with
919-6s6.
Leisy's Brsws pulled out the
shoppers In spilling over Drenik's
m all three, Bill Andrews leading
the way with 1852 while Clare
Dorsey had 245-556 for the losers.
Halls Soho took two from
etone'e Grill. Tony Lula high for
Halls with 192-546, Joe Payers
eS3-544 best for Stones.
Lakeland Furniture blank e d
Yano's Soho. Charles Ferline high
with 215-585.
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Mramor' S Cut
Kabay Lead
In Junior A"

Kabay Sports first place lead in
the Slovenian Home Junior A cir
cult was sliced last Friday as
Mramor Contractors won two
games.
Leading the contractors was L.
Barbish with 204-592. V. Telisman
had 224-592 for the league leaders.
Bills Bar won two from Double
Edge. E. Dworning hitting 25S-
622 to pace the victors and top
the league for the night. L. Soed-
er's 195-551 was high for the losers.
The Slovenian Home Rec's, cellar
dwellers of the loop, put on a VIC
tory squirt in downing Gas Ma
chinery's gang in all three games.
Otto Smith sparked the winners
with 212-578 while Bunnion's had
208-549 for the gas gang.
Leisy's stopped Drenik's twice,
]. Pretnar leading the victory with
223-555 and Bill Perdan high for
the distributors with 183-526.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07

Play-Mor Lanes. Charles Johnson
was in the groove for the East
140th streeters, dcnting the sticks
for 232-668. Frank Demko had
204-596 for the Perusekmen.
Morris Shorty" Debenak was in
a good mood, blasting the naples
for 227-6S2 set as Perdan's Slo-
venian Home keglers won a pair
from St. Clair-Eddy Recreation.
Shorty's 277 started proceedings,
but hs weakened down to 234 in
the second and just barely evaded
complete collapse, hitting III in
the final game. Frank "agless"
Kramer helped the victory cause
with 242-611. Tom Mowery fired
a 222-61s for the losers.
Hayden Woodwork Recreation
lost the first game to Waterloo
Recreation by 160 pins but perked
up to win the last two games.
Stan Stefancic hammered out 223-
$40 for Emery's lads, Flip Malo-
vasic serving up q 244-631 for the
Pozelnikmen.
In a neighborhood bawi, Tony
Skufca personally led his East
185th Recreationists to a double
triumph over the Maver-Yoger
combine. Skufca smacked 217-62s,
John Willkomm high for Euclid
Lanes with 222-614.
Center-Mayfield's keglers were
hitting them hard, led by Henry
Weier's 236-667 as the hilltoppers
butted Skufca Lanes. Pete Petan
had 251-619 for the losers.
Other good scores turned in IN
dividually were: Don Cornelius
606, Tony Gricar GOT, Gus Fortuna
602, Al Yannette GOT, Frank To-
morwitz 602.
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First Place
Mobbed In
H-W Jr. A"

A very popular spot in the Hay
den Woodworth Recreation Junior
A League this week is first place,
three teams sharing honors follow
ing the pin spilling on Emery's
slides last Friday night.
Knotted for laurels are Elmer's
Cafe, Burge Beer and LaGanke
Stamping while Hy-Decker Cater
ing, Tomse Beverages and Leon
ards Market are just shade from
the front runners.
Jerry Finn hit 200-551 to pace
Burger Beer past Hanna Rug
Cleaning three times. Charles
Long marked up 206-576 as La
Ganke Stamping took two from
Rick's Mems Shop. Tomse Bever-
ages spoiled Elmer's Cafe hopes
for sole possession Of the top spot
with a two game verdict. Eddie
Lesson hit 235-597 for Tomse.
Floyd Siebert had 225-595 for
Elmer's.
Tony Sulzer smacked 207-565
as Drenik Duquesns turned back
Joe and Tony's Service twice.
Leisy's Beer won . pair from
Hayden Woodwork Recreation,
Bill Nesbitt top man for the win
ners with 192-56O, Ken Water
bury's 233-534 high for the losers.
Tha standinp&,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
SIovene Ladies

With the second round Of bowl
ing completed, the team standings
are all tied up. Lakeland Tavern
and Midway Inn lead the league
with a tie for first. Addison Fur
niture rests in third place with
tie in fourth between Jalovec
Motors and A. F. Svetek Funeral
Home. Euclid Race Dairy is In
sixth place followed by a tie for
seventh between Larry's Meat
Market and B. L. uintet.
Adding to the team results, the
league came through with an all 2
to l victory mite. Jalovec Motors
two games were taken from Eu-
cid Race Dairy. Mary Cichon had
460 for the latte rand Agnes Polanz
paced the motor gals with 161-448.
A. F. Svetek Funeral gained two
from Addison Furniture. Micki
Oklesons 173-447 and Alice Hedder-
mans 1853 did the trick for Sveteks
while June Krause had 158-431 for
Addison. Ellen Smith came up with
progressive 127-128-129.
Lakeland Taverns two-soms was
taken from Larry's Meat Market.
Jean Kauchnik and Rose MITCHELL
had like games Of 172 for the vic
tors and Mary Zaks 173 was tops
for the butcher misses.
After walking off with the first
game, B. L. Quintet lost the re-
naming two to Midway Inn. Marie
Sons III and Ann Kumses' 169-
472 was best for the B LIS and
Marie Kahl rolled 1850 for Mid
way Inn.
Shining lite Of Sundays session
was the terrific 223-551 series
blasted by Mary Perdan for Mid
way Inn. Agnes Polanz gave a
successful exhibition of the 3-7-10
split for Jalovec Motors.
The league members once again
Join with me in expressing our
sympathies to the Perdan family
in the loss Of Adolph's mother, Mrs.
Perdan, who passed away Tuesday
morning.
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Vac S RaiIroaders
Pull Into First

The Railroaders are in first
place today.
That is Urban Vaccariello's bowl
ing Railroaders took over the num-
Der one spot in The SCOOP Shop
League Monday At East 152nd
Recreation.
Leading the sudden surge to the
top was Captain Urban and anchor
man Roland Miller with 494 and
49S series respectively. Len Stieg-
erwald is lead-orf man for the new
leaders while Floyd Simmons
missed this weeks action.
The Railroaders took over by
virtue of a clean sweep victor over
Smiths Smelters who had domi-
mated the league from the begin
ning-but not anymore say the
teachers from Collinwood High.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Flo Nothstine
Raps SOB Series

Finding the right spot for the
night, Flo Northstine walked off
with top honors in the Euclid
Lanes Ladies Handicap League
Friday, blasting a 247-6O3 as
Morocco's won two games for the
Accordian Shop.
Leisy Beers, led by June Nc
Kone's 194-523, took a pair from
Bonnielynn Donut Shop, Vic Stone
man high for the losers with 1885,
494.
Other results: Seagrams Bar 2,
Turks Atlantic Service 1, Stroud
Awning 2, Gabriel-Lackner /. Hit
ting them we'll were: Ann Kulaga
182-487, Ann Pecjak 163-461, Mary
Petrick 189-475, Rose Kotnik 191-
489 and Rose Corica 176-491.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Rossman Aims For
Skufca S HON"

Finally hitting his stride after
several not so good weeks, Ted
Rossman sounded a warning to
the rest Of his Foote-Burt League
cohorts in blasting a 201-544 last
Friday at Hayden-W oodworth.
Ted is eyeing a spot in Tony
Skufca'S top circuit-it was re-
ported.
Others who found the Emery
Lanes inviting included: Sam Pom
gonis 211-591, Jack Ritter sr., 198-
548, Joe Urbanic 226-591, Bob
Booms 1852, Rudy Strauss 211-
631, Bill Bunsey 1855, Eddie
Merhar 2o9-560, Bob Smith 224-
$50.
The Assembly Quintet tops the
league, holding a three point ad-
vantage over the Planers.
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Demshar's S Regain
Lead In Northeast
Merchants League

Back in action after q weather
made one week vacation, the
Waterloo Recreation Dem s h /
Builders took command of the
Northeast Merchants Travelling
league with a clean sweep victory
over Hayden-W Woodworths Union
Clothes last Saturday.
Top man for the leaders was B.
Samolis with 233-611 while r.
Fonticella had 2S1-578 for the
losers.
Center -Mayfield's Clicquot Club
quintet fell behind the leaders as
they lost two games to Skufca
Lanes tail end Leisy Brews. D.
Seiber was high man for the vic
torious cellar dwellars, hitting
209-553 while Joe Lesko piled up
225-622 for the losers.
Euclid Lanes color bearers, the
Miller Stone jewelers. frolicked
past the East 185th Fakult Council
men five IN posting shut-out. Leo
Jason anchored the jewelers. with
217-617 while A. Oberstar's 216-
591 was tops for the losers.
Slovenian Homes Kabay Sports
men bounced back after an open
ing game defeat by St. Clair-Eddy
Recreation to capture the decision
in the last two games. F. Ferra
topped the league for the night
with his 246-633 to lead the sports
men. ]. Ivec anchored the losers
with 215-606.
Play-Mor Lanes Aurora Inns
won two from East 152nd's Zele
Funeral Home. A. Spencer smack
ing 216-597 for the winners, Vince
Fortuna's 204-576 high for the
losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Tavern League
Maple MouHng

Last Sundays action in the
Tavern League at Skufca Lanes
brought out some pretty fair ex-
hibitions with P. Sirca of Bills
Bar Two and B. McCrystal of
Windy's in the limelight.
Sirca smacked 213-598 as Bills
Two defeated Bills One. McCrys-
tails 2O7-588 helped Windy's take
a pair from Jim's Rendezvous.
Braumesiter Beers took a pair
from POO as Wolgmuth hit 201-
SGT. H. Smith high for POO with
176-5O8. Jermac's blanked Dreniks,
C. Krause high with 204-511.
Sportsman Bar shut out Fulton's
Bar led by B. Cooks 190-544. Fox's
Cafe tripped White City in two,
H. Kessler leading the victory with
212-465.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Increase Lead In
Keqler Klub Loop

Taking two games from Zele
Funeral Home, Stuehringer Market
increased their lead over Upson
Realty following last Thursdays
competition in the Euclid Lanes
Kegler Klub.
Bette Krause topped the winners,
M. Williams was high for Zele.
Led by Ruth Frohlich, Euclid
Poultry topped Upson Realty in
two games who had Dorothy Voelk-
er high.
Vukcevic Tavern rung up the
only shut-out, taking Allied Plat
ing in two. AL Fickey and Ann
Hallack were best for their re-
spective teams.
Marie Collins Of the Zele Funeral
Home drew a round Of applause
following her successful CONVEX
sion of the 6-7-10 split.
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picked up sticks in the individual
average race, mauling the naples
for 258-641 as Leisy's Beers bested
Polito Beverages twice. Harry's
258 game took over high single
for individuals, his series one
stick better than his previous high
for the year. Frank Mozina Tailed
213-619 for the losers.
Len Baltus peppered the pins for
233-615 as Saranac Service swept
past The SCOOP in all three. Mac
Macleod registered 211-568 for the
pressed printers.
Radels 256 was good for third
In high single while Roytz took
the number three spot on the board
for high team single with 1016.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
PIay-Mor Lanes
Ladies Majors

Although Peggy Tucker Of Oar
dis Popcorn team smashed q ter
rife SGT series Monday night at
Play-Mor Lanes, her team still
lost three games to the league
leading East Appliance team. For
the victors, Elsie Weisbarth had
208-539, Helen Leight 537 and
Alice Long GOT. Peggy had games
Of 200-189-17S.
Dorner Chevrolet Co. tied for
first place dropped one game to
Roxy's Bar. For Dorner's Tillie
Charney had 209-512 and Helen
Dade 485.
Perme's Home Equipment Sales
won one game from B.H.C.C. Me-
litta Forbriger 512 and Ann Gle
sicki 511 for the victors as against
Agnes Modic's 512 for Perme's.
Abby's Florist chalked up three
victories over Stellars on Albina
Vidmar's 201-538 and Blanche
Rodgers 505. Ann Krywon shot
201-529 for the losers.
Leisy Beer made it two out of
three from Jelercic's Florist. For
Leisy's, Dorothy Kendel 512, and
Terry Young sol. Taffy Fosters
210-508 and June Schust's 504 were
tops for Jelercic's.
Economy Furniture romped in
with a double victory over Thos H.
Jenkins Insurance quintet. For the
furniture team, Jennie Barnabei
had 483 and Arlene Friedel ATS.
Mary Davidson's 468 best for
Jenkins. Clara Schust, Secretary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
H-W Gals Brave
Snow To Bowl

Bad driving conditions failed to
dim the spirits of the Hayden
Woodwork Keglerettes last Thurs
day as all but ten girls showed up
for the weekly session.
Ernie's Shoe Repair won two
from Randolph Florist. Richards
Funeral home topped Kay's Cafe
twice. Harry's Tavern topped
Mons Team in two games. Leisy's
scored the only shutout in dropping
Windy's Confectionery and Scho-
field Kaiser-Fraser did like wise
against johnson Funeral Home.
High scores for the night IN
cluded: Charlotte Cesaro AL,
Anne Arko 44S, Celia Vercellino
435, Frances Vulduga 434, Ruth
Smith 486, Lillian Brandt 425,
Dora Horvath 463, Marie Cole
445, Ann Rothacker 474 and best
for the night was Ann Gregor with
l90-621.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Morantz Tops High Single
Mark With 258; Ma|gas In
Lead Again At East 152nd

The East 152nd Junior A cir
cult is developing into a real dog
fight with Malga Steels looming
back into first place with a horse
collaring effort against Butch's
place in last Friday nights action.
Joe Somrak hit 193-562 in lead
ing Malga's while Joe Carrish had
Roytz Cafe ended Perme's one
week reign atop the circuit, COM
ing from behind to win twice after
dropping q close decision to the
appliance men in the opener. Tag
Radel scattered the sticks for q
lusty 256-6Oe for Roytz, Vince
Fortuna best for Perme's with
2O1-537.
Hammering Harry Morantz
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Waterloo Home Keg|ers
Moan> Groan From Snow

Aching backs from the big snow
took the spotlight In last Fridays
maple mauling in the Waterloo Re-
creation Home league. At least that
was the alibi most used by the boys
who hit low marks.
However, Skebe Plumbers show
ed little effect from extra curicu-
lar laboring as they swept past
Drenik's Beverage in all three
games. Pat Virant's 500 spear
headed the Plumbers as they picked
up q one game, first place lead
over Leisy's.
Stan Stefancic'S GIT effort paced
Leisy's in a double decision over
Waterloo Recreation. Joe Mack
fired $50 for the losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Split SpotIights
East 152nd Gals

Jeanette Tremaglio provided the
only bright spot in Sunday after
moons competitor in the East 152nd
Ladies League, converting the CT
10 split to pick up q few lusty
cheers from teammates and op-
ponents alike.
High series for the session IN
cluded Elsie Romano 457 and Mary
Ciasullo 456.
Mary's Beauty Shop held onto
first place with a shut-out victory
over Team -Four. DiCicco's Funeral
Home dropped Helenora's Beauty
Salon in the works, Dix Jewellers
took two from Grotto Inn and A &
E Foods bested Trolli Music.
211-597 for the losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Moose Bowling

Jelercic Florists registered a
clean sweep over Morris Beauty
Shop, shooting 134 pins over aver
age in the last game, to top the
Women Of Moose Bowlers Monday
night at East 152nd Recreation.
Stones Dry Cleaners also had
the whitewash brush out, blanking
the Women Of the Moose team. In
the clean sweep Stones piled up a
new high single count Of 737.
Jermac's Cafe took three points
from D'Arcangelo Catering while
c. j. Smith Funeral Home hung
on to first place with q three
point verdict over S. F. Richards
Funeral Home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
ChabaiI Tops
Mixed League

Scattering the sticks for 242-
675, Joe Chabail took the spotlight
In last Saturdays Mixed League
action at st. Clair-Eddy Recrea-
ton.
Other high scores posted included
Tony Kralic with 222-546, Rose
Allen had 168-475, Bill Glicker 438,
Joe Coughlin 444, Henry Bozic
Henry Heinsohn 407, Joe Malovac
456, Ronnie Wilson 432, Frank
Kuznik 462, Sebolt 437, Rose Sutter
469, Dad O'Brien 448, Rose Marsh
439, Flody Dlozer 464 and elan
Chabowski 485.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07
Shorty Debenak
Melt Pins For
682 In CLASSIC

The storm made one week holi-
day didn't seem to effect the keg-
lers in The SCOOP Classic Travel
ing League as they returned to
form Saturday night to mark up
some very respectable scores.
Only East 152nd Recreation'S
pace settlers showed any after
effects of the big blow as they
took it on the chin twice from
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Open Bowling
At PIoy-Mor

Reynolds DeCapite, proprietor
Of Play Nor Lanes, reports that
he has ample open bowling time
for all those who care to topple
the ten pins for fun.
Every Saturday and Sunday
from loo p. m. to midnight, open
bowling Is on tap at Play-Mor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-07

Two men who showed good form
and no excuses were Ed JerSon
and Ed Snyder. The Eds helped
Baznik Cafe to q twin win over
Norwood's Mems Shop, hitting
224-632 and 238-649 respectively.
Frank Grebanc piled up 694 pins
TO top the losers.
The standings following last
Fridays action:
Evening star., 1950-11-28

corted his former legal foe, Mr..
Smith. down the aisle yesterday
to be sworn in as the junior Sena-
tor from that State.
Winner over Liberal Senator
Frank P. Graham in q hot pri-
mary. Senator Smith said the
FEPC program was unavoidable"
and. If adopted. would cause as
much trouble to Negroes as to
others.
Explaining his campaign against
Communism, the Brannan farm
plan, compulsory health insurance
and deficit financing, the, new
Senator insisted he long had been
a champion of real civil rights"
He favors an equitable excess
profits tax" if one can be devised,
but he said he would have to study
further many other pending legis-
lative problems, such as all-out
rearming and continued foreign
aid spending.
Senator Smith, in his youth,
worked his way through Trinity
College. now Duke University, at
Durham. N. c. He was elected to
the North Carolina Legislature,
where he served as speaker Of the
House.
He headed the American Bar
Association In 1916. Later. he
attended the famous Nuernburg
trials OF German war criminals as
an observer for the ABA.
Senator and Mrs. Smith live in
Raleigh and have four children,