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Evening star., 1950-02-13
by fhs Assoeioted Press

ATLANTA, Feb. 13.-This is the
50th anniversary of the Associa-
tion of Minor Leagues, the 18th
for the National League and 50th
for the American, but full thanks
to a frisky 90-year-old baseball
man remain unpaid.
Abner Powell of New Orleans
gave to baseball So years ago one
of it's most valuable assets-"ladies
day"-and 81 years ago gave base
ball the rain check.
If Powell had exploited his ideas
he would be rich man today, but
none of his subsistence comes from
these two best examples of his
promotional genius.
Powell merrily lives out his years
enjoying his contacts and visits
with other Observation-Disclosures
phias Connie Mack and Washing
tons Clark Griffith. He watches
New Orleans play often and prob
ably best of all, he enjoys looking
back along the 81 years he spent
as a player, manager, club official
and spectator of Americas favor
ite sport. The years started in
1883 as an outfielder for Provi-
dence, r. l., then a National
League team.
This season will be the 50th of
the Southern Association in which
Powell operated four teams. South
ern club owners are talking OF
honoring him and having him visit
several parks.
It was in New Orleans during his
years as a player, manager and
owner of clubs in eight leagues
that Abner Powell thought ofthe
rain check as a way to stop
poachers and losing money. Dur
ing his active days Powell worked
in the National, Union, Northwest,
Eastern, international. Pennsyl-
vania State, Pacific and Southern
Leagues.
In 1889 it was quite the custom
to climb the fence OF old Sports
man Park to see a game. II 1t
Evening star., 1950-02-13

t1on. Some 80 to Is cocker own
ers were sufficiently interested to
traipse out to Meyers farm near
Gaithersburg, Md, to watch Vail
do his stuff. 1t was an eye
opener to most Of them but not to
Elias, who considers cookers the
best of any breed for finding live
or dead birds.
Cookers are hard to train" he
says, unless they have the right
temperament. Usually you'll find
dogs and their owners agree In
temperament.
Hawley has found that cookers
must have drive and fire to be
good show dogs and that the
same holds true in field work.
Vail became a professional dog
handler when the depression
knocked hole in his auto acces-
sories business and now directs
field dog activities for the Gaines
Dog Research Corp.
He travels most of the time,
talking to groups of dog fanciers,
judging trials and shows and ad-
vising kennel men. -ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1950-02-13
British Woman Skier
Seeks Title Despite
Recent Broken Back
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ASPEN, Colo, Feb. 13.-Evle
Pinching of Great Britain COM
petes in the women's giant slalom
of the world ski meet today, al
though 1t Is less than two years
since she suffered a broken back
in an automobile accident.
The British brunette, a cham
pion of her own country in 1885
has recovered from the injury and
has been in the United States
since last December. In order to
extend her meager dollar supply
and to get in condition for the
world meet she has been working
as waitress in ski resorts.
She never has won an official
title, although she did defeat the
worlds best in two events at Inns
bruck, Austria, in 1936-the year
the Olympic games were held in
Germany. So today is her big
test.
Among her rivals in the giant
slalom-the first time this title is
being decided in world competi-
tion-is Borghild Niskin Of Nor
way. She suffered a fractured
shoulder bone last week, but is
determined to compete.
Neither the British matron nor
the Norwegian miss is expected
to win by the ski critics who
jammed this once-prosperous min
ing town for the official opening
yesterday. They pick Trude
Jochum- -Beiser and Erika Nah
ringer of Austria, Celina Seghi of
Italy and the Thioliere sisters of
France-Georgette and Suzanne
to fight it out. Paula Kann of
North Conway, N. H., and Andrea
Mead of Rutland, VT, and Suzy
Harris Rytting of Salt Lake City
appear the three best Americans.
Suzanne Thioliere only arrived
from France Saturday night. She
was the lone contestant permitted
TO practice officially yesterday.
Other entrants were kept off the
nil to avoid possible injuries.
U. S. LEAGUE.
DS;,naonoi;r q IrIal uoaSn ~, q q
Evening star., 1950-02-13
Hiu!eoh on TeIevision

MIAMI, Feb. 13 (P.-Hialeah
racing will be seen nightly over the
Dumont television network, start
ing today. The first six races will
be filmed every afternoon, and
flown to New York City in time
for II pm. showing, with COM
mentary by Glen Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1950-02-13
Boston College Alumni
To See Grid Movies

The Boston College Alumni
Association of Washington will
hold a smoker tonight at st. Pat
rick's Hall, 924 G street NV.
Movies of the Boston College Holy
Cross football game will be shown.
Evening star., 1950-02-13

j a c K HaWley'S
plan to put him
to work is sue
ceSSful.
Hawley, who
braves the sum-
mer heat at his
home in Glen
carlyn, Va, so
his 80 cookers
may enjoy air
C o n d | t | o ned
comfort, Is Or
G a n izin G a
Cocker Spaniel
Field Trial Club
in this territory
Evening star., 1950-02-13

He sees no reason why cocker
owners shouldn't take advantage
of the dogs innate hunting ability
Hawley invited Elias Vail, a vet
eran of As years work with gun
dogs, to Washington last week end
for a meeting and field demonstra-
Evening star., 1950-02-13

umpnS 70 years
ago says mod
ern players are
6 ood enough
but he thinks
the game gen.
orally has lost
some of the
C / a S S a n d
C r a ftsmanship
1t form e ly
boasted.
You dom t
see good drib-
b ! / n g a n y
more :" he conn.,
Evening star., 1950-02-13
Club Is Being Organized Here
To Train Cookers as Hunters

That mournful look on your
cocker spaniel's face may be sin
cere. His days of lounging in
f1op-eared glory may be over if
Evening star., 1950-02-13
By Lewis r. Atehison

You can't sell Jack Harrington
on modern basketball. The Irish
man who piloted the famed Alo-
ysius Club five to it's greatest tri-
Evening star., 1950-02-13

Totals "a IL SO Totals 171s52
Han-tne score-G. U. Prep. 27-24.
Evening star., 1950-02-13
Hockey at q Glance

BY the Associated Press
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

8lOtlih llnb unerapartet Itarb III
ct DtarDs, Sons, Der bohtp. P. Il=
freo 5. S6neiber, ST., 51peiunofiinf-
sig Sabre alt, 6ilfsreoafteur Ser bon
oe1r Seiuitenpotres berausgeeebenen
,Rebiem for &eligiolts'. 8eboren in
ct. Barl als Sobn BON Srn. yllnS
6ral, Sobn S6neioer, abiolpierte Ser
lllm 8erItorbene Die ct. Mgnes-Gfarr,
l6ule unb Dos ct. Sbon1os College
nno mionete ii6 Johann nebrere Sab
re lu1g einem pelhi9en 8erif. ssrl
4 oieien Sobren ipiirte er iebo6 il,
li6 Den 9rang gum BrieItertun1, uno
froB 1eineS i6on fortgel9rittenen Ml-
ters trat er 1924 in Ole @eieGl6aft
Sei1l elm lutb erbielt 1885 in Moo6-
Itof, Wao., Die. Brieitenpeibe. gr bin-
terlaBt feline beioen glter1, Io1pie 5fpei
griiber, P. gotparb S. Sdneioer, S.
j., in ct. 2ol1is unb SEQ in ct. Saul,
1nlb bier Sdneiter1, SdtpeIter 80.
gur1elu, S.S.N.D., tn Der ct. I'D.
s-S6lle in ct. Baul, Marp in
Walbington, 9. g., urto 2ucille ln6
Warcella in ct. Balll. Sic feierli6e1
grequien erfolgten am porleeten 1rei-
tag in ct. Warps, Sans. r. /. p.
slm IA. april fann ser nun orei
linoiiebsigiabrige bo6n'ite ST. @r5-
bfl6of Uturrap iein aolbenes 9.ie-
iteri,tbflaum begeben. lleb"r etapaige
Ndne fir cine Seier oes Suhil1um5
frlirA Hpraeti nnH t1ichta n,nrIn,,tcf
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@er5lide Sitte eines
oeutid)en Miiiionars

SSSn elmer fir6li6 bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatbolii6en 8farrgemein-
be in 8araguap, Sii5- -slmerita, feblt
oringeno Elm 9an5 belbeioenes &ir6-
lein. ltnier leb1llihiter 8uni6, oas
8ottesbaus auf bersangene @eib,
na6ten 1949 fertigselteat gu baben,
ging leioer nidt gang in Grfiil1ung
IS feblen sic Weittel. l1nier oller Sor-
fen unb 8eten lit nun auf Sitern
1850. 0a es ii6 burftpeg Inn 1r1llite
SalrobepOlferung banoelt es iino
auBer SaraglaDern au6 beltibe, pol
nii6e, ruilii6e nno anbere quite &a=
tbolifen norbanoen =, miro um oie
giitige Deitbilte Der 10 oft be1pdbrtetl
fatbolii6en Garitas aus ben Ser.
Staaten gebeten. Sebe = audb oie ar
lerfleinite - @abe, ole in in einenl
gepObnliben 8riefe per Slugpolt
(5ebn Gents Sorto) auf meme polle
geruntDort1ng geianbt tperoe1 fann,
ninrlnt Der unter3ei6nete oeutlde
Gater oanfeno entgesen. Guittlnrg
miro iofort erteilt Sir Die eolen
Sreunbe uno @onner Der ongefanae-
men 81. =&reu5-&irde ipirb no11atlih
Ser Segen elmer beiligen Meiie aufge-
opfert. ].
sSS1folge Der politil6en l1nruben in
BaraguaD mogen sic bite ettpaige
giitige 8aben in 8nrgelo u1l0 3u-
l6riften ni6t mebr an mid na6 Ya-
ragrap, ionbern ab 6erte nur nod
an meinen amtli6 uno fir6Ii9 ge-
pollmd6tigten Serrn Sole Moper,
Gaiiua Gorreo, go. 1861 in 8uenos
aires (slrgentina) per 2Iug p o It
(5ebn Gents Borto) in einem Itarfen
uml6lag, gut slgeflebt, auf meine
polite 8erantiportllng ieroen. Sr.
OeaDer iibergibt mir ioiort uno
prompt Die @abe. Ser5lidites Ser
gelt's 8ott i'm 8orous!
Jatber Sole areuiier, S.V.D.,
Earroquia Santa Gru5", Goronel
Sogooa (goraguap), Soutb Mmerico.
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Iieies 8o1enblatt erideint ieit
oem Sabr 1873 regelmaBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten oes gdpitli6en &olle'
gium Soiepbinum in 8ortbington,
Sbio, oeilen 3ped Oie Seranbiloung
niiroieer BrieIter5oslinge fir bic
Ser. Staaten lit. 9ieie 9nitult III
bauptl6dli6 angeipieien auf oie Gin.
finite bieies 8lottes uno Die 8ei6en'
fe ieiner 2eler.
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Ga Gruiie, 8is. - slm 80. Mpril
beginnt Die Si05eians sSilgerfabrt gum
81. Sabr in Rom. Sic yeilegeleu,
l6att fiibrt Der bo6p'ite Sr. 8iidoi
Sobn g. Sreacp l1nO Die 8ilgerfubrt
l6lieBt 9ellt6e bon fatbolil6en @aa.
fabrtsorten in 5ronfrei6 uno sstaliel
lomie tur5e 8eillde in 2onoon, Bril-.
lel into 2uaern elm.
Wiilmaufee, 8is. - ssn bielioer
0}utterbous Ser Sdulidtpeltern 81
ytotre Game erfolgte am IL. ssebrrol
Die teierli6e Snltaaierlrlg ser ebrap
svaltter WtarD slnorina als General
fonnlliiarnls Der geotrez z0ame~Shul.
ldpeltern in 9lmerifo. Sic sSnltaIlie.
rlll1g erfolgte bl1r6 ben bo6ap'itel
Srn. @erbbiifof sltfielifi. Oeutter
anorina, leit fiinf5ig Sabren Mitglier
oes Sroens, tpar 1929 bis 1911 8ro.
olll5laloberin Der Manfato- -Bropin5;
1912 bis 1947 Sberin ser Oeiltuall,
teeer Bropln5 lelt 1947 erite 9liii-
ltentln Der ebrap. Ohltter iSioelis. Seit
Dem Sooe Don 0hltter ;sioelis inn Der
gangenen Serbit NOR lie sbminiltra=
tor bes Sroens in sen Hereinafter
Staaten, nnb I'M Sanuar 1purbe iie
orrl3iea BON Der Delegation Ser fiini
al1lerrtaniiden Bropia,5en ais Gene
ralfomniiiarius setpGblt.
8odeiter, 9s. 3. = 9sa6 fur5er
3ronfbeit 1tarb bier Der bo6ap. ST..
gernarN S. @efea, @riinoer 1,nb leit
40 Sobren 8farrer ser St.zSieroaD=
1nus<@enleinbe in @ait 8od)eiter. 0ie
telerliben @rer5itien erfolgten ON
oorlesten Weortag in Der bon Dem
Serltorbenen erbauten Stride. Das
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iole,tne 6equiertafnt aelebrierte ser
bohtpTte &r. Bil1of &enrrep llnb 0ie
Brebigt bielt Der bobtp. Sr. 8farrer
artbur 6. Slorad BON gfobeiter.
R. 7. p.
Npmtreal, &nnnba slus briitr
senoen @elunebeitseriinben bat Ser
58idbriee bodu. Sr. ssoiepb Char
bonneau iein slmt OILS gr5bii1of BON
Wontreal atiebergelegt. 9ie 9feli-
g1lation iplirbe bereits bon Bapit
8ilis XII. angeltornn1en l1rb Wler.
Gbarbunneau 1pltr6e gum Gitnlnrer5-
biid)of BON Bosporl,s er1,arprlt. Mlgr.
Gborbo1lneau tpeilt beraeit I'M Weoitnt-
ct. -WtarDz Dz&ranfenbeim IN 8ictorio,
g. 6.
ct. Banl, Winu. = slm fonmen-
oen Sonntag, &c. Sebri,ar, beginnt
Die pier5igitiiroige Inbabt in foIeer-
oen Yforrfir6en Der @r5oio3ele: ct.
Roia BON 2ina, ct. 8alil; ct. gin-
5en5, Siieo; ct. &apbaels, Sprine-
fielO.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

mu6t iie eiiren tpent ail1 in praf-
tfiher 9ifriiht fa,mt iebr bebelttlriigs-
bouen = glttfa1ig nit Ser glaisoeb-
rung Der GB-@eietgebung olrf bie
be5eidnete aleue &ategorie BON &riegS-
fliihtlingen. Ger Senatsentlplirf l1Bt
nantlih nit Dem .2anger-G -Gnen-
oenent" Die olte 8elttrnntlr1ng, Der
aufolge vBerlonen beltiben etbni-
i6en l1riprlrngs" bon ben @obltaten
oes @eiebes nusgeidloilen tper6ert, in
@egfan fo1llunen lntb perIegt 5iigleih
| (in l1ebenetnitirnnmtng NIT Der
vSaus -8orluge) oen 3eitp1tnft, ali
, Dem 6ie Seitnatloien, Tim Sur @in-
tpa,toeral1lg bere6tigt 5ii ieb,l, IN ben
8eit5onen Delltif)Ianos ober Deter
reihs eingetnoffen iein nriiifen, pom
%. De5enrbef 1916 alif 1en 1. Sa.
nitar 1949. Wserfapiirbieertpeiie be-
bdlt uber oie nun setpobltlid als
r0eeGarran 8ia" be5eibnete - 8or-.
lage ,entgegen ben 8ei6liiiien bes 4b-
georonetenbauies, Die angefiibrten
alauIeln oes geltenoen @elebes BEL
na6 oenen ole au5uloifenben rDB's"
5li oier5ig Bro5ent aus arneftierten
'Stnaten Itannnen lntb 5u oreiBig
Hro5egt 8mlern ooer 2ntbarbeiter
getDeIen fem niiiien. sSo, Der 5ettats=
altsifuB bat biele 8elttnl1lnnager TO-,
gar nod perlbdrft: @enn oos Ble-
MUM oes Setats nidt 1uoh @a11oel
| idafft tpenoen bie .DS's" 1ib oa-
nod, INN fir Die gin1panoerlutg qla-
lifi5iert gu iein fiinftig alt breiBig
Bro5ent iogar iiber cine nuinoeitens
5meiiabrige 8etatiellne I'M Der 2ano~
tpirtldnft alrsalapeiien boben!
8rdiioent Sr1nlnn bielt alf oem
Sefferion- Sad dlons0iner in 8o1batg-
tom eine &ontpfrebe, in 6e rer oie 8e-
pltblttoner beifuGoigte, lid ei,ten
Iffrent gegen Die Slltelligens oes
anerifaniiden 8olfes 5ll leiItert", In
Dem iie beriudten, iein Brograrm, als
Stoats'lo5idlist1us al branbnlnrfel1.
gr foroerte ieine Bartei nuf, eine
fraftige @ablfnnpagne 5u fiibren,
rtpeil mir ni6t 1pieoer einen @ft3ig-
item &orgreB baben tpollen, Der nid)ts
tut" 0ie Geplrblifaner, oie cine Stel,-
erienflrng berlo1gen a,n6 Ser Mo1ti1li-
itrution (nlit &edtD 8erlfnperno1lng
portperfen be5eidnete er aIs rpoIiti-
| i6e Sel16ler"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

sln1 pergongenen Sonntusnadjnlit-
tog beneoi5ierte gr5biId)of Wurrup
oe,l 8rlinbitein Ser neuen ct. goInm-
ba=Girhe in ct. 8aul. 0ie nit eiltc,n
&oiterauiaparub bon 5irfa $500. 900
erridtete Stride lit Elm &unobau 1ete-
item @nttpltrfs, oeren Snneres 10 elm
geri6tet lit, oaB ald Ser lebte antpe-
ienoe bel ser beilisen Meiie etrren 1ln=
mittelbaren freien Iusblid ouf oen
in Ser Wfitte itebenoen altar bat. 9ie
airfe ioa Bis Sltern fertig eeiteGt
lein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

am 5reitag nlelbete Ole vAn.
BreB" aus &om: Hapit Nil1s XII,
Der BON einen Grippe -MnfaG geneie,l
III, Der ibn 5ll breitagiger Bettrube
Derllrteilte, Las beiite felt Wortag
guam eritenrral tuieber bic WeeiIe in
ieiarer Bripatfapeae. Sernn6 ging
Der &irbenfiirlt in iein Mnts5irnmec,
no er bis elf l1br pormittags per-
blieb, INN iib bartn apieber in feline
@em1der 5triidSuaieben. @ie Der 8a-
tHan alelbet, miro Der Yopft feline
Aaoien5en, Die felt bem nergangenen
Dienstag aitf Mnoroalt,tg 6es Mr5tes
abgeiagt tporben tparetL BON Montag
an ,pieoer regelnldBig abbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
ct. Eanl, Winn.- 8prtbinstpn, o.,
Samstag, 25. syebrnar 1850.
6 ir h c II t a lenber

Sunntag, 26. Sebrnar: Griter 6a
itenipnntag. - 6 pangeI II nj
SSeilts miro pom Seufel periu6
(Otattb. A..
Montag, 81. Sebruar: 2eanber.
9ienstas, %. Jebruar: SbeopbiIu5
Wtitthpod, 1. WtGr5: albinus.
9onnerstag, 2. MGr5: Seinri6 SuIo
SSreitag, 3. Wdrs: &l,1tieunoe.
Somstae, 4. WGr3: &aiimir.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

germ fonnen, &oble au lhiirfen.
Wsit ie6s gegen feds Sti11aren per-
binoerte um 8onnerstug Der &egel-
ausifuB oes Satles, boB bie beftig
ltrnitrittet,e rSuir employment Brac-
tices gonnnittee" -Gorlnge an oos
Menllm irbertpieien apirb. Oie bon
9runnars Mbrniriitratipn geItiiste
Sorlage ipiirbe eine &onlnliIIion ms
2eben ritfen, Die iol1e Irbeitgeber
anflagen f0nnte, tpelhe Ser 8enad-
teiligu1tg bon 9eegern o0er a1berer
Dtinoerbeiten I'M 9lrbeitsmarft be-
lbuloigt tperben.
8enn Der 8unbesienot oieie 8p-
fe nit Der Menarberatlrng Ser amel,-
oierten Geller~gorIaee beginnt fin-
ben Die @eiebgeber cine 10 per1porre-
ne Sage in Den 8eitrebrnger sur Nell-
regelllng Ser u9B" -gintpanoerung
Dor, iDie iie tpobl I'M tpetrigen ser
id1pebenben legislutiben sSragen 5u
per5eidnen lit.
0ie y2iberaIiiterlng" oes beltehen=
ben 9tebfs batrd Die ,rripriingli6e,
Ieiner5eit bonn Ibgeorbnetenbaule on.
getronrntene 8orlage NOR BON elmer
art, oen 4ngeborigen Ser BEL meitem
5dblreidJIten @ruppe friegsenttpur-
setter Wenicben bes Ilten Sentiments,
11an1li6 BEN 8elrti6en ooer ,8olfs-
oeutl6en" nts Dem bon Yolen ODER
HuBlu1no uiibernonnrenen" alterl
beutiden Often, 1uie oud) aus Dem
Suoetengebiet, Den bultiiben uno
8ulfan1Staaten lritp. ieoe Soffnung
auf ei1re tpirfinlne Silfsaftipn 6es
anerifaniiben &ongreiies gu nebmen.
Sn oieiem Brnfte bot Der Senats=
aus1flB es ii6 nltt - apenn au1 in
blrdalls alnatlangli6er @eiie = am
gelegen fein laiien &emehalr 5ll i6af-
feL leiber bat er Sen gnttpurf oobei
ober in anOeren Bunften logar nod
perl6le6tert.
0os gegentudrtige 98- -@eiet be-
nad)teiQigt itarfe @ruppen Ser Silfs-
bebiirftigen burb Die Gorihriften,
oaB Die altalllaifenben Sli6tlrnge
(llno 8ertriebenen) 5u pieraig gro-
5ent aus ben BON GuBlanb anneftier-
ten = baltiiben = 2Gnoera1 fonln1en
a1no 51 oreiBig 8ro5ent ulanotpirt-
l6oftlid tatig" eetpelen iein nriiiien.
Oas Ibgeoronetetlbaus bot biele 8e-
ltimmuulgen fallen laiien. 3afiir lieB
oas abgeoronetenbuus es aber BEL
oer GatsidlieBlrrg aler berienigen
ollr6 Den &rieg beirnatlos geiporbe-
mem gerionen belpenoen, beren Sta
tus iih BON benz ser vDH's" I'M Sin.
ne Oes 8eieBes nlir brr6 ibre belt-
ide 4bfltnft alnterl6eibet. Spfer Die
ler Gisfrinri1tier,,1te iin6 3,rnt Sell
Weni6en, beren 8orfabren bereits
leit Sabrba1noerten oalBerbalb ser
oelltlden Stantsgrenaen Iebten 1rno
Die oielfa6 faltn1 Der bellti9en Spra-
dye madtig iinb.
Sn Der Jornr, in Ser Die Gorloae
Nun am 25. borigen Motlats bonn Sc
essSSllltiaairsihuB angenomaren at1ro
Dor Dos Menl,m gebradt tpuroe,
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Der bodtp. Sr. Senrp S. S6erer,
Tfarrer Der ct. Wfarf s=@ernei1rbe in
Sbofopee, tpurbe am bergangenen
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8ebete einl6lieBen nollen. = Satber
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lano. Nad slbiolpierlr1g bes @pnlno-
liluns fom er 1901 nod ben Ser.
Staaten, UNI iib am ct. NaultSeni=
mar fir oel1 8rielterberltf porgtberei-
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wuroe er 1907 bon @r5bii6of ssre-
lano gum Brieiter getpeibt. 9oral,f
mirfte er 3ltltd6It in Netp Him unb
iooonn an Der ct. Sran5 bon Gales
8emeifroe in ct. Saul aIs aiiiItent.
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-15
CANCER DRIVE AT
HALF. WAY MARK

Early returns in the nation
wide Embarrassing drive to sup
port the war against cancer, the
nations second-ranking killer,
were proving Massachusetts,
awareness Of the urgency of con-
quering the dread disease, Walter
H. Trumbull, former Harvard
football great and Massachusetts
campaign chairman, announced as
the campaign neared the halfway
mark.
An army of 10000 volunteers
in Massachusetts is seeking to
raise $780, 66 as the states quota
toward the national goal Of $14,-
$4,000 to support the American
Cancer Society's about effort to
end the menace Of cancer through
an unprecedented program of re-
search and public education.
"Initial results Of the cam
paign throughout Massachusetts,
have been highly encouraging,
Trumbull said, Showing the
public is thoroughly aroused and
desires to participate with dollars
in the war to vanquish cancer.
However, we are only approach
ing the halfway mark of this
Cancer Control month, and we
still have long way to go to
reach the $53O,166 quota. The
crucial phase of the drive is now
upon us, and I urge every per-
son who has not yet joined the
crusade to examine his con-
science. The goal is large, but
the need is tremendous"