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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
MRS. TAYLOR AT STATE
OAR CONFERENCE

Mrs. Mark S. Taylor, delegate
from London Chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution, at
tended the State Conference at
the Biltmore Hotel, Dayton,
March II, 13 and IA.
On Monday evening Mrs. Tay-
lor attended the annual dinner of
the Ohio State Officers Club of
which she is charter member.
Tuesday a National Defense
luncheon high-lighted the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Edmundson
spoke on their experience as
FBI agents within the Communist
party.
Wednesday, the closing day,
featured an Approved Schools
luncheon with Mrs. Lowell Z.
Bunnelle of Glouster, national
chairman, who outlined to ap-
proximately 500 OAR members,
the entire National Approved
Schools program. In the evening
the annual banquet closed the
conference.
Next years conference will be
in Cincinnati.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
CHRISTENING DINNER
FOR CATHY WINCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Winchester
entertained at dinner Sunday at
their home on Elm Street. Guests
were members of the families who
had come for the christening of
their small daughter, Cathy Ann
at First Presbyterian Church.
Attending were the maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Botkin, of Plain City, the paternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Winchester and Mrs. Charles
D. Richmond and her sons, Mast
er Camm and Master Steven, Lon
don; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bot
kin, Jr., and their daughter, Linda
of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
ST. PATRtck'S PARTY
Is WELL ATTENDED

Friends of st. Patrick's turned
out in a great number at the mid
Lenten party given Saturday
evening, March II by the Catholic
Community Club at the Eagles
Hall.
There were prizes for card con-
tests, door prizes and a grand
prize, competed for by the en-
thusiastic crowd.
In the euchre contest, prizes
went to Mrs. Josephine Brock,
William Powers, Mrs. Margaret
Mcmahon, Mrs. Robert Henry,
Francis Mcnamara and Leo Nc
Namara.
For canasta, Mrs. It. A. Cream
er, Mrs. Paul Madden, Mrs. James
Kaveney and Mrs. Hobart Baker,
were given awards.
For bridge, Mrs. al. B. Cauley.
For cakewalks, Mrs. Clara Kell,
Miss Patty MCGUIRE and Mrs.
Smith Williams.
Door prizes went to Richard
Madden, Miss Evelyn Smith. Jer-
ry O'Neill and Mrs. AL B. Cauley,
and the grand prize to Mrs. James
KaVeney.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
LAS JOvENES CLASS
HAS PARTY

The Las Jovenes class had a st.
Patrick's party in the church
dining rooms, Monday evening
March II.
A very entertaining social pro-
gram was enpoyed by the thirty
nine members attending. Refresh
ments were served by the COM
mittee, Mrs. A. M. Shenefelt, Mrs.
Ralph Deyo, Mrs. Donald Morris,
Mrs. Paul Manning and Mrs.
Wendell Farrar.
AT the business session conduct
ed by Mrs. E. A. Wall, president,
plans were made for serving the
Father and Son banquet at the
church in April.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
JANUARY BRIDE TO JOIN
HUSBAND IN WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fout of
Newport announce the marriage
of their daughter, Florence, to
Kenneth Boggs, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boggs of Brighton.
The ceremony was performed in
Richmond, Kentucky on January
20.
The bridegroom is now serving
with the Armed Forces and is
stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash
ington. Mrs. Boggs expects to join
him there in the near future.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
SHOWER AT oRLEToN LODGE
FOR MRS. HAROLD BRADY

Mrs. Harold Brady, the former
Mary Lee Zimmerman, a recent
bride, was honor guest at a mis-
cellaneous shower, Wednesday
evening at Orleton Lodge, north
of London. Mrs. Paul Baltimore,
Mrs. John Lammi and Mrs. Ar
thur Castle were hostesses.
The guests were entertained in
the massive lounge with a series
of contests with prizes awarded
to Mrs. Ralph Adelsberger, Jr.,
Mrs. Ruth Hunter and Mrs. Nye
Alter.
The honor guest opened the at
tractively wrapped gifts that
were heaped on a table decorated
in pink and white streamers with
a miniature sprinkling can sus-
pended over the center.
Guests asked were, Mrs. Lee
Zimmerman, Mrs. Harry Brady,
Mrs. Kenneth Hise, Mrs. Donald
Byerly, Mrs. Carl Oiler, Mrs.
Nye Alter, Mrs. Aubrey Persinger,
Mrs. Ray Watson, Mrs. Ralph
Adelsberger, Jr., Mrs. William
Wagner, Mrs. Walter Baltimore,
Mrs. Oscar Gibson, Mrs. Robert
Hunter, Mrs. Russell Walters,
Mrs. Lawrence Blumenschein,
Mrs. G. w. Putnam, ST., Mrs.
r. J. Short. Mrs. Vernon Bruce,
Mrs. Ernest Reed, Mrs. Russell
Cornwell, Mrs. Clyde Worthing-
ton, Mrs. Edward Posio, Mrs.
Josephine Riley, Mrs. Fred Phle-
eyer, Mrs. Harley McAdams, Mrs.
Erwin Pennington, Mrs. Myrta
Tway, Mrs. Laura Gallinore, Mrs.
James Smith, Mrs. Ruth Hunter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
Fashion Show
Presented For
Woman S Club

Fifty Years of Fashion" was
the theme of the very entertaining
program presented for members
of the Woman's Club and guests
at the Club House Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Donald Farquhar played
the appropriate musical accomp-
animent during the style revue as
the clever commentary was read
by Mrs. H. G. Mansfield. Mrs
Ralph McCambridge sang several
solos for the pleasure of the
group.
Against a beautiful backdrop
of gay spring hats and nosegays,
Mrs. James F. Bell, Jr., modelled
wedding gown of 1885, followed
by Mrs. William Hackett wearing
a dress and hat of 1901; Mrs. F.
E. Sidener, Jr., in dress and cape
of 1906; Mrs. Robert Halterman
and Mrs. Bernard Gibson in vogue
of 1910; Mrs. Clarence Hunter
and Mrs. Robert Lukens, 1915;
Mrs. VIM. III. Riddle, Jr., 1916;
Mrs. Albert Rankin and Mrs.
Greer S. Imbrie, 1920; Mrs. James
F. Bell, Jr., 1923 Mrs. Graham
Megaw, 1926; Mrs. Blaire Savage,
1884.
One of the hats featured was
one of the first created by La
Vogue in 1922. The different fash
ions contributed to many hum
orous and nostalgia memories.
The current fashions sponsored
by LaVogue Shop, featured lovely
suits, handcraft knitted dresses,
play clothes, cottons, afternoon
dresses and formals. Also out
standing were Marman bags with
AK gold fastenings in genuine
leather or silk faille; Stetson and
Wearright gloves; AS You Like
it and Strutwear hose; Coro and
Bishop jewelry. Other features
were two hatless hat creations by
Nina" one a stiff black veil
with white violets and the other
green net with large red rose.
Models for LaVogue were, Mrs.
Thomas Bacon, Mrs. Marcus Corn
well, Miss Beth Hartley, Miss
Gloria Hume, Mrs VIM. Hackett,
Mrs. Blaire Savage, Mrs. j. Rob-
ert Tanner, Mrs. r. O. Whitaker
and Mrs. VIM. II. Riddle, Jr.
Mrs. Jacob Won Kanel and Mrs.
Robert c. Rea assisted Mrs.
Schurr and Miss Evan with the
models.
The committee in charge of the
program was Mrs. Fl. G.. Mans
field, Mrs. F. f. Sidener, Jr. and
Mrs. Robert l.. CLANCY.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
FAMILY DINNE
AT LAIRD HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil w. Laird,
East First Street, had as their
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart and their son,
Lisle of Anna; Mrs. Gene Stew
art of Jackson Center; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Jamison, Miss Esther
Stewart and Richard Miller of
Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pugsley and daughter, Candace of
Sedalia,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
MRS. THiBAUT VISITING
TWIN GRANDCHILDREN

Mrs. c. L. Thibaut, worth Union
Street, is in Columbus visiting at
the home Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kruger and family, of Dibble
Avenue.
The Kruegers have twin chill
dren, Robert Alan and Carol
Lynn, born at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, March 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
BARBARA COOPER
JOINS HONOR SOCIETY

Miss Barbara Cooper, East
Fourth Street, was recently in
itiated into Com-Bus, a business
honorary for outstanding women
in the School of Business Admin
istration at Miami University, Ok
ford. Membership is based on
scholarship, leadership and acti-
vities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
LOoFROURROWS GIVE
DINNER FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Loofbour-
row had as their guests at din
ner Friday evening at their home
on East High Street, Supt. and
Mrs. w. F. Amrine, Mrs. ]. P.
Skinner, Mrs. w. c. Converse,
Mrs. H K. Bridgman, Miss Ella
Primrose, Miss Alice Amrine and
Miss Margaret Converse.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23

Mrs. Harry Wibright, Mrs. Melvin
Dillon, Mrs. Harold Murry, Mrs.
Seldom McGraw, Mrs. G. w. Put
nam, Jr., Misses Betty Reisinger,
Bertha Littler, Blanche Tatman,
Grace Tatman, Helen Byerly and
the hostesSes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
AMvETs HAVE
PARTY At LODGE

London Post Amvets, had an
informal get-to-gether at their
lodge at Madison Lake Saturday
night, for members of the Post.
its Auxiliary and friends.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
ROBERT oBERLIN
FRATERNITY OFFICER

Robert Oberlin of London, was
recently elected to the office of
Senior Martial of Ohio Eta Chapt-
er of Sigma Phi Epsilon social
fraternity for the coming year.
He is a sophomore in the School
of Arts and Sciences at Miami
University. Oxford.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23

SteubenVille, guests of Mrs.
Koen's sister. Mrs. G. T. Newhart
and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
London Woman
Pre- esides For
OAR Function

Mrs. Ralph o. Whitaker, vice
regent of the Ohio Society Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
has returned from Dayton where
she attended last week the State
Conference of the Ohio Society
Mrs. Whitaker went as a delegate
from London Chapter and was
present for all the sessions at the
Biltmore Hotel.
At the opening session Monday
night, Mrs. Whitaker had the
distinct honor of giving the
Americans Greed. In addition to
being vice regent, she is State
Chairman of the Membership
committee and presented the en-
tire program at the breakfast of
her committee Wednesday morn
ing. Mrs. Whitaker used a Garden
motif for the presentation, which
attracted compliments from those
who attended the breakfast.
During the Tuesday afternoon
session, Mrs. Whitaker presided
when Mrs. Earl B. Padgett, State
Regent of Gallon, was elected by
the conference, a candidate for
the office of vice president gen.
eral.
Due to the sudden illness of
Mrs. Padgett Tuesday night, Mrs.
Whitaker presided at all ses-
sions of the conference.
Speaker at the banquet was
James f. Gheen of New York
City, nationally known humorist,
whose subject was Little Do We
Know"
FARMERS CLUB HEARS OF
EUROPEAN TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harper,
Lafayette, each gave brief talk
on their trip to Europe last sum-
mer at the meeting of the Mad
ison County Farmers Club at the
Lafayette School, last Thursday.
The Harpers told Of being fav-
orably impressed with the people
they met in the several countries
visited. They excepted Germany
where they found the people un-
dernourished and poorly clad,
which left them, they said, with
a feeling that these people were
experiencing great hardships.
Included in the program were
numbers by two talented young
ladies trained in the art of dane
ing; songs by forty pupils in the
first and second grades of the
Deercreek school, presented by
Mrs. Myrta Tway, music director.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Floyd were
committee ehairmen for the pro-
gram.
The club will meet April 10 at
Madison Rural School.
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RETURNS FROM CINCINNATI
Mrs. Albert Mountain, Wash
ington Avenue. has returned from
a weeks visit in Cincinnati where
she was the guest of her sons-in-
law and daughters and their fam
lily. Her son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Menning,
accompanied her home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
DWoRkINs HOME

Max Dworkin and his daughter,
Marlene, North Madison Road,
have returned from a several
weeks stay in Florida. Mr.. Dwork-
in expects to enter the Cleveland
Clinic within the next few days
for a major operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
LEAVES HOSPITAL .

Mrs. Harry Van Cleve, East
High Street, has returned from
Mt. Carmel Hospital, where she
has spent the last several days
for observation and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23

EXTRA-DUTY engineered from rims
- to roof, packed with power-these
new GMC Il to 2-tonners are truck
built to stay young and free of trouble
down through the uncertain years ahead.
Model for model, feature for feature
things like these tell you why: Rotating
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-23
MRS. HUME GIVES DINNER
FOR HUSBANDS BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Wilbur II. Hume invited
members of Mr.. Hume's family to
their home on North Main Street
Sunday, as a celebration for Mr..
Hume's birthday.
Attending were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Mabe, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hume, and Miss Stella
Hume, of London and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Warner of Catawba
A. ~
GUEST FROM CALIFORNIA
Kermit Smith of Fresno, Calf.
who flew here to attend the fun
eraI of his uncle, Frank Way of
Springfield Saturday. spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. W. c.
Converse, Lafayette Road.
, 1951-06-08
Members of C'sted
Lutheran Church
To Luunch Drive

Members of the Christian
sted Lutheran congregation
will officially launch a drive
for raising of funds to repair
the Church building and pur-,
chase a new Organ on Sunday,
June 8. A special committee,
organized under the auspices
of the Church Council, has
been working for the past
month in completing a pro-
gram designed to be carried
out over a three month period.
A miniature publication call
ed "Our Church" with a photo
graph of the building on the
front page, will be distributed
at the Church services on
Sunday. The publication will
be available to members or
anyone who request copies.
A special fund has been set
up in which monies received
will be deposited. An order
has already been placed fol-
1000 square feet of special
lumber guaranteed to be i'm
pervious to termites, to be in
stalled in the ceiling.
Members of the Council are.
Miss Flora Blanchette, Rich
ard Zilinski, Mrs. Annie dc
Continued on page ~
, 1951-06-08
O'BrYdn OPS
information Officer
To Address Group

James O'Bryan, Dps Infor-
Officer, will address
the members of the Bright
Hour Circle at the Frederik-
sted Public Grammar School
Auditorium on Sunday, June
10, at 2 o'clock under the aus
pices of the Bright Hour
Circle.
Mr.. O'Bryan will, during his
two day stay, make arrange
ments for future discussions.
He will return to St. Thomas
on Tuesday afternoon, after
speaking to the pupils Of the
Catholic High School in Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted that
morning.
The Bright Hour Circle has
a membership of approximate
ly $50, and is one of St. Croix's
Continued on page ~
, 1951-06-08
b.. of Sleeping Car Pohers Plan
Executive Meeting in W.

New York June 4: On May
9th, Ashley l.. Totten, Presi-
dent of the American Virgin
Islands Civic Association
made a trip to Chicago, Hi
nois to attend the information
al Executive Board meeting of
the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car P~orters.
At this meeting E. j. Brad
ley, 3rd international Vice
President and Zone Supervi-
sor of the Southwestern zone,
with headquarters at St. Louis
Missouri announced that he
, 1951-06-08
Interior Counsel
Advises Governor OF
Pre-Hedring on Rates

Chief Counsel Irwin Silver
man of the Office of Terrific
ries has advised the Governor
that there will be a pre-hear-
ing conference in regard to the
freight rates case to be held
in Washington around July
10. It is believed that a hear
ing will be held sometime
thereafter.
Mr.. Silverman states that
a hearing could not be sched-
uled until after June 13.
, 1951-06-08
Gudm legislators
Off Visit to
Virgin Islunds

Two members of the first
Guam Legislature, the Honor
ables Joaquin Perez and
Frank Perez, who were slated
to visit the Virgin Islands yes
terday, cabled Governor de
Castro through Governor Mu-
noz Marin of Puerto Rico,
stating that they regretted
their inability to visit he Is
lands due to legislative pres
sure in Guam.
Governor de Castro had com
pleted plans for conferences
between the visitors and the
visitors and the st. Thomas
Councilmen and department
heads last night. They were to
come to st. Croix and meet
with legislators, department
heads and Administrator Tay-
lor on Saturday.
, 1951-06-08
Virgin Islanders in
New York Rehedrsinq
For Coming Festival

The array Of Virgin Islands
talent which will bring the 1st
V. I. folk-opera to life, con
tinues to rehearse at a hectic
pace for the coming Virgin Is
lands Festival on Friday even
ing, June %. Heading the cast
in the acting and leading roles
are many young stars Of the
stage in this city, who descend
ed from N. Y. parents.
This years soloist, Bernice
Edwards, is cast in the role of
"the girl by the we'll" Of V. I.
parentage, she went through
grammar school and high
school in New York City. Her
musical career is marked by
study at some of the finest
music schools in the east, She
is presently in the New York
City Center, singing and dra
matte wing also studies at
the Names School. She was
guest soloist at the public
meeting held here for Gov.
Morris de Castro, on his first
official visit after obtaining
the Governorship in March
last year.
Ralph Pinnock, the young
baritone who will play the
part of "the sailor" is also by
Virgin Islands descent. He has
appeared on several radio
Continued on page ~
, 1951-06-08
Governor Approves
Tex Exemption Reg.
For St. Croix

Acting upon legislation on
Wednesday, Governor de Cas-
tro approved the Tax Exemp-
ton Board Regulations of the
Municipality Of St. Croix
which had been promulgated
by the Tax Exemption Board
on April 80 and approved by
the Municipal Council on May
%. These regulations, which
are identical to the St. Thomas
Regulations.
The Governor likewise ap-
proved an amendment to the
Tax Exemption Regulations
which has been promulgated
by the local Board in Saint
Thomas on January 9 and ap-
proved by Council June 5.
, 1951-06-08

had reached the end OF the
road having attained the age
of IS years and that he was
stepping down.
The Board Immediately
placed him on a pension which
includes 3 years full salary
amounting to $4,000 after
which a monthly pension Of
100000 to last until he dies. If
survived by his wife and she
does not marry, said amount
of money will continue to be
paid to her until time of her
! death.
This same kind of procedure
will be followed by all of the
officials of the Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters who
have experienced Is or more
years of hard struggle in the
building of this great move
ment.
On July 1st, T. D. McNea1
who is now a Information FIELD
Organization Of the South
western zone will be promoted
to the post formally occupied
by Mr.. Bradley and he will be
given the title of 4th Interna-
tional Vice-President.
C. L. Dellums, Pacific Coast
supervisor will be known as
the 3rd International Vice
president which is one step
higher than he formally oc-
cupied, he being the 4th Inter
national Vice-President.
A long discussion about the
proposed trip to the Virgin Is
Hands took place and consum-
ed the entire day. While every
member of the international
Executive Board expressed
the hope that a convention
could be held in the birth
place of the founder of the
organization, Brother Ashley
H.. Totten, no one could reach
tito some decision how trans
-sportation and hotel accommo-
dations could be arranged for
| such a huge venture.
u While one or two large
: steamships could be chartered
; by the Brotherhood for such 6
"trip it would be impossible tc
t find accommodation to take
: care of the large number of
Continued on page ~
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Hoyus
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president, and a formal ball at
night. A Low Mass Sunday and
a concert by the National SYM
phony in the afternoon will con-
clude the dedication week end.
Coach Buddy o O'Grady. of course.
hopes to add to the dedication
ceremonies with a court victory
for the Hoyas. but he is making
no predictions this year. Too
much was said of Georgetown's S
basketball hopes last year to suit
O'Grady and everybody else, once
the Hoyas started losing. They
finally won only 8 games and lost
ID, including eight defeats in their
last nine games.
Georgetown has all OF last years
talented sophs back. and although
iO'Grady has named 10 players as
possible starters, he probably will
lead with five familiar names from
last season, Hugh Beins, Bill Boil
ger, John Hekker. Dennis Murphy
and Barry Sullivan.
The Hoyas have a promising
freshman in Lee Smith of Easton.
Pa, while they have only two
seniors. Tony Durmowicz and
Mike Vitale.
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Race Track Officials Indicate
Concern Over Nine-Roce Cards

D. Widener, Jockey Club chair
man. had been discussing ways
and means of uniting the services
and resources of these two Or
ganizations for the promotion of
better racing.
Jockey Club Praised.
"The Jockey Club is America S
representative in the international
sphere of racing" Cassidy said. 1T
has enjoyed reputation over the
past so years for political and
unbiased thought and action in
the regulation and supervision of
the sport.
THE IRA, representing the vast
majority of race track ownership
interests in the United States, is
and should be the controlling fac
tor in the development of racing
on a sound, businesslike basis"
Senator Duff Of Pennsylvania
will address the annual dinner
meeting concluding the conven-
ton tonight.
At the dinner, awards will be
given owners of the horses voted
by the IRA as the champions OF
1851. They are C. v. Whitney
owner of Counterpart. American
champion: Vanderbilt. for BED
O. Roses, best race mare; John
Hay Whitney, for Tom Fool, g
year-old colt; Mrs. Elizabeth
Graham, for Rose Jet, best Q
year-old filly; C. T. Chenery. Hill
Prince, best handicap horse; Mrs
Ogden Phipps. Oedipus. best stee-
plechaser. Walter Jeffords, own
er of Kiss Me Kate, voted best
3-year-old filly, is unable to at
tend.
A Triple Crown trophy also vii
go to William Woodward, owner
of Gallant Fox. winner of tht
Kentucky Derby, Preakness anc
Belmont Stakes in 1880.
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Fort Meade Schedules
Two Cuqe Twin Bills

Doub<header basketball pro-
grams are on tap at 7 o'clock to-
night and tomorrow night at Fort
Meade.
Coach Dick Schnittker's Fort
Meade Generals will meet Lincoln
University in the first game to-
night and the Medical Replace
ment Training Center will face
Patuxent Naval Air Station in the
nightcap. MRTC will play the
Glenn L. Martin Bombers in the
first game tomorrow night, while
Meade will face the 505th Air
borne Regiment of Fort Bragg,
NC, In the second game.
Evening star., 1951-12-06
|GW Has Frosh Star
From New York Ready
To Face Virginia Five

A 5-foot-8 freshman may break
into the starting lineup on the
George Washington basketball
team in tomorrow nights opening
game against Virginia at Uline
Arena.
He is Ernie Ortiz, youngster
who was voted the outstanding
player in the New York all-star
high school game at Madison
Square Garden last season.
He's very fast, an excellent
shot and capable ball handler.
Otherwise, there will be some
good size and fair amount Of
experience on the starting CIV
quint. Heading the list in ex-
tperience Is big Bud Goglin. a
6-foot-3, 200-pounder, who has
been on the varsity for two years.
He's a hard driving layup artist,
who also sports a good set shot
and hook.
Two Juniors and a sophomore
figure to take the other starting
places, with 6-foot-5 John Holup
the soph. He's a center, active for
his size and also valuable off the
blackboard.
The juniors, both Of whom saw
a reasonable amount of action
last season, are Tex Silverman
and Bud Edenbaum.