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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30

idetas A. S. Trecioko straipsnis,
kuriame tarp kitty dalyku buvo
pasakyta, jog yra nusiskundi-
mu, "kad Americas Lietuviu
Taryba, daugiau kaip desimti
metu rinkosi aukas Lietuvos
laisvinimo reikalams, dar ME
kad nera davusi tinkamos apy-
skaitos."
Ten pat buvo pasakyta, kad
ir ALT lido globejai neturi ga
limybes tinkamai patikrinti tas
.apyskaitas, o ju pranesimai Ia
rybos suvaziavimuose dazniau-
siai esq buve "nepilni arba ne
aiskls, su ivairiais pasiteisini-
mais."
A. S. Treciokas tai rase, at
siliepdamas j kvietima pasisa-
kyti skaitytojus auku rinkimo
klausimu, kuri buvo iskeles K.
S. Karpius. Vadinasi, tai yra
skaitytojo nuomone, kuriai Dir
vote buvo Quota vietos. Be to,
A. S. Treciokas pats yra vienas
is ALT lido globeju, taigi, jeigu
jis kalba apie tu globeju veikimo
salygas, tai, turbut, is savo pa
tyrimo zinodamas, kaip yra.
Draugas rugpjucio 81 dienos
numeryje paeme 81 klausima vi
sal is kito sono (kaip jau nekar-
ta yra dares, kai nori nukreipti
demesi nuo kalbamo klausimo
kita linkme). Jis kelia redakto.
toriu kolegiskumo klausima,
Esa, nekomunistiniu laikrasciV
redaktoriai visi turetu butt ko.
legos (kitaip tariant, biciuliskai
santykiauja vienos, srities dar'
bininkai), taigi Dirvos redakto
rius, kuris tarp ko kita yra dal
ir AL Tarybos na1'ys, 20 Drau.
go, Naujienu bel Sandaros re.
daktoriai Tarybos Vykdomojo
Komiteto nariai), jokiu budu
neturetu deti j laikrasti tokiV
straipsniu, kaip A.. S.. Treeio-
kO...
Kitais zodziais tariant, mo.
rale cia atrodo stat kokia: tU
esi varnas, ir mes varnai, dal
trupuciuka didesni varnai, mes
esam Vykdomajam Komitete
tai atmink, kad varnas varnu
akies nekerta!
Teisybe, toks priezodis lietu
viu tautosakoje yra. Bet kai Sis
priezodis sakomas, tai paprasta
ne kaip patarimas sitaip elgtis
o priesingai - kaip apgailesta
vimas, jog taip yra. Tas priezo
dis reiskia, kad stai pagal tel
sybe blogas reiskinys turetu bl
tt pasalintas, bet ka gi padarysi
kad tie, nuo kuriq tatai parei
ma, tarp saves draugauja ir nu
sizengusiam nemalonumo media
rvs. :. Draugas taciau reika
lauja laikytis kitokios morales
morales tu, kurie draugiskumo
kolegiskuyo vardan viska pri
dengia, nutyli, uzglosto ir ne
pateisina :.
Ar sitokios rusies biciulysti
yra kolegiskumas be kabuciq
Greiciau tai butq jau nemoralu'
samokslas, gals siekti net tx
malversaciju nuslepimo. Nema
nau, kad Draugas is tikruju t.
siekia, bet man atrodo, kad to
kia "kolegiskumo' teorija, koki:
jo isdestyta, yra kaip tik toki;
llinkme einanti teorija.
Papal Drauga iSeitu. kad A
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-30


"Ausros" ir Lietuviu Mokslo
Draugijos kurejas, didysis te-
vynes Lietuvos myletojas, ke-
lejas lietuviu tautos is mirties
patalo, jos gydytojas, svietejas.
Kiekvienas kulturingas lietuvis
Zinc, kad DIR. Jonas Basanavicius
jaunystes dienose pradejo ru-
pintis lietuviu tautos isgelbeji-
mu nuo prazuties = nuo nutau-
tejimo, kad jis pasvente visa
savo gyvenima savo tevynes Lie
tuvos laisvei ir nepriklausomy-
bel. Jis atidave Lietuviu Tautai
viska, ka jis savyje turejo =
savo rupescius, turta, darba ir
gerove.
DR.. Jonas Basanavicius buvo
ne tiktai didzio mokslo, aukstos
kulturos zmogus, didysis patri-
otas Lietuvos, humanistas, bet
ir valstybininkas bel kulturinin-
kas, jam lygiu nebuvo per simt-
mecius ir dabar nera m1su tau
toje. .Nuo savo jaunystes dienu
- studentijos laiku jis pradejo
rupintis ir dirbti musu tautos
zmoniu gerovei, july spaudos
laisves ir Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes tikslams. A.aa DIR. Jonas
Basanavicius pasvente visa savo
gyvenima lietuviams, tevynei
Lietuvai.
Kais Jonas Basanavicius atejO
musu pasauli - (gime Okla
baliuose, Bartininku vals., Vii
kaviskio apskrityje), visa Lie
tuya buvo labai tamsi, pasyvi,
zymiai nutautejusi, galima sa-
kyti, gulejo mirties patale.
DR.. Jonas Basanavicius, dar
studentu bebudamas, pasiryzo
atlietuvinti nutautejusia letu-
viskaja inteligentija, atgaivinti
lietuviu tauta slavu bel germanu
pavergta ir marinama.
Apsisarvaves mokslu, drasa ir
within pasiekti tiksla, Sis musu
dvasios milzinas pradejo savo
misijos darbus. Jis, susitares su
mazalietuviu vadais, uzsienyje
budamas, ikuria "Ausra", palei-
dzia pasaulio lietuvius pirma-
il savo manifesto, pirmuosius
"Ausros" lapus ir skelbia pasau-
liui lietuviu tautos prisikelima
is mirties patalo..
Atlietuvintas DIR. V. Kudirka,
sekdamas jo pedomis ikuria
"Varpa'', kuris skambino visai
Lietuvai ir uzsienio lietuviams
apie Basanaviciaus pazadintaja
Lietuva, tapo ryskiausias DIR.
Basanaviciaus idejos remejas' ir
talkininkas kovoje del lietuvis-
kos spaudos laisves. DR.. DAME
Illus Alseika sake: "Atgijusios
musu tautos istorijoj yra dvi
ryskiausios ir svarbiausios isto-
rines datos - 1883 ir 1918 me-
tu. DR.. J. Basanaviciaus ikurtos
"Ausros" data ir jo pirmojo pa
sirasymo, po deklaracijos aktu
paskelbusiu Lietuvos nepriklau.
somybe 1913 M
DR.. D. Alseika, kuris ifgi jaU
po velena, artimas dr.. j. Basa.
naviciaus biciulis ir bendradar.
bis, toliau sake: "Basanavicius
pirmasis pradejo plesti lietuvis.
kus dirvonus apzelusius slavis.
komis usnemis, jis praskyne lie.
tuviu kelius j laisve ir nepri,
klausomybe."
RaDOlas MackeviciuS raSyda.
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Ar pazisti 81 kraSta?

Vino. Siuo metu Rumuose yra
per II kamb. Prezidentas su
Selma gyvena 2 augste, o pir-
masis augstas skirtas oficialie-
stems priemimams. Labiausiai
zinomas yra vad. Rytu kamba-
rvs.
JAW Ko-n gres a s. j
sudaro Senatas ir Atstovu Ru-
mai. Siuo metu dirba 82-sis Kon-
gresas. I Sonata isrinkti 49 de-
mokratai ir AT respublikonai
(daugumai reikia 49 senatoriu),
o Atstovu Rumus = 235 de-
mokratai, 1879 respublikkonai ir
l nepriklausomuju atstovas. Ru-
muose daugumai sudaryti rel
kia 218 atstovu.
I Sonata renkami po 2 seno-
toriu nuo kiekvienos valstybes
(48x2=96), o j Atstovu Rumus
= atitinkamai paskiros valsty-
bes dydzio.
Kick geografiniu duomenu
AukSciausia vieta - Whitney
kalnas, Kalifornijos valst. -
IA, ,495 pedos.
zemiausias - iskilimas -
Death Valley (Mirties slenis),
Kalif. 280 pedu zemiau juros
pavirsiaus. Jie abu yra vienas
nuo kito atstu 86 m.
Didziausias atstumas - Cape
Flattery, Washington waist, ligi
pietinio Floridos iskysulio -
1885 mylios.
Siaureje JAW sienos susiduria
.su Kanada ir Didziaisiais Eze-
rails (Great Lakes), pietuose -
su Meksikos ilanka ir Meksikos
valstybe, rytuose - SUI Atlantic
vandenyno pakrasciais ir vaka-
ruose - SUI Ramiojo vandenyno
(Pacific) pakrasciais. JAW sic
nq bendras ilgis - 1899 my
lios.
Parenge v. All.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Navy Swim Team
Wins Over Brown
I'm TeIevised Meet
BY the Associated Pres.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. IS
Navy'S er-balanced swimming
team, performing before the first
network audience to watch a live
Itelecast of an intercollegiate meet
defeated Brown University today
l53-31.
Ralph Brisco and Don Cameron
leach won two events for Brown tc
score 20 points, but the Middies
took the other six firsts on the TO-
event card. Navy captured three
races, the diving event, and two
relays.
Briscoe won the 220-yard ane
l00-yard freestyle events in 2:l8.s
and 53.8 respectively. Cameron
took the 150-yard individual med
ley in 1:422. then came back tc
triumph in the 440-yard freestyle
i'm 5:09.1.
The star for Navy, which had
four individual winners, was Neale
Bird. a junior from Arlington, Va
Bird. in only his second year o1
water competition, won the 200
yard breastroke in 2::28.3. pairing
.one-tenth of a second off Jack
Manherz' 1945 Naval Academy
record of 1924. The time was
far off the pool record of 2:14.2
however.
Thirty-two stations as far west
as Omaha carried the telecaSt.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
ST. John's S, Seton Hall
Win Garden Twin Bill
BY the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Un-
beaten st. Johns of Brooklyn
warmed UP for Mondays crucial
clash with top-ranking Kentucky
by romping over Rhode Island
State tonight, 1862. Seton Hall
another strong undefeated quin-
Itet. conquered Iona College, 10
go. in the opener of the college
basketball double header before a
crowd of 1928 at Madison Square
Garden.
| Bob Zawoluk paced st. Johns
to its fifth consecutive triumph
with % points, 10 of them in the
first half.
Playing just as hard as they
had to, the Redmen grabbed q
quick 11-4 lead and maintained a
comfortable margin throughout
the first half.
Only some neat shooting by Ed
Hole and Jack Stewart. who ac-
counted for II points between
them, kept the Rams in the game
Iona threw a scare into Seton
Hall before succumbing in the
final six minutes. Trailing 53-42 a
minute before the end of the
third quarter, the hustling New
Rochelle. N. Y. Gaels reeled of
13 points in the next five minutes
while holding Seton Hall to one
field goal to tie the score at 55-55.
The rally undoubtedly took its
toll because Iona was able to
score only one field goal and a
free throw in the final six min
uteS.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

Olympic Scouts Scan
Area Soccer Players

Soccer officials from New York
and Philadelphia, scouting for
players to try out for the United
States Olympic team. are expected
to watch Charles County Ameri-
can Legion battle Marlboro today
at Marlboro in the feature match
on the Washington and Suburban
Soccer League program.
Only two matches are sched-
uled. both beginning at 2 pm,
with the pace-making A. Myron
Cowell team drawing a bye.
The second match pairs Mary
land Sports Club with Midway
Sports at Rosedale Playground.
18th and Gale streets NE.
In addition to possible invi-
tation to the Olympic trials, the
Charles County Marlboro hooters
also will be battling for second
place in the first half standings.
A fast, hard match is anticipated.
Midway. which has lost some
tough decisions this season. is
looking for its first victory OF the
campaign against Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Georgia Tech Rally Beats
South CoroIinu, 1854

COLUMBIA. S. c., Dec. 15.-
The lightning-like shooting OF
Guard Eric Crake carried Georgia
Tech to close basketball victory
against South Carolina, 66-64
here tonight.
Crake came in the game late
in the third period when Tech
was trailing by half dozen
points.
The Tech ace quickly pumped
in three field goals and a pair OF
free shots to pull his team within
la point of South Carolina, then
shared the lead with an early
fourth period lay-up.
Forward Dwane Morrison was
high scorer as he led the losers
with 81 points.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Only Far West Show,
Increase, Reporting
8 Per Cent Boost
BY the Associated Pres.

College football attendance
slumped approximately two per
cent in 1851, according to an
Associated Press survey of SO
colleges In all sections of the
Nation.
The decrease came in the last
month of the season after an early
November check showed 5 per
cent increase.
In 1850, there was a 3.5 per cent
drop from the all-time record
high of l949 with television catch
ing most of the blame. In 81
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association set up a program of
planned TV with no more than
one game-and sometimes none
in any city.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Fort Jackson Defeated
In Service Bowl, 32-7
BY the Assoeiosed Press

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 49,
Lloyd Lowe, swift 150-pound for
mer North. Texas State back. was
the offensive star OF a powerful
backfield combination today as
Carswell (Tex) Air Force BASE
thumped Fort Jackson, s. c., 1927
in the Service Bowl here.
Lowe scored Carswell's firsi
touchdown on a first-period screen
pass from Quarterback Vernon
Glass good for 18 yards. He took
off on a 50-yard broken field run
for another in the last quarter
Lowe carried is times for ITS
yards.
Both teams took perfect 1000
records into the bowl game In
the University of South Carolina
stadium. 1t was sponsored by the
Columbia Optimist Club. which
billed it as deciding the mythical
national service championship.
Glass. who formerly played for
Rice. connected on two first quar-
ter touchdown passes. The other
went to End Bob Fletcher, for
merly of Ole Miss, in the end zone
from five yards out. Jackson never
threatened to overcome this early
lead.
James Jeffrey, Baylor veteran,
and Dub Graves. who played for
Tulsa, scored Carswelps other
touchdowns.
Jackson got its lone score in
the third quarter. Red Jenkins,
former Mississippi back, slipped
around left end from the five to
cap a 77-yard drive.
A crowd of about $4,000 turned
out in cold, windy weather.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Conisius Quintet Edges
Loyolu of New Orleans
BY the Associated Press

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. IS
Canisius broke its basketball los
ing streak by beating Loyola of
New Orleans. 81 to So. before 5.104
tonight in Memorial Auditorium.
Once-beaten University of Buff
falo racked up its seventh victory
in the other game of the double
header, defeating Buffalo State
Teachers, IA to IS,
Evening star., 1951-12-16

Only in the Far West, where
Southern California, Washington
and Stanford showed sharp gains,
was there an increase. The Far
West area drew about 8 per cent
better than last year.
Midwest Down Per Cent.
Eastern attendance fell off an
other z per cent and the Midwest
was down 5 per cent. There was
no appreciable change in the
South and Southwest, where the
attendance held almost an even
keel. The South was down per
cent and the Southwest only .004
per cent.
For the SO schools, the 1851 at
tendance for 467 home games was
12,1l5,876. Last year the same
schools played 458 at home before
12,120,595. The per game average
fell from 26,464 to 25,944 or $40
per game.
Once again Michigan led the
way with 455,039 for six home
dates, followed closely by Ohio
States 445.737 for six. Southern
California packed in 354 ,298 for
seven and Miami drew 338,943
into the Orange Bowl for eight
dates. Pennsylvania with 31O.277
for eight and California with $685.
490 for six were others in the 3O0.-
1000 class.
< Illinois also llada fabulous year
at the gate with 243,7 for only
four home games an average of
over 10000 per game.
Two Draw Despite Records.
Win. lose or tie, Michigan and
Ohio State continue to pack 'em
IN. That's about the only conclu-
sion to be drawn from a COM
parison OF home attendance be-
tween the top 10 on the final
Associated Press poll and the
Nations top 10 in home attend
ance.
The A. P. top 10 with home at
tendance (won and lost records
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Maryland Wresilers Win
Over West Virginia, 14-12

The University of Maryland
wrestlers defeated West virginis
University. 14-12, in a Southern
Conference contest at College ParE
yesterday. 1t was the OPENING
match for both schools.
Bob and Ernie Fischer. brothers
from Baltimore and both unde.
feated in intercollegiate competi.
tion for Maryland, won theii
matches handily.
Bob Fischer defeated Bob Lowe,
and Ernie Fischer pinned Darwin
Struble in 4 minutes and Sc sec.
onds.
defeated Bob Raver. '"sihia
130-pound--Bill Pritchard, West yir
sinla. defeated Matt Flynn
I31 1-pound--Rod Norris, MARYLAND, de
ieated Kim Kemper
i4-pound-Ray Dodge. West virginia
celeated Pete Mahoney
i55 -pound-Bob Fischer, Maryland. de-
l67,pound- Ernie Fischer, Maryland
pinned Darwin struble "a minutes 81
I77-no..a shanahan, MARYLAND
ginia. defeated Carl Evepiy ESIiweh' west Vir
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Northwestern 10 PIay
ITrojans Next Season
BY the Associoied Press

EVANSTON, Ill.,. Dec. is. -
Northwestern University's first
football rivalry with Southern
California and two-year series
with Pittsburgh were disclosed
today in Northwestern's an
nouncement of its 1952-1953-1954
schedules.
| The 1852 schedule - septerfher oe
southern California at Los Angeles; Oc-
tober 4. Vanderbilt at Evanston: October
III, Minnesota at Minneapolis October &
at Evanston; November L, Ohio State al
Evanston; November s. Wisconsin al Madl
SON. November Is, Iowa at Evanston ant
November %, Illinois at Champaign
In. 1853 Northwestern will play Pitts.
burgh at Evanston October 81 ana II
1854 will play at PITTSBURGH October 30.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Coolidge Five Trims
Blair

Coolidge High Schools basket
ball team nosed out Montgomery
Blair. 61-58. in game last night
at Takoma Park Junior High gym
that was tight all the way.
Never more than five points
separated the two and usually it
was tighter than that as they
traded the lead during the whole
game. Coolidge was in front at
the half by one point and Blair
had similar advantage going
into the final period.
Carmello Pine of the Colts was
high man with % points. followed
by Marty Sigholtz of Blair with II.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Skaters Have New Look

EAST LANSING. Mich. (R.-
Michigan States 1951-52 hockey
team has the new look. Included
lon the 27-man roster are only
seven holdovers. In addition, the
team will be directed by new
coach, Amo Bessone.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Maryland Reports
Slump in Average
Football Attendance

The University of Maryland
was one of the schools ex-
periencing a sharp drop in
football attendance this sea-
son. The Terps drew Ill, ,494,
an average of 22,299, in five
/ games this year, while for
four games last year they at
tracted 100000, an average of
$4,000.
Largest average attendance
IN the South was enjoyed by
Miami, which averaged a. 1868
for eight games this year as
compared to 36.518 for seven
games last year.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Snug Harbor and pierpont
TangIe in Basket Feature

League leading Snug Harbor
puts its unbeaten record on the
line against Pierpont Texaco at
3:15 pm. at the HyattSville
Armory in the feature game
of a triple-header in the Prince
Georges County Basketball Recre-
alton Basketball League.
Snug Harbor has won two
games. while Pierpont has a 81
record, followed by Greenbelt CO.
Op, Suitland and Mount Rainier,
each IL, and Colmar Manor, o..
Other games today are Suit
land Merchants against Colmar
Manor at 2 pm. and Mount
Rainier against Greenbelt at 4:30.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Silver Turf Anniversary

Thoroughbred horse racing is
celebrating its silver anniversary
this year in Miami.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Hockey Lions Defeat
Indians in Overtime
|0n Shaw's Late Goal
BY The Assoeiated Press

WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass,
Dec. 15.-A goal by Joe Shaw with
only 35 seconds remaining of the
overtime period gave the Washing
ton Lions 4-3 victory over the
Springfield Indians before a crowd
|of 5000 in an Eastern League
hockey game here tonight.
Washington scored twice In the
first period. but the Indians rallied
to get a tie in the second period on
a pair Of markers by Vern Pachal.
Then Bill Jones sent the Tribe
ahead at 1882 of the third session.
Paul Jago, however, fired a
screened shot into Jimmy Stra-
chan's cage at 1857 to tie the game
and Shaw settled it in overtime
after the veteran Harry Frost had
missed two chances and another
Washington player had hit the
post.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

WASHINGTON spares-Calhoun, Archam-
Springfield spares-Dill Fletcher. W
Jones, Hastings. B. Jones, Teleford. Alta.
manczuk.
First period - Scoring: Washington
ton. Shaw (un). 1S:4l. Penalties: TurIand
ecross check. 2:25; Gallagher 0rip)
l6:45.
Pachal Dill, Petrovich), $50; Sprinefieid
Pachal tKodatsky. DID. 1S:47. Penalties
Taylor ttripping). 14:25; Calhoun (hold-
ing), 1907.
Third period-Scoring: Springfield, Bill
Jones (Petrovich, DID. 15:32: washington
Jago (Shaw. 1857. Penalty: Teleford
(minor misconduct). o:4S.
Jago palmer. 9:25. No penalties.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

Totals % II 81 Totals 22l4
Halftime: Coolidge 1880
Evening star., 1951-12-16

Fine grade leather a.
suffers with brass hard
ware and locks. Neat in
side pocket. Double locks.
Evening star., 1951-02-02

tic and imported. In addition
to cheese, this stand has eggs,
butter and milk and a wide
selection of delicatessen prod
ucts.
IF YOU'VE been hunting for
a good table wine to accom-
pany your meals, try Mike
Kessler's stand, No. 139. Inn
ported and domestic wines of
all kind abound at this stand.
Good cooking wines, too. And
there's nothing like a glass of
sauterne or burgundy for add
ing zest to a meal
VARIETY SALES CO.. No.
649, has some interesting Greek
cheeses for you. If you've
never tried Greek salad with
Feta cheese and black olives,
may we recommend it to you?
There's something delicious
about a green salad made with
olive oil and with the tangy
Feta and olives accompanying
it.
In addition to the cheese,
you'll find one of the most
unusual collections of herbs
and spices in the market at
this stand. Try the picked
olives from this stand, too. If
you like exotic foods, you'll
like these.
CENTER MARKET CITY is
a great stOrehouse of imported
and domestic foods for the
tables of Washington. We
pride ourselves on the quality
of our merchandise and on the
variety. We also try to give
our customers good service.
That's why we have a FREE
PARKING LOT on X street for
you, and little shopping carts
that you may use while shop
ping in the Market. Both are
part Of the service of
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-02
&zZx3xaf
GENTER
MARKET CITY
.. with Af AbH|

IVAN J. RILEY, one of the
older merchants at Center
Market City, is famous. for his
corned beef. And you've never
eaten corned beef until you've
had that from Mr.. Riley's
stand.
He makes his own, and he
has had some of the same
customers for years and years.
Mr.. Riley is one of the mer-
chants who came up to our
present location from the old
Center Market. He's been in
the business since 1910, SO you
know he knows just about
everything about corned beef.
So, if you're in a mood for
corned beef and cabbage ian
economical dish, by the way)
or a good old corned beef sand
wich, Mr.. Riley's stand is for
you. You might buy your corned
beef at Riley's, then head to-
ward Georges Delicatessen for
some pumpernickel or rye
bread and Kosher dill pickles.
A combination that's hard to
beat.
WALTER SACKS, No. 324,
has a good supply of cheeses
of all kinds for you right now.
This stand specializes in New
York State sharp cheese and
in Swiss cheese, but you'll find
nightly fine variety of all
other kinds here-both domes-
Evening star., 1951-10-31

Frank got his start as a teller
in bank. There's one thing that
bothers him in attending ma
tional conventions-he has been
to every one since l936-he re-
members faces but not names.
He never had to remember
names at the bank. The Gus
toners would always hand him a
bank book or check which iden-
titled them.
In 1882. when a bank teller of
l27, he was made treasurer of the
City Democratic Committee. Since
then his party service has always
been on the financial side.
Lived Here During War.
He lived here in hotels for Is
months during the war, when he
was an Army finance officer.
He spent an hour yesterday in
the offices of the party in the
Ring Building. where he was
briefed on the job by Bill Boyle.
He is not moving his family to
Washington because it might In
terfere with the education of l2-
year-old Frank. jr., who is at st.
Thomas Aquinas Parochial School
in Indianapolis. He has four
children ranging from cradle to
college" Claire, 18. is at Mary
mount College in New York: Rob-
ert, Is, is at Campion High School,
4 Jesuit school in Prairie du Chen,
Wis. Kathleen. almost !, is home
in the cradle.
Mrs. Mckinney is with him on
this Washington trip. She is very
attractive.
Evening star., 1951-10-31
Marine May Have Tried
Death Leap Once Before
BY The Asseeiaisd Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3l.-A
l9-year-old Korean War veteran.
talked out Of jumping from a hotel
roof here, refused today to say
whether he attempted o similar
leap in Boston.
Police Capt. Priest Fry said the
case was almost identical to the
May 80 incident in Boston and
that Louis Turini closely resembled
the youth shown in the Boston
photographs. The name Louis
Turine" was used in Boston.
Capt. Fry said he sent the teen
ayers f1ngerprints to the Federal
Bureau of Investigation in WASH
ington for a check.
Turine perched atop the 19-fioor
Kentucky Hotel for two hours
Monday before a pretty blond
persuaded him to come down. He
ignored previous pleas from fire.
men, police. priest and others.