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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-04
"Home of the Thomas A. Edison Shrine

Washington, D. c., and the Jewish
Community Center of Kansas
City, Mo.
Mike Rand wasn't too interested
in giving any major predictions
about who would win. He said the
main point of the tourney was TO
encourage the best kind Of COM
petition.
However, indications are that
the Bennsonhurst team, which has
previous tournament vic tori S
under its belt, may make come
back and take the title from Port
land. This, of course, is purely
conjecture, and not to be taken as
the final authority of a Gallup,
Rober, or Kinsey survey.
Mike Rand stressed that persons
now playing on varsity teams are
not allowed to compete. He ex-
planned that in the past. teams
sometimes enlisted the aid Of var
sitY basketball players who really
weren't active members of the
community centers. but were af-
filiated mainly to play on the
teams.
The tournament for limited
age group Cup to Is years of age)
will be held March 26 and q in
New Haven, Conn.
There are two other major
events on the JWB Calendar: a
national volleYball tournament.
and the annual "air mail" swim
ming meet.
The volleyball tourney, in
which teams from many cities will
participate, will be held on April
% and "a. The swimming meet
will be during the week of April
Is to May 2.
The air mail" feature of the
swimming meet enables young
swimmers who couldn't get to-
gether otherwise to enter a ma
tional competition. Each contest
ant swims the given event in his
part of the country. then his time
record is mailed. On the basis of
the statistics from swimmers
throughout the country. the win
ners can be determined.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-04

This will be one of the latest in
the moves to bring a closer athlete
relationship between the two
countries. Recently three Ameri-
can speed skaters competed in
Moscow. 1t has also been an
nounced that an American all-star
college basketball team will visit
Russia next July. There is a pos
Sibility that Russian basketball
team will visit this country
OF course. an event of world
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-04

Amidst tubes beaker and other devices the first class
laboratory techncans gets
underway Ramat Can Israel Fast growing chemical and food
suffer from shortage of professionally
laboratory The school the first Of its kind
country field for employment girls
part trade schools in
localities The Israel receives funds from the
JDC. United Jewish Appeal agency
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-04
JEWS IN
SPORTS
BY BILL WOLF
Copyright, 1855, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

Samuel ReshvskY chess who of the mainstaYs
counY Soviet visited while
making Moscow with American squad is
completed but the
1entativelY scheduled for the trip is in June.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
semitar supdse Winner Of tandeap at IropieaI Park
Ice copodes Again Featuring
Hilarious Bodminton Match

One Of the most original
specialties on ice, the skillfully
frivolous badminton match fea-
turing Hugh Forgie and Stig
Larson, win be seen here again
when the skating troupe opens
q tWo-week stand at Uline
Arena, beginning January ~.
Pretty much q straight act
when originated, the badminton
skit has evolved into . hilarious
affair, chock fun of laughs and
fun. The pairs expert racket
handling is good enough to win
badminton fans approval, but
on skates It becomes an even
faster game.
Forgie, claimant Of the worlds
badminton singles title, halls
from a hockey playing family
near Toronto. Canada. He met
Larson before World War II and
began coaching his new friend
in the finger points Of the game.
They became good enough to
be sent overseas on uSO junkets
during the war, and as . side
line knocked on all the top for
eign competition encountered.
After the war they approached
Producer John H. Harris Of the
Ice Capades for q spot In the
show and after q years prepara-
tion got their chance. It was
tough changing over to Ice. For
gle said. but also fun, and the
chance to "hani" it up added
to the excitement. It developed
Evening star., 1955-01-16

into one Of the shows most
popular skitS.
Harris believes the act helps
popularize badminton wherever
seen. They make it look so easy
at times, and so much fun, any
body thinks he can play the
game.
Forgie says he and Larson get
a lot Of unscheduled laughs
themselves from incidents that
happen on the ice. Larson.
Hugh says. keeps up . constant
line Of chatter that tickles his
funny bone. Once in a while
they seemingly catch one an
other on balance--notN quite, but
just enough to make the audi
ence marvel ct the recovery.
But even the planned shots re-
quire the precise timing and per-
feet execution of q champion
that the audience appreciates.
After all. not many people can
pinpoint backhand shots on or
on ice skates.
The show runs through Sum-
day night, February 6. with
matinees at 2::30 pm. Saturdays
and Sundays. Evening per-
formances start at $50.
Such other favorites as Bobby
Specht and Donna Atwood. Irma
Thomas and Arrin Markhus-
the popular '.Old Smoothies. .
and Rosemary Henderson. for
mer Canadian skating queen, are
featured In the show.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Sonto Anito Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000. claim
~ ming; 4;year1olds and up; z fuTlonEs. !.
Sks.Ss ks.Ss sask Ians T,s3Ss ssss1o $3.50 s5sS sc
Tee Man (Boland5 $50
Texas Ranger, Bompee. Does, Hassle.
Mes Wings, Fleet Abbey. Royal Saint
Fair, Wise. Time. 1924
SECOND RACE-Purse, S5,oo6: allow
New Trend tSh'maker) 4.1O $40 2.T0
Noir tTaniguchi) 4.3O $50
Nabesna tAdamsi 5.l0
Adams Apple, El Coyote. Aspendale.
Good READING, Model Ace, Crucial.
Disnitary. Time. 1:37is.
THIRD RAcE--Purse, $1,000: OPP
tioaal claiming; 4-ycar-olds and up: 2
Tsssils eiLnmm, ere go $50
Sir Abbey tArcaroD 800 80
Rillito Boy tNeyes) $40
chaotero Nick D'Bird. Foolish Boy,
kaans koSds Mss Asa1 Gss sderS sso HFh Fms ood l.
FOURTH RACE-Purse.. $1,000; OPP
tional claiming: 4-year-olds and UP; Q
Wine Bolt Lonsden, s4o 4.se 400
Waiting Game tPoweiD 9.30
Muharram, Don's Dream, Bushers
Song. SINGLE o.. zeebull. The Green Lion,
Hasty Way, Spending Spree. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. SO. 900; 4-year-
0ldS and upward: allowances; & furlongs.
Fl Dras tshoemaker) $50 80 80
Blended 0Longdenl see
Wtewam. Resistance. Rifted War,
Domingo Kid. Arrogate, Anrighted,
Smart Barbara, Decorated. Buffoon End.
Time I:093s.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000 added.
4-ysaT-olds and up; Ia miles on the
! sarIsnts 9Iretos, sa.io 1919 $50
lSWoop York 1910 $50
:, Enjoy Yourself. Double. Reish. postil-
lions Tordito. Lucrative, Main Line Pur-
ando, I Wild Glory, Dan Giddinss.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, s25, 1000
added; 4-year -oids; the San Fernando
Stakes; ts miles.
Poena 2nd (Sh'm'kerl I1.00 800 ont
a Mig Clementine tArearol 2.4O out
Dukes Lea SNevesD ont
b Allied. b Determine. G Travertine,
First Pole. Time, laos. tNew worlds
! Coupled. b Coupled. Occupied.
No show wagering.
EIGHTH RACE Purse. $4,000: f.
year-olds and up; optional claiming:
handicap: te miles.
Hnsterheaood tShee'rl 1890 40 100
Wind Wings tTaniguehn SEQ 400
Tolerant tPearson) IO.I0
Heelsaflytn, Mordigan, Sea Gamboi,
Narajo, Mufti, George Murphy. Time,
l.6U2A,
Evening star., 1955-01-16
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.--Ralph
Tiger" Jones. a tireless, body
betting 26-year-old from Yon-
kers, will test the sharpness Of
Sugar Ray Robinson at Chicago
Stadium Wednesday night.
The 10-rounder. starting at 10
pm. EST. will give television
fans their first chance to see
Robinson on a comeback at
tempt to regain the middleweight
crown from Bobo Olson. It will
be carried over CHS.
The former champion, who
held the welterweight title and
then took the 160-pound crown
by battering Jake LaMotta in
Chicago Stadium four years ago.
announced his retirement six
months after his memorable bout
with joey Maxim June 25. 1852.
The Interchangeable title
was at stake. but Robinson
well ahead on points but COM
pletely exhausted by his fast
pace and the intense New York
heat that night--was unable to
come out for the l4th round.
After that he became song
ambulance man on the night club
circuit. Now. at "a. he is aiming
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Suntu Anitu
Continued from Page CID

Jockey Ray York said. He was
in a little close about the Ave-
eighths pole. so ! took him back
into the outside to keep out Of
trouble. After that 1t was all
over-he Just couldn't overcome
1t with that weight"
Miz Clementine, one of the
best racing fillies in the business,
was entered with lis pounds and
ridden by the veteran, Eddie
Arcaro. Although her running
mate, Dukes Lea, was expected
to be the top competition for
Determine, the race proved
otherwise.
Dukes Lea never was far back
but appeared to hang up in the
stretch.
Following in order were Trav-
ertine. Allied and First Pole.
The victory was the days third
for Shoemaker, who earlier had
scored on New Trend in the Sec
ond race and El Drag In the
flfth. He scored a fourth victory
on Busterbegood in the final race.
The supporting feature the
$24,650 FL Encino Handicap on
the grass, saw a Latin American
finish as Surgente. owned by an
Argentine syndicate and ridden
by Rogelio Trejos, who halls
from Panama, came on with q
rush to win.
Running as a field horse, the
Argentine paid $22.l0, $3.50
and $3.50 with his first victory
In the United States.
Surgente circled the field at
the final turn In the mile-and-
one-quarter race. He made his
bid coming down the stretch and
passed Swoop, another field
horse that finished second, q
length back. My Fault was
third.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssI73


THIRD RAcE~-Purse, s1,7oo; claim
Lotasmoke tPoparal $50 $50 SEQ
WahO0 tBrcusxardl 3.20 $50
Storm Bird tVandenborrel 400
Sammy s., Rose of Grey, crackenstar.
Resigned, Star Maraue. Time, 1:47ts.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81, 800; claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: Q furlones.
Fancy Gent !Keens) 16.40 $50 d.40
I Sulmari (Chiapettat 400
I. First shannon. fswamp Theater, Big
Pacho. Home Fleet. Red Wagon, One
swalloy; Time. 1:i3h.
FIFTH RAcEPurse. $1,000: claim
Rlas M foals stiE tfSemssS sa' SEQ aso 300
Mighty Moment sJess0p) AGO $50
Heir Apparent tBaileyl 500
Sister Biseer,, Uncle Todd. Radiant
sixth RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Rs.an. lns assaI and npa miles
shadDw Boxer Uessopl 0.80 500
ID ChaFa tNaxaretiID SEQ
{. Arista, Dryok. Mock Battle. Time.
{ do do Finished second but was disquali-
fed and placed third.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
handicap. 4-year-oids and up; fur
Bobby Bresaso tBr's'rd, $50 $40 $50
Spur On tKeeneI eco $40
Super Devil tJesSopl 500
Ezio. Sleepy Mabel, Dinner winner.
Fast Charger, Cajac. Time. 1:1lS.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-oids; LIE miles.
sonny Mars {Thomal 5.60 $50 SEQ
PelaGe tP0paral 4.8O $50
Denny J. tkeenel 4.60
Wabash Reward. BilIup, Silver state.
o'Troon, Restraint, Open Lake. Time.
1:47.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $I,700: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles,
Gail tBreussard) 100 400 SEQ
Jakapine (Vandenbarrel 800 4,8D
Queen Apache tMiguez} B.2O
Star Quiz, BY A Chance. Alioyed, Star
Crater. Skirt Around. Ned's Choice.
Sweet Sierid. Time. 1865.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Myron CoweIl Meets
Marlboro Booters

Myron Cowell, leading the
Southern Division Of the Ma
tional Soccer League by q scant
one-point margin over Lido,
meets Marlboro at 2::30 pm. to-
day at the field at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV.
Lido will play the Maryland
A, c.. the latter minus several
top players out with injuries, at
Walker Mill road field. This game
also will be at 2.:30.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Body-Punching Jones to Test
Robinson in TeIevised Bout

for another crack at Olson.
whom Robinson kayoed in IL
rounds in 1850 and out-pointed
in a title fight at San Francisco
in 1862.
Robinson scored a six-round
knockout over Joe Rindone 10
days ago in a non-televised
Detroit match to start his come
back.
Robinson, who has a record of
only three defeats and two draws
in 142 fights, has great respect
for Olson.
Although I beat him twice,
has improved a lot since then.
Bobo is a great champion and
Sugar Ray said. "Ie always had
an awkward. difficult style to
solve. It and when ! fight him.
I DON'T want it to be in his
home town of San Francisco.
There are only two cities big
enough to support such a match.
any way-New York or Chicago.
Jones at one time was a high
ranking middieweight contender
but his record suffered last year
when he won his first two bouts.
then lost five in a row--several
highly disputed - to Jacques
Royer, Pedro Gonzales, Joe Giar-
dello, Hector Constance and Pete
Mueller.
His record is 80 victories, IL
defeats and three draws. Jones
is credited with only eight
knockouts, but has been kayoed
just once-by Henry Burroughs
four years ago.
If Robinson gets by Jones
Wednesday, the International
Boxing Club will start beating
the drums for him to meet Kid
Gavilan in Miami. possibly Feb
ruary %.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Guerin Stars as 0uaniico
Halls Paris Island, 1890
spssiol Dispo,eh 70 The s,er

l.
PARRIS ISLAND. S. c., Jan.
Is. - Richie Guerin, 6-foot-3
guard from Iowa University.
moved into the pivot in the
second half and sparked the
Quantico Marines to a $500
basketball victory over Paris
Island here tonight
The result was Paris Islands
first defeat in II games and
Quantico's 10th win against
three defeats. The victory
avenged Quantico's loss Friday.
Guerin scored 80 points after
intermission to finish with 40,
a court record here. Jack Welsh
starred on defense for the Wis
itors and sank Is points. Richie
Regan. former Seton Hall star
who played at Quantico last
year. paced the home team
with 20.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Bobby Brocato Wins
View Orleans Stake
b. II. A..oeios.d Pres.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15.--Joe
w. Browns Bobby Brocato won
the $1,000 Pontabla Handicap
at the Fair Grounds today, beat
ing Spur On by q neck.
Spur On, making his first start
of the season in the six-furlong
feature, was two lengths ahead
Of the Rebel Stables Super
Devil.
Bobby Brocato, top-weighted
at 118 pounds and ridden by Ray
Broussard, was timed in 1:11.4
over q fast track. He paid $3.50,
$40 and $3.50. Spur On re-
turned Sc and $40, while Super
Devil paid So to show.
The 1888 fans who turned
out for the nine-race program
wagered $646.6l9, largest handle
of the meeting.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
5DAILY DoUBLE ram si0e. e.sO.5

AsaS - y - = s.saS - $4,000
THIRD RAcE--Pur.e. $500; claim
slsl Rs .sS yfsssss bsass sv iHs.sSs' HssS $50 40
lie Gusta (Erricsl $40
KINGS Pess. Kay Merdsn, Miss MIN
.s peS .ne pss sp;.a seF,nsssef ,n: sss
Oft, Time, l:i2ss.
FOURTH RACE--Purse, $500: claim.
tns: 3-year-olaA LIS miies.
Esass ass. Priss. Rsiss. asssSssls' 80 SO s.sS d
Brown Celia. Scarlet Love. MeFfiwo4
Lady Redetru. Mrs. Caesar Beach
Line. Time: LAS.
Collier entry.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $500; allow
ssSss. sssss; La scSsa i,.i a.se sss s.s
NV Gem tCulmenel $50 a.A0
Blonde Dude CaAriackl g,A0
Royal pate, Noble Partner, cireline.
soots us' cSafis: x. Cue Passe. rims,
1.0A@.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $500: allow.
anees; s-sesf-olds and up; 9 furlonRs.
Rest AabeE tRiuml sic s.2a s.le
Trae Pattsrn 1tfikkensnl aS0
ccSdast ssiiss H:ss on. wss %s' sos Tims. sss
coielia eatsy,
SEVENTH RACE--Ths Trppieai Park
Handicap. $4,000 addeas S-yeaf-oida
and up, Ia miles.
eeiuattar tCulmNnel 1A.Ia G.N0 A.a0
sns,.s Es,.sn,assws sw,I.sss ;,Icsslns'iH' sle s-gs S
Mandingu, Gulf stream, Lovely wsye,
CapeRdor, Sea o Erin, War Fable.
Maharaiah. Cue. Better Goods. Time,
lso0tS.
EIGHTH RACE---Purse, $500; op-
tiqnel claimine; A-year-olds and up. Id
a..syssr, sss.snas'a' Iso.se ss.ss ss.se g
sssssss sssssss Sss is';si esilassn.u, h'o ;.sS sS
Squire Wilson. MiHwest, Heltop.
BlenomAr, Ntringc. Teaneek Flash.
Astronaut. Ace Captain, FIRST 10 Al
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500; optional
flaimtne 4.yeaf-olds and I'D; la miles.
ftxhtins HaFp tkuYtsl fs.30 T.t0 Aea
NJ. lanntesen tffAF2aekb A.30 SeA
kaHay Hssk saith A.ee
UpalonA. Clirk Click. Pine Alihi Mr.
1loqknoy &SNllpw Mist, narect Tint. Sweet
Sally. 0FSeFolly. Time. l;44As.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Preakness Purse Stays
Al 100000 This Year
BY The A.soeio,sd Pres.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is. - The
Maryland Jockey Club said today
the purse for the 1855 Preakness
will be 500, 900 for the third
year in q row.
The operators Of Pimlico Race
Track also said the date of the
Preakness win be announced
within a few days
The Preakness is run during
the spring meeting which this
year extends from May 10 to 80.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Foir Grounds Results
ZAP wirephoto.
sy tns Assoeiatsd Prass

FIRST RACE--Purs 81 900: claim
ing; 4-yeaf-olds and up: 8 furlonss.
Royal Bones (West) 1880 1880 ZOO
Expectant tThemasi 400 10.S9
MACS Head tKieckmann) 0.09
Nice Try, Ambroee, Music. Jean the
Wicket Girl. HiSh Jackie. Cocoa All
Time. 1:13ss. Field.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; furiongs.
Casey's Hope tBr's'rdI 1870 TAO 500
Russell is tMeauxl 4.4O 2,sfD
Mail From Home Poparat $3.50
capricho. Copete, Mesmer. Marse
Robert, Flying Fleet, snartjax. Script
Bar. Time, 1:I33s.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Tropical Park Results
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $500. claim.
ing: 5-year-oldsi l,a miles.
Adm'is Script fKingl $3.50 23.e0 1870
Miss Quibbier tKuFtgt 1920 600
Castles Best tAtkinseni 500
Wing Kitty. -BenzeI, Esteeco, Set The
Table COLONY Punch. Miss Robin Pla-
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 9 furlougS.
HI Gail tKurtsb 400 $50 9.40
Lest tBrumffeld1 A.40 sic
Bombast LESTER 3.40
Big Perry, Mooseheart. Realistic, Gel
tie Play, CAfoi-Rou Attention Marx.
Ola Booty. Sanctuary, Brother March.
Time, 1:la,
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HeIianihus Second
IN Driving Finish;
HiaIeah Sci 10 Open
sy ,hs Assseia.sd Pssss


MIAMI, Fla, Jan. l5.-The
Blue Stone Farms Ecimitay. o
muddy lray 5-year-old that
hadn't won a race since 1853,
surprised the form players today
by winning the $4l,500 Tropical
Handicap. closing feature at
Tropical Park race track. before
. crowd Of 14.379.
Scimitar, carrying 113 pounds
and handled expertly by Jockey
Joe Culmone. survived q stretch
battle with Helianthus, to win
by q head in a driving finish. It
was an open betting race and
the winner went on at s to / in
the field Of 10 horses.
Impasse Runs Third.
The Valley Farms Impasse was
third, neck behind Helianthus.
The well-played capeador, win
ner Of the event a year ago,
wound up fourth. another neck /
away.
Time for the mile and an
eighth was 1901 over . fast
track. This was two seconds over
the track record set by West
minister eight years ago. Frac-
tional times were :23.2, AT,
1:11.2, 1887 and 1901.
Scimitar. by The Sultan out OF
Polly Hastings, is owned by w.
Ellis johnson Of Psoli, Pa. and
trained by Warren A. Croll, Jr.
The victory netted $28. $50 for his
owner.
Scimitar earned only $2.700 by
finishing second twice in eight
starts last year and earned $3.50
for his fourth place finish in the
Robert e. Lee handicap week
ago.
Maharajah Fayorite
Greentree Stables Maharajah,
favorite at 81 and ridden by
Ted Atkinson, finished sixth. just
behind Gull Stream. Hasty
House Farms Sea o Erin battied
Helianthus for the lead most of
the way. but tired badly and fin
i5..:ed ninth.
Capeador carried top weight
OF 122 pounds. including Tropical
Parks leading jockey, Willie
Hartack but he didn't have
enough to catch the winner in
the final drive.
Scimitar paid $14.i0, $3.50 and
$3.50 across the board. Helian-
thus returned $8.10 and $4.90.
while Impasse paid $4.20.
o. Vincente's Attavar shocked
the betters when he won the
eighth race and paid $4,000. It
was the largest payoff during
the meeting.
Wagering for the nine-race
program totaled $l,270.079 to
push the total handle to $685.
573,740. t
Hialeah Opens Tomorrow.
Hialeah Park opens the mid
die 30" OF South Florida's l26-
day horse racing season Mon
day, with a crowd of 10000 ex-
pected to watch the nine-race
program.
Coming on the heels of Trop-
ical Parks successful 43-day
meeting, Hialeah officials predict
betting and attendance will equal
or perhaps exceed last seasons
record figures.
The Hialeah Inaugural Handi-
cap has attracted 10 probable
starters from q record field of So
nominations. led by Hasty House
Farms Hasty Road. carrying l24
pounds. If all 10 go In the six
furlong inaugural. the race will
have a gross value of $4,000,
with $16.425 net to the winner.
Hasty Road will have the rid
ing services Of Johnny Adams,
who is flying from California for
the assignment. The Preakness
winner was q 2-to-l favorite In
the early line despite his No. is
post position.
Wheatley Stables Full Flight
and Quick Lunch will run as a
three-horse entry with Belair
Studs Game Chance, all being
trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons. The entry is held at
4-to-l,
Evening star., 1955-01-16
AT
WESTINGHOUSE!

Engineers interested
in top-level creative
positions in the elec.
tronics field are in-
vited to arrange for
q confidential discus.
sion of opportunities
conducted this
iOeek in the District
Of Columbia
with responsible SUI
pervisory engineer
ing personnel.
The Air Arm and
Electronics Divisions
of the Westinghouse
Electric Corporation
need top-ievet design
and development en-
gineers for creative
assignments on ad-
vanced development
projects.
To the experienced
engineer, these OPEN
ings represent an OPP
portunity to capital
ize on creative abil.
tiles to enjoy .
truly professional
status and to
work in a friendly
and professional at
fnoSnhere.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Ted Shearer's Next Door" car
toon Is n weekly rib-tickier which
appears ON the editorial page to
give readers respite from the
sober editorializing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

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fourth district American Legion and president
cumbe School
When he headed the division organized
Juvenile police officers OF Duluth Minneapolis
change ideas standards uniformity
This organization the Minnesota
ton has proven Of great value
THE VERY BEST PREVENTATIVE delinquency
believe is displayed the walls
exceptional and larger
responsibility
Aurora Az when her Boys
wishing We'll built fom floor lamp and Elvira received
Betty Jean Pulnm Yyonne Robinson
who planned the delightful surprise Engle
for Evra and Ralph Mareano April
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whats To Do
Whof's To Do

Mr.. Purnell, a
red cap at the
Union ID epot,
was born in
sweatman. Miss.
May II. 1927.
and attended the
public schools in
his home town.
The Purnells
have been In st.
Paul for almost
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World Bank Grants
Huifi Two Loans
OF sly Million

United Nations, N. Y. lamp
The Republic of Haiti has been
awarded two loans, amounting to
SIT milIion--S7 million from the
u. s. Export-Import bank for use
In the Artimonite Valley irriga-
ton program, a major project for
the republic; and $40 million from
the International Bank for Re-
construction and Development.
The latter loan is for construc-
ton and maintenance of a net
work of roads and port facilities
in Les Cages, Jacmel and Jeremie.
Announcement of the two loans
WAS made here early last week by
the Haitian-UN delegation.
Groundwork for obtaining the
loans was laid by President Paul
f. Magloire during his recent Wis
1t to the U. s.