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20 Mar. 31, 1947. ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES Mussolini's Killer ranr i ism mm Says U. S.

Military Official Approved Dennis, Who Defied Congress, Tells Real Name At Red Rally And Admits Several Arrests NEW YORK. March 31. (UP) Eugene Dennis, general secretary of the Communist party who refused to tell the House Un-American Activities Committee his real name, told 3,000 persons at a Communist rilly yesterday he was "born and christened Francis Waldron in Seattle, Wash, 42 years ago, of Irish and Norwegian extraction." By Aasoclated Press. ROME, March 31. The dark- mustached partisan who says he killed Benito Mussolini told a public meeting yesterday that Charles Poletti, wartime American military governor of Milan, had indicated approval of the executions of both BASKETBALL TONIGHT ST.

LOUIS BOMBERS VS. CHICAGO STAGS FULL GAME DESCRIPTION DIRECT FROM CHICAGO NEIL NORMAN BILL DURNEY TONIGHT AT 9 O'CLOCK WIL TONIGHT'S WINNE WILL MEET THE tASTtKH DIVISION CHAMPION WASHINGTON CAPITOLS IN FIRST ROUND FLATOffS POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Mussolini and Achille Starace, Fas cist party secretary. Poletti, former governor of New York, denied today he either had Contest Opens For Riverfront Design approved or disapproved the killings. Walter Audisio told a Commu An architectural competition of nist-sponsored meeting here yesterday how he killed the deposed Ital KWK Supper Club WTMV News 10:15 KXOK Bruce Barrlngtnn. News KSD Barry Wood KMOX Public Affaira KWK A.

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Audisio related that Poletti, then a u. S. Army colonel unaer oraers to set up a military government office in Milan, entered the city ahead of troops, saw the bodies TONIGHT! HEAR MAYOR ALOYS P. KAUFMANN In the square and said, "Okay, AssMlatss Prtaa Phott. ONE-TIME BEAUTY QUEEN, Ethel May Moody.

Miss Philadelphia in 1929, wai named receiver of a $40,000 trust willed to her by Harry K. Thaw, late millionaire playboy, whom she claims she met only once. She received the largest single monetary bequest, even greater than that left to his ex-wife, Evelyn Nesbit. okay." Later, the Italian said, Poletti watched with avowed approval will require approximately a year to complete. At the end of the first "As Francis Waldron 1 even find the name hard to pronounce now I went to school, worked as an elec- trical worker, a teamster, a long-1 shoreman and a lumberman," he aald.

"And as Francis Waldron I Joined the Communist party." -More than one prominent American has used an alias," he added. "John Paul Jones was born Just plain John Paul. Woodrow Wilson was bom Thomas Woodrow Wilson, O. Henry was really Sidney Porter and Mark Twain was Samuel Clemens." Dennis told the meeting, called to protest congressional proposals to outlaw the Communist party, that $500,000 had been donated in New York State and $1,000,000 will be subscribed throughout the United States to the fund to fight attempts to outlaw the party. The Communist official, who Is under subpena to appear before the Un-American Activities Committee April 9.

proudly admitted that he had been arrested numerous times. The arrests, he said, grew out of an unemployment demonstration in Los Angeles In 1930, a -free speech riot" tn San Bernardino, and his efforts to organize maritime workers In San Diego. in 1929. Dennis said his war record "is the record of the Communist party While the gentlemen of congress were sending scrap iron to Japan, I went to China to help fight the Japanese Invaders." After Pearl Harbor. Dennis said, he went "to an official war agency and volunteered to go to the Philippine Islands." The offer was turned down.

while Starace was shot to death in stage, next September, five finalists the square. KXOK KWK 7:15 P.M. 8:30 P.M. Audisio, a 37-year-old bookkeep will be named to compete in the second stage. er, told the crowd Italian reactionaries were "nostalgic for Fascism and monarchy." Partisans, he de TUESDAY'S P1IOG1IA3IS Farh of thp fivp finalists will re celve $10,000, the association n-iCfltlloHc ScJlOols clared, do not want civil war, but Auspice! Republican City Central Committee GEO.

W. HARTMAN. CKairman MRS. NELS ANDERSON. Sec'y will fight rather than let Italy slip back into Fascism.

Give Interesting Music Festival ADVERTISEMENT BY REED HYNDS. Lifer Writes Cantata Without Piano; May Be Played In Carnegie Hall A generally high level of achievement in choral singing was displayed by some 1,100 students of Catholic high schools and colleges who participated in the 10th an SKIN Embarrassed br oelr. externally catnaaf. Pimples. Acne, Eczema.

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Second prize of $20,000 and a third prize of $10,000, together with two honorarium awards of $2,500, will be made. George Howe, of the American Institute of Architects, is directing the contest as professional adviser to the association. It is intended, the association pointed out, that the memorial area be developed as a place of resort, inspiration, relaxation and instruction for visitors. Application to enter the contest may be made to Howe, Old Courthouse, 415 Market st. A detailed program will be mailed to contestants In June.

fore, the festival was sponsored by the City House Alumnate of the Academy of the Sacred Heart. An interestlingly varied program FwTkt SKIM. MERCIREX oi secuiar ana sacrea music was given under the direction of Greg FOR COUGHS DUE TO ory Millar, young Canadian must COLDS cian who came here in January to NASHVILLE, March 31. (UP) State prison officials were determined today to see that Composer Frank Grandstaff remains just a number. To them he is an habitual criminal under life sentence.

They were not moved by the fact that he also is a musician whose work may soon be performed in Carnegie Hall. Grandstaff, pounding out the tempo with a stick against the echoing walls of his cell, had put down the music for a cantata that was praised by music critics at its premiere. yesterday, James Mont, a New York furniture designer and a former- prisoner, offered to sponsor the cantata in Carnegie Hall. It is about a place in Texas called "Big Spring." After its premiere last week, critics said it was near perfect, although it was done without benefit of a piano. There's a grand piano at state co-ordinate the work of the various schools and train the singers.

The Truman Deletes Name Of Col. Kilian From List For Promotion WASHINGTON, March 31. (AP) President Truman today deleted the name of Lt. Col. James A.

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While this work has been likened to a musical comedy in its theatricality, its vivid writing and clarity of parts give it a special place in choral literature. The choirs sang the Stabat Mater with considerable beauty of tone ADVERTISEMENT Kilian. The President ment for promotion to full colonel. and expressive feeling, maintaining to use it. As a life termer, the rules specify that, he must be accompanied by a guard whenever he is outside his cell.

"And we can't spare a guard for piano practice," said an official. Wabash Reports Drop Of 30.8 Pet. In Net Income During 1946 Reflecting a decline in traffic excellent balance and precision In attack and release. Millar's control Punch In Nose Makes Bandit Drop Gun, Flee A would-be bandit in Pine Lawn suffered a punch in the nose, dropped his gun and fled early yesterday after his attention was distracted momentarily when he watched a woman lock: an automobile door from the inside. When Miss Geraldlne Harris, 27, of 6917 Lexington Normandy, locked the right front door of the auto in which she and her brother James, 21, were seated at 2705 Kienlen Pine Lawn, the man who deputy sheriffs said was trying to hold up Harris noticed it.

Seeing that his attention was distracted. Harris punched him In the nose and the man ran away. Later, Deputy Sheriff Edward Brehme arrested a man and said he gave his name as Audrey Lee Stone, 39, and an address in the 2500 block of McLaren av. He refused to make a statement but deputies said Harris identified him as the man who tried the holdup. He is being held in the county Jail.

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The sentence was handed down August 29. 1946, and the case is pending on appeal. Kilian was sentenced to be reprimanded and to pay a fine of $500. The tenate previously held up action on a promotion list because Kilian's name was included. Under present laws, the War Department was required to submit the names of officers eligible for promotion by reason of seniority.

War Secretary Patterson Is advocating legislation which would permit the army to select men for promotion on a basis of merit. Red Troops Out Of Dairen, Reports Say SHANGHAI. March 31. (UP) Reports from Peiping today claimed Soviet troops have been withdrawn from Dairen and Kinhsien leaving only token forces in those two Manchurian cities. Husslan forces now are concentrated at Port Arthur, press dispatches said.

The Chinese army newspaper Peace aald Nationalist troops were preparing to occupy Dairen and that plans also were formulated for the Chinese and the Soviet governments to occupy Port Arthur jointly, stockholders. Net income was $4,127,211, a decline of $1,839,511 from 1945. Op tne I6tn century, in works by Pales-trina, up to the present, in Cowell's "American Muse." It began with music for the brass choir by Gabriel! and came to a climax with the full chorus of 1,100 voices singing Pranck's "Sing Praise to God, the Lord." One of the noteworthy aspects of the festival was the ease with which the choirs were brought on stage. By utilizing the apron of the stage for one number, the succeeding chorus could be placed behind the curtains so as to be ready when its time came. In consequence there were no sustained waits between numbers.

The participating institutions were Loretto Academy, Notre Dame High School, Xavier High School, St. Peter's High School, St. Charles; Nerinx Hall. St. Joseph's Academy, St.

Catherine's School, Christian Brothers College, St. Louis University High School Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Charles; Villa Duchesne, Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Louis, and Fontbonne, Webster and Maryville Colleges. erating revenues totaled $80,766,674, Follow directions.

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In 1945, the company reported a net profit of $1,814,000. The airlines recorded operating revenues of $57,360,993, almost 67 per cent greater than in 1945, but this was offset by operating expenses of $72,280,496. Mail revenues granted during the year, while interim rate increases authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission, produced $2,314,722 additional revenue. However, Increased operating expenses were largely offset by for "accelerated amortization of defense projects charged to operating expenses in 1945." ADVERTISEMENT KXOK WEATHER REPORTS TONIGHT TOMORROW 6:00 p. m.

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Exhibit, Denies It's Ugly Mrs. Rose Anna Williams, 54, Negro, was shot once through the body and fatally wounded by a blast from a 16-gauge shotgun at BASKETBALL FOR CHAMPIONSHIP WESTERN DIVISION B. A. of A. ST.

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Write Beltone today. decreased 14 per cent to $6,211,811, but express and freight revenues, $2,891,521, were up 21 per cent. Book Review Topic Dr. Edgar C. Taylor, headmaster of the Taylor School, will review "The Life of Joseph Wright." late professor of philology at Oxfard University, at the St.

Louis Public Library. 1301 Olive tomorrow at the St. Louis Public Library tomorrow at 12:15 p. m. This is the first in a series of book reviews to to be held weekly at the assembly room of the library.

terday during an argument which followed a party, according to NEW YORK, March 31. (UP) William L. Shirer, radio commentator, said today he had resigned from the Columbia Broadcasting System because "sponsor pressure" had brought his release from a Sunday 5:45 p. m. national hookup.

"I'm not saying my sponsor threw me off the air, but after you have worked for a broadcasting company for 10 years it is very funny that your first notice of being dropped comes from your sponsor," he said. Shirer said E. V. Hurlburt, president of the J. B.

Williams his police. Police said her brother, Theo Man Reports Losing 2,800 On 3-Day Spree A Gary, man today was suffering from a double hangover the loss of $2,800 ori, a three-day drinking spree here, and the usual headache. Cuthbert Lee Rogers, 37, was arrested by police at 12:30 a. m. in the American Hotel lobby after he had complained to the management that he had lost $2,800.

He was taken to City Hospital where he was said to be suffering from acute alcoholism. He was released later after telling police he had lost the money by free spending in taverns here, on the east side, BONDERS VS. CHICAGO STAGS dore Roosevelt Carr, 43, who lived at the same address, had admitted firing the shot. He was held for a coroner's inquest, booked on a homicide charge. IISTIN HARRY CARAY sponsor, had made another offer for him to continue but that it was TO wr to Prrvtaa Paaal pgr U.

S. Army Leader turned down by William S. Paley, chairman of the board of CBS yard, "The Strangled 'Circus Girl Resting, 'A Dark etc. "There hasn't been anything to equal this collection around Washington since the days of the OWI. "The paintings would not appear to have their roots in America but rather in the alien cultures, ideas, philosophies and sickness of Europe.

They give the impression that America is a drab and ugly place, filled with drab and ugly people." Part of the exhibit is in Haiti and part in Czechoslovakia, he said, adding: "But it will come home soon, for good." Regarding Rathbone's protest, Bennett said it is necessary to see the pictures "to determine whether or not the selections were wise." "I have seen them and most respectfully disagree with the director," he declared. By Asiociatfd Pre st. WASHINGTON, March 31. Rep. Marion T.

Bennett Mo.) differed with Perry Rathbone, director of the St. Louis Art Museum, over the State Department's exhibition of contemporary American paintings. Bennett, asserting the pictures were misrepresentative of American life, said it was a "foolish waste of taxpayers' hard-earned money" for the State Department to send them abroad. Rathbone, on the other hand, sent to the Missouri congressional delegation a letter which Bennett said "protests what he terms harsh and unintelligent press and radio attacks" on the State Department's purchase of the paintings for exhibition purposes. "There are 79 pictures in the State Department collection," Bennett said in a statement.

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