Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 3

Wednesday, May 14, 1947 A A A I A A A I Page Three Scholarship to Cooney Student Miss Alice Carol Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Taylor, 332 W. Third Oconomowoc, has been awarded an Elbridge A.

Stuart scholarship for the 1947-48 school term, the Carnation company Scholarship Foundation has announced. Valued at $500. the scholarship is applicable toward college or advanced edvication. Miss Taylor is a freshman at the i a State Teachers' college, where she is studying to become an elementary teacher. She will v.ise her newly won scholarship to continue her schooling at the college.

She was gradu- TUNE IN WAUX 12:29 1510 On Your Dial ated from Oconomowoc high school in 1946, ranking ninth in her class of 306 students. She is one of the 15 winners selected from among the sons and daughters of Carnation company employes throughout the United States and Canada to receive scholarships. Her mother is employed as a. stenographer in the Carnation offices in Oconomowoc. Established to perpetuate the memory of the Carnation co.

founder and first president, the scholarship was awarded Miss Taylor on the hasli of excellence of moral character, leadership, scholarship record, qualities of citizenship, financial need and the recommendation of the school she is riow attending-. The foundation -was e's- tablished in 1945 and this is the second year in which awards have been made. COIN DESIGNER DIES John R. Sinnock, 59, chief engraver of the Philadelphia mint and designer of the Roosevelt 10-cent coin, died early today at Marine hospital. Staten Island, N.

the treasury announced. Sinnock iiad been ill for several weeks. Burt Lancaster Ava Gardner "THE KILLERS" Plus Popcye, Talking Animals Special on Permanents 10.00 Permanent 7l50 7.50 Permanent 5.00 Includes Shampoo, Set and Haircut Cold Waves 10.00 and up Duchess Beauty Shop Dial 3965 NEW CAR LOANS 4 REASONS Why you should finance your new car tcith this bank under our Bank Loan Plan. 1. Very low interest No hidden extra charges 2.

You may arrange insurance through your own local agent 3. Convenience in making payments 4. You deal with home folks and build Bank Credit Examples oi New Car Loans repaid in 12 and 15 months Amount $300 500 800 1,000 Cost of Loan Monthly Payments 12Moiiths 15 Months S13.44 $16.87 22.4 28.12 35.92 4S.OO 44.9C 56.25 12 Months 15 Months 526.12 $21.13 43.54 35.21 69.66 56.34 87.08 70.42 Conlaci Fred Winchell of our Personal Loan Department before you finance elsewhere WAUKESHA STATE BANK The Bank of Friendly Service DR. CAREY CRONEIS, PRESIDENT Ol? BELOIT COIXEGE, will extend a greeting- in the name of liberal arts colleges at a marking the inauguration of Dr. Nelson Vance Russell as 10th president of Carroll college Saturday, May 17.

Following the impressive morning- inaugural services, more than 500 delegates colleges and i i i learned societies and other organizations, and religious and secular groups -will be served in the Carroll gymnasium. New Chicago Mayor Puts Lid on Gambling Rackets CHICAGO, (U.R)--For the i Few Raids Do It time in years the lid was clamped tightly today on Chicago's multimillion dollar gambling racket. The new mayor, Martin H. Kennelly, had promised reform in his campaign speeches, and the city was getting its i taste. Loud speakers which once blared the race results were silenced, Dust gathered in gambling joints across the city.

Chicago had experienced periodical "cleanups" before--most of them Just before election time. But none was as drastic as this. The shutdown closed big and little gambling spots alike. In previous cleanups, only a handbooks, typified by the cigar store and the crowd of horseplayers in the back room, were to close. Nightelub Business Slumps In the present drive, the ultra- swank spots with their tables and chrome and leather furnishings were closed as well.

Many of these were run in conjunction with night clubs, and were patronized by the wealthy. Part of the severe slump in nightclub business was attributed to the anti-gambling i Shortly a set the his inaguration, a i cleanup in motion. A conferences with the mayor, Police Commissioner John C. Prendcrgast, transferred 31 of the city's 39 police captains. The move served a a purpose.

It strategic districts the captains who had permitted gambling to i and it brought new blood into districts where gambling was running wide open. It was the most drastic re-shuffling in the police department's history. Shortly afterward, 78 sergeants and a were shifted. Many of them had served as liaison agents the gamblers and their i in the a TO THE REPUBLICANS OF WAUKESHA COUNTY: Please take notice that there is hereby called and will be held in the Circuit Court Room of the Court House, in the City of Waukesha, at 8:00 P. M.

on Tuesday, May 20th, 1947, a Republican Caucus for the following purposes: 1. To elect 72 delegates to the Convention of the Republican Party of Wisconsin, at Madison, Wisconsin, at 10:30 A. M. June 21st, 1947, to consider the following matters: (a) The election of niemberi of the Executive Committee for each congressional district; (b) To vote recommendations to National Convention as to who shall be nominated as the national commiiteeman and national commitlee- fc) To consider the change in the constitution of the Republican Party In regard to Article 12, Section (d) Any other buaineu that may properly come before the convention. 2.

To elect officers ef the Republican Party cf Waukesha County, and (a) Any other business that may properly come bofore the caucus. WAUKESHA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CLUB, R. H. Chairman. PAID ADVERTISEMENT- Auth rlzed and 22 20 to be paid by R.

H. Thunvnch- Ur Chtlrmiln the Waukesha County Republican Club, to the Waukesha Dally ITreeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin. The shutdown was accomplished with only a few scattered raids. The "syndicate" which controls gambling as well as the city's other lucrative rackets, closed tip quickly. Syndicate big shots, some of whom were associates of the late "Scarf a Al Capone, sitting tight, awaiting: They recalled the last gambling crackdown nine years ago, which lasted only a few months.

Kennelly emphasized that he did not expect to wipe out gambling completely. But he said he hoped to minimize it, and rid it of its racketeering aspects. TRIAL POSTPONED AGAIN MADISON, circuit court trial of Russell G. Pfeifer, former motor vehicle depart- cashier charged -with embezzlement of state funds, today was postponed from May 26 to Aug. 4.

It was the sixth postponement. EXPEBIBTENTAI, STATIONS CLINTONVILLE, (U.R)-- Wisconsin Central a i i said today that the FCC it a temporary for class two aeronautical land and aircraft experimental'radio stations. Keep up on the latest on the Soap-box Daily Freeman, reading the State to Acquire Land for Hunting MADISON, (U.R)-- The state conservation commission yesterday authorized the acquisition of 1,201 acres of land at a. total cost of $39,730 for public hunting and fishing grounds and wildlife areas in Wisconsin. The commissioners, in i monthly meeting, authorized the purchase of 220 acres in the Horicon Marsh wildlife area for the purchase of 380 acres at a cost of $10,047 the Jennings Creek public hunting and fishing ground in Columbia county; 362 acres at a cost of $7,740 for the French's Creek public hunting grounds in Columbia county; 137 acres in Jefferson county for $1,293 dollars for the Waterloo public i grounds; 40 acres in Manitowoc county for the Point Beach state forest at a cost of 60 acres in Kenosha county for the New Munster public hunting grounds for $300, and one acre for $300 for the Peninsula state park.

Note to Renew Incase The commission also authorized the construction of a statewide network composed of fixed FM stations and 28 mobile FM telephone units for the purpose of law enforcement and forest protection. The total cost was approximately $21,000. In other action, the commission voted to the Baraboo Golf club lease for five years effective Jan. 1, 1947 and increase the rental fee from $150 a year to $250 a year. The commission also voted to continue the existing concession for the present year at Devil's Lake state park near Baraboo.

The commission late Tuesday renewed its study on a proposed $5,511,066 budget to cover the operations of the conservation department from July 1, 1947, to June 30, 1948. Budget Increased The budget for the coming fiscal year is an increase of $775,254 over the $4,735,812 budget for the cur- fiscal year ending June 30. Minor revisions were expected to be made, with final approval probably coming at the commission's June meeting. The budget allocation for the coming year was made from an estimated total of $6,009,661 in conservation funds at the end of this fiscal year, leaving an unallotted sum of $498,594 for the period. The largest a allocated for the coming year is $814,971 for forest protection.

A total of $585,370 is provided for law enforcement, $557,670 for fish management, $541,910 for upkeep of public hunting and fishing grounds, and $422,899 for game management and farm research. BIGGS TOPS KOVACS MILWAUKEE (U.P.) Bobby Rigga, national professional tennis champion, defeated Frank Kovacs, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, before 1,000 fans last night. Playing a smooth baseline gamf, Rigg-s outclassed Kovacs in all sets, George Rogers and Kovacs teamed to whip Riggs and Carl Earn in a doubles meet. Rel iiijoy Our Continuous Daily Matinee! All Day Today, Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Dashing Star of "Best Years" in a Brilliant New Electrifying Boomerang Hill Shown Daily at 2:00, 3:49, 6:00, 8:06, 10:05 VELIA KAZAN by LOUIS deROCHEMONT Added Funl 2a ctMTUtv.rox DONAH!) HllfK All. Color Cartoon "SLEEFYTIME DONAtD" Musical "SWEET AND LOW" Latest Film Reviews Inspired by the immortal and colorful youth of Nicholas Rimsky- Korsakoff, Universal-International's elaborate romance, "Song of Sche- herazade," opens Thursday at the Pix Theatre.

The extravaganza, photographed in Technicol- oi 1 against flaming backgrounds of Mediterranean splendor, dramatizes an exciting, heart-stirring episode in the swashbuckling, carefree early life of the great Russian composer. Yvonne De Carlo, Bria.n Donlevy and Jean Pierre Aurhont are costarred in the picturesque i Locale of the story is Spanish Morocco in 1865. The intriguing events of the composer's enchantment take place when a Russian naval ship is becalmed, its crew of adventure-seeking midshipmen, during a heat wave. Miss De Carlo appears as a vivacious Spanish dancer, and the inspiration lor visiting Midshipmen Rimsky-Korsakoff. Donlevy appears as the tough, woman-hating captain of the train- i i and Aumont is Rimsky- Korsakoff.

Freeman Files 10 YEARS AGO Lee Saubert, Waukesha high school coach, was elected president of the Waukesha Sports association. A petition to investigate the election of Municipal David M. Evans and i alleged violation of the corrupt a i act filed by Harold Orvis, who resigned a few days earlier as municipal court clerk. He charged seven violations of the law. The case was to be heard before County Judge David W.

Agnew, with Edward J. Gehl, a appointed as special counsel. 20 TEARS AGO Returning from a trip around the Today's Radio WEDNESDAY p.m. Dennis Day WTMJ Crime Club WGN Jack Carson WBBM 6:30 p.m. Background of the News John Madero WGN Dr.

Christian WBBM, WISN 6:45 p.m. Kilowatt Hour WTMJ 7 p.m. Duffy's Tavern WTMJ Gabriel Heatter WGN Frank Sinatra WBBM, WISN 7:30 p.m. Mr. District A WTMJ Dinah Shore WBBM, WISN 8 p.m.

The Big Story Joseph Sudy 8:30 p.m. Kay Kyser WTMJ I a i Please WISN The Northerners WGN 9 p.m. Supper Club Answer Man WGN 9:15 p.m. World News 9:30 p.m. Great Gilderslceve WTMJ News WGN Jack Carson WISN world in "University Afloat," John Blackstone admitted he had studied very i because there were too many bridge and pcrker in the back room but asserted that he had learned a lot by sightseeing.

Bitten' by a watch dog at the A. B. Ceszynski fox farm on Highway 41, 6-year-old John Hathway, sought $5,000 damages for the injuries, which required 70 stitches. For news of your friends and neighbors read the Waukesha Daily Freeman. 10 p.m.

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Tax 'Til 6 P. M. Another Outstanding FIRST t'UN ATTRACTION I TOMORROW Tor a GloriouB Week of Fine Entertainment! Our Screen BURSTS into LIFE SS. TECHNICOLOR! Burning Hale the hearts of men who fought for herl Exotic the mystic porl of Warm girl of 1007 dreams I EVE ARDEN PHILIP REED JOHN QUALEN Feature at 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 Also! "UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS" Here's a Scream! "JUVENILE JURY Color Cartoon "AMUSEMENT PARK World Events In the.