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PAGE FOUR A A I A I A I A 2 5 1951 American Slated For Naval Post Despite Churchill's Anger U. S. Chief's Title Mistaken Will Not Command In British Waters LONDON, Feb. 24 All the furor touched off by Winston Churchill's pride in the British navy will not prevent a top command in the North Atlantic alliance from going to U. S.

Adm. William M. Fechteler, informed sources said today. At the same time, leading British sea dogs may get one or two naval command posts In the European theater on two grounds: their ability and British control of vital naval bases, these informants indicated. THURSDAY'S UPROAR In the house of commons, in which most members a Churchill charge that Britain was being "brushed out of the way" in the nomination of naval defenders, appeared brought on by misunderstanding of the meaning of the title for Fechteler's Atlantic command.

Churchill and his supporters thought Pechteler would run naval defenses of the 12-natlon allfance, in British -waters. THE INFORMED nald this is'not so. Instead, they drew this picture: Fechteler has been nominated to command pact forces in the Atlantic Most of the ships, and nav al aviation under his command win be American. The area of his command stretch from the seaboard of the United States and Canada as far east as Iceland in the north and the azores In the south. THE JOB will be to protect in this area, hunt down any marauding submarines and guarantee the safety on supply and troop convoys to a point about 500 west of the European coasts.

Fechtelex's authority In his own area would be as great as Gen Governor Gets First Easter Seals Legion Gives Contest Sites For Regional Meet Martinsburg Named INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 24 UP). -Regional and sectional sites for the 14th annual national American Legion oratorical contest for high school students were announced today by the legion's Americanism commission. R. Worth Shumaker, assistant director of the commission, said some 300,000 students from 44 states and the District of Columbia will compete for $8,000 in college scholarships.

They will speak on some phase of the constitution. Eliminations will begin on a departmental level. Wnners will move to 12 regional sites. Region- al winners will go to four sectionals. The finals will be held April; 16 at Richmond Va.

The winner will receive a 54,000 scholarship to the college of his choice. Scholarship awards of $2,500 will be given to second place, $1,000 for third and $500 for fourth. The regional centers and states assigned to each include: Region 3: Martinsburg, W. of Columbia, Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virgnia. Sectionals Include: Buffalo, N.

Y. (1, 2 and 3); Atlanta, (4, and 8). Tooth to End All Teeth BOSTON (IPI. Among-the educational exhibits at the Boston Museum of Science is a facsimile of a human tooth, enlarged 30 times. Museum, officials said that If the tooth were real it could have grown only in the Jaw of a man 180 feet tall and weighing 250 tons.

State Dime Total Expected To Top '50 Cqntributions The final total of funds raised in the 1051 March of Dimes campnlirn in West Virginia is expected to exceed the $310,698 raised last year. Raymond Brewster of state campaign director, said a preliminary tabulation at state headquarters here indicated 52 of the state's 56 counties had reported a total of $256,112 raised so far. Brewster said, however, that Ilnnl reports from community directors will not be available to county directors for several weeks. The amount reported at this time last year was $228,000. The funds are used in the fight against infantile paralysis.

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Seals may be obtained from the Kunawha county society in 211 Professional building, or by IN NEW YORK WITH Walter Winchell Erwight D. Eisenhower's rope. in Eu- Headllne: "Russia May Quit UKT. Eisenhower, already organizing his supreme headquarters of the Atlantic powers in Europe (SHAP- Z) will run the show on this side. SHAPE STILL Is being shaped but Informed sources here sold tt probably 'will divided into areas, with Innd, tvnrt air commanders for ench.

three areas, roughly, will 1 The Battle sea, Scandinavian countries. North Bea and the Atlantic corner between Britain and Konray. a. The Central European area, covering Britain, Prance, Qer- and the low Countries, and western approaches to Britain from the Atlantic. 1.

The south European and Mediterranean area, covering Italy, Gibraltar, and the Mediterranean. Jfaval'commands in any of these three areas mignt well be allotted to Britons, particularly In the Mediterranean the empire life in which British naval strength both realistic and traditional. A more detailed explanation of the division of commands is likely to quell the parliamentary Prime Minister Attlee Is prepar ing to make a new statement to parliament Monday. AXWELL DROKE'S QUOTE: Three men were standing on a corner near the U. N.

One was a Britisher, another was Arabian and the third an American. A pretty-pretty passed by. The Englishman cried: "By Jove!" The Arabian exclaimed: "By the Prophet!" The Yank yipped: "By tomorrow night!" Si -BILL STERN'S note: "The basketball scandal all boils down to he fact that the only one you can't jribe is a horse." Those college basketball stars never figured the "fix" was some- hing they'd be in. They should ret dope-lomas To settle all arguments on who ind the basketball scandal Irat, hore's how it ran here Jan. 1081: "Gamblers won't accept wagers on the Long Island Univ.

basketball team Must, know sumthin'?" Book Review Slated Mrs. John W. Davis will review for the Book Lovers club Peabody Sisters of Salem, "The 03 Louise Hall Tharp. The club wil meet Sunday at 2 p. m.

at Mrs Davit' home, with Miss Willie Russell as hostess. Unhimor gay ana IIEAUD It, Says BOD Good Reddancel Good Battance! Good Rodents! Overheard between two chorines: "I can tell you a secret. But you must promise not to repeat it because I promised not to." Why Showmen Go Nutz Dept: BrookM Atkirmon'fl Times' notice on "A refreshing varation on the theme of friendly entertainment. Its performers keep their sense of hu- Dunn, "teit nn oldlo? Hans and Fritz took thulr mother momiliiln- climbing. Mama iiiul fell 2000 foot To which Fritz exclaimed: 'Look, HanEl No Ma'l" Wire from I.

Hoffman: "Is it irue you are gonna fight LaMotta the Bunyon Fund?" To fight fans Sugar Kay Robinson is a great welterweight. To boxers he's a great To his co-workers on the Runyon Fund he's a great heavyweight Jackie Miles wants to revive Max (Stage Dejly) Asnas 1 quip about The Big Talker who guaranteed Max that he'd "come back with one million if he went to the track. "How can you guarantee it? ax'd Max. "Just," was the Ha-Ha-Ha, bring two WHATEVER BECAME of the famous medical quip (printed in all the columns and digests) de- scrlbng the way to beat a cold: Obey the Docs orders and it'll take 14 days. Ignore them and it takes two "weeks It's credited to lir.

drewes of Britain in Quick An- Don't We didn't Your Order TENT A AWN INC CD tor CANVAS or ALUMINUM AWNINGS for IMMEDIATE or SPRING Delivery John (News) Chapman on the nixmo nhow: "DlnlrossiiiRly unpro- foMMlonivl. It would be nn net of cruelty to imply professional standards of judgment to Us songa, sketches and dances." NONSENSE OF the Week: In Writers Digest Prof. Leo Shull (discussing "Guys and states: "Though we do not partlcuarly admire the works of Damon Runyon we think the show is very clever." Hmf, Shakespeare was a rotten writer, but "Hamlet" and "Macbeth" are good plays. When you bet dollars to doughnuts these days you're taking the odds. Jack Barnett (Jimmy Durante's cleversifier) finally got to see "South Pacific" the other matinee.

Later in Sardi's, he was asked how he liked it. "Such old songs!" he Thermal Group Meets Tuesday The regular monthly meeting of the Charleston a of the Thermal Insulation Society will be held on Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Daniel Boone hotel. The guest speaker will be Mr.

iJames G. Macormack, vice-presl- jdent and general manager of the iC. T. Hogan Co. of New York, will, talk on reflective insu lations, Macormack has many years experience in research, design and construction In the reflective insulation field, and has written a number of papers on the subject of Design and Construction with Reflective Insulation in Refrlgcr ated Spaces.

During World War II he was with a naval construction battalion and saw service in the Philippine Islands. He is a member of the Insulation and Vapor Barriers Committee of that society. Tree-Climbing Firemen Meet Heavy Problem CANANDIGUA, N. Feb. 24 accustomed to get- Ing cats off trees encountered a new problem.

A tree surgeon, Frances C. Boy- and, was at work when limb 'ell and threw him off balance. His safely belt suspended him in mid-air. The firemen brought him down. --Rubber Is used us filling for some types of hollow airplane propellers.

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A special invitation is extended to schools to have their students attend in groups. The exhibition is not only a tribute to those whose works are on display; it is also an index to the gltu ral life of our State. To all who gave so readily of their time and energy to make this Exhibition an outstanding success, go our sincere and humble thanks. I We Congratulate the following and invite them to be present Saturday March 10,3 p. m.

to receive Gold Keys BEAVER HIGH SCHOOL Bluefield, West Virginia Tommy Williamson CAMMACK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Huntington, Weit Virginia Margaret Gerhold Jane Hamill Mary Alice Moseley Claire Newman Nadine Ripley CHARLESTON HIGH CHOOL Charleston, West Virginia Party Cochran Harold Courtney Pete McClanahan Betty Jo Perry Mary Ann Summers John Vintroux Alice White EAST BANK HIGH SCHOOL East Bank, West Virginia Richard White EAST FAIRMONT HIGH SCHOOL Fairmont, West Virginia Lois Sloter ELKVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Elkview, West Virginia Cnrl Mirtyn GARNET HIGH SCHOOL Charleston, West Virginia Gordon Beverly Stony Galloway i Samuel Chappcllo John Drew GRAFTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Grafton, West Virginia William Russell Murray HUNTINGTON EAST HIGH SCHOOL Huntington, West Virginia Nancy Ballengoe Bobbys Jean Doran Jim Eddins Kay Hughes David Martin Robert Nixon Regina Wellman HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Huntington, West Virginia Sue Bockwlth John Fox Betty Harrli Lorettn I Ulan Sue Ellen Jennings Harold Martin James Mitchell Anno Myers Sonya Rlploy LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Charleston, West Virginia Betty Conner Joyce Kinder Peggy Lance Nancy Louft Patricia'Price John Stone David Welcher MILTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Milton, Wett Virginia Larry Wells MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Morgantown, West Virginia Sharon Andrews Darrell Bush Annabel! Campbell Carol Christoph Marlene Dove Edward Goodwin Lorraine Hirsch Sarah Laugh John Leonian Iretra Lewis Bob McClain Loretta McDermott Astrida Markus Rosalie Mollohan Terry Poling James Ralston Floyd Sanders Frank Scafella Violet Tate William Walls John Weston Nellie White PARKERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Parkeriburg, West Virginia John Blackburn Eleanor Boso Robert Bush Reta Crooks James Duckworth Jimmy Early Paulino Fanady Joan Harbin Richard Holmes Myra Kyle Fred Mehl Peggy Milhoan Rita Modeslrt Betty Purnim Margie Redding Mike Roiston Rita Stull PINE GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Pine Grove, West Virginia Naomi Morgan RIVERSIDE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Morgantown, West Virginia Charlotte Branney ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Charleston, West Virginia Judy Allen John Daddysman Sybil Epling Willam Wagner ST. ALBANS HIGH SCHOOL St. Albans, West Virginia Audrey Hart Rose Parsons Howard Rimmer SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL Madison, West Virginia Tom Kingery STONEWALL JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Charleston, West Virginia Patty Ankrom Barbara Cummings Gerald Cyrus Mike Griffith Nancy Jackson Edward Johnson Toni Judy Donald Lee Donna Long Meredith Kinnard Bob Lynn David Meadows Fred Pauley Busanlee Rigfls Lois Rollins SABRATON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Morgantown, West Virginia Ray Burkley Connie Stawser SOUTH CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL South Charleston, West Virginia Steven Cohen Jean Higgenbofhsm SUNCREST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Morgantown, West Virginia Sara Allevate Mary Ann Banlok Doris Jean Jones Marjorie Yeater THOMAS JEFFERSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Charleston, West Virginia Dolores Caldwell Sue Donnally Gayle Hollcy David Nickere VICTORY HIGH SCHOOL Clarksburg, West Virginia Robert Lewis Moore WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL Wheeling, West Virginia Albert Cinque Mary Ann Joseph Charleston Built Charleston Owned and Operated.