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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1948
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W For Eating Hopper’ York City, editor of the publica-| tion, the Jewish - Frontier, willl ovo TUCKER, Ga., Oct. 27 (UP) | 3qress the dinner meeting of the|®r° — Grasshopper-gulping got |Beth-El Men's Clubat6é p.m. tocaught up in the inflation spiral |day in its temple at 34th and today. : Ruckle Sts. J. W. Drummond, 16-year-old |GO TO SESSION Tucker high school student, ate
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HIGH BRASS — Fabien Sevitzky gives detailed instructions to his Indianapolis Symphony trumpets, trombones and French horns during rehearsal for the Symphony's opening concerts of the season at 8:30 p. m. Saturday and 3 p. m. Sunday in the Murat.
Telephone Club Critics Hail This Season's Elects Officers
F. P. Baker of Brendenwood Symphony as ‘Best Yet'
has been elected president of the By HENRY BUTLER
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NEW YORK. Oct, 27 (UP)—|the “Strike Strategy committee”|Coast, Paper Strikers threw picket lines of local Joo of the TWU, a group und garages of seven bus set up last night to defy Mr, east coast lines today in an effort to con-|Quill’s efforts to end the nd the tie-up. -Cunaary : : tinue the city’s worst bus strike. - Michael Quill, president of the 'Card Party Planned Transport Workers Union - (CI10),! \who has ordered the 8500 striking | Golden Rule Chapter 413, Order
a “hopper” on a $20 ‘bet with |E. Frank and Theodore R. Dann, charged the move was instigated slip card party at 2 p. m. today|Program were taken last week, another student — the highest |will attend the annual meeting of by Communists trying to prolong); wm. H. Block Co. auditorium, |th® newspaper said, when an ore fee yet reported in the newest | [the national finance council ofthe strike “to keep the city in|
“Tasted like live grass,” [Board Nov. 5, 6 and 7 in Louis- on election day.” The pickets were sent out by’ arrangements. | Harbor,
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