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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

4

Peace War Topic Lecture by Gen Holdridge

General Herbert C Holdridge retired US Army delivers a lecture titled Peace or War at Phoenix College Auditorium at 8 p m The talk covers his 1917 West Point graduation career at Columbia teaching history and social sciences and his WWII role modernizing army administration He helped form Amvet and later joined veterans organizations The lecture is open to the public without charge.

Herbert C. Holdridge United States Army Phoenix College United States Military Academy General Holdridge West Point Columbia University New York City Holdridge

Probation Granted for Scrap Thefts Residents Loftin Butler and Daniel

Loftin Butler aged 36 of 1839 South Fifth Avenue and Y C Daniel aged 34 of 1441 South 13th Avenue pleaded guilty to stealing scrap iron and machinery from Certain Teed Products Corporation at 1400 East Hadley Street. They were granted five year probation today after appearing before Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Francis J. Donofrio.

Loftin Butler South Fifth Avenue Y. C. Daniel South 13Th Avenue Teed Products Corporation East Hadley Street Liberty Maricopa County Francis J. Donofrio

Jose Ferrer and Judy Holliday linked to red front activity

Washington April 5 AP The House Un American Activities Committee tied Jose Ferrer and Judy Holliday to a Communist world wide peace offensive. The panel warned innocent people may have been used and urged those named to contact the committee for possible exoneration. Holliday denied any membership and said any past lending of her name was without knowledge of subversive ties.

Jose Ferrer Judy Holliday Washington House Un-American Activities Committee Miss Holliday Communist Party Ferrer New York Communist Information Bureau Communist International Hollywood Charles Chaplin Howard da Silva Gale Sondergaard Artie Shaw Karen Morley Rockwell Kent Langston Hughes Robert Morss Lovett Donald Ogden Stewart Paul Robeson Mary van Kleeck James Waterman Wise Harry F. Ward Kent The Daily Worker Linus Carl Pauling California Institute of Technology Pasadena Calif Philip D. Morrison Cornell University Dr. Morrison United States Morrison Ithaca N. Y American Labor Party House Un-American Committee

Literary Guidepost Review of Moravia’s Conjugal Love

The piece outlines Alberto Moravia’s Conjugal Love through Silvio Baldeschi who seeks both love and artistic creation in 1930s Italy. Leda supports his writing as tensions with Antonio rise, and Moravia’s leisurely yet dramatic tale examines love’s practical basis and character flaws.

Silvio Baldeschi Leda Italy Antonio Silvio Moravia

Orme Lewis Favored To Head Bar Group

Special to The Gazette Chandler April 5 Orme Lewis Phoenix attorney was favored to become the next president of the Arizona State Bar Association at its 18th annual convention in Chandler. The new president will be chosen by the 14 member Board of Governors after board reorganization. Board vacancies include District 6 candidates Ivan Robinette and Chet W. Williams to replace Charles L. Strauss. District 2 candidate E C Locklear seeks reappointment. A board meeting opened activities and a legal education program was set for the afternoon. Registration begins 8:30 a m tomorrow at the San Marcos Hotel with 500 600 expected attendees.

Chandler Orme Lewis Phoenix Arizona State Bar Association Lewis Board of Governors Ivan Robinette Chet W. Williams Charles L. Strauss Association San Marcos Hotel

Germans Convicted in Spy Case in Regensburg

Regensburg Germany April 5 AP United States high commission court convicted two Germans on charges of spying for Czechoslovakia. Prosecutors said five more are slated for trial on similar charges.

Regensburg Germany United States High Commission Czechoslovakia

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