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Next Sunday at 3:30 o'clock E. Pow- Biggs, organist of the Harvard church of Brookline, will give a public on the new organ in the Germanic Museum, which is a replica of Silbermann Organ used by Bach in imposing...
...Scully, The Phillips Exeter Academy, W. R. Sears, Phillips Academy, Andover; Carl Seeman, Jr., Fieldston School, New York City; C. I. Shaptro, Loug Branch Senior High School, Long Branch, N. J.; R. H. Sherry, Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn, N. Y.; J. A. Shimer, Derby Academy, Hingham; E. J. Silbermann, Boston Latin School; H. L. Smith, Jr., Central High School, Springfield, Conn.; C. H. Smoot, Jr., Gunney School, Washington; N. J. Sondheim, Brookline High School; G. F. Stork, William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia, Pa.; Jack Stutman, Boston Latin School; E. D. Sullivan, Boston Latin School; Henry Swan, Jr., The Phillips...
...soon as the court had passed on Mrs. Norris's case it went out to lunch. When it came back from lunch it began to hear the case against Magistrate Jesse Silbermann, also impugned by the Seabury in- vestigation, also on the Women's Court bench. Mr. Seabury contended that Magistrate Silbermann was in cahoots with shysters, had been guilty of "bias, prejudice and conspiracy to defeat justice...
...Kresel, able prosecutor for a judicial inquiry into Manhattan's inferior criminal courts (TIME, Dec. 29). The endless list of Tammany scandals assumed even greater poignancy when Prosecutor Kresel produced the record of one Mary Felder, accused by six witnesses of shoplifting, who was twice brought before Magistrate Silbermann, twice dismissed. Her lawyer was the magistrate's "great friend" Mark Alter, now accused of bribing a corrupt prosecutor in many a Women's Court case...
Falling Judges. Magistrate Silbermann jauntily announced that, if he had to do it over, he would deal with both cases just the same. But after Mr. Kresel had grilled him in secret for many an hour, he emerged nervously tugging at his collar and asking: ''Where can I get a drink of water?" Friends pleaded with him to resign rather than contest ouster proceedings...