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Opera conductor Renato Cellini and 61 other persons from 24 different countries are celebrating their first full day as American citizens here.
All took the oath of allegiance in naturalization ceremonies yesterday in federal district court.
Cellini is conductor-director of | the New Orleans Opera House Association. The Torino, Italy, native came to the US in 1948 as associate conductor of the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Attorney Ralph J. Wicker presented a brief patriotic talk to the new citizens in Judge J. Skelly Wright's section of court. Immigration and naturalization service examiner Harold Neubaurer presented the candidates and Nelson Jones, deputy clerk of court, administered the oath. Naturalized were: Honduras—Claudia Helen Dab-boub, Harrison Ebanks (name change to Harrison Banks), Joseph Cleveland Warren, Guiller-mo Rafael Sullivan, Cashmon Carter), Anthony Martinez III, Helen Hope Warren and Vilma Geovana Martin.
Dutch Guina—Andre Lamber-tus Ernst.
Belgium—Clemenee Alphonse Smits, Richard Joannes Smits, Richard Joannes Smits, Magda-lena Jan Bourgeois.
Mexico — Norma Lorraine Heinsz, Carlota Lopez.
Argentina — E 1 i a s Lew (name changed to Elliott Lew).
British Honduras — Genaro Arzo, Marie Corrinne Reyes Perera (name changed to Marie Corinne Reyes), Carmen Anita Canton, Emma Muriel Szyller.
Japan — Kiyoko Kobayashi Myers.
Poland — Iisbeth Lombas, Julia Griffin, Abraham Ker-
ner.
Switzerland—Frank Andre Escher, Cristina Echeverria Escher.
Canada—Marcelle Claudette Vaillancourt, Dorothy Jean Messina, Nelson Charlton, Dolores Myrna Gass, Donna Mae Arcuri, Reginald William Simpson, Kevin Mar O'Brien.
Germany — Odyta Bronde Forstall, Anneliese Ducro Irmgard Elenore Karin Murphy, Rudolph Doberstein, Alse Anna Dietz, Charlotte Johanna Ziemen, Harry Friedrich Wolf.
Italy—Juliana Porter, Giovanni Renato Usellini (name
change to Renato Cellini), Vito Carona Giuseppe Carona.
Great Britain—Kenneth Anthony Bradley, Gilbert John Millar.
The Netherlands — Moses Augustin C o■ f f y, Bernard Leonard Relyveld.
France — Constantin Kera-georgiou.
Ireland—Winifred Cunniffe.
Israel—Willi Naumann, Judith Ida Naumann.
Austria — Joseph Sperling,
Anna Gertrud Sperling, Maria Rosa McAnespy.
Iran — Zdzislawa Stefanie Wolf (name change to Gina Wolf).
England—Mary Lou Farris.
Afghanistan — Mohammed Atik.
Yugoslavia—Katarine Vranic Taylor (Kathryn Vranic Taylor).
Colombia—Samuel Roll.
Finland—Karl Oscar Leh-tonen.

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Title	Cellini, 61 sworn as Americans
Contact Information	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans - 433 Bolivar St. New Orleans, LA 70112 ~ Send inquiries to digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu
Subject	Atik, Mohammed, Dr.
Call Number	1960 p58
Description	Newspaper clipping
Publisher	New Orleans States-Item
Date	1960-05-03
Type	Image
Format	TIFF
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Source	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans ~ www.lsuhsc.edu/no/library
Language	en
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Coverage-Spatial	New Orleans (La.)
Coverage-Temporal	1960
Rights	Use is restricted to IP address of LSUHSC - New Orleans
Object File Name	lsuhsc_ncc004611
Excerpted text	Opera conductor Renato Cellini and 61 other persons from 24 different countries are celebrating their first full day as American citizens here. All took the oath of allegiance in naturalization ceremonies yesterday in federal district court. Cellini is conductor-director of the New Orleans Opera House Association. The Torino, Italy, native came to the US in 1948 as associate conductor of the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Attorney Ralph J. Wicker presented a brief patriotic talk to the new citizens in Judge J. Skelly Wright's section of court. Immigration and naturalization service examiner Harold Neubaurer presented the candidates and Nelson Jones, deputy clerk of court, administered the oath. Naturalized were: Honduras—Claudia Helen Dab-boub, Harrison Ebanks (name change to Harrison Banks), Joseph Cleveland Warren, Guiller-mo Rafael Sullivan, Cashmon Carter), Anthony Martinez III, Helen Hope Warren and Vilma Geovana Martin. Dutch Guina—Andre Lamber-tus Ernst. Belgium—Clemenee Alphonse Smits, Richard Joannes Smits, Richard Joannes Smits, Magda-lena Jan Bourgeois. Mexico — Norma Lorraine Heinsz, Carlota Lopez. Argentina — E 1 i a s Lew (name changed to Elliott Lew). British Honduras — Genaro Arzo, Marie Corrinne Reyes Perera (name changed to Marie Corinne Reyes), Carmen Anita Canton, Emma Muriel Szyller. Japan — Kiyoko Kobayashi Myers. Poland — Iisbeth Lombas, Julia Griffin, Abraham Ker- ner. Switzerland—Frank Andre Escher, Cristina Echeverria Escher. Canada—Marcelle Claudette Vaillancourt, Dorothy Jean Messina, Nelson Charlton, Dolores Myrna Gass, Donna Mae Arcuri, Reginald William Simpson, Kevin Mar O'Brien. Germany — Odyta Bronde Forstall, Anneliese Ducro Irmgard Elenore Karin Murphy, Rudolph Doberstein, Alse Anna Dietz, Charlotte Johanna Ziemen, Harry Friedrich Wolf. Italy—Juliana Porter, Giovanni Renato Usellini (name change to Renato Cellini), Vito Carona Giuseppe Carona. Great Britain—Kenneth Anthony Bradley, Gilbert John Millar. The Netherlands — Moses Augustin C o■ f f y, Bernard Leonard Relyveld. France — Constantin Kera-georgiou. Ireland—Winifred Cunniffe. Israel—Willi Naumann, Judith Ida Naumann. Austria — Joseph Sperling, Anna Gertrud Sperling, Maria Rosa McAnespy. Iran — Zdzislawa Stefanie Wolf (name change to Gina Wolf). England—Mary Lou Farris. Afghanistan — Mohammed Atik. Yugoslavia—Katarine Vranic Taylor (Kathryn Vranic Taylor). Colombia—Samuel Roll. Finland—Karl Oscar Leh-tonen.
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