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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
RIVAL SHOOTERS
BEFORE THE TRAPS
Delaware and Maryland Inter
State Event to be Shot Here,
on Saturday.

Fifty dollars worth of prizes have bccn
secured for the fourth annual Delaware
and Maryland team race which Will be
held next Saturday on the grounds OF
the Wilmington l'rapshootiuR Association:
Of this amount thirty dollars worth VIII
be distributed, by the Lewis Class System,
among the winners. while the losing teams
will be awarded the remainder.
OF the three previous shoots ot thus
character which have been held Maryland
has won two and the Delaware shooters
arc going to try hard to tic up the series
on Saturday SO that every amateur
IN the State may be on hand for tins event
the management has suggested that all
other Delaware Cum Clubs close for the
dav
The traps will he open from ten until
eleven for practice and the team shoot
al fiftv targets will commence promptly
at eleven o'clock Lunch will bc served
on the grounds Five traps viii bc used.
Entries for this race close at = IN.
The fifteen high scores will constitute
the team for each state.
As soon az the team race is over a
special fifty target handicap match will
he staged This rs open to all amateurs
and The scores III the team race will govern
the allotment of the handicap. Twenty
prizes have been put up for this event
and thev will be divided on tho High
Gun System.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
BOARD CUTS TIMBER
SIZE To SPEED SHIPS
Action Will Aid Construction in
South. Pine Forests Survey
Ordered
nv assoclated rres. 70 Ever, rrenIns

Washington. March II Reduction
in ship timber ei7oq used ln wnadrn CON
strnctiuu IN thr south was authorized
TO-DAY hv the shipping BOARD e. expedite
cunsi ructiun
.lohn II l>lrhy. of Houston losas. virr
president oi the Stnlthrrn l'lnr te4ociatten
has hocn named e. take survey u tnne
FORESTS - determine the amount ~ rnatcri.
nj available lnt wooden ehip4 ns inrthts
step to lncrra4p the output
ndpr The old specifications, frv frr.es
could be found II southern forests euni.
clenty large to rnt he heavier riecps and
230n ears 81 fir writ ordered irum hn
naeihr ooaEi FOR southern taria
Officials hopo hat fIe changes vii
zpnod NJ construction p. that additional
contracts may ho placed Int II la not
then intentions to undertake fofther
hnldlng Until the present dclaypd rragtarn
haa hccu put foru ard
Mr. lklrht appointment is part of the
ShpWng hoar'l $ general plan Of taking
stock oi ahiphudlug resources through
ont thu ! niied States ] II Hlondall
ot Seattle. y plopatng repnfi On thr
nmber available fal ehlI,4 ~ the wrat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
ANT|-SEASON SCHEDULE
BEATS FORMER YEARS
Complete List Will Probably Run
Above Sixty Big League Exhi-
bition Games.

The largest number of antc--casnn
mtcr-leagIc games ever scheduled for
deClsnn hv major league clubs Is planned
Nv the various baseball teams now IN
training for the pennant races of IalN
Close 80 80 such contests havr hccn an
nounCCd. and II is likely that several
others viii he added to the alrcad,
lengthy schedule before the clubs COM
plctc their JOURNEYS through the South
and Southwest
Based upon the experience of past YEARS
II - not likely that all of those contests
viii hc PLAYED. a. tho rccurdz oi recent
seasons show that not moro than 20 pcr
cent of the games arranged for are com
plctcd. rain and wind storms frequently
causing the teams to abandon such OK
hibltlOns while Cp route hat the rl,f's
find these games extremely helpful in
deiTaying 2 portion oi the large expenses
incidental to the Southern training trips
IS shown hv the fact that more teams are
schNlulcd for these contests than ever
before
While q large majority of tho genes
will &c PLAYED vhl}c tho squads are travel
ing, = few such Intcr-lcague struggles will
Ec staged N hig league parks preliminary
to the opening of the regular league eoa
son Philadclphla Rrnokl1n ST LOUIS
and Cincinnati will sec onc or morr such
contests There are but three games TIC
tween teams ln he same league ~ tho
entire last. and thrsc VIII hc p!ayod very
carly during tho training tUpe so that
they viii have little hearng, from a rnIu-
parstlvo standpoint upon the work
81 the toame "a tho actual league play
two-vcar record of fhcec 1utc-sca-
son games shows that - have hccn
PLAYED of which the National lcaguo
teams won q and the American League
clubs %3. with ono contest CID The
Nationals lc.d with .}l- runs "a thclr nv
ais 2S5 While hits and errors are about
even
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
MATC HES FOR FULTON.
Rochester PIasterer MAY Meet Jess
Willard and Jack Dempsey.

s. IouiS March Is Pred Fulton.
heavyweight fighter and hls manager
Mike Collins. left here LAST night for
Kansas CITY where they expect % sign
for championship bout between jess
willard and Fulton on July Tclegrams
to Collins from ! { Miller who VIII
meet Fulton and Collins in Kansas City
Thursday SAY that Willard has agreed
tomeet Fulton on July { 4 New Orleans
promoter II is stated. has offered s120, 0O0
for the fight
Fulton yesterday afternoon was match
cd to meet Jack Dempsey IN an eight
round no-dccision bout on Nav 20
II the weather Is favorable to m opcn-air
contest tho bout viii take place at Newark
y J . Il the weather necr~sitatcs an indoor
meeting, The contest viii take place at
Atlantic City Ihecontcst WILDE called off
in case Fulton is matched TO fight jess
Willard ot July I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
j. S. SAILORS PLAN
LEAGUE IN FRANCE
Seamen of Atlantic Fleet 10 Hold
American National Pennant
Race Over There. :"
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening

Chicago March II Sailors uf the
Atlantic fleet are going 10 stage an Ameri-
can and National League pennant race
of their own in France this summer
President - y Johnson of the American
League was advised of the baseball ven
turc across the sea IN letter today from
Lemar x Lcahy. commander Of an Ameri~
can squadron now on duty in European
waters
The American League. President John
son announced will completely equip
the eight ships nf commander Ioahv =
squadron with baseball outfits. including
uniforms. gloves. bats and other para
phcrnalia Tho equipment will he sent rs
quickly as the requirements of the men
are known
The game Is receiving n great deal II
attention IN France. he wrote All of
the service organizations have teams and
a great deal nf rivalry has sprung NJ
among the various units In my mind
there Is no doubt that after one summer
in France baseball will probably be tho
national game of this preat nation ae
II ie in America
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
FRESHMEN ON TOP.
Win Title at Delaware College
by Beating Juniors.

Newark Del. March 14-Thc Fresh
mon continued their winning sircak IN
tn, Dc,awaro College lntcT-C lass Basket
ball championship and succeeded 10
cinching the title hy defeating the juniors
iu the games last night. l. to IS The
Juniors gave the first year mon hard
hight, foul shooting deciding tho game
In the other game played the Seniors
beat out the Sophomorcs, IL to II after
two extra periods had been played
Regular time ended with the teams tied
a 10 points and IN the FIRST extra period
neither team could score In the second
extra period Bowen won out for the Seniors
with field goal IN the last five seconds Of
play
The final games Of the series will bc
played Friday, the undefeatcd Freshmen
tackimC the Seniors while the Juniors
viii take on the Sophomorcs. Scores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
lrNIoRs
FREsHAfEN
e.OPHOMoRES

FOuIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL FTesh-
men, 10 Rcfcrcc-Horsey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
T.. u. 4. W. WINS.

The Braeh-Iy Republican { iub quolt
tcam was again the victim of hid Bald
WINS All star 7 i y " X Il 4 \
champions last night; ihc rallroadcrs
took four out Of tive dropping the last
game by one point
The feature Of the games was the
double ringer tossed bv II DEM hid
Baldwin was order of the sidclinos by
Tommy DouGhcrty The series now
stands seven TO three IN favor Of Pcnnsy
aud one more victory in the final set will
give the rmlroaders the complete victory.
Last nights s games were played At Brack-
Ex Scores:
r.. B & N..........2I p 81 81 90
BrackEx .. Is Is l3 20 2l-1
Players y B. and W Donlon, Gil
land Quinn Dcnn Brack-Ex., Geigcr,
Ieech, Dougherty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
LOCALS CLOSE
WITH VICTORY
Salesianum Barely Managers to
Cop Last Game of l9l7-l8
Schedule.

Salcsianum had a close call in it's last
game of the season played with Coates
willie High School last night and won by
narrow margin of 33 to 81. The Coates
hillc quintet showed UP lot better against
the Catholic High five than they did agains
Friends School last week.
The first half ended with tho score
tied az fourteen points, but the boys
from up the Brandywinc had the edge
lin this period. SalesIanum keeping in
the race by showing better ability from
the penalty mark The start of the second
half saw the Gold and White tossers at
their best plllng up lead which Coates
vile with a mighty squirt almost overlook
toward the end of the game,
Just before the start of the second
half, Father Mahoncy. coach of Salcsian-
um, presented the school letter to the
varsity players amid long cheers from the
stands This little act brought the Eighth
and West streets aggregation Ia life and
putting on ITS squirt practically won the
game then and there with "a shower of
field goals on the basket. Coatcsville
later started to the fore and came within
point of tieing the score within regular
time when SalCsianum stood nj 81 \ foul
called on Coatcsville just as the timer
whistle blew gave the locals the other
point
Bassctt and Savage at forward and
Ludwig at guard carried the fight to
SalCsianum for Coatcsville This trio
showed up much better than in the game
against Friends School although Shane
man at centre was way off Wood shoot |
ing fouls kept COatcsvillc IN the race IN |
the second half, tossing in nine out Of |
eleven tries \ different story might have |
been told II nc had been in action from the |
penalty mark IN the opening period
Sweeney proved the star for Salesi- |
anun. tho hig center scoring four sensa- |
tlonal field goals, three OF them being |
hoppCd IN from under the net flmlinger |
and McC Cullough showed well on the floor,
putting M fast passing game
The PLAYERS who received the school
letter last night follow William Mon
aghar. captain and manager: Francis |
Narill Andrew RlnlInGcr. james Sweeney, |
ieWcs NcC CuliouEh Michael kohackcW |
81 Charles Hstuucl 7nd William 0rl~n. |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
MOTOR TRUCK LINE.
Local Merchants fo Cooperate With
Other Cities Ter speedy Transportation.

The hamhcr ot Commerce i issuing a
clrcular and queaiionnaire. to Fhippors
and receivers Of frcleht ~ tins CITY. rclatlve
tn the amount nf freight they eatinate
they can eend to Philadelphia. Ncw York
baltimore aud Washington weekly Thus
Is IN conjunction With the pfof,oard frright
truck Inc between Ncw York AID u ash.
lnRtnn. which Il = hoped will benefit local
merchants and siHprer
The prohlrn 4orlp= to ho that Tie motor
truck freight lines arc only loadcd one va
and 4 IS proposed "a lave Return Load
Burrau here. cooperating with elmlhr
bureaus ~ othcr ciflcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
ALEC AND BUD WE|SER
STILL OUTSIDE THE FOLD
Former JOINS Cubs en- Route fol
Coast But Demands $4,000
Before Signing.

kausas ttt, Mo March Il Grover
{ lcveland Alexander pitcher purchased
from pl,adclphia lv the ChICaCo National
Ieacrc team. who has been holding out
t,t SfGpOn ~ bonus for his transfer
t1or pt iadclphla Ioinod tho team here
Vr~fCtdaN morning en- routC to the spring
traIu4uC camp ~ Pasadena al but il IS
understood, dId not sign = contract
tieN.ndci checked his baggage through
l. Pasadena, and the belief prevailed
among the momkers of the party that
Alexander would sign
But tho former Philadelphia star Is
understood to have told friends, however
that he would not sign unless gwen the
$1,000 hc rs demanding
wrIsEE Not READY YFT.
ShamoA.a. Pa. March j. Despite the
7 :; that he forwarded ms signed contract
&. rtsldcnt baker. OF the Philhes, 10
0aVS ago. uarrN Bud Nciscr, looked
ut,ou to occup, ono 81 the Pmlhc outicld
h,Iti,s thIs season. declared yesterday that
BE- would not 20 south with he team this
wc,N NcIScr who IS Ia the draft. was
cAau incd and passed this week by the
local exemption board
During tho past few DAYS he has been
iufcrvicwed by several managers OF the
bethlehem steel League, and finally
sec, pied the terms offered nm by Man
aa,I C,corgc CockIll. Of the Steelton club
CaeAIli granted NcIser PERMISSION To
pa, one game week with the Upland
ILL.,. a. the Delaware County League
aua assured hlm Of higher monthly
~8.p vitE Steciton than that offered
Lu In the Philadelphia management
rtbcrmorc WcI~cr has been gwen TO
uuI.,-tand that h will hc gwen position
fhr Stcclton steel Mills during the
winter II he Is not called for military
..ff
Nrs,r IS most bitter against President
Ethcr of th, PhIIhc~. declaring that he
h,, never bccn gwen fair consideration.
ue~pt. the fact that he led the Carolina
aua \sN York state LesgueS for two
Successive season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14

Totals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
COTTER CHAMPION
GRENADE THROWER.

Scranton, Pa March a. Catcher Jack
Cotter. formerly with the Wilmington, Of
the Tri-Statc, Elmira and Wilkcs-Barre
teams Of the New y ort State League. has
won the championship Of the army at
Camp Wheeler as a grenade thrower
In a recent contest between picked
grenade throwcrs from the various units
~ the camp Cotter was returned the
winner by good margin Cotter at
one time belonged TO the Chicago Cubs.
He enlisted several months ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
eFAeoNs RESUME

The Quakcra, with n light squad.
started tho season we'll anneNing five
straight victories coming out ON the
long end of the score in games against
Downingtnwn High, Newark High
Alumni, Swarthmorn High and lower
Mcron High
Tho All Swarthmore Prep aggre-
CATION was then met and IN spite ot some
classy team play, lucuds School was
ovcru helmcd hy the superior weight
and size of tho Visiting Ouakors Havcr-
ford Schoolvas next ~ line aud tho Friends
with Smith and lNntIcn maelng from the
lineup fell easy victims 80 the Ing MAN
LINERS i2-2b tlthwiph the QuaLcrs loRt
thcir ncNt game. which was return with
Swarthmorc Prop 300 4 vns ono If the
cleanc-t and best PLAYED If the season
Not ono foul WAS called on I aptan iay~
Tor s quintet aud SwnrthmoIr was gwen
pretty had scare at several stanea ~
tn" gamc
With smith and kufTon again ab-
sent. Friends School frll prcv - tho
" cslc,an Collegiate lnstitutc At Dover
- ~ hut tho uoNl afternoon gained
speedy revenge IN defeating the down
atatcrs on tic liith and West sircote
court 2S-25
Then came three LOSSES IN rnw. ono
~ the Delaware All-Stars, another to
baltimore Friends and the final ono f.
" csttawn School Ihosc games were
All woll PLAYED and tic QuakorR know
thcv were really defeated hen the SCORES
were hung ny Coach Nollls prutcges
finished the Sca2Nn with 4 runaway
against Coatesvlllo High last FRIDAY
night running up 2 score of 51-3i. with
ont scoring a single fonl
Considering tho MANY dlficulttca the
Blue and W hlte bows may feel dcscrvcdlv
proud If thcr showing
During the season tho ouakcrs ont
scored thor opponents hy almost loo
points. running M total ct A3o to N.
nv opposing teams
Frank ia.kc, The dimlnutivc for
war,l Was casll, high individual scorer.
tossing III 81 field goals and IS foulz
FOR q total n 80 I,e,nf l.aekoN PLAYED
q clever floor game and shot exceedingly
well b.t lnosf oi l~ Ieants were due 60
Tho clever team work ~ hls teammates,
lic assisted th,m uie, as much IN fact.
with TINT iow c1,cwiaue as IN an easy
eamC \ene 81 the scoring uas due 10
amy udividual cs}oIt oh the part 81 any
ono pIaycr Tho clever following Of the
hall together with speedy passing was
alwaN- ! feature of Friends Srhonl play
Prospects Tor ncVt season are also
vcry il,-ht aS only two ot tho PLAYERS
Will g,a3uate There Is also plenty at
good. ,>percnccd material which has
hccu developed during the present sea-
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
FORGET YOU EVER
HAD THESE PAINS
Sciatica, Rheumatic Twinges,
Neuralgia Attacks
Quickly Relieved.

Sloan Linlment docs Il sinks III,
penetratc- when applied, scattering the
Nhluod congestion and putting back the
oid-timc feel-good
Nothing like II FOR killing external pains
and relieving soreness, muscle strains,
back stiffness after effects Of exposure
No muss or skin stains Just refresh
ng relief at very small cost. Generous
sized bottles No increase in price
2Jc 5Oc and sl.00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-14
FRIENDS HAVE
GOOD SEASON
Absence Of Stars Caused Blue
and White TO Lose Several
Games.

Despite tho many handlcaps under
which it worked, the Wilmington Friends
School haskcthal team completed very
successful season last week when IL
easily defeated Coatesvilc High School
In the fourteen games played the Quakcrs
succeeded IN breaking even, winning seven
and losing seven. With but few cxrcp-
tions all oi the games won were by good
margins, while most of those lost were
bv close scores. Adding To this the dis
advantages under which the Quakcrs
played many of their games proof of "a
more than ordinarily successful season can
hc seen. With the exception of the two
games with Swarthmore Prep and the
one with the Delaware College All Stars,
all ~ which were close and well-plaved. !.
Friends Schools losses were the result nj
the absence of two or more regulars from
the lineup either on account of illness or
INJURY. In several of tho games that the
QuakCrs won. regulars were missing hut
they managed To pull through
In the matter of clean playing and
clean sportsmanship throughout. The
Quakcrs may well he proud Fouls called
on trienda wcrc few and far between and
most of these we're of the technical
variety In tho second Swarthmorc Prep
game playcd ON tho Swarthmore floor
Friends School went through the entire
game without foul being called against
them
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31
|dentifiearoH IN cadaVeI
por las huelas de
los de1oS

NUEvA YORK, Enero 26.-El
cuerpo del hombre asesinado que tuc
descubierto aver en- el subterraneo de
Ia casa numero 216 de Ia Gale de
THOMPSON, fue identificado por ei
Deptato de Policia, por las mpreslo-
res marcadas en- las extremidades dc
los dedos. e. jefe de detectives que
,-ocedi6 a la exhumaci0n del cada-
yer. sagiri6 que sc tomaran nlarcaS
dc las huellas de los dedos de! c
sinado V sc hiciera IN coteio con las
que Sc guardian en- el DepartamenIo
de Policia, lograndose e]ncontrar en-
efecto. una muestra de csaS mismas
huellas, archivada en- 1icha Oficina.
De csta manera de identification
9udc ~lograrse. FL cuerpo del ases'-
ado pertenecia a IN hombre que Ell
vida Sc llamo Joseph Wolfe, de CHA
renta y cuatro amos de edad y que
tenia su domicilio " la casa hume
70 2l2 dc la Tercera AVenida.
Vote era communicate conoc!do en-
TODD ell barrio con ell mote de Joe,
ell Barbero pacificador", porque cra
81 que ponia paz y agreg'aba las d.
;ensiones entire las bandas i~talianas.
La creencia de los detectives es IA
de Que Joe fue asesinado por varios
hombres, pues ell cuerpo ~presentaoa
varias heridas Y huellas &c lucha, que
indicaban cue esta habia sido soste-
mid con IN grupo de hombres.
Las marcas de los dedcs de Vote
U Sc hallaban en- Ia Inspection de
Po:icia, fueron tomadas en- JUNO del
ano uasado, cuando ell italiano Tue
arrestado por portar armas sin per-
misc.
La poiicia logro Saber tamDlen cue
Vote habia sido en- I'm tempo, due
no de la pcluqueria que Sc c%ncuentra
en- la esquina de la Tercera Avenlda
con Ia Gale Decima Octava, de Ia que
Charles F. Murphy, lidcr del Tamma-
ny Hall, era asiduo cliente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31
hatalla entire
Ia poIicia y Ia
''Mano Negra"
En- las GALES de Chicago
&c s;bro ura eombate
para capturar a los cri-
naInaaes

CHICAGO, H., Enero 29.-Cna
verdadera batal'a Sc libr6 aver en-
una de las Gales de esta ci2dad, en-
ire cinco malhechoTes, que Sc cree
aue son miembros de IA terrible aso-
ciacj5n de Ia Mano Negra, Y un
erupo de policias, habiendo durado
mas de I'm cuarto de bora ei tlroteo'
Tarto los bandidos, como los guar
danes aprovecharon Ia gran eantIdaa
de nieve que cubre las GALES, para
protegerse mutuamente del fuego
enemigo. levantando n especle de
b~arricadas.
La DO icia pidi6 auxilio a las Off
ciras C~entrales, Y Sc enrio un desta-
camento de glardias, que pronto To-
gro sitiar a los 5andoleros que eraa
todos ellos ~italianos.
Ia lucha Sc trabo precisamente
cuando los malhechores trataban de
entrar en- Ia casa de IN italiano al
oue Sc habia amenaazdo de muefte
Dor la organization de Ia Mano Ne
IRA. 81 no cumplia con Ia demanda
que Sc le hacia de entregar "a suma
de cinco mil pesos. El italiano dlo
parte a la policia de Ia amenaza Que
Sc Ie habia hecho y sc procedlo iue-
90 a establecer una guardia de pie
en- Ia casa de aquel.
Hace un mes, POGO mas o nenos,
una bomba fuo arrojada al interior
de ia casa del italiano, pero no nlzo
explosion. BESIDE ~entonceS, Sc nablan
estado hacienda intentos contra la
vida del italiano, hasta que aver, un
grupo de miembros de esa organl-
zaci6n trat6 de penetrar a la resi-
dencia, ~trabandose el combate de
que sc da cuenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31
siendo juzgado eli
primer traidOr

NUEVA YORK, Enero 25.-hl
jurado de Paul C. H. Hening, GILL
dadano americana de origen aleman,
acusado del delito de TRACTION, EN-
paz6 a verse aver en- Ia tarde en- ia
Corte Federal de Distrito de Brook
lyn. Este es Ell primer caso de tra!-
ci6n Tue Sc va a yer en- jurado en-
este pals, desde que los Estados I'm
dos entraron en- la guerra.
Eennig era el jefe del departa-
il. INTO de Giroscopos de Ia Compa-
MA W. Bliss, de Brooklyn en- ia que
Que Sc manufacturer torpedos para
a Marina de los Estados Unidos y el
cargo que Sc lie hace es Ell de I'M
clear gir6scopos inutiles para la ia
5ricaci0n de los torpedos america
nos. La pena que hay para el deiito
Ge TRACTION es la de muerte, "a ma
xima. s!endo la minima, la de clnco
amos de prisi6n en- una p~enitenciarla
federal.
E. caso de Henning esta siendo
3-cseguido por ell Procurador de
Distrito de los Estados Unidos, Mel
vic J. France, Y Thomas Cuff, uno
de sus ayudantes. Ell procesado esta
representado por Arthur K. Wing y
Daniel F. Nugent. La session de aver
ST dedic6 al nombramiento de jura-
dos, quienes fueron interrogados
Dor Ell Procurador France, 81 CREAM
cue los Estados unidos habian tenido
razon para deciarar Ia guerra Ale
mania. asi como cua!es eran sus OPT
niones acerca del hundimiento de-
Lusitania Y 81 eran o no p~artidarioa
lie la pena de muertc. Por 81 paTtc,
Ir Wing. uno de los defensores de,
.|rrocesaGo, interrogo d los jurados
Il Sc dsjarian infienciar por Ell pre-,
;uicic de que el acuSado era I'm cid
&adano de origen aleman, asi como
sobre sus opiniones reSpecto a los
alemanes consiGerados como raza y
por ultimo, sobre 81 el hecho de que
el hijo del acusado que ST. ]encIentra
ahora en- un campo de internamien-
TO. en- calIdad de prisionero de que
rra. pudicra e~jercer Influenza en-
( los contra ell procesadO.
Hening fue arreStado Ell % de Di-
ciembre del ano pasado. despues de
cue sc comprobo Que estaba en-
3lcandc girGscopos inutiles en- Ia
manufacture dc los torpcdos. Las
HrucbaS en- que "a a~cusaci6n Sc base,
iueron reunidas pOr CT Tenieutc
.ranc!s Shea. IL Ia Armada anne
.icana. ercargado de Ia inspection
&c los 5orpedcs Ell ia planta de Ia
Confpania Bliss.