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Evening star., 1941-09-18
Maritime Board
5eiizes Three
Struck Ships
AIcoo Vessels Taken
Over After Union
Refuses to Arbitrote
BULLETIN.

WEEHAWKEN, N. J. R.-
Capt. Granville Conway, dis
trict manager of the Maritime
Commission. boarded three
Strike-bound Alcoa Line
freighters here late today and
requisitioned them for the
commission.
Earlier Story on Page Ally
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Capt
Granville Conway. district man
ager of the Maritime Commits
sion, announced this afternoon
he had been instructed by the
commission in Washington to
requisition three Alcoa Line
freighters among II ships tied
up by a Seafarers' international
Union "a. F. L. strike.
This action followed rejection by
the union of a commission ulti-
matum to agree by noon to arbi-
trate the dispute, based on war
bonus demands.
The requisitioning marked the
first time such action had been
taken as the result of a maritime
dispute. The ships taken over, all
tied up at Weehawken. N. j.. were
the Alcoa Banner, Alcoa Trader
and Alcoa Scout.
Capt. Conway said he expected
to go to Weehawken later in the
day to post notices of requisition
on the vessels, all engaged in NOV
ing lease-lend and defense supplies
to American bases along the At
lantic and in shipment of bauxite
ore for aluminium manufacture
from Caribbean ports to the United
States.
The union announced after re-
jecting the ultimatum that o gem
eral strike vote aimed at other
shipping companies would be taken
among its claimed 10000 members
If the requisition threat was car
ried out.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
| Death Penalty
| Provided for
| Strikes in Norway
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OSLO, German n-occupied Norway,
Sept. 18.-Penalties. ranging up to
death for acts which disturb or en-
danger security, economic life and
labor peace" are provided in de-
cree published in the official Nor
wegian Gazette today.
Strikes, lockouts, industrial sabo-
tage and agitation and 'wanton de-
crease of work" are included among
the list of acts for which severe
penalties are provided.
A second decree extends the juris-
diction Of the German S. S. or Elite
Guards and Of the German police
throughout Norway.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
.Five.Run Rally
Proves Futi|e;;
Cardinals Trail
St. Louis Can Take
Lead in Race by
Victory Today
BULLETIN.

The st. Louis Cardinals
were trailing the Boston
Braves, 4 to l, in the seventh
inning.
The hectic National League
pennant race became even wilder
this afternoon when the leading
Brooklyn Dodgers, after scoring
five runs in the eighth inning to
wipe out a four-run deficit, let
the Pirates score twice in the
turbulent last half of the inning
and lost the game, 6 to 5.
Meanwhile. at St. Louis. the Card
inalS, spurred on by the prospect of
ousting the Dodgers from first place
in event Of victory today. neverthe-
less were trailing the Boston Braves,
3 to !. at the end of five innings.
Frank Demaree's home run with
two men on base provided the
Braves three runs in the first inning.
The Cardinals got one run back in
the second on Crabtrees triple and
Marions single.
Mort Cooper and Manuel Salvo
were the opposing pitchers.
The Dodgers-Pirats game at Pitts
burgh should make baseball history.
Miraculous Finish Fails.
Trailing by four runs from the
fourth inning on. Brooklyn staged
what looked like another of its
miraculous finishes in the eighth.
The Dodgers got five runs in after
two were out on a double by Walker,
successive singles by Herman. Rel
ser. Camilli and Medwick and a
crowning double by Lavagetto.
Then came the Pirates half Of
the eighth and practically every
thing happened Luke Hamlin went
into the box for the Dodgers and
promptly went out when Vince Di
Maggie singled and took second on
an error. Hugh Casey was the next
Brooklyn pitcher. and on his balk,
Di Maggie, who had reached third,
scored.
With two out, Casey pitched two
strikes to Lopez and then followed
with three straight balls, each Of
which sailed over Catcher Owens
head. In the argument which fol-
lowed Manager Durocher was put
of the game Lopez then walked and
Anderson tripled to win the game
for the Pirates.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
ComoIier Calls for CLEANUP
After Visit to Home for Aged

The Senate committees attorney
made his inspection of the Blue
Plains home at the request OF
Chairman McCarran, who had as
serted earlier in the day that reports
of conditions indicated that drastic
action was necessary.
Mr.. Camalier will prepare re-
port for Senator McCarran asking
the Commissioners to take imme-
diate steps to improve sanitary and
health conditions at the home and
see that adequate personnel and
equipment are provided.
The committee attorney said he
would recommend that the Health
Department make immediate inspec-
ton of the home and regular inspec-
ton of the food He said he would
ask both the Commissioners and
health officials what they have
planned, if anything, in the 1943
budget to improve conditions he
found at the home.
Women's Conditions Better.
During his unannounced visit,
Mr. Camalier was impressed at find
ing no sterilization facilities for food
utensils; broken crockery dating
from World War days; flies and
water bugs in the dining room, and
a bath tub and two showers for so
men.
The visitor was told that three
steam kettles in the kitchen were
about the only pieces of equipment
that were not hand down.
Mr. Camalier was told there was
only one registered nurse for the
approximate 600 inmates with one
attendant for the white women and
one for the colored. There were two
attendants for the white men and
two more for the colored. The mu-
nicipal attorney said the conditions
on the womens side were far supe-
rior to those in the mems wing.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (P.-
Stocks irregular; profit-selling
halts rally. Bonds steady; for
eign dollar issues boosted. For
eign exchange inactive. Cotton
lower; hedging and liquidation.
Sugar higher; trade buying abb
serbs hedging and liquidation.
Metals steady; price advance for
slab zinc expected shortly. Wool
tops easier; spot house selling.
CHICAGO. - Wheat higher;
lease-lend program; short COW
ering. Corn higher; good feeding
demand reported. Cattle strong
to Is higher; improved Eastern
demand. Hogs steady to 10
lower; top, s12; dressed light loins
lower.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Hod Carriers Union
Is Running Out
OF Hod Carriers

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18.-Some
members of the A. F. L. Inter
national Hod Carriers. Building
and Common Laborers' Union
proposed today that the or
ganization's name be changed
to the International Construc-
ton and General Laborers'
Union.
They said in a resolution that
hod carrying was almost a
thing Of the past and hod
carriers were fast-disappear-
ing minority among the 250,00o
members. ..
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Nurruqunsett Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S1,10o; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; i. miles;
Billy Bee (Dattilol 10 80 800
Dark Level (Allgaier) 20.2O 1n.40
Gigi huther} 4.90
Time. .4S's.
Also ran-More Sir, Gtandpa's Boy,
Damica. Upset Dove. County Bond, Buck
cts Translady, Bende and Rodalma.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 100; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: l 10 miles.
Cloudy Night tMeloche) 1o.4O $50 $50
Medred (Vina) $50 $40
Tonlanna tDelara) 1880
Time AS 3-5.
Also ran-Career Girl. Pradis. Chozn,
Druco Syska, Risen h4y, fastener. wallace
E.. Erins Sun and Mscie Margaret.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Vatican Denies Getting
War Judgment Request

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Sept. ia report pub
lished in the United States, but not
carried by the Associated Press. that
Pope Plus XII had refused a request
of President Roosevelt that he de-
clare a war against Nazi-ism justi-
fed. was denied at Vatican City
today.
Osservatore Romano, semi-official
Vatican City newspaper, said. We
are authorized to declare that the
request was not made and thus the
report is devoid Of any founda ton"
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Hovre de Grace

SIXTH RACE-Purse. sl1OO: claiming:
for 4-year-olds and up; | ls miles.
Legenda Keeper so 80 $50
Toddle On Uynchl $40 $50
Aster Lady tGysinl 7.20
Time, | As l-5.
Also ran-Shailleen, Zostera. Bosert,
sunphantom.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900: claim
ing; for 4-year -olds and up: 1ls miles
Levena CRemerscheid) 21 so $50 40
Guerrilla tShelhamer) $40 so
Rhodium Canning 300
Time ! 40 1-5.
Also ran-Two Ply. Light Chatter Grey
Pertos. Sun Lark, Praetor, Kate Smith.
Brooke Boy.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Hawthorne Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 200; allow
snces; 3-year-olds and up; Ga furlongs.
Float Away (MacAnd VS. 40 2.40 2.40
d Woodsaw Brooks ESQ 800
Prairie Dog tRichard) $50 $40
Time, lis 8.
Also ran-Dusky Duke, Caddieeay and
Eauistar.
h Dead heat for place.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
e. the Associated Press.

AUSTIN. Tex, Sept. lS.-A reso-
luton advising Charles A. Lind
bergh that any purpose he has in
opposing President Roosevelt's poll
cies will not be served by visiting
Texas was passed today by the
Texas House of Representatives.
Mr.. Lindbergh was reported to be
planning a series of speeches in
Texas.
The resolution, passed by voice
vote. recorded the Houses opposition
to Mr.. Lindbergh's recent utter
ances.
"Iindbergh ought to be shipped
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston
Cleveland - 400 00l 0O1- IL 0
Boston - 010 600 OOO- 81
Batteries-Feller and Desautels; II. New
some, johnson. Wilson and Peacock.
(Only Games)
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Two Nozi Ships Sunk, British Claim
SquoIIy Area Appears off Florida

JACKSONVILLE, Fla GA Slight disturbance WIN
accompanying squalls in the Atlantic Ocean off Florida was
reported the Weather Bureau this afternoon to be moving
norhward 1t said slight disturbance in the Atlantic
Ocean moving with center about 14O
miles east Fla. Highest winds reported
80 or per hour in squalls considerable area
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Belmont Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So 600: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: Lis miles.
Hard Jester Meade 450 $50 go
Llanero tWestropeI 400 $50
Boiled Shirt tSchmdn $40
Time l Az 1-5 equals track record.
Also ran-Exploration, Aureole, Strollins
In, Moja.
EIGHTH RACE-Pwse, 1000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: 1la miles.
Fiery Steel tEadSl 40 2.90 $50
Brown Queen II lMcCreary) $40 $50
Brown Bomb (James) 30
Time, 2:32
Also ran-Scatter Brain. Slave Charm,
Lady Bethyl and Kennel Square.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh
Brooklyn - 600 900 O5O-5 50
Pittsburgh - 600 400 Ok s 10 1
Observation-Disclosures French. Ham,
lin, Casey and Owen; Lanning Sewell and
Lopez.
At Cincinnati-First Game
Philadelphia 900 900 600 81
Cincinnati 01O Ill los 90
Batteries-Hushes, Grissom and Liv-
inEston: Starr and lombard.
At Cincinnati-Second Game
Philadelphia OIL 900 o
Cincinnati - 103 OO2
Batteries-Johnson and Warren; Turner
and West.
At Chicago
New York 001 900 900 43
Chicago --- 600 100 eOx-7 II
Batteries-Sunkel, Melton, Bowman,
Adams and Hartnett; Mooty and McCuI-
lough.
At st. Louis
Boston ----- 800 OO1
St. Louis 010 600
Batteries-saIve and Berres; NJ. Cooper
and Mancuso.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Todoy's Home Runs
AMERICAN LEAGI

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Mack, Cleveland, sixth inning.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Demaree, Boston 1st inning.
Mccormick, Cincinnati, Sd inning.
E. Moore, Boston, sixth inning.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
DODGERS LOSE WILD GAME TO PIRATES, 6-5
Late News Bulletins
British Claim II Nozi Planes, Admit Loss of 10

British Claim II Nozi Planes, Admit Loss of 10
LONDON 4p-The Air Ministry announced tonight that
planes destroyed in todays daylight opera
tons that these cost the R. A. 10 planes
Two of the pilots British planes reported safe
however. British plane lost last night.
Earlier Story Page A-1)
All D. C. Bills Delayed Until September 29
No District legislation will be enacted by Congress before
September 29 reached today by House
leaders Five the calendar ready to be called up
next Monday but will not be considered then.
Roman Wins Stake Despite lao Pounds
YORK PIN spite of top impost of l4O pounds
Joseph E. Widenes Roman 4year-od son OF Sir Gaahad
III today Fall lightweight Handicap feature OF the
opening day card of Belmont Parks fall meeting B. A.
Neales and Maxwell HoWards The
Chief was third the six furongs in 1O equal
Ing record
Two Nozi Ships Sunk, British Claim
LONDON p-Brtish bombers and fighters sank two Ger
man ships and damaged supply ship OF the
Belgian coast today the Air Ministry announced tonight
The R. A. F. made offensive sweeps the Continent,
destroying planes and losing H. the announce
ent said bombers scored hits the power station
at Rouen France despite heavy anti-arcraft fire
Evening star., 1941-09-18

The St. Louis Cardinals
were trailing the Boston
Braves, 4 to /, in the seventh
inning.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Weather Forecast

Mostly clear, moderately cool tonight and
tomorrow; lowest tonight about S. Tempera-
lures today-Highest 81, at $40 pm; lowest,
64 at 6 80 am; 81 at pm.
From the Uniteo states weatner Bureau report,
Full Details PAGE Az.
Evening star., 1941-09-18

(See BASEBALL, Page 2-X)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05

''Why do you call Jinmy Grub q
mountaineeF2D
s'Well. he was raised in an ant
hill ~ ~ IS F
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05
or she naturally values it highly.

for she naturally values it highly.
.'Now don't think" the letter con-
cludes, ''that / am criticizing my
wife. But am working hard, pref
ty well burdened, and not satisfied
to face a future which may be an
indefinite repetition of this sort Of
thing. Can you make suggestion
that / can pass on to her in the
hope that she will take different
attitude toward extravaganza and
bills?"
The trouble began many years
ago, Tired Tim, when Bert was a
little girl. Perhaps because she had
no mother she evidently grew up
feeling that she had only to want
thing to buy it, and that there was
no relation between honest money
and dishonest bills. Thousands Of
women much older than Bert have
this failing, and thousands of moth
ers let their daughters go into mar
riage without a hint of the serious
ness of this oversight.
The simple truth is, any woman
who let's her husband worry about
finances is a poor wife. This seems
like a sweeping statement, but it
is true. To be only money spend
err, squandering his hard-won sal
airy cheerfully on beauty parlors,
frock shops, theaters- club lunches,
bridge prizes, is to fail in your job,
and more marriages 60 on the rocks
because of this inexplicable stupidi-
ty on the part Of intelligent women
than because Of any other one thing.
It doesn't matter how fresh,
groomed, curled or frocked you are
or how charming your house is,
with the new hangings, the new
china, the chromium chairs and the
venetian blinds. If your husband is
worrying about money, he hates it
all.
Husbands Like Serenity.
For men, surprisingly, aren't
fussy about furniture. They love
comfortable old chairs, familiar
lamps, Dads old desk and
MONS old spoons" They even get
to like the dresses of yesterday;
many wife has been exasperated
to answer, Eve had it three years."
when an affectionate husband COM
ments admiringly upon her costume.
What husband likes is serenity
at home, a woman content and busy,
bills paid.
remember one young wife who
''fell madly in love" with the pic
ture of a nude girl by a stream. It
was in the September Morn" era.
The picture cost $500. It was no
prettier than the picture on the gro
GERS calendar that year, but she
wanted it, and she had to have it.
She paid installments on it for more
than year.
Her husband hated it, and friends
made fun Of it. She told them she
was just storing it for Emily. Her
husband, run down and anxious,
died Of pneumonia that winter, leav-
ing an estate Of something less than
$1,000. Almost one-tenth Of that had
to 60 for the picture. hope she
felt it was worth while.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05
Texas Of Brazil

Rio Grande do Sui, the most
southern of Brazil's 20 states, is
known as the Texas of Brazil be-
cause it is that country's leading
cattle raising state. Although it is
only one-third the size of Texas, it
has twice as many head of cattle,
and the pampas in the southwest
ern part of the state, lying in a
temperate climate, make graz
ing possible every month in the
year. Rio Grande do Sui also pro-
duces one-fifth of Brazips porkers,
more sheep than all the other
Brazilian states combined.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
tsell syndlcate-wNu service.l

III
would feel Mortified and
= 4 shocked if their husbands
could be identified as the ''Tired
TIM who writes me this let
ter? IF you happen to be
young wife the letter may help
you to see one of the pitfalls of
modern marriage a little more
clearly than you do.
say modern marriage, be-
cause marriage used to be quite
a different thing a hundred
years ago. A girl was SO glad to
get a husband then that she
practically idolized him.. Fami-
lies were large, having from
eight to fifteen members. De-
pendent mothers and unmarried
sisters lived with the young
wife, and all together the women
handled the tremendous burden
OF domestic duties.
They hung out long lines of wash;
cleaned windows; fed chickens;
cared for babies; started children
off for school; wrestled with coal
ranges and dirty CRATES; made fruit
cake and bed quilts; took rugs out
to the yard and beat them; put up
fruit; nursed the sick, and in be-
tween other jobs wrote voluminous
letters to dear old school friends.
1t was natural in those days for
the older women of the household
to advise the younger, and to re-
lieve the bride of too much house
hold responsibility until she knew
how to handle it.
But it's different today. Each
bride launches out by herself. In
the following letter one young hus-
band explains just where his wife
fails him.
Wife Had No Training.
ebert is the most adorable girl
in the world" writes Tired Tim,
"but she never had any training,
and money simply doesn't mean
anything to her. We talked budget
before we were married, and
worked it out on paper, but she's
never glanced at it nor given it q
thought since.
We've been married two years
and have baby, seven months old.
/ wish you could see what Bert got
for the child. Perambulator, high
chair, crib, bathinette, sterilizing
outfit, blankets - it came to 5000
more than our budget for him had
allowed. My salary is $85 week,
but / carry insurance and contrib
ute $40 a month as rent for my
mother, who has pension; also
pay $87 for our house including taxes
and amortization of debt, and about
$40 more monthly for refrigerator,
stove and so on.
'These expenses will lessen as
time goes on, but Bert already has
found larger place she likes better,
where we will have room for a
maid. We now have only dinner
help.
Bert is hospitable, and nothing is
too good for her friends. In plan
ming menus she spares no expense.
Let's have steaks again, and a
mousse, and alligator pears she
win say. Our friends are all better
fixed financially than we are, and
my wife likes to keep up with them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05
YOU MAY HAVE TO PAY

~ you are Lettsng your nus
band worry about money-It
you spend his hard-earned SAL
airy on beauty treatments, bridge
prizes and cIothes-If you fail
to abide BY the household budg-
ct you planned long before you
Were married-Then, says Kath-
Ieen Norris, you haze failed in
one of your most important
duties as a sUife. For no matter
ho,o pretty you may look, if your
beauty shop bill is more than
your husband can afford to pay.
he won't be pleased. No matter
hoso necessary that extra piece of
furniture may be, if it costs more
than it ought to, he'll probably
hate the sight of It. In time you
may be the one to pay-in heart
break and tears.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05

There had been burglary, and q
detective had been sent to investi-
gate.
Him." he murmured, after he
had been around the house and
asked a few questions. Looks to
me like an inside job. The burglar
evidently knew just where to find
everything.
The householder shock his head.
Couldn't be-" he replied. mo
body in this house knows where to
look for anything
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05


A WALKING duck, a hopping
: = rabbit, clown ring toss toy
and owl bookends-all come from
your workshop to make some
child happy. Each is traced to
wood, cut out with jig, coping or
keyhole saw and painted. Off CEN
ter wheels make the rabbit hop
merrily-feet on a disc turning in
side make the respondent duck
walk when pushed. The clowns
long nose is an excellent target
for catching the ring on the end Of
the string.
No. 1887. Is cents. brings cutting out.
lines and directions for all four items.
Send your order to:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-05

II saw Rusby going into the Chi
ropodist's this morning"
There must be something serious
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Globe Trotting Miner, 95
Refuses to Live in Past

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah-UP-
Most people like TO look back over
things when they reach the age of
%, but not so with Charles c.
Shields. While celebrating his
95th birthday anniversary, Shields
looked into the future and made
the prediction that 81 believe I'll
live to be 100"
Mr.. Shields Is Utah's oldest &C
tive Mason-the proud holder of
Shrine membership card No. "a.
The one time globe trotter has re-
sided in Utah for 20 years.
Mining and prospecting have
been the biggest things in his life.
At the age of II he went to Austria
liza, later returning to the Unied
States, where he worked in boom
mining towns OF California and
Nevada
In 1874 the Irish horn miner
prospector went to Wyoming to
join his first Masonic lodge. Ma
sorry had no organization in Utah
at the time. He has since been in
strumental In organizing several
lodges throughout the state.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
NEW SIGHT

A new super-microscope capable
OF magnifying a human hair 10
the size OF a giant California Red.
wood tree. or a particle OF fine
powder TO look like a chunk Of
shrapnel. permits the study Of OBJ
jects less than one seyen.million-
tn OF an inch across. or 80 times
smaller than can be seen with the
best ordinary microscopes.
Standing about seven feet high.
the new microscope is based on
radio teleyision principles. and
has been made possible by the
use Of electron beams instead Of
light waves TO form pictures.
This new electron microscope.
opens up whole new worlds OF re-
search in the fields OF biology.
bacteriology. metallurgy. colloidal
chemistry, and in studying mi
mute matter hitherto invisible.
II provides a powerful new wea-
pom In mans ceaseless struggle
against disease, and IL already
finding valuable application in in
dustrial research being carried on
IN connection with the national
defense program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

yuays dealt with 'em severely at
Montevideo.
It's nice to know that these folk
are resisting being Nazi-fied, but II
Modification weren't being at
tempted, they wouldn't have to be
resisting 1t. So II does look as II
Herr Hitler must have been lying
to John Cudahy when he said he'd
no western hemispherical ambi-
tons, since it's so evident that he's
trying TO realize said ambitions
right now.
What Adolf will attempt is OBJ
Tous. He'll endeavor to find a de-
pendable Latin American Quisling
here and there. back him up in a
blitz revolution and horn into con-
troll without a mass invasion, all
at once.