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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-09
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Glass shoes are being exhibited in
Prague shops, according to the Vichy
radio. They are elastic and unbreak-
able, but are only wartime samples.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-09

It's cinch our police do not bring
the bad boys and girls to town. Why
not question the importers of labor
why they are here?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-09

in a feeling of satisfaction in having
them back
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-09

Did you ever in all your life see SO
many women in family way?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-09

Issued Weekly at s7s Market Street
Telephone 1895 Hamilton, Ohie
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-09

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second Class Mail Matter.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
Moral Peace
Continued From Page C-1

include the Far East because he was
willing to restore Europe to her pre-
war status but not Britains in
terests in Asia. But when he realized
that the expansion of Russia would
make her the dominating power In
Europe he changed his tactics.
The prospect of a Russian Navy
and air force established in the
Eastern Mediterranean filled him
with apprehension. He is said to
have obtained from the leader OF
the French In Algiers, Gen. Charles
de Gaulle, the promise of naval ano
air bases in North Africa at Bizerte
Oran and Casablanca. He also is
said to have obtained bases for
the British Navy and aviation at
Beirut in Syria and to have sought
to obtain from the italian govern
ment under Field Marshal Badoglic
the use of Sicily, Pantelleria and
Sardinia as air and naval bases for
the British forces.
The terms of the armiStic signed
by the Italian field marshal have not
yet been officially revealed. The rea-
son is said to be that they contained
these clauses which may not be
relished by the Italian population
The British government is now en-
deavoring, while the war is going on
to establish fences in Western
Europe to counter the growing DOM
ination of that continent by the
U. S. S. r.
Whether or not it will be sue
cessful remains to be seen. But
there is no question in the minds OF
those who have an intimate knowl-
Evening star., 1944-10-01

edge of what is going on behind the
scenes. 1t is only an armistice at
best-and not a durable peace
that is being prepared at the present
time. In fact, it is admitted that no
peace conference Is possible soon
after the collapse of Germany. But
at the same time armies of occupa-
ton and liberation will enter the
various states which have been blue
printed to come into either the Rus
sian or British zones Of influence.
There is nothing we want In
Europe except at least so years of
peace. This cannot be achieved by q
policy of injustice toward the ma
tions which have striven to maintain
their sovereignty and were not
guilty of aggression such as Finland
the Baltic states, Poland and Yugo-
slavia. Europe and particularly our
major associates, Russia and Great
Britain, will need our support when
all organized resistance in Germany
ceases, almost as much as they need
ed it when the Germans threatened
their own national life.
They do not talk about it, but
realize it probably better than
Washington does. Nevertheless, there
seems to be no desire or willingness
on the part of our leaders to raise
their voice-which can be very strong
and demand from our Allies as a
price for our further international
cooperation the assurance that a
just peace, as the American people
conceive it, should follow this war,
instead of the planned peace of
zones of influence and power pol
itics.
And unless this is done, peace
minded America will have to remain
an armed camp"
Evening star., 1944-10-01
|L.H.SteinmenH Heads
Cathedral Post of
The District Legion

Lester n. Steinmen was installed
as commander of National Cathedral
Post, District OF Columbia Depart
ment, the American Legion, last
week.
Other officers. who were installed
by Department Comdr. Lee PEN
nington and his staff, were George
F. Keyser, senior vice commander;
Stanley H. Fischer, junior vice COM
mander; Richard Raymond, adju-
tant; Charles Fahy, Judge advocate; /;
George l.. Herman, chaplain: DR..
Jesse L. Hall, surgeon; Ira D. Scott,
historian; Frank Haley, sergeant at
arms; Howard Boyd, master at
arms; Leo F. Wise, quartermaster;
John A. Smith, Robert S. Humphrey
and David w. White, color bearers.
Memorial services for deceased
comrades were conducted. Addresses
were made by Maj. Arthur L. Dean,
infantry, U. S. A., and Maj. Horace
p. Easley, infantry, U. s. A., who,
respectively, discussed the African
and South Pacific campaigns In
which they were involved. The
Navy School of Music Orchestra
furnished music for dancing.
Legion headquarters at Indian
apolis has announced that the Ma
tional Executive Committee last
week approved the joint Ameri-
can Legion Eddie Cantor 13-week
broadcast program, starting this
week, for gift boxes for disabled
veterans in Government hospitals
throughout the United States. Can
tor will solicit these gifts on the air
and Legionnaires and auxiliary
members will make personal presen-
tation thereof to every patient in
Army and Navy hospitals on Christ
mas Day. The details of the pro-
gram will be set forth at later date.
Jane A. Delano Post, No. 6, will
meet Thursday at the nurses home
parlor of Gallinger Hospital. The
newly elected officers will be in
stalled by the department COM
mander and staff. There will be a
social.
The paper salvage campaign, in
which the Legion Is taking part, is
still active. The members of the
committee are visiting posts for
promoting it and making radio
talks.
On Tuesday evening at New Co
lonial Hotel I'd Division Post, No.
%, will have the new officers in
Evening star., 1944-10-01

i stalled by the department COM
mander and star.
Sergt. Jasper Post, No. Is, will
hold installation ceremonies for new
onicers on Wednesday at the Legion
clubhouse.
George Washington Post, No. 1
on Thursday evening at the Legion
clubhouse will have the new ofYicers
installed by the department COM
mander and staff.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Stephen P. McGroarty
Post, Legion clubhouse; Department
of Commerce Post, Commerce Build
ing.
Tuesday-2d Division Post, New
Colonial Hotel.
| Wednesday-Columbi Post. 1924
Georgia avenue NV; Sergt. Jasper
and Vincent B. Costello Posts, Le-
gion clubhouse.
Thursday - George Washington
Post, Legion clubhouse; Fort Stevens
Post. Stansbury Hall; Jane A.
Delano Post, Gallinger Hospital.
Friday-victory Post, Legion club.
house.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
Knights of Columbus
To Burn MOrtaaae

Knights of Columbus, represent
ing Keane. Carroll, Spalding and
Potomac Councils, will formally
burn the mortgage on their club
house at 918 Tenth street NV. at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow. 1t will be for
members only.
Walter I. Plant, past State deputy
Is general chairman of the com
mittee In charge. The principal
speaker will be John J. Carmody
president Of the District Bar Asso-
citation. There will be entertain
ment and buffet supper.
Members of Washington Council.
who are now occupying clubrooms
at 1901 r street NV, are invited.
Evening star., 1944-10-01

No. a, November 8; Armistace
service. November IL; No. 5, No
vember 20: No. Is, December /;
No. Z, December 5; No. 2S, Decem-
Der, 8; No. 26. December IA; New
Years reception, January /; No. II,
January 4: No. 2. January 8: No. 8,
January IL; No. 20, January a.;
No. 4, February s: No. ., February
Evening star., 1944-10-01

Mayfower Council will have an
evening OF games October 5 at
Northeast Temple.
Barbara Frietchie Council will
have an evening of games at Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, October 10.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c. Gil
SUNDAY, 4,

II; No. II, February 20: social, Feb
ruary ~; No. Is. February 20;
No. "A. March 5; No. 3, March 8;
No. -, March IL; No. 10, April II;
No. 10. April 10; No. 10, April II; No.
21, April 10.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
Masonic News

In the series Of degrees now being
conferred by the Scottish Rite Ma
sons at the temple, $500 Sixteenth
street NV, upon candidates who
compose the John o. Bowen class,
the sixth and seventh degrees will
be exemplified Tuesday evening. De-
grees will be conferred on each sue
ceeding Tuesday evening, concluding
December IL.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will
also meet Tuesday evening preced-
ing the conferring of the degrees.
Daughters of America
Council visitations are: No. 49,
October 10; No. 6, October IT; No. /,
October "a; No. %, November /;
Evening star., 1944-10-01
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Trage oelteut: uSSIt 6em Meniben
id)on bon @eburt aus sic Nrt un0
Weiie beitinmt, mo-, tpann unO Die
er 1tirbt? @enn 0os ser San lit uno
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begeben, 70 mare oos feline 5iinOe,
neil ser MenId ia ni6t aus freiem
8iaen ban0elte, ion0ern aus Gor,
berbe1timmung, unO Oa Ote SiinOe ia
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oie Jrage aufgemorfen miro, ob Oent
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cine lol6e 8eltimmltng MIR bon eiz
mem ein5igen 8eien ouSgeben font
te, nornli6 bon @ott ouein. 8er an
ein bobIte5 @elen, an einen ollpal=
tet0en @ott glaubt, Ser fann an fein
unabQnoerli6eS S6idlol glouben,
neil 0ieie bei0en 0inge, nGmlid Ser
@laube an einen peri 10nli6en @ott
uno on Elm unobGnoerlides 56id1al,
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bielten 6afiir, ooB es Elm Sdidlol
gdbe, cine 0untle, uner9riin01ide,
iiber Die Metriden poltenbe Mad)t,
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oen @rieden NOR 0iele Weudt bertre-
ten 6ur6~ 56idlalsg0ttinnen o0er
Yor3en. 0ie SS0ee bon einem I6o-
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Ser Gtnflnk oer Md9te
Der Ttmiternis

@s lit cine @loubenS- uno grfob=
rungstatfabe, oaB oie megen ibrer
Gmporung gegen 8ott in Die S0ue
ber1toBen puroen, auf oas 8eroerben
Der Weaiden ousgeben. Ser Eeufel
miro 6aber in Der 81. 5drift Der
gerlu9er, Nenldenmoroer, 2iigner,
gater Der 2iige un6 Shirt Der 8elt
genannt 9ie Serrldoft oes Eeufels
iiber Ole Renffbeit lit cine Jolge Der
Siin6e oes Weniden, ieit @pa ser
erlten 8epIu6ung oes Seufels gum
Spfer fiel. Bir biirfen nidt pergei>
len, bab oer Eeufel nidt Sieger tper>
ben fann Surd eigene Strait, ionoern
bur6 Die Robgiebiefeit oes Men,
f6en.
Cine speite, aber lnebr auBerge=
pobnlide 8etatiguns oonleiten oes
Eeufels iTt Die 3ufiigune pbpliider
nebel. 8as Die 81. S9riit iiber Die
odmoniiae Serbeifiibrung pbpiti6er
rebel beridtet, beitatigen Die Seq.
rllngen ,1u6 @rorcismen Der Stride.
Ser Sab ses Eeufels ri6tet 1td nidt
MIR eesen BEN Meniden, beionoers
ben @oHesfiir9tigen, fonoern 9eeen
bic Stride @ottes uno gegen @ott
ielbit. 3u bieiem 3ped berfolgt er,
iotpeit es ibn @ott geitattet, Die Wfen
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nungsloien Gerb0ngnis bing iiber bic
alte Seioentpelt mie Elm troltloieS uno
beltanOigeS @euitter, tpel6es 0en
Simnel DerOlnfelte, bis Die fatbo.
lil6e &ir6e mitten unter oieies Sci
oentum trot lno our6 oie 5onne
ibrer gottliden 8abrbeit Sic Bolten
5erltreute. 8ieoerum tau6te 0ie
59idialsioee ooer Der Sotolismus auf
I'M MtobommeoaniSml1s, Damn i'm
16. Sobrbunoerte por5iiglid ourd
Cabin I'M Broteltantismus uno in
unierer 3eit in iener pbilolopbii6en
8eltani9auung, melde Bontbeismus
beiBt.
8ir 9atboliten miiien, bob es tei'
ne iol6e 6untle Madt, fein ido.
nungsloles Serbangnis, fein unub"
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ben, tpie Der Sl. gater in ieiner lest'
i6brigen 8eibnodtsanipro6e an bic
,8eIt betonte, @briItus oerlaifen. Die.
fer e1obale &rieg tpar bon Il. 8. Srau
bon Gatima porausgeIagt, alS lie i'm
Sabre 1917 ben 6rei SirtenmGo6en
iagte, 6aB 6os ein5ige Weittel oaeegen
8uBe> ,9tiidtebr gu @ott uno 5iibne
{ei. sic aIlein, ote llnbefledte @ottes>
mltter, tonn oltr6 ibre 5iirbitte bel
ibrem gottliden 5obne Die Belt aus
oem Gboos erretten, tpenn lie reuig
81 8ott 3uritffebrt.
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8orte: alIes, mas man RuItur nennt.
Dos NbenoIo1o tpuroe entteufelt neil
es fofboIiI9 tpnrbe.
aber 6as fotboliide MiteI otter
tpar MIR Elm WaffenItinItan6. Ils
@n9el oes 2i6tes uno @ott oes Sdo-
men Iebte oos alte Seibentum tpieoer
ouf suer1t in ser 2iterotur uno Der
@unit, oonn in ben Sitten, 5uleBt IN
Der BoIitif unb I'M 8irti9oftsleben.
9ie n1o6erne 8elt iit tpteoer cine pa"
gonifierte unb noturalii iierte @elt &C."
noroen. Ridt i1nmer cine gBelt obne
@ott. aber offi5ieu cine 8elt obne
GbriItuS, Den @ott Der @naoe.
Darin betebt ser l1nterl9ie6 5tpi.
l9en BET bo1I9etpiltii9en Belt uno
Der mooernen obenol6nbil9en. Die
bolfde>piItiide 8e1t lit otbeiitiid.
Die obenoldnoii9e Welt lit not1troli-
Itif6. Bos liegt 0em Eeufel ooran,
Oh i1e an einen @ott gloubt ooer
ni6t. an9 er oloubt an i'm uno 1T
bod Seufel. @ntl6eioeno lit linn Oie
Steuune gu Gbriitus: Naturalismus
ODER Supernaturali5muS! 9eatur al
lein obne Die @nooe ooer geatur nit
Der Gnabe! GuBlon0 mag am
ItbeiSmuS Iterben, 0oS NbenOlanO
Itirbt am fatoni1 1terten Naturalismus
an 1einer apolta1ie bonn Gei6 Ser
@nooe.
Sier Iieet oorum Die 2ebensfroge
oes NbenolonoeS. 0u es nur 3tpei
&ei6e gibt, ni9t Orei unO Oa OieIe
Die nieoere unO b0bere 8elt, Sic Belt
uno @wlgteit umfaiien, beitebt fir
ieOes geIdopf @ngel un0 NteniA,
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&ei6e on5ugeboren. l1n0 oie1e 9llter>
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selnen, ionOern fiir Die @eIamtbeit.
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ni6t nur cine Brioatiiinoe, lonoern
cine 5iin6e Der @eleui6aft uno 0ar=
um beltebt Die 93ettung 0eS 9lben0>
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8efebrung 6es 0eutiden> 0es 8ran=
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8efebrung 9eut1dlan0s, Sronfrei6s,
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Naturalisntus our uebernotur.
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Iden uno bic Stride @ottes.

Iben nno Die &irhe @ottes.
@s fonn fetnem 3peifeI nnterlte'
ben, ooB I'M gegentp6rtigen aanpfe
atpiI9en Gut uno 80s, 5miiden &edt
uno 1nre9t bic ,,odmonil6en Ma6'
te bic @roe iiberfal1en boben". auf
bic Ien &usipru6 in Dotpion's 8ud
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ritbn1te engliide &onoertit oamit ntd9t
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liden Soroen erIt iebt ibren 11eber,
fan ouf oie Meni6beit begonnen ba>
ben. Bir tpii1en, oaB Der alte Dro'
dben i6on inn 8araoies iein 8lenO-
tpert begonnen bat. slber nod ME bat
5oton nit iolder 8ut ieinen bet
oerbli6en @infl1B gelteno 9en1odt,
o1s eerooe beute, uno ooB er alle
2eioenidaften, Stol3,
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gen onlto9elt. @s i6eint, ols Oh 60
tan IelbIt an 0ie Spibe Der frtegz
fitbrenoen Belt lid gelteut bat, lpobl
mi1leno, ooB, pie Ser fl. SobonneS
in ser gpotulppie iagt, ~Ieine 3elt
fur3 be1neIen iit". Seine i6lieBl1de
8eiicgung lit iider, oa Gbriltns ourb
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3e 5atons Meodt beltegt bat. 5elblt
menn mir oie 2cbre Ser Stride nld)t
be1QBen miiBte man I'M gegenmortt=
gen Menl6entumpf uno Wfenl6en=
mor0en nit al oen @reueln 5u Der
l1eber5eltgung fonnen, OaB mo6tlge
b0Ie @eiIter am Werte 1tno.
Ser gottloie &ommlniSmlrS iiber'
flltet 81 llten, europa un0 Imertto.
91ep. gobuus3, 5.S, bebauptet in lei
ner @rtlGrung Ser Apofulpp1e, ooB
ni6t nur in Sen beionilden Sonoern,
Ionoern unter ben logen. 5ioililter-
ten 80Ifern ser mrfli6e Satonstult
1pieoer aufleben miro.
SSo, mir leben inn 3eitQlter Der
Sdreden uno @reuel. Sem @ottloIen
bleibt ni6ts iibrig, als oie ger5peif=
lung, oen @ere6ten eri6eint Die
l9tpere Briifung a1s cine Herio0e Der
8uBe uno 5iibne fir Die iiin6ige
Gbril ltli6e Notionen ba-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
Leiden Sic
an den Beschwerden von
Kopfschlnerzen?

Wenn funktionale HartleibigkAH an-
dauert und Sic niserabel, nerves unA
irritiert fiihlen und am dcrem Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, Sbleaa
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Vex.
dauung ngsstSrung, Schlaf. und Appesis-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt VOL ven
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes AlpenkrauteP
und nehmen Sic GO elm genau vie
auf dem Etikets angegeben. MehR
ais Elm AbfIhrmittel. es list auch
elmo Magentatigkeit anregende Medi-
Kin, hergestellt aus ls der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurseln, Kriutern
und Pflanzen. AIpenkriuter brings
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Die iabrbunoertealte &unlt oes
Spinnens, Die beute meilt in Ser
gehenbeit geraten lit, miro nod in
einigen Eeilen Neu-Sdottlan6s &C.
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Ibt. Die ct. Srancis 9obier Uni.
perlttat in gntigoniIb ermutigt BE-
lonoers Die 2onobepobner, nit al.
len mogli6en Witteln Die Broouf"
tion 5u iteigern.
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den wieder wissen woIlen und Eur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun wei.
len, besorgen Sic sich nOch hsuto
ApenkrIuter.
Falls Sic 90 In Ihrer NacAbarsehaft nAaAS
kaufen k5nRsn, sendsn Sic fur unssT
ApenkrRutsr EinfHhrung sangebot un d
aThAlkan Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

Den un d g1DS
dean Magen das
angenehms Co
fhhl Won Wirme.
W WenIa Sic die
Freuden glickli-
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig-
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UMSONST Sod Sofis.sssn WSssoPss; Pro;

FORrU'S EErL-OEL LINIMENT - ansaa
eeptiseh-bSanWt schnelle Linderunx vo0
rheumAtischen und neurHlgischen SchnAsrs
2en, muskul0een RIcksnSchmsrzen, stoa~
tsn oder 0chmerxeaden Muskeln. VsrsGAl~
chunSen und Ve1re0kungen.
FORMS MAGOLO - alkaHssh - MndsEa
gewisse vordberSehsnde MagenstSrungan
VIE Sodbrennen und Vsrdauung sst6run.
gen. hervorserufcn daEch sin Uebssmas~
an S6urs.
Evening star., 1944-03-15
Bulge Fat, Off Game
Is Easy for Kramer
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 15.-Coast
Guard Cadet John Kramer defeated
a well-upholstered 1t. Don Bulge
Of the United States Army Air
Forces, 6-3, 60, to the astonish-
ment Of some 1000 spectators in a
Red Cross benefit tennis show in
Madison Square Garden last night.
Bulge, in private the world pro-
fessional net champion, showed lit
tie of the class that carried him
through a six-year span since join
ing the play-for-pay troupe in 1898
with the loss Of only a single match.
Kramer, who lost to Bulge In the
recent War Bond show here, was in
charge all the way last night.
In an earlier match Alice Marble,
winner of women's singles, doubles
and mixed doubles at Wimbledon in
1899. downed Mary Hardwick of
Great Britain, 6-3, 81. The girls
were flown here fro mthe Canal
Zone, where they were entertaining
soldiers.
Mary K. Browne, former tennis
and golf star, related some Of her
experiences during her 21-month
stay as representative Of the mercy
organization IN the Southwest Pa
cific.
Evening star., 1944-03-15
BY the Associated Press.

by tlic hSSOClattQ fTtSS.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 15.-Manuel
Ortiz still is the bantamWeight
champion of the world.
The El Centro (Calif.) Mexican
last night repulsed the vigorous
challenge Of Mexico City's Ernesto
Aguilar, clever and resourceful
southpaw Who made things violently
interesting for the titleholder in the
15-round contest.
Twice Aguilar pinned Maulin'
Manuel in a corner of the ring and
kept him there. He was pinned in
for most of the seventh round and
about half of the 14th. A crowd of
l0,500, sensing that perhaps a new
champion was to be crowned, was
cheering wildly in these two violent
sessions, and the two-to-one verdict
in favor of Ortiz was not popular
with the spectators.
%, Depends on Counterpunches.
Ortiz, always bothered by south
paws, didn't show his usual advan-
tage in his ninth defense of the
title since he won it from Lou Salica.
He didn't force the fighting. He
stalked his adversary, but he didn't
lead, and he was content with scor-
ing on contemplating.
In close quarters Ortiz got in the
harder punches and at long range
he tagged Aguilar several times with
rapier rights to the head. Once, in
the seventh, Aguilar went to the
canvas from stinging right, but
he bounced right back.
It was a hot-and-cold fight. The
action was slow in several rounds
Evening star., 1944-03-15
Tribe Pilots Heart PoIpitotes
As Kennedy Pulls Pole Vault

Philadelphia Phils-Unsigned First
Baseman Jimmy Wasdell informed
club he would report at Wilmington
(DeD camp Monday and discuss
terms. Inflelder Glen Russell de-
cided to stay on California farm.
Special training table will be set up
in Wilmington Hotel.
Philadelphia Athletics Spring
training hardly has started, but al
ready Bobo Newsom, Lum Harris
Russ Christopher, Jess Flores, Don
Black and Lukr Hamlin Gf he signs)
shape up as starting pitching staff
Joe Berry, up from Milwaukee
shapes up as likely relief twirler.
Musial, Hopp Now la.
st. Louis Cardinals-Regular Out
fielder Stan Musial and Utility
Johnny Hopp both announced they
had been reclassifled la.
Chicago White Sox-Catcher Mike
fresh obtained release from Detroit
war job and will play until called
for military service. SouthpaW Ed
Lopat, up from Little Rock, signed
contract. Pitcher Lee Ross and In
fielder Tony Cuccinello classified 4-F
Chicago Cubs-Announced signing
of Frank LIE Roy, Chicago semipro
right-handed pitcher. He's %
weighs 1875, stands feet Az inches
and has Army discharge.
Pittsburgh Pirates Outfelder
Vince Di Maggie was only player un-
accounted for today as Bucs en-
trained for Muncie Gnd) camp.
! Cincinnati Reds-Outfielder Gee
Walker sent letter saying would re-
port at Bloomington 1nd0 camp
next week to discuss salary terms.