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Evening star., 1944-12-21
Pvt. Lew Hunbury Weds

Pvt. Lew Hanbury, 81. one of the
Districts outstanding welterweight
boxers, was married last night at
the Hanbury home to Agnes
Sprosser, also 81. Lew is home on a
Today furlough from his Army
duties at Fort Lewis, Wash.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Basket Counts Led
By Brother, Sister

Ever hear of a brother and sis
ter both being high scorers on
the same basket ball court on the
same night?
1t happened last night at
Mount Rainier High School,
where Barbara Gilchrist scored
13 points to lead the Mount
Rainier girls team to a 21-to-12
win over the Alumni, and Jack
Gilchrist tailed Is in the Grad
uate Boys 36-to-l8 triumph over
the school team.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Two Big Bouts in Mukino

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 (P).-
Matches in the making for Mike
Jacobs goth Century Sporting Club
are Lee Oma-Joe Baksi scrap, ten
tatively set for January IL, and a
third edition of the Johnny Greco
Bobby Ruffin series on January %.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
'Nooqu Resumino Football

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 81 R.-
University of Chattanooga will re-
turn to intercollegiate football COM
petition next year. 1t hasn't had a
football team the last two seasons.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Westminster Five Wins

Westminster swamped the Flashes
As to 10, and woodward High bas-
keters trounced the Congress Pages
80 to 18, in the YMCA League last
night.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Sharp Form Reversal
By Ball Club Takes
Vote From Snead g..
BY FRITZ HOWELL,
Aeeoo,nt.l Droee Gnnrte yIyritn~

| hcooClotCu IlccS 0pOIts ViiICi.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The st
Louis Browns, already tagged as
having furnished the years biggest
sports surprise in winning the
American League flag, landed new
laurels today as the No. comeback
team of 1914.
So decided 81 sports editors par
ticipating in the countrywide AS
sociated Press poll, 20 of whom
Ipointed the comeback finger at Luke
Sewell's boys. along with other
voters who picked 'em for the place
or show spots.
On a basis of votes for first place,
2 for second and l for third, the
Browns piled up II points to beat
out Sam Snead, golfer, who came
back from two years in the Navy to
win the first tourney in which he
played. Snead, with 10 first-place
votes, had Sc total.
Browns Clearly Standouts.
Fifty-two individuals and teams
came in for comeback attention by
the scribes, but the Browns, in
boosting their 1890 won-lost per-
centage of 1943 into an 1856 pen
nant-winning mark in "A, were
clearly standout. The Browns,
after losing the league lead, swept
the last four games from New York
to nose out Detroit by single con-
test.
Oddly enough, only single third
place votes went to two of the years
Outstanding individuals. Bob Mont
gomery, who suffered Madison
Square Gardens quickest knockout,
63 seconds, at the hands of AL Davis,
and came back two weeks later to
win the New York version of the
| lightweight fistic laurels, was one of
the almost-ignored duo The other
was Leslie Horvath, Ohio States
great back, who returned after a
years layoff to make the all-Amer-
lea, to become the Big Tens most
valuable player and to take the
Heisman award as the country's top
gridder.
Grimm Cubs Rated Third.
The Charley Grimm Chicago Cubs
combination took third place with
I27 votes for finishing in the first
division after losing the first 13
games of the National League cam
paign, and Dukes football team won
fourth for it's late-season squirt
which landed the Blue Devils in the
Sugar Bowl. The vote, with first
place ballots in parentheses:
st. l.. Browns (basebalD (20 II
Sam Snead (golD -------- Q0) 56
Charley Grimm Chi. Cubs 90 II
Duke dootbalD ---------- 90 20
Dick Wakefield (b'balD-- 80 10
Notre Dame (footbalD ---- 60 II
Hal Newhouser (basebalD "a Is
Utah (basket balD ------ "a IA
frankie Parker (tennis) - (2) IA
Tennessee footbalD ----- "a l3
Second ten-Navy, football (2) 12;
Detroit Tigers, baseball (2) 8; Patty
Berg, golf U) 8; Ben Chapman,
baseball % 7; Denny Galehouse,
baseball ID Z; Ken Strong, football
" - Iiii1ooeiPiiin IdSiCo, 1ootodii
Cd s; Nelson Potter, baseball % 6;
Henry Armstrong, boxing, 6; Mike
Kreevich, baseball Cd S.
Single first place votes went to
Pitcher Dizzy Trout, Wisconsin,
football team, Babe Dehlgren, Gen.
eral Manager Bob Tarleton of St
Paul's baseball club, George Stirn-
weiss, Jeep Mehaffey of Michigan's
football team, Don Gutheride, Lew
jenkins, Navy Coach Oscar Hagberg
Brooklyn's Dixie Walker and the
Yale and Army football teams.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Comp Springs Five Bows

Richmond Army Air Base bas-
keters defeated Camp Springs, SIS
| to 80, last night on the locals court.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
3 oil Totals

George Washington was beaten
by Harrisonburg (Va) High in the
final minutes last night on the Little
Presidents court, 36 to 33.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

IUtdIs- 10 D 30 IOttB . II
Score at half-14-12, Landon.
Referee-Mr. Mitchell
Tech goes on the list of teams
boasting two victories and no de-
feats in the early season. The Ma
room registered No. yesterday on
the home hardwood by swamping
National Training School, 81 to 10.
Johnny Mof1it and AL Lam, Tech
standouts, stole the show, with Mof-
fit rattling in IA points and Lam
accounting for 10.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Win, Lose or Draw
By BOB MCLEAN.
Women RussIinq Fons Study in Psychiotry

There must be strange streak in the weaker that nd
In any case girls turning in force for Uncle Joe
Wednesday night wrestling shows and finding release from their down.
trodden estate by witnessing the weekly MAYHEM nan.
yell: the with
it." asked poor murdered and her
reply was that the wrestler reminded her of her boss
among contingent Baxter
the Rhe Butler type brings thoughts Of mansauser to delicate
death.
actually we'll educated and mild athlete
M e nr @ s that the hs ga
his path the dressing and beat him the noggn with
blond rammed a lighted cigarette into his arm
sovodi Gives Brutality in Grand Way
One night Angelo sayod the hi girls the best show Of the
opponents
the Angelo held him down tied the mans shoe aces
together and threw him out of the ring.
Merciu heavens matron sitting next to us brathed how
who try to do them dirty Maurice La chappee was
could do
Tops with the girls right Dutch Rohde and his kid
Billy enough alike to twins Both big,
with hem a's with e foes M I
down the roof and stands ready to call the buecoats
and Nick Hitch in match
and the riekng and screaming still has Frank snara in
dther of jealousy.
Virtue Always Wins in Uncle Joe's Dramas
Hitch bald gnome-ke that would haunt
Buckman mammoth with leerng sinister
attempted ruin the attracveness
Of the gallery gods of the arena .,
the forces of evil in Uncle Joes dramas but the course OF
the match actually went outside and brought in
tainted and lady help
to s e M Go M @ he with
bn villain around the neck charging together and cracking he
appreciation continued for minutes
wrestling ducas to young couple who are trembling on the brink INK
of marriage The lad who sometimes goes overheard in praise Of his
Sometimes he sad "1 anything all
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Hockey Results

Hershey, 8; Pittsburgh. 3.
Baltimore, 3: New York Rovers. 8.
Chicago, 3; New York RANGERS, J.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

Totals Is 53b Totals 1
Score at half-14-12, Landon.
The union times., 1944-06-10
ganzed Labor Reneqvsl Fight For Passage Kgore B

cannot be discharged without cause within year after restoration of his job, and, once reinstated, can not within year be displaced by another on the ground that the latter has greater seniority status.
 The provisions requiring re-employ- ment cover al men and women in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard, but do not apply to members of the Coast Guard auxiliary or con- scientious objectors, the memorandum states. Neither do they apply except in principle to State employees, a1- though many States have their own laws requiring unemployment of State employees in the armed services.
 The Veterans Personnel Division of Selective Service has respOnsi- bility for assisting veterans to Ob- tain unemployment in former posi- tions. The U. s. Employment Ser vice of WING assists in obtaining new jobs for veterans.
The union times., 1944-06-10
Smear Campaign
 Faced By Co-ops
Tactics Similar To Those Used Against Organized Labor Expected Financial Statements Seen As First
 Part Of Drive To Tax Non-Proft Groups

Cooperative leaders are alarmed over what they regard as a con certed drive to destroy their Organi- cations. They anticipate the same kind of ''smear'' campaign that has been waged for the last few years against organized labor.
 Foes of the cooperatives are ex- pected to pick out dishonest coop erative-there are few of this kind managed by individuals for their pri- vate proht-and hold it up as a horrible example" of the whole great movement Evidence that this is the tactic to be employed is seen in articles by newspaper columnists who are opposed to all progressive movements.
 The preliminary step in the wreck ing program has already been taken. Congress was induced by Congress- man Robertson (Den.. Va) to in sert provision in tax legislation passed last winter requiring "coops" to file statements of their receipts and disbursements and other details of their business.
 Labor organizations are also in- cIuded. Since neither ''cOOps" nor trade unions are profit-making en- terprises, they are now tax ex- empt. Those who induced Congress to adopt the amendment hope to change this policy.
 The National Tax Equality Asso- ciation, headed by Ben C. McCabe, Minneapolis millionaire and president of the International Elevator Com pany, is sponsoring the movement. Nc Cabe has hired crew of high-pres- sure publicity agents, including Laury A. Shuler, former editor of the Cur tis publications, including the Sat urday Evening Post"
 Congress is being flooded with leaf lets, all of which stress the claim that ''coops" enjoy an advantage over business and are a menace to private enterprise
 Complaint is made that ''cOOps'' have branched out into the owner ship of grain elevators, oil wells, refneries and other manufacturing processes and are able to undersell private competitors because they are exempt from taxes.
 That statement is not true. The fact is ''coops'' pay all taxes that private business must pay except a tax on profits" and Scoops" do not make profits. They are simply buying and selling organizations and all savings go to their mem bers.
 And this is where the shoe pinches and explains why some are warning on the "coops"
 Genuine cooperatives, big and little, save their members the huge profits which otherwise would go into pri- vate pockets Hence the Robertson amendment and now the plan to ham, string the cooperatives by taxing them.
The union times., 1944-06-10
Job Privileges
 Of War Veterans Outlined By US.
(Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) not extend to a temporary job, how ever; the jobs permanence, if in doubt, must be decided by the courts upon the circumstances of the case.
 A veteran entitled to unemployment rights has recourse in the courts to recover back pay even after reinstate- ment if it was improperly delayed or postponed
 A veteran placed in his old job
The union times., 1944-06-10
Hollywood Films Share Spotlight
 At Franco Fair
Three Movie Companies Accept Invite To Exhibit
 In Spain

HOLLYWOOD = While Ameri- can and Allied forces prepare to hurl waves of men, steel and dyna- mite against the Nazi fortress of Europe, the second front has a fantastic sideshOw in FrancO's Spain. At Barcelona i'm June w will exhibit HollywOod's best escap- ist movies in competition with those of Germany, Italy and Japan.
 The Nazi lost their war on the sea and in the air, and are bracing themselves for a decisive shock on land. But in the war of the mind a negotiated peace is being arranged on fascist home grounds It is a cultural commercial collaboration to which Franco is issuing the invitations. At least three American film companies have agreed to participate and after some hesitation the U. s. State Dept. has given its blessing.
 Universal, Paramount and War ner Bros. have agreed to enter two or more films apiece in the sOcalled international trade fair at Bar celona June 1924.
 No anti-Axis films will be al- lowed.
 It is permissible, however, to show something of the American way of life if it can be done without offend ing Franco or his Axis partners. That narrows the field further.
 Universals entries are out and out escapism = Arabian Nights" and Phantom of the Opera. Paramount and Warner entries have not been revealed. 20th Cenrury-Fox is one of the companies that turned a cold ear to Franco,s first overtures. Now that the State Dept. has approved 20th-Fox may send "Song of Der nadette'' to the macabre fiesta of the invasion. year.
 There is a money incentive for entering Francois fair-$25O,O ,OOO in fascist gold for every American movie company that takes part. The offer is in the form of re. taxation of Francois export restric- tions to the amount of $25,OOO each for 10 films that will be ad. mitted to the Spanish market from each American company exhibiting at Barcelona.
 Franco has neatly capitalized or the discovery that his restrictions on the entry of American films and the export of pesetas were evaded by underground activity last year to the tune of $2,OOOOOO.
 Ostensibly the international trade fair is to make Spain the crossroads of the world flor the resumption of business relations between warning and neutral countries.
 If it is successful it may cOnsti- tute a vicious flank movement in propaganda. It should bolster the confidence of the peoples of the Axis powers, and it will undoubt edly bewilder the American and British soldiers steeled for their fiercest onslaught against the Nazis.
 In justice to the foreign managers of American film companies, their first reaction was to reject Francois invitations. Direct appeals cabled from the American embassy at Mad rid changed the attitude of two com panies. A few days later the State Department issued official approval of the Barcelona event.
The union times., 1944-06-10

THE NAZIS have a secret wea- pon reported to make the tempera- turo 300 degrees below zero. Hit Ter can take it with him when he kicks off-heM need it where he's going.
The union times., 1944-06-10
White Paper Policy
 Repeal Urged By N. Y.

The New York Central Trades & Labor Council, representing 700 un- ions and almost million AFL mem bers, urges the American and British governments to bring about the immediate unequivocal repeal of the entire white paper policy" which bans further Jewish immigration into Palestine.
The union times., 1944-06-10
Coop Centennial To
 Be Celebrated In Oct.

CHICAGO-The boards of direc- tors of Natl. Cooperatives and the Cooperative League of the USA have voted to hold their centennial coop erative congress at the Hotel Morri- son here Oct. 1913.
 The congress will highlight the Rochdale cooperative centennial cam paign, marking the close of the first 100 years of successful cooperation since the founding of the cooperative at Rochdale, England in 1844.
 A PLAIN statement of fact in this headline from the AflGntG (Ca.) World, nation's only Negro daily:
 SPUR NOTED IN BLOOD DONATIONS IN ATLANTA
The union times., 1944-06-10

For American Labor to ponder on the eve of our cOuntry's great est battles: If we arrange a ring of molecules one way, we get INT: but if we arrange the same ring in another way, we get only NyIon. We have the potentialities. We must discover the chemical formula for our continued progress.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-23
VPLIV POLJSkE USTAVE
MA SEDANU~ POLOZAJ

Poljska ina dvoje ustav XII ODE igrata vazno vogo
dramaticni igri kaeri gre to- kdo DO dob roke
kontrolo povojnem casu in vadal ma Posken.
Splosno je prznano da je ustava il leta 1885 pri
meri konstuco il leta 1921 reakcijonarno usn1erje
na, kat oblast Selma je njej prece porezana, pol
nomoc predsednka republike zelo povecana Vse to je
bo p1id predsedniku IL leta 1885, marsalu Psudske
mu ustava prav svoem uvodu, da e predsednk
odgovoren lie "pred Bogom in pred zgodovino.
Unija poljskih patliotov Moskvi in komitej
osvobodtev Polske zdaj posluzueta tega deJstva
svoe poiticne svhe Londonska vada e ba prisiljena
da brani to reaconano ustavo, akoravno nekater H.
med canov londonske Wade odklito priznaVao, da Jim
nj pc godu Svar e namec ia, da je konstucija IL eta
1899 edin temelj ma katerem je mogoce vsa kolikor
toiko bazira legalnost ondonske Wade - XII bi scer
ne bila mic drugega kot mala skupna beguncev mo
zemstvu.
Tako so torei prsil ;eni da zagovar ajo document,
XII je reakcionaren, e obenem edna podlaga nJlho-
vega stalisca, da so egalna in prava vada Poljske.
Ko je ba ustava il lAa 1885 po dolgh tezavah
prznana in spreeta e to zgodilo pod vrhovnim vod
stvom Stanislava Car katerega menoVa ma Poll
skem velikega mojst1s ''zavanja' prlik gasovanja
ianuariu leta 1885 e odsla VISA opozcija IL Selma
znak protesta .prot pravnku, kaerega e hotel uVest
biloxi vade In ta protest Je zloabla Vladna stla
ka da zvede spreem konstitucije. Car je takat
enostavno odoc da nanasa ustavna zahteva lpetn-
Ske Vecne naVZOcG clane oeJna, lesO I'D ceokupHo
clansvo Selma Clan opozcije so bill sicer pokcani ma
zaj, so prisli prepozno ma glasovanJe
Tako e bila torej konsttuca il leta 1895 sprejeta
podag juristicne zvace, in e postal ate1nelj poll
tcnega zivenia ma Poljskem Toda narod je nj primal
1ade volje odpor vsej Pojsk je bill veik in Sc danes
Sc nasana poljsko osvobodlno gbanJe ma dejstvo ola
namerava odpravt to kcnstitucijo
bisvu so 81 vsi Poliaki jasnem, da je treba to
konstitucijo odpavii in d b to prva skrb vsake
move Wade ma Poljskeu. PisudsijeV "Vladn biloxi, XII
je bill ustavo podpral, e bill politlcna mesanlca vele
posestnikov reakcionarev industrialcev, monahstov
itd kaere je vezala lie udanos do marsala Psudskega
Splosno prevladuje mnenje ola londonska skupina
DO dosega nicesar tem ola Sc opa ma to reakclJo-
narno stavo Ma konc1 koncev DO prslo do koaiciske
vade kateo bodo vstop Vsi on clani londonske Via
de- katerim bo to mogocc ako ne kot clani zamejne
Wade, bodo storili to kot posameznlkl j. zasebnlkl
Jasno je narec da naha ajo ondonsk vladi neka-
tere osebnosti kaerh DO sprejea nlti Mosva nltl
Unija polskih patrotov, nt OsVobodin odbor Chel-
Povsem jasno je tud, da IT, osebnos nmaJo nobe-
nh izgedov to- da b mogle nat mesto kal1snikoli
poljski vladi po vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-23
RADoLJUB cALAKov1c:' :,
Slovenski narod y
A.
borbi "a SV0bOdo

rozi nekoliko brigad in parti-
zanskih oddelkov, XII danes vr-
sijo operacije v oko1ici' satdega
Trsta, Gorice in Idrije.
Pred kratkim je nekoiko sn1e-
lih slovenskih partizanov izvr-
silo v tenn kraju emo cd najyec-
jih in najznacajnejsih divizij v
Jugoslaviji. Oni so Sc prikradli
v znani rudhik zivega srebra v
Idriji ter z minami unicili insta-
lacije in, naprave "a crpanje
vode. Rudnik je poplav1senA a
"a njegovo popravilo je treba
najmanj leto dni. Teak je ia u
darec nemski vojni masini, ker
Idrija je po velikosti drugi rud!
mix zivega srebra v Evropi:
Cd posebnega znaeaja SO O.
peracije N. o. V. Slovenije v O.
nih slovenskih pokrajinah, ka-
tere 80 spadale~ pod "velikl
Reich" in Ma katere nemski O.
kupator najbolestnejse reagira,
kar je popolnoma razumljivo.
To nj vec balkanska periferija
"evropske trdnjave" katerih
Sc morajo lahkoverni publiki,
akcije partizanov prikazati kot
delo roparskih tolp. Partizam SO
vstopili - in to kot organizira-
ma in dobro oborozena vojska
v samo "trdnjavo", liza me-
ia Reicha, da S svojimi puska-
mi dokazejo Hitlerju, da stajer-
s k a nj nikdar ne bo postala
nemska.
i Silen odmev je incl nedavni
pohod enc nase divizije v Sta
jersko, izvrsen pod najtezjimi o.
koliscinami - gioboki sneg in
neprestani boji z Nemci, XII SC
mad naso divizijo poslali 10000
svojih vojakov tanki in arti-
lerijo. Ali vseeno MISC uspeli,
da jo vrzejo il stajerske. Ona
je ostala ma svojem ozemlju,
stoteri novi bojevniki so pristo-
pill v njene vrste.
Treba je povdariti skrb, kate
70 glavni stab N o v Slovenije
posveca vzgoji vojaskih kadrov
V ia namen je organizirana O.
ficirska sola glavnega staba z
vec oddelki "a razne vrste O.
p, rozja. v Soil predavajo oficirji
bivse jugoslovanske vojske, ka-
terih stevilo v vrstah NJ 0 v
Slovenije Sc je posebno pc ka-
pitulaciji Italije dosti povecalo
ko SO Sc mnogi cd njih resili u
jetnistva in prisfi, da Sc bojuje'
10 "a cast in svobodo svojega
naroda: TIE oficirje nj mogel pri-
dobiti "a sluzbo Hitlerju agent
Draze Mihajlovic - Drago No
J wax, XII je skupaj Dobrosavo
+ Jevdjevieeb in Gestapo organi.
i ziral v Sloveniji takozvano "red'
no Jugoslovansko vojsko v do
movini."
), Politicno in 'kulturno delo '
N O V Slovenije je zelo 1.-Two
} Vsaka brigada tiska svoj. me-
secnik, poleg zepnih in zidnif
casopisov, XII izhajajo po cetah
; in bataljonih. Februarja tegs
leta je izslo % brigadnih in di'
> vizijskih casopisov. "Partizan
> ski dnevnik", katerega izdaja
glavni Stab N O>V slovenije, il,
, haja dnevno v 1000 izvodih.
Vez med vojsko in narodom
: je zelo pristna. Slovenski marco
, nj nikdar incl vojske. Vstvari
j jo je danes, pod najtezjimi po'
goji, in je ma, to upravieeno po'
nosen: Gledal sem, kako je ns
! velikem narodnem zborovanju '
Crnomlju, ljudstvo pozdravljale
u. vojsko, XII je defi1irala pred go
, vornisko tribune. "Nasa vojska'
= SO govorili ljudje medseboj
: V tel1 priprostih. besedah sc, j
izrazala ljubezen, navdusenje ir
J, NADIA.
J, 3. Slovenski narod je prehi'
/ tel vse druge narode Jugoslavi.
!, 10 " rradifM naSe move drzav,