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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-25
WEATHER

Continued From Page One)
WASHINGTON, June 24.-B-Weath-
er bureau report of temperature and
rainfall for the "a hours ending 8 pm.
Station High Low prec
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-25

George Washington is said to
have grown the first American
rose from seed at Mount Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Girls Plea for Pup Gets
Results From Roosevelt

STONEHAM Mass. Jan 8
INSl-Ann Gilcreast, 10. daurh-
ter Of a naval officer, wanted a
cocker spaniel Puppy but felt that
the price was too high. So. with
out her mothers knowledge she
wrote a letter TO the President:
Dear President Roosevelt
WY name is Ann GilcreaSt
and live at 9 East street,
Stoncham. Mass | am 10 years
old and in the sixth grade.
since YOU are President and
head ~ the United STATES,
would like il very much II you
s would reduce the price of cocker
>panyal puppies. We (my
mother and y would like one
very much. But with prices as
they ARE nov w--eannet afford
one. VIII YOU please write me
a letter back telling me IL YOU
are going 10 reduce the prices,
My address is 8 Fast street,
Stoneham. 81. Mass.
"My father Is I'm the Navy as
CiE) and is In Africa. SO YOU
see we would like q puppy very
much To keep Us company
thease cold winter nights. I
would thank YOU very much II
YOU would reduce-the prices.
up. y Don't forget 10 write
ia me and ten me II YOU are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Detroiter Kills
Maj, Captures !

How PVT Richard Elcgcrt Of
1916 L. Warren narrowly escaped
death or capture when he walked
INTO a room where eight Germans
were hiding was related Saturday
IN a dispatch from San Nittore
Italy which was captured 10y the
Allies after a bloody fight
Describing his experience and
surprise In suddenly coming across
So many of the enemy, Elogort
said
,I-AhnI- Eertt.itiitg -frr-fri<
gun and killed him. Another
fellow lost his nerve and didn't
shoot. although his gun was
pointing right at my heart.
meantime, somebody behind
me made n il 10 throw in some
hand grenadeS just to Brighten
the Germans. 1t did. They
came out with their hands
high"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Burns Is Mute
AT Bride Hearing

LANSING. Jan. S-William j.
Burns, secretary of the State
Medical Society, stood mute Satur-
day when arraigned before Ingham
Circuit Judge Hayden on a charge
of attemptinG/t0 bride a legislator
during the 1879 session. a plea
Of not guilty was entered for
Burns
Al the-rcQucSt of defense attor-
neyS. Judge Hayden agreed 10 set
Burns trial over until the March
session. This was agreed TO by
Prosecutor Victor C. Anderson.
Fhc charge against Burns was
one of the carly outgrowthS of
Circuit Judge Leland " eTrr 5
onc-man grand jury probe into
legislative graft II was charged
that Burns offered trip 10 Cali
fornla 20 Rep. Warren 6. Hooper,
Albion, in return Tor Hooper's vote
on a group medical bill Hooper
was chairman of the House public
health committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

going to reduce the price ~
cocker spanyal puppies"
Ann letter was enlincntly sue
CoSsful The price Of a cocker
spaniel was not only reduced, she
got one for nothing. 1t happened
this way:
President Roosevelt turned the
letter over 10 the cocker spaniel
price department Of OPA Mrs
Laurctte Roosevelt. acting chief
OF Office services. became mgr
eSted and showed il 10 a fr.Sud.
Miss Ruth Cantrcn.
Miss Canrcll was ON tho point
OF leaving Washington and didn't
know what 10 DO with her Ncar-
old cocker. BambL
So she talked with AIMS
mother and today Ann and Bambl
are fToliCklng together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Fetters on Press
Attacked by Colby

CHIC GO, Jan. s (lNS)-
Stressing freedom OF the press as
"a right of the people cambridge
Colby. secretary of state under
President Woodrow Wilson, de-
clared today that no one is ex-
empt from honest criticism, not
even the President
Colby said that ito fetter the
press is 10 fettcr ourselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
$4,000 in Ship Plant
Defy Work Edict
Strikers Ignore Demands
Of Navy. WLB and Union

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s GNS)
- Seventeen thousand striking
workers of the Champ Shipbuild-
ing Co. today continued their de-
fiance of the navy department, the
War Labor Bodrd and their own
national union president 10y re-
luSing 10 return 10 their Jobs.
In answer 10 pleas of Secretary
of the Navy Knox and John l..
Green, national president OF NE
industrial Union of Marine and
Shipbulding Workers of America,
Go. 10 cease delaying the day OF
victory the union members coun-
tered with charges Of collision
between the Cramp management
and war agencies.
Management. an official state
ment of local No A. Of the
IUMWSA said. is guilty Of long
series of contract Violations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Joe Stynied
Reject McWiIIiams Effort
10 Surrender 70 u s.

CHICAGO. Jan 5 ms loo
McWilliams, one Of 80 persons
indicted on charges of Sediuon by
Washington, y. c, grand Jury.
today made a futile attempt TO
surrender to the L s. marshal in
Chicago
MCWilliams. organizer Of the
Christian MobLizcrs. was told 10
go home and make another al
tempt Monday. lnaSmuCh as no
- v-aaTrTT'55nr fOT IT'S 5TTcSr nad bFCn
issued
McMlllamS- had luSt left the
L s courthouse wren copy Of
the indictment and a warrant for
his arrest were found IN the IN
opened morning mail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
W. Virginia Passes
Soldier Ballot Bill

CHARLESTON w. va Jan s
GNSt Gov A. H. Nccly eX-
por'au 'o s-u egI,lallQu- which
UbC West Virginia thC second
state t0 grant election privileges
10 ~cTvCemen and women since
the outbreak of the war
1t was approved IN an eXtraor-
binary session OF the legislature.
which adopted the proposals IMAM
imouslv last night Georgia has
approved a similar law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Belsted Local Debut

BOSTON. Jan : lUPi-Aner
bending - years IN law school
William J Irviro finally gons
~ appear IN court Irvine who
ha> been cr Hn Cor Uirl 5ltl. S
-u--at 80 Boston University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Free for Asthma
During Winter

10 you suffer with those terrible attacks %
A-tNaia when 10 Isl cold and damp. li Jaw.
WlrtrF winds make sou choke as ~ cac
gasp for breath tas the vefs la4t IN rest
iGl 81 aep .s impossible because &C the F'ruE-
rIr 60 breathe 30 E1u Zee. The disc tse IS
n -rEI NJ 0T-T n tn F-T0TTTTF HsTTmd
o. for q free trial of remarkable
method. SO m4tfer whore yOu 1--we or
whether YOU have any farm IN any remedy
under ne sun send for tins free trial. II
yo4 have suffered for a lifetime and tried
cvvp 'h.ug YOU lcuu'c learn ~ without re.
Hes even jf.tNou ara utterly c.s0ours ged.
to mot abandon Hrrs tuf strI tlIa. Cor
Afdrrss-.
frortisr Asthnna Co. IiHW FropHsT pids
t61 Niagsfs street. huffain. hsw fnrk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Let's Explore Your Mind
NeW F eature in Times

Las Istlo.' limos. l,ad by thousands because t.s
=. .-ta'efe-. Az IRE c5iumnlNt- MORE comes ....
.t interesting aDa Informative
- ~ nf"spapc0 NOW brings readers daily famous
- EAp.9r' You A.rG feature by Dr. Albert Edward
81 seam noted author scientist peS SrD.DE-t
-fiS Nv "a Your MEd fht latest adduon 20 the Llt
fFdrIT5y Wf5C6 DotTOU Times carries.
'hiA each Cay three human relationship questions all
tefnnE YOU. An opportunity IS given YOU these
Geons yolrse! FIRST then compare thesnsVc with the
~cn1lrgs OF scientists
Mace IL tabt 10 read tae TsI. De'a ruc~ s.g-
fes'o1 Won DIAL C}icr ssf Monday arrange for carler
ro.r home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Ninit1 Back in Hawai-

PEARL HARBOR, Dec. S CUP)
Adm Chester w, Nim.tz has
returned TO Pearl Harbor after
routine conferences at san
Francisco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
7 of Every 100 in Jails
OF State Aged IS to Is

LANSING, Jan. (UP)-Seven of every 100 inmates i'm
prisoned Mhign three major correctional institutions are
boys between the ages of IS and is.
This revealed today by the state department Of
special report prepared for Gov Kelly The report
surveys Prison onia Re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
II DON'T WANT 4 PENNY
II Cant Relieve Your
acknowledgements PANS
AA4S Pa4tl 2aAe

TTars nr~ rIn my unrnsSP u cont
b~tp yDu I don't vsr' penny ~ your
rnoo.y Bui ! b-nsvs Z ran help YOU
~ Combination Ne'tc1 has hrus ghi
tyar-~ed reItsf 90 thousands Who ~erS SUI
fsrnE ne tortuFss of rrs.rsusu s7h-
vitN nsuritlr sciA'r rs.rs ne Chances
a.. thai car pnrE y-l ~ frrus sar.'1s
f~nsf II ] car don ven. penny
from ~.
VorrnulA " fof ne palliative reDsf o.
Gain ard ccntAinf STANDARD ingredient
~7dely prCscrbsc ~ mot rtts.-Itrs 10y
ths purpoes This irg-tds~rt tcrc'rer ~i'h
others are quickly stsrrte- MO me
blood stresr ard relieve pam ro ma'. ef
~bsrt " nav oe-tn joints m4fr" Or nerve
sbea ths
Foru.4Ia contains sfarcarc H1fete "a
for the 70 ef ~ excess stomach 7ccft srr
" help Eees your loves rrfn--s FaI-4p.s
extra help
n wv ars suffering from ,h9ss aehss ard
pa ne ususfV ssspclated Sifn RE 1hNfn
tr,nrtp uelrtI, reurs "a. srtrea urr'
yuu O. caF su8 we. go co-f-r -717y
En' aou
Yoo rsso -e' ssr1 r..r. ae a- s.er
- receive yp.r .r..r .rf.f
ts.st vn~r shs rro-t---- rr-r 'rt
srs oortstn.rf b.tr ..v At la' d."
Etis ras+sgs go D m farfrv
ssnd ch~ck ~ urrft aH.r. 10 -~'
lH pay ~ p1star' rr7rFFf
Rsrewu<r y.- .s-r-f -sffrf a"-
sssins ny rrc.r.fss. sr,-.fdiuS o. dive
ton. 81 a. packags ~ rsfpNd even
p~rss 80 p.sd CO. - coupon neN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Bank Employees
To Offer Blood.
In Detroit Drive
Restrictions 10 Be Tsken
This WeeE Here for
Donations in February

The American Institute Of
BSEkiEg Snuaanee5- Saptasy that
u would sponsor q blood bank
drive among the 500 employees
IN Detroit financial institutions
from Jan Z. 20 s. inclusive
A g.ar et blood for each star
IN ScNl-l flags IN each bank is
The quota approximately 800
employees are expected 10 par
UC,p5rP
Wh.c registrations Rlil be made
In January artua blood donations
VII NOT STAR, until February il
was announced The CuNc d, be-
inG conducted or s nationwide
scale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Wante d! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard Of caring

To make this simple. no risk heannT
test II YOU are temporarily deafensd,
bothered by ringing nuLzlug mead noises
due 10 hardened or coagulated wax tcefi-
mem. try the OIrne Home Method iest
that 50 many say has enabled them 20 nest
well again YOU must hear better sfer
making this simple test or you get your
money back a. once AK about Ouuus
La Drops today A. CunnlnFhAmt, KIN
sells and drug stores every where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
is5 FROM WAYNE

Eaghtccn-year-oldS totalcd III
17-Year-old, 202, l6-year-oldS -
and l5-ycar-old l3 Tecn-ago prs
onerS from Wayne County totalcd
ls5. Kent County -. In gh m
County -. jackson and kalama-
700 counties %. and c houn
County 70
Breaking and entering AT night
led all other crimes with 1876. TAX
ing possession of motor vehicle 60
robbery armed - and breaking
and entering during the day p
Other crimes charged 10 more
than Id -Auu1AS- Ln-C-Ll-d-e- ~
statutory rape robbery unarmed.
larceny larceny from store un-
lawfully driving away automobile
and forgery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Runl Proposes
Prosperity Plan
9-Point Postwar Program
Includes Lowering Taxes

NEW YORK. Jam II ~
Reducing the complexities of the
nation 3 postwar fiscal program 70
language understandable 10y the
man IN The street BeardSleN
Ruml author Of "pay-a>-y ou-Eo
taxation today proposed a nine
point program for poacetime pros
perItN
Addressing thc National Re
publican Club. Ruml warned that
only unified effort, such as
demonstrated iu The present war
can effect maintained national
prosperity ON prosperity IN
America ne added viii largely
depend TINS country , contribution
10 world peace and freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
OFFICIALS IN DRIVE

Kenneth Patton National Bank
Of Detroit general chairman OF
The ycr8 fluE committee. an
nou0Cod that the following bank
officials would participate m the
campaign
Sc.oer e Uaume president De
troii Trust Co, Joseph NJ Dodge
TIE Detroit Bank Ernest c
Harris. president Detroit Branch,
Federal Reserve Bank George Is
JudSon president -Ntaheek State
Bank Charles a. Kanter. preSi-
dent Manufacturers National
Bank Eugene W. Lewis. president
Industrial National Bank Walter
6. ACLucaS. chairman board Of
directors National Bank ~ De
tr0it Howard Z Parshan vice
president and cashier. Common
We87ih Bank William " Slocum,
president United Savings Bank
and otto 9 WiSmer. president
Bankers Trust Co.
OPERATING COMMITTEE
The operating committee, Ken
meth Patton, chairman, Clarence
r, Ferguson. trust aide, Detroit
Trust Co. Arthur IS Greiner,
president Detroit chapter. Alb;
William p Hall, assistant vice
president Detroit Bank: Lorraine
GaSSnan. United Savings Bank.
Ray Hohl, Commonwealth Bank
Walter Leonhardt Manufacturers
Bank: Fred ". Mcdonald Ma
tional Bank of Detroit; Arna l.
Slagg. chairman Womcn'S division
United Savings Bank; Clifford
Smythe. assistant cashier Wabeek
State Bank. Albert StoCker. as
siStant cashier Bank OF Ham
tramck Ralph Wagner. cashier
National Bank 81 Detroit Albert
q Werner assistant vice preSj-
dent Industrial National Bank
John korney trust aide Bankers
Trust Co Arthur WcjEandt as
siStant cashier Federal Reserve
Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

III ITdTVT dIN NITW WITIV ! 0T
The report showed 300 OF Mlchi-
gan'S total prison population Of
T1S5 To bc between the ages of -
and rs In Iona are asa in Jack
son 49, and IN Marquette 33. The
total population of each prison IS
300, 800 and 7S5 respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

Intellect surveys Classified oil
per cent as dull average 1873 per
rent tow average, Is per rent
average. II per cent borderline,
g. per cent high average. 7 per
cent superior > 1 per cent feeble
minded and only ! pcI cent very
superior
An analysis of previous criminal
records revealed Sc lo bc without
any record of criminal behavior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

AnNFHTIsENfrNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

ApVERTIsFWFN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
3ieles abbdngen.

sSn ser Perio6e 5tpii6en ben 5tpei
&riegen par unler 8enebmen beoau'
erli9, ia gemein. yead 1918 gerieten
mir unter BEN @influB unierer pro-
minenteiten 56riftltel1er uno &iinit-
ler in cine geraoe5u blinotruntene
@eiitesperfaiiung, bic Bis auf ben beu'
tigen Sag nod nidt bon uns getpi4en
lit.
Dos noren Die Sage, als s. 8.
Menden uno @eIinnungsgenoiien ben
Jog. ,.8ible Belt" in ben Boroergruno
riidten. Dieier 4usorud muroe ge'
braudt, um oieienigen 2an6gebtete al
beaei9nen, mo- bic 8epolferuns nod
on bic etpigen 8abrbeiten sla,1bte.
go muroe bic Bibel entebrt uno be.
fdimpft gum seadteiIe Der NeaKen.
Maa salt aIs ,,imart". Denn nou
Sistiausfeit uno 9iibtsteit beI69eIte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
ne erfreulie @ri1einung.

ne erfreulie grideinuns.
@s muB ieoem einleudten, oob,
tpenn mir 6ie Nelt erneuern belfen
tpolen, mir nit uns ielbit 5uerit ben
@nfang MAIDEN miiiien. Cine Station
lit nidt beiier als ibre 8eoolferune,
un6 id fonn nidt einieben, tpie mir
Die gan3e g8elt berbeiiern fonnen,
tpenn mir nidt nit uns ielblt BEN In'
fang MAIDEN. 8ir f0nnen unmogli9
Der 8elt Demofratte borpreoigen,
tpenn mir nidt ielbit gelernt baben,
3udt un6 Dii3iplin an uns ielblt al
iiben.
I T T
geidt nur einftdtige Holitifer uno
rerantportIide Resterunesbean,te in
Baibineton nertreten bic geiunoe IN.
iidbt. bab cine totaIe 8erni9t,ue Ses
deutiden goItes. tpie Fe BON reoisaIen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
1tnpplitiicbe3e

5te Iufgabe nod Dem 4riege tplro in
Der 8ieoerbelebung unierer moralt'
I6en 8erte beiteben miiien. Iae an'
bern 8eniibungen un6 arbeiten mer'
ben bon geringer 8eoeutung fem,
menn mir Dies nidt erreiden, oenn
bon Dem 8eiipiel ieoes ein3elnen Gme'
ritoners bier in unierm 9anoe uno
anoerstpo miro bie @rrei9ung oieies
3ieles obbdngen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

uno ber1pottete, uno es tDuroen oiele
moroli19e Reformen unteroriidt uno
nieoergeItinmt. Neue Suite tau6ten
ouf. sic beItGrften Die aniidt, bob es
,,cleber' iei, iittIi6sidmusig, profon,
betrunfen uno ebebrederiid 5u fein.
56n1ubliteratur iiberf flutete unieren
8udermarft uno bic sSugenb puroe
unteritiibt in ibrem Drang frei uns
unabbangig li9 oue Treibeiten gu er'
lauben.
Die I9Iimmen Golgen erleben mir
gegentpGrtig uno es lit feinesmegs ei'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

LtAONblAyC SO%A Su% Wv - "S@OS"'~~~
5ronflin 8. &ooleoelt gum bierten
Eermin ertpdblt> uno 5tpar nit iiber'
>p1Itigenoer Webrbeit. 9an1it bat ct
elm uneingei6rdnftes Wanoat Der
@utbeiBung fir bic 1olitif> Die er in
Den lebten bier Sabren, namentltd in
milit6riiden un6 internationalen
Sragen gefiibrt bat, erbalten.
>@s it,, 10 tommentiert oa5u bic
Sc. 3. Staots3eitung, ueine Der be-
neioenstperteiten Eueen6en 6es ame-
ritaniiden 8oltes getpeien, bic ourd
eine Wobl gei6iirte Grbitterung 81
bergeiien, iobalo bic @rgebni1ie ge5dblt
1poroen itno. SSn oieiem Sabre, in Dem
es gilt, einen 9rieg gu getpinnen, lit
es nottpenoiger oenn ie, 6aB mir oiele
bebre @epflogenbeit beibebalten.
0ie republitaniiden Bartei bat Ell
nen euten &f gefitbrt. Das go1ts'
potum ldBt oeutli9 ertennen, oaB mir
INNER nod unter Dem 3tpeiporteien'
ip1tem orbeiten, uno es bat iebt ni9t
ben Qni6ein, ouB mir es aufgeben
tper6en.
Sc i9neler tpir allo bic @ebdiiig-
feiten Der 4ampagne bergeilen, oeto
16neller tperoen mir 51 einem geetn'
ten Amerifa tper6en. un6 oos miro III
oen f9meren Sabren, Die uns beoor'
1teben, oringeno bonnoten Iein.
9ie1e @inigfeit berbei5ufiibren, bic
3miftigfeiten, oeren es in 1ebter 3eit
10 biele gegeben bot, 5u beieitigen, Die
@egenIaee gu glGtten uno ben Aufbau
elmer beiieren 3utunft nod einem iieg'
reiben Srieoen reibungs1os 5u ge'
pdbr1eiiten, miro cine Der Sauptauf'
goben fem, bic Dem Yrd1toenten Noo'
iebelt ourd oas Bertrauensoot&m oes
Boltes fir ieinen bierten lmtstermin
9eItellt tporoen ftno. Bir boffen un6
1pnfden,ii oaB ibm Die f0rperli9e un0
geiftige &raft erbalten bleiben tpir6>
INN oieie 9lufgabe erfolgreib 5u 10
fen.
@ouberneur Ebomos 6. Detpep lit
ebrenboa unterleeen. Die Webrbeit
bes 8oltes bot entI9ieoen, ooB Elm
&ominiitratonstpebiel in Der Rriegs.
5eit nidt piini6enstpert lit. Aber &err
DetpeD bat tpabren6 oes BabGampfes
erneut ieinen Wrt, ieinen Batriotts-
mus un6 feline 1taatsmdnnii9en Gd'
bigfeiten be1pieien. @r lit nod jung,
uno er miro als Oberbaupt bes @m-
pire Staates uto als Siibrer ieiner
8artei tpabreno Der na6iten bier Sab
re meiterbin @elegenbeit erbaIten,
Seroorrogenoes fir iein 2on6 5u lei
iten. Bir atpeifeln ni9t oaron, oab
ihm nod cine groBe 3uunft bebor.
itebt.
# T 4
1leber bic urioden Der eegenp6r.
tigen Beltunoronuns uno Die Gin.
fiibr,tng elmer neuen Deltor0nung er.
sebt fia Mrs. BaIter Gers,don Zoe.
ren aniidten mir ni9t immer teilen
tonnen} in fo1seR6en beberatsensmer.
ten @usfabratngen:
.llniere meienhidfte umS l4nieris.
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| utul lNcuIDuu CutPIOpANN "~"~~~"
bon ie6em Stanopunft ber&perflih lit
une gur ben tommenoen BeltfrieSen
gefabroet.
Sebt I6on bat oiefe Bropaganoa itd
gum eroBen Nuben Der oeutiden Rro'
puganoo uno gum all9emeinen BE-
oauern unferer 5olooten iiber See
olrsqenirft. 60 miro bon Der 26. ame'
rifani1den Dioiiion bel FbionniDe,
sSronfrei9, beri6tet:
Das oumme @ereoe on Der Setmm"
front iiber bic ltrenge 8ebanolnng, bic
oas geidlagene oeutide Solt 3u er'
marten babe, bat bel Den oeut19en
l9SronttGmpfern einen fonutii6en Bi'
bertrand biz gum bitteren @noe aus
geI01t, mos gum min0eIten fir otelen
sSrontteilt gilt, un6 Die 8. S. fno
reidlid erbittert ooriiber.
Mun6maI 1piiniden bic omerltan1'
1dhen 5oloQten, sic in 6ieIem enololen
1red an ser W}o1el fompfen uno Iter'
ben, 0uB sic 2el1te oabelm eS aut"
qeben tDiiroer, oariiber 81 reoen, mas
nit OeutI6lnno nod Dem &rlege &C.
lhehen 1oue. 5o man6er 5oloot, mt
oem id geIproden babe, me1nte' es
uare beIIer ,tpenn man 5uerlt ben &r1eg
aeipinnen tpuroe. OieIe Sungen er5ab'
)len, 6aB ie0esmal, Denn oobelm 1e'
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Dodger-G -Giont Feud, Browns Bow
At Home Spice Second Openers

clouts by Mel OFT, Joe Medwick and
Ernie Lombardi again yesterday in
their 1913 slugfest win over Boston.
Medwick had a double and two
singles In addition to his homer as
the Giants swept the series. Cliff
Melton, Otis pitching nominee, was
knocked out in the ninth when the
Braves rallied.
Thomas de la Cruz, a stylish
Cuban from Havana, did the best
hurting job in the National in
Cincinnati's 2-1 verdict over Chi
cago. The rookie, who was the
mainstay of the Syracuse staff a
year ago, hooked up with Les Flem-
ing in tight duel that was broken
up by Ray Mueller's smash into left
with the bases loaded in the ninth.
st. Louis made it two in a row
over Pittsburgh, but the Pirates
belted Morton Cooper out of the
box before succumbing to Reliefer
George Munger, 5-3. First Sacker
Ray Sanders two doubles driving
across pair of runs and Emil Yer
bans three singles led the Red
Birds attack.