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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
Die 3el(manern ein hcielcs internatienales
prcblcnt
In.e0erbolen.

tpieSerbolen.
81, lanaiamc Scrab 'es,lns lit not
ncnois, I'M tinen pl0el,iNn 3l,ium,
nlenbrlb Scr Snollitrpn 81, pcrbiiter.
Sic burh 30ae a.idyiist iiio. @enu
sum Yeiipicl ploslih Ger 3uder5oa
aboeitnift ,piiroe. iriil!Scn bie 3uder-
riibcnbauer in Nortb Gatota m grol}-
te 'Sfaricriafeiten geraten. Nber ipcnn
ser ;s5oa lamgionl, ei,ua iiter ocn Seit
raum cou 90 SSsobrcu abcbalt iucrSFn
.uiiroe, bditen lie @.Icgenbeit iidl emf
neSer Sem nr,len Nreis anjur alien
ooer ein anoercs Yrco.ltt an5llbauen.
&riesscnoe cute 3eit iiir Mbban
Bel Der 8onIcreir5 pou 8edtiits.
leuten aus 80 Notioncu, sic tiirslih
in Npe, Ne,u Dorf, itatt ono, !uar Sic
mnerifanids delegation bei Ser Be.
iiir.portlln9 Ses 3uaabbauS iiibrenh.
9cnrp j. Graon, ser Vpriitenoe
Ser amerisaniIchen Delegation, eiu
Gecher aus San 6rancisco, Der meb.
oer 8earbeitl,ma Ocs aesenieitigcn
rere Sabre i'm Staatsbepartment nit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5,,Jcr
brad)t bat. iaat in cirem Sutcroic,u !:
sd trete nit Nahorl,d fir ,uoslidyit
iriibe 3oaDcnbieslnsen ;lpiid)en Sen
Sereiu;gten Motioncn elm.
~8eraoe jcst iino Sic EreiIe bod
nno Verbral,d)sgiiter in Ser gali5eal
Melt iiElo fnopp. Die syabriten, Sic
bon 3oIlbcrablebl,ngeu betrofien ,pe-s
oen, ,perben bel Sen geacmpdrtisei,
tobe! Yrciier lreniger beeinflubt ais
iadtcr, ,penn sic Yrciie ialleu.
~&in5,,fommt. oaB in &iir5e Sa.,.
Ienbe bon 6abritcn in ser eanse,l
Welt lid) lpieoer auf Ole 6rieoersprr-
button umitellen perosn. Sic babe,l
Sic Nabl bel ser ll,nltellung. Sic.
ieni9eu, Oie cine sroBe 9unturrer5
| fiir ous Yroouft eripurteu ntiiiieil,
bab iie 1889 madyten, fGuneu 5u Ser
@eritelll,na eircs anberen Yroouttes
iibergcben, .penn iie iid) uinitelleu."
s6er, iuenn iie nid,t fir Sic Sci,
iertlidyfeit ipreten, geben Die Sad.
pcrItanoigen aae su, OaB es cine faIt
,,uu0elihe 'M,rigrbe iein miro, Die
30ue berabs!Iieten.
@ie Elm beta,mter antcrifaniihei
Jabrifant, ser iebod, uift 9enannt
|perSeu mod)te, iid) ousSriifte: ~Gs
miro sic alte 8eid)idte iein. Seoer.
mann 1T fiir 3ollberabiet.ugen -
fir Sic GrcSutte bcs anbersn, nidl
iiir isine esienen'"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25

2u5on einorangen, iiitb 8auang. Go
moritis unb Gan Jabian. 0amortis
lit cine Observation-Disclosures BON TOO
aus in tormalen 3eiten gl,sfliiglcr
bussYcrbinSungen fir sic Sabr!
Surh oas 8antoc- -0:birse rad ser
SommerreiiScnj 9agl,io batten.
Iie 'gan,e &iiitenlinie pon ga llnion
bat breiten Saroitrano, Der elmer
tropiid,cn Gcgetatipn bcrselascrt lit,
sic an Sen mciitcn Stclleu cineStrcde
flahen lerrains uon unseidbr elmer
Mcile 8reite fslm;eihnet, oaS Surd]
iGb al,iiteiselrSes Vebirae begrcn5t
miro. Mn oieicn @eitaoen mar es, tuo
Iamerifanii9e asnS Jilipino >Soloatcn,
aus 1edunaen bintcr SanS, ,0iinen
unS tropiid,em llnterbols beraus it'd
i6lageno, eine, pcraaueiieltem nno
ausiidtsloien aampf ge9en Die iapa'
niihen ginorinsliyrse fiimpften, Die
Sapaner bcben banrals Die Shladlt
getponnen, ,,idt neil iie ettra Ole BEL
! ieren a1mpfer tparen, ionoern einfadl
ourd) ibre lteber5abl.
Das Ga llnion-llfer oes Si,p9aDel:'
golies entlanu ld,,ft cine ein5rye quite
at,ltoItrabe uno cine einsige 9ahns
linie. Cieie 5ieben os,rdb Sas 54ad)'
lanS inn Siaoen, bas ,todj Manlla
iibbrt, in elmer gnriernllng BON 5irfn
10 Meilen. Ius flad)e 3errain fiibrt
aud, na6 gataan, a,,f Ser Gillette
elmer sebirsisen &atbiniel. spo Die
Uanfs uno Die Hbitippinos IN ienen
friiben Monaten oesSabres 1912 cine
lette Mnitreng.,ns u,ad,ten, iid) Den
Sapanern e,,tseeelBrlteuen.
San Je-uanoo lit iebt, ieit oie ame'
rIfaniihen Mrmee- ut.o Jlotteniliegcr
bie Mailila Ban 10 gut spic llnDaltbar
fiir iie eemodyt baban. 3lpeifcllos Ser
&aupttransportbaica Ser saroner
auf 0usom. Non San sssrnanoo ans
taben 1ie Sapaner reihe J,,noe bon
@alpierers aus Dem 2epantobergauerf
i'm -@cbirse peridyiift. DicGolo,
minen in ben Bontocs ba5en Die ssa
pauer boufoatunen ignoriert. Sie toll'
3entrierten pielnlebr ibre gan5e Berg
bout1tigfeit a1,f Die Joroera,ng pol'
ai,pferer;.
= 8eiien Sie bei Gint6nfen oar
nuf bin. oak Sic pie anaeioe In
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
E,,itiee Gde

Der fleine isris lit franf ge1peien.
Seine Inn elm Sabr dltere Sdapelter
miro gefragt:
r91ie eebt es iett beinem Briiocr-
hen?"
nSeoesnral, lpenn lif cine Mutter
ii6er ibr 2inb 1rgern muB, befommt
lie Elm ,peibeS &aar!"
,gber Wtutti, oie BuoBrnoana lit
6ob gang ipeib unS ou ibr einstees
&in1!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
IN liebepouer Grinner,
una

uJtO
an meine liebe Sdhpflter
Snlia SAenfer
geltorben am 90. San,,ar 1943 81
Dpunostopn, Ohio.
3uei Sabre iinb nun uerfloiien
Scit bu bon uns 9eIhieoen.
liebe teure SGtpeiter mcin.
8 Sraurieteit. 3er3eleio.
st oas nid)t SIT beflaeen.
Dsubt man bih liebe S6tpeiter
Shon 81 @rabe tra9en.
slb tpeld elm Sdmers
8erreiBt has 9er5
limb briidt uns fait bor,,ieber
@einenb iudcn mir iett bid
5inben bid nidt tpieber.
9inab. binab ins ODE Grab,
so einia,n. 10 berlailen.
Sentte man bid liebe Shtpefer.
&ann bas Soer5 bas fniien?
9u 9cbit nun Inn aus3uruben
Sod nnIere Irdnen flieben
Weand)e Sr1ne tpirb iid nod
Nuf Elm Grab ersieben.
Deine bid ME oergeiienoe Sdtpe
iter itno sftpuger
anna Grser uro Sobn Grser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
FARRELL
HIGHLlGHTS

By Fritz"
Farrell, Pa, January Is i.
Flash! Flash!
Big doings goip on.
Everybody invited.
What? -. Big dance.
Who: - Everybody
Why? Good old Saxon get-to.
gether.
When? - Saturday, January
y. Come one come all and dance
to the melodious songs of Benny
Jones and his forteen piece Or
ohestra. Dancing starts at $50
to ? D.: ? Good time guaranteed!
Bring your women we've got
OTIS OF men to dance with - also
ring all your men we've got
plenty of women too!. SO we'll see
you Saturday then in Farrell,
Pa. Don't forget.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25

Sdll,b bon geite /.

foiNo 3ugetpieien apiro. @ir boiicn sal,
Die Verlamnll,tng iotpie t,ud) sic ssa
idlnssIllnterbaltulrs gut rciudt ,pcr.
Den. l@eber Die isaicbiws- llnterhaI
t1tna miro ipdter beridtct, ipann ST.
lnterhaltllng itattfinocu iuiro.
,.. W. @ebsr. Yrot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
Eujci,, SIC Ha,,ptiniel
1es pkilippit, ,et,ar<b bipels
Bon Rog Grouin

ais b:e an,erifaniid,cu Tr,lppcn
Nujon, Die Sm,rtinieI ser @bilippi.
men, tlieoertparicn, patten iis oan'i
Die unfan9reidNtc oonouoiie in oic-
lem Nrdy;pcl uno ocn Mittcipunft Scr
nurd &rieesra,ri aciponncn@n Grobe
r,,ngen Sal ans I'M Siio, ,uuo Siie.
iu>itp13iiif.
@ic sic Sapaner in sen Monatcn
ge5eigt babcn, oie unmiticlbar oui ib.
rem b,in,tiidiih lleberiaa aui Yearl
Sarbor fo(gteat. lit 2l,3on iebr gut iiir
sen aan1pi in oifencr Jeloidiadt. &C.
eigret. IN scr 3unfs ,tnb auberes ric.
ebaniiisrtes G;iidscug per,uenSct uer.
Den fonnen.
Sic genalie Stdrtc Saruns ouf
9l,son lit niGt bcfannt Cie Sdisuns
gen pariicren is'ood apiidcn elmer
biertel u,,o elmer balbcn Dfiuior
Manu.
Nupan bat sablreidp ,pihtige Ilua
feloer auf Der Sniel, io1pie iold)e itra'
tesiide Yuiltte tpie oie Gelt,rng Gore.
si0or u,to anoere befcltigte Snieln, 81"
Sic Niiil,oung Ser Manila Wap betpa.
den; ferner oeu bon sen Sapanern
ieblt errihteten isIottenItiitpu,rft Bel
Gaoite, sleihiaus in 'oer Ban; Den
Shifibauplab bel Siongapo m Ser
Cubic @ap, trorA:reltlih BON Manila /;
Sort Stotetbers, SEN slrmeeitiis-
p,,nft off Dem 6hssbafeu bon Glayt
6iaiS; uno nod aroere slrnleesentrae
len I'M Gebicte pun Mauila.
2nftansriff,
9uftitreittrdfte ser ameritaniide,,
slru,ee a,no sSlotte ii,to ilnmer ,pieoer
segen Suson 9esuoricn tucroen, ,pobei
Sic amerifaniiden Eiloten ibre Mn-
grille auf 0lueieloer, @iicnhabnnah=
ldu,blil,ieu. Srlppe,laniainntlunee,l
uno Sransrortmittel fon5eutrierten
Iie ,Saplucr baben atf oieie WeiIe II,
oelu 0aps ucn Manilo, Cubic unto
2amon lnlN Sen @clis bon 2i,gapcl,
ilto IlbaD 5allie,roe bon TllrgSe,l9eiI
,,ah 9utenbe bon 8ricgsihifien.
Gransportern. ,upo anberen Sberlpai,
| ieriabr5elweu perloren. .......
Sic bon sen Srdyerid,iiien aus ct,
fofeten Vlicscransriiie aui Die Sdifi'
fa9rt in Der Manila Ban bilbeten be:;
4Ibupunft scr 8umpo3ite Der Slot.
tenilieser sur 2abu,lcsltn9 Sieics gro.
ben 3dtr,,ms ais zines &auptoepcts
ser Ssapaner fir Nadyit,ib uno Sfe,
/ parnturen. .s.
9lrnreeilieger ba6en IN S5ieben segen
&,son. sic Scr Snuaiiou porausgin.
gen, oie itrategiId suittisen militia,
ridden ,anlasen alrf Der SSriel iei'
oem 3. Geoenber falt tiiglidb beilnae'
ialft. Sic baben s,uiiden be:n 3. 81.
selnber lltS bcm Z. Sanl,ar al 32 "a.
gen 2,Son angegriffan, a!io nit Mus'
| nabme bon MIR bier 1agen tdglid
5lottenilieaer Ipaben 9leidfalls, bon
TrGgcrid,ifien aus. am 6. luso Z. So
| ,mtar, Manila.3eit, Die SnIel bom
baroiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
3,ueig. 18 mnb 10
Sin &iubcrbaQ

finoet itatt am q. Sani,ar. G:::>c
l(sbcrraidl,ng fir Sic ainocr iit nom
&pntitce geplont. So, Gltcrn, fomn.i
aue nit el,rcn &inoern uno genief;
Elm BOAR freltbige Stmoen.
S,liunna SdN,riot, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
Der 9ilfsfonb bes 3m,is 30.

Is" Dieier Tono, lit arie friiber Ell.
tpdbnt, fir uniere inn aricge 1tebences,
&in6er aegriinoet tporoen. @ir babsn
ehpos 8elo seiammelt uno baben ,iir
ben %. sS,armlar eli, orobes gfielp uor'
bereitet. 0as &ontitee bot aues ers
5enHlhe eetan, INN einen g,,ten e,
foIg au er5ielen ulro oieS fam MIR &C.
ihebel, penn ieOes Mitslieo ieinen
Cell oa;u bcitrdet uno am Abenb-
eiie1 teiluin,mt.
2iebe Batter, liebc Iiitter, ,,nierc
ain0er iteben tuie Gin 0elien i'm
Meer uno t1n,pfen tpic 9eloeu an
aIlen Sronten in ser san;.n Nelt. Is
ftebt nireenos seid)rieben, baB oein
o6er mein Sobn beinrtonlmt, 10 mic
iie ,rns oob lette "2ebepcbl" 5,lriefea
BEL ibrem Mbidueo. SIT ienlanS uou
uns Der am slbeno niht ieine &dnoc
faItet upo 6etet at @ott 6em Serrn.
Der unisr aller Sdyidiaf' fiibret uro
4eitet, SAP iein Sobn ipieoer beim.
fo,nlnt 10 tuie iie aims oerlieben? So.
mir ollie ta,n es l,no 'ooh miro es in
1,,anhem Sale alroers iein ais 1u'r
bitten uno beten. Gs iillb 5 WGnner
in Scr sansen &elt, oie Sieien ar!eg
fiibren umo Sieie Mdnaler iGnnten aa.d)
Grieoen MAIDEN, ,penn iie nidt iteiner.
ne &erSen bitten. so niemanS ,peiB
tpann oas G,poe ein miro. l1nier Ser.
elm bat Idon 5ebn Mitslie6er uerlo'
rem uuo .uir boifen oab es getug ,par.
@ir bitten alle, sic Ginlaoungel er.
bolten babeu, iidj ua5lnnelcen bis
sum ss,lannten 9uhm bamit allies.
in 3eit 5uradt eenadt luerSen Fam.
llnier Iieber sSre:,uo. 8ifter Glifforo
Booaiioe, ,piro Die Mniprade halten
uuo I'M Gimme l,,rIerer &inber bon
oer Iront re6ep. aommt uno felfi.
ibr tut es fit luIere e!genen ainoer.
0as &ilisfolnitee lit eriltdt iid)
Sonntag, 6en 81. Sanuar. 2 llbr
nodm;ttnas eiuallfi,roen lit oer Sallt
fit cine 8eipredullg.
S. Solstrager, Sefr.
Der &ir6en 15ramem Yerein ber
4onterus 0e,neinoe
bat 6eidluiien ont 4 Ge6r,mr ein
NbenSe1em perbnmben init einen.
&artenpartie
obslabalteiu, ,posu ale Dfitglicoer nit
tbren 0reuroen olf 0os berolidite
einaelaoen iino. 3as 9lbenoeiien fin.
bet um 6:3O ubr itatt uno 5.par I'M
@emein6ehous at Wid Mpe. Dus
aoanitce miro iih Die groBte Dfiibe
pe5en elm feines giien ooro,lbereitcl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
&otharina Nirf

ONWSSD~A WV NtSk
geItorben am "a. San,,ar 1912 81
Salem, Chic.
0rei SATIRE iino ueriloiien
Seit Ou bon llns oeId)iebcn.
ySir geoenfeu beines Sd)eibeuS
9as 10 idiper ipar fir bos 9tr;
Srei iuarit bu bon oeinem 2ciben :
8rober bod tparb unier Sd)mer5.
5reuoe 9ibt's IN unierm 2eben
Seine mebr; lie siu9 nit Dir,
aIes 8liid, bas uns seeehen.
9ann bid nidjt crieben uus
Nube ianft III Srieben
Bis Ser lcste Sog crid,eint,
$50 NIT Dir. bic mir binicben.
Sn benz @erru iinb pereint. :;
@etplOmet BON oei,,cn 0idl nic Der
geilc,toeu Sobn ,uo Waitpn
Sobann @irf Ct. mnb Sr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25


The Medicine Wheel" in
Wyoming's Big Horn mountains
is contracted of stones forming 4
circle 7S feet in diameter. Other
rocks, projecting frow an altar
like hub, form Is spokes and six
small cairns on the rim. Who built
the wheel is a mystery.
- @lnSerbare @eihaftsle,,te gibt
cs bette. Sic baben Die 3isaretten
llnter Sem 2aoentiid) a,to ,,erlul9e,,'
bub Ser 3iearettenfGuier aud ein
paar Striinpie, San6ida,be ooer gar.
einan Molierapparat ta,,fe. go eeife.
fen in einem lluiteo Cigar Store!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25
sur Gr,nncru,lo

an irnicre pielgeliebte SHUTTER :lr;S
8attiu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-25

= Beiien Ste bei Gintdufen bar
mf bin, oak Sic pie anaeiee tn
,BolfsbIatt~ geIeien baben.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Murder With Muriel."
WRC, 9:00-Lina Romay and
Carmen Cavallero continue as
headliners.
WTOP, 9:00-Lt. Comdr. Douglas
Fairbanks appears on Andre Kos
telanetz's Navy Day program.
WRC, 9:30-Rise Stevens calls on
Jack Haley.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
ON THE AIR TONIGHT.

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
WTOP, 8:00-Lucille Ball in "A
Shroud for Sara"
WMAL, S:30-"Should We Share
the Secret of the Atomic Bomb
With Any Other Nation?"
WRC, 8::30-Hedda Hopper and
Vera Vague visit.
VOL, 8:30-Dick Powell gets into
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Genuine
Dutch Bulbs

The first HolIond bulbs imported
in 5 yeors--huse and plump--ih
famous named varieties. Plant
now for Spring Towering! e
Evening star., 1945-10-25

WTOP, 10:30-Miriam Hopkins
stars with Jim Ameche tonight.
WRC, 10:30-Ginny Simms drops
in at the Villa Vallee.
WTOP, HAS - Representatives
Emily Taft Douglas, Helen Gahagan
Douglas. Mary T. Norton and Chase
Going Woodhouse speak in connec-
ton with Democratic women's day.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Choice of bulbs in many va
rieties and colors. For $3.50
you get either: -
"a Darwin Tulips, or i
IL Hyacinths, or
IL DaffodiIs, or
3s Crocus, or
36 Scilla Sibirica, or
4S Grape Hyacinths, or
"a Narcissus (indoor).
Free delivery on
with other ma Mi
terial. Add zoe <oO
tor postpaid
delivery on any
quantity.
Loper price on larger quantity.
Smaller quantity slightly HIGHER.
{. o. D.. MoiI 6 Phone orders
FilIed-Phone AT 14oo
&ZxxAraaNuSMsmAk-
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Jockey Guild Suspends Meade
Following His Ban in Mexico

ago and took over czarlike powers
to act for the good of racing" said
that Meade would be given a chance
to tell his side at hearing.
The general manager said he
would apologize for Meade's con-
duct to the President of Mexico
and to Hipodrome officials.
Meade was the best known United
States rider to go to Mexico City
when the racing ban became ef-
fective in this country January 2.
He has been highly successful, rid
ing to several stakes triumphs.
The little rider was suspended in
Miami in 1896 for betting on mounts
other then his own and remained
out Of the saddle for two years
before the Florida Racing Commits
sion reinstated him.
He was set down again in 1912,
this time for 10 months, by the New
York Racing Commission, which
charged him with collusion.
Aggressive and daring, Meade is
recognized as one Of the most able
jockeys in the business. His biggest
triumph was astride Brokers Tip
in the 1888 Kentucky Derby.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
BY the Associated Press.


OAKLAND, Calf, Mar. 26.-Wed-
ding bells for Swedish Runner Gun
der Haegg and his pretty blond
fiancee, Dorothy Nortier, will not
ring out until the end of the war.
Miss Nortier announced that as
Gunder arrived at her home here
for a visit before returning to Buff
falo to complete his American track
tour Saturday night.
The war is the cause of their de-
lay, Miss Nortier said, because it is
impossible for her to obtain a pass
port to return through the Allied
blockade.
Earlier, Haegg declined to dis
cuss the matter, telling reporter
Marriage? I think that is private. u
The couple learned they could not
return to Sweden together when
they met in Chicago recently and
conferred with State Department
authorities.
Miss Nortier said they originally
had planned to be married here this
week. Haegg had boarded a plane
in Cleveland for the Western visit,
but was bumped" off at Big Spring,
Tex, because he did not have pri-
ority. He continued by train to El
Paso and boarded another plane.
He and his manager, S. Stein
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Cleveland lis Nemesis, Lee
Rule Of Buffalo Near End

By the Associated Press.
Buffalo's two-year domination OF
the American Hockey League was
close to an end today after the BIZ
sons suffered their third straight de-
feat in the playoffs for the Calder
Cup.
Cleveland took a commanding
lead of three games to one over
Buffalo by beating the defending
champions last night, 5 to 3. before
10,3l8, the largest turnout of the
season on Buffalo ice.
Beaten three straight times, In
dianapolis prevented a four-game
sweep in the other semifinal Sc
ries by defeating Hershey, 4 to 8,
before 5,594 at Indianapolis.
It is possible for both series to
end Tuesday night when the teams
play again.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
North End Horse Show
Offers First Jest Of
Localized Affairs
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

The curtain will rise on the Local
horse show season next Sunday aft
ernoon when the Gardner Hallmans
stage their first equine exhibition OF
1945 at the North End show grounds
on the East-West highway, neal
Sixteenth street extended.
Horse show fans and exhibitors
are greatly encouraged by the latest
intelligence on the Government
regulations regarding horse shows a.
supplied by the War Committee or
Conventions. Horse shows come un.
der the Jurisdiction of this commit
tee, which has let 1t be known that
It has no objections to the holding
of events where the attendance and
entries are restricted to the immed-
late vicinity.
For instance horse show being
held in Washington can draw its
attendance and entries from such
suburbs as Arlington, Alexandria
Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Silver
Spring and College Park.
While the committee would not go
on record as approving the use of
vans to transport horses to such
shows, it is not felt that the few
owners who would use their own
vans on such short hauls would be
violating the spirit of the rules.
Eleven classes make up Sundays
North End program, beginning at ]
o'clock. It starts with a junior hack
and is followed by Junior open jump
park hack, hack and hunter, warm
up, green hunter, open jumper
working hunter and over outside
course, handicap jumper and touch
and out. Both hunter and jumper
championships will be awarded.
Mrs. William Haggin Perry, owner
And developer of Cornish Hills, the
greatest national champion hunter
IN 20 years, will judge the events.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Basket Giants Clash
As Bowling Green
Faces De Paul
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 26.-This week
is championship tournament week
In collegiate basket ball circles with
De Paul of Chicago ODD meeting
Bowling Green of Ohio (24-2) to-
night for the national invitation
title, and New York u. (15-7) tang
ling with the Oklahoma Aggies
(25-4) on Tuesday for the NCAA
crown. The winners will square of
Thursday for the mythical national
title won last year by Utah.
The clash between de Paul and
Bowling Green has been billed as
the battle of the Giants. Opposing
each other will be 6-foot-9-inch
George Mikan for the De Paul De-
mons and 6-foot-11h Inch Don Ot-
ten for the Ohians.
Mikan has been the big gun for
De Paul in the tournament, tallying
So points in the last two games, in
cluding record So against Rhode
Island State.
The favorite Demons may be
handicapped because of an injury to
Mikan in practice last Friday when
a teammate accidentally kicked him
in the calf Of his left leg. The solid
center, however, was expected to
play.
st. Johns and Rhode Island meet
in a consolidation game in the
opener.
N. Y. U. qualified for the NCAA
final by coming from behind to
whip Ohio State 70-65 in overtime
here Saturday night. The Oklahoma
Aggies had an easy time drubbing
Arkansas 68-41 at Kansas City. In
the consolidation preliminaries, Ken
lucky trounced Tufts 66-56 in the
East while Oregon won a thriller
from Utah 69-66 in the West.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
BY the Associated Press.


MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 26.-Dashing
Don Meade, whose stormy riding
career twice before was interrupted
by long suspensions, was back on
the ground today, and in dutch with
the Jockey Guild to boot.
A few hours after Meade was set
down by stewards of the Hipodrome
de Las Americas at Mexico City for
'reprehensible conduct" General
Manager A. ]. (Jack) Cleary an
nounced that he also had been sus-
pended from the riders organiza-
ton.
"I learned that no question OF
racing integrity was involved
Cleary said, "but that Meade cursed
Mexicans as individuals and Mexico
as country"
mo jockey who belongs to our
organization can go into a friendly
country and curse that country or
its people" Cleary asserted. Mexico
is Dur friendly neigbbor, co-operat-
ing with us in the war"
Cleary, who became general man
ager for the guild several weeks
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago - Craig
Woods 271 won Durham, N. c.,
open golf tournament.
Three years ago-Cincinnati
brought Outf1elder Gerald Walk
er from Cleveland for reported
$4,000.
Five years ago-Bernard Oakes
resigned as Colorado University
football coach.
Ten years ago-New York State
Athletic Commission named jim
my Braddock as No. / challenger
for heavyweight title.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Montreal, Detroit Back
In Stanley Cup Race

BY the Associated Press.
Montreal and Detroit, the teams
that finished one, two in the regu-
lar National Hockey League season
jumped back into contention in the
Stanley Cup playoffs by beating
Toronto and Boston, respectively
over the week end.
After each had lost two In a row
Montreal turned the tables by whip
ping Toronto, 4 to /, before 15,087
at Toronto Saturday night while
Detroit nosed out Boston, 3 to q
before 13,5O0 at Boston last night.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
|Hoegg's Wedding WHhU.S. Girl
Us Delayed Until After War

vail, are staying at San Francisco's
Olympic Club during the week. They
will leave Saturday for Buffalo,
where Haegg will compete against
Jim Rafferty, In his final meet be-
fore returning to Sweden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-25
LOUISE IN
 FROM SOUTH

The Princess Louise arrived last evening with the following passen- gers fro mthe South:
 Alexander Barov, Miss Irene Bax- ter, Harold Cargin, Arthur Collins, William L. Darden, Mrs. Elizabeth Duckering, Miss Hazel K. Duncan, Mrs. Faye G. Durkee, Miss Darlene Fisher, Miss Yvonne Fisher, Julius Freidman.
 Stanley Fries, Mrs. Lucille B. Geiogue, Harold E. Geiogue, Miss Toy L. Clifford, Mrs. Norma Hemme Alfred c. Kuehl Mrs Genevieve c. Kuehl, Archie J. Lawrence, Lester Leighton, Mrs. Lulu Leighton, Edwin |. Luoto
 Laurence Miller, Miss Jeannette T. Nourse, Arthur Oxzrnan, Freder- ick A. Rapp, Mrs. Della Riley, Al fred Rosness, Mrs. Beatrice Rosness, Daniel Ross, Mrs. Anna c. Schwaibe, Miss Elvera Scott, Alexander Smith, Mrs. Minnie L. Sutton. Robert K. Tremble, Julius E. Wang, Ellsworth A. Zaworski, Mrs. Edith Zaworski, Herman F. Zurcher, Miss Millicent Coulton, Enerst Larson, James A. Robertson and Ridgway Wilson.
 From Prince Rupert: Miss Dor othl Franklin, Miss Phyllis Jacobs and Clifford McNeill.
 From Ketchikan: John Babcock, w. G. Dywer, M. J. Fiest, D. E. Ev- ans, H. J. Holmes, William Halvo- get, D. F. Kidd, Tom Robertson, Jane Mason, M. H. Sides, Richard J. Tungagard, and Norma Wilson
 From Wrangell: Walter Campon and Richard Perry.
 Leaving last night bound for Skagway were the following: Edwin Kasko, Bobby Campbell, Mrs. L. Jones, R. A. Johnson, Mrs. Mckay, Cleo Havener, Mrs O. Edwards, Shirley Edwards. Donald Edwards, B. F. Kane, Cpl. M. A. Don aldson, Mrs. B. F. Kane. H. B. Palm CT, Haro>d Bell, Margaret Kirchner, A. F. Gailucce, R. L. Cakehart, D. c Foster, K. E. Robsahm, Charles Minning.