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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
University Makes
Influenza Vaccine

Ann Arbor. Mich. Dec. Ire
search directed by University OF
Michigan faculty member has pro
duced a vaccine which has proved
TO be effective in protecting against
influenza Previously, proper care
of the patient once he had becoms
an influenza victim was the doc
tors only possibility in combating
the disease.
DR.. Thomas Francis, Jr., chair.
man OF the Department OF Epidemi.
ology in the University of Michi-
gan School of Public Health, is
the director OF the Commission on
Influenza set up in 1871 by the
Surgeon Generals once OF the
Army as part OF board to control
epidemic diseases.
Under contract between the Uni
versity OF Michigan and the War
Department. the niyersity's
School Of Public Health became the
headquarters for the search TO and
some preventative measure against
influenza Or. Jonas <. Sslk. a
research associate at the School OF
Public Health, assisted DIR. Francis
with the successful search.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
Congress Today

tRy Associated rrssSl
Pearl Harhor Committee cnn'iu-
ues questioning o. Gen. George e.
Marshall.
Senate
Con iuues on ship sale bill
Labor Committee hears Donald
Rfchberg testify on bill ~ estah.
ish fact finding boards in labor dis
pm ee
Military Committee calls Ntty
Secretary F1rrestal and Rear Adj
mi~ar Thomas n Robbins lrr i'r
testimony ON armed forces merger
10. station
Atomic Energy Commit sF hears
first %s.v Department witness.
House
Stars debate ON revised 'HIN.'F-
meut legislation
Labor Committee questions '''-
rotary SrhR,lleuhach on strive
prevention legislation
Nata, Committee begins siu"N ".
sliprIrs available f'r fe'urn or
service men from overseas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
Goodfellows Entertain War Heroes
Five Hundred
Attend Party

Men who represented lpsilanti
in the world conflict brought their
wives and girl friends to the mum.
Der OF over 500. to enjoy the Good
fellows Homecoming party at the
Ypsilanti High School Wednesday
night,
As guests arrived, each woman
was presented with a corsage. Carl
Lindegren was introduced by Presi-
dent Jack Shepherd OF the Good
fellows for a community sing using
Christmas songs. John Skelt with
an agreeable line OF chatter, distri-
huted about 30 attendance gifts,
then. came a three way, choice: a
picture show, dancing in the gym.
uasium, supper served in the high
school lunch room. The Llnteen
Committee OF the American Red
Cross had decorated tables with
Christmas green's and poinsettas
and were ready to serve guests dur.
ing the hours OF dancing. There
were huge platters OF freshly sliced
turkey and roasted ham. a variety
Of relishes, apple, mince and pump
kin pie, cheese, hot coffee, milk and
soft drinks One sailor said And
they call this lunch, | never saw
so much good food on one table
In the big gymnasium, GOodfcl-
lows Knowell Hart and Gerald
Mead had festooned the room with
Christmas colors. Glen Ridenour
had platform ready for the or
chestra and singers. Dancing con
tinued until midnight Goodfellows
Matt Max and Al Augustus had soft
drinks near the gymnasium and IN
the lunch room.
or interest was Npsilsnti High
| Schools huge service board carry
/ ing ~ names. There were Is
gold stars on the board. Students
who were in high school one full
semester before entering the ser
vice are listed on the board.
Onicers OF organizations other
/ than the Goodfellows
returning from the service Presi.
| dent Dan r Quirk and Secretary
Paul Ungrodt OF the Board OF Com
merbe President Creston Myers
of the Lions club: President s.
| F.. Fagerstrom, HI anis Club;
/ President Ralph Matthews. Rotary
| Club: Counselor Bayard Buchen OF
| the Veterans Counseling Cente-;
President and Mrs. James Mohler
OF the Junior Chamber OF Com
merce.
Goodfellow officers who greeted
the veterans were lack Shepherd,
president, Glen Ridenour, vice
president: and George c. Handy,
eCretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Lorenz Kisor, head OF the
Red Cross Canteen Service, was
assisted by Mrs. Ross X Bower.
Mrs. Amanda Wickliffe, Mrs Earl
Hancox, Mrs. William f. Bassett,
Mrs. George Milne. Mrs Graeme
Conrad. Mrs. Frances Wright, Mrs.
John b Shepherd Mrs. F, R Schill,
Mrs Richard A. Weir, Mrs. Robert
Wizard, and Mrs Michael Barenow
Announcement was made by Mr..
Shepherd OF the children's party at
4 p. m. Thursday in Npsilanti High
/ School gymnasium, with Thomas
O'Dea as chairman Every child Of
service man and its mother are to
attend Dolls and toys have been
provided and entertainment will he
by a slcight Of hand man, a ventri-
loquist. Santa and clowns.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
NHowRun Expansion Predicted;
Veterans to Haze Housing Units

Ypsilant and county residents took at southeast
Washtenaw County it can be in 1895 at meeting
called by Willow Run Area Planning Committee in Charles
McKenny Hall Wednesday evening At the same session
they oed back to the present by that
Willow Run Housing needed to relieve acute industrial
housing shortage here will be given only to families of dis
tressed if this involves moving the buildings
to other cities
The federal decision delivered by j. P McCollum,
assistant regional representative of the National Housing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
Hundred Make
| Sc of Center

over 100 persons attended tho
open house program At PARK Ridge
Community Center. Wednesday,
marking the opening Of the build
ing. The program was sponsored
bv the members Of Girl Scout
troops 10 and %. under the direc-
tinn Of Leaders Mrs Carrie Madi-
son and Mrs Geraldine TAYLOR
In addition to those attending
the program many persons visited
the center to inspect facilities
The club rooms and general game
rooms were filled with young peo-
nle during the evening Two hun
drad thirfy.one hovs and girls TOOK
part In the various activities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

boost Of s. a day approximately So
per cent. It rejected General
Motors offer Of 10 l-2-cents-an-
hour pay increase.
The voting is being conducted by
the National Labor Relations Board
in - industrial centers in Is states
from California To Massachusetts.
The large number of workers and
polling places makes the strike
vote one OF the most complicated
in the nations history
Starting early in the morning,
the balloting is not expected 10 he
completed before II p. m. in some
plants.
The general executive board OF
the United Electrical Workers has
said there will he no walkout before
the first OF the year. Both union
and management have said nego-
tistions would continue after the
strike vote.
C. NJ. Talks Resumed
Detroit. Dec. 13-AP While
some union leaders resumed limit.
ed negotiations with General Mo-
tors Corp. others more hopefully
went back into huddle today to map
further strategy for speeding IN
settlement 81 their wage night with
the Ford Motor Co.
Negotiators for both Ford and
the CIO United Automobile Work.
ers appeared still conciliatory de.
spite company blast at overall
union policy aud a union reply
that the attack was provocative
Richard T. Leonard, UAW-ClO
Ford director. admitted he was
not very happy over the out
come OF yesterdays wage parlcys,
! but said he would press the union :
demand for -2o-per-csnt wage in
THrease At the next session with
the company Friday
/ Union Ofhcials have expressed
| the belief settlement With any
Of the big three auto producers
would set a pattern which would
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
u. s. WEArHeR FORECAST

Lower Michigan - Cloudy ana
rather cold tonight and Friday.
Snow spreading throughout by to-
night. accommodating to about four
inches in south portion by Friday
morning
Highest temperature yesterday.
rs. lowest, II. Highest tempera.
ture one year ago today, %. lowest,
10. Highest temperature this date
in last Il years, 60 in 1881; low.
est. in 1903.
The sun sets today at sol p m.
and rises Friday at 1859 a. IN. The
moon rises today at 1:i9 p. IN.
and sets Friday at 2:13 a. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
Electrical Workers Vote ON Strike
Ford Wage Talks
Continue Despite
Con1pany;s Blast

New York Dec l3-AP-A strike vote among "A Union
estimated 100000 workers in plants of General Electric,
General Motors and, Westinghouse will be taken today
throughout the nation.
The workers. members of the CIO United Electrical Ra
do and Machine Workers Of America. will decide whether
they will go o strike sometime after Jan. /.
The union third largest CIO affiliate. is seeking wage
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13
Flashes of
Late News

LANSING - AP-GoVernor
Kelly today ordered the state
building division 10 start con-
struetlon at once on a Veter-
ans rsadjuStnent center at
Ann Arbor making an eSeep-
ton In the general policy TO
contract for state construction
with private builders. Kelly
said the state was Stymied In
attempts TO obtain reasonable
bids from private contractors
because Of price, labor and
market uncertainties.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

WASHINGTON -AP- The
Agriculture Department said
today civilian supplies Of meats
p will decline about nine per
cent from present levels Of con-
sumption during the first quar-
ter Of 1916. These supplies will
be sufficient to allow per cap
ita consumption at an average
annual rate Of $50 pounds. The
department said civilians have
been consuming meat in recent
weeks at a rate Of 1855 pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

YOKOHAMA - AP - Eight
Army legal officers indicated to-
day that the first war crimes trials
in Japan scheduled to open Mon
day will he delayed long enough
10 allow the more than 300 defend
ants TO prepare defenses, No def
mite date was set.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

Tennessee Buyer will dollar for clean viii he
here two days only. Phone 91s Adv
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

See STRIKES Page 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

ss1s'' WASHINGTON AP 4 tense le-
gal bs tie doomed today over prose.
cution efforts 10 offer testimony
from a former Japanese submarine
commander IN the Navy court mar
tial OF Capt. Charles Il. McNay, 3rd.
Captain Thomas J. Ryan, Jr., Judge
advocate Of the military court, an.
nounced his intention Of calling the
enemy officer Tko Hashimo.o, as a
witness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

See CONGRESS Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

TIENTSIN. China -AP- Gener
hlissimo Chang Kal-shek appeared
in Peiping today for the first time
IN many years, while his troops.
last reported 90 miles beyond Muk-
den. were reported rolling swiftly
toward Hardin, leading Manchur-
ian industrial center. Other Nation.
al government forces were moving
to Chsngchun, Manchurian capital.
by air.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

SAIGON Delayed JAP Brit
ish headquarters announced today
that Raj planes had strsfed and
cannonaded Annamese positions
Wednesday in response TO an ap-
peal for help from a small French
detachment which found itself out
Eunned at Basna. SO miles north or
the hill station OF Dalai.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

MANILA -AP - Conversion OF
Liberty ships to carry troops home
has been halted as the results
were poor" and the men suffered
hardships aboard. b. Frank Young.
War Shipping Administration offlci.
sl. said today Only 80 ships were
converted. Men aboard some fail
ed to get hot food for FIVE days in
rough weather. Young said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

Shanghai AP-A small freight
or carrying POO Chinese struck a
mine at the mouth OF the Yangtze
River and sank within five minutes
with a loss Of more than 100 lives
early today Only 30 survivors
we're rescued in the pre.dawn dark
ness and ave Of those died.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-13

See WILLOW RUN-Page ;
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

Valstybu ribose lygai tap pat anksciau veiau ir
u denu pasauyje vergu r laisvqju zmonu santvarkal
drauge nebus Vietos
Todel kap tamsus seseiai beslankiotu akiratyje,
mes niekuomet neturme nustoti tkeje kad Letuva vel
bus aisva. Mes pakti Lietuva verguveje reska pak-
ii verguyeje 12o mionu EuropeeiQ su didziausu pa
vojum kad ia verguve laba artmoe ateityje bus is
pesta vsoje Euopoje ir veiau visame pasaulyje Tat
jei prasmngas buvo karas kri savo ribose penkerls
metus vede Jungtines Americas Valstybes kriose tue
metu tebuvo pusketvrto miljono negru vergu, ar ne
abiau prasmingas yra karas siaden kada paskutiniu
dvykos menesiu begyje bosevikai sigo 120 milijonQ
vergu uzimtose Europos dial yse?
Saltas protas sake kad tarp laisvuju r vergu val
stybu kada nors lures vykti konfktas kap prizes 85
metus vyko konfktas tarp petiniu ir siaurinq Ame-
rikos valstybiu kuros ruoztu buvo pasidanusos
verguve patesinancias r jos nepaeisinaneas valsty-
bes. I jei metu konflktui prbrest rekejo CANA
igo lako tai saden kada vso pasauio pusas yra ke-
eriopai je keasdesimts kartu greesnis, tas kon-
fliktas prbresti gall laba greita Todel mes turme
butt jam pasiruose r pasiryze Ir ca didyss Jungtnu
Vastybiu prezdentas Linkolnas yfa NUNS sviesu pa
vyzdzu Js aisves principa padare auksciausu staty
mu il jam vska paaukoo. Sekme jo pavyzdziu ir tt
keknes kad ir tie kuru rankose yra pasaulio kimas
juo paseks sios vilties gavinami mes busme pakan-
kamai stiprus laisves rytojui suaukt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Seka: Vokietijos
Valdymas

Kokia nesamone bus Euro
pole galima speti is to: dabar
jau is Washingtono skelbia kad
j zonas arba sritis padalinta
Vokietija bus grieztai kontro-
liuojama. Viena sriti kontro-
liuos Amerikonai, kita Prancu-
zai, trecia Britai, ketvirta
Rusai.
Sulyg Washingtono pranesi-
mo, savo kontroliuojamoje Vo-
kietijos dalyje Amerikieciai is
teigs mokyklas, spauda, 'ir IT,,
auklejimui tos dalies Vokieciu
taip kad is ju nazizmas "isga-
ruotu'. Tas butu gerai jeigu
Amerika ir Anglia kontroliuo-
tu visa Vokietija bendrai ir ta
programa vykdytQ. ..
Betgi didele dali Vokietijos
yra paeme bolsevikai, kurie
taip pat savotiskai nazizma
naikins - ikaldami pavergtai
Vokieciu DALAI komunizma, net
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

istremimais zymesniu zmoniu,
pahasiai kaip daro Lietuvoje ir
kitur. Paruos savo valdoma
Vokietijos 'sriti prizes tuos pa
cius Amerikiecius, kurie gales
butt net varu isvaryti is Vo-
kietijos, kaipo "kenksmingi''
kapitalistiniai atstovai.
Jau dabar Amerika pasiun-
tie Vokietijon per 800 ivairiu
asmenu is Office of War Infor-
nation, kurie cia paruosti ne
va Vokietijai tvarkyti. Kick
zinorna, j ta paruosian1a mo-
kykla skverbesi komunistai ir
kiti gaivalai, kurie yra keno
nors isanksto numatyti Vokie-
tijon patekti.
Teisinga pastebi Amerikos
laikrasciai kad tas Office of
War Information neatliko tin
kamai sayo darbo Amerikoje,
ka gero gales padaryti Vokie-
tijoje.
Kaip kitais klausimais Eu-
ropos atzvilgiu Amerikos val
dininkai nesugebejo patarnau-
ii taip kaip turejo, tai ir da-
bar, Vokietijos valdymo atzvil-
giu ne tik kad nesugabumu ir
apsileidimu bolsevikams, bet ir
savo. paruostais atstovais Vo-
kietijai tvarkyti pasitarnaus
ivedimui bolsevizmo visoje Vo-
kietijoje, 0 po to kas seka ne
sunku dasiproteti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Kaip LietuMai savo Laisye gyn6 Is metal atga|

Tu pat metu Rugpjucio 80 d., perse-
kioianf pasitraukiancius bolsevikus link
Daugpilio, burininkas Narbutas buvo SUI
zeistas j desine koja. Taciau, neziurint j
tai pa pasiiliko grandineje ir smarkiai YER
zesi priesaki, neleisdamas pasitraukian-
clam priesui apsistoti. Visa laika rode
savo kareiviams drasumo ir pasiaukojimo
pavyzdi. Tas kele kareiviu nuotaika. pull
ii priesa smarkiau.
butas apdovanotas Vyties kryziaus 3 If 2
laipsniais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
LlETUyoS zEMELAPlAI

sioje knygeleje telpa didelis sLietuvos zeme-
lapis, Kauno zemeapis, Lietuyos natal ir
saikai, nliesteliu ir miestu vardai ir prize
kuriu apskriciu priklauso ir kitos Informs
cijos apie buvusia Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
!. lGalima siusti paste zenklais po 5c)
kama SUI prisiuntimu tik $1.OO
Reikalaulxit "Dirvoje'
1870 Superior Ave. Cleveland 8. Ohia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
ID A | n A
(M. Dagilelis)


Stow mergele kaip uogele
Prize duru - verkslena;
Nors karteli dar berneli
Ar matysiu. -. mano.
Prize mergytes stow bernytis
Kaip grazus ziedelis,
10 balnotas, pazabotas
zvengia, tryp' zirgelis.
Eli mus viesas laukia priesas-
Cana zvengt ir kasti!
Gal uz giriu tarp didvyriu
Ticks NUNS mirti rasti!
Kas daryti, elk, bernyti,
Elk narsiai kovoki!
TIE zenklei! 81 kryzeli
Su savim nesioki!
Ink drasuma, sumanuma
Ir melskis kovoje;
Kas mlaldingas, atsargingas
Ia Dievas globoja.
Gala josios-mylimosios,
Skauda jam krutine. =.
Bet sventesne, prakilnesne
Laisve ir tevyne!
I'M zenkleli, ta kryzeli,
Ir liudnai kartoja:
Sudiev sake - ir iskako,
Jau per laukus joja!.
Eli greitesniai ir tikresniai
Plauks pienu upyte
Neg mergelei vel Joneli
Ticks bepamatyti. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
VALGIV
GAMINIMAS
ir Nanny Priziurejimas

kama SUI prisiuntimu $1.25
Didele, ITO puslapiu knyga nurodanti kaip
ganinti visokius valgius: sudeta daugybe
receptu If paaiskinimu kaip paruosti valgius
nuo papfasciausiu Xxi puosniausiu pokilig.
VisoRi kepsniai, pyragai, Writ ir kept val,
giai; rnesos, ir tt. Kuri seimininke turi ru-
10 isigyti sia naudinga knyga. Z
Reikalaukit sDirvoje"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
VABALNINKENU zYGIAI
ManO ginklavimasis

1919 m. pradzioje Vabalninko mics
tell atpludo bolseviku pulkai ir paskyre
vietiniu gyventoju milicija. Bolseviku ka-
riuomenei isejus, milicija dirbo savo dar-
ba: konfiskavo is krautuviu kokias tik ap-
tiko prekes, nese pas save ir dalinosi. Jo-
kiu protokolu nerase.
AS, pamates ju toki veikima, bandziau
prize ju prisitaikyti ir kur tik galedamas
grohdavau is ju sautuvus, kad ir be uz-
raktu, ir be soviniu. Tai Wis ant ju galvos
uz bjaurius ju darbus. Ginlxlus net nuo te-
WI slepiau. Mano tevas buvo amatinin-
kas.
Triju Karaliu diena. bolsevikai padare
demonstracija: eina gatvemis su raudo-
nomis veliavonis ir prie krutiniu priseg-
tais raudonais kaspineliais. Beeidami dai-
nuoja: "Atsisakom nuo senojo svieto., /"
Pasibaigus demonstracijai, bolseyikai
issiskirste j namus ir ten nitingavo, mes
ziurejom kas toliau bus. a;<
Apie Vasario diena vel privaziavo
pilnas miestelis ju kareiviu. Dauguma
buvo apiplyse. AS sukvieciau keletai ma
zu berniuku: IL metu JUL Lauckiuka, sa-
vo broli Kazi Lazdyna ir kitus ir pamo-
kiau= jtaose isimineti is sautuvu uzraktus.
Isimtus uzraktus jie turejo man pristati-
nett Darbar gerai sekesi. Vaikai,a pri-
puldami prize bolseviku vezimu, pristate
man per 20 visokiu uzraktu Mano4 pir-
miau 7surinktiems sautuvams vaiku atnes-
tieji uzraktai kaip tik ir tiko. Tx laukem
progos pradeti bolsevikams spraginti j
apykakles. = E"t& A5 /.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
ApdOvanOtieii

1915 m. Balandzio 8 d., bolseVikams
pl1olant Lietuvius ties Strosunais | (ziez-
marty rajone), nekurie dar nepatyre kau-
tynese savanoriai huvo nusimine. Skyri-
ninkas Domas Narbutas, neziuredamas
prieso suviu, stacias vaiksciojo grandine-
je, drasindamas ir mokydamas Janus ka-
reivius saudyti ir ragindamas JUGS gintis.
Toks Narbuto pavyzdys suteike jauniems
savanoriams drasos ir jau nustojusieji
saudyti vel eme atkakliai gintis. 4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Bolsevikams ivarau baimes

Turejau. 10 rankiniu granatu, 18o ra-
kietu, pentinus, viena durtuva ir Vokis-
ka kariska kepure su kiveriu, kuria. ma
niau gasdinti raudonarmiecius. Kepure
gavau is Antano Lauckos.
Vasario IL d. bolsevikai isvyko from
tan rytus nuo Vabalninko. Nakti as,
nutveres sautuva su mano sumanytu prize
taisu rakietoms leisti, isejau uz miestelio
ir paleidau keleta baltu ir raudonu rake
tu. Bolsevikai, pamate leidziamas rakie-
tas, ramane kad Vokieciai juos puola, ir
eme begti is miestelio. Isbego net valdi-
ninkai. Buvo isbege j Ramongaliu kama
apie kim. nuo Vabalninko
(Bus daugiau)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11
Vet Roberts in Goal
For U-Lions Tonight
Against 0lympics

Moe Roberts, veteran Of 10 years
In the American Hockey League, will
be at goal tonight for the Washing
ton Lions when they shoot for an
upset of Boston's Eastern Hockey
League leading Olympics on Uline
ice at $50.
The 34-year- Roberts, Jewish
veteran from Somerville, Mass, who
starred for the Cleveland Barons
between 1881 and 1941, recently was
discharged from the Navy after a
three-year hitch and has been work
ing out with the Boston Bruins.
Roberts presence will make for
one of the top duels of the season,
since Boston's man in the nets will
be Harvey Bennett. 20-year-old, 6
foot-1 sensation who currently Is
rated tops in the league.
The Lions alone have been the
only skaters to give the Olympics
much trouble this season. They not
only have handed the champs one
Of their two defeats, but also tied
them their last time out here. They
dropped two hotly fought matches to
the Olympics on Boston ice and
thrilled a sell-out crowd Of $4,000 in
Boston Garden last Saturday night
while dropping 81 decision to the
champions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11
More Trainers Called
In Doping Hearings
By the Associated Press.

a
BALTIMORE, Dec. lit h e
Maryland Racing Commission called
before it today two more thorough
bred trainers for hearings on stimu-
latiOn charges as horsemen's group
contended the commission would de-
stroy the sport in Maryland lin its
enthusiasm and zeal to protect the
racing interests of the State"
Summoned for hearings were E. A.
Christmas, trainer for w. L. Brann,
and r. F. Curran, who handles the
E. D. Talbert string. A hearing was
held yesterday for another trainer
and two more have been summoned.
The commission said chemists
test showed the presence of Stimu-
liant in the saliva of Brann's New
Challenge, Pimlico winner November
10. and in Weathercock another
Brann horse, which ran second
November 81. 1t charged that tests
taken from Talberts One Only,
which ran fifth at Pimlico November
II. also showed stimulation.
Yesterdays hearing for Clay SUIT
phin of Annapolis, Md, trainer for
S. w. Labrot, jr's Shake, was con-
tinued for a week or 10 days so that
additional defense witnesses and
testimony can be assembled.
DR.. James Munich, University of
Maryland and Temple professor,
told the commission that a saliva
test from Shake, a Pimlico winner
November 10, showed presence of
morphine,