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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-07

chairman of the State AAA Com
mittre. The order, effective August
20. states that applicants are now
permitted to purchase era" l"r
tractors direct from their dealers
without priority assistance oil
WPB.
Also released from rationihg, on
August n. are tractor and nipple
ment tires. Farmers usiha truck
and passenger tires will cantinu"
obtain them through local Ol'A
Boards.
Delaware Farmers are urged to
take advantage of the Wheat crop
Insurance Program. Sales cam
paigns. which began August II,
will continue September 80 i'll Del
aware and Maryland. during which
time crop insurance applications
will be received at County AA Of
fees in Georgetown. Dover. and
Newark. Participation by Il large
number of farmers will be the only
means of assuring the continued
expansion of the Crop Insurance
program to cover most of the com
mercial crops grown in Delaware
zee
OPA has announced that farmer
producers may arrange TO sci
threSher-run or Ought-cleaned le
sumo and grass seeds to cOuntr!
dealers or commercial professor:
at the maximum price for quality
cleaned seed after the seed ha'
actually been cleaned. providin:
the specific charges for cleaning
services performed to deducted
from these maximum prices at tn
: time of making payment to tn
seller for such seed. Previously,
farmer-producer could sell o
agree to sell quality cleaned see
only after it had actually been pro
Cessed and its base price could b
determined on the basis of tn
quality of the seed.
4 The USDA and the OPA hav
3 Jointly announced that designate
), area average grower price fC
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-07

form of dehydrated powders and
flakes. and 80 to 60 million pounds
Of dehydrated soups can probably
be sold each year.
About SO percent of the dehyd-
rated vegetables sold is expected to
be onions; 81 percent. potatoes; Is
percent. sweet potatoes; and the
remaining II percent divided
among tomatoes. green's. garlic
carrots. cabbage and beets. Sub
Stantial amounts of these deny
drafted vegetables will be used i'll
seasOnings and in soups.
The use of flakes and powders
made from various vegetables has
increased steadily for several years
especially by institutions and food
manufactures. Except during wars,
soups and seasoning have been the
principal dehydrated products sold.
The prediction that I'VE are go
ing to pay more attention to bees
is made by the USDA. The EntO-
nlology experts there state that
bees influence crops. The fewer
the bees. the less abundant the
crops-and no bees, no crops. Bees
must be considered as a means of
self-production to agriculture.
Much of the scientific knowledge
of bees is comparatively new, par
ticularly laws of heredity and .prin-
ciples of nutrition and disease con
troll. Scientists finally have artifi-
cial breeding of queen bees down
to fine point of controlled breed
: ing. This opens the way to breed
| ing better bees that are high-pro-
tucing disease resistant, gentle
, and more manageable. Bee breed
. ing and management. according t
+ the experts. will then take on ;
2 closer resemblance to dOmesti,
animal breeding for production
Bees will be bred both as hone,
f producers and pOllinatOrs.
J. Newark, Delaware, August q
# The discontinuance of distributor
l. control of crawler tractors ha
e been announced by c. Z. Ocheltre;
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-07

cent over the average for 1898.
Food from livestock will be about
i per cent less than last year but
Il pcr cent over pre-War supplies.
currently. there is little hope for
much Improvement IN the first half
OF 1876.
Veterans OF this war have the
ll2ht to purchase through the
smaller Wal Plants Corporation
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Building
Wllmm4tonD up To $2.5Uo worth OF
oDl.plus property for use i'll husi-
less or agriculture. Information
viii be available through county
committees who will handle the
applications.
Veterans also have preference
over ali other purchasers of new
farm machinery except holders of
,mol 9tucY priorities and war
users. TO qualify for preference
certificate. which county AAA
committees issue. veteran must be
engaged in farming and must show
that he needs hut cannot obtain
farm machinery to establish or re-
establish himself i'll farming, and
that lis procurement will increase
~ Uductiun OF csSttntial food
The seasonal reduction in cell
ing prices for melons, except
WatermelOnS. for the period be
ginning July $ applies To all sales
OF those melons III Wholesale mar
ktts. regardless of whether they
We're shipped from the shippin>
point before or after that date.
Last controls ON distribution .
milk cans, stipulatimG distribution
procedures for manufactures. Ia:
been revoked.
y recently announced eat il
steel ALLEGATIONS for farm machl
merry has been restored To PERM
continued manufacture of machine
ry at about the present rate
American farmers are 2cttin
practically all the farm maChinrr
manufactured not more than y
per cent goes to other Countrie
. needing assistance iii their tarl
> industries
Some of the main terms of til
Farm Credit law just signed are Il
follows. Borrower may have tn
, right to make advance payment
u during the first > years OF the LOAF
IS Landmark loans may be made
81 rtfinanCc Unconstitutional debt il
e Cured not less than years pri,
I'll TO date of the application for lua
'"I Loan authority OF Federal lua
a banks is increased to 90 per cent
the appraised value OF farm offer,
,ct rs security. rather than % p
rS cent of the appraised value of far
III offered a. security, rather than
re- per cent of appraised land val
III. and - per cent OF appraised val
is OF improvements. Interest rate
lp- items in default is reduced from
lcd 10 4 per cent maximum. Fedel
by land banks are given authority
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-07
S5oS

compulsory planned economy in peace will destroy
America.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14
.Ves+i IL lvlienjo
omerisskih SIovencev

Chicago, Hl.-Naglo je umrla
radi srcne kapi Augusta Benchi-
ma, stara As let in clanica SNPJ.
Zapusca moza Franka.
Peoria, Ill.-Tukaj je umrla
Andelina Marincich. stara So let
in donna liz vasi Brestova Draga,
slovenija. Bila je clanica SNIP.
Zapusca moza, diva sinova in tri
hcere, vsi odrasli..
Chicago, Ill.-V civilno zivlie-
ME Sc je zopet vrnila Mary
Louise Terschel, hci znane Ter
celjeve druzine il Strabane, Pa.
Sluzila je okrog tri leta kot vo-
iaska bolnicarka in imela Gin
porocnika. Zdaj je zopet nasto-
pila sluzbo pri zeelznici Alton in
bila povisana nadzornico po-
streznic (stewardess).
Chicago. - V civilno zlvlje-
ME Sc je vrnil John w. Do
brauz, sin druzine John Do
brauz. v vojni je bill 81 mese-
cev, cd teh % mesecev v Afri-
XII, Indiji in Burmi in prejel je
vec odlikovanj. Sluzil je prl
signalnem koru in nj b:l niti en-
dan ma dopustu. Pred vstopom
v armada je izdelal srednjo So
10 Lane Technical High. Zdaj
.je star 21 let. Njegov oce ina
cevljarsko obrt ma severni stra-
nj mesta.
Nokomis, Ill. - Casino so bi-
Ii odpusceni IL armade Charles
Rak, Andy Strazar in John
Hauptman. Domov so Sc vrnili
zdravi po vec kot treh letih
trpljenja v vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14
DRUSTVO NAPREDNI SLO
VENCI ST. 5 rSDZ

Vse clane in clanice nasega
drustva tenn potion opozarjam
ma sklep novemberske seje. Bi-
10 je sklenjeno, da Sc ne bo po-
siljalo nobenih pismenih vabil
"a to sejo, ampak 4velja "a vse
samo vabilo potom Glasa in 10
kalnih casopisov.
Apeliram ma vse clane in cla-
nice, XII tekom leta ne zahajajo
ma seje, da vsaj ma glavno sejo
pridete, posebno pa vabim ma
Sc clane- vojake, Xxi SO Sc re vr-
Mill il vojaske sluzbe, da pride
te ma sejo. Glavna seja je jako
velikega pomona "a napredek
drustva. Posebno pa so vazne
volitve odbora, katerega maj bi
81 clani izvolili tako, da bi bill
vsi zadovoljni z MIN. LIE pridi-
te, da sc v bratskem duhu vsaj
enkrat ma leto kaj pogovorimo
in ukrenemo vse potrebno "a do
brobit drustva in nase Zveze. Pc
seji bono imeli tudi malo pri-
grizka. Sejo Sc vrsi v navadnih
prostorih, v sobi st. 3 stare po-
slopje SIND in sicer OBJ devetih
dopoldne.
Ma svidenje!
Geo. Turek, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14
KIDD PREDNJAcI?'

Mnogokrat slisimo in citamo O
narodnem prednjastvu v Ameri-
XII. Tega nj! Vsaka narodnost je
doprinesla svoj delez danasnji
Ameriki. Styarno je opisano v
knjigi "A Nation of Nations" XII
je najnovejse delo nasega anne
riskosslovenskega poznanega in
spostoyanega pisatelja Louis
Adamica. Knjigo Sc dobi tudi v
urednistvu 1Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14
lJrednl1<oVa
po$ta
Letna seja drustva
stew. s SDZ

Euclid, o. TEN potom Sc pro-
81 clanstvo drustva st. 8. SDZ,
da Sc udelezi letne seje, XII sc
vrsi v lpetek 21. decembra %
7::3O zvecer Slovenskem drus-
tvenem ,domu na Recher Ave.
Seja je. zelo pomembna in vo-
lilo Sc tbo sodbor "a leto 1916.
Ysakdo, Xxi hodi la seje, dobro
We, kako tezko je, ako ma seji
nj zadostno steyilo elanstVa. 70
je pa De tbolj .obcutno Ma letni
seji v ,decennbru. Zato je vaz
no, da Sc vsi odzovete sedaj in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14

pridete ma sejo, kjer boste 81 IL
hrali svoj .druatveni odbor, ri
bo v .bodocem letu deloval Ia
drustvo in organizacijo. 49,.
Torej pridite ma sejo, da 81
izvolite odbor po svoji volji. Pc
sell bono imeli nekoliko zabave.
Pozdrav -
= John Barkovich, preds.
nadzornega odbora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14

jine sestre Francke." :" -:
" .gornjem je navedena vsebi-
ma pisma, Xxi sem ga podpisani
prejel Cd moje sestre Franice il
Loke pri Zidanem mostu. Pismo5
je bilo datirano ~. oktobra in
peGat "Vojne teenzure" nosi .da-
tum 26. oktobra 1915. Cenzurna
oznacba je -samo ena, in sicer
sapo slovenska. L. tega bi Sc.
dalo sklepati, da 9je urad cenzu-
re "a Slovenijo v vLjubljani. Pi-
smo je bilo prejetov Clevelandu
20. novembra, kar kaze, da je
potovalo lie nekaj mad mesec dni.
Vas Loka stoji oh Saw, stiri
kilometre vzhodno cd Zidanega
mosta, ter Oh cesti in oh zelez-
niski progi, XII vodita v smeri
proti Zagrebu. Moja rojstna hi
sa, kjer biva moja neporocena
sestra Franica, je pod vinsko 60
rico Kozje, kako poldrugo mi
lilo severno Cd Loke oziroma cd
Save in zeleznice. Tam so osam-
ljene in raztresene kmetije, VEN
dar, kot je razvidno iz pisma, so
tudi tam stikali okupatorji. Ma
kmetiji, kjer je bill nekoc moi
dom in kjer Sc biva sestra Fra
MICA, gospodari neki oddaljeni
sorodnik. Partizan joe, XII je
omenjen v pismu, je sin doticne
druzine, in kot tax moi daljni
sorodnik. s@
Znacilno je, da je sestra pre-
jela samo mole prvo pismo, XII je
bilo cd tn poslano v zacetku me-
SEGA junija, ne pa poznejsih, XII
so bila posiljana pozneje, neka-
terra zracno posto. Tudi Move
Dobe je dobila lie diva iztisa in
potem mic vec. IL tega Sc da skle-
patti, da so nasi. 'prijatelji" An
,glezi Sc vedno zelo .uspesni v "a
drzevanju pisems in 'tasopisov il
Jugoslavije v Ameriko in obrat'
no. Kot je nedavno povedal jul
goslovanski poslanik Simic, sc
ogromne kolieine jugoslovanske
poste, namenjene v Ameriko
hladi v skladiscih Bariju ir
'drugih italijanskih pristaniseih
kjer je med cenzorji tudi vecje
stevilo bivsih domobrancev II
eetnikov. Tam Sc skoro gotovc
zadrzuje tudi posta IL Amerike
Kontrolo mad vsem tenn pa ina
kolikor nam je znano, Anglia
Mi ameriski drzavljani 81 bono
to anglesko "prijaznost" in de
mokracijo zapomnili, in ne
dvomno 81 jo bodo zapomnili tud
drzavljani svobodne republic
Jugoslavije.
Anton j. TerbOvec.
Posneto IL Nove Dobe, glasiIo
Ameri$ke bratske sVese
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-14

Novice Il Loke pri Zidonem mos+u

Cleveland. @. " naslednjinl|
je navedena vsebina pisma, XII
ga je urednik Move Dobe ,dobil
cd svoje -sestre Franiee Terbo-
vec IL Loke pri Zidanem mostu v
Sloyeniji:
"Dragi brat! z velikim vese-
ljem sem prejela Tvoje pismo,
nekako diva meseca po odposi-
ljatvi. V istem casu sem lprejela
tudi diva iztisa Move Dobe, po-
tenn pa mic vec. Ker sem bila boil
ma, nisem mogla takoj odpisati;
zdaj sem pa re boljsa. Ia stiri
leta vojne sem Sc nekako pre-
tolkla; lacni ravno nismo bill,
le straht1, smo zelo mpogo pre-
stall.
"Dasi smo bolj ma samoti, SO
okupatorji vendar pogosto pre-
taknili vse kote, in nikdar nisi
bill warren, da te ne zgrabi trda
roka in postavi Oh zid ali vrze
v avto. 'Gorje, kjer so nasli ka-
kega partizana, Sc veeje gorje
pa druzinam, katerih svojci so
bill pri partizanih. Najveckrat
je sla VISA druzina v lager, do
move so pa pozgali.
''Ko je slo proti koncu, je bila
posebno zelezniska proga hudo
bombardirana; vasi oh cesti, kot
Loka in Breg, so bile precej po-
skodovane. Kadar so bombe tre-
skale prav zares, so seyeda oku-
patorji streljali z vseh hribov,
kajti Nemci so sc bill zarili in
zabarikadirali v vsak hrib; tudi
k nam so frcali drobci izstrel-
kov.
lob casu, ko Sc je zacela Sire
ma mesati, so kraji Oh cesti mno-
go prestali. Posebno, ko Sc je
'ustaska nadloga' valila vec dni
gori OBJ Saw. Ustasi so upali uiti
v Nemcijo, pa Sc jim nj posre-
clio. Cez par dni je drhal drla
nazaj, ker naprej nj mogla. Ma
81 so jih trail nazaj in jih po-
tenn spravilf na7 ta111o kot 1ujet-
nike. Ker je bila costa preozka,
so trume oba kraja bezecih
ustasev mnogo polja pomandra-
lie. Mislim, da I'll je vse to znano
il casopisov, cato ne bonn bolj
IA drobno opisovala.
'Zdaj Sc je tn ze precej ure-
dilo. Seveda, vsega sc Sc ne dohi,
zlasti "a obutev je hudo. Prvi so
seveda izseljenci, XII sc vracajo
ubogi, prazni in skoro nagi ma
razdrte ali pozgane domove, ma
s plevelom in grmovjem pre-
rastle njive. Dan ma dan romajo
sem ma Stajersko in prosijo Ii
ia "a seme, 'orodja, Irvine, oble-
ke in tako naprej. seveda Sc
oblast trudi jih preskrbeti, ali
vsega nj mogoee storiti v krat-
KEN casu: oni pa bi radi vsaj
nekaj posejali po njivah. Take
res sami ne vemo, kaj bi Sc ko-
\ Inu odstopili.
"Res, veliki revezi SO, toda
veseli SO, da SO spet donna, in
imajo pogum, da 81 bodo scaso-
ma Re vse uredili. Kdor pa je dal
zivljenje, je dal vse, in nihce mu
ga ne more vrniti.
"Tudi nasi so izgubili v te.
vojni najstarejsega sina Jozeta,
Star je bill Is let in cd meseca
julia 1914 naprej Sc je boril v
vrstah partizanoy. Prye mesece
Sc De enkrat .oglasil liz Dolenjske
potem pa mic yec. Tako je re vet
kot emo leto, ko nj nobenega gla.
su o njem, in mi smo skoro izgu.
bill ze vse upanje. IL vseh delos
sveta Sc oglasajo in so Sc vrnil
mnogi tistih, ki SO Sc ostali zivi
kaj je z nasim, pa ne moreno
izvedeti. TO kon6no nj mic cudne
ga, ko jih je toliko oblezalo al
obticalo v. snegu po gorah. Sa,
Sc je to dogajalo Sc po nasih 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-Base-
ball fans who've been telling club
owners and managers-unof1c ially-
how to run their teams for years,
now can advise the Phillies-ofh-
cially.
General Manager Herb Pennock,
recognizing the rights of fans to
give owners and managers the bene-
fit of their opinions, has formed
the first official "grandstand man
ayers club" in the 106-year history
of baseball.
And even Manager Freddy Fitz-
simmons, who's been receiving I'M
solicited advice from fans for years,
is in favor of the new setup.
"They have been yelling at me all
year." said Fitzsimmons.
"A few more will make the party
little merrier and maybe they will
help, too. A Thousand heads are
better than one"
In addition, Pennock says, grand
stand managers, who become such
by applying at the Phillies' office or
by mail, will be entitled to sit in a
special section located behind the
Pills dugout.
The motto of the club, 'De beste
stuurlui staan aan wal" which,
translated, means 1.-THE best pilots
stand on the Shore" appears at the
top of the membership cards.
The cards entitle the managers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
Three SoftboII Teams
In Northeast Debuts

Three teams make their first ap-
pearance in the Northeast Mems
Softban League tonight when FBI
encounters Castleberry's Autos in
the opener and Arlington Asphalt
meets the Atlas Club, which has one
victory to its credit, in the nightcap.
In last nights double-header, the
Southeast Girls nicked the Merrick
Girls, 1913, and the Kavakos Grill
Royal Restaurant tilt ended in a
tie at Sail. The Wiegand sisters
were the stars for Southeast, ac-
counting for of the 10 runs with a
homer and a double. Walter Smiths
seventh-inning hit that drove in
three runs tied up the mems game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

Old Dominion Kennel Club is all
set for its spring sanction match
This will be held on June 10 at the
Ballston baseball stadium, in Ar
lington. Entries, as usual. will be
taken from noon until o'clock, and
judging will start shortly after.
Jean Glassen, chairman of the
Match Committee, is working on a
judges list that is designed to satisfy
all exhibitors. Worthwhile trophies
have been pledged for all groups
and arrangements are being made to
serve refreshments.
National Capital Kennel Club has
voted to combine its projected obedi-
ence trials with a sanction match
for all ages and breeds on May 20
This show will take place at the
Meadowbrook Saddle Club. ODT
permission has been granted for an
obedience trial, which, it is expected
will cover the sanction match, too
Frank Chupp of Baltimore will Judge
the obedience classes. Entries for
these have to be in the hands of the
superintendent, Vincent Sorrentino
101 Hawaii avenue NE, by May a.
Entries for the sanction match will
be taken at the grounds on the day
of the show between noon and 30
Mrs. Walter Place Of Kensington
Md, is corresponding secretary and
bulletin editor of the Southern
Chow Grow Club. Her imperial
yellow News-a-gram is q medley OF
chow news and pertinent extracts
from Washington newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
New Negro Baseball Loop
includes Six Big Cities

A new Negro baseball league was
in the field today to challenge the
old National Negro circuit, with
Brooklyn, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Chi
cago, Toledo and Philadelphia hold
ing franchises.
No mention Of Washington was
made in the announcement of the
loops organization, with John
Shackleford, Cleveland lawyer, as
president. Branch Hickey, who
made the announcement, criticized
existing Negro circuits as mo
leagues at all" The Brown Dodgers
have leased Ebbets Field for five
games during the current season.
Shackleford expressed the hope
the league would be accepted as a
regularly constituted member of or
gained baseball by the end of 1916
and Hickey promised his help in
putting it on a sound basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
Old Dominion Kennel Club Set
For Sprinq Sanction Match

Charley Davis, sporting dog han-
dler supreme, genial companion,
dean of dog handlers, passed away
recently. Charley's life was one Of
devotion to the dog. He will be
missed not only in his own New
York town, but all over the country.
According to survey made by the
Gaines Dog Research Center, 11,000,-
900 of the Nations 100000 dogs
live on farms and ranches and earn
their keep either as shepherds, stock
dogs, guards, hunters, or in other
specific duties. The purely pet dog
largely is big institution, and even
as pet generally has specific duties
of guardianship and companionship.
Julia Whiting of Middleburg, Va,
long has raised German shepherds
for the Seeing Eye Institution at
Morristown, N. j. She now is con-
tributing Shetland sheepdogs for the
convalescent soldiers at the Pawling
Veterans Hospital. These dogs are
doing a fine JOB of mental therapy
at time and in place where they
vitality are needed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
One Final and Two Semis
In Friends Tennis Today

Two semif1hal matches in the
Friends School interscholastic tennis
tournament and the final in the
boys invitational were to be played
today on the Friends courts.
In interscholastic play Bob Smith
of ST. Adams was to meet teammate
Leroy Morgan at 4 o'clock, and Bill
Rafferty, of Dewitt was to oppose Eu-
gene Griffin Of Coolidge. The final
in the boys tourney pitted Jack
Yates against Gil Bogley at $3.50
Both are from Landon.
Smith reached the semifinals yes
terday by eliminating Dick Fink OF
Coolidge, 60, 6-3, in the only
mach played.
st. Adams and Coolidge are tied
for the interscholastic team lead
and if Griffin defeats Rafferty,, they
still will be deadlocked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
Five-Team Military Loop
To Start Action Monday

One Of the hottest amateur dia-
mond circuits in the th-Atlantic
sector gets underway Monday when
Andrews Field visits Fort Myer to
launch, the Metro Military League.
Army Medical Center, Army War
College and Boiling Field round
out the team roster and President
Bill Flester today said he anticipates
one of the closest flag fights in Dis
trict sandlot history.
The teams will play twice around
in each half with the two winners
clashing in a 3-game championship
play-off the first week in August.
The pennant winner will compete
in the All-American National tour
nament at Baltimore in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
Helping Kids 10 Play
Ball Is Rated Main
Job by Chandler
BY the Associated Press.


LEXINGTON, KY, May 8.-An
old semipro baseball player who
climbed to the highest Office in the
sport believes that if he could get a
bat into the. hand of every kid in
the country" he would feel he'd
done more good than being United
States Senator.
Senator A. B. (Happy) Chandler,
baseball commissioner ELECT, told a
banquet audience here last night
how his father taught him to play
baseball and how he had learned
the rudiments of fair play.
His dad, 74-year-old S. j. Chan
dler, sat near as Happy" smilingly
reminisced in the presence of James
Park, his old baseball coach and
teammate, and representation of
baseball's notables.
At the same time, switching to
his job as Senator, Chandler said
he had not yet decided when he
would resign-and reiterated that
he was under no pressure to resign
from the congressional post.
The Senator, however, said 1t
would please him If Park, Fayette
County commemorative attorney
and defeated Republican senatorial
candidate in the 1914 general cleo
ton, became his successor.
Attending the dinner also, spon-
sored by the Cooperative Club of
Lexington in Chambers honor, were
William E. Benswanger of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, Warren Giles, Gin
cinnati Reds; Bob Quinn, Boston
Braves; Bruce Dudley, Louisville
Colonies, representing the Boston
Red Sox; Leslie M. O'Connor, spe-
cial assistant to Chandler; Walter
Mulbry, the Senator's secretary;
Lexington Mayor r. Mack Oldham
and members of Chambers family.
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physical requirements were being
indicted anyway.
An aide to Mr.. Price said today
that I'VE just have learned from
the War Department that applica-
ton Of the regulation governing
such cases has been Indefinitely
suspended"
Undersecretary of War Patterson
ordered an investigation based on
Mr.. Prices complaints of discrimina-
ton.
ANY case of a professional athlete
now before the War Department for
review will be held in allegiance
pending result of this investigation, i"
Mr.. Prices aide said he had been
advised.
This means that such players as
George Case, Mickey Haefner and
Dutch Leonard, all Washington Sen
ators recently examined, rejected
and their cases sent to the War
Department for final decision, will
not be indicted, pending final result
of the War Departments investiga-
| tiOn"