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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17
INDIANS WANT
 BILL OF RIGHTS

BROWNING, Mont, Oct. IT, American Indians want "a Bill of Rights"
 The National Council of Ameri- can Indians plans to inaugurate "a campaign to remove all racial dis elimination, when it convenes for its second annual convention at this northwestern Montana Blackfeet reservation agency October 2225.
 Delegates from 40 different tribes in 20 states are expected.
 FULL CITIZENSHIP BILL
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Senator Robertson R-Wyo) is advocating full citizenship rights for the Ameri- can Indians.
 He said today he would introduce legislation for that purpose.
 American leaders have criticized European countries for their treat ment of minority groups, but have done nothing to "straighten out their own minority suppression he told a reporter.
 We have herded the American Indians into tiny reservations and treated them like children. We have killed personal initiative and the de- sire to learn and to acquire. In. a broad sense they have always been prisoners of the government"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

Andre Sainte- Marie of Sitka ar- rived this morning by plane and is registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17
sITKA VISITOR

Lowell Colby, resident of Sitka, is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

BERLIN-One of the most im- portant documentary catches of the war was disclosed in Berlin today. The Americans have unearthed the Nazi Party's master file of personnel records. The file includes almost 8,O00.000 membership cards, includ- ing those of the Ausland Deutsche organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

BATAVIA, Java = Extremists of the Nationalist Youth Movement got completely out of hand in many areas of Java tonight, killing and footing in frenzied zeal to show their hatred for Europeans,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

MOSCOW-Resid of portions of East Prussia, wrested from Ger many, and the Kuriles and southern Shakhalin Island, taken from Japan, will vote in the Russian general election February 10 and elect depu- ties to the Supreme Soviet of the U. s. s. R.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17
PROPOSES CUT IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING
B ULLET N S

WASHINGTON = President Tru- man will use his personal influence next week in an effort to sell some kind of universal military training to a reluctant Congress. He will address a joint session Tuesday on the subject, Congressional leaders announced today after conferring with MT. Truman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

LONDON-A broadcast by the All- India radio today said an attack by about four hundred Annamese who used pistols and poisoned arrows has been repulsed in Saigon, Indo- China.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17

LONDON-TheB Brussels radio de- clared today that the Belgian Cham Der of Deputies has blocked a refer endum on the return to the throne of King Leopold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
CARDS OF prrRnITtRs


FLINT, July l0-Lt. Franklin
Schulz. who pitched in the Mich
igan State League along with
Stubby Overmire of the Tigers
and Steve Gromek of the Indians,
was killed in action last month in
the Philippines, it was learned
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
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PITCHING
Fight Results

NEWARK tMeadowbrook Bowl Freddie
Fiducia 1851. Newark. J, lutpointed
Billy Grant. i56is. Orange. n J 1ol.
NEW YORK (Queensboro Arena Chester
Rico 1873 New York OutpOinted Patsy Spa
tsru lao New York 81. Johnny Ryan.
1871. New York. outpointed Johnny Taylor.
l6l 60 George Knox, l2T. Newark. N j..
outpolntcd Irving MaEid. l2s View York ~ /:
Joe Carkldo i2eas Younstown, o, out
pointed Lou Prince l3O. Princeton.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIRSI RACE-4-year-ulds anc up. = mile
VaiGina Greedy
ICsnninsI Ii4.sO 900 1900
wise Decision stone 90 500
Rough Honey Bazarettl , 60
Time II As ~ 50
Savs Sister la Scala Bold Chance, Mar
Esprit Camera Man Brandon Point Code
Mentor. su5er Foot and Macs Quest also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Legion Stars
Set for Game

Two American Legion baseball
xil-star teams, representing the
0Ceam of more than 600 young
layers under II, are set for their
big game tomorrow evening at
Briggs Stadium.
The two squads, Detroit District
All-Stars and Suburban All-Stars,
tangle in the first game of its
kind here at 6 p. IN. Admission
is free.
Both squads worked out yester-
day al Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
sIlYYniH nnMNs

i-ALLECRo Trailer. Lady Boswell.
2-AGRONOMIST Treasure Bound. Pssspet.
3-MIss EUEIcE, Lazy Bones VA! AATk-
ham
4-ERic KNIGHT, Two KICK. Kssr OF
Audley
5-INNATE. Count Ballot. Bsruna
6-OCHAM Captain Caution. Double feA-
tuTe.
7-RIVER WOLF BhAr Play hsterislize.
S-REAI MAN. JockarandO. Rose Red.
BEST-OCHAM
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
P. @. A. Scores

DAYTON. O. July 10 OUP)--
Eu..au.4n.,- ar.--t tif,--i0* scorers az
the end Of IS holes in the 36-hole
qualifying play Of the peas Ma
tlOnal tournament
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
AOUEDUCT RESULTS

FIRST RACL-2-yesr-Clci s.. iufiOngs
Fafm Man Atkinson Also $40 : 40
Fingpes Caf'agcIls 20 90
Ben Huf KlfklAnc so
Time J OF Is OF ] 3oiz
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iIFhfer EaEy SprA s.JohnS'cwE kld.
JAcron snc a-p0rt Sad also ran
a-Bcialr- Wheauy entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Race Entries, Selections and Results
BEST SELECTIONS

AQIIEDUCT

i-RUSSIAN vALoR. hadlyn n Gun
Deck
2-KAY SCOUT, Menace, Cadet Girl.
3-HFlyETIAN Copper Boy. First Reward.
4-GOoSE FEATHER. Cominta. Hsrem.
5-MRS. AhES. Miss Drummond, Dramuir'
6-+FIRST STAGE. Wise sun, Bnd0n,
7-BRICHT GALLANT. Zanzibar, Landslide
BEST-MRS. AMES.
ARLINGTON PARK
l-BEAN POT, COnientment MY Stsr
2-HAVARA LAD. High ThoTne, fosef-
house
3-NosTRADAMUs Forevic. pstruiss
ALMIGHTY STORY, Lookout Dice Cid
Play
5-sHEER LUCK. Sharp Watch, DevasiAt-
ing.
6-DAiLY TROUBLE. old Kentuek, Take
wing.
7-sIRIUs Diderod Navy Cross.
s--BAYONG CerberuS. Paducah.
BEST-DAILY TROUBLE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

PROVIDENCE. r. Louis Long. 100. Chi
cago. outpointed tari Lo~mAn, 400, Detroit
tst Joe J White, 40. Buffalo, outponted
Jerry Berthlaume. $50. Provide tsl;
Cerei,no BRONCO, las, Fall River Mass.
ouipointed BaNyl Carubis i4e New York
tsi Leo Gagne. las Fall River, stopped
Fred Tetrone ia. U s Navy 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

The Detroit All-stars will have a
veteran crew handling the T
charges. Managers are Morris
Wancour, who won several state
titles with Roose Vanker, and
Mike Menosky. former major
Lacquer of Century Post.
Two other figures we'll known in
junior baseball circles, Hal Shields
and Freeman Eddie" Edwards,
are named as coaches of the De-
troit team.
The Suburban All-StarS Will be
managed by Virgil Lazarus, Royal
Oak, and Stan Garrison OF Allen
Park with James Perino, Dear
born, and Bernie MCShane, Wyan-
dotte, acting as coaches
DETRoir DISTRICT ALIesIARs
PITCHERS Mickey Minsus Roose YsnEef.
Ray Herbert. Learned Boo KDnHSti. Learned
Bob BRAKE, kosedais PaTk Ted Kaguscinsh.
HArpef-Van Dyke Dick klimczsk EJshWay,
Don Mar'l Pohseiius. Don DoNney Philip.
CATCHERS-Eiil Cheedie. Century JACK
Morgan PosseliuE Ralph December. Crosse
POinte Bernard Kries Polio,
SHORTsTOP-Et Goveu. R0sedale PARK
FIRST BAsE- Tom mefiaie Learned Don
Garter, EssuGiy
SECOND BAsE-Chss'sf sGAhh beaudrj
Len Anderson sun. Bob Sthuld- AlSef
THIRD BASE-Morea Graves Young Al
ot'TFTFLDEFS-B Ho,n. BusF, Larry
Hal KuiuicE RosenWa!d FRANK Rice Haley
MANhGEFS-Hrrty "ahcoGI Rooss V4nsei
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass Cocoa KID.
i53, New Haven. Conn, ouipoin'ed Joe Car
ter lS4 Rome y Y t10t, Freddie Cra-
ham. Is2 New YORK stopped Frankie Flo
relic, ISL. Paterson, n j. ga.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

PHILADELPHIA tshibe PARK Cpl Bob
MONTGOMERY. 1854, Philadelphia. ouipointed
Nick Moran. 14Ots Los Angeles tl0l, santa
Bucca 1851, Philadelphia. outpointed Archie
Wilmer, i30, Wilmington. Del. tl0b.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

THIRD RACE- 2-yesf-oda 5iz furiongy
Hypnotic STOUT $50 40 20
Donna " G. krcsgOi 90 so
var Kiit wright 10
Time ! o. IS oN 24l
PAPER Cup. CalAm.lk And Musical COMEDY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
FOR WEDNESDAY

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xNsive pounds claimed f0g riger
IskSeyen pounds claimed frr ndrr
Horses listed according 70 post position
Wcsther cloudy TRACK fast
Post. ! SO 3 m Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
FOR WEDNESDAY

as = and l. ~ Sldeil entry.
KApprtutiCt allowance claimed
Horses hated IN order az pogt positinn.
Weather clear. tack fast
Pptt : p ~ fDctroif time
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
fOH MIDNIADAN

ks lbs claimed by Rider
11R7 lbs claimed Dy rider
weather cloudy. track fast
post. 23O .. m Detroit umG
EalAeX LATED ~ .nscEs - p--t- -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

cHICAco-spider Thomas. il3 Muncie.
caro- 90: TED Christie. 1904, Chicago, out
pointed Eacie larson. i52. chieaso lsli
Charlie P6s: iss. GIy: Ina, ostpois'ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
DETROIT DISTRICT ALI~sIARs
stBtRBA> DISTRICT ALL-sTARS

|coAcHEs1nsi shields. Lsained. Freeman
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
VETERAN COACHES

day at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
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Evening star., 1945-05-31
Cardozo Relay, Leeth
Crack Meet Marks

PROVIDENCE, r. I. May 31-Two
meet records were cracked when
Cardozo and Western High Schools
of Washington, D. c., won events in
the American Legion Memorial Day
track fixture at Brown Stadium yes
terday.
Alvin McCaskill, Jim Baucom,
Clarence Turner and Bill Mathis of
Cardozo broke their own record in
the 880-yard sprint relay when they
hung up time of 1926 in contrast
to their mark of l:34.2 established
in winning last year.
Ray Leeth of Western set mark
of 26.1 to win the 220-yard low
hurdles, lowering the record of 26.5
made by Ed Yoxall of La Sale Mill
tary Academy.
Another District of Columbia en-
try, Buddy Gillette of Western
shared in record-smashing effort
when he ran a close second to Mel
vim Lane of Mattanawcook Acad-
emy, Lincoln, Me-, in the mile. Gil
lette lost by inches as Lane won
in the record-breaking time OF
4:32.7.
Matthias, anchor man on the
CardoZo relay team won the 100
and 220-yard dashes without lower
ing existing marks. He ran the loo
in los and the 220 in 23.7. Leeth
took second in the high hurdles.
Cardozo, defending champion, fin
ished second in team scoring with
"a points behind the winning total
Of 381a by La Sale. Western was
fourth with II.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
BY BEN McALWEE.

What looms as Washington's big
gest summertime mixed doubles
league opens at 7:30 tonight at Hi
Skor. Already Assistant Manager
Hokie Smith has "a teams in line
and the entry list will be held open
until starting time.
There is no limit to averages. The
loop will operate on a two-third
handicap basis.
Also all set to get under way to-
night is the Brookland Merchants
mixed league at Brookland at 7:30
Mount Alto No. team composed
of Col. Bean, Duffy, Reid. Mathie-
son, 1t. Dobbs and Clark won the
District of Columbia Medical
League championship with the Pen
tagon quint of Maj. Nicolette, Maj
Young. Maj. Clark, DR.. Harrell, DR.
Klepner and Seitzinger the runner
up. The Suburbanites with Drs.
Ottman, Lewis, Gable, Faris and
Creveling beat out Mount Alto No
for third place on total pins.
Duffy of the flag winners carried
of top-average laurels with 1862
with Maj. Nicolette second with
1880 and DR.. Ottman third with
109-17. DR.. Morse fired the season. S
high game of 156, nosing out DR.
Lewis for the honor by one pin
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Bee Bees Tough Job
Keeps Him in Trim

Bee Bee Washington, Georgetown
Negro middleweight who is training
daily at the Apollo Club for his 10
round bout with frankie Terry Of
New York Monday night in Griffith
Stadium, believes that hard work
plenty of its the secret of stay
ing in condition.
And Bee Bee, who at 81 is set
tied family man with five children,
practices what he breaches. The
Foggy Bottom star, whose endur-
ance and condition are the envy of
boxers here, works as a stevedore for
a local paper concern, and puts in
long hours.
Most boxers lay off between
training sessions" Bee Bee says.
'"They get soft, and then try to
get back in shape in a week or so
of. training. 1t can't be done"
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Dusek Wins Over SavoIdi
To Continue Mat Streak

Rudy Dusek, an old-time favorite
with District wrestling fans, is 60
ing great guns in his current come
back campaign, and has added a
victory over the rough Angelo Sa-
voldi to his string. Rudy defeated
Savoldi with a body press in %
minutes in the feature match last
night in Turner's Arena.
In the other star event, Don Evans
body pressed a win over Ed (Stran-
gler) White in "a minutes, and in
preliminaries George Macricostas
hoored Red Russell in 16 minutes
with an airplane spin, Nick Hitch
and Milo Steinborn battled to a
Commute draw, and Duke Keomuka
gained a win when Eddie Hennigan
was disqualified at the 1S-minute
mark.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Big Mixed Doubles Pin League
Will Open Tonight at Hi-Skor

Mathieson tailed high set of 1888
with Col. Balls $50 second. Maj.
Resta led with A strikes and DR..
Ottman was the best spare maker
with 17S. Prizes were presented at
the leagues banquet held at Ken
wood Country Club.
With gross scores of 706 the COM
bination Of Marion McAndrews-
Shorty Moye and Bing Moen-Jack
Day last night tied for first place in
the Brookland Recreation mixed
blind pig tournament. The win
ming couples split s26. George Hays
and Hall Williams we're third with
$50.
A women's national three game
team set record of 1886 is the boast
of the Virginia Dairy team of the
Richmond (Va.) Womens League.
In a league match at Haskin' S
Bowling Center, April II, the dairy
quint posted games of 667, 593 and
626 to crack the former mark Of
1912 rolled by the Whitney Grove
team at New Haven, Conn, in 1912.
Edna Brockwell, one of the coun-
try's leading woman duckpinners,
led the charge with 427. Other
scores were B. Baur, 1888; E. Wo-
mack, 298; M. Roth, 389, and E.
Richeson, $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Baseball and Turf Records Fall as Crowds Exceed Half Million
Cubons Gain Revenge as Griffs
Twice Whip Champion Browns

OH Leonard in the second and the
hit of his shin led to another tally,
knocked in with a single of the re-
lieving al Carrasquel. Then Car
rasquel braced to hurl well through
the eighth, when the Mats pulled up
to tie.
Torres singled of Tex Shirley,
who went the route for the Browns
with an eight-hit job, to. tally when
Pinch-batter Hills Layne doubled.
George Cases single scored Torres
with the deadlocking run. Then
Wally Holborow held the Browns for
an inning before Ullrich took over
on the pitching hill.
Griff Rally in Ninth Fails.
It looked as though the Mats
might win in the ninth when
George Binks singled and Fred
Vaughn sacrificed. Shirley pur-
posely passed Guerra and Torres to
fill the sacks, then Jake Powell
forced Binks at the plate and
Pinch-batter Harlond Cliff struck
out.
o0t pdSS u huilcl, SdCIulC Dy
Rinks and-after Vaughn popped
out-that slashing single by Guerra
ended 1t in the 18th.
Three pitchers we're faced by the
Mats in the second game, with Potter
and Sig Jakucki yielding scores.
George Caster hurled an easy eighth.
The Browns kicked in with four
errors, two by Potter as he manhan-
died bunts. Singles by Pieretti and
Case, with an error mixed in, &C
counted for two third Inning runs
and Binks' double backing two errors
in the fifth meant two more. Sin
giles by Kuhel and Vaughn helped to
run OF Jakucki in the seventh.
In the second game Washington
fans got their first look at Pete Gray,
the Browns one-armed player. Pete
went to bat for Potter in the sixth
and rifled pitch toward right, only
to have Kuhel check the ball for .
retiring throw.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Atlas Ten Seeks Fifth
Struiqht in LeQaue

Atlas Club softballers go after
their fifth consecutive Northeast
Night League victory tonight at
Washington Stadium when they take
on Castleberry in a double-header
that also pits Arlington Asphalt
against Mount Rainier at 7:45.
A one-hitter was recorded for the
second straight night when Kavakos
Grill defeated FBI, to l, with Jack
Friedman hurting for the winners
and tanning IL. Southeast Girls
beat the FBI Lassies, 8 to S.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

Always bad news to golf oppo-
nent, Roger Peacock today was in
the Indian Spring Club tournament
final by the grace of a 1-up victory
over Johnny Atlas in 21-hole duel
Yesterday that saw the District open
champ call on his superlative COM
petitive spirit to come from behind
and win.
His performance solidly estab-
lished Peacock as favorite over Vol
ney G.. Burnett in Sundays final,
although Burnett showed good form
in disposing of Eddie Ault, 2 and l.
Atlas, a COB from the Anacostla
Naval Air Station, apparently had
the match in the bag going to the
18th hole, even after blowing a Sup
margin acquired in the first nine
holes. But Peacock sank 20-foot
putt to square the match on the
last regulation hole. Another 20
footer enabled him to halve the goth
and when Atlas putting went hay
wire on the last hole, costing him
three strokes, Peacock got home.
Peacock was out in SO and back
in "a,
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Grays Tighten First-P|ace
Grip by Double Victory

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Washing-
ton Homestead Grays had a firm
grip on first place in the Negro
National League today after turn
ing back the New York Cubans. IA
to II and 8 to in a Memorial Day
double at the Polo Grounds
The Cubans staged an uprising in
the seventh of the opener when they
drove in eight runs on eight hits, but
the Grays rallied in the following
frame to tally six runs in batting
spree featured by Sammy Bank
heads three-run triple.
Jerry Benjamin won the second
game in the last inning with a
single, bringing in Ray Brown.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Peacock Reaches Indian Spring
Final With Two 2O-Foot Puts

William H. Clampitt took top
honors in Indian Springs flag
tournament, planting his standard
I25 feet from the 10Th pin.
C. r. Sutnve won Manor, Clubs
flag tourney. finishing 20 feet from
the Goth green, in a holiday pro-
gram that attracted a large field.
R. A. Haynes was second and Earl
MeAleer third.
Three women tied for honors in
the nine hole blind bogey event with
nets of As. They were Mrs. S. K.
Franks, 54-9-45; Mrs. T. A. Wagga-
man, 49-4-45, and Mrs. J. w. Nails,
60-15-45 Mrs. E. J. Mercer took
the special prize for finishing nearest
the pin on the second hole.
Howard Nordlinger's 76 accounted
for gross honors in Woodmont' S
sweepstakes, while three tied for low
net in class A. Bob Phillipson shot
S4-11-73; Ellis Edlowitz, 81-S-73,
and L. w. Jacobs, 83-10-73. DR..
H. H. Diamonds 89-24-65 was low
in class B. He was trailed by I. A.
Peake, 87-16-71, and Irving Reiger,
87-16-71,
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Western and Central Fields
Chosen for P|uyoff Openers

Final details OF the interhigh
baseball championship playoffs were
ironed out this morning by Tony
Kupka, public school physical edu-
cation head, and what promises to
be a red-hot series gets under way
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Eastern, ranked No. l in the
standings and runnerup to Western
for the 1914 title. will journey to the
Westerners' diamond to take on the
defending champions in replay Of
the thriller for last years crown.
Western is rated No. 4 in the final
standings.
In the other half of first-round
action, Coolidge, ranked No. 2, will
tangle with No. 3 Central on the
Vikings diamond.
Payoff will come Tuesday when
the winners of the brace of games
meet for the title at o'clock. Lo-
cation of the battle will be up to
the higher ranking of the two win
ners. Should Eastern come out on
top tomorrow. the Ramblers' No. l
status would give them the privilege
of choosing their own grounds.
Coach Woody Smitherman of
Eastern probably will start Phil Co.