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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
Southern Football Roundup
Preseason Dixie Grid Dope
Bucket 7oppled By Upsets

this week against Xavier before
meeting Georgia in a conference
natural.
Walloping Clemson IS to u,
Georgia looked terrible in the mid,
die of the line but a fleet of fancy
backs more than offset that weak
ness. Charley Trippi took a back
seat to Johnny Rauch, John Donald
son and Eli Maricich. Georgia goes
to Philadelphia this week in quest
of an intersectional victory over
Temple.
Although playing second-string
to Billy (Spook) Murphy, McWi-
liams proved a leading light in
Mississippi States Al to Z victory
over Chattanooga, a heavy team
that held the Maroons even until the
roof caved in during the second
half.
Harry Gilmer lost none of his
reputation in leading Alabama to
a bare 7 10 6 victory owe Tulane
in the rain and slush of New Or
leans but his touted mates were
tied in knots by the fury of Tu-
lanes hard-charging line ard re-
sourceful backs. The Green Wave
will be heard from, starting this
week when they take On Florida.
Alabama hopes fo- much easier CO.
ing against South Carolina in Co.
lumbia.
Mississippi bounced back from
the Kentucky loss to trounce Flori.
da 10 to 7 and had the game under
control all the way. Ole Miss meets
Vanderbilt at Memphis this week
il a Mid-South classic. Vandy open
ed with ar easy IS to 0 win over
Tennessee Tech.
Louisiana State broke its Hus-
ton jinx and edged Rice 7 to 6
in a sloppy game and the Bayou
Bengals really catch trouble this
week in the form of McWilliams
& Co. from Mississippi State.
Auburn didn't provide much cheer
for Plainsmen supporters in barely
edging Mississippi-Southern Is te
II but hopes to do a better Job
this week against Furman.
OF the better-known Southern
Conference teams, Wake Forest
turned in the outstanding job by
invading New England to sink the
Boston College Eagles II to 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
LATE
COLLEGE FOOT
BALL SCORES

FOOTBALL SCORES $500 1880 $500
Hardin Simmons 81, Kansas State Z.
Utah Sc, New Mexico IA.
Arizona 81, Arizona State (Templei 0.
Beloit 20, Cornell Qowa) 0.
Tulsa 50, New Mexico Aggies o.
High Point 10, Milligan 6.
Guilford rs, Emory and Henry 0.
Pittsburgh Kas.) II, Warrensburg
MOI Teachers O..
Sam Houstin 20. Texas A. & M. 0.
Louisiana State 7. Rice s.
Texas Tech 6, Texas Aggies 0.
Oklahoma City Univ. SO, Southwestern
(eX.) o..
Marquette rs, St. Louis 0.
Western Union Qa.) 7, Dakota Yves
levan 6.
McMurry 40, Eastern New Mexico 0.
East Texas State 81, Northwestern
(La.) Normal o.
Virginia Military 7, Richmond I (tie).
Catawba 9, Eastern Kentucky 7.
Alliance 6. Salem o.
Marshall %, West Virginia Wesleyan
IL.
Morehead Ky., 80. Morris Harvey 6.
Fairmont wv. Va.) T.. Chenille 0.
Muskingum rs, Capital 6.
Toledo IA, Western Reserve IA (tie).
Kentucky Is. Cincinnati 7.
Baldwin-Wallace 48, John Carroll 0.
Kent State 40, Hiram 0.
Maryville (Tenn.) IA, Tennessee Wes-
leyan o.
Geneva (Pa.) 13, waynesburs O..
Hartwick 80, Morrisvile Aggies o..
Maryland 81, cambridge Naval Train
ing 0.
Lenoir-Rhyne 26, Erskine o.
Ohio Northern 10, Rio Grande (Ohio,
Delaware %, Penna. Military 0.
Mississippi 10, Florida 7.
Memphis Naval Air Training IL, Camp
Campbell (Ky.) Third Division 0.
Eastern Washington 10, Lewiston Nor
NAL o.
East Tennessee State "A, Tusculum 0.
Syracuse Al, Boston University s,
Lock Haven (Pa.) Tchrs. "a, Kutz-
own PA Tchrs. IS.
UCLA SO, Oregon State 7.
Carleton 81, Stout (Wis.) s.
Howard 10, Bluefield o.
West Virginia State 81, Winston
Salem 0.
Duquesne 2, Knox o.
Stanford As, Idaho 0.
Gee 7, Augustana 0l.) 6.
Washburn 7, Augustana Is. d. 0,
Hamline 20, Luther 0.
Nebraska Wesleyan 6, Simpson 6 tie)
Colorado College IS, Fort Hays (Kas.
Fresno State 20, Santa Clara 7,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

Mount conference o p e
Brogden said, eve will work
for a good pass defense against
Alvin Hooks, and also try to
form some barrier to stop Bob
Page and Melvin"
Hooks is the only man on
Rocky Mounts eleven, who
was not a starter last year.
But since taking over Leslie
Etchison's signal calling spot,
he has proved to be both a
deadly tosser and tricky rum
ner. Hooks specializes in
jumping high in the air as
soon as he receives the ball
from the center, and throw
ing bullet passes in the OPP
ponent's secondary.
Melvin is regarded by Coach
Brogden as Rocky Mounts
most dangerous runner. even
though Page has made the
more flashing sprints of The
two thus far this season. The
lanky left halfback starred
against Wilmington in rs, TAX
ing several passes from Etchi.
son for ten and 20 yards at a
clip.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
"Split Crazy"

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-(P)-
The Club owners of the st.
Louis and Brooklyn clubs will
split the gravy of the best two
out-of-three game playoff Sc
ries between the Dodgers and
Cardinals for the National
League championship, which
starts in st. Louis Tuesday,
according to a National league
official.
The clubs will split $3.50
after the National League takes
five percent. All the players
will get is the extra added cx-
perience.
The Boston Red Sox, Ameri-
can League winners, who will
engage an all-star junior loop
team in a tune-up series this
week, will receive their regular
salaries for the games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
Chandler Says

VERSAILLES, KY, Sept. %.
%R-Baseball Commissioner
A. b. Chandler said at his
home here Sunday night that
a definite date for opening the
1916 World Series could not be
set until Ge winner of the Ma
tional league playoff is deter
mined.
Brooklyn and St. Louis of the
National League will start a
play-off series Tuesday to de-
term.ne the representative of
the senior circuit. Both teams
finished Sunday in a dead heat
for first place.
The series was originally
scheduled to open Wednesday
but if the playoff goes three
games, 1t will open next Sun
day in the National League
city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

WltI1OuI d Oll WellC S1lIIllilCA 1ilSs
St. Louis was leading 2 to l as
the Cubs came to bat in the sixth
inning and the scoreboard showed
Boston leading the Dodgers, l to 0.
with the Braves at bat in the ninth.
But the good news failed to boil
ster the Red Birds, for as the
Braves were scoring three more
runs at Brooklyn to defeat the
Dodgers 4 to o, the Cubs came
up with five in their half of the
sixth and then coasted to victory,
8 to 3.
So while Mort Cooper, the fast
ball right handler who had hurl-
ed the Cards to pennants and world
championships, was turning back
the Dodgers, the Cards were I'm
able to take advantage of what
their former team-mate did for
them.
1t was an old st. Louis nemesis.
southpaw Johnny Schmitz, who
spiked the Redbirds heavy artil'
lery with eight scattered hits as
he recorded his fourth victory in
six starts against them.
Schmitz, who came here from a
Chicago hospital where he was be-
ing treated for an infected foot,
permitted the Cards to score in
only two innings-two in the third
and one in the eighth-as the Cards
left 10 men on the base paths.
While he was keeping the Cardi-
nal attack bottled up, the Cubs
were making merry with the Of
ferings of most of five pitchers
manager Eddie Dyer sent out in
a vain attempt to salvage the im-
p%ortant contest.
1t was the Cubs big sixth inn
ing that iced the game for Schmitz
and routed starting pitcher George
Big Red" Munger.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
CINCINNATI REDLEGS
CAPTURE TWIN BILL
Johnny Wander Nicer Wins
Pitchers Duel From
Rookie Lee Howard

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20. -P-
The Cincinnati Reds closed the
season Sunday with a twin bill
victory over the Pittsburgh Pi'
rates, 10, and 80, to finish in
sixth place, one notch higher than
their 1915 showing.
A crowd of 6,329 paying fans
saw Redleg Johnny Wander Nicer
win a pitchers duel from Rookie
Lee Howard in the opener for his
tenth victory of the season. Vandy
struck out seven as he allowed
six hits and walked three. The
Pirate left-hander famed four and
passed a like number in bis seven
hit performance.
The winning run came in the
seventh on two walks, a sacrifice
and Bob Usher's single.
AL Libke, the Reds regular right
fielder earlier in the season, made
his first start as a pitcher and
gave up four hits in five innings.
Johnny Hetki allowed n safety
in tbs next four to gain credit for
the victory.
FIRST GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
BEAT CHICAGO, 81
White Sox Conclude Season
With Home Attendance
Mark OF 988,655

CHICAGO, Sept. 20. -(P)- The
Chicago White Sox dropped the
last game of the season to the
st. Louis Browns, 8 to 7 Sunday
before 6,046 fans and closed their
schedule in fifth place.
The Sox led, 7 to 0, going into
the seventh inning with Orval
Grove well on his way to his
ninth victory of the season, but
the Browns leveled on him in the
seventh, again in the eighth and
then won the game with three runs
in the ninth.
The Sox concluded their season
with a season home attendance oil
988, $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
SENATOR'S DEFEAT
BOSTON RED S0X
Mickey Vernon Ends Sea-
son With 1852 Average
To Take Battling Title

BOSTON, Sept. 29-PEThe Pen
nant winning Red Sox wound up
their regular season Sunday by be-
ing shut out by Rae Scarborough
and the Washington Senators 10
The victory assured the Senators
of fourth place in the final league
standings.
Mickey Vernon was horse col
Jared but wound up the campaign
with a 1852 average to defeat Ted
Williams for the league batting
title. Williams got one hit in two
trips Sunday, for a season average
of .342.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
Bobby Feller Claims Strikeout
Record As Tribe Defeats TIES

the eighth when Bob struck out
Greenberg for the second time and
then fooled Jimmy Bloodworti.
Newhouser famed seven - two
more than Teller - but yielded
nine hits, of which five came in
succession in the fourth inning for
three Cleveland runs, enough tc
hand him his ninth defeat to go
with 26 victories.
Teller, who lost Is, bagged his
26th win by stopping the Tigers
for the first time in five tries this
season.
Despite overcast skies and temp
eratures that dipped to So degrees
a crowd of 47,876 turned out to
see Teller avenge a 3 to 0 loss to
Newhouser a week ago in Cleve-
land. The crowd liked Detroit s
home attendance for the season to
a record final count of 1,722, 500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
Little World Series"

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 29-R
Harry Dorish hurled the Louis
Vile Colonels OF the American
association to.a two hits to 0 trl-
umph over the Montreal Royals OF
the little world series here Sunday.
Montreal won the series opener,
7 to 5 last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
UNFURLS
THREE-HIT JOB
Griffith PAGES Hitters With
Three For Four In
Crucial Tilt

WHlTEV1LLE, Sept. 30. - The
Masonboro Ramblers annexed the
first Eastern State League cham
pionship by trouncing the Baden
boro Spinners, 7 to l, here yester-
day afternoon.
Oliver "Snag' Allen, who has
not been defeated in the Eastern
loop this season. hung up his 18th
straight pitching victory. striking
out II = the process. The strong
armed Wilmingtonian allowed
only three hits, but six errors by
his teammates accounted for
Bladenboro's lone run.
Levy Bridger toiled for the third
straight Sunday for the losers. The
husky finger was blasted for u
hits of which only one was an ex-
ira base blow. He whitfield five,
and walked none.
Pacing all batters for the day
was Hugh Griffith, speedy short
stop for the Masonboro club. Grit
fifth slapped out three hits for four
trips to bat, and scored twice.
The Ramblers grabbed the ma
jority of their runs in the fifth and
sixth innings, When Bladenboro
committed three errors. Six hits
helped the situation for Mason
boro, however. in this uprising.
Frank Manner, who manages the
Ramblers and also is president OF
the Eastern State League, an
nounced following the victory that
the club would have a large oyster
roast soon to celebrate the pen
nant WINNING.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
Record Set

NEW YORK, Sept 2s-(P-John
Buddy) Kerr set two shortstop
fielding records Sunday as the
New York Gaints wound up the sea-
son by defeating the Philadelphia
Fhillies 81.
Kerr played his Sind %errorless
game to break Leo Durocher's re-
cord of 81 established with the
1881 Reds. The six chances extend
ed his big league successive chance
mark to 275.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
KRAMER WINS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29--P)-
National Champion Jack Kramer
OF M%ontebello, Calf, outstroked
Ted Schroeder, Glendale Calf, g.
2, 60, 6-2, 8-6 to win the mems
singles championship in the finals
of the goth Annual Pacific South
west tennis tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

beQinning Tuesday at ST.. Louis
IN determine which will represent
tbp National league in the world
,eries against the Boston Red Sox,
,he American League winner.
The second game of the series
will be played in Brooklyn on
thursday and the third, if neces-
sarv will be at Ebbetts Field Fri
dav. That delays the start of the
world Series until Sunday when the
teams meet for the first game in
the city of the National League
winner.
The Boston pitcher, Morton
Cooper, never won a game that
meant more to st. Louis than Sun
DAYS even when he was pitching
the Cards to three straight pen
nants, because a Dodger victory
would have given Brooklyn the
%pennant.
But Cooper, hurting his second
straight shutout - He beat the
Giants on three hits Thursday -
showed all the fire and finesse that
marked his work before a 5ore
arm slowed him in the 1915 season
Il was a fitting fight to a mad
l67-day struggle that began last
Hprll is. Aside from the first
four days of the campaign. the
Dodgers and Cardinals monopoliz-
ed the race all the way.
The Dodgers held the lead for
IS days dur ng the campaign,
w.ai,e the Cards were in first place
fer 10. the teams were tied for Is
and the Cubs were out in front for
icIc.
~3roo&lyn once held a seven and
4 haif game lead on July 2 and at
10y i, the traditional mid-season
Tx was seven games in front
vale the Red Sox, who made a
+ l-aWay Of the American League
/ z were in front by only six
{ les,
--9wever. the Dodgers. a high
oc.22e Nurture of spunky kids and
c cal:ing old timers, couldn't main
Tin that fur Gus pace and were
C"crla.en by the Cardinals on a
fern road trip shortly there
a-1r.
ON that time on, the teams
ba-Ied neck and neck.
Ind in the end it was big Cooper
WHO set them down with four hts
and cost them a chance to win the
pe2nant without a playoff the
same Cooper they had beaten to
win the 1941 flag and who had
come back to beat them in a key
game which meant the 1912 pen.
nart.
For eight innings Cooper and the
Dooger lefty, Vic lombard. bat
tied on almost even terms IN a
t ngling mound duel. The Braves
had scored a big run in the second
on a sharp single by Cooper MIN
self and a double by ex-DodgeI
Billy Herman.
Herman, traded to the Braves at
~mld-season, couldn't have deliver
ed a more revengeful blow than
that double. The Dodgers couldn't
90 much with Cooper's fork-ball
pitching and the run loomed big
ger as the innings progressed.
Finally, after the Dodgers had
threatened in the eighth, the Braves
opened up with three runs in the
ninth and that was the story.
BOSTON -------- DOL 900 oo3-4 8 l
bROOKLYN - 900 900 1000 4
Cooper and Mast; lombard, Higbe 49,,
casey (9. Hatten ~ and Edwards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
SERIES TIED

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 29.-W.H-
The Memphis Chicks evened their
Southern Association PIayoff series
with Atlanta at three games each
Sunday when the Crackers handed
them a 4 to 2 victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
Johnny Schmitz HurLs Victory
Over St. Louis Cardinals; 70
Chicago Cubs Trounce Red Birds AS South
Paw Spikes Artillery By Allowing Them
To Score In Only Two Innings 1

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29. -(U.P)- The st. Louis Cardi-
nails, failing to take advantage of what a former team-mate
did for them at Brooklyn, lost to the Chicago Cubs Sunday
forcing them into a playoff with the Brooklyn Dodgers for
the National League pennant.
The Cards lost a chance to win the pennant outright at
the same time that the Dodgers hopes of capturing the flag
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
SERIES

BOSTON, Sept. 2s-P)-To keep
the club sharp for the World Series
the Red Sox arranged a series start
ing Tuesday with an all-star AM
erican League club. The number
of games to be determined by the
time needed for the National lea
que to decide whether Brooklyn or
St. Louis will represent the world
series.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
R FOOTBALL
RESULTS

Chicago "a, San Francisco 7:
Pittsburgh IA. Washington IA.
Philadelphia Is, Los Angeles a..
Chicago 80, Green Bay 7.
Cleveland "a. New York 7.
Los Angeles Fl, Buffalo 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
GIANTS TRIUMPH OVER
PHILADELPHIA P Hills
New York Ends Season In
Cellar For Fifth Time
Since 1900

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-R-The
last place New York Gaints wound
up their season Sunday by defeat
ing the Philadelphia Phillies, 81
behind the seven hit pitching of
rookie Sheldon Jones 1t was Jones'
first major league win.
PHILADELPHIA DOL 900 o00-l Z 0
NEW YORK - 102 900 00x-3 10 0
Koecher, T. Hughes 49, and Moore;
Jones and Gladd.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
olayOff Series For National Loop Flag
Boston Braves Blank DODGERS;
Series Will Start In St. Louis
Big Mort Cooper Handouts Buns, 4 To 0;
Cribs Scheduled To Open Playoff Tuesday:
Second Game At Ebbets Field Thursday

NEW YORK, Sept. 29. -U.P)- BasebalPs greatest
season-long pennant fight ended Sunday in a tie between
the Dodgers and Cardinals as Brooklyn dropped it's final
game to Boston 4 to 0 and st. Louis lost to Chicago 8 to 3.
It was the first deadlock in a pennant race in the history
of major league baseball.
The teams will square off in a three-day playoff series
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

Errors-Griffith Lilies 2. Rowan ?. Gov
ington, Stubs, Hardy, Hester, Jackson 2.
Two-base hits-Liles. Three-base hits
Jacobs. Bases on balls-off Allen 2.
Struck out-by Allen II; Bridger 5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
NEW YORK YANKEES
SWEEP DOUBLE BILL
Spud Chandler Hurls 10th
Victory AS Philadelphia
Athletics Drop Two

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29-R-
The New York Yankees swept a
double header Sunday from the
Philadelphia Athletics, 60 and 81.
Spud Chandler pitched a five-hit-
ter ir the opener to annex his goth
victory of the year. Vic Raschi
bested Bill McCahan in the night
cap, called after seven innings
because of darkness.
The twin loss gave the cellar
dwelling Athletics los losses again.
st 40 victories. The Yankees fin
ished third in the American
League.
(FIRST GAME)
NEW YORK - OH l2o ooo-6 10 o
PHILADELPHIA -.0o0 600 0o0-0 S 3
Chandler and Berra; Marchildon, J.
Coleman (6) and Rosar.
GSECOND GAME)
NEW YORK ---- 020 600 % 6 o
PHILADELPHIA 900 100 o. 5 o
Called end 7th inning; darkness).
Raschi and Berrav; McCahan and As
troth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

WASHINGTON ol0 Ola oo1-7 16 o
BOSTON ------- 600 900 O00-O 8
Scarborough and Evans; Dobson, Bagby
o., johnson (6) and Wagner, Partee
az, McGah (9).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4, Brooklyn 0.
Chicago 7. st. Louis !.
Philadelphia l., New York 3.
Pittsburgh OF. Cincinnati 1-s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

Albie Booth, outstanding half
back on Yale's football teams of
the 30s, was the first player to be
dubbed the mighty Atom by
sportsWriters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

BOSTON -------- DOL 900 003-4 8 l
BROOKLYN 900 900 1000 4 l
Cooper and Mast; lombard, Higbe 49,,
Casey (9). Hatten ~ and Edwards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-30

Koecher. T. Hughes
Jones and Gladd.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Engo enthusiasts are invited D evening of competition at
 Center next Tuesday with starting at 8:30.
 Ovelty competition such as ndfold Bingo", Streaming go" and Musical Bingo'
 be presented during the eve in addition to the regular es. Prizes and merchandise ITS will be awarded. cost of the evenings Is expected to be less than liar per person.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Ommy Gallagher, operator of Shoppers Service, announced
 week that he has sold a half lest in the servlce to Mrs.
 ora Rockney, formerly em- ed at the base, who is now ing the service wagon.
 [rs. Roekney formerly drove
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
for the Navy at Bremerton.

New horseshoe pitching cham pion of Kodiak is Henry Breck- berg who won his title at the Community Center Sunday when he defeated Ralph Walser, PHO, 16.21, 2l-15. The defending champion. Del Meader, was top pied by Breckberg in the semi fuals while Walser entered the finals at the expense1of Norman Spencer.
 Meader and Bert Flotre won the doubles title when they wal loped Breekberg and Bill Ander- son, PIP, 2i-14.
 Another tournament will be held at the Community center courts on Sunday, Sept. l.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

bs. Stanley Nelson, wife of
 manager of Kraft's grocery hrtment, returned home on |Cordova after several weeks
 visiting with relatives in
 mclaw, Wash.9 [r. Nelson made the trip to States but had returned pre- |sly.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Gail Christopherson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Christo- pherson, returned on the Cor dova after flying to the States for a several weeks visit with relatives.
 Anna Belle Metrokin, also wis iting Tn Seattle, accompanied Gail back.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

The grand jury will convene October l at Anchorage, accord ing to word received by Deputy U. s. Marshal Paul Herring.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-12
Yamashita's Appeal

Arguments to the Supreme Court
by counsel for the tiend4sh Japa-
nese General Yamashlta, sentenced
by Il military commission in Manila
to hang for his war crimes in the
Philippines. were that the general
was ~deprived of basic legal safe
guards which the American Constl-
tuition guarantees" Which may add
a new and different 90 TO war
trials in general, if it means that
all convicted war criminals Will be
entitled to run the gauntlet OF the
highest tribunal, with all the delays
involved in taking advantage OF m
Vulnerable technicalities Of Amerl-
can judicial procedure.
Should all the score and more &C
1,lsed members of the Nazi high COM
mand be accorded this same pllVll-
ege if and when they are convicted,
as presumably they will be, at
Nuremberg, and if the mary thou
sands Of other German leaders under
arrest have the same privilege, the
services of several supreme courts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at The post office in Hender-
son,N n. c, as second class mail matter
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Tenants Of Woodward
Testify in Rent Fight

Tenants of the Woodward Apart
mentS, 23ll Connecticut avenue, to-
day appeared before the District
Rent Control Board to fight a pro-
posed rent increase by the manage
ment.
Barton S. Embry, one of the ten
ants and operator of chain of bake
shops, complained that elevator serv-
ice in the building had deteriorated
Another tenant, Miss Winifred
Mallon, a newspaper woman, COM
planned about sanitary conditions
concerning dust from garbage and
coal.
The building is owned by the Bliss
Properties, Inc.
Attorneys Leonard A. Block and
Jacob N. Halper, appearing for the
tenants. placed on the witness stand
Mrs. P. B. Schravesande, another
tenant, who occupies a first floor
apartment. She testified that the
area outside was "an ash heap by
day and lovers lane by night"
She admitted that the owners had
spent $3.50 recently in repairs on her
apartment and she said that seemed
about right