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Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
PuvoIitseh in
MoenchskUtte

&ien CGg1Q0 Der froottide
o9ogIopnif@ (5iibrer) 9lnte @ooe-
litih. bat iih mad Dem 3uianmen-
brlh Ser gtfie monntclang als
M0nd Derflei0et in 0eIterreih cuff
gebalten. 9ieie 8atinfe pltroe Dem
@iener 9orreiponoenten Der Ooer-
ieas NepS gLgeiltp alis eintpanofrei=
Ell GlieIIe mitgeteilt.
Eo0eIitih, Ser @bei Oes froa-
tiiben Stpates lpGhrenO Der &o5i6e=
IesnHg Sn~9oiIntpieng. Miro non SUI
gollamien aIs 5tnntsfetnO Ro. ! ge=
Iiidt.
@s fcnn nun entbiIIt meroen ,SoB
Nnpelitih nit ieiiiem Stab nod
@ien fIiintete. nls Die Gote Arntee
beroitriidte. So[ange @ien nod bon
8alonr pon S6iroh beberridt mur.
Sc, fpo5ierte 4opelitid auf Der @ie-
ner RingItroBe mber; er lit bier
oamals oft geieben mor0en. Als Die
Sage alih III @ieil bren5li9 murOe,
mohte er iif III einem 2urusouto
aus Dem Stoube atr0 flfbr nod ct.
@ilgen in Gberoterreih. nnerflart
bIeibt, oh feline 4peiteren &eiien in
9elterreih nor o0er nah oeln @itt-
treffen Ser nmerifntiiiden 8rlppeil
erfoI9ten. Set ite9t ie0od, Dob er
iid) III ienan attirlthigen 2agen cine
Suite Ser 6ran5isfmerm0nte SIT
6eidoffen aepltBt bat.
Greiie, Die an 0ieier &erfleioung
~intereiIiert iillo, erfIorenL 0aB EoOe-
Iitid feline &erbinnulg nit firdli-
den SteIlen ooer &loitern 9ebabt
babe.
Spater Der5og i'd Gapelitih nod
Rdrnten, Oas 81 iener 3eit idon Don
Sen gngldn0ern beiebt mar. Gprt
oerbnrg er lid in eiltem ffeinen Grt
IN ser N1be bon alogenflirt uno
pur0e iii leiner Glttte nie rero1hs
tigt. CT blieb nj a1rften bis M1r5
1916. gon 9ing er nod ct. @iIgell
Striid, 0ns ais 9leIt ebemnliger
llitaidi ! 2eiite be5eihnet miro. Sort
trnf er feline 6reat. ShIieBIid) muroe
er troB 1ei1ler Suite BON 3anbsIeu-
ten erfonnt ltrrO rib mia0er aus, an
geblid bepor amerifnniihe ODER liz
1oIlomiife 8eboroen bon feil1em
Mlifentbolt iniormiert meroen fpnr.
tefl.
Starfe ait5eid1en Ipred)et Ooiiir,
bob 8ooeliti6 iid beute in 5tnIien
auibdlt.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
0eIkcnzessionen fUer
U. S. in Iran

Seberall Ser Senoer Mierbei0=
fhun beI1uloigte Yrenlier Mihn1eo
GunrSlrt, oaB er die @relieltaten
iupaufiher uno oel1tiner 6uldiiten"
t~pieoerbole mo Derjiderte, ser Sng
miro fomnlen, ga mir init benz reaf-
tionaren Observation-Disclosures abred-
men merDen.@
8ie IN I0bris QitsgelnnOte 6lint-
meIoulg folgte elmer Mitteilrng III
Ser bieiigen 8eitung ,yGteloet," mo-
nod n~nideintno MlerbeioIdnn er.
tleut ieine una69angigfeit iiderr
mill u. bic Dortige YroUin8ialregie-
rttng 8efeltiglrigen gegen Die 3e.
9feritngstruppen errihtat, Ole 5ur
alebenDohnng Der @n6len iii Aier.
beiOihon ausgeidift norOen iir0,
Ser Senoer erfIdrte, mad Nerid)-
ten, Die. I'm einer 3eltung Mierbeio-
ihons" oerGffentIidt morOen Iino,
vi6lnhten Die &egierimgstrltppef
~unifuIoi9e Grniieil aat6 @in1er al.
6erner ioIlen sic 9ruppefl eiilen
instrumentation religioien 6iibrer
IN Senoihnn ertnorOct babati, sod,
nor 5lrOertaiiger Seite DieB es, Der
Sibrer ybefiroe lid) wobl un0
dirirrter" i'll Ge6eudii.
uQuppulns S1idial miro onsieI,
be lem pie has Ser Galhiiten "
6robte Ser Seloer Nierbcioidat.
Ole linfsgcridtete 3eitung uOiab-
bar" beriftete in5fpti9er, ooB Die
irnniihe @egieriittg iiA entidlpiien
bpbe 0elfonaeiiionen camertfnnit
iheu @eief[i6aiten i'm Sii0eu ano
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
&AaMte IN ASAe,
trinet nicst tllebt

Cot Grange, q. s. 5bpnns
Bombing, %. Idjtpor, nif)t mebr Su
trinfen, nndoem er in Die @one bin.
eingelfnitt butte."
Seine Sdnoe ipnrel1 boiler 8lnz
len, ct fonnte oen ,9onenrntih nod
idnledert, mo lein 0ingen ledSte
mad @niler. GomIilg erluadte am
Msorgen 0es 9anflagungstngeS, uT=
geben BON Oifem &aub, urO binter
linn brnnnte Elm y90lIenfeuer." gr
fIetferte cine lhmale @iienIeiter 1870
SUB in Die &obe, mo er elm 5tiId
den bfaiIen @immel lob, uro 0onil
Sproie fir Sproiie nieOer in Die
Efefe.
Doubling bate in eiilem 2ofnI IN
9efD1rf einige itorfe Getr1nfe 81
lih geslonlmen un0 lnb it'd oann
nab eireu1 8Ias uilL mo er elm me-
ria ihfnfeu fonltte. or betrnt oas
arnfttDerf Der TennipIDnnid Balm,
faft6 cine fIeine eiierne Cir. offnete
0feIe un0 froH in einen foiigen flei=
men Haum biuein, Der mad ieiHer
Nnliht Elm gutter Hlos 5iin Mus
ruben mar.
9I6sfid1 cr1pnfte err lab TondI
nm lid beritm lro iteIlte felt. bon
9ooesniloit arFnBt, feit, onB er iidj
ii eulenls9fdum liiter eillen 5horn-
item beidiln un0 rlebeli Inn 5eiier
gertndt fpnroeIl mar,
or monte Die eiieriie Eiir OfFnen.
sic ipar perIhloNen. CT i@rie, aber
n~iefnan0 nntmortete. Der &audl
iuliroe 0ider, Die Site groBer, ullo
sic Sgommier5ungefl farnel illmer
ndAer aii i'm bernlt. Gam begonn
4omIing 0ie Setter i'm Snilern Der
GIie binnuf8ufletterL Sbre Sprol.
gen wurben beiB, beDor er idspit'
setb ulsb 61ltenD 0ns Gn0a erreiGte.
@r itedte ieillan aopI 9ilolts
fiiILte ieine 9unaeit nit friiHer 2rit
uuo Ihrie inn &iIFe. GIN aftgeItelltcl
cis eiHsm Yarfptat bortr i'm, fcnnt'
ibH s6eg aidlf erreidjeh. GonA 0fiilet.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Briten suehen
Hife Americas

.EA4MZs u N%a
Qonoon Son electromagnetic
5ieB Is, BOB Der gltBenniniIter gr.
nett 8eoin @robbritonnielts @linlf
mad nftiper AeteiIigung bel Der 3d.
Jung 0es poIdltinenlilhen &roblemS
dp0bren0 elmer inforaneIlen @efpre.
dung nit Stontsiefretor Smnes S,
8prlles in Ne1p Yorf sI Nufa1g Der
ISOLDE gednBcrf bebe.
Diele Erfl1rullg pltrDe gerlo9t,
nod6efr Elm @terpdbrsrloilli 0es Nu-
Be,iminiiteriitms mif9efeilt bdtte, es
ieien MelOn1lgen oon inforineller
8eipreGnnseft 5ipiihen 8ebitt Bur
neS, oem britiihen BDtIhofter 2or6
Snnerdopet ai4o jiioiiden 6ifbrerrl
,,rpegetl YnIoftinos" ei1lgetroffen.
8ritiide Jiibrer bdtren friiber be-
reits I'M omerifnnii1e @irtfdafts.
llit0 MtIit1rbilfe erIubt, un0 Die
Ger. Stonten fid erboten, Slioeti
uno. Ard6err 6itdn5biLfe 81 9etpab-
EHZ -.
reit. Ser @6u1brsniofl1 ser britt.
fden 9egierliilg Ingfe, ct iuilie bon
feitlen ilelien BoridIdeen Atneritos
in Der poliltineniiid]en Jroge.
8ertreter Der 7 Observation-Disclosures,
Ser ArubiiGRn 2iga ult0 Der britt
Ifen Megiertna loIfen 9re uertagte
aorferen5 am is, 9e5eulber uieOer
a~ltine5men eS 0iirFte ie6oh NaSu
nidh Dor Mnfa1lg Sdru,or fommeu,
(Sn Cairo peroFfentIidte Die 4rn-
Der : Qign nod einer aonferen5 cine
GrfI1rung, in Der lie Mgegen oit
6ortiesnr1g Der iioii1en @inauanoe-
rprrgin Bnlditina~ proteltierte uni
onrnltf bilnpieg, 0aB peitere Sin
manoerungen ,l3l llnnugelegetbei-
ten I'M Mitteloiten fiibrcn tDerOen. >
sSnilemIniniIter G6lrter Soc ibtt
@ritit an Sen 2onoorler 3eitun9er
wegen Der feniationeaen 8eridltt
iiber bic 9robnngen jii0iifer &c
beimperb6rpoe BET Der 8~arlnteuts
e%r6ffmang.1
Goe nfaiilte, nad leiner Iniidl
ioIlte Nnrd sic 8erid)te ,,eber emit
Seniotion. ofs poEftiihe 8ropngnn.
Oa" geihnffen tper0ei1,
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
~FuslschUng dss
"Goermgtestuments"

4uriS (C9e9D Ser gerliner
&orrefpouOent Ser rinfluBreiheit
8criIer 8cituu9 Sc Ntonoe" berid-
tct ii6er cirt onseblides Seltoment
Scrmann @orings, Der nnf leiner
8crlirtetllng Oilrb 0en Snternotio-
ndIen @erihts1of nlS 9riegsoerbres
der SeIbimtoro be9in9.
Ser 9orreIportoent ser Barrier
3eitltng Iagt 0uB 0os nitgeblihe
IeItanlent, 0ns aus Oeri1iebenen
@riiu0en bieiigen ulliierten areilen
ais 6dIldung erIfeint, in Berlin
Oerbreitet urO uon .ScrlitoUer ans
init Der Bcit geidlidt miro.
gr 0elitet an, CAP Ons Seitdment
offenIihtIid BON Ra5is III Der 10
ii6t perfaBt Duroe, Die Alrfmerf
iomfeit Scr 0elitiden 5l erregen.
Sic Iaiien Scoring iagens OaB oos
mabre 3eittihIono 1tiht fir Den II.
@eltfrie9 oerotttiportIif) mar.
Sic mrbre @rmeinidoit oes
oelttI1en Iolfeg," beiBt es iDRiter,
j,1iuB iib belite I'M @ebeiluen be.
meiien oGnit tie zines Cages Slir
itrnblenOen 8irfIiffeit per0eu
lam. 9enft INNER 0arnn; iprift
ME often oapon. gln nA0erer STEELE
1eiBt e, SAP sic @ieoergeblirt eines
sxilunpEerefroen MglttihlmlOs nidt
acknowledgements Oltrdl cinett neuen
&rieg tparluirfIiht ner0e11 miiiie.
Sn 0em BetpuBtieitL 6aB be-
itnnmte 43iige oes Gu5istris oie Sps
petition oeribie0eniter 9reiie ere
regf baden, luerfen Sic gerfniier oes
T~eitanlents" einet guter EeiI 0es
&itIerregimps iiber 8orb. Sic Iolieu
@oeriil9 IaserL 6aB er Die Stlrrm-.
itaffeIu. Die @eitopo, 0ie e,babgieri=.
&c 5elbItiuht" geguiiier Ru3ifiibrer
uHO sic 3olitif Der 9drtei gegen-
iiber ser Stride perurteiIt.
Gnrim beiBt eg, tnitIie ons
,.0eutihe Bolt ietle @Ieneute, Die
'iir Sic ~glieberInge reraHttport[idD
limo, ans Dem offentliden 9ebetl be-
Ieitieen.~
Sic J1Ijhung miro ie6r oeittIif,
tneln on elmer Stelfe bebnitptet
miro, oos neutife 8oIf tpuroe felt
@f0e 6eS arieges ortebr ~attteroriift
ais Dor 1885, aIliierte 9reiie in
9nris Doben beroor, @0ring ipiiroe
ME sit9e9gben 6aben, DaB 0as oeut=
ife Bolt bon Sen NaSis ,,atnter-
0riidtg Diir0e.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Waltcr Snnf Ut lit
Niirnbcre ldstvcr framf


Berlin Gin bobcrer nnerifo.
niiher Gffi5ier erfldrte, Der friiberp
&eidspirtimoftS Minilter @nlter
SUM-, Der 3u lebenstdngIihem Sc
fGngnis berurtetlt it, lei 1idmer
frnilf" ittro miro lid Diel[eidt elmer
Speration l~iiiter5ieben miifien. Mii-
0olf SeB babe in ieiiter Niirnberger
3ele ,eitten HorpOemnrih" genadt,
ais iiingit l1Ss0ffBiere 0ie 8eIen
inipidierteu. .g[Le jiebem iiit6 Siem-
lif frnnf. Sic tper0eu I'M Spaf.
bauer @ef1ngnis feline idtueren Ar-
beitpn beridten f0nncn~, fiiatc Der
Offiaier binsu.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
PIaene taeE enc deutsChe Regier1ng

Gie 8oltmentcr Oes Oelttiheii
SrieOenSuertres rperben ireertO.
mann init Dem &roblem frrtia mer.
Sen miiiien, tpelder grt Die 6etttidlc
8egieriui9 Iein ioIl. sic ibren Ser
trng ItIieBIih anter5eidnan Ioil.
@e Sic Jroge Der &epnrationeit, lit
Dieie Sruee pom e%leuentar 8eOeu-
tung, lulO lie muB sereselt DerOpn,
0Ser es miro i~iberbaupt fcinei 6rie.
ben geben.
sis deute Ucihen Die Serihl1ge
Der pier @roBnddlte ltarf upreirdlls
Ger ob. trn0 Sic GiffereHSen tuuroen
micOerboIt Iogur nod uuigebouiht.
Sod miiiien lie idlieBIi9 linD tDer.
zen lie ihlieBlib sHiammenfontmeu.
Bis odbin Oertreten 6rnn5oien unO
8itiien sic bei6eit ertremen Nniih.
ten lnem GllA sic auSeihen iif)
mebren, 0uB Sic rliiiihe RoItfif ge-
geniiber 3~elitifIono I'M Mnrloel lit.
Ole G~rn1l5oien for0erten: y offe-
ne annerion ser Saor; q Nbtren-
1uig Der Mltbr iul0 0es NbeinIofI.
0es oon 0eutidLdno; baIb : nlttono.
me 8erfuifuilg fiir 0ieies @ebiet I'M.
FIR interrmtiouuler R~ontrolle; 31
6innilsidiebung Der ShdThttg al.
Ter 3entrnIbeb0rSen I'M itbrigen
1eutIbIcuo G.8 iiir ben EoitOienft.
sic @etnerfidrfteyL Sic GtnntSDer=
maltltng, lifp.) Bel gIeif3eitiger
groBeit m09Iiher 56rOeriftg aIIe
Decentralization Sfr6uHtngen. 0oz
nit 0elitihIdrto cfImdblid ais cine
Mrf Ioien Stooten6ltn6es iibrig
bleibt.
Die 9uIiet pertreten bisber etie
Ihnrfe 3entrnliiierutto utto noIIe
oeutide Go1troIle iber &itbr ur1o
HbeinInn0. Sic brnttomarften 0ie
aDeItIidefl NIIiierten rls 6oroerer
Der M%ufIoferuitg 9eitidInr6s uno
0eS Sepurotismus, Sic iie dig oreof.
tiondr4 un0 ltnfoir gegen 9eutib-
LAMB betradten.
Die G1lgI1n6er 1utS amerifoner
beScgelf eille utitflere Qinie. Ihlat-
gen lid in Ser 6rnge Ser Rittob.
tpennune BON &ubr atn0 &heinlon0
oifi oie Seite Der &ullen, dber in
Der 6rnge Der Innegion Der Snnr
cr1f oie Seite ser 5ronsoien. @dB-
reno lie ben ruliiiheu 8ori9lng sur
5hrffitng einer Oeutiden Central.
regierliug alnteritiiseu, baIten fte ei-
men StonteHbunS fir Die bette
@rumOIoge elmer iolden &egierung
lie maren je0od niat bereit, BARN
10 melt 5u geben ipie Die Gran5oien,
lpdiHIih regionaIe llrnbb1ngigfeit
81 begiinitigen.
gisber NOR es ben gngl1noern
1ili0 Mnterifonern niht mogIih, Die
9fuiien ODER Die 5rnn3oieu oauon 81
ifber3eugen 0nB Der BON ibnen uor-
geihi1gene Stontenbuiio Die bette
20iling mir 7elitI1lqn0 lll0 ole be.
tie Stheruit9 fir oeit @eltfrieoen
1T; lto es 1T GuBerlt 8lpeifeIbnit, Oh
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Sclacn Nes AcRlcts
itrcies arerNcm bemterebar

8aibinatDn ~ Die erIten 56ritte
aur Bro5eiIitrltng Don SSofn 8
2epis ourd cine @eihporeflenbanf.
Die iiber Sreiiprud, ooer &erurtei-
lung megen @erihtSmiBo1tnng an
enti1eiOen BAT, Iino' eingeIeiiet NOR
oeti.
Sn5pilden erfl1rte ser 8ofiieeuOe
Der u&oblenproon5eiitea @ereilii-
guilg oes Sitbens", ser friibere @e-
major gopnrO q. llltrfe BON gip-
6raSfa, I'M Nnmpn leiner 9rg0ni.
iation Die gereitldaft nit Sobn 6.
2einis iiber cine fiir5ere Mrbeifg-
ipodje 5n ber9an0eIn.
2emis ioa lid iest fir cine 4r-
beitsmohe Don 45 Stnn0en ein=
Ieseii, obne DAB Die 8ergarbeiter m
FoEge 6ieier fifSeren IrbeitsmeHc
cine Qobnfiir3ltiig etIitten. Gobnrd,
piroe Der altgefibItdlitbe Sfhsi5eit-
lobn Don $t.1S1a oaf $1.50 erb1ht
paf0en.
Sndplldlen MAIDEN ltd Die Jnlnen
Oes aobIenitreifS ii1nler Ftarfer be-
merfbor. 100000 Mrbefter iit6 Be.
reit5 obne 9eiddftigung, bnnpfidd,.
Lid III ser Stablinonftrie.
Sic 4utomobil SnOultrie, Die
lid geraoe al elmer groBen BrDDlt.
ton anfgeidmungen botte, IdBt ibrP
arbeiter mebrere Gage feierrL nm.
ROblenborrdte 81 ipnren. @ies be-
oeutet boriibergebenoe MrbeitsloIies
felt fir 10000 AngeitelIte.
Miid bie[ 2ebrnnitnlten baden, nm
8rennmdterinI al puren, ibrpn @Hii-
Tern berI1ngerte ~9nnfioaiiuass
ferien~ gegebens
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

Siiooiten SronS 5i gewdbreu. Die
amerifoniihe Botiduit foflnte 5ur
8eitdtigung 0ieler 8ebnuptltng
lid)t erreidt nerOen, uflO ulth Ionit
mar aus amtliher Qltelle feline @e-
ripi3ierung m0glid.
,,&ab6ar" ihrie6, tie bebe Die
Snformation ulis 4reiien, neIdJe Ser
Regierung nnbeitebeiL uil0 erfldrte,
Die 4onseiiipnel miiroen in Sen
3roufn8eit 9ellltfhiitait @erm1n
itnO Jars gemdbrt tueroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Die criten Grmppen
IN taIcsE0n einoetrcicr

Mosfau Gie ertel Trupper
Gus Der rlriiiiten Gone m 9eiitih-
lan0. Sic aendB Der biertcgl Gemohi-
l5Iierlir,1&oroer ertIniien mer0en,
trofea, bon ciuer groben Mellse BE-
sriiEt, BIER Gin.
2ie gutlaiiung uon Sol0aten III
lest III uD[Ienl Gorge, li1lo DieIe nntl
i6rlei 1oIteh iidj 5ur5eit ii Mosfrll
aitf.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
I {siA. 5assecr in u.s.
3Sitc III t~Dcibn0dbtcn

narlil Ger geidaftsfiibrpnot
itGlt1srtretplroe II. g. MiIitGrgou-
nerlieur fir 9eutidllano, General.
major 6ronf y. Seating, erfl1rte,
S1s oia ne. @flftarperpGItirn9 oN
6r2ile5a son 5erii1ero 3uder ge,
nemiat bdbe, 0nnit sl @eibnaGter
ale Geltfihen 5piihen eiiiem I'M
20 Na1reu III Scr Il. 9. Bone 25t
q. a.aini 3rfcr crtnltsn f0nneu.
Evening star., 1946-06-25
on TINE AIR ToNIen1.
q IN AL ll sls -

W0p, 7:30-Pster lsxford stars.
M0p, S:00-k special March Of lime pro.
gram, revealing new fsets On The world famine.
WINK, 8:t5-k special program Of efoan
and choir music from Washington Cathedral.
choIr from eight ehurehss Of oil denominations
arc featured, under the direction of theodore
Evening star., 1946-06-25

Nhsefsr. Wayne Dirkssa. assistant srsanist Of
The Cathedral. plays.
WMN, 3:30-Dissasss Of the skin are dis
eusssd in 4 talk On "0teupatoeal Dsfmsfiis
sad Fungus Infections"
VOL. $50" Should We Merge The Army
and NaN!" considered BY Senator Iohmss Hart,
Representatives F. Edward Rsbsrt, Jennings
Evening star., 1946-06-25

Randolph and Frank B. Kesfe.
W0p. S:30-Robsrt Youag in Lloyd Doug.
las Green Light"
WhAl, 9:00-Sopsno josephine Houston Is
featured
M, 9:00-A Ks1i prisoner plots revenge
against Herbert Marshall in ionighfs episode
Of The Man Called \"
Evening star., 1946-06-25
AeahMyx&,

4 Building Material Stores
1sth 1 n sts. 4. {. 1905 nisAsis Ave. S. {.
Ss7S g. Avs. 4. NJ. falls Church. virgisis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20

urMpHIs. Tenn, Sept. ~ ~,
O'Neal (Buck) White, So-year'
aid overseas veteran who mas laii'
= ~ finish in the money this year
.arved = seven-under-par IS over
chickasaw's tight little course
Thursday to take a three-s'roSe
lad in the first round of the Slo'-
mo Memphis Open Golf Tourna-
nent.
Putting phenomenally, the husky
Norid-faced Memphian who regis
ters from Greenwood. Miss, put
together a 34-31 to shade a field
Of 81, including many of the ma
lions big name pros and anna
teurs.
Three strokes back at 60 came
National Open Champion Lloyd
Mangrum Of Chicago. with 1888;
Herman Keiser Of Akron, Ohio
winner Of the masters, with 1885,
and Glenn Teal, 26-year-old dark
horse from Miami, Fla, with 81
IS.
Par for the 6,516-yard course is
1896 u and Thursday it played
heavy and its tricky greens en-
b~arrassed some of the finest put
tiers in the nation.
But not Buck White, who used
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
Rock White Takes Three Stroke
Leadh $40, 900 Memphis Open

only % strokes or the Is carpets
and sank his first nudge on ten
green's. He dropped six and eight
footers as if they were kick-lns
and on the 18th rammed home one
from IS feet. He had ten brides.
Capt. Cary Middlecoff, crack
Memphis amateur, and Tommy
Wright, gangling Knoxville, Tenn,
pro, tied for the third spot with
COS. An erratic putter kept Middle
croft from having a spectacular
round. He rang in eight brides.
Freddie Haas, Jr., of New
Orleans, who won the event here
last year before turning profess
sional, registered a 70 and was
tied with Sammy Snead of Hot
Springs, West Va, The British
Open King; Vic Ghezzi of Knox
vile, Tenn, and George Payton
of Hampton, Va.
Two headliners who found the
course troublesome were George
Low of Clearwater, Fla, who was
the low professional here in 1915,
and Johnny Palmer of Badin, N.
c., the victor at Nashville last
week. Low had a rs. Palmer shot
a "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleep!ess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain IL miles
oftinytubes or filters which help to purifythe
blood and keep you healthy. When they. get
tired and don't work right in the daytime,
nan people have 70 get up nights. Frequent
orscsnty passage with smarting md burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
With your Kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and losevaluable. restful sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss Of pep and energy.
swelling. pufiness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pulls, . stimulant diuretic, used successfully
By millions for over 40 Year,. Doan's give
happy RELIEF and viii help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doau's Pills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept. IL =
Re All but one Of the eight Norm
State Conference teams see 1901
ball action this weekend.
For five Of them, Guilford, Ap-
palachian,. Western Carolina, Az
lantic Christian and Lenior Rhyme
it will be the opening games. High
Point and Catawba began last
weekend Elon remains idle Tor
another week.
Western Carolina battles High
Point at High Point Friday night
and Atlantic Christian is at Lenlor
Rhyme Saturday night in two con-
tests that will get the battle for
the conference championship OIL
to a flying start. /.
Otherwise, Guilford is at Naval
Apprentice at Newport News Fri
day while Appalachian is host to
Newberry Saturday afternoon and
Catawba plays v. M. I. at Lex
ington. Va.
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TAR e

CHAPEL HILL, Sept. 10 LIZ
Getting down to the fine points in
preparation for the Southern Con-
ference opener with Virginia Tech
here Saturday of next week, North
Cardinals Tar Heels Thursday
worked on kickoffs and place
ments. Big Ernest Williamson.
Iarzan of the fire shman from
Crewe, Va, and Mike RUBBISH
whammed kickoffs back of the
goal line with Billy Britt and Bill
Maceyko making snaky returns.
RUBBISH and Bob Cox planted the
placements.
Meanwhile the Golden Boys"
that exalted combination which
usually bests the first stringers,
scrimmaged the fourth stringers
from the 1o-yard line. Billy Myers
and Chunk" Simmons ran well
from the tailback spot for the
Golden Boys" while Walt Pupa
oid some hard line punching. New
plays, some Of the trick variety,
were practiced. ~
Bob Mcdonald, promising Dur
nam freshman, playing in hte line
thursday, suffered minor injuries
along with Max SpurIin and Joe
Nleklrk. Most of Cardinals wound
ed, including Jack Fitch and
charlie Justice, are gradually
rounding into shape and will be
ready for the opener.
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are being made for an extensive
membership drive slated to start in
the next few weeks. Final plans
for the campaign will be decided
upon at a meeting Of the member
ship committee on Thursday, Sept.
26.
James Craig, chairman Of the
posts Drum and Bugle corps, dis
closed that plans have been for
mulated for the organization OF
the corps. From so to go men are
needed for the outfit, he said.
Following the meeting, refresh
|ments were served at the posts
canteen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
LEGION ENR0LLS
70 new MEMBERS
One x-Wave, SO Men Join
Wilmington Post At
Initiation Rites.

Seventy new members, all vet
Grams of World War II, were Initial
ed last night into the Wilmington
American Legion post at the Legion
home on S. Third street.
The new members swell the
posts roster to 1886, Post Com
mander w. K. Stewart, Jr.,e said
after the meeting.
Miss Lois Cox, ex-Wave, was the
third World War II woman to join
the post as she went through the
initiation ceremonies win the SO
male veerans.
Membership Drive Slated
Harry M. Symmes, membership
announced that plans
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
N. C. STATE

RALEIGH, Sept. 10 (R -
Emphasis was placed on protec-
ton for the passer and punter
Thursday in the N. c. State Col
lege football drills.
Doing most of the tossing and
Kicking were Howard Turner.
Gwyn Fletcher, Charlie Richkus
and Ogden Smith. Members of the
B squad line a~lternated in a full
speed rushing drills.
Coach Beattie Feathers said that
blocking of all 1inemen was i'm
proved over last Saturday morn
lng's full-dress scrimmage.
Remembering a 1918 lost IN
wake Forests Gator Bowl champs
last year, Feathers ordered =
lengthy drill on placekicking extra
points. Participating were Curt
ramsey and Bert Dressler.
tackles; Harry Mcleod, wingback
ana Winston Naugler, blocking
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
DUKE

DURHAM, Sept. 10 -P}-Duke's
Blue Devils went through a short,
light workout here Thursday after
noon.
. The pace has been slow all week
due to a plague of minor injuries
which have cropped out chiefly
among the returning servicemen
who have been away from foot
ball for sometime.
Thursday doing either light work
or no work at all were Leo Long,
fullback; Buddy Luper, halfback;
Harold Mullins, tackle; Tom
Chambers, Jim Groome, and Jim
O'Leary, guards; Carl Parkinson,
center; Howard Hartley, Belts
Herlong, and Jack Eslick, half
backs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
LAMBERT HURLS REDS
TO 2 TO / VICTORY
OVER PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Pe
The Philadelphia Phils home paid
attendance mark went over the
million mark for the first time IN
history tonight as 4t,152 fans, in
GLIDING service men who were
guests of the Pills, saw Cincin-
MATHS Clay Lambert pitch a four
hitter to defeat the Pills, 2 to 1.
The paid attendance OF 4o,Oo7' a
new Shibe Park record, gave the
Pills a total paid for the season OF
4 900 Icn
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Steelers vs. Cards

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 49, (R -
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the
Chicago Cardinals open the Nation
al Football League Season here to-
morrow night before a sellout
crowd eager to witness the "home-
coming of Steeler Coach Jock
Sutherland, who developed his grid
iron wizardy in long years of tutor
ing the Pitt Panthers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
SETS e accord

Tulsa, Okla, Sept. 19.-R-|
Louise suggs, Georgia's sweet hit
ting golfer and a pre-tournament
favorite, Thursday set a new course
record for Women by firing a l.
under par "A over Southern Hills
Country Club in a tune-up round for
the National Women's Amateur
opening Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
PIRATES WILL NAME
MANAGER SATURDAY

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1e-R-The
Pittsburgh Sun-Telepraph said
Thursday the Pittsburgh Pirates
baseball club will name its man
ager for 1947 on Saturday and add
ed that Billy Herman, veteran
Boston Braves second baseman,
and Brooklyn Dodgers Coach Chuck
Dresser now are the leading choices
to succeed frankie Frisch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
INNING SINGLE
DEFEATS BOSTON, 6-5

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 10 -(R- A
ninth-inning single by Mark Christ
man scored two runs for the St.
Louis Browns Thursday night in
their 6-5 defeat of the Boston Red
Sox in the last meeting Of the two
clubs this season,