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Evening star., 1946-07-16
Australia Seeks Keen
Davis Doubles Teams
BY the Associated Press

MELBOURNE, Australia, July Is
Australia plans to try out several
doubles combinations for the Davis
Cup team which will defend the
coveted trophy-probably against
the United StateS-in the challenge
round here in December.
This was disclosed last night by
Sir Norman Brookes, president OF
the Australian Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation. who told a meeting of that
body that the squad from which
Australia's defending cut team is to
be selected would be announced the
second week in August
Brookes, a former Davis Cup star,
declared that Australian players
must realize that writing for the
press would not be allowed.
Dinny Pals. Australian player now
in Europe, had been criticized for a
by-lined newspaper article reporting
bad umpiring" at Wimbledon.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
JaIlagher-Ke|Iy Duel Looms
In Long Rowing Title Race
BY the Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA, July l6-Phila-
delphia's Art Gallagher will defend
only his national senior singles mile
and-a-quarter rowing champion
ship on the Schuylkill River here
Saturday.
Gallagher yesterday withdrew
from the National senior singles
quarter-mile championship event
He won that title when the race was
last held in l943.
( His chief opponent in the longer
race is expected to be Jack Kelly
also of Philadelphia, who eliminated
Gallagher in the recent diamond
sculls championship in England.
Evening star., 1946-07-16

Tie OIIIII. dS IIIt ao-ytdT OIU COIgTeSSIOndI pro
Is known to his pro partners, particularly the
major circuit, hadn't picked up lost his best friend
or, to his immediate knowledge, had any other
major calamity befal him at the time. He merely
had finished second in attempting to defend his
title. performance that exceeded the efforts of
ITO of the Ill players in the field
But Worsham is the fairheaded boy of Wash
ngtons golf galleries and he is not supposed to
finish second. He's supposed to win-every time out
against competition in this section. The golfers
figure that Lew is one of the best in the country
after all he beat all but Herman Barron in the
$4,000 Philadelphia Invitation, most certainly
he is tops around here
Lew followed that theme as he finally gave up
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Sep Polin at 1t Aooin

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me.
July Is tP.-The colorful Sep Palm,
veteran trainer-driver for the Cas-
Teton Farm of Lexington, XIV.
makes his first appearance of the
grand circuit meet here today be-
hind Volotone in a 81 900 stake for
2-year-old trotters.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Minor BusebuII
BY the tssooioted I Press

BY The EssooIoted PTess
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 8; Syracuse, 4.
Buffalo, r; Toronto, g
Rochester, 4; Montreal, ..
Newark, 8; Jersey City. .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 5-6; Milwaukee, 4-5.
Minneapolis. 4 Louisville, 2.
toledo. q Kansas Citv. ]
St. Paul, l; Indianapolis, O.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 19-S; New Orleans, "a.
Birmingham, 4-12: Mobile, 2-S.
Memphis. z; Chattanooga, 3.
Little Rock, 9; Nashville, 8.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Unaffected by Pressure in Bie-Time Journeys

The eldest of the three Worsham brothers who between them
two prizes and
the ball well
lonal streak o
shots but can't the
Larrupin'
three or four of the claims
the local
he
difference he said This soaed the if it's
the National the Maryland
maybe felt it little more today was irving too hard
Worsham altered
weeks ALA boy
when Mrs. w. the
New Jersey fly Portland National
OILS hISin he fall tour
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Third in q Row

Totals 50 "a "A Totals 81 s % :
'Batted for Shirley in ninth
St Louis OF o00 mn -
Washington OO0 310 0ox-4
Lewis, Vernon. Error-Shirley, Runs hal
ted in-Mancuso, Stephens. Lewis C3J
Travis. Two-base hits-McQuiIIen Luca
dello, Travis, Coan Three-base hit
Lewis. Stolen base-Coan. Double play
Lucadello to Berardino to Stephens Lsfl
on bases-St. Louis 7: Washington >
lev. ?. Struck out-By Shirley .: b
Haefner. 4. Umpires-Messrs. Rue, Pass :
reIla snd Weafer. Time-l:4S. ATTEND
ance-7. 500.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Seek Foe for Sunday

Fort Dupont Ramblers want an
opponent for Sunday. Phone At
lantic 9728.
Evening star., 1946-07-16

to me around here Lew saying but they expect too much
fellows could
body knew that better than
avorite, in mouth, 1 anything
pair of 65s well I'm bum Perhaps do
I'm almost
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Win, Lose or Draw
By MERRElL WHITTLESEY
Golf Admirers Make 1t Tough for Lew Worshun

Lew Worsham having difficulty concentrating gin
following yesterdays championship
Columbia Country Club wewishers
bad Lew. That's consoing phrases
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Wash. 4; st. Louis, 2 n)
Detroit. 2; N. Y, 0 (n).
Phila., u; Chicago, 0 Cn1
Only games scheduled.
Games Today.
ST. Louis at Wash, $50.
Chicago at Phila.
Cleveland at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Detroit at Wash, $50.
Cleveland at Phila.
st. Louis at New York ~
Chicago at Boston (2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 3, New York. !
Cincinnati, 4; Phila., 2.
st. L., 10; Brooklyn, 4 (nl
Boston, 3; Pittsb'gh, 2 (n)
Games Today.
Brooklyn at st. l.. fn).
Phils. at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Games Tomorrow.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cinci. Cn).
Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at St. Louis M.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
TEXAS I.EACIIl

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, .: Dallas, /,
Tulsa. .: Houston, |
Beaumont, 8: Fort Worth. :.
Oklahoma City. 4 San Antonio, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Utica. 5-a; Elmira, 4-6.
Scranton, 5; Albany, 3.
Wilkes-Barre, ID; Hartford. %.
Binghamton. s; Williamsport, 6.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenyille. -; Savannah, 10.
Charlestown, 4-3; Columbus, %.
Jacksonville, 3; Columbus, !.
Augusta. -; Macon. g.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
No games scheduled
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Griesmer, New Champion, q NoturoI Athlete

My boy and going the tour he said pointing
Harry GrieSmer. the Maryland champ
n a
this
best he wants make the entire with WorSham
Cremer natural athlete foureter Wildwood
IN won
five places
easy 70 year played.
a Burning
for Lew has
Evening star., 1946-07-16
FBI, Ag, Treasury, Navy
Federal Golf Victors

In Federal Golf Association team
matches yesterday, FBI B team de-
feated Census Bureau, 81; Agricul,
ture won over Treasury, 81, ano
Navy tied GAO, 3-3.
Evening star., 1946-07-16

FBI, 5: Census. Sam Blase and Elmer
Rolling, FBI, :, points to for John S
Borecki and Chick Dye. Chet Jones and
Jim Horner, FBI, 2 points to l for John
Napier and Emmett Welch
Agriculture. 8: Treasury, denny
Hevener and T. Welby Kines. Agriculture,
3 points to 0 for Francis O'Malley and Al
Talbert. w w. Seay and Franklin John
son. Agriculture, 2 points to for John
Custer and Jack Palmer.
Navy, 3; GAO. 3--Don Dudley and Joe
Wilson, GAO. 3 points to o for Jim Kinder
and Arnie Prada. Joe Kotvan and Al
Birmingham. Navy. 3 points to for Joe
Gordon and Jim Dixon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-21
Sixth Grade Nine
Defeats Seventh
14-2 Junior High

The Sixth Grade baseball team
at Ju.ier hlgh school defeated ne
seventh Grade l4-2 yesterday be-
hind the steady pitching OF Mullins.
Runs for the Sixth Grade We're
made by Mullins, 3: Barnett, g. Mo
ser. 2; Young, 2; Loughlin. .; W.T.
klnS, ! and Gupton |.
NeWcomb and Faulkner made runs
Tor the SeVu III Grade
Lineup for the Sixth Grade was
LcughIln, catcher Young, shortstop:
Stanley left held; Watkins, 1irst
base; NIoser, second base: Pauls,
third base. Gupt9n, center field;
Mullins, pitcher; Barnett. left field
Seventh Grade, Clark, catcher:
Griffin, pitcher; Hi ks, first Daae.
NeWcon1b, second base; Faulkner.
third base; Williams. shortstop: Rem.
left field; Hale, right field; Watkins,
center field.
Umpircs We're Edward c. I.oughlH
and Tom Griffin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-21
Contemporary Book ClID.

The Contemporary Book club will
meet Thursday afternoon at $50
o'-Iocil With Mrs. Howard Allen At
her home on Gibson avenue, II was
announced today. All members are
requested to be present and to bring
their club books
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-21
W1thtfae Sick
Patient At Hospital.

J. NJ, Hoyle is a patient at Maria
Farham hospital, It was reported
today.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
Big Airborne Division
with Infantry Punch
Planned by Army
" ihs A,soeictld prss.

| American airborne divisions 1900
men strong and with fire and strik-
ing power equal to ground troops
are being blueprinted by the Army.
Oncials familiar with the tenta-
tive planning said today that In
addition to doubling the 8,500-man
wartime strength Of the divisions
they are to include q battalion Of
tanks as well at artillery.
The artillery equipment will be
similar to that used by infantry
divisions but modified to meet the
requirements Of air transport.
The proposal is In line with other
recently reported studies aimed at
Iexpanding the size and giving more
punch to infantry and armored
units. Along these lines, the Army
is said to be planning to increase
infantry division strength from a.
600 to 1900 men and armored divi-
sions from their World War II COM
lplement Of II 900 men and 26O tanks
to $1,000 men and 400 tanks.
Attached to the new Airborne Di-
vision would be specialist units such
as parachute maintenance outfits,
thereby bringing the actual size be-
yond 1900 men.
The division would not attempt to
maintain its own service Of supply,
however.
In this connection. Maj. Gen. An
thony j. McAuliffe of Bastogne fame,
one of the pioneers In airborne op-
Ierations. hopes that the Air Forces
will place increasing emphasis on
the problems of troop-carrying and
supply.
Gen. McAuliffe says that II armies
are to move by air, the AAF-in ad-
dition to transporting troops-must
become the freight haulers, equip
ment handlers and resuppliers.
Evening star., 1946-10-02

tional police force because. he said,
some members OF the United Ma
tions are merely giving lip service
to the Atlantic Charter and are putt
ting obstacles In the road to peace.
Turning to problems confronting
the air arm, Gen. Anderson con-
tinued, Necessary Government cut
back In supplies and spending are
hampering the efficiency Of our
program. Only through extensive
research and development can we
remain secure"
Before his assignment to Wash
Evening star., 1946-10-02
International POLICING
Now Held Impractical
By the Asseeicfsd Press


BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Maj. Gen.
Samuel e. Anderson of the Office OF
the Combined Chiefs Of Staff de-
clared last night that an interna-
tional police force was not yet prac-
ticable and that the future security
Of America depended on its air
power.
Speaking at war memorial meet
ing Of Baltimore Squadron Of the
Air Force Association. the general
called for the groups support of the
proposed unitication Of the armed
forces.
IF land, sea and air forces are
put on an equal footing" he said,
''they would possess q spirit and
military force that would enable
them to function more eficiently." !"
He expressed skepticism of i'm
mediate possibility for an interna-
Evening star., 1946-10-02

lington, Gen. Anderson was COM
lmanding general Of the 9th Bomber
Command OF the 9th Air Force.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
Now Many Wear
FALSE teeth
With More Comfort

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acidl powder. holds false teeth more
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sur Geri,m1lllng fOnunt Sob. ibs
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>enn pcribicoene baben Nel,igfcitcn
crboltcn BON ser olten Sein1at nnb
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IN ser oltcn &einlot babcn bofiea o''f
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Der ter,poiiten 2inoer annebmen.
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8arpatben 0eiangperein.

IS biene alien Sdngern 1lnb Sina
serinnen CUR sefdllisen Nahridt, oai,
oie nGhlte regelmdBige 0eriammluuN
am Samstag 8 llbr abeuos abgehal-
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so Sdn9ern unb 'Sdngerinnen allfs
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ipiel uno 1a,ra. &ommt nun ulle uno
brinet au6 neue Sdnger our Yrohc
am Mitttpod), s l1br abe,os, nit.
MidaeI g. S6miot, Sefr.
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2(ns Detreit, 211itttears
3tuci9 81.

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Qrduernaa,riht

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i'm Sitter bon 81 Sabren Sdl,uelter
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3entralberbanos Mn9ele9enbeiten
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Sarunia SGngerinnen

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limo oaou ber3lid eingelo6en.
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betetliet ,paren. &errn SpieIleiter >.
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Seim aeindt.

Melteres, fil,oe:lpies gbepaar luiinidt
m0blierte @obrtlmg bei Oel,tid)en,
Sic epcntueu cine iol6e infolge 80
bes in ser Ian.ilic ooer 6ort5usa ucn
MngebDrigen burh Seirat frei haben.
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Iolfsblatt, 1900 Superior slre.
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3iueis 4.

Gs oiene allen Sfyapeiteru 5ur Nad).
riht, OaB oie nddNte Teriammltng
am 5. 9topengber, 3 llbr nod)u,it-
tags ltattfiltoet.
slm 2. gsoo. iiuo mir fir pas
0riinSlnssielt Der Sunior SaGien
eingelaoen. 5ulsenoe Sdapeltern iino
fiirs 8anfrtt i'm Silisfpmitee: @ils
belanine sSor, Sseuup slber, aath.
Sdeel, @nna @uneid, 6. Siibler,
&atb. Stiibler, &atb. 0olfi Suiie
@ebner unb Marie Sigarto.
llnier observation-disclosures
Gartenpartie
lit am 13. 9top. 9lae iilo ber5libit
eingeluoen.l
Serner Shtpeltern lit Elm Sterbe-
gelo gu be5ab(en fiir Oie perltorbenc
Sdtueiter 6atbarina M. 9elrig.
Nad Der geriammlung &afiee-
flati6 uno &arterrpartie.
Iuf Der &rantenliite limo: Sri.
Nartba Sdmller, Jr Oorotbp 6reab,
cara Yolber,Sd,eilfer, Sorain, g.,
ssobanna Stern, unb Cara Mel5tr
Wir tpiiniden alien baloige 8eiie=
rung. e., 5tlfler, |Setr.
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Sur Gr.nnerunQ

at mcincn picl gclicbten Wattcn
Daniel Scrmanm
gcltprbcm am 5. Npbcn1bcr 1914 81,
Chippewa 2afe, Sbio.
9cin Mlpc lit gcidhoiicn,
Tcin Ser5 icblG9t nitbt mchr,
Scit bu bon mir gcgaltgcn
Sit's Stiilc l,nl MIDI fer.
Ood lcbit bu eluig ipciter
Sn mcincm &erSen fort,
gis id) 6ih ipicocrieb'
sln einem ld)0ncru Srt.
0cin oicb nic pcrgclicnbc Satin
6elmine 6ermanm.
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ct. Sobannes 0emeinbe.

Oie @eriamtmlune oes Grm,er1
Sereins finoet om 6. 9sou.> z l1br
abeuos in ben Shulr6umen ser Sir,
d)e ltatt. @ue SdEreitern iinb gebetcn
amueieno su iein. Nah ser geriannl.
lung ,uerben sic Sdupeitern, ,peld)e
@cburtstag baben, a,ns 9atfee unS
0cbG.f icrpicrcm.
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Oamendjor Saronia

banft alien 8diten fit ben 5oblreis
den 8eiuh. Gem Gillette 2ieoertafel
Gem. Gbor, Dem Sit Suntor Sadien
Gbor, Ser 8lauen Ionail @em. Gbcr
un6 gintraht-&ermania Wdnnerdor
fir Beteilielmg am Broeram. &rn
Yroi. M. g9ifolaus fir bas Sing-
ipiel, 1rau &iIoa 1beannn fir ibre
Bemitbungen iotpie Dem 9raniplpa-
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1,as farrell, "a.
3ucig Z.

Die regeImdbige WonutsnerIamm.
lung oes 3tpeig 7 iinbet ant Conn.
tag, Sen 3. Nopember, unt 2:3O ubr
nadnlittass itatt. I'm 5ablreidea
8eilh bitten Die 8eamten, ga iebr
uibtige Geid,dite auf oer Sagesorhs
nalng iino.
s(bam 6. Sdntiot, Sefr.
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3iuei0 ID.

gs biene alien 9riioern our Nud),
ridt, baB sic nddyite 8eriammlung
ben 9. Nopember, 8 llbr abenos al,
gebalteu miro. 8itte ale Briiocr,
spenn nur m0glid) Der 8eriammlung
bei5utpobnen. Die Briiber sic nit
ibren 8eitragen inn 8udltano iinb,
mosen iif eefdQisit sutitebenS ma=
hei. Iihaei Gepner, Scfr.
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2l,as alliance. Okie
3,ueig 8.

Die regclndl,ige GcrianlnllulW Scs
3,ueio s fil,bct Sonntas, Scn 3.
Nopcnlber, nodnnittags. itntt. sle
Mitglicoer 1rerbcn eriuNt iidy nlchr
81, intcreiiieren u!rb sic Gtriamm-
ll,neen au beiuden. nur 10 fam cir
Gerein Iortidritte n,abcn. Nod Scr
@eriamnlli,tg miro &affee uno Srud)
ierpiert. Die Mitglieber ,pcroen &C..
beten pit,,ftlib antpeieluo 81, ieut.
aatb. TSpfer, Sefr.
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3taS Columbus, Otte
3melg 38.

gs oiene alien Mitelieoern our
sefdligen 9sadrid)t, oab oie nddite
0eriammla,mg am Sonntag, ben 3.
Nopember, Inn 3 ltbr nadmittaes in
Ser Gereinsbaae itattii,uoet. 9ie Be-
anlten iino ernNbt Elm tpenis iruber
oa 81 iein Inn 3ablungen an5uneb-
men.
Wir bcffen in Oieier Yerionmlung
au6 tpelf)e pcn uniercr Sugetro 81.