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Evening star., 1946-03-30
Bowie Purse Addition
Effort 10 Nip Wage
Disputes in Bud
Special Dispatch 10 The sior

BOWIE, Md, Mar. 30.-Bowie's
minimum purse this year will be
$2,400 as the result of track officials
decision to add $400 to all races ex-
cepting stakes for the 12-day meet
ing opening Monday At the ~ame
time Chief Deputy Control, Jo-
seph O'C. McCusker estimate. the
States tax yield from racing will be
approximately $2,000,000 more than
year ago.
Bowie's action is aimed at heading
off wage disputes among grooms
exercise boys and other stable hands
like that which beset the Bay
Meadows, Calf, strip and almost
forced it to close prematurely. The
increase will enable stable owners
to pay bonus demands of the hired
hands, who also feel the pinch of
increased living expenses. Grooms
will continue to get $5 for leading
horses to the post, with SIS for lead
ing winner.
Other Maryland tracks, as well as
those in New York and at Garden
State, N. j. plant, will follow Bowie's
lead in increasing purses. However
no awards or bonuses will be paid
grooms, exercise boys or any others
who are not employees of the track
after the Bowie meeting.
This tracks action followed plea
to the Maryland Racing Commission
by Jack Kelly, general manager of
the Jockeys Guild, for higher fees.
Kelly asked that jockeys be paid
$35 for winning mount when the
purse doesn't exceed $4,000 and $50
when purses exceed that figure. He
also asked for S35 for a second-place
ride, S25 for third and 500 for all
other mounts.
Jockeys. stable hands and exercise
boys also have complained about
unsanitary conditions and lack of
suitable eating facilities here. The
jockeys dressing room has only one
shower bath, which must be shared
by as many as 30 riders in one after
noon.
Gustav Ring, Washington owner,
was assured good rider for his
mounts during the Bowie meeting
when Trainer Charles M. Feltner
signed Shelby Clark. Clark won Al
races for the Bobanet Stable last
year.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney's $35 900
gray 2-year-old breezed three-eights
in 81 with his owner looking on.
The high-priced youngster, who has
yet to go postward, Is one of a string
of 20 horses under Henry S. Clark's
wing.
Eddie Smith of Washington, re-
Gently discharged from the Navy, is
galloping horses and plans to resume
his riding career this spring. Verdi
Scocca, another Washingtonian and
brother of the veteran Danny Scoc-
ca, will ride for Eugene Jacobs of
New York during the Bowie meet
ing.
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Binq Moen Rolls Season Mark
With 476 Set in Mixed Loop

team swept Lorraine Rosch and Bob
Heinbaugh to increase their lead to
four games over Ruth King and
Francis Robertson as the runners
up dropped a tilt to Gladding and
Metrakos. Mrs. King rolled $50.
Top for the men with 413, Harry
Aiken and Jessie Sacrey were 81
winners over Emanuele and Pantos
Madge Lewis and Ed Nash were 2-1
winners from Ruth DeChastain and
Paul Perkins after an exciting battle
in which the first two games ended
in a tie with the victors and losers
splitting on roll-offs.
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Montreal Is Fuvorite
lover Hockey Bruins
BY the Assoeiofed Press

MONTREAL, Mar. 30.-Montreal's
flying Frenchmen have been in
stalled as favorites today to defeat
the Boston Bruins in their best-of-
seven final series for the Stanley
Cup and the worlds hockey cham
pionship, opening tonight.
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Capitol Team Falls Out
Of PIC Basket Tourney
SoeeioI Dispo,eh 10 The Stor

oPee'o' 11sPe1'e'' TO r''9 1'o1
NEW YORK, Mar. 30.-The Police
Boys Club team of Washington, D.
c., has been eliminated from the
National Police Boys Club intercity
basket ball tournament.
The District quint was defeated,
1892, by Philadelphia in semifinal
action last night in the 69th Regi-
ment Armory,
Evening star., 1946-03-30
WI. High Nine Will Start
20-Game Season.Tu

Coached by Pete Rockwell, Wash
ington-Lee High Schools baseball
team opened a 20-game schedule
next Tuesday with a visit to Char
lotte Hall and will conclude the
season against Front Royal on May
"a.
The schedule:
Fairfax; = IL, At : Biair; R Is. Bethesda: Ct hy:' 1s &
Dewitt: 22,. at George Washington High: rs,
at Mount Vernon; ~. Lane. 80. Landon.
Front Royal: 10. Blair; IA, Charlotte Hall;
l6, Mount Vernon: II. ct Lane; 81, George
Washington; %, at woodward: "a. al
Evening star., 1946-03-30
The schedule:
kovukos Get Cuqe Title

Kavakos Grill of Recreation League
No. holds the District Recreation
Interleague basket ball champion
ship after defeating Calvary Meth
odist of the Church League, 47-2O,
last night on the Roosevelt High
School court.
Evening star., 1946-03-30

second, Norman Chaudet (c): third, War.
Pole vault--Won by Robert Wallace (E };
second, Ed Smith (E.); third, Hall Co
1-mile relay-Won by Coolidge (Rut.
ledge, Brace, .Vogel. Davidson); second
Eastern French, Morgan, Alcore, Ostrof)
Evening star., 1946-03-30

tUU Ills year ne QlSUKeS the Sunshine State
more than ever because originally he drove his
family from New Jersey, discovered there was no
house nor hotel room and was forced to drive all
the way back. En- route thief stole all of Mrs
Cases jewels from their car.
One-minute interview with Steve O'Nein
manager of the world champion Detroit Tigers:
Il like the way that young Gil Coan of Washing
ton swing a bat He's smooth. But in the field
he looks terrible Against us he couldn't catch
anything fly ball hit him on the nose. cou-
pie OF others got away from him. Goolsby2
guess he's all right. He's got the advantage of
being right-handed I'm surprised to hear that
Coan hasn't been hitting"
The airplane which Bob Feller is buying is
an amphibious lob and the co-owner will be his
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Blair Shorpshooters
Conquer Western

Jimmy Spear fred a 261x300 to
lead Blair High sharpshooters to a
l ,250-1 ,208 victory over Western yes
terday on the Red Raiders range.
Results.
Evening star., 1946-03-30
St. Albuns Soccers Score

Jim F'risby scored three goals to
lead st. Adams soccer team to Al
victory over st. James of Hagers-
town, Md, here yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-03-30

Three years ago-Wyoming won
the NCAA basket ball champion
ship by defeating Georgetown,
46-34, In Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Case Trade May Help Develop Young Catcher

Getting he took this correspondent aside
really happened when traded? Did fall real
short Washington last ear? Cases trade to the Indians
development Cleveland catcher named
only and who led the International
hitting Llar hit and CATCH but he
throwing Indian pulling for the kid said
however There's only in the American League who could
Gneaning Cae)' The
other course Snuy Snwess embarrasses
pitchers, too
four pitchers in the American League who
Feer at the present time One is
who the
had professional experience, but
the plate the hiters loose
Grodzck crack Cardinal rght-hande who was shot up
batting practice although he walks with
his right leg He can't
move oneegged Shepard and
never be a
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Win, Lose or Draw
The Weekly Hash and Rehush
By FRANCIS (. STANN

CLEARWATER Fa Mar 30George Caseisnt
OF his for the Cleveland Indians blaming solely
the time OF the II hit in Spring training
National
Evening star., 1946-03-30
MocPhoiI Fills Florida With Angry Ex-Friends

Most of the people who will MacPha
versa are strangers He's feuded with friends and
quantances he's the Yankee president
them. Although MacPha
different clubs still telephones him
they talk the with yet. they
they still hear each other is quite 200 miles from
Petersburg to Daytona.
At farewell thrown Petersburg
the bgwigs
night Al promised that
constructed the likely
fall moderate wind shakes like
stepladder.
the only club Coast that
Cincinnati consequently the taking
ribbng. with crowd the Reds still
Evening star., 1946-03-30

fahern-law Is going pitch prop" says
Robert (which will permit landing
nearly any small lake Florida"
of the players Clark Griffith hopes another
club would give him headache predict
He's strictly from the Lost WeekEnd they say, although
The Valley settler., 1946-10-31
FAIRBANKS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LETTER

 banks Chamber of Commerce, I su hnit offic- ial1y that present Canadian Customs' pro- hibitions to coume re ial hauling of food, merchandise and suppl ies from the United States to Alaska are not in keeping with the pirit and mean ing of the agre ement between our two countr ies.
 Canadian authorities do not prohibit American airplanes, |, flying mo rchendise be- tween the nited States and lloska, from using airfio1ds which ere servi iced by tho Ale ska Hi ghway. Under the circmston co s ,wo can sec no justification for allowing air. planes to use the facilities thot ere sor- vicod by the Hi ghway and denying tho Hi gh- wey to trucks carrying exactly tho same kind of shipments to Ala ska.
 To should like to suggest to our Came | dicn friends that permanent withdrawals bo made Of their prohi bitions to conrnerc io1 haul ing of ire ight in bond between the United States md Alaska. N SO wo should like to suggest thct the Canadians ostob- fish Customs Port of Entry at Dawson Crock, so. that wo will be able to route roil shipments from the Unit cd States to Dawson Creek, uhero they will be 1oodod on bonded trucks and hauled to AL skon DO int sI
 Wo fool thct there will be Q large and growing tonnage Of froi ght moving to Ala skd ovor tho Highway, md thot thoro will be plenty of bu sino ss to koop both Canadian end American trucking films busy--just soon as the necessary arrengemonts cnn bo modo with tho Conadi on Customs. ..,..
 Truckers Who aro fomil1er with the Hi gh4 way since construct ion days arc prepared to deliver ight to Fairbanks and Anchorage in five days after leaving Dowso1 Crock. Ind don't lot onyono toll you that tho Eighaoy is not in condition to handlo traffic. .;
 This past summer onterprtsing farmer in oostorn Washington put six ond ono-hol f l. tons Of Totorna1 Ions in his truck, drovo to Fairbanks in ton days and gavo this com munity it $ first chdnco to get roel1y; fill oi up wotorme1on--o ron som bio pr1co. Ho glcdly paid 2es per pound for this watermelon spreo.
 You will be interested to know that out of on tiro von load of mol ons stacked to the roof, only six melons vore cracked of- ter completing 5000 mile trip from east |, orn Fash ington to Fairbanks ,Ac a1e. Thot should dispose of tho fiction thnt the Highway is in "horrible cond1t ion." I
 Ho of tho Fo ir banks Chamber of Commerce. Io
The Valley settler., 1946-11-14
LOCAL. NEWS

Mir. c. l.. Stock of tho Palmer Fountain & Cafo informs us that he hos purchased a new 40 quart pre- esouro cooker and expects to uso it in his rostourant to cook tho meat and moko good lnoot better.
 Someone ought to take advantage of the bargain Cr. Hoohn has advert isod in tho form of food mixer vi tn 2 "bowo1 ssn(as edvorti sod in last Wook' s Sottlor.r This shuANlrEroduco prodigostod food and roal- ly. ought to be "some thing.u The Settler typoWritor just doesn't spoil fight sone- times.f
 Mrs. Dorothy Mooro, who hus clorkod in the Kosloaky Department Store for moro than c yoar, hos tondored hor resi- gnntion tUhtah became effective on Wednesday of this woek. Sho will take Q position Q Solos lady in the new Dross Shop, Variety Vogue s, which oponod this week.
 Mir. ond Mrs. Otto Peterson and family are leaving thoir place at the Bl1Ae on which they have made their home for the past eleven years and will make their neu homo on p1oco they have purchased just in back of tho S1 i'm Hays placo.
 Mrs. Henry H2rri son will be leaving for the Stct in the near future with her son David whom sho is taking to the Shrine Hosp ital for treatment. h..
 Jeanette Homnnor spent tho weekend with hor parents, Mir. end Mrs. Joe Hormer.
The Valley settler., 1946-11-14

A COOPERATIVE supplements political ocono- my by organizing the. di stribution of wealth.
 It sks no fcvors. It koops no terms with tho idle. It will broak no faith with tho industri- ous.
 It csks no privilege. It socks no government aid. It fccrs no compo iti on in trcdo in eny branch of production.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Sunday Masses:
 Church 500 & l9:30 ana Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays:
 Hospital 6:30 am Holydays:
 If legal holiday, same order as Sundays; if workday, Church at 800 & goo am Evening Devotions: 7:30 Rosary & Benediction, Sundays, HoIydaYs, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions:
 ? to 8 pru, Saturdays, eve of Holydays, eve of First Fridays; and before each Mass Bdalt Study Club: 7:30 pm Wednesdays Ghildren's Study Groups: According to age; see the Sis ters
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
PRAISE CHAPEL Rev. John Marshall

PRAISE CHAPEL
 Rev. John Marshall Sunday School l0:40 Sunday Morning Worship 11:40 Sunday Evening
 Eyangelistic Service 700 Wednesday Evening
 Prayer & Praise 700 Monday & Friday Evening Class for Young People 700
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH


 CHURCH Rev. Gregory s. Morony. Pastor
 Sunday June 23 fO:1S Sunday School. Classes for
 all ages. ll:l5 Morning Worship Sermon; The Source of Satisfaction s3O Christian Fellowship League
 J. O. Y.
 Intermediate, High School
 and Young People'sgroup 7:30 Evening Gospel Hour Sermon: And Five Were Wise Monday thru Friday-Vacatlon Bible School
 1893 years thru 3rd grade 6:30-4th grade thru high school Tuesday: 7:l5 Boy Scouts Troop 625 Wednesday 7:30 Mid-week Service: Joins with Vacation School friday: $50 Church Choir
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Electric Strike
PdrIey Called

WASHINGTON. Jan ? tAP)-
The government scheduled action
today IN the strike threat Of
100000 electrical workers.
Cancellation Chief Edgar War
rem called representatives Of
Westinghouse and General Elec-
tric companies 10 a delayed meet
ing TO discuss their wage dispute
with the ClO-United Electrical
Workers
Tho Union mel Win Warren
last week. bur the companies de-
fcrrcd their session until today.
Union officers reporting that
their conversations with GE and
Westinghouse had been broken
Oft. told Warren a strike was IN
cvItable Later the union sum-
moped us executive board 10 meet
in New York Jan ; 10 act on a
previously voted strike authori-
Zatlon
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
INVENTORS KNIGHTED

New barons include Adm. Sir
Bruce Fraser. head of the British
Pacific feet during the war, Air
Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder.
who served as deputy supreme
commander of Allied forces in
Europe under Cen Eisenhower;
Adm. OF the Fleet Sir John Tovey.
commander in chief OF the home
feet Field Marshal Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson. who was Allied
commander in chief in the Mcdi-
terranean thcater; Philip Inman.
chairman OF the Charing Gross
Hospital.
d. c. Bailey. inventor of the
Bailey bridge, which was widely
used by Allied armies, was
kRRhted.
Also made a knight was Wallace
A. Akers, director Of atomic bomb
research. while DR. Rudolf Ernst
PeieFls. scientific consultant on
atomic bomb research. and Or.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
How Soldiers
Come Home

Troopships arriuinR in 4. S.
home ports today included the
foiioUinR:
At NV NORK-Iohu stevens. vim rCT
f....s Irt central tails Ni,tor}. alN aNe.
. bamas PAGE .rf Louisa Alsutt 4
aua James Monroe. 5tI
Al NFWpOKI NIWS-Blue island victory
4 EII INNS Amerr IU MrNico victory
.IH Ilfin victory. 4 hBG. chapel Hill
We tory SOD Nrdalih Nicotry. q 3.
Robert Harrison. Sos Bataan. O9o,
stephen Furdrk. 81 and Richard u
Al IO> Takanis Bsy q 200
star Light 1853 Khpfonteln d .AFS
Al sAN RANClSCO-rhillips victory, 22
NrriV ether OPS Daniel Lamont. 9O2
Al NEAIili- MUrmaC Dove. I 2at.
AZ ~AN DIIGO-I~D EuShmDre Ism
- ii9 HHd 2ss, AND ltl sac, ai'H q
t..a. ,t $3.50 Wtu
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
GIN Profit Estimate
Urged by Senator

WASHINGTON. Jan . GNS)
Senator Morse lRepubhcanl OF
Oregon proposed today that Pres
ident Truman fact-iinding panel
60 10 work. immediately and pre-
pare a report on General Motors
Corp from data already in the
bands of government agencies
The onc-timc WLB member de-
c.arcd that reasonably reliable
report on General Motors ability
to raise wages could be drawn
from such information sources as
tax reports and war contracts.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Truman Drafts
Radio Address

WASHINGTON. Jan. > CINS)
President Truman returns TO
the White House today from his
year-end Potomac River cruise
during which he prepared the ra-
dio talk he will make to the ma
ton tomorrow night.
The presidential yacht viii
liamSburg will dock al the Wash
ington naval gun factory and
after breakfast MIR Truman will
go TO the executive mansion.
Mr.. Truman viii speak on a
nationwide radio hookup at 10
p. m. tomorrow.
In his half-hour radio address,
President Truman Is expected 10
take to the people his fight with
Congress over half dozen major
legislative proposals and possibly
TO expand an the atomic and
japanese decisions reached at the
recent Moscow conference.
MIR. Truman conferred twice
with Secretary of State ByrneS
aboard the yacht which left
Washington last Friday after the
President returned from his
Christmas holiday in Missouri
The Thursday night speech is
expected TO be warmup for the
Presidents state of the union
message to Congress when II re-
convenes Jan. II. He has been
working also on this message
which he is expected 10 deliver IN
person Jan l5.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Congress 10 Sift
-Hodrded Surplus

WASHINGTON. Jan. > GNS1
Rep. Jack Z. Anderson tR) Of
California demanded today that
Congress investigate what he
termed the governments scandal
Gus boarding of surplus property
Anderson declared that he VIII
Introduce a resolution when Con
gress reconveneS authorizing
special House subcommittee TO
probe "the unwarranted freezing
of badly needed surpluSeS
He disclosed that finishing
touches are being put on the mea-
sure now. IL is scheduled for
introduction as soon as the new
session Of Congress starts on
Jan. ID
The Republican congressman
said that figures given him by The
surplus property administration
show that disposition has 'beep
made OF only IL per cent of the
government unneeucd war goods
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Poison Tests Planned
In Death Of Gardener

Tests were planned today AT
the Wayne County Laboratory to
determine whether the death Of
Fd+=Fd + Pierce, 80, of 74l W.
Euclid a landscape gardener. was
caused toy seIl-a dm in ISlered
poison.
PlerccS body was found i'm a
1.tl.llI--la- h!A-Lnnnl- -ApALpLdaA-
Harry Waters, A. OF l9OS9
Revere Deputy Coroner Foster
Knobloch SAID a bottle containing
a quantity Of poison was found
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Greece Asks Relief
As Dra(hma Falls

LONDON, Jan. . GNS)-Dep-
uty Premier TSoudcroS of Greece
told the British government today
that in view of the rapid decline
of Greek economy British aid in
The form OF credit and supplies
must be forthcoming as quickly as
possible
The Greek draChma, worth 5i,-
600 to the British pound a month
ago. has sunk TO 1S5 00n 70 the
pound
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Kaiser Executives
Have Flying Office

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. .
CAPl-A 500. 900 flying office"
that Henry J kanScr executives
will use 10 expedite engineering
and construction work OF the
l<44Nar- lntl4St rles-Il-4-- revealed de
th2 public today.
The plane. with a 1900 mile
cruising range. Will use the air
port here from which il viii opcr-
atC as a home port for -CXCCu-
Hpes of kaisers Oregon Ship
building Corp
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
British Ia Base
I'm Hiroshima

LONDON, Jan. . INS) -- a
Melbourne radio broadcast SAID
today that Hiroshima would be
the headquarters of British occu=
patton forces IN Japan
The first British forces arc OK
pcctcd TO reach Japan late tins
month
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
StarIet Shines

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. > ZAP -
The movies first baby of the New
Year arrived last night<a 6 pound
Il. ounce daughter born 10 the
wife of actor John Payne
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
w ar (riniesTri
To Last , Months

NUERNBERG. Jan. . tINS) -
The war crimes trial of y high
ranking Nazis, expected 10 con-
tinue tor another three months,
Will resume today after a 12-day
recess.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Iverson Declines Office

Arthur T. Iverson president
OF the DOWNTOWN Republican Club,
announced today that he would
not seek reelection when the club
meets at the Beek-CadiHac Jan.
u. lNerson has seINed two terms.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02

Franz Eugen Simon. professor in
thermo-dynamics al Oxford Uni
verSity, received the rank of Com
manders Of the British Empire.
WOMEN HONORED
Among the women honored was
Lady Mountbatten, wife of Adm.
Lord Louis Mountbatton, supreme
Allied commander in Southeast
Asia. She was made a dame COM
mander of the Royal Victorian
Order. a rare distinction.
Three other women were made
DANES of the British Empire. They
are Edith Evanr, actress, Countess
of Limerick and deputy chairman
of the joint Red Cross and ST.
John War Organization; the
Duchess Of Richmond and Gordon,
vice chairman the Soldiers Sail
ors' and Airmen's Families Asso-
citation: and Mrs. l.. V. l.. F..
Whateley. chief controller OF he
Auxiliary Territorial Service
(ATS).
HONOR BRIToNS IN u. 8.
Awards TO Britons in the
United States included:
Companions OF the Order Of ST.
Michael and st. George: Frank
Godbouid Lee, Geputy TO the rep.
resentative OF His Majesty's
treasury in Washington; Harold
Wilkinson, British petroleum rep
resentative in Washington: Archi-
bald Mcdonald Gordon, labor at
tache in the British embassy in
Washington; Robert Henry Hadow.
counselor at The washington en-
baSsy.
Knights Commando of the
Order OF st. Michael and st.
George: Francis Edward Evans,
His Majestys consul general in
New York; Carl August Behrend-
sen, New Zealand minister 10 the
United States.
knight Commander, Order OF
the British Empire: John Hall
Mcgowan, commercial minister in
the Washington embassy.
Commander, Order OF the Brit
ish Empire: Isaiah Berlin. with
the British information services in
Officer, Order OF the British
Empire: Irene Boyle. personal sec
rctary 10 the British ambassador
in Washington
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Jap-Seized Silver
Will BE prOcessed

TOKYO. Jan 2 fAP)--Gen.
Mae Nae a Arthur ttih4t4F authorized the JsPa-
ncSe government today 10 dip into
its American seized stores OF dia-
mondS and silver. TO melt and
refine 4,4ffig tons of silver and
silver products and produce indus
trial-tool diamonds. Disposition Of
the silver products will be subject
to Allied control.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Patterson Tokyo Bound

HONOLULU, Jan . INSA-
Secretary of War Robert Paticr-
son was en- route by ar today 20
Tokyo on has round-the-World
tour of army occupation areas.