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Evening star., 1946-05-23
BILL PLATE.
Plate, Terp Frosh First Socker,
Appears as BiqLeoque Timber

thing he does, but he doesn't know
how to use his feet around the bag
When he does, well you'll see Judge
all over again"
Powerful, Straight Thr0wer.
The batter knocked a foul fly
down the right-field line and Plate
went after it like Chesapeake re-
triever. A runner on third tagged
up and tried to score but Plates
throw was so far ahead OF him the
catcher almost tired of waiting to
make the putout.
That's another thing I like about
the boy" Shipley remarked. He
throws a straight, overland ball
no curves. Most of 'em throw side
arm curves, but not Plate. He lays
1t right on the line for EN-"
Plate Is fast, eager and ambitious
to be big Lacquer, but with 1t all
he's modest. He didn't win a regu-
lar job on Catonsyille until his
senior year, probably because of his
size, and he knows there's more to
moving up the ladder than putting
on a suit. But that's the thing he
wants to do most and his determine
tion, plus the keenest batting eye
they've seen at College Park since
Charley Keller will go long way
toward getting him there.
He Likes Gleasner, Too.
About Gleasner, Ship thinks he
definitely is big league timber, too.
The coach thinks Milan saw him on
a bad day when the Terps were
staggering along against subpar
Catholic U. nine and Don looked as
bad as the rest.
But the better the pitching the
better he hits" the coach said. LAS
for throwing, he's got a good arm.
He can throw from any position. I
mean that after getting a foul fly,
or backing up another player, he'll
put the ball right on the bag no
matter how far the distance or how
bad the angle Some club will pick
him up and find it got good
catcher one OF these days. I'd be
willing to bet on him, too
The Terps have a double-headel
at Kings Point Saturday, then wine
up successful season against Army
Navy and Virginia Tech, in tina,
order, next week.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Signal Corps Favored
Al 'Graw;; Sun Teddy
Choice Defeated
Special pispoieh 10 The Star

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. May %.
Eight thoroughbreds, each entered
to be claimed for $4,000, today con-
test in the 1-16-miie fifth race.
looked upon as the best Offering of
featureless card here.
Early favorite is Blue Stone Farms
Signal Corps, which placed to Dark
Lad in recent distance affair.
The dark horses of the race are
Mrs. Joe W. Camac's Geronimo and
Clover-Del Stables Flange. Both
are sharp and should furnish Signal
Corps with ample competition.
Bobanet Stables Trojan Fleet,
with Don Padgett doing the riding,
yesterday won the Sun Teddy Purse.
Carrying the light weight of the
party of eight, Trojan Fleet defeated
H. L. Straus' Quarter Moon by a
length and quarter over 6 furlongs.
Three lengths farther back came
Edgehill Stables Goodrob.
Second choice to the Trainer F. A.
Bonsal entry Of Quarter Moon and
Panacea, Trojan Fleet paid $3.50 and
stepped the three-quarters over a
fast track in 1:11Is.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Pickets Fail 10 Check
Racing at Belmont
BY the Associoisd Press

NEW YORK, May 23.-A full rae
ing program was scheduled at Bel
mont Park today despite picketing
by the AFL Teamsters' Union.
No action was announced by either
side after the first day of picketing
yesterday, which resulted from de-
mand by the teamsters' group that
operating personnel belonging to
two independent unions at the Long
Island plant join the AFL.
The racing associations represent
ing all five New York tracks had re-
jected the demands, saying it was
illegal for employers to interfere
with members of the independent
unions.
Only 2 of 13 electricians employed
at the track crossed the picket lines
yesterday and drivers of horse vans
turned back at the gates. An arm
ored car bringing change for the
day halted outside and employees
were sent to bring in the cash boxes.
Bartenders also refused to cross
the picket lines.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Sports Mirror
By the Assoeiassd Press

Today a year ago-The World
Champion St. Louis Cardinals
traded Pitcher Morton Cooper
to the Boston Braves for Pitcher
Charlie Red" Barrett and a
sizable amount of cash.
Three years ago-The Chicago
Cubs ended a nine-game losing
streak by taking both ends of
a double header from the Boston
Braves, 80 and 81.
Five years ago-Heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis was awarded
victory over Buddy Baer when
Referee Art Donovan disquali-
fed Baer In the seventh round
because his handlers refused to
leave the ring at the bell.
Ten years ago-Sammy Byrd
belted a ninth-inning homer with
the bases loaded to give the Gin
cinnati Reds a 4-3 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Wilson, Central Blank
Hiqh Tennis Rivals

Two 10 shutouts were recorded
in the interhigh tennis matches yes
terday when Wilson blanked Central
on the Rock Creek courts and Tech
whitewashed Western at Pierce Mill.
wilson. I, Central. 0.
sinsles-Thomas (Wilson) defeated
Hoftner Central, 81. 60 Barker
.Wrsonl defeated West Central. 60,
60 Edelschein tWilson) defeated Holley
tCentran, 6-3. 4-6, 81 Addison fWil-
som defeated Deckelbaum tCentraD. 81
60. Lyndall tWilson) defeated Max
well Central. St, 3-6. ct
Doubles-Thomasa and Addison fWilson)
defeated Hoffner and West tCentrap, 6--1 ,
6-3. Barker and Pelikan tWilson) de-
feated Holley and Deckelbaum (CentraD,
81. 81
Tech, :: Western, o.
Singles-Smith (Tech) defeated Shlefin-
ger WESTERN. 6-3, 6---3. Cline (Tech)
defeated Bonham !Western). 60, 80.
waterman tTechl defeated Leetch CWest-
ernD. 81, 6-:}. Mertin (Tech) defeated
Cafritz tWestern), 6-3. 6-3 Dixon
dTech) defeated Reid (Western), 60,
60.
Doubles-cline and Waterman tTech) de-
feated Shlefnger and Bonham) Western,
90, 81. Smith and Martin tTech) de-
feated Leetch and Cafritz tWestern). 60.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Chisox, 5; Mucks, a

Totals "a 7.35 10 Totals 80 10 q is
One out when winning run scored in
ninth "
TBatted for HAYNES in sixth
-Batted for TroSky in sixth
Philadelphia 100 003 Noo-4
Chicago 600 Ol3 o0I-5
Runs-Peek, suder. .McCosky, Mcouinn,
Runs batted in-Mcouinn. Chapman i3}.
Moses t2l, Plat, Outright. Jones Two
base hits-McCosky; Hodsin, Peck. Kollo-
way, Jones. Three-base hits-Peck. Chap
man. Winning pitcher-CaIdwell Losing
pltcher--Harris
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Undefeoted Colts Lace
Vikings on Links, 80

Undefeated in interhigh play,
Coolidge Highs golf team holds the
lead in the current series with seven
wins after blanking Central, 90.
yesterday at Rock Creek.
.centran, ! up; Foy tCoolidge) defeated
MlllS tCentraD, and 4. Best ball
Bingham tCoolidge> defeated Stancil
!CentraD, and Z; Cohen (CooiidgeJ de-
teated Alexander tCentrsD, 10 and 5. Best
bail--Cooidge, 8 and Z.
McClosky Coolidge defeated Green
Central, and 7; Weigel tCoolidgeJ de.
tested Roberts Central, and g. Best
ball-Coolidge, 9 and &
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Stanley Hur|s for Yanks
Against Grays Tonight

Neck Stanley is the New York
Black Yankees mound choice for
tonights clash with Washington S
Homestead Grays in Griffith Sta
dium, while Manager Vic Harris
probably will counter with either
Cicero Warren or Garnett Blair.
The Grays have imported port
able generator to supply electricity
for what will be the first night game
OF the season in the local ballyard.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Burns FutoI to Grubowski
BY the Assoeiotsd Prsss

By The Assoeiotsd Press
ALBANY, N. Y, May 23.-John
Grabowski, 46, a catcher for the
New York Yankees 1927 world
championship baseball team, died
today in st. Peters Hospital of
burns received when fire destroyed
his home in nearby Cumberland last
Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Leiss and Schroeder Stur
In 'Y Track Carnival

John LeiSs and Edward Schroeder
were the stars of the annual novelty
track meet of the YMCA with all
participants racing against stop
watch.
Leiss won the mile run, S80-yard
dash and the standing broad jump.
and Schroeder, a Marine attached
to the Navy Annex. won the 900, 440
and the running broad jump.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Myers Shoots II for Low,
But 6. W. Bows 10 VIRGINIA
Special Dispa'eh 10 Ths Stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
23.-Arthur Myers turned in the low
score of y, but that was the sum
total of honors gained by George
Washington linksmen as they bowed
to Virginia, 7-2. here yesterday. 1t
was the undefeated Cavaliers sixth
straight win. Myers defeated Dick
Leonard, 2 and /, and in foursomes
paired with Bobby Brownrigg to
trim Jansen and Leonard.
ndividuals-Janssen tV) defeated
BroWnriga. up: Myers %. W. defeated
Leonard, and /: Roberts (Vj defeated
Wortmann, B and l: Loving (V) defeated
Foursomes-Brownrigg, Myers fG. Wy
defeated Jansen, Leonard; Roberts, Low
ing (VD defeated Wurtmann, Vass,
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Friends Netmen Sweep
Match With St. Johns

Friends Schools tennis team yes
terday defeated st. Johns netmen,
TO.
Singles-Dean-(F defeated Jackson,
60, SO; B. Walker lFD defeated Ost.
Pitt. 50, 90; oppenheim oF.p defeat.
ed Kerr, 60. 60; Peyser tF) defeated
HesSler. 60, 60.
Doubles-Dean and B. Walker defeated
Jackson and Ostman. 6-1, 6-3: S Wal
ker and Peyser defeated Hessler and Kerr,
81. 6-1
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Fiohts Lost Nioht

NEW YoRK-Indian Gomez, 1871.
NY Ny R2pai Rqaat,xn outpSinted Jerry Fiorello'
ST. Louis,-Willie Pep, 1eaH.
Hartford; Conn. outpointed Apont.
PRoviD EN- G Jimmy Nelson.
III "a, Providence, outpointed Tuffy
Reed, 70, Trenton. N. j.. 10,
17s. EoSeii Msss Msk6oa' Tkod NICK M4lessa 4orr.s
BINoHAMPToeN. n. Y,-sam Barou-
d., is1' Youpgstown; TKo'd Billy Car
TOLEDO Hirst, LA, DE
troit, and Bill Parsons. 144h, Dan
VILE. H.. drew. 10
1876. Questa. Mexico outpointed
Frsnkie Moore, 139;, Oakland, 10.
M EXICO CITY.-Babe Zavala
riipo MsSeo ss H.riosnp E.y 3Itpesntea saaea, f1d
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Yankees, 5; Tigers, ;

Totals 32 10 y Is Totals 80 s27l5
.Batted for Gumpert in fifth.
tran for TebbetS in seventh
IRAN for Richards in ninth.
New York -----l- 600 04l 0O0-5
Detroit .--- ;- 300 600 000-3
Runs-Stirnweiss, Etten (2), Gordon
Rizzuto, OUTLAW. Wakefield. Greenberg
Runs batted in-Rizzuto, Drescher, Keller,
Greenberg,. Winning pitcher-Wade. Losing
pitcher-Hutchinson Umpires - Messrs
Berry, Hubbard and Weafer Time .46
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Cards, 7; Giants, |

Tqtals 401527 /? Totals 80 5a7I4
Hatted for Trinkle in eighth.
-. Louis sol 900 00I-7
NeW YORK 600 600 l00--1
SLAUGHTER t3l, Kurowski. Mize Error
Blattner. Runs batted in-Musial, Slaugh-
ter 90. KuroWski, Sisler Cl), Mize Two
base hits--Moore., Siser Home runs
Slaughter, Kurowski. Mize. Losing pitch
Evening star., 1946-05-23
PhiIs, 6: Pirates. 2

Totals 30 SEA Totals 81 IL 271
-Batted for Cox in seventh
TBatted for Lopez in seventh
tBatted for Heintzleman in seventh.
Slated for Zak in ninth.
Pittsburgh - 600 0on 0OO-o
Phila delphia 600 0"2 0ax--i
Runs-Kiner, Lopez Wyrostek Sem
mick 90. Vernan, Rowe (2). Errors
Cox, ONeill. Runs batted in-Handley,
tklner scored on O'Neills error, Wyro-
sick, Ennis, Northey. Rowe 90, Verban
Two pa sc -hits-Northey, Rowe ~, Nc
Cormick Three base -hit-Verban Win
HeintZlemau
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Braves, 5; Reds, ]

Totals 81 624l1 Totals IS 127IOI
'Batted for Lambert in seventh.
fBatted for Gumbert in ninth.
Cincinnati 600 01o 0Qo-1
Boston 0l0 21l 00x-5
Runs-Frey, Ryan. Sanders (2). Masi,
Roberge. Errors-Hatton, West. Runs bat
kso in-Masi. Roberge, Fernandez, Sain.
Two-base hit-McCormick Three-base hit
-Roberge. Losing pitcher-Shoun
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Red Sox, 7; Indiuns, a

Totals A. i3 SO 10 Totals 43 10 SO 12
'Batted for Harris in seventh.
Ran for Seerey in eleventh.
+Batted for Mills in twelfth
Slated for Center in twelfth.
Boston .- 600 900 2Ql lO3-7
Cleveland 100 Op0 0eO 0l0-
Runs--Pesky, Williams. Doerr 90. York,
lazor, Boudreau Monaco. Machiewicz
Harder. Erfor-Boudreau. Runs batted
ln-Mills. Harder Rocco, La2or a.. Russell
keltner Williams CaN. Two-base hits
Boudreau. Machiewicz, York, Keltner
Doerr. Three-base hits-MachleWicZ,
Doerr t2)- Home runs~-LaZor, Williams
Winning pstcher-Ferriss. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1946-05-23
st. Albuns Trims London

st. Adams defeated Landon,
SIS. in a fifth grade baseball game
Yesterday on the Saints field.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Gorvin's and IBM Victors

Garvin's Grill defeated American
Trailer, 6-3, and IBM defeated
Kavakos Grill. 6-2, in Northeast
softball League play at Edgewood
playground yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Bethesda Juniors Ahead

Bethesda Highs junior baseball
team defeated Landon Juniors,
ga, yesterday on the Barons
diamond,
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Assoeiofed Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollywood. s.. Los Angeles, 0.
Sacramento, y Seattle, /.
Oakland, 10: Portland, J.
San Diego S. San Francisco, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore. 2,l0: Jersey City. ID.
Montreal, 8; Rochester, 4.
Syracuse. 5; Newark, g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 4; Louisville, 3.
ksnaas kHndlsnapelis, Sty. 3: MIhsssn1i,, TGsao;
Only games scheduled
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Scrannto, 3-3: Williamsport. 81.
Binghamton, 81; Hartford. "-1
Albany, 5-3: Utica, 3-S. First game
lnn1ngs.l
Wilkes-Barre. s. Elmira. : 90 innings
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, TO- New orleans. 3.
Nashville. u; Little Rock, S.
Mobile. A. Birmingham. .
Chsttanooga, 10: Memphis, 9
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Jacksonville; 6: Columbia, 3.
Columbus, O. Augusta: 9
Charleston, &: Macon, A.
Savannah, II; Greenville. 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio, ,; Dallas. l.
Fort Worth. . Houston, O.
Only games scheduled
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Pulaski. T; Kingsport, T.
New River, 8; Elizabethton, 2.
Bristol. IA WEIGH, .
Bluefleld, IS: Johnson City, g.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Aberdeen, 18: Grand Forks, 5.
St Cloud, II: Superior, O.
Sioux Falls, g. Fargo-Moorhead. 2.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Raleigh, 6; LSaksville. 7.
Danville, g; Winston Salem, l.
Durham, 4; Martinsville, 3 u0).
Greensboro, 4 Burlington. 8.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
AShevile, Z; Knoxville, .
Spartanburg, IL: Anderson, 8.
Charlotte, 4: Shelby, 3.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Salina, 81; Muskogee, 10.
ST Joseph, >; Topeka, /.
Leavenworth. 5; Joplin, ].
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Waterloo, 10; Terre Hauts, o.
Danville, :: Evansville, 6.
Decatur. s; Quincy, Z,
Davenport, .: Springfield. o.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Dodgers, 2; Cubs, !

Totals 40 4t37 10 Totals 511 80 IA
'Batted for Mccullough in 18th.
TBatted for Jurges in 18th
Zone out when winning run scored
Slated for Galan In flth
'Batted for Hatten in 18th.
Chicago - G10 900 900 600 o--1
BROOKLYN 5----- 100 900 900 600 IL
Runs-Pafko, stanky. Whitman Er-
rors--Herman. Reese, Anderson. Runs
batted in-Herman, Walker. Two-base
hits-Herman, Walker. Three-base hit
Schultz. Stolen hase-Johnson Winning
pitcher-Hisbs. Losing pitcher--schmitz
Evening star., 1946-05-23

Braves Option Jovery
BOSTON, May % R).-The
Braves have optioned AL Javery, big
right handed pitcher, to Toronto.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
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Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
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Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
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gabm. Mne OieFe Nrooufte tomnleu
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ourh 2lonOs in 2onOon Oeriidert.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Wien iUeiIt BcfekI
fir 5enIar sMriiG

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Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
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Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
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&errn Serntun 8. @loetner. Elm
Sobn 0es Ueritorbenen @bepoars Or,
Mnton @Ioetner. I'm ieinen To0
trnuern fiinf 8riioer uno bier ShgDe-
Itern.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
$. SuOOcr III Berlin 5Am StnOinm
Der WOtlaae

Berlin. @erbert @ooDer, Ser
0bmann OeS Don 8rdliOent truman
eingeiesten Sungersnot Silfsfomi-
tees, lit BIER e%insetroFfen. Gr miro
orei Gage ser llnteriitbung Ser @r-
ndbrmngsloge in GeutItlano Dio-
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19


Ni6r5 bis 3. Mpril, purOe I'M geIant-
ten @ebiet Der 5taDt Gtfellbah eins
idIieBIid giirgeI, 8ie6er un0 fam-
penbeim cine Aftion CUR 8ef1mpfung
ler Hattenploge ourdlgefii1rt.
9OdIihule fir @eiuerbeIebrer
Solingea II MS ein5ige StaOt Der
britiid,en Gone erbdlt SoIingen cine
SodJidule fir Die 4usbiIoung Ser
@eperbe- un0 GberIebrer. Gieier 8e-
l6luB m~.oe gcfaBt, npboem Sic Mff-
li.drregieruna eirfn pIau oes Ie,er=
nenten oes Shulamtes cur @rrih-
tung elmer berlif8paoagogijfen afu-
0em = a~enebnligt bate.
Sine Observation-Disclosures.
6ranffurt. - gfuf geranlaIiung
Der MiIitdrregierung lit fiir oie Sbn6t
Gifenbad einihlieBIih ser Staot.
teile giir8el &unpertsinn @nl0-
hei1n uno 8ieber eiite 8oanunas-
6alsgaltsfartei ein3uridtet. i3u Sic
im 3med miro in Sen nadIten
8agen cine gorerbebnng iber sic
Bepolterung Gifenbafg Ioruie oie
gemerblihen uro lanopirtldaftliden
Betriabe ourh ltdotiife 8oIisei6eon-
te ourfgefiibrt. Nne SauSboGtun-
gen un6 ltntermieter - baben
Elm 6ormblatt alls3ufiiaen. SIN an-
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
ttSMes pcIt Ser
HiIfs no crRfro

Bon Der Catholic @eIfarc Con.
ference, SEEN gorf. lit nummr1r Der
Appen 5l elmer 3ipeiten Saumlung
pon @onicrDen fir bic NotleioenOsn
in europa url0 5ernoTt ereougefl.
Sic beginnt am IL. Wai Mltter-
tag, uuo es ioHen ntinoeiens 90
100000 9iidien 4oniernen eefGEp
melt luer0en i'm gnn5en RAND.
Sci Ser I'M 3ejember gehalteneA
SamnlcIfdmpogAe ser aut9olKen
Duroen 24.600.0O0 @uhiep @oHigr-
nen 5uiommengebrntt
Sn Dem jesigen 4ppen tpiro ou{
Die Dor eiuigen 8ager pom Dem in
europa peiIenoen gTpr1iioenten
&erbert Sooper 9eMahte GefFte1nne
bingeiubieien, oaB 100000
aberdeen nom Sungertoo beorobt
iin0, DAB in europa oleiu 90 WliI-
Iionen 3iu0er uidt MIR u~nterern1brt
IinO, Ionoern an EuberfuIoie, BIllt-
arinilt uno onoeren Bebrehen Iei0en.
Bonn 9tmerican 5rienos Gerpice
@ommittee (Gu1fer) Iiegt Ser fol-
geuoe neile. nilf 0eutifIano be5iig-
Iihe 8eridt Dor.
y@ir baben bon %militnrllfett Be
boroen %erlnbren, oaB in Oerihieoe
men @egenoen mir 900 GaIorien
t6aIif bro Terion ermoglidlt mer=
ben. Ser Imerifnner erBGlt 0nbeim
oltrdidnittIit 5000 aoIorien :.
Neue aIeiOung lit nidt 81 bnbeu.
Man miro oft irregeiabrt, lpenn
man iteinbar gut gefIeioete Ren'
iedn ouf Der StrnBe iiebt. Sn ben
meiften 6Glen 1T es Die eir3ige 8let-
ouuq. ole Tie babeu, oles mas lie
aus Dem 5euer mad Dem 8ombeu-
angrifi gerettet baben. ShlIbe limo
niht al buben. IS febIt beion0ers
an aiuoeridnlben. Man iiebt Sim
Scr, Die tire fitBe nit 2umpen utn-
nidelt babcu Die @ohnungs-
perbGltniiie lin0 unbeldreibLih. 8ir
4a6en 200 Weniten in einenl Stint
mer zines 5eritorten 8arenbaiies
eingepferdt geIeben, M1nner, 6raun,
4inoer Minoeitens % Yro5eui
auer 4inoer Iterben e1e lie oas erlte
2ebensiabr oouen0en.
9Sn oieiem 3uiammenbang lei CT
mGbnt, OoB elnem Spe5iaIberidt Der
,gs. 9. thanksgiving un0 Scroll
Sufplge bic Goqesration in Der bri-
tiiden Bone alf $50 &afurieus herab-
qeIebt lporSen lit. @8 oiirFte mn
Elm Maifen1terben einIeBen iiu0 oas
o~nqeorobte SerobieBen alif 400 aa-
lorien brouht niht mebr n~b5eipartet
5u meroen.
Gle Stnn6e 6es @an0elnS lit fir
ale gcfomuHen. ale nliifien aHes in
ibren arGften Stebenoe sur 2iroe-
risug Der miGeIiden Not ihrer
StanlmeSgenoiien I'M Reih un1
Seiterreih TIM.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19

idlitB OH Oicie Gr6ebung erfolgt sic
eisentlide Accommodating oltrd
beionoere 5otfrdfte.