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Evening star., 1946-07-10
u. 5. Legislators
Are Impressed by
Jap Diet BuiIdinQ
ey the Associated Prose

TOKYO, July l0-American men,
bers of Congress toured Japan's big
Diet building today and drew these
conclusions:
Senator Butler of Nebraska: 1T
puts the Washington Capitol to
shame"
Senator Ellender of Louisiana
"Luxuriousn'
But a Texan Representative
Worley-topped them all with ::
We'll, it does compare favorably
with the Texas Legislature.
These three and Representative
Miller of California will 90 on
around the world en- route home.
Senator Brewster and Representa-
lives Crawford and Lecompte will
leave today by plane for Washing
ton.
Ali came to Tokyo after observing
the atomic bomb test at Bikini.
Evening star., 1946-07-10

Just returned to this country,
Father Walsh told a press confer
ence here Yesterday that the world
must establish at Nuremberg:
l. That no government can plead
Immunity to punishment for gross
offenses on the ground it is q gov
ernment.
2. That civilization must respect
religious freedom-'the righ t to
conscience as carefully as it
must respect the right of property
o. any other right.
Il will go so far as to say" the
Jesuit educator declared, that un-
less these two principles become
part and parcel of the United Ma
tions system there will be no hope
for the success of that experiment
or for peace"
Father Walsh readily admitted
the nations conducting the Nuern-
berg trial have jurisdiction Only be-
cause they took it--~in the name Of
humanity He said some legal
scholars are worried because of the
lack OF precedent for what the
prosecution seeks TO eSta blish in
the trial. but added he hoped that
establishing precedent at Nuern-
berg would enable the world to build
q system of international law on a
higher level in the future
The Nuremberg defendants" he
said. ARE the legitimate descendants
of the teachers who, over long years
built the German school of philoso-
ply. This Is the SubjectiviSm OF
such men as Kant. Fichte. Hege
and Nietzsche What Hitler did wa;
to put this philosophy III arms"
Having served as Nuremberg con.
sultant in the field of religion
Father Walsh praised the United
States Government for its firm anC
uncompromising stand in defense OF
religious liberty" He told of travel
ing more than $4,000 miles in CEN
tral Europe, interviewing persons
prosecuted by the Nazis because OF
tiiEI CllslOtls iaCdS. I1lS 1ilFCStISd-
tions supplied material for the final
brief on persecution of Christianity
which the United States presented
to the tribunal
A lifelong student of geopolitics, 81
Father Walsh also advised the
American delegation on that sub
iect and himself conducted the pre-
liminary examina ton of the Nazi
geopolitlcal mentor. Prof. Karl
kaushofer, which led to the tlibu-
nails decision to indict the German
scholar.
Father Walsh said he was subSe-
quently assigned to interrogating
further the 76-year-old Nazi the
orist, and that their discussions re-
suited in Prof. Kaushofers action
in writing his final appraisal of
German geopolitical theory and
where it went wrong This was Just
before Prof Kaushofer and his wife
committed suicide last March 10, DR.
Walsh said
Evening star., 1946-07-10
Start now with LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC

Those distressing flakes and
scales can put you in plenty
wrong socially, and can raise hob
with the health of your scalp
and the looks of your hair.
Ifyou have the slightest symp-
tom, better start now with
Listerine Antiseptic and massage.
It's easy. It's delightful. and it
treats the infection as Infection
sboula be treated Wifb 94ick
ge,m-kiiiing action.
Kills BOTTLE Bacillus"
Listerine Antiseptic kills mil
lions of the bottle bacillus"
Evening star., 1946-07-10
Inquest Today Will Probe
Woman S Death in Accident

A coroner's inquest was scheduled
today in the traffic death early
Yesterday of Annie c. Colston. 81.
colored, l643 Fourth street NV.
Police listed Thomas Danserine, 80,
OF Troy, N. Y, as driver of the
car alleged to have struck the
woman. She was the 30th traffic
victim of the year.
Miss Margaret Caywood. 10. of
809 F street NE. was reported In
fair condition this morning at
Emergency Hospital after being
struck at the corner of Thirteenth
and l streets NV. late yesterday
by an automobile police said was
driven by James G. Manchester,
81, of 205 Hodge lane. Takoma Park,
Md. Miss Caywood suffered head
injuries and fractured left wrist.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
a Troopships Returning
1000 Are Due odoy
By the Associofsd Press

Four troopships with more thar
1000 homecoming seryicemen anC
repatriates and one other vesse,
transporting 400 war wives anC
children to this country are sched-
uled to reach port today on the East
and West coasts. The ships:
. At New York-Marine Shark from
Alexandria, two soldiers and Oil re-
patriates Zebulon Vance from
Southampton, 400 war wives and
children.
At Milford Victory from
Yokohoma, 1.072 Army, IS Navy.
At San Francisco-Randall from
Pearl Harbor, 1.721 Navy, 36 Marines
Hermitage from Guam, 4,079 Navy
$50 Marines, 10 Army.
The Treasury Departments Saw
ings Bond campaign is importa nj
to every American. Citizens who
buy these bonds and hold them are
not only backing their own future
they are investing in the future Sc
cnrity of their country.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
Fund Not Needed 10 Beat
Truman, Whitney Asserts
bv the J sscc,otsd pfsSx

A. F. Whitney said yesterday the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
which he heads, has S2,500,000 ito
go out after President Truman" but
that we won't have to spend any
money to defeat President Truman
if he becomes a candidate"
MI Whitney testified before a
House Labor subcommittee which is
studying possible revision of labor
laws SO as to remove the causes of
la Dor management disputes.
Mr.. Whitney has Teen a bi':ef f1e
of MI Truman since the President
asked emergency legislation to halt
the railroad strike in Ma,
Evening star., 1946-07-10

PAINTING - Workmen from
the Office Of the National Cap
ital Parks yesterday began the
long job of painting the three
l10-foot t1agpoles in front of
Union Station. Last fall the
poles were given steam bath,
which took off about as much
paint as it did SCOT, hence the
necessity for the painting.
The eagles on top will have to
go without a gliding due to
shortage of gold leaf. Paul
Mayer. former Navy boat
sWain's mate, Is one of the
painters. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-07-10

fix a date for its next meeting to
consider the report OF Dr. H. ".
Evatt Of Australia, chairman OF the
Atomic Commission, on the first
phase of negotiations for a world
atomic control plan.
DR.. Evatt will make his summa-
ton before the Atomic Subcommit-
tee No / tomorrow and the assem-
bled data then will be turned over
to the l2-nation Atomic Working
Committee or the Atomic Commits
sion, which has identical member
ship. From there it goes to the
Security Council.
Evening star., 1946-07-10

sufferers showed complete disap-
pearance of, or marked improve
ment in, the symptoms of dan
druff after 4 weeks of twiCe-a-day
Listerine Antiseptic treatment.
Lambert Pharmacal Company,
ST. Lo1is, Missouri.
Evening star., 1946-07-10

(PityrosPorum ovale) which
many dermatologists say is
causatiye agent of the trouble.
Almost at once flakes and
scales begin to disappear.
Your scalp feels healthier and
your hair looks healthier.
Evening star., 1946-07-10

Sure, you can spray jew reaches TO
death-if your ain, is good. But for
every roach you see, hnudreds come
out after lights go out. Ger those
nieht-crawlers, and you get 'em all
Just lay thin line of Peterman Roach
Killer around sinks, drains, base
boards. Once reaches cross this pow
der line, they're goners. Get Can
today. With or without DDT.
Evening star., 1946-07-10

into the ideolo-
gical fabric Or
that organiza
ton. according
to DR.. Edmund
A. Walsh, vice
p + e S i d e n t of
Ge org e t 0 W n
University and
regent of the
G e org e t o W n
School of For
eign S erv c e,
who since last.
August has been
Speciai consult
ant to the Amer
lean stan at
Evening star., 1946-07-10
War Trial Principles
Vital in u. n. System,
Father Walsh Holds

Basic principles embodied in the
trial of German war criminals at
Nuremberg should be recognized by
the United Nations and worked
Evening star., 1946-07-10

Listerine Antisep-
tic is the same anti
septic that has been
ia m Gus for more
than 60 years in the
field of oral hygiene.
In a series of tests.
76% of dandruff
Evening star., 1946-07-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. a. Al


hal today and arranged to confer
with Gen Macarthur this evening,
He expected to leave tomorrow on
another leg of his world trip.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
Request for Proposals

By Direction OF the Housing Erpediter
nEFENSE HOMES Corporation here
- by gives notice that it has avail
able for sale tract of land in Mont
gomery and Prince Georges Counties.
Maryland, containing approximately
144 acres, and located at New Hamp-
shire Avenue at University Lane,
about / u miles from the District Line.
No offer will be considered unless
the proposed purchaser agrees Cd to
pay cash for the property at the time
of closing: t2) to develop the site i'm
mediately by constructing thereon
moderate priced homes or apartments
with preference in the sale or rental
of the same to veterans of World War
II, including those still in the military
service until the period ending not
earlier than December 81, 1947; and
t3) to be limited to the maximum sale
prices and rentals as may be estab-
lished by the appropriate Government
Agency or agencies charged with the
establishment of maximum rents and
with issuing permits for construction
or with granting priorities or other
assistance in order to aid in the pro-
curing of materials.
The person. firm or corporation Of
ferlng the best plan OF developing
said site quickly for moderate cost
housing for veterans and their fam
lilies will be given preference. Offers
will be accepted up and to midnight,
July 81, 1916. The Corporation re-
serves the right to reject any and all
offers
Terms conditions of sale and all
necessary information concerning the
prOpertv and submitting of proposals
are available at the office of
Evening star., 1946-07-10

''Messrs. Lime & Co. THE
Chopra Sports Works." Sial-
kot City. British India)
invite applications from re-
liable firms of America to
represent them for sale of
Indian Carpets, Rugs Num-
dahs, Sports Goods such as
Tennis & Badminton Rack
cts, Tennis & Badminton
Cuts, E. P. N. S. Goods and
Cutlery Goods. Bonafide
and reliable parties willing
to keep ready stock with
them of our products need
only apply by Air Mall
Evening star., 1946-07-10
ForrestoI in Tokyo

TOKYO, July 10 P,.--Navy Sec
retary Forrestal few in from Shang-
Evening star., 1946-07-10
1T SURE is A
GRAND FEELING

TO know you can get quality, fast action
and economy in St. Joseph Aspirin. Find
out .for yourself today. Demand St.
Joseph Aspirin, worlds largest seller at
10c. Y ou can save even more on 100 tab
let size for 35c. almost 5 tablets for 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Evidence of Life
$4,000 Years Ago

Ann Arbor, Mar. S-AP-Dr. En-.
erson F.. Greenman, head of uni.
yersity of Michigan survey group,
said today that evidence OF human
life in the Great Lakes area $4,000
years ago has been uncovered.
In investigations of beaches
since 1888 in Ontario, Canada, DR..
Greenman, curator OF the division
OF Great Lakes OF the University
Museum OF Anthropology, has
found evidence OF prehistoric man
at various levels once under water.
DR.. George Stanley, associate
professor of geology, estimated
that people lived at the highest
level from 10000 to $4,000 years
ago, when the retreating glacial
ice cap was only so miles to the
north.
Life on other levels, DR.. Stanley
said, existed $500 years and 1,4OO
years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Republicans May
Meet in Detroit

Lansing. Mar. SAP The Re-
publican state convention. at which
nominees will be selected for ma
ior state Offices, has been tenta-
lively arranged for Saturday, June
29, at Detroit, 1t was announced
today.
The convention site chosen is
Cass Tech High School with con-
vention headquarters at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
John A. Wagner, State COP.
chairman, summoned the state cen
tral committee to meet here April
9 to formally select the convention
date and site, but he asserted 1t
had been necessary to fix a tenta-
tive date and site because Of the
shortage OF hotel accommodations.
Grand Rapids, often the site OF
the convention, will be unable to
accommodate it this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Joe Louis Starts Tuning
up For Return to Fighting

West Baden, Ind, Mar. SAP
A four year period away from
strenuous training for ring warfare
ended today for Joe Louis.
The worlds heavyweight boxing
champion launched 49-day tuning
up program at this village spa in
the first phase of his conditioning
in preparation for the defense o:
his title against challenger Billy
Conn in New York Yankee Sta
dium June 10.
The second phase begins May !
at Pompton. Lakes, n. j., when he
starts his boxing drills.
Louis. arriving tired with his par
ty OF four after a 2S7 mile drive
from Chicago, found the signs of
spring everywhere. Buds were
swelling on trees, fat robins
chirped and flowers were poking
their heads up from the rapidly
drying soil. The temperature hit 64
yesterday.
This stimulating spring advance
was refreshing to Louis, discharged
last October after serving three
years and nine months in the Ar
my. He appeared eager TO get start
ed.
Louis, who will be 80 years old
on May 13, weighs 220 pounds, Is
above his fighting weight. He plans
to melt or this excess by walking
and jogging over the hilly country
side for an hour each morning, en-
gage in other outdoor exercises in
the afternoon and eat only two
meals daily. He also will play golf
and ride horseback. He is shipping
two spirited animals here.
His training will be all out-of-
doors. There will be no gymnasium
work, no boxing. The Brown Bomb
er will remain here until April 26
and then proceed to Pompton
Lakes.
Louis, with his retinue, is quar-
tered In a 3S-room, two story white
frame hotel which caters to ne
groes. 1t was reopened and
freshed up exclusively for him. The
hostelry is located a block off the
main street. The villagers straggle
in groups across the street for a
look at the champion.
Artie Smith, hotel owner, shooed
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
By HUGH FULLERTON. JR

New York, Mar. SAP George
Eastment, who moved up from high
school coaching ranks 20 take
charge Of the Manhattan track
squad this winter, says he has been
trying all season to find out how
fast Fred Sickinger can run. g.
Eastment probably won't find out
tomorrow because Sickinger fig
ures 20 beat Stan Calender by the
usual two strides in the X. o. c.
l,OOO-yard race. . But by next win
ter, Fred may be ready to give Les
MacMitchell a tussle over the mile
route. The coach figures Fred
can run anything from 500 yards
to the mile in championship lime"
=. MacMitchell has been winning
the miles but his times haven't ex-
cited the fans because Les hasn't
learned yet to set a fast pace with
no one to push him. But II
Sickinger pushes and Frank Dixon
comes back to pull-well, they say
1t in Brooklyn: Wait till next year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
UNDER RESTRICTION

Lansing-AP-All trunk lines
south Of MSS from Manistee to
Tawas City were placed under
truck weight loading restrictions
at midnight Thursday the STATE
Highway Department reported
Restrictions also were ordered
for M-76 from MSS north to MIA
except on US-1O from Detroit to
Pontiac and on US-24 and US-112
from the Ohio border to Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08

This Evening

Roosevelt, Saline, and Ann Ar
Dor University High Schools were
the Glass C victors in the opening
contests OF the District Basketball
Tournament Thursday night at the
Ypsilanti High School gymnasium.
The three winning teams go into
their semifnals tonight, Roosevelt
facing Ann Arbor st. Thomas at
$50, Saline meeting University
High at 6:45. The opening games
for the Glass B district title will
also be tonight, Ypsilanti High
School playing Belleville at $500,
and Melvindale meeting Wayne at
9:15.
Playing before a capacity crowd
OF screaming supporters, Roosevelt
cagers won the most conclusive
victory of the. Thursday night
schedule. topping Brighton by
score OF 81 to 16.
The outclassed Brighton cagers
didn't score a single point during
the nrst quarter, and managed to
squeeze out only one free throw
In the second. Since the outcome
was obvious early in the game.
the Brighton coach substituted free
ly, giving virtually all OF his re-
serves some experience in tourna.
ment play.
Les Appl, Roosevelt forward. led
the scoring for the game with Is
points, followed by his teammate.
Center Jack Minzey with IL. Ton
individual score for the Brighton
outfit was the total OF five points
collected by Kennedy, a reserve.
The most spectacular game
Thursday night was the Saline.
Romulus contest, in which Saline
upset advance dope by edging
Romulus A to Al. There was never
more than a three-point margin be-
tween the two quintets all during
the game.
Romulus, favored to win the
Class c district title, gained the
lead at the end OF the third quar-.
ter, the score being 1892: but the
scrappy Saline cagers put on a 12.
point rally which gave them the
| victory.
Dave Schaefer topped the Saline
scoring with II points. Harry Fos-
dick, Saline guard. sank I6. For
the upset Romulus outfit, Bill Mad.
den and Bennett Dugan were high
scorers with Is and l3 points re.
spectively.
In Thursday nights final, Lincoln
High School lost heart-breakIng
contest to Ann Arbor University
High, after holding the lead for
the first three periods OF play. Fin.
al score was 81 to 30.
Starting out with plenty Of pow.
er. the Lincoln cagers led 1910 at
the end OF the first stanza. Al
half-time Lincoln was still on the
long end OF a 1918 score. They
retained their two-point lead at the
end OF the third period, the score
board reading 24.22.
Then suddenly the Railsplitter
defense folded up and the Univers
ity High quintet staged a brilliant
rally which netted them Is points
in the last quarter and gave them
the game.
Leading the scoring for the Rail
splitters were Ken Dysinger with
Is points and Glenn Rowe with 10.
Chief sparks in the University High
offense were Gordon Smith, who
accumulated Is points, and Gary
Agnew. who copped Il.
All three games were fast and
clean, with only three players out
of the six teams removed from the
court on personal fouls.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Back When
nr the Associated Pressl

(By the RsSOCldleu fTessD
Today year ago-Billy Hassett
was elected captain of Notre
Danes 1916 basketball team.
Three years ago-Gretchen Mer-
rill, OF Boston. and Arthur Vaughn,
Jr., of Philadelphia. won the ma
tional figure skating titles.
Five years ago-John Borican set
a new world indoor record OF
1:10.1 for the 600-yard sprint in
the X. OF c. meet at Madison
Square Garden.
Ten years ago-Don Meade, lead
ing jockey at Hialeah. was sus-
pended from all future riding in
Florida on charges he bet on horses
other than his own mounts in
races.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08

the news photographers away all
day yesterday. explaining. You'll
have to stay away until | see Mr..
Louis. Wait until he gets settled.
He may not want TO have his pic
ture taken"
Louis will straighten Mr.. Smith
out on this. He's had contact with
photographers before.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
TEACHERS ASK MORE MONEY

Ann Arbor, Mar. S-Ann Arbor
teachers have requested a 5000 ad-
ditien to the base rate and further
cost Of living adjustments in let
ter to the board of education
through the Teachers Club. The
latter added that nofi-teachers
were included in the wage re-
quests.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
WINS DENOMINATION

amtramck-AP- DR.. Stephen
S. Skrzycki polled 7,240 primary
votes Wednesday to lead three can
didates and win denomination for
a third term as mayor Of Ham,
tramck. A total Of 1884 votes
were cast,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Jersey Justlce

Jersey Jones, the reformed fight
publicitor, takes issue with Jersey
Joe Walcott's story about flooring
Joe Louis in training camp brawls.
I'm the interests of truth lin
news, editorials and advertise
ments)" reports ]. Jones, who han.
died the press setup at Louis
camp, "it wasn't at Pomp.on Lakes
but at Lakewood back in 1886. The
first day Walcott ran backwards
faster than Man o'War ever ran
forwards and Louis couldn't catch
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
PLAN WORK SHOP"

Detroit-AP-A one.day work
shop" TO consider problems OF dis
placed women war workers will be
held here Monday under sponsor
ship of the United States Employ
ment Service. Michigan Director
Edward l.. Cushman announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
SEEK STATION

Washington AP - The Com
municationc Commission authority
has under consideration an aplica'
ton from the Argus-Press Com
pany at Owosso, Mich, to operate
new frequency modulation sta
tion.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Sports Roundup

buffalo y YAP-The Bowling Congress- the world
Thursday in Buffalo
armory a threeyear wartime lapse.
Iansng-APThree Central Collegiate Conference track
the Michigan State College
Saturday Shdeman coach and de-
today
East which
with 12 wins and nine
played
l.. l. Frimodig revealed today
York-APBob Montgomery. Philadelphia holds the
lightweight championship
whip New Yorks youthful Peone in their 10
round scrap Madison Square tonight
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08

bic traffic Thursday over M-s2
in oceana County following a flood
Of high water which closed. the
route Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Roosevelt. Saline. u. HiSh Win
Bench Gossip

him In one round. The second day
Louis didn't waste time. There were
tV o thunderous detonationS. the
III 4 when Louis nailed Walcott on
tn chin, the second when Jersey
10 hit the deck" The neKt
bo- will be Jersey vs.. Jersey.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
shorts and sheIIs

9NgNha aNh
Marine Pvt. Gabby Marek os
Harvey, i'll. who won the Eastern
Golden Gloves heavyweight title
for Jacksonville. Fla. says he
won't turn pro when he is dis
charged in August but will go TO
college and play football. &.
Deanna, the Hambletonian fsvorite,
now has three owners. Gibson
White recently sold a half interest
to Lawrence sonny" Sheppard for
$4,000 then he gave half his half
10 his wife. .. No wonder that
Syracuse U. basketball team was
flying high this season: Bill Gabor
was a flight officer In the Army Air
Forces, Larry Crandall a lombard
Ter. Roy Peters a paratrooper, and
Andy Mogish was with an Air Fore
es liaison outfit. Naturally ex-
infantryman Lew Spicer is the one
who keeps their feet on the ground.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
TO RESTORE TRAFFIC

Lansing-AP-The State High
way Department restored automo-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
Hollywood Restaurant

n. Terry 491. D. Denton $40. C.
Kline 526, C. Lore $50. F. Wood
517.
Game totals s5S S67 S74 1884
Bates Shoe Repair
Givins Az, Hewitt 402. Maloney
All, Duane 1863. Lippard 4sS, han
dicap 219.
Game totals sol $40 749 2390
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-08
kioray's

Z. Streicher AS. Pierson 472,
Christenos 800. Griffin 445, P. Rich
ards 453. handicap rs.
Game totals 7s4 75s III 2473
Cox Standard Service
d. Wood ASS. J. Morrison AT. c.
Wood 40S, H. Miller 403, H. Rey-
nolds 4S7.
Game totals S27 704 500 2230