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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14

Berten ibr 9ireftorilm in ibrer lets
ten 8criammlllng BON lieben ullI
uellu. Sic neueu 0ireftoren iinb:
Mobcrt :. 9lad, Sepencc u. Miai-
fin uno ean 6. Cher. @ieoersepdhlt
,purocu: Sarolo Z. Glart, Srant Wt
Cobb, 6reSerif q. Srolittle, @m.
=. Nillmcre, Somes s. ssogartp uno
elmer 9. Sinoletb, ser YrdiiNcnt ser
Geiellid)ait lit.
Scrr @lat, Er1iioent ser gbitc
Ntotor Gr., icit 1885, &i5c Erili.
oent Nutomobile Manufacturers sli-
location lmo Goriiter bes Motnr
Sruf Gomitees, mdbrero ocs &rie-
ges @titelieo bcs 9tatipnal Sabor
Helation Boards, Tireftor ocs slllto'
mctipe Councils for @ar EroNuc.
tiou, Sireftor ser Eenniplpania Gens
tral s(irlines uno Sr,rltee ser Socic-
tp for Snriugs.
Serr Wiuifell, Gerlpoltllng bon
Snpeltierllrgen uno @rlnoeisentlln,,
Sircftor ser 0leuelauo Srllit Gp.,
Suterinfe ,Sron Corporation, SiSe
@ater sliiocioteo Sil 60, g)olngs
torn Steel Door 60.
Serr Sber lit nit Scr Slllminat.
ing So. felt 1914 lnh MseE ErGlis
bent, ipilroe 1917 Gleftriid)er Snge:
nier unS 1888 Grefutipe Sngenieu,
uno lit jebt Manoser oes 9etriebs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14
4ippeSre,r,e Gkeater
rGinSerella Zones" 6eainut am
" tt,uod,, 20. WGrs.

9imoIoie Shonbeit, illaenolidIt
SebensfraIt ms tcbcnoer 0eia-l
uno San5 brinat @arner Bros. Slim
Ser Mitlipcd I'M 6ippoSrcmc be-
gilnlt. Is lit cine unllifaliife &C.
Ihifte Der idljnen S,tSp ,sones, &C.
fanllt fir ibr Rlllaoeniinesn irl
3pnllnp GOles Srd}eiter, Ole 10 Mi!-
lior"n erDen ioa, lpenn iir einen
Mann bon observation-disclosures beiratet.
sSSllop triift iih NIT stuei ii6eripanne
ten Erofeiloren, 8abril Gotif uno
Bart @ilaiams. Wabreno Yopif
eineu lSobu bonn alten guoapelt
Slloen @iafommen beiBt in ser
Sdule, periuht 8art 0illinm lie
|tregsitreiben. Suop bleibt a6er in
&ubNiran, l,llo es oaucrt nidt lan9a
bis 0art @illiams liehesfranf lpirl
uiro Suop lit bas Centrum oes luIti
gen Greiefs. Gs tpirfen nod init 9
3. Safali uno Gosparo gperett, !8or
ton, Sulic 8ftppt @utb 9onnallr
uno Gliiba Goof, 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14
GlepelanHer Hei,,t, ,.,,S
93lut1,efta,lsit sitcllm1t0

Shre Sulpen oabeim lino biclleidt
MIR einen 3oll grob he,,te, uber es
lit 5ulpenseit in Glenelalto Gnoe oie.
ier @ofe; benn am 16. MGr5 sieti
Sic Glcpelano Seim- unH 9lrmen
ausitcll,na ms Euhlic suoitcrilun
Elm fir adH Gage. Sas Nuoitorilm
lit IN einen icinen iarhcureiden 9lu,
mengarten perlpanoclt lporocn nit
mebr ais $4,000 @ert pon bliibcn,
sen StrGu6ern allcr Hrt, ciuem elef
triihen 8runnen mo einen pollItan'
sig mSscItottrtcn unN mlpilan5tc',
Scim.
,sn allen gusltellmssballcn IN
Muoitori,m f6nnrn lie bon Scr @als.
i:ab,itrie enttpideltcn alsgcltel!ts
Fei,titc Sausb1ltinGsncMniiinoc
Seim Giilhiht,udcn G'cforatic-
nen ieben. Gas r9luc Hibbolr 9rG
aalo,p" lit bon ser sGleuclano Sar
Selsfmnmcr burd) Some @uilScrs
9Noriation aebalt tuoroen.
Gs lit sic itGnltc slusitellilng DC:
,sabres, aui sic bas Gublifum lana'
aelpartet bat. IS miro angenonrlell
oa6 mebr 9ellte sic slusitellilng 'ehc'
lperoen als je sunor. Die nreilten Ne
iuber Ser Seim, rnb gll,mcu Mus
itellung lperoen beilnb1ngrige ,Sanll
lien iein, Ste Secen iltf,cn l,n ocl
/! 9au eines Seimes SIT plancnL ihr al
ties umbauen cbcr bic notipenolgcl
Mcparatl,ren porsuncbmcn, Oic IN oci
lebtcn Sabrcu iebr perand)la'rs
Itrcroen iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14
0rebet 1lnf,,e III Der
0tat,Sis9,,rei

Die 2onooner @eratl,ngen ocs
@eltiiderbeitsrates tparen falm ab.
geid)lolien, llno alles lpra6 nod BON
oem bort abeebrarantcn sseueriperf
in Ser lepantiniihcn uno Ser iapa-
neIii6en ssruge, l,no icbon nlnbt eiu
anSerer intcrnntionalcr @eiobrens
bero bon iih reoen. Siesmal hrpbt
relles l(nbeil il, eineln alteu @cttrr-
lpinfel, IN bcm cS ibon cinnal ,loss
sing", ,,iinlid in Ser Monolburei.
Ole &ulicn madlen cntgegen Sem
unter amerifaniid)er Yatronan5 abs
geibloiienen d,ineiiie)-ruiiiideu Ser
trag, feine Micnc, ibr Geripredca
ein3ul0icn uno sic ManSifurci 81.
,Glltller. Nndyocm lie slueimal 1lad)s
einanber Sic GimpiIligung Chung
fings su elmer s(usoebnuna Scr 6rii'
erpreBt batten, sic lie iiGb bieriiir
alsbeo,,ngen batten, Sic si,lett Gro,
fuierrng bis gum I. Iebr,lar seloht.
9sun itno Tie iogar I'M @ceriii, lid,
auf ei,,en banernocn Suientbalt III
| bem reihen, bon SEN Ssapanern &C
iGl,bertcu &cbict ciu,ltrid,tcn. I'M
gleif5eitie rcrlegcn lie iih audi aili
| sic Grpreiillng ipeiterer @irtidMits
fon,eiiioncn in oerManNihurei, al(eS
nah Sem alien .ortboorrcn' a'tuItc,
imperiliItilfcr Nnubpclitif. oerel
inoraliihe Geroonnerllna bel Sen fn
pitaliitiihcn MGhtcn iicts 81 Sci
|Sdlagcrn ser ruliiid)cn slnbcnpolit!t
lmo Ser apmintern-Er -Eropnaanba &C
bGrtc.
| Ser ncue manSidplriid,e &onflif
mar I'M areml obnc ,Srage bercit;
geipoIlt ,als 0folotoii in SonOun pol
Sprien, Ssapa mo Ifnroffo iprad,
Gs marcn has Tinac, iibcr Sic na'
| iib in slmcrifn niht grcb errcgt'
tpenn es audi beirembete, baB Stali.
pl6tlid bas 9ebiirfnis cnpianb
Sans Tampi in alien @aiien slt ipic
len unb cine Eolitif ST treiben, 81
lebbaft an sic 8ofipriinge 0ilbelnl
| mo an ieiu iGbelraiielnocs @ort rT
innerte: rGs oari nireenbtuo in Sc
@elt mebr cine Gntiheioung ohl
loen oeutiden &aiicr iallen."
! Ssm &reml bat non liGl geirrt
;,penn man lid, BON Sem lepantiniifc
luno sem iauaueiiihen Nhlcnflmg;
mar,Dper in 9onoon uicl perIprodc
j f,a6en iolltc. slui Sen rlt'Iiidlcn III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14

fug in ser Manoidurei bat nidt nir
sic d)ineiiiele Resierung iol,ber1
audi oie omsritaniihc offentlibe
Meinung mit aller SfGrfc rcagiert.
Maeroinss bate Gbunsfin9 porber
anseiictts Ser fortgeietten rllliiden
Gerid)leppungstrifs, sic itnn ldug|t
SapeifeI an Sem guten Gla,,ben >cs
ruiiiihen Sertragsfrellnocs erlpedcl
mlbtcn, cine erital,nlihe 2angTnnt
an sen Gag eclest. GaB enolib ecd
oas hineiiihe temperament crplo,
oierte l,no iogar sic hineiiiGeu Som,
mlnilteu sur @orllng ibrcs "6e-
iiGts" gcnotist tparen, gegen Sen
m1htigen ruiiilben 8GunerStclluna
su ncbmen, ertlGrt iib natiirlib nidt
in letter 9inie nit ser &ilfeitcllurs.
sic unicrc traoitioncl(c TernoItpoli.
tit iiir China beSelltct.
!Sffenbur Daueu sic oiplnmatiic)cn
Sntriguen i'm @lnoc nit Scr milit:i-
ridden &cr9eipaltiglnsspolitif Sta
Inns es idlieblid erreid)t, bas dine.
iiihe Golf in @ciuegung 81 brin9en.
9tah ocn bittercn Sebren Ser griab=
runa nit Sen iabrscbntelan9en impc-
rialiitiihen SGifaneu ser @rob.
mGdte, sic ser rotc 3ar nm Gunft
iiir Glnft gctreulid) fopiert, lit es
lpabrliG niht perluunberlidb, oci;
Solf mS Megierune Gbinns enolid,
anfangen. iif geaen sic orpbenSc
@ieoerhclllng ser altel crropdii idel;
Eoliiif pirtidaftlih politiihcr
Surboringing, binter Ser itcts Sc
sltiiht scr slusbcutlma YliinoerunN
lnc naticnaler &criflapiug itebt,sNr
@ehr SIT Ictcn. @eraoe in ser MonO,
id)urci bat man cS init cincr Ernbr
| nuf has Grcnpcl 81 tim. &enn Gh:-
ia has Spier ciner lcucu Nuitcl'
lung ieincs 8ebicts miro uno aus
gcrcdnct Sic Manbihurci pcrliert
10 lit es nit ser Soffni,na ani einr'!
Gincliihcn @icSerauibau lno Oil
cine fiinftige &crteioaungsnlGglid;
felt fiir bas 2nuo porhei. Sat nal
cS bod bier nit lmcntbebrlihen Mph
| itoifuuellcn ilrN elmer cntlpideltel
Snauitrie SIT tlln. sic fiir Sic ipirt
iGaitlid)c uno bnnlit audi fiir sic pr
litiite llnabbinaigfeit bcs Sierhun
| BERT MiIlinncn Gclfcs luertbebrlid
iinS.
Il Sic Gereinigten Staaten bahel
nber cinmnl IN cincln iiltcrcn maaN
ITuriidcn Sispllt ibrc Yrltif Sc
Z. roiIencn Siir" profIanicrt, sic ncd
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14
Gin 1,erisSb Scr 11tt.ts,
,uiilet,ceft
shIi,B bon Scite I.

SUll&H uuIl SCllt l.
iiber oie Molle ser .Mliens" l,no IT,
rer &inoer in ser @eihidte bes ame.
rifaniiben Muiitiegs CUR @eltnladDt
ilnS iiber Sen Mnteil oesielben Gle.
ments - Sarunter ald) Ser beutIchen
,Sumen" einidbIieblid) ebemaliacr
slnseborieer scr beutibrn bcluaiIncr
ten StrcittrGItc friiberer 3eiten -
al ser Sllialnmenictlng aQer anc<
rifaniiden &riegsbecre leit ser Nepo-
luton ent9e9el,5l,ltellen. Sollte cs
Iih nod, niht bis 5lmt Mr. 8pllett
luo ieinen Sreuneen berumgeiprcs
den baben, ,picpiele beutIde 9s1nlci,
lih lmter Sen GmpIdngern bohcr
slus5eihnllu9en fir baroiihs Sate1
amcrifauiidcr &ricgcr bcfinbe!2 ?
Sollten tic l,itbt iuiiicn, pie groB ncc
Erosentiat pon Gingeipanoerten ,nN
bon S6bnen lnb Gnfeln oeutld)cr
| Gimpaneercr ,mter Sen Sr1gern ser
bobsren Siiiaiersd)argen unIeres
| Seeres i'm slpeiten @eltfriese !rar :
81 sic neun BON iieb5ebu MitglieScr
ocs Gin,panocr,mesnusihuiies ois
! nat .3eitl,nssberihten Oie Grpif
nung ser @eratune bes Geiebent
! purfs er3lulmsen baben, bcilpiels
ipeie nie bon einem General bes go
mems Giienbcper sebGrt baben ioa
ten?
Die isrelnbe ser Ginnanbcrlml
brauhcn lih nidt 81 perbcblen, oaI
sic 8eiabr eines GrTclaes Ser nenel
Sebc aroB lit. I'm 10 mcbr iollten III
allf Scr Sltt iein, Inn 5lt perblnoerll
| onb cs Sen rabialten &caftioniircl
aus Sen riidltGnoigcren 2anoesteiie,
| gc,inst, cine Sercluiglmg oes 81:
7! Itarocs su crreiden, iuic er in rnle
rem Ginipanberungslueien ieit 1913;
tatiddJlid, beitanoen bat. Genn iolat
| &C lit es ihon Der, Nab Ginranoere
MIR not) IN iebr ieltenen Iallen ,nge
laiien ipuroer, MIR bon Iliihtllngcl
! ahgeicben, imo aud, ibnen geaeniibe
,rno ,lnlere GinpanSerungsbeboroe
parcn uuiere &oniulcn I'M anslano
uIles aroere cher als liberal. aeines
ians oarf Sen lilroernen r¬r
Nptbiuss" oas sSelo allcin iiberlalic
mcrhcn. gSir lpiirbeu ms ionit III
ale 3citen oes RedItes begcbru 8
prctcitieren, pelm Snfcl Sam 9leid
,citia init ser pcrtragsmabigcn II!
crfeunllng hcs internnticnalcn slIn
'reH,s ieine Gore gegen ale 3inra
oerllng bcrmetiid pcrleIlieBt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14

INNER ser @runoitein ul,ierer gan.
5en 5ernoitpolitit iiberbaupt tit. In.
Iere Megierung bat Dem, audi GburtG'
fing bercits piii5ieu bon ibrenSnter'
elle an Ser manoidwriidcn Satbe
pcritdnoigt uno banit einen "falte1
@aiicritrobl" oui Sen Sreml geriti)'
tet. Gs piro niht unier Sbaocn ieir,
ser cntItebt, 1pcut n,au lit BORT alif
oas anerifaniihe Dqtos ego" tauo
itc0t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14
Dies ,,i,N Dos!

Ntit einem Sabr 8eidngnis lit Elm
aortenipieler oapungefommcn, oe!
rinen .aiebibcr" anid,ob. Gic "&lc
biber" trcrSen it'd, ooourh taum ah
idyrefen laiIen.
Iie grcbe ssrasc lit jett: Wleo'e'
Schn iiir ipie lpcnig Trheit?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14

- unterItiisen Sic Die I'M ~VoltS'
bIatt" anoeiaenoen 8eEhdftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-14
UNREGULAERE
Won BESSEREN
GRADEN!

Feline Qualitaet Baumwolle
gestricktc kurze Aermel Polo
Hemden in Iarbenreich ge-
streiften Mustern. Fuer
kleine Buben oder Madchen!
GrOesse 2 bis s.
Evening star., 1946-04-04
1886 Servicemen Due
In u. 5. Ports Today
Aboard Il Transports
By the AsSocio,sd Press

Six transports, carrying 7,243
troops, are scheduled to arrive to-
day at New York while 713 more
men are due to debark from five
vessels at San Francisco and San
Diego. Calf.
In addition, two ships, with 1882
war wives and children are expected
at New York.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Wooster Victory
from LIE Havre (due originally yes
terday): 1853 troops, including 74th
Chemical Smoke Generating Bat
talon; Cannon Company of seth
Infantry Regiment.
Sea Devil from lie Havre (due
originally yesterday: 2,062 troops
including 482d Engineer Mantle
nance Company; 3o3Sth Quarter
master Bakery Company; 453rd
Military Police Escort Guard Com
pany; 189th General Hospital;
39lst Quartermaster Truck Com
pany; 383lst Quartermaster Truck
Company: Headquarters and Head
quarters Company of 65th Infantry
Regiment.
Westerly Victory from Antwerp
(due originally yesterday: 1,0l6
troops, including medical battalions
of 68th and land Antiaircraft
Artillery.
New Bern Victory from LIE Havre:
Evening star., 1946-04-04

Attributes OF democracy exist in
Greece than In any other country
Of the Balkan Peninsula.
Greek Press Free.
Here, every one Is free to express
his political opinions no matter how
dangerous those opinions may be
to the existence of democracy. The
Greek press is not only free to tell
the truth, it is also free to lie.
The Communists have been taking
advantage of that fact to carry on
campaign of such unrestrained
abuse of the authorities that large
sections of the Greek populace have
lost all respect for their political
institutions.
Under the influence of Com
munist propaganda, many we'll
meaning supporters of the Fam
Nationalist Liberation 'FRONT.' have
been led to believe that the way to
establish democracy in Greece is to
emulate the example Of Yugoslavia.
They have been so sensitized to
the inadequacies of their own So
ciety that they are unable to realize
that if they get their new order it
may deprive them of the very liber-
ties for which they think they are
fighting. Certainly, that has been
the result in every other Balkan
country and there is no reason. to
suppose if the EAM has its way in
Greece that the result will be any
different here.
Strikes ENCOURAGED.
Greek working people have been
taught to strike for the slightest
Of excuses in order to embarrass the
authorities. Many Of their strikes
are justified, but many of them are
not.
The troubling thing about them,
however, is that If they succeed in
producing the sort of regime the
Communists want, the workers Of
Greece, like the workers of Yugo-
slavia will never again be allowed
to strike, however good their reasons.
Whereas in Belgrade people are
bClliOd4lA1le VIC 1OoS Va CAiC ANCl tACS
they used to have, in Athens people
are abusing their liberties and thus
are running the risk Of losing them
altogether.
There are many things wrong with
this tortured country and there is
no denying that many people here
are miserable. Even so, 1t is still
the freeSt country on the Balkan
peninsula. Thanks to the presence
of the British Army.
The British have made many mis-
takes in Greece, but one good thing
they have done is to re-establish
freedom of speech.
How. long this will last will depend
on whether or not the new govern
ment succeeds in winning the con-
fidence of the people. If it fails to
do SO, one cannot escape the feeling
that the liberties which the Greeks
are now enjoying will be Of short
duration.
tCopyright, 1946)
Evening star., 1946-04-04
SCOOP DOES ALL THREE

Now with soopIess SCOOP you con do
oil your household chores :. . Dishes,
Laundry and Housework. .. foster, eosier
thon ever before Dishes come cleaner
quicker . all you have to do is soak
and rinse! No more time wasted dish
wipins. Dishes. CLOSES. silver dry by
themselves to Ivstrovs sheen. See how
much time yov save cleaning UP, too =.
no ersosy ring round dishpon or sink.
Evening star., 1946-04-04
LITER Gains Freedom
In Erroneous Conviction
By the Associated Press

CANON CITY, Colo, April A.
Loren Handy, 20, was pardoned by
Gov. John Vivian yesterday and
left the Colorado Penitentiary a
free man, more than six years after
he began a life sentence for mur-
der.
Gov. Vivian signed an uncondi-
tional pardon for the Walsenburg
(Colo) man earlier yesterday in
Denver, acting on the recommended
ton of a special commission he ap-
pointed to investigate the case. The
Governor said Handy evidently was
"erToneously convicted" of killing
George T. Carnes, Walenburg fill
ing station operator, during hold.
up on June %, 1887.
Evening star., 1946-04-04

100 troops, llcluuing Isl battailvii
Of 66th Infantry Regiment.
Madawaska Victory from Bremen
979 troops, including Headquarters
Headquarters Company Of Sd Bat
talon and Companies I, X, L and
NJ of 329th Infantry Regiment.
Sheepshead Bay Victory from Ant
werp: 993 troops, including 141st
antiaircraft Artillery Battalion.
Queen Mary from Southampton
?, 40 war wives and children.
Algonquin from Naples: 412 war
wives and children.
At San Francisco: Miscellaneous
personnel on following vessels: Mis-
sion Purisma from Yokosuka, 80
Navy; Achernar from Tsingtao, 302
Navy, 6 Marines; Gratia from Sase.
bo (due originally March 29), l3
Marines: Rose Knot from Pearl
Harbor, 3 Navy.
At San Diego: Escort Carrier Sit
koh Bay, 36 Navy. Marines and
Coast Guard miscellaneous person
mel.
Evening star., 1946-04-04

Ccl rcviuL, accused OF n murders.
The states summation was begun
shortly after the court heard testi-
mony that fugitive couple attempt.
ing to flee to their sons in the
United States were promised help
on the last lap OF their nine-year
pilgrimage and were slain by Petiot
for their money.
The Prosecutor said the Ameri-
can Embassy in Paris had submitted
dispositions denying Petiot ever had
offered the embassy a secret wea-
pom before the United States enter
ed the war, as Petiot claimed early
in the trial.
Evening star., 1946-04-04

ulu,eu in new YORK iate last week
when she arrived aboard trans
port from England, his mother,
Mrs. Mabel Bryant, 2211 Bunker
Hill road NE, said.
Mr.. Bryant's wife Is the former
Miss Olive Marie Jackman Of Hull,
England. They met at dance
while Mr.. Bryant, then a private in
the Corps Of Military Police, was
serving in England. They were
married about year ago, just be-
fore he returned from overseas.
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Freedom Of Greeks
Cited in Contrast 10
.0ther Balkan Nations
By Leigh White
Foreign Correspondent Of The Siar and
&hs fbtrnre N-ttv Mao.


ATHENS, April 4.-One impor-
tant difference between Greece and
the other countries of the Balkan
peninsula is that Greece has been
struggling in the open to solve its
problems whereas in the other coun-
tries censorship has prevented the
world from knowing all the facts.
Nothing has been concealed from
the observer in Greece with the re-
suit that many persons have been
led to believe enormously that
Greece has failed where other
countries have succeeded in pro-
ducing the political and economic
equilibrium commonly known as
democracy.
Actually, however, far more of the
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Veteran, English Bride
To Reach CupituI Todoy

Marvin Bryant, 25-year-old dis.
charged veteran, and his English
bride, whom he met a week after
arriving overseas, are due to ar
rive in Washington today.
Mr.. Bryant and his wife were re-
Evening star., 1946-04-04

MI. and Mrs. Bryant plan to make
their home here at the Bunker Hill
road address.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-25
Five New Pilots Give Baseball Its
Biggest Shakeup Since 1899 Season

was appointed manager of the
Browns after the season closed.
Luke Sewell had resigned a
month before the finish. Ruel
caught 149 games for Washington
when Harris led the Senators. to
the 1924 American League flag
and worlds championship. He
had trial as, catcher with the
Browns at the age of 49,.
Lyons is Chicago favorite
from way back. His entire ca
reer as a pitcher covers 81 years
all with the White Sox. He took
over as boss man of the pale hose
late in May after Jimmy Dykes
resigned.
Herman, a favorite in Chicago
and Brooklyn, finished the season
playing first base for the Boston
Braves. He. was traded to Pitts
burgh for Bob Elliot so that he
could accept the job as manager
of the Pirates. He succeeds Fran
kie Frisch who resigned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-25

Mccarthy 4, Kerr 3 and Lewis 3.
The infield handled 18 putouts:
Sterling 7, Gates 4, Carbonell 3,
Baker 2, Roberts l and Hancock
l. Legion had eight putouts in
the garden, with Jack Vilareal
handling three, Griffen three and
Garcia two. The three caught by
Griffen were hit by Baker in his
first three trips to the plate. Lee
gion infielders handled 10 put
outs, Valdez nine, Santana two,
Castro three, Gomez four and
Rosam two. Hopkins made four
assists, Santana three. Garcia one,
Rosam three and Valdez one;
Baker two, Carbonell four. Gates
two, and Hancock one.
Mccarthy committed the only
error for the Bottlers when he
dropped fly ball after a hard
try. Gomez, Valdez and ]. Viii
lareal each had an error for Lee
gion. Baker drove home a run
and Mccarthy sent home two.
Two runs were scored on wild
pitches and one on an error.
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School Gage Loop
To Start Tonight

The first practice games of the
newly-organized High School
Basketball League will be play
ed tonight in the High School
gymnasium. The opening game
will get under way at z pm.
The games slated for tonight:
Wolverines VS.. Catholic Youth
Center; Wildcats VS.. Porter-Allen
Co. e PM and Raiders VS.. the
Conchs g p.m).
Officials for the games will be:
Scorers, Billy Albury and Robert
Miller; timer, Claude Valdez;
gate, G.. M Cassidy; referees,
Galley Sweeting, Bernie Papy and
Charley Perez.
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League race opened with new
managers in Brooklyn LEO Du-
rocher), ST. Louis cray Blades),
Philadelphia doc Prothro) and
Chicago (Gabby Hartnett). All but
Prothro finished in the first divi-
sion that season.
In the American League in '39,
Del Baker led the Detroit Tigers
to fifth place and the st. Louis
Browns finished last under Fred
Haney. OF the six men, only Du-
rocher still manages in the ma
jors. The way things shape up
he'll be with Brooklyn long
time.
Probably the toughest job for
the new pilots is the one facing
Stanley (Bucky) Harris, who
started out this year as general
manager of Buffalo in the Inter
national League and wound up as
field boss of the New York YAM
KEGS.
Less than an hour after Larry
MacPhail announced Harris as his
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Today's Anniversaries
Know America)

l758-John Armstrong, Revolt
tionary soldier, Us. senator, sec
retary of war, author of historic
"Newburgh Letters, seeking JUS
tice for Revolutionary veterans,
born at Carlisle, Pa. Died April
/, 1843.
1al6-Lewis M. Rutherford,
famed physicist of his genera
ton. born at Morrisania, N. Y.
Died May 80, 1892.
la35-Andrew Carnegie, famed
steel maker, who tried to give
away most of his wealth for pub
lie good, born in Scotland. Died
Aug. II, 1919.
1846-(lO0 years ago. Garry
Amelia M. Nation, militant Kan
sas prohibitionist, hatchet-famed
wrecker of saloons, 6 feet tall
IT'S pounds woman, often dubbed
and shot at, born in Garland Co.
XIV. Died June 9, 1911.
1869-Benjamin (Ben) B. Lind
sew Juvenile court system pic.
neer, born in Jackson, Tenn. Died
in Los Angeles, March rs, l943.
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Promotion

At a Texas army camp, a long
cared, ad-eyed mule named Brad
had done his work we'll and faith
fully. just before the outfit
shipped 70 roverseas, long lisi
of promotions for the enlisted
personnel was placed on the bull
1etin board. -,
Beneath it, the men tackled on
a resolution: ~,
Whereas, the mule. Brad, has
performed acts beyond the call OF
duty, and, whereas, he has gained
the respect and admiration of this
company, be it resolved that
henceforward, he shall be adj
dressed by the more dignified
name of Bradford, and that he is
hereby promoted to the rank of
horse"
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Nouns only big league plotting
experience came his way when
Dickey resigned from the Yankee
job with three weeks of the 1916
season remaining. However, Neun,
who has been connected with the
Yank organization since 1882, has
managed four of their farm teams
Akron, o., Norfolk, Va, New
ark, N. j., and Kansas City. He is
As and writes soccer in basebalrs
off season for the Baltimore Sun.
Neun replaces Bill McKechnie
who resigned at Cincinnati to &C
cept a job as coach and No. l
aide to Manager Lou Boudreau
in Cleveland.
Ruel, who was special assistant
to Commissioner Happy Chandler,