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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
Ed ~ . RAILS
No tricks ]!

Chicagos gsuffering citizens have had their saw
about judicial corruption and incompetence
They said it when they filed 121 900 petitions this
week to put the Progressive Party judicial slate on the
history of this city.
The fact that the fantastic requirements of some of
the most undemocratc and restrictive election laws in
the entire country have been met does not however end
the fight
Now comes the courtroom offensive by the Republi-
conference.-the coalition in effort to void the e2x-
pressed will of the people of this city for their jul
dical ticket
ton satethe fneprint experts the technicaity jugg
ers the handwriting seuhs the behind xers
There is doubt that they are already working like
mad to keep the Progressive Party off the ballot
through phoney technicates.
And there is cause for comfort in examining the
makeup of the board which will hear the case:
EDMUND K. JARECKI county judge who has him
self been in the courts charges of voe-stealing.
WILLIAM J. TUoEY states attorney who is now
under fire for his friendship with members of the Capone
syndicate.
MICHAEL ]. FLYNN. county clerk, most recently
remembered for his unsavory link with the violence
at Airport Homes
These are Democratic Party hacks They work under
the orders of Col Jacob M Arvey chairman of the Dem
ocratic Central Committee.
We serve notice now on these politicians
The people Of the city of Chicago will not be dis
franchised
We will not tolerate any trickery.
We will not be defrauded of our right to vote for
clean judges on the Superior Court bench.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

that a coalition Of progressive
forces was necessary to defeat
the rise of fascism.
l suggest that the dean of the
National College of Chiro-
pratic, on Ashland av., be given
space for reibuttal, if he so de-
sires.
E. c. B.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
pcItpaRete ab IS. Jan.
and nOd AnHeRsOne

Berlin - ab 10. Sonl1ar t947
f6nnCn aus sen Ser. Stadtcu uno ar.
len In0eren Sdn0ern Ser g9eIt nit
allsnabmc bon Spanien ltn0 Sapan
2iobeAsoben . goitp1fpte it ale bier
8eintangs5onen G~eitifIanSS &c.
ihidt fDcrOcr.
2Nuit perOen aIio ab Sanuormit-
te Die geiamte iolpietrniiiihe geidt-
sungs5one rtno @roB Berlin in sen
0iebeSso5en &afetpoitSieuit einbe.
5ogeil.
AgiI Sen &erIanS bon 9iebesga.
gobcu &oitpafeten Slrrd &bieroer
il Den Ser. Stuaten an gmpidnaer
III Der iopietruiiiiden gcfdsrugs3O-
ne inlo in @roB Berlin firoen sic
8oridriften 9npenoltng, meIde fiir
Den Beriano an 6eutide @mpfduger
N Ser amerifmiiden. britiifen alrp6
iran5oiiihen @eiosup9s cone mobgeb-
lib inns.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
9entider llnteritiikunasbnnh
4iitrift Hr. 100

Ser 9ltrift @r. 100 Bate am
q. Ge5ember cine 8eibunftSteier,
1peId)e con sen Mit9lieOern iebr gut
beilid)t mar. @nell ur0 Griufeii
mar geniieero por9oltoei. aiid eli
tie Tel9ohing fnno itatt. BEL peldler
es 26 @elpinner gnb. Sir 5peifen
uno getr1nfe bntten 8rnoer aNl6
SduueIter Carl mo Mfarie Nequdro
geIorat. mofiir Ser Giitrift bei0et
herSIidIt ooilft. Sdppeiter aaete
3reIfelt ulrO Godter Anna Sd5uiter
bcben iid b~eioiboers bemiibt. ben
abelao Ill p~erid)onerli llto mltroe aud
ibnen Der Cant oe8 Gereius 5llteiI.
gs berrid)te cine getniitIide Stim-
mlln0 ullo ipuroe bis CUR friibpn
&orgenliunoe geiuit8en tno eetdn3t.
CTR. Grit, Sefret1r.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
8 ea6tmne

Gf gfnnS gafete per Bot fnO Don bier mad Der ameEitaniiden.
britiiHpnt Ino Der f%rnH5oliten geidbungs5one erlnubt. Die Rntete
miien bic geseidnun9 ygiftpdfase" tragen unO fOnneu ole not
rpenOiaen geoorisartifeI entbalten pe 2ebensmtttel aleOnng uiU.
IaufanuteriuI gilt nidt uIs IebensnotDenotg, 6b tperoen tDenige
g1dten 3iadr4ten oOr Sdbuf nibt beonitonSet. sic fcnren g+
IegpntIib aud einige neue aiei0ungstiife icwie neue Sinoeridrbe
beiiigen. Eorto: IL cents 6GS Pftno
5%ebfsspadte gnfse mad Berlin perOeu ni6t %befOrOert ieOo9
iDlde ourd1 agenturen.
8pifen. Sen eiuseIuen geiasunss5Onen III 0eutihIonO IT EN-
~6eibrdnffer EofctpoFoetiebr regeIndBg big 81 etnenl %tuao
600 @rarruD 8uldiig.
gricfr ibis ,u eiuer Hn3e @apidD iuO nidtilitrierte Roittar-
ten rein periouIidett Ssnbalts nod alien bier grasMngs5oneH. For-
tpidbe: 5 Geuts fir Brefe 8 @euts fr Boffnrter.
qnfpoa: rr na5 Gerti9IauO, aHe 3oneL bis 81 elmer lln5s
@enidt: @orto; 10 Gents fir Ole BaIbe lm5e. Ge 9aftpoit geDt
ieOen 1iengfug. @gitfpOb, Gounerstos uuO sarStag oorar. BON
guu gorf nod Granffurt a. sc, 0pruersta9 nrb nob Berlin %.
Die autuUrtSdeiut f0nnen grpfen mad QcaibInnO ~bei8efagt
iperoeu g Cents.
Ceferrtid: grieFe bic 81 einern 9funO uO 8oIHorter aud 9e
lhoftIsden SnbaIt8: 8~ortoidse: 8 Gents fir 9artcn iuO 5 NenfS
fr bic critic llnse oes @rieies, ale peiteren lla8en i 3 eeEtS
Quftpon: Bis All eirent Yfub6, is Gents ieoe babe Huge 0rud-
iaden sur1 Gortofas bon 19 Gent fir ie 2 lln5en bus 8u 10 ti6en
Il 8fiho) goitpafee big 81 II 9ftno BET ~ Sou tinlaas
8orto5ase: i 9fua0 40 geuts, II BFlnO $iS7, fem 3onerarnier-
fdis0.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
9sepSlfernnas 8uiua6s

Iie 8ereiniBten S-odItH peroet
nit einer geoGIferlir9 uoil 14f,5O0=
900 III ouS neie Sebr eittreteil cine
i3undhne Don etlDo 100000 pro
Mouat I'M Sa1r 1916.
@cr fennt alOgiius 8unnad?
Iermanote iii Ieuti6lanO erfunOi+
aen lid nod Serrn AtopfiiiS 9al1aa6
ODER oelien &interbliebeiren. @r ica.
DOR sem Iesten 4riage nj 8ofbington
qefpobitt Baden. Ser 4llsfltntt gebei.
fQlm iii erfsft, 0ieielbe Dem Soltrncl
mn5iteilen o0er iidl nut Brali aotbs
rnn Sdimmel, QlitDer @dItber. SEQ.
que 8oipice (DiefropoIitan $500 in
Ger5inoafna 5l feben.
0ad Gintinnati nmee5Osen
Serr iino Jrau S. Don 8erncpit,
Sr., Deld)e 9jeIe Sabre in Mount
Ranfer ptptten IinS nod Cincinnati
5er5ooeil. Der Seiinnt Der 6rali @ez
moAiir. Sier lebf ihr SO Se6re alter
Batter oeYfeip fSr6u i'm AueuIt per.
Itnr6 nib weIder ieet pen ieiaer.
Gohter oerpfle5t miro. 9eIten 1nnf
Fir bie 8eiAradts- uno Reuia9rss
1rBe. lDeldp mir 4iernliI ertpioerr.
BpHpafett md Ner &nhifdeu Gone
nn0 GfnOi Berlin
@ie bic Tases5eitlngeft nittelltelt
ipn Ser Safetpoftperfebr nab Oer
Stobf HerIiff ufo Der 8eiotnter Don
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
56iarOffsufei

9ln leeten Sountog %ieierte Nle
bieltae Sdlaroffia ole iiIberne pod.
aeit 0es Serrr @rof. Or. Soul
SIeis urto @emaGlin, iotpobl als
ulta Sen 60. @eburtstog oes pphlbe-
fo,tnten ltlto beIiebten S6Earaffeu.
antpeleu0 uoren fat aae s9loraT-
fio MaTbiugtonaa uno Sic osih bier
in @ufbington gt,t befonuten Serril
tlpo 6rau 1iepgen uro Gapt. gsilfe
aus Baltimore.
95u einer beraiden anipraf0s pom
Or, @otthol0 Steiner ioltroe Dem
~sSlr6elpaore EN- iiIberHer Ieaer
ii6erreidlt, un0 miall 0erls5ie eiitt8e
edit id1laraffiidle 5tnu0en BET Waii-
if, @enpg, foitlider Speiinlg ltrtO
gnten1 Trullf.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Sr6blidJs Menio6rsftisr


Nm SpIpeiterabenO DerdnitaIteten
ei.Da 80 MitsIieoer mo. @GIte Der
Geutih AnerifoiIiiden BefeiaG Bon
Meibiu9tou cine. froAide 6eier Ill
Oen id)onen ,.Rdtsfelfer'e Ger 5ani.
lie Sduitcr IN SoutbsGait Buibing-
Ton.
Sc llnermii0liGen Die trob oes
if(edten Metters iih niHt abbdlten
IieBeiL eir'ge fr0glifle StntiSen i'm
areiie 1liter 6reuilNe 81 isiern, pnr-
Sen ale0r ais rcitlid beIpbilt. IS
Sdierte nitt LANCE. bis Der 6efotlte
Ncrliner Grur5 a~raenfeI Init ieiner
3igbbarmrliifa Die rfhfi9e Slim.
nluna in Die @eleaihait bradte.
lle6erbclgt Die Muiif gut3 ptunter
6rod,en, lpelm Sic 3iebbormonifa ifl
n~uSrlt5en muBte, ipietie SIR. Ge-
qunrO Sic ih0niten oeutihen 9tottcll
alf ieineiii eIeftriIhen 8flihHio-
p9o1e; mp tDenu 0ie 9Iotten 8clDed.
leIt nuroen, iprong Ser befdnite
S6Lornife Sans &ai0. milf lfIDuala-
BOILER 9on5inatiif ailI Dem Bicno elm.
Gie lehten so Scfunoeit i'm often
Sabre quuroen pom allen Ifnueien0ell
mitge50ht, un0 I'M BuhEt - ltbr
gina ein Observation-Disclosures Garm los.
Gann niinldte ieSer Dem afl0eren Gin
Qliidlidc5 &clles Sa6r, nitO ntand)er
brQoe Ulann bot sp6bI sIaf5e niht
mebr 10 oiet gefiibt.
2oltis 8llIie ans Senrg Rieiter
paren nncrmii0Iid, @aItcn er-
friIdense Juno ft1rfere) @etrdnfe ST
~Ieroieren nnO 6ral grlla aieitcr nitO
@Glter Galrp batten reid)Iih mir
@utterbrote Studerb 9affee ano ionit-
mas aeioret.
Io Die 8erailtalfling Don Witglie-
Sern Ialt aller 9elltlf=A nlerifnnil6egl
SERENE iii g8aIbinGton gegebet MUIR
Sc, mllroen bic llnfoiten Slln SbluB
aeseiIt pu6 seateininm getra3eii. Die
1925 pro Berlon ,betpi8en. Rebr
ais e,faldl follnte man oernebneIl,
ans man idlon lcrge lridlt nebr ooer
oar irn 0cben rod iiidt 10 cine CUTE
Belt FIR SIPS gebo6t bntte.
G;e Mtuiif ipielte niunterbroHen,
aetal3t ipiiroe uluinterbro6e1t. geIur-
gen aDuroe uniinterbroden unb ge-
trlufen luuroe iinrnterbrohen, 10.
6ob Die ntiioen @eiiter iid| crit mad
orei llbr mpr9e1ls rad 9auie ihlepp.
fen ul0 iiher nod Iattge non 0el
uId0fen Hartp" reoen Deroen.
IS bat lid geSeiet, SAB bic vnlter
9eutl9en" trot alien 2eioeS nod
5elte feiern fonnelt. 2Gbt ms pieoei
mebr oaDoi 9a5enl s
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Observation-Disclosures

gOntorO GIn6, Sne. Yrdii0ent:
Carl Stober: Sefretar, s. 8.
@infler, 7t0-8tb Str. &.@. 8er=
Fonlnlnngen am 4. Sumstae i. 81.
l7f6Stite Str. g. g.
8aIhnstDu GGneerbnnb. grdfi.
sent Sacob SdlpoTb, 6efretdr: g..
2rnfieB 1922 35tb 8lnce, g. Us.
Singihanoe ieSeu i. uno 8. somsta9
!. ~. I'M Sauic Nr. 1Tl6 Site
Street 9. y.
gr0ipea sill Jriebhoi. 9r1fibent:
iSre0 Gogelidng; Gefretdr. s. o.
BinfEer SEasneiiter 2oirenee 8.
Stit. Geri ON 2, SanStaB I'M
Rohat mn 6rieobofs9ebaitoe.
0entIdw sreimcnrer 2Ose Nrmi.
niue, vi. " 81. Sffretar:
breSf. yftfrniii. 1871 S5sv0ero
Str, r.. 6. Berjamallung an |.
1ietstns i'm @oant lin 9cnsa Ma.
ionic 9enlpel 13tc mo S Strnbe.
u. %.
Wrtnter yeAefinaI iiniOn, 9iitrift
Or. 100. Pr1IiSent; Sobn @reDlein:
Sssretdr: Gbriftian g5riit, 1929
Giitfte StroBe. 81. W. @erj. am
4. Dienstug i. 20. t%716-5tf Ctr.
q. 6,
@reater Heaefsetnl uniuu, Diitritl
Ut. 40. Gr1fiDent: yfiAel Roi.
ner; Sefret1r, gbriitinn Rroneit'
bitter, it04 Bonipnnt Str, Silber
Spring. MeO. geri. am 4. Greitns
I'm Woiiat I'M ,syf0e 9oittt 2nuern~.
i2tg nn6 & GtraBe, Nlup00lt.
@lipbets SeIm Jrdneil &iffscereit.
Ir1ii6entin: Grnu @rnit %, Wropn;
NerlomulIung am 2. Dtenstng i'm
Monnt nm 9 1lbr nm &eim.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
alus Ser alien Rciiltat
Me.teu fraRcn in @anan sebamitefte
GAathe

Sor,all. Sin grnBeS 9lFllterla-
qer, 0a5 run0. 2000 Naar SfuDe emf
6ieIt, Dur6e 0ieier 1aBe II oeH Pr
fen NieoeriNigbeifn ullO @lttterlIcOt
int QanofceiS 9auan entoedt 2So94
reno oeS &rieJeS mareA oiefe Sdltbr
ourd, 0as 9unaner Sdpit9alss
.Sdppa6 potfbilt nugsegagert, mad
Griedsefl0e aber nidt Dem Wirf-
id,affsaint geinetOet guoroelt. Samtll-
die 5drpbe 1iio 5rieoeiSqllalitat, bod
eia erbeblider 1eii III Dem
SERTED Don &cften auf8efrehen.
9cr Snbober Ser 0irna 5eftaoet
1td 4ueifer oltf fteicn SUB, 0a Nic Be
iih ditf Sen Stan0pulift ltett,
IS 6eitt6c fem 6Indt0eroaAt. Nadl-
traJIid tlt er nuiiniebr Ell lpeiteres
It'll all5enlel0cteS Eager in @alldli nit
5000 @aar Sduben ieIblt ol'gegeben.
9l(e ent0edfcn Sdubpcren lperOe1l
1mnlle1r I'M StaOt- uno 2anOfrelS
9anali sur &erteilulg fonullen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
9;ruspett @ia Cemetery

0forgen, Sonlo6en6, lit Ser
ssllmlliltg aeS GerlpaItunesrntes be
&roipert Sill 5rie6bofseeienid)aft
8id)tige @eidafte fomman sur Ser
Gambling, Ii. a. Ole gerid0nerunt
osS SiaeIS entEnng Der aortb Ga
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10

pcr1t5, Sic 0grd Sas Ge5iet Iaufen.
ben Btsge5rsitrayen Sill Derbreiteru
unO 5iigiger SIT geitoIteu. I'm oieie
llbiih.en 81 oerDirfIibeu, muB cine
llmlegunJ erioIgen. 3ugleib lit cine
RehtsgruuOlage iiir sic iiber sen
9ts9men elmer normolen Gnttriim.
merung binausgebenOen McBnabmen
GIHidjiittung, ginreiBen Ser nod Dor.
Gouoeuen @e6duoeteile) 81 i6oifen.
Tie Sta0tperpaltlng beantragte Ou.
Der beim Sberprdiioenteu pvn Ioro.
rbeinIano orn grIaB zines GeuorO.
nlngsplanes. Ser O6erprdiiOent Bot
0em Intrdg entiprofen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
&aIbinstun, .. 6. COMMITTEE Fcr
8eIicf in Germany

Stir oaS Silislperf III Deiitid)lan0
inns foIaeuoe 8eitrage einge9onget:
g. @interbatSer $500
Or. anna Bartid)s 9lufne 10000
". @ebner 1000
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Sodscit i'm Wefaasnis

gco ReihenbaI - Dor etlihen
@otan .UlrSe Elm B1rden Degen In.
crIaubtm @ren5iibertritts feitgenom.
men unO ing CAB ReidenboIIer
Acknowledgements eingeIiefert.
Sic beiSen jiingen 9elttc, Die fnupp
por ibrer @%erbeiratung itanOen, lie.
sen lid ieoo6 ourd sic linen altfer-
legte 6reibeitsitroie ibrc Bldne nidt
curdfreu5en. Gns guigebot mlr0e
beitclIt uno bing orOnungsgenGB
aus. &or einigen Iagen Iino nun Oie
6eiOen oCm Stonoesbe1mten sur
Erouung oorgefiibrt fporoen, bel
ipclfer ein @efdngeueilauiieber ais
3eltge iu1gierte.
9iC SugcHlenrSidnle in @ingen Wci-
ier tGtig
@ingen - Sic SteOtyerpaltuia
bat Die Dou &rof. Soepfe gegriin0etc
Sle9cniellrsiAule Sic ourh 8onben=
einuirfung mo anOere llmItdnOe i'm
Sabre 1914 ibre Sdtigfeit einitelte,
tlei ms 2aben gerufen, Inn Der Stoot
Die aud in wirtihnftlider 6iniidt
pidlti9e glnitalt III er5olteu. Die &c
uolferun9 Der Sta0t uno Ser &orortc
iu1roeu ge6eten, fiir sic Stuoierenoen
Der SNgenieursidulle oes Minterie=
meters 1916 AZ mo6ilierte 3inmer
5Ar &srfiigul9 5n iteLlen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10

pitol StroBe. JolgeitOe geerOieun-
gen faltoeit itatt:
emilia @ioronetti Mnriettd Nice,
Otto '@eniolL Gnlnin 6. Sdert,
gbriitiap TAuls, Morgnret Gef-
man @nma g.. grnruer, 8iGinm
9ouiie Gn9Ii 2oDeIes8, Gus
gefrofos, gsntnIie Hnrfs, wlne s.
Mneihe ulip Comm Wouaat6.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
4 $4,000
8iSBer a~in5e8nn5ilt
Sl5.eoo.6o

Die Got it uni1eIid) 9roB. JreuuOe
oes 6iEislperfs imo, gebeten, ibre
Spenoeu nlE5eheno ein5ItienNen %.
nit niniihes 2ebepeien in Ser alien
Seimot pom @lingertooe betpcbrt
GnirA.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
&srlesnns Der IsntiAeH 8abuberi
maLtnnasfhnLe

2~arlsrube - Gie 0eutide gabn.
oerpoItungsiduIc, Sic iib bis iebt
in 9arlSrlr9e befan0, lit nod 2inoall
uerIegt qporOen. 2ebrer uno Sniiler
Iino i'm Iriiberen 6liihtIingslager
ttito in Den NGumen oes uorlualiget
0talhinellumtps untcrge6ra1t. Sic
Notwithstanding erItrcdt iid auf
Anp6rter Der mittIeren nihttedni-
iHen, bcu- unO oerneiinngstehni-
idlcn 0ieniies. llnterriftsleiter 0ie.
fer @ileu6abnihuIe lift &eits6abn-
oberinipeftor 6ugo 8erner.
Snt SAeiOen iueb?
@fiin6en - Die 3o9l Ger Gbeifei.
0iingsflaaen COM 1. SUM bis I. go
oember lit III Miinten ouf fiber
$500 on1emofien. 4ies lit oos Bier
iade oes Observation-Disclosures .Ga-
BEL iii Don ISOLDE SIT 8ofe Elm met
terer 3uitrom pon S6eioungsluiti-
gen feit3uitelIen. Gie @eridte bear
6eiten mGfentIid etpa so bis 100
d6lle. Die oor9ebradten SheiOungs-
griinoe itiiBei iid ourdpueg orf ebe.
Wi6riacs gerbalten un0 3erriittung
ScS @6gIebens. Sn pielril 61IIen neb-
men oabei Die Mdnner freipilGig sic
S6alo aui ii6, I'M oie SdeiOung St
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10

~@ie gefaat Sbnen SIR neuer
G9ef2"
sd reOe priu3ipiea nid,ts
Sdle6teS iiber anoere Oeenifen.
Aber ieine 6rou tut mir Ieio."
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
lSalider 9uLiaeibeantier

@ailou. = Sn Ser 8enein0e Wik-
mannsberg beihla9aabnlte Elm ullbe-
fainter Marn iii unifornabnliber
9eflei0uno, Der iid ols Roli8iit ans
CAB, bel eiiier 5reIt aenafarte uno
4orgelO. IS miro in Oieiei1 3ululn-
nlei1boll9 nod einif1l oordui bulge
mielerI ooB o1e 3rli5eibenlnten Itets
einen giiltieen Gieititaispeis BET iid
trogell ser Bel alien 9lntSballolnn8en
ouf @erlangen oorge5eigt lperoen
maib.
297 s.. @SRl9GG48aren in Srcmen
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
.97 81. @-9Aqc in Srcnten
cinsetrpffen

Breinerbauef. Aut 5apel Sd1li=
zen trofen in Brernfrhnren 297 Spn=
ntn 2iebes9abei1 Der GRa2C@ EN-.
Sic 6eiteben 5aitptl66lid) ans MeDl,
M~ildpulscr, Semitic aonierpen ittl0
GoDo6oAnenol. Spenoer iin6 Das Sa-
tqrnntionad 3eScl,e & Gelief Com.
anittee III Ngip 9orf mo ooS Mlen-
rellite Central g~pulnlittee. Gle Sen.
ouiigen Ello fiir Die QlrbeiterpobI-
fabrt ntro oas @oangeliide 5ilfSmerf
heffin1f,f
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
0efGnsnis fir Sisarstten


Sifenb1h. - Sci elmer 8erboltO-
Iung Dor sem MiLit1fperidt Gffen-
sad ~lDalDerten Die 4itgeii Der 3pbo.
-rer INNER 4pieoer SIT ben q 9ortonS
ciilerifnnilhar 3i9aretter, bic nlS Be
1peis1tidc allI elmer gde 0es Riflter.
tiid1eS auf9eltdpelt lparelt. Gin 23idb-
riger iun0er Mnlii aus GHeitbad
batfe oiele bea6tlidle Menee ihwor5.
geDanoelt un0 itdllo oesbnlb DOR Dem
9id)ter. Seine AnsfIidtp fonnten
i'm ieood ni6t Dor Dem @efdngnis
retten. @r miro iebt fiilif Molinte
obue 3i9nretten nuSfonimen miiiieil.
BOnner Mtitabt - mOberneS Wes
ldDGftsDierteL
Bonn. ~ gS lit geplant, Das Alt-
i~taotge6ict 81 elmer mooernen @e.
ih1ftsftnot um5ligeitdlter. @leihoei.
tig IolIen 6ie ioSioL uno bp5ieniid iii-
3ulangli9en @erbdItnifie ourh So
berIegutig 6es GebieteS dur Deieiti.
gung Der &odSpniiergeFobr lino ourd
8ereinisling Der fIeineren SpIitter-
gritnoitiide 5l gr0Beren @rnn0itiden
nerbeiierf uer0en 8a0elH 1T es not
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

Confined to his hotel room by
stomach trouble while the Sena-
tors drilled at Tinker Field, the
77-year old owner also predicted
trouble ahead for the champion
Boston Red Sox who breezed to
the 1916 flag.
mo CLUB ever lost a world Sc
ries and mad an easy time the
next season." Griff warned, con-
veniently overlooking the 1927
Yanks who won by 10 games afte1
dropping the '26 series to the Car
dinals.
They'll hear plenty about chok-
ing up and a few other things that
will make their ears burn. They'll
have lots of trouble but not from
New York.
Larry MacPhail is making the
same mistake he made last year.
When the Yankees get back from
Puerto Rico and Venezuela they'll
make everybody look bad. But by
the time July 1 rolls around,
they'll be finished
The Yanks were to open their
long exhibition series today in San
Juan. Before the season opens in
mid = April they will have been
playing for seven weeks, about
one third of a regular campaign.
Griff paused between spoons of
beef broth to inject his idea about
the Ted Williams shift that proved
so successful for Eddie Dyer last
fall.
II know if I was managing a
club, I'd use it," he said, looking
out from under his bristling grey
brows. lit got his goat. That was
the story of the series. When you
can get the goat of a hitter as
good as that. you'd better try the
same thing"
Turning to his own club, he be-
moaned the lack of good right
handed hitting power in the out
field. He expects to get past his
shortstop problem by shifting Ger
ry Priddy to short and reinstating
George Myatt at second base.
These two "holler guys" may not
make the smoothest double play
combination in the majors but
they'll be the loudest.
Although he has turned down
several bids for outfielder Stan
Spence, Griffith hasn't given up
all hope of making a deal. He
would like Cleveland's Ken Kelt-
ner, who can be had, but will not
take him even-up for Spence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
UNC Cage Clash
Tops Duke Week

DURHAM, Feb. % - Four var
sity sports events are on top fol-
Duke University this week high
lighted by the return basketball
| game between the Blue Devils ano
North Cardinals White Phantoms
to be played here before a sell.
out crowd on Friday night.
The second game of the season
between the two arch rivals will
attract the largest crowd in Duke
Indoor Stadium's history and will
set a neW attendance record for
Southern basketball. Over 5000
fans will be on hand for the event
The White Phantoms effectively
stopped Dukes high scoring ma.
chine, 1928, in their last meeting
IN Chapel Hill in the biggest upset
OF the conference season, and the
Blue Devils will be out to even
things up.
The Blue Devils have one other
game on schedule eor the week
before closing the season against
Carolina. Duke travels to Wake
Forest on Tuesday night for a re
turn game with the Demon Dea
cons. Coach Gerry Gerard's team
can expect another close one
there. The Deacons bowed to Duke
in their last game, 65-32, but the
Baptists have greatly improv.
ed since then.
They perfected a shifting zone
defense that stopped N. C. States
high flying Red Terrors in another
big upset, and they rallied in the
late stages of a game last week to
bow to North Carolina by only
eight points after being smothered
by the Phantoms earlier in the
year.
Ed (Big Hook Koffenberge1
will lead the Blue Devils in both
games. He set a new university
scoring record against Geor.
gla Tech last week as Duke bes..
the Jackets, 64-54, and he is now
well ahead of his 1916 scoring
marx. He accounted for 10 points
IN Dukes 1857 defeat by the red.
hot N. c. State team.
Dukes wrestling team will close
the season Monday afternoon
against the University of Virginia
in Charlottesville. The Blue Devils
record for the year stands at two
victories and three defeats
A match with Washington and
Lee scheduled for last Friday was
cancelled.
The swimming team will get its
toughest assignment since the
Yale meet on Saturday when a
great N. c. State tank squad
comes here to tackle the Blue
Devils in the first of two meets
between the schools. State has one
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
ANDREWS NIPS
EPISCOPAL CACERS
IN CHURCH LEAGUE

ST. Andrews Covenant basketball
g usd racked UP another victory
yesterday to keep a clean slate
as they d:fested ST. James Epls-
copal, 1924. in the first tilt of the
YMCA Junior Sunday School Bas.
ketball league. Tabernsc Gle Bap-
tist handed & One sided 27-t de.
feat to the Trinity Mettoiis. quint
n the fincl affr;y of the afternoon.
SilCt Blackburn and Set Afford
sank 10 tales each for the Cove
nant lads while Harry Dosher
found the bucket for eight capes
for the defeated five.
In the second battle ernon Hayes
stared for the Tabe-naclians with
a total of IA holes as Set Straughn,
Sure Hughes, and Grip johnson
tailed two each to solve the
Methodist problem.
Box Score:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
NAVY CAPTAIN
LEADS TEAM TO
CAGE VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. o. up -
With Capt. Kenny Shugart getting
a home-court scoring record of 20
points, Nays cagers easily over
come Muhlenberg college 69-57 to-
day to hang up their 18th straight
win.
Shugart gave 1000 fans an
amazing show of accurate shoot
ing, hitting the hoop II times in
Is attempts for field goals and
converting five of six free throws.
Although Navy scored first,
Muhlenberg spurted to a "a lead
in the first three minutes. A cou.
pie of minutes later in the Mid.
dies turned on their dazzling speed
to take a 9 : Z advantage. They
never were headed after that.
holding a $500 margin at half
time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
LUMBERT0N KEC
STARS D EFEAT
LOCAL MILKMEN

Whites Ice Cream bowl
ers were defeated by the Lum-
berton All-Stars in a duck-pin
clash in Lumberton Friday
night, with the milkmen's cap
tain, Bancroft, leading his
team in scoring.
Bancroft's high mark for the
night was Ill, ten pins lower
than Captain Kornegay's top
score for the All-Stars. -.
Total pinfall put the Lum-
berton squad on top by 143
logs, with Whites bowlers roll
ing over 1883 pins to the ALL
Stars 1926.
Members of the Whites team
are; Smithson, Suggs. Rochelle,
Peterson, Long, and Bancroft.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
TRI- STATE LOOP
SCHEDULE MAKER
in FOR HEADACHE

= CONCORD, Feb. o. @ -Di-
rectors of the C1ass-B Tri = State
Baseball league will have an easy
time of it at a meeting here TO-
morrow - they are expected to
go through the formality of ac-
cepting Reidsville and Rock Hill,
S. c., to complete the eight-club
roster - but the schedule maker
will have a headache.
He must fit the 140-game card
beginning April IS to eight towns
scattered 345 miles East and West
and ITS miles North and South.
And four of the teams can play
Sunday ball - Charlotte. Fayette-
vile, Asheville and Knoxville. But
Rock Hill, Anderson, Spartanburg
and Reidsville have blue laws. So
he'll make up three schedules,
President C. Manley Level
lyn said, and the directors can
take their choice. Most Of the
travelling will be by bus.