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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
AREA RESERVE UNITS
Promoted to new status

AS result of area wide survey
ii eleven counties oi northern
Ohio among enlisted members of
the Organized Reserve Corps, i:
HIS become possibl. t. adva"ce
O0T of the reserve units allocat-
ed to this area to i Class "B" sta
tus from a Class &c" status.
This step forward" comment
ed It. Col. ]. V. Van Wakeman,
unit instructor, reflects much
credit on the units concerned"
and particularly upon the indivii-
uals who made such advancement
possible through volunteering for
assignment and service with these
units.
Contrary to the belief OF many.
the ORC was not established
merely to provide a roster OF in
dividuals with desirable military
skills. .As defined in our National
Defence Act, the ORC consists of
personnel and units of the En-
listed Reserve Corps and Offic-
ers Reserve Corps. 1t is the mis-
sion of the ORC to furnish in the
event of national emergency
units effectively organized and
trained in time of peace for rapid
mobilization.
The point has been advanced
that reservists assigned to cnits
would be called to active duty in
an emergency sooner than those
not assigned. This is probably
true, but misleading" Col. Van
Wakeman commented. "Actu-
ally the difference in time be-
tween call to active duty of
reserve units and non-assigned
reservists is a matter of days"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

cnt5iffern. Mebnlibe Mrbeiten tperosn
in serinaem ltmfans, m,f tpdbrenS
oes 5rieoens bon oieicn 6rauen i'm
). 9. S. fortgefiibrt.
Sn ben Mrdipen bes ;S8ss. iino s.
Yrosent oes sort beibGftieten Yerir.
nals 6rauen. Sn bielen Mrbipen be.
finben iid iiber tO2, 100000 Singer.
abOrude uno al,d l,njdbliee anocre
Nngaben iiber ollie sSdlle, Die bas &.
y. $. ie bebanoelt bat. GieIe is9S.,
Srauen tragen neu einfommenoe Sin.
geroboriide in &egiter elm, iudjen
nob Goritrafen i,no onoereu arinlis
nolaften rno perienOcn iie ar ortliGc
Yoli5cibeboroen.
Die 1unftionen oes 58S. eritrcf.
fen iid audi auf sic llnterilldyuns
bon Spionage= nno Sabotage- 6Gl,
len rno anoeren 0ingen, sic nit Scr
Sanoesiiderbeit su tl,n boben; ebens
10 allb allf bis &erletung bon Bun.
oesgeleben, 1pie bas rationale 8auf-
geiet, bas rationale Motorfabr5eltg.
oicbltobl .8cieb, o6er oas rSeoerol
&iOnaping Statl,te." @Gbreno oes
8citebens Ser allgemeinen Tienit.
pflidt batte oas 6@Ss., oos Elm Scil
oes Sulti5oepartments lit, oub ollr
&erlesungen oieies 8eiescs gu unter.
iufem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Tringlid,fcit an ain6er unb arunfc,
on bilfsbeSiiritige Iliidtlinge unr
Seimftbrer al,sgcgebcn peroen. Tor.
iiber binaus babeu Sic @eneral Nto.
tors Corporation in Oetrcit ben Sin
Neun lbcr neutrality-suspicious. Ser
Opel @erfe Miiiielsbeim $500 Care
Yufete acihenft. Stir oie notleiScnHc
9epolfer,ng Ser StaSt Nfor5bcin!
iuurben ei1ige 100 Care. e.Nabrllngs.
mittel- unb Sefcnpafete angelpieien.
Gbenio sut ser Mnlerifoniibe 8elpert
ihaftsbuto (9(. =. Of s. iiber 400
Nofetc fir 9eoiiritige acitiftet l,ut
aud) sic fircblid,en &reiie slmcrifas
bcteilisen iih init numbaftenSpenocn
ar ser 2inoerllng inierer Not. ltnS
mir fonnen ,bpifen, oab alld) arrere
Srganiiationen uno 5irmen bieier
berpprrogcnNen 9eiipieler berafenid,
!id,fcit fplgen ,pcroen.
9ns lit nneeiid)ts Ser 1utiuhe, Naf
amiere 2ebensnlittellage lid, INNER
.peitcr bcrihlehtert bat l,no piel;
Wenid)en in Ieutid)lanb bilflos bun
germ. eine 9ciltlng, oie mir nid)t bod
geratg einid)Gscn fOnnen. ,n,b fir Sic
mir ben Spenbcrn ber5lid) eer1q
banfbar iino."
Sotpeit ser elrtifcl in ser ocit
iden 3eitidrift ~Gineuin" auitrG
bensmittcl., @paitofi-. Oeden. unS
ge fir bie bier Gore-Yafete - &C.
8omnollItoif-Ynfet = foulwn an
bas &nuptbiirc bon Care, SO 8ronb
Street. Neiu Yprf 1, q. g., aeionot
tpcroen.
ipGbrcnH bcs arieNcs lnarcu piclc s.
y. s. Irauen nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oalnit beidliftist, 9ebeime Gobcs gu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
uener HanNelspah Ner
Il. =. NIT 1taliett

@om. Die omerifaniide Botid)aft
teilte nit, bob bier baIo bie Berbdno.
lungen beginner tperoen, Inn eiren
lleuen umerifaniid)- -itoIieniiden San.
oclspertrag ab5uidlieBen, Der ben im
Sabr 1917 abseidIoiienen eriesen
iou. tpel6en @tuiiolini flr3 Dor 6em
ansbrub oes arieses fispenoiert
bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
pen, Gkaes Jun, Gcbe,,
int 8erliner Oitkoie,,

Berlin. Ser @crliner Sitbaien.
betrieb eripeilt iid) als bas Nerpcn.
jentrum Scr 9erlincr &irtihaft.
@enn man aus ieinen 8iirorGlllncn
Sen @lid bllrd Oas 6enlter iiber ols
Tlubbett Ser Spree ihipeifcn lGi;t.
iiebt man sort bidt nebeneinanfe er
2aitf1nne liegen, Sic - nit &oblen
fiir @irtid,uit uno Giienbabn bein-
Sen - barauf parten, entlaoen ~
iperbcn SolS lit 5n bcben Stapeln
alf Dem SSafenpier gcid)id,tct. Ser,
rorren oringt ser 2drm Ses Mansier.
betriebcs ser Safenbubn heran.
Ium Gbaos snm Yctcm
2ebensapid)tiae Glitter iperocn bier
bon iiber 800 s(rbeitern nno Mrhe;-
tcrinncn icoen Gag aus 2oitfGbnen
uno Giienbabniuasgpus entlaoen, &C.
itupelt unb tueitergeleitct. Gs iino
SclS Giien uuS Stabl, Mebl, .3,,der
u,b Dor olem &oblc unb Yapier. Gas
onfonmcnoe 8etrcioe miro aus Set
Woggpns llnS &ubnen nit NbInm0.
pprriftllngcn in Sen groben Speihcr
bcforoert, sort outpnatiih gereini9t
,,no bunah Sen Miiblen snaclcitct
@ic Sic 9erliner 8elpcrfid)oitssci-
tlln9 Sic Sribiine" meloet, iinacn
in Ser Ntnitagen 1915. elcid nah
Sem &rieasenbe. lpcniae Sdge, nod,,
Sem sic Ietten Shiiiie in Berlin per-
baIlt aparen. sl,nGd)lt MIR 50 Mrbe;-
fer nit eroBem Spfenm,t fumit an,
Sriimcr Sllr Seite 81, rG,men. Sd)i.
SEN a,s5ubeiiern 1rnb sic am itGrfItcn
bcnOtigten @aulidfeiten inltano su
ieben. Ties muBte fuIt inlmer nit
imsuldnglihen Mitteln ecihchcn.
Sd,ritt fiir Sd)ritt erfiiIltrn oic Mii,-
ner Sir &crausictuneen. I'M Sen Sa-
ienbetrieb in 8nne at bringen imb
bamit zines Ser ,reientIiditen Ser.
pcnscntrluns fin: Sic &criorN,tna scr
StoSt @crlin mieoer gum 2chen 81
ertpeden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Are yon ana your relatives mem.
borS Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central vsrband7 II not. nov
y tho time to join. ror more Infor
nation csll tho local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page 5

Questions Will be tound on page 5
|. Minnesota.
?. Florida.
3. Rhode Island.
4. Arizona.
5. Texas, Louisiana. Missisip-
pi, Alabama, Florida.
6. Kansas.
!. Nevada.
8. Vermont.
9. Georgia.
TO- California, Oregon, Wash
ington.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
,Sramen arbeiten int f8J.


Nerigfeit. bab ,tneef0br $500 bon
oen runO $500 NngeIteltcn bes
v6eoeral 8ureau Of Snueitisdtion"
5rauen fins. gber oieie 5ro,,en ocs
58S. baben cine beoeutenoe slufgabe
su erfiillen, tpie gerabe aud fiir5iid
in einem Mrtifel 1T ~Sbe SnoepenS.
ent @oman", ser 3eitidriit Ser Na.
tional 5eoeration Of gl,iineb ans
Yroieilional Women's Clubs, ausge,
fiibrt tpurSe.
Sn pielcn 6dIlen, nit benen iiG
bas 68SS. 81 befaiien bat, tragcu
Srauen fat genau 10 bieI 5a ibrcr
Soilng bel, tpie sic piel befanntcrcn
"@!Wen", bencn ibre 8corbeituna
iibertraeen tporoen lit. Mianhmal i'll
ibr 8eitroe oub einfo6 8liifiade -
ooer Sade eincs eitcn @eoG6tniiies
@ciudte bo 3. g. tuGbreno oes &rie.
ees cine lpeiblidJe 6@S.s sgngeiteate in
@aibinston eincn ll.S.S.-1an5 -.
uno 5trar nift etlua roienltlid)", jon.
bern gonS pripat, nm eben einnlal gu
ton5en. Sbr Boiteu i'm 69S. tpar,
Ntten nit Sabn0ungsplafaten anju.
legen, lno als ibre 3inmer9enoliiE.
nit Ser iie alf ienen San5 gegangen
mar, lire eincn rfanooiihen Soloo.
ten" poritcllte, erinnerte ser iie an ir.
9enoiemonoen. ben iie auf ienen Ela'
faten geiebcn botte. Sic iab am nod.
itcn Moreen iu ibrcn aften nad -
unb ipenig iplter mar ser &anooicr
ols Tclerteur berbaftet. -
g6er elm nod bciicres @eiipiel ser
euten srbcit, sic Srolen fir bas g.
9. s. lciiten, tpiro Surh Sen sSolI
cincs omerifonii6 i6en Solbaten BE-
lcllhtet, ser aus einem Irmeelagcr
int 2anocsi!ibcn pcritlpunoer mar.
Gr ipuroe ipGter tot oufgefunoen u'NS
man nobm an, bnB er ermoroet Dor'
sen iei. Spitcr puroe bcnn ouh ein
Wann als ocs Morocs perbdhtig Der.
boitet, aber er leugncte lebe SdullS
nb. s(r ieiner &leibuna tpnrbem ic'
ocd) 9lutflefcn gcfunocn, ,,nb btclc
purocn bon ipeiblihcu2aboratoril,n,
onoeitelltcn bcs ss8,s. unalpiiert. Gs
ltellte iid) bcralts, fpB Sie 6ledcn
Nclnielben 8lmttpp argcborten, mic
hos 8Iut bes totem Solbate,, ,no
Hieics erbriidenbe 8eipeisnateriol
iiibrtc ld,Iieblid) 81 einem 8efennt'
mis- bes Shuloigen.
7rouen bo6cn on bem tpeitmisgc'
Sebnten @ebiet ,piiicnid)aftlifer Sor,
It6lng, sic sur Nrbeit bes isgS. &C.
bort, auh ionlt nod tpeitgebenocl
9lnteil. Sic analpiicrcn nid)t nl,r
@lutflc;fcn, ionocrn priifen 3. y.
auh nit 9iontsenapparaten Metalls,
sic in ipihtige 8uuproicfte pcrar5el,
tet tperoen lou. Sic eranlinicren NIT
!Mifroifppeu Snarc unb anoere Mntc
rialien, sic I'm ser 2oil,ng bon Ser
brchcn ipid)tige S6liiiie erluuben
@iele iSrouen pbotograpblcren Sin
geraboriifc, sic ebcnfalls ipGter Ser
BREEDER iiberfiibrcn l,no 10 5l ser Ser.
urteilung Dor 8criht fiibren fcnnen.
Sic aIiiltieren audi in Ser elnalpIc
pom Sunoidriftcn. ilno beionocrs
Trinolirl,frit on &inNer liuN Gruufc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Sn elmer Satlode ipiegelt iib mebr
ais IN alien 3abIen Die poubrad,lc
2eiitl,na hpioer: Son 1916 bis a,,f
Sen bclttisen Gag Idnft ser Safenhe.
trieb unllnterbrohen Gag uno Nabt,
bat bie arbeit ielblt an Sonn- ,lno
Jeiertag ME gerl,bt Ser ein5ige
5eiertas, ser bier a6sebalten luuroe.
lit ser 1. :Wai, Ser Seiertag Ser
@erft1tigen. SeIbit ser pergangenc
alBereelpobnlidy falte @inter bot iih
ais 5u rIftpad" erpieien, nm beu
9etrie6 gum grliegen 81 briugen
Sir oie arsfaaenben 2aitfdbne, oie
irgenoipo i'm giie itedengeblicben ipa.
rem, ROTTEN tpeitaus mebr Giienbaln'
tpasgoits ais uoroem an, 10 oaB Sic
Inforberungen an sic &raft ser Ir.
better in feiner @eile gemiuoert,per.
ben fonntcn.
!Sler ,uiro bic Mrbeit nidlt cine
Stnnoe nnterbroden
Seute m,B in brei Sdid)ten gear.
beitet iperSen. SbsIeif nod iiberaa
bie Spuren oes 3rieesgeihebens
crfennbar iino, an ein5elnen 8ebdl,=
ben nid)t einn1al Sic Tdher bisber
initanb seiest iperben fonnten 1mo Sic
Dtadfriegsida iih ieben
Gag anfs neue bemerfbar MAIDEN,
borf bie Mrbeit nidt cine einsiac
Stunoe unterbrodeu tperbcn.
Die burcb Ntansel an Sraftraum
beoin9ten perfiir5ten 8e- uno Gnt,
IIaoetriiten forberu ben slrbeitern
bel Sen geaempdrtieen grndbrungs-
ser Safenbetricbe 2ciltllnaeu ab, sic
perbdltniiien imponiereno iino.
Hrublcme bes 0iebcranibans
@as bie Irbeitcr leiiten, tpiiien tie
lelblt am belten. Sic iprehcn barber
niht, oenn ihnen lit flar, oab Seutih.
lano MIR leben fam, tpenn lie arbei-
ten, ltno Sipar bart arbciten Sic Ia.
ben lclbltucritGnolih - ipie alle ebr.
litr Sd)aiienoen - ibre Sorgen. 81,
nen ieblt sic MrbeitsfIciOuna. Gem
8etriebsrat lit es tros pieler gen1iib.
lirgen bel Sen in sSroge fommenoelt
Stellen nod INNER nift gel,,ngen,
olh nlr ein ein5iges Stiif slrbeits.
fleionna berbci5uid)uifen.
Gin SeiI Ser slrbciter, 10 4. g. sic
Sonoiuerfer, sic &ran- unb 8reiier.
fiibrer. erGGlt nod ilnnter sic 2ebens
lmitteltarte 2, obeleit aueemein BE-
fonnt llt oaB es in einem Saieubc.
/ trieb 10 etlpas ipie .Ieibte Mrbeit
iiberbaupt niht gibt. Die angeIteIltcn
'nidbt an0crs oenfbar lit, sen ar0Btcll
Sic, tpie oies in cincm iolden 8crf
Seil ibrcr Irbeits5eit i'm slubenoienIt
perbringen miiiien, ,penn iie ibre
Sfliften eriiiaer ipolleu, haben nlr
Die 2ebCnsmittelfnrte 8.
&ein gcniisenoer Sd)nt sesen
ltniGQe
Sebr bebnuerlif) iii es. oob in Sic
lem Safenbetrieb, Ser bel ieoem @ct
ter lduft, l,nS uud beS Mod)ts nid)t
rltben Oari, eleftriihe 8liibbirncn
feblen. Gab bierourh eerooe BEL Der
nad)flt6cr Irbctt llnfalle beraltfhcs
IdNporen iuerben, lit flar. Ser Sit.
bufen lit cin fonln1uuoler 3etriep !
Dab oen Nrbeitern. b,e bcn llnfail.
gc'abren alls9elesI iinb, icoer mog,
lihe SdN,b geluiibrt miro in 3ufl,nit,
lit cine oringenoe Sproeruna. @eri.
polleres OILS Die t9lrbeitsfrait fat ous
Oelitldlonb pon bcllte ritt.
Ser lIncrlhrpfcnc Mltt, nit sem
Die srbcitcr allen Sdnpieriafeitcn
5l1m Srrt INNER apieoer an ibr @erf
geben. pcrcicnt Inerfenlmlng. Ser
riibrige @etriebsrot trar inlmer BE.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30
Stassen Seeks Warrens Aid For l948 Campaign

SAC RAMENTO, Calf. CA) - Governor Earl Warren, a Pres.- dential possibility himself, re- mained silent today on Harold Stassen's expressed hope that the California chief executive would support his Republican Presiden- tial aspirations in '48.
 The former Minnesota governor and avoWed candidate for the Re publican Presidential nomination.. called on Warren at the state house yeSterday-just as the late Wendell Willkie did in lining up his campaign in 1914. They talked for two hours. When the cOnfrr- ence broke up, StasSen told news men:
 "I hope that when the l948 con vention comes I will have the sup port of Governor Warren and he California delegation. However. f is too early to discuss situation of that kind"
 Warren, just back from a 'cuic- to Honolulu, was non-com Ti+ai We had a pleasant visit" he said He's an old friend and he drops in to visit me every time he IS in California"
 Though they probably will set each other again in a few days
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30
Explosion At Beauty School Kills 10; Many Hurt
tBy James J. Geary)

HARRISONBURG, Va. CP)-A terrific explosion originating in a one-story combination beauty shop and school snuffed out the lives of ten women here yester- day, injured at least 30 other per sons, shattered glass in a number of business establishments and homes and kept rescue workers toiling far into the night.
 The weary rescue men, using power machinery and working iA dust and smoke, ceased their search of the debris at II pm. last night but planned to resume today in an effort to ascertain if more bodies might be hidden il the ruins of the beauty shop and a ieWelry store which adjoined it on one side.
 Nine of the women apparently were killed instantly while M ss Dorothy Gail Bowman, of Noun Jackson, getting permanen' wave as a 2Oth birthday presen' from her parents, died of injuries shortly afterWard at Rockingham Memorial hospital. All were near by residents.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30
Flying Discs Back With Us Again

BOISE, Idaho, (P)-lt's flying disc time again in Idaho and the United Air Lines pilot who spot ted the latest one says They ought to be kept off the civil air ways"
 Capt. Charles F. Gibian, who while coming in to Boise for a landing Monday night reported spotting a disc-like object going like hell" at about 5000 feet, told the Boise Statesman:
 If it is real it must be some sort of military experiment and if that is the case they ought to ar range to keep the objects off the civil airways."
 Army and navy spokesmen had denied knowledge of the discs.
 Gibian. who talked to The Statesman by telephone from Pendleton, Ore, became the sec ond United pilot on flight l05 to report seeing the flying objects His predecessor was Capt. E. J Smith, who said he spotted two groups of discs July 1, near Elm. melt, Idaho.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30

Blinded by premature dynamite bIost while in hoinins with the Army Cops of Engineers, Raymond I. Frey, 29-yeor old Pennsylvonion, recently climoxed iiuee yeors of successful adjustment 10 soeiol and occvpotionoi pursuits Aided by the Veierons Administrator rehabilitation program, Frey wos grad sused from the University Of Pennsylvo- nic School of Theropy as physical iheropy seehnicion. He is shown above applying pods Tor treatment for vases- lo' obstruction 10 q patients knee h. .a VA hospital. '>4S ' ;'z '7S>
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30
BEN HYNDMAN RETURNS FROM MOTHERS BEDSIDE

Ben Hyndman, who was called to the States fortnight ago due to the illness of his mother in Missoula, Montana, returned home yesterday on the Pan American.
 Ben states that although Iis mother is still in a serious condi- ton his business forces him to re- turn at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30

at a vacation spot-it seemed un- likely that even a second meeting would bring any immediate Sta,c- meut which would commit War ren to Stassen at the Republican convention.
 Stassen planned to make quick trip by plane to Los Angeles to- day to confer with Raymond Haight, California Republican na- tional committeeman, and then re- turn Friday to the exclusive Bo- hemian Grove on the Russian River where he has been vacation ing. He returned to San Francisco last night after dining with War ren, who has arranged to spend the week end at the Bohemian Grove.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30
MRS. RICHARD KOSHER VISITING IN NOME

Mrs. Richard C. Hosmer, sister of Mrs. w. Lulich, who came from New Haven, Conn.,, to visit here, plans to leave for Fort Richardson soon to join her husband. Staff Sergeant Hosmer.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30
P.A.A. AUDITORS HERE
 ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS

Haury Kaufman and Glen Lloyd auditors of the Pan Amer ican AirWays from the San Fran cisco office made an official trip this week to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-30

ChinchillaS are homogeneous animals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-01
BY SID FEEDER

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 3O.-R
Enough rain fell on Churchill
Downs today to water all the bour-
bon in Kentucky, and all the har-
ried lorseplayers broke out their
form sheets to find the fellows
who are their mudders' favorite
sens in Saturdays Kentucky Der
by.
They discovered that while
Phalanx, the big horse in the big
heat, doesn't mind it a bit wet,
dry or lemonade, the m who
really is overjoyed when it comes
up mud is the Cosmetics Kid, Jet
Pilot, owned by lipstick princess
Elizabeth (Arden) Graham.
He's SO good in the goo, in fact,
that he won his first stat, in the
slop by a mere nine lengths over
this same Downs track on Herby
day just a year ago. And silent
Tom Smith, the onetime cow
boy who trains him, goes so far
these afternoons as to speak as
many as five words all in one piece
to tell you how much he's root
ing for rain, come Saturday. The
latest semi-official word this eve
ming, however, promised no CO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-01
MacphaH, Car To Hit
Hard In Debate TODAY

CINCINNATI, April 30-(P-Sel-
dom-silent Larry MacPhail and
Baseball Commissioner A. B.
Chandler have a question-answer
period on tap tomorrow, and the
confab may cause f~ar-reaching
reverberations in the top brackets
of the national pastime.
The red-haired prexy of the New
York Yankees, who would rather
talk than listen. is accused of vio-
lating the not-too-hanpy Chambers
edict Of silence for all hands in the
controversy which led to the April
9 suspension for the 1947 season Of
Leo CThe Lip Durocher, manager
of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
MacPhail left no doubt today
that he had ignored the commits
sioner's order, as he told New
York neWsmen, Il repeat what |
said last week in Newark-that
SO far as any evidence developed
at the Sarasota and st. Petersburg
hearings, there was nothing to
justify even a five-minute suspen-
sion Of Durocher."
Chandler, shown a copy of Mac
Phail's latest statements. merely
clamped his jaw a little tighter
and murmured, No comment"
Charges of defamation filed by
MacPhail against Durocher and
Branch Rickey, boss of the Buns,
led to the Durocher suspension
and 5 1000 fines against both the
Dodgers and the Yankees.
MacPhail told New York news
men today that sooner or later
baseball vii, have to define the
powers of the commissioner. Since
Chandler took office there already
have been three or four instances
where he came into disagreement
with the league, and the points
haven't been settled yet"
Setting the stage for a rugged
battle tomorrow, MacPhail said
that neither in Chambers contract
nor in the rules Of procedure lis
there anything which says that
Chandler or any succeeding COM
missioner. is empowered to sus-
pend a man without advising the
clubowners of the precise charges
| against him. Neither is there any
thing in writing which empowers
I commissioner to impose silence
on thu parties to a hearing, as
Chan1ler did in his recent de-
cision."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-01
CHICAGO BEATS
SENATORS 5 TO z
Kennedy Drives In Three,
Helping Rigney Post
Second Triumph

CHICAGO, April 80. -P)- Out
fielder Bob Kennedy proved pitch
er Johnny Rigney's good little
helper today as. the Chicago White
Sox defeated the Washington Sena-
tors, 50, in. the only game OF the
series.
Kennedy punched out two douo-
les to drive in three runs and scor-
ed another himself as Rigney post
ed his second triumph.
The Senator's bagged eleven hlts
with Mickey Vernon and Buddy
Lewis getting three hits apiece
Vernon batted in both OF WASH
i%ngton's runs. His second single
scored Lewis in the sixth. Vernon S
no. 3 safety sent Joe Grace home
in the eighth. Before his squirt
against Rigney, Vernon, last year s
American league batting cham,
pion, had posted only one hit IN III
times at bat. ..
Chicago scored all its runs OH
starter Bobo Newsom, who was
batted to cover after four and one
third innings.
Mickey Haefner and Luman Har-
49, .-~HN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-01
BROWNS SQUASH
YANKEES IS TO )
Four Homers Settle Hash
For Harris Charges;
Judnich Gets Two

ST. LOUIS, April 30. - (P) -
Banging out four home run in
Guiding one with the bases loaded
by Jeff Heath in the first inning,
the St. Louis Browns waltzed to a
1916 victory over the New York
Yankees today.
The Brownies cuffed starter Al
lie Reynolds and five relief hurl-
ers for ID blows while Denny Gale
house and Fred Sanford limited
the Yanks to five safeties. includ-
ing a roundtripper by George Nc
Quinn that climaXed a four-run
third-inning New York rally.
Reynolds, who in his previous
two outings, had shutout Washing
ton and Boston, was driven to COW
er in the third when Vern Stephens
ana Walt Judnich blasted round
trippers. Judnich ended the Brown
lie scoring spree by smashing his
second homer of the game in the
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-01

Smuggling for the winners and
weakness at the plate for the
losers highlighted games in the
Glass A Municipal softball league,
as Spofford Mills trounced Brother
hood of Railroad Clerks 1915 and
Alpha Omega overwhelmed U. S.
Naval Reserve 22-2 in a double
header at Robert Strange park
last night.
King, third baseman for Spot
ford Mills, swatted a long, long
four-bagger to show the way for
his teammates as the Spofford
boys put across two runs in the
second inning to sack away the
game. King also smashed a
double and drove in three runs in
collecting two hits for four times
at bat.
Benson. first base and Horne,
center field, also gathered two
hits apiece for spofford. In all,
Spofford Mills pounded B. r. c.
hurler Boswell for II hits. B. r. c.
got seven bingles off of Cook.