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Evening star., 1947-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Precedent
is against Hank Greenberg's main
tanning his American League slug
ging pace with the Pittsburgh
Pirates this coming baseball season.
In. the past two decades more
than a dozen American League
power hittsrs passed on to the Ma
tional in the twilight of their major
league careers in search of the
fountain Of youth.
OF the lot, a handful-Harry
Heilman, Stuffy McInnis, Heinie
Manush, George Sisler and Dixie
Walker-continued to mace enemy
pitchers in the National League, for
one year at least, as they had done
in the Junior circuit.
The others, like Babe Ruth, AL
Simmons, Bob Meusel, Joe Judge,
Tony Lazzeri. zeke Bonura, Joe
Vosmik and Gee Walker, failed to
show any semblance of their former
greatness and drifted out of base
ball within year or two.
OF course, not one of them left
the American League in such a
blaze of glory as Greenberg, who in
his final season in the Harridge loop,
led all hitters with A home runs
and 1877 runs batted in. The closest
any came to Greenberg's totals were
Ruth and Bonura with az home
runs apiece and Heilmann with 120
RIBS.
Age May Handicap Hank.
On the other hand, only Ruth was
older than Hanks SO years when he
tried his hand In the National.
Judge and Manush were the same
age as Greenberg, but the rest were
younger.
BY far the best showing in the
National was made by Dixie Walker,
who proved to be the best bargain
purchase ever made by the Brooklyn
Dodgers. Acquired via the waiver
route from the Detroit Tigers in the
winter of 1899, Dixie Immediately
made good with the Dodgers. He
rose to his greatest heights in "A
when he led the senior circuit in
batting with .357. He still is re-
garded as one of the most dangerous
batters in the league.
Heilman. who like Greenberg,
gained undying fame in Detroit with
his bludgeoning bat-he led the
American League in batting four
times moved to Cincinnati in 1880
and powered the ball for a 1888 aver
age in 142 games, only II points
below his 1929 figure with the Tigers.
He slamed 10 home runs with the
Reds as compared with is for the
Bengals the previous year. His 81
RIBS represented the tops for dis
carded American Leaguers with the
exception of Dixie Walker.
Sisler Maintains Pace.
Sisler, after a glorious career with
the st. Louis Browns, had a couple
of good seasons with the Boston
Braves, rapping out a $40 batting
average in 1929, his first season at
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Last Olympic Skate Spots
Sought by Field Of Is
By the Associated Press

ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. IA field
of 16 skaters rested today for their
final two chances to win berths on
the 1948 United States Olympic
team. -..
Ken Bartholomew of Minneapolis,
national senior mems outdoor cham
pion, had the best time for the first
5,O0O-meter race yesterday. Another
5,00O-meter race will be run off to-
morrow with the skater having the
best time qualifying for the team.
One more man will qualify Sunday
in the 10,000-meter event which will
end the finals tryouts.
Three men-Bob Fitzgerald and
John Werket, both of Minneapolis,
and Del Lamb of Milwaukee-have
won places on the squad so far.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Three As Are Demanding
Better 1947 Contracts

BY the Assoeioied Press
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-Out-
fielders Barney McCosky and Elmer
Valo and Third Baseman Hank Ma
jeski want more money from the
Philadelphia Athletics than Owner
Connie Mack has offered in 1947
contracts.
Announcement of the holdouts
was made yesterday by Earle Mack,
Comics son and assistant AS
Evening star., 1947-02-07
One-Legged Boxer
Sturs in Tourney
BY the Associated Press

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. 7.
Van, Foster, 120-pound fighter
from Seth, w. Va, whose wooden
leg doesn't deter him from turn
ing in creditable boxing perform
ances, advanced to the second
round in Charleston's Golden
Gloves tournament today by vir-
tue of a decision over Jim Dolan
of East Bank.
Foster played football on the
Seth High School team last fall.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Stydohor to Help Coach
Los Angeles Roms
Nv the As,ociofed Press

BY the ASsocidfed PFexS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.-Joe Sty-
dahar, tackle scourge Of the Ma
tional Football League for a decade,
will be on the sidelines next fall
helping to coach the Los Angeles
Rams.
Head Coach Bob Snyder Of the
Rams said yesterday that Stydahar
will assist George Trafton as line
mentor. Stydahar, with the Chicago
Bears since 1886, was an all-Nation-
al League selection from 1887
through 1910.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

NUMBER eThe numeral re-
fers to the number of times
Charles Freeman hit the can
vas in his preliminary sec
tional Golden Gloves competi-
ton at Cincinnati. Charley
Johnson (left) was given a
TKO verdict after this shot
was taken. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
AS and PhiIs Will Send
Patrons Home Eorly
By the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Quaker
City baseball fans can see the Ath-
letics and Phillies this season and
still be home in time for dinner.
Both Philadelphia clubs an
nounced yesterday that all weekday
games will begin at 2:30 pm. and
Saturday contests at pm. Pre-
viously the AS started weekday
games at 3:15 and the Phils at pm
Dad Connie Mack wanted to
go along with the trend in times
which distinctly is for starting ear
lier," said Roy Mack, vice president
of the AS.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Texan Boy, Pointer, New
AII-Age Quail Champion
BY the Associated Press

SHUQUALAK, Miss, Feb. THE
new all-age quail champion Of the
National Field Trial Club is Texan
Boy, a white and liver pointer owned
by D. B. Mcdaniel of Houston, Tex.
Boy was named champion yester-
day after eight candidates had been
brought back for second-series finals
during the week. The titleholder is
the son of Champion Texas Ranger
out of Nola II.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Miomi includes Alabama
In Heavy Grid Schedule
By the Assoeiofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. Alabama
will play Miami in the Orange Bowl
Stadium next November 28, it was
announced today as Coach Jack
Harding sought a football team to
fill the last remaining open date on
the Hurricanes 1947 schedule.
Harding announced that nine
games had been booked for this fall
seven in the Orange Bowl and three
with Southeastern Conference teams,
including Florida, scheduled here
November 81 ..........
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Stronq Now Didmond Boss

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Feb. Z
(P.-Ken Strong, kicking specialist
of the National Football League New
York Giants, is returning to base
ball. He was named last night as
president of the newly organized
Class D Colonial League at salary
of $500.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

SdIU, I6dIUS dI6II 1UU IIdVC
to develop young material"
Which would have been fine by the grand
stand managers if the Mats had q farm sys-
tenn worthy of the name, but they haven't. All
of the young material ostensibly, must come from
single Glass AA farm Chattanooga; Class
B subsidiary (Charotte); Glass c outfit CHa-
vana of the Florida international League, and
Glass team (Orlando)
1t is Clark Griffith, not Bluege, who dictates
the policy of the Mats as regards farm teams and
Griffith never has been irm believer in an ex-
tensive system of reonage in the minors. In this
respect he was aligned soidly with the late Com
missioner KeuesaW M Lands -
Evening star., 1947-02-07
All But Three Key Men
Signed by Red Sox
By the Associoted prsss

BOSTON, Feb. THE Red Sox
today received the signed contract
of Catcher Hal Wagner which left
but three key players of the Ameri-
can League champions unsigned.
Those three are First Baseman
Rudy York, Pitcher Tex Hughson
and all-star Second Sacker Bobby
Doerr.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
O'Brien, Levin on Mat

Roughhouse Jack OBrien, the
bearded rassler, returns in a main
event role on next Wednesday
nights grapple card at Turner's
Arena. He meets Dave Levin, a
former champion. O,Brien pinned
Kola Krariani last Wednesday.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

BLEM- Posed prettily
atop prop scenery is Paula
Drew, named by the Los An
geles Chamber of Commerce
as snow queen for its winter
sports events. But, now the
organization can't find any
snow in Southern California,
even In the mountains.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Friends Girls Stop B-CC

Friends School girls basket ball
team handed the Bethesda Chevy
Chase sextet its first setback, 1888,
at Friends. Two foul shots by Joan
Cooke in the last minute decided it.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Juniors Score

Episcopal Highs Junior cagers
chalked up their eighth straight
win yesterday by defeating George
town Preps' juniors, 1882, on the
Little HoyaS' court.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
RoIIina Rusketers Aheud

Charley Gebauer and Carl Gus
tafson, each with 18 points, paced
Boiling Fields 1921 basket ball win
over Fort Myer in Metro Military
League game.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Quarters K Goes Wild

United States Navy Quarters K
basket ball team went on a scoring
spree to defeat Piney Point 1922,
in a Potomac River Naval League
game.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Merrick Teams Sweep =

Merrick Boys Clubs basket ball
teams made a clean sweep last night
at Georgetown Branch, defeating
their hosts In the 1876 and 150-
pound classes, 37-18 and 44-8. re-
spectiyely.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Dodgers Have 70 Scouts, 1000 Players

get them? Well Brooklyn has 18 yearround
plus says bird dogs"-en who out
mission looking for good young players.
the other hand get along with one full time
scout true member of the scouting
trainer who will comb the col
that Griffith feels he doesn't need
flung system right taking into
what teams have been dubious
results.
winners both leagues have been
systems In the Amer
II of the last IS champions have been
caain-sore paragonsthe Yankees and Tigers And
in National have five
time
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Mack Builds 12-CIub Farm for AS

The venerable Mack building
pne of his recent He
II minor league all which
outright He just appointed chief of the Athletics system
Arthur Ehlers, who is supposed to have knack at the job
But Macks chain-store small time with those
Of most other clubs The of the Pittsburgh P
hardly Series recently
club heads 4s people assembled
Pirates open rs baseball schools
The farm system of the ST. Louis Cardinals been noted
biggest most flung still ranks such it
very probable that this time Brooklyn Dodgers chain
which bigger better Branch Hickey the who built
the Cardinals system dwarfed his efforts in St. Louis
with his work president of the Brooklyns
April according to Former Baseball Writer Arthur Manu.
assistant Hickey the Dodgers will have 1000 players
will be retained Is minor clubs either
Brooklyn with which the Dodgers have working
me
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Win, Lose, or Draw
Griff, Like Londis, Aein' choin-store System,
By FRANCIS E. sTANN

Speaking Touchdown Club the other Ossie Buege
which the Touhdownes still batting back and
Obviously defending the Washington Ball Club against critics
the Mats aren't swapping players Blege
Evening star., 1947-02-07

When Phil Terranova (above), Bronx
buzz-saw. squares off in New York
tonight against Make Shapiro of
Gotham in lightweight ten-rounder,
he will be seeking his twentieth
straight win. These two leather push
ers met once before in fracas which
Phil won by close decision.
Terranova, formerly recognized az
MIA featherweight champion, socks
hard-using a looping left to the jaw
and both hands to the body when
ever he gets in close. He's also able
to Withstand a punch and a pace.
Barrel-chested Shapiro-who boasts
victories over four world titleholders
lis . wizard in ringcraft, knows the
art OF self defense from every angle.
He's elusive and his crouching style
is battling to opponents.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow on Gillette's Cavalcade Of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co and
WMAL 1880 on your dial) at 10 pm.
And remember @FA
men LOOK EilettekssI
sharp! FEEL sLgEE< HsI
sharp! BE sharp! s7NEI
Use Gillette Blue UHH;i
Blades with the Hk5HN
sharpest edges AHtsI
ever honed! N9HeI
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Pro Basket Ball

BASKET BALL ASSN. OF AMERICA.
Boston. 40: New York, As.
Chicago, 109: Pittsburgh. IS.
Philadelphia, 70; Toronto, 81.
St. Louis, rs; Providence, IS.
NATIONAL BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
YOUNGSTOWN. rs: Anderson, SO.
Sheboygan, 90: Chicago, SO.
Syracuse, 81; Oshkosh, SO.
Rochester, IL; Detroit, SO.
AMERICAN BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 81; Brooklyn, 90.
PACIFIC Basket BALL LEAGUE.
Portland, 56 Seattle, 81.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

Lands did not believe in the system. thought
minor league should
and Griffith has followed his possible
did Connie Mack-untl recently.
The Valley settler., 1947-09-06
KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

Dale Sandvik, for2or Palmer boy, lost his
life in a plane cr7 sh at Wolverine Lake as
he was taking off With a cargo OF Moose
meat Thursday evening at about Pm.
Hell icoptor from Anchorage vas dispatched
to the scene OF the cident as soon az
word was received and the remains taken
to Anchorage.
Dale Sandvik, who cane to the Valley in
1885 from Ninne sofa With his parents M.
and Mrs. I M. Sndvik, was 90 years old.
He attended HI Oh School in Palmer and uhan
the war broke out he entered the Air Ser
Woe. He served overseas in Europe as
pilot of Fighter plane and made rs mis-
sions over enemy territory. He vas shot
DOM once 80 miles behind the lines and
wolk6d back il about days without being
captured.
Upon his return after the var, Mr.. Sandvik
enrolled at the University of Alaska where
he net and married Nary Ann Kaiser In
April 1916. They have one son, Kurt, who
is six months old.
During the past year Mr.. Sandvik has been
with the Jack Carr Flying Service of
Anchorage.
He leaves to mourn his loss, his widow,
Nary Ann; and son Kurt; his parents, l.r.
and mrs. I'm: Sandvik Of Palmer; brothers
James, Peter; Lynn, Kent and Mark; and
one ST ST er Mrs. Everett Yohn Of Palmer.
Funeral arrangements have not been amour
ced at this writing.
The Valley settler., 1947-09-06
LEnTz VAN OVER

Mss Joe Ann Lentz became he bride Of
John Hanover at a lovely Wedding in
Anchorage, at 900 Pm. on Monday Soptem-
Der l.
The bride vas beaut fully attired in a
white sat in gown with a train and finger
tip veil which was held in place with
orange blo ssoms. She carried q gorgeous
aououet Of gardenias and roses.
She was attended by her sister, Pomona,
who wore gown Of Blue net and shoulder
length veil. she carried a bouquet of pinl;
Eladiolas.
The Bride and Groom cut t he boaut ifu1
Uedd ing cake at the Reception Which fol-
loved. Gues ~ore served Wedding cake,
ice cream and coffee. Following the re-
cention the young couple departed on
short honeymoon. They iii De at home
to their friends at the grooms ranch in
East Anchorage soon.
Mrs. John Vanover is the DAUGHTER Of Mr..
and Hrs. Joe Lentz Of Palmor. she cane
to the Valley with them in 1885 and re-
ceived her grade and High School educa-
t ion in the Palmer School Gradual ing this
last year with the l947 Glass.
The Valley settler., 1947-09-06
NEW DOC TOR ARRIVES

Dr.. RE. Garrett arrived in the Valley
on Thur sday evening Of this week from
Cal ifornia to take over the practice of
Dr.. Bernice Andrews who is leaving for
Tenno ssee this next week.
DR.. Garrett is a graduate of Iona linda
University near Los Angeles. He did his
inferno work in the Los Angel County
Ho sp ita1. He comes to the Valley from
Lone Pine, California, where he vas in
charge Of a 20 bed Hospital. Cont. ..
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Lepo uspel koncert

v nedeljo vecer je pevsko
drustvo "Planina" podalo svoj
jesenski koncert v SLOW. mar. do
mu ma Stanley Ave., M aple
Heights, o. Oh tel priliki je
zbor obhajal 10-letnico svojega
obstoja in podani koncert je BIZ
10 lepo spricevalo vztrajnosti in
zanimanja, XII ga goji clanstvo,
da sc ohrani lepo slovensko
petite v novi domovini.
Vspored je vseboval slovenske
in angleske pesmi. Nastopili so
moski zbor, zenski zbor, mesan
zbor, kvartet, duet in solist. Vse
tocke so posetnikom zelo uga-
jale, Sc najbolj pa "Dalmatin-
ski sajkas", katerega je zapel
mesan zbor.
Zborovodja je Mr.. Frank
Vautar, ma klavir pa je sprem-
ljala Miss Marie Hansl.
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lntelektualci ObSOdili
delo ne-ameriskega Odseka

NEW YORK, 27. oktobra. -
New-yorski casopisi so danes
objavili velike oglase dveh or
ganiziranih skupin intelektual-
cev, med katerimi so znani pisa
telji, skladatelji, igralci in gle
daliski ravnatelji, XII sta odloc-
no obsodili delovanje kongres-
mega odseka "a ne-ameriske ak
tivnosti.
Ena skupina, "Amerikanci "a
demokraticno akcijo", XII je dru-
gace znana radi svojega proti-
komunisticnega stalisca, je v
svojem oglasu izjavila:
ia taksen 'coperniski low nj
treba gorecih fagotov; prav
pridejo tudi fotografske in film
ske zarnice."
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49 ubitih V nesreCi
letala v GrcciiUj

ATENE, 27. okt. - Snoci je
svedsko potnisko letalo DC-a "a
delo OBJ neki hrib severno cd gr-
ske. prestolnice, pri cemur je BIZ
10, kakor Sc poroca, ubitih vseh
40 oseb, XII so Sc nahajale ma kro-
WI letala.
Neuradno Sc poroca, da je le-
talo nosilo Al potnikov in posad-
ko osem oseh.
Med potniki sta bila tudi diva
Amerikanca, en- moski in ena
zenska, diva potnika sta bila z
Danske, vsi ostali pa so bill Grki,
Turki in Svedi.
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call, Evelyn Keyes, Gene Kelly,
Paul Henreid, Danny Kaye,
Marsha Hunt in drugi.
Eric Johnston ObsOdil
delo ne-ameriskega odseka
V Washington je dospel tudi
bivsi predsednik Ameriske tr-
govske zbornice in sedanii
"filmski car" Eric Johnston, XII
je delovanje kongresnega odse-
ka oznacil "a "ustrahovanje" in
izjavil, da sc S takimi metodami
poskusa vzeti dobro ime celot-
nj filmski industriji, nakar je
T h m S odvrnil, da Sc bo
"razkrinkavanjem" nadaljevalo,
pa &c je Johnstonu prav ali ne,
in dokazalo, da je med blesceci-
mi v Hollywoodu "mnogo rde-
cih."
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de Gaulle zahteva,
da Sc razpusti
sedanji parliament

PARIZ, II. okt.-Gen. de
Gaulle. je danes zahteval, da Sc
francoski parliament razpusti in
da Sc vrsijo move splosne volitve.
De Gaulle je >izjavil, da lid
obcinskih volitev, pri katerih je
njegova stranka 'Zbor frances
kega ljudstva" dobila blizu 40
odstotkov vseh glasov, upravi-
cuje taksen postopek.
L. parlamentarnih virov pra-
WHO, da bo ucinek tie zahteve de
Gaulle-a ia, da DO pri glasova'
!nju "a zauprico socialisticna
vlada Ramadierja dobila piclo
vecino. II viri pravijo, da SO vse
"republikanske si)e" proti pred
|logu de Gaulle-a "a razpustite,
parlamenta.
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Nov groeb


Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
umrla ma svojem domu Rose Ar
line Kurent, stara 33 let. Rojena
je bila V Clevelandu, Tukaj "a
pusca mater Mary, rojeno Sku-
bic, brata William in stiri Sc
sire: Antonia, Mrs. Mary
McCord, Mrs. Frances Zane in
Mrs. Margaret Mary Forester.
Gee Frank je umrl pred 18 lett.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil ' cetrtek zju-
traj oh 9. uri IL hise zalosti ma
$40 e. 1T St., pod vodstvom
Zakrajskovega pogrebnega "a.
voda v cerkev sv. Petra ma Su.
perior Ave. in E. II st, oh 9.3C
uri ter nato ma pokopalisce Cal
vary.
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Prvi del move avtne
ceste odprt prometu

Danes zjutraj Sc je odprl jaw
nemu prometu prvi del move &C.
ste skozi Bratenahl, XII bo stano-
valcem v Collinwoodu in drugih
delhi ma severovzhodnem koncu
Clevelanda prihranila mnogo ca
sa. Javni rabi je izrocena novo
zgrajena costa med Gordon par
kom in Eddy Rd. in sicer bo
zjutraj odprta "a promet proti
zapadu, pozno popoldne pa proti
vzhodu. Ia promet nasprotni
smeri DO Sc nadalje ma razpolago
stara krivuljasta costa skozi
Bratenahl, dokler Sc dovrsi
gradnja move ceste do E. 40 ST..
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Izredno zasedanje
k0ngresa Obeta
biti zelO burn0
Demokratje naznanili.
da Sc bodo zoperstavili
zahtevi republikancev "a
revizijo davenega zakona

WASHINGTON, 81. okt. -
VISA znamenja kazejo, da DO il.
redno zasedanje kongresa, XII ga
je sklical predsednik Truman
"a akcijo proti rastocim cenam
in "a pomoc zapadni Evropi,
prineslo odprto kolizijo m e d
administracijo in republikanci.
Predsednik Truman in demo-
kratje bodo namrec vodili boj
proti zahtevi republikancev, da
Sc Vzame ma dnevni red reduk-
CHA davkOv.
Formalno izjavo v tenn smi-
slu je podal danes senator Nc
Grath IL Rhode Islanda, XII bo
" sredo prevzel urad predsed-
nika demokratskega narodne-
ga eksekutivnega odbora.
Celotni program admini-
stracije Ogrozan
V borbi, XII sc obeta vsled te-
ga, utegne biti potisnjen ma
stran in porazen celotni pro-
gram administracije "a akcijo
proti inflaciji, kakor tudi pro-
gram "a financiranje pomoci "a
zapadno Evropo.
Administracija namerav
vztrajati ma staliscu, da Sc mo-
rajo obstojeci visoki davki ma
dohodke, XII so bill sprejeti v
vojnem casu, obdrzati kot oroz-
je proti inflaciji, medtem ko bo-
do republikanci zahtevali zniza-
ME davkov ina visoke dohodke)
il razloga, ker da bodo nizji
davki pomagali stabilizirati ma
rodno gospodarstvo.
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ANGLEsKI ODBOR URGIRA
SESTAVO NEMSKE VLADE

LONDON, rs. oktobra-Pose-
ben odbor angleskega parlamen-
ia je danes urgiral, da Sc usta-
novi representative nemsko
vlado." Odbor, v katerem Sc ma
hajaio tako konservativci kot
laboriti, je " svojem poroeilu
parlamentu poudaril, da bi Sc
morale Nemcem dati polno od-
govornost, da ustyarijo "ravno-
vesje njih lastne ekonomije."
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AmeriSki g;lavni stan
Ostane v Berlinu

BERLIN, 27. okt.-Gen. Luci-
us D. Clay je danes izjavil, da
bo Berlin ostal glavni stan anne
riske okupaciiske sile brez ozira,
kaj bo sklenjeno ma konferenci
zastopnikov zunanjih ministrov,
XII sc bo vrsila v Londonu.
"Ameriske cete sc lahko spodi
il Berlina edino z oborozeno 81
10 ali pa z mirovno pogodbo "a
Nemcijo," je rekel Clay in pri-
stavil, da ne verujejo, da bi sc
uporabilo silo, da sc ameriske
cete vrze IL Berlina.
Gen. Clay upa, da bo koncna
odlocitev glede Nemeije padla ma
konferenci v Londonu, XII Sc DO
vrsila rs. novembra.
Glede nacrtov "a Nemcijo je
Clay rekel, da Zedinjene drzave
nameravajo vzpostaviti taksno
Nemcijo, XII bi nudila dostojni
zivljenjski standard svojemu
ljudstvu, XII bi pomagala obnovi
Europe, obenem pa, XII hi ne
ogrozala Europe in miru ma sve-
tn. Clay veruje, da hi Sc mora
10 vzpostaviti ekonomsko enot.
most Nemcije, &c sc zeli doseci
te ellie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-28
ELIOT NESS VODI
SVOJO KAMPANJo
PRAV Po cIRKUsKo!

Republikanski zupa nski
kandidat Eliot Ness vodi
kampanjo ma ''svojevrsten"
naein, XII Sc he razlikuje
dosti cd cirkuskih metod.
Po mestu sc vozi z godbo
v pOvorki avtomObilov, XII
Sc ustavlja ma raznih krizi-
Seth, kjer nagovarja ijudi
ma cesti in hodi " prodajaI-
ne, kjer Sc predstavlja in
priporoca "a glasove. Ma
vadno je z MIN tudi njego-
va zena. Vceraj je Nessova
parada "Osrecila" tudi sIo-
vensko naselbina ma st.
Clairju.
Znacilno v tel kampanji
je, da Ness Sc do danes nj
pOr0cal vOlilnemu odbOru,
koliko denarja je potrosil v
primarni Rampant in da je
moral odbor vceraj uradno
pozvati, da to stOri. Zakon
namrec zahteva predlOzitev
'financnega porocila v teku
10 dni po volitvah. Vrabci
ma strehah lie civkajo, da
so republikanci v to kam-
panic virgil ogromne vsote,
da bi porazili zupana
Thomas A. Burke-a.
&c bi Sc vOlilci in vOlilke
Clevelanda dali presIepiti
cd takih pticev, bi bilo to
pac zalostno spricevalo "a
njihOVO lastnO raZsOdnOst.
Pametni ljudje bodo voiiii
"a Burke-a, ker je dober zu-
pan in ker ga mesto potre-
buje vsaj nadaljni dve lett
ma celu svoje Wade.