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Evening star., 1947-01-22
EUGENE ". La ROCHELLE, Attorney.
JAMES PERKINS PARKER, Attorney.

IN THE p1srR1ee5TF e5F'n COURT &C OF =, THE HE
United States. for the District 2 -o q z,,1 &C.
ton ST. NV, Plaintiff. VS.. John . Rittelle' 81
Non-resident,, Defendant;..Noc aS2l ~ from rom
Defendant a limited divorce on the ground
Of Of cruelty On motion Of the PLAINTIFF; lit It
IS this II st day of January: lg47, orde[ea reg
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the foFteh day. afteF Fl The
day of the first publication of this order
otherWise 9th W g the cause viii be proceeded with
as in case of default; Provided a s copy }oy
three successive weeks in the. Washington
Law Reporter and - The WaShingspn ALAN EHeJ
Gof Gtt5ff DSSBoRoUGH. Justice (Seall At
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY
ELLA MCDONALD, Deputy Clerk.
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Local AdvertiSers
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Local ADVERTISERS
Three Lines (Minimum)
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2 times
3 to times consecu-
lively ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 29c
7 times or longer con-
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Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line addi-
tional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne--------------- 45c
Out-of- Town Rate is charged on
all advertising 25 miles or more from
Washington.
Claims fer errors must be made in
time for correction before the secono
insertion.
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WILBERT McINERNEY. Attorney for the
Plaintiff, The Home fdemnity Co. 800
AIbee BLDG, WASHINGTON, d. c.


IN rAs Aeee MHSfc1yan sSf yashicsSRr eD1Rr D. Of s
District Of Columbia: Civil Diyision,--
THE HONE 59 NDEkNY Street SW Wash
ington: D. C., Plaintiff, VS.; CLIFFORD L.
cRUMBLEY. an individual tIa Columbia
sst knoTn addTess ss ath Street
@ss2lnss9R OF II
object of this suit Is
dollars .(S2,500) plus interest from 1927
46 and costs and reasonable attorney
fees and to have Judgment OF condemna.
tion of certain property OF the defendant
levied on under an attachment issued in
tf.is suit to satisfy the, PLAINTIFFS claim.
II is Therefore this i4th day OF JannaIy
in this court on or before the fortieth
t40thl day, exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays, after the day Of the first
publication of this order, to defend this
suit and show cause why said condemna-
ton should net be had; otherwise, the suit
will be procsssded With as oIT1, in case Of de-
(seall Jan. IA. I947. A True Copy. Test:
william A. NEDRoW chist Deputy
.,,s 56al Belt Aye: Sc s.u.
IN THE DrsrR1cf e!frk COURT OF THE
:, United states foS The Dlstr,st of sd;3: colum.
Watson, as Mother and Next Best Friend Of
Wilbur joseph Green, Jr. "a minorl: 1741
18th st. Sc. Washington. D. c.. for
Change Of Name.-Civil Action No. 1447;
Mrs Virginia Watson, as Mother and
Next Best Friend of Wilbur Joseph Green
Jr., having filed complaint for a judg-
Green, and having applied to the Court for
an order Of publication of the notice re. re.
Court. this 9th day Of January. 1947.
ORDERED that all persons concerned show
cause, if any there be. on or before the
ers Of said complaint should not be grant
ed. Provided, That copy Of this order
be published once a week ,for, three cor on
Washington Evening Star and the wash
ington Law Reporter. ts) T. ALAN
GOLDsBORoUGH. Justice. t&SeaI SEAL } ,1 4
Clerk. BY ELEANOR E. JOBE Deputy @
Evening star., 1947-01-22

YOUNG LADIES, 2 under "a. to complete
Florida. Southern States and return; fS. ex.
psrsnss ssYsncea psrm wsnsyeGs Is 6
YoGSG LADY With knowledge. Of BOOK, (.
keeping and typine; permanent PCS pppsa'ion ION
sponsibillty; o small office. Box sa-Y, Star
WANTED. TRAINED D1ETITIAN or super
ateIy. atsi YWcA FOOD SERVICE, 18th and
4 W. 81 PAY YoU sa5 for selling so boxes
sells for ST. your profit. soc. Write Tor
Samplss T s9sts nGshaf We e pssns Is r.
4 DEFINTTE oPPoRTUNITY for working
Come. Requirements: Ability to handle and
tation for small, group. Write Box ss 352'
s1EgH5 sEAuTY sp salon requires good msnicarls,;
sTYLIsT, at Philipsborn, sos 11th st NV
PERMANENT POSITION for well.edae.altsd
p G. FULLY, si2-A 5th st. NV. after
ARE As ysans ys4 ss.s sss ss
ested in a permanent position We havs al an
opening In our downtown real estate once:
H0r ! dsys neas week. week pleasant s1rroundinss.
essential. j. A.. WEINBERG CO.. INC.
Yd6,SSGisH Sd SaGgG; ~ white t. ~ srandmother for my
children. Room and board in private
home. nlus salary in exchange Tor care Of
Hillside I0Ss-J, 1902 ST.. Bradbury
Heights Md. -Z4
EARN BIG MONEY spare time. Show new
est Everyday card assortment, get easy
Beauty, box sells for 81, pays up to soc
profit: birthday, conyalescent, humorous
other boxes. retail soc npi gfg MTaRs,
SHIP STUDIOS. INC. sos Adams. Emira'
Ny,
Evening star., 1947-04-02

COLORED-8th AND X STS. N.E.--Det.
6-rna. brick home; coal h.-w.h.: now being
redecorated throughout: vacant; inn
mediate possession; asking si2,4oo n1 Eit1
REALTY CO., RA. 2200. -
.COLORED - CLOSE-N NE - Attractive
rnw brick home of 8 spacious rooms and
incloged porches. with nice lot and geragei
sexceptional terms; nTss onsEtns At In g,
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-hor.heost.

eI6 8th ST. N.E.-Br1ck, rooms, 2 baths,
oil heat; reasonable. Mrs. Readmond. EN-.
ss75. WnLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE,
NE.8MoDERN sEMIDET. BRICK. imme.
diate occupancy; immaculate rooms
equipped kitchen, roughed-in 3-room
apartment with fireplace, copper plumbing
RosERT RsssE1s' MACE, Re. 774o until $40.
SIO.5OO FOR AN OWNER OCCUPIED bun.
galow with living room, dining. room
kitchen, bedroom and bath on 1st floor
a big room on End: on bus line. handy tc
shops and schools, grade and Junior high
location close to 22nd and OTIS sts, - Ils ne
d51e III MfcHIcaN X 81 ay AVE- EA de.
tached brick home situated on an noas aIsracs 2
large bedrooms). baths, automatic heat
attached garage; property is moderr
throughout and in perfect eondition & Z N
RIVER TERRACE, 262 33rd st. n.e.-5
rm. end house. lge. lot. Anchor fence. Fo
ii. LEE PRICE. 23o3 s. Arlington Ridg
Isl Isl 5oM@ar q l5oa iYS 18th and E. capitol sts
2-story row brick: nice rms, bath, full
bassmsn. ineI iurnisuIe Esnsed sios5o FnoYp
DAVIS Co. Realtors. Ma. 0352.
RESTRICTED NE. LOCATI0N-Six-ro
brick. only 8 years old: lovely bedrms
si0,5oo. Cali CO. 3333. PECK co
340s 14th st. nv. GE. 9341 eves. -
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HOUSES WANTEp 10 BUY tcont.

HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY scoas. !.
vii pay TOP price. ri ENTERPRTsE REALTY
81 RNow lSaa Fzs TE T. Nan To saG2 Ssnss 10 buy
E5SsTEATT IS rs az; ga, l7ea iin pm; = 8. :.
must be priced below todays excessive
nfrss % IS " sss1Fss FSs H0 MMn 9Th L ne
MASarEhD. sszia ID H81sEs s8b1is roR SALE: any S place
IN, ln D. &c S ! customers waiting; free estimates.
u HSsSsEEs ' sogpD / SINCE u IAN. I--person.l
attention, backed By years Of service, our
& sfiSaSf sRos ,sas ha 1sss e
DON'T pnLYDALLY-An cash for ! 9
ayastsDs oEv.s aouss rs Tssn 1897 miles
SUDDEN SERVICE-List your home with
an organization that makes each sale an
aa,yaaas os ssong 9K apd CO. 5salratss zas
HAvI Il Ssi niTji BJ1Ea 81 soR sSSs s-7 sEpRM house
assrbs Nd. wAkSFaD Sais' ssaIT1 Sss1irs '0e Co. s.
fHaiMiEE6SifAIE Hii PURCHASES for detached
cfnity, and Rock Greek PARK Estates; one a
will consider Forest Hills or Wakefield
area; fnese cnentS are dennltely inter-
ested In buying immediately. Mr., EVANS.
1905 = st, NV, Ma. 2345.
PRIvATE PARTY urgently needs 3-bedrm.
sIn ses brick ns1s n nv section or Silver
cash. No brokers, please. IA. 3555. IS
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 9 6 or 4 room
REG. NAVY. nonaualifed GI loan--Bun-
gaiow, suburban Silver Spring area; $500
cash; may be partially completed: sub.
monthly payments. EN-. 2796, s to 10 D. nj.
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS for homes and
Investment invest properties What have yoa to
s ssstsb; 1879; I5l; 72d 10th st NV. Ma; 0765.
u YOU WISH COURTEOUS, prompt serv-
today's market, call r. G.. DUNNE. AT.
owners We have buyers:
list your homes with us. NELSON q
THOMAS, Real Estate Brokers' TR. s55s.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HOUSES wAN1EI' TO BUY.

/ WILL PAY YoU CASH TODAY for your
house: any eondition, any any secSien 1% Tn In
aes WE eas sftGn sELn Yo5R HoUsk snd ND get
top cash v DrSf In es p G. Ssa Me for aueE
e. Tfsal!s Sees. can ). a B. TfFEY fFf1 6 son sia
+ esss,n Ns,s ass Or Box sst
VIII vi ssaf; Fay CASH for small home in Ar
lington. No brokers. please. Gil. 3l23.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we win buy youEs
o%s today or sen son1sias to cash clients = fg
SIS 900; need bedrms.; prefer brick; u
Montgomery County: no agents. Box 3a5-
HAVE CLIENT for high-quality s-s, room,
home; must have spacious d6o rooms aId and so1d %
lHsorl1a Tsernson nSs va sss5s 192o WITH FRANK
HAVE PH1EEIss scIP}rNTs Zen for s-bedroom houses;
$4,000; sSS o., WAIKET i : (, 8 &oe5J BgN1oP' NC
& sSssSs.. q .sy s. .:ssss ssas' Of ass
MasSas Ma SiasG aAITy Msrta cS. can sen your
sssa' ssts wilson SHs s'%st' sss s
M s.R. AND NE. PRoPERrY-we will pa,
assus ~ sss quick e s sa,o sell NIX t2s
Nv VII Z 81 s6y. Fl kENT spV or SELL your prop.
erty for colored. It won't take me long.
If PRoMPT ATTENTION to the sale o1
| your home. business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire. call Z. a. HuM'
PHRES, Realtor, 60S North Capitol, Ma
6720 Free app1aisals. Results since 1913
I PAY CASH for houses; white or coloIed;
any condition. any section. MIR. B. LISS
CASH for your D. C. property: white o.
4 colorad: 3-four service: prompt settlement
tCaI MR. TABLER. RE. 5000.
4 iBETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE SECTION
i or room houses at once: tmmed. ssIytce
Mr Bueklsy TARhEHc ne to oca o ryn1sr s7SS
% erty with WIN. II. sAUNDERs CO, NC
Tod ss EsrERkscsp asa Sls i, ssns Ri less
i estate? II not you are at a disadvantas
in dealing direct with buyers who kno
more about 1t than you. or their agent
: Why not engage this reliable, exper. ont
: to represent you and safeguard your intel
tests GUY. WHITEFoRD. INC. RE. 634t
sYfs sIEyER IT sPRiNG shG and other Maryland prol
critics urgently needed for cash buyer
/ Call your local bonded broker. WORTE
. |INGTON REALTY. 8427 Georgia ave-. s.
s7S2. Il 10 snsyTsr IS 81; I,,,. 1919; L,on.,t1
fiRsE fiRnsiaE SnfnSIs21a Snn & sS23 IL - Vim al y lo
ss.'ss 3. a.s.. s.lf so ssso:a & ~. 49, SSss ~ 81
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-Nerfhesst.

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Noffheast.
COLORRD-NEARBY N.K.-2-famtly fats.
5 rms each unit: auto, heat; $1,000 g
oI.baAM. 6i.D2H DE 81. 100. .Ils pEs e4ss.
brick, 8 rms, store front: unusual op-
portnnity Mr.. Felton,, CO, 5160. URCI-
oodnfoEEbTKscSnr o5n EEeLKs Sri ME MPEhoaPsansrrssS asas 600
down. 9th and Z sts.. ne. IL large rms.
and baths: 3-story brick; h.-w.h., coal:
income: very convenient terms can be. ar
ranged. Call till pm: weekdays, Sun.
1913 18th st NV. DI. 1855.
ST. N.E.--Beautifui row
brics brick With AL lovely large rooms, .,c bath III 81
living rm.. dining rrn.. modern kitchen,
rear porch. 5 large bcdrms. bath, full
basement, 9 stoves. refrigerator. Truly Q
wonderful value on today's market and
should be seen today. Call until 8 pm.
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & Co. 1415 K st.
NV ME- 540Q
Evening star., 1947-04-02

BRIGHTWOOD-Det. home IN immaeulat,
lovely bedrms., and bath on End floor; ga;
heat; t priced under $4,000. ON terms od Cal
sk1oHTWoob R FS s5dE RERnTY Fl eSes' co. Ia e!'o
BRIGHTWOOD-Attrac row brick,
paeI IA de baths sasase al heat Sery front DsTn
Saob SS5S nj fSi3%y IN * sysss IA. sS7o' SRioaF
Earkley Brothers, Inc.-3 bedrms, baths
81 81 M Is5sE. suiissin ssIsssa, 81 asS 5000 aosn
nation, M cali MI, NOLAN. "a es5o Or pu
5637 nigh:Ss,, To reach: Drive out Mass !,
sp to beus s9e NSss ope aTn sa aad s sun e0sk stes
caEvy efHRs CHASE, D. c.-owner lea7in,
Law. 4 bedrms. and mod. bath, Bryan
ga hSa5 Wo sst oo ssEsss sn Pr5ce' m EpW
jones. 4 CO., INC. $500 Conn. ave. =:
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-owner leaving cit.
next week, has authorized US to offer hi
home for sale at bargain price, A cen
din dfn.nan rm Kit sit., libra library or bedrm and com
and and bath; Basement maids, room AM
slaS56 sisn afcs csii Wo. vs. 600 i Til a pm.. EpW
H. JONES g. CO., INC, $500 Conn. ave
CHEVY CHASE, MD. This center-hal
Colonial brick house would be an enEi,
neer's dream. All floor ioists are stee
rand floors are. concrete covered with par.
with open fireplace, dining room, Kitchen
large den with picture window and 9
| Law. 2nd floor contains 3 bedrms. anc
? baths. There is a recreation room with
| real fireplace, maids room and bath anc
garage in besepent. Call Wo. 230Q til
| 8 pm, EDw H. JONES & CO., INC.
$500 Conn. ave. -
1856 INGLESIDE TER-For sale to settle
estate; s rooms. 2 baths. 2 porches, at
tached garage: all modern improvements
For inspection. phone DI. 5o24 or Ma
BETHEsnA@This Sd This; det. home on = paved
street has weli-proportionsd rms. and
&C. heat: poss. with title; price. 81 500
| Call WO. 230o until 8 pm. EDW. II.
JONES CO. NC. $500 Conn. ave. NV. q
SILVER sPRING-we have lovely 7--rm,
brick, prewar construction. with bed
rooms and bath on first hoor and two
eedrooms and bath up, This home /,
call 81. $500 OF stop by r. =. ScOFIEIL
! Co. S413 Georgta ave-. till p-m.s ewes.
81. 1916. 20
Evening star., 1947-04-02

COLORED-NEAR 10th AND PA. ave. Sc
"A well-constructed, semidetached brick,
good condition, nice. rooms, large base
ment, new oil h.-w,h., Ideally arranged for
3 families; price, S10,950; substantial cash
required. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Realtors,
COLORED-5-ROOM, 2-BATH brick home;
conveniently located, with transp. at door;
oil h.-wh: completely furnished. S12,T50.
Call CRANE & HELAN. Realtors, 81.
1000. ewes. Till 9. =
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-sovthwest.

COLORED-2-FAMILY brick bldg, 4 rms
and bath on each floor; price. $4,000;
81 900 cash, S85 mo. For. further infor-
MA T2R6 -
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05

labor organizations and obtaining infor-
nation with which to combat the efforts
of labor organizations to better their con-
ditions and that you obtain this informa-
tion for the purpose of assisting strike
breakers
"Ther data I have. show that you for
ment strikes in the districts where there
is no union and then settle ths strike for
reference to you is that you are the man
who does the Shiny. stool pigeon work
necessary for the purpose of destroying
organized labor wherever it has contrac-
tua1 relations with employers"
HARRY JUNG has since branched out
into the more lucrative field of Jew-bait-
ing and publishes material more vile than
anything Hitler ever issued.
He is also the Tribune's expert on
Communist activities"
In 1886, when Jung and his organiza-
ton were threatened with a congressional
investigation, the Chicago Tribune Iauded
this outfit as patriotic society"
ELIZABETH Lizzie" Dilling, an alleged
Nazi spy, who was indicted for sedition,
is another Mccormick favorite.
When Dflling published her fantastic,
Red Network" which labelled everyone
from Roosevelt to Msgr. John A. Ryan
as "reds," Col. Mccormick wrote this testi-
monial for the book:
am glad to have il for reference and
frust that the book will have a large sale
:. you are TO be commended highly for
your patriotism"
WHEN billing and 20 others were in
dicted for sedition, the Colonel sprang
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05

act and every utterance of this man have
revealed his consuming passion for Amer
lean fascism.
The Tribune publisher was one of the
men who conceived, initiated and played
@angep' to the American First movement
He made his paper it's organ.
The America First Committee was
headed by General Hammond and later
by General Wood.
Chief function of AFC in the years i'm
mediately PRECEDING our entry into the
war was as a transmission belt for Hitler
ideas in this country.
ITS CHIEF financial hackers were
Henry Ford, R. Douglas Stuart, Jr., Of
Quaker Oats. Ernest T. Weir of National
Steel, Jay c. HORNED, wealthy meat packer
and General Wood and Hammond and
Col. Mccormick.
Its chief Spokesman were Sen. Burton
K. Wheeler, Eddie Rickenbacker and
Charles A. Lindbergh. However, Lind
bergh, slated for big things, became too
hot to handle when he lost his head in
Des Moines and made a violent speech
attacking the Jews.
In its local groups and organizations
across the country, America First became
the property of the Nazi Bund, the Silver
Shirts, the Coughlinites and motley as
sortment of other fascists
DISCREDITED. the America First
Party" as it came to be known, was
taken over completely by fascist Gerald
L. X. Smith and Bundist Homer Maertz.
In January of 1916, new organization
called American Action Inc, was launch
ed. Its hackers included most of the top
America First crowd with some. new re-
cruits among the big industrialists and
bankers.
Among the leaders were the two Cen
erals and the Colonel.
(OL. Mccormick is the political god
. ~ father to three of the most sinister
figures in Chicago-Harry A. Jung, Eliza
beth Dilling and Frederick Kister
Jung heads the American Vigilante IN
tel1igence Federation, with offices in Room
2212 of the Tribune Tower He operates
repeatedly on a Mccormick subsidy.
The late Speaker of the House Henry
T. Rainey summed up Jung in a letter to
Jung stating:
My files show that you are SORT of
detective worming your way into the
homes of the most trusted members of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05

HE Hitler formula was the model
for the American fascist movement
and remains so today. Its components: Big
Business backing: autocratic old army Of
ficers; propaganda machine; an army
of ruthless anti-Semites, lynchers, labor
haters, rabble-rousers; and popular fig
urehead, Hitler, preferably with an
heroic war record and glib tongue.
In this movement, Col Robert R. Nc
Cormick is a natural He is tremendously
wealthy He has a strong hold on an i'm
portant group of military men, posing
himself as military expert He and his
family own string of powerful news.
papers. He is chief stakeholder in the
Mutual Broadcasting System. He is in the
top councils of the Republican Party.
AS FOR Colonel McCormick's politics,
this series of articles has shown that every
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05
Next week:
Next week.
HOUSING CRESES-desfroyer
Of U. %. families
By Isabel Carr

Suicide divorce delinquency read about
them "
Did think aloud TT families
n mine!"
But do stop to wonder what
1t affected by the
family Next week The Chicago histories
OF families broken and housing shortage
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05
BY CARL HIRscH

COL. ROBERT r. Mccormick is
- on the General Staff" of the
American fascist Wehrmacht.
Like the snob he is, he steers clear
of the raueous, brawling lun at C
fringe of American fascism, although
he is quick to spring to the aid of
these 'non-coms" in the fascist army.
Together with two Generals, the
Colonel is top strategist and a top
financial contributor.
McCoRMICK'S two colleagues are
General Thomas Hammond, president of
the Whiting Corp. in Harvey, ILL.,, and
General Robert E. Wood. former chair
man of the board of Sears, Roebuck.
The three eronies staged gala banquet
in Chicago two weeks ago. The occasion
was the Tooth anniversary of the Chicago
Tribune. Gen. Hammond was in charge
of arrangements. Gen Wood made the
main address.
In the audience was cross section of
Chicago responsibility" who had been
convinced that they must come and pay
homage to Americas most powerful sub
versive paper and its publisher
Also present were such big-wigs in the
pro-fascist movement as SeweH L. Avery.
the violently anti-1abor head of Mont
gomery Ward; James S. Kemper, of Lurn-
bermen's Mutual and leading figure in
the pro-fascist American Action Inc.
Sterling Morton, of Morton's Salt and
important hacker of the America First
movement
THE ten-year history of Big Business
fasciSm in America is a story of sinister
plotting, of master plan after plan that
failed-only to give way to a new master
plan.
Its pages cover the story of the Liberty
League" of 1867, the powerful America
First movement on the eve of World War
II, and more recently American Action.
Inc, which went underground temporarily
after the blast of unfavorable publicity
which greeted its appearance more than a
year ago.
Through this entire history, the names
of the two Generals and the Colonel stand
out prominently.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05
GENERAL STAT SAT-
c st u.s. TAse.sM


holly to their defense.
These men and women have been de-
MED their day in court" he editorialized
on January s. 1914.
Mrs. billings protege, Frederick Kister,
head of the Christian Veterans of Amer
lea, has become another of the Colonel's
pets.
young fellow with big future in the
fascist movement.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05

AVER the years, the Colonel has de-
~ Tended and lauded some of the
most blatant fascists in America. They
return the compliment
In his magazine 1.-THE Cross and the
Flag" Gerald L. K. Smith wrote AIarch
1945): "Most Americans believe in the
principles of Nationalism as enunciated
in this magazine and as advocated by such
Nationalist as Burton K Wheeler, the
Chicago Tribune and Gerald L. K. Smith"
KiSter, who was a member of the staff
of the Axis propaganda magazine, "Scrib-
ner'S Commentator" declared:
1--WE must support the newspapers that
are on our side. McCormiclzs Tribune is
doing fine job. Father CoughIin's Social
Justice is doing good job. William
Dudley PeIley's GSilver Shirt "Galilean''
is doing good job"
BUT the accolade which Col McCor-
mick must treasure most is the list pub
lished by the Nazi World Service" COM
mending Newspapers and Reviews Against
Jewish Imperialism" Heading the list
with the Nazi BUnds "Deutscher Weckruf''
was the Chicago Tribune
This is the fifth and last of a series
of articles on loo Years of Tribune
IT'S"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05

This is the fifth and last of series
of articles on loo Years of Tribune
itis."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-05

COL. ROBERT r. Mccormick is
49, on the General Staff of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
iS5 CHILDREN ARE HANDED AT SiTKA;; ATTEND NEW SCHOOL
Big Navy Installation Plant Turned Over 10 Alaska
 Native Service

SITKA, Alaska, Feb. 25.-tB-- Lcng-empty halls and corridors of the big Navy installation built on Japonski Island soon after Pearl Harhor and then "losts as the war reoeded westward rapidly across the Pacific, echoed with the shouts of children today.
 A contingent of l65 Aleut, Eski- mo and Indian youngsters, from six to Is years old, and some from as far north at Point Bar TOW, arrived on Washington S birthday. They came from Sew ard cn the steamship Denali.
 They are the first of 500 or more children who will attend Mount EdgecumLa school, a new institution of the Alaska Native Service.
 Tine big installation, built at an estimated cost of 5000 900 was declared war surplus last summer and turned over to the service.
 Max w. Penrod is principal and Virgil s. Carrier, former Naval Commandant of the Sitka air base, is general superintendent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-25
ItTlE OF CHAMPION WCN BY B0oCHEVER
 BADNINr0N MATCH

The deciding match for the local badminton championship game for 1947 was played last night between l.. k. Iverson and Robert Booch- ever with the latter winning the match in the first two games by scores of 15 to Il and IS to To- Bcoehever's ability to ccver the court and his excellent placing Of shots won the championship title despite Iversen's fine and close competition in this last match ol the mems handicap singles.
 The final championship match between Emma Nielsen and Mildred Mancen in the ladies' singles tour ney was played last week. As pre- dictod it was an even match with Miss Nielsen nosing out IT to IS victory. At cne stage Of the game Ms Mancell had the score at l4-9 Lut was unable to cinch the last point to win the game.
 All members are urged to be at the High School next Monday night as L. E. Iversen, President cf the Badminton Club, has an- rCunced that a mixed doubles han dicap tournament will be played. Ladies will be given their choice of partners, Iyersen stated.