davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Norrugonsett Results
BY the Associated Press

| (Clear and fasto
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs
Vaidina Punch D'pino) 11.20 $50 300
Gay Franka lHHggins) $50 3so 81
Also Tan-soyerton; Wackey World. .
Boxida, LaXyersville, Plucky Glen Edgar
anees: s-year.olds and upward: fur
Hsss B$Issn; h.g gsSRsRss RsISss, 7a0 asSS ssS sS
zaeabrand (Sisto) 44o
Also ranEPort Said. Flying Hero. Njord.
Bucks 6ay 65f HsSSns boa5ls paid and ss5so s ''''
THIRD RAcEpurss, 5000; claiming
blsssas hsess;oldf Rsnam5 and Upward m!fs ESQ 800
Vinum (Fernandez) 4.s0 $50
War Agent lRogers) 7.oo
Also me; ;ran@sibsis. Van Or. Chance Morn,
Mr. Zip, Able Marine.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; CLAIM,
ing a-year-oIdS and UP; so mi1es ~ "a
Coma Fernandez) 1850 45o
Milktioat lr,fis Reost' Sss ",oo
Reply. crisis, Ina Pearl, Snow Kiss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs. oo
Son Of Tara LaztSn9 Zspr 3s4o 5.99 so9 o9
Copywright (MullinS) 5.6o
Also ran-My Willow. Honor Student,
Bounding Bow. Rex Osullivan, LinWood
Wag, Lost Gold, Easy Quero, Supro, Dance
team.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse:- $4,000 added;
the Blackstone Valley Handicap; 3-year-
olds and upward: 6 furlongs M
Prince Favor (Hugg ins) 3o.4o 1890 go 90
Mel Eppley (Taylor $50 500
Agrarian U. tFernandez) $50
Also ran-True North. West Fleet,
George Gains, Windmill, Tarpan.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So, 500; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upwards; / IS miles.
Ted Yves tFernandez) 11,S0 $50 40
Sunspark tHaritos) 7.40 4.s0
Another Bel (Mullins) 5.oo
Time, 1:454s.
Also ran-Shavo, Connachta, Waverly,
Blue Wise, Admirals Call, Davies Sister.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward, l 10 miles.
Fearless (Fernandez) $50 2.S0 2.40
Listing tHuggins) b.60 $50
Goldbart tCanning) $50
Time 1:463s.
Also ran-Foolish Heart. Sunah, Land
Cruiser, Tascosa, Rusty Dusty.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Monmouth Park Results
By The Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds -and. upward; ls miles,
Count Hoyard tBaSile) 40 25oo 80
Bottom Rail fWaher) $50
Also s,,5 Ean@Mart!an GoNd aa5vv Glamour Dust Is
sFcoND RAcENPurse, $500; maiden
nllles: 3-ysar-olds; . furJlongs. - o.o
silsmees ssar Queen eM0Ts2 5sneller, $40 $6S s go go
My Year (Stoutl $50
Also ran0vivid Hues vi Try. Filtration,
TIy !PaZIZ 7 double paid l. s2a 21d so }.
SqsS,sI S9,as SiFy 3zsAs5 1dsP 7so 5S s55SS s2S g2S
Navy Navy Award IstouD 40
Also ran-DolIy Fac, No Leddie, Half
'''Fsj FOURTH iSff RAcE-Purse. $500; allow
Eternall, Way Liean1SSD 1850 $50 4sso
a Octorora CMacAndrew> $50
Time 200 tnew track record.
Also ran--Bull Lead. Justice, Grand
Entry, Coyote Connie Sam, Careon, High
a Glen Riddle Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
the Oceanport Handicap; 3-year-olds and
up; furlongs.
Polynesian tWright) 2.90 2.6G $50
Misleader tWoodnousel 400 $40
Gallant Bull tJemasl 4. 80
Time 1:l0za.
Also ran-1he Shaker, Glad Time, Super
Duper. Lighthouse.
snees, 4lyear-oIds and ID u upAard 'I, liz miles miles.
Houlgate iBalzarettD 1880 40 2.70
War Watch tStout) 3.10 240
Manipur (Adams) $50
Time, :452s.
Also ran-Harem. Big Brother, Riar
Red.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse S. 500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward: 1Iis miles
Jetsam ~ Stout 1910 $50 $50
Blenpal 81 Adams) $50 $50
Riar Black tR j. Martini $50
Time i:46&s
Also ran-Ha drian, jolly Soul, Ned Can
ron. Broad Daylight.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 50 500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward: 1ls miles.
Maequel tRoberts) 1890 1.o0 40
Grey Flares tLuilo) 490 $50
Venci tErricoi $50
Time. .55es.
Also ran-Aioraye, Baby Moose, Toms
Cannon Eistronic, pamions Maid.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

The Washington City Duckpin AS
ISOLATION in conjunction with its
annual meeting and election OF
officers to be held Thursday at 7 pm
in the Colony and Empire, rooms
of the Ambassador Hotel, will make
trophy and prize awards to the many
winners in the 37th spring tourna-
ment staged at Hyattsville Recrea-
ton.
On the eve of receiving trophies
for two of his most notable ddckpin
achievements, Stewart Burger, win
ner of Glass A all-events and who
tied for first place in Glass A singles,
has hung up his bowling shoes for
a while because of i'll health.
Class A-Hi-skor, 1899. $500: Stew
arts Camera Shop. 1904, $3.50; Rosslyn'
1899 sS5 Bethesds sewlng stnTs cepse5
d1j 1si5j Sso' Ice Palace et'i's fs41 e $3.50; Food
RI: 5 u, sss' '$i55: Fs. Davis Liquor 1926
HoTnets. Gass fs2s. $500; oS. Tskoma Ambulance
1917, tS40(; Fleshman Jewel 1882 Ss3o1,'
Service Paint,~ IRE: $500; Gaze atN No; fasi /
ts23 75); Brookland Hardware. 1922,
{s2O): Club Rayburn, 1875. tSl1 -59S;
ssTswoals .tls! 1a5a xmSsem:nt 1Sl5, tsi65 io
Es4eia5f5Rn cs St
so Js Victory 1sIi Ensineers' 172S' 's9'' Bind
t Class ~e; cEDave fSri and zim. 1877. tseo;
National. 1868, $500; Tick fuckers ! 65o,
No st95 5, 1644 49eSs ts8oj; s c. s. NURSERY, 1913,
1895, (s32.50l; Naval, 1921, 500; Buick
ArItn l.,
forsse Srss 'Se2ei c2ops, eiS 1sl4 no. si2 Arshl7ss
Justice, 1911, SID St, Peters ,SS4 No; 0so1,
Design retE; St 1902. s; 1s85; Flies, 1901, 81;
EnsraVers, 1897. (s6); Petroleum Engii-
1855 5s5 sS SS9 RSerdae Se TheSs esrsse 9as 1854
Doubles
s55, Siass Sac eit and trophiesi; Hal Babbitt 81
Ban NIshoIss sI$ ($l5l kdEl G9shsnosp6f, asi1sT
Nick Rinaldt sl2 $50; oI Ed Feisber.1oe seleT-Aoe
FrescIai' EeanP 7es. (s55 whip Ltch1eld- Moe
Meade, Manssa 59s' $50; Pat crescenzi-'oe fricc''
Class B-Georse Ballas-Jamesss Cassidy,
Ray Peck, 7S2. $500; Arthur Van Horn
seaaTs Wsy RgrseF s G sa63 wm hay1af
Kelly, 759. (slsl; John Donaldson-Geo
Haig; 74o ts161; Paul saponsn5RfsPPn gsndari fnPn
PARSE Ptaen 73s. 'g ts1s9; clyde Hennine George
shimok 733, (Sa50); Joseph Francella-
Chris Dunnisan: 1873, $3.50 Robert Mac, Hnn Z
Jaouette Norman Olsen, 123. (S7l; Bruce
Anderson Charles williams, 72l, $50; Win
field Smith4Larry Pugh 712, lS4 ;5Ol: era
John Guyton-Joe Yerush, 10S, (S3l: Ted
Chaconas- VIM: Rafferty,, 707, $50; Merrill
Thorowgood- Charles Heinbaugh, ?0L. tS2l
7s6, (S22 and trophiesl: John Simmons
Robert Gladmon, 754, (Sl4; Harry Bliss
Trancis Gsrsrd ~ ss 'sl ss wm HeI ese
George Arends. 666. tS5 500; Rick Brown
Sam Ensor, 666. (S5 BOZ Fred Mozingo-
Frank Passero. 651, $50: oscar Pflueger-
Henry Smith, $40, (S3).
Singles.
Glass Aloe PriccL All, tS15 and tro-
phyl: Stuart Burger, 43l, tSl5 and tro-
phyl: Cletus Pannell, 430. (S10l; Frank
hBub' Guethler, 42O, tSSl; Francis Robert
son. 40. 81: Lou Jenkins. 40s. lS5.5 SOB
Evening star., 1947-06-22
No. 10 Police Boys Land Meet
With Sweep, in Final Event

1D; 3. Himmelfarb Q0l.
440-yard relay, I'D; 2, NO. 10: g.
Running high jump, Keen uo); 2
W Running % broad jump, Raedy I'D; 2,
Himmeifarb 0O); 8, Corbett q0);
Baseball throw, Brewer %: 2, HOOD
GoJ; 8, Silver Q0).
Junior Unlimited.
so-yard dash--1,. Wilson dD: T.
% sso-yard dash. Vine DID; 2, Law
renee I'D; 8, Brooks Ql).
5Oo-yard relay. 11th Precinct Haw Hns.
renee, Vine, Messines, WILSON,; q 1o''
= Running high iumpm1, mp, Gregory do';
s-pound shotput--1, Saunders Go);
2, Burt I'D; 3, Masatutu (5).
1oo-ysrd DASH, Papafotis ~; 2
44O-yard run, Rupert Go); 2, B.
Smith (1O1; g., Jones (1O),
SSO-yard rum, Rupert IO); z, B.
Smith qo1; 8, McManust aa51at ae}, 49, . Rhodes
Broad jump, Morris dD; 2, Linden
12-pound shotput-1. Gadaux d0): 2,
Rupert d0); 3, Jones do.
High Schools.
t4} lo?.sffa + heatheig fefH do) Mines '4' - n'''
220-yard dash Miles %; ., Haynes
"a: 8, bunker 10l.
44o-yard rum, Lewelleh do): 2
Beall uo).
Interclub Relay.
Junior unlimited. (5); 2, u0); 8,
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Junior Baseball Loop
To Open Tomorrow

The Districts Amateur Junior
Baseball League, originally sched-
uled to open last week, officially gets
under way tomorrow with the Amer
lean Legion's GPO post opposing
Handley Motors at Taft Field.
Tuesday Costello Post plays Marx
Jewelry at Turkey Thicket, Frank
Small, jr. meets GPO Post Wednes-
day at Rosedale. Marx plays Hand
ley Thursday at Turkey Thicket and
Small opposes Costello Friday at
Taft.
Outstanding attraction in today's
National City Sunday League sends
Government Employees Insurance
against Taft. a
Other games:
Boys Club VS.. EMS on West Ellipse
Naimans VS.. Victor on South Ellipse.
Ahepa VS.. Bamby on East Ellipse; Basiliko
vs. Bernstein on North Ellipse,
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Delaware Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse; $4,000; maidens
VALLEY Poise lHansman) $40
Plate, Port Argo Roman Holiday, a Fla
minian Wsy and d., spsSHt:ng out R9GR i9G5ont ws,r
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; allow
Eterhal Merh ob Bay 'qlSshi 5Kirfland, 040 go
Bambuco CAtkinsonJ $40
Also ran0Princess Gala, Realtor, 1stan,
''idfh THfRp EsEsa KAciE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
= Taesro griar griar (divenO 7.5o de0 90 255o
Freezout (Atkinson) $50
Also ran-Jimmie, Shake Penny Re-
ward, Panacea, Head Smart, Lee Circle,
ar. L. Hail jr and H. S. Horkheimer
FOURTH RAcEPurse, $4,000; allow
Winter Winter wheat (Ha man, 4.ao $50 5 so
Perfect Bahram (Jessop) $40 $50
Ginargie CHacker) $50
Also rar-Hibernian, Coincidence, Old
FaIshf4l lnr.1 Gystaf a qrslno rne S,sooo added
the Diamond State Stakes: 3-year-olds; 11s
Bxabancon (SchmidD $40 $40 800
a Tailspin fAtkinson) 800 3.2O
Trapeze (Givens) $50
Time, 1925.
Khyber Pass, Golden Bull Mityme.
q Greentree Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000. allow
ances; 4year-olds and upward; Is miles,
Butler tKirk) 1850 9.20 $50
Pedagogue (Jessop1 go $50
School Tie (Atkinson) 2.70
Time. 1:46Is.
Also ran-Calvados and Chicle Clown.
SEVENTH RACE Purse. So 900;
claiming 4-year-olds and upward; Ia
Bellclapper (Olah) 100 40 $50
Leave Taking tGiyensl $50 $50
Cash o. Boy tBreen) 800
Time, 2:373s.
Also ran-One Century. Black Knight,
Lucky Change, Star Time.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; i, miles,
Viva Teddy tBelanger) 1910 $50 40
Hearth Mouse Bradley 11.60 go
Turnabout tRreen) 2.90
Time, 1:463s.
Also ran-Mr Dumjohn. Tedious Miss,
Lictor. Nursery Tale, Sutton Place, Beau
Wynn.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
WoeIfeI Wins 1rapshoot
Title After Three-Way Tie

The doubles trapshooting cham
pionship for the District at loo
targets resulted in a three-way tie
among George Woelfel, Ralph J
LuttreH and George A. Tew with
scores of 95 yesterday at Washing
ton Gun Club. In the shoot-off at
20 targets, Woelfel won with 49,
while Luttrell with 18 was runnerup
In the handicap championship at
100 targets. Tew, club secretary, was
high with 95, shooting from 1S
yards. Ruth Cuthbert won the
women's title with "a.
The 200-target 16-yard District
championship will be shot this
morning at the range at 34th street
and Benning road NE, starting at
$50.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
FerraII, Bowling Vet,
Joins Retired Ranks

Jack Ferrall, who organized the
Agriculture Interbureau League in
1915, bid the Capital adieu several
days ago and headed for Los An
geles. Calf, where he intends to
make his home. He has retired
from the Government after 43
years service.
A big farewell was given him In
the auditorium of the Plant Indus
try building at Beltsville. Md, by
members of the 24-team league and
other fellow workers.
A great booster of the Washington
City Duckpin Association tourna-
ments in which he entered his en-
tire league year after year, Jack will
long be remembered by the old
guard of Capital pinspillers for his
humorous stories The Oldtimer and
the Kid" which appeared in The
Star more than Is years ago.
An all-star doubles match, start
ing at 8, with Hal Babbitt and Ray
Watson opposing Billy Stalcup and
Cletus Pannell, will spice the fourth
weekly Bowlers Victory Legion
handicap, beginning at 2, at Claren-
don today.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Twin Bill Benefit

A double-header benefit baseball
attraction has been scheduled for
Griffith Stadium on Saturday, July
IS, at 7 o'clock under sponsorship OF
the Metropolitan Amateur Athletic
Association. Proceeds will be used
to send underprivileged children to
summer camp. Games are Silvea-
minis Rockets against Francis Bugs,
and Washington Aztecs VS.. Cameo
Furniture. ~
Evening star., 1947-06-22
.Landon's S Tennis Team
Wins Tourney at Rye
Special pispateh 10 The Stor

RYE. N. Y, June 21.-The Lam
don School tennis team again proved
its might by winning the Manursing
Island Invitation tournament, nos
ing Deerfeld Academy. 4847, today.
In the singles final, Gil Bogley
beat Don Mathey of Deerheld, 6-8,
8-6, 6-3, 60. The match was
hard fought with stamina telling
for Gil.
In the doubles, Deerfield got some
revenge as Mathey and Phillips beat
Bogley and Jack Yates, As, 6-8,
81, 60, is. The Landon play
ers twice were within one point of
winning.
In the singles, Bogley exhibited
powerful net attack with which
Mathey couldn't cope Mathey be-
came so tired he couldn't take a
game in the fourth set.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
colts and geldinss; 2-year-olds; 5h fur
sssss 5sss Ai:sS :AEsssS' s7' aSS 81 81
chaldean fErickson) Out
Also ranNaWindswept, Wisecracker.
aW. Helis entry.
| SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; maidens; 3year-olds and upward; 6
Ml:s dsDus M so1 DsEaEa $40 2ssSS SS33S SS33"S
Poppa George (Arcara) 2'70
r j AiSo is s.z EaRsmGounsttzz stz Post Ice Lady File
THIRD RACE-Ths Town Hall; purse, aIs !.
$4,000 hurdles, allo,wsnces; 3-year-olds
Pamp@ered Pan @ Brat tWili'ms] 4.so eeo $50
Big BID S5M,edponald1 27o
Also ran-IIigh Tint, Manola, The Cove,
Twenty-six, Arrive on Time.
FOURTH RAcE-The Picket purse,
$4,000; allowances; 2-year-olds; ofs fur
Pilot Man (Guerin) $50 go gao
Undercut fArcaro) 2.70 go
Red Flag, tAllgaier) 800
Royal wand
ooPl FIFTH I RAcE;mThs sE;7 Rsins "a: purse: 81
4-yeaT- -olds and upward; 7 furlongs. -
Little Ann lMcCrearD $50 22o $40
Nomadic tDonosol $50 30
Station (Gorman1 300
Time. 1.24ls.
Also ran-Bells of Reign. Buffet Supper,
lima Fastone.
SIXTH RAcE-The Brooklyn Handicap:
purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
Assault 5Arcaro) 29o ego 30
Stymie (Jamesl 2.40 200
| arky Day (Allgaier) A 800
Time 2:033s
Also ran-Concordian Windhelds,
! SEVENTH RACE-The Cudgel Handicap:
Glass D; purse $4,000 added: 4-year-olds
and upward. is miles.
Stage Bond (Mehrtens) 1880 40 $50
Petrol Point tArcaro) 2.So 2,lo
Jackanline tDelara) 2.2O
Also ran-Republican Prefect
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Royal Lover tArcaro) 4.4o 2.2o 2.50
His Son fPermane) 400 3Sn
| RinaIdo Donoso) $50
Time, 1:252s.
| Also ran--Plaauemine, Dunder, Challe.
| G Ray. Darby Doodit, Crows Bill
Evening star., 1947-06-22
WCDA Bowling Tourney Prizes
Will Be Awarded Thursday

Rafael sistoza, 4os, $500: John Guyton,
4o6 ts44 Blly T1av Staleup 4o4 sSs So, snd .ro.
ghyl d6 NiIo 1seomini, A. (sl61; ns1s Paul asS
$3.50; anthony Brode, 3S3, $50. 500
Hsrry Dixon, 3S2 SSs1;, Leroy gSo Wright 1sf1
George Herbert. 37s, (S5) Richard Robey
37S; ts5, George Ballas 3as' is51; Harry arS
lS3. .5O5 Charles Brickerd, 376, $3.50;
Tanauino Aeano err 1ss; Donsld Fed
(s2l; Walter Lund, 373, (S2).
Glass cpsam Davis ss6' .Sl4 ,ot and 1dri tre- e
Potts, 35s, (S8i; Joe LIE Pierre. $40; tS6l;
Jaek oNeiI 345 $50, Elmer GusaGk sa ad1a S45 -5
Mccarthy, 335. (S3): Eugene Jarvis, 334.
$3.50.
All Events.
Glass A-stewart Burger 1917 (trophy>;
Weddy Roberts, 1865, fS5l.
Glass B--Lee. Wiley. 1921. (trophy)
Me5Yas ciass Ae emA. &C; carpenter, 1929. ttro-
phy); Elmer Gusack, a9s, tS5).
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Equality Walter Reed Post, cur
rently tied with the Irish War Vets
for the lead in the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars Baseball League
meets the Potomac Post today or
the Ellipse. The Irish oppose
Washington Post, while the ALI
American and Front Line Posts
tangle in the third game.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Legion Junior League
Leaders Facing Tests

National Cathedral and Holleran-
Murray figure to remain on the un-
defeated list atop local American
Legion Junior League baseball play
today. Both have won two straight.
National Cathedral goes against
last-place Fort Stevens on the West
Ellipse. and Holleran-M Murray plays
GPO, which has won one and lost
one, on the North Ellipse. Other
games today, all at / o'clock. are
Costello against Bunker Fill, South
Ellipse, and Police and Fire against
Fort Dupont, East Ellipse.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Totals 80 IL 27Is Totals 81 ser 2

-, 4Grounded out for Bagby in the 9Th
Pittsburgh 900 01O OOO-I
Runs-Gilbert, Walker Tabor (2), Ver.
ban, Cox. Errors-Greenberg. Runs batted
in-Seminick Verban, Howell, Adams CD
Leonard. Two-base hits---Howell, Adams
Verban. Stolen base-Newsome Sacri-
some to verban to Schultz f2) Left on
bases-Philadelphia, g; Pittsburgh,
Struck outs-By Bagby 3, by Leonard /, by
Strincevich /. Hits-Of Bagby Q, in s
innings; off Strincevch 2. in inning Hit
by, pitcher-By Bagby (Schultz) Passed
ball-Seminick. Losing pitcher-Bagby
Umpires-MeSsrs. Barlo, Barlick and Gore
Time :63. Atteudauce-1l Liza.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Phils Top Pirates, ST;
Leonard Takes No. 8
By The Assoeiofed Press

PITTSBURGH, June q. The
Philadelphia Phils broke a 4-game
losing streak today as they defeated
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5 to l.
Dutch Leonard notched his eighth
victory of the season against three
losses, limiting the Pirates to eight
hits.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Intercity Junior Results

Results of yesterdays games in
the Intercity Junior Baseball
League:
St. Francis Xavier Troop SIS, 10;
Seat Pleasant, s. Mount Calvary, g.;
Forestville, s. Hume Springs, S;
Carmody Hills, 4. Maryland Wild
cats, Il; Bradbury Heights. 6.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
With Pleasure 1910 :, Upsets Armed at Chicago
Scribe's Nag Gives
Him d Good Story
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, June 21-Golden
Man, a 6-year-old sprinter owned
by Turf Writer George Krehbiel
of the Detroit News, gave his
owner something to write about
today when he galloped home a
winner in the $4,000 La Sale
Handicap feature at Detroit Fair
Grounds.
A crowd of 21,949 fans saw
Golden Man, a 6-1 shot, lead all
the way in the 6-furlong dash.
He paid s14.80, $3.50 and $4.20.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
FOR SALE
2B-ft. Cabin Cruiser
$500

CempIete-ready to go! Al condition.
newly repainted, including bottom. Cray
GLebe O5S8
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Comes on EIIipse Today

Junior unlimited-1. (5); 2, Go
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cine pbantaltiibe Bfuiderei tpar uno
niemals transportfdbig iein miro.
Son Der 2uftmebr mar oas S6iff
abgelebnt tporben. slber Bralioent
Hoolepelt iette iid fiir bic Sortiesung
Der Irbeit elm. Iuem Mnihein na6
por oes Hraltoenten Sobn gniott -
Der Serr nit itarfen geeigungen gum
ruiiil6en 8olidepismus = oofiir
perantportlih, baB man fortfubr
Igdaionen binausautperfen. Sr. gtoole,
lpelt Sunior NOR als eine art Sud-
perltanoiger an ser Sa6e beteiliat,
uno ietn l1rteil als rSa6berItanoi-
ger" i6eint itarf unter oem ginfluB
bon Sobn Meper, oem 9teflame-
agenten oes Serrn Sugbes, geltanoen
| 5u baben. llno Sr. MeDer mar srei.
felos in ieinem Sab rgrperte". gr
bepirtete Srn. elliott &ooiepelt CLAN,
l5eno. &oltenpunft etli6e tauIenb Dol.
lars. Sir Diners, @etr1nfe, @elea-
ldafterinnen aus Ser SbeaterpeIt
uno abnlidem geipeau. gluf oieiem
8ese lernte Der Brdiioenteni iobn audi
| Ileine beutige 5rau fennen. Sr. 9toole-
belt mar ielbitperitGnoli6 nur elmer
bon btelen, Die bon patriotilden Son.
trafteren runterbalten" tpuroen. Sr.
Sleeper ideint fir iolde rSpeien" ii6er
eine balbe Mtaion oerausgobt babeu,
unb nit naibem Staunen beanttportet
er Sragen ser Senatoren, mas benn
all Der Gbampagner un6 Die @eIaae
in geigbt Clubs uno SoteIs unb sic
"8elbenfe" an 6ie 9amens nit Ben
&ontraften su tun batten, nit Ser
8esenfrage: ~SSa, mas slouben's
! tsssrttes'ma ant Seize q
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09

&olonb nar bereit, oie 8ermittlung'
an5unebmen - i1adbem Die Sronung
interchangeable iein tuiiroe. Iuf Die.
len &ompromiB lieB iid Die amerifa.
niide 8ertretung tift elm unb orbei.
tete I'M Gerein nit Dem auitralii6en
gertreter cine Geiolution aus, ourd
Delhe Sollanb unb Snooneiien onge.
pieien nuroen, oie 5einbieligfeiten
lofort ein5uiteaen 1no cine 8erltGn.
oigung arf frieolidem Bege an5uItre-
ben Die Geiolution ipuroe ongenom-
men. england, 5ranfreid uno 8el-
glen entbielten lih Ser abiti,nmung.
Sollano mar gefrdnft, unter1porf ii6
ober Der gntideibung bes 8oIfer.
bun0es.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
8ries in galaftima

Die @iinide nnb Joroerunaen oes
8unoes finben feline 8eahtuna in
Balaltina, mo Serrorriten ieit einem
Sabr in offenem &f gegen eng.
lanb lteben. Iie Sdredensberridaft
ser Serrorilten nimmt irnmer tpiIoere
5ormen an. 8elonoers lit es ser iiioi.
i6e Serroriitenbunb Srgun 3pai
2eume, Der ii6 ser riidlicbtsloieIten
&fmetboben beoient. ungebeure
erbttterung erregte es lette 8ode,
ooB er 5ur 8ergeltung fir Die Sin.
|ri6tung bon oret gum Sooe berurteil-
ten Serrorilten 5pei britii6e SoIoa-
ten benfte. Giele @angIters ignorieren
|ole SatlaGe, oaB ibr Soreeben oen
antiiemitismus i6iirt - in @ngIano
uno ionitlpo. ltno Blind tpie lie iino
PorteigGneer in SEN Ser. Staoten, Die
Den eebaliigen &f au6 arf ame.>
rifanil6en 8oben 5u trogen iudben
our6 aufrei5enoe Gemonitrotionen.
9lnItdnOige Suben iperben oie @us-
ortung bes sioniitiiGen .3tpiites eben-
10 beoauern Die oie Gbriiten, oie es
ldon langIt iatt iinb, oaB bas Sl.
Sanb gum 'S6auplas nieOertr1dtiger
S6redenstaten genaht miro - gon5
glet6, bon melder Seite lie fommen.
Die Terelenbnns sebt poran
Die bon Bibault berbeigefibrte
geridleppung elmer 8erit1nbignne
1ii6er 9eutl6Iano gefGbroet Sen aon-
l5en .Woribau-S -Slan". gs gtbt 2eute,
Die befiir6ten, bab er ME peripirfs
lidt Deroen miro ooer oaB er gu ipdt
fommt, - gu ipGt fommt ni6t aaein
fiir geutldlano uno oas iibrige 5eIt-
lano, lonoern au6 fir England, bos
INNER tiefer ins SdlamoiieI gerdt.
(gu6 Die Don Mosfau aus ourdiid-
tigen @riinOen in susiidt geIteaten
9anoelsoertrdge 5eridIugen iid.)
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Chinese Students Hit
Release Of Marine
sy the Associated Press

PEIPING, Aug. l4.-The North
China Students Federation planned
protest today over the United
States Navy's action setting aside
the convictions of two American
Marines in the alleged criminal at
tack on a Chinese coed here last
Chris; mas eve.
Tientsin and Peiping University
campuses displayed placards criti-
clzing the Navy action and it was
considered possible the federation
would call a nation wide student
demonstration.
DR.. HUI Shin, president of Peking
National University and former Am
bassador to the United States, ques-
toned American justice in the mat
ter and said he would make state
ment in a few days.
The Chinese language press gave
prominence to the Navy action, but
the only paper to comment editorial
ly was the Chi Shih Pao, which
said the move was "a great blow
to high-class Chinese who placed
faith in American justice"
Marine Corpl. William G. Pier
son had been sentenced to Is years
on conviction of rape and Pfc War
rem Pritchard, convicted as an ac-
cessory, to 10 months. The Navy
set aside the convictions Monday,
explaining Secretary Forrestal acted
on the ground that evidence was
insuffi0ient.