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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
HITCH-HIKER

P H I L A D E L PHIA U.n)-
A smooth-billed ami, which ''hitch-
hiked" a ride on the tanker S. S.
Fredericksburg far out In the Cult
OF Mexico, is the latest addition to
the Philadelphia Zoos collection
Of unique birds.
The ships master Samuel Brown,
presented the scrappy feathered
creature which has big appetite
and an even bigger bin.
He said the ami had flown aboard
exhausted while the ship was plow-
ing through the gulf and that crew
men caught it with ease. Somewhat
larger than a robin, the ami is
tailored in jet-black plumage and
wears a bill equipped with a large,
grotesque hump. Zoo officials say
he has fondness for cock-roaches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

run in the sixth inning p;r
1i, nauer lofted to first base DDy Al
lined a hit to third base e'Ss; ,'s. LAM
Aukulka aa'ku ar, managed TO only h'l'ta IN y
down. Bobby LaBlanc woryo!M !Mea
Pe,as BECK for 10, al: base on balls AgP a1.s Sly
e,l4 sues z9a1 on first and second wit5 rise.'l
OF the night by lining ''s la}fel
through the box that dr,' sns,
Lamb. Benton struck ont OIove pN.
walked, and Muskovitcb r3+ rellaga
center to end the inning. 'D's' "
Ian Lamb p, came a. through in the ,rr.,
nicely IN the top of the siytb ,f tllS III
Clinton made their greata.t sal Wig
lensiye lei I'VE NOV move; Marsh and ',s, Kr,(t q
l ka, the first two batters. i4ss.., Haha,
the blaze with successive . NJ; S'afie;
oshlelds came up with nona r,,s,'S .'';
out went back to the bench w, CH' y
strlkeout route. Sanders bat+sd stf IN m
a force play at second, which n,l ,l,'
almost a twin killing. LamS. va
barrier between himself and ~ laS
out for the frame was Havns.S Sas,
after four deliveries Haynnsss ss = Al.
swung vainly at three pitcbes n''
Little Hardisky paced 4Ls
rate hitters with two for fo,r ~, ~ n
Marsh's two for four were Ta.s VI.
for. the Blues. us'
Johnny Muskovitch, Wilnin,t,
rowing center fielder, broug5St S'Ul ~
fans to their feet with two o'', s,sv M
string catches. '"Vs
Andy Poklemba made hi, g.,
appearance in the Buc hnep1 "a !,
over a week as left fielder br M
got no hits in three tries. '7
The Pirates play in Clinto, :,
night. Bob Stephenson, who rqcs"
ed a whipping by Warsaw Moni,,
at the stadium, is expected IL ID,
the mound for Jim Stations sp,r. 'ar'
cation. Wlmington's next I6n, 19
game is Saturday when the &,
ford Spinners come to town for ;,
other battle with Lefty Louis CS'
shire.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
DEFENDS GROWN

HIGH POINT, Aug. IA. -P)-
Miller Furniture girls of Green's
boro captured an impressive 7 to
triumph over Gann's of Dur
ham here this afternoon in an
other step toward defending their
state crown in the tourney now in
progress,
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Errors-Witek 2, LaFata. LaPointe.
Runs batted in - Cooper, Witek 3. lott,
Adams, Handley 2. Two base hits -
lott, Adams, Witek, Walker. Sacrifices
Thomson, Walker. Double plays-Witek
Rigney and Mize; Schultz and Verban,
Left on bases-New York Z; Philadelphia
10. Base on balls off Donnelly 3,
Schmidt 2, lott 8, Trinkle 2, Schanz /.
Kennedy /. Strike outs-by Donnelly 2
lott 3, Kennedy /. Hits off-Iott in
1-3 innings: Trinkle 2 in 2-3 innings;
Kennedy l in /: Donnelly 6 In $;
Schmidt in 2; Schanz l in 1; Jurisich
l in /. Winning pitcher-Schmidt. Los
ing pitcher-Iott. Umpires-Jorda, Barr,
and Conlan. Time 2 :25. Attendance 1929.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

1esterday's Results
new York 8. PHILADELPHIA 4.
Detroit :; st. Louise O.
Cleveland at Chicago, rain.
only gamesc scheduled.
Today's Games
.;l noston at New York-(night)-Fer-
rlSs !lo-lo) VS. Drews (5-2).
cd,ana ,nalaaelphia at Washington-(night,-
No1eman 4-6) VS. Masterson (s-sl.
(S-6) VS. Haynes Ga. ueiAs
R,-ne' SdeVeiand Ia ID at St: Louis - (night -
el-ck ls-s) vs. Kinder (e-s,.
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ErrorsLake. Wakefield, Potter. Runs
batted in - Kell. Lake, Evers. Wagner,
Wakefield. Two base hit-Lake. Stolen
bases-Wertz, Evers. Sacrifices - Over
mire 2, Mayo. Double play-Mayo. Lake
and McHale. Left on bases-Detroit g.;
St. Louis 5. Bases on balls-Overmire /,
Kramer 5. Strikeouts-Kramer 5, Over
mire 5, Potter l. Hits-of Kramer 7
in innings; off Potter 3 in l. Losing
pitcher-Kramer. Umpires - Passarella,
Boyer and Rommel. Time 2:14. Attend
ance 24l2
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in the fifth to give himself tota!
of four RIBS for the contest. He
garnered two of four at the plate,
The Red Springs team spoiled
Birds shutout in the ninth when
Don Brown doubled and Gene Arm
bruster brought him nome with
a sharp single,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

Runs batted in-Hardisky. Stolen base
= Marsh. -Shubeck D0ub,
plays-Latta, Ceislinski and Oshielis
bases-Clinton 8; Wilmington 5. Basa
on balls-off: Shubeck 2, Lamb 4 StHaA
Lamb, Musumeci and Bridges, Lett Of
out, by-Shubeck 2, Lamb 5, Passed
balls-Alsnauer. Umpires - Baker and
Davidzuk. Time of game l II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

Runs batted in-Kiner 8, Dickson q
Moore, Bloodworth 2. Two base n1.s
WILDER. Greenberg Home p,s lu, ,IsnsH
R'oodworth, RoosT, Cox and Greenbers: oster-
7,'Ielier ool Cog and Greenberg. Left on
haleeNst huetiel; T Louis 8; Pittsburgh s: Bases
oa oa balls~off ostermueller A., off Dickson
p strikeouts-by Dickson A. by Oster- e
n,ueller i. Hits-oft Dickson IN m
nings; wilks in ! inning: Passed palls pan
-Wilber. Losing pitcher.DlcKson' IN IN
o:rss-Pineln and Barlick. Time 2:so
hitendance 9,222 paid and s.s75 ladies'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

Runs batted in-Denning, McQuillen,
Nesselrode, Hedrick, Stone. Two base hits
Bass Saoffner. Home runs-Nesselrsde,
Hedrick. Stolen base-Leach, Keane.
sacrifices-Balla. Double plays-Collinss
Balla to Leach; Quinn to Messing. Left
on bases Dunn-Erwin s; SAN
ford 6. Bases on balls - off: Komar
l, Polink l. Stone 4. Struck out, by
Komar 6. Stone 6. Hits off: Komar In
8 1-3 innings; Polink l in 1-3. HIT by
pitcher, by = Stone Nesch) koma1
(Hedrick). Losing pitcher-Komar. um,
pires-Wilson, Ruch, Woodard. Time OF
game .05
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Errors = Stirnweiss, Rizzuto, Joost.
Runs batted in-Berra, McQuinn ).
johnson, Joost 2, Clark 3, Fain 2. Two
base hits-Lindell, Clark 2, Fain. Three
base hits Rizzuto, McQuinn. Home
run-Joost. Stolen base-Rizzuto. Sacri-
fices Marchildon. McCosky. Double
plays-Stirnweiss and McQuinn. Rey-
nolds, Stirnweiss and McQuinn; Stirn-
weiss, Rizzuto and McQuinn. Left on
bases-Phuadelphia 4; New York 4.
nolds 3. Strike outs-by Marchildon 2,
Reynolds 3, Savage /. Hits off-Marchil-
don in innings; Savage in 4 in
nings; Reynolds s in 8 1-3 innings; Shea
0 in % inning. Wild pitch-Reynolds
Winning pitcher-Reynolds. Losing pitch
er-Marchildon. Umpires Hubbard,
Berry and Weafer. Time Of game 2:0s.
Attendance 1880 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
REYNOLDS PAGER WINS

NEWBURGH, N. Y, Aug. IA. =
Up Reynib, smart-looking chest
nut gelding owned by w. N. Rey-
nolds of Winston-Salem, N. c., and
driven by Eugene Pownall, won the
Classified Pace at the Orange coun.
ty fair grounds in straight heats
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

Runs batted in-Jordan, Miner, Bo-
hannon 4, Armbruster. Two base hits
Bohannon, Brown, Papa. Three base hits
-Salyer. Home runs-Bohannon. Stolen
bases-Scrobola. Sacrifices - Jordan,
Bird. Double plays-Salyer and Miner.
Triple play-Salyer. Jordan, Miner and
Jones. Left on bases-Red Springs 7;
Warsaw 10. Bases on balls-off: Bird 2,
Miller I, T. Jackson l. Struck out, by
Bird 4, Miller 4, T. Jackson l. Hits off:
Miller II In 13 innings; T. jackson l
in 2-3. Losing pitcher-Miller. UNI
pires-Ouzts and Reveille. Time of game
2:3Q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
UNC TAKES TITLE

WILSON, Aug. IA. co. The
University of North Carolina won
the senior mems championship to.
day IN the Annual Southern Invita-
tional A. A. U. swimming meet
The Ambassador Club of Wash.
ington. D. c., was second and Par.
boro, N. c., third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
GREENSBORO HURLER DIES

GREENSBORO, Aug. IA. -R-
Woodrow (Woody) Crowson, %
year old pitcher for the Green's
boro Patriots baseball club and a
High Point resident. died at Wes-
ley Long hospital here at .4:30 a.
m. today of head injuries sustain
ed near midnight yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
WIN AT LINVuLE

LINVILLE, Aug. "A. -P)- II.
S. Hub" Covington of Orange
burg, S. c., and Judd Brumley OF
Greenville, Tenn, won their semi.
final matches today in the Linville
Golf clubs annual men s. invitation.
al tournament and meet for the
championship tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

F-rors-None. Runs batted inIEurillo.
Two base hit-Robinson. stolen 01se sx,n ~
rdwards. sacrifices-Fernanoez, anssn mssn'
Robinson. Double play 81, on 'I's bases -
stanky and Robinson; LEI. 1e. ot on balls
Boston zsn 5 5; IemSsTa sT16sdi aG
~. L0TDs,e Time 1:5s Attendance 1851 paid
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

Runs batted in-Jamin. Dixon. poueI-
sky. Stolen bases-Stanley, Howard
Cabaniss. Sacrifices Oehler. Double
plays-Stanley. Marx to Kivett Left on
bases-Lumberton s; Smithficld s. Bases
on bslls-off: Van Nordheim ;. Depr;ost
!. Struck out, by--van Nordhein, a.
DePriest 2. Umoires-MitcheH, Chandler
Time of game / AS. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn l; Boston 0.
pittsburgh S; St Louis 3.
Philadelphia 6; New York S.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
New. York at Boston-Jansen u3-A VS.
Barrett t9-8). 'S
Brooklyn at Philadelphia--tnight) -
Hatten d1-D VS. Rowe uo-s).
81 Louis at (night)-N1un-
ger !s-3) VS. Bonham (9-5).
(s-6) VS. Wander Nicer Sid. 'N'e
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i lamb Shuts Out Blues. | n
Hardisky Pokes In Only Run
Pirate Righthander Chalks 18th W..
Poklemba Returns To Pastures. v
Play In Clinton
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

die Hardisky robbed Cnton's Bill Sanders of M d
last night at Legion stadium, giving Roy Lamb osse @
Wilmington Pirates 10 victory. For Lamb it wa ana
victory Of the and fifth success in his as+ Ills @
Lamb has lost eight. VA sara
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
Spin Clouts Rob K0n1ar;
Lou Scores Mark Games

In nnth-inning uprising highlighted by home runs
off the bats of Hank Nesserode and Bruce Hedrck
cnched by Pitcher Bill Stones single, the Sanford SPIN
ner put ali their eggs in one basket to take shuout and
a victory from Dunn -ErMin's John Komar, 3-2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
Clinton o; WILMINGTON l.
Lumberton 2; Selma-Smithfield 1.
Red Springs 1; Warsaw 8.
Dunn-Erwin 2; Sanford 3.
Today's Games
WILMINGTON at Clinton.
Smithfield at Lumberton.
Warsaw at Red Springs.
Sanford at Dunn-ErWin.
NATY0NAY yra~r,~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
STAR-NEWS-YMCA SWIMMING BLANKS

ENTRY BLANK
Second Annual Wilmington Star-News-
YMCA Southeastern North Carolina
Swimming Meet
Wrghtsville Beach, August 20
2:3O P. M.
Please enter me in the events checked below:
One Mile Free Style Swim.
100 Yard Free Style Swim.
} SO Yard Free Style Swim.
25 Yard Free Style Swim.
} 100 Yard Back Stroke Swim.
} so Yard Back Stroke SWIM
25 Yard Back Stroke Swim.
} 100 Yard Breast Stroke SWIM
} so Yard Breast Stroke Swim.
{ 25 Yard Breast Stroke Swim.
NAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...............'
AGE .................. SEX ...................
ADDRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........."
All swimmers in Southeastern North Carolina are IN
vited to enter this swimming meet. 1rophles anu
awards will be made in each division. Fill out the
above entry blank and mail give to ADAM w.
SMITH, YMCA WILMINGTON, n: c:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
FREE DANCE TONIGHT

Baranof Geld Room for all AF of L members and friends.
 adv. 97-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
SENATOR RoGGE HERE

Senator Leo Rogge came to Ju- neau aboard the Princess Norah, accompanied by Mrs. Rogge. He has been in a hospital in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
FIGHT DOPE

Lightweight John Thomas punch ed out a ten round decision over Eddie Hudson in San Diego last night. Thomas has date May 28 to meet Ike Williams, the NBA title holder, in a championship fight at Los Angeles.
 Welterweight Bobby Yaeger of Los Angeles scored a technical knockout over Memo Llanes of Los Angeles in the seventh round of their scheduled ten round scrap in Hollywood.
 In San Francisco, San loses Fe- liX Bueno, a lightweight, finished fast to take a ten round decision ever Charley Johnson of Los An geles.
 Stanford University boxers punch ed out a to decision over the UCLA Bruins at Palo Alto last night
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
l0UIs-GoDoY MATCH NEAR
 GREAT FLOP

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 8.-World boxing champion Joe Louis first exhibition with Arturo Godoy last night in his Latin-American tour drew a small crowd which expressed little pleasure and considerable dis favor.
 The great 60,00O seat bull ring was about one fifth occupied. There was no announcement of attend ance or receipts but it looked as fl everyone but the fighters lost mon ey. They got theirs before they came here Louis S50,000 and Go- doy, Chilean champion S10,50o,
 Louis and his trainers took pas sage on the first morning plane for San Salvador where Joe is to put on an exhibition with his sparring partner, Walter Heafer.
 The heavyweights boxed 10 two minute rounds with 14-ounce gloves. It was a tame affair which contain ed very little slugging and no dam age. Louis weighed 213. Godoy 2l0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
ROBERT SIMPSON HOME

Robert Simpson returned to Ju- neau aboard the Princess Norah after a business trip to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
GRAz!AN0lS BARRED FROM RING IN X. Y.
May Hold MiddIeweighi Tile Bout with Gale
 in Chicago
By SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Feb. B. Although Rocky Graziano may be barred for life in New York, his rich middle weight title bout with Tony zale is not necessarily off, because indica- tions today were the National Box ing Association will not go along with his banishment and will sane tion the match in another city = maybe Chicago.
 The commission revoked Graz iano's New York boxing license yes terday for failure to report couple of SlOo,oO bribe offers in CD a light in which he scored knock cut and (2) a fight which was never held.
 All signs today indicated that the NBA, which controls boxing virtually everywhere else in the United States outside of New York would give Rocky B. severe repli- mand but would not invoke such a drastic penalty as lifetime ban ishment. Consequently it was free ly forecast that the GraZiano-Za-a Lout probably would get a green light" this summer
 Already two different Chicago promoters, Ben Zenoff and James Williams. have cid for the tout, which had been expected to draw S4C0,0c0 in Madison Square Car den March 21.
 The MEAS capable president Abe Greene, is planning to hold his own inquiry and ask Graziano to tell him the story. Then ke'll poll the NRA executive committee members to decide the course of action
 Rocky says he didn't report the lids to take a dive to Bunny Davis in 1945 and Ruten Shank last D@cemoer because hs looked on them as "a gag" made by the kinda guy" who would be back five minutes later to put the touch on n,e for a loan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
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BASkETBALL

College basketball was certainly cn the map last night all over the country. Here are scores Of leading games played.
 Villanova TT; Manhattan 50. Drake 42; Oklahoma Aggies 34 Creighton 69; Tulsa 35
 Missouri 49; Kansas State 43. Oklahoma 45; Denver 32. Louisiana State 54; Alabama 43. North Carolina 57; Virginia Tech 51.
 Duke 61; Davidson 47.
 Florida AT; Auburn 42.
 Penn State 46; American Univ. 3s.
 Tennessee 40; Georgia Tech 28 Arkansas 55; Baylor 50
 Southern Methodist 66; Rice 46. Texas 72; Texas Christian A Texas Tech "A; Texas Mines A Arizona 67; New Mexico 37. Wyoming 42; Colorado Al.
 Montana State College "A; Vest ern (Colo) State 29
 Colorado Mines Al; Regis 37. Stanford 55; Southern California 50.
 Nevada 43; Portland 42
 College of Pacific 51; Fresno State 36
 St. Marys CCalil) 5s; California 51.
 San Diego State 57; California Poly 38.
 San Jose State 55; Santa Bar bara 49
 Whitman 61; British Columbia 50. Central Washington "A; Whit worth 66.
 UCLA So; Los Angeles Sham rocks 59.
 Gonzaga 45; Pacific Lutheran 40 (overtime).
 Idaho Southern Branch 48 Col lege of Idaho 42.
 Montana 95; Farragut 28.
 Utah State 43; Colorado Aggies 35.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08

The winner of the class B race will be awarded the Juneau Ski Club trophy which is put up each year for this event This cup was won by Jim Trueblood last year who will be advanced to class A competition this season. This will definitely be one of the most in- teresting races of the season with competition very close Awards for second and third places will also be given in both of the foregoing races.
 Spectators and camera fans are requested By the Juneau Ski Patrol to walk up the trail on the left hand side avoiding the middle path which is used for downhill runners.
 Your cooperation on this matter will be greatly appreciated, de- clare Ski Club officials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
FORMER CHAMP
 LEADS FIELD IN
 BOWLING MATCH

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-Buddy Bomar of Chicago, blistering the alleys with a 218.7 game average for an eight-game aggregate of 1,750, to- day held a 115 pin advantage in the $54,000 Petersen individual bowling tournament with 256 keg- lers yet to perform before the meet ends tomorrow night.
 Bomar, 31-year-old star who won the individual match game title two years ago, turned in his smashing performance last night to move far into the lead after 1920 bowlers had proceeded him on the firing line since the meet opened Jan. IS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
SKI TRAIL CONDITIONS
 ART GREAT

Latest reports from the ski trail indicate penect conditions are in store for all skiers over the week end Junior skiers are spending Saturday time in practice for the junior and c races to be held to- morrow.
 The Lions club class c trophy will be awarded to the junior in grade school class who turns in the best combined run of downhill and slalom. Both Of these events will be staged on the slalom hill beginning at l o'clock Sunday af- ternoon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08

slaves without irritating scropes and finy ovts.
 When you've finished shaving, rub in inc thin film of Glider ihot remoins. Ii refreshes inc skin .. leoves your face feeling softer and smoother. Treat yourself tc a tube of Glider today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
Dp. RUFUS ASSISTING
 REMOVAL OF PATIENTS,
 SkAGWkY 10 sItKA

Dr. H C. Rufus, Medical Director for the Alaska Native Service, leff for Skagway aboard the North See to assist Dr. David Schulman in the removal of patients and per- sonnel from the Skagway Sanator- ium and will accompany the group on tEe trip to Sitka. All arrange ments are progressing satisfactor- fly, according to a late report from Ll. Van Sandt cf the local ANS office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
HEREFORD, Englan,

HEREFORD, England - Mrs. I. Francis knows what it means to look for a needle in a haystack.
 She's trying to find G200 ($800)
 in a tin can somewhere among 2C0,O0o other tin cans on the city dump. She tossed some old cans into the rubSish barrel recently and remembered the next day that one of them contained her life savings
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
WILLIAMSON TO SOUTH

Former Chief of Police Leonard Williamson will leave on the Prin- cess Norah for California on a vis- it with his father
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
ROCKERS ON VISIT

Charles and Lillie Hooker arrived on the Princess Norah from the south and will remain here several weeks.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-04
AFL Reveals Smedr Tactics
Protests Attack On Pddwdy

Los AngelesJoseph Padway AFL General Counsel
committee OF the House Labor Committee investigating labor disputes
in the movie industry:
The attack Padway labor by
McCann browbea the
hearing When Mr. Padway protest the shameful tactics
Cam suddenly turned him. seized him by the throat and pushed
him chair, breaking his glasses
learning of incident AFL President William de-
manded the immediate of McCa counsel for the Congress
Chairman of the committee letter Speaker Joseph Martin Of
the House Of Representative Mr. Green said MCann had disqualified
himself for further his shocking disgaefu action
Chairman Kearns took fortnight action regard the
able action by of his staff He apoogzed Mr. Padway but
the time told the that McCann aorng under great
strain"
Padway highghted dsgaceful employed
by the Congressional committee with the testimony of
three AFI presidents William Dohery William c. Brthrgh
Mr. Doherty speaking group charged Rep Kearn
guilty of of the facts reported
counts of the
Kearns obviously unions,
men charging that the three AFL leaders trying get out OF
testyng."
81 perturbed" quoted saying
Der of people trying of efyng He infer
that the Federal Bureau of Investigation might be called to locate
witnesses
Doherty said papers know commit
tee carefully withheld its release is the following set of facts
The three AFL had knowledge that their testimony
desired at the hearing until the before Keas released his
suddenly Washington
Mr. Dohert, acting men, requested brief
of the the of their uar
the House Committee Labor Education in Washington
Despite of "ful by AFL spokesman
McCann committee counsel replied by stating h request of
W. c. Doherty is denied by order of Chairman Keams
In the of the hearing Mr. Dohery subjected another
kind of insulting treatment the hands OF Mr. McCan
During his examination McCa, Mr. Dohery raised objc
ton to the bias of the queoner McC neered
"Here who five letter
tending tell Congressional committee how its
with brains in his feet than he has in his head"
The audience the hearing appauded when Mr. Doery demand
ed apology himself and o letter carrier the United
States postal service"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-09-04
ANTITRUST SUITS
SHOW WHAT'S WRONG
By BEN DOR UPA CoIumnist)

Wow. What excitement Just Joe Lewis, Hank GreenbTg,
That's about what has happened business the last
weeks, and the business boys really all stirred
Within just few days. the government antitrust boys let fly at
the Kodak Add these the
that's already the courts and the two railroad that
And really have for excitement Wall Street and Fifth
Avenue.
Well prices mostly, these big stick
get them at ALL
try gives for raising the price tag They charge
freight something that produced right around the from
Or they add price, until add
than the price itself Or they make of the
than 100 high anybody
matter how hard try.
These only from the charges
companies The other industries have their of getting the
the after the people
who responsible for them.
If nothing e the government is giving another chance to
the If
have another good chance learn what American industry has put
chance to see what these monopoies have cost
We will the not alone in da but in and
thousand other things that didn't built millions jobs
that workers didn't have because the monopoes had priced their
ducts of the will
America has paid because the big boys their bg
but Because they wanted to be production
and to hell with the
don't know what the will in the often
trial ends with victory for the also
with the monopoly doing business at the old stand
Even if the of cases. they will
have been worth while if.
if we learn that monopoies everywhere and
if we learn that can't have monopoles and full poduc
if have failed in most cases.
and that has to be found curb monopoes
really get down to business solution
the monopoly problem that will do what the antitrust laws have