davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-01-16
Clearance Of Gift
Items! Ceramics,
Bross, Wooden
ware and Novelties

ware and Novelties
Hs TO W Off
"a Orig. i.s5 Hand- Dec
Grated Egg Banks ----69e
l Orig. 500 Wooden Troy.
I Orig. 7.so Wooden Troy
tdeeoroted) .---5.0o
z Orig. 1900 Bross Troys
with handles 7.5o
z Orig. 1900 Frank EnsIe
Ceramic Horses -----7.95
! Orig. 500 PoreeIano
Flower Arrangement 2.95
| Orig. 1900 PoreeIono
Flower Arrangement 5.s5
I Orig. 1900 PoreeIano
Flower Arrangement 7.s5
! Orig. z.s5 Hond-Dee-
oroted Pie Plate 100
I Orig. 1900 Sress Silent
Butler --------6.0o
! Orig. 1925 Pottery Soup
Tureen. duck design, os is,
S.95
3 pr. Orig. 7.5o pr. Pottery
Leof Candie Holders,
$50 ps.
! Orig. $50 5o-hour Blue
gate condle. as is 100
I Orig. 7.5o Russell Wright
Vase 500
IS Orig. Use Miniature
AjeIio Hondmede candles,
Zoe
Gifts, 7th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
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20 Orig. 1926
Modern Lowson Chairs
1926

Comfortable choirs with oil
spring construction. In grey Of
beige fIorol printed cotton top
estries.
Z Orig. 1895 Sefes to match
obove choirs in beige cotton
tapestries -------99.95
Modsrx LiViss.Room FxrsifaYs.
4tk Floor,
Tie Hecht Co.. Washingtos
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Sleep Furniture
IS Orig. 5S.s5 Soto Beds.
Maple finished oumwood
arms. Opens to "a bed.
Has bedding compartment
in base. Assorted colors.
Sold as is--------39.S5
10 Orig. 1895 Sleep
choirs. Assorted colors.
Soiled ---------29.S5
Slsmbsr Shop, III Floor,
The Hseht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-01-16

Rags, 9TH Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washingtos
Evening star., 1948-01-16

Lamps. Ssh Floor,
The Hseht Co.. Wsshissfos
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men oes aus ben gIei6en abfoG ae<
borenen llngeiites iiberipinoell 5u f0n-
men ,pGbnt. neutrality-suspicious. uno
&ommunismus itnb nur Die Iogii6e
Sortenttpidlung bes 2iberalismus,
Der nit ieiner Ibfebr bon 8ott rno
Seinem @ebot ollie glelnente ser 90
talitat uno 2Drannei in iif trGgt
nno, ungleid ienen mooernen Soeo-
logien, 81 bequem ooer 5u fetg lit,
Die letter &oniequen5en gu 5iebcn
ans leiner Ipoitaiie bon 8ott unb
leiner &epolution eegen bos Sittcn-
geles. Sarum tpiirbe oud) bie 3er-
lhmetternng bes aommunismus
our6 bloBe 8eipalt ser 8elt oen
6rieoen nidt bringen, ionbern nur
ben uebcreang biloen 5u neuen @irs
rem, lolange ser 8eiit Der &cbolution
IN elmer iafuloriiierten 8eieni6aft
fortlebt uno genabrt piro Durd TO-
5iale llngerebtigfeiten.
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&un Grsprie ter Seiec,
Berlin

Ger 3. SSebruor 1916 mar fir Ser
lin ein perbangniSpoller Gag. Gnq<
lilde uno amerifaniI6e Slug5cuoe,
ROTTEN I'M @roBangriff iiber Die
&eidsbauptltaot uno parfen 8elle
auf @elle ibre 8ombenIaiten iiber
Sdlller uno Meni6en. 0ie Suit tpur-
Be eri6iittert lpie bonn Conner uns6hs
Tiger 8lite, unb oie groe be6te, als
mare lie in Sooesanglt. 8eouft iuBen
mir, et1pa bunoert aberdeen, I'M 2uit-
ifpefeller oes Bfarrbouies, 5ulom-
|mengepfer6t lpie cine Sefaton1be tpo=
geneibter SdIohtopfer. GuaIpoQ
langiom oertropiten Die Winuten hi
Der tooliGen Spannung ser Stunoe.
Seoer laulfte ongeipannt ouf bas
Ineroen5erreiBenOe, fnatternoe @e-
rduid in oen 2iiften uno ,partete iebns
lliidtig ouf oas gnoe. gnoe, oos
fonnte beoeuten, gnbe bes @ngriffs,
gnOe elmer S6redltunoe, bic ieb5ie
Shredminuten 5ablte 5u ie ied5ie
Shredietunoen ooer gnoe oes gan5en
8rieges, enoe oes iroilfen 9oieinS
unO Soieins. gSeltuntereang 5apiiden
Donfenben Sunoamenten, folenben
8Gnben uno itiir5enoen Steinnulien.
Sd iab auf bie llbr. 6iinf5ig Minutcn
paren poriiber. Sas ilnumenoe Sc
raulf iiber uns bate aufeeb0rt, Die
@efabr fir beute uno fir rnieren
StabtteiI lfien noriiber. Wein Gee
benmann nabm Sen itablernen Sfub-
belm ob uno itrid lid) altatmeno iiber
bie beige Stirn: uSn 5ebn Min11ten
neroen mir tpieber friibe Suit Of
men," Sn oiejem Aueenblif ipiirten
! (Sortfesuu3 auf Geite 81
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luno @eipalt, Ser Selbitiudt uno Sab.
Iudt, troe aaer &arnuneen nubenben
llnbeils.
Sie Sleinlihfeit uno grbdrmli9,
felt Ser groBen Staatsaftionen an9e,
llibtS Ser unbeimlihen 8eltgefobr
lalien biel mebr oils Die bon GburdiQ
angefiibrten 9eiipiele Yaroaelen in
ser 8eidibte pernliiien. Sn fritii6en
9eiten bot es foit INNER Staatsmdll.
ner gegeben, Die nit1t iiber ibre eieene
Hubmlu6t itolpertcn l1no grobe 3iele
I'M Illee bebielten. Seute orgunlen-
tiert man unter poliger WiBodtung
Ser s8irflidfeiteu. I'm bas 3u illu-
ltrieren, braufcn mir nur Die aernz
iate elmer 2onboncr Mtelbung iiber
Sic aonferer5 ser tpeiteuropGii6en
Staaten bierber 81 ieseu:
Iie @ebrniniItcr bon GneIano,
Jronfreid, Souanh, 8eleien uno
Suremburg btelten bier ibre erIte
&onferen5 unter Dem Saft bon 8riii-
iel ob uno teilten nit, oaB eine rper.
monente Organization nit Der Inter
luhung Ser 9cmeiniamen Gerteioi-
gun9sprobleme betrout ,purbe".
6erner nuroe BON 9ipIomoten NIT.
eeteilt, Dob Die Ser. Stoaten uno Ole
ie flint 2anoer it'd ,ouf oen 8ei6luB
geeinigt baben, nod in oielem Sobr
cine DeItbeuti6e 6egierung nit GoIl.
notten iiber innere slueelesenBcitcn
5r erribten.
Sn feiner 0fitteilune ipuroe Die
SoDiet= Union ooer Der &ommruiS=
mus ausoriidIih ertp1bnt, ob1pobl es
cine offenfunoiee Sotiade lit, bab
oiele gnttDidlung bur6 Mosfau uub
Den &ommlInismus beihleunigt ipur=
De.
9fuBlanb lit nidt nur gesen cine
Deiteuropdiihe Illian5 ionbern ouh
geeen Die erri6tllng eiuer ipeItoeut-
lhen &egicrung.
gSie man aus gutter Sueue borte,
itno bie iebs Stootcn iibereingefom-
men, Ieutiflano eineu &ongreb nit
5Dei &anmern 81 geben, Die bem Sc
nat unb Dem Suu5 ser Ser. Gtaaten
|entlpre6en uno bis gum /. Septem-
ber erridJtet tper6crr iuifen.
9ie neue oel1tl6e 3egierung fir
SeIt=Geutihlano loa nebr uno mebr
nit Goama6ten iiber oie inneren 9ln-
gelegenbeiten ousgeitattet .peroen,
Ddbreno it'd Sic brei Sffupations-
mdf)te Ole &ontroQe ser AuBenpolitif
|uno Der Gin. uno slusfubr borbebol7
ten.
8enn ii6 sic Scrren lti6t bccilcn,
miro GuBlano fir cine oItbeutl1e uno
etne ueltoeutlde ~Hegierune'" iorgen
uuo Die Wtilitarallian5 fam iib oils
&otfeefrun5den organiiieren. ,l,..,
Sic cin5iec nerriinftige Nelol,ng
bom 8ebiet ser internationalen $50
littf = nebcn Dem perbdltnisnGBia
erfoIgreifen slbidluB Der aonfereu5
in 8oeota - fam porgeItern aus
2onoon. Die Ser. Staaten, gnaIano
unb 6ronfreid) babcn beibloiien, bic
anipriid)e Sueoila1piens ouf IiiboIter-
relftldes 8ebiet ob5ulebnen.
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nad) 5tpeitauieno Sabren lebt IN Ge.
I6ibtsbiidern biesgrinnerung fort an
ben iiegrei6en beionii6en Seerfiibrer
Scipio, Ser tueinte beim anblid ber
5riimmer bes oen &omern 10 perboB-
ten 8artboeo.
SaB Die Sicger i'm 5lpeiten 8elt-
frieg NIT Ben tief geoemiitieten nnb
fiirbterlif beingeiuhten, ibrer Stdb-
te uno in MiIlionen J1aen al ibrer
Sabe beroubten 0eutiben fem Mit-
leib batten, lit menihli6 peritdnblih.
Bar bod Don SeutIdlano bas un-
bell oes 8rieses allseesaneen, pioer-
fubr oob in ser Nieoerlaee oas oeut-
i6e Golf bas Sd)idlaI, oas iein unie-
Tiger u6iibrer" onoern GoIfern berei-
tet bate. slber oie Meintoten sitlers,
gegen Die iih Die 8clt erbcben bate,
fonnten nidt uls Gehtfertigung ins
SeIo gefiibrt peroen fir oos ltnredt,
bos man iebt airf oas oel,ti1e 8olf
baufte. Ser i'm Biberipru9 nit oen
bon ben Iuiierten perfiinoeten
8rtegs5ielen itebenoe 2dnoerraub (ber
oud als gntiddoigung Solens fir
oas ourf Stalin eeraubte polniibe
8ebiet ni6t 9ere6tfertiet peroen
fann), Die barboriife sluS1peiiung
bon Niaionen 9euti6en aus benz
bon elmer langen Ibnenreibe ererbten
geiis, oie teil,peiie 8efrieoigung alter
fron5oiii6er groberunesgeIiiite, uitp.,
- bos iino uneered)te eaten, aus
oenen fein geoeiblider 5rieoe eripab-
len fann.
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Die rniiiide 8efabr

Die ibtperite S6ulo aber boben oic
8eitmadte auf iib gelaben burb bie
aapitulatton Dor Dem ruiiilben 8un-
oesgenoiien, Der obne ibre 5ilfe Sit
Ter CUR 8eute eefaaen tp1re. Gieie
Sreisgabe oes Ibenolanoes on cine
Ilanoersierise unb rnadtgierise baIb-
laitatiIde M6odt lit bon tief eini6nei=
oenoer eeidibtli6er 8eoeutung lno
fann nrr als Sragobie be5eibnet ,per-
ben. Sas lit feline gefiiblsmdBiee, ion-
bern, BON allen fulturelen uno io1l-
litieen GripGgungen abeeieben, cine
lrealpolitiife 5eititeilung. Isle nod
llelten in Der 8elhidte tpurbe ser
loerbanenisDolle sSrrtum Ger Staats=
manner i6on nod penieen Monoten
loffenbar. 8ie cine idtpere 8eipitter=
uolfe bdngt beute ole rriiii6e @efobr
itber Der 8elt. Sour S1tpar1ngeiiter
unb in ibren snrbitionen entt1uibte
Solitifer bonn Sflage eines SenrD
Bouace tpagen oas nod 81 Ieugnen.
SO lit ni6t MIR cine politii6e uno
wirti6aftlide 8efabr, ionbern, oa
I&uBlano a1glei6 Ser Sauptpertreter
oes &ommunismuS lit, cine @efabr,
Die bas gon5e @efiise ser &uItllr 0es
8eitens beorobt.
u1b Dos lit bas grgebnis oes arie=
lges, Ser Die S0lfer befreien ,1no cine
|neue @eltoronung berauffiibren iou=
te! gSir iteben innitten elmer ser fa=
Itaitropballten a1li6uneen Der 8e=
Ii6i6te. Sremier slttlee bot oas i6orf
unteritriGen, als er auf Der Wfai=
Seier in Mpn1outb ben ruiiiiden
&ommunismus auf eIei9e Stufe
Iiteate nit tSitIers NationolloSiaIis=
mus. @ortlid betonte 9lttlee: neber.
|au, mo- iie Itorf genug iinb, periu6en
Die &omnlniiten bie 9elnofratie 5u
Iserltoren. sSSn einem oiteuropailben
Sano nod oem onoeren iino lie Dem
Iglei6en Mt1rIter geiolgt. ueberon ba=
ben tie oort, enttpeber NIT 8clpolt
ooer bur6 8etrug, bie fommuniIti-
lide Oiftatur erri6tet."
| Bo3u tpuroe bann Der 5tpeite 8elt-
frieg gefiibrt, menn mir nur Sen ruiz
liil6en &ommunismus gegen oas geas
l5itum, Stalin segen SitIer eintauld).
ten?! 8ir 1piiniben tpabrli6 Sen No=
neutrality-suspicious. uno Sitler ni6t 5r-
rid. Mber Der getponnene &rieg ging
aus NIT einem berlorenen sSrie6en, -
neil mir Die &riees- uno Sriebens-
l5tele perfaliht baben, tpeil oie &esie-
rungen nid)t fir Brin5ipien sefdmpft
baben, ionoern fit politiibe uno tpirt-
idaftlibe Sldne, tpeil Tie ibre Ser
ipredungen nidt gebalten unb oen
&adepldnen Der Morgentbau uno
goniittart ii6 bineeseben baben, ,rno
neil Die Staatsmdnner iib bon Sta-
lin unb 8enoiien iibert0lpeln IieBen,
lgenau mie ibre 8orgGnser in Ser
liailles iid benz .Siger" Glemenceau
belgten in Der Soffnung, boB ibr
8olferbllnb aIle Gerfebrtbeiten su-
redtrenfen iueroe. 9sun Iteden sic
8egierrngen nnb Golfer ipieber i'm
Snmpf mie rad Dem eriten 8elt-
frieg, nur lbaB Dor ibnen neue aata-
itropben piel i9neaer oils oanaIs iid)
orobeno erbeben.
9as aber lit MIR Der GnBere Ser
lanf Ser @eidebniiie. Seren tiefere
l1riaden iinb 6arin su iuden, baB
cine idfulariiierte, Dem Sittengeieb
abgetpanote 8eieaihaft nit MitteIn
/ npr NnIifif 1irtA MpfnnIf ll2nnifciAnE;n.
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u8ebe ben 8eiiegten!"

Selbitberit1nblid tpiirbe aud cine
10 obieftibe 8ebanblung Der nngebel-
rem Brobleme bes Neubaus elmer Bis
in Die Gun6amerte 5erriitteten @eieG-
idaft BET tpeitem lriht in oIlem 5u
befrie6igenben 20inneen gefiibrt boz
ben. auh Bel ebeliter @ejinnung
bIei6t Wenihetiiperf unauI1ngIid.
llub gor in elmer 3eit, oie tpie bic
iinfere burdtr1nft lit bon beibniIde,l
Mnibauungen, nnb il, elmer golfer-
geiellihaft. IN Der ii1 berihieoene
aultnrfreis idrcff einanoer eesen-
Evening star., 1948-12-07

Sammy Baugh's future status with
the Redskins was clarified today
with the announcement that he has
signed a player contract for the
l949 season. The news squelched
rumors that "a the passing ace
would retire to his Texas cattle
ranch, (b) join the Redskin coach
ing STAN. -.- 81,
Next season will be Baugh's 18th
year In the National Football
League and 1t is possible that he'll
be around a couple more to chal-
lenge Johnny Blood's record OF Is
years active campaigning from 1925
to 1899, inclusive. Mel Helm, who
retired as center of the New York
Giants after the 1945 season. played
IA years, and George Trafton, as
sistant coach of the Los Angeles
Rams, played 13 years with the
Chicago Bears.
Although Baugh, like Coach Turk
Edwards, has lifetime job with
the Redskins assured him by that
sentimental gentleman, President
George Marshall, he never has
given any inclination Of wanting to
be a coach. He does plenty OF it,
unofficially, but it has been on a
sort Of a big brother basis, with
Sam-arms draped around a
rockies neck-explaining the finer
points Of a play.
Terms of Baugh's contract were
hush hush, as usual, but they would
have to be mighty attractive to keep
him away from his ranch six months
of the year, with beef prices still try.
ing for new altitude records.
Slingin' Sam was late signing ur
this year and had to take the No.
position behind rookie Bob Goode ol
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Cards Aim for Third Win
AGAINST Wilson Quint

Catholic University Will be gun
ming for its third consecutive basket
ball victory tomorrow night when 1t
meets Wilson Teachers College on
the c. U. floor at $50. The game
marks the halfway point Of pre-
Christmas activities for the Cards
who hit the road Friday and Satur-
day to play Lynchburg and Roanoke
Colleges.
Jack Walsh, who scored only AZ
points last season, tops the Cardi-
mails with 20 points, but Coach Abe
Rosenfleld Is more pleased with his
mems teamwork and defensive play
than anything else. The Cards have
held the opposition to an average o.
21a field goals quarter, Veteran
Bill Walsh has been one OF th'
teams outstanding men on defense
Rookie Jim Lofty with "a points
Capt. Gene Szklarz. "a: OK Connor
10, and George Laubacher, 18, rount
out the top five scorers.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Question-Mark Hoyas
Open Court Campaign
AGAINST Fort BeIvoir

A question mark outfit this year
instead of q predicted powerhouse.
Georgetown University opens its
1889 basket ball campaign tonight
with Fort Belvoir providing the
opposition at Catholic University.
Game time is $50. following o
|7:15 preliminary between Mac Cara's
Hoya Frosh and the American UNI
versity Jayvees.
Ray Corley Is the only holdover
from the Georgetown team that
opened against Denver last year.
Danny Kraus and Ed Brembs were
graduated, Andy Kostecka was
dropped from the team early in
the season and Ken Brown is in
school. but plans to be graduated
in February and thus would be OF
little value to the team.
Coach Elmer Ripley's new starting
lineup will be made up of last years
hot-hand artist, Tommy .OKeefe;
Corley, the captain: Joe -Culhane
and Vince Leddy, both juniors, and
John Mazziotta, 6-foot-5 star OF
last years freshman team.
The Hoyas won 13 and lost IS
against one of the toughest sched-
ules in the country last year. This
year the opposition is not as rugged
but plenty Of tough teams lie ahead,
including New York U. Saturday
night in Madison Square Garden.
Ripley secuted the Vlolets in their
64-63 defeat by Colgate last night
Evening star., 1948-12-07
By the Assoeiofsd Press

DALLAS, Tex, Dec; Art shires,
former major league first baseman,
was questioned by Dallas police last
night in the death of w. H. (HD
Erwin, former umpire and baseball
player.
Erwin, Sc, died in the Methodist
Hospital here Saturday. Police en-
tered the case yesterday after
Erwin's physician reported he be-
lieved Erwin died of internal injuries
suffered in a fight 1.-TWO months ago
Detective Capt Will Fritz ques-
toned Shires, Al, after Justice OF
the Peace w. E. Richburg opened a
court Of inquiry. An autopsy was
ordered.
Shires later was released on writ
OF habeas corpus bond of 5000 thai
he obtained in District Judge Rob.
ert Halls court.
Erwin operated a cleaning ane
pressing shop here.
He once caught for Dallas in thu
Texas League and had umpired II
the American and Western Asso'
ciation Leagues. He was one o.
six brothers, all of whom playet
in organized baseball. One of them
Mike, caught for Brooklyn, ane
later was q Texas League umpire.
Shires spent a number Of years II
the major leagues, He Joined th'
Washington Senators in 1925 as
pitcher under the name of Robert
Lowe, but did not sign a contract
In 1926 he was with the Waco clut
Evening star., 1948-12-07
by the Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. Bruce Woodcock
won the fight, but lost the big prize
ANY hope for a world title match
with Heavyweight Boxing Cham
pion Joe Louis. ..
Lee Savold lost the bout. but
showed himself a better man and
worthier foe for Louis than the
winner. 5s
That sums up the slant of expert
ringsiders on the scheduled l0-round
go here last night that had been
plugged as an elimination for a
world championship contest.
Woodcock, the British heavy
weight champion, was pronounced
the winner in the fourth round when
the referee disqualified Savold on
the grounds he had hit below
the belt.
Savold, veteran ex-Minnesotan
now billed from Paterson, N. j., was
going strong at the time and many
onlookers had been expecting him
to win.
Boos at the decision went uI
from among the crowd of 1000 ir
Harringay Arena while Woodcock
writhed and mugged on the canvas
in a show of pain.
London fight writers took excep-
ton to the outcome in this morn
ing's papers, and almost to a mar
they agreed Woodcock is not cham
pionship material.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Chisox Make High Bid
For Browns Di||inqer
Nv the Associoted Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 7.-Base.
balls trade winds, just gentle
zephyrs up to now, blew hotter today
as the diamonds great and near.
great prepared for the opening gave
of the annual minor league meeting
Just what was in the works wa:
a big, dark secret among the owners
and managers, but few words here
and there indicated things were
moving along.
For instance, the Chicago White
Sox sold a first baseman yesterday
And Frank Lane, the new genera
manager, said he has offered 500 ,00(
in cash and three players for Third.
baseman Bob Dillinger of the St
Louis Browns.
Then, too, there was word the
Browns were dickering with the New
York Yankees over Dillinger anC
that the White Sox had some sort o1
negotiations on with the Yankees
for Third-Baseman Bill johnson
Lane also is reported to be inter-
eSted in some pitchers.
And so it went. Little remarks
dropped here and there over the
last three days could develop into
transaction, signed, sealed and ready
for delivery. Late arrivals OF the
men who have the final say on such
things gave impetus to the feeling
that some pretty important deal.
were just about ready.
The sale of Tony Lupien by the
White Sox to Sacramento Of the
Pacific Coast League left the SoS
with a rookie and a second basemar
that can be converted. if need be
Manager Jack Onslow says he ex.
poets great things from Gordon
Goldsberry, up from Memphis. The
convertible second baseman is Dor
| Holloway.
Evening star., 1948-12-07

ted his transfer to the backfield
where he played during the 1925 and
'26 campaigns. The Navy's new
athletic chief never played on a
winning Crabtown eleven against
Army. But his appointment, appro-
priately enough, follows 2l-21 with
the Cadets in the 1948 game. Cald-
will played on the great 1926 Navy
team that battled to a 21.21 tie
at Chicago.
The new director Of athletics
scored one touchdown in that memo
rable gridiron battle and helped set
I'D the second for his mates before
being injured.
Caldwell, who graduated from the
Naval Academy with Hamilton in
1927, also was a baseball star. He
returned to Annapolis in 1884 to
serve as junior varsity coach for
three years.
While exploring the Antarctic with
Admiral Byrd's expedition in 1946,
Caldwell was lost for two weeks with
the crew of q Navy patrol plane
which crashed on the ice near the
South Pole.
AS wartime commander of Air
Group IL, based on the carrier
Saratoga, Caldwell led raids on
japanese installations at Rabaul
and other Pacific islands. He wears
the Navy Cross, Distinguished Fly
ing Gross and other decorations for
heroism.
IAN of Capt. Hamilton's associates
at the Naval Academy. although pro-
foundly saddened by his loss to the
institution and the Navy, have ex-
tended wholehearted appreciation OF
the fine job he has DONE" Rear Ad-
miral James L. Holloway, jr., acad-
emy superintendent, said in a state
ment.
Capt. Howard Caldwell, u s. N,
classmate, former teammate and
lifelong friend of Capt. Hamilton, Is
slated to relieve him as director OF
athletics" Admiral Holloway said.
Capt. Caldwell is married and has
two children, Hank, Is, and Joyce,
IS. Born at Rocklin, Calf. he
claims both Sparks, New, and Rose
vile, Calf. as his home towns. He
attended the University of Nevada
in 1928 before coming to the Naval
Academy.
Capt. Caldwell was air operations
officer of the Atlantic Fleet before
coming here last summer.
Evening star., 1948-12-07

habacks of talent and
tackles he fudy motion obnaey maintained that
spirit superior ability during of duty
Annapolis coach, proved it.
Rice Thought He Wos Commissioner Material
If people Pittsburgh they have landed
Hamilton it understandable During his athlete
coach Hamilton been oveated but it
b said that he underraed.
Perhaps the nonmtary compliment paid the 4year
old bae drive led by Granand Rice to have Hamilton
appointed of baseball the death Judge
respected
should Landis-Hamlton Edgar
influential column Rice campaned for both with considerable
Neither the job which finally dropped in the of Albert
Benjamin Chandler There enthusiasm
Hamilton
eligible skppering
Enterprise Secondly
only the best Annapolis could offer.
Tom Is Flottered by Pitt
Not until couple of later did Hamilton that
Southeastern Conference officials decided
their commissioner $685. hitch
probably old eligibility Hamilton
knowing the deal, missed nothing
he finally told
Hamilton commented, I'm fabbergasted When
campaign to make him baseball commissioner
Yesterday acknowledging his appointment by Pittsburgh sad
"Im fattered"
Which is precisely what you say Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Art Shires Quizzed in Texas
I'm Death of Former Umpire

of the Texas League at first base
and remained at Waco until 1928
when he was sold to the Chicago
White Sox. On June Is, 1880, the
Mats acquired Shires as first base
protection from the White Sox. He
batted 1902 that year, but the follow
ing season slipped to Milwaukee
where he hit 1886.
Shires saw little service with the
Mats due to the presence of Joe
Judge at first base, but was con-
spicuous figure around the city with
cream-colored automobile with
Art the Great Shires" painted or
the side.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Woodcock Wins on Low Blow:
Chance for Louis Bout Is Dim

Slow-motion films disclosed today
that Savold drove a low blow to
Woodcock's groin just before he was
disqualified.
The film was run off privately for
the Associated Press.
Jack Solomons, the British pro-
moter, Cancelled plans to fly to New
York to try to talk the Goth Century
Sporting Club into a joint produc-
ton of Woodcock- Louis title bout
1T is no good going over to Amer
lea to make a fool of myself he
sighed.