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Evening star., 1948-10-26
Youth, 1S, Forfeits $27. SC
In Beer-Buyina Arrest

Robert Lee Fleet, 18, of the HOO
block Of Souh Carolina avenue
Sc, forfeited $27.50 collateral in
Hyattsville Police Court yesterday
on a charge of misrepresenting his
age to obtain beer.
The youth was arrested October 8
in tavern at Riverdale by Roy D.
Wright, county parole and proba-
ton officer, and Pvt. Emmett r. G..
Gray Of the county police force.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Murray Says Dewey
Displays Contempt
For Plain People
BY the Assoeioted Press

Philip Murray, CIO president, said
'ast night that Gov. Dewey, "by his
'efusal to discuss the great issues,
has displayed "his contempt and
scorn for the plain people Of
America"
In a speech broadcast over the
Columbia Broadcastins System, Mr.
Murray declared:
THE Republican candidate .
has told us that automobiles are run
by gasoline. He has spoken without
equivocation in favor of streams
filled with fish. He has firmly stated
that the future lies ahead of us -
But, the CIO head went on, Gov
ernment by platitude, no matter how
pious, cannot substitute for govern
ment by the people. Nor can the
Republican Party, with its we'll filled
treasure chest. be permitted to buy
the Government of the United States
for the personal use and benefit of
its wealthy contributors.
MIR. Murray charged that the Re-
publican campaign is dominated by
small number of persons with
great influence who believe that
the corporation ledger sheet is the
be-all and end-all of existence"
These are the people who, while
millions of Americans were tighten
ing their belts and watching prices
skyrocket, piled up the excessive
figure of over $4,000, 100000 in
Profits" Mr.. Murray said.
The labor leader said the same
elements that brought about the
depression of the early 1930s are
waiting for an opportunity to re-
peat the process"
THE Republican wolves are
in full cry, seeking to scare us back
into new Hooverism, with its in
security and its despair" Murray
said.
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Hostie' Invitation Sent by Clerk
by Mistoke,' Thurmond Saws

He said the clerk in his Office who
sent the letter did not know. that
Harry Truman, in his all-out bid for
Negro votes, had gone so far as to
take the unprecedented action of
appointing Negro Governor of the
Virgin Islands"
Gov. HASTE knows that neither
ne nor any other Negro will ever be
a guest at the Governors House in
Columbia as long as I am Governor
or as long as the Democratic Party
OF South Carolina continues to elect
Evening star., 1948-10-26
james River Cargo Ship
Taken From Moth BulIs'
By the A,,ocioted Press

NEWPORT NEWS, w., Oct. 2s.-
A Liberty-type ship came out of
moth balls here over the week end.
The s. S. Joshua w. Alexander,
cargo ship. left the James River
idle fleet for delivery to the Army
Department, the Maritime Commits
Evening star., 1948-10-26
Spilled Nitric Acid Sends
Firemen to u. S. AGENCY

A broken bottle of nitric acid sent
firemen to the Central Supply Divi-
sion of the Agriculture Department
yesterday, but there was no fire.
The bottle, firemen said, was
broken in a packing case, and in
spilling over sawdust in the box
gave off a heavy white smoke. The
box was doused with water.
Evening star., 1948-10-26

the Governors Of my State" Gov
Thurmond said.
The letter carried customary
greetings which one Governor ex-
tends to another and an invitation
when in South Carolina to visit me
at the Governors House" he added
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
Meisle and Migala
Pace Swan Bowlers

Spectacular scores were few and
far between in the North Central
Ohio Travelling league games bowl
ed here Sunday.
Swan Cleaners didn't do right by
the visiting Bissman's of Mansfield,
sending the down-staters home
with one victory in three attempts.
Herb Meisle had top series score
of 572, while Mike Migala's 215
was highest in single games.
At Fostoria, Clinton Mems Wear
keglCrs lost two to Smokey's Inn.
Waldo Lindeman paced the local
ties with a PIG single and Col to-
tai. Darrell Fadely came through
with n 21l in one effort.
The Port Clinton Candy men
didn't bowl Sunday as several team
members were reported to be
horseback riding that afternoon.
Next Sunday they will bowl a dou-
ble-hcader at Clinton alleys.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gillespie,
Harrison street, were in Wheeler,
Mich, over the weekend, visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fenton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Howard Fritsche, Erie Gardens,
who had been a patient in Grille
Veterans Hospital, Parma, since
September II, returned to his home
Friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Harry Fall and his son, Tom,
have vacated the Emma Fall estate
residence, on jefferson street and
are now in their own home at 119
East Third street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Atty. and Mrs. Oliver True and
Atty. and Mrs. Leslie Meyer at
tended the University of Michigan
Northwestern game in Ann Arbor,
Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Annual Feather Party at J. ID.
Bredbeck's packing house, Sat,
Nov. 20. Turkeys, geese, ducks
and chickens. 35-6t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Donald Mack and son Terry
left Thursday for Tucson, Arizona,
after having been called here five
weeks ago by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Werner Jeschke,
who had been hurt in an auto acci-
dent.
-
Donna Jean Clemons, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clemons, is
a patient in the hospital in Titfin,
where she underwent an emergency
operation Friday afternoon. Don
ma Jean, who was to have been the
junior bridesmaid at her brothers
wedding, Saturday, had not felt
well all of last week. The condi-
ton necessitating the operation
was brought on by an abdominal
injury sustained on the school
playground.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Elect Myron A. Rosentreter
Prosecuting Attorney 36-2t
Guaranteed watch repairs at
Philips. 36-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Mrs. Ruth Ford, accompanied by
Mrs. Mayme Reamsnider, left by
auto for Oakland, California, We'd
nesday. Mrs. Ford had spent the
summer months here and plans to
return for the holidays. Mrs. Ream-
snider will make an indefinite stay
on the coast.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Schaper
returned late Friday from motor
trip of two weeks through the east
and Canada.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Miss Carolyn Ford, senior stu
dent at Otterbein college, Westcr
vile, spent the weekend here with
her mother.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Immediate engraving service at
Philips. .36-tf
Elect Myron A.. Rosentreter
Prosecuting Attorney 36-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Dancing every night except Mon
days at Heinie & Nina's Place,
Sand Road. 36-2t
-
Cpl. and Mrs. Donald French and
her mother, Mrs. Harold Kessler
spent from Friday to Tuesday at
Camp Breckenridge, Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Welty re-
turned home last week from a trip
of two weeks through the east and
south. In New Jersey they visit
ed their son and daughterin-law,
1t. Comm. Jack Welty and Mrs.
Welty.
-
Miss Betty Neidecker and John
Neidecker spent the weekend with
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Briscoe in
Bloomington, Indiana. Saturday
they attended the Ohio State -1ndi-
ana football game.
-: -
Used Washers-Maytag, G.. f.,
Easy Spinner and others, $25.00
and up. n. o. Maytag. 35-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Delbert's Budget Beauty Salon
offers you $2.9S permanent. 36-4t
1t. j. G. Martha VanWye arrived
home last Wednesday from Great
Lakes Naval Station on a short
leave with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Frazier. 1t. VanWye
has been assigned to duty in Trini-
dad, South America. She leaves
next Thursday for Jacksonville,
Florida, from where she will take
off by plane October 30, for Trini-
dad.
Pythian Sister Card party, Thurs
eve., Oct. %, 8 o'clock, X. of p.
Hall. Public invited. 36-1t
Mrs. Charles Dewitt, grand mar
shal Of the grand chapter of Ohio
attended the Grand Chapter of o.
E. S. convention in Cleveland Tues
day through Thursday. Many mem
bers Of the Port Clinton Eastern
Star chapter also attended during
this period.
Miss Helen Keller, Cleveland,
was a weekend guest of her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Keller.
-: - -
Order your personalized Christ
mas Cards now at The Young &
Schade Co., 106 Madison street.
34-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Delbert's Budget Beauty Salon
offers you a $2.9S permanent. 36-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Miss Joann Simpson, of Am
herst, was the weekend guest of
her fiance, Jerry Brough, in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Brough. Jerry was at home
from Ohio State University, Co
lumbus, for the weekend.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 29.-Ralph
Bishops chances of becoming the
only basket ball player ever to
represent the United States in two
Olympiads rested today on the dam
aged left knee of Vince Boryla.
Bishop, only collegian on the
American team which won the
Olympic basket ball title in 1885,
now coaches the Denver Nuggets,
one of the two AAU teams left In
the current Olympic tryouts.
The 32-year-old former University
of Washington star automatically
would be named United States
Olympic cage coach if his team
should win the tryouts at Madison
Square Garden.
But the Nuggets have two tough
hills to climb before they can
achieve that distinction. In the
first semifinal game tonight they
meet the Phillips Oilers of Bartles-
vile, Okla, who defeated them in
the finals of the National AAU tour
nament for the seventh time in
eight meetings this year.
Then, should they score an upset
over Bartlesville, they would have to
stop the winners of tonight's other
semiflnal game between Kentucky
and Baylor in the Olympic final
Wednesday night.
Right now, Bishops major worry
is the condition of Boryla's knee, in
jured in the last 20 seconds of Den
Evening star., 1948-03-29
billiard Without Rival
In Hurdle Racing
By the Assoeiaisd Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mar. 2e.-Fans
who saw Harrison billiard win his
SD and SD consecutive hurdle
races at the Purdue Relays Satur-
day night were convinced today the
man who beats him will need a jet
assisted takeoff.
The Negro ace from Baldwin
Wallace flashed over the low
hurdles twice in a 6.8 clocking that
tied his own American indoor rec
ord. billiard set that record at the
Purdue Relays in 1916 and tied 1t
again at Purdue last year.
billiard also tied the Purdue
Relays mark of IA in the 60-yard
high hurdles. but he was well over
the IL clocking he made. last week
as he set a new American indoor
record at the Chicago Relays.
Spectators were looking forward
to a red-hot duel in the final of the
low sticks when Fred johnson of
Michigan State also came up with
a 6.s clocking in the preliminary
heat. johnson stumbled over the
first hurdle in the main go, how
ever, and finished a poor fourth.
In addition to billiards two rec
ord-tying performances one other
meet mark was equalled and three
meet records we're broken.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Michigan S NCAA Win
Amazes Swim Coach
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Mar. 2s.-
Michigan's hairbreadth dethrone-
ment Of Ohio State, the defending
NCAA swim champion, and the SEN
sational performance of La Sale
Colleges superb breastroke king,
Joe Verdeur, still were sources of
amazement today to Wolverine
Coach Matt Mann.
The Michigan coach said he
planned several entries at the Ma
tional AAU meet at Yale University
this week end, but he preferred to
talk of the three-day doghght be-
tween Michigan and Ohio State for
the Nations swimming crown.
"The boys did a tremendous team
job," he said, but they're over the
hump now. Therell be no pressure
from here on. They can do what
they want at Yale"
"Tickled pink" over Michigan's
18th NCAA title, Mann had nothing
but praise for my boys" who swan
to 47-41 victory over the Buckeyes
with only one first place-a record
breaking 300-yard medley perform
ance-in the II events OF the 25th
annual championships.
He described as superb" the
swimming of Verdeur, who cut IL
seconds from the world breaststroke
record 2:16.4 he set last year.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Hero Of Two Wars Lured
Back 10 Grid by Dons
BY the Associotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 29.-The
Los Angeles Dons of the all-America
Football Conference today lured
veteran Backf1eld Coach Earl Mar
tineau out of retirement.
Martineau, possessor Of re-
markable record, joins Head Coach
Jimmy Phelan, under whom he
served at Purdue In 1929 when the
Boilermakers were unbeaten.
A decorated veteran of two World
Wars as Marine, Martineau served
as backfield coach for Fritz Crisler
for IA years-1932-37 at Princeton,
and 1938-45 at Michigan. He was
q star player at Minnesota under
Bill Spaulding in 1924 and coached
Western Michigan for five seasons.
Martineau retired from football
in 1916 but has been serving as
recreation director for the town of
PetoSky, Mich,
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Stars Injury May Cheat Denver
Coach of Unique Olympic Role

ver's 57-55 triumph over the Oak
land Bittners in the quarter-flnals
Saturday.
Our chances against Phillips all
depend on whether Boryla is able
to play" Bishop said in sizing up the
situation. "If he is ready to go, we'll
give the Oilers all they can handle" !"
Boryla, former Notre Dame star,
who plans to return to South Bend
next season, was the star of Den
ver's Saturday conquest, scoring 81
points before he hurt his knee in
trying to protect a two-point lead.
II certainly would like to make
that Olympic trip again" said
Bishop, shaking his head over
Boryla's mishap.
Bartlesville won it's way into the
semifinals with a 1892 triumph
over Brooklyn's National YMCA
champions Saturday night. 1t was
a breeze for the AAU champs, who
used their reserves much of the
game.
The other semifinal tonight sends
Kentucky against Baylor in repeat
performance of their final battle in
the NCAA eliminations which Ken
lucky won, 58-42.
Baylor turned in a close 59-57 de-
cision over New York University
Saturday, with Jimmy Owen firing
the winning basket only As seconds
before the end of the game. Ken
lucky sped into the semiflnals Sat-
urday night, eliminating Louisville
91-57
Evening star., 1948-03-29
National Cage PIoyoff
Continues Tomorrow
By the Assoeioted press

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 2s.-The
four surviving teams in the Ma
tional Basket Ball League playoffs
will go back to work tomorrow
night at Anderson, Ind, and Mo-
line, Ill.
The Rochester Royals will meet
the Anderson Packers and the Min
neapolis Lakers will play the Tri-
Cities Blackhawks on a two-out- +
three basis. The Royals and Pack
ers will resume at Rochester either
Thursday or Friday and will play
the third game, if necessary, the
next night. The Lakers and Black
hawks will play at Minneapolis
Wednesday and, If necessary, Friday
The final series between the East
ern and Western Division cham
pions will be played next week. 1t
will be for three games out OF five.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
WHdfowI Decline
Is Checked, u. S.
Officials Say

The decline of wild ducks and
geese in recent years apparently
has been checked, the Fish and
Wildlife Service said today.
But sportsmen need not ex-
pect more liberal hunting regula-
tions.
The continental waterfowl pop
ulation apparently hit the bottom
of the decline and leveled of"
said Service Director Albert M.
Day in a statement.
1T looks as though We have
about the same number of birds
this year as last year.
Although the situation is en-
couraging compared with the last
three years. there is little hope of
relaxing hunting regulations for
194S.
"Sportsmen and conservationists
will agree that we would be too
optimistic If we let the bars down
before we are certain that the
duck population trend definitely
points upward.
I'VE must still continue to hold
that line"
Clarence Cottam, assistant di-
rector, told an Associated Press
reporter more than half the
States showed an increase in the
annual waterfowl inventory taken
in January. Others had scarcely
q duck.
THE total waterfowl situation
is about the same as year ago."
Cottam said: mo startling in
crease or decrease.
"We feel that the decline Of
the past three or four years has
been checked-checked by strict
hunting regulations and good law
enforcement. by unfavorable
hunting weather and by good
game management practices"
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Calumet in Quandary
Over lis Jockeys
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 29.-Two car.
loads of Calumet Farm thorough
breds headed for Keeneland race
track at Lexington, KY. today, but
the question of who will ride them
still is unanswered.
Trainer H. A. (Jimmy) Jones said
Headley Woodhouse will do some
riding for us in Maryland" but
denied a report that the 27-year-
old jockey had signed a contract.
mike Walsh was quoted at
Bowie, Md, as saying Woodhouse
had signed Calumet contracto
Jockey Doug Dodson severed con-
nections with Calumet Farm last
month after several years service,
but ,hsy had no contract. Jones ex-
planned. Albert Snider succeeded
Dodson but he, too, did not, have
a contract. Snider disappeared with
two companions while on fishing
trip in the Florida Keys March 5.
Among the horses sent to Ken
lucky was Coaltown, regarded as a
likely starter in the Kentucky Der
by, Bewitch and Fervent.
Citation, Kentucky Derby favorite
and two other Calumet stars
Armed and Faultless-will leave
here today or tomorrow for Havre
de Grace. Md.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Exhibition Baseball
Games Today

Games To-Day.
New York tN) VS.. Pittsburgh (N] at
Fresno, Calf.
st. Louis IN VS.. Cincinnati tNl at
Tampa. Fla.
Chicago tN) vs.. Chicago (A) at Phoe-
nix. AriZ.
st. Louis tN) VS.. Boston tN) at Bra
denton, Fla.
Phils delphis tN) vs.. Detroit (A At
Lakeland, Fla.
Boston (A) vs.. New York (A) at st.
Petersburg. Fla.
st. Louis fA) VS.. Cleveland (A at
Tucson, Ariz.
Results Sunday.
st. Louis (N). 5; Philadelphia tN. 3.
Cincinnati (N, 8; Boston tNl. |.
Cleveland tA). z; Chicago tN). 3.
Boston (A), 10; washington (A). 8.
s.. Louis tA). 10; Chicago "a, 4.
Detroit (Al. z; New York (A). l.
Brooklyn tNl, 8: Montreal tno, 4.
Washington "B" tA), 8; Chattanooga
Toronto (IL). 3: Philadelphia "B" tN)
Evening star., 1948-03-29

I hope to retain them as my as
sistants," Rowland said, regardless
of systems Rowland is a single
wing devotee. In addition, Tuffy
Leemans may lend a hand.
Rowland Highly Recommended.
The 45-year- former Hender.
SON. Brown and Vanderbilt all-posi-
ton gridder, who spent three years
in Southern Conference football as
coach at the Citadel. comes to G. w.
with the highest recommendations
from big-name coaches, including
phone call from North Carolina
Coach Carl Snavely to harrington
which lasted almost half hour.
Several weeks ago it was reported
that if Snavely' left North Carolina
to coach the Los Angeles Dons, he
would take Rowland as his top as
sistant. Snavely decided to remain
with the Tar Heels, however. Row.
land worked with Snavely for five
years at Cornell.
Two years ago, Oklahoma City
University offered Rowland a flve-
year contract as head football coach,
but he did not sign it. Instead he
remained on year-to-year basis.
Rowland has IL years as a head
coach behind him, in addition to
several years as assistant coach,
but in his head coaching tenure he
never has led a team into sched-
ule such as the one that faces G. w
next year-Wake Forest, v. P. l.,
v. M. l., Virginia, Lafayette, Mary
land, Kansas, The Citadel, Duke and
Georgetown. The only help he will
receive in new players will be some
Junior college players. Freshman
are out as the Southern Conference
adopts the freshman rule this year
Coaching Record Good.
Rowlands teams won "a games, lost
% and tied 4 while he was head
coach. He was top man at Hender-
son, The sCitadel and Oklahoma
City and assistant at Ouchita Bap-
tist, Oklahoma u, Syracuse and
Cornell.
Rowland will confine his duties to
football, while Sherman will be the
new freshman basket ball coach.
Rowland succeeds Neil (Skip)
Stanley, who resigned to take posi-
ton as an assistant at the Univer-
sity of Washington. G. w. had a
head coach since then, Chauncey
Simpson, but the latter quit "a hours
after his appointment.
Evening star., 1948-03-29

tracks, the Bowie barns are filled
with nearly 1000 horses and hun
dreds more are stabbed at Havrs
de Grace, Pimlico and Laurel.
1t was because Of this competition
that Bowie set today for the start
OF It's 12-day meeting. Never be-
fore has the track opened until
April.
Racing Secretary John p. Turner's
entry box was filled to overflowing
for the days eight-race card. He
had to cut down a list Of 104 en-.
tries for the first race to 16.
Eighteen horses originally were
named for the 6-furlong Rowe, but
the following were scratched this
morning: Kanac, Glen Heather,
Lawless Miss, End of Strife and Free
| Transit.
Top-weighted at ll6 pounds for
the dash was Eagle Eye, owned by
Gustav Ring of Washington. The
4-year-old get of Discovery won two
out-of-four at Hialeah during the
winter.
G. G. Gilbert's Scholarship, q
sprinter which takes to the soft,
sandy Bowie racing strip, has been
asked to carry Ill pounds in its
bid to repeat his last years win in
the Rowe. Scholarship trained at
Bowie over the winter and, although
it has not run in competition until
now, was reported in racing trim.
Incline. Repand, Tarpan, Flag
Drill, Tacaro, Briar and Pompeian
also were looked upon with favor.
After completion of the Bowie
meeting, the Maryland racing scene
will shift to Haxre de Grace for Ia
days starting April u and then to
Pimlico, where a 12-day "Preakness"
meeting will get under way May 8.
Bowie. Pimlico. Laurel and Havre
De Grace will split up the 100 days
the State has allotted to mile-track
racing for 1948.
The five Maryland half or three
quarter mile ovals-Marlboro, Ti-
monium, Cumberland, Hagerstown
and Bel Air-will each hold To-day
summer meetings.
Post time daily at Bowie is 2
pm. The usual special trains to
the Southern Maryland racing plant
have been banned because of the
coal mine shutdown, but fleets Of
busses will operate daily between
Washington and Bowie and from
Baltimore to the track.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
PhiIsGet Heusser,
|HurIer With 1913
Montreal Mark
BY the Assoeictsd Press


PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 29.-
The Philadelphia Phillies an
nounced today the purchase of
Ed Heusser, a pitcher, from the
Brooklyn Dodgers. Heusser
topped international league
pitchers last season, winning 10
and losing 3 for Montreal.
The Phils Office said no other
players were involved. Purchase
price for Heusser was not dis
closed.
Heusser, a 6-foot-l right
handler, broke into organized
baseball when he was 20 years,
old, appearing with Fort Wayne
of the Central League in 1929.
He came into the majors in
1885 with the St. Louis Cardinals,
winning five and losing five. He
was shipped to the minors again
and came up briefly with the
Phils in 1888 and the Philadel-
phia Athletics in 1910.
His longest major league stretch
was from 1943 through 1916 when
he played for the Cincinnati
Reds. In 1914, he led the Ma
tional League in earned-run av-
erage allowing 238 runs per
nine innings.
Cincinnati traded him to
Brooklyn in 1946 for Outfielder
Augie Galan and Heusser was
sent to Montreal last season. He
pitched six shutouts last year,
struck out So and walked A.
1t was the second acquisition
of a pitcher by the Phils in three
days. The club bought Charley
Wensloff from the New York
Yankees last Saturday.