davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10
EinwandeFungsvisa fuer j. S. A.
in Deutschland und Oesterreich

Die amerifaniihcn aonillate in
SeatlhlanS unO Seiterreib bahen
am 26. Som,ar 5. S. nit scr pear.
beitung Der GinnanocrllngsantrGae
pon regulGren Suoteneimuanoerern,
Die IN Der amerifaniihen, britiiden
unS iranioiiidpn Gone Don 1cutid)-
lanS nnS Seitereib unS Sen ameri-
fanii6en, britiiden mo iransoiiihen'
Seftoren bon Berlin ,no 9Sicn ,pob.
nen, begonnen. Tie Re9iitricrung
oieler GinwanoerilngsantrG9 begann
I'M September lcBteu Sabrcs. Snl
Suli 1913, ipie eriunerlit). bcgonucn
Die ameritaniicben aoniiuate in oie-
len Sdnocrn nit ser 9carbcitl,ng ser
Ginparoerlln9santriige pon Gcrio,
Aen, Die alBerbalb ser Ginpanoe-
rilngsuuote oocr nit elmer Gorsl9s-
quote einpunbcrn fonnen. Gbeiralen
llno rnperbciratctc minNpridbri9c
ainoer pon nmerfaniidcn Viirgcrn
llno GbcnIdnnern uou amerifaniihen
Yiirgcrinncn, ocrcn Gbc por Dem 4:
Sanllar l04S geihloiicn muroe. oiir.
fcn auBcrbalb Der Quote cinpanocrn.
Gltcrn pon polliGbriacn Mmcrifanern
nno GbenlGnncr uon amerifaniihen
tSrauen. oeren Gbe am oSer nod Dem
[. Sanuar 1913 geib!oijcn puroc.
itno inerlter 2inie 81 Gor5u9squoten
bered)tigt. Sn apeiter Sinie 9enicBen
oieien 8or5us Gbeiraueu uno unpers
beiratete minberjGbrige ainoer BON
Nnsldnbern, Ole iiir oanernoen Nui=
entbalt in Die 0ereinigten Staaten
Sllgelaiien porben limo.
Gle 9earbcitlna pon autrGacn
fiir Veiuds. uno anberc Tiien iiir
einen roriibergebenben slmientbalt
in ben Gsreinigten Stoaten muroc
ebeniaas I'M Sull nuigenonlncn
MusgencmTlcn iino MntrGac %"
Yerionrn. oic leoislih gum Vergnii
gen coer gum 0eilf Don Nerlpano.
ten Amerifa be;lld)en pollen. Mnoe.
rerleits merOen oerartige Siien er.
teilt an @eid)ditsreiieroe l,no Her.
lonen. Die ans oringenoen per onli,
den @riinoen (jum 8eiipiel: aranf.
belt Don naben 9ln9eborigenD nod
bier fommen molten.
Die &esiitrierung bon Ginwanoe.
riltgsantrdgen ourd) oir &oniu ate
bat nit Der GinTanoerung pon .9is.
placed Herions" nihts 81 tim. IS
miro ieood) displaced Herions. oie
beablid)tigen nm Ginpanoerung nm
ter Dem displaced Ncr'ons Neits
naf5l'lld,en, acraten. gleif)5eitig
Nntrage iiir GiMuanoerung umter
Dem aasemeinen Ginnanoerllngsgc-
ieB bel oen anerifaniiden 2oniula-
ten adpriGen. SoQtc icjtseiteat
meroen, oaB oic'e Yerionen 5ur Gin
luanoeruns ais displaced Yeripns
nid)t bcreftist iino. fopnten lie oann
UNI elm reg,dGres Gin,panOcriings.
piium nadiuden. ga oieie Mntr1ee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10
Elm haeuf|ein deutscher
Kinder Wird zur Sensation

Ser Sefretdr fir iosiale @obliabri
iprad) BON guten Afrifanern, oils Die
lid sic Sungen uno Md0el, sic MN
airifanii6en 8oben betraten, INNER
seigen iollen unb - bic ,0ietIe Sin,
Der" iangen. Sic iauaeu uabrbaitig
in Nirifaniid), ibrer neuen vDtuttcr
iprabe". @dbreno Ser langen lleber.
fabrt batten iie einige 2ieb6en ge.
lcrnt. NIT oenen iie lif in oic Ser.
sen ibrer fiinitisen Yileaeeltern bin.
eirlIangen.
5odter bes yeriten Nanues" Der
llnion.
Die Sd)lr Der I'M Saien uerian.
meltenen Nooptipe tern itano in fei.
nem Sergleif 81 Den S3 fleinen
Sungen uno NGoten aus Dem oeut
Ihen 9tor0en. Man bGtte rubig sic
ooppelte An5ahl uon oeutiden Sin,
bern bringen fonnen. ni6t zines
mdre iibris aeblieben. Mis- erite per,
lieB Die @attin oes iiibairifaniibel
0finiiterprGlioenten Tr. Walan, Oc:
9tabiolgers Snnlts. nit .ibrem
aino" oas Sd)iii. Gie fleine bea
b!onoe uno blallailgige Sermine, oil
oben aus Sdleslpie itamlnt. trippel
te pergniiat neben ibr Rr. Sn &iirSt
miro iie Sermine Malan beiben uni
Sie Sod)ter Oes eriten Nannes oe,
Union Iein. 300 Neilem unS mebi
paren Ole ssarmer mo @auilcutc
oic &anSmcrfer uno Staatsbeamten
fursum alle sic. sic bon Scr5cn gcrr
elm ociItid)es &ino ibr eigen nenner
mollten, gefonnlen. 0iele muBter
am &apitaotcr Saien enttGuift febrt
MAIDEN. bcnn Grdtoria partete and
uod).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10

Soambur9. - 6amburo mill iei=
ne alte SeoeutlmN als SSeltbufen=
ltabt unu ols heoeutenoltcr Musipun=
ocrunasbaiet ipieoer acipinnen. Ser
Sctot tu,rD perluhcn, ben III Den
ndd)lten Nabren 5ll crluartenDel
@trUn Der 9lllsiuunDcrer iibcr ieinen
Alafe! 81. lliten. gercits fir lesl
miro mit Der sluslpulDerllnN Don
800 bis 900 Ecripnen onh 9raii=
lien lno etlpa Der 0leilbcn slnsabl
bon s!usloallbercrn nuh 9lrgcntinine
ilbcr Soun,pllrg geretbnct. Son Sum-
bis Nnpeh.ber 1913 baben Don
Sumbur9 al.s nlonatlid) bis ,u 400
Ecrlollen uno ,lpar mur ioae=
nulinte Jiilflponberer - Die Heiie
in Die beiocn ;iipamcrifoniid)en
Staaten angetreten. Die 3ulaiilm9
ipeitcrer Sterile lno Die ;Sreiaabe Ell
ncr sluslpunocrerauote burh bic Il.
9. u. miro nad) 9lniid)t oes Senats
olc suslpanDcrlna lteiaern. Sie
Serld)iffuna nad) Den Gereinigtcn
Staatcn Aina bisbcr ausicblieRlidJ
ilber Bremen, ipGbreno bic Srans=
porte nah Siioomerita Soambllro
aelcitet puroen. Sn Gurbapen ian
ben einiae Ginihifilln9en nod) &a=
nana itatt.
Die 9lusiponoerer aus Der britt
iben Gone lpcroen in einem aon=
trollaaer slllammcn9cfaBt. bepor lie
fllrs Dor ibrer 9lrsreiic nah !Sam=
burg transportiert lpcrbcn. 3tiif=
ipapoerer aus Der fran,OIiid)cn,
amerifaniihen lno iotpietiiden
Gone finben iid) bereits lGn0cer 3eit
Dor slblauf oes Shiffes in Samburq
elm. ipeil NIT Der bier aniGiiiaen
Hepatriierungsfommiiiion ioipit
NIT Der Wilitdrreaierllna mb Der
Nertretern Der Geeoereien meiit alb.
id)licBcno perbonhclt neroen muB.
'Silr Sambura eraibt iid) oaourd
Die Notluenoiafeit. ipieoer 9lusipan
0ererballen ooer =beime III eritellen
INN ben intcrnationalen Shiffsper
febr auf lid su sieben. gremer
hat bereits in elmer ebemalie9n So
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10
Hamburg will Wieder Elm
AusWandererhafen Werden
der Avswondervns wird sereehnet

ierne Observation-Disclosures
iiir 400 Ferionen 9eifaffen. Die
leiht auf oos Tcppelte erb0bt ,per=
Den tonnen. Sic Sambur0er 9au=
heboroe priift ieit Wsitte Sftober
oic .M0alidfeit. Die friiheren. ourd,
Arieaseinluirfuna ,eritOrten slus-
lpanpcrcrbalen lpieoer auf,ubauen.
SaS Serpirflihen etipaiaer Gl1ne
pilroe aber ippbl nod lanae Belt
DalIen. Saber lit iest geplant. ,u=
nGd)lt elm porliiufiges 9luspanoe=
rln9sbcim sll errihten, oas ipdter
fiir 9Sobnsmcfe pernenOct perben
fam. uno lpenn elm enoaiiltiaes
9luslpanbcrerbeim aeid)affen norocn
lit. Snrerlt ioll Gin Yarafcnlaaer
Der Seutihen &erft in iSinfenper=
Der NIT einem 8eiumtfoitcnallfipanD
Don 100000 Murf beraerihtet per.
Den.
@runoiGblirh lit Die 9luspanbe.
rlm0 aus Seutihalno nah einem
&ontrollratsbeihluB perboten. Sine
Observation-Disclosures miro Der su.
ItGnDiacn SciatunNsmalbt MIR in
slusnabnefGllen erteilt. Sic lit Da=
bel in fciner &eiie an cine etipa por.
lieNenoe observation-disclosures bes
3iellanbes, Die fir bic 9luipsonbe=
rlm9 lit. acbllnoen. Sm allgemcinen
lpiro Die 9lllstpanoeruna in eriter
Clinic Hiidfebrern. ioipie rolliih=re-
li9iOs INN politiid) Gerfolgten,
EricItern lmo iolhen Nusreiienoeu
aclpGbrt. Die su nGhlten Gerlpano-
ten fabren. pie aetrennt lebenoe
Gbegatten umo Eerionen iiber "a
Sabre.
Sie Gereiniaten Staaten baber
cine Ginipanoerllngsuuote pon sll.
nGhlt $4,000 Eerionen freioeecben
ie ,ur 6Glfte fiir Heihspeutite TO-
lpie iiir Selterreid)er uno iiir Tolfs
ocutihc. &anaoo aeitattet nur inl
d)en 9eutid,en bic GinipdneDruna
pic nidt in Der &ebrmaht aeoien
bahen unb nah,peislih niht Mit
9lieb Der 9tSS9llS paren. ,Siir oi'
Ginponocrlmo fonmen bauptiGd,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10
&apitaots Yoliaci alarmiert.

81 &inOer lollten es in Yrltoria
nod Iein. Man SGblte INNER mieoer.
Gines ieblte. Hritorias Yolisei batte
aufregenOe Stl,noen. Die 8abnltrefe
puroe abgeillft, genaueite Inter.
Iildungen angeiteat. aber es blieben
nur 60. Der 7idbrige @oIi Dieter
feblte. 1elegramme ppiiben Yr6to-
ria lmo aopltaot alarmiertcn Sap
ItaSts Eoli5ei. Sic mar nidt minoer
griinolib als sic in YrGtoria uno
bratte aud oie sll1ifldruns: Cine
Witwe bon elmer benadbdrten iSarm
Gatte 4eiallen an Dem fleinen blon-
Den aerl geiunSen. Ob er nit ibr
fommcn nolle, bate iie geiragt, uno
aui ibr b.itenoes auto ge5eigt. Als
Nolf Sicter allBer Dem sluto auh
nod biper'e Spieliaheu entoedte,
iiberleate er anilteincnS ni6t cine
Sefunbe. 9eioe paren nidt ionSer.
lld) be9eiitert, oils ibnen sic Yoli5ei
ins Saus riifte. Gs ging aber gut:
elc lelbltdnoige Game bari ibren
&oli Sieter bebalten. YrGtoria batte
alleroings ein cnttilidtes Mnoptip-
Glternpaar mebr.
Gam itanoen am @abnboi YrI.
tpria nod brci 8eidmilter aus San.
noper, oide SrGllcn in oen 9llmen.
Sie iollten iid, pcrabihieocn llno
tiinitig Sunoerte pou Meilcn ge=
,rcnnt Ieben. Ginem Gbcpaar aus
GorSonS Sap tat ser Salnmer DER
&inocr leiS. Sic nnbmen ltatt oes
eincn MGohens, oas Tie babeu moQ-
ten. audi nod sic beiocn Yriioer nit.
allgcnclncs Shmun5eln o6 oicies
GntIhlniies uno iini labenoc Sc
libter brallitcn nit Dem 1oro sur
Staot binaus.
"Gs mar 81 Wenig 3cit." flagtc
Die oentld)Iprabige .aagemeinc 3ei-
tllng 0inbboef" uno Die in Mirifa.
mid ge'f)riebene ,Gape times" trifit
oie gleid)e Jeititellung. Auh oie eng.
llih-iprahigen 3eitlmeen beid)Gitig.
ten iid) ieitenlang nit Dem SGmilein
oeutid)er &inSer, nm Die it'd meit
iiber tau'enb Yileaccltern berporben
hatten.
(aag. 3eitune, Samburg.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10
Spaak an der Spite neuer Grippe
fuer westeuropa : Aufbau
Nsus Grippe sol cssundung bssehlemigsn helen.

Earis. = Der britiihe Esrcmie,
Edlll= =6cnri Spaaf puroe gum
Sberbalpt elmer ncuen @rlippe er.
nannt. Die fiir cine beihleuniste
lpirtihaftlidc 8ciumouno Guropas
iorgen ioll. >sm Gerlarf elmer oreiz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10

Samburg. - S3 belltite &inoer
perlieBen fiirSlib Samburg, Inn in
SiiOmeltafrifa cine nere Seimat su
iinoen. Sic nurben pon airitaniiden
1amilien noopticrt. SeBt lit Ger erIte
8eritt iiber Die Nuinabme ser flei.
men Ausmanoerer IN Samburg Elm.
getroiien. Or 5eistc, oaB oie 1ent-
iben OralBen in Der gSelt mebr
Jrellnbe baben, als lie ielblt glauben.
8enig Nenihen maren am !Sam=
burger Salrptbabnboi. oils oie fleinen
@aiIen unO Solhpaiien ser Seinlat
Salet iagten. Gin paar 8otc &reu5.
Shpeitern unO rSanten" aus oen
&inOerbeimen traien Die lebten Sor.
bereitllngen, elm Mann uon Der go
d,enihmt filrbelte uno einige Sour
nalilten IId)ten aus Den ilahsfopfi-
gen ooer bunfelbnarigen Niritareiien.
oen nod eiilises beraus5ubolen. Cine
Itutter. Die eiues ibrer iehs &inoer
nit Dem 3use entidminoen iab, rang
am 9abniteig ltlmm bie SGnoe. -
Gann perlieien iih oie Yfenihen.
Gin &apitel war abseib. b.oiien. gines
Der iriiberen 6einoeslGnoer bate als
erites oeutidpe ainher oils eigen an,
genpnlmcn.
Gin berslides @ilfummeu.
southampton mar bie erIte Sta
tion ser fleinen @eltreiienOen. Nel
eingetleiSet bcitiegcn iic sic r@in,
DIETER Cattle, sic lie nod slirifa
brafte. Nls sic &leinen braunge-
brannt BON Der langcn Seereiie. in
aapitaot an Sano aingen. id)ien Die
Staot &opi 50 iteben. Die balbe
&egierilng Der Siioairifaniiben
llnion par 5ugeeen. Ger 8eiuno.
beitsminiiter bielt cine Anipra6e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10

gtnb g. nnD 0Are 1naeADssa.~
0gttAIieb sm QtantenDeretn raD
GentraI EertanbP Deam mtdst. .eSs
q lie Neh teta1tsetaM. I'm aemansre
Sassrmatism rnten ets ben 9sfeu.
beftfefes an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-10
German Ad No. 30
Wurunn
Ieiden Sic
IN

is]o. 1906 Hartleibigkeit :?
Erlangen Sic schnslle, erprobte,
anRenehme Lindsrung init
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
.PortyGirls
Acquitted

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30 tap
- Two Hollywood party girls
today were acquitted of extor-
ton charges, growing out of an
affair one of them had with a
wealthy television school opera
tor.
The pair, red heared Helen
Keller, "a, formerly of Selins-
grove, Pa, and Toni Hughes, %,
chubby brunette from New Roch-
ellie, N. Y, were accused in seven
counts of taking some $1,000
from Ben Klekner, 49, of Holly
wood.
The jury of seven women and
four men - one less than usual
because of a members illness
had deliberated for nearly two
days.
The case was an outgrowth of
a recent Los Angeles vice quiz.
The girls were indicted by the
grand jury after hearing Kick
ner tell how they made a re-
cording of one bedroom scene
between him and Miss Keller.
Miss Hughes acknowledged
that she arranged for the re.
cording, but said she did 1T to
protect her roommate.
Klekner had alleged that they
threatened to tell his wife, Ia,
of his romatic interludes with
Miss Keller, here and in Palm
Springs.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
Scott
Won't Quit

Hazel SCOTS $4,000 racial
discrimination" suit against a
Pasco couple will be fought to a
final decision" her attorney,
John Horrigan of Pasco, said yes.
terday. -..-
Miss Scott, famed Negro plan.
list, is suing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Utz, charging they deprived her
of her civil rights in refusing her
service in their restaurant here
last February. Miss Scott appear.
ed in concert at Richland.
The Utzs no longer operate the
restaurant. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Utz are not dis.
posed to settle and we intend to
see the case out to a final de-
cision," Horrigan told a Courier.
Herald reporter.
Thursday in Spokane Judge
Sam M. Driver refused a. defense
motion to dismiss the case. He
held 1909 state civil rights law
gave Miss Scott the right to sue.
The defense argued that free.
dom of contract, not racial pre-.
JUDGE, was the issue.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
90 House Members
Employ Relatives

But a check showed that most of
the. relatives have definite jobs
to do.
Some of them put in long hours
and carry loads for their bosses.
Some work a few hours a week.
Some rarely appear at the office
but some do tipping, speech-writ-
ing and research al home.
Regardless of the amount or
type of work done, a congress
man can employ any relative he
desires without violating any
law. H..
The house of representatives
who had relatives on their No.
vember payroll, the Identities of
the relatives, and their salaries:
Ellsworth, r., Ore.-Patricia ].
Ellsworth, daughter; Novel.--4
salary SS31.71.
Koran, r., Wash.-Helen L. Ho-
ran, wife; November salary
S10l.06. -
Tollefson, L., Wash.-Eva M.
Tollefson, wife; November sal
airy $392.06.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
New England Doctor Accused Of Mercy
Killing Freed Under SIS 900 Bond

reporters:
Il did not suggest to anyone
that my sisters suffering be end
ed by any means. AS far as I'm
concerned it should have been
left to the will of God"
Louis Constantine said he was
not familiar with the injection
but felt "Now that she is gone
she is better off"
Bernard Constantine said he
held "No malice" towards the
doctor but felt although he
thought he was doing what was
right / think his actions were
wrong"
County Sheriff Thomas O'Brien
said DR.. Sander told him he had
mo regrets" and later told him:
81 feel that 1 did right, moral
ly. l don't think l committed
any crime. I may have broken
a law"
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31

killing Mrs. Abbie Barroto, SO,
of Manchester, by injecting 1O
cubic centimeters of air into her
veins with a syringe last Dec. 4.
Friends rallied to the doctors
support and the dead woman's
husband - Reginald F. Barroto,
an oil salesman - handed re.
porters at the family home a
typewriter statement.
" think DR.. Sender Is q won.
derful man. I cdnnot believe
that he is in any way to be
blamed for my wife's passing.
He has my complete conf
dence."
Investigation of the death be-
gan yesterday - Is days later
when a periodic check of records
at HillsbOrO county hospital
brought to light DR.. Sanders
signed report on the injection.
Confronted by investigators, he
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
Farm Prices Below
Fair Level Now

record high of January, 1913,
while production and living costs
are down only about four per
cent from the September, 1913,
high.
The report was the last under
the "old" parity formula. A new
method Of figuring so-called
"fair" prices goes into effect to-
morrow midnight along with the
new farm law passed at the last
session of congress.
The new formula includes
hired labor costs for the first
time and gives weight to the re-
lationship between farm prices
and costs during the most recent
1O-year period.
Under the formula, the gap be-
tween farm prices and costs re-
ported today presumably would
have been even greater.
The price decline was led by
poultry and eggs, meat animals,
cotton and truck crops. Hay and
grain prices increased slightly.
Just before the report was
made, the agriculture depart.
ment announced it was moving
back into the egg market to
bolster tumbling midWestern
prices. It offered to buy dried
eggs In January and February
from professors who pay farmers
an average of Is cents a dozen
for ungraded eggs.
The report showed that only
seven of the more important farm
crops were priced at more than
100 per cent of the old parity in
id-December. They were type
81 tobacco, cattle, calves, lambs,
butterfat, milk and turkeys.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31

was quoted as replying. =
1T was an act OF mercy. There
was never any malice in my
heart" ..
DR.. Sander was accused in the
warrant specifically with kill
ing Mrs. Barroto "felOniouSly,
wilfully and of malice afore.
thought"
County solicitor William H.
Craig, who swore out the muir.
der warrant, spoke highly of the
doctors reputation in this small
community, but said:
Ne thought he was perform
ing On act Of mercy but there
is no justification for commit
ting murder under any cir.
cumstdnces."
And Mrs. Barroto's three bro
theirs held divided opinions.
One of them - Thomas Con-
stantine of Bangor, Me-, told
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
PP&L Reported
Up For Sale

PORTLAND, Dec. 30-R-The
Oregonian said tonight that three
Pacific Northwest power com.
panies-Pacific Power and Light,
Washington Water Power, and
Puget Sound Power and Light
may be sold soon.
The newspaper said it was told
by New York sources that nego-
tiations are underway, either to
sell the firms or to offer them
for sale. The sources were not
identified. t..
Pacific Power and Light and
Washington Water Power are un-
der holding company, Ameri.
can Power and Light. Puget
Sound Power and Light is indie.
pendent.
The Oregonian said it under
stood the reported price for all
three utilities was $135, 900, 900.
No officials here would con-
firm the report of impending
sales.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
SuUerQUits
NuvyPost

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 80. CUPI
George Sauer resigned today as
head football coach at Navy,
giving as his reason loyalty to
two assistant coaches who had
been released.
Sauer, who came to Navy In
Jan. 1913 and still had two years
to run on a four year contract,
submitted his resignation after
the Navy athletic department ex.
ecutive committee refused to re.
new the contracts of line coach
Bob ingalls, and backfield coach
Vic Bradford.
They've stuck by me-" said
Sauer. "Now I'll stick by them.
We've been a team for four years,
and they've proved to me they
know football.
Both Ingalls, and Bradford were
assistants to Sauer for two years
at the University of Kansas, re-
signing there to come with him
to Navy.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
COURT ORDERS GEN. lLEvvELLYN REINSTATED
TIL Law
Violation
Chqrged

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30, - CUP
- Northern soft coal operators
today filed Taft-Hartley law vio-
lation charges against John l..
Lewis in growing industry
drive for court action to restore
five.day work week in the
mines. :.,......
The Southern Coal Producers
Association opened the legal at
tack Wednesday. In formal
complaint to the National Labor
Relations Board and its general
counsel, Robert N. Denham, it
accused Lewis of refusing to
bargain in good faith and of US
Ing a three. day work week to
coerce the industry into signing
an illegal closed shop con.
tract. .G4.
Nearly identical charges were
lodged with Denham and the
board today by major soft 'coal
producers in Indiana, Ohio, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Vir-
ginia. They represent about one
sixth Of the nations annual coal
output. The Southerners also re-
present about one sixth.
De1ham told the United Press
he was referring the charges i'm
mediately to his Baltimore re-
gional office for investigation.
The same office already has
been ordered to look into the
Southern complaint.
II 1t decides the charges have
some basis, it can issue a formal
complaint against Lewis and his
United Mine Workers. Denham
then can ask the federal court
for an injunction forcing Lewis
to abide by the Taft-Hartley
law.
Lewis today disclosed that he
has signed new contracts, on
his terms, with another small
group Of Independent coal opera
tors.
He said that as Of today oper-
ators producing more than 49,.
000,000 tons year have signed
contracts which produce IS cents
q day wage increases and a Is
cents ton increase in the oper.
ator contribution to this union
welfare fund.
Total annual output of the
soft coal is about 6O0, 0OO, 900
tons.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-31
Ex-Wife Sues Esfofe

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30 -(UP)
Wallace Beery'S ex-wife sued his
estate today for 81, 524, 800, charg-
ing that the late film star had
defrauded her in a property set.
Element. Mrs. Areta Berry, wed
to the actor in 1924 and divor-
ced from him in 1899, said he
had nothing when. they were
married, but accumulated more
than 100000 in community
property during the marriage.
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state law.
Thurston county superior Judge
Charles Wright issued a memo
opinion on the controversy today.
ENTITLED TO ORDER
! He said Llewellyn was entitled
to an order restraining Langlie
from interfering with his occu-
pancy of the office. .-
In issuing the opinion, the
judge upheld Llewellyn's con.
tention that he had actually held
the office at all times even
though Langlie had appointed
another man to the post and
Llewellyn had not been physic.
ally present in the office.
Judge Wright did not rule on
the title to the office, however,
holding that that question was
not before him. -. ~.
His opinion said:
This action not being one to
try title to the office but only
to determine the rights to i'm
mediate possession of the office,
the court will consider no other
questions.
In Tacoma, Llewellyn said he
was tremendously pleased" with
Judge Wright's opinion and told
the Associated Press:
when take up duties again
as adjutant general, my first
move will be to reestablish unity
within the Washington National
Guard that eliminated partisan
politics. No defense mechanism
can be successfully created that
is based on party politics.
POLITICAL CHARGES MADE
At the time Governor Langlie
asked him to resign, Llewellyn
charged the governor wanted to
Gust him for political reasons.
Langlie denied the charge.
Langlie indicated today that
every effort will be made to pre-
vent Llewellyn from actually re-
Stunning the post.
He declared:
The decision rendered by
Judge Wright does not in any
way touch or effect the main is
sue in the case involving the ad.
jutant generals office. His de.
cision does involve temporary in.
junctive relief and we believe
the court is in error in its deci.
sion, and we will promptly ap.
peal the decision to the supreme
court"