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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-13
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-13
U. S. ErkIaerung ueber
Soviet Forschung

Ias Staotsoepartment bradte Die
Mniid)t aum Musorud, oab oie Be.
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Staatsbepartment perGiientliht suur.
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f1ung uno ungebinterter @ebanfens
austaui1 mebr uno mebr bei6ranft
icien, ie tpeiter oas gees ser tommu-
niitiiden parteialtiiidt aussebreitet
peroe.
Die ruiiilde Biiienidait fommt
nod, ser Shiloerung eans uub gar
unter bie Mufiidt elmer ausaeoebn.
ten uno eritidenoen 8iirctratie. Die
Der Snitiatibe ieoen Weut nimmt,
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2aui6abn a6idneioet, Der iib oie
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mentierung bes Genfens cine Ger
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noh in ben erlten Sabren mad Dem
ariee beitanb Die augemeine Mnjiht.
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Sold aten i'm
Durcheinander

&am6urs. - Ias politiid,e Nahs
friessleben III. Ieutiblano, Oas -
regional betradtet - in ein5elnen
@ebieten ihon int Jebrliar 1915
begann, gleid)t einem @drlngspro.
;eb, Der offenbar rod lauge nidlt
abseidloiien lit. 9erubiaungseridei-
n,lngen maren itetS nur porii6er-
gebenoer Natur SrsenOwober iIOb
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nelle 9lalen nod oben.
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lett 6 Sabren Meniden, meiit iunee
oOer iogar iebr illnae Meni6en &c.
idoben, Oenen porber nicbts iremocr
mar, oils Die 8iibne politiiher Nus-
einanSeriesungcn. Sic faulen aus
allen Simmelsritbtirgen in einc il.
men iait iren1O semor.ene Seilnat -
tells bireft bon ben sen suiammen-
sebrodencn Oelltihen Trontcn lmo
tells aus Oer Gnse itabelorabtum.
jlunter Eager.
Sober ebrlibe Maun, Der - ipie
ct bottle fit imner - oie Uniform
oussog, bate iib innerlih IGneit
bon Den Tppen obeeiest, oenen mi.
litartitiihes Ienfen uno &anoeln
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as Kriegsverbreeher
in Londsberq beqnodiqt

Sdnosber9. - Inter ben sll
@eibnahten bon oen ouerifaniihen
9tiIitdrbeboroen etpGbrten General.
pardon tpuroen IL .ueitere Seutife
aus bem 9u6tbous bier entIaiien:
bie erite Grippe fam idon uorise
ISOLDE frei.
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Serbrehen gegen Nidtoeutid)e iibers
fiibrt ipcrSen paren, ou Weibnatten
Si SauIe iein. RprmaIerpeiie mir.
ben lie ibre Strafen @noe Sanuar
berbiibt baben.
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universitoet Heidelberg
SOS Juhre alt

9etoelberg. - Tie ltniperlit6t
&eioelberg feierte NIT cinem iSeit.
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treter Der itaatIiden uno foullnuna-
len Beboroen tell. Ssn ieiner Nln.
iprabe erflarte Rroieiior Or. Ser.
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Donovsehwoben in dos
Deltuqebiet der Donou?

Wien. - Ser Yeirat Ser 8oIts.
oeutiden eriudte oen Snnenminiiter,
ieltjuitellen, Oh oie Nahri1ten Den
2atlahen entipreben. oaB in ser
lebten 3eit Gonauihpaben unter
llnmenidliden 9ebinsungen aus
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ta9ebiet ser Conan pcridleppt NOR.
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rs IN oem Grluben ocS geirates.
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tet peroelL oieicn ihluersepriiiteu
Menidcn our0 internotionale Sr.
9aniiationen Silfe ;u Ieiiten.
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Quer dureh die Welt

Cine pl0tIif,e lnS heftiae Sdnee=
Doe ont Gienstag abeno mahte sic
Straben &roR=Glebelanbs alatt,
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oer uabcu Neitieite. Ger Gerfehr
auf Der Main slpe. Bride lpar am
ihlinniten. Oltipdrts iabrenbe slu.
tos batten Shtpieriafeiten. bic Ieid,=
te AnbObe III beipaltiaen. Memorial
ShpreipaD mar ipieeelslatt. @eit=
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lpater Gonthous fcnnten ebenfo4s
nid)t bic Mnbohe nehmen. 0erfehr
in lorma uno anoeren @ororten
iiodte ia't aduslid. sluh Nfron.
Sarberton uno GunaI,paa ,Salls lit
ten inter beitiNem Sd)neefau.
Die 1 NroRmad)te teilten in ga
ris nit, lie bGtteu iitt alli cine IL
ytotiouen beiiebenbe slbriIltrnsS
tomnliiiion aeeiniat. 1ie SoIpiet=
union unb bic @eitmGhte iinb aber
nod ipeit ouseinanoer in Der aaSraae
Der sltomfcntrollen. Die pier @roE-
mGhte iiihrteu bisher seheime &c.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Texans Meet Fort Wayne
In SeInipro Feature
By the Ass. :iatso Pres,

WICHITA, Kans.. Sept. 3.-1f
the Sinton CTex) Oilers get past
Fort Wayne tonight. they'll have
a good chance of coping the Ma
tional Semipro Baseball tourna-
ment title.
Sinton and the Fort Wayne
Qnd) Capeharts. the defending
champions, meet in the feature OF
a three-game quarter final card.
All teams in the quarter finals,
except Slnton, have lost one game
in the double elimination tourna-
ment
In last nights games. Fort
Wayne eliminated the South AMI
boy IN. j Briggs, 20.
Sinton handed the Atwater
(CalifJ Packers their first loss by
a 81 score Fort Campball, Ky.
beat Casa Giande. AriZ., 4-3, and
the Lafayette Gnd) Red Sox
blanked the Camp Pickett, Va,
43d Division team, SO.
The Camp Lejeune IN. c. Ma
rlnes advanced into the quarter
finals by shutting out the Su-
perior tNebrJ Knights, 80.
Tonignt's games: Atwater vs.
Fort Campbell; Sinton VS.. Fort
Wayne. Lafayette VS.. Camp Le-
jeune.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Arcade, Garvin's Seek
SofthaII Title Today
specioI Dispoteh 10 The stor

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Sept.
3.-Final play in the Central At
lantic Regional softball tourna-
ment was set for today and sitting
in the drivers seat for the mems
title was the Trenton Democratic
Social Club of Baltimore.
Trenton. unbeaten in this
double knockout tournament,
handed Arcade Pontiac of Wash
ington its first loss yesterday. 10.
behind Gil Weslowsky'S one-hit
pitching.
Still in the running with Arcade
and Trenton are the Williamsport
Pickelners and the Bradford (Pa.)
Firemen. Pairing for todav's semi
final and final rounds were to be
made Immediately before game
time.
Washineton's entry in TIE wom-
ems division-Carvjn's Crt1l-also
absorbed its FIST defeat. so, by
the Pottstown pa Cardinel-
cites. These two teams end the
Norfolk Navy Waves and Balti-
more Fillies battle today for the
title.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
StruqqIe for Juvenile Turf Title
Likely to Garry Down to Wire

last Saturday matched the race
record and at the finish he was
2 lengths in front of the Calumet
Farms Hill Gail. winner of the
first three of his five races.
The Dunn colt, sired by one OF
the turf's fastest. has been the
hardest worker of the quintet.
He has been to the post 13 times
and chalked up eight wins and
two seconds for a bankroll of
$104,9 ,972.
Cousins time of 1:191s in the
61a furlongS of the Hopeful was
none too impressive but the racing
strip was not at its best.
The race, in which the Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt colt turned
the tables on Greentree Stables
previously unbeaten Tom Fool,
showed Cousin likes distance of
more than "a mile.
Earlier he was beaten a length
by Tom Fool at 6 furlongs but
in the longer Hopeful the VAN
derbilt flyer won by the same
margin. The Hopeful victory was
his sixth in eight starts and ran
his total earnings to $4,000.
Jet Master. which bucked in
the Grand Union Hotel Stakes
won by Tom Fool, has not been
out of the money in nine starts
winning six Of them.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 3. - Don
Mueller plans to retire" the bat
with which he belted a record
tying home run to celebrate the
birth of his son.
The Giants outfielder, who yes
terday smashed his fifth homer in
two successive games an instant
after learning of the arrival of his
first child, said he will ship the
bat to his home in st. Louis "and
keep it for my little boy"
The bat will act as a reminder
of the happiest day of my life, ,"
Mueller said joyfully. I'm goins
to pack it up tomorrow along with
the bat with which I hit three
homers on Saturday, and send
them home"
Wasn't the bat with which he
hit two homers yesterday the same
one he used Saturday?
Other Bat Packed.
NO" Mueller replied with a
grin. II used a different bat. !
got the other one all packed up
for shipment home. I was afraid
I'd break it If I used it again. After
all, it was the first time I ever
had hit three homers in game
and I wanted to keep it as SOU
venir.
Nov I've got a better reason
for keeping it along with the bat
/ used yesterday"
The 25-year- -old flychaser, never
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Master Key Holds Slim Lead
Going Into Warrenton Finale

lively battle for the tricolors.
Johnny Sheehan's Upset from
Augusta, Ga, holds the lead with
eight points. Ridden by l4-year-
old Spunky Fisher from Salisbury.
N. c., the big 6-year-old leaper
scored a win in the second days
open jumper event and was Sec
ond in the modified Olympia. Mr.
and Mrs. William Dillon's April
Dawn from Arlington. person.
able little dun mare ridden by
Freddie jackson, is tied with Mrs
Hilda Hozier and ROLAND H,
Berry's Misdemeanor from Har-
risonburg, both horses having
seven points. Spunky also had
the mount on Misdemeanor.
Rink Tum Ditty Ahead.
Rink Tum Ditty, Fred Chamb-
Inns Bloomsbury. Pa. entry. is
maintaining his lead in the green
hunter division with Mrs. James
C. Hamilton's WarTenton entry
Strawberry Fox, in second place
Today's sessions will be high
lighted by the stake events, the
Olympic trials and the awarding
of championships. The morning
session started at IL o'clock ano
the final session was scheduled
at 3 (EDT).
Evening star., 1951-09-03
By the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The con-
test for the 2-year-old turf cham
pionship is likely to be carried
right down to the end Of the sea-
son since one of the leading Mid
western contenders will not be on
hand for the $50.000-added Bel
mont Futurity october 6.
The results of last Saturdays
rich juvenile races at Saratoga
Springs and Washington Park
placed Cousin, Tom Fool, Oh Leo
and Hill Gail front and center for
the coveted title.
And then there is Jet Master
forced to sit out the Hopeful
Stakes at Saratoga because OF a
minor injury. He'll be back in
action, however, long before the
October race down Belmont Parks
Widener course.
All except Oh Leo. winner of
the Washington Park Futurity,
are eligible for the Belmont race.
And you can't discount this speedy
son of Jean Valjean from j. H,
Dunn's stable when picking the
likely winner of the 2-year- -old
crown even though the winner Of
the Belmont Futurity generally
is rated No. / in the division. -
\ Oh Leo's 1:l0B for 6 furlongs
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Kenneth 0rmiston Funeral
To Be Held in Norfolk
BY the ASsoeiaied PTen

LONDONBRIDGE. Va. Sept. 3.
services will be held in
Norfolk tomorrow for Kenneth L.
Ormiston, line coach of the Pitts
burgh Steelers for the last three
years. who died Saturday night
just one day after his AID
birthday.
Ormiston suffered a heart at
tack last year, and during the
winter was weakened by pneu-
He came here several
ago to rest at the home
OF his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore P. Todd.
Last week the Steeler squad.
now training at Cambridge
Springs. Pa, sent him an auto
graphed football for his birthday.
Evening star., 1951-09-03

known as home run hitter, batted
in 10 runs, five each day. in ex-
ploding those five round-trippers.
He was the big gun in the Giants
sweep of the two-game series with
Brooklyn, 81 and 11-2.
Only four other players-all
sluggers of note-ever hit five
homers in two successive games.
They were Cap Anson, Ty Cobb,
Tony Lazzeri and Ralph Kiner.
Kiner. the last to do it before
Mueller. accomplished the trick
three times, all in 1949.
Can't Explain HOmerS.
Naturally, it was a happy young
man who handed out cigars yes
terday.
I'm so happy I could even give
cigars to Newcombe and Haug-
stad (the pitchers who served him
those last two home run pitches) -
Don said. "Yes. that's my first
child. We're going to call him
Mark. No, it won't be Homer.
II don't know why I'm hitting
home runs all of a sudden" the
.southpaw swipger added, I'm
swinging the same way. I haven't
changed my batting stance. I guess
I'm just getting more wood on
that ball"
Mueller, hitting at .284. has
slammed IS home runs this season.
Last year he hit seven. Playing
in a total of 81 games in l948
and '49. he hit only one round
tripper.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. **~ A.
Laurel 10 Use Film Patrol
During October Racing
By the Assoeioied Press

LAUREL, Md, Sept. 3.-Pfesi-
dent John D. Scllapiro OF Laurel
race course today said the track
will employ the film patrol again
during the fall meeting. October
1925.
The setup will include not only
motion pictures taken from vari-
Gus vantage points and towers
close to the track itself, but also
will include home stretch side
view movies taken from the grand
stand.
The film patrol was dropped
last spring when it was felt that
the results did not warrant the
expense. However, since the de-
velopment of new methods in
handling the patrol, as demon
strated during the summer season
at Delaware Park, it is felt the
type of patrol now offered is we'll
worth while, the track president
said.
Schapiro said the films will be
available in a mater OF minutes
to settle disputes and foul claims.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
LITTLE SPORT
By Angelina J. CorobeIli

Special Correspondent OF The Stor
WARRENTON, Va, Sept. 81
The conformation hunters were
staging a close battle today as the
classic Warrenton horse show
moved into final competition. In
the lead was Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Haggin Perry's. Gotham, Va. per-
former, Master Key, with a total
of IL points. Runnerup, with a
1917 point score, was Mrs. M. E,
Persons Llangollen Farm entry
Safety Call, from Upperville, Va,
with Waverly Farms Bright Light
from Warrenton close behind.
Master Key, splendid-per-
forming 6-year-old chestnut geld
ing under the combined handling
of Mrs. Perry and Stuart Lanham,
scored a win in the lightweight
hunters and in the half-breo
hunters, and was third in the
Corinthian. Mrs. M. E. Persons
handsome grey mare, Safety Call
an 8-year-old by Great War-St
Hilda, was piloted by Mrs. John
B. Lee to a win in the thorough
bred hunters, second-place awards
in both the Corinthian and the
model, and a fourth in the light
weight hunters.
Has Faultless Round.
Molly Mcintosh had the mount
on Bright Light, a 9-year-old bay
gelding by Big Blaze-Reno Kay
turning in a faultless round to
win the colorful Corinthian hunter
event and earning for his young
rider a leg on the priced John
Barton Payne Perpetual Memorial
Trophy. The horse also was Sec
ond in the thoroughbred hunters
and third in the middle and
heavyweight.
Mrs. Alex Calvert's GoldWick
from Warrenton has moved into
the lead in the working hunter
division. The popular veteran
performer and former national
champion under his winners ex-
pert guidance scored a win in the
working hunter attire class and
placed in both the ladies working
hunters and the open working to
bring his score to IL points. Mrs.
Ralph T. Kings Kathlean N. from
Gates Mills, Ohio. another ma
tionally known working hunter,
has scored seven points for re-
serve position.
The jumpers are also staging a
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Burrows and BouIey Whip
Touring French Net Aces
BY the As,oeiated Press

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Sept. g.
An American team of Hal Burrows
of Charlottesville and Gilbert
Bogley of Chevy Chase, Md,
proved too strong here yesterday
for two touring French tennis aces,
Paul Remy and Jean Claude Mo-
linari.
Remy, member of the French
Davis Cup teams of 1949. 1850.
and 1851, downed Burrows in the
opening singles engagement, but
Bogley took Molinari in tow and
shortly afterward the American
players teamed to down Remy and
Molinari in doubles. 6-1, Ga.
Some 400 vacationists watched
the matches on the Homestead
courts.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Moonrush Making Debut
In East in Aqueduct Cop

NEW YORK. Sept. 3 P.-
Moonrush. an invader from the
Pacific Coast where he won the
rich Santa Anita Handicap,
makes his Eastern debut today in
the $4,000 Aqueduct Handicap as
New York racing returns from
upstate Saratoga Springs.
Eleven older horses were en-
tered for the 34th running of the
mile and one ne-sixteenth event at
Long Islands oldest track.
Topping the weights for the
race are c. r Chenery's Bryan
G.. and Mrs. Walter M. Jefford's s
Post Card, both under 100 pounds.
The race has two other tourists
from the West Coast to provide
an intersectional atmosphere
Clifford Mooers' pair of Sir Butch
and Mocopo, with lot and 109
pounds, respectively.
Eddie Arcaro will ride Moon
rush. which has won five of II
starts this year and a tidy $210.-
050. The 5-year -old gelding won
his last race-the Golden State
Breeders Handicap-at Hollywood
Park. May 10. but has been out of
the money in his last three starts.
Moonrush has been training well
at Saratoga. which closed Satur-
day. and packs 118 pounds today
Dave German rides Post Card.
which was barely beaten by Arise
in the recent Monmouth Handi-
cap
Others in the field are G. H.
Bostwick's Stunts, LOG; William
Ziegler. jr.'S Leading Home, los;
the Maine Chance Farms Ad-
mirals Pride, ITO: the Brook
meade Stables More Sun, liz;
Mrs. H. P. Christiansen's Man
dingo, los. and c. v. Whitney's
Mr.. Trouble, 116,
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Flores Loses Battle
AGAINST Death 4 DAYS
After New York Kayo
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Immediately after the throat OPP
Grafton in which mucous was
cleared and a tube inserted into
the opening to aid the young
fighter in breathing
Early last night, Flores was
very low and the attending phys
ician recorded mo pulse" fol
him.
Shortly after, however, he raj
lied and regained his color-like
a game fighter seeking last
round victory.
But about midnight he began
to lose color again. His pulse fal.
tered.
Dies After 4-day Battle.
Finally, after a four-day battle
that had this vast city praying
and hoping. and praying some
more, Flores died.
During her vigil at the hospital
Mrs. Flores caught an occasiona
nap in a room adjoining the ont
occupied by her husband.
Strangers and friends alike hat
sent Mrs. Flores funds and sym
pathy messages for her child ant
husband. She had received tele
grams of kindness from Sugar Ra!
Robinson and Randy Turpin, whit
next week will fight for the mid
dleweight championship of th'
world.
Robinson wired that next Sat
urday he would hold benefl
boxing exhibition at his Pomptor
Lakes IN. j. training camp fol
the Flores family.
Autopsy Ordered.
DR.. Gerald said that an au'
topsy had been ordered by th'
medical examiner.
Prior to Wednesday night
fight, Flores had been knocked
out in his two previous bouts
Donoghue of Yonkers. N. Y.
stopped him two weeks earlier a
White Plains, N. Y. and two
weeks before that he was knocked
out by Johnny Cerky in two
rounds at Fort Hamilton in Brook
lyn
Last year, two main event
fighters-Laverne Roach of Plain
view, Tex, and Sonny Boy West
of Washlngton-died after suffer.
ing brain injuries following
knockout defeats at the st
Nicholas Arena here.
(Another Washington fighter,
Little Dynamite, was critically
injured in a bout with Gene
Smith at Griffith Stadium three
months ago. Dynamite re-
covered, but had to give up box
ingD
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Speedboot Pilot Killed
In Collision at Fuir
BY the Asseeia'ed Press

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Sept. 8
A speedboat pilot was injured
fatally yesterday in a collision
lat the California State Fair.
Fred Johansen, about so. died
an hour after he was taken to a
hospital following the crash.
The boat Johansen was plotting
collided with another craft while
they were tuning up for the out
board motor boat races, a feature
of the fair program. The driver
of the other boat, Bob Jepsen,
was not injured.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
Pitcher Goes 30 Games
Without Relief for Mark
By the Associoied Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. g.
Pitcher Tony Ponce of the Phoe-
nix club of the Southwest Inter
national League, had his name IN
the record books today after hurl-
ing his 38th straight game without
being relieved. He erased the
former mark for organized base
ball of 81 games set by Bill Dineen
of the Boston Red Sox in the
American League in 1904. Ponce
has won 25 and lost Is this season.
He set the record last night with
AZ victory over Yuma.