TIGERS WIN SECOND
DETROIT, Oct. 4 — (/Pi — The
Tigers came riding back on Green
berg’s home run bat to whip to
Cubs four to one in the second
games of the world series. The
count now is one apiece.
Winning pitcher Trucks, losing
pitcher Wyse. A roaring, cheering
throng of some fifty-five' thou
sand,. Greenberg whacked the
towering three run, four.bagger
to top off the Tigers’ big rally in
the fifth. The American leaguers
cashed in on the seven-hit hurl
ing job turned in by Virgil Trucks
blazing fast ball.
The right-hander who returned
from the Navy les shtan a week
ago. Doc Cramer the Tigers cen
terfielder, knocked one run across
just before Hank hammered his
three hundred seventy-five foot
clout out among the customers in
the lower left field stands. This
was more than enough to send
Hank Wyse, the Cubs twenty-two
game regular season winner down
to defeat.
CUBS WIN THIRD
DETROIT, Oct. 5—</P)—In the
greatest pitching masterpiece in
worlds series history fidgety
Claude Passeau held the Cubs to
a three to nothing victory over
the Tigers to give the National
League the lead of two games won
Thirty Countries 1
Have Ratified
United Charter
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LONDON, Oct. 5—</P)—Edward
R. Stettinius, Jr., American dele
gate to the United Nations Prepar
atory commission announced that
thirty countries had ratified the
organization’s charter. One more
is necessary to bring it into exist
ence. Stettinius said eleven coun
tries had plready deposited the
ratification in Washington and
other countries have sent word
that the ratifications are on the
way.
Meanwhile an argument devel
oped within the league’s execu
tive committee over the question
of postponement of the first for
mal assembly of the league until
after Christmas. With it came the
hint that the executive committee
is running into the same sort of
difficulties which caused the col
lapse of the meeting of foreign
ministers on questions of proced
ure. r
British sailors’ neckerchiefs
were changed to black in 1805, to
commemorate the death of Lord
Nelson.
to the Tigers one game.
Winning pitcher for the Cubs
was Claude Passeau. Losing
pitcher was Overmire for the Tig
ers.
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BOB LIVINGSTON,
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TOM CONWAY. JEAN BROOKS.
ISABEL JEWELL
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And "HEDDA HOPPER No. 3"
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
“ACTION IN THE
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HUMPHREY BOGART.
RAYMOND MASSEY.
ALAN HALE
Also "FIRE CHIEF"
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“HEY ROOKIE”
ANN MILLER. JOE BESSER.
LARRY PARKS
And "OVER THE ANDES"
Byrnes: S. Carolina's
Fifth Cabinet Member
COLUMBIA, S. C.—UP)—Secre
tary of State James F. Byrnes is
the fifth South Carolinian to hold
a cabinet post and the state’s third |
secretary of state.
Byrnes’ appointment broke a j
100-year dearth of Palmetto state
service in official families of the*
nation’s Presidents, for the last
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South Carolinian to be a cabinet
member was John C. Calhoun, i
who in 1845 was also secretary of I
state.
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Joel R. Poinsett, Secretary of War;
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barber?
Johnny—He got trimmed.
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Natives Reopeir
‘Aboriginal Rights’
Arguments
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property by the natives. They
contended the Indians shouldn’t
be penalized because they were,
unable to prevent many non-In-1
dian “trespassers*’ using the lands.
Arguments submitted in behalf
of the salmon fisheries operating
the floating type of fish traps an- j
chored on lands awarded to the
Indians, requested amendments in
the decision to permit them to
continue operations. They said the
Indians had lost 'their aboriginal
rights..
A statement of the representa
tives of the Alaska canned salmon
industry questioned the jurisdic
tion of Secy. Ickes to make and
enforce the decision in the claims
case. Logging companies and other
non-Indian interests joined in the
statement that the areas set aside
for Indians had been used in com
mon with white residents for
years. Non-Indians, they said, used
TWO CASES UP IN
COMMISSIONER'S COURT
In the U. S. Commissioner’s
Court Thursday, Amado Abellon
Abano, a Filipino off the S.S.
Toloa was bound over to the
Grand Jury, on complaint of Mack
Molett, a seaman, on charges of
assault with an automatic pistol.
This afternoon Jasper Holman
was brought before Commissioner
Dowd on complaint of John Fultz,
Director of Civilian Food reserve,
for larceny of foodstuffs from the
warehouse at the East end of
town.
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she tells nurses.
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much, if not more, than the In
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