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Evening star., 1940-03-06
Davey Enters Race
In Ohio With Blast
Al Gov. Bricker
Tree Surgeon Is Eighth
Seeking Democratic
Porty Nomination
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOCIATED freSS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March s.
Martin L. Davey, twice governor OF
Ohio, jumped into the crowded race
for the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination last night with a bitter
indictment of Gov. John w. Bricker
and a prediction that his party
could win if reasonably united"
"The desire to round out my
career of high public service is per-
haps the greatest reason why I am
willing to be candidate" he said.
The former governor declared his
Republican successor was "at least
100000 votes weaker than when he
was elected in 1885," and added:
"All the Democrats need in Ohio
to win the election Of 1910 is a rea-
sonably united party"
Mr.. Davey's primary fight with
Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati, who
won the nomination for governor in
1888, caused factional wounds which
have been slow in healing.
MIR. Sawyer announced recently
that in an effort to unite party fac
tions he would not run for Gov
ernor this year.
Arthur l.. Limbach, Democratic
State Executive Committee chair
man, remarked 'it is too bad" Mr..
Davey had not seen fit to follow
Sawyer's example with reference to
party harmony and the governor
ship"
Let it be understood" Mr.. Davey's
statement said, that I shall not fight
any Democrat, but shall concentrate
all the attack on Ohio's present
hypocritical. unreliable, stuffed shirt
and heartless governor.
'Mr. Bicker is the worst example
Of intellectual dishonesty of any
man who has been in public Office
in Ohio during my time"
The Kent tree surgeon, who was
the States chief executive from
1885 to 1888, becomes the eighth to
compete for the Democratic nomi-
nation in the May IA primary. The
others include William j. Kennedy,
former Secretary of State; Herbert
G. Duffy. former Attorney General,
and Harold G. Mosier, former
United States Representative at
large.
The Democratic nominee is al
most certain to oppose Gov. Bricker,
who virtually has been assured the
Republican nomination.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Births Reported

James and Jacksie Townsend. twins.
Walter and Josephine Poetzmsn. boy.
Irving and Rose HonikmAn, boy.
Joseph and Rosa Lacy. girl.
Leander and Rena johnson. boy.
Paul and Edna Holiday. boy.
Wilmer and Grace croy. boy;
Wsm ovisg anS and Es.Ses MssS q Ross RSts boS sS
William and Kathlyn Petersen. girl.
Everett and Mary Cooper. girl.
Lester and Nellie Richardson. girl.
Milton and and Angelina WoIimer, boy.
Thomas and Esther McEwen. boy.
William and Clara Kennedy. boy.
Robert and Katherine Sanders. boy.
Herber. IT and nd Elnoga or Gonna Conn boy
George and Marjorie Taylor, boy.
Zavel and Riva Sander. girl.
Oliver and Dorothy Carr; girl.
stantETd sndrsW ann and sen clara Ma4sb 12 girl
Horace and Hazel Smith. boy.
Carroll and Beulah Huls, girl.
Reuben and Eva Solar. girl.
Henry and Elizabeth Whitehead, boy.
Andrew and Elizabeth Stevenson. boy.
Kenneth and Elizabeth Larsen. boy.
George and Minnie Jones. girl.
Charles and Mary Robey. girl.
Leon and Marion Thompson, girl.
Leo and Mary Dondero, boy.
Robert and Lora Richmond. boy.
James and Dolly Thompson boy.
Francis and IneZ Todd. boy.
Albert and Dorothy Tucker, boy.
Arthur and Jane Hudson, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Hartman. boy.
Horace and Ruth Strickland, girl.
Walter and Lillian Gleaton, girl.
Harry and Dorothy Jacobs. girl.
William and Amanda Harris, girl
Milton and Armetta Yaeger, girl.
Fred and Georsiana Hilliard. girl.
Edward and Cecilia Marks, girl.
Milton and Louise McNair. girl.
Joseph and Bertha johnson, girl.
Elliot and Blanche Henderson, girl.
Leon and Matte Carter. girl.
Haywood and Wreath Bryant, girl.
Edward and Bernice Boone. boy.
Arthur and Rebecca Saunders, boy.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Maintenance CompIoint
Filed by Mrs. Imirie

A complaint for maintenance was
filed today in District Court by Mrs
Augusta NJ Imirie. 3013 Military
road NV. against Austin S. Imirie
of the Hamilton Hotel, assistant
chief of operations Of the Soil Con-
servation Service, Agriculture De-
partment.
The court was advised in the
suit, which was filed through At
torney Jean M. Boardman, that the
husbands salary is some 4,400 an
nually. The complaint asserts that
the couple married here September
Is, 1915 and have two children, one
of them an adult and the other at
tending school at Lewisburg, w. Va
Evening star., 1940-03-06

Built for utility from
the ground up. One
piece, non-leak seam
less tray, steel legs
firmly braced: hard
wood frame.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Gifts Committee.
Named for Campaign
For Union Mission
$l00, 900 to Be Sought
In Drive for Bennett
Memorial Annex

w. w. Everett, general chairman
OF the campaign to raise 100000
for the proposed John S. Bennett
Memorial Annex to the Central
Union Mission, yesterday named
members of an Advanced Gifts
Committee. They are:
Group 1-Col. E. Goring Bliss.
chairman; w. w. Everett, z. D.
Blackiston, Harold A. Brooks, WAL
ter T. Lawton, w. P. McCracken,
jr.; Charles A. Robinson, P. L.
tsogers, E. r. Troxel, James B. Ed
a1unds and H. B. Stabler.
Group 2-Leonard w. De Cast,
chairman; L. E. Brueninger, L. +.
Brueninger, Maj. E. w. Brown, Paul
B. Cromelin, Harry Hoskinson, Ma
thaniel Montford, w. o. Grapes,
William N. Payne and DR.. Charles
E. Resser
Group 3-Walter K. Handy, chair
man; Arthur o. Bishop, Daniel
Dollarhide, Page NICK. Etchison,
Hugh Keiser, Hugh Thrift, DR.. c. N.
Chapman, Dudley Hoffman, George
H. Ward, David ]. Guy and Howard
Palmer.
Group 4EWilbur LaRoe, jr., chair
man; Arthur Adelman, DR.. c. P.
Clark, Austin Cooper, E. H. De
Groot, jr.; Alton Grinnell, Everett
Haycraft, M. H. Hess, William H.
Ramsey, E. L. Stevenson, William
o. Tufts and M. D. Lamborne.
Group +Wilbur La Roe, jr., chair
man; DR.. E. De C. Adams, Albert w.
Atwood, Bruce Baird, Robert F.
Fleming, Walter Bastian, Edward S.
Brashears, Walter Britt, Claud Liv-
ingston, Roy o. Prince and Benja-
min H. Poster.
Bruce Baird, banker, will be treas
urer of the campaign, the date for
which will be set following prelfmi-
nary work of the Advance Gifts
Committee.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Marriage License
Applications

Robert N. Abramowitz "a. and Reva A.
Totz, 81 both Of Baltimore, Nd; the
spurgeon johnson. 23, 1917 10th st. NV.
and Susie Moore, q. 1897 w st. NV;
william s. OBrien. a1. 235 Ascot pl. ne,
and Bernice l. Simmons. 10, 1884 End
ST. ne: the Rev. R. H. Stone.
Joseph F. Pagluso, "a, and Stella NJ
Geraci, 81, both Of New York City; Judge
Robert E. Mattingly.
Edward J. Marks. 81 and Dorothy r.
Brooks. 10. both Of 1924 Corcoran st.
NV. the Rev. Daniel E. Wiseman.
Bartholomew R. Valosio, 27, 1907 Newton
st. NV. and Doris E. Fleming: 20, Hills
boro. Va; the Rev. Edward H. Pruden.
Eugene P. Robinson 21. 1477 Newton st
NV. and Lillian 9. Young, 20, 1741 s
st. NV: the Rev. T. ]. Evans.
Franc C. Gorham. 81. 1903 st. NV. and
Willie Irene Prather, 80. San Antonio,
Tex; the Rev. John G. Ball
James Eley. jr., 20. 1907 18th st. NV,
and Jessie M. Ballard. 90. 25 @ st. NV:
Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
Back Pain and
Kidney Strain

Wrong foods and drinks. worry. colds and
overwork often put a strain on the Kidneys.
Backache, Getting Up Nights, Burning Pas
sages, Swollen Ankles, Rheumatic Pains.
Nervousness, Dizziness. Circles Under Eyes
and feeling worn-out. often are caused by
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually, in such cases. the
very first dose Of Cystex goes right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
kidney action. in Just day or SO. may cas-.
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package Of Cystex in.
sures an immediate refund Of the full cost
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee 50 get
Cystex from your druggist today for only $50.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Detroit Sheriff Faces
Custer After beinu
Indicted for Graft
F. B. !. Investigates
Bonk Deposits for
Bribe Evidence
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, March 6.-Ouster pro-
ceedings against Wayne County
Sheriff Thomas G. Wilcox loomed
today as the next step in Judge
Homer Ferguson's one-man grand
jury war on gambling and graft.
A petition asking Gov. Luren D.
Dickinson to institute proceedings
against the sheriff. indicted yester-
day with five other public officials
on charges of taking bribes to allow
the operation of gambling and dis
orderly houses, was expected to be
presented by grand jury officials to-
day or tomorrow.
Custer action based on similar
charges already is pending against
County Prosecutor Duncan G. Nc
Crea, named by the grand jury for
the second time in the indictments
returned yesterday.
Will Hold Hearing Today.
Meanwhile. entrance of the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation into the
Detroit picture was limited with dis
closure that Federal agents had
been checking banks in nearby Pom
tiac for deposits linked with the
graft inquiry.
Judge Ferguson, whose broad
powers under Michigan law have
enabled him to return two sets of
indictments, hear the pleas, set bond
for the defendants and appoint a
special prosecutor to conduct their
trial, will preside today at the ex-
animation of 13 persons named in
the first indictments.
The defendants, including Prose
cutor McCrea and former Superin-
tendent of Police Fred w. Frahm
Evening star., 1940-03-06
So, 900 Claims Bill Stoned

President Roosevelt approved yes
terday a bill directing the Treasury
Department to pay $1,000 to Maj.
Herbert A. Jacobs of Staunton, Va,
in full settlement Of claims for the
fatal injury of Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. Jacobs was killed in Staun-
ton August %, 1887, by Post Office
Department truck.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
are charged with conspiring to pro-
tect or operate a $1,000, ,000-a-year
baseball lottery.
81 Persons Indicted.

tect or operate a $1,000, ,000-a-year
baseball lottery.
81 Persons Indicted.
Named with Wilcox ano McCrea
in the second indictments yesterday
were Harry Colburn, McCrea's chief
investigator, who also was named
In connection with the baseball
pool; Bernard E. McGrath, chief
deputy sheriff; Alfred j. Garska,
president Of suburban Crosse Pointe
Park; Carl J. Staebler. head of the
civil division of the sheriff's office,
and IS other persons, most Of them
alleged gamblers and minor rack
eteers.
The principal figures in the case
submitted to arrest shortly after the
indictments were made known, and
were placed under $1,000 bond to
await examination March IA. Will
cox surrendered to Coroner Albert
A. Hughes, the only county official
empowered to arrest the sheriff.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
National University

National University announced to-
day its spring quarter will open
officially Monday and end May 13.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Sinait3Hietatur fir
1nterifQ
(Sflub BON Seite ~

bie Niirser Irbeit baben, Die &C.
ifdftc in slmerifa ilorieren. &ommt
nun ein arieg, 10 miro bas 8eihaft
nod beiier gehen in Der ariegsinou-
ltrie, tpie es iebt bereits in ser Mui-
riiitilngsinouitrie su ieben lit. 9ei
elmer 81, itrengcn 4ontrolle uno Re.
glllistung tperben anoere 8eihGfte
leioen uno Die iSolse lit Irbeitsloiig.
felt, Sic aber ollreb Die Iufiaugune
in ser @ufriiItl,nss-inbuIrrie tpieoer
eDas ausgeelihen pirb. 0arllm lit
Die Spifnung elmer 9luiiaugung Der
eegenipdrtigen slrbcitsloien nid)t 10
iebr alsiihtsreih ais piellei6t mani
fe glcllben. slber iouiel lit iider. nelle
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gen uno 10 betradlten mir oie gufs
riiitungss unb ielbIt &riessriiItlng
als elm bohit ,,npopuIGres Mittel,
mir tpiirben es biel lieber ieben,,
lpenn Shritte unternommen tpiirben
Die gnnse &riessgeihihte ourd elm
aqgemeines slbriiitllngsprogramm
in aller @elt erleoigt 81 ieben uno
oa beibt es Dor allem Die 0olfer be-
frieoigen, Die am Sungertl,he nagen
unb bieie 8olfer f0nnen befriebigt
iperoer, inoem ibnen geeeben miro
,uas auf groen iu1tit unb in Der Gr-
De lit gum @oble Der Menihbeit Ser
aansen @elt nit Musnabme fir
arieHsriiltllneen! Sollte aber elm
neuer S0lferbuno entIteben, 10 tper.
Sen Die Serrcn in @aihineton gut
iiberlegen miiiien, Oh Die Yarole Cut
ropa ZEN guropdern" uno .Mmerifa
ben Mnlerifanern" in oieier 3eit
niht re6t beraltet lit - ,no mir
glaufen i'm Grnit fam tpobl fein &C.
bilbeter Wenif an iolhe Soeale
mebr elauben. Seer es oennoh tut,
bot ans Dem 8ertrae bon 8eriaiQes
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teriiebermne fir 2rbeitnekmter ". itre Sant(iet,
attfcr SEM Social Security 2let

3,m geiipiel: 8enn Der Gbe.
nanr $25 &entenaobluneen oeroien-
te, 10 piiroe ser Mnteil Der Wittpe
S1S.75 betraeen uno Elm &ino Mir
oe $3.50 erbalten. Oemnaf ipiiroe
Die ;somilie, menn olpei il.nee 8inoer
Ga trGren uno iebes $3.50 monats
lid, rrbaltet piiroe, cine @eiamt.
rent, Don $43.75 monatlidb crbalt
ten. ..
Der Hentenbetroe ipelhen cine Ga'
mile Ton ser peroienten MlterSoer.
iiberrasrente bes BrotDeroieners er.
balten fann. lit aqerbingS begren0t.
Ser Winoeittetrog lit $40 monatlif)
9(n Scr anoerenSunb abcr fam cine
;solnii,e, tpeIhe cine Mente bon 800
ooer lucbr besiebt. im S5ditiaue
mur areimal 10 piel ipie ocs Taters
Sent erbalten, oocr 80 Yro5ent lei.
mes ourbihnittlid,en Ronatsperoien.
ites, ,cer $S5, ipeI6es INNER Der
tleinIte getrog lit.
Gum 9eiipiel: angenommen es
bciG,:Sen iid) in Ser beibriebenen ia.
mile cine 8itlpe ltno Orei &inoer.
uno ser Safer bate cine Hente BON
$25 monatIid erbient. Gie 8enten.
3abllngen fir oieie isamilie iuiiroen
in oieiem Sale $56.25 betraeen.
0ies lit mebr, aIs oas 8eieb in Die.
lem Sale erlaubt, laut ueldrm Die
Hente Scr 6amilie nift mebr als
stucimal sic Mente oes 8aters be-
tragcn oari. Die ssamilie tuiiroe
alio nur $50 erbalten.
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A>enn sic cine @it,ue iiub.

3ic Witlpe zines unter oem So-
cial SpcllritD glct reriiherten 9(rbeit=
nebmt"s fam foIgenoe Renten5abs
!,nGcn beanipruditn:
Monctlide Menten5ablungen, ,penn
iie G5 Sabre alt 1T ober uenn iie
oos 65 Nebensjobr erreibt;
MonatIide Renter3ohluneen, tpenn
iie nc + feline 65 Sabre alt lit, aber
flei,,' &inoer 5u er,Ghren bot;
Cine MbiirSunssi,mme, ,penn iie
nod nibt 65 Sabre alt lit ,nb lei,
ne tlc;ne &inocr 3ll periorgen bot
monulide Rentcn3abll,naen ipGter.
pcnn ie bas 65. Sehensjabr erreidt,
porc;'saciett. oaB iie niht uieoer
iib a'rheiratet bot.
9ic monatlide Mentensabl,,ng ei.
ner Wittue betrtgt orei gierteI Ser
monGilihen @ente, oie ibr Che
mann peroient bat. Die Mbfinolngs,
iumme, tpelde einc @itpe unter 65
Sabren erbGlt, betrGgt iobiel tpie
feds Mal Die Slmme ser monat-
liden Rente bes Gbemannes.
Gan geiipiel: mir nebmen an,
oaf Elm aItcrMann, ,pelder cine sll,
tersberiiderrngs Rente bon $25 mo.
nat!id. erbGlt. nit 68 Sabren ltirbt,
lulb cine Wit1pc bon 65 Sabren
ooer clter binterlGbt. Sic erbdlt fir
ben s'eit ibres 9ebens orei giertel
bon s25 ooer $tS.75 monatlid, 10.
Ianee iie nidt ,pieoe, beiratet.
9lber angenommen, oaB oieier
Mann bereits nit sc Sabren geitor.
ben lit ,mo feline lsrau suraeit MIR
erit 81 Sabre alttpar. 3ur 3eit iei,
ncs 9ooes erbGlt iie cine slbfin=
ounesiumme bon ieds nal $25
ODER $3.50. 9ieie S,unme lit bel lei.
nem Tooe 5ablbar, tueil oie @itlue
nod feline 65 Sabre alt lit. @enn
iie aber 65 Sabre alt miro uno nid)t
wieoer eebeiratet bat, erbGlt iie mo,
natlit. $1S.75.
@enn elm berl,d,erter Mrbeitneb-
mer '!irbt uno cine iunge @ittpe bin
terlG6t uno fleine &inoer,, oie lie
iie 81 neriorsen fat. erbalten oie
@ittre uno iebes Sinh cine monat.
lide 8ente. iolanse oie &inoer unter
is Subre alt iino ooer unter 1S
Sabre uno bie Sdule nod beiuden
Die @itipe erbGlt orei 0iertel Der
beroienten Mente oes Gbemannes ,no
ieoes &iho erbGlt Die &dlfte ser
Hente.
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Nptis-9er MIterSs uno 9inter<
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oedt MIR
3obnz uno 0ebaltsempfdnger uno
ibre SamiIien, ipeld)e nnter oieiem
Spitem quaIifi5ieren. Gr ioute nidt
NIT 6iieruIider Siiriorse. Elm bunoess
einsclitaatliber Ylan, pertue6ielt
perbeu, tpeIder nur Rerionen unters
itiitt. bic iid, in Not befinben - alte
oe,lte. 8finbe unb abhdnaiae &noer.
Inn ndbere Musfunft betreffs bes Werz
iiderunssplanes tuenoen Sie iih bitz
te an bas nddite Bureau Der Social
Securitb 8oarb in glepelanb. Ohio.
I'M 5eoeraI 8uiloine. Nlte Yoitoifiee.
am Yublic Square. 80 -
lin Ausfunit betreffs Der Sefient<
lihen Siiriorse .penben sic iid bite
an bic niihfte Seffentlide Siiriorsez
iteIe. -
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Ser Sorial Security Gct (So5ias
lee Siirioree @eiee). lit elm @eiee.
'peldcs bonn &on9reB anaenommen
uuroe. Gs sriinoete 5ipei Nrten bon
io5ialer 0eriideruna - NrbeitsIoiens
ueriider,,ns uno Mlterss uno 9inter>
6liebenenperiiherl,ne. Sc be- itimmt
iffentIide Siiriorge fir bic notbez
Diirftigen Nlten. notbebiirfti9en 8lins
ben uno abbdnsisen &inber.
Ser Social SecnritD Mct trat i'm
Sabre 1885 in &rait ,no tpuroe i'm
Sabre 1889 ertueitert. Ser foIgenoe
srtifel 1T elmer bon elmer 8eibe bon
artifeln, oi, unieren 2eiern lire Muz
ipriide. ihren ysueen unb ibre Wers
pflid)tungen llnter ben Mlters< unb
6interbliebenen> >Werorbnuneen bieies
Seiebes ertIdren.
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0onncrstas, 13. SUM:


Tormlttags @oltern Stanoaro Slime
GAS Nadridten. eneIiih
$40 Nobridten, eneIiid
gsa' 'jn,ittaas gaitern stanoaro 1ime
5:45 Nabridteu, engliib
6:l5 Seitnnes'bau
1880 geutidlanoeto
SOC Nabrld)tan. engIiib
S:4:. 5ftue!le Bo"trdse, eneIiih
900 Nus Dem 3eiteeideben. enaliid
1O::5 Madridten. oeuti1
10 81 Natrihten, englii1
1880 &ursberihi, ensliid
1900 Mahrihten. enaliih
$3.50 Hnhrifh n, enaIiih
Jreitas, IA. SUM:
NaGmittaes gaitern Stanoaro Eimr
5:45 Nadr;hten eneliih
6:45 Nahrlhien. eneIiib
1880 SeutifIanoed,o
500 @ahrihten, eneIiid
800 Nus Dem 3eiteeideben. enaliid
tO:15 Hamrihten, oeuti6
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1880 Rur3be: idt. eneliid
1900 Nahrihten. enaIiih
ah!beroem peroen lie nod 8eoorf
,pit1ge Radrihten bon Saa ou Sou
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leldraen iupr6er ietpeils iiber ben
Se.fSer befan1taeaeben.
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rita ibm eeraoe ieet nit Der gleider
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Nus SmHeit'GnelanN
tpirt Has piek
abtraitspcrtiert

2or6on. 9as 2anoipirtifafts.M
niiter:,m gab befannt. oab aub 0ieb
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miro. Tie 3abl oes 3uriideelaiienen
8iebs lit oerart 9ering, oaB Gan.
oungstruppen nid)t Oapon leben Ton.
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,,N1enree.p oetrin" a,att
fir G,.repa

Berlin. Der Sprehcr oes Mus.
tpdrtiNen Mmtes erflGrte, europa ar.
bette inter elmer Mrt .ellropGiiher
Wonroe-O -Ooftrin" an ser 3oiung iei.
ner eigenen 8robleme.
Das pirtihaftlihe Spitem Mme.
rifas luiiroe babel nid)t seifdoi9t
tperoen.
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bic ju,,ee 2l1utter
Ypn 81 rman HaubiwS.

sd, halte bid in meinem Mrm
9u Giaentl,m aus meinem Vlut.
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Bic 1T bic 8elt 10 srob uuo gut.
ssh lebnt' midi oft in Nnd)t bina,ls
llnh febnte midi ins .Sterusebrdng.
8ic lit mir nun 10 luobIia eng,
NIs tudr ih enblit erit al oaus.
GS 1T, als oh Elm Shleier fdllt
llno cine linbe. iiiBe Stub.
llnS alles, mas bic Groe bGIt,
Sinb ou uno i6 ,lno id nnb bu.
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5:4h Nadridten. eneliid
6:15 8eitungsidau
7:3O DeutidIan6pdo
500 Nodribten. englii@
9:0G Mus Dem 3e!taeideben. eneIii&
10::5 Nadritten. oeutih
1O:31 Rohrid.ten. engIiid
10.!'O 4uraberiht. eneliid
1900 Wahrihten eneliid
Sonntas, 8. Suni:
gormittags guftern STANDARD Sim
6:4S 9iahribten. eneIiid
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The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Dick Craig Gets
Coaching Berth
At CIafIin u.

TOLEDO, O.-(ANP)- Dick
Craig, for three years one OF the
outstanding backfield men on the
University of Toledo football un-
der Coach Spears of Wisconsin U.
fame, is employed as athletic oil
rector at Claflin college in orange
burg, S. G.
Craig, President of Springfield,
Ohio. recently was selected to play
on the Midwest team against the
Cleveland Rams and was the out
standing player on the collegiate
eleven. He was voted the best back
on the All-Star team by Coach
Bill Edwards, Western Reserve uni
versity, who coached the All-Stars,
This includes backs from purdue
Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio
State, etc.
Craig also was a star first base
man on the Rocket baseball team
which he captained in his senior
year. He has completed partial re-
uuirements on his MA. in physical
education at the Ohio State uni
versity.
DR.. j. B. Randolph, president OF
Claflin, announced that Coach
Craig will be assisted by H. Smith,
H. Smith and o. Voolfolk.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Big Blues OF Bluefeld
Lose AU-Amercdn Men

Coaches Rowland and FToe with
worries over the tackles BERTH.
Graduation claimed AlonzG
Count Freeman of Blacksburg'
and the failure of Charles
CMajor) Fields of Washington, D
turn Of E1l1anier (ktller) Willis OF
Pittsburgh, Werder Big Tank
Shannon of Logan, Henry wink
les WINFIELD, of Gary and Joe
Slash of Huntington. These boys
are key men in the plans OF the Big
Blues and their return erased SONS
of the frowns that have appeared
Oh ths broWs Of the klg Blues