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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05
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ienat berleien

es sem6B Der bon 5enater Meao Elm.
gereihten Mbibrift oes Sriginal-
teres: -...:
sd mnb annebmen, BOB mein Sc
Iegrnmm auf Mnipeining bes Giib-
rers oem Heihshef Der 90 linb Dem
Gbef Der bel,tiden Bolisei aur tpeite-
rem 8ebanol,,ns iibernlittelt iporoen
lit. Sc ipar gerabe bieie eebeime
5taatspoliaei unter ser Siibrune bon
Serrn 8in,nler geipeien, gegen ,peld)e
id nm 5bus eriudt batte, Sbus fir
bic Sreibeit uno bas gisentum lii.
ibuloiger oentiher goIfseenoilen."
Der gerantiportlide iei banlit su,i,
Hibter eer,adt tporben, fubr Der 8i-
IDIOT fort. Ser 1iibrer fonne natiir-
lid in bieIeu 3eiteu niht ieoes Sc
iiib perionlih bebanbeln. aoolf Sit
Ier iei benn bod fein sottlides Beien,
erbaben iiber fleiidlide Sdranfet.
Der naes auf einnaal i'm &opie BE-
balten unb Ienfen Tonne. .gs gebt aber
oenn bod sa tpeit, ,,tnenn bic @ebei-
ME Staatspoli5ei iest, nlitten i'm
ariese, obne Mioeritano, bic innere
5ront bes oeutiben golfes eribiittert
unb int oeutiben Baterlanoe frei bon
@efabr, Sieee erringt iiber lnbe-
moifnete beutide Manner nnb nnbe-
.idiitte oeutide 5rauen, uno ipenn
Ole @auleitung iid) am gigentrn
oeutider golfsgenoiien bereidert"
8enn 10 bie eeietlid) eetpabrleiitete
5i6erbeit 5eritort, bas &edtsbeiuuBt-
iein untersroben uno bas @ertrauen
int sic Heeierl1ng bernidtet tperoe,
Damn fiible er Iid) als oe,,tiber Monn
perpflidtet uno ber,tfen, als Der per-
antuortlide 9ilbof fir 100000
&atbolifen, obne 9iiidlibt auf bie
Jolsen fiir feline Berion, ieine Stim-
ME 5u erbeben ,lnb geeen bie ba,s.
liben Jeinoe gu proteltieren, bie 8olf
uno Gaterlanb aerItoren. Or, giihof
@alen, ipiinid)e GoIf uno &egierllng
bon einem Bia6e ab5ubringen, De:
oum 8uin bes be,ltiden 8olfes ,no
gaterlanoes infolee innerer gerberb-
mis- fiibren miiiie, ntrot bes Seloen'
m,tes unierer Soloaten uno ibrer
glorreihen Siege, beiBt es tpeiter
in Dem bon Sen. Wfeao berIelenen
5eleerammtert. ...-.
@irb sic Shbra bes 3lnz8lnrs s@fans
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

fd,opfe. 9ir piiien J. g., oaB mir
bon aIlem SrbiideH, bas mir 5ll,
ianmengefrast, errafft ,lno ergattert
babc,l, nidts ins Senleits biniiber-
ncbntcn fonneu, nno hod lit nnler
gauges Sra6ten ,lno Streben a,,f ir-
Dii6eu @etpinn eingeiteat. Sour pom
Meniden ia9t man: uSe mebr ct bat,
ic uebr er ipin, ME Iteben Ielhe
8iiuide IT'LL"
Streng aenpmnlel,, lino mir alle
ggoilten. 9as SD iiberragt nnb
iiberldattet alles. 9cbt es einem Gr-
Scnpilger beiier als uns, gleid regt
iid) ser Neio als Solge unierer Sab
ii,d)t. s(ns sem 9teio entipringt ser
SaB, llno Sieier lit bette leioer iiber-
all ST 0allle.
gscr als lluparteiilber be1 8elts
lallf betra6tct, miro nntpilltiirlid on
llblauo's S6ilberung bes erinln1en
&0uigs erinnert:
Geun mas er linnt lit S6reden,
llno mas er blidt lit 8ut,
llns mas er ipridt lit @eiBeL
llao mas CT idreibt lit 8lut -.
Dies l6bt iid aui bie beutise Bro-
paeanba anluenben, lopie audi au1
ben 9oB unter BEN Meniden ,ns
BSlfern. Nfan babt alles, MIR nldt
ben Sab, ben man I'M 5tiQen nabrt
uno 5,l bemdnteln lmo 5u enti6uls
sisen ludt, nicnals ober perber9en
fl,,n.
9em SaB lit ni6ts 5u sensein.
3tpei 8arteien seraten in STREET.
SaBerfiiat laiien iie Der @nt oie
3iigeI ibiebeu uuo bent 3orn frcien
2auI. Macs, mas sic 8eteilieten III
}dylc1ten &uf bringcn nno lie als
baraftcrloie ,Subieftc binltellen fann.
miro obne &iidiibt auf @abrbcit nns
friibcre 9caiebuneen breit9etreten ,anS
in Die @elt biuanspoi iaunt.
Ssm Mouolidt burhpanbern mir
ei,e 5tast. Die &adt bot lire Sit
tidp iiber &obnbauler ,lnb 0tiets>
faIernen ausgcbrcitet. saes ihlait.
s5ricocn bcrriht nno nidts Itort Die
giubc, abcr fol,m eraut ser Noreen,
beainnt o,,d) lhon, angei6itrt bon
SaB nno Neib, Ger &atnpf pom Dor.
bergen Sage bon ue,,cm - in Ja'
milien, in ser @clcni9aft, nnter
ssahborn. limo mie iib bie 0tenldem
Die oue nodt al,r &elt fonen uno
,pieocr all Staub pcrben, gegenlcitlg
oas 2cbcn pcrgdllcn nno iogar per<
fiirseu!
afan cr5ablt sic @eihidte bon
sipci @o,cr,1 Sic iuegcu eincr eide,
Die auf ser 2onbgren5e itano, III
Streit gcrieten, einen foltipieligen
@ro5eb iiibrten nno chamber aus ocn1
@r,lnoc. bcs Scr5cns baBten. Ser
@robbaucr aciponu Sen YrrseB nno
Sanlit nas 9ed)t, bic gide sll fallen
nnb bas Sol5 SIT perperten. IS mar
fit i'm cine ,boaiihe" 1rcuoc. Sag
fir Sag siug ser prosen6afte 8rcb
houer> 5ur eide, mab iie BON Ser
gSl,r5cl bis sur &rpne uno peioete
iid) ant Sob oes &lein6al,ers.
go itano CT pieocr nal ln1ter oer
@id)c. Ser &lcinbaucr itano I'M Sab
men ieiter Saustiirc. Gin @elpitter
,oo hnrn,,f N(itc ,,trfteu Sl,rh Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05
Nsittlpod, Sen 5. Mossmber f941

8reIle tpieocr pereinselte Nadriebten
iiber geriud)e Der beriihtigten gatbt-
bemoenreiter auf. Dsan tpirb iid bar.
an erinnerr, bob nod bem eriten
groBen 8eltfriege audi lit linlerm
2an6e cine Welle Naiien-, itno reli.
gioIen Saiies iid bon einem @noe
bes 2anoes s1inl nn6ern ergoB. Gie
befannte 8obenibrift nAmerica'
fomnlt in elmer ibrer iiineiten 0e,ln.
mern auf oieien @egenltano 5lt ipre.
den 1lnb ipeilt barallf bin, bob Rriege
tibt 5l gnbe lino, nenn Der 8affen.
iti1itai1o itodgei,tbt mnb Die 6rieoens.
bertrdge nnter5eibnet iinb. 2ange
nadoem ole oaran beteiligt geipeienen
geItorben iinb, baben Die Gationen
nod fir arieesa,tsgaben 5u 5oblen.
Die Ser. Staaten be5ablte1 bis Dor
einigen Sabren geriionen als, Der
3eit ser amerifaniiben 9tepolution
l,no bes arieees bon 1912 i,nb Die
nob bent a,nerifaniiden giirgerfrieg
betpiIigten. Beniionen iiberitiegen bel
tpeitem bie Soften bes arieges ielber.
Gin anberes tpeit traurieeres ariess.
refuItat lit bas itarfe &nipodIen bes
&aiien- uno relisiolen SaiIes, Der
6em &rieee gu folgen ideint.
u9ie Sabre, Die 6em Ietten arieg
foIgten, iparen in beinabe aIlen Sci.
len oes 2anbes bur6 bas @ieberanf.
leben eines oreaniiierten religioien
uno bolfiiden Saiies harafteriiiert.
Der &i-alurz9lan griff &atbolifen,
sS,,oen unb Neger an, Tim iie ibres
Stanbes ols 8iirger nno ioear ibrer
3ebte als menidlibe @eien al beron.
ben. sssn tpenieitens einem Duseno
Staoten fontroIlierte Ser &lan Die
BoIitit unb in elmer Nenge anberer
bilbete er bas 3iinelein on Der $50.
se: &atbolifen, sssuoen unb Neger
puroen iiberfaIen, in einigeu 5ollen
audi getotet, obne bab Die Srtsbebor.
ben eineegrifien batten. 8ieIe mur.
ben ourh iorefaltig borbereitete 8oD.
fotts eelhaftlid rniniert. Biele Sab.
re binburb tpar Die Serrihait Oes
CLANS in aablreihen amerifanii6en
@emeintpeien cine eieentIibe Serror.
berribaft. Gin @ieoeraufleben bes
&lan mag ,,nslaublib i6einen; obe:
es ibien aub Dor einem Gierteljabr.
bnnbert unelaublih. 9ie eernbiame
annabme, bolfiiber unb relieioier
SOB babe inter ms nid)t mebr Hlok.
fann eeraoe Sir unb Eor an Ab.
idrantitnsen offnen, sic tpeit aefabr|
liber iino afs bieie11ieen, Die mir be.
.reits erlebt baben. Gin beutlides @e.
fabrenmoment Iieet in Dem biz jeRt
nur in ,mieren @roBitdoten feiteeitell.
ten 8er6adt, Die 8iirger oenti6er
ober italie1iider Mbfunft fonnten
nidt loDale Mmerifauer iein. @elet'
aesiibertreter ioIlen eeipiB orbnun9S.
een1aB berfolst ino beitraft tperben.
Mber 90 es gang gut m0glid) lit, bob
sic Belle oeutldfeinblider Stim.
mung, bie in ben Sabren 1917 ,,no
1918 iiber oas 2anb binsuegsiua oen
@eg fit ben 9lan bereitet bat, uiiiien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

8ntered ~ SeeonG tsias
Act Of Oetebey 3. 1917
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

@irb bic Sbbra bes Sln-Slnr-8lans
ipiebrr ibr Sanpt erbeben?
Seit 8oben ta,ihten in ,lnierer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Edmdn Praises
Merit Shift

Amendment OF six sections of
the city charter relating TO ad-
ministration. Of the police depart
ment was urged today by Police
Commissioner Frank D. Eaman in
a proposed charter amendment ex-
pected to 20 before the voters
April I. Common Council. received
the proposal yesterday and will
hold a public hearing on it next
Wednesday.
The bill would abolish the police
merit system under which the de-
partment now operates. extend full
civil service protection 10 the de-
partment's civilian employees and
substitute an appeal board for the
merit board which will have iuris-
diction only up TO and including
the rank of lieutenant.
Commissioner Eaman. who long
has contended that the present
system does not allow the COM
missioner proper control of the
force. would, in the wording OF the
amendment, have full and COM
plete authority TO make all pro-
motions above the rank of
lieutenant without limitation of
any kind whatsoever"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Divorces
Politics.

BY FRANK MORRIS
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. Slow III
plans TO divorce state purchasing
from politics by hiring buyers GER
titled by the state civil service
commission was explained today
by Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
The governor said he will insis'
upon advertising bids for all pur
chases, and having them opened
in public by Wendell l.. Lund Of
Escanaba, whom he appointed sec
rotary OF the administrative board
at IL not my intention to have
Lund do any OF the states buy
ing" he said HE will merely
open the bids and turn them
over 20 state buyers who will
do the actual purchasing.
Under my plan, the power
Of purchasing will still rest In
the administrative board pur-
chasing committee. subject To
approval OF the entire board"
The governor appointed pur
chasing committee controlled BY
Democrats with Treasurer Theo
dore l. Fry as chairman.
The governor said he will abolish
the job of director Of purchasing,
and substitute three or four agent.
certified by the ciIl service com
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
State Plans Property Sale

LANSING. Jan s. - Approx.
mately 10000 parcels Of Detroi,
property will be auctioncd AZ A
state scavenger sale which starts
February II. the state land board
announced today Tire property
had an original assessed value OF
more than so 100000. The 1000
.rcels remainl from an original
90 parcels which reverted to the
Ttate for non-payment Of taxes
Eleven thousand were sold last
year and 5000 were redeemed by
the owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

You can't afford to miss this
grand buy! All brand new
at saving Of Sic to you!
See them today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Urge State Quit
Liquor Business
BY DON GARDNER
Timer stan Correspondept

LANSING, Jan. s.-Identical
bills which would take the state
out Of the liquor business were
introduced in the House and
Senate today by Rep. Joseph
Warner (Rl OF fpsifanti and Sen
ator Harry F. Hittle (R) Of
Lansing.
They would follow the plan out
lined by the late Gov. Frank D.
Fitzgerald TO do away with spe-
cially signate distributors.
abolish state stores and set up a
state warehouse system for the
distribution Of liquor.
Under their provisions any one
could sell packaged liquor for
consumption off the premises upon
payment of a $500 license fee.
Senator d. Hale Brake (R1 OF
Stanton introduced a bill which
would amend the welfare act 70
allow relief recipients 10 earn up
10 $50 a month without being
stricken from the rolls.
Senator Hittle also introduced
a measure which would allow old
age pension recipients 10 receive
benefits although they may own
personal property valued al 81 900.
The act now limits ownership 10
$500, with the value Of life insur-
ance computed az its cash surren-
der value.
Rep. Maurice Z. Post tR) OF
Rockford introduced a bill which
would set up retirement fund for
non-teaching employees OF public
school systems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Sale of CorseIettes

Regular 2.39 TO 3.3q
A special purchase makes this
low price possible! Ten pop
ular styles to choose from!
at one low price that
guarantees you savings! Sizes
"a to ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
u. Of D. 10 Train Men
For Defense Industry

The University of Detroit is pre-
pairing five new courses designed
to train men for specialized engi-
neering work in branches OF the
defense industry, il was announced
today Tuition and other expenses
will be paid by the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Here are the shoes that can really take
it! Every style has long wearing COM
position soles strongly stitched to leather
uppers What an assortment of styles!
Trim black bluchers in patent or dull
finish leather :. brown moccasin types
saddle oxfords =. box toes styles
for boys and girls! A real value SCOOP!
so come early! Sizes 10 to ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
To Honor FenkeIl

George II Fenkell of Almont,
former general manager of the
Detroit water board for 2S years.
is TO receive an honorary member
ship in the American Society of
Civil Engineers at the eighty
eighth annual meeting of the
society in New York next
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
lions OF bladder so that you can stop
getting up nights" get IS cent
package of Gold Medal Haarfem OFT
Capsules and take as directed. Other
symptoms OF kidney and bladder
weaknesses NAV he scant. burning OF
smartlng passage - backache - leg
cramps puffy ewes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Refuse a substitute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
COP AsksCrumb
FromGovernor's
New Job Table
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times stan Correspondent

.ANSING, i'm. 8. Exerting
The pressure of their superior
forces in the Legislature, Repub-
lican leaders today will ask Gov
ernor Van Wagner to withdraw
three or four" of the So appoint
ments he has sent to the Senate
for confirmation.
Although former Gov. Luren d.
Dickinson last week declared war
on the new administrators by ask
ing the upper chamberHto cement
Republicans in office. the law
makers are ready to confirm most
of Van Wagoner's appointees-if
no. all.
But in a maneuver typical OF
Lansing politics, the Republican
senators do not want TO grant a
concession without some kind of
gain-therefore the decision to ask
the governor to withdraw a few
appointments.
MUNSHAW'S STAND
Said Senator Earl w. Munshaw,
COP floor leader:
"As far as ! am concerned,
do not believe Dickinson's action
In attempting TO protect Re-
publican commissioner and de-
partment heads IL legal.
But we will ask the governor
to make three or four changes"
Van Wagner has instructed all
OF his appointees to sit back and
await the outcome of the con-
ference today before attempting
TO take office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Deficit
Bill Goes
To House
Times Staff Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. s.-Rep. John
p. Espie (R) of Eagle, chairman
of the House ways and means COM
mittee, introduced the Van Wag-
oner administrator deficiency
appropriation bill today - with a
81 900, 900 cut in the welfare allot-
ment.
The deficiency bill submitted by
former Budget Director Gus T.
Hartman totaled $3.0l5, 900, but
was never introduced. The new
bill. prepared by Budget Director
Leo J. Nowicki, has the blessing OF
Governor Van Wagner.
The total amount recommended
in the deficiency bill for all de-
partments-with the exception Of
the crippled children commission
is 81. 1884. 500.
$500. 900 SPECIAL BILL
A special bill asking $500, 900 fer
crippled children was introduced
in the Upper House last week by
Senator Ernest Brooks Cd. OF
Holland.
Nowicki's bill also contains
special item of S45, 900 for equip
ing and operating 200 beds at
Eloise Hospital. This promises tc
alleviate overcrowded conditions in
the psychopathic word at Receiv-
ing Hospital, Detroit.
But budget director cut aid t.
county sanatoriums from S350.00C
10 100000. payments to Elolse
Hospital for state patients from
$4,000 TO SIS, 1000 and the appro-
priation for the state labor media
ton board from S2l, 900 10 SIG, 900
Evening star., 1941-11-14

duffer," laughed Guy. eve expect
so much and get so little" Nor did
George E. Allen, former District
Commissioner, do any Dragging
about his 81. Or Lou Laudick about
his 86. Or Steve Early, White House
secretary, about his 81.
Comdr. Gene Tunney was to join
the party today, along with many
others. In all. around so men will
be in the group when they get
together. Some of the names will be
familiar - Holly Stover. Clarence
Bell, Harry Butcher, Charles w
Stewart. Horace c. Smithy-all are
pretty we'll known figures in Wash
ington official and business life.
No Dough for Washington.
final round in the individual Mid
south Tourney started today were
Horton Smith. Pinehurst pro. and
Tommy Armour Of Chicago, formerly
at Congressional. Both scored two
under par 70's on perfect golf day
NCStVlu olIllIiN il1N NNliliN ott u Vic
habit of winning here at Pinehurst.
and Horton is in his first year as
the local club pro The battle down
tie stretch between these two today
should be a corker, with John Bulla,
the pride of Greensboro. a shot back
at II. and Burly CLAYTON Heafner
and Henry Poe. two Carolina prod
ucts. in there at 70.
The Washington boys are not
going to take home any Of the prize
dough here Leo Walper helped him.
self TO a dismal 81 yesterday. the
worst round he has played here in
years. Levi Yoder took "a. They
won't win any dough. Nor will Gene
Sarazen. unless Gene busts the
course record.
Gene shot a So Wednesday on the
easier No. l course. Yesterday he
took IS. 1t should be heartening to
the golf buffers. A 78 TO Gene Sara
zen is about the same as 10 10 the
normal SO golfer. Smith finished
"a -33-3 against par of $3.50
picking up four strokes in 9T many
holes on Armour. who finished
3-5-2-5.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
jacobs Helping to Put Ring Shows on BottIeships
School Teams Ohio Put Game Avoid Clash

by boxing daily with Norman
Hughes, former Illinois amateur
mitt-swinger, and he's keeping
himself smart by managing
Hughes in camp bouts.
Headline: wrestler to be paid
of in defense stamps" Wonder
If they had to strike to get that
raise.
Candidate for the Pacific Coast
League presidency is Sid Cherniss,
who was bat boy for the Los
Angeles Angels back in 1913.
When Lew Jenkins turned up
with a black eye the other day
he explained he got it playing
football with the pro Giants dur
ing their morning practice.
Dizzy Dean, visiting Chicago on
radio business. says he's through
with baseball for good From now
on, he's only broadcaster.
The Bradley Braves, who play
nine teams from nine States this
season take their own mattresses
along when they travel. To save
. Ast1e dough, Wav maize thsiR
Evening star., 1941-11-14

own sleeping quarters on trains
by putting the mattresses across
the seats of the coaches and
climb into the hay under their
own blankets. Maybe that's what
has made them tough enough to
win seven games so far.
Southern scribes are compar-
ing Virginia's Bill Dudley with
Ace Parker. with the edge go
ing to Dudley. They point out
that when Ace was Bills age,
10, he still was in high school.
Gil Bouley's kid brother, who
really can run 100 yards in 10
fiat, is due toenter Boston Col
lege next fall.
Michigan, whose weakness (if
any this season is pass de-
fense, is scheduled to run into
Notre Dame and Angelo Bertelli
the next two years.
North Carolina States attack
features a sally Rand" play, a
fake hip" play and a naked"
rsvsrss. Seems to b football In
~ nv.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Fists Flung as Lions
Are BIanked Again
On Northern Ice
Drouin, Sinebush Among
Hockey BottIers in 20
New Haven Contest
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. IA
The Washington Lions left here
today with a pair Of goose-eggs in
their stickbag, one of them pre-
sented by the Rhode Island Reds by
a 60 score Wednesday and the
other by a 20 margain here last
night when they met up with the
Eagles. The next stop is Springfield,
Mass, where they play the Indians
tomorrow.
The Lions tried hard to make up
for the loss TO the Providence club
by setting a fast pace against the
Birds, but Goaler Phil Stein was
equal to the situation and looked
good in gaining his first shutout
Of the season.
Big George Patterson, who left
the ice in the third period to have
four stitches taken in a cut over
his left eye-he came out of tam
gle with Singbush with blood drip
ping from the cut-turned in the
first goal of the night midway in
lllt IIlSI pcIlOu. EdlI hOtllC lC-
bound was taken by Gus Mancuso,
Tipped to Don Wilson and the latter
handed it over to Patterson close
up for a shot through Paul BIZ
beault's feet.
Mancuso racked up the second
one with 20 seconds to go in the
last period. Lou Labovitch and
Roche getting assists on the play.
After their first goal, the Eagles
let the Lions press, waiting for
breaks, and the body checking was
fast and furious. Tempers finally
flared in the third period and Wilt
Simon started to sling punches at
Polly Drouin. Drouin tackled his
foe and both hit the ice-and then
were banished on major penalties
There were only two other penalties,
one on Walt luke for holding and
the other on Vic Myles for board
checking.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

unique community where golf is
the first, last and biggest of games
in sport hungry town.
Lunatic Hill is the Pinehurst Club
practice ground. Almost from the
time the sun lifts above the pine
forests in~the East, the golfers are
out there hitting wood and iron
shots down the expansive field.
They are at it when the sun drops
in the West. Never a moment in
the day, at tournament time, when
Lunatic Hill doesn't have its quota
of golf maniacs out there working
out some kink in the swing.
They may have picked up a tip
from SaraZen, or whispered hint
from ,Armour. Cut out that roll of
your Wrists on the backswing,' Gene
might have counseled. Point your
left shoulder at the hole at the
top of the swing" Tommy might
have advised. and the golf nuts go
out to Maniac Hill to try out the
tips.
Masters Work Out Kinks.
The masters themselves are out
there all day long. Eighteen months
ago we watched Ben Hogan wear
his hands raw and bleeding coaXing
out of that finely-grooved swing the
rhythm and power that has shot
him to the top. Paul Runyan, with
his despised noodle swing and
sway was out for 2 hours yester-
day. Leo Walper, hugely diSappoint-
ed with his opening round Of 81
in the Midsouth championship
convinced himself after an hour on
Nuthill that he was back on the
stroking beam. 1t gets EN- all this
lunatic area They've all been there,
from Bobby Jones. Hagen and Hogan
and Snead down to the veriest tyro
aping the swing and mannerisms OF
the big names of the game.
Playing today over the No. course
were many big wigs in Government
and business circles in Washington.
They are on the bi-annual golf party
held by former Attorney General
Homer S. Cummings. District Com
missioner Guy Me- son was in no posi-
ton to brag about his golf. You
know how it is with the game OF