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Evening star., 1941-10-06
Jack k-Kuufmun Go Fills
UIine Arena Program

Signing of Beau Jack, Negro
lightweight from New York, and
one Able kaufman of Philadelphia,
has completed the boxing card
scheduled next Monday night at
Uline Arena. Four bouts are
booked, all for 10 rounds
Chalky Wright, New York fly
weight title-holder, meets the vet
eran Leo Kodak in the feature.
Joey Archibald and joey Banks
tangle in the final and Frankie
Wills will box Artie Dorrell in the
curtain-riser.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Ovens Error Could Cost Clubs $500, 900

We shall entirely familiar with the
which led yesterdays 7o defeat Of the Buns For the sake
Yankees ninth by Catcher Mickey muf
which history S00O00 the Yank %
conventional D. that's all these
they
their bats
could almost play the tommy length of the
hitting
championship
with this matter for Let's back to the
everyday iould anybody and base hit.
hitter whom shall call Lew because baed for Owen
singled md a across
Evening star., 1941-10-06
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


BROOKLYN, Oct. e.-Bafhng, be-
wildering, Brooklyn.
That's the only description Of the
Yankee half of the ninth inning in
which the Dodgers retired two bat
ters, then saw the American
Leaguers score four times after the
third batter had struck out on a
nonstop pitch that escaped the
catcher and rolled to the grandstand.
Here is what some Of the princi-
pals had to say:
Hugh Casey, the Brooklyn pitcher:
"I've lost ball games in many ways,
but that is the first time I ever lost
one by striking a guy out"
Mickey Owen. Dodger catcher:
ut wasn't a strike. 1t was a low
inside curve that I should have had
But guess the ball struck my glove
and by the time I got hold Of it I
couldn't have thrown anybody out
at first. 1t was an error"
Tommy Heinrich, the Yankee out
fielder whose strikeout started it all:
TT was a bad ball. 1t had me fooled
completely and I couldn't stop my
swing. didn't know where the ball
went. I just started to run. I'm
not lefthanded for nothing"
Mccarthy, a Materialist.
Joe Mccarthy, Yankee manager,
called the incident a break" but
added that breaks don't count, it
is what you do after you get them
that does"
Leo Durocher, customarily the
loud lip, but extremely limp-lipped
after the debacle, blamed policemen
rushing to keep fans off the diamond
for getting in Owens path.
But it was wild afternoon all the
way. Seven pitchers saw service and
one. Southpaw Larry French, made
only a single toss. 1t was a wild
pitch, and Phil Rizzuto, trying to
advance, was thrown out to retire
the side.
The day before French also ap-
peared as a reliefer and pitched to
Yankee Catcher Bill Dickey, who
raped into a double play. Both
times he was removed for pinch
batsmen.
Other oddities included fire in a
photographers coop which the lens
men had to extinguish themselves.
although there were hundreds of
fire laddies about, and a baseball
Evening star., 1941-10-06

Runs batted in-Keller (3), sturm 90,
Wasden t2), Reiser 90, Gordon co Two
base hits-.Camilli. Keller (2), Wasdell,
Walker, Gordon. Home run-Reiser.
Double play-Gordon to Rizzuto to Sturm
Earned runs-Nev York, 3: Brooklyn. 4.
Left on bases-New York. IL; Brooklyn, s.
First base on balls-Off Higbe, 2 tDi Mag
zutol: of Donald, 3 ,1owen t2}, Coscarart1:
of Breuer, i CRiggs): OF Allen. l Dickey).
Struck out-By Donald. . tReiser. Co.'S
eararD; by Higbe, ! Donald; by Breuer.
2 tRisgs, Caseyl; by Casey, l tHenrichl;
BY Murphy. / tCoscararD. Pitching sum
mary-Of Higbe, 6 hits and 3 runs in
2as innings; OF French, no hits and no
runs in \ inning: on Allen, ] hit and no
run in q innin; of Casey, 5 hits and 4
runs in Az innings; of Donald. g hits and
4 runs in innings tnone out in ffth); off
sIeuer. hits ad no runs in 3 innings: OF
Murphy, no hits and no runs in innings.
Hit by pitched bsll-By Allen CHenrich)
Winning pitcher-Murphy. LOSING pitcher
Casey. umpires-Messrs oosts an -.
hs,nsIii ,sEvI .N; l.. second ssse as,sy. a a.
BIB,
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Keller Gordon and Wrong Dmocher Making Life Miserable for
Win, Lose |! !:':,: . o! or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
An Obit on the Beautiful Buns
By FRANCIS (. STAN
Star staI Correspondent.

6-step bub, little elbow
Beautiful Buns Brooklyn
In the meantime might thinking lyrical epiaph Work on
something making mistakes against the Yankees You can't do
and live.
This by all odds the zanest World Series what there left of
In graybeds Something out of the
all with Brooklyn but all
expectations has become whak by the
ball club Yankees which famed
collection suggers who
limbs nfed rattle the what they do when
don't lick. the do?
the Yankees extra chances
they beat themselves.
Yankee o
could could ended
with the Buns winners and champions
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

6S Inc ASSOCldteu fTeSS.
Today a year ago-Buck New
som held Reds to three hits as
Tigers won fifth World Series
game, 80, before 55,189 to take
series lead.
Five years ago-Seven runs in
ninth inning gave Yankees a 1876
decision over Giants to take
World eerieA four games 70 tvo.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Cards Chalk Up 10Th Win

Colesville Cardinals won their 29th
baseball victory of the season yes
terday by topping Upper Mont
gomery County All-Stars. 11-3, at
Colesville. The Cards have lost only
two games.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Alexandria Boys Score

A $50 victory over Police Boys
Club No. 4 makes Alexandria Boys
Club eleven the team to watch In
the P. B. G. 140-pound football
league.
Evening star., 1941-10-06

Three years ago - Yankees
blasted Cubs and Dizzy Dean, 6-3,
to win second straight World
Series victory.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Close for Four Corners

-Four Corners nosed out Riverdale,
5-4. in . baseball game yesterday at
Foau Corners.
Evening star., 1941-10-06

scribe's coat without any one in IT.
floating down from the grandstand
roof and enveloping a spectator
below.
Lucy Monroe, radio singer again
opened the program and asked the
crowd to join her She won the
decision, however, by finishing first.
Two signs made their appearances.
One hung from the bleacher section
and read: I'VE waited 81 years.
Don't fail is now" The other, worn
on the seat of a fans trousers,
simply said Bill Terry" The spec
tator showed his regard for the New
York Giant manager by sitting down
hard in every third chair.
Pitchers Shy of Hair.
1t is series of bald-headed
pitchers. Kirby Higbe, Whit Wyatt
and Atley Donald all have but few
hairs remaining. There wasn't an
idle hand in the house after Dixie
Walkers s overtime shoulder catch of
Tom Henrich's smash to the fence
In the third. Sundays receipts were
the last added to the players pool.
They get $43l 1891 for their series
effort.
Alfred Vanderbilt, president of
Belmont Park, tried to console the
weeping Larry MacPhail, president
and general manager Of the Dodgers,
after the game with Don't take 1t
SO hard. Larry; only last week had
a horse lengths in front down the
home stretch and he jumped the
fence"
Evening star., 1941-10-06

"a O24-14
s us & o & st s f % cs1 fe Rosie fn Sn
on
smesFi second
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Facts and Figures
On World Series
BY the Associated Press.

by tne fSSoCldleQ f1eSS.
STANDINGS.
w. l.. Pet
New York a. = $1,000 2 ! $50
First game Cat Yankee Stadium.
R. HE
Brooklyn IN L. Q 0
New York a. l. - 3 &
Davis. Casey (6) Allen 90 and owen,
Franks %: Ruffing and Dickey.
Second game tat Yankee Stadium.
R. H. Z
Brooklyn IN. L. -------- 3 8
New York "a L. .
Wyatt and Owen: Chandler, Murphy (6)
and Dickey, Rosar 90.
Third game Cat Ebbets Field.
New York "a. L. )--------- 2 s o
Brooklyn IN. L. l
Russo and Dickey: Ftzsimmons, Casey
ts), French tS), Allen 90 and Owen.
Fourth game Cat Ebbets Field.
New York "a. L. - Z 12 o
Brooklyn IN L. 9 /
Donald, Breuer 90, Murphy (s) and
Dickey:. Higbe. French "a, Allen 90, Casey
go and Owen.
Remaining Rames-October at Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn; and 9 Gf necessary At
Yankee Stadium
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Battling, Bewiideing Brooklyn
Only Way to Describe Queer
Loss by Dodgers in Ninth

scribe's coat without any one in IT.
floating down from the grandstand
roof and enveloping a spectator
below.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Composite Score, Four Games
of
BROOKLYN,
NEW YORK

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Evening star., 1941-10-06

Other oddities included a fire in a
photographers coop which the lens
men had to extinguish themselves.
although there were hundreds of
fire laddies about, and a baseball
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16
HusRutlft
s.. g., ga.

Mbertrieber SbDobl es 5ablreld)c
ihaolide 8ofterien 9ibt, 9ibt es anh
anoere 5ablreitte iuobltatige nno lol=
fbe, tpelbe sic ih6bliben pernibten.
3ubem 'iino piele Meniben 9egcn
1lan6erlei Anltedungsfenne inlnlln.
@enn man cine quite @ciunbbeit bat,
brnu6t man feline 6urdt Dor Nn>
1tedung 81 bahen. Gorlid)t lit icbpd)
1tets eeboten.. 9as gilt bcionoers fir
Sousirauen bel Ser 3nbereitlno bon
Spciien.
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Gs lit leioer mobr, ooB Iclblt fotDo=
liibc Srauen uno Otdobeu piclfod
bie nnonlt0nbieen Moben 1ulo @e
bro1be Oes StronolebenS mitnaden.
8ie allidbrlid), bnbel al6 bcsmnl
oie fotbolil6en 8ilh0fe nno por al
lent ser 8opit boronf oninertiam &C.
,nodt, boB lie olS &atbolifen al bic
@elebc ser Morol gcbnnoen lno unO
nnbern ein erbauibes 8eiipicl aeben
iollcn. Gin iol6es genebnen crbobt
iie in BEN Nllgen ieoes reipeftoblell
ault0nbigen Meniben.
- 9tod Dor fur5en1 bat goplt GnS
Der 3tpolite 1000 fotboliide M0obcn
ernobnt, bob lie 5u oieler 5omnler=
aeit baral1f obten nliibten unonlton=
biee Wfooen SIT meiocn. uSbr miibt', ',
10 erflorte ser 81. Goter, ,,oie Iell=
felsfoltiime oes beuti9cn Sportes, ser
@peiene, bes Ger9nii9ens ,mo Ser
Spoiene befompfen. Sbr miibt 5n
allen 3eiten ser @elnnobeit 3utrdg=
lide, ebrenbofte 9lciOer trogen.
Selbit menn einige &leionnosltiide
bequener uno bpeeniiber iein mo
gen, miiBt ibr bieie meiben, 1penn oe
Seele our6 iolbe &leioung eeiabroet
mirh."
Ser uNilernotore 9ionono'', bas
Organ oes &otifons, erfldrte, bob sic
&leibnng ser itolieniihen Jrouen,
insbeionoere iener, Sic ibre &nie sci
gen ober oie in fl1r5armeli9en &lei=
bern in oen &irden erl6eine,, nul,,
% pieIe Mdnner onf SEN Sblohtiel=
bern leibcn uno lterben belonbers
1,noneebrabt ipdren. Dos 9lott
meint iebr ridtig, oaB oerartiec alci=
Der nid)t Dor iroii6en Ebroneu &C.
ftattet tperoen Diirben ,nb fragt, mes
balb iie in &ir6en, Dor @ottes Sbron
9ebuloet iperoen lollten.
- j. g., >. -
Ob George @aibington fatbolii6
eeitorben lit? Yolitipe 9elpeiie liegen
bariiber 1libt Dor. &nr5 nad ieinen
Sooe entltano bas @eriid)t, Bob ser
sSeluitenpater gfea1e ettpo bier Stl,nz
ben on leinem Sterbebette oubro6te.
8os in bieler Belt porein9, lit nie
bcfonutae,poroen. gs ltebt felt, Bob
fein proteItantiidber @eiltlicber ibu in
Ser 5ooesItunbe 8eiltano geleiitet fat.
- q. Sd, Sa.
8enn lbarfe Meiier, Sid)eln mo
Bobrer ldngere 3eit beiBem sonnen-
liht ousgeiebt iino, nebmen iie eine
bloulibe 6arbe~an llno berlieren ibre
Sbarie. Giele @erfae,1se lailen lid
ME mebr gut idarf MAIDEN lnb mill
fen bon neleu gebartet >peroen. Sic
baben ibre Sdrte (temper) nerloren.
= 9. M., Ser. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16

mlr 5u Observation-Disclosures fiibrcn. -
Wobrenonem lid lonlt iiberou ouf
Der Iclt NroBc Gollnlocbictc oebilN"t
bobeL lit europa 5errillen. Die
Srcl6en boben nur nod cincn ne
aotipen SScrt. Gin tSIicocr iibcrilieot
III elmer bolbcu StunDc ocrcu 5lpou,
sig. @encinlonc Nrhcit l0bt lih nl1r
ocntel, mcln oen @rc>l5cn nid)t mcbr
olclclbc Ncocutlng hcioclnrllcn miro.
IS 0ibt feine Eerpllidtlng iiir oie
Sbmci5, mit5unlodbcn. VScnn obcr
Gc,tlblono niht bciirhlt, 10 tut cs
plclleidt sic 3cit. Sic Mcnld)en Der.
ldmlnoen, abcr sic Nolfcr blcben."
- @m. st., Nrf.
Gielcr Nospntin bot iu Ser lor-
gen Nelbe Don >Sntri9,cn mo Scr.
bre6en aIlrr 2lrt in ben Sd,redenSs
lobren ruiiiiden ;}orentlrnls cine
Sollptrole 9eipieIt Seine Gerbre-
bcrbobn enoetc IN ocrlelbcu Tcile,
mlc er lie ieinen Oplern 5uoeoobt
bottc.
Ger Sron5olc 9fo1ricc Yoleoloonc,
Der pom &omlor 1914 bis 5lml NuS.
brrh Der bollhcpiltiihcn Hepolution
oils 1ronjolider Notiboitcr onl ruiz
lll6en Soic lih bciono, bat IN lcincm
gl6e ~9|leronbro 1Sepooronno' -
lnter Venlleung 5oblrcid)cr 1lnper0is
1entlidter Gofllnltnte - sic @rmors
Dung Hoaputins 1cld)ilocrt. ,,Gon
LANCER Sono nno nit nls9efliigcltem
Saoislnl1s porbereitet, muroc nos
Terbred)en III ser 9fo6t uno fciac aus
Dem 9lnterbolt ollsArlibrt, 10 ooB Die
Sbonolihfeit ser Morbcr ser ncs
Npters nld)t nod0ibt.' ~ Eoleolooue
1b!loert meiter sen ;3ulonnlcnbrnb
Der rlllll6en tSrnnt, Ben Nuahrnh
Der Ncnohltinn, bic Nblrtln0 Der Gnz
Matte, Die @clan9rlnobme uno Die
mobrbaft Nralenbaitc Grnnroruu Der
tollerllclcn 1Sonlilic hl1rh sic Sefotc,
rlnenbur0cr 9pllWclpilten am II.
Snli 1913. Sic gauge llll1cnihlibe
G:reflltipn nit ollen ibrcn pcrticrtcn
8rolllon1fclteu babe, 10 lit bic 9ln-.
lld)t Yoleolo9lcs, ocnmlrn, bon Mos
fou 0cNebenen Snitruftioncu cntlpro,
belL ei bis III sic flciniten ginscl-
beiten bonn 3cntrol= Gref,,tip Gpmitee
oeS &renll, Don Senin 5robfi:
Slper>lpu, Sinopiew ongcoronct
moroen. Gor ser @eldidtc mcroe Der
Somjet OIL ssefaterinbrrg m,r sic be.
l6eioene Nolle" bes ausfiibrenoen
Sel,ferS in sniprnh nebuen.
0ie bllti9e Serridaft oes &onruu.
nlsmls bot Dos 3orenreeiment nod
fipf in Spn Shnf4pu ,c1tpIIf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16


Sabren, es iei Dem onlcrifoniIdjen
BbDlifer $. Is. Burroughs oelungen,
elnen Ipporat 81 erfinben, ser bos
Sorbanbenlein bon Del inter ser '@r>
De nit falt untrii9liher Sifcrbcit
feltltellen lieb. Sis bobin morcn im-
mer foltlpiclioc 8obrungen notmen-
Dig nno bic oroBen omerifonild)cn
Selgelellldoftcn bnteu oesholb 0nr-
rol9bs rielioc 8etrGgc iiir oos 9luS-
ntb1n0srcdt. lin enooiiltig cincn
Sertro9 ob5uidlieBeL i,rbr ser Grim
Der INIT lcllem fultbarcn Npporot in
9luto nod Sos Nnoeles. 0obci crlitt
Der Wa0en cllen I'M 9urrpnobS
lpnroc lofort gctotct, ser 9pporat mar
nlr nod ein Sonien bon Srii>1ncrn.
IS lit nidt ocllngen, Dem @cbcinlnis
oieler Griinoung ouf sic 5pnr 5u
fnnllren.
9c1robcn nit icincm Sd)opfcr lit
audi Dos NtetoIl tfcrrenopo, boS cbcn=
10 bort mie Stobl, obcr MIR cin Grit
tel 10 ldiper ipor l,no MIR etua bulh
10 tener. Oieic grfinounN bes 9lrne=
rifoners >Sanles Stephens mot6te III
lelner 6cinlot bas groBte Nuiicben.
Gin Stablperf lteIltc ibm s(nlooen
nno reidc llnterltiibung 5ur Gerlii-
9ung, nm fiir sic mciterc Nerlpert,u0
oos Gcrrebt 81 erbolten. 9od) sic
9eilti0en Nnltren9l1n0cr, sic StcpbcnS
bel Der 4usarbeitlng ieiner >sbec oui
lid acnonlncn botte, roubten ibn1 Sen
Gerltono, uno cr ltarb III eilem Sr=
renbous, obnc OoB bos @cbcillniS oic=
les. @lnhermetollS befomt ocmurocn
mare.
Sn ISronfrei6 orbeitetc ser 9bpli=
fer Henoult 1onge 3eit ooron, Sic
gleftri5itot Der sltr1oipbGrc ser prof
tilben &erpertl'ng oienitbor 3u mo-
den. @r fon11te in ieinen Gerlubs.
rounen 5u @renpble ieinen 6ohges
nollen cine Molhine 5eioen, Die leit
8ohen in bauernoer Sotigfeit mar
nno alBerorbentlih eleftrilh betriez
ben iOnroe, obne bob cine ;3ufubr Don
elettrilhem Stront o1s elmer ser iib=
liben &raftQuellen nod)5llpeilen mar
Na6 Genaults Mueaben ipar oie at
molpbdriihe @leftri5it0t ser ein5ige
&raftipenoer fir ieine Mol6inc. Ser
@elebrte lollte nlln in Eoris Dor Ell
neln 9roberen &reiie feline slnlo9e
porfiibren uno bradte sic gauge Ota=
ldinerie nob einem Gerlu6sralllu in
Der Afaoenlie. Mm Gage Dor ser Gor-
fiibrrng probierte ct nod einnal ieinc
slnlagen, Inn 81 iebeu, Oh olles III
Sronung iei. 9a b0rte man einen
itarfen &nou aus oem &ounl 6lom=
men nno Hall6 orangen aus Sen=
itern uMb Siire,l lmo nan iono sic
lleberrelte Heno,lts uno leiner Nlli=
itellten, oie ibn1 gebolfen battel, Bis
5ur ltnfenltlidfeit berbrannt, leil1e
Wtaldine ais eineu @aufen geidmol=
genes Metau. lfat bot sic @rl1uo=
lagen, ouf oeneu bie Mai6inc uno
oie griinoung aufgebaut ipor, ni6t
erflGren foune11.
&eniger i6aoe biirfte es ,ln cine
@rfinol,ng iein, Die ser enelilebe @e-
lebrte Bernard 5iller nit ins @rob
eenommen bat. Giller bate ein g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16


ols ser Gertrog obgeihloiien pcroen
iolltc, flog tsillerS 2aborotorilm III
sic Suit; cr ielblt ain9 nit ollen lei
nen 9ll,i5cihnunoen 5nor,,nbc, lmb
bic @elcbrten, bie iib ,peiter nit lel-
ner @rfinoun9 belc6ofti9teh tonntcn
sic ;3niornnenietuno nibt m,Sfinoil
nlobcn.
- Gb. g. &n. -
3ioorrcnold)c fam olS por5iiolicbc@
Yubnlittcl fiir perirbieoene 3metc
Tcrmcnbnno iinoen. 9urb bos un-
poriicbtioc Sinltellen beiBcr @cfoBc
aui ppliertc Sild)= noer &onloocnplot=
ten entlteben 9oriti9c lucibc tSlcdc,
sic mon 1c,pobnlid) olS cin 9nsbren-
ncn ser sSorbc be5eihnct nno iiir lln-
pcrtll1bor b0lt, cbenl mic sic oleid)=
tolls mcibrn tSledel1, meldc rurd) nlls=
gc9nllcnes lmO niht mcN1etrodnetca
Moiler ouf Enlitur cntltebcn. Sic
Ileden loilen iid ,ober Nnrcb cin M
enolih ciniodcs Gcrfobren lcid)t cnt
fernen pber oo6 lcbr nlilbern. Vion
lerdtet ;}i1orrcnoltbc nit Wollcr out
an uno ltreicbt sic Otollc iber sic lief
fige SteIle. Sc nohoem Ser Sled
elm 1rilcber ooer beralteter lit, lnbt
man lic fiir5ere noer lonoerc Belt
ooraui licgtn. 9onn lGbt mon cincn
&prtltnplcl iibcr elmer 1Slnnnc chuos
anfpblcn ulh rciht nlll hnnlit sic
nit ser ;}i1orrcnulhc beoccftc Stcllc
gut oh. (Gs lei belnerft, baB mon om
belten INNER in ser HltnNc rciht mo
niht bin lmo bcr) 9tnd) Ginger 3cit
miro ser ,Slcd fo1t noer gon5 pcr=
! lblplnocn lein. 9icrouf miro sic 10
bebouoclte Silhplotte nit @oller &C
reinigt, nit einem 2eocrltiit troden
eericben nno id)lieBlib nit cinem III
Eetrole,m eetouhten ,peiben &nppcn
ii6erfobren luo no6mols troden ge-
rieben.
u. g., =. -
Nir balten Ebrc Ncfiirdtlngrn,
0ic Shlpel5 nobte llnter oos Mobt
bercid) eincs e,lrop0ildeu 9iftotoro
geroten, fiir lmbegriinbet. 9lls ncll=
troles Hono bietet iic 9roBcrc Gorteilc
fir Die 9to5ire9ierung lu1o biloet ein
ltorfes notiirlhes 8ollmerf gcnen
itolieniid =iolt]iitiicbc "a If g liilte.
9oB Die 9egenmortigen No5iiiibrcr
5ar Belt cine poblmouenoc Eolitif ge=
gen Die Shmei5 por5ieben, erbeIlt aus
einen Verldt oes ,Sourual be Sc
nepe', nod ipeldern Der Oeutlbe Ero=
pa9auoaniniiter Or. @oebbels 6m0lf
ldpei5eriicbe Spurnolilten, bic ols
@alte oes Heibes cine SntornnotionS=
reile in 9eutlblono ll1ternonlnlen
bottelt, iiber bie 8e5iebun9en bes
9entlhen 9eibes 3ur Shmci5 iN
folgenoern1oBen GuBerte: vBer nnod=
te nod Ooron 5ipeifellr, ooB cin ne>leS
europa al1fgebaltt lperOcn nmlb?
3pei &rie9e, sic bon ein lnlo Ser
lelbel @enerotion gefiibrt peroer,
belpeilen oie Notlpenoiafeit be,ltlid).
Ser Gerlllb init be,u G0lterbuno ,por
ein Jebll6lag. 0ertihlonb miro oel,
europailtben Sentiment neu organize.
rem. gSas iperoen mir bon Ger StOmci5
Derlan9en? gfi6ts! Sic nele Sroa=
niiotion miro einen @orteil oarlteuen,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Christmas Tree Erected
on Lawn of Postoffice

A 1s-foot Christmas tree has
been erected on the Post Office
lawn. corner Adams st. and w.
Michigan Ave. Colored lights and
imitation snow paint will decorate
the tree. The tree will remain on
the lawn until holiday decorations
In the city are removed.
Invitations for participating IN
the Christmas program broadcast
over . public address system have
been sent by the Board OF CON-
merce to those local organizations
which contributed numbers last
year. Beginning Dec. IT. when
merchants win operate their stores
until 8 p. m. each week day. a hoii-
day musical program, will be pre-
scented.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 1o-Prob-
lena OF plant protection will be
discussed ct Z meeting Of poli';e
and manufacturers representative
ct 7:30 tonight A bulletin on plant
protection. published by the Fed
oral Bureau Of Investigation, VIII
b one OF the meeting subjects.
Mayor Leigh ]. Young has been
authorized to form . city. defense
advisory board which win be com
posed OF representatives OF indus
tries, utilities. protective agencies,
businesses, war veterans, social
agencies, labor and the Army. In
addition. II il planned to form an
auxiliary IRE corps among mem,
bsrs Of the American Legion and
the veterans Of Foreign Wars.
In the near future 1t 10 planned
10 hold . registration for all OF
Washtenaw County who wish 10
participate In volunteer prog. am
Skills viii be listed and volunteers
win be assigned duties which they
are best qualified to carry out.
In Anticipating need Of flyers In
Dc emergency, members OF the HUI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Students Wide Awake In
Efforts to Win Wager

Ann Arbor. Mich. Dec. IONS
Both seeking to win a five dollar
bet, two University OF Michigan
students here passed their 125th
hour without sleep.
The two students involved are
Clair Van Etten, engineering jun
Tor. Gowanda, N. Y, and Robert
Mitchell, friedman arrhi.e"tu-e =
dent from Benton Harbor. Mich
The one who dozes off first los.
five dollars, according to terms OF
the bet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

dents TO graduate II they success
fully complete the studies.
Requirements of the Michigan
Bar state that students must have
three years OF residence At q rec
ognized law college before being
permitted to take bar examina'
tons.
Lectures on military law are ex-
pected to be started soon by Z.
Blythe Stason, dean. and Prof. Lay
lin X. James. The lectures will be
designed TO prepare men who win
drop out OF school to enlist for
possible work In the advocate gen
erals once.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

ron Flying Club have already
named q committee to cooperate
with the federal government J. @.
Weber is chairman.
Capt Richard Cassidy who has
been commanding officer Of the
South China patrol. was TO assume
duties today at the University OF
Michlsan. He will take the place
Of Capt. Lyaf A. Davidson. chair
man OF the University department
Of naval science and tactics. who
viii 60 to the naval war college at
Newport. r. l.. before returning
to sea duty next June.
Since the emergency. R.0.T.C.
headquarters at the University
have been flooded with requests
for information regarding enlist
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

Church ST. The ceremony TOOK
place Monday in Toledo.
Mrs. Holmes IL the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Bi hop. Spring
Arbor, and Is a graduate OF Spring
Arbor Seminary and OF the Mercy
Hospital School OF Nursing. JACK,
son. Mr.. Holmes is In the decorat-
ing business.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Ann Arbor News

county jail. He was unable TO pay
an alternative nne OF $3.50.
He was arrested on complaint OF
Nathan Fairchild, Brookwood Pl.,
following an accident at Main and
william SITS. Sunday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Driver Starts 10 Day
County Jail Sentence

Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec. 1o-When
he pleaded guilty to charges OF
driving while under the influence
Of liquor and without an operators
license, August Weir. 4S. 915 Brown
st.. began q 70 day sentence In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Special Course Planned
at University Law School

Ann Arbor. Mich. Dec. 1o-The
University OF Michigan announces
that a special five week course will
begin at the law school In Febru-
airy. The course will enable a
limited number OF senior law stu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Announcement Made Of
Holmes, Bishop Rites

Ann 'Arbor. Mich. Dec. 1o-An-
nouncement is being made OF the
marriage Of Miss Della Belle
Bishop. nurse at the University
Hospital, and Merville ID. Holmes,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

Cleaning Lucite back hair brush
6ristled with snowy white Ex-
ton; This gift combined beauty
with practicability! Sure to be
welcomed! See it on display at
Cunningham's TODAY!