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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
Need Workers At
Red Cross Room,

With quota for the month of
November of 10000 surgical band
ages, the Bluffton unit of the Red
Cross organization is asking for
more volunteers to assist in this
work, it was announced by Mrs. j,
S. Steiner.
The workroom is located at the
grade school building with working
hours on Tuesday through Friday
from 2 to A p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
Receives A. NJ. Degree
From u. OF Michigan

Miss Marcella Steiner of West
Kibler street has received the Master
of Arts degree from the University
of Michigan, it was announced the
first of the week. Miss Steiner is
an instructor in Rawson high school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
In Air Corps

James Deppler of Bentley road has
enlisted in the army air corps and
left Monday for Toledo. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Depp,er-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-11-05
TOTAL VOTE CAST
IN ALLEN COUNTY
ELECTION TUESDAY

Following is the total vote cast in
Allen county's Ill precincts at Tues
days election as shown by complete
unofficial returns:
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Wit Gbriifns ins ncne ,iabr!

aleid oem 5cltlen llnge5ohlter Slube
cill eill5iger, alles iibertonelloer Sd,rci
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befleblt nub unoronet, tdalid) slrbeit
nno Yflihtcn 5llteilt. Gs lNeint, oaB
bielc 3eit bellte gefonmlen. Die Hen
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iih besbaIh nit oer 8ier ei,1es Ser
lhnnahtcllncn urf bic 8iilenidoftcu,
auf sic &iinltc, ouf sen Monmlon,
ouf Sen 8enl', ouf 9iollNen uno 5rin-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

miro cine Came ais riifltauoig, lang
iueilig belihelt, Die brei Sabre nit
,oenllelben Wfaun pcrbciratct bleibt.
Sn Scr bel1tigell Welt bilbet oie Ser
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gSir arbeitcn raid, gcrnll, billiu llno
perlablid. sIltc6 mlf Ieil5ablr ~en!'
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Sit Gbriltus bcll Mcniden fcrll 10
entfernrn lid) oieIe Don bcl liutiirlicben
(Selesen oes metihlibcn Suiuulucll=
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fen, allf san5 lmo Bars, allf trGltle>
ride Srrlitbter. Suocs, troe &lult
lmo Niiienihait unD por allem troe
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tin per0ffentliebte unlanglt @elprade
aus tir3tlihen 9erat,ugen. Man err
ldrieft iiber Die Shlco'tigfeit, bic ga
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bat, belI @asDaDu 5u Dfinenl 8eiumo
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

ben llugebcnerll, oeren Sun lnh 9sndt
hrobnenoes Mulieln belt Inmpfer mt
10 Observation-Disclosures slmerifa
lubcrbrinncn. % iub id) tief iulter
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res Be-, sIn9rlihtcs Die Maldiucu bcbie.
nen; ith lab ord, Die nllnlcnld)lih iiber.
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rcn N0luncll multcnoclL gut lllo ges
pilc1t anac5oNcncn Giclitlcltc - llto
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Nc0en.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

atslold)cn? ebrr Nibt es fcinc &clt'
rciicnocl, 10 gibt pa alld) fciue 9lr.
teitslu0gltfciteu, teineu &eroienli.
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ljettigeu ;3ipililatinn, 10 foltet oas
cntlttlirl,t Spfer AT Nlut, Sdmcib.
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SScr gibt cine beiriebigcnbe slntlpprt2 2
gSer ldafit Naltm III bcn ouf9clpiibt
ten Scelel,? Sp mie jest Die Ti,lge
lle1en, follnen lic niUt peitergebe,l.
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'ei1elltllnls lit fciue S0iung, oeun hl-
init .horte Der 9allptallrei3 ser menidr
.libtn Sdtiafeit huf. Die. tlcibiocll S0ltz
DC ..crltarrtcil sur llnttitiefeit. Gbelt=
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SoIung .bcll1 Die btfrritrn ipilben SHs
ltintte iucrfen sic luelitblite aultur
nm >sobrtouleuoc 5uriitf. Sit cine 2D-
illna moglb?
ytllr nit Gbriitl1s, scr l,ns ollen ge-
bnt, l,l1s Aegenleitig su liebe,L sll ltiit-
sen, ltno 5ll bclfcn. 9sadllidbt lulb 8e,
rehtiafcit gcgel1einanoer SIT itben.
Nur nit icnem Gbriitlts, Der 5l,erit
uerfiilbete, mir 1inb ollc 0ritber, oer
Nrbeitgeber ,uno Scr MrbcitneIlner,
groB uno flcil1 bic Starfen lluo Die
Sd)nahen, Die 0ebilbetcu lluo Die
llrscbi!hetcn; lHtr nit icllcm Gbrts
lt,,s, ocllen Mpdtel lchrieb: ,,giner
TRACE oes allheru 2alt, ,uno iu ireroet
(1ortIeslu,g aui Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

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belt 5lgrluloe gcbelt.
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belt ill lbmerlter arile infulge Der
gntiernllng BON Gbriltils. Sic. miro
ibrer Jreifeit, ibrer Selbliberrlihfta
lridjt frob, cs gebt 'ibr uielneDr ! pie
@oetbes 3allberlebrlillg Ser Die leid)tz
iiunig beral,fbeidlporeucn GeiIter llid)t
nlebr bannen fann. Smluer oentlider
miro: Motorell Gpnanlos, YferOe.
frafte, YropeaeridWuubel1 meroe1 rllr
5ll llnbeilsbingelL lpenu oie Menlhen
Botf nllo Sen grloler Derseiietl. Yoli=:
tit Wiriibait, Biilu. iino red)t, aber-
dis nod lpidtiaer- erlpeilen .lih Got
tssillrdot Nrniltluortltl,asaefiib All-'
itdnoigfeit, geiuiiiellbafte Yflibterfiil
lung. stae 3ipililation lit eitel nno.
5crfaIlt, ipeml mir llicbt n1enldlid, op-
ferlpillig, geonloia, uileigellniisia T..
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Had to 60 to New York as
Squad Completes in Chicago

this year, but, as he himself points
out, consistency too often is not one
Of a shot putter's virtues.
Three relay cams will be enter
ed by the Hurons. They are. two
mile. Ed Sigety, Bob Archer, Dick
Gehring and George Cole; mile.
Louis Kagan. Vern Krebsbach,
Vance Lancaster and Cole; and
sprint medley, Bob Erbe, Kagan.
Lancaster and Cole.
Competitors in the individual
events are Art Newman and Lam
caster. 70-yard dash; Don Sommer-
field and Erbe, hurdles; Kagan,
quarter.mile: Gehring. halt-mile;
Archer and Slgety. mile; Walt
Simpson. high jump; Harold Stein
and Ted Webb. pole vault; and
Herb Roehrs and Rosenzveig, shot
put.
Michigan Normal will not be rep
resented in the Butler Relays, also
scheduled for Saturday, for the
first time in three years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Mighty Tech Players Score
Impressive so to 25 Count

class B game in the regional tour
nsment held in the Ypsilanti High
School gymnasium.
Only once were the Flint cagers
behind; that time being for two
minutes of the first quarter. when
they trailed 20. after Bob Byrne.
of Belleville had pushed through
a field goal Marty Andrews then
sunk two free throws for Flint
after being fouled by Clark Ma
son. TO even the count at two
each. Bob Mead, rangy center
then followed with a basket for
Flint, and the mighty Flint ma
chine got under way.
Working with an 81 lead in their
favor. Flint piled up a 24-l2 lead
at half time Marty Andrews &C
counted for eight points of the
Flint total in the first half, while
Bob Mead chalked up six. Mead
and Andrews also paced their team
in the third session, scoring five
and seven respectively. and leav-
ing Belleville behind 38-15.
Bob Mead. center, who kept
feeding tip-ins to the basket, tai
lied a total of IS points on field
goals and two free throws Marty
Andrews, who scored 16 points
for the winners. claimed second
honors.
Loo PRICE led the Belleyille
squad with 10. while Pappas with
eight. Dunn with five. and Byrnes
with two, furnished the remainder
Of the Belleville score.
Flint Tech will compete in the
Regional finals on Saturday night.
playing the winner OF tomorrow
nights game between Ypsilanti
and Cranbrook. which takes place
at 9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Sports Roundup

Palm Beach Fla INs Lawson Little Of San Francisco and
Loyd Mangrum Chicago each with under par 20 he'd the
lead TODAY in the Victory Golf Tournament the Palm Beach
Seminole Club
4uqpsfre Fn-fNS-Medaiisf Louise SHgqs Ltha Springs
Ga today Defending Champion Georgia Ianter o.
Faqo n D. the ssmifna round OF the Florida East COAST
W0uen's Golf Tournament
Pasadena Cal ms The White Sox boosted recruit
TODAY though rookie in the general of the word he IS
sam West 37yearod OF 10 wears in professional base
ball Having his unconditional release from the Washington Sena
tors West got with Manager Jimmy DYKES and mmeda
ey signed bolster the supply OF SoN outfed reserves
p t5gyr7rert -o-tlcdar 7gth Mrs Ed7gard l.. Ho,e Of
Princeton n t. e,as off against Ms Thomas Galatn OF
Tampa today in the championship onnd Of the Bser women
Golf Tournament
Chicago ms Beginning tonight with the Central AAU
track meet at the University Of Chicago Field House the midwest
will be urfeted with athletic for the next eight DAYS ne
Central AAU meet will be merely curtain raiser for the l4n
running of Illinois Tech relay which more than 49O
athletes from 81 mdwestern colleges and universities and nne
Chicago high schools will tomorrow also IN the Uni
versiN OF Chicago Fedhouse
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

While the bulk Of the Huron
squad pays heed TO the old admoni-
ton to young men TO go west"
Charles (Whitey) Had. hurdler ex-
traordinary OF the Michigan Nor
NAL track team, will head for New
York Saturday to make his final
appearance in board-fioor racing
there this season.
Had will seek to turn the tables
on Fred Wolcott, agile Texan, who
nudged him twice in the National
AAU championships two weeks
ago. The scene of their wind.up
duel indoors will be Madison
Square Garden, and the meet is
the twentythird annual Knights
OF Columbus carnival.
Meanwhile, a 15-man squad will
invade Chicago in quest OF its
fourth straight college division title
in the annual Illinois Tech Relays
at the University OF Chicago field
house. George Marshall will have
charge OF the Huron team in the
absence Of Dr.. Lloyd W. Odds, who
will accompany Had.
Although Marshall expects strong
opposition from a veteran North
ern Illinois Teachers aggregation,
he figures the Hurons winners by
decisive margin. We certain
ly are not going to Chicago to
lose this meet he has empha.
sized all week.
Word from DeKalb that North
ern Illinois, Illinois intercollegiate
Conference track champion, expects
to also compete in the Central
AAU carnival at Chicago today sup.
ports Marshall's anticipation OF
continuing Michigan Normals
monopoly Of the Relays crown.
Eddie Rosenzweig. head cam
oneer on the Huron team, will have
the biggest task TO accomplish.
He will seek to defeat Dan Beierle,
Wisconsins Big Ten champion, in
the shot put. University and col
lege men compete together in the
individual events.
Beierle won his title last week
with pitch of AZ feet So inches.
Rosenzweig already has a distance
OF IS feet pa inches to his credit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

IN quest o. their fourth Regional
title il as many years, Blissfie.d
High School Thursday put down 81.
Demands OF Dearborn 1913 10 move
into the semi-.inals against s.
Thomas OF Ann Arbor on Friday
night at $50.
The game was the most closely
contested Of the evening, with the
lead changing almost with every
basket
Bussfield began by grabbing
5-4 lead at the first quarter, and
by the time the horn sounded end
ing the first half the Blissfield
.bombardiers were in front lie.
The third session found the going
BIT tougher for Bhssfield. as jim
Sto.- o-oved with TWO field baskets
followed by goal by Pete Viviano,
pQ 4g 81, Bernard : ahead l2-ll.
From that point. il was neck
and-neck contest which wasn't def
nitely decided until the last half
minute, when a field goal by Ben
Osenko stretched the Blissfieli lead
from one TO three points, az which
II ended.
Although he scored only two
points the real hero OF the game
was st. Bernsrd's Eddie Breight
center. who played the entire game
The fact that he played the whole
game is not what the fans praised
but they marvelled because he
played under the handicap OF a
paralyzed right arm
Jim storz. Of St Beranrd's, and
osenko and Nizzardi OF Blissfield
were deadlocked for high point
honors with nine markers each.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

Mt. Carmel Of Wyandotte paced
by Chester Dylewski. center. and
Captain Zulewski, guard, who each
counted nine points. Thursday en-
erged victorious over ST Alphonsus
Of Detroit. 1928. qualifying the
Comets for the semihnals tonight
in YpsNanu High School gymnd-
sum.
The Mt. Carmel Eve found din
Guilty getting under way. trailing
ca a. the quarter, but managed 70
establish an l1-l0 lead az the half.
After they once found their stride,
St. Alphonsus could barely keep
up with the high-ilylng Wyandotte
quintet.
Jack Hinchey, St. Alphonsus for
ward, scored y points 10 claim high
point honors for the game. Ace
Gutowsky dropped three longs for
six points. while Ed Krause and
John Curran with FIVE each,
brought the Alphonsus score 70 Is.
NJ Carmel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

Football Pictures Shown .
Foremen'S Club Members

Motion pictures OF the Ohio State
and University Of Michigan foot
ball game were shown and analy-
zed By Assistant Coach Walter j.
Weber, OF the University, at fpsA
lanti Foremen's Club dinner meet
ing in Charles McKenny Han
Thursday night.
Coach Weber also gave a BRIEF
talk on experiences Of his life
during a football career.
Bruce Allen. the singing Sher-
iff'. with a group of singers from
Jackson provided musical number1S
on the program.
About 60 attended the meeting
at which Paul Ungrodt, Of the
Board OF Commerce, announced
the Michigan and Northern Ohio
foremen's conference in Ann Ar
Dor April IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Shadford Given
Magazine Praise

Edwin W. Shadford, city recrea-
ton director. has received a note
OF commentator in the latest issue
OF the News Letter of the Michigan
Association for Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation. His
solution of recreation problems
arising out Of the establishment of
the bomber plant here is lauded in
particular.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
TO GIVE ADVICE

Port Huron, Mar. 13-St. Clair
County Bar Association has adopt.
ed a plan TO provide free legal sd-
vice TO ST. Clair County youths
called to military service under
the draft or through enlistment
The plan authorizes attorneys to
explain without charge to men their
rights and obligations under state
and federal soldiers and sailors
relief acts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
FAIL TO RESPOND

Lansing. Mich. Mar. 13-INS-
More than a third OF Michigan's
fire departments have failed to re-
spond 70 questionnaires regarding
the training OF auxiliaries and have
made no plans TO comb fires re-
sulting from air raids. Arnold Rem
ner, chief OF the state police FIRE
division. asserted here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
TO INCREASE PRICES

Lansing. Mar. 13-AP - An
nouncement was made Thursday by
the state liquor control commits
sion that prices of 40 per cent OF
the 347 items on its liquor list
will be increased. Heaviest in
creases will be on wines and runs.
The new prices will become effec-
tive April I.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
TO coNsIpER RENTS

Detroit. Mich. Mar. BINS ;
Common council Thursday consid-
cred the recommendation OF its
fair rent committee that Patrick
V. Mcnamara, vice president OF ths
Wayne County Federation OF Labor
he named rent car Of the Detroit
area under terms OF Price Admin
istrator Leon Henderson's edio&
freezing rents in Detroit as Of April
l. 1871
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Keeping their opponents deep in
the hole from the first quarter on.
a mighty Flint Tech five scored an
impressive 50-25 victory over
Belleville High School in the first
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Blissfield High Basketeers
Down St. Bernard, Dearborn

BNssfield will meet st. Thomas
Of Ann Arbor, district title-holder
for this area. in the class c semi
finals at $50. followed by Mt
Carmel Of Wyandotte vs.. Tecum-
sch at 7.i5. and Ypsilanti vs.. Gran
I~ocl a. Q
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Bowling Scores
WAsHTENAW COUNTRY CLUB
BOWLING LEAGUE

No, S-Bassett
Wisbin 46S. Bassett 1863, Nelson
3ss, Kuster 1895, West 45l. Totals
672, zoo. SIS 1000.
No, 6-Mclaln
McLain 401, South (ay) Sl5,
Schlesinger (av) $50. Whitmile
S46, Franklin 1874, Handicap lO2,
Totals 636. 6O2, 65O-1sSs.
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Free throws missed-Hinchey ?,
Curran, Krause (, Gutowski, Nc
Arthur {.
Mt. Carmel .. I IA 1877
St Alphonsus D.. S s 1925
Referee-Kozlusky; umpire, Bo-
glarsky.
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No. 7-O'Hsrs

O'Hara S45. E. Miller 1922. Fash
baugh 1924, Esler 246, Battelle 44S,
Handicap Is, Totals els, 577, $50
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No. 6-Mclsln
No. 3-Stewart

Stewart 1863. Payne 1856, Fischer
PIT. Schaffer 1874, Connolly 1926.
Totals 52s, 592, 622-l742.
No. Ryan
Harrison 313, Harris 3l6. Weaver
366, Sinkule 300, Ryan 49,. Handi-
cap 80, Totals 5SS, 634, 61S-lS35.
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No. 4-Ssunders

Nehlsen 1893. D. Miller 81, saun-
deis 354, Vanderlind 447, Cameron
SIS, Totals 673. SOS, 679-2020.
No. 2-Crouch
Wolter $40, Greenstreet 81. Jack
son 400. L. Miller 2s9, Crouch 4S6,
Handicap rs, Totals sol. 694. 500
1864.
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No. 5Haywsrd

Anders $50, Stshl 267, Lunt 361.
Hayward S2l, Schrepper S41. Totals
535, SIS, 557-1670.
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Free throws missed Marcel 4.
Mead, G. Andrews 2. Gulich 8
Bellevilie

Free throws missed Price, Pap
pas, Dunn. Pollock. 2.
Score by quarters.
Flint Tech .........S Is IA $50
Belleville ........... 5 8 1O-25
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Noble Flanagan 512, Rip Towns
ley 3sS. Tom Kelly 494, Mac Blake
moe 42s, Earl Flanagan (ay) 504.
Totals $40. 729. 7S7-2326.
Scovills
R. Jedele 400. NJ Walker 457. J.
Mohler Az. c. Hopp AZ, VI. Bow
den sos. Handicap 80, Totals ISL,
s55. s00-2436.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Recreation Alleys
Marsh's

A. Dundon 474. H. Churchill 4OS,
X. Dundon 4S5, j. Ellis 4S1, A.
Boyle 463, Totals IA. s23, Ia
2311.
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L. Reynolds 1875. A. Oliver 423.
L. Dicks 422, T. Edison 433. D. King
$50, Handicap 96. Totals 769. $50.
763-2292.
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elfssfieId

Totals -.......... 10 o 20
Free throws missed-Osenko 2
Nizzardi, Hinsdale. Kobler, Crist
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BARRIERS

J. Moore 451, D. Blakemore 4ss,
B. Wise 1913, R. Nelson 535, D. Deck
537, Totals S33. 1877, s79-250s
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Free throws missei-StorZ ),
3reight ?, Viviano. Aubrey.
Score by quarters:
. 5 s 11-25
81 Bernard . > 9-23
paferae-I larry RnzlarskY