davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-04-21

Only Zenith has the built.in wave
magnet for reception under diff
cult conditions-in planes, trains,
autos, boats. 1t plays on AC or
DC current-it also operates from
self-contained battery. Still in its
original factory carton, tool! Ra-
dos, Main Floor, E ST. Building.
Evening star., 1942-04-21
aMzM IO.PHONO(
1912 MODEL WITH AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER

1t has automatic record changer for both 10 and II inch
records and type needle! 1t brings
favorite programs with the cary permits you
enjoy your favored musical arstswhen you them And
boasts Concert Grand Speaker Brand nen its original
factory carton.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Die Strasse der Verlorenen|

1d nteftdlS, Sfebffe ertDfoefIe ia
,,aber man fatn mir oarin eertrauei
oaB ih nienals grunolos gegen b
8imlde eines Anoeren banoel
8enn ib nibt eiaen beFonoere
@runo ieben iollte, Sbrer Shtpefe
paa oieier Obnmaht su eraiiblen, noe,
oe ids getpiB nibt tun.'' r.
| Weine Mrt llno 8eiie, tpenn mid
meine 8orte, idienen ite sm riibret
uIb", rief iie, inbem iie mein
Sano ereriff uno beftig briidtt
u8enn i6 Sbnen nltr bon nleinel
&ummer nno meinen Soreen er5dble
oiirfte! Mber es lit unnogli6, gan
uno gar 1tnuoglid!" limo ebe ie
| iie bitten fonnte, mir ibr Ser5 5u ct
offnelt elite tie fbon fort lmo lie
midi in ser @eIellIbaft Sannab's
mel6e nm poroereu @ltoe Des Sor
ralnles beiddftiet ipar.
aFib nit oieier ab5ltgeben, bate i'd
in oieieu s(ugenblid oltrdaus feil
8eoiirfnis. Srla ih ood 1T Ser ga
ide nod Sen ungeoffneten 9rief, mel
6en id uugeItort leleu luoate. St
idliipfte iG oenn in bas SSobn5iln
nrer, Oeiien Sir ib ior9fiiltig bintel
mir id)lob, iebte Mid ltno offlrete ser
grief. gr folu, pie id poraltsaeiest
bon @rpce ltno lautete:
.2iebes Jrduleln 8uttertportb!
sbre gntl1loHelbeit lest mild IN
grItalnel1, aber ba Sbr 8unitb, Sbre
5relu1oe at beillben, 10 lebbait iit
oaB Sic oen @efabren ser ,Strabe oel
Berloreileu' troeen tpollen, erlaube id
mir, Sbnen aeipiiie BorlidtsmaBre
aeIn 5u elupfeblen, oeren 8eadtune
loipobl in Sbran pie i'm nreiltem SIT
tereile liest.
grfelrs: Srauen 5ie Niemanb
3peitens: 8eaeben Sic lib mir
eet,os aaeia ooer 5u SUB bin.
9rittens: 6ans 5ie in ernabafts
@efabr aeraten, blaIen Sic idasea
aa,f oer Bfeife, tpeIde ib Sbasen bier
nit lenoe. SIT oie @efabr n,r ein'
leidte aoer tuiiniden Sic eiafasb hi
aufmertiamfeit herer, tpeldhe ibe
Sic iDaden, su erresen, 10 blaiea Si
bie Bfeife fura idarf uno tuieoer
bolt - aspeirual, un Silfe berbeiau
rufeu, oreimal, lsm oanit au iaaeil
@ebt Abtung!
| Sd empfeble Snen, sic Nieii
10 nm SSbren Sals an tragen, bob al
bieielbe ieoeraeit leidt erreiden fos1
nen.
Bon meiner @arnltng. Nieinall
5u tral,en, bate id Serrn SroW
ausnebuen iollen, ieaod CLAUDE i
faum, BOP Sie @eleeenbeit babe
|iperoen, nit linn IN Beriibrnrs q
fomuen. gerseiien Sie ems nibt
aaes banst baDon ab, baB Gle fe
men Berooht erreaen. 8abeu Si
aber oas 8esiirfnis nah Matfdlaae
ooer ben Bunih. mir ODER aer
Mmne. Der bieie Mnselesenbeit in a
au iiberpahen bat, Neitteilnng .
n,adert 10 benueen Sie Die erite gt
lesenbett, in Die Stabt au fabren, 90,
bas Sotel al1fauiuden una iid boa
3i,nmer Nr. 8 aeben aa lafien. 9os
ielbe iit fir Sie reiersiert, ,inb /.
baI6 sic bort fiab, ipirb iih ein 81
Iiader einfelfeu. ipefher Der naa 81
!nen getpiin{1te Mann lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

Eibama.
| SON id Den @asen fiir 5ie an-
Elpannen laffen2' frngte; fte p45slide.
als id niep uasttpurote, mn IN lHefn
3imner 5it geeets.
.Den 8agen?" pieoerbolte icB.
,,Sssa, id ouhte, oaB Sic bielfefM
aern IN bie 5taot fabren nt6dten.
Sinsbnrp bot bente gorntittng nthts
AT tun. 2eioer f1atnen ipeeer Sncetta,
nod idb tnitfomnlen"
Neir fsel ein, mas oieier ielbe GINS.
6rp at giaiau iiber oeH uBfaa'
2ueettas seIagt batte, imo ib .aalt'
oerte. Sffenbar ipar es ibr 8nnId.
oaB id ben Moraen irgenotpo anoers,
ais geraoe bier berbringen iollte, ltno
i1 iiberlegte mir, Oh es better ipare.
| ibr ben @ilfen 5lt TIM ooer UTTER
eineln beliebigen gorpanbe bter5lt-
bleibe1,. 8eibes bate @riinoe fiir
ltno gegen iid). &as fonnte IN met'
ner gblpeienbeit nid)t alles gei6ebenl
slber tpie peroddtig mabte id MIDI
'oenen, oeren 8ertralten ih getuinnett
lpollte, faus id blieb! SD beibloB.
sic 5dtpierisfeiten 10 gut tpie moa.
lid) at iiberbriicfen, inoem id Die
ssabrt nad Der Stoot antrot, unter.
lpegs ober ltmfebrte.
sd, bin int 3peifel", iaste idJ.
,,oenn a1s id nit SSsbrem 8rltoer on
seer @artenpforte tano, iab id eln
paor orobe1toe gSolfen ont Simntel.
gber tpen,t Sic Sbre1t &utider pirf.
lid ettbebren fonnen, 10 tpia i6 es
trosoent tpagen. GrItens .modte ib
germ einen Sbliillel fiir meine Silre,
uno 5tpeitens mabt Spasierenfabren
ouf oetn 2anoe im,ner gergniigen.
2oreen 1nadte a,ltr cine leidte Ser.
beugrtng uno gine Ore Ereppe bin.
inter, tpGbreno i'd, mild, feinespegs
init mir felbft i'm hareu, ,tad neinens
3intmer beeab ,,Sehe i'd ribt biei-
leiht aaes bier atrrd :farfe 8ergto-
6erungs eldier 2" fraete id tHid. Sd
bieIt es fiir lebr moelid, aber bab
nidt Far 10 aetpiB, ooB Id, nidt seeaa-
aierise 8lide aMT aa bie geidlofieMeH
siiren, on aenen id porbeifam, se-
fribfet bdtte
Sd, fanb ,laei1f Deft geIna9t ii,f0
'alIes in Sronuna, bate alle sibts sn
tun, als naeine 8orbereitlingen fiir
Die Spaaierfabrt at treffen. Das fpar
rai1 gefdeben ,sno ib lanete anfen
eber an, als n,an n1ib ertpartet batte.
Benigitens trettaten iid gSiaiant alnS
2neetta iebr plosIidy, als iie raid ct.
blidten. Sie battle Srdnen in ben
Ansem nno ct nnadte ein. trosia per.
biiieaes @eiidt, - id borte geraae
rod, mie er iaste: ,,Du biit eine
Ndrrin, Die 5abe 10 fdper a.. nebr
men Sc eber, lie befer, oa g neat
fein nauB. 5iebit 6u oenn ,,idt, ba6
nit ieaer tpeiteren Minute Die MSs
| tihfeh Bet Berbeirnlidune i,,,rWer
serineer tptrb?''
SD bate bic @,npfin6tma 6ab i@
naeine Abfdt, alasaufabrea, anaerm
,snS babdeibe.e fonte. Aber aegen feH.
aespuraelte @etpobubeitea 6bt ii4
nisbt eidbt anfGaapfea.
Sd Hieb BEL rseine,n eritem Be-
ibafie.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15


ter slluarf. ,,gBeil bic 2e.tte iib boz
oieler StraBe fiirbten ,ino iid infol'
9eaeilen muir ielten bel nns leben laI'
len, fl0Ben i4r alle 8eiuder saa5 l,,'
berniiuftise anglt elm. Selbit Der @e'
banfe, oa6 Sic fommen tpiiroen, bal
fe eridredt, bis tpir ibr oaan flar
gemaGt baber, tpie t6rid)t es bon ibr
iei, 81, oenten, mir fDnnten bier iut'
ner pe @iniieoler leben. slltBerbena
lit Serr Srobm ibr unangenebut, -
fie finoet, oaB er mir gegenilber 81
frel1nolid, lit. gls obs tie mas an
ginge! Bin id) benin eiu Soiot Der
feline flint Simle nidt beiIanlnlei1
bat? &ann id bielleidt niht meine
eigenen @el6dfte beiorgen unO nteine
eigenen @ebeilnniiie belpabren? Sic
lit ein I6luades, Dummies 9ing, oaB
iie gleid lmfdat, tpenn - SOILS Ser
Senfer, iuir baben genltg SIT tim, obne
boB mir nod 9rantenpileger ipielell
ioIlen luo - SD meine", 1tnterbracb
er iih nit eiuer SofIidfeit, ipelNe i'm
itdrfiteu @egenIabe 5u ietnenl lonIti-
gen MeIen itauo, ,,oaB Sorfaue, 1pie
oieier, ba5 8ersniigen oes 9eu6es
bel rms fir Sic umnoelid erbobeu
tonneu.'
,,Sb, beliurlbigen Sic iid nidt
meinettpegen!"" rief i9. u8ringen Sic
bas arme 4ino ms Salls. SD iperpe
bonu idon bie Gorge fiir lie uberneb-
nten."
Mls Oh lie Die g9orte eeb5rt nno
bon ibnen siin Qeben ertpeeft mare,
ridtete 2leetta ii9 in oen Irmen
ibres grloers auf ,nb ltono i'm nad-
iten augenblid nieoer auf .ibren Sii-
Ben. ,.Nas ilt NIT mir gefdeben2"
ftanmelte ite. l1no oen arrn hires
8r,,oers NIT beiSea &anoem un.flan,s
merno. rief lie perlt6rt: sSabe ih
ettpas seiaat2 @iiliam. babe ib ct
pas aeIaat2''
Ct mari ibr eiaen aornisen 8lid
5u naa n,ad,te iidb ,,nfanft bort ibr
los. :" - ''..'.. ...> '',.'~
uBas rebea bu fir aun,mes
Seug2" erollte ct. ,.Wan foflte ben.
fen, b,t batteft ettpas gu perbein1li-
6en!"
5efort aetuaun iie bie SerrI6aft
iiber iid ielbIt tpieoer.
sd, bin bic idspicblid]Ite in unIe-
ret 6antilie'. iaate iie, inoem iie an
meine Seite frat uno in pertrauliber
@eiie ibren arm in ben meinen leg
te. ,.Wein saaaes 2ebeu lang Bin idj
leidt ,.msutuerfen aetuelen ,s,,o Der.
artiae Sufdlte fino nihts Neues fit
midi. 0eandmaI babe id fdon &c.
oadt, baB es Bel FOLDER @efeeenbeit
einntal gana ploelid NIT mir aus
fein miro. Aber id BIN ieet pieber
eana tpobP'. fiiete iie raid binau. als
fie benerfte, 6a6 id iie in aafri6ti'
ger Beforanis anldaute. ,,Seben 5ie
nur, id fanu idon tpieoer aaein ae.
ben!" llns iie iprans utebr, OILS iie
gina. oie Stnfen ser Beranoa, tpelbe
mir iest erreidt batten, empor. .,Sa'
gen sic MIR 2oreen nibts", bot fie
als i4 ibr in oas &a,s felgte. ,,Sie
madt iib ohuebin iooieI 5orsen I'm
MIDI"
8iaiam batte fih in Ser Mihtu.ta
6es Stalles entfernt, uno mir nareu
= ~, <
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

oaB id oofiiber freute, iie III i,teineas
Belts sal Aabea llRs aleidaeitIg at
Wffeit, on6 idl III ,Heillent abetttener.
lid)en Hnternebuten feinesapegs aano
obne S6ns iein iuiiroe.
9e Greigaifle oieles Worgens ipa-
rem 10 llnerpartet getueien, ooB a1
n,einen 8orIas, mein 3immer anfau-
lfaben, bepor in be,,tlefben irgeitospel=
DE aenoerunseH porge,toutnteat ioor=
oeit, potiig berseiien bate. aber oa
i'd, mid iest baran erii.nerte, gima id
ieiort oie Sreppe binamf unS bielt
ai,d nidt an, oils ib 5aanab binter
mir rufeu borte. 9ie 5olge mar, BOB
mir Soreen, nit eiuetn Seebrett in
sic Sdnoe, bireft in oie sfrne lief.
usld', rief ib, lit ienta1o i'm
Saule franf 2"
Ser NngrifF mar 5ll plotlid. Sh
lab, mie lie 5ltriidprallte lno einen
Moment lang nidt nuBte, pos lie
Ingen iollte. Damn aber fam ibr oas
gro BE Sel6i itbeberrl1tngs
lpelbes iie beIaB,. SIT Silfe nno tie
Iaete frelluolieb:
,,@ir lporen alle geItert febr ipat
allf. llno 90 batten mir bas 9eoilrf=
mis-, Dor Dem Sdlafellgeben 1odJ ets
mas SIT ellen.' --. g..
sSd b0rte oieier grtldrltng 5u, Oh
ne irgenolpelcbe 9emerfllng oaritber
SIT rnaber, aber oa ieJ auf Dem See
brette oie Neite eines 8erihtes, oas
mir 5lrnt 5riiBltiicf eebabt batten, iab,
erlallbte ih mir int Stillen an oer
8aDrbeit ser Worte Soreens 5u sluei-
felu 9ie SpeiiereIte iparen fiir midi
eiu politioer 9eipeis, baB es in Die
fem Sauie cine Berion CAB, BON De-
ren antpelenbeit id} 1tibts piiien
lolite - nnb tuet,n bieIe lleber5ei,-
guna unter ben obipaltenben ltmfdr,-
oen atd nibt geraae anse1ebm &C.
naant tperben fonnte, 70 erfdien iie
mir oafiir TIM 10 beahtensluerter. sSh
bate Die g,npfinhifag, aaB nnir Die
ioeben eelnaebte gutaednne oen 5a=
oea Der mild aus Dem 2abprintb Der
@ebeim,aiiie leiten usuBte, im Die
Sa,ao geeeben batte.
2ereen, ipelde auf hem Bege nad
nnten eetueien NOR, rief 9aanob, oa-
NIT bieie ibr oas Seebrett nhmaba1e,
fain banH altriid, 0ffnete eine Eiir
,,r.b bat MIDI, sir,aatreten. @s mar
eines Der Borbcrain1rner, IN oas fie
midi fiibrte.
.9ieie Stnbe iea oie Sbrige fein" !,
Iaate fie, ,.aber ieb tpeiB ipirflib nod
(niht, ob iutr iie beate nod in Srh-
nung befosnrnen.
Sic mar 10 rubia 70 oeufoaan,en
6errin ibrer ielbft, oa6 id niGt ,ssn.
bin fonntes tie sll betustnoern. 2ncetta
tuiiroe rot uns nnrubig setparoen
iein, 2oreen fta,to ieso6 10 rubig 90,
als Oh fire SeeIe balffpmn,eu frei bon,
[5oreen iei.
| r8eunrubieen Gie iid oesbalb,
bitte, nidt', at,tuortete i'd, lid Jag
te 2ueetta f9on geftern Mbenb, oaR id
init meinem Qnartier burdans au-
frieoen iei ,,n6 nisbt ben BnnF4 b6t-
te, es gu tpedfefn. gs tut mir berg
lid leib, oab Sie fif r.einetnesen
einmal lit Jbrer Ratbtrube nerfiirat
| hnfpn CHER in rsisahfe nifMf 00fa niqs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
IL. aapitef ....
@1nner, Meiber una

@eifer
Simsburp 1hfte mir freanaibafk
lid au, als i9 In BEN @agen ities.
Gs nar alfo gang natiirlid. oIs ID
ibu iaste:
Sic fin6 ia hon, friib bel bee
&asto. Sdlafen 5ie IN. oeHs aaol.:
lps'fbem &anie2"
gs lag elm leifer Shatten 6es Mib.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Woman TO Face Trial
In Gold Stock Fraud

Charged with selling 100000
In fake gold stock IN Michigan,
Mrs. Ida F, Craven. 81, today is
held for trial under $1,000 bond
on warrant charging Violation of
Michigans blue sky laws.
Mrs. Craven sold the stock,
which was in The Holmes Mining
Company of Cortland, Arlx.. in
1885 and 1886 and was arrested
after many complaints were made
TO police. Released under bond
she went 10 New York, where she
was convicted Of selling the fake
stock and served an eight-month
ter. Released. she went TO Cali.
fornia, from which she was re-
turned last month. Since then she
has been confined to Receiving
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Detroit Soldier Promoted

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

Buy a RonheI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
For the Good of China
Ii Ling Al, Oriental Actress, Here to Promote Film
on Jap Terror; Funds TO Aid Relief
By JANE SCHERMERHoRN

Ii Ling Al petite Chinese act
ross and patriot, has what a
calls stuff.
a far cry from the shy lotus
hie~sefrf,. AffsS II x n rcdtISt with
both her tiny feet on the ground,
doing all she can 10 aid war re-
lief 10 China
She : in Detroit 20 further in
terest in "kukan." the motion pic
ture she helped finance and which
opens Sunday evening Al the Art
10 benefit United China
Relief Committee.
Born in Honolulu, where she
was- educated at New England
school CHATS where
get my Boston accent. she'll tell
you) Miss Ii went 10 China to
direct the drama renaissance when
the Manchurian conflict inter
rupted.
"Kukan," story of unconquer.
able China. was filmed by a for
mer ncwspaperman. Ray Scott
who mot Miss Ii IN Hawaii She
was in his newspaper office when
the wire service flashed. Japan
threatens 10 bomb Marking
What are YOU going 10 do
about it," Miss Ii demanded?
PUT il in the papers i sup
pose" yaWncd Scott
you're yellow" she cried at
HIM, yellow inside"
Scott accepted that challenge,
left for China two days later and
filmed the picture called 'kukan,
which shows all the tcrrors of
Japan a an enemy
Miss Ii wears only native Chi
ncso dress She unpaCkcd 80 gowns
carried IN "A small aIrplanc luggage
suitcase. She explained:
II brought 200 gowns with me
from China and they'll have 10
do for the duration"
About the outcome Of the war
and Chna'S future, sand Miss Ii:
Hitler and the totalitarians
can never win because the spirit
Of the worlds people is against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

tour of the United States:
"Axis foes may feel sure that
Hitler will launch the biggest
offensive OF all history as soon
as the cold OF winter Is broken
by spring. doubt that Er"'"nd
will hear the brunt of the Nail
invasion.
"Germany's war machine will
crumble only as result OF a long
trench war. persistent bombing
Of German towns and continued
sabotage in subiugated countries.
The prime mission of the .
year-old pretender to the Austrian
throne is TO obtain United State
and British recognition of hi
country as an allY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
; in Family Admit
Policy House Charge
Buy n Bonbel

Arrested in a raid on their home
At 1l427 Fleming avenue, Ham
tramck. Mrs. Julia krol. her
daughter. Helen. and son, Edward
pleaded guilty today before Judge
Clyde !. Webster TO charges of
operating a policy house. Mrs
Krols husband, Roman, and
daughter-ln- law, Genevieve, also
arrested. were dismissed. Sen.
fencing Will be in two weeks.
At the time of the raid the
prosecutors office seized Sl04O0
electric adding machines and thou
sands of betting slips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Ex-Envoy Sees
Defeat of France
As Aid TO Allies

How The downfall az Francs
before The Nazi Wal machine act
tally was great AID 20 The Allie
and probably marked a 'urnW.
point for the Germans from VIC
tory 10 defeat was explained 4,
members and guests az the lunch
con az the Economies Club. bl
Hugh Gibson. ace diplomat Of IN,
United States
Gibson Is former ambassador e
Belgium and Brazil and former
minister 10 Poland and SWi'lcr.
land
while this may appear
startling thing to say, I think
YOU will agree when YOU have
thought II out be- explained.
"Franca was i'm 80 weak con-
dition that Britain would have
bled herself white trying Ia sup
port her and finally would have
had to rive up that part Of tho
campaign without any gain.
SEES COMBINED PRESSURE
The speaker did not believe the
war would he won by an INVASION
ef the European continent, but
rather by combined pressure hy
air. sea and land.
"MuCh has been said and writ
ten" he added about the atti-
tude OF the German people. I
think that attitude depends on
the outcome. II the Germans are
defeated, the people all will step
forward 10 dlSclaim any blame
and 20 denounCe Hitler.
"f they should win, however,
the same people will step for
ward with the opposite story"
H..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Duke Sees Drive
BY Allies in Year

Archduke Felix Won Hapsburg
of Austria, troubled by the fact
his people are still regarded by
allied powers as enemy aliens, pre-
-dicted today that the Allies would
be fighting an offensive war on all
fronts in less than year.
Said the archduke on a lecture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Chinese Push Ahead
North Of Hongkong

CHUNGKING, China. Jan. 81
QNS).-Following their recapture
OF Tamshui. 20 miles north of
Hongkong. Chinese troops are
pushing farther southwark and
have recaptured two townships
near the coast, Chinese military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

them and China Of tomorrow
will he governed by western
trained Chinese
As for the Japs, Miss Ii pro
posed a toast:
Here's TO the Japanese Navy
bottoms up"
picture on Picture Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

Walter A. Modzelewski. Is, son
Of Mrs. STEELE Modzelewski, OF 6603
Miller avenue today was promoted
to private first class of Company
D. Eighth Quartermaster regi-
ment. Camp Lee Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Stars 10 Shine
At Presidents
Birthday Ball

Three orchestras will play and
a host of stage stars will entertain
at Detroit main Presidents Birth
day Ball, TO be held Friday in
Hotel Book-Cadillac, according TO
plans made today.
In addition there will be va
riety of other parties throughout
Detroit and the state TO raise
money for the battle against in
fantile paralysis. They include
military balls, fancy dress balls,
and old fashioned square dances.
said Abner f. Larned chairman
of the Michigan Committee for the
celebration of the Presidents
birthday
Playing at the Book Cadillac ball
will be Ray Gorrell and his or
IcheStra, Marvin Frederic and his
orchestra. and Don Royale orcheS-
ira, in three separate bathrooms of
the hotel. Victor Moore, William
GaXton, Irene Bordini and Duke
Ellington are among those who
will entertain, according 10 Charles
A. Hughes chairman of the enter
tainment committee.
SPECIAL BROADCAST SET
A representative of the Jewish
War Veterans Association was 10
appear today with announcer Bud
Shaver, over WXYZ. TO make a
contribution 70 the Detroit Times
WXYZ Mile-O-DimeS campaign for
the battle against infantile paraly-
sis.
The broadcast was 10 be Al
1920 p. m. direct from the Mile
IO-DimeS booth on Campus Mar
titus. Also scheduled on the
broadcast were Lloyd Brazil ane
Newman Ertell, basket b a |
coaches, respectively, al University
of Detroit and Wayne University
and DR.. Bruce II. Douglas, De
Itroit'S health commissioner.
Appearing as yesterdays CUES
on the daily broadcast, 23-year-olC
David Dennis told of having in
: fantiie paralysis more than II
! years ago; brought contribution
: from himself and his friends L
: aid others in being cured as h
was
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headquarters reported today. The
Japanese, il was said, are retreat.
ing toward Schumchun.
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seem to be the proper
days to study the basic founda-
tons of winning competition. YOU
can get one answer in the New York
Yankees dressing room from such
fellows as Bill Dickey, Joe Gordon
Red Rufing, Spud Chandler, Joe
DiMaggio, Charlie Keller and sew.
eral others.
Opening their 1912 home cam
paign, the Yankees are facing the
prospect of winning their sixth pen
nant in seven starts. 1t might not
happen that way. But that is how
it looks.
The Yankees have the bulge in
hitting, pitching and fielding. That's
a fair start. But they have some
thing more. Something just as i'm
portant.
In addition to their physical mar
gin, which can't be overlooked,
McCarthy's hired men are a team
together. They spend 100 per cent
of their time fighting the enemy
not fighting each other. Or fighting
umpires.
You'll find no individual jealousy,
no pickering, no squabbles, no high
hats, no stars. I've picked up the
true lesson of team play from the
Yankee dressing room for seven
years.
Joe Mccarthy stands for no
bad actor-no Individual who stands
for himself above the good of the
team. Mccarthy simply passes this
type on to some other unhappy man.
ager, while he goes for team spirit.
More about the Yankees
The Yankees have been charged
with being colorless-just a group
OF young business men handling a
job.
They keep in condition. They start
no rows. They are all friends in
a bunch. They are just out to win,
and to be ready to win. They are
a quiet lot. They are a team of
stars who refuse to be accented as
stars. Just ball players. Their
business has been playing baseball,
and they play it better than any
other team.
You'd get better understanding
OF this if you could mix while
with such fellows as Dickey, Cor
don, Keller, DiMaggio, Chandler,
Ruffing, Priddy, Levy, Hassett, Hen
rich, Gomez, Rizzuto, and the rest.
I asked Bill Dickey about the
Yankees lack of color. The tall