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Evening star., 1942-07-02
Anxious 10 Trim A. |.
Outfit, Wants Five
Hur|ers al Tops
First Thought, However,
Is to Make Mondays
Affair Big Success
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, July 2.-Ford Frick,
who doesn't mind losing sleep if it
will keep his National Leaguers from
losing the all-star game, is staying
awake these July evenings to think
up Ways of making baseballs dream
game a nightmare for the American
League.
The two picked squads of the
major. leagues will square off at
the Polo Grounds for their 10th
annual outing at $50 pm. eastern
War timel. Monday, a shindig in
which the president of the National
League. has a twofold interest.
He. would like, probably in the
order named, Cd to fatten the base
ball equipment fund for the armed
forces by 100000; and % to fatten
the American Leaguers for a good
many reasons by any legal method.
Putting in Strenuous Week.
Toward those ends he is working
tirelessly this week, making sure,
among other things, that there will
be enough customers on hand to
reach the first objective and enough
pitchers from his own circuit to
achieve the second.
"You know, l certainly want to
win this ball game and I'll do every
thing possible to get the strongest
team out there" F'rick told a group
of baseball writer's he had gathered
about him especially for the pur-
pose..
81 have asked the managers con-
cerned to rest five pitchers for the
two days. preceding the all-star
game, if possible. OF course, this
is lot to ask because all of the
clubs must play four game in those
two days, but I've been promised
every cooperation"
The five pitchers are Johnny
Wander Nicer of Cincinnati, Cliff
Melton of New York, Claude Pas
seau of Chicago, Whitlow Wyatt of
Brooklyn and Mort Cooper of st.
Louis.
Frick did not mention Bucky Wal:
ters and Paul Derringer Of the Reds,
who complete the league all-star,
mound staff, since it was obvious
that Cincinnati must use some of its
better hurlers over the week end.
Cooper to Rest in New York.
AS for Cooper, the Cardinal ace
who seems to be the likely choice to
start against the American Leaguers,
F'rick said he would be able to
rest the night before the game in
New York hotel instead Of riding a
train until a few hours before game
time.
The prexy has arranged plane res
ervations, with priority ratings, for
all five Cardinal All-Stars, who will
fly here Sunday night along with
Passeau, who viii be In St. Louis
with the Cubs. Sunday.
Pointing outthat nosWorld Series
or all-star game ever had been a
sellout in NeW WYurk, Prick said he
had hopes 81 filling the Polo
Grounds to its $4,000 capacity for
this game.
1--WE are putting $4,000 unreseryed
tickets on sale today, and will guar
antee there will be a seat for every
ticket" he said. ALSO, 1000 bleacher
seats will go on sale the day OF the
game.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Beur Tosses Rocks at AnqIers
Left-Honded Bruin Drives Off Boating Party
With Wicket, O. S. c. Grid Star, at Helm

made waving gestures at us that
were unmistakably saying
'scram!'
1--WE didn't propose to argue
with him and startetd heading
from shore. Apparently we
weren't getting away fast enough
though, because suddenly the
bear stopped and the next min
ute began throwing rocks at us!
That's right - rocks-some-
thing on every pitch, too. They
buzzed and whizzed all around
U.S."
Gee Wick" broke in a friend.
"a bear throw rocks? Come
ON ~
kodiak bears throw rocks"
Wicket insisted. But that isn't
what scared us.
This bear was left hander!"
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Columbia Lists July 4
Tennis Mixed Doubles

Another mixed doubles, round
robin tennis tournament for benefit
of the Red Cross, similar to the one
held on Memorial Day, will be
staged Saturday, July 4, at Colum-
bia Country Club.
The tourney is open to all men,
bers. Partners are drawn by lot and
each team plays four games against
all other teams. Winners of the last
tournament were Eleanor Finckel
and Ross Chamberlain.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Third Socker Gets
Strikeout Assist

Ever hear Of a third baseman
getting credit for an assist on a
strikeout? 1t happened in a high
school game at Sebring, Fla.
The third strike pitch went to
the ground but the batter swung
at 1t and dashed for first. The
ball struck the catcher on the
shoe and rolled into foul terri
tory toward third base. Dickie
Long, Sebring third baseman,
scooped up the ball and pegged
to first base to catch the runner
by half a step-and get credit
for the strikeout assist.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Recreation Organizing
New SoftbuII Loop

Franchises are available in new
softball league being organized fox
teams in the vicinity of the Chevy
Chase Tenleytown area. All games
will be played on the Alice Deal
Junior High School field at a time
suitable to the teams.
Managers interested may obtain
information from Bill Draper at
Adams 205o after l pm, or at 3149
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
ABERDEEN, Wash.-Big, red
headed Lloyd Wicket, bear of
lineman for Oregon States 1912
Rose Bowl winners Git was Wick
ett who bumped Dukes halfback
Davis so hard on the opening
kickoff that O. S. C. recovered
the fumble) comes up with a
bear of a bear story.
Seems Wicket has a fishing
boat and fishes for salmon in
Alaska during the summer.
He and his crew tried to put
ashore at Kodiak Island. Near
ing the beach they sighted
monstrous kodiak bear-"and
they're much larger than
grizzlies"
Well" said Wicket, "this
bear didn't want us to land, and
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Minor Results

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 3; Newark, 2.
Toronto, ID; Buffalo, "a.
Montreal, 5-4; Rochester. 2-3.
Syracuse al jersey City postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 8; St. Paul, 4.
Mlnnea polls, 2-1. Columbus, 1-l0.
Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis. l.
Milwaukee, 81; Louisville, II.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, s; Portland, B.
Sacramento, +; Oakland, J..
'' Los Angeles, 0.~i9o' 5wpo: san Diego. go
tnrst game, IL innings.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, 4; Beaumont 8.
TTort Worth, b.,i I; oslahoma al ely; o.
tOnly games scheduled
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 4; BirminEham. 2.
Memphis, g. New Orleans, O.
Chattanooea' 4; Knoxville, 3 90 in
Nashville at Atlanta postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wiiiiam5sortt, 8; Scranton. haiia' :. -
tOnly games played
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport News s; Salem, 0.
Pulaski. 4: PetersburR, g.
Lynchburg-Staunton postponed.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Winston Salem, 8; Portsmouth, 90
inningst.
Others postponed.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Eau claire, B; Wausau, 3.
Superior, A. Duluth, O.
Winnipeg, 3-9; Fargo-Moorhead, 10.
Grand Forks, Al. Sioux Falls 4.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
rick Asks National League Point for ANtar Game by Saving Pitchers
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago--Ioe Di-
Maggie hit homer to set all-time
record of hitting safely in As con-
secutive games as New York
Yankees defeated Boston Red
Sox.
Three years ago-Crowd of
51,435 saw Brooklyn Dodgers
and New York Giants split
double header, with Giants win
ming, 6-4, after losing. 80.
Five years ago--Don Bulge
won all-England singles title at
Wimbledon by trouncing Gott-
fried Won Cramm, 6-3, 6-4, 60.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Coach Has Rabbits Foot,
Missouri School Hopes
e. The Associated Press.

2! The Associated Press.
KIRKSVILLE, Mo-, July o.
G. w. Smith, now taking over coach
ing duties at University City, Mo-,
High School, simply can't lose
fans hope.
He played football for four years
with Kirksville Teachers, and his
team lost only once-when st. Louis
University put the Bulldogs in the
doghouse, 81 to Z.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Wakefield Finds His Eye

BEAUMONT, Tex. (P.- Dick
Wakefield, the Detroit Tigers $4,000
outf1eld prospect with Beaumont,
collected three homers, two doubles,
16 total bases and batted in six runs
in a recent night game.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Few Coaches left
ToGrub Gridmen
B, tie Associated Press.

B, tts Associated Press.
Loss of football coaches to the
armed services worries Sam Butz
of the Jacksonville (FlaD Times
Union. If it continues, he argues,
a 200-pound high school tackle
ready to pay his own way
through school will be able to
pass the college gym without
being accosted even once.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
EIkridoe Takes Stake

WILMINGTON, Del, July P.-
Kent Millers Elkridge won his first
stake triumph over the season yes
terday, leading all the way in the
$4,000 Indian River Steeplechase
Handicap at Delaware Park.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Sword Is Miqhtier, Etc.

Capt. Jean st. Maurice, Miami
fencing instructor, says the sword
is mightier than the 18-day diet
for feminine reducing.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Occoquun Wins Aquin

Occoquan took the measure of
Coast Guard Radio, 5-3, and wants
more games. Address the Chief
Clerk, Penal Institution, D. c.,
OccoQuan, Va.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
1t. Lee Becomes Coach

PINE BEACH, N. j., July LP)-
1t. Holman Lee has been appointed
head football coach at Admiral
Farragut Academy. He's a former
Navy grid star.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
CuIIinq All Fishermen

Because Lake Leatherwood. Ark,
is overstocked, Federal biologists
want at least q half-million fish
taken out this season.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

tsee HEFFERNAN, Page ESD
Evening star., 1942-03-22

(See GRAHAM, Page Esq
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Cabot Is Signed

Bruce Cabot is Paramount's lat
est leading man, recently signing
q long-term contract with that stu
dio. His first role probably will be
that of the underworld boss OF a
large city in Dashiell Hammett's
RED Harvest" Paulette Goddard
and Brian Donlevy have been set
tentatively for the other leads In
this production.
Among Cabot's important recent
pictures have been wild Bill Hick-
Ok" Captain Caution" The Flame
of New Orleans" Sun Valley" and
"Sundown."
Evening star., 1942-03-22

host to a big black freight car,
speckled with Chinese characters
and a red cross-from "A Yank on
the Burma Road"
No Dry Powder?
They've been having ammunition
trouble on the set of The Glass
Key" A love scene between Alan
Ladd. one of the new glamour boys,
(See HILL, Page Esd
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Today's Film Schedules

Terney LIFE in
gambling den: 430 7l5 and 10 Stage shows 345,
$50 and 9I5 pm.
Katharine Hepburn Spencer
a columniss duel: 215 40 705 and $50 pm.
EARLE-Dangerouy They Live John Garfield the NaN g.
$50 7:35 and $50 Stage shows 2l5 43o GAS and 9o5
Mr. Disny notable excursion into music
5:55, 7:50 $50 March of Time
3:35, 5:35. 7:30 and $50
proving that love dies 2l5 4O5
5:55, 7:5O and GAS
film of the
3:55, $50, 7:45 and $40
PALACE-"To Caroe Lombard last fling:
2:40, 5, tbs and 9:35
P1X-Mcal Story from Lenngrad with Zoya Fyodorova $50
Sis, 7:45 and l0:l0 pm.
shorts: continuous from 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Dennis Wins Lead

Dennis Morgan has been given the
lead opposite Ida Lupino in '"The
Hard Way" which has just gone
into production at Warner Bros.
Also added to the cast have been
Gladys George, Faye Emerson and
Ray Montgomery. Previously an
nounced for top spots were Joan
Leslie and Ida Lupino.
Vincent Sherman, who did
Underground" and "All Through
the Night for Warmers, Is direct
ing. The screen play was written
by Irwin Shaw from an idea by
Jerry Wald, who is the producer.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
1t Was a Hollywood Career
Miss Anderson Had in Mind
But That Failing, She Went East
To Make Herself Name as
TheaterS Favorite Actress
Bv Jaw Carm odr.

the stage were pod easily be
other actresses but within
the heater she talked about whenever the turns 70
look back many exacng
played with such enormous success
long splendid with the has obured the
that Miss Anderson aspred when she
stop Hollywood right there Too many other people
the time however and Miss eventually
Stock Company Provided
and Varied, Rolls.
York happier experience but after making
the conventional eventually landed with the
Parts numerous than big
right that Frank Keenan, was cast
called Peter Weston
immediate object OF all Miss Anderson
determination profession BY
managed into his office and to convince him she was u
there just thing wrong with the young Aus
aan her first name didn't like and made it
Miss Anderson change her given name en
Judith Anderson and ensation Every one
began first William Gillette who cast h IN Dear u
from stepped exotic role Coa which brought
David Belasco producer whose attention was
important thing actress could nave.
greatest fame however was to come 10 n as
TWO her Strange 1nterde and
Lavinia Mourning Becomes Electra - ,
earlier
day began the Would she come
t s ae movie for it She would indeed
she admired the California native 1t was
which she always intended to retire an eno sn
pshd upon completion with John Gsud as
Miss Anderson concluded then that from
take in her garden Santa Monica she
brilliantly in Rebca out tna was nearby
and INTERRUPTED her little bit
remote interruptions ano
the theaer
play Macbeth.
She thinks agantemporariy Of coue-upon the
the late Spring. The last week OF IT,
In Los Angeles wilb living her own home again
Barry Play second
To Be DrasticalIy Changed.
BY the Broadway three weeks hence Philip Bys
Mr. Barry Iheater
maybe several other people for all we Know e as III I'M. & @
the second section OF the Hepburn play 1e " oe"
the other two.
The will with his ideasc nort 10
demonstrate English foolish to be quarreng at
fundamental the that he
shall He will devious terms which not even
Bar extreme with dialogue could make palataoe IN te
version of the National
The fortnight will spend in Philadelphia
the Broadway opening
expected to he ample the rewriting which the author has IN
mi
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Musical Froth Replaces
Heavy Cinema Drama
Hollywood Turns Away From Films
About the War to Concentrate
On Pretty Dancing Girls
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD.


your super-duper
extravasansa is on its way back-in kin hurry
their original idea of treating the American public overwhelming
o war
r. s ss,imed thot ~ naoS deaius h rario rbsee ~ the
world shooting
under the scheme dng oh of all but
Gallup poll change Holywoods mind.
toners did it, Practically exhibitor business
thousand fans, have been writing keep
They point strain. escape
Escape means girls lots of girls girls with pleasing figures caressable
girls girls with lovely legs what this
films! They're coming back sure shoonsand at this moment
leading producer predicts that by June every third picture
He also predicts that will be used only incidental
manner to touch up dramatic plots.
ce-back the
financial crash Of Bros again at the head the
Hollywood pack in returning this Of shunng loid
entertainment
Seven Warner
gtterng Jumbo based on the life
and works featuring Cagne
will have at least dancing
1912
a Song" Morgan
and Manning leading Eyes,
tranpntng with
Ann Sheridan by so girls vaudeville peca
dance
century and Rhapsody Blue production
working bues-chasng plans and
in the mad rush get tunesprime requisites of the
being retrieved salaries they
drew previous golden days Good looking girls are also being snapped
Over at Paramount early plans call for Priories 1912"
backstage
Martin Dick Powell Rudy Vale spe
ciaes and Lady in the Dark which plenty
to its $2830O0
studio
Bng Cobyplus
in keeping with the title the
straight comedy the original will
G-M at the
amount piano humping
the Tin Pan Alley brigade hard
This studio has number of
in the
hit
Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland Tulip Kathryn Grayson
headlnng cast of singers Cheer another
bright from Broadway vehicle
NacDonalds Shadow the Lady"
Twentieth Century-Fox
Hops the Bandwagon.
MGM is also making wholesale revisions Panama Hattie
which produced months with
the shelf because unbied comic stole the big
hit all
by priority
musicaly ncined-although Ragtme Band
the biggest its Century-Fox
nevertheless gearing itself the bandwagon
Henie
Dynamite" Sal" with
Lands
promise that fits into the
of starr,
youngsters Hollywood shopping
H1FERNAN, Page
Evening star., 1942-03-22
On the Hollywood Scene
Carey Wilson Finds Nostradamus
Predicted Pearl Harbor
By GIadcin Hill
Wide World. News.


Carey Wilson getting Of those What Do You
18th medicine whose
to modern
the
predictions by Nostradamus that sound
pact and forecast
Evening star., 1942-03-22

that the japanese, the Germans and
the Italians will be defeated.
This Nostradamus was no slouch.
While two little men talk of peace"
he wrote 400 years ago, "a fortress
will be betrayed" Remember Pearl
Harbor?
That's q Film Studio.
Sign of the times-The M-G-M
set railroad station of Carvel, Andy
Hardy's home town, currently is
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19

Berlin iollten audi idbon einige @nt-
tauidlngen OH ben 9eutih- -amerifa-
nern erlebt baben.
Statiitifer 6er .8olfsmeinltng
iagen aus, oaB auf einen Nann nit
flarer Meiititng III politiiden Mnge.
legenbeiten aebn Manner fonmett, Die
li6 faitm ser Miibe ,,nter5ieben, Gin<
ge, Sic nidt l,nrllittelbar all ibren,
8eruf eeb0ren, ieIbitdnoig su bei.r-
teilen. Sic fd)uimlnen i'm Sabrpal-
ier Der iogenannten oallgelneinen'
Meinung nit. Man fon1te tppbl ies
ZEN, oaB getpiiie Sngenieitre an Der
Mrbeit parpn, Die allge1neine Wetz
nung ser 9eutid- -Mmerifaner auf sic
Wiible Gobbels su Ieiten, 6o6 Der
Deutidamerifaner ipeiB aud, oab
nta,t ippbl 1nande 2ente INNER gum
Barren balten fann 11nb alle 2eltte
rnandntal, aber nidt alle 9entlden
.auenlal. - S. %. S6udarb.
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gerlaltnis suiidem Staat nao Stride
in EDrtnaal

Der 8atifanienoer 5itierte fiirsIid
Stellelt aug einem SSttterDieip, oas Die
3eittng v2e Eenrps" b,trd ben por.
t,tgieiti1en aarbinaI Gereieira IN
QiIlabon befatn. Der &arbinal bers
iiderte, ,,oaB apiiben ibtn nnO ben,
portugieiiiden Hren1ier sala5ar Dolle
ltebereinltinmitng bariiber beiteDe,
baB Ser @laube nibt ein poIitiid1es,
ionbern elm tnoraliiderSaftor I'M Sc.
ben Yortltgals iei'. Salasar babe
a,ld feinesipegs oie Mbiidt, oie @e.
aiebuneen 5tpif6en Stride uno 5taat,
ipie fie bor iei.tenn Meeierllltasantriti
tparen, s,t attbern. @s gabe feine
Staatsreligion in 8orttgal; i'm Ge.
genteil, Sic io5ialen gerDaltnilie oes
2anoes berlmteten, oaB iallbere
SAeionneen beitiinoen unb sentadt
ipiiroen; anoererieits aber Iieae ga.
la5ar alles baran, baB Stride ,ti1b
Staat cine gemeiniar1e 0aiis auf bent
9o6en bes bon @ott eeeebeuen Na-
turredtes fanoen; Dor alle,n iei bas
fiir Sic Srage Ser Gbeibeiouneen bon
gr0Bter 8ebelttltng.
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Mittnod, Sen IS. Migait 1912

.,aber'', 10 fabren bic englii6ei
8iid0fe fort, IMAM oarf iih ni6f
poritellem oaB oies Der einatge oiref'
te slngriff aitf oas cbriitlide &eben
iit, bem mir uns geaeniiber 5u itel-
len baben. Da iit ei,te nod grOBere
@efabr, nanlid: baB mir felber Die
falf6en gebaiiptungen Der beioniid
ne,1en Sron,ing rtidt nit elmer foi,.
itrnftipen Mnttport entgegentreten,
ionbertt nit pafiiber Annabnte. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
Gnsianbs Yfarridnlen in 8efabr

9ie giid5fe gnglanos lutter Siib-
rung CT. gninen5 &arbinal Sins=
lep fiibren sltr 3eit einen enti6loiie-
men aarapf gegen geplante aenoe.
ritneen i'm gr5iebungsgeies, Die 5llr
Aufl0iune ber fatboliihen BfarrI6u,
len fiiDret tpiiroen.
Die enaliid)en 8iidofe bebaupten.
oaB ser Beril6 ser 8egieritng, Die
Shulen su iibernebmen elm Srel-
brud fei uno bie eeplarte anfloiunJ
Ser ,,religioien' Sdnlen anf Der
Sbeolpgie bes 9otaIitarismus baIiere
nnb oas Gebt ser gltern, lire &in=
ser in ser Mtlnoipbare ibres @lau-
belts eraieben 81 laiieh ignoriere.
ygtnfliiife iino i'hon iest an Der
Mrbeit, oas drirlide 2eben in eng
lanb BON innen 81. 5eritoret,", Ibrei=
ben oie 9iibofe, inoem iie Die aa=
tbolifen anipornen 81 grOBerer Mn.
Itrengung in Ser grribtung Del
neuen 8eltoronl1ng. beeriinoet auf
useiitiger @eiunobeit innerbalb ieoea
ein5elnen 2anbes'.
,,&,lra'', 10 beiBt es iueiter, uoas
fatboliide SpItem miro geieslid ab=
geidafft (abminiltereo out oi er.
iitence). Mber mir peroen lns nid)t
ireen0 iolden Wadenid)aften inter
lperfen. ltno es ipdre nidts anoeres
als 8erriidtbeit, hie Station, nlitten
i'm ariege, in einer giirgerfrieg iiber
grsiebune ait itiir5en.
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9ie Snbaiion ber @ereinisten staaten

parl1m man iiberbaltpt ei,len iolden
arieg fiibren ion. gis iebt babe man
INNER BET @eibereien nahaeben milf.
ie,l ood bns Nabgeben babe feline
@renaen uno fraee es iid, nipelhe
Ia6tmitteI mir epent,ten entfalten
f0nne,1 nm llebergriffe Der Ser.
Staaten aegen uniere Sntereiien 81:
befGnpfen, besiebunssmeile uniert,
@illen nit @eipalt bird5tiekett."
8on goelsbeim enttpidelt Damn iei-
ne Sbeorie, Die eigentli6 cine be5
See. ,,no 9iiitenlanofrieses lit mo
sic Sen aern ieiner gan5en 8roi6iire
oaritellt: ,,8ei ser groBen Musoebs
nung ser Ser. Staaten fann nun bon
elmer Operation ser sttpaiionsarmea
ni6t Sic 3ebe fein. gs lit aber be,
ariin6ete slusiidt porbanoen, BOB
Iieerei6e llnternebm,,nsen an Der of
lantiiden aiilte, bie llnterbinbnne
ser tpi6tisiten SUPPORT, uno grports
aocrn I'M sanSen 2anoe cine 10 britt
fenoe Sage idaffen iperoe, OaB bic
Geeierung germ auf annebmbare ge=
oingungen eingeben miro, um Srie'
SEN su erbalten.
Muf ale bie Iiitigen 8lane bieier
@eltfrieoensltorer einsugeben, loDnt
lid faunl, a1lnal bie bier bebanbel=
ten 8lane 1ansit peraltet iinb, oblpob1
tie getpib Die @rltnolase fiir alle beu-
tigen Bldne itno, tpelde man iido
BORT briiben i'm @eopolitii6en Sniff
tut nit oieIen 2anbe ,nadt. Damals
rc6nete man nod nibt nit Ser fiinf=
ten aolonne, peld)e bie 5ablreiden
Mufgaben, tpelbe lth bie Snbaitons+
ar,nee ftelte, nab Der beutigen
Guisling= =Metbo6e bon Inerifa Dent'
jdJen ,tno bergleiden aeboriamit aus
sufiibren iinb, iuie 3. 9. bie 8ernid=
tllng ser Sransportanlaeen, bic Ser
It0rung aIler ipidtigen 8auten nip.
Die Serren pom preuBiifen 8e.
neralltab, 10 idlau iie iino, baben
aber BOD int allgemeinen ilnmer wie-
ser Sen Sebler ger1aht, baB lie in
ibrem @r0Bentpabn ibre @eaner rn-
terIddeten. 8pr allem perrehnen iie
Iid) ieoesmal BEL Sen Gnelunbern.
Dieter beroiide @eiit tit ibnels
iremb, Ser au6 obne Die &antide
autonome Yflidtnoral llnb obne 8a,
rabentdrI6e meiB, lnas er 5u tun bat.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19

SIN 2aufe bes erIten @eltfrieges,
M Dem man ia auf a,tnddIt itarne1
muBte iiber bie 1nilitdrii6en 2eiltun=
gen oes failerliden Deutidlanos,
fonnte ,uan nod sic 6eutibamerifas
niI6en Strategen beladeln, pelden
elm Sieges5us Sinbenburgs bon
Metp Yorf bis nad San Sranciscn
eine aleinigfeit lei. Sd fonnte aud)
anterifanifden Sffi5ieren niht ben
@efanen tun uno mild fiinitlid auf-
regen, als lie in einer Maiienper.
ialnn1lung inns iuarnten, oaB Die oeut-
ibe Mrmee nur nod 6rei Meilen bon
ben Ser. Staaten entfernt lei, benn
ban,als itanben beutide Eruppen Dor
Mmiens, alio oret 0eeilen pum ut.
Iantiiden SSean. .
Dab aber i6on I'M Sabre 1889
ber @eounfe einer Snpaiion ameri-
fas ernitlib in SEN @ebirnen Der
preuBii6en Solbatesfa ipufte, mar
mir ne,. gu oieier 3eit maren Die
beutf6-amerifonii6en 8es ebungen
febr geipannt infolge bes Samoa=
gsonflittes, iooaB iogar 9arl Sdur5,
Der electromagnetic Deltids samerifq-
ner, an @ismard id)rieb luto ibn
parnte Dor frieeeriiden llnterneb-
munsen gegen Sic Ser. Staaten. @e'
neral @aloeriee berat,laBte Damn a,tf
auf @runo oieies 8riefes ben aan5-
Ier, feline Soee altf3ugeben.
Seit ser 3eit aber tpl1roen i'm Ge~
neralitab Die ltnteri,tdungen iiber Die
M0gli6feit eines Snpaiionsfriege5
fortgeiebt uno i'm Sabre 1900 ipitroa
ber oamalige be,tti6e Wilitdrattade
III Baibington, bon &ebenr -Baih=
tpis, beauftrast, iid mad geeigneten
2anbunesplasen fiir cine Snpalions-
armee nmsuIeben, Ser nad langeren:
Stubinm Cape Gpo, in Der 9tdDe bon
Bolton, empfabl.
SIM Sabre 1901 tpur6e cine fleinc
61rift ,,Sperationen iiber See' I'M
auftraa bon Dem gbef oes @roBen
@eneralitubes, bon S6lieffen, pers
Gffentlidt, IN ipelder Der Serfaiier
ssreiberr bon @oelsbeim aandbit oas
8rpblem einer Snpalion @nglanhs 5u
Ioien iubt, Inn Damn uud Die Grobe-
ring Der Ser. Staaten in Ingriff 5u
neblnen. Ser @erfaiier fiiblte lid
ban1als i6on gebrungen, aultdhlt bent
beuti6en Bublifum flar 5u MAIDEN.
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