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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Hell ped Themselves

The majors entered upon the
program with the sole purpose
Of helping kids. But as il turned
out, they inadvertently tbut
happily were helping them
selves.
Here's a pretty good team Of
boys VINO got their start IN Lee
Gion baseball:
Outfclders - Ted Williams,
George Case, Chef LaabS, Augle
Galan and Nike Mccormick; in
folders Bobby Doerr, Johnny
PeSky, Joe Gordon. Vernon Ste
phens Buddy Lewis. Phi CAVIAR
retta, Cookie LavaCetto and Ed
die JooSt, catcherS Birdie Teb-
belts. Buddy RoSar. Mickey
owen. and a pretty fair pitch
ing staff composed Of Bobby
Teller. Mort Cooper. Kirby
HICbe, Johnny Rigney, Jim
BaCby. Fred Hutchinson, Hal
Newhouser. Rube Melton and
Howard Pollet.
The list only begins there and
baseball, We think. has found
the perfect farm system AZ the
modest cost of $40. 600 year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Started in 1925

Legion baseball started IN
1925 as an idea in the head of
Frank Mccormick. former ath-
letic head at the University of
Minnesota. He talked 10 his
friend. Maj John L. Griffith,
head Of the Big Ten, about the
project and the two Of them
went 10 see Judge Lands.
But no money was lmmedi-
atelN obtained from the leagues.
In 1923, Lands gave the Legion
$500
The Legion got the same sum
in 1929. 1880 and 1881 and the
program scared toward its pres
ent heights
The ma iOrS couldn't afford 10
give anything IN 1882, but in
1888 they gave $4,000 and have
been doing il each year since
then Their investment in Le-
gion baseball is now $4,000.
Has 1t been worth IL? Most
asSuredly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Briggs 10
Favored
I'm Meet

Briggs Bombcrs METROPOLITAN
champions. VIII make their FIRST
start in tho Detroit Softhall AsSo-
cations Sorycemcn'S tournament
IN Mack Park AZ Q p m. tonight.
facing Zenith Local 1O4 in a first
round tilt.
Briggs. m IFS first start this
season defeated TcamSterS p.
- became early faVorites 10 win
trophy which honorS former
s0Iiball players now in the armed
services.
Hudson Motor Defense girls.
y s A. champion. VIII meet Chal-
Gus Veterans, a .woll-balanccd
team Of experienced players. Both
won opening games.
Local 50 RomberctteS made
their debut IN the major league a
winning one last night as Viz
GINA Manning pitched a no-hittcr
10 beat Chenc-Trombly girls. 10
ContIncntal-Freuhauf game was
postponed until Sunday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Few Fishermen
GET Sore Arms
Landing Trout
BY Don GILES

There has been no evidence OF
the spring epidemic Of the Statue
Of Liberty disease along any OF
Michigan'S trout streams.
The Statue Of Liberty disease
involves "A sore arm from holding
"a trout rod erect for half hour
or so while waiting for a rainbow
weighing four pounds or more 10
tire sufficiently 10 be taken with
a landing net.
Only known victim of the ait.
.ment was Otto Wolff, grocer OF
Benton Harbor, who tied into a
l5a pound rainbow up on the
Platte River Records show last
years catch reported on the river
was l3 pounds nine ounces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Perfect Farm System
Legion League Costs
Majors Only 500 900
By BOB CoNsIDINE

IN DIAN APOLIS. May
7 (INS)-The American Legion,
which has its national head
quarters here, has received its
annual grant of $4,000 from
the two big leagues and is busy
lining up another of its ire
mendouS junior baseball seasons.
Half a million American boys
are involved.
Last year $4,000 teams
teams, not players participated
in the American Legion national
championships. Teams are COM
posed OF Is PLAYERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
SFCOND GAME


Totals 2s AKA ~ Totals "a p ID
xNoue ont when winning run scored.
'Bafted for Zuber In seventh
Batted for Turner IN eighth
Boston 500 600 0n0-4
New York 600 600 1915
Runs Garrison NMcBride. Fox. Doerr.
StirnVeiss O. Wcatnerly. Keller Johnson
Frror-Brown Runs matted in-Doerr.
partee Luplen q sears Gordon Etten
Metheny stolen hsse-Lupieu Sacrifice
hits Mcbride Partee Weatherly. Keller
Double plays tifnweiss 10 Gordon "a
Etten ?, Lake 10 Doerr 70 Lupien Doerr "a
Lake 70 Lupien Tabor 10 Doerr 70 Lupien.
Gordon 10 StirnWeSs 10 Ftten Left on
bases-New York 10. Boston Z Bases on
halls--Of Byrne on Zuber Z. OF u
Newsome s. off Turner g. of Brown 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
DISCoURAGES THEM

The cold rains and snow Of the
past week seem 10 have dis
-couraged the trout fishermen and
rolled up streams so there has
been no spearing for suckers. A
few trout fishermen were out this
week and the creel count aver
aged one trout TO each Is fisher
men.
In Wayne County. there is no
fishing of any kind in streams.
only a few dipnetterS taking some
carp. Few fishermen are out on
lower Lake ST. Clair and the upper
Detroit River due TO cold weather
Some Sct line fishermen were get
ting a fair catch Of catfish
Fishing has been very poor in
McCOmb County, due 10 cold
weather and rain. Set line fish
ing for catfish has been good in
Lake St. Clair and are bringing
good price Perch fishing is Door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

T0fa.F - II - IL I0'sIF 81 u ~ Il
'Fa'rf s0r EW'f' In fourth
BAf'rd fnr Grove in sixth
Hst'et for Haynes IN eighth
ChlcaEo ono Ol0 0lO-3
CIe.eIard unl 600 302- .
Runs Tucker X lrvay. Moses Hocse'f
Hs4Greal krfacr DernirE Edwards
ERRORS AppHrE Macs Runs Dst'ed Ia
Heath Z Rosar DennIrg FdVeris.
wade ArpHrr Ca.icY TYn.pssc hits
tucker ArpHnE EdHsrfs MACK Three
haze hf HOLLOWAY stolen base AacS
Sacrifice DrnninE Dnuh,e plays fresh 20
CvHer KnItrer fo hsc1 90 Dsuuirg kef-
rer 10 Benrtrg DenrinC ,Unasslstedl D. Left
on bases Chicago 10 Cleveland 10 Ras"s
on balls of A smith &, OF wade :.
OF Grove Z on HAYNES !. OF Hansti J.
Struck oar ~ Ry \. smith !, by WADE !,
ny Haynes 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

have reached their seventeenth
birthday before Jan. l, 1913, are
eligible. II is the last baseball
a lot of these kids will play
The $4,000 which the big
leagues give TO the program is
used for travelling expenses. The
Legion treasury makes up the
rcst-usually about $4,000.
The Legion hasn't any doubt
that the schedule Will be COM
pleted. II is the one section of
the game of baseball that has no
draft fears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Aim Is Reached

In the Legions mind its base
ball program is a success. for
the aim of The Legion IN base
ball is the development Of health
through sports and pride in our
country.
Only amateurs who must not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
DISMAL REPORTS

Conservation department Off
Gals and reliable checking sta
tons throughout the state provide
'us with a rather dismal picture
on fishing conditions, especially
trout streams in the northern part
OF the state.
Cold weather and rains have set
back the fishing calendar nearly
month, but warm days like
yesterday will change that picture
IN a few days.
Some fair catches were re-
corded but as a whole. fishing for
trout is rather disappointing
task these days. Anglers should
wait another week
Fishing was fair for brook trout,
northern pike and suckers, in La
peer County. In Oakland County
fishing for suckers and mullet has
been poor and prospects are poor
for the coming weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
WAGER THEIR ALL

Americas fighting men were
hotly wagering their lean in
come on the Fighting Irish or
the Crimson Tide amid nos
talgic memories of the Yankee
Stadium. hot dogs and pretty
girls with ChrySanthemums
On the basis OF form there
was little to choose between the
two squads which will meet on
a dog-racinC track on the out
skirts OF London. Each has won
one Of its two previous games.
The Crimson Tide is piloted
by ID 1t Ed keyon Of Fall
River. Mass. who employs the
Warner system or a reasonable
facsimile thereof. His team will
feature a double or single wing
back form Of attack from an
unbalanced line.
Keyon has named a tentative
starting backheld Of Pvt. John
Henry from PunXsutaWney Pa:
Sgt. Anton Verbeck from Gill
bert, Mimi; Cpl. Albert Bosh-
nett from Tioga, w Va and
155-pound quarterback Sgt Paul
~enniX from Harrisburg. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
USE OLD W SYSTEM

Coached by Capt. Tom Nurn-
burger from Iron River. Mich,
the Fighting Irish Will bank on
Michigan's old pass, punt and
prayer system. Nurnburger has
chosen starting backfield Of
Staff Sgt Ray AnderS. Carney.
Mich: Cpl Carl Chabowski.
Cleveland. Pfc Joseph Valentino
from Cleveland and Pvt. Ernest
PaSSamoni. Iron River.
Al reserved seat tickets have
been sold out for days and 40
600 unreServed tickets which
viii 20 on sale Just before game
time were expected 10 go even
more rapidly.
To lend added color the Red
Cross has loaned four comely
nurses as cheer leaders for tho
conteSt-T. O. Sippy from ST.
LOUIS, Mo: r. O Grolnick Of
Chicago Marguerite Tickle
from Carmel Cal, and Gwen
Winningham from Cape Girar-
doau, Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
enc AGO


"sls 30 - 10 Totals % - II
'Baued for Brecheen in eignth.
S.. Louis 600 000 00i-I
Chicago OfO 100 40N-5
Runs Musia' Hack Stanky. Lowrey
Hernandez PNthorn Errors = Dallessandro,
Meruilo. Runs hatted m Walker Hack,
Stankv 2, Bthorr TWo-bas hit--Hack
Sacrifices MefuUo Double plays
Brown 20 Klein 20 Sanders. Stanky (un-
assisted. Nerullo 90 Stanky 20 Becker.
Left on bases 81 Louis Chicago 4.
Bases on balls - or Gumbert or
Pthorn J. struck oui Nv Gumbert. I by
Bfhorn Hits Oft Gumhert IN So
innings Off BrcChesn In p inning of
Dickson none in : inning Losing pitcher
Gumher Umpires Ballarfsrt goetE and
Reardon. Time IS. Attendance Sill
(actuaD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Close Parking Lots al Track

BOSTON, May 7 GNS)-The
Suffolk Downs parking lots Will
be closed except 10 employees,
and the working press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Deserves Pension

one Black Bill, 33-year-olG stable
pony Owned by Trainer Tom Nc
Creery has been pensioned be-
cause Of failing eycSight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
London 10 See
American Style
Football Teams
BY JAMES McGLINCY
United Press stan Correspondent

LONDON. May 7 CUP)-Ex-
cited Yankee soldiers today
gave staid old London the at
mosphere of an American col
leGe football town as two army
elevenS prepared for the &c. /.
Bowl gridIron game tomorrow.
Open-mouthed London sports
fans struggled with such unfa-
miliar phrases as double wing
back, off-tackle slant and end
run as characteristic pre-game
celebrations were held by the
American troops and the teams
ran through signal drills at
White City Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
National LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA
BRoOKLYH


Totals 81 go - Totals 81 5 80 s
Philadelphia 600 orc Cio Is
BROOKLYN o0i oi0 600 %
Runs stewart Wort hev pahirrcn KAN
r01ris ERRORS phs'Erer GaIsn. WAnrr
Rlrs ha'fc1 Vaughan . ffvinEston.
DHh'rrcr' NorheN Two base hits KAN
r0urs >0f'hrs Three base -Sfcvar-
Sacrifice Nevson kampourIs Double
r'aNs stewart to p1hisrcn 90 Wasdel'.
vaughan go k7mrourls - CawiIH IcN m
ha.rs PhiFfrlUnla pruOkItu : Bases
~ balls orr Pcdgalry , or News0m ?
struck olf r. potEsIry o ty NsVsom .
~ hy p' her ~ Sevsom fWasdeIIb
Bt.k PCdghlnt turiros-S'ewart and
Nqlerkur'h Time - 81. Attendance --
Is 0l7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
3 Stars TO Compete in RassIe Royal

Rase Royal toStants Bert Ruby, Flash
gappers participating Gordon Eddie Bad Man Lewis
wrestling headlner Louis Klein Fritz kreuger and
FairlieW Gardens Tuesday. Con- Harold Chaundy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

Totals % 2 - rs Totals 30 q y
'Ba,'sd for Judd IN ninth
Boston 600 o10 0O0--i
SsV YORK Dol 900 lox-2
Runs-keier Gordon Peacock Error
Gordon Runs ha'ted Johnson Doerr.
Gordon TW1-hass hNA--CGrdpr. Hsmsley
Three base HIT Keller Sacrificss-Judd
IAodeH Double PLAYS Tabor 20 Doefr TO
Lupisn BHn,sm 10 S'irnweiss 10 Etten.
E''en 20 st.f1weiss 90 Ftten. Judd - Lake
20 Lup.tn. Left IN bases New York 10
Boston Bases on tsus-ON Judd ,, off
Bonham /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
tIRsT GAME

Ro~ro< NEw YORK
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

oab Der Raiiierer oes 8resIauer Sou.
ies ben Betreffenoen mieoer erfennen
piiroe. Meinen sic nidt aud, baB es
ratiam iei, ienem Sauie in oieiem
Gimme 5u idreiben unb linn anbeimou-
itenen, ben aaiiierer bierber su fem
0en?''
,,2ieber Serr Doftor, oas raubt uns
gu piel> 3eit", ertpioerte 9ufaure I'm.
eebulbig.
v&einesmegs; in 6rei Eagen fann
Ser &aiiierer bier iein, uno elm iide-
rer 8epeis bat fir uns 5u groBen
@ert."
Scum oenn, meinettpegen i6reiben
Sic, aber beute &ben6 nod miiiien
Sic midi nit oem Yolen 5uiammen-
bringen - i6 fann meine ltngeouIo
iett faum mebr be5Gbmen."
SD bab's Sbnen beriproben unb
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perbe es al19 balten', iagte Der 9of=
tor ladelno; ul1m adt ubr itebe id
81 Sbrer 8erfiigung. Oenfen sic In
5tpiiden iiber Die Masfe na9, in ser
Sic auftreten tpollen. Sotpeit id Den
@rafen femme, CLAUDE id, 6aB er Ell
men i6arfen 8lid beiibt; oesbalb ber=
meioen sic alIes, mas ieinen Irg=
>pobn tpeden f0nnte; er tpdre ionlt
j6on in Der n66iten 5tl1noe uber alle
8erge. @ebul6en sic ii9 nod einen
Mugenblid."
@r 5og baitig an Der @lodeni9nur,
uno alsbalo trat <oolf nit mebre=
rem 8riefen in Der &ano ein.
,Sesen sic ii9 bort BIN uno 5ei6-
men sic bas Bortrat oes @rafen &ra=
iiuifi aus Dem @ebGdtnis, 10 gut sic
es perm0gen'', befabl Der gopofat Sem
iungen Wanne, na96en ct sic 8riefe
in @mpfang eenommen bate.
Ruoolf fam Der sufforoerung na6.
Or. 2eitenring offnete unteroeiien sic
8riefe.
"9as @aiiationsgeiud lit alio be-
griinoet erfldrt'', lagte er, na6oem
er oen eriten 8rief aufrnerfiam gele-
fen bate; voer &aiiationsbof bat 6as
nrteil gegen Sugo 8infel oufgebo=
ben unb Die Sa9e abermaIs Dor oie
@ei6morenen bertpieien. Scum, id
hoffe, Biz 6abin tuerben mir Before
8etpeiie eefunben baben."
Huoolf batte nit ipenigen, marfi=
gen 5triden oas Portrdt geaei6net.
Dr 2eitenring iiberrei1te es oem Be-
1mten.
,,@s lit ipredeno dbnlid", iaete er.
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u. s. Treasury Department

alte Serr, uno Elm sutniitiges Sd
6eln glitt babel fliihtig iiber iein
gutmiitises antlib. ,,4nfangs probiert
mans gum Sber5, lno nadber miro
grnit baraus. Ilio big beute Ibeno,
Serr 9oftor! Sd tperoe midi piintt=
li9 einfinoen.'
gr nidte oen 8eioen nod einmal
gu, Damn sing er binaus, uno ser
Iopotat ianote &uoolf iest unber<
5iigli6 51r Srau Bintel, Inn iie BON
oem urteil oes &aiiationsbofes in
Genntnis 5u leben.
SSSn oerielben Stunbe, in tpeIder Ii6
9ufaure bel oem Or. 2eitenring be-
fano, trat elm fleiner, Gltli6er Serr
in oas @oitbaus gum peiBen Sob in
ser gtabe oes 8abnbofes. Oas tpeiBe
&ob mar elm @altbaus oritten ooer
pierten &anges uno bauptid6li6 bon
fleinen &dnOlern uno ourbreilenoen
Sanotperfern belu6t.
Ser iunge, elegant getleioete Mann,
melder i'm Speiie5immer iaB, paBte
ni6t redt in oieie l1meebung, uno
er modte oas aud ielbit fiib1en, benn
er beantlportete ale an I'm eeri9teten
Sragen febr fur5 uno blidte nit ma6=
ienoer l1ngeoulo auf Die Sir, 10 oft
oieie ge0ffnet puroe.
Ser altlide Serr, tpelder iest ein-
trat, ma6te 6ieier 8erlegenbeit elm
gnoe. St fdritt auf i'm gu uno tped=
ielte leiie einise 8orte NIT linn, Damn
berlieben bei6e bas 3irnmer l,n6 itie-
gen bic Ereppe binauf.
Sm eriten Stod 0ffnete Der iunee
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
9ufaure niegte 1inneno oas &aupt.

Dufaure tuiegte ftnneno oas Saupt.
sd fann mid niht entiinnen, oie-
les @eiidt iemals seieben gu baben", i,
erlpioerte er; ,.aber our Sade ielblt
tut oas nidts, uno aus elmer 3eid.
nuns ldbt iib iduerIid elm gbarat-
ter itl,oieren."
Ct batte itb erboben, uno tpdbreno
er feline Sanoidube an5og, lieB er
ieinen 8lid auf 9fuoolf ruben.
,Sie beiisen elm id0nes Ealent' /,
iagte er, ,,aber aud elm gefdbrli9es
Salient. Sd babe Die grfabrung ge-
madt, oaB sic meiiten 8anfnotenfdl-
ider portrefflide 3ei6ner iparen."
"@ollen Sie 6amit iagen, ooB ie,
oem bortreffliden 3eidner oie Ser
iudung, elm Saliber 5u tper0en, nobe
liegt?' fragte &uoolf rubig.
uSm aageneinen ia', nidte ser
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sSmt Heitanrant

Der @ait: sd fann bieie 5uppe
niht efen."
Ser &ellner: SD bole iofert ben
@eidaftsfiibrer."
Der @ait: sd fam bieie Suppe
nidt ellen."
Ser @eiddftsfiibrer: SD beooue-
re o1Beroroentlid), aber id tperoe TO-
gleih oen &iiden6ef rufen Iafien."
Ser @ait: u3um &udud, ib fann
oieie Suppe nidt eiIen."
Ser &iidendef: uBarum nibt2"
Ser @ait: ,,8eil id feinen 2offel
babe"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

J. /. Staab, l72os valleyview Ave-, cleseland, O.
Wann cine Sir uno foroerte feinen
8egleiter ourd eine gerbeueune auf,
einoutreten, tporauf er ibm foIete.
~Sie baben mir oa cine beitere
Spelunte empfoblen'', iaste er balb
argerlid, balb ider5eno; bier logic.
rem ia nur Subrlel1te uno Sauiterer."
"@erooe besbalb!" ertpioerte Der
anoere idmun5elno. SD oenfe ubri.
gems, es miro 10 idlimm nidt iein,
pie Sic es MAIDEN; in oieiem 3immer
tann mans idon ousbalten, uno 10
piel id aus eigener @rfabrung tpeib,
ltno Die Speiien uno @etrdnfe bier
por5itglif. @ann fino Sic angefom-
men?"
"Sente 0fittag, eIeia nod Siid.
Serr &rintinalrot."
uglt, bit, plauoern Sic nidts aus,
oerebrter Serr, bier t0nnten Die BGn.
DC Sbren baben. Sd iperoe oua nidt
oerroten, oaB lie ans erIter Ra1lierer
zines groben 8anfbauies bierber ae.
tommen ltno, Inn ma, IaIlen mir
oas, nennen mir uns tneinetueaen
0fiiller uno SduI5e."
Ser &rininalrat bate, tpGbreno er
oas iogte, Blas genommen. Ser iunae
Wtann iebte lid linn 9egeniiber uno
bot linn cine 3igarre an.
"Sie baben meinem Sauie gefdrie=
ben, oab Sic bier nit mir aulomn1en,
5utreffen tpiinbten, Inn oie beuubte
slngelegenbeit 5lt perfolgen', nabm
Der &aiiierer bas @ort, als Die 81
garren bronnten; ~itb beritebe nur
nidt,> in tpelde 8eiie Sic bier Die
s(ufflarung iu6en tpollen."
~Saben Sic in 8reslau oem Nan=
ne nadgeforid)t> ser Ssbnen bic Banf-
noten bradte?" fragte ser Stat Ia
delno.
~fatiirlif; tpir baben Der Bolisei
lofort sln5eige gema6t."
Limb mas ipuroe entoeft?"
"@ar ni6ts; ser Wann ntuB an
oe1nlelben Gage, an Dem er In 8res-
lau anfam, tpieoer absereiit iein. @s
tit feline Spur eefunoen ,poroen, oie
man bate berfolgen fonnen."
"8iiroen sic i'm tpieber erfen-
nen?"
"@an5 getpib; tper oiei ies @efidt
einmal geieben bat, pergibt es iobalo
ni6t tpieoer. l1nb oaB id mid bon
oielem Wanne betriieen IieB, tann mir
ni9t gum goruurf senadt peroen;
Die 8onfnoten iino 10 bor5iieli9 nad=
gemadt, oaB aud elm iddrferes Mu-
ge, ols oos meinige, oie S6lfdune
nid]t entoedt bGtte."
(Sortietung folgt)
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Rittiuod, ben Is. september 1943

@@NIS%SN NSJoL0S A1bAO A&OSA0SAbShoS
gepeiie berlangen."
,,@eI1e2"
,Bor anem oen Betpeis, baB Der
@raf &rofiniti in Der Eat iener Sen.
ri 2atour lit. @lauben sic, oaB er
bies einsefteben tpiro2"
,,Das au elauben, ip6re Eorbett" /,
ertpiberte 9ufaure, iidtlid drgerlid
iiber Die gintpiirfe oes Mopotaten;
,,aber fann benn nab Sbren @eiesen
MIR eine Berion perbaftet tperben. tpel-
DIE ibre Sdulo eineeitebt?"
"Wibberfteben sic mild nidt", 4,
iagte Der Doftor begiitigeno. ,,Wir
liegt es fern, Sbnen Sdtpiertefeiten
bereiten gu tpollen; muB es bod au6
mir tpiinidensmert iein, oaB Ser Ser
BREEDER entlarbt tpiro. @lauben sic,
oaB er 8eroadt ifopfen piiroe, tpenn
er Sbnen bier beeeenet?"
SD CLAUDE nidt, bab er midi
fennt. Sobiel idb tpeiB, but er midi
bisber nod nidt eeieben."
uOann iperoe id sic NIT ibn 5u-
iammenbrinsen. Sic geben beute
abeno nit mir ins &aiino; BORT tref
fen mir i'm ftber, uno Sic f0nnen i'm
nngelt0rt beobadten. 8iniden Sic
alsoann linn borgeItellt at peroen,
10 fann oas au6 geldeben; MIR tpdre
es in oieiem Sale ratiom, ii6 zines
Gnoeren Namens 51t beoienen."
"8ut, i6 bin nit bieiem Ylane ELM.
peritanoen. 8eroe id) inn &aiino au9
ieinen Diener ieben?'
vSegen Sic au6 seeen oieien Ser
habt?"
"Sie tperoen it6 bieueift erinnern,
oaB oamals BEL Ser &epolte i'm 8aano
mebrere Straflinge ausbra9en, bon
oenen 5tpei enttomen. Ser 3tpeite
mar tpegen Salidung uno Geraus=
eabnne faliden @eloes berurteilt.
Sbre Witteill1ng iiber ben in 8reslau
periibten 8etrue ruff mir oies ing
@eoa6tnis >5uriif."
~Sie bernuten, OaB ser Diener
oteier 6dlider iein fonnte?"
SD bernnl1te iogar, oaB er sic faI.
iden rniiiiden 8anfnoten angefer-
tiet bot"
usSSn oer Sat, sic f0nnen redt ba-
ben'', iaete Der 4obofat nad fur5em
8eiinnen. ,Nebmen mir an, oaB Die
Ter angeblide @raf iener 8erbreder
1T, 10 liegen tpeitere SdluBfolgerun-
gen iebr nabe. @ber tros aaeoem oiir-
fen mir obne iidere 8etpeiie ni9t
tpagen, often bor5ugeben; oie 8eb0r=
De tpiiroe uns in feiner @eiie nnter<
itiisen un6 ftf enti6ieoen tpeigern,
cine Sausiudung bor5unebmen."
,,@eben sic mir MIR @elegenbeit,
NIT oieien 2euten 5uia11men 5u toni
men; oas peitere miro ii9 oann fin
ben. @raf &raitnifi bebauptet, oieien
Sting Dor Sabren in 8ien gefauft 5u
baben; nod meinen an1tliden Noti~
gen aber ftebt es felt, oaB Der Mar-
quis bon Saint Saubeur i'm nod i'm
borigen Sabre getrager bat.''
,Denielben &ing2"
Scr 8eidreribung na9 ia."
,,gs fann ebeni niotpobl elm anoerer
oiefem dbnlider Sting getpeien iei1,'' ,
bemerfte Der Iobofat nit atpeifelnoer
W}iene. ~l1eberoies n1iiBte a116 nod
beiDie}en t1er6en. 6nR 6pnri Qn+n,tr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict WundsaIbe

erprobtes Heilmittel gegen ale ATten Won o.
TEN und frischen Wunden. Ceschssueren, Co.
weechsen, Bisswunden. Karbunkeln, ss~ sstts
Geld n.K durch Post Money Order ~ schicisen
ketne Stamps: - SO Cents die Schaetkea. bei
]. l. Staab, l7209 valleyvieW Ave, Cleselaad O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
BY LEFT

Without Sleep food for three days and nights Marine
Basione fought off repeated Jap attacks his
machine the Soomon and the Congressional
Medal Of Honor Manila John Bailone Of New Jersey of
Italian stood his ground until when reinocemens arrived
he had for SO as How Third W Loan Bonds will
to back such Basilone?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

Ser iunge Mann: Sbre Sreun6in
1T tuirflid ibon tpie elm. BiIo.
Die iunge Dome: Sa. Mlles @an6-
malerei. :
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-13
Money. Articles
Reported Stolen

Theft OF miscellaneous articles
from his automobile, parked at the
rear Of a W. Michigan Ave. res
taurant Thursday evening, was re-
ported to police by William Rookie,
Jr.. route 8. Ypsilanti. Mr.. Rock
stated that the missing articles in
cluded a flashlight. two sweaters,
a felt hat. letters, ration books, and
the floor mat from his automobile.
Nathan Bracy, 605 W. Cross St,
reported to police Thursday the
theft OF s3S from his room.
p, Police, investigating report OF
prowler in a Congress st. resi-
dence. found no trace OF an in
truder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-13
Ne,Us From Willis

Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Smith will be
hosts to the same group November
2s.