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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
Mittiuod), ben %. Snli 1943

re- er, ,,10 lDerlQl1e nun Sglletl, pleIe
Spur unper5iiglid) 5lt berfolgen. sic
Fmeroen mid glei6 nad Stif in met
mem giiro antreffen; id ertparte bort
TSbren 8eribt"
Ser aomn1iiiar griibte mlitdriid)
uno entfernte itd) ilbpeigeno. &aiden
ES6rittes ging er burf) oie StruBen;
Ste gerbre6er fonnten gelparnt iein
ltnb it6 bereits aus bem Staube gez
nad)t baben.
l1ptertpegs begegneten linn einige
8oIi5eiiolbaten, benen er befabl, 1bnt
5u folgen; IN bem Sarnolpiben Sarz
le mar MIR Elm 8eantter 5lriifgeblte>
ben, 1tno man ourfte iid i1nmerbin
ouf einen &anpf NIT ben beioen 8nr>
I6en gefaBt naden.
X X *
Ser 8ean1te fano auf bent Saus=
fur.
,,Sinb sic Sdollers beingefebrt?"
fragte ser Gomn,iliqr baIttg.
vGor elmer girtelIttnoe.'
,,Sie iinb nod int 9aule?'
,,SSatpoblp, aber ibre We1tter lit
porbin ausgegangen; i6 batte feline
'Sroer, iie 5uritd5ubaltet. go"
,,0as tp6re ar6 unnotig geipeien.
Die Mutter lit cine brabe Sruu. Gag
ten Sic Burden nidts, ais tie Die
Saustiir betpa6t fanoen?"
J uSa> iie pralltel1 fornlid 5uriid,
ais 1ie midi faben; oann fraeten iie irt
grobem Gone, uas id) bier 5u f9af=
fen babe. 8on Ser grmorbung @ru=
netualos tpollten ite nod gar feline
&elttttnis baben, aber es tpar aues
semabt, oas iab i6 ibnen an"
Ser 9o1n1niiiar nifte befrieoiet.
Na6oenl er oie notieen slnorbnunz>
gen 5atr getuadung ber Siiren ee-
troffen batte, itieg er, bon 5tpei So
liaiIten begleitet, Die Ireppe binauf.
gr nuBte an peri6ieoenen 1iiren an-
poGen, ebe er bas 3intnter fano, in
relbem Die beiben @riaoer ihei11=
bar unbefangen ntiteinanoer plauoer=
ten. 8ein gintritt oes &omnttffars
fitbren fie bon ibret Sitett aatf. Die
beioen Bolisiiten iparen oratbeH Dor
Ser Sir geblieben.
u@as fon oas?' fragte Sern,ann
5daner, ieinem 8rltoer ral6 einen
beoel.tlaaten Slid a,,tperfeno, tpelder
Gent ibart beobabtenben Beanuten
nibt e,ttging. uWas' peri6afft 1n1s
oie gbre? Ser alte Wuderer lei err
morbet moroen; elaabt Die Boli5ei
lpteaeidt, tpir batten Die 9at began-
gen2"
,,8ur nidt gleid 10 lpntpirid"
iagte oer aontn1iffar ironiid. u2eute,
Die nidt arbeiten ipone,t, miiilen es
.iih fhou gefauen laiie,t, bab man fib
nah ibren 2ebensnanbef erfunoigt.
Mir ioa's feb iein fiir gud], tpe11n
SSbr meine Jragen befriebigenb be-
anttporteu f6nnt; oaB Sbr fie beo11t-
3tuorten niiBt, peroet sSbr ipiien.''
,,gea, fragen Sie nlr", bobnte &er>
ttlan1t, Der rubiger uno gefabter 5u
iiein ibieu, dis iein 8r1lber, ,,tpir tper-
ben fhon a,tftporten, tuerln tpir es
fonnen. Die Rnliaei ftent mal1hn1m
fo1toerbare Jragen, nit benen 1ie
8aaen unb S9liHgen legen mill;
aber Dir baben nidts at fiirhten,
benn an oiefer 9at 1ino mir 10 tn-
f6uloia .pie ei,r ueiageborenes &inb.'"
o. AZ u q %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
(17. sSortiebung)

elH 1letblYtI S'LuCt1eA Al'o >1A~"+>~
ter Mfenlb iein. gben oieler Snmpel
bat lid) Dor einiger 3eit bel mir iiber
bie Sdalers beidpert; er bat ben als
ten gntiquar 6arnom Dor ibren 9fo=
beiten beid)iisen niillen uno na6 1e1s
men sleuberllneen 81 urteilert, mollten
bie roben 8uri1en Ben alten Ofann
5pingen, ibnen cine Srnllne @eloes
su leiben.'
u3uinsen? Gur6 slntpenonng bon
@elpalt?''
80 CLAUDE i9'', nidte ser aon1'
niiiar, oid eril1nere midi Der Sa6e
Ic genau ni6t ntebr; id legte oa1nals
feinen beionberen Sert Oarauf petI
Sarnom ielbit feline sn5eige gen1a6t
bate"
,,l1no pesbolb na6te Yuupel oie
9n5eige?"
,,gr glaubte, i6 f0nne Oaraufbin
ole Spauers 5tpingen, ibre 8obnrng
5l1 rdrmen; er tpnr iebr unangenebm
enttdl1l6t, ais i6 bieies slnlinnen 5ltz
riidmies. sSie geiaet, ib balte oieie
Surlden 3u aIem fabig. SIRE id
nidt, 10 tpuroe mir por einigen So
gen selaet, iie beablidtigten nad Mme-
rifa ults5ulpanoern. 80"
vslb, bas p1re tpi6tig'', 1tnterbraf)
i'm Der 8ibter. u@er bat es Sbnen
geiaet9"
,giner meiner 8eanten; bie S9al>
lers iollen int Wirtsbaltie 6aoott gez
i,roben baben."
,,Nebmen Sic Die shasiasen bieies
Beamten beute nod 5u 8rotofon. 60.
oann tit es iebr iDidtig, ben @igen-
timer oes 9oldmeiiers 5l1 ern1itteln;
id, erlparte audi III oieiem Bunft ener-
eilden 8eiitano BON Sbnen."
Cine ibtpierige Aufeabe!' iaete
Der 9omn1iiiar. u3ieie 9olbueiier
eleihen iib tpie Elm 81 Dem anbern.'' -
,,8ir tpolleu nabber bas Mener
senau betrabten; pieleiebt fit,6en mir
elm fleines Gennsei1en, an Dem es
noglibertpeiie als Gigentum Ser 8riie
Ger S6aller erfannt ueroen fann."
X X X
yad elmer 5ieu1lid latsen @an-
berung batten iie enolih oas Saus
Der 5rau Seluis errei6t.
Selene empfing Die &erren an ser
Seite ibres 8erlobten. Satte bte
Nadridt bon oem idben, entiesIiben
Gnoe ibres 8aters ite au1 tief er-
idiittert, 10 tpar lie ood nun mieoer
binreideno gefabt, I'M oie 5ragen oes
Nidters 5l,, beanttporten.
Sic ponte linn oie @riinoe ibrer
Gludt aus benz glternbaus anseben,
aber Der @erihtsrat lebnte oieie Mit<
teili,ngen nit oem gemerfen ab, ct
!ei bereits senii9eno l,nterribtet; 5u-
Dem beae er Sic lteberseusuna oaB
oieie Jan1ilienanselegenbeit IN gar
feiner Berbinbung nit Dem Berbre-
ben ielbit itebe.
sd tpiinide MIR einiee 5ragen aa
: eie 5l ridten'', fiigte er bin5li, ,,l,,1b
id bite Sic, oieielben redt flar su
beantrporten. Wie biel 1lbr NOR es
eeitern abeno, aIs sic bas bdferlide.
9aus berIieben ?''
,,Gs fonnte rtabe an abt ubr fen" !,
e-tpioerte 6elene; ,,ih girs fofort au
Fem eiH5igea Jreunoe, oeH ib nod,
tefab."
.,sie baben oas Sm,s beinIib ner-j
Inffefi q,
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0uIIIler DeTlQHeH.
u0as lit fatal. 8ir baben biz iest
feline geoti5en iiber ben Snbalt ieiner
aaiie geflnoen.''
SD tpill gerne auf oas geraubte
Gut per5i6ten; allf bieiem @eloe rubt
ia bob fein Segen. -"
uaber, nein Jrdulein, cine eenaue
s1usfunft iiber Sen Snbalt Ser &aiie
piiroe bie gtacbfori6ung na9 Dem
8erbre9er erlei6tern."
SD tann iie Sbnen 1eioer nidt
geben.'
uSat SIR gater nier1aIs oie 8e=
lorgnis geduBert, oaB ct beitoblen
lperben f0nne, rnO penn er es tat,
nannte er ME einen Namen?'
uSSa, Ood, er fiir6tete Oie 8riioer
|S6aler, lpelbe bainter unlerern Sal1=
ie tpobnen. 0iele baben ibm oft gez
erobt, u11o es mar ldngit feline gb=
ii6t, 5nii6en ben beioen @Grten cine
bobe Oiolter 5ieben 5u lalien; aber, ipie
er bebouptete> erlaubten ibm feline
.Ofittel bieie 9lusgabe ni6t."
,,Sie baben ibm eeorobt? )s(us
tpel6ent @runbe?"
,Nun, i6 fann mir nift anoers
oenfen als oaB tie i'm baBten, pie
lolde 2eute ieoen 9fei6en baiien. gr
iagte oft, Tie bdtten eil1 9arleben bon
ilnn baben tpollen n1o oan1it georoht,
Tie lpiiroen 51 uns ins &al1s fomnten,
Inn Oas @elo 5l1 bolen. gs lit nog-
li6, baB oies nl1r Geoensarten gene
ien iino, NIT oenen iie ibn1 Mnglt eins
.fI0ben tpollten; bon iol6en &eoens,
.arten barf n1an nidt glei6 auf eia1
gerbre6en i6lieBen."
,,Sinb bieie 8riioer S6aner icbon
.einmal in Sbrem SauIe getpeien 2"
fragte ser &idter.
so biel if ipeiB, nein.''
ugs fonnte IN sSSbrer Mbtpeienbeit
ser SAL eetpeien iein.''
u9ann tpitrbe n1ein Safer es mir
geiagt baben; er teilte mir alle ltn=
annebmli6feiten nit, oie linn beeee=
neten"
uaan1en piellet6t anoere Yerlpne1
.oann nho tpann ins Saus, oie nan
eines iolden 8erbredens fdbtg ba1ter1
fnnnte?"
,gs fatnen piele Berionen au inns,
-Serte, oie @elo iduloig tparen ODER.
ein DarIeben baben tpoIlten. Stir lag
es ob, ibnen Die Saustiir 5u 0ffnen
Iuno iie in oas 3immer bes gaters 5,l
tfiibren; tueiter fam ih nidt NIT if
.nen IN geriibrung." IL
rBare es 1nogIid, oaB oie 8riiber
5baller eeitern Mbeno bon Sbrer
D,1dt @e,tttnis erbalten fonten?
gitte, benfen sic iiber oieie Graae
einmal nad; id: lege a,tf oie 9ea,1tz
toortung oerielben srobes @euiht." !"
~ssd fam ite iofort obne Ianges
l1eberlesen beantporten", iagte Se-
lene. vslls id) eeitern slbeno oen
Sausflur Sarnotps our6i6ritt, fab
|id 1T Ser Dunfelbeit 3tpet @eitalten
|{auftanden, i,a benen ib Die 8riiber.
EShaaer 5lt erfennen meinte."
nltnb oieie Berione,1 baben a,,6
Sic erfannt2'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26

in the final standings will play in
the Stanley Cup competition.
The Detroit-Montreal game was
packed with thrills. Montreal led
> to ] with only one minute to play
when Detroit removed all their de-
Tense men into forward positions
in a desperate gamble to save the
game. The maneuyer backtired'
however, as Toe Blake and Elmer
Zach each scored within 10 seconds
while Detroits carl Liscombe net
ted one.
The Black Hawks defeat at the
hands Of the last place Rangers
was a costly one. A win would have
put them in third place.
The Rangers play Detroit tomor-
row night at Detroit while Toronto
entertains Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26

With girls in their departments
they want more shirts. more shaves
and more manicures,' reports the
Public Health Nursing Association,
which made survey OF the effects
OF wartime employment.
Men don't want manlcures in
beauty parlors, explains one OIL
cial OF the association, but they
do take more time to clean their
hands, which means more soap
Instead OF wearing two clean shirts
a week. mill and shop workers are
demanding three or four--and no
ragged ones, either,
All this attention directed toward
neatness means more money spent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
Canadiens
Still Try

tBy Interna tl0na News SerNice)
The Montreal Canadiens were
still in the race for a spot in the
Stanley Cup playoffs today follow.
ing their ( to . victory at Montreal
last night over the Detroit Red
Wings.
The Canadiens moved TO within
one point in the National Hockey
League standings OF the Chicago
Black Hawks who went down TO
defeat at New York Z to before
the New York Rangers. The Black
hawks have a point standing OF ij
giving them fourth place while the
Canadiens are in fifth place with
~ points. The first four teams
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
fowler High
For Locals

A good game OF basketball was
offered fans Thursday night when
Lincoln Consolidated School defeat.
ed Flat Rock al Npsiisnti by score
OF 10 to l6.
fowler was high scorer for Lin
coin With four baskets and q free
throw netting him nine points for
his team. Oestriki made three bas-
kets and two throws for Flat Rock
giving him eight points for his
team and placing him only one
point behind Lincoln's high man.
After Lincoln got away to lead
OF 6-3 in the first quarter, Flat
Rock turned Oh the heat and fin
ished II all AZ the half Lincoln
pulled away with five point lead
in the third quarter leaving the
standing l7-l2 for Lincoln at the
end of this frame In the last quar-
ter Flat Rock again took charge
and allowed Lincoln only one bas-
ket taking two for themselves and
bringing the total score for the
game To a 1912 victory for Lin
coin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
CHAPTER TWENTY.oNE

SA1ENA 4 III w A@@N 4 / ~CANAA
DURING the time that Eugenia
vas gazing so fXedly at Paige,
and holding that slim weapon in
her hand, the dark-haired girls
thoughts raced. Why doesn't some
one come? But why should they,
she knew. She couldn't have been
gone more than ten minutes.
Why was l idiotic enough TO
think I could handle this little slip
of a girl? Little ship OF a girl! Why,
Eugenia was psychopathic case.
Then something did come TO
Pages rescue, a sensation similar
to one she had experienced over a
year before. Only then she also had
held + weapon in her hand, one
that she had not hesitated TO use.
Now, however, she had no weapon.
Or perhaps she did if she could
use it. She took deep breath and
held it, eyes closed. listening for
the breathing OF the other girl.
When she heard II, it was less
jerky, more uniform.
"Eugenia." Paige blurted, before
she dared open her eyes, I'm 60
ing to give you $4,000" Then she
looked at the blond girl.
The vacant eyes were, as they so
often were, lovely, transparent.
Then an expression began to form,
one Of connivance as greedy as the
one Paige had glimpsed that day
on shlpboard when the blond girl
gazed into the gray purse.
Her reply held indolent mockery.
"Why, for heavens sake? know
you have plenty Of money, but why
should you be such a sap?"
Paige considered her lazy an
swer. then said, Il think it is be-
cause 1 don't want Rusty to lose
his beautiful dream"
"You really are sunk, aren't
you? Tell me- she ridiculed, "how
does it feel to lose your mind over
a man who has lost his over some
other girl?'
Il haven't lost my mind over
Rusty. He happens to have helped
me to some extent to forget
great sorrow. For that reason l in
tend to spare him one. That is
worth $4,000 to me- Her gray
eyes fought the scurrilous ridicule
in Eugenia's brown ones. We'll, do
you want it?"
"Of course I want IT," Eugenia
slipped the spoon-dsgger into its
protective sheath. 1T will take
care Of me until can get Rusty
back"
Il wouldn't plan on that II !
were you"
Eugenia shrugged. kid your
self while you can"
The writing desk was in the cor
ner of the room. Paige walked TO
it and started to open the drawer.
The blond girl clasped her wrist
with fingers that sstounded with
their strength, then opened the
drawer herself.
Paige gave her perplexed
glance. "Such dramatics.'
Desk drawers hold revolvers.
Eugenia merely chuckled at
Pages impatient exclamation
then leaned over her shoulder tc
watch her write the check. Rudely
she scrutinized the stub. Hmm
Almost twenty-one thousand dol
Jars. Imagine a checking account
Ike hat. Looks as If the check
Will be good"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
Women Spur to
Neater Clothing

PITTSBCRGH-UP - Women
war workers may be helping pro
duction, hut they indirectly are
putting an extra burden on the
family budget and causing more
work for the industrial workers
wife.
Men who for years have been
working with Bill and Mike
now find themselves operating ma
chimes beside Title and Sally
As a result, they want to dress
more neatly since they now are
working in feminine company.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
Sports Roundup

York-Ns-Today Giants and that as Com
NJ said all that Is needed 10
baseball Mel OTIS team rounded ou yesterday
Eddie Bannck OF signed contracts from
Mancuso catcher and lnteder Connie Ryan
colored Nhirl"nd
rates surprising Pvt Johnny Greco of the Cana
dian Army tonight Shan Cper-
the edge the 20 old Montreal mau out
backing the boys VIII poo
ably into the ring money.
YorkINSOd track official who has been
flying feet for the past % years predicted to-
would be broken A. champ
ionships Madison Square Garden Saturday night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
En- b att|e ed Love

swift gasp he turned his head and
buried his lips in her palm.
Because her heart was pounding
worse with feeling for this man
than it had pounded with fear Of
Eugenia, Pages only defense was
elasticity. "Practicing for Eu-
genia?"
Like a spoiled gesture OF Chop
pos, Rusty slung her hand away
and marched haughtily from the
room.
Although Denison Ware had ar
ranged an outdoor feast for his
guests. he received in the living
room, an oddly shaped affair Of one
long. narrow wing with two identi-
cal wings attached on each side at
45-degree angles. Breezes swept
through the room. Views were SUI
peru Dark, steep Diamond Head.
The city Of Honolulu.
Abby walled, "Denison, this Is
the worst house you've ever done.
You should turn it into a bicycle
shop
"Oh, l think it is lovely"
Pages protection brought
smile to Denison's lips. so does
Abby. She's just afraid I'll try to
sell it TO her. I'm a contractor, you
know"
Hes sold me two already" the
fat woman grumbled. Still have
them and am living at a hotel. I
must be nuts"
Eager guests called to her, MAX
ing an opportunity for Denison
Ware. He took Pages arm and led
her about the room The walls were
a combination of white plaster and
native woods. In some places were
hung brilliantly decorated Chinese
panels. The furniture was lavish,
/ Cocktails were served from a rare
shaker Of silver and carnelian
matching materials had bases of
white jade. The place was gor-
I geous. And, crammed with people.
Pages interest, which he knew
was genuine, encouraged Denison
to take her into other rooms. In
the subdued library there was
| picture that attracted her. A pic
ture made OF pulverized jewels,
two leopards beside vase of green
orchids. The girl looked at it even
longer than she wished because in
the quiet OF the room she could
hear her hosts breathing. She
knew 1t was going TO be difficult to
face him.
Unaccountably Abby was there.
Paige had the absurd bunch that
the little woman had followed for
special reason. She scanned the
painted little face, but Abby was
her usual vague self
Lovely picture, Denison. Pic
lures always make me think Of
Pierre, my third husband. What an
artist. He used to ask what color
gown l was wearing-not so he
could send flowers, but so he could
dress in the right colors to make
me make him show up best"
Denison gave the girl a horror
stricken look. And that's the
woman who is trying to teach
grammar to poor little Choppo.
Come, Paige" he said lazily, and
led her away from the garrulous
little woman. Out Of her sight his
laziness vanished. He gripped
Pages hands so tightly they hurt.
Don't forget, darling. when this
/ is all over, come to me"
! Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26

tina Bohlinger, in charge OF regis
tration at the schools. said the ap-
plicant, a mddle-aged woman, was
Indignant when all coupons we're
stripped from the two books given
her. 81 won't be able TO buy any
thing" she protested.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
RELIEF SEEN

Lansing, Feb 26 - Thursday
Michigan hospitals which long
have complained that the state
does not make adequate allowances
for the care Of crippled children,
saw relief in sight, through bill
sponsored by Reps. Fred kircher,
Lansing. and Fred Rodesiler, Riga.
it calls for payments, up to $3.50
a day, at the average hospital cos,
OF such service for the previous
six months as established by &C
countings. The present maximum
is $3.50 a day. The measure limits
doctors fees for a single major
operation to SIS, with 5000 year
limit per patient.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
TO DISCHARGE JURY

Pontiac, Feb. 26-President 81
Pontiac Motors local $50, JAW
(CIO), James F. Lucas. said Thurs
day that he would file a demand
with the city commission to dis
charge the present one-man grand
jury as soon as possible and call
for appointment of another from
outside Oakland County. Lucas
charged that the grand jury, head
ed by judge Charles P. Webster
and directed by Special Prosecutor
Clyde Underwood, had failed to
clean up vice and lawlessness in
Pontiac. The grand jury was set
mp is months ago and to date has
had one conviction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26

IOWA CITY. a-UP-February
service calls have cost the Uni
versity OF Iowa its leading scorers
in basketball. swimming and track.
Tom Chapman, basketball, and
Vito Lopin, sprint swimmer, en-
tered the Army Air Forces and Lee
Farmer. track, was indicted into
the Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26

Judge, there's been quite bit OF talk going
around about prohibiting liquor in various
spots around the country. around the
Army camps for one thing. What do you
make of it,"
well. Henry. | size it up about like this.
1t looks to me like the folks who are doing
the talking are shooting little bit higher
than most people seem to realize. Sort Of
like the salesman who gets his foot in the
door and before you know it he's sold you
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
Bowling Scores
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Recreation Alleys
Team Standinns

b High individual series: 421, Pearl
kuster (subD; 414, Helen Nehlsen.
High individual single: 1852, Pearl
Kuster (subD; Isl, Elizabeth Mil
Ter; Isl. DeLynn Whitmire.
High team series: 1900, %
South.
High team single: 612, a. South.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
TO TICKET CARS

Detroit. Feb. 26-The controyer.
sy between the police department
and the parks and recreations com
mission over automobiles parked
on the city playground at Dunbar.
ton and Otsego, appeared at an
end Thursday as Police Commits.
sioner John II. Witherspoon prom
ised that such cars would be tick
etpd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
DECLARE t,tso CANS

Mt Clemens, Feb. 96-When a
family OF two in nearby Clinton
Township declared l,lS0 excess
cans OF food in its application for
War Ration Book No. 2 at Herman
Xix School Thursday. Miss Mar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
SPRING FOOTBALL DRAWS 8

SPHTNG % bNLL ONWWo %
SALTWATER, Okla Up -
Thirty-hve candidates reported to
Coach Jim Lookabaugh for spring
football practice at Oklahoma A.
e. NJ. Il don't know how many will
be left by next fall" Lookabaugh
said but we'll drill, anyway. for
II the boys 90 in the Army when
autumn arrives. spring bootball
will do them a lot OF good"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
Sports Calendar
SATURDAY, FEB. 27

Swimming
Roosevelt Swimming Team will
participate in State Championship
swimming Meet Classes A and B
at Intramursl Sports Building, Ann
Arbor
Preliminaries at 10 a. m. -
noon, . p. m. Finals at 7:30 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26
SteMArt

Whitmire $50, Fischer 1852, Fash.
baugh PSI, Baker (ave) 2I3, Stew
art 500. handicap 81; totals, SOC,
'512, 53S, 1926.
South
Schrepper 333, Kuster (sub) 424,
South 29s, F. Miller $50, Weaver
3S5; totals, SO, 6l2, 612, 1900.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-26

a bill Of goods Wouldn't surprise me bit
If what they're really aiming for is to take
in the whole country again. We all know II
didn't work the last time. All we got was
bootleg liquor instead of legal liquor -. plus
racketeers, gangsters and the worst crime
wave the country ever saw.
Seems TO me we've all got our hands full
to win this war without starting up an argu-
ment we just got through settling few
years back"