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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

llltr etn SerI DER 1n011Wen SIDBIEaII,
10 tpirfte bem aioniltiidjen Soeal, einen
iiioiifen Staat in BnlaItina 5ll ibaf-
fem, audi Ser anoere lnuitanD entge-
aen, oab bas u2unb Der Batter nah
ser 3erltreuung Der SSnben fein gsie.
manoslaub geporhelt tpar, ioroern TIM
2aufe ser 3eiten elm BON elmer toms
pafteu arabii1en Maioritdt betpobntes
2ano muroe. gs lit eine merftpiroige
9atiad5e, oaB Die 5ioniltilde getpes
sung, oie i6on 5ur 3eit Der 8alfour-
Deflaration iiber cine @efhi6te BON
mebr als 3tpei Sabr5ebnte ouriid,
blidte, in ibrer SSoeologie benz Unit
itanb nidt Nebnune getrage1 batte,
oaB ste arabifde 8epolferung itd
aegen oie l1eberfremoung ibres Sleo=
luuasraums ipebren tpiiroe. Satla9s
Iidl bat oas Sineinltoben eines liio:~
i6en Sells in Ben arabiiden Sebens=
raum tros alles g,tten @iaens Der 81
oniften, elm tragfdbiges aonlpromib
nit oen Mrabern 5lt finoen, aih Die
raIaitineniiiben araber In eine natt'z
naliitifde Soeulogie geiteigert, Die 8us
erit bon ser italieniiben anttbrltt1bsn
@erbung, bann audi BON Der ant1=
iiioilden Bropaganoa oes Drttten
Neides Itarf unteritiist puroe. Die
lit I'M 10 fon1pli3ierter, oils
oie gngl1nber, ibon bepor ite oen
eesuben Die @ieoerbefeoel,rng Hula=
Itinus eelobten, ouh ben srabern als
gelobnung fir ibre anflebnnns eeeen
ben tiirfil6en Sultan I'M erlten gSelt-
frieg elm Mub bon SelbitbeitImmung
eclobt batte,1 bas binter oem anoerer
G0lfer nidt 5uriidlteben lollte. Sle
glraber baben oementiprebenb, aber
pergebens, Elm auf bent allgen1etnen
:aleihen @ablre6t a,fgebalttes Bar'
lament fiir galditina geforoert, oeilen
ginfubrung ibnen Die Moglidfeit ges
qeben baben piirbe, fraft ibrer itber@
ulatiaenoen Mebrbeit ben iiibiiden
,3ltitrom nab Balaitina 5u iperren.
Erob aIler geriude tpoblmeinenoer
golitifer uno @eenlbenfreuroe, ettte
a0iung bes palditineniiidJen 8rohens
su finben, bat fi1 Der arabifd d>iaoiide
Qampf I'M Saufe zines 8ierteliabrbun
oerts felt Ser Deftarution 8alfours
imnter mebr 5ugeipist. @inerieits bat
ourd Sitlers gernibtungspolitif
qegen sic europdiiden Suben Die Rot=
menoigfeit eines 8aterlanoes fir Die
gntmur5elten eine ginoringlidteit be-
fo1ntneu, Ser iih fein mitfiblenoer
Menit uno feiu einiihtiger &oliti.
fer ent5ieben fam. 60 wiro aab
mad oiefem ariege Die Halaitinafrage
zines Der idwierigiten Hrob!eme Der
BeItpoIitif bleiben.
y aompliaiert uiro oas problem al,h
rod oaour1, oab Balditina niht nur
bas beilise 2ano fir S,,oen uno Wso'
1alnmeoaner lit, Ionoern aud fiir Die
gbriitenbeit, fir Die es feime 1eidts
CUMMING lit, bic aontrolle ser Sci
IIgtiimer ibrer Neligion einem poa
ssi.oen ODER bon arabiitben Mobamnet
oanern regierten Staat 5u iiberlaiIen,
nadoem es ben 9eeren Der aaiierten
aeIungen lit, Sen areuafabrertraun, gu
pertutrflthen uno ste Waht oes Sul.
taus i'm 2anoe bes Seilanoes 5u bre.
9en.
L..A,eL. os,,a
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06
Die WeIlberuehlnte
ST. Benedict Wund-S Sable

Efpfcbtes Heilmlttei segen allie Arten Won aten
und frschen Wunden, Gesehwueren, Gewaechsen,
Sisswunden, karbunkeln, Bitte Geld nur durch
Post Money Order schcken. - keine Stamps.
SO Gents die SchachteI bel: J. /. sTAAB, 172os
vateyview Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06
Mittnodj, ben 6. Sannar 1943

So, Serr; ou peibt, oaB id oid lieb
Bdbe.
llno SeIus iprad au ibm, feierlid)
tpie 5upor:: .@eibe meine Shafe.
9a fprad er gum oritten Ndi:
Simon Soma, bait on mid lieb?'
8etrns paro traurig bob CT 5lrit
britten Mal an ibfn iagte: uSaff on
mid Iieb2" Dob In ieinem Ser5ert
erfdnnte er Die Bebeutling Dott allefft;
batte ct nibt breirnaI nerleusnet, nno
tpar es nidt redt, oab er oreinal be.
fannie?
Gr fieI auf feline anie Dor SefnnI
uno rief ltnter Erdnen: uSerr, on
tpeiBt alle Dinge, OIL tpeiBt, oaB td)
oi1 lief babe"
ssSeius bIidte i'm an NIT groBer
Wtiloe in feinen Mugen, 10 baB Betri
Sera aufrieoen tuar. ct pubte, Dob
ibnt pergeben ,par.
l1no tpiebernnl iagte er su tbm:
,,Meioe meine 5bafe."
Damn na1 furaen 56neiset fiigte
ct bin5u: ,8abrlih, ipabrlid, ib iage
sir, oa ou iiinger tpart, giirteteit ou
6i6 ielbit, uno tpanoeltelt, no Oh -bin
tpollteIt; penn bn aber alt btit, tuirIt
ou oeine S1noe uitsItreden unb etn
anoerer miro oid giirten l.nb fiibren,
no bu ni6t bin tpillit."
l1no biele Sabre Khbber, als Die
Geinbe gbriiti Betrus banben uno
tim gum Mortprertobe fiibrten, tpitr'
Sen bieIe 8orte erfiillt. Dot blieb
ct iieereid Bis gum gnoe oirdJ bie
2iebe ieines Serrn 1tnb Meiiters.
X X y:
geibt lange na6 bieiem gingen bie
Singer aurid nod Seruialem na6
oen1 @orte SeIn, Inn BORT sll bleiben,
bis sic 8erbeibung bes 8aters erfitlt
Iei. l1nb sseins fam BORT NIT ibnen
5ulantr1elt nnb reoete. tpieoernm nit
ibnen; nnb tie frasten ibn: uSerr,
tpirit bu anf oieie 3eit tpieoer auf=
ridten oas gaeib Sirael2"
l1no er iprad gu ibnen: ,,gs &c.
biibret eu1 nidt 5u niiien 3ett ooer
Stunoe, tpelde Der @ater ieiner Madt
borbebaIten bat; ionoern ibr tperoet
Sic araft oes Seiltsen @eiftes empfans
gen, tpelder auf eud fotmen miro;
nno tperoet tneine 3usen fein gu Sc
ruialenl, l,b it 9aita Subna nno Sa-
maria, u1b Big an bas gnoe Der @r-
ben. Darum gebet bin nno naHef
5,l Siingern alle 80Ifer, inbem ibr
1ie taufet I'M Namen oes 8aters, oes
Sobnes uI6 oeg gptIigen @eiifes.
llno lebret 5ie boItea alles, mas id
ptih befobIem babe. uno fiebe, isb btH
! BEL euA ale Gage Bis on Der mslt
Gnoe.
Ct fiibrie lie ober binaas BIB gen
wetbaHiea, unb baib Die 9dttoe auf,
uno iegnete Pc. uno es gefs1ab, oa er
iie fegnete, f1seo er bon ibnen; i,no
cine Wolfe nnhm i'm auf Dor ibrea
ausen meg. 1lnb als He ibm naH.
iabeu gen &irnnleI fabreno, fiebe, Do
jtanben Bel ibHcn siuei Wanner IN
,peibeu RIetbern, iDeIde fagten: ,,SSbr
Mdnner bon @oliI1a, mas ftebet ibr,
un6 iebet gen &irnnel2 Dieier Sefns,
meIber bon eud iit aufgetonan1en gen
EirnmeI, miro fonln1en, iDie ibr ibn
geIeben babt gen Siru.neI fabren."
llno fie tebrten Inn tah SeruIulem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06
Dbio BaiienirenHS
9as nmgeldte Yaldftimaproblem

oas beiliee aano, oie ie-Oen 5
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
State Tax Changed
For Many Concerns.
Deputy Here SAYS

). l.. Hinton. deputy State rc,.c.
N'H Co'lCc;u: stationed rrvr. ,9,i
Today that al persons Liable Ip.
STAT" franchise and som. >pccju,
'aNcS should l"iorm themselves Of
new rates before paying their f,a,,
which are NOW due
HiEt"n said privilege liccn,,s had
h'rn reduced tor many lines d, bus
mess. and that notices POW bc:..
received by those liable to such taxn,
contain schedules adopted oy tn
Va" legislature. This should b, dc
termin"d before rcmittauc,s ~.
mailed. he ~aid
Taxes ON autuAobllr dealers. yr,.,.
ic" stations AID drink rsiabl.. rrnr,.
nave been reduced. and II. mn ;ayr:
On laNndrlcs a"d cleaners have, n ..,
ed. .''''.'
The deputy invited all concern,
l" contact HIM -; the Shrr!irs uit:rg
mere !: they have any doub, .:,nu.
any tax for which they are Tahl.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

lor, irirS-H.., la~ -'.,r'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
fcv~~~1r C ",r1ti~.,s ),
Invoking Wartime Powers


If..,,'i,,r...,I
''''''''''' ''"''' :" p':")
'rrl on ,yorkirc h..,,.. .,..,; &C.,. ,..
tor industrial r,r,rny,"' -. ''.....
~ son il - rc,.,1llv -, ,,...,..... $40,
excise Of Special rIic,.,,.,,',.,.'rr
or tina. me ry:,, -, .,,,'''.. co.. ''.''
speeds. '.'
Governor Brn.as.an ,,d ...
Cuunc.. %: Site. a.g.rh g.. ..',',,........'.
of Secretary State Tr,d -,
Auditor George P,>, Pom T~.. '..'.
or CIYIIr. II r,I,,.,,,, .,,.I
inlrnarn, ,t pu!,r,,. /. ..,r,,..''.,, ,.,.,.,
\. Erwin .ylrn A,,n,,rn,. c,. - '''
Harry MrM4lIan u. rrr .I,..s.',
hay. bee. ..rr,ur not r...
u~drc use of ~, d.r,,,,ri.r ,,....',,..
e Inferred noon ,nrr, TI..
stance .. ..c,r pr,cI,,,''. 80
given :, .., nyc.. ,,n,." ,%.,. .,. wa.
ago. VIII, r.,,jcc .r,1. i,,c,. ....L
formally annrrycj Th'n..l :.
protest va, registered
NJ pro;,.: has Dccn ,,Icd r.,,.
Comm. % Fn.rr.. c,,.',,.,..i
several -rrI.rins ab,r. n,.,.,'....... ...'
provisions .ar tho cxtcrdnJ ,'n.. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

St.r "i.ii"r- ~" sure "i.il 10
..i, IuI all cur other
LAWN. iu-r"Ii"ihco.
tn, - rstl w'aV"rr- "f VAR on
r'.g- is 1T infested battle
i..~.
ih o. rr.. "i death kill many
f..I ..i,ran .u-.rI- just IL fIlr
i'r.... war nrrl-rh"Id pet here
:, r4..,
!i'r la the hi"h"-t rating
e.. -, .,n.. tor huu-rh"li im-rr-
;,.- t., ;'r National Bureau
q. .l#.. ni, OF. the "A Rating!
iu.r ~ !llT. the
d"u'.l" \ i,llrr. BuI u
luij.-- IudA,. ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
Miner. A. Working
For Government


rrpnrira :i:c. ga! nn encourage
men; from .iIhiliii;ion Director
james I. EyrHr- i'll several
hOIirS .rssiNm W. IrrnlN.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
Red Charge Poles With
Spying Inside Russia
Continued from Page Onc)

Spnnsiblc for the rupture of relations
and. therefore. il IS for ;Hc Polish
government 10 take COnc'c:" steps
a.d one cannot discuss tn" quest! II
in the abstract. How. whr" and N
VIII. direction depends on concrete
rnnli'invS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
Americans Gr;vc Close
To Saiarraua

dcfcn.'- "@n-e .ricld Marshal Sir
Archibald Nvrll'- forces mad dug
in tn aw,n t1" monsoon rains after
failing n@'.. :".m the Mayu PENN
sui3.
on the riua 'front.'. imperial jan
nr,Sr b'IJ0ur,rrs asserted that T.
SEQ Cni"c-c troops had been killed
a"d '.3'l rIr'Wcd IN o nvr-;lay Of
'"".'y" .n S"rNi province. where
I've i#""u" arc driving into the
heat &c Chiml's rice bowl"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
PAGE THREE
ANi> mi>"nrr> in the Last iva

AXIS miS"ncr> in the Last iva
dI>$
u al irr"CS hi:: i. 4 81 '.'H,
innr rliic> Di. ana i.Buu Nira,
wide with i terrific hunt h,.-
rage which covered prIctjrlii.
every >uuarr ward. Tie H-iti "a
army swept down the MAIN ...ti
IL TuniS. established il :, go. 4
road strip" cNtrHding ll.r :..i..
north and south II the T.I.! .s.:
relied eastward.
The W:a'l"y ~ .Ir.i l.i
spcarlvIt u' the .h.l.r '..... .r
GrmHnd and wIp.u" ,.: -r'r '.,. ..Gr
position Then British a.a. sd ....
nations, muE."G al uu .'n 49,
TOOK u'cr the lu.G
The Germans assigned -.
tanks 10 engage thi~ Nt.,H. .'''"
movement. thirty i5NG r.i.. a.
the SOUTH 0i MaNSivlU,, .rt O..
mules fran The vi!l&@r. E'u sir.
enemy forces were ruutc';. III.
fish anti-ttHk .un ,r.a'.. urIr!i,
took up strategic pu>'tiurs ~ Yr,-
vent The "ngmv from :Ers,.t.
u, i'c>h arTl":.
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nncc. and ny ~" time . ... ....
pied a. 3 a.. 49,. BRUSH .....H ....
Halta ..u' aiauIG '... '... ...
already advancing '.. go &c. O..
! or, .sE '..t.. $3.50 'r. g.. 49,
Many 90. 90, c-,mv ...., .
r. T., A.,..~In as. 81. a.... .....
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# =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

Vanilla. 'hr most useful member
Of the orchid family, is grown large.
~ in McXicO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
OK Summer Grid
Drills in Big 10
Move Aids Coaches
With EARLY EnroIIees

EVANSTON, May Is OP)-
The Big Ten today liheralizcd its
rules governing the wartime con-
duct OF sports to permit four
weeks Of summer football practice
at member schools.
Facu ty representatives, the
powerful legislative body of the
conference. voted TO allow the pre-
NlouSly outlaWed summer grid
drills 10 permit football coaches 10
become acquainted with the new
material that will enroll in June
and July under accelerated aca-
demic programs.
In addition, thc faculty men
voted TO allow the regular fall
football practices start three
weeks in advance Of teams first
game or on Sept. !, If II does not
have an early September contest.
Several schools, notably Illinois
and Michigan. have late openings
Of their fall terms. They viii be
permitted to use freshmen IN
games scheduled before classes
start provided the athlete : credits
have been accepted and his fees
maid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
POULAND, Is SECOND

RoNborough took his spill when
running shoulder TO shoulder with
Ralph Pehland Of Minnesota and
challenging for the lead against
Illinois Bob Kelley. Pouland, was
knocked off balance when the
Michigan star went down, but
managed to right himself quickly
and went on 10 finish second.
Dallas Dupre. OF Ohio State was
the leading individual scorer with
Is points, the result OF first place
finishes in the 100 and 220-yard
daSheS and the broad Jump.
As fine AS Dupre'S performance
was. he was forced To share the
individual spotlight with Illinois
Kelley. who won tho 440 and $50
ward runs and raced A leg on the
victorious mile relay team and
Charley tWhitcyl Had, former
Michigan Normal star now an
army student stationed al tho Uni
VcTSity Of Chicago Had Won The
12O-yard high and 220-yard lON,
hurdles with case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
POLE VAULT DELAYED

These point Limitations do not
r0cfudr trc uotc vault, which had
10 hc transferred indoors and was
20 he held this evening, The re-
suits Of tho vault however can
not change tho standing Of Michl-
gar and Illinois Al The tOp. -.-
Oddly enough Michigan did not
win single individual champion
ship as IL rolled 10 its nineteenth
outdoor title in track history and
IT'S fifth in the last seven years
However, tho splendid balance 81
the Wolverine squad brought II
points IA 10 Of tho IL events or
the regular program. Michigan in
Guided in its collection seven sec
ondS and four thirds
Michigan rolled 10 its crown
despite one of the worst breaks oi
the meet. In the SS0-yard run the
Wolverines John RoNborough, tho
indoor tUcholder, fell shortly
after the start of the second lar
and was unplaced. lie figured as q
possible winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Maroon Scores First
Triple in I.C.4-A

bar At 6 feet 4 inches, 10 outdo
favored Bill Nessle NJ Columbia
and Jim Milne Of Michigan State,
who tied for second honorS.
Then the 1.-the New Highlander
polished II Off with a 23-foot 10
inch broad Jump victory. nosing
out Viron Jones Of ST Johns and
Howard Yielding Of Army.
TIME 81
Kelsey was impressed as he
flashed 10 victory in his sprint
double. His 81 effort in tho CEN
fury whipped n, Y. Us I'd Con-
well and Cornelrs Charley Shaw
in that order His BIB perform
ancc in the go bcSted Shaw and
Boston Colleges Herb McKenley.
Tom Todd IF Virginia romped
of with tho 12O-yard high hurdles
in 1d9, but the SotNherncr was A
badly beaten fourth in the 220 low
won by n. Y. US Warren
Halliburton in PAL.
A stretch sprint gave Dart
Don Burnham the mile
title in a slow 4;lS2. He finished
seven yards ahead Of McClain
Smith of Penn State in a l6-man
field. Bill Scott Of Michigan State
was third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
GREATEST FOURS

Only other titles 10 be decided
10 now was novice pairs. Winners
were Clarence RAIDER and Marie
Reed Of Cleveland. Second was
Frank Beicrle and Norma Burdlck
Of New York. Flo Ambrosinl and
Josephine FiduCCia Of Hartford,
Conn, was third.
The greatest fourS Yet 10 he
seen was the winning combination
of Norman Latin, Pat Carroll
Carol Smola and William Van
Waggonor Of New York City.
Oldest members Of this combina-
ton is IA year Van WaGgoner.
Latin is 10, Pat, II and Carol IL
Second went 10 the Paterson
Of Jacob Den Pley-
ker. Irene Crawford, John Haddad
and Ruth Schultz.
Lon Halls, Betty Empov and
Kenny FurnisS, and Pearl Flinders
Of Ogden was third.
The 1914 national roller skating
will he held at the
Chicago Roller Bowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Honor for Grant

The Rcd Sox call tho veteran
AL Simmons Snow Shoes ' .. q.
The liberty ship hull No. 1o2.
now under construction ~ the
Baltimore ShipyardS, Will ne
named the Capt Eddie Grant
when launched MAY p.
Billy Herman says Mort Coop
nrS fork hal! is What makes
him unbeatable l.. lie hant
much Of a curve says Billy,
hut he has great control
Liberty ships 10 be launched
a. San Francisco within the
next three weeks will be named
the &. <. Knute Rockne Walter
Camp, James y. Corbett, HOBBY
Baker. George Gipp, CnriSiy
Mathew son and John =. Su'G-
van Bay Meadows Cali
forrial track recently raised
$4,000 for three navy hospitals
Mare Island Oak Knoll and
Treasure Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Alma Wins Track
Meet With IA Points

MT. PLEASANT, May 15-By
amasSing eight firsts in IL events,
Alma High won the regional track
and field meet here Saturday.
The Partners picked up "a points
while Mt. Pleasant. defending
champions, tailed 67l9 points for
second. Bad Axe scored l8 points
and Big Rapids 1l}a.
Ithaca won the Class G over
East Tawas and Evart. In Class
y Lansing School for the Blind
won out. over Mt. Pleasant Sacred
Heart Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
WINS FIVE PLACES

The Detroit team won unanl-
NOUS firsts from all five judges.
There was no question as to the
result. This victory gave Maggie
two gold first place medals in sue
ccsSion. On Friday she won the
novice Women'S figure t1tte.
Lon Halls and Betty Empey
we're second in the pairs. Defend
Ing champions Raymond Lempy
and Doris Gehreth was third.
The team Of Leo Carsner and
Norma Jean WesCher Of Dayton
are the new senior dance titlists.
They noSed out the defending
Irene and Jack F.. Boyer
Of Columbus. Third place went 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
big Bets
Belmont Fans Come Close
to Betting Record

NEW YORK. May Is CUP)-Al-
though only little more than half
the number which set the Amer
can betting record at Belmont
Park last Decoration Day, the
crowd Of y 1913 at Belmont today
came close 10 cqualng IT. a total
OF S2135.O23 passed through the
mutuel windows on the eiGht-race
card Just Sal 04S shy Of the mark
which was set by throng of
SPOIL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

fore Fcllcr came up with his
fine curve. He sure was pouring
II on. / could hear the ball
sing.
Jockey Johnny LonCden says:
some people say Count Fleet
is mean. They don't know what
they are talking about. Count
Fleet isn't mean, he's just play
ful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Mexican Native

Loncden. 30, was born in Eng
land His career started IN
1929 on the half-mile tracks OF
Western Canada. The country
that also sent Don Meade 10 the
races He lives IN Nevada,
near Reno
Jose Flores ~ tho Athletics
IS a native Of Guadalajara, Old
Mexico lie was once the
property Of the Cubs He is
% and now lives in California.
Trainer Willie Knapp says
EXterminator would heat Whlrl-
away Knapp not only rode
EXtcrminator, but trained the
greatest eclding Of ailtime
DETERMINATION, now IS. IS enjoy
inc a life Of case AZ the Miner
Farm. near Punghamton, y. y.
Charley Berry new Ameri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
900 -blOO

League umpire. was all
American football end al Lafa-
yette College in 1924 lie Of
ficiates in football games -. He
called halls and strikes IN the
international League last sea-
son Willie Hopes 24-year-
old son. Bill Jr..- IS IN an army
air corps ground crew detach-
ment The elder Hoppe, 50,
is giving billiard exhibitions IN
army camps He goes back
10 1906 10 an eventful evening
in a CaS-lit room in Paris when
the boy wonder defeated the
great halk-llner. Maurice Wig
neau, for the world title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

OFT S Homer
Wins for Giants

NEW YORK. May Is CUP)-MelI
Otis second home run Of the year
IA the eleventh inning gave the
Giants 2-l decision over the
Pirates today Xavier ReScigno,
former Manhattan College star
and 23-game winner for Albany
OF the Eastern League last year,
hooked up with Cliff Melton in
tnghng mound duel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
DOUBLE PLAY HELPS

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fourth came when Trout filled the
bases with no ono out. Haetner
and Case each singled and Spence
walked Then Vernon singled,
scoring Haefncr.
The Tigers Chalked up two nuns
in the fifth. Higgins led of With
a two-baeger and after Radcli
popped out, York walked. Then
Bloodworth doubled scoring Hig-
gins York took third on Rlood-
Worth's hi' and scored after Cases
catch Of Parsons long fly ball
The last n the Tiger tsllieS
came in tho sixth when Ross dou-
hlcd and scored on a single by
Cramer.
Virgil Trucks and Frank
tStuhby) OvermIre VIII pitch for
tho Tigers in a double-header with
the Senators Sunday. Trucks will
seek his fifth victory against
one defeat and Overmire his third
with NO defeats. Alex Carrasquel.
who has won four games and lost
mono, Will he one Of the Washing
ton Fingers, and Early Wynn the
other. Wynn has lost three games
with no victories.
With the Yankees furnishing The
the Tigers this coming
viii play their first
twilight game of the season at
Briggs Stadium
The game will start Al s p. m.
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TIGERS WIN, 81; MOST RUNS OF YEAR
TIGER Box Score
NAsHINGTON

TotsF 81 e ToiAIs IS - ~ IN
'BAtted for Haefner In seventh.
tBatted for Adkins in ninth.
Washington OO0 OH OOn I
DETROIT 500 OF COX s
Runs-HAefner. Ross. Cramer, Wakefield.
Biggins 2, York 2, BloodvoTth. Runs bat
ted in-Wakefield, Higgins, PloodwoTth 4
Vernon, Parsons, Cramer Errors Ross
Early Two-bass hits--Cramer Higgins
Bloodworth, Ross. Three base hit-WAke-
neld. Home run oodworth. Sacrifice
hit-Radcliff. LETT on bAses-WashinEton
10, Detroit o. Double plays Blood wort n
To Ross. sullivan TO Priddy 20 Vernon
Bases on hslls--off Mertz /. off HAsfner
2. off Trout 7. off Adkins q Struck out
BY Hsefnsr l, by Trout 3 HIs-Off
Merits In 1 inning, OF Hssfner in s
innings. off Adkins none In / inning
Umpires-StswATt and Summers
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n. P. Net Courts Open

Eight tennis courts are now open
for play by the Highland Park
Recreation Department A. Ford
Field Courts arc open daily from
7 a. m. until dark.
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Totals % tet Totals % - JIG
.F.~ fnr DcsaHtc.s jr seventh.
ptUsfcIruIa H.H coo o"0 o.
CIeyeIsnd 600 700 Iox =
Runs Cs.Irrrf-r Turrher Errors
Sucer Runs nstter tu FrVards, Two.
lA-e f.' Afrt7cr Three. base hit NsfH
prur's pIav Hesfh t0 RputrssL fa MACK.
lasf On bases FbIstefrrHa cleveland c.
pas.s sr ra|s.Dr Ssfvesor f. r" hrff pen
S'-urt r.f Fy Sa'Nesor rF Arqtg'r
WIZ pitch krr'7sr twpres Rom
me Esr-f and HahnRrt
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games hchlnd Iea0or.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
BROOKLYN u Chicago ..
BOSTON ! Cincinnati q
New York z Pittsburgh ! 81 irninEs1,
ST. Louis 8 Philadelphia
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago ~ BROOKLYN "a.
Cincinnati ~ Roston "a.
FitisburKh a. New York az.
St Louis A. PhuAdelpnia "a.
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SdIveson Blanks
A S, Tribe Wins

CLEVELAND, May Is (UP)-
Jack SalveSon hlanked the Phila-
delphia Athletics with four hits to-
day as tho Cleveland Indians
scored a 20 victory in the series
opener II was SalveSon'S first
start
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Dodgers Score
10 Runs in Inning

NEW YORK, May - (UP)-The
Dodgers pounded 10 runs over the
olate in the fourth inning here
-odav and went on to defeat the
cubs. ID 10 s. 1t was their biggest
scoring inning of the season.