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probably would shift Clary to third,
more natural spot for him, and
send Priddy to second. where ha
gained fame as a minor Lacquer.
The Mats. anyway will be placed
in a test tube by Prof. Bluege starts
ing Thursday, when Washington
embarkS on an exhibition schedule
that calls for Is games in l8 days.
The Mats will open their slate with
3-game series against Norfolk
Naval Training Station at Norfolk.
and with the Sailors possessing such
performers as Dom Di Maggie Don
Padgett, Jimmy GleeSon and Phil
Rizzuto. the Mats will be meeting
outstanding opposition. ,
Bluege will be taking more than
a feeting glance at the labor Of
Catcher Angelo Giuliani in those
games, too. for unless Jake Early =
shows marked batting improvement
the slim Italian likely will inherit
most of the Mats catching chores,
Giuliani caught both Milton Haefner,
and Owen Scheetz at Minneapolis {
last season and was an expert han
dler of Dutch Leonard's knuckler
here in 1888 and 1899.
Also slated for close inspection Is
the Mats pitching, Bluege tenta-.
lively has selected Dutch Leonard,
Early Wynn. Alex CarraSquel, EWald
Pyle and Haefner as his starters, but
Milo Candini, Jim Mertz Rae Scar
borough and SCheetz still are start
! ing possibilities. Scarborough will
be handicapped by a late start due
/ to a recent attack of pneumonia.
/ Priddy. the only Nat now involved
/ in q salary Squabble with PreXv
Clark Griffith. was expected TO arrive
here today. He wired Griffith his
plane had been grounded at Ell PaSo
Yesterday morning shortly after
Vernon agreed to terms.
Johnson is expected to check in
tomorrow, which would place all
Nat regulars or prospective regulars
on the premises Still absent and
unaCcounted for is First BaSeman
Bill Prout Missing due to case
of mumps is Infelder Charles
Roberts, who was with Charlotte,
N. c., last season. b H.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
No. 4 Precinct Wins
Team Boxing Title
Only Two Score Koyoes
In Boys Club FinoIs

Although only two knockouts
were scored in 10 bouts, action was
brisk enough to satisfy large gal
lery at Walter Reed Hospital last
night in the championship round
of the annual Police Boys Club box
ing tournament in which No. 4 Pre-
cinct emerged with the team trophy
Kenny Gray, clever No. Pre-
clnct featherWelght, put the chill
on Dick Graf of No. II in the third
round of their engagement and
Harry Simms, No. 10 lightweight
scored a t. k. o. over Bernard Her
bert Of No. II after two rounds OF
milling.
No. As squad won the title with
lis points, followed by No. with
65; No. II, 30, and No. TO- 20.
d.i;o 5o.pound iaa slsssnJoe Arduini mo. -
d.ai,;pou5 pound ,sJ scJlssS-Bnlv Herren No a
t0-pound class-Charles Durso (No s.
decisioned Eddie Kidwell (No, A.
pound ,eI class~sam Hartman No. o>
deccisioned Joe, Wilk inson No 81.
15-pound clasS-Paul Hoffman (No 5
declsioned Sammy Moore NO. ~.
80 pound class-Roland Gray tNo. 4
declsioned Tony Arduini NO. A..
s3-pound clasS-Carl HlIman NO ] il
declSloned Al Gray tNo. 81.
9g-pound ,class-Frankie Perticari mo
- decisioned Bobby Gates mo. lO)
95-pound class--Homey Haiber mo. IL
declSloned Steve Arduini NO. ~.
90 pound class-Buck Burgess (No B.
declSioned Harry Adams mo. A..
lo5 pound sss-Jsmes Fisher mo. IL
declsloned Ralph Kerns 'No A.
ll0-pound class-John Arduini tNo ~
decisioned Vernon Haas NO. ~.
lh-pound cass-Ben Wilkinson mo
81 decisioned Ray Baird (No lO)
12o-pound class--Charle Elan mo. IL
decis oned Frank Cheney tNo ~.
l25-pound class-Kenny Gray (No s.
defeated Dickie Graf tNo. ID by X. O.
Ito. third round.
13npound class-Harry simms mo 10
defeated Bernard Herbert (No 1D by t
k O.. second round
1875 pound class-Vincent Ferris mo. 4
decisioned David Brady tNo. ~.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Both Virginia Boxers
Are NCAA Winners
Nikloson. ops Sportons'
CuIkins, Finley Scores

MADISON, Wis. March 90
Charley Calkins. Michigan State
l65-pounder who lost the NCAA title
to Ken Rathbun of Virginia last
year. was out of the running for
the l943 crown again today because
of another Virginian. Calkins bowed
to Don Niklason in a stunning upset
before 5000 fans in a first round
match.
Niklason's decisive victory was one
of two scored by the Cavaliers, who
batted 1000 in the opening session
Bob Finley, working smoothly and
carefully, tapped out enough points
in the final round to swing the
verdict in his setto with Sergt.
Herman Hale of Kirkland Field.
The tournament resumes today
with finals scheduled tomorrow
night in the spacious Wisconsin
field house.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
D. G. Basket Arbiters
Will Hold Election

Officers will be elected and other
business attended to at meeting
of the District Board of Approved
Basket Ball Officials to be held to-
morrow night at o'clock. at the
home of Artie Boyd, 22O Randolph
place NE.
All members are urged to attend
Evening star., 1943-03-26
old Line Stickmen Need Polish
DESPITE 72-O Win Oyer Drexe|

Bright spots for Maryland were
the play Of Bill Taylor, midfielder
turned into goalie only about a
week ago; Hoyert, second defense,
who led the attack with three goals
Lloyd Mallonee, soph at cover point
Bill Ruppersberger lone frosh to see
action for the Old Liners. and the
generally efficient work of the de-
Tending group.
Drexel, which plays Navy at An
napolis tomorrow, was handicapped
by the loss of Marshall Austin, its
ace attack player, who broke bone
in his hand in practice Wednesday
Evening star., 1943-03-26
New Names Appear in Prospective Purchase of Yankees
Poyes NcAA Tourney All Get Watches; Jimmy Bron Two Sons Serving Abo

ing that one is in Australia and
the other in Ireland
Joe Zarish. who is in charge of
the big sports program at Fort
Monmouth, N. j.. has just been
upped from lieutenant to cap
tain. Bart Sullivan, Holy Cross
track coach. was bit proud
when he heard that one OF his
old athletes. 1t. Greg Carpen-
ter, had walked back to his base
in China after being shot down
and spending six weeks in Jap
held territory. Then Bart re-
membered that Greg was a pole
vaulter, not a distance runner
Ensign Willie Turnesa. National
Open golf champion in 1888. is
in the new officer indoctrination
class at the North Carolina Pre-
Flight School but didnt take time
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Youthful Heaw
Betting Choice
Over Veteran
Both Shooting for K. O
In Scrap at UIine's;
st. Thomas on Card

Joe Baksl, a young heavyweight
with more promise than a 30-day
bank note. and Gus Dorazio. vetera n
Italian who has been through the
mill and seems to be going back for
another trip, are the ingredients in
tonight's l0-round boxing feature
at Uline Arena. 1t should be q
ding-dong brawl.
Baksi is the betting choice. He
has youth on his side, plus a prob
able 1o-pound pull in the weights
that will do him no harm. Dorazio
has more experience. but those in
experienced left hooks and right
crosses Baksi swings carry as much
authority-and more-than his more
talented rivals.
Dorazio, member of that vast
fraternity of iourneyman iousters
who have been chilled by Champion
Joe Louis. has long and honorable
record in the game. He upset Harry
Bobo, Turkey Thompson and Jim
Thompson, ou S ia n di n g Negro
heavyweights, in recent months,
and before that had scored decisions
over Red Burman. Tony Music. Lou
Brooks. Buddy Walker, Al Ettore
and Bill Boyd
Took Chance Against Louis.
Against Louis, Dorazio staked
everything on knockout punch
and lost in two rounds. But while
he was in there he gave the custom
erS a run for their dough.
Peculiarly, Gus seemed to i'm
prove after the loss to Louis. Most
fighters found themselves through
after meeting the champ, or shak-
en- up so badly they never regained
their previous form, but Gus ex-
perience was just the opposite.
Tonight the Philadelphia veteran
will be shooting for a knockout
again, and If Baksi makes too many
mistakes he NAV get it. But If the
fight goes the fun distance or Joe
happens to tag Dorazio with
lucky punch somewhere along the
route the youngster will win. He
has the strength. power and deter
mination to take Gus out of there
and he, too, hopes to get it over
quickly.
BaSki Has Extra Incentive.
Baskis most recent victim Is
Jimmy Garlic. whom he beat at
Madison Square Garden. An i'm
pressive showing against Dorazio
might land Joe another match at
the Garden, strong incentive for
any fighter.
Tonight's supporting card in
rludes a young colored heavyweight
calling himself st. Thomas VS..
Danny Biggers in a Ground semi
final. and a return six between Jesse
Harris and Pete Geno Another
six pairs Bob Jacobs with Kid
Wolfe. while Herschel Todd and Bill
Morris will square off in Around
curtain raiser
Evening star., 1943-03-26
AZ The Associated Press.

~ The Associated Press.
BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y. March
26.-Manager Leo Durocher, who
changed his mind about playing
shortstop for the Brooklyn Dodgers
this season after a few days of
training, was stationed at short for
the full five innings of the clubs
first practice tilt yesterday. Observ-
ers claimed he not only played on
dime but was careful never to re-
move more than one foot from it at
time.
In the meantime new shortstop
prospect turned up in 18year-old
Herb Moore of Dallas, Tex. Signed
to Durham club contract as a
free agent, Moore made two hits
and came up with a nice fielding
play.
LAKEWOOD, N J. Johnny
Rucker, New York Giants outfielder
who has been classed 4-F in the
draft because of spinal ailment,
has been examined by New York
specia list who told him that the
condition would not interfere with
his playing ball.
He also is suffering from throat
trouble and will remain In New
York for treatment before report
ing.
Bill Jurges. sidelined by knee
injury, will go to Baltimore to have
1t examined today
New Card Catcher Slugs.
CAIRO, Ill-The latest dose Of
poison for the st. Louis Cardinals
opponents is the news Of another
great hitting catcher in the Cards
camp. He is Gerry Burmeister, who
drove in four runs in yesterdays
intrasouad tussle. His hitting has
been outstanding in six seasons on
Cardinal farms.
FRENCH LICK. Ind. - Eddie
HanVZeWSki uhn has haer tra ipiYp
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Rowe "Still Has an Arm"
Lichtmun Bears to Face
Former Harlem Sturs

Lichtman's Bears will make their
first appearance at Turner's Arena
since coping the world pro basket
ball championship Sunday when
they meet the Studebaker Cham
pions in couple of games. The first
tilt will be played at 4 o'clock and
the second at 8.
Studebaker's roster includes most
of the former Harlem Globe Trot-
tiers, world champions three years
ago. This list includes Sonny Bos-
we'll, Ted Strong, Bernie Price and
Hillary Brown.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
CumberIond's La SoI|e
In Basket Ball Semis
By the Associated Press.

NEWPORT, r. T., March 26-
La Sale High OF Cumberland, which
beat st. Joseph's of Manchester yes
terday. tonight will play Roman
Catholic High of Philadelphia in
the semifnals in the New England
Catholic High basket ball tourney.
George Goetz set tourney record
with "a points in leading the Cum
berland team to victory.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
DingDong Fight Promised as Baksi and Dorazio Collide
Women's S Duckpin
Group to Meet

An important meeting Of the
Washington Women's Duckpin
Association will be held at the
Arcadia Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Besides other matters,
final plans for the annual city
tournament to be held at Lucky
Strike starting late in April
will be made.
All women's leagues in the
city and suburbs are asked by
President Lucy Rose ana Secre-
tary Lorraine GULL to have two
representatives each present.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Cards. MusiuI in Line
And Leaves for Camp

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Sam
Breadon, president of the ST. Louis
Cardinals, said that Outfelder Stan
Musial has signed l943 contract
and Is on his way to the Redbirds'
training camp at Cairo. H.
Musial. who batted .3l5 last year,
was the last Cardinal holdeut
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Bunneker Hawks Gain
CoIored Court Title

Banneker Hawks hold the title In
the invitation colored basket ball
championship sponsored by the n.
c. Recreation Department as a re-
suit of their 48-44 victory over the
Junior Bears.
Green and Harvey paced the win
nerS' attack.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Fights Lost Night

BY the Associa ted Press.
PHILADELPHIA - Felix Del
Paoli, 1882, Philadelphia. out
pointed Joe Sofi. 1876, Philadel-
phia 80.
FALL RIVER. MasS-Pete
Louthis, 1872. Cumberland, r. l.,
knocked out Bob Harris, It's.
New York t3).
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Pirates Pick Infield

MUNCIE Ind-Frankie Frisch
appeared satisfied with Pittsburgh
starting infield composed of Elbie
Fletcher, Pete Coscarart, frankie
Gustine and Bob Elliott after
Watching them perform in the
Pirates second intra- squad game
Evening star., 1943-03-26

Totals 90 13 SO Totals -la11 "a
Score at half time-De Paul, %; George
town, %.
:. Free throws missed-Georgetown:. Poto-
| licchio. Mahnken, Kraus, ,. De Paul: Jor-
| genson. Cominsky. Mikan, 9
Oficials--Pat Kennedy and John Nuca
Evening star., 1943-03-26

Score by periods:
Maryland - 3 3-l2
Maryland scoring Hoyert. 3; Mallonee
q Lundyall, Aowny, Jooper, Ruppers-
berger. 2: Tarbert. Stockbridge.
Substi stitutions-Maryland: Err a n,
RupperSberger Case, HauSwald, Wilson,
Robai. Drexel. Richards. Craig. Piper.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
Durocher Performs at Short,
But Covers Little Ground
Rucker, 4-F in Droft, but Is O. K for Giants;
Cards Find SIugger in Catcher Burmeister

at Notre Dame since Christmas, is
making Manager Jimmy Wilson Of
the Chicago Cubs beam as he tosses
variety of stuff across the plate.
A year ago Eddie was Cub sensa-
ton. but at 81 he weighed we'll over
200 pounds. Now he's down to 1877.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind - Judging
from the stuff the Cincinnati pitch
ers are throwing, this may be bad
year for National League hitters.
Johnny Wander Nicer and Ray Starr
are putting everything into their
heaves and the batters are popping
the ball straight up or missing it
altogether.
Rowe "Still Has an Arm"
HERSHEY, Pa.-Pitcher Lvnwood
(Schoolboy) Rowe read Of his pur-
chase by the Phillies in a news
paper while he was on the way to
the Brooklyn-Mont training
camp, so he got off at the next stop
and took another train here.
When Manager Bucky Harris
asked If he still had some games
left in him. Rowe replied: We'll, l
still got my right arm, amt I?'
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beionoere grlaubnis bonn Staate einz
sebolt gu baben. 3ulebt, am IA. sunni
1926, tp1rben aue freien Meitteli6u,
len b0berer 8il6ung gei6loiien, In
Dem oie 9tegierung ausbriidli6 be-
tannt madte, baB fein &ouege beiteben
oIrfe obne ausbrudli9e @rloubnis;
oann oaB feiner mebr als eine Samilie
lebren 6iirfe (Sauslebrer) obne Elm
offi5ielles 9iplom gu baben. 3mei<
tens: elm anberes Defret bonn ielben
Sage perbot ieoem, Ser in einem an
oeren 2anoe ituoiert batte, als nn5us
l1iiig fir cine 0ffentlicbe Stellung I'M
&onigreid ser yeieoerlanoe. Ser
Staat batte alio Sic gan5e 2aiener5ie=
bung iibernommen unb es blieb nur
nod bie @r5iebung oes &lerus, uno
oieie liest na6 oen &irdengeieben uno
na6 oem &on5il bon Erient beionoers
ean5 al1sl6lieBli6 in BEN Sanoeu Ser
8ii6ofe.
Sim IA. Suni 1926 fam Elm britter
@rlaB, Der bas @ieberauf fleben zines
aageneinen Seminars bon SoiepD
bem 3tpeiten, &aiier bon Selterreid,
tpabrief:. Cine Staatsanitalt, ,Bbilo=
lopbii6es gouee'' genannt, tpurbe er>
riftet, tporin alle Stuoenten fir BEN
Hrieiteritano einen 5tpeiidbrisen &ur-
ius MAIDEN mubten, ebe tie ins Senti>
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mar (granb ieminar) aufsenommen

NOR (granb ientinar) aufgenommen
tpur6en.
Do9 Der gr5bii6of bon Mebeln,
Der INNER Ser groBte Diener oes @o,
nies eetpeien, tpiberieste fid in oieiem
Saae, inoem er ionft erfldrte, baB er
in ieinem @etpiiien nidt barin iiber-
einitin1nte. @ouban anttportete 1,nges
f6br tpie Napoleon Dem Brin5en &c
8rogIie: Dein @etpiiien lit MIR Elm
8ortpanb aus gl1ten @riinoen. Die
anoeren 8ii6ofe l1no oas @eneralfapi=
tular bafanter 8ii6ofsiibe unb Der
gan5e &lerus bielt nit oem grabii6of
bon We6eln uno proteitierten. Die
fatboliiden 8elgier in oen 6eputierten
@eneralltaaten taten 'oaslelbe; aud)
Der 81. Stubl proteltierte. Nidts, gar
nidts balf; oie Gegierung i6loB elm
freies &olleg na6 6em anbern. 9amit
aber rl1it1ierte es eines Ser i6on1ten
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Sremoen bebanoeln uno oie fatboli~
i9e Stride unter Die Staatsgetpalt
brii1gen (Staatsfir6e), r,nb in iei.
mem blinoen Sanatismus iebte er feline
l1nteroriidung fort. @be nod 6ieier
&onflift ausbrad, bate 8ilbelm cine
&ommiiiion eingeridtet fir tatboliide
s(neelegenbeiten uno bate in einem
Defret erfldrt, baB feline &ir9enorois
nan5 bon elmer frenoen Iutoritat --
bonn Hap1t - publi5iert tperoen oiirfe
obne @rlaubnis ser &egierl1ng.
0as NOR glei9 piel: @ie6ereiniet-
5ung i'm Mnfange oes 19. Sabrbun>
berts ,,bas Elacet'', bie @utbeiBung
hes &0nies ooer aller beipotii6en &e-
gierungen Ser friiberen 3eit. St ging
nod ipeiter, inoem er Der &ommiiiion
auftrug: 8eionbers tpa6iam 5u fem
in Der @rbaltung Der Sreibeiten Ser
Stride in 8elgien. 0as NOR cine gr-
innerung an BEN begrabenen @allica,
nismus, Ser oie Stride bon &om los
reiBen unb oem Staate Sranfreif 5l1
teilen pollte. 0erielbe @eilt iollte
ipieoer berriben, belonbers in Ser fD=
nigli6en &ommiiiion. MGnner bieies
&ommiiiton uno anoere @iinltlinge
Iteigerten ibren Geroa6t uno SaB &C.
gen Die 8ii6ofe, bie fatbolii6e &irde
nod mebr als ielbit ser &onig. 8a-
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@r5iebungsipiteme, in tpeldes tatbos
lii6e 8elgier ibr ean5es 8ertrauen
seiest batten. Das pbiloiopbii9e Sol
leg tpuroe geoffnet unter groBem
Honp, nit einem groBen Gbor bon
2ebrern, oie aber tpenig galten, tpe-
Der i'm Sadie ber @iiieni6aft nod
au6 i'm 8ei6e Der Woral. Stuoen.
ten tpurben bingelodt ourd Sreiitel-
len unb bur6 Sreitperben bonn Weilts
tGrbienit. 0ie &egierung tpuroe iebt
nod rabifaler als ie 5upor, inoem lie
Elm S9isma berporrufen tpollte in Der
Stride 8elgiens. Ser Blan mar: oie
8iidofe iollten Die @utoritat oes 81.
Stubles, ser Bapites, ablagen, uno
Damn ii6 gan5 in Die Sanoe oes Staa=
tes iibergeben.
slue oieie MaBregeln pergroBerten
nur Die un5ufrieoenbeit Der 8elgier
unb ibren pailiben 8ioeritano. I'm
sic Sberbano 5u befommen, orobte bic
gfeeierung 5un1 5tpeitennal, it6 an
Gom 5u tpenoen, INN Elm &onforoat 81
erlteben bas 1923 ni6t 5uitanoe fam,
ga bie f0nigli6en Sorberungen ni6t
cngenommen tpuroen. Ser &0nig boff-
te, 10 biele 8orteile bamit 5u getpin.
men bonn 81. Stuble (ielbit 3uge-
Itanbniiie), uno bann 5tpeitens tpiirOe
Ter an Yopularitat beim be1giidel1
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@ebanfem 1tno Grtnnernngen
Son &eb. SSron5 Suertges

ron @oi.bau, Siibrer oes 8oaro fatbo-
l1f6en @ottesbienltes, uno iein Obe-
rer: Gan Maanien, sSuiti5miniiter.
ma6ten onr6 fleine 0iebertra6ttg-
feiten ibre Namen 10 bera6tli6 uno
pioerli6, unb bradten Die &egiernng
bielfa9 in S6anoe.
Sm Sabre 1921 fing 6ie &esierung
an, bic gr5iebunesfreibeit Der S6ulen
81, unterbriiden, Seit Der @riinoung
Der bret Staatsuniberfttaten, 1917:
2iittid, Gent uno 2otpen, lag oie bo-
bere 8iloung bauptiadlid in ben San>
ben oes Staates; iest aber tpoate Der
Staot ou6 oie Mitteli6ulen, 1921,
beberri6en.
0aber elm mimi iiterieller @rlaB, mel
dler alle freien S6ulen berbot, obne
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(yortiebung folgt)

Gin Sarmer inn Eompfins- County,
g. g., brau6te Betroleum, Inn cine
erfranfte &ub ein5ureiben. 9as @a>
tionierunesamt, an oas er itd ges
pan6t batte, i6idte ibm Elm 6ormulor,
nit oeiien Musfiillung er ietnen @n-
trag tpieberbolen iollte. Quf bent 8o'
gen muroe Musfunft uber Die Irt oes
gebifels perIongt, fir Die 6as 8etro'
leum berpenbet tperben ioute. Ser
Sarmer erteilte Sic gelpiini9te Ius-
tunft tpie folgt: uMa6art: Seriep<
Sub. Epp bes 8agens: 3mei Sorner,
Elm Sdtpan5, bier SiiBe, elm Gutter nit
bier 3isen. Mooen: 1888. Sisfapa'
aitdt: Sd babe ite ME gum @eiten
benutt, febue aber a1t ite lit \5mei-
iibig."
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@enn &onig @ilbelm pirfli6 I'M
.Grnit na6 Srieoen nit ben &atbolt,
fen geiu6t bGtte, Damn mar iebt Die
bette 3eit oafiir gefommen; &lugbett
allein batte i'm bepegen iollen, &es
ipett Dor Dem @etpiiien Der &atbo-
Iifen, pelde bie grobe Webr5abl bill
oeten 5u 5eigen, uno feline Politif
bGtte bie religioien Differen5en beis
ieite eeiebt uno bies neue &onigrei6
tpGre ouf freunbli6e 8abnen geraten;
bur6 Srelnolidteit uno Siebe tpdre
balo Elm freies Golf entltanoen. slber
oas geidab nidt. SIM @egenteil: in
ieiner geritodtbeit unb ieinem @igen-
finn moIlte er ben SI. 8ater, oen
YapIt, als einen slus1anoer, einen
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8olfe getpinnen burd Die Mbma1nn.
gen nit Dem 81. gater.
Dieie 9erednunsen idlugen febl,
uno pieoer seigte itd Die pdpitlide
diplomatic 'groBer in ben 8erbano.
lungen 10 idnierig, bie enoli6 in
Dem &onforbat bon 1927 en6eten. Oas
pbilofopbiibe &olleg b0rte auf, obli-
gatoriid 5u iein fiir Die &lerifer uno
es tpuroe ieoem fret iiberlaiien, at
mdblen; benn anitatt oaB Der &onig
oie 8ii6ofe ernennen fonnte, burfte
er nur ,,betieren'', 8. +. foI9e &an-
oioaten, Die bonn &apitel borgei6la-
gen tuuroen, nidt senebmigen. Dieies
&onforoat, oas bic Ser5en Der &a-
tbolifen frob itin1nte, rief aber BEN
3orn Der 2iberalen nnb Der &aIbi-
ner tpa6. 9ie gegierung iubte nun
bie 2iberalen 11n1auitimmen, inbem fe
iebr boien @tllen Dem 8atifan gege,t-
iiber 5eigte in Der Mntuenoung oieies
&onforoates. Sos pbiloiopbiide Sol
leg tprroe oo6 nidt freigelteut Big
20. Suni 1929. @afante 8ii9ofsiise
tpuroen nit SituIaren gefiilt, bic na9
ben &onforoat getpdblt tparen; aber
bas f0nigli6e 9efret ma6te Die @n-
itelung neuer &lerifer fait ,.nm0slid,
sic nidt aus BEN Sfeiben bes alten
pbiloiopbii6en &ollegs itamnten. Die
fatbolii6e Sppoittion, an oeren Spite
8il6of @an 8ommel itano, Der oer
neue 8ildof bon 2iittid getporoe,t,
mar 10 fraftig un6 bie politii6en
8ertpidlungen 10 neriporren, oaB Der
&onig 5ulebt 5ugab, oaB sic 8iid0fe
ibre eigenen Seminarien orsaniiteren
b1trften, 10 tpie ite ielbit Diini6ten.
am 90. Sftober 1929. @noIid, aIs
Sic Strife INNER erni tier tpuroe, ging
e, nod einen S9ritt tpeiter unb iblob
oas pibiloiopbiide @oneg, oas bod
faIt leer itano, ieitoem es Dem @in5el>
men freigeiteat mar, 5u beiu6en. am
81. Weai besielben Sabres nioerrief
Ger &0nig bas 0efret, bas Die @r5ie'
bung unb S6ulfreibeit abgei6nitten
bate; er oantte @oubau uno iibers
gab bem gifer Der &atbolifen Die 2ei>
t11ng bes fatbolii6en @ottesbienites;
au6 tpiirbe er feinen @runb our &lage
bon ben &atbolifen gebabt baben, bat-
t. er ni6t i'm lebten @ugenblid nod
bas &e6t perlangt bonn Sl. St1ble,
Die grnennl1ng oer @anonifer 5lt ap>
probieren.
(Enrffpt,t,1n fnInt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

slus Mfron, Ohio, miro bert6tet,
baB nit @ummiraoreifen, bie 1884
Yro5ent ipntbetii6en @ummi entbal-
ten, BEL fiir5li6en Brobefabrten iebr
quite @rfolge er5ielt tpuroen. 9ie ipn~
tbetii9en &eifen betpdbrten it6 ielbit
cuff bolperigen 2anoitraBen, beiier als
sic bisber gebrdudli6en &eifen, bic
ean5 aus @ummi bergeteut tpuroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

- 9as SelbI ItperItdnbli9e erneuert
1id), tpenn mir es an uns erleben.
Nogales international., 1943-11-19
United War
Fund Drive To
Open Monday

With quota of $500 set for
Santa Cruz County. the Arizona
United War Fund Drive will Off
cially open Monday, Nov. 22nd, it
was announced yesterday by Robert
Marcus. county chairman, who said
already many contributions have
been received.
The county quota includes the
budgets for 10 local, national, and
international relief and other agen-
cies for the entire year of 1914.
. Members of the committee for the
drive in this county are Robert
Marcus. chairman; Mayor Louis
Hudgin, Craig Pottinger, E. S. Ed
moT1son, Edward Alvarez, Harry c..
Chernin, Nogales, Arizona; Demet-
rio Kyriakis. Nogales, Sonora; Mrs.
James A. Upchurch, Mrs. R. c. Bla-
bon, Mrs. Lee Zinsineister, Pata-
gonia; Mrs. Cora Everhart, Elgin;
Ed LeGendre, Sonoita; and Mrs. J.
T. Garrett, Tubac.