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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

air".Broeramm erflGrte Der 9p'ite
Serr ambroie Senpsbpn, D.S.BM.,
Silfsbiidof Der ufraiuiiden griedtid-
fatboliiden Dto5eie, oaB 1T ben Ser.
Staaten itb our Belt unsefdbr 7OO,-
900 aatbolifen bonn orientoliiden
9fitus befiu6en.
Nadbem 8iidof Senpsbpn iib
iiber Die unioerialitdt ser fatbolii6en
Stride berbreitet, idiloerte er 6as
8adstum ber beri6ie6enen fatboli-
ihen 9fiten Ser Iateiniide @itus, tpel.
der ben oerbGltnismdBie tpeniger
5ablreiden @mbroitaniiden, Mo5ara.
biiden un6 @allitanii9en &itus ein-
idlieBt, unfaBt 39O,OOO,OOO &atbo-
ltfen. @enn oas @roBorientalti6e
Sdisma oes II. Sabrbun6erts ni6t
Die ginbeit oes gbriitentums 5errii<
len bdtte, tpiir6en beute sic oriet,ta-
liiden Miten iiber 3OO,OOO,OOO Mit=
eIieoer 5dblen.
Obgleid Der our6 oas S6isma
peruriadte Sda6en nod nidt bon,
itdnbig ausgebeiiert lit, uno cine groBe
an5abl gbriiten auBerbalb Der Ser6e
@briiti iid befin6en, 10 bliibt Ser
orientaliide 3peie Der tatbolii9en
Stride nit ieinen berrliben @ebrdu-
den in erneutem 2eben uno bat cine
WitgliebIdaft bon iiber 100000.
Oieie 2atbolifen geb0ren au 18 ber-
idieoenen Bitten: ben, Roptil9en, sra.
lanfareitiden, Netbioptiden, gbalodi.
f6en, Malabariiden un6 aebn anoern
3tpeisen oes eriediiden ODER bpaau.
tinifden @itus; ferner benz bulsari.
iden, georgiantiden, retnerie6ii9en
ooer belleniiden, Dem italo<ertediiden
ODER albanii9en, DEM lfrainiihen,
Dem carpatbo-rutben Dem rund-
niiden, uugariiden, ruiiil6en un6
melditiideu &itus.
Ser sablrethite orientalilde 3itus
in ben Ser. Staaten lit Der utrainiide
nit iiber 100000 @lGubtgen unter
ser Surtsbiftion 6es 8Hdofs Con.
itantin 8obadebstp IN Ybila6elpbia,
oeiien &ilfsbiidof Senpsbpu lit. Die,
fer &itus belist ia Brieiter ,,n6 $50
&irden. Oroensidtpeitern oteies @itus
leiten 80 Pfarribulen, atpet @aii
bduier, eine Mfa6emte un6 elm Mlten=
beim. BUR &eranbiloune ibres Rlerus
baben ite Snititute tn 8aibineton, 9.
g., un6 tn Stanfor6, Conn. 9as Mii=
fionsDerf miro eeleitet bon 8ai iilta~
nern uno &eoemptoriiten.
Die ein5iee tpeitere fatboliide 9io=
5eie orientalii6en sfitus in ben Ser.
Staoten lit oer eriediide 9fttus in
Der Dio6eie Pittsbureb, IN Someiteao,
ga.
id-fatboliide Gbriiten, erflar.
te Der 8tidof, foI1ten nidt berbddtie
ODER miBgiinitig iiber ote aatbolifen
Der orientaliiden &iten 6enfen. Ste
follten bielmebr iid bemiiben, fie au
oeriteben un6 ibre berrliden 3eremo-
MEN betuun6ern. 8iidof Senpsbpn
iest groBe Soffnune auf bie nadtriee-
li6e 3ufunft, Die eine WaI1enbereini-
suns in ausiidt iteut.
r X X
3unabme Der beri6bmuus
Die .,Notional Foundation for ST.
fantile Baralpfis" propbeaett in ibrer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

S6eult ueIullIeEI IUeTDeH 1DleH.
gr bebauptet IN Der Muguitnunmer
Der Slping 3eitidrift, baB Die Sradt-
rate Inn 400 Bro5ent erbobt peroen
tpiiroe, menn Die 2uftfabraeuge tpeni-
ger Senernngsmaterial ein5unebmen
branbten l,n6 itatt oeilen mebr 2a-
onng uno Baiiagiere beforoern f0nn-
ten. 9rei FOLDER Miroromes fornten
ieiner Weinung na9 fir bie @eiamt.
iumme bon $4O,OOO,OOO bergeiteIt
tperoen, tpas ettpa Dem 8etrag gleib-
fommt, Der fir oas Ga @uaroia Sielo
berausgabt ipiiroe.
Derielbe s4rtifeI fiibrt an, oaB be.
reits cine @eieuidaft, ndn1lib Henn'
iplpania Central Mirlines, bereit iit,
bon oem eroBen Mrmftrone Iirbrome
@ebraub au MAIDEN. Gin ieoes 6ieier
&ieienfabr5euge tpirb ie6smal 70 lan-
ee iein ols oie eroBen Sturmtpellen
oes n0roliden Mtlantif. sic peroen
cine 8etpeeli9feit beitben, berm0ge
iinnreider 8orridtunsen, oaB felbit
80 SUB bobe 8elen feline groBen
Sdmenfungen beruriaden fonnen.
Die 2anorngsbabn miro nit Dem
Bino idpingen. 60 miro fibere @n-
funft uno Mbfabrt getpdbrleiitet.
X X X
Die Sdalliuellen foiten bielen Sul'
baten bas 2eben
(N. 9. Staatsaeituns)
Grit bieier 4rieg bat Ben unantait-
barren 8etpeis erbra9t, oaB itarfe
S6anmellen bielen 5oloaten oas 2e-
ben foiten. Commander bartholomew
IS. Sogan bonn Sanitdtsforps Der
Warine l1nterbreitete oariiber iebt bem
Snternationalen College Of Surgeons
in einem 8eribt neues uno poiitibes
Waterial.
Die beobadteten Satiaden tlarer
beiipielspeiie au9 oas WDiterium oer
Eoten ,no @erlebten auf, beren &0r.
per feinerlet li6tbare @unoen aufnie~
fen ueberbies bat Die Sori6ung mani
DIES 0eue ergeben.
9ie S6alpellen totem in oer 2uft
tpie i'm @aiier. SsSn beioen Sal1en raft
Die Tooestpelle NIT Der @ei6tpinoigfeit
oes Sdans, Der Damn al.9 tatia6li6
bonn DIR tpabrgenommen miro, babin.
Sn Ser 2uft betragt bie @ei6mins
oigfeit ettpa 1880 SUB in ber Sefuns
be; i'm @aiier iogar 4800 SUB. Sn
ser 2uft lit sic Stdrfe ooer Der 9rud
ser S6alltpelle nidt einuanofrei felt-
eefellt; i'm @aler betrdgt Die 5tdrfe
flint SUB.
Sn einem San gibt es cine bon'
ltanoige 3erietl1ng oes &orpers. 9ieie
ereignet iid) namentli6 ir Der 2uft,
penn Elm &0rper ii9 in BRET Bis 5ebn
befin0et. Ser meni6lide a0rper, er-
SUB gsabe elmer beftigen @rploiion
flart COMMANDER Sogan, 5erfant oann
polfommen. Ser &0rper miro obne
3uriidlaiiung elmer Spur bouis ber-
nihtet.
Sogan beri6tet a16 iiber einen an=
beren san, Sen er l1nb einige Miliiten-
ten auf oem Glug5eugmutteribiff
u8aip" ipabrnabmen. Mls Ser ober
Sic Sorpe6os oas Sdiff trafen, itieg
cine g>gefornte grploiion an elmer
Seite Bis in 60 SUB &obe auf. ,2eute,
oie in Ser N6be in @dngen itan6en,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
tparen bon elmer Minute Bis at 40
men hpf11tRtIn2

SugeU DeIDuBIlDS.
sSrgen0eine 1iBere 8erlebung fonn-
te Bel ben 2enten ni1t ipabrgenomnen
iper0en. 8iele tpltr6en aber gleihgiil-
tig, apatboicb llno berloren in einael-
men Sdl1en audi an @e0ahtnisftdrfe.
sIls man oieie 2eute fpater i'm Ma.
rineboipital in Oaflanb, galif., be-
banoelte, itellte man 8lutung on Der
@ebirnoede feit. @enn oie 5liiiiigfeit,
Die ii9 bort angeianmelt botte, ent-
fernt tpar. uuroen Die Batienten pie-
Der normal.
gngliide Offi5iere teilten Gomman-
Der Sogan cine anoere 8abrnebmune
NIT. gs banoelte itd babel I'M 2eute
oft bontbaroierter Sdiffe. Na9 einem
iolden Mngriff fano man boaig apa.
tbil6e 2eute an elmer 5tele, Die tpeit
bon Der ginIdlagltene entfernt pdr.
9ieie Mpatbie par oerart fdlimn,, oab
Die 2eute einfab nidt @nersie auf-
bringen fonnten, penn iie it6 in ei-
ner beitimmten Roiition befanoen.
Dieie Sdautpeaen iino uniidtbar,
iagt COMMANDER Sosan. 9a Die @ele
i'm @aiier fniif SUB Stdrfe bot, tpie
man ihatt, 10 lit Der menidItde 40r.
per auf Elm Eauienbitel 5efunoe bon.
fommen oarin eingeibloiien. Nad Dem
l1ntergang Der ,8aip'', als iid Com.
man0er Sosan ielbit inn Baiier be.
fano, itellte er einige Eooesfdue felt.
sd iab, tpie einige 2eute einem Ser.
itorer 5uidmanmen, als ploslid eine
Eiefenbombe erplooierte. 9as 8aiier
ltieg bod in oie 2uft. Mls alles mie.
Der rubis NOR, iab id Die auf uno ab-
taubenben &0pfe einiger Eoter. Sd
fiiblte bieie 59anpeae. sic greift
pie nit &lammern gum aorper,
briidt ben Magen elm, INN Damn pl0b.
lib pieoer 5u beridtpinoen.'
Bas ith i'm Snnern bes menidli-
6en &orpers abipielt, lit 5ien1lid flar.
Die 8eae gebt nidt Inn ben a0rper
.berum, ionoern our9 i'm 6urd. Sm
8aiier liegt Die @efabrenaone 5tpiiden
100 uno $50 SUB; iie lit in Der 2uft
eeringer. 8ei 100 SUB lit oie Drud.
lpeae bon elmer 1500-Bfuno-D -Dpnamtt.
erploiion 1.ngefdbrlid. Erosoem, 10
betont Sosan, lit Die Sdaapeue ge.
fabrlid.
X X X
&ries foitet uns tagli6 $265, 5000
Na9 Mnii6t bes Bun6esidasantes
oIrften Die &riegsfoiten Der Ser.
Staaten, Die iih ndbren6 Der bergan'
genen orei Sabre auf tagli@ 100000
900 beliefen, in Dem am i. Suli be-
gonnenen Sisfaliabre eine S0be bon
tagIid $265,OO0,OOO erreiden. Das
entbiinte Der 8oritbenbe bes Saufes,
Der &ongreBabgeoronete Cannon
(Mo.) Cannon itiist iid oabei auf
einen 8eridbt oes unteridasietretars
9anieI @. Ben.
Die tpirfliden gusgaben fit 6as
ariegsprogramm mdbreno Der orei
Sabre bonn 1. sSuli 1910 Biz gum
1. Suli 1913 betrugen $1O4, ,421, ,000,'
900, tpie Beu befanntgab.
8on ser beI6eibenen 5um1ne bon
$6,3O1 100000, bie inn Sisfaliabr
1941 berausgabt 1puroe, liefen Die
Musgaben auf $26,O11,0 100000 i'm
Sabre 1912 unb auf $72,109,000,-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

3unabme Der ainberi6bmuus
Die "National Goun6ation for ST.
fantile Baralpfis' propbeaett IN ibrer
nonatliden Ber0ffentlidung, ba6 i'm
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2uftidifftatiunen anf benz Oseam
BUR @rlei6terung oes iiberieeiiben
2uftoienites nad ,@uroRa pfro ge'
plant, orei Salteitellen mitten i'm It-
lantii9en S5ean einsuridten. Dies
tpiir6e gr0Bere 2aoungen geitatten,
als es Bel elmer oireften Gabrt m0g=
lid lit. Dos lit bic Meinung bon 60
tpar6 3. Mrmitrong, Der $500 Sub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
MARRIAGES-DEATHS-DVORCE
DEATHS

tIlile Montgomery 10al9 Goodwin, %.
May G0rv0od 1871 R"nc'esu. 90.
Mary piech0Wiak, PISS Garfield, TO.
Isabel a Terr& Milton san. ~.
Marina I.iusIey 1000 Fisher. Ceutsrline. -
Nett.e l.. Latter, 1924 Ettun. Aeivindais
%
Charles V. Anderson. $500 Ravensvood. -
William 3 Adams TaylarylIe Illinois As
Dora Louise olson, 1888 Mendoza, 50.
Minnie May Brown. 1914 Noysra 81.
Harry l.. Moore, 81 Miami. sidney,
81.
George f. Harvey. 1874 Asbury PARK, 70
Nina NJ. Andersen. 42i Avery, 81.
Isabella Frrst. 1927 81, Clalr So
Blanche Zickgraf 2gsl Algonquin. 70
Pauline h. Nsorey. F6l4 Cheyenne 90.
Erwin Crawford. 71l Adelaide, 81.
Harry Dudley. 2i3l Cass. 50
Veronica Cunt -1l S DRAGON 20
Maurice J. o Kcefe, 3tl5 Detroit Toledo
is.
Emma " Cauanaeh 1921 Harding So.
Findley Couphiin. f&3 Fast Jefferson. -.
Louis schultz. 4tfl Setrurn. SIS
sophia - Buckle 1885, Rutherford, 81.
Ellen Lappin. 1881 baldwin. IS
Ann Haley 1879 Wu"'.-r. -.
LUzie Finley o24 Garfield %.
Ernest Fatrt-ss sU1t Underwood 66.
simon Peterson. 5ol7 FsrkeI 49,
Arnur g Allen aoss sixteenth 81.
Stella Moore lolu Alfred q
carenia oyer'na. lf2ls Fleming %.
Frank Hoffman. flH2 Brstr0. a.
Henry r. Klein, 1898 WI'aemrre 30.
Harry G. Lear 81 BaIre %
Catherine owen. 1874 ". Grand btl.eyare
Dert.,da Leo. fisi l-,h 80.
Andrew c. Wash, 1884 ". Philadelphia
Mary L. s. Fnaneaoa.az, 1880 Central
Harmon wa,ks- 600 Illinois. 20.
Gary Edward faster, 1888 -. Harys,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
DIVORCES

\ Divorces we're granted.
Kathleen rtiluE from chester.
Bernard II Pins from Aleen Margarst
claude curtis VanDyke from Jennie b
Alice Meadows from Robert
Frank r. Koch from virginia +.
Emma Jones from John r.
Joseph Barnett from Shirley.
Naomi Foster from William.
James H. Jackson from Eula.
John Herbert Martin from Mile.
Ethel klglre from Thomas.
Ruin Qusndt from Roland w.
Florence a. Reid from Arthur.
Charles h. Spress Jr. from Ann ~
Louise Adams from lie Roy.
Jacob WssiIuk from jenny
Oleua g. Yates from Eldudge
James smith from Grace.
clara VI. Poole from Leslie l..
Ruth Travis from Feltner.
Saue NJ Wilson from Arthur.
Soma J.. Lines from Dewey.
Katherine Plemeutosh. from Nicholas.
Ernest Lsmlca, rom Hazel.
Helen Szckcly from James
Ethel Vanderood from Lawrence.
Nina Movers, from James
Eleanor Lauttit. from James.
Joseph strong from blanche
Virginia Thauasas, from Peter.
Celia Hurvitz, from oscar.
Lillian CulWen from John,
Elsie Kachn. from Frank.
Edward Mcmahon. from Ellen.
Ngns- CadBut. from Nelson.
Dorothy Buckley, lram wallace
Durhtbv AndcrsUns from WtlVam,
/ geraldine Walker. from William
August H.nt3ke from Mildred.
Doris BWdlCk from Harold.
ANNA Kusser. from BARLEY
Frank Kamuski. from Marie.
MYRTLE Moore from Donnie.
James Nertln from Loueila.
Dimp.c Narge from steve.
Jessie Hendon from Thomas
Grace Cook from Reginald.
Hilda McSabn '-~-. rN@-'es
AENULMENT
lean Grav from NnueTL-
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Death 12otlres

.BENJNNIN Nav s. at her residence
4217 Facihc Ave. Ray sawyer. beioNe
wife uf the late oscar = trlr mother of
Mrs Ffnei Biartu.uf az ONussu Mrs
Arls Hendrix a. wits. Mich. and Mrs
MABEL Hart ot fsnla.e. MIsh. N1usr oil
funeral iatcr
HNATT-May s 1913 Captain John a.
husband of Bertha prl Hyatt father %.
Mrs Waiter O.. Fuss ami Mrs a.. Wilde
Funeral service At chapel 90 the VIM. X
Hamilton CO.. Cass Ave. az AleNandrins
Saturday az 3 80 g. 20.
.LENZ-May .. J4us. age 63. OF ull
Lakewood. beloved husband 90 Anna
tnee Hoppb. dear father OF Elmer Prfsas
and Mrs Elsie gh4Uis. brother ~ william.
Fred and Gust Funera, from the Ncrfey-
den Funeral Home lG3ou MACK. az outer
Drive. saturday a. arl 20 Messiah
Lutheran Church corner Lakewood and
Kercheyal a. 30 Burial F0reFuavl.
MARTINEAU Hers8lre. Man :. 1913. be-
loved vlfe o. 'n' a'e Potter dear
mother of Mrs Alce FIN Mrs Emer.lla
DUFFY Mrs Leroy F1rmHY. Mrs CNi
collins Mrs Walter Formal and Joseph
Nartiupau and fhp late Mrs. Arthur Gih
bins Also survived uy ~ Erandchildrcr
and IS great. grandchildren Funeral from
her Iate residence. I.'u5 Mendoza. N0nda}
A. $50 ST. Frances DE Sales church a' o.
MuIFR-May 3. Harry a. beloved hus
band o. Edna az Los AnLeles. CA
father uf Ted Miller OF &"N York Fu0ora
services from the Fred g. Marshall Suns
parlrts 3ft2 P Jefferson avenue saiaf
'd1y a' 2 O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Lost and Found

ICOCKFR spaniel r.d female. Aprl 2t
vicinity Movers outer drive reward I'M
Ivers.ty i-uH14
IDASCUH female. brown VC.nuf
| CharlevliN and Van DIXIE, license 40
I25st Reward 2ta2 Erais ~ 1855
DIAMOND brooches. diamond and emerald
ring ard diamond bar pin. lost from
east side apartment February. 1913 Liberal
reward ca. Miss thurman Randolph l2t5
IIADY'S white gold Hans wustWatch
sapphire 10 stem. link. bracelet. vicinity
Rosemary Park drive. Wiltshire 90 DENNY
Hirh bus. keepsake reward Pingrce 6o3l
.tiVFRspOTTLD pointer. mair. ucens,
s7O2t frNald Harold Lawson. 500.
Seeh1ljt. Ty'.r SSJH
ILOST Lady's Gotham wrist watch .hitas
r. NJ 'u a. D.. lost on Gratiof street
car Monday reward 1854 Fisher. lvenhue
ls6s7
lLOST-AprI 25,h. blue notebook. essential
aviation cadet material on arpianes.
Reward. Lafayette s0ia.
lLOsT- Poneraniar. male. red. ANDY
Canreld-St. Antoine-Mack vicinity. Re
Ward. Temple 1-02ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
PimIico Results

Y FIRST RACE -2-year-olds ~ fur!ongs
Plane shadow tWielandel $50 90 90
Triple Scotch tBazarettD 800 81
M1kwhite tScpccap II 30
Time $50. IF l2.O5'k.
Chuck. Powdered MIX, Fred Havecker,
Suuamt sim Coin Navy Bomber.
Dundagel. liz LIZ ana joins also ran.
SECOND RACE -3-year-olds. mue.
Bola Novice fSIstol S. 30 80 90 1880
Lord Vatout lScoccN 10 10
Oyprin tEOlD 30
Time ~ as. NJ lg.3t
sohrqGe' Rogeh Time Old Westh1ry
stolen Tryst. Little Monarch, MIX Chloe
olate Voucher aad Pompa Negu also ran,
THIRD RACE - 4.year-olds and up.
tstecpjechasep miles
%syr RueD $40 so
Oa Doctor CRusseD 3 100
Time 3 80 As. off .O0ik.
Jolly Tar and Fieldfare also ran.
FOURTH RACE -3-year-olds and up, l
yeIi Novice CRsnicio 2t6o $50 $50
Vine Punch tTrenti 90 So
Ariel Patrol tKnherts) 3 30
Time l-f5 2s5. of 81 y.
Reign star Brass King. OHole Pennant
and camille also van.
FIFTH RACE 2-yesf-o'ds sag fur'orrs
EtlaftIr tWuoIb 10 20 so 20
Stray 1Eg'rrD 30 go
Sir Drake tE0terts) so
Time "a 40, Of .u2is
victory Bue Kissmeroo Row Wave
cramps Image and TtncAei also ran
SIXTH RACE -year.o,ts and up. mile
7na 1N yards.
one Qny .TreuD j. so s30 so
G..Is#ua tSeu,ca) 80 80
2 wH ,NrEHb 30
rImr I.f83.5. oT go
hrp ana barbara chlas also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

a IONSTIGNEUR Bertrand Severe Laurence, bishop
M Of Iarbes drew a chair close to the fire in his
study and mouoned Dean Peyramale TO do likewise
The events at the grotto, the bishop began, confirm
my conviction that have acted correctly. 1hpk OF
the harm that would have Injured the Church if any
part of the blame for that fencemashng episode the
cTotto could have been debted account. ! must
really ttll YOU how much value your attitude"
N our Lordshp" Peyr1mllc replied with sincere rev.
ercnce toward the old gentleman, Il ventured request
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

Heavily the bishop lifted himself up with the help of his
cane and brought forth bundle of documents from a
desk drawer Here the plans for the commission OF
investigation worked the last detail, ne SAID
And when will you give the signal for the work TO
Begin" Peyramale asked excitedly.
"Never, please God" Bertrand Severe replied. "A
miracle very dreadful thing The extraordinary is
poisonous TO any institution be it State Church The
moment l. as bishop convoke this commission, officially
affirm not the vague possibility but the high probability
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MARTTNTNU Hcne1l0e Mal :,
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshal! Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3f62 JEFFERSON FlIlkDN 1lfs-ts
SUTTON sO&
.ul- TptNRuIf. AVE TEMPLE 2-5ipo
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Buy War savings stamps ibc
convenient way. order them
delivered 90 your door from your
Detroit Times Carrirr-sale~m3n
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Lost and Found

LosT-Kodak (films used vicinity David
Whitney Bldg; reward. Lincoln 2-Oost.
SMALL white rat terrier; brown ears; left
eye CLASSY; liberal reward. oregon $500.
VITAL. defense materials lost from truck
in alley rear s73 East Vernon. May Al
reward for return. Crowley, Cadillac 9Iif.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

of supernatural events. If do before every path of
natural explanation has been closed drag the whole
Church into the abyss of ridicuIe."
Peyramale started speak bur the bishop silenced him
with gesture IF the lady of Massabiee, he ended
were in all truth 70 be the Most Blessed Virgin fact
which the ultimate decision from Rome, then
will do penance obtain her forgiveness. Until then
however il my duty bishop make things tough
for her as ever can"
(Continued tomorrow
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Jean Gray, from HoDert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
FOR SATURDAY

ks pounds apprentice alloWhnc'.
XXX pounds apprentice allowance
Horses listed in order Of post pcslu
Track fast
Post. ? p. m. Detroit ,imD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

IcoCkFR spaniel r.d female April 2G
vicinity Movers outer drive. reward I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PaoNz CHEERS ssOOJ
Horses Awaiting
Spring Opening
OF ; Tracks
~ Tinted Press

With the dark brown form Of
Count Fleet standing aStTidc The
turf world, defying all opposition
10 catch him, the country'S race
tracks marked time Saturday as
Bay Meadows closed the winter
season. awaiting the opening at
Jamaica Thursday and Keeneland
and NarraGanSett two days later
From an opening price Of STOP
IN the Kentucky Derby future
book. the strapping son of Reign
Count has dropped 10 6-to-5. with
the run for the roses still four
weeks away.
In his most recent workout, a
mile spin at Belmont Park. the
Hertz F'iier stepped eight furlongs
in the brilliant time Of lbs 2-5.
which horSemen called the fastest
ever turned in by Derby horse
so early IN the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Sdnd|otters'
At 1912 Level.

Team enrolment 10 date is on
a par with 1912, according to
Virgil f. Zetterlind, secretary of
Detroit Baseball Federation, who
reported the total number Sat
urday as %.
More are coming in as the days
pass and the Federation advises
there are only three more weeks
left for signing if a club wants to
be paired for the opener. May 2.
Office hours at 504 Elmwood are
9-5 except Saturday. Fitzroy 1900.
r. G. Moeller is sponsor of the
first + team TO get on the books.
New clubs 10 enroll in d were
State Show Bar and Highland
Park Junior Chamber of Com
nOprCe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
ROBINSON MAY FIGHT

Although he lost a 1O-round de-
ClSion Armstrong; stirring stand
against Jack. recognized as light
weight champion, indicated the
West Coast boxer would be re-
matched for a title bout some
time in June. The winner of that
bout would meet Sammy Angott.
Ray Robinson or Johnny Greco.
Robinson would have 10 obtain
leave from the l.. s. Army and
Greco from the Canadian forces.
Jack is expected TO come 10
terms soon for a title fight with
Philadelphia'S Bob Montgomery at
the Garden late next month.
Armstrong picked up his check
for S2i. l5S Jack got a similar cut
visited Barney Ross in the hos
pital and then said he planned TO
leave for Hot Springs, Ark. and
thrce-weekS vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Major League Teams
Quit Camp This Week

NEW YORK. April 2 CUP)-'
Major league baseball clubs hit the
road this week for the start Of
brief two-week exhibition game
season that will mark the end of
their unorthodoX spring training
grind in the north and preface the
sports second pennant campaign
under the shadow of war.
As in the selection of condition
ing camps, the teams will play in
their own backyardS with nearby
teams or as close TO home as pos
SlhlP
Tho exhibition game schedule
has been drasucally curtailed with
ma team playing more than Is
games. procedure which con-
forms with The noble experiment
that brought about training
transfer from the citrus belt 10 the
sinus belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

start the season from scratch
but from a technical viewpoint.
outdoor conditioning il most
desirable and a virtual necessity
for "A ma jor league team.
THE sport l. essentially an
outdoor one and indoor training
il Of little help. When YOU train
a basketball or track team, it's
wonderful, but for instance, my
boys wear spiked shoes during
the season and I have no wish to
get them used 10 rubber-soled
shoes.
CONDITIONS UNNATURAL
Frankly, I put no reliance
on indoor training and have no
wish for IL to continue. I'm
natural conditions give rise To
just As different reactions which
II no good.
However, let me repeat, we
are willing 10 do all in our power
TO cooperate with the war ef-
fort and do not let this be
analysed in the slightest a. any
sort Of a beef. IL IN Just a
technical diagnosis on training,
such as IL was, this year"
However, major league mana
gers. in general fear the lazy
player more than north winds.
Such PLAYER, and there ALWAYS
has been and always will be sew
eral in that category, can seize on
the different conditions as an ex-
ruSe for imaginary ailments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Bouts Under Light
Hinted for N, Y.
Plan Arnstrono-Jsck
Fight in June

NEW YORK, April : up
Although night baseball has been
banned on The eastern Scaboard
by the army, outdoor boxing shows
with a rematch between Henry
Armstrong and Beau Jack first on
the list -- may be revived this
summer
Promoter Mike Jacobs said to-
day that il was his understanding
that the army would not frown on
boxing shows outdoors II the lights
over the ring can be properly
shaded and Jacobs believes they
can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Fuchs Among HurIers
In Pills Exhibition

HERSHEY, Pa. April 3 CUP)-
Manager Bucky Harris today
named 81 Johnson, Johnny Pod
gajny and Charlie Fuchs to pitch
for the Philadelphia Pills when
they open a five-game city cham
pionship series with the Athletics
at Wilmington Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
.
rHERE ARE TWO forms o.

THERE ARE TWO forms OF
radio war activity with which
persons with only standard receive
ing sets are unfamiliar These
activities receive little publicity
and can be heard only by short
wave. These are 81 propaganda
programs broadcast by the owl
and 90 new, and entertainment
broadcssts for the benefit Of
American soldiers overseas The
extensive use of the first type Of
broadcast Is indicated b., the fact
that programs chosen for foreign
propaganda are translated into
u different languages As for
No. 2-more than 50 programs
are broadcast by short wave TO
our service men every week.