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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

Sonnenglan5 tpeit iiber Die 8rairie,
ebe ct. Souls cine iol9e Stride bate.
ges, oieies lit cine folioe Stride -
uno tpenn ibr ipdter &irden bua,t
baut mas eutes, 6enn &ir9en baut
man nidt fir cine Generation.
@er bat 6enn bie ct. Senrp's Sir.
DE bort gebaut nit Dem i6onen
Eurm? @r blieb au9 fteben inn Eor-
naoo2
uSa, bas lit tpabr, er tpuroe ettpas
befddoigt, aber 8ater &onis bat i'm
tpieber fein berseltellt. ct. Marp's
liegt nod beute nie6er.'
gbe Die Del,ti6en cine eisene Sir
d)e batten, gingen iie 5uiammen nit
Ben Siren nad) ct. Yatrid's, 5. +. 6ie
IN 6. ct. 2ouis ober oaberum tpobn-
ten. 9ie unter i'm 9fioer auf ser oa-
malisen (bloobp) Sniel mobnten,
ei1tgen nad ct. 2ouis, am liebIten
na6 ct. Solepb's, be,tl6e Seiuiten=
fir6e.
@s fam 10: Ser &eb. Clinton 9fu-
itige tpurOe 1866 sliiiltant an ct.
Satrid's fir bie Oeuti6en nit bem
@eoanfen, penn moglid cine oeut-
ibe @emeinoe 5u eriinoen. @eil er
aber franfelte, blieb er MIR fur5e
3eit. Sann i6idte Ser bo6pf. 8i-
i6of Gater s. 9tinfes, Der fret uno
unabbangig bon ct. Batrid's anfing.
gr blieb bel Seinri6 Oebide. CT mar
jung unb fraftig. @r iamnelte Inn ii9
ale 9euti6en ser Stabt, mietete Elm
5tpeiitodiges Saus an gollinsbille unb
Dibiiton Mbes. uno bielt @ottesoienIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

Damn fam 8ater g. gBegener, ser
oas @ebdube nit Stuffo periab uno
bon 8altes eintpeiben IteB i'm @u-
uit besielben Sabres. Ser bodmit. 8i-
idof tpar na9 europa gereiit. Ser ga-
ter S6inbel bon garonbolet, bielt bas
Mmt un6 Der 8ater &amarias, O.S.
80 ,prebigte.
Ser 8ii9of bra9te @ater g. 2ebe
NIT uno madte i'm gum Baitor bon
ct. SenrD. Ser bra9te neues 2eben
in bic @emeinbe. 5eine Grommigfeit
5og ale an. gr faufte Elm Saus bel
Ser Stride un6 5og Elm. Dod er pirfte
bier nur Elm sabr uno als Der ST.
idof Sumter geitorben, berieste i'm
Ser Mominiitrator g. S. 8altes nad
Masfontab, Su. Donn fam &eb. 8m.
S6amoni, Snfel bon 8ater Srit
8eufmann, bon Quincy, Sn., nur
pro temp. bon Nopember 1868 Big
Sanuar 1869. gater S. 8eutmann
idrieb 6ie Di05eiangei6i6te.
slm &c. Sanuar 1869 fam &eb.
gbriIt &0nig, Ser oa blieb Biz 26.
Oe5ember 1901. glls ct beeroigt mar,
ernannte 8iidof SSaniien, in Der
nelen Oio5eie 8eaebille, Mlgr. @n
&liele, 8.@., 5um 9feftor Ser ST.
Senrp's Stride, Na6folger bon 8ater
&onig, 1902, am 5. Sebruar. slls er
Germantown berlieB, fam Ser .Gater
Sobn sc. gn5elberger oabin.
go &einefe.
l(nIere Mufmerfi iamfeit tpur6e &C.
itort, als Baitors Eresfen bereinfam
Sic bate elm i9tpar5es &ds9en i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

&db6en befam lire Mil6.
8ater @ilmartin, Ser lieber gng-
lif9 fpra9, er5dbIte nod, uie fem
8ruber Charlie nit Dem &irdbau nod
i'm &eller iet. @s iei aber 10 fd0n
tpie in elmer Stride. oie groBe S6ule
babe er 5uerit gebaut. @ud 8ater
&ublmann in ct. glilabetb @emeit6e
balte Stride i'm Seller feiner fiinfttgen
Stride, tpie Srana bon Gales in st.
2ouis, bon Batter Srana Solltpid ge-
baut. Mu1 tpolle 8ater Som 8ann
jeine ct. Soiepb's Stride anfangen.
Damn gingen mir auseinanoer.
8ater &einefe Bate ieben Miiiften-
ten feline beitimnte Mrbeit gegeben
un6 5tpar in Stride, S6ule l,no Ser
einen. gr als Baitor ging 5l1 alen,
tpenn es linn gefiel ooer lpie er es fir
nottpenbig bielt. sn Ser Stride gait
oie @egel: Cine @ode bait ou Soru1-
tags oie Srbiimeiie I'M 6 ubr uno Die
8eidten boro SEN Meiien, unb tpdb-
reno oer @o6e oie S6ulmeiie. Des
Sonntagsnabmittags bat Ser erite
sliiiitent Gbrii itenlebre Inn 2 l1br; um
2 80 lit Gesper. Mm lebten Sonntag
i'm Monat itatt 8esper: &oienfran5.
Die 8esper un6 slnbaht balt Der,
uelder Die Sriibmeiie bate. 8er oas
Nmt ba1t, muB au6 preoigen. Sn ie-
Ser Weie miro Sonntags gepreoigt.
Sn Ser nd6iten 8ode gebts, umge<
febrt. 9ann bat Der 5meite @iiiitent
Die 6 ubr-Meiie am 5onntag uim.
Na6 Der @esper bat ieoer ieinen Ser
| elm au beiu9en, eintnaI I'M Monat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

9Irm. 9ie Sungen batten Sago ge-
madt in 8reeie anf ale idmar5en
@asen oes Seaes negen, bas gut be.
5ablt puroe. Natiirlid Eresfens Com
ipar allb ibr Spfer.
uSa, De ole Gatte es mi tpegfonl-
men. ST ging no oe ole Wfama Brig
ge uno bolte mir Elm paar Nuoeln,
oenn De 8altor iBt Die 10 germ, unb
oe Wama 8riieee madt Die lederlten
in 8reeie. Da bot lib mine Gatte ber.
utlhniefet uno mag tpar Tie. Sd iagte
INNER: &ittie,. bu ml1Bt nibt meg
laufen. slber ite mlBte beraus. 9e
peroolte Sungens baben tie mobl er'
iboiien fir einen l1lf nnb Stinffase."
uSa, geb' MR., iagte Der 8ater
&einefe, ,,es gibt allerlei &aben, aber
ale iin6 falid."
Sic i6ob ab in lire &iide rnb oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13
Naittipudj, ben Is. Climber 1943

SD made oas irnmer befnnnt i'm 8e-
fanntmahungsbuh, oas Sbr immer
genau borleien nliiBt. giner mnB inn
mer au Sauie bleiben, penn Der an
bere meg lit; bas lit: megen Eal1fen,
ausiegnungen, aranfenrube. Mor.
gems nliiBt Sbr immer I'm balb elf
l1br in Die Sdule geben anb nnter-
ribten. &onpertitenunterribt muB ie-
Ser ielbit iibernebmen; ben grautun-
terribt gebe i6 ielbit. slae &ranfen.
rnfe BEL Sag ober Nadt niibt Sbr
iibernebmen, benn ib bin 5l1 alt nno
gebre6li6.
(Sortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13
Gedanken und
Erinnerun9en
gon 9iep. s. Suertges
l6ortiekuna)

@ie i6 nod fremo mar IN g. ct.
2ouis, oo6 pieles oariiber gebort bot
te, fraete ib gater Geinefe iiber ct.
Seinrib's @emeinoe. ct. Senrp's, pie
man gepobnlid iagt, mo- iebt 9tt. &ep.
Migr. @. &luie, g.@., 8aitor tit,
tpuroe 1866 angefangen, na6oem ib
bieje grobe Steinfir6e ct. Somints
Gus oussebaut bate. ct. gonifatils
uno ct. Dontinicus ragten ibon NIT
ibren Siirnlen in Die, 8olfen oes
Simmels unb bas &reu5 glan5te I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

in oenlielben. l1nten I'M eriten 5tod
fpar bie Boli5eiitation. Sour 25 Munn
fuaren ba, als Die neue @emeinoe. 8a-
ter &infes ianmelte Die &inoer, unter-
r;6tete tie ielbit unb formierte 10 Die
erlte S6ule.
Damn faufte er ein @ebdube an
Ser Gollinspille unb ct. 2ouis Mpes.
uno erri6tete Elm Sol8gebauoe, 5pei-
ltogi, porin unten Shule unb oben
Stride gebalten merben iol1te. 0ie
@emeinoe itellte lib unter ben Sbnb
oes ct. Seinri6, aonig uno aaiier,
tells aus s6tung fir ben boduit.
giidof Seinri6 9amian Sumter bon
alton, 81.
9arauf tpuroe Gater 9finfes franf
uno perlieB 6. ct. 2ouis (5u piel
Malaria in oen slmerican bottoms)
am 9. Mdra 1867.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-13

>o~I~S~''NO l~~o~/
2idts nnb Sdattenieiten alter 3eiten
(SortIebung bon Seite y
@roBbaters 3eiten - auBer bem
Sanouerfsburiden - bergonnt 81.
reiIen!
Meiien mar au6 Elm @ageitiif; ab-
eeieben bon forperli6er Strapa5e, tpar
es nit nebr 2ebensgefabr berfriipft,
pie beut5utage bas giienbabnfabren.
Statiltii6 betpieien paiiierten Sen
geiienoen Dor Ser @iienbabnaeit mebr
nngliidsfaue als iett, mo man oft
bon groBen @iienbabnfataitropbe
bort NIT 9ubenoen 8ertpunoeter nno
Softer. Saftiid fdbrt man iiderer auf
Ser @iienbabn, als in Der eigenen
&uti6e. ~
Die HoitfutI6en uro 2obnfubr.
tperfe tparen bic reinten Marterfa-
item, beion6ers auf oen i6Ie6ten
SanoitraBen. 9a5,1 paiiierte man bic
Ter Serren 2anber inn aIten Bater-
lanoe un6 in ieoem berri6te elm a,t.
oeres Miin5lpitem. Da gab es Gro.
f6en, Hfennige, @roten, Rreuaer,
Dreier, Sdininge, Marf, Ealer, Gull
oen uim., bel ieoer Wiin5iorte n1uBte
man beim @e6ieln berlieren.
SSm Iesten Sabrbunoert gab es nod
feline &unititraBen, iosenannte gbaui.
ieen.
9ie 2anbitraBen tpuroen bon Der
@emeinoe al1sgebeiiert, unb oft aus
@olitif 10 balsbrederiid als mogli6
gelaiien. gr5dblt man ftd 6ob bon
oem Broteit Der 8agenna6er, Die Ell
men eroBen Stein am gingange oes
Dorfes nidt aus bem @ege ser6unnt
baben tpollten, tpeil ibnen oaour9
slrbeit ent5ogen pur6e, inoem bie
&eiienoen bel ben grunoIoien @egen
oft ibr Subruerf 6aran aerideGten
uno genOtigt tparen, basielbe am
Srte tpte6er repariere,1 al Iafien.
8is 5il slnfang borigen Sabrbun.
berts tparen an @aeen ,tno &uti9en
nur 1penig Sprungfeoern i'm &c.
brau6.
go biel lit itber, man Iernte auf
9eiien eriinolider Weniden, @erbdIt-
niiie uno @egenoen fennen, als iest,
mo man nit Stur1neseile per Dampf
ooer 8en5in - 10 man bat! - iiber
oie @roe fliest.
8eionoers fann man 6en banaligen
&eiien eine getpille @en1iitlidfeit nibt
abipre6en.
Weit 6em Sransport bon @aren
ging es nur langiam.
$50 nidt i6iffbare Sliiiie oie Ser.
| ienoung bur6 &dbne erlaubte, muBte
Der Subrmann i'm blauen 4ittel nit
ieinem groben Blanuagen, ber nit
|ie6s ooer a6t Bfer0en beipannt 1par,
oie Glitter Mber 8erg uno SaI bon
Sta6t 5u Stabt bringen.
Se6e groBere Staot bate cine Sin.
5abI Speoiteure, oie fir Sen 8eiter-
TRANSPORT Ser Glitter iorgten unb Die
Spe6itionsgebiibren betrugen nebr
tpie iest bie ganae giienbabnfradt.
Mit ser 8riefpo1t tpar es fldgli6
beitellt. @ar bo9 bonn Mittelalter Der
aus tSeroloen, 5enbboten uno Gil
(Gortiebung auf Seite 12)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
Ehman & Greenstreet
40 w. Mich. Phone 1877

BASEMENT house. we'll constructed.
brick and cement block constitute
tiun. buyer can complete house
ur, make hoautifrl home On
iuimes Road near Harris I'd
Price Y25up. Terms. 90 North Huron
St Phone 1871
GARAGE HOUSE lu Holmes Road
near Harris Road. Very neat Ina pp-
peIraucc Well constructed, Looks
like new. Wired for electric stove
$500. Terms. ~. Poet. % y Huron
ST. Phone 1871
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
is Attractive New Homes on
Dwight ST. Consult T.. Il. SI-
vester 3O7 E. Forest. Ph. tt9.
GARDEN CITY room modern two
bed room, bath, utility room, ga
rage, 30 foot frontage. owner
$500 cash. S75i Mlddlehelt. Ar
thur L. Ilrey
NEAR East Michigan Ave. room
bungalow, two bed rooms, bath,
furnace, fun basement. laundry
trays. $500. Terms n Peet. SO y.
Huron ST, Phone 1871.
MODERN bungalow, two bedrooms.
bath. fireplace. combination living
room and dining room. East Mich
lgau Ave- frontage $500. Terms.
II. Heet, % y. Huron st, 1871.
Farms and Land
80 ACRES. leyel land. wide frontage
on Beck Road near Van Born Rd.
Handy To Bomber Plant Priced 20
sell. Easy terms. H. Peet, % n
Huron ST. Phone 1871
call. AIR ADTNr Il at 40 rot
Classified advertis nc service
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19

o. PARD BARCLAY

as fourth-best from exactly four
cards, hence declarer could win
with either Of his cards. One East
hated to see him win that with a
little card, so used his X 10 force
the A. The spade 10 was then
1nessed, the Q cashed, the dia-
mond J finessed, the club Q and A
dropped the J, two more clubs
were raked in, and the diamond A
was an extra trick.
At the other table East realized
blocking the dummy was impor.
tant. SO. when the spade 5 was
led to the third trick. the going
on from dummy. he played his 8.
and South was licked. Unable to
reach the dummy any more, he
could not finesse diamonds. no
matter what spade he used on that
trick. So he took four clubs and
led a diamond 10 the Q and X.
East returned a heart for two
tricks there. holding the declarer
to exactly nine tricks and winning
the hand for his side.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19

WANTED desk or office spaes ~
Real Estate Broker nov L-si,
Press
WANTED lcsk. chair. adding waeh-
inc, typewriter and safe, etc. Th.
252J-W.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
any used furniture Of value Nor
tons, ~ T. cross, Phone cos2
GOOD USED upright piano, plain
case. VIII pay cash. Phone So.
VACUUM CLEANERS WANTED
An makes. VIII pay cash. Phone
9t2-W.
Merchants snserais
WORK SHIRTS. socks. pants coats.
gloves for Defense Workers.
Thornc Tire Co. 2ua r. Michigan
New shipments 81 Gifts
ARTISTS CARAVAN
For the Home BIRTHDAYS. Gradua-
ton. Weddings, Bridge Prizes.
COR. CROSS And BALLARD.
II 20 1850. 20 ESQ M.
Wednesday Eve. ZOO 20 . 90.
NU-ENAMEL PAINT. All coIors.
for interior and outside painting.
Family Radio shop, loo W
Michigan Phone ..
STdvES-Oak Heaters from
$3.50 up, Shaefer's Huron
st store. Phone IS.
IMMEDIATE Delivery on all now
gas and electric stoves. Complete
selection. Grinnell Hros, 30 w.
Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
APARTMENT HOUSE BURNS

Adrian, Mich, Jan. 10 Declared a
fire hazard a month ago by the
state fire marshal, siK-room
apartment house was Quilted by fire
early Sunday with a loss estimated
at $1,000 Twenty-oue occupants OF
the building escaped injury, al.
though fremen said that DR.. and
Mrs VI A. Peterson and two chill
dren might have lost their lives II
q rear exit had not been opened
recently on orders Of fire inspectors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
COLLEGE TO GIVE AWARDS

East Lansing. Mich, Jan. At
Is expected that Michigan state
College will give as many as 1000
awards for outstanding fam pro-
duction records at the twenty
eighth annual Farmers Week at the
College Feb. 2, 3, and I. F.. J.. Anth-
ony, dean Of agriculture, said Sum
day
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
VARSITY nERATER

Albion. Mich. Jan. ia Royal
OAK boy, Darrell II. Pollard. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James II Pollard. has
been varsity debatcr in each OF
his four years in Albion College,
and is a member OF Delta Sigma
Rho. national honorary forensic fra
tarnitY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
Houses Por sale
Earl /. freeman
100 PEARL. 1853

Insurance OF an kinds ga
honorable stock comu1uics
MODERN FIVE ROOMS AND RATH
Large living room with fire
place. three unfinished rooms ou
second hot air heat, water soft
ener, nearly new. with garage
on large Handicapped lot with adj
Joining lot. On bus line just OUT
side Of Ann ArHor Citv Limits.
For appointment phone A. A.
2l964 Evenings g. \ 2l1Tt.
Whaley-Clapp, 400 wolverine
Bldg, Ann Arbor
3 ROOM bungalow. garage Well 10
rated S25Oo Terms N. Feet 50 ~.
Huron ST. Phone 1871
SIX ROOM bungalow sun plrlor
bath. furnace. garage large lot
well located. Price $3.50 terms. IL
Peet, 80 y. Huron Phone 1871.
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Employment
Help WAnted-Female

f~AF " ~''N
MAIDS ard laundress for hotel work
Prefer middle-aged or past Apply
Corine Hotel.
WANTED Beauty Operator. STEADY
employment. $50 a week. Phone
RslsyUIe 32ly for appointment or
porothea's Beauty Service, az
Main St
WHITE GIRL 20 assist eNpectant
mother with houseWurk Good
wages, increases 90 reliable work
er No cooking. Live in. Phone
l46S-WI.
Help Wanted Male
WANTED: s men. Steady employ
ment for several months with sur
yeyor crew on job in Ypsilanti.
No experience necessary. Good
pay Men with High school educa-
ton preferred. Ask for Mr.. Man
son at Local T. =. Employment or
flee.
EXPERIENCED HERDsMAN
single Leland Farm. Ypsl-
lantt Phone 1873
MARRIED MAN with deferred elias
sificstion for established Iusur-
snce Route. Minimum ti5 per week
Post office Box 23s, Npsilanti.
Situations Wanted-Female
SITUATIONS WANTED
Caretaker-Apt or roomIuE
house. Married couple. husand
employed. Phone asa reverse.
Mrs kiser. so7 S State St, Ann
trb6r.
Help Wanted-HsIe or Female
CARETAKER for Apt. part-time
work, for married couple, living
quarters furnished. Apply 2O6 y.
Washington.
NIED-No uuR man or woman
for office work STEADY position
for right party. Address p. o. Box
1oj NpSilantL
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Announcements

FARM AUCTION ] mile North Ypsi-
l1uti, quarter mile East Prospect.
9l9 clark Ed.. January 27th. Auc-
tioneer Earl j. Wright.
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EMPHASIZE ESSENTIALS

THERE IS always a danger OF
stressing something unimportant
at the expense Of overlooking a
vital point. one Of these comes
when player, hating to see his
opponent take a trick with a little
spot Garland who doesn't?-
momentarily forgets about the
main idea. That is to have your
side take as many tricks as posi-
bic, regardless Of what the oppo-
nent uses to win his tricks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily consecutive insertions follows;
Three
Advertising ordered for irregular insertion takes single
Of 5
Publisher
VIII
Cali 40 ask Ad THker.
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Wanted To Rsn.

. OR ROOM modern furnished
apartment with private bath Re
sponsihle young married couple
Phone e0Ns-W.
ROOM APT with private BATH in
town FOR two adults Phone SOS.
WANTED To RENT or room
Ant and bath Young couple 40
had habits. best OF references.
Phone 1901
Houses Por sale
T-Ruuralow-S rooms.
storage. wired Tor stove Deep
well, good lot Well located
: ROOMS. . baths. oak floors.
coal furnace car garage. Large
iot. paved street, shade trees.
Ideal Tor apartments This is
a good buy. Easy terms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
Announcement
Lost and Founo

Lost and Founo
LOST Black Cocker pup. Male name
'Derk'. 500 y. Adams St, PHI
2t97-W. Reward.
IDENTITY OF person finding billfold
lost in Post OFFICE Mon. Is known.
Please return. No questions asked
2e4 River.
Rides Wanted
WANTED Ride TO River Rouge
Plant Working hours 1880 20 6.
Phone le27-J.
Business Services offered
EXPERT CLEANING and repairing
OF oriental and domestic rugs by
the Persian method. Sewing. bind
ing, laying and alterations. A to q
rug services. Cleaning Of all kinds
of upholstered furniture. Faily
Ruggery. Phone 274s-W.
THE ORIGINAl.--C. Shauan Roofing
and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
service. State Insurance. sl2 W.
Cross Phone 1858.
RITEWAY
CARPET 4 UPHOLSTERY
Cleaning Service.
"On Location Specialists" l0S5-W.
FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
Ypsi Typewriter and Supply Co.
40 n. Huron Phone 2525-W
PAINTING AND DECORATING
James Howard, SIS Congress.
Phone 2M-Npsilant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-19
Merchandise


LARGE DAvENPoRT far sale Good
condition. Fred schneider. $50. =
wizard Et
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Employment
Instructions Given

NEED for trained Welders opens
new opportunities for reliable men
and women. We will train dmbi-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Service Sports Editor

NEW YORk -Garbed in the
angelic robe of sweet charity, Mad
ison Square Garden and the Metro
politan intercollegiate Basketball
committee have sacrificed them
selves on the altar of philanthropy
in giving a post-season date to the
American Red Cross.
Such program is to be staged
for the edification of the paying
masses in late March following 10
regularly scheduled doubleheaders
and the National Invitation and
the N. c. A. A. Eastern regional
tournaments and the n. c. A. A.
championship playoff. Adding all
this up, the Red Cross double
header will be the Goth of the
season.
1t will come as a hangover fol-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

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College Basketball TO Ploy for Red Cross
After Getting All Ii Can in Regular Season;
Varsity Sports That Woy About War Funds

lowing several nights OF tourna-
ment play. Last year the same
sort of show meant no more than
81 900 TO Army Relief.
When you consider that
Promoter Ned Irish and the
Garden will, with the added
n. c. A. A. tournament, gross
approximately 100000 from
college basketball this season,
and that a good card on any
night will do more than
$4,000, their offer to the Red
Cross is picayunish.
Why not turn the National In
vitation or the n. c. A. A. Eastern
regional and the N. c. A A. play
off over to the Red Cross?
The n. c. A. A. games are COM
ing to Madison Square Garden be-
cause, for playing in Kansas City
and New Orleans last season, eight
tournament contestants collected
s9375 each. which didn't even
cover travelling expenses. The
five nights of the tournament ag-
gregated S23,500 a Garden crowd
tops that on a single night.
-Four teams, one from each n. c.
A. A. district east of the Missis-
sippi, compete IN the Eastern re-
gional title tournament.
Irish, new president of the
Garden corporation in the an
sence of Gen. John Reed Nil
patrick, put basketball in the
more important money in the
east by bringing in outside
teams to tackle local attrae-
tions In the more spacious
arenas of New York, Phlla-
deIphia and Buffalo.
The game was given additional
financial impetus this winter when
Big Ten and other mid-western
teams booked games IN Chicago
Plan is to have the winners OF
the National Invitation tourns-
ment and the n. C. A. A. playoff
meet for the Red Cross.
But why close the season-get
everything else out of the way
before doing something for tbs
worthiest cause Of all?
College basketball is acting like
college football, which did pre-.
cisely nothing for war funds, anc
is now doing much worrying about
next season.