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The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
ARCTIC CLUB HOLDS SUCCESSFUL DANCE

The Arctic Club held another of it's popular dinner dances last SKeirday night at the Nevada Lounge. With the increased mem bership, the Lounge was filled to capacity. Music was furnished by the army orchestra, under the di- lrection of It. Lagle.
 Mistress of ceremonies, Mrs. William Cameron, did a splendid job of keeping everybody enter tained and on their toes, won dering what was going to happen next:
 A good time was had by all and all members are looking for vf1r6 to the next dance of the club:
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
FREAK ACCIDENT AT
 NOME HARDWARE co.

Yesterday, a freak accident oc- cured at the Nome Hardware Store. The snow, which has been melting rapidly due to the weather caused a snoWsLde on the roof of the store and acquired so much velocity that it knocked down the chimney and broke off the cinder- crete base, snapping it off at the roof level.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
ODD FELLOWS HALL LEASED TO SOMMERS co.
r,.osn.,. hss ..ts,sG |. $. p...nt one.

Sommers Construction Co. has leased the Odd Fellows Hall in order to take care of additional labor which is expected to start arriving soon. Their summer ac- tivities are planned on a larger scale than last year and housing is still a very acute problem. Every available bit of housing is being utilized in order to make 1t possible to complete their pro gram successfully.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
SCHOOL NOTES

Events of the past and coming week present occurrences of ut snost interest:
 The high school Biology class is stepping forward again with a radio production concerning local as well as factual matters in the field of tuberculosis. This will be presented on or near March 28th.
 AS tuberculosis is extremely prevalent in this sector, we feel it ultimately important that it re- ceives due considera. on in behalf of our health and cleanup cam paign.
 The most outstanding among passing events, involved the St. Patrick's Day skiing party. Transportation was afforded through the liberalness of the Sommers Construction Co.,, as far as Sadelite Field, where the clear road terminated. The re- maining two miles to the ski lodge was accomplished on skis, afoot, or by dog team. Although the snow was heavy and deep, other weather conditions proved satis- factory The student body pro- vided refreshments, consisting of hamburger sandwiches, pickles and other side issues. AS a high school function, we consider it a success.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
RED CROSS cANTEEN OPENS IN NOME

The Red Cross Club, which has been operating in town for the servicemen since the arrival of the armed forces in Nome, has increased their activities this past week by opening a canteen in connection with the Service Club.
 The canteen is open from two in the afternoon until eleven o'clock in the evening, under the supervision of Stanley Stilley and Miss Schubert, who is in charge of the club.
 This is an added service which the men have been asking for for some time, and is proving very popular.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
START BOND CAMPAIGN AMONG EMPLOYEES

The U. s. E. D. has started a bond drive among it's employees. The drive is well under way and meeting with enthusiasm. Any employee who has not been con- tacted and who wishes to do his share, may do so by getting in touch with J. N. Henderson of the U. s. E. D.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
GEORGE WAGNER OF KOTZEBUE. DIES

George Wagner, well-known old-timer, died in Kotzebue re- gently. MT. Wagner came to Alaska in 1898 and has been ac- tive for many years in mining and fur trading. He has had a mail run out of Kotzebue to Bar row for several years. MT. Wag- ner at one time, was a deputy marshal at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27

fixed.
 Done at the City of Jun eau. this 18th day of March, in the year of our Lord. l944.
 ERNEST GRUENING.
 Governor of Alsska.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
ATC EVENTS

Meeting tonight tTuesdaY) at inc High School Gym. Recruit ing of new members of the Guard and Junior members will be done. Men from l6 years upward in the ATG and boys from l2 10 l6 in the Jun ior members group.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-27
FUNERAL OF MIKE POWERS TO BE HELD THURSDAY

The funeral services of Mike Powers, old-fimer of the Bluff district, will be held Thursday morningsat soc o'clock at the Cathoio: church in. Nome. . :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
Dbis

10 iebr burn n1nrfnnte ar6iteftonifde
5d6nbeit berbor, oIs our9 Die nit
ibm perfniipften geididtliben Grim
nerungen. Sn Der aapelle oes Otto.
gon btng 8. 9. Der n1d6tige Rrons
leudter 9aiier Srte6rid 8arbarOfias.
8eltberiibmt tpar ,aber Der aedener
Miiniteridos nit Dem unbergleia'
lt9en Rarlsidrein unb Marienidreirt,
rmerreidten Meiiterperfen mittel'
alterli9er @oloi9mieoefunlt.
&oitbare Geliquien, Die felt Dem
Sabre 800 ale iteben Sabre offentIi9
ge3eiet tpuroen, birgt Der 0omibas,
nit bier groBen Seiligtiimern: &leio
Der Muttergottes, 8inbeIn oes Sefu>
finoes, 2enoentu9 oes @efreu5igten
uno Elm 2ei9entu9 oes bl. Sobannes
oes Gdufers.
Oos Mo6ener Gatbaus, Elm goti=
ider 8au aus Be mSabre 1850, erbob
ii9 ouf Sen Sunoamenten Der &oiier>
pfal3 &arls oes @roBen. Sn Ieinem
&ronungsiaal biloeten Die Sresfen
oes beoeutenoe Na9ener Walers Il=
FREQ Retbel oen i6oniten Sdn1ud.
Ma9en mar ni6t nur cine uralt-
biitoriide Staot, ionoern au6 cine
peltbetonnte Snouitrie- un6 8doer-
lta6t. Die Iadener Eudinouitrie bat
itd iiberaa oes groBten gufes our6
bic Site ibrer gr5eugnilie erfreut.
Die No6ener 9eilqueuen uno 8run-
men, Die gegen &beumatismus uno
@i6t, fri Magen=, 9arm= uno Sc.
berleioen ousge5eibnet mirtten, baben
our @ntpidlung Modens als interna-
tionaler 5remoenl ltaot ungemein bei=
getragen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
NsittDOdl, ben /. 9obcmber 1914

.nebmen bod Der 5iibrer ,tno Sie I'm.
terfiibrer oes Staates i'm SinterIano
fei11esnegs an ben 5hlaten tell. sic
tragen lebigIi6 Die 8eranttDartl1ng
bofiir, ibre 2erte in ben Rrieg ge.
f6idt rno bas gan5e golf in bic aa.
taitropbe nit bineingeriiien 5u babeu,
anitatt ibre 0teoerlage al1augeben uno
Srieoen 5u MAIDEN.
,,Wan6e 8eoba6ter glauben, bob
Der neutrality-suspicious. meiterfdmpft,
neil feline Siibrer aneit Dor Der Ser.
geltl1ng baben. 9lber bic Stlsnse Der
gereeltung miro fir ie in ieoem
Sale fontmen, uno ite miro nur
mba6tboller un6 bitterer iein, ie l6n-
ger oer 4rieg 6auert, uno ie mebr
Spfer fir cine Sade gebrabt peroeu
miiiien, iiber Die Die militdnii6e @nt.
iGeioung bereits gefallen it,"
Das 8latt fommt Damn su benz
S61uB, bob ale 8ernunfteriinoe fir
cine iofortige &apitulation Deuti6'
lambs ipreden, aber oaB Die Ra5is
bon Motiben getrieben tperoen, Die
icnleits aIler bernunftgemaBen Be.
re6nung ltegen, 3. g. ibrer sren5eu'
Ioien Wadtgier uno @epalttattefeit.
,,@s bat oen Ini9ein, als OBJ ser Dr.
gonismus 0eutidlanos ole bolle
8irfung 6es Na3igiftes our6maden
muB, bebor er it6 init genRgeno
&raft 6agegen our 8ebr 5u feben ner'
mag, i9IeBt oas 8latt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
Stebt DaS benti6e &olt
bor et1er 9n,tgersnot
1tto etner @ptoemte>
gefabr?

0ie Breile Der neutra1en 2Gnoer
@uropas, mel6e nod bergangenen
Sommer oie @rnabrungsfrage in
OeutI61ano als feinesmegs ofut Be-
tra6tete, bertritt nunmebr, no96em
Elm beiettes 2ieferungslonb na6 Dem
anoern in BEN 8eitb Der Nuiierten
iibergegangen lit, Die Aniidt, 6aB 6as
6eutlde Solf einem Sungertpinter ent-
gegengebt,, Denn Der &rieg it6 auf
Die Wintermonate ausoebnen ioIte.
0ie idtpeoiide 3eitung ,,Mftonblo-
oet'' beridtet, oaB ,,6ie 1tarfen, BON
1000 Jlug5eugen ausgefiibrten aui=
ierten Suftangriffe auf oas oeuti6e
8abnneb i'm 8elten oes &ei6es Ben
Giienbabnpertebr in oieiem tpi6tieen
@ebiet Oireft binter Ser Sront boI>
fommen Itiugelegt baben. Bionierab>
teilungen Ser 8ebrma6t iotpie 3ebn=
tauienoe bon 9lrbeitern iino eingeIebt
poroen, bie 5erltorten @eleiie 1pieoer
ber5ultel1en. Oie aniierten 2ufton-
griffe baben audi Die 8elieferung per=
idieoener oeutIder SSsnoui itrieitGote
IT. oen letten 8oben l6tper gefGbr6et.
8iele Sabrifen fonnen nur sic S11fte
ibrer 2eiitungsfdbigfeit 1iefern, pdb-
reno oie anoeren b0llig obne &oble
itno."
Sir ale oeuti6en Sausbalte, f6brt
Ser ibmeoiide 8eri6t FORT iteben ba=
Der oroitii6e gini6rdnfungen in
suslt9t. gead Ser fiir5liden Sentuns
Der 8rotrationen in OeutI6lano
fontmt nun auBer6em bereits i'm 5tpei<
ten Sabre cine idle9te &artoHelernte,
uno infolge oes MangeIs an @iiter-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
NQfeten6outbe QlS Ser
bdmgntS fit bic Na3t>
&rtegsfabrt1tg

Oie &atetenbon1be gebort belte Der
&umpelfammer an. Sic bat ii6 als
Elm Boomerang ertpieien rns anltatt>
pie beablt6tiet, Die alltierte &rieg-
fiibrung 5lt beeinfluiien lmo bic Neo'
raj Der @nglanoer 81 i6pa6eu, oas
@egentetl betpirft.
SSn einem 8reBbrief Der SDerleos
SEEMS AgencD bat 9onalo Ben bteS
flar oorgetan. ~Die oeutibe SIiigel'
bon1be", i6reibt er, lift oas naAenoete
9eiipiel elmer ma6tbouen neuen Bof'
fe, Die ft6 gegen ibre grfinoer febrt.
60 paraoor es ou6 tlineen mag:
es ift Die 8ombe, Die 5u einem 0roB.
tell l1rio6e Der perbliiffenoen geieoer.
1age lit, Die ben 0eutiden in Srant'
rel 65ueefiigt tpuroe.
Darnit ion bic glan5enbe 5trategie
General @iienbomers ni6t berabge.
iebt peroen uno audi ni6t sie page>
mutige Eoftif General Stations o6er
Die berborragenoen 2eiitltngen Der
@enerale WontgomerD 11nb 8rableD.
8enn mir aber Die &oae Der Silt
gelbo1nben in oer oeutI6en Strategic
naber betra9ten, miro it6 oas &ara~
oor bon ielbit aufloien. Cine Inulpie
Der uns befannten Eatladen, i'm Ser.
Elm mit einigen gut fr1noierten Ebe.
len, miro Die entI9eioetbe uno fatale
8irtung auf5eigen Die oieles bano-
nilde 8ernidtungsperf5eug ouf Die
oeutiden Hlane fir oie 8erteioigung
ser u5eitung europa" batte.
SSsn oen Abit6ten Ser Nasis ioate
oie &obotbon1be bier Saupt5ieIen Die,
men: 1. Cine Snbaiton 5uriidi6lagen;
2. Die Strategie Der sluiierten beein.
f1uiien; 3. 6ie englii6e Noral an Der
Seimatfront 5erit0ren uno Die 8eit>
md6te einen 8erbanblunesfrie6en
geneigt MAIDEN; 4. Die oe,.tide Moral
in Der Seimat itdrfen.
9as tparen groBe 3tele, uno oaber
maren Die ga5is, Die ibr Slid auf Die
gombe iesten, tpillens, au9 ei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01

nebes bi,r6 Die olIiierter 2uftoffenitDe
miro aud Die. geIiefer,,ng Der 5tdote
nit @artoffelnimmer i6miertger. Ils
grgebnis aIles oeiien 1tno beIonoers
aud oes gerIuites GROCER gebiete, Die
in 6en berganeenen Sabren aur Sc.
bensmittelneriorgung bes oeltti6en
BoIfes tpeitseben6 beieetraeen batten,
iit 9eutfdlan6 iest bon elmer ernit-
li6en Sungersnot NIT alien ibren
Solgeerideinuneen be6robt -SSnflu-
en5a, Eppbus, iotpie einem Intpa6ien
Der Rinoeriterblidfeit, Euberfuloie BE-
ionbers unter Der Sugen6> &rebs u.
q. M.
,Die Slii6tlinee aus Dem &niegs-
gebiet i'm 8eite nbefinoen ii9 in einem
beionoers elen6en 3uitan6, 11no Der
plobli6e uno friibe @inbrud falter
8itterung bat iie beionbers bart ee-
troffen, oa ite ni6t Elm Stiif 8inter-
tlei6ung baben. Mus bieiem @runbe
lit ioeben erneut cine groBartige
Sommlung bon 8intertleioern be-
gonnen tporoen. Der idle6te @eIuno>
beits5uitano oieier Slii6tlinse bat bic
&ei6sbeboroen in ipe5ieae 8eiorgnis
DerieBt."
,,@ilenbotper TT erflart, oaB bonn
miIitdrii6en @eiidtspuntte aus Der
Srieg fir DeutIdlano ltnnlos getpor>
ben lit. Das lit Die nii6ternite un0
iad1i6ite 5eltltellung, Die man MAIDEN
fann'', i6reibt Die i61pei3erii6e
uGburgauer 3eitung'. ,llno 5tpar
brou6en mir uns ni6t tpeiter na6
oen @riinben um3uleben, tparum es
fir Deuti6lano itnnlos geporoen 1T,
oen &rieg fort5ufiibren. Ser &riegs-
potential Der 9uiierten lit offenlt6t~
lid 10 groB uno mad1t nod peiter>
bin 10 rapioe, baB fem Menl6 nit
flaren 5innen 5u elmer an6eren
S6luBforgerung fommen f0nnte, aIs
Der, Ser General giienbotper &usorud
gegeben bat. Oeutl6lano fann ben
Rrieg ntemals getpinnen, utto es fann
au6 feline bouiee 0ieoerIoge ni9t ber-
meioen.
~9ie Sortfiibrung oes &rieges
fann oielmebr 5u nidts an6erem ols
nod groBerem @leno fir OeutI9Ianb
ielblt fiibren. 0eutl6e StGote, SGu-
fer, 5abnifen uno Menl6enleben tper-
BEN nur nod mebr Der 3eritorung
ausgeiebt iein, un6 bic 8orausleeun>
gen fir oen 8ieoeraufbau Der oeut-
i6en 8irti6aft un6 zines geiun6en
io5ialen 2ebens tper6en mebr uno
mebr peri6tpinoen 8enn man oiele
Nuslt6ten fitr Deuti6lanos 3ufrnft
81 Ser bloBen mathematician 8ereds
nlng Der militdrii6en neberlegeubett
Ser sluiierten bin5u aooiert, lit Der
&rieg fir Deutiblano nidt nur bonn
Stanopunft Ser rein militGriI9en
Abldabung Ser Siegesm0gli6feiten
unnogli6 gepor6en, ionOern audi
pcn oem @elt6tspunft, oen ieoer tpirf>
li6e Staatsmann bertreten 11iiBte, ser
it6 ieiner Serantlportung gegeniiber
Dem 8obl ieines Golfes betpuBt lit.
Gin berlangerter @ioerI Itano fann
Dem nii6ternen Beritano ndn1li6 nur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
Nad5eus 11ntergattg etn
Sbutbol ,ta5tfti6er
Gnlturloitgfett

Dtloe, fnr4tbdre Irte9sfurte 19ont
tpeoer reIigi0ie altertiimer, nod
8unit, nod Neni6enleben. Ridts
fann bic 9espero6opolitit Ser gta5i
in Elm erelleres 2i6t riiden, fdreibt
Die R. q. 5toats3eitung, als Die Sat.
la9e, oaB fte falten &eraens uno un-
befiimmert Die ebrtpiirotee alte &ai'
icritaot aader, oeren Infdnge in bic
St0mer5eit auriidrei6en, in S9utt
uno aide legen lieB. Ser tragii9e I'm
tergane Der Stoot, bic fir ale 3eiten
NIT Dem Namen &ailer 4orls oes
8roBen oerbunoen mar, lit tpobl Der
eridiitternoite 8etpeis oafiir, oaB ben
Na5is bic grba1tung foltbarer &ul.
t1r- uno @eididtsnerte, Die iie 10 oft
i'm Munoe fiibrten nidt 6as @erineite
beoeutet uno iie iie gleidgiiltig bin-
opfern.
+ 8enige 6eutl6e @roBita6te tonnen
auf cine 10 oenftpiiroige @el9idte gu
riidbliden, tpie Ia6en, Die pe1tlidite
@roBita6t 6es 0eutl6en 0feides, nur
flint &ilometer bon Der belgiI6en uno
bolldnoiiden @ren5e. 59on Die 9f0-
mer entoedten Die @eiltraft Der No9e>
ner Quel1en uno 1egten oort 1tnter
Dem Namen Iquisgranlm Elm Mili.
tdrbao an. glber erit &arl ser @roBe
ibuf BEN @lan5 un0 &1bm &o6ens
in Der mittelolterli6en @briitenbeit.
Ioden tp1r6e iein 2ieblingsiit.
Sier ftono feline &aiierpfal5 uno feline
Bfal5fapeQe - oas Sftogon I'M iebi-
gen WtinIter -, uno bier ragte biz
in nniere Gage binein fem 4ailer-
ftubl, auf ben it6 IelbIt Napoleon aus
@brfurdt nidt gu leben tpagte. 8on
bier aus regierte Der 4atIer 6as 6ron-
tenreid, bier beriammelte er feline
tueltli6en un0 geiitliden @r0Ben.
Sier erfreute er ii9 Ser beiBen 8G.
Der, uno bier in &a9en paro er
beitattet.
Bon ben 3eiten @orls oes @roBen
an biz gum Sabre 1881 mar oann
Iaben oas gan5e Mittelalter bin=
our9 Der &ronungsort ser oeut I6en
&aiier uno &0nige. 80 6eutl9e &aiier
ituno Ronige iin0 i'm Ma6ener Miin=
iter getront tporoen. 9lud tpi9tige
&eidstage uno fir6li6e Spno6en
tpuroen bier abgebalten. Damn purbe
aa6en Sreie 9fei6sita6t un6 blieb
es big 1894, oo6 NIT Ser Berlegung
Der &ronungen na6 Sranffurt a. so.
erlebte es einen 9fidgang, Der er1t
i'm IS. un0 49, Sabrbun6ert 6ur9
einen neuen slufl6pung abgel0it
tpuroe.
Ser eroBe 8ron0 bon 1866 bate
bon Ia6ens biitoriiden 8ouiperfen
bieles berni6tet. Nber mas in unIere
3eit biniibergerettet tpruoe - uno
nun tpabrldeinlt6 I'M 6euer amerifa=
nilfer Irtillerie our @itlers @abn-
mib bernibtet poroen lit - mar nod
genug, nm oie groBartige 8ergangen>
belt Ia6ens 5lt berbeutli6en.
9ie alien Geitungstore, tpie oas
Bonttor un0 bas MarI6iertor, tparen
iebr mobl arf oeutl9em 8ooen oie
i6oniten 8eiipiele mittelalterIiher
8ebrbauten, 9as Mniiiter> elm rei6er
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-31
WORLD WAR Il
A YEAR AGO
AUG. I, le43

Allied hFeaAeast earns Italy
thag CIV attacks VIII eenlinue wEls
less peace " INSIDE lmmedistsiE
SlFlisip and Russia tein he
uRlia9 states IN officially Retlfy.
lng neNiFai naliens that any
AFViBm gFanted MHsseiinl ~ anv
other waE egimlnal viii ~ fFewRs
- HpoR Nv ne UHlls6 hsllsns,
In Shelly, ne nEltish Elglih
AgmF BATTLES Asis pealIlens
aroHHd CslsHlsi q, s, lEaeps esp.
lwFe three llnV islsRas 90 Ne
west eeasL
Rssnisn Army presses slsssE 70
OFel.
FEenGh Cefmmltiee e Malienal
Liberation appei1ls Gen, Heart
lIonaFe 0iFa.A Cenlman1eF IN
Chief 81 nli feFeas and Gen,
Charles ae 0aulle Permanent
ClaiFman e. NE Censmiliee q
Nnfiaaal Defaaee,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINT
acknowledgements made and tinted
Expert work and quick service
Films for sale when available.
Bring your films to US for quick
service. HENDERSON BOOK co.
Established 1884. 3l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

Below are the correct answers to
the quiz questions printed on page g..
|. True.
2. Joseph Kessel.
3. True.
/. Malaria.
). White.
g.. BY Act of Congress.
Z. Hydrogen plus oxygen equals
water.
8. Boulder Dam G26 feet high.
9. Ulysses.
10. Secretary of Commerce.
The pyramids Of Egypt stretch for
90 miles along the west bank Of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

LOST THURSDAY AFTERNOON
in vicinity Of Stevenson Theatre,
black leather billfold with initials
VI. H. D., containing gasoline COW
ponS and small amount of cash.
Finder may keep cash but please
Tetunn coupons and billfold to
Vance Trucking Company, ll-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12
LUMBER CAN BE BOUGHT

10 .Vf71-f1 VN-V f5T D0 VV11 I
on priorities for maintenance
and repairs. All other build
ing materials can be bought
without priOritieS. Call 30
and we will furnish all other
information. Vance Coal and
Lumber Company. 1l-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

STRAYED TO MY HOME-BLACK
and white bird dog, Owner may
get same by paying for ad and up
keep. Mrs. Ed Smith, Kittrell, N.
{. l2-lti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

LET AFFORDS DO IOUh mn Il.
ing and supply your need III
flee supplies, furniture anu .aa,iy
ment. Also picture framing r,na.,
done. We appreciate your ous
and guarantee satisfaction, All o,a
Pig. & Office Supply co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

DANIEL GREEN OUTDOOR
ab!eS still available in almost
all sizes. New shipment.
Webb'S Henderson Shoe Store
1O-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

ALL ~UNRATIONEp 20 -
shoes reduced for immeul's'
clearance. All colors, an S.4'~
Webb's Henderson Shoe SloIG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

ONEh u.s.
years old as Ca~rrlef-oaIh,
men. Those employed mus i WI
able to post S1o.oo nav
Good routes with good 1 pc,
for the right boys. A nail,
Circulation Manager ~"
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12

FOR SALE-ONE BEGI9lh"'htig Mn
euernse COW. Papers 20 Et-
her. W. A.. Kittrell, Ro-'e ',o-Sr.
rell. N. c. Bobbitt Road. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-12


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Softbd|I Entries
Close Tonight

With the entry closing time a
few hours away there now are
70 softball teams entered in The
Detroit Times sponsored Metro
poltan championships that Start
at Mack Park and city recreation
fields Monday.
The tourney will determine
what major clubs will 90 TO Cleve-
land Sept. 2, 3 and 4 for the re-
gional championships and Wayne
County titles in Class A and
junior divisions.
Briggs All-Stars of the Munich
pal League is the 18th team to
sign up in major ranks. Two Class
A women's clubs now are in the
fold.
The final closing time for en-
tries is midnight tonight. Teams
desiring 10 compete can fill in the
blank printed in today's Detroit
Times or one 10 be obtained at
the Elmwood Recreation. The
entry fees are $40 for ma eFs, So
for Class A and juniors 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Phi||y Strike
Prevents Game

The Athletics split a double bill
al Chicago yesterday, winning the
first game 9 TO 3 with a seven-run
rally in the ninth inning and drop
ping the second. z TO 3.
Luman Harris pitched his ninth
victory for the AS in the opener.
which was pitching battle until
the last inning explosion. Hal
TroSky hi a homer 10 account for
two Of the White Sox runs.
Johnny HUMPHREYS. with some re-
lief help from Gordon Maltzber-
ger. won he second game, al
though The As made II hits.
Chicago al Philadelphia in the
National League was postponed
because OF he transportation
strike and there were no other
games scheduled.
The Cardinals picked up an
other half game al Pittsburgh last
night. defeating the Pirates, TO
4 on Max Eanier'S five-hit pitch
ing Job. The Pirates made all their
runs in me third when they made
two hits court for four tallies.
ST LOUIS, tapping three Pirate
py>chers for II hits. gave starter
Truett CRipl Sewell his ninth
beating AZ the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

lnterlake eight-meter champion
thip three years ago with Sham
took, which he recently sold TO
Bob Kerr and Eddie Wunsch.
With Crates sailing Intrepid,
The ILYA feet is certain 10 num-
Der eight Of the big sloopS. Sham
socks new owners will have their
ship in the racing. Others going
are Milt Cross Venture, Tom
Petzold'S Thisbe, Charley Becks
Conwego. BUd Doyle's Bangalore
and George Gonyeau's Armida.
Four of the Fights. Thisbe, Con-
-wege, AwashonkS and Venture.
will be sailing in their first ILYA
races.
All are going in the Deep Water
race except Venture and Thisbe
Joe Snay, member OF Thisbe's
afterguard,T is keeping Thisbe out
of the night trip with the surpriS-
ing statement that he thinks il is
a dangerous course. He has won
the race six or eight times in the
j years II has been held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

DETROIT
Weather clear: track. fast
Post. 80 .. m
Fourth Rsce-Dodo's Girl
Eighth Rsce-Easy JACK
ARLINGTON PARK
Weather. clear, track, fast.
Post. 3 m.
Fitst Race Maihigh Helen Agnes,
Tn. Epizsr Free style.
Second Race Campi0n Hal. Vaidina
Alden, Ever Flying. Playante, Cchor-
tstion. Black Marx
Fourth RAce--Tee Beau. LADY Ell,
oiidor. Powdered MIX. No Other
Fiuh Race sicot Vsldlna Aid.
Seventh Race Topic.
ROCKINGHAM
Weather. cloudy track. fast.
Post. $50 m
First Rsce-Eternsl Peace, Flaming
High.
sixth Rare-stsr whi1 str KID.
Eighth Rsce-PoupOus Fox.
SARATOGA
Weather cloudy track. sloppy.
Post 1913 3 m
FIRST Race Bay Magic Flying High.
u II. Rocky csrse. Share croppeT,
Palace Guard.
Third Race Similar
Fourth Race Shipms'e. Dsrbv Dru-
eele County Cork. Miami Springs.
Hsutmond
nth Race Kimberly. Johnsport
seventh Race-Flying Easy, Sun Cap,
zscs Gray.
Eighth RAce-OnenbAoh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Dodds 10 Visit State
On Tour Of Camps

BOSTON, Aug. 3 GNSl-Gil
DoddS, outstanding Amcrica n
miller, today prepared to resume a
national tour Of service camps
following A minor glaHdHlaF OPP
Grafton. Tho trip viii take him
first to Pennsylvania, then Michi-
gan, Montana and the far West
The surgery, which involved re-
mnNaLo Of = gland in Dndd,S- neck
was performed at SymmeS Hos
pital in Arlington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Didrikson, Wilson
Gel Best-BaII 63

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Aug. 3
(UP)-Byro Nelson, a top money
golfer. and amateur Babe Didrik-
son Zaharias. were favored today
TO win the $1,000 Beverly Hills
Open tournament, starting tomor-
row, on the basis of their victory
in yesterdays $500 18-hole tuneup.
Nelson md Mrs. Zaharias
posted a best-ball score of 60.