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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
Gin Mint Waitinetctts
iir 2lreenfittien

rifantlden 0ingen fiir rns feline bar
teipolitiid)en ober Gbnlihen Differ
en5en gibt intS Die argentiniibe set.
tion" Ser faidiItiiden ssnternationale
| it'd feline Soffnungen auf einegrihiit.
terung ltnierer Yanamerifa-Eolitif
ourh oas Grgebnis Ser beuoriteben-
Den Eralibenten. nnb &ongrebfpahlen
5u MAIDEN braltdbt. Gs nlub nGmlid)
aufs frdftigIte nnterltricben iueroen,
Dob geraoe tber in ssrage fommenoe
ltnterallsibuB oes Marinefonitees in
leiner Wtebrbeit feines,pees aus 9lb-
miniitrations -9lnbdngern beltebt. Sn
oieler ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fat man
es bielmebr nit Sen hanlofrotild)en
nno republifanilhen 8eiesgebern 81
tl1n, bie i'm letter Sabre cine 3,0O0-
Meilen-5pur our Snlpisierung llnie.
rer ril1eitiibpunfte in ben perihies
0enen Seilen ser Heuen @elt inter
nabmen llno oeren tritiihe Ginitel.
lung 81 unierer eigenen Mominiitra.
tion befannt lit.
Die Hegierlna 6arreI bat iih in
cine Sahgniie beseben. Iie biesidb.
rige Sanllar-aprferen5 Der AuBen
minilter unierer &emilpbGre in yiio
De Saneiro bat bns ltebereinfomnlen
ge5eitigt in naber 3ufunft cine aber.
malige GnnlDlnrprifa sGonferen5 5itr
SoIung brangenher g2ndfriegsprob-
leme ein5iberiifen. Sb es MN 5u ei.
nem panamcrifaniIden Seeriiit,ng5.
uEool" fommt ooer nibt, Die ameri
tan!ld)cn 9lbnadlngen gum ShiIb
ser hemilpbGriiten SiGcrbeit, ,mo
militariltiiGe 0iftntlren bonn SGla-
&c Der argentiniihen ,Sberitenregie.
rrng" iinO NIT Ser Yolitif panameri.
faniIber Solibaritit linpereinbar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
Neneiter bentidler @it.

SfsDeoiihe 3eitungen per0fient
Iiden, tpie Dem Office af.@ar Snfor
nation gemeloet miro, oen folgenber
neueiten politiifen @is aus Geutih-
lamb. Grage: @er lit Der eemeinitt
Menih in gan5 DeutIdlano?r Mnt
mort: .@oebbels. gr erfl6rt n6mlid
itdnoig, bob er ben Sieg in Der 9aids
babe, er bat iib nod ME bereit ee'
funoen, i'm aud NAL beraus8unebmer
uno iemanoen ieben su Iaiien.."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
Tovsehzentren i'm Reich
vnPopuloer
tMsldons der Office Of War ,cfo,mo,;,,,

"Hs,dcns der Office Of War Info,mo,;or)
Walblngton. Gin in elmer
Deltoeutlten 3eitung erid,einenoer
Ser'ht baitatigt Meloungen, Sic
ol'9 bereits aus Ger Breiie an0erer
Selle oes &eides ser Office OF $50,
Nnfornlatlon porliesen, unb oeneu
5nfolse Die aui @runo oes aarten.
lhangels neu einserihteten 1auid).
5entren bel oen oeutiden Sausfrau.
en- uno Der 8epolferung i'm aQae.
melnen oenfbar unpopular iino.
-Ste Cortmunber @arenbduier BON
Yalb uno aortum baben lid, ent.
'dlollen tiinitig aud eebrauhte 9e-
rflliparen auf5ufaufen, insbeionoere
Wdnner-. 6rauen- uno ainberflei.
Dung, beibt es in Dem Beriht, ser
conn neiter mabnt: .VieIe 2eute
baben gepib in ibren &leioerIdrdn
ten alte aleiounssitiide bGngen, 6is
lle tllht mebr brauf)en, oie aber an.
reren 'ebr gelegen fomnren tuiirben
Vlele Seute mollen feline iolden
Tauihgeiddite MAIDEN, ober iie ioa-
ten lid Oas bod nod einmal iiber,
legen. IS banoelt iid nur oarum,
oaB man gu Dem 9auihaentrum
anb Wertrauen bot, oenn menn oie
Vebolterung 4oieies Nertrnuen aui-
brinsen tam, per6en Ole 3neer aud
grocer per6en, uno ie0er 9auih.
tpunih fann oann pieI leidter BE.
.frie6igt fperoen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
2mein 46.

Sic ndtite regelmdBige @erinmm
lung iinoet am 8. SUM ltatt. IaG
Sflpeitern iino erluft sablrei6 81 er
ifeinen, oa in oieier Serlammlunl
audi ser 9erift ser Oelegatin DO!
Der &onpention abgegeben miro. Mud
lperoen ipihtiee 8eifGfte sur gera
tilng fommen.
Sm &omitee fir aaifee uno &,lhel
nah Der SerIammlung 81 ierpiere,
iino oie iplgenoen Sh:peitern: Sart
Heii, Cara Heinbt, Sobanna Sallmel
Cara Salmen, Cites ct.
9lnna Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
6efaf,ecttef,,2 2l,astauib
8riteft eceeit Dcatjebe

8urban, SiiosMfrifa. ueber 15OC
in Siio- unb Siiorpeitafrita internier.
te Oeutihe 3ipiliiten tperoen in 81Iot
NIT Ser gleihen Mn5abl briiliher 81.
pilperionen. sic in Ieutidluno inter.
niert iino, aussetauid,t meroen. Ier
lfspeoiide Oampferv Irottnlnebolm
miro Die eriten 900 i'm nGbiten Mo.
nat BON Yort Glisabetb nah 9isbon
iiberfiibrcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
9untes ol!lerlei

Mabio Gitp Muiic Sail in Nelu
Oorf Gitp lit bas sroBte aeiGlciienc
lbeater ser Welt.
Die dlteite Naoioitaticn ser @elt
lit aIaM in Eittsbiirsb. sSu.
&bobe SSslanS mar ser er;te Staat
Ser llnion, ser ieinen eisenen Suit.
bafen baute.
Had slnsabe ser ulntco statcs
Wfaritime Gommiiiiou bstrGst sic
ausenblidli6e StGrfe .unierer ,San.
bels,narine l25,00O Mnnn, elm,
iflieBlih Sifi3iere uno Seeleute an
SanO uno auf ser See.
Gie gr0bte 3uid)auernsng,. sic je.
mails einem @aiebaQipiel in Sem
Sportsmans Yarf bon St. 9ouis bel.
lpobnte, puroe am Sonntcg, Sen IL
Sull 1881 ge5Gblt, oils iitb $1,000
Meniden eingefunben batten, I'm
oem 8ettfampf 5miiben oan Ct
Souis Cardinals uno Sen Gbicago
Clubs bei5urobnen.
sSn fait allen groBeren StGbten
nit Musnabme bon Nerp gorf TIM
Glepelano. iperoen iosenannts
v5ofens" an Steae bon ssabrgelo aul
StraBenbabnen benubt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
|11aetpriif,.,1e Hes $sk,alc.
iprm4s eeoett Kaftse
tpmrSe aiteeorNnet

@a'bington. Das Sberbunoesse.
riGt erfldrte iih bereit, Sen Sdulo,
iprud gegen ben 2anoesfiibrer beS
Mmerifaoeutiben 8olfsbunoes, Ser,
.barb @ilbelm &un3e, uno % anbert
geamte Ser Organization nad3uprii,
fen. Sic iparen i'm SEEM Uorfer 8un.
oesgeriht ,pesen @ioeritano geseu
oas @ebrpflicbteeies gu lie 8 Sabrer
3uftbaus perurteilt tporocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
2lnlcikcn fiir
Sic pripatit,Nitriei,

@a'binaton. 'Senutor @asner, g.,
Seem Dorf, umterbreitete i'm Senai
einen Gorihlag, ser es Sen 9unoes,
banfen geitatten iou, Bribatinouitrien
BEL ibrer ltmlteIlung bon ser ariegs,
auf bie ssrieoensprobnftion hebiIflid
5lt fem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
0asis kalten eranfcn
karHinal int 3nhttaas

Barcelona, Spanien. Sier einae-
troffene Welomlgen oerlauten, baf
&aroinal 9luguit !SlonS, ser fatbo-
li'de Erimat Holg1s, i'm 5resnetp,
3udtbaus, nabe 9aris, i6lper er-
franft lit. slae 8emiibungen tpurocn
abgelebnt, ben &aroinaI sur Soipita
liiierune frei5ulaiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25

etnb Sie unb Sbre anaebSrtAen
vettslteb TIM 2rantcnneretn unb
Central Wertanb? Wenn ntGt, tett
IT bte Sett beisxtreten. Nm senauere
Snfprmatipn rufen Sie ben Gsfal.
tertrefer an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
Sunterns.0emein6e.

Sorntas, oen %. Wai, anidllieBenS
an ben @ottesoienit, finoet einc al.
Bergepobnlihe @emeinoe.0 .0eriamrl-
lung itatt. slmfang ser Sonatags.
i6ule um 2 llbr, oes Sauptgottes'
oienites nm 2::30 llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
N,aS 0arY, Jf,ciarta

gefanntmadnng bes 1ramen @ereins
Der Sonterns 0emcin6e.
Iuen Shmeitern miro hierlnit be.
fannt gemaht, oab Elm ,&ummage
Sale" am 2. sunni i'm Stetpart Saus,
1900 Moams 'Strabe, aogebalten
miro. slae Sdpeitern iino gebeten ib.
re aIten Sacben I'm Die unteren N1,me
Ser Stride gu brinsen.
Warie q. 8inSer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25

freie Suit uno genieBt oie 8ottes.
Nat,,r. 2abt nus ale morgens 10 llbr
erifeinen uno unier Mittaeeilen i'm
5reien eiien.
Sobn Smilep, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
S1ebenbnreiid, .2lmerifanifhes DoIfsblatt

ipreden. Daber auf gum 8idnidplat,
belft uns bieien Gag ,5u eiuem eenub-
reihen su MAIDEN.
80. Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
: = Gall Bladder .
Sufferers Told 10 Avoid
CONSTIPATION

H0Uy - UUO9U0 ~ O8GS0oU 0oSo
oeSero oseakfnst tss 5 Days
In glass Of hot water put one tea
spoonful Of Kruschen Salts and drink
about half an hour before breakfast.
10 to 20 minutes later follow with
your usual breakfast cup Of hot col1eo
or tea. Usually within an hour you
get prompt and elective relief and
should begin to feel bright and re-
1reshed again. BE sure to follow the
simple easy directions.
Nov keep this up foe 3 straight
dayu-just eco Il you too don't dis
cover why thousands have found hot
water end KruGchen 6alts - bene-
0cial IN relieving that dull" con-
sttpatsd '.out-o3-softs" headAchy feel
ing. Oct Kr,aechsn oAlts today-all
drug stores. = -
Over 246 million bottles sofa IN the
past 100 yeavs-it must ~ COED.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
Ams alliance, Okie
3meig 8.

M1en Mitglieoern biene CUR gefali,
gen Nafrif)t, bab Die
Saaenmartitelle
IN ndh1ter 3eit fret miro
9ae Mitglieoer, Sie iif fir bieien
Soften intereiiieren, moeen ibre 81
ferten ai Den SefretGr Silius goertb
848 Soutb Mrh slpe., Mnianee, S.bip
fbifen. I'm ndbere glusfunft tpenoe
man itb an sic 8eamten bes 3peig 5
sSsllilis gbertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25

- Bitte leien sic. Die Mn3eigen
unb unte,itiiten Sic 6ieie @efhdftej !
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25
&arpatbeu 8eiansDcrein.

Mnen Mitsliebern oiene 5ur gefal
Iigen Tahriht, oaB Die monatliht
8eriammlllne am 27. lfai, 8 ltbl
nbenos. i'm. Satienbeim itattiinSet
ellie Mitslieoer iinh gebeten piinftlid
gu eriheinen. Nad ser Seriammlun1
folgt llnterbalhmg. Sir einen leidter
ssr1biB iorgt bas &omitee.
serner miro alimerfiam aernaft,
bab uniere nGhite &artenpartie, Dosll
ane Sreunoe eiuselaoen limo, anl
MittIpod, ben 81. Wtai, ltattfinoet
Sir ben 2rmh uno Siifpreiie iorgi
bas aomitee beitebeno aus Sdngerin.
men Wargaret Smilep urb Waria
8edert. geionoers peroen alle Wtit.
alieoer oaraui aufmerfiam gemaht,
Dab Die Mai=&artenpartie oie lette lit
bis gum September 1914. 60 bite
ale Sreunbe niht su pecgeilan un'erer
Mai- -4artenpartie bei5lnpobnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25

- aub sic 2eiietreter nebmen
pielfa1 su ben Snntiprefen 3ufludjr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25

Ine Sdnger unb Suneerinnen
uno pdiiioen Witalieoer meroen be.
natrihtigt, bnB unier erites
Yidnid
um Sonntas, oen II. Sum-, ltattfln'
oct uno stpar uuf Sopfers Sarm, mo-
fein Witglieo feblen iolte.
sSreies 9ier miro ierpiert. Is iollte
fein Wfitglieo feblen, oamit mir ieoen
9ropfen genieBen fDnnen. gitte padt
cure &0rbe unD fommt beraus in Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-25

Glen Mitslieoern oiene our gefdli,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
TREETS SELECTED
 IN SALVAGE DRIVE
Bunker Hill District to Be Canvassed By Two
 Groups Tomorrow

The Mems League of Bunker Hill Congregational church and Boy Scout troop Ii will canvass the fol- lowing streets tomorrow afternoon for old newspaper and magazines:
 Adelaide avenue, Ainity street; Aurora street; Belmont street, Bum ker Hill avenue, Buell street, Brier street, Circuit avenue, Clefnatis ave- nue, Coolidge street, Clough road, Clyde street, Coniston avenue, Cor ona drive, Delaware avenue, Eastern avenue, Edwin street, Elmhurst ave- nue, East Aurora street, Evergreen street, Madeline avenue, Media ave- nue, Maynard avenue, Morninsside avenue, ,G <
 Marion avenue, Mooreland ave- nue, Montgomery street, Mt. Vernon avenue, Mountain Park avenue, Myrtle avenue, Newton terrace, Nathan court, Nathan street, Oak wood avenue, Oakville avenue, Oak dale avenue, Over street, Pequot street, Pierpont street, Rockwell avenue, Ray street, Revere street, Revere street extension, Ferndale avenue, Farnham avenue, Garren street,
 Glendale drive, Gertrude avenue, Gear street, Gaylord drive, Grand view avenue, Hale street, Hunting don avenue, Herschel avenue, How land sreet, Huntingdon place. Irving ton avenue, Lowell avenue, Lee street, Martone street, Maplewood street, Mildred avenue, Rosette street, Superior avenue. Sunset ave- nue, Smith avenue. Sudbury street, Steuben street, Springdale avenue,
 Tompkins street, Fremont street, Theroux avenue, Valentine street. Whittier avenue, White road, Will lowdale avenue, Windsor street, Wayland avenue, Woodruff street, Woodside avenue, Westwood avenue, Watertown avenue, Winthrop ter- race, Wolff street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Walter WiHlcheu
 To Neze, YOYk

of the phone directory--it Is twice as Interestingly
 Mark Ethrldge, the Louisville newspaperman, and his wife recent ly had Vice President Wallace Rs their house guest Mrs. Ethridge recruited the entire family to help dust off things, wash every win dow, erase table and chair stains, etc, Everybody was busy with a rag of some sort After two days of housekeeping, Mrs. Eth ridge cautioned the children: Re member now, Mir. wallace is Q very simple man."
 well, If he is," groaned the tiniest of the Ethridges, then all l can say Is that we've done Q lotta un- necessary workl"
 When Roosevelt and NHmitH got to Honolulu Governor Richardson decided to have Q parade with the dignitaries as the twin attraction He needed a passenger car for the offlcial party 70. The only such car on the island was owned by a famous Madam, and Richardson could not stoop to bor- row the machine.
 And so, goes the story, an of- flcial order was issued for fund from the TreaSury--to purchase itl
 It happened in the stork Club Two handsome young Army lieutenants walked in and tahle-for- two'd across the way from where Major was seated with 'a charm. ing young thing ., The wolves de- cided to tEy and meet her--hut howp They scrubbed note to the Major, hoping he would be flat tered by it-and send for them t. The note read: We wish, sir. you would settle something for us. We are seated across the way. My friend says you impress him as being 0 lawyer in civilian life. say you have the manner and poise of dig nified doctor" .,..
 The Major enjoyed the flattery Tor Q moment put otter noVlnB tneN handsome features and youth, sent back this message: T was neither a doctor nor Q lawyer as 6 civilian. As 0 matter of fact, I was taxi. dermist and I fully intend to pre-. serve this pigeon for myselfl"
 The President was visited by one of his trusted colleagues, who told him of the current criticisms Of his severest critics and fair-weather friends. And" added the caller, your biggest attacks are coming from bankers who have proSpered since l9SS."
 "Yes, I know" sighed the Presi- dent, "the patient is now well enough to throw his crutches at the doctor"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

which elAElly tlie lihlilatlona ph the ehafnlnn os slssuuFlty deposlla" by landiords WalN Anheafnoed teddy b2 connecticut Rent Executive James Thomas eulllyAn. .s
 While the amendments represent little actual change ita the adlnin- lstrAtlon of rent rogAlatlolAa hero, M, MoIoufg said, th6g tp apell out provlsIona which have hitherto hoon applltd largely hy illeerpretatlon. | Iii aadltlon to itS regular meen- ing, the term security deposit" ill- cledaS snv p,o.aayment otrent in N,SeaSs of one inNatA, in advance, tho rent executive stated.
 under the amendments, landlords who can askahllah need of Q d0- poslt for such objects co keys and loo trays may petition the area rent director for permission to require suoh Q deposit, but in no case will tho amount exceed NiO, the admin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
AS LONG AS A YEAR TO PAY!
BEDROOM OUTFIT

Here's . complete beauti- fui modern bedroom out. fit, In popular waterfall front styled rich walnut. Be sure Co sec these lO- pieces complete.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

lslrator explained.
 Wlals latest action hps been taken Co pt6vont uee oi security denoalls cd a means Of evat rent control, no added, citing ifatekces where eA few iandlofdS have qalfe us much as four to slx monthn rent in ad- vance la s,a.sl
 In the opinion of 0pA, pFopay- monls As larae aA this ilnpoe an unwafrAnted h1rden on the lenAnt and, tnder tha egNlatlcnG must now Do returned to the dopusltor.
 rho amendments provide. how. ever, that Aeourlty deposits which were required by the rental agree ments on tho naxlfipn rent date os April, ioti, may stand. N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
WORLD WAR lE
 xEAN AGO . SEPT. {, tess
nY YlHlfHD D RnR9a

xtaRs NNndskN umos asns asIgl all ho if|sles between xealy ana A Unit alIla hals uxia- insacn WaA naRn6A ntpts 1l awprevs ea hy Q. n., nFltaln end HiAs
 AlIlea troopm lama lm NaRieal the AineEioan 5th Army @ roDeEe- a amomg tha Invading foEoes.
 Km FadiU uEcg laemt noassvoIt aeclakea tliAA tho eug~ Fender iR Q greet viot6gy Scr tle xtallnn people as wsn ae the Unitef NAtaons.
 an aFoopa capture stallllo 2 ana clear Germans 0aA oe tAa Domets maslm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
|OP CL ARIFIES N
 1. DEPOSIT RULING
Limitation Placed on So. Called Security Phase of
 Rent Regulations

Limitations on the charging of security deposits" have been elaEi. fled in amendments Co oPA rent regulations, according to an on. nouncOment by George McDuff, V sareury area rent admlnistrA- tor.
 Amendments to rent regulations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

Sweden is to have Q research laboratory Co study bricks and hglck making, end also % eenduee re- search In general building stsOh4 niQue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

ranapaian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-30
Noire Dame vs.. GIL
Closes Midwest Lid
Ciosh for Fourth
Time Since 1918

CHICAGO, Nov. 80 - CP) -
NOtre Dame and Great Lakes
will close the lid on midWeStern
football Saturday at South Bend
when the teams clash for the
fourth time since they played to
a IT tie in 1918. Last year.
spectacular thriller went to the
TarS by virtue Of a 46-yard
touchdown pass in the last 40
seconds of the game.
In 1913 on bitter cold day at
Great Lakes the Irish, victorious
IN nine straight games and need
ing a triumph to clinch national
honorS, were out in front, l4-l2
as the clock swung into the final
minute. They had just gone 80
tough, frozen yards to take the
lead.
Notre Dame then kicked off
out Of bounds. The BluejacketS
sent Steve Lach, former Duke
star who was hobbling on an in
jured leg, into the lineup. On
first down he passed to end Cecil
PlrkeY, who was doWned about
midflcld. Then came Lach's
spectacular payoff pitch to Quar-
terback Paul Anderson, who
took the ball on the 20 yard
stripe and raced over the goal
line.
That was the ball game ana
one Of the seasons greatest grid
upSCtS.
Yesterday 1t. Gg) Paul f.
Brown, coach Of the Sailors, who
has secuted the Irish this sea-
son, said: Our big job is to stop
those SpcedStcr, Kelly and Brcn-
nan, and at the same time try 20
get past them. All season long
we have been handicapped by
lack Of a fast, brcak-aWay run
ner.'
Brown said the Blucjackcts.
who have won nine games, tied
Illinois and lost to Ohio State,
have been really bearing down
for the Irish. They have been
drilling all week on pass de-
Tense and are in excellent physi-
cal shape. except for guard Jesse
Hahn and h | + b c. Chuck
Avery. However, both are ex-
pected to start Saturday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-30
WIlOOSIl!
SPEED JEFFERY SAYS 100,
YARD DASH WILL BE
MADE IN 9 SECONDS

FORT PIERCE, Fla, Nov. 80
-lP) - The l00-yard dash in
nine seconds flat - considered
an lmpoSslbility few years
baCk-Will be achieved after the
war by some Well-trained young
stcr with lightning in his legs,
says 1t. Gg) Clyde Jeffrey, him
self one Of the worlds fastest
runners.
"B I ter coaching, technical
advances and improved methods
Of training will make the nine
second mark possible the Kan
san declared.
Il wouldn't be surprised if the
100 yards hasn't already been
run in that time. However, to be
official everything has to be per
feet and there must not even be
a wind stirring"
In 1910, Jeffrey sped 100
yards in the official time Of "a
seconds, tieing the worlds rec
ord held jointly by Jesse Owens
and Frank Wykotf. His mark
still awaits consideration by the
international Athletic Fedora
Hon, inactive because of the war,
but it is expected TO be accord
cd official recognition when the
international Solons meet again.
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AP Selects
Service Team
Greet Lakes Tops
lowe in Selections

CHICAGO, Nov. 30 up -
Great Lakes BlueiacketS, beat
en- only by Ohio State and clos
ing a l2game season Saturday
against NOtre Dame, edged once
defeated Iowa pre-flight, five
berths to four, on the 1914 Mid
western all-Scrvice team select
ed today by the Associated
Press.
The BIuejackets and Sea-
hawks were head and shoulders
above the few service clubs in
this section which also included
Bunker Hill QndD Naval Air
Station, Ottumwa Ga.) Naval
Training Station, Lincoln (Neb. J
Army Air Field and Camp Ellis.
Ill. Bunker Hill and Lincoln Air
Field each placed one player on
the first team, while Ottumwa
and Camp Ellis won berth
apiece on the second Eleven.
The first team backfield had
two Great Lakes performers,
quarterback Jim Yeuel who
previously won three letters at
Iowa, and Fullback Jim Mello,
former Notre Dame player. y
also included Halfback Nal Kut-
rer, Of Bunker Hill and former
Texas star who placed at end
on the l94l all-America team.
a starter at pre-flight most OF
the season.
At the ends were George
Young, Great Lakes brilliant
all-arOund performer. and Leon
ard Schultz of Lincoln air field.
a little All-America end at Cen
ire College in 1910. Tackle posts
went TO Vic Schleich, ex-Nc-
braSka star who played eight
games at Iowa pre-flight before
he was transferred, and Harold
Mullins, who had limited expe-
rlence at Duke but developed
into standout lineman at Great
Lakes.
Paired at guards we're Alex
kapter, captain and guard on
the 1913 Northwestern team be
fore going to Iowa pre-fIight.
and Great Lakes Morris Klein.
POS FOUNDER from the Univcr-
sity Of Miami. The pivot berth
easily was won by George
Strohmeyer Of Iowa prc-flight.
who performed brilliantly at
This position after playing at a
blocking back for the Texas Ag-
gieS. Like Schleich, Strohmeyer
did not finish the season at Iowa
pre-flight.
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National pucksters
Pattern Is Divided
Hockey Teams Split
Into Two Groups

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O-CP)-
The symmetrical pattern Of the
National Hockey League race
will be unaltered by tonight $
two games with the league-lead-
ing Montreal Canadiens at home
to the New York Rangers and
Chicago entertaining the Boston
Bruins.
The league pattern is simple,
consisting of two Well-defincd
halves Of three teams each. That
basic design has acquired a look
of permanenCe, and indications
are that there won't be anything
more than local disturbances in
the two sections between now
and next March.
Prospects are good for an ex-
citing championship battle
among the CanadlcnS, Toronto
Maple Leafs and Detroit Red
Wings, while in the lower diviS-
ion the Rangers and Hawks are
likely to raise strong disputes to
BoSton's claim on the last play
off spot,
CanadienS' objective tonight
will be TO expand their one point
margin over the Maple Leafs,
who arc idle until Saturday.
AT Chicago, the Black Hawks
viii be looking for their first
victory over Boston.