davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
S6tlidJc Senfelsanstreibnng in
GDs MmgeleS

9ln oas ounfelite Mittelalter er.
irnert cine Notwithstanding
uno lire tragii6en Solgen gu Sos
Nngeles in &alifornien. Der Sal.
6etrifft 0ie GA Sabre alte Sungfer
@inifreo Sair9ilo unb lire 89-idb.
rige Wfutter 2ucD Sair6ilo, Die in
Suntington 8arf pobnten.
Ser t0oli9 perlaufene 8eriu1 Ell.
ner Notwithstanding muroe bon
SRI. Sair9ilo 3ugegeben, Die unter
Ser 8ei9uloigung oes Woroperoo6-
tes feItgenommen tDoroen lit. Die
8oli3eiaften meiien aus, oaB 5rar
6air6ilo fiir5li9 lire 9o9ter als
bermiBt meloete. Wa6 ibrer &iif-
febr bieB es, baB Die Sodter 10 "a
9e in elmer Miiiion nit geiitliden
le6ungen perbra6t babe. Sci ie-
ner @elegenbeit babe Die Wtutter
audi erflGrt, oaB Die Sodter anf
an geiItigen Storungen leioe. Ser
8oli8eibauptmann Sanoerion iagte,
oie So6ter babe folgenoe S6iloe-
runo Ser rDeriu6ten Senfels-ans-
trei6ung" gege6en:
SD bemerfte, tpie Der Seufel gu
crit Dor flint Sagen in ibren @ugen
aipinferte. Meine Mutter lit an eli
mem S6laganfaa, bon Dem i6 per-
mutete, oaB er BON boien @eiitern
6erporgerufen poroen mar, Die IN
l6ren &0rper brangen.
Snoem i9 nit lauter Gimme
w~iqoerbolte: u9u ma6it oaB on
berausfommit bierl", gelang es mir,
sic erIten b0ien @eilter 81 D%ertrei-
ben. God aipei Gage oarauf 6efm
tie elm bartes 2eudten in ibre au-
gen, oas mid 81 perb0bnen i1ien.
Ga puBte id, oaB Der Seufel 5n-
riidgefebrt mar.
ygine Stimme befabl mir, ben
Seufel aus ibr beraus gu idlagen.
Mber oas errei1te ni6t ieinen
3med. Sd iAlug iie nit meinem
S6ub uno periudte oann, Den boien
@eiIt aus ibr bera1s 81 idiitteln.
Wfutter fiel auf ben SuBbooen uno
ih legte ibr cine S9niir UNI ben
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
2uftpOlt an @efansene 6 Gents

8oitmeilter gilbert Goldman teilt
nit, oaB nit iofortiger 8irfung oas
2uftpoit-8orto fir 8riefe nno Soft
farten, eini9lieBli6 2uft-&artenbrie-
fen, oie an amerifunii6e &riegsge-
fangene ODER 3ipilgefongene In
5eino- ODER Granddaughter 2dnoern
geri6tet iino, 6 Gents fir Die balbe
un3e ODER ibren grlt6teil betragt.
@lei65eitig meiit Der 9oitmeiiter
oarauf bin, oaB oas SnfaiiO bon
8orto auf ni6t geniigeno franfierte
MilitGr.2uftpoit Die @6lieferung
Iebr peraogert uno ben Poltoienlt
mlBeroroentli6 belaitet.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
@tttOr Buffers Ylane
fir ein entmaTnetes &eid
Gbne austpGrtige &ObitOffe nit
MmsidJaltnng 8erlins

Or. 0i6olas WturraD Butler, felt
43 Sabren &eftor Ser Golumbic
ltniperiitGt, ser neuli6 ieinen 80
@eburtstag f~eierte, CAB ieinen Sra.
tulanten ben &at, m~itaubelfen
0euti6lono in eiren oen 8ereinig.
ten Staaten dbnli9en Staatenper.
6an0 gu Dertpanoeln. Serr Butler
iagte, er CLAUDE immer nod an einf
BON oen 8ereinigten Staaten or
ganiiierte internationale @eltoro.
nung uno iagte, oas oeuti6e Bolt
fonne umgetpanoelt meroen.
0entIdlanS enttue6er tot OSer
betpnftlDs
Or. Butler, Ser emit n0euti9lant
Ituoierte, iagte: n9euti6lano III
enttpeoer tot ODER in einem 3ultanf
ser 9epuBtloligfeit. @r piiroe es
3ulammen nit onoeren @6iennatio-
men Ser @eltliga ani6lieBen, Dunn
8par als franfen Yatienten in Ell
mem Spital-bis Der Batient li6 err
bolt bot"
0euti6lano miiBte e%ntmaffnei
meroen nno Die &obmaterialien unb
@affen miiBten ibm ent3o9en mer-
Ben, fubr Or. Butler fort. @r emf
pfabI audi, oie &ei6sbauptitaot aus
8reuBen nod Sranffurt ooer Ores
ben 3u p~erlegen.
@ines Ser gr0bten &atiel Der
Belt, iagte Or. Butler, lei, tDie oas
oeuti6e golf es &itler uno ieinen
&olegen iemals erlaltben fonnte,
oie &ontroae 5u %erlangen.
On alte &nridenberrli6feit!
or pieS auf feline alten 8inOun-
gen in 9euti1lano BIN un0 bra9te
Iein 8ertralen in fie gum @usornd.
IS lit elm bemerfenspertes Solf, p"
erflGrte er, n@enn es nod mir GIN
ge, miiroe ib einen Staatenoerbano
on sic Stelle zines 9euti6en &eiGes
Ieten", erflGrte er uno iagte Die
@lemente zines Staatenoer6anoes
6eitanoen Dor 70 Sabren in 0euti6-
Lamb. Oie beri9ieoenen Staaten Die
Sa9Ien, 8apern unO SItpreuBen
Ioaten mad oen &i6tlinien Der Ser
einigten Staten 81 elmer Station
pereiniqt mer0enL Iagte err.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
@ooiebelt ebrt ben
@rfnDer Ots &aOar
GbnrdiG entbiiat @ertuembnng
Der @nn6eripaffe

Or. gilbert Sopt Saplor, elm
8iieni6aftler, Der an Der @nttpid-
lung BON &aoar m~itarbeitete, muir
oe neuli1 bon elmer o%anfbaren Ute
gierung arsge5ei6net.
Sic bonn BrGlioenten perliebene
BeroienItmeoaiae tpuroe Dem @rfin-
ser our6 Staatslefretdr SUN uber-
reidt I'M bieiisen 6lottenlabora-
torium.
GbnrdJias @eitGnbnis
Sait gu glei9er 3eit ipru6 Der
britii6e WiniiterprGiioent 8initon
gbur6ia iiber &aoar unb rief oa-
nit einiges unbebagen bel Irmee-
unb Marineoffi3ieren berpor, Die
INNER etpas beiorgt iino, iopeit
MilitGrgebeimniiie in Srage fom-
men. Aber nod Der &eoe oes Pre-
miers fam beiite mitgeteilt weroen,
baB Die iebr gebeimgebmtene @un-
oerpaffe, Die cine groBe &oae BEL
Ser @epinming Der 9efeniipi6la6t
Inn @roBbritannien Dor beinabe
bier Sabren geipielt bat, iett in Der
0ffeniipe lit. sic nimmt an ben
Cages uno Na9tangriffen Der Il-
liierten alf europa tell.
9ie genaue &ole BON &aoar fam
aud beute nod nibt gei6iloert mer-
Sen. @ber es fam geiagt meroen,
oaB Die omerifaniiden @elebrten,
oie oas @euBerite our gntpiflung
oieies Su6initruments taten, am
meiiten oa5u beigetragen baben.
8isberige GrfOlse
@1breno oes gan3en &rieges bat
3aoar elm erregenoes @ebeimnis ge'
biloet. Mls in ben Sabren 1889
bis 1941 &a6ar Die britii6en Ser
teioiger Dor berannabenoen oeuti9en
6lug5eugen marnte, muBte niemano
auBer ben @elebrten nnb benz Wtili-
tar etpas bon ieinem 8eiteben. Sn
9earl Sarbor bate Ha6ar Die bon
peitber fommenoen inpaniiAen
Glug5euge entoedt, aber bas ameri-
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07

uSurfIib"- Giienbabn nabe Der Beit-
gren5en. 90 geriet Sintiang gan5
unter ruiiiiden ginflnB.
Gbineien pOllen SOnsfOns anriid
Die 3eitung $40 Gang 8ao",
oas Organ Der 9ineiiiden Mrmee,
foroert, oaB iest elm enogiiltiges
Mbfommen iiber Die &iifga6e Der
britil6en &ronfolonie Songfong uno
oes auf Dem 5eitlano liegenoen
&aulun abgel9loiien miro.
.Gbina mill fem almoien uno
feline @ei6enfe bon England, aber
cine tpabre slnerfennung Der dime
iiIben &ultur uno Der mabren 8e-
oeutung unieres &rieges gegen Sa-
pan", erfl6rte Die 3eitung. Song
tong nno &aulun iino nod in iapa-
nii1em 8eiis.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
Tanfte &%rtegsanleibe
tOmmt aul II. Stunt
GrgebniiIe Der ~6isberigen 3eid)-
nnngen

&ei6e uno orme Mmerifaner tper.
oen eriudt tperoen, ser &egierung
5lpil6en Dem ~. Sum- uno Dem 8.
Suli $4,000 900, 900 81 leiben, UNI
Die neue in elmer Heforob0be BON
$16,000,000,O00 angeiebte finite
&%riegsanleibe auf3u6ringen.
S6abmeiIter Morgentbau pies
bel Der 9efunntgu6e Ser @in5elbei-
ten fir Die 5. &~riegsnnleibe oarauf
bin baB @in8elperionen BEL ser a.
Observation-Disclosures i'm Sanuar
uno 6ebruor 5000, 000,0 3eid.
neten uno fiigte Damn bin3u: n8ir
foroern mebr als lie 5upor, neil oas
S6abamt in oieiem Sabre bel @eIo
leiben muB, Inn ben &rieg i'm Gang
81 balten."
9Oppelt 10 biel als ~beitebembe
Gtenern
n8ir meroen 5tpeimal Ioniel brait.
6er, als mir an Steuern ertparten
f0nnen", erfldrte Serr Morgentbal
inoem er lagte, ooB oie oiretten
&rieesfoiten felt Dem 1. Sanuar
$23, 1000, 100000 iiberitiegen BADEN
uuno Die fritil9en Bboien oes &rie.
geS nod Dor rns liegen."
Worgentbou i9loB Sanoelsban.
fen erneltt als Geilnebmer aus uno
iagte, Die Sauptia6e lei Die &riegs-
onleibe5ei6nung bon @in3elperionen,
fpenn audi Die geiammten $4,000
600 0~oringen0 benotigt tper-
oen."
&orporationen, 8ereinigungen uno
anoere u@roBonlagen@ ioaen oebn
Wiaiaroen 5ei9nen. sic iiber5eid)-
neten ibre Quote bon a6teinbalb
Wiaiaroen BEL Ser bierten &riegsan-
leibe fat Inn orei Miliaroen, tp6b-
reno @in3elperionen Inn 191 Miai.
omen Dollar binter Ger fir iie ange.
Iebten Quote bon fiinfeinbalb Miai-
ARDEN 5uriid6lieben. Seoo9 Die
n@"-8onofdufer, Die nga1l5 tleinen"
unter Sen @indelperionen, iibertra-
fen oas fir iie angeieste 3ieI BON
bret Wiaiaroen UNI 1877 Miaionen.
Sn Ser formeaen &nfiinoigung
oes S6asamtes tpuroe feline g.
gonosqnote feitgeieBt.
8isberise GrfOlse
1912: 3iel 9 Miaiaroen; 8ei9.
nutlgen $12, 947, 100000; @in3el.
oerfdufe $1,593,0OO,OOO oopon e"
-8onos 1926 Miaionen.
april 1913: 8iel $t3 @iaiaroen;
3eidnumgen $t8, $500 900; Gin.
8elperfdufe 1920, 10000 6apon
ug"-8onos $t,473,OOO,OOO.
September 1913: 3iel SIS MiI-
liaroen; 3ei6nungen SIS, 943, OOO,-
600; @in5elOerfdufe $780, OO,-
600, oapon ~@"-8onos $751;
900 00O.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
&nhiide SOnberitaaten MAIDEN
a~usiuGrtige HOlitif

Wit 3uitimmung Ser Mosfauer
3entrale meroen peiter in ben elm
5elnen 16 &epublifen Ser Sopiet.
union neue &ommiiiariate fir aus
fpartige @ngelegenbeiten uno Ser
teioigung gebiloet. Ser O6erite
Sofpiet fir 8eiBruBlano itimmte
neuli6 einmiitig, bieie beioen &egie-
rungsitellen in @omel gu erridten.
@uf ieiner Sisung Der 9elegaten
puroe ferner bei9loiien, 6bnli6e
&~ommiiiariate in Der tiirfmenii9en
&epublif 81 biloen.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
,,0enOs0 eaie"
fir &mkIanO
2ettbin sins cine @iaiOn Sonnen
3eugs OOrtbin

Ius england miro gemeloet, oaf
HuBlano unier 2ano gebeten bat
Die 2eno-9eaie-Silfe nod 0rei Sabre
nad Dem @noe oes &rieges in gu.
ropa fort5uleben.
0ie Mnttport 8aibingtons mar
Wie ser 2onooner nO6lerbern NIT
teilt, cine Soroerung, oaB &uBlanf
nit ben @eitmd6ten be3iiglid oel
&riegsfiibrung gegen Sapan better
5~uiammenar6eitet.
rSn Oieier 6rage ieoo9 lit Mos.
fat," tpie Der SUNDAY SbIeroer'
i6reibt, 8~uriidbalteno getpeien, iid
felt5ulegen."
n0as Grgebnis lit, baB 8aib.
ington cine enogiiltige Mnttport gu
~riidgeItelt bat uno nun ertpagt, mel.
be Bolitif es eini9laeen ioa, tuenr
MoSfau bel ieiner ablebnenoen Sal.
tung bIeibt, I'M &rieee gegen So
pan 8eiitano gu leiiten."
ltnIere 2iefernngen iueit bOrans
Mittlermeile erflGrte unlere Ste.
gierung, oab Die MunitiOns-8 Ser
l1iffungen nod &uBlano Ben mo.
notli9en %2ieferungen nDeit boraus"
lino, oie i'm oritten n2eno-2eaie-
8rotocol" nit Der Soipiet-&egie-
rune fir oos om 80. Suni enoenoe
5~isfusiabr feitgeIest tDaren.
l1eber 100000 Tonnen 8af-
fen uno ~&riegsmateriol iino i'm
Sanlar lin0 Sebruar inter n2eno-
2eaie" beri6ifft por0en, beri6tete
SEQ e. Growle1, Director Der n6or-
eign Economic Administration"
9ieie Mengen iinO so Hro5ent gro
Der nls oie in ben beioen gleiden
Monaten oes SabreS 1913 un6 flint
NAL GROCER als Die 2ieferrngen in
Der nGmli6en Yerio0e oes Sabres
1912.
$500 Slus5ease nnS 5000 Sanfs
Ser 8eri6t pies aus, oaB Die
8eri6iffungen bon Mhlnition uno
Material bis gum /. Mdr8 insge-
iamt iiber 100000 Sonnen felt
8eginn oes ruiiii6en Silfs-8ro.
gramms inn SCRIPT 1941 erreiGt ba-
ben.
Sierin iino ni6t einbegriffen 1000
amerifanii6e Sll1g3euge, Die ani
Dem 2uftpege transporter muroen.
l1eber $500 6lug3euge muroen per
S6iff ODER auf Dem 2uftpege Der
ianot. 0ie 8eri6iffungen i6loBeu
ferner elm 5000 Sanfs un0 Can't
3eritorer, ii6er 10000 2aitpagen,
$4,000 Seeps uno fait 10000 an-
oere Wilitdrfabr8euge. @eben Glen
bubnausriiitung our Sntaftbaltuna
ser 8erbinoungen an ben Sront-
LINEN fiibrte Gromlep nod folgenof
8eitrdge fir Die ruiiii6e Sfeniipe
auf:
gtma $4,000 @eilen Selotele.
p6onorabt, 275,OO0 Selotelepbone,
Z MiQionen 8aar Stiefel, 0ab-
rungsperi9iffungen bon insgeiamt
100000 Eonnen eini6lieBli6 bon
100000 Sonnen @ei5enmebl nno
$1,000 Eonnen Butter, fat 10000
Eonnen Saatgut gum @ieoeranbau
Der Ukraine, t,450,000 Eonnen
Stabl, 100000 Sonnen Alumi-
MUM, Nidel, Meliing uno anoere
Metaae, ettpa 100000 Sonnen
SprengItoffe.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
@merifaner maiden in 9almatien
nit

@merifmii6e Sruppen, Die eigers
fir ben &leinfrieg ausgebiloet muir
oen, fdmpfen nit iugoilapii9en
6reii9aren uno britii9en Soloaten
in Der oalmatiiden &iiiten5one gu,
iammen. Mmerifaniide StoBtrup-
pen wuroen Dor einigen Monaten
gum eriten Male ii6er Die @oria
ausgei9idt. Sn bdufigen 8uiam-
menit0Ben nit beuti6en Patronil-
len baben iie ben 0euti6en einige
8erluite 8ugefiigt. Gin 8eteran
oes eriten @eltfrieges fiibrt cine
amerifanii9e formation, oeren Doll
matii9e Sperationen bon einem
oienit6lteren britii9en 5elooffi5ier
geleitet peroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07
Triibere Strak6nrser Gtnbenten
6epprtiert

0ie S6mei8er 3eitung r@a8ette
oe 2auianne" beri6tet, oaB fiinf5ig
Observation-Disclosures uno -8rofeiloren
Der StraBburger ltniperiitat, Die lett
Ser 9ur6iu6ung Der uniberiitat
uno BEN Observation-Disclosures ibrer
Stuoenten i'm lebten Sabr 6iSlang
in Der fran3oiiiden Staot Glermont-
6errano in Saft maren, ~neuerbings
nod 0euti6lano oeportiert woroen
iin0.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07

fanii9e&ommanbo blieb ungeniigeno
unterridtet. gnoli9 bei6loiien un-
iere Mrmee uno Marine, cine Or
fl6run9 gu peroffentli6en, in Der
Die 8erpertung ponRaoar 5ugegeben
piro.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07

-@enn sic Sbr Saus. W06eI
ODER Nutomobil perii4ern Dolen,
teIepbonieren sic bite on Germ g.
o. WinfIer, Rational 1889.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-07

Sails. Sd 8og uno 8og, Inn benz
Geufel bei5ufommen, Damn lab i'd,
oaB Mfutter tot mar. Sd batte ME
geglan6t, baB iie oapon iterben
miiroe".
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-02

for II years.
Mr.. Myler was born in Pittsburgh
and lived in East Liverpool before go
ing to Newell shortly after the pot
teries were built on the West Virginia
side of the river. He was employed at
Plant of the Homer Laughlin China
Co. for many years. He was affiliated
with Local Union No. II, National
brotherhood of Operative P0tters.
Mr.. Myler leaves three daughters
Mrs. Pearl Talbot, of Newell and
Misses Minnie Myler and Bernice Ny
Ter, both at home, and seven grand
children. His wife, Mrs. Harriet Os-
born Myler, died in October, 1899.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
at p. IN. in the home by Rev. Clark
w. Cooper, pastor of the First Meth
odist Church, assisted by Rev. w. ID.
Lewis, pastor of the Newell Presby-
terian Church. Burial was in River
view cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-02

hood of Operative Potters. He was a
member of ST. Mary'S Catholic Church
Surviving are ,his widow, nine
month-od daughter Gail whom he had
never seen, his father and two sisters
and Il brother, Mrs Annetta SkrO-
becki, Ellwood City, and Norma Lee
and William Greco at home.
Memorial mass was celebrated al
9 80 o'clock Tuesday morning, OctO-
ber 81, in St Mary's Church with the
American Legion post in charge of the
military rites.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-02

Mrs Elizabeth Grimes Benty, So,
widow Of Charles e. Benty, died Octo-
ber 30 in the home of her sister. Mrs.
Ray Bucher, at 1104 Avondale st. fol
lowing a several months illness.
Mrs. Benty was born i'm Toronto, a
daughter of james and Elizabeth
Murphy Grimes. She was employed
last ut Plant ; of the Homer Laughlin
China Co. in Newell, and was affiliated
with Local Union No. "a, National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters. She
was a member of st. Aloysius Catholic
Church
She leaves another sister, Mrs.
Chester n. Beck, and two brothers,
Oliver Grimes of East Liverpool, and
James Grimes of Darlington, Pa.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-02
JOHN A. MYLER

John a. Myler. potter, justice of the
peace and prominent Newell figure
for more than 81 years, died last
Saturday at 10 30 p. III. in his home
at 431 Harrison ST., Newell. He was rs.
Mr.. Myler was a baseball player in
his younger days, having played in the
old Ohio and Pennsylvania circuit. He
was a musician and Il member of the
old Haynes band 80 years ago He was
Il justice of the peace in Grant district
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-02

killed in Germany October while
fighting with the First Army, accord
ing to War Department telegram.
Sgt. Greco enlisted in Company Il.
10th Infantry, 2Sth Division in April
1910 and was mustered into active
service February Ii, 1941. He had
served overseas since October &, 1943.
A former employee of the Mayer
China Company, he was member of
Local Union No. SO. National Brother
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-02

Church Burial was in Spring Grove
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

FIRST RACE-3-yesr-olds and up about
6 81 ieF'99REi, r. 7,o SEQ aso
Michael or'n Kirkpatrick $40 $50
Gradca tCoTderoi 124O
MsTogsy' LADY Doctor, Queens Wreath,
Tipped and Euehre also ran
SECOND RAcE-4-ysar.oid, and up ca
G.cai Play tEa,n. $40 s?o $50
Prince Tict Franklin $40
Tine J 2s D.. OF z O6
scotch Bonnet Mitls supper SHOW Tommy
ATKINS and Dehifh also ran
THIRD RACE-4-yesr-oIds and UP. eis fur.
crimson Lancer
LaNuiCI 40 80 $50 90
DiScmont Edensl 100 e2o
COppcrette Kirkpatrick so
Time % IL of -
Waugh Pop one Thirty Long Less Cackle
Time and Olivilo also ran
FOURTH RAcE-1-year-olt, y mile,
Ireelands Own Edcns 500 s2o 200
fine "a as. or sosl,
Mildred r Csnter Class Patch Party.
HAIR Cut and FamsI Time also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s.yesr-ole, and up, AZ
Rlaes Bear tLayoie, 40 800 800
Alseieda Edens 20 40
Barhsras Girl coucci, , 30
Time 81 as of 92ss
Grey Steel. Led AEirAy, Rita Jane and
Annics Dream also ran
SIXTH RAcE-s-yeaf-olds and up. Ga
furiorgE
a-Surrofaie fNunden 4 90 60 ? 20
Cushls macree iDufford $40 90
Ass Aunt ADA tCoucci 20
Time 90 IS or 02i,
Mar Etprit Entertainment a-Darby Dive,
and White Easter also ran
a-W. J Susinl entry
SFvrNTH RACE s-yesr-olds anc W
4 l-lG miles
500 It rioochi $50 40 500
Fslr lgc Allen 400 40
Gay Victory Edentl 90
~ as
T'r.y cots Decisive ,Widdlesiont Cslabozo
ana Na.cluA Pro also ran
EIGHTH RhcE--4-yss old, and up ~.
Br.s ia1fhore MONS oiO 40 20
'u.s Toast Allen 1000 9 GO
T1f Edcrt 90
IIue o. a. ~ Oe
Cfruf Venture MANGO H.asscs BIT Lcr
llH aus SHsiIIe,u slsI raH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

Ontonagon County today boasts
the largest natural spring in
Michigan and probably the only
one of its kind in the country
Cold crystal water, bubbling
from untold depths through bed
of snow white sand is the most re-
cent discovery Of two Ontonagon
men.
Elmer II. Boyd. 73-year-old
president OF the Ontonagon
Sportsmen's Club and veteran
conservationist, and d. f. Crooker
of Ontonagon, one of the men re-
sponsible for the states purchase
of the famous 43,000-acre Porcu-
pine Mountain Park in the Upper
Peninsula. are co-discoverers Of
this famous spring.
700 GALLONS A MINUTE
The spring is located just out
side Of the Porcupine tract, but
Crooker and Boyd have already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Detroit Horses
Lost in Fire

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Dec. Q
tt-ff' r. Police COntTnuFU rounding
up escaped race horses today after
at least five thoroughbrcds were
destroyed and groom severely
burned when fire destroyed two
private barns adjacent 10 the
Oaklawn race track here last
night.
Known TO have been destroyed
in the blaze were Ball Player,
Allergic, High Gold, Tower Miss
and Wet and Dry. The first three
were owned by r. II. Haag, De-
troit, Mich.
Eddie Smith, IS, a groom, suf-
fered third degree burns in trying
to rescue horses under his care.
Authorities said the fire prob
ably was caused by explosion Of
an oil stove.
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Sill Far Away

Selecting the winner of the VIC
tory meets with the approval OF a
great number OF bowlers, but IT IS
still a far cry from a match game
way of deciding match chal-
lenger. In fact. the Victory tour
ney is merely a sweepstakes. a
nine-garne affair. Buddy Bomar
Of Chicago has a much better
method. which may be revealed
later.
Linsz also hintcd the present
Chicago all-Star match game indi-
Nidual match Tournament will be
revised hut not likely before the
end Of the war At present the
proceeds Of the ninc-gamc grind
are turned over TO the service
men centers n Chicago.
II is the length OF the individual
that is drawing complaints from
bovlers. Not every kcgler can
afford 10 get away from his JOB
for nine days, especially If he Is
engaged in war work. IT Is the
reason Norris wasn't In the field
and others for sidetracklng Chi
Cago this year.
Even as worthy as the cause
happens TO be, there's no need for
stringing the event out that long
Hardly a corporals guard attends
the show the first four days any
how. 1t could just as easily be
determined in four with more
select field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Fly Tying Popular
AtPercy Jones

Fly tying while gaining in popu-
larity is not INDUCED in by most
of the booted gentry seen on trout
streams each summer. Most OF
them prefer to 60 10 sport shop
and get them over the counter
for cash. It's touchy, exacting
business, that fly tying.
That's what makes fly tying at
Percy Jones Hospital such a re-
markable feat. There It's occu-
pational therapy, used TO teach
amputee war casualties the use
Of their artificial hand, or hook.
Fly tying is a two handed job
at any time but when an accept
able royal coachman is made by
a wounded soldier with a hook IT
just about constitutes graduation
papers and the assurance Of a
useful occupation after discharge
from the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

be placed on more than 80 farm
I'm Lapeer County barring
sportsmen who are members OF
sportsmen's clubs that do not
support the MUCC. Other coun-
ties In the state are expected to
follow suit"
HorStman explained that his
members had been encouraged to
help farmers during the past har-
vest season, and many OF his MEM
bers responded.
ICE FISHING TIP
c.. j. Koprives. 19947 Omira,
comes up with timely suggestion
for ice fishermen.
"Place n red flag over the
hole in the Ice when you move
your shanty 20 another spot. 1t
may save life"
The Windsor branch OF the
Essex County Sportsmen's Asso-
citation viii hold their annual jack
rabbit drive on New Years Day.
AS usual. headquarters will be
Spracklln's, 625 Wyandotte West.
Wyandotte. Telephone Windsor
44032 for further information.
MUCC DIRECTORS MEET
The board of directors of the
Michigan United Conservation
Clubs will conclude their tWo-day
meeting this SUNDAY at Clear
Lake, with the mapping of their
l945 legislative program.
No. ! objective IS 10 grant au-
thorlty 10 the state conservation
commission 10 regulate all bag
and Creel limits and seasons on
all game and fish Al present. this
power is invested with the State
Legislature. A similar bill was de-
feated in the 1913 session.
Other proposals include 81
fishing license for Great Lakes
waters (now license free); repeal
Of 'ree license 10 wife now ~
cluded on fishing license; repd
all present local acts prohibitiK
Sunday hunting amend dog train
ing laws 20 permit training OF
coon dogs al night except Is days
/ preceding the season, and 10
amend dog law 10 prohibit any one
holding dog not their own beyond
: SO hours instead OF present 30
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

FIRST RAcE--3-year-olds IL miles
straw Stack Yocum el0 80 10
The S'' Genera Halt 80
Time 2;2o as. OF 1'4a
Flyins Hostess Narymick. onemore and
Woodbuck also ran
SECOND RACE-2-yeArods ?. mue.
s hnS Tiac hnn seq Ssoron.n $50 ssS 3fo
sing nd LAYTON so
Runaway llciu Harris, Rotams and John &
Bird also ran
THIRD RACE '-ysar-o.ss and up y milo
N8rtsNo} Roberts 10 4 90 60
PFlturf Strange $40 30
ElrRy Yuuur 90
Tinc - 2.s ~ 4ot,
Richmond omaha Mlse and ' ). Lynch
also IAN
FOURTH RACE year oids and W a,
ou victory Ssoronsn $50 gao 40
GAnb inr ANDY tThaCker 80
Time - 3.S 90 3i1i7
sea Later. Sirolung Easy and p Eye
also ran
FIFTH RACF-3-yoar-old' and 10 ;, nile
smart Bet ,MUs $50 260 24o
soldiers CAP tAdairl 44o
limo ! = A., on 3.44is
FLYNN W'rh Nllkwhitc Adviser and Val
dina Bright also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-uar-oics and up. NIL,
anc 10 Yards
Oktpi LAGER
tSkCiurskl $50 30 50
d-Pomu'ls N0cum 90 30
C-Tooimaatr tEnbtrtsI 90
Time ! az 2-5 of Il.
Three Ci0vcrs &C ,snFman. s. Jock Car
mus AggauuC Woods and d-Rsd ROCK also
IAN
, &C T Stfothcr entry .N
y d Ms g. Wolf entry
SEVENTH RACE-2-yeaf-oldf 3. mile
S1VAdafa Young $50 $40 90
fauscfa tFF.fH > 10 90
guiuttrH t~teIfru so
Time i-I2 BIS 30 ~
WEE D.tlt lockwood Efrn Reply Pad
Wns0mr Lad Darby Dunctu Thor BsriUu
4 MO Spu' tht wind also ZEN,
uGurH RAcE-3-yeAroid, and POI mite
ana 10 faTde
Fa4E Pam ff'rrref $50 $50 80
SIC FfFl".r rurClf lilo %
. CT niiH ~kurouEEi 20
4 Tfr1t ds r ~ ISL
Tfoih JGeonoa and fsseemsksr also ran.