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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

SlIern fDre ffn1n5teHe 0nroe erleln'
tert miro. =,
9a t1ur oer Griei iter irtitarroe lit,
oie aennaeiden gum Brieitertunt
.tpabr5unebmen, 10 nitnntt 6as Sole
pbtnum bur9 germittelrng oes
Rfarrgeiitliden feline asrieiterfanoioa-
ten auf. &toben, Die in oieietn Sabre
ibren a6ten @ro6 abfolbieren, iollten
nit ibrem Bfarrer iiber ibren fiinf.
tigen 8eruf beraten. Soas iie 8eruf
gum Prieiteritan6e baben, tper6en Die
8farrberren ft5 bereitpilltg fir iie
bertpenoen 1tno ibre &ufnabme ms
Soiepbinum betperfiteuigen.
X X X
Mm @noe oes erIten Sen1eiters
ftan6en an Der Spite ibrer @Ia51e in
oer Sopbomoreflaiie: 9falpb &uebner;
in Der SreibmanfIafie: 2eonar6 3tpin-
ger uno 8illiam Bed; in Der bierten
So6idult1aiie: S1orian 8artoftc, So.
iepb Sames uno 0tobert @raff; i'm
oritten Sabre: Sanes 9abru33i; inn
5tpeiten Sabre: Sobn @eber, CHARLES
Drosoausfas unO Serome Saniien;
I'M eriten Sabre: Sobn 8ittrp, 2ouis
Sbeu uno Sobn San6. @ir gratulie.
rem alien 5tuoenten, 6ie fi6 our6
SleiB ous5ei6neten.
X X X
9ie @eidi6te bes 8etterbiiros oes
5toates Ohio tueiit in ieinem 6tidb-
rigen 8eIteben no6, ooB bonn 1. 9(us
gult 1913 Biz gum 81. Snnuar 1914
Der geringite 9fegenfaa oufge5eidnet
poroen, Der ie in elmer Beriooe bon
Ie6s Wonaten erfolgte. Oie onbolten-
be 9iirre 5mang bie1e Sor,ner, it6
nit 8aiier aus GROCER @ntfernung 5u
oeriorgen. Sn bielenSGnen rnuBte TO-
3ar gieb geldladtet tperoen, neil Die
Boiierberiorgung 3u foitipielig mar.
SoDeit batten mir i'm Meonat ssebru.
ar nod teinen &egen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16
9aittnDdb ben 16. Sebraar 1914

| Iinie 6es Soiepbin,trns NIT Der MuBea.
tpelt biIoen. Durd 1tnfere Bo6en-
bldtter miro bus Sofepbinun1 ,tr,6 Def.
len @erf befanat; tperoen DieIe lin.
bemittelte annbet oitm 8rieItertum
gefiibrt uno es erifeben 1tene @obI-
tater 5ur 11nteritiibune Der gn5talt,
Die es oerietben ern0gliden, ipeitere
Brieiter fir beoiirftige Dio5eien ber.
on5ubil6en. "
X x y
Wir f6nnten Die. aobIreiden tug.
li6e1 11nfoiten fir ben 11nterbalt oer
Stnoenten, 2i6t uno &ei3unq nidt
beitreiten, tpenn nidt t6gIi6 @aben
bon 2eiern, 6reunoen uno gBobltdtertt
einliefen. Dur6 Die oufopfernbe Srei.
gebigfett rnierer aIten 2eier, Der gor.
fabren 1tnierer beutteen 2eier, ift oos
Soiepbinum erltanoen uno 6urd Die
Greigebigfeit ser beutigen Generation
muB oas tueitere 8eiteben oes Sole.
pbinums geitdert tperoen.
X X X
Sbne 6ieie tuodentIihen 3eituneen
mitroe Die Inltolt olImQblid) in Ser.
geiIenbeit geraten. Ser D0bentGide
8e1u6 nnIerer 8lGtter bringt ben &c.
fern Nodriften iiber oas 2eben uno
Wlrfen Der Stuoenten, ibrer G0bne,
nerltebt Saus un0 Samt1ie NIT ben
ni6tiglten firdliden unO tpeltIiden
9to6ri9tenL bringt interelIante uno
belebrenoe l1nterboltung uno niiblide
Wlnte fir @eiunobeit uno &ronfbeit
uno 6as praftil6e 2eben.
X X *
Wir bitten 1tniere 2eier, i'm ae.
gentpartigen Monat Sebruor ii6 gana
beionoers bemiiben gu tpoIen, penia.
items einen neuen 2eier uns 5u3ufiib.
rem. 9ieie tleine @ibe lobnt iid) tau.
lenofa6. tra9t reidt Sriidte uus
modt ieoen 2eier 6u einem aftipen
Ofitglieo bes fatboIii6en g8e1tapoIto.
lats.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

0os Jog. ,,@alfie-Ealtie" oer Mr.
NEE - Elm tragbarer Gunofunfappo.
rat - mag nad oem 9riege oa5u ber.
tpenoet tperoen, unr Cas- un6 @lef,
|trt5ltatsmeiier raider leien 5u fonnen.
gSie 6. N. &aller bon Der BbiIa<
oelpbia electric 60. erfl6rte, f6nnte
Der Monn, Der bic MeBubren lieIt,
Die 3tffern bia &aoio an Elm Central
amt tpettergeben, mo iie Damn einae.
tragen tperoen. 9ie &ednung fonnte
oann iofort an Srt uno 5tele auf
automatti6em 8eee ausgeltent tper.
6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

SIN 2eben un6 i'm 8anoeI,
Sm 5rieoen nno i'm @treit,
Sm Saufe uno i'm &onoeI
gu ieoer Sriit unb 3eit
Son Gdes ehr1id haIten
auf 3ubt uno GleiB uno Erel1,
Damn miro bas @Iid Der alten
Mn9 tuieber Bel ,1ns ,.eu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

3pei 2oncaiterbomber NIT 9soft
fir tonaoiidje Sruppen in ueberIee
itellten einen &efor6 fir ben SLUG
Vfontreal na6 @nglano ouf, inoem
lie Die Strede in II 5tunoen IS be5tp.
IA Minuten auriidIegten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16
Quittung filr fro,nn1e
0abcn 31lguntten
1tuicrcr StuOeutc1l

j. III. Koch, MINI. $1,000
Edward A. Klueg, Ohio ...... 1000
Mrs. Bertram Schmit8, Nebr. 1000
A. r. Ziegler, Kans. .......... 1000
Mrs. c. Kleinhenz, N. J. .... 500
N. NJ, Emporia, Kans. ........ 500
A. H., Mich. .................. 500
G. Steinlage, Iowa ............ 500
Leo Favre, Ark. .............. 500
Miss J. Droesch, N. Y. ........ 500
Chas. p. Diemer, Ky. ........ 500
John Weber, Kans. .......... 500
Frank Schwarz, Ohio ........ 200
MRS. X. Koenig, N. J. ........ 200
Mrs. A. Antonetti, Pa. ........ 200
Karl Jacob. Mo. ........... ZOO
Peter Schoenborn, MINI. .... ZOO
p. Schrieber ................ 200
MRS. Louise Baron, N. J. ...... 400
C. r. Huber, O. .............. ZOO
Miss Anna Zurn, N. Y. ...... 400
Mrs. Mary Husser, N. Y. ...... $50
Mrs. E. Doelger, N. Y. ........ $50
Anton Zellmer, N. Y. ........ $50
Mrs. Anna Kampert, Pa. ..... 100
G. Goebel, Ill. ................ 100
Clara Seider, N. Y. .......... 400
J. n. NUM-, Wis. ............ 100
H. Koopmeiners, Minn. ...... 100
Margaret Dick, Pa. .......... 100
Mich. p. Schiltz, MINI. ...... 100
Mrs. T. Mack, Pa. ............ 100
Joseph Arth, N. D. .......... 100
Mrs. Mary Leffler, Pa. ...... 100
Mrs. r. Schmoekel, Texas 49,. 100
n. A. Pressl, Pa. ............ 100
Library Fund
Previously credited ......$26,257.94
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

9urd oos fbuerite @robeben, Dos
s(rgentinien in ben Ietten 83 Sobren
betmgeiu6t bat, tpuroe au6 Die Sea.
tbeorale bon 2a Conception 5erit0rt.
@s fano am Sodoltar geraoe cine
Ooppeltrouune itatt. Die beioen gsaa.
re iotpie Der 8rieiter om Mltare tpur,
oen mntmaBlid unter ben so gegen.
marttgen Perionen getotet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

Rev. ]. r. K, wis. ........ 10000
p. J. A. b., Pa. .......... 3I.25
Rev. =. w. W., Pa. ........ 1900
Total ................... .$26, ,404.19
Coal Fund
Karl KloSe, North Dakota ..... $3.50
Rev. @. S., III. .............. 500
Mrs. w. J. Geierman, Calf. 200
Geo. Schmalbach, III. ........ 200
A. Steinlage, Iowa ............ 400
Mrs. Math Hirsch, Ind. ........ 100
Jos. Dengler, Pa. .............. 100
Frank Schwarz, Ohio ........ 100
Vigil Lights
A Friend, Erie, Pa. .......... .$2.00
Mrs. Bessemer, Nebr. .......... 100
VIM. Daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Mrs. Bertha Held, MINI. ...... 100
Mrs. B. J. Farischon, Ohio ... 100
Louis Almer, Pa. .............. 100
Soentgerath Memorial Fund
Chair of Dogmatic Theology
Previously credited ....... sc, 1856
Rev. A. M, KS. ............ 37.00
Total ................... 81, ,025.56
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

8iit ou in @ott, 10 fur6te tetne
Not.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16
Stimme bes @olfes fir bas
Soiepbinnm

@in1iegeno ien0e id Sbnen SIS 8u
@bren ser FL. Ebereita bonn &inoe
Seiu, gum 0ont fir bic grborung ei-
ner 8itte. - 81. SO.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

Wit oiefem 5dreiben ien0e i6
Sbnen 5tpei 9ouar, einen fir ben
!6onen &alen0er uno einen gum Goal
5uno. Woge Der liebe @ott Sbre Mn>
1talt 1egnen un0 uns balb Srieoen
berleiben. - Wrs. s. g., Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

Enclosed find ST. which I prom
ised in honor of the Blessed Vir-
gin, st. Joseph and St. Anthony,
if a certain favor would be grant
ed. Thank God, the Blessed Vir-
gin and the Saints, my favor was
granted. - N. G. S., N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-15
OCT. ID

March Field (15th)
Morris Field (15th)
Camp Kilmer
virginia
New Mexico Gel Paso)
charleston C.G. (15th)
w Michigan ,
+Purdue
Miami MIS-
alameda C.G. (l5th)
S.. M. u. (N)
So. California (0-13) :
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-15
Southwest

Texas Il. Rock, 0-34) :
S. M. U. (0-l2)
Rice (N12-0)
'Ark'sas IL. Rock, 34-0)
T. c. U. (13-0)
"Texas A g. M (0-13)
| Southwestern M
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-15
Service cams
OCT. 81

Pacific IN, 7-l4) 49,
'Chapel Hill Navy
Scamp Peary l22d)
Athens Navy A7-21)
mo. Texas Aggies
Georgia (N20th, 1870
Ohio State $3.50 =
Fl. Warren (22d)
miami IN, 20th).
FL Zorro Marines Odd
s~.U. C.. L. A. n. !
.'Cornen l13-27) :.
Lubbock AAF (22d)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-15
NOV. NOV. IL NO

California l7-o)
morris Field l5th)
sNorth Carolina Navy
cambridge Navy (5th)
\ Amarillo AAF
Charleston C:G. lN).e
Marquette (5th, 41-7) I
'Tulsa
Cherry Point. Marines
U.C. L. A. (47-7)
N. Texas Ag. (20-13)
- 7-7TTE !
4S,uthw'st'n (N3d, O-40).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-15

Norman Navy
*Tulane (0-33)
Randolph Field (N)
Okla. dallas, 1870
Il. S. u. (N28-13)
Tulsa (N7-34)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

gynma nereai susilaukia "ideastl- otou" ar net
"atzagareiviu vardo buna iskoneveikam ivairQ SAIL
praradusu zmonu, dargi apsaukiami fasistais bel
nazias
Bene bolsevkiniu pataikumu yra skleidziama sekan-
Il mntis: pir1niausa laimekime Europoe kara, tuo-
met bus lakas svarstyt detaes il nagrinet kan If kap
Atlantic Charter takytinas Jegu tokia nuomone tu-
retu isigaioti tai pagaau Atlantic Charter EurOpoje
bene butu taikomas tk toms tautoms kros pateks ko
val daugiau pajegu IL kurios, tarp kitko nesiranda
Raddonosios Armijos invazos keyje Istikruju ky
la rimtas pavojus kad Prezidento Roosevelto tap Kill
Mai paskebta Atlantic Charter ideja ir geros valos
zmoniu sekama teisngos r patvaros taikOs des-
truktyviu jiegu gaop nebutq iskreipta Pax Soveto-
Moscoviensis Tai butu monstuoziska kiasta ir
izanga tamsius zmonljos verglJos laikus.
svescs prosvaiste ateities tamsoje
Bet Wis deto turekime vilties kad United Nations
sovetu Rusijos atzvlgiu nenues antluoju Miuncheno
keu su "Appeasement Policy totalitarQ nepaplrk
ST. juo labiau boseviknes Rusijos diktaoliaus Menu
siminkimes nes daugumas Amelikecu yra persieme
Amerikos ddzuju vadu bel masytoju kaip Washington
Jefferson Thomas Payne, Lincoln, Walt Whitman
Emerson ideaais. Jie netlukus pasireks pima ga
liza r subuls aplink vsus geros vaios zmones pa
saulyje Tokiu sviesiu asnenybu veksmingume pasau
lis gavo il Wilsono Pun<tus, ir Tauu Sajunga, r da
bar Atlantic Charteri. Tx lieka w tuos ideaus At
lantic Charter igyvendnma, nenuilstamai kovoti
siaukoti Cia yra sudetos il Letuvos zmoniu issgebe
limo WHY'S.
Lietnvus lasv6 - tk dealizmo pergaeje
=" Lietuvos Zmones basai kenca ir is paskutlniu jle
gu rengiasi issivadavimu Tam tksui je yra susspie
te ape Letuvos Vadavmo Komitea, slaptai veikiantl
Ieuvoe. Jie laukia Americas If tu, besalygnia sto-
janciu uz Atlantic Charteri, tautu pagalbos
Ypatinga vtmi je laukia laisvu broiu Ame-
|rkoje paramos. Pateisinkme u Wits. Skubekime,
AnerilUs Letuvai suteke geriausas jiegas viso
mis- sgalems padeti Letuvai ssivaduot ir atgaut
|priklausomybe. TO klnaus tikso sekdami, padekime
Anlerikai r kitoms pasaulio demokratijos pinai gy
ivendit Atlantic Charteri If gailestnga nusuostyti
bel pagydyti suzaotos kenciancios zmonjos jos tarpe
ir Iietuvos zmonu, zaizdas ir asaras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
KAS KA RASO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. sirvydas.
Idomus Tipas

Bolseviku Vilnis atpasakoja
turin "nuoseklios, logiskos ir
lygios" kalbos, kuria "pirmas
Lietuvis diplomatas Tary b U
Sajungoje", Povilas Ratomskis
Chicagoje pasake Kovo 80 d.
Aisku, jo kalba turejo kryp-
tt klausovus palenkti sutikti
su tokiu Lietuvos hkimu, ku-
ris ja paliktu Maskvos globoje.
Tarybu Sajungos "diplomatui"
kitaip ir neprivalu sakyti.
Taciau idomu kad diploma
tas griebiasi gryno melo. Pa
gal Vilnies, Ratomskis tvirti-
nes 1913 metals Vokieciai SUI
dare Smetonine taryba". Kick
vienas Lietuvis Zinc kad Lietu-
vos Taryba sudare paciu Lie
tuviu susaukta konferencija,
ir tai ne 1918 bet 1917 metals.
Ratomskis bando ir dabarti-
nj slapta Vyriausi Lietuvos
Komiteta "Kubiliunisku' (rei-
skia, Vokisku) padaryti. Tuo
tarpu. slaptas bolSeviku lei
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
JEI NORIT
(J. Augustaityte- -Vaiciuniene)

(J. Augustaityte- Vaiciuniene)
Jei norit kad zemej nebutu klaiku,
Mylekit zeme dziaugsmuos ir skausmuos,
il tekancios saules rausvu yainiku
ia mylinti dailiai apjuos.
Jei norit' kad zmones .nebutu .pikti,
Jiems gduokite skausn1o karciausiu lasl;
EegIl jie pajunta ko alpdams. kenti 4 r
Tuomet iie vel viska pamils kas gfazu
Jei norite, dangu krutinei statyt,
Uzpuskite zemej visus zibintus; n
Siadienines quotas iskelkite ryt,
Ir velei uzkelkite vario vartus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
BOMBU PADARINlAl

siek-tiek aprimus bombardavimul, ememe
belstis duris ir saukti prizuretoja kad lelstu
isnesti is kameros musu griuvesius mus4
saukima nekas neatsilepe. Taip mes bergz-
dziai saukeme dar kelis kartus, bet, nleko ne
sulaukdam liovemes sauke. Tx po poros va
landu laiko isgirdom uz musq duru kazm ka
kasant r kapojant. Pagaliau braksteleJo rak-
tas duryse ir jos tick prasivere kad zmogus ga
leio iseti Liepe NUNS po viena vlslems IS ka-
meros iseiti. Bet ka mes pamatem karldofiule
eidami mus tiesog siurpas nukrete II pau
kai nasisiause Tx dabar mes pamatem kur
krito tos dvi bombos nuo kuriu musu kameros
sienos tain smarkai sudrebejo ir pakvlpo pi-
rokselino dumais. Po viena vos lsilndom pro
duris ir beveik replomis koridorium kopena per
oriuvesius Cia padarytas visas chaosas. siole
dvieiu aukstu priesakineje kalejimo dalyJe nuo
stooo Xxi zemes viskas sugriauta If sumaisy .a'
l;ko tik didziule kruva plytu akmenu, ien'ea-
Ii, If suraitytu gelezu. Kaip musu kamera az
laike tokius smugius negalime suprastl' Nel
yisas kaleejimo kiemass huvo gri.fvesais uzvers-
tas ner kuriuos sunku pereiti. Prmutlne poni'
ha nataikius stoga, pramuse antrojo auksee
1nhas yrindis ir, nukritus kalejimo rastlneJe
sprogo j sugriove rastines lubas' siehas
urindis sudraske spintose sukrautas vlsas ka
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

KOKS mazas skirtumas tarp
zodziu isvadavimas ir isdavi-
mas. Gal todel Lietuviu yra
tick isdaviku, yietoje vaduoto-
ju savo tevynes Lietuvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

dziamas organas Partizanas
skaudziai bare ta Komiteta ir
visus Lietuvius, kurie pasitiki
Atlantic Carteriui. Kitais 70
dziais tariant, Komitetas ir
jam pritarianti Lietuviai ne
'naziai" ar '.kvislingai", bet
demokratines Lietuvos liaudies
atstovai, kurie tiki Atlantic
Carteriui, ne Maskvai.
Reikia, bet?
Kataliku Garsas perzvelgia
liudniausias Lietuvos istorijos
valandas ir pabrezia, "tautos
vadai niekados nenustojo vii
ties isvesti Lietuva j sviesa ir
.laisve". Sake, Lietuva tue ke-
liu nueisianti ir po dabartiniu
audru, mes jos pacios jiegos
"zymiai isaugusios", be to,
turi tick draugu Amerikoje ir
civilizuotame pasaulyje. Rel
kia tik "daugiau vienybes, pla-
ningo ir ryztingo veikimo".
Taciau, kataliku vadai kaip
tik nieko nedaro ia veikima
sukelti. Jie nesusitaria tauti-
ninku pajiegas prikalbinti, ir
nieko nedirba negyvoje koalici-
joje SUI socialistais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05

sPRIES 81 kara j Amerika
buvo importuojama pc suvirs
milijonas tony cinamono is
Ceylono salos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-05
S AP MINI n < A 5
kama su prisiuntmu 81 .26

fDidelis, gausiaif paveiksluotas SapninykAk
graziai sutvarky tas, 7 isaisk kinantis kekvieAo
sapna. Kiekviepas tprivalo j NtursM -
naynuOse. -uA2a
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Another Big Racing Year Seen
By Porr, Leader in MARYLAND

1t was not surprising, therefore,
when in l943 our sales became as
successful as at any time in their
history. A yearling, now named Per-
icles, sold for $1,000 and other stock
in proportion.
Plenty Of Ace Talent.
The public should enjoy in 1914
racing of the highest quality. Count
Fleet will be raced again, and Alsab
showed at Pimlico's fall meeting
that he is very near top form, which
should bolster the handicap divi-
sion. The meetings of Pukka Gin,
Platter. Royal Prince and several
other 3-year-olds which have proven
their class over distance Of ground
will add great interest to the
3-year-old classics.
The appearances of these out
standing performers on the big
gest days will be of great aid in
promoting the tracks contribution
to war relief, as almost without ex-
ception the biggest days at all meets
ings are run for war relief agencies.
Since the start of the war the rae
ing industry has contributed over
So, 100000 to the various war relief
organizations and will keep up that
pace this year. ~
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Nelson S Golf on EDGE
As Us Launch PLAY
lin San Francisco
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The
$4,000 San Francisco Victory Open
golf tournament starts today over
the Harding Park course with an
expected 125 Of the country's lead
ing professionals and Pacific Coast
amateurs teeing of under threaten
ing skies.
The San Francisco Junior Cham
ber of Commerce is sponsoring the
72 holes of medal play which win
end Monday.
Favored by practice-round gall
leries were Byron Nelson of Toledo,
1889 National Open champion, and
Harold Gug) McSpaden, Philadel-
phia, who won the Los Angeles
open last week end.
Nelson especially is on his game.
He fired practice rounds of 66 and
two Cos on the par u layout
Other favored pros were Craig
Wood, Mamaroneck IN. " Ma
tional Open champion; John Bulla,
Chicago; Leonard Dodson, La Jolla,
Calf: Jimmy Hines, New York;
Olin Dutra, Los Angeles. and Sam
Byrd. former New York Yankee
baseball star.
Prize winners will be paid of In
War Bonds. Ben Hogan won this
meet in 1942. There was no tourna-
ment in 1943.
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Eastern and Coolidge
Quints in Feature
OF Double Bill

Tonight's high school series double
header at Tech will feature Eastern
and Coolidge, two of the more highly
regarded quints in this years race,
meeting in the 8:45 o'clock game.
Anacostia and Tech tangle in the
7:3O opener, with Techs firehouse
quint a topheavy favorite.
The Eastern Coolidge meeting is
very much of a tossup after the
manner in which each won it's opener
last week. Eastern edged Wilson,
1928, in thriller, while the Colts
showed plenty of scoring power in
sinking Anacostia, 43-16. Bob
Lamon, with his accurate set shots,
and Ed Charnock proved Eastern's
big guns, while George Lafferty. Paul
Sickle, Joe Laing and Lou Weinstein
counted heavily for the Colts.
Two tight battles are promised in
tomorrow nights series twin bill.
Wilson and Central will open hos
tilities at 7:30, followed by Roosevelt
against Wilson. Both tits are rated
about even.
On today's program are games in
volving hot rivalries, with George
Washington and Washington Lee
meeting at o'clock at the G. w.
gym and Montgomery Blair tangling
with Bethesda Chevy Chase at
o'clock at Bethesda. Both contests
are expected to attract capacity
crowds
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Haul Race Horses While Kids Walk to School for Lack of Gas

menace seemed to be under con-
troll hereabouts and the dimout
had been partially lifted. And
what happens7 A destroyer is
blown up by a mysterious blast
practically In New York's water
front yard and the same day the
torpedoing of another destroyer
In the Atlantic is announced.
What do you suppose that does
to the chances of night baseball
here? Ships sinking and a few
miles away night baseball.
Mike Jacobs had to call of a
boxing show recently because the
Navy ordered one of the fighters,
a Coast Guardsman, to report to
another station Immediately. Now
the four or five hours more that
would have enabled the fighter
to go through with the bout prob
ably would have made no differ
ence one way or the other to the
Navy, but was determined to
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Eagles and SteeIers
Will Take Separate
Paths This Year
BY the Associated Press,


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-The
Philadelphia Eagles and the Pitts
burgh Steelers have called it quits
as combined team and will 20
their separate ways in the National
Football League next fall.
The announcement of the split
was made by Harry Thayer, gen.
eral manager of the Eagles, who
served in the same capacity for
the merged clubs during the last
season when they played as the
Steagles.
Thayer, in Chicago for a league
meeting. said the breakup wa.
proposed by the Eagles owner. 1t
Alexis Thompson. and arranged
with full consent" of Art Rooney
and Bert Bell, co-owners of the
Pittsburgh franchise.
The split was decided upon
Thayer said, In order to keep faith
with the Philadelphia fans" and
ito give Philadelphia the team and
home games it is entitled to-"
So far as known, the Steelers will
continue on their own, but they
will need a number of players to
round out their squad. OF the 25
who finished the season with the
combined club, 10 are the property
of the Eagles.
Thayer said none Of the 10 has
been called for military service
Eight Of the remaining players have
been classified AT, he said, and
three others have honorable dis
charges from the armed services.
Evening star., 1944-01-14

whether you noticed that story
in the paper the other day. 1t
was just a little story tucked
away in corner, but I don't
know how many of my friends
have mentioned 1t to me.
"It told of some kids out on
Long Island having to walk 2 or 3
miles to school because there
wasn't enough gas for the school
bus. And on the way they had
to hop over to the side of the
road while a fleet of trucks went
by.s The trucks were hauling
horses to a racetrack. Can't you
see the indignation it might cause
If similar incidents were reported
or people gave 1t any thought?
Little tykes walking and horses
riding.
Then, not long ago. Mayor
La Guardia was optimistic of the
chances Of night baseball In New
York next sumFer. The U-boat
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Ey the Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. IA.
The Tobasco Kid fiery little
Norman Elberfeld whose baseball
career spanned more than three
decades In both the major and minor
leagues. died of lobar pneumonia
here last night. He became i'll less
than a week ago.
Elberfeld's death at the age of SO
ended a colorful career that saw the
wiry infielder rise to manager OF the
olr New York Highlanders, prede-
cessors of the Yankees. He was a
stellar third baseman with the
washington club in 1910 and 1911.
He reached the peak of his career
in the 20s in the role Of pilot of
Southern Association teams, one OF
which, Little Rock, won its first
championship under his guidance in
1920.
A native of Pomeroy. Ohio. who
began his baseball career in Clarks-
vile. Tenn, in 1892, The Kid first
attracted prominence when ne
signed contracts with three teams in
as many leagues for the 1896 season.
He did it, he said. because he wanted
ito make reputation for myself
and be sure I had league to
play in"
Awarded to Dallas in the Texas
League, he later moved to the old
Atlantic League, then to the majors
as player for Philadelphia Of the
National League. He was with
Detroit for several years, trans
ferred back to the National League
with Cincinnati. then went to the
American loop for the second time
as a member of the Highlanders,
which he managed for part of The
1908 season.
He signed to manage Chattanooga
In 1918, but returned to the big
time the following year AS coach for
Brooklyn. Returning to Chatta-