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Evening star., 1944-06-04
Horse Show Series Listed
By AnnandaIe Firemen

Ravenswood Farm horse show on
May IA, staged by the Annandale
Volunteer Fire Department, was
such a success the Bluffs are going
to repeat the event next Sunday
and every second Sabbath during
the season.
The show will offer 13 or IA
classes, including saddle, driving,
work horse and jumping features,
with ribbons and trophies for the
winners.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Bold Salute, Lightly
|Burdened, Is Winner
|0f Paul Revere
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June BIN with
feather of 102 pounds, Fred Lans-
burgh's Bold Salute scored a length
and three-quarter victory in today's
feature at Suffolk Downs. the SIS ,000-
added Paul Revere Handicap of a
mile and sixth, before 20,558.
Second was Mrs. H. P. Bonner's
Reaping Glory, which had two
lengths on the show horse, Anita
Kings Son of War. White Star
Stables Dinner Party was fourth,
neck farther back
The winner, clocked in LAS, paid
$4.40.
Mrs. W.. w. Adams Cavatorta
reeled off his third straight of the
season in winning the sub feature.
the $4,000 midnight ride purse of
six furlongs.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Town Hall, With Kirk
Riding, Wins Again
Al Charles Town
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
Sc. c. Smiths Town Hall, favor
ite with the crowd of 1000, kept his
winning streak intact when he won
the Logan purse, = of mile feature
today in 1:26.
Scoring his fourth triumph, Town
Hall followed the early pace of Old
wick and Royal Fleet for five eighths.
Once given his head by Woodie
Kirk, the 5-year-old gelding son of
Mirafel and Farceuse ,oox command
to win going away He paid S440.
c. P. Sewers Oldwick bested B.
T. Pitts Five O. Four for the place.
Basil A. Halls Wayuma and
Jockey Leon Garrett upset the form
players in the second, staged over
the Charles Town course, when they
got up in the closing stride to de-
feat Mrs. G.. o. Russell's Our Or
phan, favorite. Wayuma paid 1880
Fans holding the IA daily double
combination of Oddree and Wa
Yuma collected S51 80.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
SoftboII Loop for Boys
Will Be ARRANGED

A meeting to plan for a softball
league will be held at the Boys Club
Eastern Branch, 261 Seventeenth
street Sc, Tuesday night at 8
o'clock. The league will be divided
into three sections, IL years and
under, IA and under and 16 and
under:
All interested teams should send
representatives. For any additional
information call Barney Ross at
Atlantic O949.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Wise Moss Is Nose Victor
In Motor City Handicap
Rv tho Assoc;o,.d press 6

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 3.-Ed McCuan's
Wise Moss, running in sixth place
heading into the stretch, stuck its
nose ahead of Abe Hirschberg's
Gamma for photo finish decision
today in the $4,000 Motor City
Handicap before 14,43O.
Gamma, 7-to-5 choice, had a two
length lead over C. F.. Martins Be-
lieve when they hit the stretch, but
Wise Moss came from nowhere un-
der Jockey Charley Stevenson. Be
lieve finished third.
The winners time for the mile
and a sixteenth over a heavy track
was 1:463s. Wise Moss paid $500
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Steger Is Captured
By Corona Corona
By the Associsted Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 3.-Corona
Corona, 4-year-old son of Sir
Galahad III. today won the
$1,000 Stegar Handicap at Lincoln
Fields at Hawthorne before 15,491.
Carrying the colors of C. U.
Yaeger of Denver, the winner
ran the 612 furlongs in 1:19,
finishing a half-length in front
of the Silver Star Stock Farm S
Chipamink He paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-06-04

WARTIME SHORTAGES of all consumer
w products are an old story by now. but
we believe Phillies smokers will appreciate
these facts about the cigar situation.
l. Many new brands of cigars have come on
the market, and the cost of cigars to smok.
ers has risen.
Since 1888 there has been only one increase
in the price of Phillies ''Perfecto'' SC
to 6e. This was necessitated by higher cigar
taxes as we'll as other increased costs.
Phillies ''De Luxe has also had the mini.
mum increase. The present price of lOe is
substantially lower than other comparable
brands.
1t has been and will continue to be the pol.
icy of the makers of Phillies to give you the
same fine cigar at the lowest possible price.
2. More Phillies have been shipped to the
Armed Forces than any other cigar, and for
this reason from time to time you may find
your dealer temporarily out of Phillies. Also
Evening star., 1944-06-04
A Statement to Smokers
FOR MONDAY.

a factor in the situation is greater civilian
demands for Phillies.
We are sure you'll agree that the needs of
the boys in uniform must be met first. They
deserve everything all of us can do for them.
After taking care of our fighting forces, the
makers of Phillies, with the full cooperation
of distributors, are doing everything i'm their
power to see that all the remaining Phillies
are fairly distributed to dealers.
During this entire war period, no new civil.
ian territories have been opened for Phillies.
We want our regular Phillies smokers and
Phillies dealers to have every single cigar
that doesn't go to the Army, Navy, and
Marines.
And of this you may be sure. The quality of
Phillies will always be maintained. You NAV
not be able to get all the Phillies YOU want
every time, everywhere but the Phillies
you get will be the same fine cigars that
smokers have made and kept the largest.
selling brand for SO many years.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Minor Baseball

International League.
Rochester, /; Montreal. O,
Toronto. 4-3; Buffalo. 3-4.
Jersey City at Syracuse. postponed.
Baltimore. z; Newark, 4.
American Association.
Kansas City, 10; Louisville, 3.
Toledo. 10; Minneapolis, 8.
Pacific Coast League.
Hollywood, g; Oakland, 2.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
.CastIeman Scampers
Ahead in Brandywine
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DELAWARE PARK, Del, June 8.
Max Marmorsteins Castleman
loped home five easy lengths ahead
of his nearest opponent, Mrs. Frank
]. Navin's fast closing Sea Marriage,
to win the Brandywine Handicap,
$5,000-added / 1/16-mile event to-
day before 11,000.
The winner, paying $420, covered
the distance in lat over a fast track.
Omission was third, az lengths
ahead, of the tiring Night Glow.
Evening star., 1944-06-04

fifth Stadium.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
No. 10 Boys Club Victor
In Baseball, SoftboII

In Police Boys Club baseball and
softball games this week, No. 10 club
defeated No. IL in both baseball and
softball, the former by a score of
81 and the latter 4-3.
No. 4 won over No. II, 9-5, in base
ball, but lost to them in softba1l,
5-4. No. 5 drew a bye in both
leagues.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Groys Win Double Bill

PITTSBURGH, June 3.-Although
rain threatened throughout the day
Homestead Grays and New York
Cubans played two official games
here with Grays coping both ends
of the bill, Ito and 5-4.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
W.or Knight Takes Race

SAN MATEO, Calf, June 3 (P.-
War Knight, at $3.50 to 50, won the
mile and one-sixteenth $1,000 Added
Santa Clara Handicap at Bay Mea-
dows today in LASH, with Bull
Reigh, the favorite, second and
Queen Justice third,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
For Good Looks
Conserve Energy

KNOWING HOW 10 con-
serve energy is one way OF
cultivating or preserving good
looks. A woman is making
progress when she pauses now
and then TO ask herself why
she is irritable. why she gives
way TO nerves and depressing
moments. 1t is only when she
finds causes that she can hope
for beauty cures.
One factor that should spur
her on TO attaining strength of
body and tranquility of mind is
the realization that human
faces are ever in state OF
change. She doesn't want hers
10 change for the worse, far
from il.
Find a home in which music
and laughter abound and you
will see faces that are pleasant
and smiling, nervous system
sound. life sweet and promising.
Step over the threshold of
the domestic domain where
there is noise. shouting and
tumult and you will note facial
expressions that are tense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Venison Swiss Steak

One and one-half pounds
round steak. 3 large onions, l
medium stalk celery. / cup to-
matoes. 2 tablespoons Wor-
cestershire sauce, salt and pep
per.
Steak should be about IL
inches thick. Dredge with -four
and season with salt and pep
per. then brown in fat. When
brown on both sides add the
other ingredients. Cover tightly
and cook in medium ouen-L350
degrees or over low heat I'm
I'll tender. about Ia hours. Re-
move meat to platter and make
gravy from .drippings in pan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Venison Meat Loaf

One egg. l cup milk. y cup
dried bread crumbs. l pound
ground venison, Il pound
ground pork. III teaspoons salt,
q tablespoon chopped onion.
Beat the egg. add milk and
bread crumbs. Mix thoroughly
with IRE rurat and SedyUn1ng.
Put in a creased pan and bake
in medium oven 1850 degrees
for | hour. Tomato and green
pepper may be added If addi-
tional seasoning is desired. The
meat loaf may be made with
all venlson. but the fat of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
How TO Store

The pieces you are not able
to use should be stored in your
own deep frozen storage unit
or public lockers.
To freeze. have meat cut into
pieces already for cooking. then
wrap in material suitable for
storage. The wrapping material
should be of sufficient size so
that the ends can be folded
over several times TO prevent
drying of meat.
The following recipes will
help you to prepare delicious
appetizing meals that are sure
TO DleaSe the family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Nsnii,on Cookery
maA Simple
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

NOVEMBER Is opens the
= ' deer hunting season. And
soon the man OF the house will
he reporting back with one Of
the prize animals.
Many homemakers will be
faced with preparing a type of
meat she has never cooked be-
fore. II isn't a difficult task
and with a few tricks can be
done appetizingly.
After the meat is cleaned
and fixed ii should be ripened
in a cool dry place for a week
or two before using. Unless
you have the proper facilities
for cutting the carcass into
convenient pieces for cooking
or preserving it would be more
satisfactory 10 have your
butcher do the Job FOR you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Meat Pie

Use equal parts OF diced
vegetables and cooked meat.
Add seasonings and cover with
leftover gravy which has been
thinned with water Bake IN a
covered casserole in medium
oven 1878 degrees) for hour.
Just before serving time re-
move lid and cover with a
crust of mashed potato, pastry
or baking powder biscuit.
If there is not enough gravy
a bouillon cube may be disc
solved in water and thickened
TO make the gravy. The vege-
tables may be cooked on the
top of the range and the liquid
in which they were cooked may
be used in the gravy.
When vegetables and the
meat are cooked add the top
ping al once and brown In a
hot 400 degree) oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Effective =BeautYAids

LOOK TO your ice box for
simple and effective beauty
treatments. Andrea King con-
yrdrrS t1cr ice box STANDBY
Among other items. she keeps
A bottle of milk and a bottle of
good ality witch hazel
Andrea drinks the milk for
beauty of skin texture and uses
the witch hazel as an astringent
after a home facial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

pork makes a more tender
loaf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
Mittppd, ben Is. Qpbeasbsr 1914

&itIer uno ben Scat gait bic Gda-
ftifo ais Elm ontiiesnitiihes esmboI.
Gs mar oos abseiben Der 0ntiieRiti.
i1en gbrbdrb-8rig Die III ben bal.
|tii9en Staoten nit oeuI Gueitorps
fdmpfte.
2oro go6en.g .gotpel, Der bic Sua.
itifa fir Die Bop Scouts als ,.Reoui
et Neerit'' eingefiibrt bate, fdaffte
bieieIbe al mad benz Iufftieg SitIers.
Dieien geiipieIe folgte audi Chile. no
felt iiber 80 Sabren bic gnatifa bel
ben gop ano Girl Seprts nIs Spul5st
Der ausaei9nung in gebraub mar.
Soeor eeDiiie armeeauits IN ben
Ser. Stoaten uno in gnglanS pfles-
ten oiefes emblem au tragen. 0ie
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den- uno Bapaeo.S .Snbianer neriaut.
melten iib in einem feierliben 8ere.
monieu, Inn ale NIT benz Smaitifa.
8eiden oeraterten @eeenftanoe offent.
Ii6 at berbrennen. Ser Snoianer.
bGuptltng @apapotna Der Sac. u1o
SorsStdmne erfIdrte: ,SitIer bat u,t.
ier Srteoens5ei6en eeitobIen ,no ab.
i6eult6 ber5errt uno oas gefdnt uns
ni6t." -
9as aIs Stegesaeiden eeplante
,,berbogene &reua" Sitlers lit etn
S6anofled oes oeuti9en Bolfes &C.
noroen, aber auf BEN gt1,inen Der
Sitlerf6en Seitltng miro Elm neues
3ei6en, 6as &reu3 @briiti, 1teu erfte.
ben gum 8ieoeraufbau DeutidIntos
nno gan5 @uropas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

Nebe1 Der Sergeiienbeit unter5ugeben.
Sn fa1t ouen 2anoern uno Bel fait
alien 80lfern NOR Die Stpaitifa in
irgenoeiner Sorm befannt. Sic ert'
Itierte bebor Salomon ieinen Eeu1pel
baute l1no bebor Somer feline SbDiiee
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Die erlten Gbriiten ltb oieles 3eidens
in oe @erfoleungen beoienten. au6
in gnglano &purbe es artf alten fir6.
li6en Doflmenten uno in SSrlanb auf
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Ser Name u5tpaitifa" fornmt aus
Ser altinoii6en &unitipra6e Sansfrit: b:
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nod iit oas Stpaitifa5eiben ein 3ei=
6en langen 2ebens unb als @liids>
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8uobbas 8ruit etngeeraben un6 miro
auf BEN glott raiierten &opf Dor Der
gbe5eremonie einee3ei6net.
gs muroe iogar nacb Dem eriten
Beltfrieg bas Spaitifa5eiben ais
Symbol Der NeutralitGt bon Der SEQ
tionenliga gebraudt uno iiber~ bem
Giienbabnpagen, in Incident 8olen
uno 2itauen i'm Sabre, 1921 einen
Baffenitiaitan6 idloiien, mebte oas
Spaitifabmner. s~z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

Der friibdriftIiben aarnit. oft iogar als
iDn1boIii1es 8eihen r1onher @ebeim-
ieften oaber aud @noitiferfreua ge.
rlonnt ltnb tn 5fanbinabien ols
,Sommer 8bor's" be5eibnet spir6.
gs mar uniern perberien nntireli.
ei0ien l1niturant6nnern oes 0ational.
io5ialisn1is porbebaIter, oieies frieo.
Iibe, reIigioie 3ei1en gum Symbol
Der golferunteroriidung 81, ntiBbran.
den 8ie Elm Neeteor itieg Die llaai.
itiibe Snaitifa am flammenhen
&riegsbori3ont @uropas auf, Inn als
3etden bes Sludes in Na9t rno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

Ser Nadtunds int Sdueiser Sic.
bofe1
Der @tsbodeDiport faBte erit un1s
Sabr 1908 in europa SUB. 9ie sc.
ldidte bon ieinem triumpbalen Sie'
ges5ug uno aufittes bort fth tpie Elm
Wtar6en an. SSn ben lesten 8orfriegs-
iabren fieberten 3ebntauienoe auf ben
&uniteisbabnen internationalen 4us.
einanoeriebungen entgeeen; belon6ers
germ tparen Die &anaoier geieben, Die
cine neue geote in oielen i9neuiten
&fiport Der 8elt gebraht batten.
au6 ous Sdtpei8er @isbodep bat ei.
men ma9tigen Auftrieb ourd Die
Sourneen Der l1eberieer erbalten. Son
Der O:5-Nieoerlaee Der S6peia In
@bamonir 1924 Biz 5u oem ausge.
gli6enen &tngen eegen Die 8ertreter
bes Ibornblattes lit Elm LANCER, DOR.
nenboller 8eg al1riidgelegt tporoen.
Seute erfreut it9 oas @isbodep be.
ionoers BEL Der Sueen6 rnieres 2an-
oes zines boben slniebens. Die @nt.
ptdlung nin1mt, our6 ben @isbodep-
oerbano geforoert, cine INNER bret.
tere- IuSbebnlng an. Criminals pur.
ben i'm 0e5ember 1S43 rno Sanuar
1914 Sugenolager in Dabos our
Our6fiibrung gebra9t, Die ettpa 100
talentierte gea6pudsipieler einem ip-
itematii6en @ufbau unb elmer iert.
oien @runoi9ule unteraogen. Sn ben
groBen Stdoten nit 2uniteisbabnen
tperoen felt einieen Sabren S6iiler~
meiiteri6aften ausgetragen, bic 6a5u
angetan itno, BEN Na6pu6s fir Die
&lubs Dor> un0 beran5ubil6en.
gisbodep fpiegelt Eempo u1o
&f pi6er; es lit Elm aufbrauien
bon araft uno gnereie, mas barte un6
mutige @dmpfer oorausiebt. Sebod
iiber alem itebt ser Mannidaftsiport.
@s gilt blisidneu Die 4ampflage 5u
erfaiien, i'm 8ru6teil elmer Sefunbe
otc Qbltdten oes @eeners au our9.
idauen, bieienieen Der eieenen 5pie-
Ter boralsauabnes. Sen f0rperlihen
anitrengungen ii,ro rur fportlih ge.
itablte Manner setpadien. Gin gutter
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9as 9atentreu33eiben
Son 9, g. so.

9urd lange Sabrbun6erte binourd
galt Die Smaitifo ooer oas Safenfreu5
als Elm religioies ooer mpitii6es SD,n-
bol, oas oeforatib ooer in mDItiI6er
Beoentnng auf ben alteite,l beioroers
tn6ii6en Monumeuten. tpobl aud in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

li9en 8eribte iiber i1aifentpeiie Der.
gaiuns ltno gerbrennung unidul6i9et
W6nner, Grailen itno 4inoer brr6 Die
90 in ben gerni6tungslagern bon
auibtpis uno Waibanet ua. CUR eIei'
den Bel nber tpaet Der Serr Soupt'
iultamtsleiter ,tnbefangen au erfla'
rem: sd BIN eeDiB, bob nod ME mebr
fiir ben 8eita,,o Der &i1t,r eetan NOR
BEN lit, als iest.' gon 6e1, geationol'
ioaiaIiiten, bertebt ftd', fiigt oas
S9peiaer 8latt ironii9 binau.
JSerr Gerff erfldrt, 6aB oas emit
ideioenoe MiBberitanonis Ieoislid in
Der ausleeung oes 8esriffs aultur
liegt uno barin f0nnen tpir ibm aller'
oings ul.r suftimmen", fdbrt oas 8latt
fort. ,,Benn tpir in nornationalio5ia'
liitiider 3ett bon 6eutider 9ulh1r
ipra9en, 10 oa6ten mir in erlter 2inie
ON bas bobe uno berpflidtenoe grbe,
6os ettpo Elm @oetbe Stifter, @i6ens
oorff ODER Morife btnterlaIien baben.
SSn gerffs 8orten miro man nad
oieien Namen bergeblid iu6en, aber
ltattoeiien tpeiit er auf einen Wann
bin, Der bas Deutide teinesmegs Die
@oetbe meiiterte, ionoern es iogar iei'
|nem eigenen @tngeitdnbnis nah, faum
ipie Elm &uti6er ipra9 uno es no6-
oriidlid beradtete uno ielbit fir feline
5iemlid umitrittenen poetii6en Ser
iu9e it6 aus6riidlid bes Sran3oliiden
be0iente: Srieori9 Der @roBe.
uSerr gerff er5dblt uns, baB
5rieorid feline Slote uno feline 8ii6er
iiberaubin begleiten, ielbit auf ieinen
bie1en &riegs5iigen, aber oamit be,
riibrt Der Serr Sauptfultamtsleiter
audi 5uelei6 einen Der tpunbei item
Buntte Der &1lturbemiibungen Der
No5is. @r itberitebt ndmli9 i'm gifer
Ieiner Wiiiion, oaB Die oeutiden Col
oaten bon bellte feline 8elegenbei1
mebr baben, it6 betm @enuB quite,
8iider ooer Muitf 81 entipannen
Sl0ten un6 onoere Weuiitinltrumente
| ltnb i'm beutigen 9eutl6lono ebenIo
rar getporoen, pte 8a9er, oenn oieie
lDeroen nidt mebr georudt, unb aud
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Itrumentenbau lit itillgelegt. Selbit BIZ
beriibnten @eigenbauer bon Weitten
Dal0 iteben beute ebenio pie oie po'
tulGren ManooIinenma9er oes 8ogt
lanoes an Der 5ront ooer i'm 4riees
einias. 5elbit Die Seritellung Dor
S6auplatten lit eingeitellt poroen.
,8ereits i'm Sabre 1912 muBte bit
ebenfalls eingei6lafene uJronffurte1
3eitung' beri6ten, baB bii6erbungri
ge Weni6en in Deuti6lano itd ies
abenbs binieben uno in ibrer frapper
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tie tie ii6 anoerpeitig ni6t mebr Der
ibaffen f0nnen. 60 ergibt ii9 oi
traurige Eatiade, oaB Die geo5is it
ibrer 5ebnidbrigen &egierungstdtig
felt Dem Golt ser Oi6ter uno Denfel
uno elmer Ser muiitalii9 i60pferii6
item Nationen oie 0eittel ent5ogen ia
ben, bic ibnen Die 8erfe @oetbes
S6ilers, 8ads, 8eetbopens, S6u
berts, 8rudners uno anoerer nabe
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Ser &hdgailg henti6er
8ilbuttg ll,tb Rnltnr

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fiibrung luno lire Riidtpirflngen ba-
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iteigenber @tnf9r6nf,.neen I'M b
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leben betpieien, 1n6 bies tpir6 iest nod
bur9 bic Eatio9e neri9Itmnert, onB
tuiiienidaftlide 8eroffentli6uneen II.
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iest fait auf 6em ausfterbeetat iteben,
fofern iie nift gum @rtegseinias bei-
tragen", idreibt bic fbmei3erii6e 3ei.
t11ng n8erner Eogblott" in einem ar.
tifel, ben ite aus oer ,,Satpei5erii6en
SodIdulaeitung" nadorudt. vDie
8er0ffentlida1neen bon 8ii9ern un6
8eitidriften fulturellen @baratters
bot I'm iesieen 0euti6lon6 gana ouf'
geb0rt, un6 gleid5eitig 1T bic 3ua-
lttdt Der gegentpdrtigen 6eutihen Stu.
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feiioren fino einitimmig Der Nnit9t
oaB bic eesentpdrtieen Mnforoerungen
fir bic grtetllng zines 9oftorgra6es
IN 0euti6lan6 nit 6enen fir bic erIte
ODER 5tueite 3miidenpriifrng in 8or.
geaat5eiten berelei9bar fi16. Die gu.
1aiiung gum l1niberIttdtsi situbium lit
iiberoies itarf bei9r6nft, uno nur
gertpnnoete tperoen bdufig bon 6ieiem
8ann ausgenommen. SS1n- 8olfe iagt
mamn oesbal6 bereits: ,l1niere neue
oenti6e elite bat ipe6er Mrme nod
8eine - boffentlid bat iie penigItens
8erItano."
,Die geiftiee 3utunft funftiger
@enerationen bietet infolgeoeHen nit
Gusnabme iener ipiiieni6aftli9en
3meiee, bic fir Die 9riegfiibrune me.
ientlid itno, Elm trauriges 8iI6', 10
fdreibt oas Sdtpei5er 8Iott meiter,
,uno es miro faum m0gli9 iein, Die.
len i6on bon @obbeIs probe5etten gei-
Itiuen &idgang auf5ubalten, bebor
Der fnltureqe geuupuntt errei6t i1t.
0as einitige Breltige utI6er @H.
ieni6aft miro ion1tt bieuei9t MIR bon
tpentgen @in5elperlonen aufre9t erbaI.
ten tperoen fonnen, uno oie1e 5ituu-
tion miro einen S9aoen i'm @efoIge
bnben, Der in Sabrbunoerten ni9t tpie-
Der g1t5umaden fem piro. 0enn in
allen fulturellen 9ingen fommen
Gnfgang un6 Serfaa i6nell, aber
fonitruftioe 56opfung beoarf Der. Set
itangen 5uminoeit elmer gan5en Gene
ration"
au6 cine onoere S6nei5er 3eitung,
Dos ct. 8aller Sogblatt'' befaBt 1t9
NIT oem fulturel1en 9fiidgange i'm
&et6e, Ino 5par anlaBli6 elmer &eoe,
bic Der 9feibsleiter oes Saupttulturs
antics Der gt5Dsl8, &arl Gerff, fiir5,
lid gebalten bat. uSerr Gerff fiiblt
it6 beranlaBt, oie fulturpolitiide 81.
tuotion 9eutl6lanos, baS ie INNER.
bin Elm ni6t 1tnbetrd9tli6es geiItes
@rbe. 81 berlieren bot, amtli6 5u BE-
leu6ten', iagt oos 8latt. ,@r gibt
5ll oaB bie bon @0bbels inn 3u9e 1ei.
ner lesten Sotalmobilma9ung Der.
fiigten @ini6rdnfungen uno S6Iie,
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gen itillegten', bebauptet aber, 6a6
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

Sc. Seiligfeit Bap1t Bius Der
3nolfte miro am fommenoen 19.
9e5enber elm Subildum feiern.
Sooalilten i'm gan5en 2anoe beab-
1i6tigen Elm Gribuum nit bl. Wel>
len uno bl. @ommunion 3ur 8or-
bereitung auf Oas Subelfelt oes
81. Baters.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
M Cage Outlook
Not Bright
Don Lund Is Only
Back

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 9 up
Boosting but one returning let
termsn and one holdover reserve,
the University OF Michigan's bas-
ketball team was not expected ~
better its sixth place standing Of
last year in the Big Ten race this
season.
The loss ~ letterman Tommy
King, marine tralnee, trans
fered from the Michigan detach-
ment. leaves Don Lund The lone
letterman from last season. The
big athlete is after his third baS-
ketball letter and his eighth In
three sports
Bruce Hilkene, captain-clcct Il
the l945 football squad and a navy
trainee from indianapolis. earned
n minor basketball letter as a sub
last year and the 6-footer probably
will win a starting position this
year.
One consolation TO- coach Benny
Oosterbaan is the return OF Nor
ris Bikoff, lcttcrman on the 1874 =
~ squad, a. a reserve guard.
Bikoff was discharged from The
army.