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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
3iueis 80.

sluen MitslieOern oiene sur &c.
fallisen gsaGridt, oaB oie ,lGhIte
Seriamnll,ns am Sonntas, oen 5.
Dfar5, 2 llbr nahnlittass i'm SadIen.
beim Itattflnoet ,lnO aQe NitaIieoer
iino erlllht 81 erifeinen uno iif gut
Itebeno 5u MAIDEN oamit mir sic poae
3abl Selegaten ihiden fonnen 3ur
aonpention. Gs limo aud anoere .rif=
f'ge 1e'hdfte sic sur gerbanolung
fommen uno nur Damn our aagemei,
men 3ufrieoenbeit erleoist lpereen
fonnen tpem aae Mitalieoer Snter-
eiie seigen uno amueieno iino.
Sobn &ol5tr6ger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
sur Grinneruno

an unieren geliebten 8atten uuo Tas
ter 0eprg SpntidD
ser am 25. Sebruar 1913 aus 5ielenl
2eben perihieo.
Gin Sahr lit id,on uerilofien
Seit on uns bait perlniien
gu treues Saterber5.
Gu spgeit bin 10 9ernc
gSeit iiber ale Sterne
Gs Iehnte lid bein frantes Ser5
6inumelmdrts.
go rube ianft in 6rieben
@iS tpir pereim binieben
Inns alls frDbfih ipieberIeben.
8elpi0met ppn oeinen oih ,espia
lIcbenoen &inoern uno @attin
6atbarina 3ontidJ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
0onnerstas, ben "a. Gebrnar 1914

rnnes-Gde miro Seize, Sanotii1er,
0sabeln uno 5aoen umiaiien.
Sn Mnerfennung Ser Iatiafe,
raB Sunsens uno M6Oels in getpii.
len sltersflaiien mribieoene Mui.
nobmeidbigfeit beiisen, baben Die
Hullen im pergangenen SephmfSr
getrennte Shulen fir Sunsens uno
Maoels eingeiiibrt, Die est aus oem
Terludsitaoiltm beraus iino. Sic
baben lib gut beipdbrt, uno Die gee
toroen fins Ser Mnltht, oaB lie bel.
Fbalten meroen ipaen.
Wht Oem &rieasaus6ruh, SEN
len iuar, sic Mdohen su beiiercn
Eatrloten, fir bie @eieaidait nno
Mutterid)ait 81, cr5iebeu. Gom II.
Soliuar an, oelu eriten Sag oes
erltten Shuliemeiters, iperoen Sic
Shulnliod)cn neue lmo intenIipcrc
Snltritftionen iibcr geiellihaitlldrS
9pnebuen erbalten.
Sabrelang iino Sic 9iuiien Sos
boflidIte i,uo liebcnspiiroigite Gole
rer SHelt gctpcicn. Sbre aIte Sc.
lclllhait war cine Ser iippicitcn in
europa, uno ons 9lmtsle6en untcr
Den Solpiets lit in ser gIeihen @ci.
lc. nit beIonoercn1 Nuhorl,d aui 81.
Vrcnlalitlteu gciiibrt lporocn.
Ger Sauptgued ser If1ohenifu,
Gapfllierlngcn unN III slnNtrad,t
Ser Sotiad)c, oab iait iebermorn
'iir Sie 6rpnt arbcitet. boben sic
Sehorocn Oieien 0ingen nid,t sic
HuImerfIolnfeit icheufen fonnen,
Sic iic ibncn aernc geluionlet bltten.
Nber lett nerocn neuc &urie Elm.
sefiibrt, Sic cine griinoIde Musbil.
Dung IN Sisjiplin uno nIaemcincr
aforol porIchcn. Iagt Die 9ehrcrin
Hltfcplh uro Ser Sillcno miro bel.
Gc6rocbt perSen. pie iie iih in 8c-
'ellIdlnIt Grpadiencr ,lno in Sin.
scrre'ellId)nit. in Sbeatcrn, Meitalt-
:ants uno Sioen 81 bcnbnlne fat.
Srobcr @crt miro oaraui aeleNt.
Sen afaoden 6ei;uhrinacn. pie III
lbrer a!eiocr ielbIt in Sronl,ng bal.
zen f6nner. uno oaraui iu ad,ten.
COP lie ihre Saare in SIedtcn tra.
gen, ipie oas 'cit 8ereraticncn Sic
C~mobnheit ser ru'liihcu Shp.-
mlohen lit.
Giele Mosfauer aliiittcr iino
iiher oicics ncuc Griicbungsiad, oli-
beroroentIid, crireut, ocnn "a III
cen aanien Gag iiter urbeiten, iinS
lie abenos 5i uiiNc.. nm ibren &in-
btrn nod, aeiellid)aitlides 9eneb.
men bel5ubrln9cn.
Giele ppn ibueu BADEN ibren
Sanf bereits slusbrud perlirben
uno erfldrt baB oies cine ser begriis
Eenmerten gteueinriftl,ngen lett
&rie9sbeainn iit
Sie Huiien lcren grobel @crt
cui SGflihfcit, uno sic afiitter, bie
IN ;sabrifen @iiros ohcr als au.
tDbusiiihrer llno Strabenbahn'haii.
rer arbeiten, iiiblten, Bob lie tire
GiIihten Sen in bartcn 3eiteh allf'
lpad)ienbcu Sinoern gcseniiber Der,
nadlluIIi9tcn.
Cine Ser Miittrc iantc. als Iir
uon oieier neuen Ginrid)tina borte.
,Slupa 9o9u" - Ghrc lci 8ott!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
Sn GbefeTeln.

Seiratslultig mar Serr Bernhard
S. aarolp, Sobn uon 9errn uno iSrau
WiHael aarolp aus 2incoln Hlace,
Ha. CT lit 'einem Graft 9paro ent-
mliipft. 9suor er gum OtilitGroienIt
elnge5ogen iuuroe bat er Sri. Wurp
". Strafa aus Someiteab, Ta., Die
9ano gum Ghebiino gereidt. Ias
lultge Gbepapnr bat in 9incoln Vlace
@obnung genomtnen. geioe baben Die
&omeIfea6 Sofid)iile abiolpiert. Slid
uno Segen tpiiuiden ibne1 ibre an-
meraben uno Befannten.
@eorg Neinertb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24

3iueia 81.

9lllen Mitslieoern oiene sur Nad.
ridt, bab uniere monatlihe Geriamm'
lung pom 5. Wear5 ami 12. Mdt,
berihoben neroen muBte ibeeen hi.
ierem Stiftlngsieit. 0as fir 5. M1rs
nngeiagt lit. slub iperhen Sic Sele.
guten fir Die &onpentipn in ser Ser,
iaulnllung eeipdblt iperoen. Saber
fomntt ole 10 oaB mir audi sic rihtl.
gen gPttglieoer als Gertreter iiir hi,
ier @ohl uro 8ut ip1bIen fonncn. Gs
ipiirbe inns freucn eut) alle red1t bcr5,
ltfIt 81 begriiBen.
sOSidueI Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
SDntcrns-0 -0emein6c.

0reitog. BEN 3. MGrs, Inn 7:3O
l(br abenos, miro Serr YaItor $. 8.
j. SlmoIeit BON God)eiter, Yu., oic
8altpreoigt in Der Sonterusfirde bal.
ten. slle 8emeinbeglieoer oils aud,
Sdlte itno ber5liG eingelaoen.
Sans Senoel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
2iueta 80.

Im 3. Wtars finbet sic @abl zines
neuen Sallenparts itatt. Die Iiitglic.
Der, Sic iif Tim oieien Gpiten beiuer.
ben, lino gebeten ibre Sfierte bis 81
oielem Gage an meine aoreiie 5u
lfiden.
al'd) teile id ilnieren Wtitslieoern
init, oab oas unldnglt ange5eigte
JIld-Jrp ieoen 5reitasabeno in Der
Salle Itattfinbet
5. Sol5trager, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24

UHN QrBlOleH - 1ettt, SerdelDuHg. IN
Der Na5i-TerminoIosie ia natiirlid,
lid, gum angriff auf bie rarmen"
Na5is berib1porenoen g6lfer GU
ropas Intpenoung finoen.
8oreit ober sruroe inn 6ebrltar 1910
crit einnal Elm ibeinbeiliges 0irt.
idaftsabfommen nit So,piet Stub,
lano setroffen, aber mir 3eitsenoi
fen ,piiien, tuas iif ieitoem abgeipielt
bat. @irfIih, oieier Monat 5ebrl,ar
| lit Elm .3eit- llno &ultrripiegel, be,l
elm ieber bon l,ns = Jreuno oeutiher
aultur oher stbf6mmlins oeutidjer
Gltern uno @robeltern - iib belinu.
lif borbebalteu iollte, l,m 81 leben,
mas aus Dem geiporOen lit, mas er
emit an ienem oeutiben geien idds.
te. Statt zines 2utber, zines &dnbel,
eines Sdupenbaur l,,rb ipie lie
alle beiBen - feiert mani bellte tua5r.
ideinlih rauifeno Sebrrar. Geburts-
tage BON Na5ieroben ipie Ser rHeihs.
Observation-Disclosures" 8ertruo
Shole-alinf ooer oes vHeifsiugeno-
| fiibrers" Irtbur Mrmaun, oesr rNeihs,
Observation-Disclosures" Ienltantin
Sierl, oSer bes ,9feid,sorganiiations-
letters" unb Siibrers Ser ScutiheM
slrbeitsfront, Or. 9fobcrt 9ep. Tiel-
leiht, oaB ser eillittge vSpe5i" Ser,n
Sitlers, Ser 8auleiter pou Iranfen
uno Sl,oenireiier sSulius Strei6er.
oicsmal niht nebr lmter sen gefeier
ten Nasia@roBen iein miro, neil es
in5riihen anseblid) in ltngnabe aes
fallen lit. llno ob lie Des r@ro6en
aurfiirlten" geoenfen, Scr Sitlers ao.
lonialtrGume 5iterIt tr1lmte uno bas
SrcuBentum 5ll isner Matt su bebel
besdnlt. auf oie es Damn ser altc Trit
uno 9ismart peitcrbcben? Sein sc.
burtstag ii0t aud, in Sen Sebrusr
- hes Sabres 1920; genau iuie, ins
Sabr 1888, Ser jenes preubiiheu
@eneralfelbmarihalls, ser Sen nuh
ibn henannten beriibn,ten sluimaridj :
plan gesel Sic 6ran5oien enhpuri:
glireo Grai bon Shlieiien.
Gon Sflieifen Sit inherent aomi.
raj Nimit. ser i'm Sebruar 1885 &C.
borei1 wilrbe, ooer inherent Genera!
Giienbotuer, ser i'm Sebruar 1919
gum Gbef ser Ylanunssabteilung bes
amerifaniiden Generalitabes BERT.
fen purSe, unS sic beioe - eber-
fans auf Seutide Sorfabren suriid
6lideno - bie iiegreidlen 4egrer ie'
mes brlltalen Sranss nah @elterpbe.
rling iino. Die @a5l fallt niht if,rer
fir ben, ser iid) iein llrteil bctpaDrt
bat unb ser bic &rait oes 6eiites l,no
ser Menihlidfeit roben Houoietlun
uno iaoiitiihen Sflapenbalter. .Wnnie-
rem porsicbt. Guer Sutber unb Su,l.
Del, Menbelsiobn uno Seine - unh
einen Steian 3,ueig, ser iid} I'M Grill
i'm Sss6ruar 1912 bas 2eben nabm,
neil i'm bie Sertreibung aus leinem
oeutiden &ulturfreis entpur5elt bate
- eegeu Sen y8eiit" jenes Wannes,
ser ieine Eiitole 5iifen .rollte, gegeE
iene, oie BEN beutiden He;hstag an
5iinoeten, INN sic Shulo Damn anoe-
rem an5ubdnsen, gegen Die Gems uno
Streifers uno slr}nanns ino Sholt-
&linf unb ipie lie alle beiban . Sn
oieiam Sinne iino iolhe Ueoenftase.
alte uie nelsc, Gage, ser 8eiinnilng
- ,tnA nor f(nren (SntihpiA,,nn'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24

- 0a feltgeiteat ,pur6e, 0ab pieie
Seute nod alten @bisfep i'm SHranf
baben, regt Die Nadridt, oaB es i,l
oieiem Sabre feinen neuen Wbisten
mrbr geben miro, Die Abgeoroneten
gar nid)t nuf!
- Gs :piiroe ipnbrlf)einlih fdsper
fallen, tpollte man Die 9iplonaten
,er @egentpart oipIomieren!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
Nts 0arf, 1i,Sia,,a
.3neia 26.

IS eiene alltr AE:tnliebern CUR &c.
follieer 9sahridJt, SaB Die rdcDite %cr-
fantmlIng Sam&tcg, sen 4. MdrS
8 l1br abenos i;l't;inNet Nile Mit-
glieoer iiHo irclrnoiih eri!lft anne.
icl1o su Iein. q ). ginoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24

Sinb Ste unp Sbre Angeh5rigen
Nifalicb i'm 0ranfrnucrcin nnS
Central Ierbanb? @cnn nid1t, iett
1T bic 5eit bcisutrcten. Tim scnanere
Snfprmaton ruicn Sic ben gofaIs
uertrcter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
Suffice Gfe

~@ei cud gibts BOD, li6cr pieic
ldone 6rnuen, ipas?"
sd urbeite Sen ganjen Gag, III
iebe feinc."
$50 arbeitcn Sic rcnn?"
rSn einem Sh0mbeitsiaion."
raurt, Ou bilt ein unnrtiges 9ino,
bll lpirit beute obne 9lbenobrot ms
0ctt gebcn," iaet sic Wfulter.
.9as gebt riht, Mutti," eripiDert
&lrt, yipas miro Damn nit nleincr
MeOisin, sic id) nab Dem Giicu nch=
men ipQ?"
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Government Rests
Powers Case After
|Accuser Testifies

The Government late yesterday
rested its case against Connie A.
Powers, 48, charged with grand lar
ceny of $500, after introducing ad-
ditional witnesses in an effort to
identify the defendant as one OF
two men who allegedly made away
with the money, after a money
making machine" demonstration In
downtown hotel.
A high light of yesterdays testi.
mony was that given by James D.
Price, service station operator, from
whom the sum allegedly was taken
who told the court Powers and
George L. Merrick had gone to his
service station last April and offered
him $2,100 not to identify them in
court. Merrick also is charged with
grand larceny of the sum in a sepa-
rate indictment. A Government mo-
ton to consolidate the Powers and
Merrick cases for trial was over
ruled some time ago in District
Court.
Trial Of the Powers case was re-
cessed until Monday, when Assists ant
United States Attorney John L. In
goldsby, jr., rested after placin(
Police Sergt. Elwood Groves on the
stand. Sergt. Groves testified that
Price had identified Powers in a po-
lice lineup in connection with thu
alleged swindle.
Earlier. Ira N. Gulickson, hand
writing expert and employe of the
Police Department, had testified as
to alleged similarity Of Powers writ
ing on police identification card
and that on hotel registration card
which bore another name. The Gov
ernment was seeking to prove tina,
Powers was registered at the hotel
IN question under another name.
Witnesses were subjected to Wig.
orous cross-examination by Attor-
ney Charles E. Ford, representing
Powers.
Evening star., 1944-09-29

Lucille Miller. a, nsosHi sut1slo' n. y :. H. ana
John Kent, 80; Fort Myer. and Rose Win
oeorIe Parker, 20. 4sIs Wi.consin ave
NV; and Ida Rowe, "a, 43l2 Garrison
Peter Challis-King, 81. 1929 Summit pl.
NV. and Sylvia McNeale. 10, 1901
wyoming ave. NV.
>, Audrey Jones, 27, 557 Lebaum ct. Sc
Herman Eiss, 81. o225 N st. NV, and
Alice Kershenbaum, 81. 1922 OsCen st.
Nieholas Thomas. 40. 112o 18th st. NV,
and Theresa Huot Il, Miami.
Maurice Bouchard, 80, Atlantic City Ma
y, Az Station: and Sophie Epstein. %,
Homer suter, 4s, -341s oath St ne. and
,, Ruth Conrad, q. 1Argonne Apts.
,unsus Rs1e'e, aEy1f e e. sts5esSe
and Mittie Smith, 90, 200 Walnut st
Frank Adams; a.: IS Florida ave. NV;
ave. ne.
MsHd M carrie workman, 50, ssl Rhode
| Island ave NV.
Margaret Rush. 26. Arlington.
Helen Gilnllan. Is. 2417 9th st. south
Arlington.
JACK Martin. 81. 62e srd st. NV, and
Virginia johnson. ls, Arlington.
Samuel Fishman, 35. Arlington, and Tillie
Norwood: 30, 1701 18th st. NV.
William Albert, 32 Camp Rucker Ala
and Caroline schaller, 90, 27o4 18th
Carlton Goss, 10, s21e 9th st. Sc. and
Alice Miller. IS. $50 18th pI ne.
on lss g. l3sR 3so st
Ivory Gilman, "A, and Ollie Barringer
"a. both Of 712 Rhode Island ave n W
Wilson nr., v9vak g2 Fo5t Meade and Do
John Malone, %, 1888 Irving st. ne, and
Jean D'Andelet. 20, 26Ol Gath St ne
Ernest Kucirek %. 1924 InFieside ter
NV, and Madelyn Allen. 80. 1925 In
gleside ter. NV
ave, SILVER Hill, Nd, and TAR Alice HEsasn Was,
ner, Is. 727 Massachusetts ave ne
and Claudia Stuart, 90, 5000 P st. n W
Fred Forconi, go and Sue Kocsis, 22, bott
OF 3aO6 6th st. NV
Louis Qremillion, 2S, Bordelonville. La.
and Laura Ambroselli. 10, 319 I6ti
Samuel Stevenson. 25, Anscostia, an,
Lawrence Burzynski, 25, Rend City, Ill.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
and Kathryn Macari. 10. 319 11th 1t

/ and Kathryn Macari. 10. 319 11th 1t
S.W
Raymond Robbins. 81, 1891 Douglas st
ne. and Eunice Galmer, 10. SO Fenton
pl. NV.
John Frank, jr., "a, 50 L st. NV.
and Agnes Doyle, "a, ~ Allison st. ne
John Barnes, 20. Camp Perry. Va, and
Gladys Beck. ~. 1917 Holmes pl. NV.
and Maggie Pollard, 20, 221 X 1t. NV.
John Bundy, r.. %, 1443 @ st. NV, and
Elizabeth Wise. %, 1414 v st. NV.
Theodore McDunhe, 10, 615 10th It, me-,
st. ne.
Robert Bills. 25. Navy Yard, and Mar
garet Brisgs, "a, 1898 31st st. Sc.
Wiley jackson, 81, 140l Fairmont st. NV,
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Marriage License
AppHcotions

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Dait three tuu days and
recetUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Issued at RoekviIla.

Issued at Rockville.
James Howard Huddleson, 81. Northport,
\. r.. and Mary Pascoe Huddleson, 81.
New Canaan, Conn.
Francis 8. oreenhalg, 27, South Boston,
Mass, and Rita o. De 0randis. 2S,
Washington.
20. both Of WashinEton.
William c. Little, 10, washington, and
Sarah =. Bright, 16. Hyattsvtlle, Nd
Leroy Moore. tr., and Lille Mae Tobias,
16, both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1944-09-29

Richard Nealis, 10. 1888 7th 81. NV, and
Winifred Proctor. Is, 63 Grant ave,
Forest Glen. Md.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07
Sports Roundup

new York-AP-A crowd OF ? 5000 was expected at the polo grounds
today to watch the Esquires AlAmerican boys baseball game between
80 youngsters divided into east and west teams. Bill Pierce o De
uoit has been named starting pitcher for the East SQUAD WIN jim
Nelson OF birmingham. Ala. behind the plate. Virgin Jester OF Denver
viii start for the West Team with Richie Ashburu OF Tilden' Nebr
catching
Beverly IHIs Calt-AP Byron Nelson, Toledo professional, has
added $500 in war bonds TO his sotng laurels with a hrstplace score
of 81 in thc S50o0 Beverly Hills open tournament, which places MIN
IN the top group Of moneymakors fr the year in this section.
,r,lanc Wash-AP-Jm Shfyer, whose qualifying score Ma so
weak he had TO win a payof to get into the championship flight de-
faatod National Public Links Golf Champion Bill WEIGH Sunday for the
Spokane City title, > and l.
Sacramento AP- Southpaw Thomas Edward Seats OF the San Fran
sisco Seals TOOK a day off from the shipyards yesterday to win him
self a place in the Pacific Coast Baseball League hall OF fame by hurI
ing two shutout victories over the Sacramento soOns. Unable to break
away from his San Francisco shpyard job earlier IN n week, seats
teIephoned Manager Lefty oDoul OF the Seals Saturday and offered
10 work both Sunday games
Chicago-AP-Tmfdoms famed bargain horse, five year old Alsab,
who earned $350O15 in purses after being purchased a a yearlng for
5000, has ended his racing career and will retire 10 stud text spring
His owner. Albert SABBATH, reported Alsab was being retired because il
was feared competition might seriously injure the speedy bay. SABBATH
this summer, but despite satisfactory practice performances needed
two to three races before doing his best in a distance event,
Observation-Disclosures version OF a duration" world title heavy
weight bout-a lOround battle between % year old Joe Baksi of Kulp
mont. Pa. and ring wise Lee Savold of Paterson, \. J-s expected to
cram Wrigley Field tonight with upwards of $4,000 fans, a goodly por
ton gratisadmited seryicemen.
East Lansing-AP-Footban hopes at Michigan State College lifted
somewhat this week end when it became known that Morgan Gngrass,
nlback on Spartan teams in 1871 and 1912, would return to the squad
this fall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07
Dizzy Trout, Hal Newhouser
Garner Long String of Wins

Chicago, Aug. 7-AP-Unless
something catastrophe happens,
the Detroit Tigers are almost GER
tain to enjoy one OF the biggest
boasts of major league baseball
when this season ends.
They'll talk pridefully OF having
had two 20-game winners on the
pitching stan.
Paul Dizzy Trout. the bespec-
tacled highlander, came up even
with his southpaw staffmate, Hal
Newhouser, at II triumphs apiece
as the Tigers swept a doublehead-
er with the White Sox Sunday. 10
to 3 and 3 to l..
Dizzy won the second game -
won it virtually by himself. in fact,
not only did he clamp down the
Sox with five hits, but he hit his
third homer in the fifth inning and
doubled home the ultimate win
ming run in the seventh"
In the opener the Tigers lambast-
ed two Chicago pitchers for 10
hits 10 make it easy for Stub Over
mire TO win his sixth game, his
third over the White Sox. Joe
Hoover hit four singles and Pinky
Higgins a double and two singles.
The two victories gave Detroit a
sweep OF the three-game series.
N%ewhouser had won the first game
Saturday 10 make his record Il
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07

He states that the tensest mission
was the 51St, as it was the one
they all looked 10 finishing. They
hit the target in Munich and came
home singing The Army Air
Corps" in jubilation.
During the winter he made 20
missions over Southern France,
Hungary, Austria. Bulgaria, Ro-
mania. Italy Cncluding Monte Cas-
sine, and South Germany. destroy
ing communication lines, depots.
bridges and personnel. His presi-
Dental citation came for the hour
and 20 minutes they fought through
200 German fighters and destroyed
their target. He had several mar
row escapes and his ship was badly
shot UP. Lieut.. Maybee after gra.
duating from Western College emit
cred the L. S. Signal Corps In
January. 1912, but transferred 20
the Air Corps in July and received
his pilots wings at Ellington Field,
Tex. He flew his ship across the
Atlantic. His wife, Virginia Crook.
tennis champion, and a month old
daughter, Suzanne, live in Kala-
maZoo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07

and 6. Trout has lost nine games.
The Tiger pair are tied with Tex
Hughson OF the Boston Red Sox at
the IL mark.
With Trout showing how, the
Tigers made good use OF their six
hits OF Orval Grove to take the
nightcap. Dizzy hit his homer into
the left field pavilion and his dou-
BILE scored Higgins in the seventh.
In the ninth Dick Wakefield singl.
ed. was acriiced TO second by Hig-
gins, and sent home On Paul Rich.
ards single.
The Sox escaped a shutout IN
the seventh on singles by Ralph
Hodgin and Hal Trosky and a nv
by Thurman Tucker.
Three Chicago errors and four
Tiger hits manufactured five runs
in the first inning OF the opene
and Bill Dietrich failed to last out
the frame. The Tigers got Is more
hits before the game was over.
Overmire permitted only seven
hits, permitting a run in the fifth
and two in the ninth. He walked
only one man, giving Trout some
thing further to shoot at in the
second contest. Dizzy did, walking
nobody.
The Tigers don't play again until
they meet Washington Wednesday
night at Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07
1t. Maybee Home
From 81 Bombings

The record OF First 1t. Harper
c. Msybee. Jr.. BIZ Fortress pilot.
home from 81 bombing missions
over enemy territory in the Medi-
terrean area, with the Army Air
Medal, nine oakleaf clusters, the
title OF Singing Pilot of the Fiji
teenth u. S. Air Force and a presi-
Dental citation for achievements
in combat, is of special interest TO
Ypsilanti.
His father, Prof. II. G. Maybee,
ST., long head of the music depart
ment of Western Michigan College,
Kalamazoo, but earlier a graduate
and teacher of the Normal College
Conservatory, supervisor of Ypsi-
lanti public school music and direc-
tor Of the First Baptist choir, where
he first brought Mrs. Annis Dex-
ter Gray's lovely voice to public no.
tice, married Miss Blanche For
sythe, Ypsilanti, sister OF Principal
l.. l.. Forsythe of the Ann Arbor
High School.
Young Maybee kept morale OF his
crew hlgh When on a mission Dy
singing such songs as Stout
Hearted Mem. On Sundays he
sang with his bombers groups
choir in the little underground cha
pei.
He is now on leave with his
parents in Kalamazoo. Besides
destroying airflelds and factories
in ~Yugoslavia, Munich, and Hun
gary, his squadron took part in the
first shuttle mission TO Russia.
Operating from the Soviet Union,
they destroyed German airdromes
in Romania and Budapest on their
way back TO Italy. The close under
standing between the American
and Russian airmen proved OF great
value, according to Lieut.. Maybee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07

ployes. The strikers, whose walls
out over Btepped.up production
rates had halted output OF parts for
Pratt & Whitney Airplane engines
voted last night TO return to work
at the urging OF leaders of the Unit
ed Automobile Workers (CIO).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07
s0yg MRS. RUSSELL PERKINS
Social Worker
Mooresfoyn, New Jersey

oThe millions ofFord owners share a special
pride and satisfaction. For they know thar
economy. reliability and smart appearance
have been built into their cars TO last. And
efficient Ford Protective Service is readily
available wherever they may be. That's why
you will hear il said over and over again,
:'Sure glad I've got a Ford"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07

Sundays. Results
st. Louis 5, Cincinnati 4 "a in.
nings).
Pittsburgh 1875. Chicago 81.
Boston 14-S. Brooklyn Al.
New York 81, Philadelphia %.
Today's Games
No games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07
BACK TO WORK

Detroit, Aug. = AP Five
Chevrolet gear and axle division
plants OF General Motors Corp,
closed for a week, swung back into
production today with an end TO a
strike which had involved 1000 EN-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-07
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Detroit 1913. Chicago 81.
St. Louis 9-6. Cleveland Ga.
New York 81, Philadelphia 10.
Washington 3-4, Boston rs.
Today's Games
No games scheduled.