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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Duseife 10 WrestIe
Chapman tuesday

George DuSettS, who won his
first bout after a three year alb
Sence, will meet Kid Chapman Of
Chicago, who also won in straight
falls in the last show. at Mack
Park Tuesday night. Louis Klein
wrcStles Buddy Knox. There will
be two other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Tiqer Box Score

To'Als 50 80 Is
'pa'fe1 for HasfrtT ia teeth
sar 20; Lsfebvre IN tsrth
DETROIT O0i o00 lno -
Warrington 200 900 600 o.
R4aA-- "a 2ksCsld >. Trcg'. NyAv Kuh,l.
ETrorb-Nsyo. hiEsint, EQrs battsd In
spence BoAnd MAYO. Wakefield. York.
Two-bhss hr-Cramer Home nun Wake
Geld. Sacrifices Powell kigEelinE Double
plsy--SiREelnF TO Kuhel Lsn on bases
Detroit 3 washington 8 Bases On balls
=frr--t Sfrrtitnr Struck -est-By
Sigfeling , by Trout 8 Hts--Of Mig
d, inning Losing pitcher y gE,nnE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
WAVE Nearly Upsels
HaElltranlck Net Star

a WAVE whose lohs almost
rocked l5-yeaI-olu Sjepasnle Pry-
ChItko tennis boat furnishes the
chiei item ~ interest today from
the Hantramck open tournament
a. HautramCk Park
y She is Betty SobieSM from
Connecticut. stationed Al. Crosse
lie. Their affair went three .ets
before Stcphanic won, Sc. 4-6
tt-4i--
Miss prychitko. American L..
Cj0u AUXILIARY district champion
srd r4nncrlp in The state girls
event latt Man, headed toward "a
scmnnal berth Her next orpo-
mont is Ruth Milo Yeomsnctte
S0DcskI bohds Two deciSionS over
Josephine Smilka, Western Open
Darkness cut short Miss Sml-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Canadian Treasury
Bills Sold by Bank

MONTREAL. Aug. II - The
Bank OF Canada announced the
sale of $55. 100000 Dominion of
Canada treasury bills dated Aug.
IL and due Nov. 10. The average
discount price of accepted bills
was 9990453 and average yield
03S3 per cent This compares
with an average yield Of O.3s1 per
cent on the previous treasury bill
issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11

played his first game there in al
most 20 years the other evening
Eldon Briggs. Lansing pro. who
Is one of the longest drivers, sun
is trying to learn 10 putt. He used
a cross handed grip in the Michi-
gan Open Benno Pautke, pro
al Plum Hollow for Ia years. was
in the gallery az Orchard Lake
He's working az Willow Run and
SAYS the hours arc much better
than in pro golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
.Bron(os Have 6-Gdmo
Grid Card Set

KALAMAZOO. Aug. II tUP)-
Western Michigan College an
Heupced a six game football sched-
ulc for this fall.
Coach John w. Gill said he
would start practice sessions Aug.
y with at least so candidates.
Sept-q-EeEt- Sheridan at-henc- 1t
~. wabash at home; Sept. %. Bunker
HHl Naval Aviation Base, Ind. a. home
Sept 80 MAN University At oxford, @.
Oct :. Central Michigan a. home oct "a.
Great Lakes. there. and Oct q, open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
$50 Stations ID
Air World Series

NEW YORK. Aug IL uNS)-
The World Series this year will
be broadcast over $50 stations in
the United States and Canada
and VIII be shortwaved 10 all
troops overseas. South American
countries Will hear the game
broadcast in Spanish, the Mutual
Network announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Toledo S Lead
Growing Slim
BY nIted Pres.

The Toledo MudhenS held sec
ond place in the American ASSo-
citation over Louisville by a very
slim margin today after splitting
a double-header with Minneapolis,
rs and 2-5, yesterday. while the
Colonies walloped Kansas City,
90.
In other association names, the
leading Milwaukee Brewers won
a 1912 victory over Indianapolis
and ST. Paul took both ends OF
a twin bill from Columbus, A.
and 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
MtKeCknie 10 Pilot
Reds I Years, Quit

CINCINNATI Aug. II ms
Bill Mckcchnlc has been signed 10
pilot tho Cincinnati Reds for an
other two year, NckcchniC plans
~ retire from organized baseball
a. The end ~ The 1916 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Outboards Race Sunday

Mos 81 the Midwest writer
jockeys viii compete IN an out
board regatta A. Belle Isle this
Sunday as n feature g. The Pack.
srd Local 90 field day and outing.
Races start Al Z p N. on an east
ern end lagoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Jim Tabor Passes
His Army Physical

BOSTON. Aug II UP)-The
Boston Red SoX expected today 10
lose the services OF tnrd haScman
Jim Tabor who passed his pre-
induction physical examination
and will be subject 10 army call
within - DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11

When the government gave
manufacturers permission to begin
assembling clubs from materials
on hand. many thought there
would be plenty Of new clubs.
But labor shortage has slowed
up manufacturers Also. con-
siderable OF the clubs they are
making are being bought up by
the government for Servicemcn at
rehabilitation centerS and camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
State S Golf
Hope Beaten
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Long hit
ting Dorothy German OF Phila-
delphia, defending champion in
the 44th annual Womens WESTERN
Golf Association amateur cham
pionship. in progress at Lake
Forests Onwentsia Club, slaShed
herself into the semifinals with a
6-5 victory over B city Jean
Rucker of Spokane. together with
Phyllis Otto of Omaha, Georgia
Taintor of Fargo and Mrs. II. nj.
Sims. former Minnesota champion.
The high. swirling wind which
swept the course had little effect
on Dorothy's smashing shots, She
was 2 up at the turn and gathered
I the next four holes in succession
as Betty Jean faded.
In winning. Miss Taintor. the
violin playing gal. who also was. a
semifinaliSt in 1871, eliminated the
last Michigan hope, Sally Sessions
of Muskegon. who captured the
mcdaliSt prize with "A.
EACH SET 80
They were square Al the turn
each tallying 3S for the best golf
Of the day. Georgia gathered the
tenth and eleventh as Sally'S short
game vanished and cinched mat
tiers with a birdie at the thir-
teenth when her approach was a
foot from the cup.
Miss Otto turned on the heat
against Betty Jane Garman of
Hammond in the final stages after
holding a / up lead at the turn.
She won four of the last five holes
in even par figures.
After being 3 down at the four
teenth tee, Mrs. Sims won the
fourteenth. fifteenth and eight
zenith from Peggy Kirk of Findlay
and took the match into extra
holes.
Peggy kept in the game by
dropping a 45-foot putt at the
twentieth. but was put out at the
Dist when she failed TO negotiate
a 4-footer for her par after Mrs
Sims took a par.
In the sesnifinals. Miss fainter
will play Miss Otto, while Miss
German will tackle Mrs. Sims.
DETROIT RESULTS:
Marian Schuster of Lagrange m de-
feated Mrs. A. Z. Wilson Of Detroit Col
Club as, hrst flight consolation Mrs
Lawrence lockwood, Cleveland defeated
q Mrs. L. o. Strader OF Detroit Golf Club
"a. third night consolation. Mary Loui
Laird Of WinnetAka. defeated Jean Hart o
Detroit Golf Club. I up 10 holes.
Mrs, c. r. Stricken 81 Meadowhrool
Country Club, defeated Mrs. George Welsh
Skokie. 4-3. fourth night
Mrs. ?, A. Parker Of Milwaukee, de-
feAted Mrs. Jack Henderson Of OaklAn'
HIS. as fourth hight consolation; Grec
Busema 81 Riverside. defeated Mrs. VII
liam ouse Of Oakland Hilis. IS. siKtl
I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Probable Pitchers

nFrRoiT 16 5 an 81 washinE

DETROIT tOvermre GID ~ washing
Con a. ronard g-sl--S 80 g. M tFWT1
Cleveland Hardcf s-ei O. Philadelphia
ST. Louis Jakurkt. ln.et 81 New York
Donald us, -2t3n Z m ttNT1
Chicago tHImphues a-st at Boston
tTtrrr $40 OF w tFWTI
NATIONAL IEAGtI
N'w York tF.Idm1r 90 az Pittsburgh
tSffrceFch sos 800 D. m. tEWlF
Brooklyn chapman 1-oJ ~ chicago
tF'euinr s7l- 3 Be- m trWTt
Philadelphia tStNarz s-tul no 81 Louis
GuuVrr 7-Nt-s.i9 3 m tFWTl
E-1tDn iAnLrcws ll.nl Ell Cincinnati
(shoun $685. .. m. tEWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
CONES BACK HOME

Max Armstrong, a member Of
the championship L a X e pof n e
team, who learned 10 play golf as
a caddie at Detroit Golf Club,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
How They Stand
Minor League Re:ults
AMERICAN LEAGIE

int League sou. assoc.
Nwk 81 Mon IS Nash .. All
- Srr Plrm g l. e 2
Bar 20 Hur - Nemp 20 = 3
JCtiy p. E.cn Ouy games
american Association
II - N.rr SIS s. 3 81 CO %
Mlw ln Indian Lous g Kan city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Used Club Business
Gets Pros Attention
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

With clubs particularly becoming
ing hard TO get quite few giving considerable attention
TO the used club buSneSs-and doing well
Like dealers clubs fixing
them looks Ike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
3 Major Tits Tonight
Inn SOftEeaHl Tourney
Times Photo

Three major tourney games and exhibition sobal fare
sponsored Metropolitan meet at Mack Park tonight
Fuehauf plays called Question Mark and Briggs Bomb
up Local adjoining diamonds at q Hudson girls
EeLe-Coa Is and DumIn Grounds ta.e Amorcan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
s:7 Sinkwich Holding Out for SOS, 900 From Lions
Trout Joins
No. 18Cir(|e /.
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL -
Frank "Stubby'' Overmire, blocky
little left-hander of the Tigers,
will face the Nationals and Dutch
Leonard tonight in an effort to
keep the Tigers moving forward
in the American League pennant
race.
Overmire beat Leonard in a
sizzling 81 game in Detroit on
July 10, leaving the base lines
strewn- with stranded Washing
ton runners. The Tigers have
won ID out of 10 starts with the
Mats this season.
Paul Dizzy" Trout, winner OF
20 games for Detroit last year.
today shares leadership among
American League pitchers OF the
American League with Hal New
houser. his teammate. and Tex
Hughson of the Boston Red Sox.
Trout last night won his 18th
victory of the season, setting
down the Nationals. 30, 10 hop
the Tigers past the Yanks into
third.
1t was blazing 10-inning
battle with Johnny Niggeling and
now Dir has his sights set on 3
triumphs.
DREAM PAIR
Stephen ONeill giories in the
feats of Trout and NewhouSer, To
have one 20-game winner on a
staff is enough to fill the dreams
OF most managers.
Trout and Spurgeon Chandler
of the Yankees were the only
pitchers last year to win 20
battles. To have two such mas
tiers on a roster is enough TO make
leader walk on air.
"Iial and Dizzy are going over
to Philadelphia on Saturday 10
get n good rest and he ready
for the Athletics on Sunday"
plped Steve this morning.
Trout can pitch on two
days rest. and Hal can pitch on
three. They're right at their
best now and with the team
hitting behind them. they're
apt 10 70 on and get those 25
games. Maybe they'll win
more.
Rudy York will be ready for
the Athletics and may play
here. Rudy pulled leg muscle
that put him on the bench. but
he hit that ball good last night
70 drive In the winning run.
y LIKES HoMERS
wakefield hit that home run
pretty good TO tie the score in
tho seventh. When rs all
said and done. the finest play
a manager or n player can de-
wise u O. home run In the pinch.
ct think we're about ready tn
move forward" Steve said. with
: conviction in his tones We've
got some winning TO do, hut "
any Of those teams now leading
Us faIter a bit, they'll find us
driving by them.
1.-TWO 2O-game pitchers make
you tough. Two 2s-gsme pitch
ers make you tougher"
, The record Of the past two
games gives color and substance
/ 70 the words Of O'Neill. II the
two leaders get a fair share a
! aid from some az the lesser lights,
! the Bcngals will be tough
Trout spotted the Nationals two
runs in the first inning. but ~
, let them down with two hits
and thud-for the remaining
eight innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Pacific Coast League
BY nited Press

Portland 3 San Francisco q
Seattle J. Hollywood .
Oakland q san Diego 2
Los AnFeles 4, SaCramenF6 :.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

als SrauIetn bon aernoeI aIlein nab
9enban a,ariidfebrte. sic NOR gang
geneigt eetpeien, Ste BEL it6 3uriid.
3ubeboIten, un6 i'd bate sebofft, sic
piir6en eine @aftfreunoidoft, pel6e
oieies Nfal gut uno aufrtdtig ge'
meint mar, aud annebmen."
~8ie. ib iol1te bel meiner Sltgeno
BON elmer Sremoen mid ernabren
loiien! 8iiien sic oenn nidt, pie
i6ner es mir fiel, oie 8ob1taten ST.
rer Mutter on5unebmen?"
u@ber Srdulein bon Gernoel liebt
Sic 10 5drtli6?"
uDas meiB id, uno ibre 2iebe lit
mir alles mert. Do6 lte bat german0-
te, uno mas miiBten oiele bon mir
0enfen, tpenn i6 an0ern our 2ait Elm
miiBiges 2eben fiibren loate? l(ebri=
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ibres gaters IN eth 9loiter gebradt.
bat man ieood Big 6obtn
ben BIan tuteoer gedn0ert."
~Bas ion oann ober aus Sbnen
meroen?"
sd tper6e mir cine anoere Stelle
iu6en", ertpi0erte Nora ieuf3eno.
Sinh 0as Sbre gun3en glusitds
ten? Sic tpolen olio INNER in ab-
bdngiger 5tellung perbleiben2"
uSSa', entgegnete Iie ianft; uid
min eben nieman6en 5ur 2olt fauen. "
u8obnen Sic in elmer 8iIlo?"
~ytein, 6rau Carmel bat es bor=
ge5ogen, i'm @oltbof 81 1pobnen, Sic
Gable o'Sote omiiliert uno 5erltreut
lte."
gr madte Anltalten, lid 5u ent=
iernen. uWenn Sic erlauben> 10 les
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qenS Dore e5 altb belei0igeno fir
Sbre Ofutter getpelen, tpenn i9 in
Fenban 100 anoerS oeuu bel ibr ge=
mobnt bdtte." "
,,5ie bdtte11 ia ipGter 6rGulein b.
&ernoel fir lire Soften entI6GOigen
f0nnen. Sb botte tie gebeten> Sbneu
81 iagen> OoB i6 fir Sen Go0esfou
meiner 5tiefml1tter - Sen @ott nod
lange Derbiiten tpolle - ieOenfous al1f
ieglicbe Gerfiigung, Oie Sic Sbres
@rbeS berauben f0nnte, oer5ibten
miirOe."
,,l1n0 ib', rief Nora lebboft, uid
perOe niemols Elm oerortiges Spfer
unnebmen."
@ie0er ibnieg er. Mon bdtte glau=
.ben f0nncn, Ser bcre0te Monn, Ser
nienals in Scrlegenbeit gerict, l,de
nuh Morten. g. bronntc ihnl eiur
tytonr All Ocu %jppru, luO ruol;tb
crtIhloD rr lith, llr 81 itrii>n ~ 1li>
80 1iitI;d)?'
,N<u, pWrt man oiCa uuttr ircn.
Ben Wteuideu lcin tann' clm.Otrtr
iit lno mari eincu 5artliNen Ylid
1lli Oir briOeu tlcinrn M0Obcn, mel
d)c IN einiJrr CntirrnlmN unbrr
'Erongcn.
r9eioer wiro'o nitbt IonNe onu
prn -.
uWarlm Oeuu?"
uGielleiht bat Sbncn 0rouIem D.
&ernoel gclagt, OaB id bel elmer ii.
lr YcnHpna rrltn0;ulcu bin?"
Gr n;ttC.
~Urau @armel JAP iiN iniolge ib'
rtr angcgrllrnen Wellul0bett gcnotlgt,
ben 8inter in You 5ujubrlugcu, mo
i6 eripare ibr Die Altiibe> lib nit it,
rem @ntelinnen 81 beldditlgen. Som
menoe Oitern tperoen oieie auf Wuni9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

ben mir uns lDie0er; eS lbelnt, lb
babe froute Neroen, nelcbe Sic 2uft
DON Euu berltbi9en ioa'
Sic berbcltgte lid obne Elm 8Ort
Ser GrmiOcrllng lunO mar plcOcr al
lcin. Cine leibte Wolfe lag iebt ouf
ibrer 5tirnc; 0enn 0os berflo1lene
Sobr fam ibr ipieOer ms @eOa6tnis
NlS 1ie Oarcl15 gum erltenmole ge-
lebcn, ipie peb botte er ibr ga ge-
tan! 8el6e5 @raltlen botte er ibr
Dor ibrer neuen 2ebenSmei1e elnge=
floBt, uno tpie 1ebr bate Oieie 2ebens=
meiie ibre 8efiirbtungen nod iiber=
trofien! Sic bebte bel Oen 8eoanfell
an sic langen 5tl1nOen, lpelde lie an
ser Seite ibrer Tante nerbrad)t, uno
audi IForcl1s mod)entlidbc 8eItd0c
maren feline 3erltrelung iiir lie &C.
pclcn. Sm Wrgcutel! &ir oft bate
le;n foltca, ruubca MrIru ltc Der
lrBt Gr idieu inn Ncrfcbrr nit lci-
uvr Stirjnulttrr leJlidbe <u9cnOfrl=
iC)r, jrNlihr NrNciltcrlng uerlorcu 5ll
bnbrn, lNO Noru bate nunrGmal Wtil
br llh uorjllltrllcl, ouB cr NlNt cbcn
10 alt mic lbre Sante lei.
2lotr luas inmcr Die l!rlat)c lclu
nlocbtc, Murcll2 mar uerunOCrt. Seine
Nrllt rr1pcitrrtc lid in Ser lt1rfcn-
oCn %l1ft, rr iiibltr rin jl;1rnollhca
&rrguitgcn, ruolld cinntul lrel al1.
lturu 5u fonnrn lmO fern Don Dem
Crtr SIT ncicn, no cr cine lolH bel
tiae, gr4llluue mnrollidc Grlhilttr
,;ilg rrlabrcu bate. Gtuua lpotcr be-
lltte rr ben tleiucu &lrHbol, m1l
lutlNrm lopjcle Meleu runtelL Die
blvrber gctonunen murcu, ulu Heben
LnO WelunObclt 81 finOcn; truumenO
Dlieb er Dor jenen Sulbriften lte=
ben> Die Ooran erinnerteu, ouB Der
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Eoo ou6 oie Sugeno ni6t oerldont
ga, iein Ser5 fiiblte lid ieltiam beim
4nblid elmer in tpeiBem Warmor aus
9ebauenen 6rauengeltalt betpegt, Die
melan6olii6en 8lideS> lei6t binge=
gol1en, an einem &reu5e rubte.
@el6 fromme San0 bat pobl Oie-
les Oentmol gelebt? fragte er li6>
nad0em er eS longe betradtet. Siel-
leidt Elm oer5meifelter @atte? 8enn
es tpirflid cine 2iebe gibt, >pie gralt-
Jam muB es bod lein, Oieielbe ol,r6
Den SOB 5erltort 81 leben! llno aui
einmal fiel ibm ein anoeres 8rab
ein, pel6e5 fem Wormoroentmal
louOern nur Elm einfadeS> i6par5es
&reu5 idntiitte. Sa, Ser Sob Soban-
mas fam ibm 0 it ms 8e0d9tni5, unO
bon ibm mar cine onOcre @rinnerlmN
lm5ertrennlid. Neben Oie1em bleifor-
benen Sel0enultllB, neben OieIer
V}ogO, meldc ibm 0ic groBe 2ebre OeS
Go0cS gegebc1L lab er Elm anoereS,
bon IrGncn bleiHe3 @eIidt, - OaS
8cli6t 9tora5.
8, e5 por ibm ulleS nod 10 leb-
bQft in ser Grinncrung! gr bate lbr
bic Gr0ncn porgemorfclL neil i'm Die.
lelbcn ongebli1 bel Scr Yflege Der
SterbcnOen lt0rtcn 9lber leinc slu.
gen morcn ibnt ollgcgangen. Wtit el-
nem al S6reCteu gren5enOen GrItau>
nen bate er gelebc1 lpie ooS lpel-
nenoe WtoOden obne 5u 3lttern, cine
flaifenoe Munoe beriibrte, unO 5um
crltenn1ale DerltonO er, rpie ltarf uno
Oo6 pie milo Oieie pabrbaft peib-
li9e, bertonnte 9tutltr lei. Au6 lpo=
ter bate lie li6 tart uno mlllenS'
frdftig ge5eigt Oa iie ooS anoenten
ibrer @roBnutter lnO ibre eigene>
beleiOigte 8IrOe uerteioigte - unO
BEL ali Dem mar fem beftigeS Wort
iiber ibre 2ippen gefommen, lie bate
nit 5anftmut o1f ieglide 8elelol-
grug geantmortet
(SDrtIpb1tnn fnInt)
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Die Wellh
81. Benedict WundsaIlDe

Erprobtss Heilmittai eegoM ale AxSaA vaM a.
Han und frisehan Wundsa. 0ssahwWaEoM, Co.
wAeehsea. Bisswunden, KAxAuAksan, WSw. Dit$e
Geld nur durch Post MSmey OrSse wm ScASekel-
K@ine Stamps. 90 Cents 10 @sA@ch4el be4
j. L. SeaaA. 173ee VaERowvSsw Av.. Cleveland @.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

HoU Wao Nno mnrnt, e1n le11teS
Rauiden eebt ourd sic 8meise, tueI6e
ote Strablen Der Worgenionne Der.
GOLDEN. 8au i6ldft nod, uno nur
1pentg SpaotergGnger beleben ben
Port. 8tpet fleine MGo6en benuben
Die @iniamteit, INN n1unter umber3u.
iprIngen uno zines oas onoere gu
bal9en, tDabreno cine iunge Oame,
tpabri6einlid ibre @r5ieberin, lang
Jam folgt uno ponnetrunten bic bal.
iamti9e 2ebensluft oes be5oubernoen
OrteS einiatet.
8alo ellen Die &inoer in raIdem
Saufe auf fte gu. ,,@epiB ermuoen mir
5ie", fogt oas Aelteite, cine biibl6e
8rtnette, in idmei6elnoem Gone.
"Wehn Sic iid BORT binauf an Sbr
2ieblingsplatden leben tpollen, tpiir'
ben mir, oas perlpre6en mir Sbne1
uns ni9t al5utpeit entfernen.
Oie iunge Dome l6deIte uno fiiBte
oo5 rei5enoe @elt9tben tpeldes 10
lebbafte 8eiorgnis ousorudte; oonn
nta9te fte elm beiabenoes 3ei6en uno
idritt langiam nod Ser groBen Maee,
moielbit fte iid ouf cine 8onf iebte.
sd 5dble auf Guer Geripreden",
Iogte fie; ,,SSbr lpiBt, 6aB mir in Ell
ner 5tunoe 5ubaule fem mii1le11."
Die beioen Wedoden fiiBten le uno
lprongen eilen0s bon oannen.
Iaein geblieben, offnete sic iunge
Game elm aorb6en, nabm cine Sd
telorbeit berouS uno begann 1id oq=
NIT 5u beidaftigen. Mber tie uberlieb
lt9 babel taulenoerIet 3erI Itreuungen;
bolo rubte ibr Nuge bepunoern0 ouf
Der raul9enoen @abe, baI0 tpieoer auf
ben 19neeigen8ergipiBen, tpel6e in
melter Serne li6tbar 1paren.
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ger oeS 8eges oober. Seine bobe
@e1tolt, feline bayern, energii6en 8u-
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merflib 5u MAIDEN; ober 0ie iunge,
in ibre Srdl1merei DerIuntene Dan1e
bemerfte ibn ni6t. Sein 8lid i6ien
lie our6oringen 81 tpoIen, olS er an
ibrer 8anf oorbeiging; aber crit no9
einigen S9ritten lentte er tpie0er 5u-
rid, blieb Dor ibr ltebeu, lrn0 no1nte
llnter tiefer 8erbeugung nit lei i1e 5it-
ternoer Stimme ibren Nomen.t /
Ote angereoete bebte un0 berno6-
te onfGnglid fein 8ort berpor3ubrin-
gen.
sd fiirdte> meme @egenmort bat
Sic - peinlid iiberraidt", iogte er
in betpegtem Gone; uoenn Tie erinnert
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oob i6 germ 5ebn Sabre meines 2e-
bens bergdbe, menn i6 oieielbe aus
Sbrem@eo6dtnts pertpii6en fonnte."
sic ma9te cine perneinenoe 8elpe=
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mtoerte tie nit einen1 leibten 3ittern
in Der Stinme. Sit sic Gante
noble"
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Sagen perlaiien
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lpenn iGOn Der alte 9oftor meint, i9
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nem 8ombenangriff gum Spfer.
56on 1924 getpeibt, muroe iie I'M
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t3ulenO griediide Sanoi9riften
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tr;l maren 25 Of0n6e ollein oamit
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Cnttaul6ungen fiir6ten, beiBt Dem
8l;if entlagen.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COLORED, ages 20 to 80, no experience
necessary; paid while learning: interesting
tuture. Apply Room 206. 20o1 11th st.
COLoRED MAN AND WIFE, no children.
ON nearby Maryland farm. for general
farming, wife to do housework; 500 per
mo-, with furn. house electric refrigerator
and radio. See Rupert 102l 9TH st. NV.
COOK; mattresses. nisht man, salary. good
sleIT nIp boarding house Gs MI H. 14as
Sr es YG5f Ts SH ehdre5 fern Bs
ment; Man must be earDenter: Prefer
sn sroom asfe bo9se ssfe 60 7ss In
COUPLE for small house: nurse and laun-
sfisi nsy lssai.s oR sla6 aS rs Live
init new apt building: husband employed
housework; quarters and salary. Mr.. ROB
11iaS1r6SRR' sIR1icfs. xj sasf whit. man and wifi.
only; sossr s 80 = apts; salary rooms and
JxNIToR AND WIFE for small apartment
heuse; Is. ~ Good quarters. n, Reas' pay 1920
housecleanins; full or part time. 1852 Que
MAN OR WOMAN. young: following train
ing or experience important in order listed:
Payroll. typist, receptionist dietitian-
stenoe rapher. college degree; compensation
room with private bath. meals and Sl0O
per month cash; opportunity for advance
ment Advertiser. 3nl7 Cambri6ge pl. NV
RESIDENT MANAGER for 13-unit apart
near st and Longfellow NV. twhite only
apt. rent in exchange for services. Apply
643 Indiana ave. NV.
WANTED AT ONCE 3 cooks, first chef
3 dishwashers, 2 bartenders. 3 bus boys. 2
kitchen girls, / oyster shucker, & wait
resses, 3 checkers, 2 cashiers. Apply the
nj