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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

1piro. Iuf Der otoeren Seite t01ne1
arbeitslofe Serionen iest ODER IN OBJ
leb6arer 31tfunft fetnerlei l1nteriht'
5ung cr1porten. Melbungen lperoen
beim ndbften Arbeitsa1nt entgegen'
genontmen.
Gin tpeiterer lppeu. auf Dem 2an.
oe 51t belfen. ri6tete ii6 ipe5ten on
cbafuierte Deuti6e, uno otpar beion.
0erS an Graue11, tpobei ie0o9 Gra11et
nit 8inoern ODER anbertpeitis boiler
SouSboltsbeI Iddfttgllng n1lSgenom.
men tuuroen. Im SdluB Ger 8e.
fonnt1nudungen bieB es: l1nbereh.
tigte 8eigerung, bel Der 2anorobett
3l1 belfen, miro Der ortlt6en Stelle
Der Oelitarregier1.n9 gemeloet 1no
beItraft perOen.
@iner Heuters.Weloung 5ufolge
bat Dos oaiierte Sberfonlnnnoo in.
1piiden Die 6reiloiiung qe1piiier
8ruppen oeutf9er &riegsgefangener
lmo entDoffneter oel1tfder Eruppen'
teile 1tpef3 4rbeit in Der 2anotpirt.
Id)aft, i'm 8ergbau u1ro i'm 8erfebrss
Delen ongeOr0net. Iae 5rei5ulaiien'
BEN iino ausgebtloete 9lrbeiter, Die
fir Igrorprcbuttion uro eine &eibe
midti8er Snoui itrien beionoers 1pid'
tig iino, fotpie Weanner iiber fiirf5ig
Sabre.
gucb Der ben oen Iatierten einge,
icBte 9iirger1neiiter BON Seioelbere,
s. ar!berger, appellierte an Die 8e.
u0lferung ber Staot, ~oie Arbeit in
Den SGreber8arten u1lb Die 3u9t Don
5Hleinoieb 3ll erb0ben", Inn Die &C.
bcnS1nlttelproouftion u1lb ipe3ien oie
Gr3eu3ung bon Ddld, 81 berluebren.
Ser 9lppea res 8iirgermeilters er.
d)ien in BEN ,Neitteiluneen', elmer
pon Der amerifoniiden MiIitQrregic.
rllng berou5Qegebenen 3eitung fir
Die 3ipiIbeOoIferune BON Seioelberg
ln0 l1mgebung.
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AufhauhtIfp nrr
5d1mptzRr KathnltkPn

Bie Dem BreBoienit Ser RotionaI
Catholic MeIfore Conference bcria'
tet tpiro, bat Die &otboIiidye llniber'
iitdt in 6reiburg IN Der S6tpei3 oG5
Botronat uber Die &otbolii6e Uni
periitGt 9impegen in 9oaanO ii6er.
nommcr, Die D6bre1ro Der Na5i'Sf'
tl1pation Idtperen Sfoben er1itt. gu.
gleid Deroen fiinfbun0ert Stipenoien
fir futboliitbe Stlloe>1ten fre4noer
2dnoer erriAtet peroen, Die ser
&rte8 er3ieberii6er ginri6tungen
beraubt bat - i'm beIonoeren 6ronf.
reid, 8elgien, Souono, SSStalicn uno
aud GeutldIono.
Die Stipenoien 1per6en inn @in3eI.
fuu Stl10icngebiibren, Soft 1,no So.
9i5 uno olIc onoeren not1pen0igen
Gus9aben fir Elm bis 5tpei Sabre Def.
fen.
Yar Homono, ser internationole
fotboliIhe Sh,ocntenb1,no, miro ol5
3e1rtralIteIle fir Die NuslDabl bon
&onoiOoten Omit belonoerer 8eriid,
ftdtigung iener, Die oieIleidt lelber
einmol 8QOo9ogen 1peroen fonnten)
fllngleren.
0o5 gonj" l1nternebnen lit nit
Dem idtDei5criihen fotboIiI&en
Soupt. pt.8oblfobrt5proieft oernohcn,
unter Dem bercit5 2ebensmitteI, 9lei.
oung, Ir5neien uno gan3e 8ibIiotbe.
fen fir frieg5Derbeerte 8ebiete in
SStolle1 unO 6ronfreih bei6ofFt mor-
oen Iin0. Ger Nert oieler 0otbilfe.
lIcfcrlln9en iiberlteigt erfl0rtermoBen
iIber cine WiQion Sdtpei5er Sron.
fen.
9IebrIid)c NotbilfemoBnobmen iino
fltr @elgicn, 9oluno, 2ltrelnbllrg
l1no 0aS iii0llte 0eutlhlono gepIont.
Die n6tigen 8el0er 1ino ourd 0ffcnt=
li6e SomnlHngen ultfgebraGt NOR
oen. Die 9eattion 0arulf mar bi3ber
ouS9e3el6net. 9ll1f Dem Qeiltigen @es
biet iplr0 onS SSnltitut fir internos
tionole fotboIiif)e 6rieben5betdtiglng
an oe~ llnioerittat SSreiburg oIle Die
le 8eniibungen tooroinieren. Scr
81. SGter miro eingelooen lrer0en,
ooS Batronoi 0oriiber 81 iibernebmen.
IS beItebt oud Die 9offnung, fugt
Der &orreI3on0ent bel, ooB sic o1ne=
rltonil6e Slerortie mit1pirfer unh
olle Oieie Eroiette, fir nelfe oie
Sd1Del3er aotbolifen iid ioeol eig=
men, unteritiiBen miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Der @rabtfdof aatf BEN groBen Bolts
6etrllg altriid, oen fte ausiibten NIT
beu6leriiden 8eripre6en, GaB ibr
&egilns Der Srbnune urrb ani it6r1oie-
felt oienen un6 ii9 nt Die 2ebren beg
@briitantunrs baIten tperoe. an bic
8eIoBunssmd9te ridHet Der @rsbi.
ldof eInen Appea, ii9 ,tibt Ieiten su
Ioifen turd, @ebonten Der 8ergeL.
tung uno &ade, benin 5tpeifahes I'm.
re6t idaffer tetn &e9t. Die @Idubi-
gen mabnt er, nid)t a,l ber5ogen, bic
Seimiu@un5 tpillig binsunebmcn uno
getroit in bic 3,ttunft 5l idreiten nit
oer @ewiBbcit, oaB Die grneuer,,ng
oes 6riltli6en 9ebens beifere Sage
berauffiibren tper6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
EnglannH knn1mpnnp
mahlpn

SoroIo 5. 2oIti, 1teGlpertretenoer
8oriitcr Der britilden grbeiterpur-
tel, Idetbt i'm neue1ten 8reBbrief Der
linf3 eingciteuten uOter,
feos Ne1pS Agencp" u.o.:
8initon Gburdiu bat Ieine 8obl
getroffen. 9aS engIii6e SoH bereitet
it'd auf cine 8abl Dor, Die ii6 in Der
@eIdifte gn9Ion05 aI3 oentspuroig
er1Deiien fann.
gie!non0, claude i6, farm Die
Brlefe analClteren, Die GburGtQ uno
Clement Attlee (oer 0iibrer Der slr.
betterporteD tpe6Ie1ten, obnc gu er.
tennen, ooB Der 0tiniIterpraIioent bon
Der energilden gntldlollenbeit ser
orp-Jitbrung 5u ieinenl SGritt ges
trleben tDuroe - ni6t 3ulett BON
2oro BeaOerbroof uno 9renoun
8radell Die i'm beitiirntten, leinen
tDoblDcroienten 9uf oIs 8r;egsfiib.
rer nu53unilben, lolonge bic Oont-
bartlett Ser 9eotion ibm gegeniiber
nod ouf bent 'Sobepunft lei. Sic bo.
ben it'd ouSgerefnet, oob bos, mas
9ttlee mit Redt cine viibcr1 1tiir3te
@obl" nennt, toftiid) oorteilbofter
fllr lie iein miro ais cine @ubl in
elmer TerioOe, IN Ser, aus pielen Of.
tenlthtliden 8riinoen, ieine 9orbee.
rem bereit5 3u Der1Delfpn bp1nrnpr
baben tper0en.
Gburdiu lit ooS ein5ige mirflif
lolioe 8ll15, oos bic GorieS ecliben.
Sieleld}t lit es be9reiflid, oaB er lid5
erlau5te, oen en8Itirnigen SntereI1en
Der BON ibm gefiibrten 8oriei ienc
8rltnoe 5u opfern, Die cine 3ube,
pn1l1c 1plln}hen51Dert criheinen lie,
BEN.
GS lit intereliont, ooB oieler gnt.
ibluB nit Der Ibbolt1ng ser 15ohres.
tonteren3 Ser 9lrbelterportei in 8lod,
pool 6eitlid) 511iommenfiel. IS ipor
elne oent1DiirGige &onferen3. @sas Die
Sellnebmer5obl betrifft, pur es Die
groBte in Der bi5berigen Borteige.
'hldte. 3meiten5 batten Die Reoer
Der arbeiterfiibrer - Dor uQem oie
Jfeoe Ser6ert WorriIons - bercor-
rogenoe 8eoel,trng. 9(uf glei9 30,
bem ySipeou itanoen 0ie &e0en Der
Jungen Gunoi0uten aus ben 8eiben
Der Boffenperbanoe, Die gu oieiem
3Ded einen oier3ebntQgigen l1rluub
bon Der JrOnt erbolten botten. Sic
lino cine groBortige @ornitur ser
Sun9en. Sic boben bas 2eben in ieia
ner grimmigiten Jorrn erlebt; iie fen.
men aus erlter 9ono Die 8eoeutllng
Ser e1lropalidlen 1rago6ie; fie gebor.
ten gu oen entihiebenIten &eonern,
Die 1i6 fir Elm boIleS Borteipro.
gromm heS 'So5ialis1nus einiebten.
@tnige maren nrit oen Sotpiet-Mr.
meen uno BEN Barttianen Eitos in
8eriibrung gefonmen. 4ue betonten,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
AlttPrtp Mrthnhpn hrt nrr
hRrmaltung in Drutfdllann


Gle auiierten MAIDEN in ltciaen.
oem ltlnfonoe 0ebral6 bon Galtt.
lten, Die ais eirtpunofreie sl11ti.gea-
SIS befonnt ltno, inbern iie iie in Ser.
nolt!1ngs- rnb tedniife Stcaungen
beruten, ple Die englii6e 8o6r;Gten.
ogentur &eutcrs meIoet. geur i'm 8e.
re1he oeS Gapttulationsgebiets oes
6elonorl9olls grnit 8uid in Oeor6-
oeutIhlono, einidlieBlid GIer1sblras,
lit oiele Bolitif nod nift bon aur
Inpenolng gelangt.
Sn Berlin boben Die Rullen elm
fritberes fiihrenoes Weitglieo Der
3erltrl'm5partet, Dr. 9lnbreos Ser.
mes, gum lttllbertreteroen Sberbiir.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

lrno oieEe 9fer6e 9et6tet wuroen ober
infoIgc bon ueberanItremgung lun'
broudbar getporoen ltn0. Gfe @ie'
ner ieben ii6 6ur9 aI1 oies elmer
Reibe unmitteIbarer Brobleme eegen'
iiber. ober trcsoem baben tie i9on
6en 8erfud unteruo4rnen, ben oIten
8tener SroDitnm nit Der @ieSer.
eroffnltng Der Sper, zines Tbeaters
uro elmer Heibe BON &inos pieoer'
3lpbele5en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
DaB Gphpn in 1a1tptt - :Jft
nPr StrphanB-Dum zrr1tnrt?

~@ien lit in oiele1n sSriiblinq cine
jcrtriinmerte Sto0t, feline 8ep0lte.
rung iii bungrig, un0 ieine ein1tige
Grobll6teit lit nod ni6t 5uriifge.
tcbrt," l6reibt elm &orrelponSent bes
%onooner ,0uilp telegraph. uDie
@lener leben lid traurig oie per-
toblten &1inen bes aus benz 5p0lf.
ten Sobrbun0ert ltommenoen Ste-
pbonS-9omS ON, BEN Die g3a5is an.
ltcften, furj bebor lie bon ben 9fuI-
len aus Scr Stoot getricben tpuroer.
(NoS III Die erite Weitteilung iiber 6en
ct. Stepbons-Dom, Die ltnS au sc.
lift 9etommen rt. Sb ite 1tin111t,
lplIlen mir ni6t. - &e6.) Ooer 1ie
bliden auf ibre beriibmte Oter, 0ie
inter alliierten 8onben f0rmItd al
Staub 5erfoaen lit, ODER ouf ibre be,
idro0i9ten Hegierun9sgebGuoe 1n6
Die NuInen i6rer Seine. 0ie 8iener
botten 1d)on felt longem ni6ts mebr
fir 9Itler iibrig, 11nb 3por einfad
beSbolb, neil Die yeo5is 1ie ouSqe,
plunoert unO itottoelien 9fiiitungsbe.
trtebe nod 8ien perIegt botten, Die
natllrlldj oalierte Bomber on3ogen.
~Gonn tanen Die 8uiien olS Gro
berer, unb trieoer erlebten Die Wie,
ner ale Sarten oeS &rieges, oenn bie
Hullel batten itd ben gintritt in Die
Staot gu ertampfe1l genau nie fie
uno Die amerifanii6en grmeen 6ies
in onoeren oiterrei6ii9en Gtaoten
tun muBten. gtu6 einigen 9Sohen
rulluder 8elobung begtnnt Die 90.
nou=StaOt lebt longiam einigermo-
BEN oas 9lllsleben nornolen 2ebens
51r11djugetpinnen. 8iele Gruppen
perlallen oie Staot, 1rno Die 8iener
Boll5ei bilft Der 8eiatungsormee.
4ud) nlterreibii6e Streitfrafte, Die
lt6 ga1peigcrt botten fiir Sitler al
tan1pfen uno iid oen iugoilatpild)en
6ormationen MorifJou Gitos onoe.
ldlollen bat,en, iino iebt auriidge-
tebrt rno fun Boli5eioien1t.
~2ebensmtttel iino fnapp. Dte
Nu1len bobel nidt genug fir ii6
ielblt t, uno Die gBiener babcn nod
1pe11igcr. 2ie Gage tpiro nod baourd
perl6ll'nmert, bob tpeoer Gtlenbob.
nen, l1od 2aihpogen ODER audi muir
Fferoeeelponne BON BEN 8ouernbofen
IN Der umgebung irge11otpel6e Sc,
be11snrittel in Die Staot brineen. 9os
tn nun i6on ieit 5tpei Sobren 70, uno
Die Sage miro 1angIom fritz icb, neil
Die tlelnen geItdnbe Der 9ebensmit,
telgelfdtte nun aud am Stminben
itno. Gin balber 2oib grot muB fir
cine Eerion cine @ode long reiden,
1lno SSletib, frii9es @emiile ODER
Sblt gibt es iiberbalpt ntdt. 9aoen
itno nod niGt er0ffnet tpor Den, neil
es elnfod nidts gu pertaufer atbt
@leftri6ltat tcnnte crit in 6en Iebten
Ta9en IN einigen Eetlen Der Stoot
tpieoer in @ong gebrodt tperoer, lmo
aud sic 8aiierperiorgung f,1nttio,
nlert borlaufig MIR bier 1tno bo
@ie1S oer5tpeifeltites Brobleln ober
lit Die Observation-Disclosures. unb
Der Utongel an 8erfebrsnitteln mod1t
it6 babel defenders fiiblbar. 0ie rui.
iti6en armeen marfdierten b1noerte
BON Weeilen bon Weostau mad, 0ien
uno batten auf oem gonaen @eae
itanoig NIT zen 0euti6en au f6mp-
fen, nobel iie cine enorme @naobl
bon Jabraeugen einbiiBten. sssbr
Seimmeg miro 6oppelt Ianstpieria
iein, neil tr5tptf6en oud nod pteIe
Gabr5e,1ge beida6igt ooer ser1t0rt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
Ans Brntfd4lanh

8ie Die ~sIii. BreB" beri6tet, tuAr.
De am Sonntog in Yeiin6en gum er.
item Mal felt 1889 Die Grobnleid"
namsproaeiiion in ben 5trnBen Der
'Staot abgebolten. SeiB lag Bic Son'
ne alf BEN Sauie11ben - beiBt es IN
Der Weloung -, bic ouf oen S6utt.
baufen eine;t Plas sefa.noen batten,
I'M Die 5eier 5u beobo9ten. - @s
ntuB Oos eirc erereiferrbe SrobnIeib-
nomsTeier 9epeien iein. Die Wii1r6e.
ner Jrobnlet6namspro5eilio mar
ebeoem beriibn1t 1peit itber Oeutib.
lambs @renw bine,s. @e11te liegen
fat alle &tr6en Der Stoot in Grim.
mern, uno Sic S6uttboufen Ger 2ieb.
frauens&ird)e lnb unoerer 8ottes.
bGuIer uno al Die 8erbeerung rings
ltmber, mo be1tte rin oen 0oen Sen.
iterboblen Dos @rouen pobut" mill
fen einen 0iiItern Sintergr,1no biloen
fir Die eltdariitiide Bro5eliion. Mber
trob uaen - leltfte1r6er Sonnen,
fd)ein lag itber Der 3er'toru"g, ut6
8lau6e, Croft uno Soffnlrng itrobI.
ten aus Der Wonitran5 in Die tiefs
tral1rigen Nenldenber5en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

SIM ,Gatbolic Courier (9fofeIter,
N. ~ ifiloert Der n1s No6eiter
itommenoe 9rmeefaplon OonoI6 s.
Vfurpbg einen 8elu9 in &onnerS.
reutb uno BEL SbereIe lie Reunann. CT
tano Die Stiamotiiierte in better @e-
lunobsit. Nibts bat lt6 an Dem 8bG.
nomen Der Stigmotiiierung sednoert.
Ebereie tragt Die ieoen 6reitag aus
bredenoen @unomale, 1ebt - tpie
1don lett Sobren - obne Gpeiie uno
Grant. 8ie 5otber Murpbp mitteilt,
miro in 8albe elm ne1tes 8u6 iiber
lie erideinen: ~Sr11g ober 8obr-
belt?" - Iu6 &onnersreutb bat I'M.
ter Dem &rieg gelitten. 9iele SGuicr
tpuroea 5erIt0rt, meiitens bur6 9lrtil.
lertefeuer. 9os Sous Der sSorrilie
yteumcnn erbielt mebrere Ereffer.
Gie ab5iebenoen Del,ti9en iboiien
e1nen Eeil Der 9tiidieite 6es Sulles
5ulonlnlen, un6 amerifantl6e Slrtil-
lerie trof Die Jailobe 6es Snuies uno
Elm groBes Sod eabnt neben Der
9oustiir. Son Der 0antilie tpurbe
nlemano berlett.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

SdNper 6etroffen tpuroe bel Der
tetlmeiien 3er1torltng Ser Staot Srei,
burg I'M 8reisguu bos tDeItberiibmte
tatboliide 8erlugsbaus Seroer. 0ie
groBen 9lnlogen ser Sirmo T6einen
no6 sen 1tnS our 8erfiigung iteben,
Den gert6ter fait Do11tdn6ig 5erItort
51 iein unO nit ibnen fielen 3nbI.
rei6e 8erlagsaperfe, tpertbolIe D3o.
nlrIfr!pte ulm. Der 8er1,iGtung an.
beim. Ser Dor falt bun6ertunofiinf.
gig S1bren IN WeerSburg mn 8ooens
lee ge9ritnoete uno 1910 nod 9Sre!.
burg Derlegte 8erlog nr11B fait BON
11nten tpteoer onfangen. SSSn ben Ian.
gen Sobren ieires 8eItebens bat Der
9eroer'if}e 8erlog gr0Bte Ber6ierIte
Inn Die tatboliife 2iterotur uno 8i1s
ieni6aft ftd ertporbe1. 0ie @erte Der
beoeutenOIteu fotboliiden @eIebrten
1t1to bier eri6ienen. Ser tpagenutige
unternebmergeiIt bes So1tIes tpurse
gldn3el1b betpiefen our6 BEN u@co.
BEN 9eroer", Der in ben SSobren mad
Dem erIten 8eItfrieg eri6ten. Den
yfo5iS por oieIes muIterboftc 2eri.
fon Elm Dorm i'm Iuge, tpie iiber.
bollpt Die gan5e ferntotboIiI6e Sen.
beng 0eS SouieS ibnen nidt poBte.
Ger Gerlag bot 6orum unter ser
yto5i-Serrlboft idtper geIitten, 11n6
eS 1T non ooppelter Groetf, ooB i'm
Der &rieg gegen 6os Na5ttum fo1t
Inn len gan3eS 8eiibtum gebro6t
bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Wie es iheint, tpar gr8bii6of @on-
roo @rober bon Sreibure Der erIte
oeutife &ir6enfiirit, Ser nod
0eutidlonos 3ufnmmenbud) einen
&irten6rief an feline @ldubisen er.
lieB. ct bdlt barin unna9it6tEtd
@cri6t iiber bas Wo5itum, nimmt
aber oas oeltide 8oH in S6ub, 6os
3ur Sbnmaht berltrfeilt uno tpebr.
log Dem Serror preisaseeben por,
ta9oem Die 9asis bic &erridaft an
fiG 9eriiien botten DoB Die geusis
5ur Iadt gelangen tonnten, fiibrt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Wle aus 1iibineen geneloet tpiro,
limo Die beioen berporrogetroen Ebeo.
logon &url Ibom un6 99on1ano
@uor0lni, bon oenen man ieit Sobr
uno Gag ni6ts tnebr gebort butte,
poblauf uno nit Der slbfaiiung ncuer
8u6er beiddftigt. Or. @uorhini, Der
on Der 8erliner l1niberiitGt Iebrte,
mobnt BET 8tberad, ieitbem feline
Wobni'ng in Berlin bel etnem SIie.
geritbetfaa 5eritort 1pur6e.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-03
Detroit Red Wings, Boston
Bruins i'm Tie For Series

Adams said, 81 think we can beat
Boston tonight"
The Bruins. on the other hand,
gained confidence after they shat
tered a ink last Sunday by whip
ping the Wings, to 3, their first
victory over Detroit on Boston ice
since Dec. 20. 1913,
Although It is unlikely. the De-
troit-Boston semifnals may be ex-
tended TO still another game, provid-
ing tonight's contest ends in a
tie. II the teams are deadlocked
at the end Of the regular game and
at the conclusion OF successive
overtime periods, play would he
called at 1l:45 p. m, because OF the
midnight curfew.
A Detroit victory tonight would
open the final playoffs at Olympia
here April 5, but If Boston wins,
the finals will begin at Toronto on
the same day.
Further, Boston has placed con-
siderable hope in its Bill Crowley
Herbert Cain-Bill Jennings front
line. which tailed four OF the
Bruins FIVE goals last Sunday.
Detroit's average of fewer than
three goals a game in the semi
finals is far below the Red Wings
regular season mark. The Wings
have had 206 shots at the net
against oston's 149.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-03

"Nonsensel It's not sore throat
anyway. Not exactly. My jaws feel
stiff, that's all"
We'll get you inside, Sarah"
There was affection and worry in
his tone. "Then-if you like-I7l
go for DR.. Davis. He's up here
now, supposed"
"Of course. We've all been COM
ing on the tweptieth-for genera
tons. Your father did. Our father
did before him. George is here-but
! don't need doctor. need a little
rest--that's all. I've worried myself
sick for fear you'd refuse 10 sum-
mer with meat the last moment.
This is just let-down."
Aggie reached over and took her
firm, large hand. He squeezed IL.
You're a honey, Sarahl Woody
Drained - but your hearts all
right" Lights glimmered through
the trees. The car turned into a
foliated tunnel. Sarah's cottage
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-03
Fine Points in Bridge

Things looked pretty bad now
for South, unless he could be very
lucky. Hoping that. when he lost
the lead eventually in clubs, West
would have to win the trick. he
took his two high hearts and led
the club to the A. Now he
brought back the club 8. hoping
he would be lucky enough to find
West with the X. He did. and that
unfortunate had to take the trick.
With nothing left but spades.
West had to give South a trick
with the spade X to make the con-
tract.
II West had been smart enough
to toss his club X on the lead of
the s. he would have beaten South.
Even if the declarer let that win
the trick, West could have put
South back in with his club 7. and
any move the declarer then made
would have been fatal. as you can
easily see. A club or diamond
would have given East the lead to
come through spades, and spade
lead would. have enabled West to
kill the contract at once.
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.C0rpses at Indian Stones
By Philip WyIie

Of a hotel which had burned down.
They'd built the club on the old
foundations. And the date on the
clubhouse, in scroll woodwork above
the fieldstone supporting the porch,
was 1885. There had been people
- veil to- do people - at Indian
Stones for many generations.
The road forked and forked
again. Headlights touched calm
water and swung away. They
were nearing the drive Of Grain
bow Lodge" Every house here
was a "lodge." He turned toward
his aunt.
"I'm awake" Sarah said. 1--WE
been watching you watch" She
spoke with some difficulty.
"Your sore throat's worsel" he
said
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was the size Of a summer hotel. On
its front porch, beside the porte
cochere, stood old John, the butler
who had been in Sarah's service a
quarter of a century before, when
Aggie was a noisy young master Of
the place.
The professor leaped out Of the
car and seized the old mans arms.
John! You haven't changed par
ticlel Sarah didn't tell me you'd be
herel This is greatl And - look.
Sarah's feeling badly-so you and
Ghillie get her inside, first. I'll take
care of the bags, with Windle."
"It's mighty nice to see you, Mr..
Aggie." He peered at the professor
with the pathetic eagerness Of the
family retainer who has missed the
steps between a childhood and a
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Open Spring
L. Practice

Ann Arbor. Mich, Apr. SAP
Michigan football coaches express
ed amazement and satisfaction
yesterday when a squad OF 20 husky
gridders reported for the opening
of spring practice.
Line Coach Clarence (Biggy)
Mum, who issued the call in the
absence OF Head Coach Fritz Girls
Ter, said the turnout was far better
than expected for the first drill.
Threatening weather and soggy
field kept the initial session indoors.
however, and it was confined to lee
lures by Mum, Backfield Coach
Earl Martineau and End Coach
Bonnie Oosterbaan.
Although three returning letter
men were among the candidates,
1t was a group of aspiring new
heavyweights that caught the eye
Of the coaches. Mostly Navy and
Marine trainees, the group includ-
ed Jim Foltz, a 1S5-pound all.Ohio
halfback from Toledo; Edward
Grill, a 20O-pound halfback from
Gary. Ind, who stands six-feet one,
and Arnold Pohs, a former back
with City College of New York.
Letter winners on hand were
guard George Burg of Winnetka.
ILL.,. and centers Harold Watts of
Birmingham, Mich, and Johnny
Lintol of Detroit Tackle Jerry
Brielmaier of Detroit also attended
but is expecting a service call be-
fore next fall.
Other award winners. including
several on the baseball squad, are
expected to report later. In this
group are Joe Ponsetto. first string
quarterback from Flint, and re-
seryessignal caller Howard Yerges.
Milan Lazetich, a standout tackle
last year. will not take part in
early drills because of an injury
that caused his discharge from the
Navy.
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Detroit. Apr. 3-AP-The Detroit
Red Wings and Boston Bruins to-
night stretch to the limit their
Stanley Cup semifnals hockey
series.
Deadlocked at three victories
apiece the Wings and Bruins clash
in game No. 7. with the winner
qualifying for berth in the finals
against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Red Wing Manager Jack Adams
said he would make no changes"
in Detroit's lineup for tonight's
tussle, although he intends to
juggle some OF the lines as the
game progresses
Refusing to concede the Bruins,
who in six seminal games have
outscored the Red Wings, 10 to II,
any edge in the seventh game,
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maturity. He could not seem TO
reconcile the bearded man with
memory which slowly faded from
his eyes. He went down to aid
Sarah, glancing back at Aggie. The
pair, harried by Chile, walked into
the house. Windle began unsnap-
ping, unstrapping, unbuckling and
uncovering.
Aggie left him at the ehore. He
stepped up on the big, shadowy
veranda. The light over the front
door was not burning; Sarah had
entered through a side vestibule.
In the gloom, he slid his hand along
the railing TO see IL the initials he
had carved long ago-and for which
carving he'd had his ears boxed
were still tangible in the wood.
They were. He fingered them. A.T.P.
Something in old Johns eyes had
started him thinking.
Ito be continued)
cooyrishI 1881, ~ rnnip wits.
Disuihutsd b. KS Pastures sypdietis, fnA
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Sports Roundup

Ann Arbor Mch-AP-Lt Combs Western Conference
killed Feb the invasion OF
information received here by members OF the
University Michigan athletic department
New YorAPTony o. lightweight who has
been dubbed THE his Seth victory 81
Humbeo Zavaa of Mexico City the esht
round featur a Nicks Friday night
San Antonio villa former lightweight champion
of Mexico Corporal former worlds welerWeght
will clash in tonight for the benefit OF
the Camp Normoye rated fayoe over the
Mexican
DenyerAP-Irh Columbus Ohio tossed foyu nan
con tab champion in wrestling show at Nam
moth Gardens last night
Great Lakes specialist Bob Feer apparently VIII
have worry third baseman for his Gat
~ team this season Among candidates reporting for the Sailors
first practice yesterday Pnky Higgins the Detroit seIS
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BIG VINCE HANSON

New York. Apr. sap 49, Big
Vince Hanson. OF Washington State
in the Pacific Northwest, won the
1915 national Collegiate individual
high scoring basketball race with
592 points. a final compilation by
the Associated Press showed today.
George Mikan, of Depaul, who scor-
ed SO points in one game for "a
Madison Square Garden record. fin
ished second with $50 points.
Ernie Calverley, OF Rhode Island
State, and Fred Lewis, of Eastern
Kentucky, tied for third at $40
while Fritz Macy, Of Akron. was
fifth with SAT.