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Washington Journal., 1945-03-23

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ibnen idppeben mie Elm beiliger @ral,
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felten Observation-Disclosures lpabr5li-
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o%ertrauen entIpidln fam. @ir mil
len gleid iebt nit Ser iiN oufenoer
Beu0Iferuna 0es Hbeinlan0s Den Mn
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
Slit

Gaiamaunms @attin wiinidt iifI
Elm Mquarium.
2uamalrom bemrbt lid um einen
@elegenbeitsfnlf.
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Elm aquarium befommen
Ser 6rellno horAt oltf: Sic
@liidliherl Sd m0hte meile 6ralt
idon lange fir Elm aquarium elm
taui9en."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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etmas gu i6einen.
Ser5Ii6es @o6lponen bilft nltd
ii6er Observation-Disclosures BIN
meg.
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ih luge Dir rper on bilt.
Sdmer5t oidJ in tiefer grlIt
Gas 9arte 8ort ,J0ll mutt,
60 mnd)t bid ems MIR itia,
8os ltol5e 8ort lid mill.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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reuen Sen aufidub.
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better Croft.
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biloet, un0 0as lit mebr.
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heit; nber lie bat alt6 eilten ullgeru.
tenen Sobn: 0as MiBtrauen.
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fu6rnng un0 llrgIiid better.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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kabcit ~ hciraten

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@relieitele teilte nit Dob Sitler
.nod u%ltbelt1tigten @eriidten in
Berlin beoblidtigt, bal0 Sic Sd)we-
tier ieineS Ar5tes, zines Or. Brandt,
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Geltlfen lein 8ertralen i'll Den
gn0iieg Slt 5eioen, ui0 DAB er beab-
iidJtigt, @ubetl 5ltriid5lllailen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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We6en
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unO 5itterno i'm Sernie0eri6weben
Gen Pfa0 mir BELT.
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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Ger gbenlann cling ouf Den Tlim-
melpfos.
@ilte gu 8ornums @unberifoii.
Scam id( Den Wfann ipreAen,
Ser cine Game 5eridgt?"
Ser Gbemonn ieitf3te: sd 9abe
einen Allftrag fir i'm"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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in Berlin, iaet ,l1esfam

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Na5is lit aus Berlin entfernt wor0en,
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nun in SiioDeutlhloao, mo sroBe Sc
acknowledgements ~ongebduft noroen
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in einem oeatldiprad)igeu &lmoiunf
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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ertonet,
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iObnet,
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-23

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Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
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Washington Journal., 1945-03-23

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meiter, oaB nod Sitlers Garlegung
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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
New Haven Eleven
Feted al BANQUET

NEW HAVEN - The New
Haven Rotary Club entertained
the members Of the high school
football team at their regular
dinner meeting Wednesday eve-
ming.
Edward F. Siefert was pro-
gram chairman and the guest
speaker was John Pingel, back
field coach at Michigan State
College.
He gave a very interesting
talk on college football and also
showed movies of the Michigan
Missouri game.
The guests were Capt. James
Williams, Howard Bailey, Roy
Kinch, Bruce Jones, Arlo An
derson, Alex Pope. Dan Ken
drick. Clarence Harm, Lester
Crawford, Leonard Doane, Roy
Girard, Jerome Schmidt, jim
Lefurgey. James Lee. Lauren
Stearn, Jim Frink, Carl Oswald
and Paul Touscink.
Williams, tackle, and Ken
drick, guard, were chosen or
the all-star team of the Little
Six league.
Other guests Of the club were
principal Alvin Graham anC
DR.. c. H. Richardson of Rich
lmond.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14

CLEVELAND, Dec. 14-(R-
Snow and the pre-game odds on
the Cleveland Rams for their
National Football League title
playoff with the Washington
Redskins Sunday have been fall
ing fast in Forest City.
Six-point choices of the odds
fellows a week ago, the youth
full Rams were scant three-poin:
favorites today for the cham
pionship clash before an expect
ed record breaking crowd of 55,-
600 in snoWswept Lakefrout
Stadium.
League Publicity M a G r
George Strickler predicted tina:
Sundays turnout Of fans would
smash the circuits paid attend
ance mark of 46,016 set last year
when the Green Bay Packers
toppled the New York Giants a!
the Polo Grounds.
A flood of pre-game ticket
sales will send game receipts far
above last years record of Sl46,-
2O4.15, Strickler reported, add
ing that there were very good
prospects of a crowd of $4,000
fans for the contest. Advance
sales Of tickets already have
reached Sl21,000.
Lanky Jim Benton, star pass
catcher who led the league ir
yardage gained on receptions
worked out with the Rams a.
the National Guard Armory
yesterday quelling rumors tha'
he would be sidelined for the
title game. Benton. battery-mate
of brilliant Bob Waterfield, wa!
suffering from a cold"
A five-inch blanket OF snow
topping some 5000 bales o.
straw was removed from the
stadium yesterday by crew oi
IS city workmen but two inche!
of flakes fell last night. Another
two-inch furry was predicted
for today by the U. S. Weather
Bureau.
Regardless Of the amount o
snow that falls, the field will
be dry and sound for Sunday
game" Strickler said. City Off
Gals reported kickoff time" TO-
a crew of 275 workers loadini
the straw into 80 trucks woult
be midnight Saturday.
Statistically speaking, tn
publication Of league yardag'
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Blue and Gold
Five IS Idle
Until Dee. 70
Quinn Sees
Second Victory
for Nj. Clemens

With one game under their
belts the Bathers Basketball
team will step into league COM
petition tonight when they
travel 10 Port Huron TO meet
the Tunnelites in a traditional
battle.
The Mount Clemens Cagers
will be cunning for a victory to
compensate them for their foot
ball loss.
The reserve game will start
at 7 o'clock while the varsity
team take the floor at 8 .
Coach Roy Quinn of the Bath
ers expressed confidence that the
Red and Gray will bring home
a victory. The strength OF the
Tunnelites is unknown but they
are expected to offer the stiffest
type of competition.
Leading the Bathers in their
big game will be Fred Shaw at
center who was top scorer in the
Bathers victory over l. X e
Shore.
At forwards Howie Benolt and
Jim Servo are expected TO get
the nod with Gordon Schott who
missed the Lake Shore game
seeing some action if he makes
the trip.
In the back court Clink Sen
roeder and Don Gallagher Will
be handling the ball. Emmett
Gallagher will be the reserve
for the guard position.
st. Mary's high school which
also won its first game last Sum
day will not take to the floors
again until Thursday when they
meet ST. Mary's of New Balti-
more their first victim.
Although they lack height the
Mountaineers have an aggres-
sive, sharp shooting quintet
Coach Charles Gatz of the Blue
and Gold is especially stresslng
a fast break and tight zone de-
fense for his team.
The Mountaineers suffered
their first casualty of the sea-
son on Sunday when Vim Petit
prem, ace footballer, who plays
guard on the cage team, suffer
ed a black eye.
The St. Mary's schedule fol-
lows: "Dec. 20-St. Marys, New
Baltimore-there; Jan. 4 - ST.
Ambrose. Detroit-there;" Jan. 8
st. Stephen, Port Huron -
there; Jan. list. Philip, De-
troit-home; Jan. 18-St. Paul,
Crosse Pointe-home; Jan. 20
St. Martin, Detroit-there; Jan.
25-St. Bernard, Detroit-therc;
Jan. 27-St. Ambrose, Detroit
home; Feb. 5-St. Philip, De-
troit-there, Feb. 8-St. Paul,
Crosse Point-there; Feb. 10
ST. Martin, Detroit-home: FEB.
list. Bernard, Detroit-home;
Mar. 1-St. Stephen, Port
Huron-home.
'Non-league games.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Rams 3-Point Fauorite
in Prolific Contest

figures for the season was parti-
ally responsible for the betting
Gentry's sudden GOODNESS toward
the Rams.
The Redskins outgained the
Clevelanders by a slim three
yards during the season and
slingin' Sammy Baugh gave
them a 71-yard margin in net
yards gained by passing. The
Rams led in net yards by rush.
ing but the two squads were
nearly deadlocked in most de-
partmentS.
Rams Coach Adam Walsh,
termed the coach of the year
by his former Notre Dame team
mate, League Commissioners
Elmer Layden, said the batter
ing Rams were confident that
they could skate, slide or ski
to victory.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Stiff Battle
in Store for
Michigan Team

Four ex-collegians and on
former pro star probably will be
in the Great Lakes lineup Satur.
day when the Bluejackets enter
tain Michigan at the Naval
Training Center in their first
| basketball meeting since World
War /.
The Wolverines won 28 to
l8 decision from Great Lakes in
1917, the only other time they
met on the hardwood.
Against Michigan, which
handed the same Michigan State
quintet AZ to 39 lacing, the
Bluejackets are expected to use
Jack Pfeiffer, formerly Of Ohio
State, at center; Ned Cradle OF
Illinois Tech at the other guard,
and Bud Petit of Northwestern
and Tony Orlando of Rensselaer,
Poly at forwards.
Coach Bennie Oosterbaan OF
the Wolverines expects to use
Freshman Bob Harrison, Michi'
gan's leading scorer with 49
points in three games, at center
along with forwards Glenn Sell
bo and John Mullaney and
guards Walt Kell and Dave
Strack.
Wayne Universitys basketball
squad will shoot for its fourth
straight win tonight when II
clashes with undefeated Univer-
sity of Toronto in the feature OF
the nights Michigan College
basketball card.
Toronto, which duplicates
Waynes record of three wins
and no defeats, lists Gill tri'
umph over the University OF
Buffalo among its wins. 1t VIII
start at least two war veteran!
in the clash at Detroit.
Other games on the night
program include:
Western Ontario, which ha!
dropped its first four games, VI
the University of Detroit at tht
Titans' court.
Central Michigan VS. the Perc,
Jones Hospital team at Battle
Creek.
Jackson Junior College VS.
Muskegon j. c. on the latter
court.
Bay City j. c. VS. Highlan'
Park j. G. at Highland Park.
Albion College outlasted Al
mas five to post a $3.50 Wi
in a see-saw battle that feature
the Thursday night collegiat
basketball program.
l Michigan Normars tall tear
used its height TO full advan
tage as ii hung up a 81 to 40 wi
over Kalamazoo College. TIL
losers didn't score two-pointe
until l4z minutes Of the gam
had been played.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Cleaners Meet Test Against N. Haverz
.Pingel Handles
War Veterans at
Michigan State

EAST LANSING, Dec. IA -
Up Michigan State Colleges
big athletic plant - Jenison
Fieldhouse - and one of the
members Of the Spartan coach
ing staff - Assistant Football
Coach John S. Pingel - will
deal directly with war veterans
and their problems when the
winter term at M. S. c. opens
the first week in January.
A portion Of the gymnasium
space in the large athletic barn
is being converted into living
quarters for 600 veterans who
have enrolled for the winter
term. The gymnasium will be
made "livable" during the holi-
day vacation and will be ready
for the ex-servicemen Jan. 2.
The old M. S. c. gymnasium
- Demonstration Hall - used
as r. o. T. c. headquarters more
recently, will be converted into
a veterans service institute with
Counsellor Of Men Tom H. King
as director and Pingel as his as
sistant.
Pingel should know the vet
erans' problems for he served
nearly five years in the Army,
a great portion Of the time over
seas as a major in the Provost
Marshars department. The for
mer All-American halfback re-
turned to M. S. c. only this fall
and helped direct Spartan back
field maneuvers in the absence
of Backfield Coach Joe Holsing-
er, whose operation last sum-
mer kept him sidelined part of
the season.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
0deII Given
5-Year Post
To Cooeh Ellis
for Long Period

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. IA
-(R- Yale, shattering 70 years
of football history, today an
nounced the appointment OF
Howie Odell as head coach for
five years, a long distance rec
ord here.
The previous Yale high COM
mittment had been for three
years and the latest to have been
on the receiving end of that was
Emerson (Spike) Nelson, whom
Odell replaced in 1912.
For the 35-year-old Odell, one
of the youngest major college
head coaches in the nation, the
appointment came as a reward
for a brilliant series of successes
at Yale, successes that brought
tempting offers from several
colleges and professional teams.
One of the most recent of
these lures came from the Uni
versity of Nebraska, a PROPOSE
ton that Odell finally turned
down as he was preparing to
board a plane to fly out to Lin
coin.
A hint by Athletic Director
Ogden D. Miller that Odell had
been appointed beyond the year
to-year span, as in previous sea-
sons, created a sensation last
night during the annual football
banquet; the cheers thundered
for fully five minutes while the
boyish Howie blushed happily.
Said Odell, later: 'Tm de-
lighted. It's a grand feeling to
know that what you're doing /:
appreciated, and to know where
you are going to be five year!
from now"
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
GoebeIs Meet
vi(o Quintet
lsonvits- Flisvs
Pioy in Opener

The powerful Super Cleaner
quintet which has scored l2G
points in three games will meet
a real test Monday night at 8 o.
clock when they trade basket1
with the New Haven baske tball.
ers.
Although the Cleaners lost
their first game to the undefeat.
ed Goebel Beer quintet they did
not have their full team and
Manager Roger Quinn now haa
one of the most powerful club
in the league.
In Bill McQuinn and Bon
Bennett, the Supers have the
best scoring combination in the
loop. Both men are varsity play
ers for the Selfridge Field team
but are eligible to play in the lo1
cal loop because they are resi-
dents Of the city.
New Haven has lost the last
two games to Goebels and Iron.
rite, both undefeated, but have
given both teams q stiff fight. !
Ed Palolan OF the New Haven
Rotarians Is currently leading
the loop with 40 points for thres
games.
In the eight o'clock tussel the
Goebel beer five will swing back
into action after q one week lay
off and meet the Vico's quintet.
Vico's has not been able to win
a victory to date and the Brew.
ers should not have too much
trouble.
In the seven o'clock contest
Ironrite will seek their third
victory against the Selfridg4
Field Fighters.
The Airmen have been unable
10 win q game in their two starts
but lost each by close margins
and should cause a lot Of troubl1
in the league. Lyle Bliss and
Bob Bobcean are the big guns
for the Manufacturers.
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BILL KEPSEL - $40 1886
2lO). Monitor L e a der B-1
League.
MART RACHOW-542 (212)
L. F. A. (Blue Division League.
HUGO MADAUS-561. l.. F
A. (Gold Division) League.
E. QUINN-642 (233). Major
League.
r. PELTIER-429. Daughters
of Isabella League.
SIS THORNLEY-540 (203
Kings & Queens League.
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Buckeyes, IIIini Open
Biz Ten Gaze Season

CHICAGO, Dec. IA - R -
Western Conference basketball
teams, except Iowa's defending
champions, will be active to-
morrow, but only one game will
count in the 1945-46 title race.
Ohio State and Illinois open the
Big Ten season at Champaign.
The other seven teams tackle
nom Conference opposition.