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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

solnce, ki pom1adi tako kvari
kozo.
/" "Rozamariia, tako tina 81. Ali
te je svecanost tako prijela?"
2 tDa, oce. Hudo mi je bilo. Zdi
Sc mi, kakor bi morala vselej po-
birati najtezje kamne. Ali DO to
zmerom mogoce?"
"Otrok, ali ii je gospod grajski
zupnik tako otezi srce!o
20, ne. On mi vselej lajsa bo-
lecine. Toda poglej, ode! Zdai
pojde Harro stran in ne najdem
besede, da bi mu jo rekla. Ali ne
vidis ma njegovem hrbtu, kako
Sc jezi, in ma njegoyi roki, XII Sc
neprestano odpira in zapira? Po-
glej, kakor bi. nekaj stiskal in
meckal. To della zmerom, kadar
je jezen."
Knez Sc tho smeje in zelo do.
bre wolfe je. Pariski pogovori
Thorsteinu MISC menda prav
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DIIEk \

vsec in ma1a mora to ve-
deti y. Rece il:
'Rozamarija, pojdi BE enkrat
S starim prijateljem po solncu.
Razveselila ga bos. Danes je ven
dar tvoje slovo Cd otroskih let.
JAZZ pojdem z mamo."
In tako Sc Harro iznenada re-
81 kneznje, in v mehki senci med
.trtami, oh toplena, solncnem Ii
du, kjer sc ze cuti mehak vonj
pc vijolicah, stopa Rozamarija
zraven MEGA. Nekaj trenutkov
moleita oba, toda minute so pre-
Idragocene-
Rozamarija zacne: "Saj 81 bill
'tudi ii v cerkvi in 81 slisal GO
spoda grajskega zupnika?"
"Ne prav vse. Zelo Gloveski Sc
mi je zdelv'
'Kaksen pa maj bi bil?"
mo, morda bi bill lahko tudi
lbolj duhovniski."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

kor vsi drugi. Zelo resen ie i'll
gleda s sivirni sokoljimi otmi za
cisto, nezno, belo postavo med
drugimi trno obleceninni otroki.
IKnez je pod gotskim korom OBJ
|teanan oknu In gleda 2 .viska ma
|svojo hcer. Kakor nezna, vitka,
hHja stoji tam, in zdaj skloni
|zlato glavo pod roko svojega
|ufitelja. Drget jo prevzame. Tu-
|di Harrove oil so to videle, in
jezen blisk. Sine il njih. Roke
Sc mu stisneio v pesti.
sMucenje zakaj ne morejo
otroka pustiti, sal ie res ze kar
|prevec pobozen?"
Hvala bogu, zdaj Dusica lah-
ko spet vstane in odide prsteno
|bleda ma svoj prostor.
Harro obzaluje v bezni naglici
marsikaj. Da je tn, da nj pref
|odpotoval, da je dolocil "a svoj
|odhod danasnji dan. Pred cerk-
venirni vrati Sc gnetejo veliki
in mali, otroci in starsi ter Du-
sicine sosolke, XII bi radi videle,
kako Sc bo gospoda odpeljala.
Oh, kako tuja Jim je zdaj izne-
NADIA postala :. Sluga il ogrne
bel plasc. craven kneznje sede,
knee pa sedi zadaj. Sc zelo pri-
jazno odzdravlja, vendar pa je
vse dryga6e kakor nekoc. Konji
potegnejo. Rozamarija zardi in
Sc skloni naprej.
"Oee, Harro je tn. Ali ga ne
bos vel k sebi ma voz?"
me, Rozamarija, pozneje ga
bono videli."
Mama Sc malice nasmehne in
rece: "Seveda, lepo bi Sc bilo
dalo narediti," in voz Sc odpe-
lie dale -.
" sprejemnico pridejo vsi so,
sedni graseaki in gospod dvorni
svetnik. In Rozamarija Sc mo-
ra navaditi tega, da mislijo res
rnjo, ko jo nagovarjajo z 'viso-
kostjo.' Lepo to nj. o, ne. X
sreei il pravi gospod grajski zup.
mix, XII sede pozneje craven ME
"a mizo, Sc zmerom Rozamarija
Harrow prostor je craven knee
|nje. Mia je siroka' in le tn in
tam slisi Rozamarija besedo
Pariz 3. i. Utrujena je, proved je
danes dozivela, in dan Sc davne
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nj pri kraju. In Harro, XII jo cd
dalec gleda in vidi njene svetlo-
zlate lase, 81 misli: Vzlic vsemu
je dobro, da Sc bo Sc danes vse
koncalo. Poslavljanje je nekaj
strasnega in je najbolj, da ga
opravimo nitro in vprico vseh
ludi. Vrag maj vzame sentimen-
talnost! &c bi bill sam z dobro
gospo mamo in otrokom, ne bi
bilo mogoce napraviti konca. ze
samo vprasanja !"
'Seveda, visokost, Versailles
je prava puscava razkosja, in
zelo otozen je, zlasti oh dezev-
nih dneh :. Velika opera, zme-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
v oKoLICI DoBE
MA TIsocE EKSTRA
RpEcIH poINTov

Vsak dan so izplaeane dragocene
rdede tocke gpspodinjam, ki pri-
nesejo porab1jeno mast mesar-
jena. Tel dezeh bo n1ogoce pri-
manjkoyalo HasGob in porablie-
no kuhinjsko mast Sc bolj nui-
no potrebujejo "a izdelovanje
zdravil, umetnega gumija, snnod-
nika, mila, barv in stotine dru-
9Th potrebscin ma bojiscu in ma
doinaci 'front.'. >:
Vsaka lena lahko pomaga "a
koncno zmago tenn, da shrani
vsako kapljo porabljene masti,
kadar kuha. Spraviti ie vredno
cello samo emo zlico masti. Ali ne
boste hranili do koncne image
mad Nemcijo in mad Japonsko?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

rom 10 zamenj javajo 8 cerkvijo|
svete Magdalene; eli pa je bor-
"a "
"ze drugic ste zamenjali GER
kez . neGim drugim 81. Zdi Sc
mi, da ste zelo raztreseni, grof
Thorstein," Sc nalnuza kneznja.
"Vase misli 50 ze cisto v Pari-
|zu."
Tudi to kosilo Sc sreGno kon-
ca. Potem je Sc nekoliko posta-
janja s skodelicami kave-nato
Sc vsi poslove in Harro 81 misli:
"Zdai mi pa res nj ostala nobe-
ma beseda vec. Samo Sc zelje..."
Toda tedaj ga prime knez pod
roko.
"Solnce je tako cudovito, pra-
wi pomladanski dan i. Pojdiva
Sc malo okoi gradu ali pa po
solncu. Storite mi Sc enkrat to
|veselje, sal Sc dolgo ne bono vi
deli"
Harro Sc memo prikloni. Kne1
MIA postane spet bol ziva, &C.
prav je pref trdiia, da je utru-
jena, in tudi njej Sc zahoee soln-
ca. craven Harra stopa, knee pa
vodi pod roko svojo mlado hcer.
"Se el1krat moran irneti da-
mes svojega velikega otroka pri
sebi." Zavijejo mimo vrtnic, XII
SO Sc gole. Spodaj Sc lesketa Wis
njeva reka, in mad gozdovi Sc
Re iskri rozasto vijolicast nadih,
XII obeta mlado listje. Kneznja
dviga svojo surneco vleeko mad
lpeskom in 81 pahljaco zakriva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

s1JQ. AAllSAONO pOVdU4AO JC SP1S'
'jel in gospa Hardensteinova je
|dobila Cd MEGA pisrno:
Cello v cerkev bonn prisel,
kar mi lahko stejete V dobro,
Ekajti YES polozaj mi ie zelo ne.
Iroden. Ia druge otroke je. NOR
da to javno izpovedovanje in OBJ
ljubljanje stvar, XII je ne mislijo
Idrzati in je ne morejo drzati,
ker so Sc premladi, da bi sami o
|sebi odlocali. - No, visoka du-
|hovscina mai "a to odgovarja.
Toda Dusica- -za1 misli dosti pre-
lvee in premisljanje je zmerom
1nesreca. In tisto suhoparno po-
'navljanje zaobljube! Tako drug
"a drugim! Meni SO bill zmerom
|najstrasnejsi spomini ma birno.
Slavnostno kosilo' sno imeli in
|pri 'vsakem grizljaju sem Sc mo-
raj daviti. Prvie sem incl dodge
hlace in visnjev, nemogoc suk-
|njic, in moi vrat, XII ina tako
rad svobodo, je bill stisnjen v trd
[ovratnik. Hudo me je bilo sram,
toda naposled sem Sc moral VEN
dar zateci v prazno sobico, med
razne ostanke tort in ma pol
praznih steklenic, XII 81 jih je
najbrz sprawl tia kaksen sluga.
Tam sem sedel ma starem oceto-
vem kovcegu "a celado in tulil
kakor mlad pes, vzlic svojim dol
gim hlaeam. Torej, preljuba 60
spa mama, &c bo kaksno muce-
ME, jo bonn pobrisal, ker tega
ne morem gledati. In Sc nekaj
prosim: pripravite Rozomarijo
ma to, da odpotujem " ponede-
lick, in da Sc bonn vsekako cd
ME ze v nedeljo poslovil. Kako
hoeete to storiti, gospa mati,-
ali boste uredili tako, da DuSica
do konca ne bo mic vedela in ,da
bonn izginil brez poslednjega
prizora v pozabo, ali ne-to pre-.
puscam vasi dobrotljivi modro
sti. Prosim vas pa, da mi spo
roeite, kako Sc boste odloeili."
me, to ne pojde, Harro -.
Tamo yam della ne bono olaf,
Sail sepeta gospa Harden
steinova sama seboj. "Tega
otrok nikoi ne bi odpusti. Ubo
ga Rozamarija! Harro ina prav
Iti mora! :"
sTIRINAJsTo PoGLAvJE
| Ma trait. kjer rasejo poljske
lille
Veliki dan je priseL Harrt
stoji v cerkvi, "a glavo WISH ka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
Agnes Eunilaer
PoslovenA Boris RihterSic
Nadal ljevanje)
lSVEY11ICA IN MEN N0nEC)


Madaljevanje)
In potem je odhitel. Todas ko
je prisel v vezo, Sc mu nj vec ta-
ko mudilo. obstal je poleg ste
bra, ki je pomagal nositi kame-
mite galerije okoli grajskega
dvorisGa. Pogledal je navzdol,
ma dvoris6e "a turnirje. Tam je
poganjala med starimi, ka1neni-
timi ploscami sem in tia kaksna
travnata bilka, sence oblakov so
Sc podile po nebu,. da so sivi
kamni zdaj iznenada zlato zaza-
reli, potem pa postal spet mrac-
nj in zeleni. In zdelo Sc je, kakor.
bi bill rekel enemu sivih stebrov:
Ali je bilo tn ze kdaj tako le-.
po srce?-"
Rozamarija pozdravi VISA sre-
cna Sstarse pri grajskih wrath.
Cello namo objane $ taksnim
veseljem in prisrcnostjo, da je
kneznia resnicno presenecena.
"Moj Bog, kako Memo, Roza-
maria! Tega kar vajena nisem.' =
In zelo nilostna je, ter. niti
ne oporeka, ko Sc pogovarjajo O
prazniku. Rozamarija DO smela
podariti vsaki svoji tovarisici
pri birmi majhen zlat medallion
svojim simenom ma zlati veri-
zici. K slavnostnemu kosilu bo-
sta povabljena samo grajski zup-
mix in .Thorstein. Thorstein bo
"a vse poletje odsel in bo to tudi
nekaksno poslovilno kosilo. Pri
jedi Sc pogovarjajo 0 tenn. Knez.
MIA vzame rozo IL kristalne va
re pred seboj in jo drzi, kakor bi
jo preizkusala mad izrezom svo.
je medlordece obleke. In potem
pogleda iznenada Rozomarijo, XII
je VISA bleda in ki il drhte ust.
nice, nekoliko Sc nasmehne in
81 zatakne cvetico med cipke. !,
'sGrof il razva1in v Parizu!
Nemogoca misel. No, to mu pri
voscim po dolgem samostarstvu
Rada bi vedela, kako Sc bo zaba'
val v Parizu. Zakaj gubancis ce
10, Frid? Ali mislis, da bi bile
nespodobno gledati, kako Sc be
zabaval? Moi bog, privoscimc
mu to, sal je vendar umetnik. In
tako dolgo je zivel kakor svet
mix ma stebru."
Lica Rozemarije spet zarde
Nekaj v maninih besedah jo j
zadelo. Re6e:
"Harro gre v Pariz, ker po
trebnje modele. In tako lepih nj
pri mas"
Kneznja Sc ma glas zasmeje
20, da, teh mu pa v Parizu
ne bo manjkalo."
s'Pusti to- vzklikne knez, "sa,
bos otroka cisto zmedla. Rails
mi povej kaj 0 svoji cerkveni Sc
Ii, Rozamarija. Ali 81 srnela ku
riti v peci?"
%, papa, sal tudi znala ne bi.
Poizkusa pripovedovati, ka
vse je tam dozivela, vendar p;
zveni medic in knee kmalu vista
ne cd mize. Prijetno razpoloze
ME Sc je nekam razgubilo.
Kako nitro teceio zdaj dnevi
Harra v zadnjem casu nj bill
blizu, ker nj prijatelj poslavljs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-24

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-24
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02
Aide To Wainwright
Arrives At Swannanoa

Stuart Wood of Southern Pines, in
telligence officer to General Hon
athan Wainwright, has arrived at
Moore General hospital here for
regeneration from the hardships
of japanese prison camps. One
time ass: slant military attache to
Japan and later to China, Colonel
Wood saw United States soil for
the first time in over nine years
when he landed in San Francisco
October 20.
Other liberated prisoners of war
who arrived at Moore General
with the colonel are Maj. Eugene
B. Conrad of Charlotte, Maj. Eu-
ger. S. Honrye of Greensboro and
Capt. Frank H. Burwell, Jr., OF
Spartanburg, S. C.. -.
Colonel Wood, native OF Eliz-
abeth City, left the States with his
wife, Mrs. Mary Sutton Wood, in
October of 1886, and served in the
Philippines with the oath Field Ar
tillery until July of 1898 when he
was assigned to the American en-
bassy in Tokyo.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02
TAR HEEL CITY
LOOKING AHEAD

STATESVILLE, Nov. l. R -
Statesville, coming out slowly from
the gloom that enveloped this Ire
dell county seat when its months
long work in preparation for visit
of President Truman was washed
out by cancellation of the trip, to-
day was offered the tentative prom
Use of another presidential trip for
January or February.
After state senator Hugh Mitchell
yesterday called off all arrange.
ments for the planned celebration
set for today and Friday, Rep. Rob-
ert L. Doughton said in Washing
ton the President would come here
early next year eff conditions per-
nit"
Doughton was quoted as saying
that Mr.. Truman had promised
him that if he makes any trips at
all he would come to Statesville.
Meantime, Mayor J. Wesley
Jones announced he had telegraph
ed the President as follows:
eve have spent cons. derable
sum of money anticipating your
visit to ~Statesville. AS mayor of
Statesville I can not justify this
expenditure. You and you alone are
responsible for this cancellation OF
your visit, and you should, through
the press, assume all responsibility
for our awkward position.
If the President comes in Janu-
ary or February. Rep. Doughton
said cabinet members Patterson
and Vinson would also come. Pat
terson, head of the War Depart
ment was scheduled to speak here
tonight and Treasury Secretary
Vinson on Friday night.
Overall plans for the cancelled
visit had provided for a trip to
Raleigh by the Pres dent, but the
Washington reports indicated that
the tentative plans for the 1916
event so far had made no mention
of anything further than visit to
Statesville.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02
CIVIL LIBERTIES
TO Be GUARANTEED

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 1-(P)-
Brazlllans were told today the civil
liberties of all citizens would be
guaranteed without political or re-
llglous discrimination as the gov
ernment which supplanted the Is
year regime of Getulio Vargas
paved the way for national cleo.
tons on Dec. 2.
The cabinet of President Jose
Llnhares, emerging from its first
meeting, announced adoption of a
resolution that it's first duty would
be to prepare the nation for the
election OF president.
1t was believed likely that the
new justice minister, T. Sampaio
Dora, would recommend repeal of
a Vargas decree which required
state elections to be held conc1r-
rently with national balloting, a
measure which permitted Vargas
to place his appointed governors in
control OF state elections.
Sampaio Doria, commenting on
rumors that communists were be-
ing rounded up, asserted that
under the present government mo
person can be arrested for being
a communists or an atheist"
At the same time the new police
chief, Ribeiro Da Costa, issued a
message to the public which said:
"As jurist l will guarantee the
liberty of all citizens without dis
tlnctlon as to their political, reli.
glous or moral attitudes, fixing as
a limi, that point where their free.
dom impairs that of others.
'There will be no political priso-
ners."
The announcement was OF parti-
cular interest to the communists,
who had been demanding a consti-
tuent assembly instead of national
elections on the grounds that the
nation needs a new constitution.
The communist leader Luis Carlos
PreStes is believed to be in hiding.
since the government insists he is
net a prisoner.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02

pany, will open a credit finance
and small loans business here this
week, to be known as the Coastal
Finance company. Their offices
will be in the Dunn building.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02

The United States has more than
100 municipal police radio stations,
"a state police radio stations, and
"a state police radio services in
operation.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02

Twins come once in every 100
births throughout the world; they
occur once in every u births in
Ireland.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02
TO OPEN BUSINESS

NEW BERN, Nov. &c. Z. Bow.
man and George G. Smith, both
formerly associated here with the
Branch Banking and Trust com.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-02
THIS is MY STORY
CHAPTER ~
-. GENERAL JONATHAN M.
~ WAINWRIGHT

,convright, 1915, by King Fea-
N syndicate, Inc. Reproduction
y. 'u', rhole or in part strictly pro-
hibited.)
Evening star., 1945-05-20

CorpI c. A. McCrory, CentroIo, IT,, Combot MiIitory
Police and Red Cross Worker Coro Hoeemon Konso City,
No., begged this 250pound mon eotine tiger in Burmo.
Corps Navy Photos.
The Valley settler., 1945-10-05

We must he 1p to c onv ince all men
 that ebund ance is the natural con-
 di tion of men in this modern world,
 that we no longer need quarrel over
 crumbs and scraps, that there is
 a seat at the board for every man. woman and child.
 To illus tra te, I should like to
 quote for you from the pr oposals
 made by the Farmers Uni on last year
 to the Republican Nati onal Commi tee
 in sessi on at Chi cago. We said then: ' Fami ly- type, owne r-opArated farms puu st not become the barren home of n rural peasantry. They must afford adequate, income for a decent level of family living after farm operat- ing expenses g nd fixed charges have been met. They should be served by the most modern form of energy t ele ctri ical~or other) equipped wi tn modern ma ch inery and tools, and have upon them healthful and a tt tra tive bui 1dinGs. -
 The ami lies ope rating these farms must have the best soc ial and com- muni ty servi ces, such as roads, Is ch ools, health pr ograms, end re cre- lat onal facilities that our oemon- strated ability to produce abundant ly can offer."
 Let us, therefore, 8 forwa I'd. in |confi 6ence and fai tn, Knowing that lend war forever and to bring about Sincerely, < James c. Patton
The Valley settler., 1945-10-05

s LETTER ON COOPERATION FRol T1E
 FARMERS UNION NEWS.
 Written by the Pres ident of the Nati onal Farmers Uni on. J James Patton Dear Co-Norkers:
 Cooperate or die.
 Co-operate and live more abundant
 These are the two sides of the coin of atomi energy.
 Let us not be diamayed as we read with awe of this gigantic force tlbat man is now able to use. The siant Is like the genie in the fairy tale released by tiny figure from a still tinier bottle. AS in the fai r, tale, so in life. "ha atever the size of amount of the force that man dis. covers, the important thing is what he 6oes with it.
 In other words, this greatest of . all scientific di iscove ries meens' nothing nore nor less than thot the principles of broth erhood, of CO., operation for abundance, upon which the Farmers Union was founded, have become not only desirable but es- sential to the survival of the whole race of men.
 Tn terms of the immediate sitala- tion and f the world about us :, 1t > means that we need to press wi tn every ounce of energy for the thinsi we have stood for in the past. We must seek real int rnati onal brotne. hood. Ue nus t hold fast 70 the view that no pc ople anywhere has the right to tYrannize over another.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Il 7 and 3101
Lead Major

Stroh remains ahead today in
the Michigan Major League with
six straight victories. Season
scoring honors went TO r g. 3 on
ln7l-aHa- 3lQl and Biif kenet
with III last night.
Pressed in each game. Stroh
took all three from Seven-Eleven,
1864 to 2S51 Norge. showing 1881,
had r & y by eight pins in the
first In the remaining heats r e.
B mllled lO04-lO7i 20 take two
kcnct'S anchor Of 2i7-2l2-Z5S
treated T. a 3 20 the big count.
George Young led off with 81
PaUSClean 5 star studded lineup
was off course with 2772. II won
two from Wilson t2Sh5l. however,
AS John CTimm!nS hli 52l
kocpplinEcr had Cos from AL
bert MaS~oll and 29l6 for a sweep
over Suffrin l2S27j as Schroeder
trppcd Harper Recreation, 287i
10 2666.
The scoring panels showed Joe
Norris with 632. Charlie Boehm
62l. Cy Goralczyk 622. John =.
Norris 6ls. James Demigllo go,
Walter Johnson 622
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
l96 Top
Average

Flo MoryS Of Altoona Recreation
today has one OF the highest nine
game averages in the history Of
the Womens Major League Her
625 last night al Beacon Rccrca-
trUu- brought her 10 l96. II gave
her first over Lois Hoffman OF
Enterprise who has 1856.
The performance. however, left
Alcona with 1924. enough for only
one from Enterprise as the latter
made 26O4 and two. Connie
Powers Of Vernon railed Mrs
MoryS with 622 and Marion Cor
man OF Colonial hooked 609 on a
25l finish.
Mrs Morys had high game OF
246. Miss Powers was consistent
with 202-209-2ll. Ella Rollo. new
In the league with a new team,
Precision Five. scored 567.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Shamrock
Foe Tough
BY TOM HARPER

Students and faculty members
of CaniSius High of Buffalo will
gather there Sunday 10 celebrate
the schools 18th anniversary.
While these ceremonies are
taking place. a Canisius football
team viii attempt 10 hold cele-
bration of its own starting at 2:30
p. m. Sunday at U. of d. Stadium
when IT plays Derroits powerful
Catholic Central.
1t will be the initial contest Of
the season for Canisius, which last
season was undefeated in five
games. scoring 92 points while
holding their opponents TO 13.
Although coach Johnny Barnes
had only four veterans returning
from last years team. reports
reaching Central from loyal Sham
rock alumni in Buffalo. who have
had a glimpse Of the CaniSluS team
at practice, say they viii be tough
10 beat
The starting eleven Will aver
age about 10 pounds on the line
and 100 in the baekfield. They
use an offenSc based on deception
and run plays from the old pun
formation.
Three triple threat backs are
Dick Dobmeir. Jerry Wohl and
Joe Lefflcr. Dobmelr and Wohl
pass. kick and run and are just
AS scintillating on the receiving
end of aerials. Leffler calls
signals and is a fine broken field
runner.
Sc coach Hal ShteidS has tie
creed heavy practice for the
ShamrockS, who won their opener
last Sunday by defeating Ham
tramCk. 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

OLLIG-selma OF 27s6l schoenherr.
sept "a beloved wife Of Joseph dear
mother OF PVT John L army
grandmother Of Ronald and Donna
Funeral Friday, Q 80 a. m, from II
Peters Funeral Home 12057 Gratiot
and 10 q. m. A. Assumption tGrottoI
Church. Deceased WaB member Of
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