davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
6Qns MIbers
Ibt &ritif

Miin6en - Die 8reIiefrei6eit lit
in Geutitlano nidt mieOerberge-
iteat moroen, aber oen Geutl6en lit
5meifeuoS freie Meinungs1uBerung
erlaubt. Sic Braleabteilung Der
aaiierten Ofilitarre9ierung in 8aDern
bat mebrere 0eutlde S%ournaliten
unter li6, ole ourd llnterreOungen
NIT 3ioiliiten intereiiante Wtel0uu.
gen erlangen. Sit baben iie idarfe
&ritif an oen Nlliien mie Amerifa.
nern geiibt.
Die 8erifte limo an Die aaiierten
&orreiponoenten NIT Der Anmer-
flung peitergegeben woroen: ugies
lit BON einem oeuti6en SournallIten
gei6rieben moroen, Ser inter Ser
aufiiGt oes 8le!le : Offi3iers Don
8apern ltebt. @s ioa feline amtlide
Meloung oariteaeu." Gin fiir3li6es
geilpiel NOR Die ouf oieie @eiie Der
Seffentli1feit 5ugdn9lih gemadte
NeuBerung oes Bankruptcies
Sans a0bers, ser erfl1rte:
SD BIN nod immer Elm ltol3er
Deuti6er uno perafte jene, oie UNI
bic Amerifoner berumfrieden, I'M
lid in i9re @unlt ein5ui6meideln.
Sd balle oen Neutrality-suspicious.,
dber ga es ifeint, 0aB es nienalS
einen No3i-3 eutiden gegeben bot,
mia i6 nidt au 0enen geboren, Die
gu Sen amerifnnern laufen uno ibre
uni6ul0 befunben.
oGie Amerifaner baben mid emit
tGuidt. Sie ba6en ii6er bas Raoio
uno in Ser 8reiie fortgeiebt gelagt,
oaB ser neutrality-suspicious. ausge-
rottet meroen mlB. ST. wiiroe met
ne GienIte gerne bierfiir an6ieten,
aber ma bort oaB nod i6limmere
Sdurfen ga limo uno man fam eirl-
faf ni1ts glaltben.
,@enn sic Amerifaner nidt
frelmolider limo, mer0en mir oae
golidepiiten. Man ioate uns nidt
mebr LANCER er5ablen, 0aB mir oae
peranttportlid limo. 0idt ie0er
0euti6e mar itarf genug, Inn als
Qeide in einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5u enoen. Sd claude ni6t, oaB Elm
Mmerifaner ui1ter oenielben llmitall-
Ben beloenbafter a%e6at0elt bate"
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
@s feblt ait
3ibilcOuro9e

Ggern am Segerniee-Ger Mnior
berIas Sen. giienbomers AnorO-
nling, Oie oas bisberige 6rdternilie-
rungsperbot abidmddte. oSebt miro
es genuu 10 mie om Sumstagabeno
in Soplin, Mo., 0ugeben, NIT all Den
@S's un0 Ben 6r6uleins bier, 10
meinte er. A6er es lit feline plOslide
gen0erung feIt5ultellen, uno ole Der
fiigung, Oie omerifanii6en Solooten
qeitattet, nit oeutihen @rpa6lenen
ouf ben StraBen inns in 0ifentli6en
2ofaIen 5u ipreden, lit nun idon as
Stln0en alt.
gieaeidt lit es 2ampenfieber.
Gieaei6t fommen tie iid ale elm biS-
den fomiI6 Dor. 9luf ieoen Sail
bat Ser omerifaniI6e Soloat mGb-
reno ser lesten 6pei Gage nidt 9e-
niigeno Mut gum Yfeifen aufge-
broft, penn err elm oeutides Wl1oel
lab. Gin Sergeont unO 5tpei Mam
iino in 0ieier 8e3iebung tppilf. Sic
batten om lauteIten gegen Die &n-
ouonung gemettert, ole lie Oaran bin-
oerte, nit 9euti6en 81 ipreden, uno
iie u9rouiam uno mmenidli6" &c.
nannt.
Gle 0rei, oie in einem ser biibiden
G11,Spr nm HnnNp 0pS SedernieeS
untergebrodt Iino, muBten tGgli6
mitanieben, pie 9tbenOe baDeriI6er
itno OIterrei6iider Sdonbeiten ibr
G~onnen6ao nabmen. Seute iaBen
bie 0rei in einem Seep am &artOe ei-
mes 6uBboaplabes. Son 6raterni-
lieren fonnte feline Geoe iein. Sic
Iprofen tlur oariiber. ,,@s beiBt,
bob ollnterboltungen nit Deutl6en
ouf ser StroBe uno in 0ffentli6en
2ofalen' o. t. iino," 10 ting Der Ser
geont an,
@iner Ser @S's, i'm Srontiis 0es
Seep rdfeIte iid. u8eoeutet OieS
-, 10 bub er an, dber Der Ser
geant fiel INN ms @ort: 0@S beOell-
tet gerou bus, mas es iagt, Inter
boltltno!" - .&onn man lie nidt
einmol anfaIIen?", tpoIlte Ser Col
0ot fuiiien. Ser brittle meloete iif)
gum @ort: u8as berItebf man IN.
ter 0ffentli6en 2ofolen2"
@eiter fanen lie ni6t.
@bgeieben Don elmer getuiilen
8eriddmtbeit f0nnen a6er nod an-
oere @riinoe ibr @erbolten beitim-
men. Die SoIoaten, Die in 6ranf-
reid uno 8elgien Die 6r%auenber3en
i'm Sturm eroebert BADEN, ite1en nun
feIt onB eS bei Ben beutiden WGoels
nidlt 10 Ieidt lit. Gie m~eiiten ibrer
Mdnner lino pieoer gu Sauie. Ole
t1glide @ntIaiiung 3ebntauienoer
oeutider Solooten bat iie mieoer nit
Mannern berlorgt = ie0enfaas Die
biibeihiten. l1no elmer Der @aia-
nopas inn &ommis meinte, Bob ge-
iduertes S6nor5brot. @eiBfdie uno
Souerfraut bel ben oeutihen MG-
bells nidt geraoe einen ie6r frii6en
@tem proou3iert. Limo bergeiien
Sic ni6t: Die meiiten Geutifen ba-
ben leit iedS Monaten feline Seife
mebr geieben."
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
GrleiAtctcr HcI3fami
fir 11ct : Hcparatmrcn

Sol3 fir @otitonos : SauSrepara-
tllren, nit Miisnabme ouf Sarmen,
fam nunmebr obne @rmdhtigung
ieitens Ser Seoeral Souiing aomini-
itrotiom g%efauft merben. 9ies nur-
oe beute bon Ser 0ational Souiing
@gencD 1no Dem @ar Broouction
8oaro befannt ge9eben. Gin SauS-
eigentiimer fam oas Sol5 bonn Ser
treter foufen gegen cine 8eifeinig-
ung, ooB er es fir cine Notreparatur
brau6t. Die Garmer meroen Sol5
fir Notreparaturen meiterbin ourh
Die gountp : &omitees Der 4gricuI-
tural @oiultment Agencg erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
Gkcnamlt ocecn
Kritifcr Ghinas

Stunning @eneraIrroior Claire
See GbenauIt, ser olS &ommanbetr
ser IA. Il. 9. 2uftflotte in China
5%uriidtrat, erfIdrte, bob er auBerlt
i6odiert lei bon Ser unginitigen
&ritif, upel6e fiir5lif u%nberant-
mortlide &erionen gu Sauie" an ben
Armeen uno Ser &egierung Gbinas
geiibt baben.
sd oenfe, es lit ungefdbr an Ser
3eit fir Entertainer, auf5uboren, iid
nm sen Splitter i'm @uge 0es Nad)-
item 81 fiimmern," fiibrte er in elmer
@rflarung aus. @benault, Der &om=
manoeur Der friiberen u6lping FL
gers, fagte, er peroe in China 6lei=
ben, Bis Elm neues boberes 6lie3er-
commando in Gbungfing eingeridtet
moroen lit, uno Damn nod Sen 8erei-
nigten Staaten 3uriidfebren, I'M oel
@bidie0 bonn Seere 81 nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
befdmpft
8retton @ooOa

@oibington = Senotor Saft or
Sbio) eroffnete 6en 9Ienarfampf ge-
gen 0as Mbfommen Don Breton
@ooos nit elmer @rfldrung bon Der
aommer, oaB Die gepIante interna-
tionale 8anf ueine 8orri6tung our
Abiaugung unierer @riparnilie gum
@Oble Oes &eites Der 8elt" Weroen
niiroe.
Gait er0ffnete aber Sen Blenar-
fampf, uno 3tpar in elmer praparier-
ten Ne6e bon 5000 8orten, in Der
er 3unddit Die boreeidlagene @elt-
banf unter 6euer nobm.
Mit Der 8dbrungsfalie, ingte er,
merOe er ii9 ip6ter befaiien.
Inter ben 8ereinbarutgen bon
Breton @ooos tpiiroe Die Bonf nit
$9,100,O00,000, Ole Stabililierungs-
faiie nit $500, 000,O finan3iert
weroen. Die Ser. Staaten miir0en
oa5u $3,175,000,000 be5tp. So, 750,-
000,0 600 beiitelieln.
9ie 8anf 1T I'M Gimme ser Ser
einbarungen, ole I'M CONNER bori-
gen Sabres bon 8ertretern BON Al
Nationen in Breton 8oooS, 81. S.,
~eetrofien muroen, als Elm Snititut
geoa6t, oas 8iireidaft fiir Garleben
iI6erne6men niir0e, sic O6n 8riuatins
terellen fir Rebubilitierung uno
Dirtidaftli6e gntmidlung bon Mit-
glie0sldnoern gefpabrt tperoen. Gait
erfldrte, 0aB Ser geiomte Darlebens-
betrag bon $9J100, 100000 in Ser.
Stouten erlongt neroen Tonne. ISM
@ffpft," iagtp er, lit Die 8ant oober
elm u%ngebeurer 8lan, @elo unieres
Bottles uno unierer 8egierung ans
auslano gu b%erleiben." @s bonole
ii6 babel ,,ttlr Inn einen Cell oes
rieiigen. Notbilfe- uno 2eibpro.
eramms" oas Ole Ser. Stooten i'm
Sinne batten. gini6lieBlid 2eib-
padt uno onoeren iolden Speratio-
men itele iih Der @eiamtbetrag Die
les Hrogramms ouf 2t,625,0 00,.
900.
sd ie6e nidt elm fubr Ser Sc
nator fort, utparum mir unler @eIo
einem bon unieren Sduloern fon.
troQierten 9ireftorium anDertrauen
loQen, Inn nad grmeiien oariiber gu
oerfiigen; nod gloube id, oaB Dies
gum 6rie0en ser @elt 6eitragen mir
oe."
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
Mntcritiibt Sic NemtIAe
5citmite, cs 1T cure
5citmne!

Gen6et Samilien : WadJridten,
gereinsnadridten, iOiuie iDnitiae
intereiante Meuisfeiten an bic
Hebaftion. @ir iinO serme be-
reit nnb freuen ms, berartige
Nadridten i'm nSOnrnal" sn bria-
gen. Sic belfen ms 0amit mno
permei6en, 6af mir bafir Derant-
mOrtlid semadt merbem, iucnn Gr-
eisniiTe in Jamilienfreiien (@e-
bnrtstase, 9odseitem, &inStanfen,
SterbefGae, 8eimdle BON ) rennoen
niu.) nidt in unierer, reip. enrer
3eitmns Sd fin6en limb.
8enadridtigt bic 8ebaftiOn,
no Sirtb Ctr, q. @., @eibinstOn
1, .. 6. (Sernipreder NMtiOnal
1889.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
ltcimc BcicrMno Scr
11Gkrlaac lit 1945

QanSmirtiduftslefretGr an0erion
erfldrte, SAB sic 3ioilbeu0lferung
oes 9anoeS nab MaBgabe Der Der
3eitigen An3ei6en bis 1916 olT cine
oniebnli6ere 8erbeilerung in Der
observation-disclosures : Situation
3u marten boben lperoe.
,,NngeIi6ts ser 3eit, sic Oie Hro-
0uftion BON 2e6ensmitteln beon-
Ipridt, fam 1915 nit feiner JONI
oerliden 9l6bilie BON tati6bliden
Mdngeln gerednet mer0en", erflar-
te ser &abinettsbeamte.
Ole Observation-Disclosures Sic mir
beute oerfiigbar ba6en, Wuroen
ourf Oos beItimrnt, mas Dor einem
Sa6r o0er ld1ger getan mur0e,
e6enio mie 0oS, paS mir 6eute tun,
oofiir beitimmeno iein miro, mie oiel
2ebensmittel mir nGdites Sabr Der.
riigbar ba6en meroen.
6leildL Speiiefette un0 pflun5Ii-
Gle Dele, 3lider, fon0eniierte Wil9
mie and 6rltht- uno @emiiiefonier.
pen meroen in Sen Dor uns ~liegen0en
Monnten nah mie Dor fnopp
Iein, mie ser 9efretGr erfl1rte. Sen
ein3igen 2idtitrubI, iagte er, 6iGoeten
0ie 8eriorgungsaatsiidten BEL
Mil6 8ei5en, Sartoffeln un0 iri-
lhen @emiiien.
Bon ser 6leiidber orgungs : Si-
tuation erf(Grte er in elmer Jfeoe am
Rum0iunf un0 oorber g~elegent-
lid elmer Ereiiefonferen5, ooB oie
@eiamtnohfrnge mad pie Dor melt
iiber sen 9eltdn0en" liegen meroe.
Ger Agrarhef erflGrte aber, oaB
Sic Regierung IpoiGtioe S6ritte"
unternebnle, I'M Dem Mongel ab5u-
6elien.
gr ~ermG6nte babel Sdritte:
/. 3nr @rb0bung ser @roouftion
Big CUR @ren5e u~nlerer @r5eu.
gung9fdbigfeit; 2. CUR Berbelierung
Oes @ertriebs, nit be%lonoerem @af-
orlf alrf ,,9l60roiielang% oes
Embellishments; 3. CUR @eihnei.
oung ser &egierltn9s- unS Ser Nus
lan0snadiroge; uno a. CUR Cider
Iteaung 3uiGbliAer 8ro6uftion in
nuslGnoiiden acknowledgement.
TONS : &egionen, Oorne6mlid in
Sii0afrifa.
Gle ger6eIierung Ser 6leiifiitu-
alton I'M n6diten Sabre, erfIdrte
.anoerion meiter, mer0e groBenteils
BON Ser 6eltrigen Bro0uftion BON
Wais uno on0eren &6rnerfrii6ten
iiir Sic gerfiitterung ans 8ieb ab-
bangen. Ser Sefret1r bemerfte in
oieiem 3uiammenban9, ooB ser oer-
5eiti9e auSblid auf ein 3efi5it in ser
Maisernte meiie.
Ser 4srarfef erfldrte, sic 9egie-
rltng ner0e Ser Negel folgen, uMi-
ninol : Anipriiden friegsperbeerter
2Gnoer I'M ooaiten N1SmaB 3l emf
ipre6en, oos cine erfolgreide 9urd-
fiibrung Oes &rieges nit Sopun
unO Die gerpabrung unierer Sn.
lanosmirti9aft geitutten."
Sf BEN Dor uns l%iegenoen Mona.
ten, fu6r er Damn fort, miro oas
golf ~unieres 2anoqs minoeltens
e6enio gut eiien mie in Sen Monoten
Der iiinglten 8ergangen6eit. 8ir
boffeL Dob mir ourh 8eridtignngs-
mnBnabmen, sic nun geplant mer-
Ben, unO nit 6ilie BEG @erbraufer-
pa6liflmS cine gleidnGBigere 8er-
telling fndpper 2e6ensmittel erlan-
gen meyoen. A6er einige miftige
9a6ensmittel meroen aud Damn niht
in ben Quantitdten periirg6ar Iein,
mir gerne ba6en miiroer. Sos
beiBt, Dab uniere Mabl5eiten etmas
nn0erS 5tlammen1elebt meroen mill
len olS lebteS SSabr."
Anoerion fii6rte Sic beutigen
R%noppbeiten ~groBenteils 0arouf si-
lid, Dab 9fmerifa lettes Sa6r BON
feier9en 5abrte, un6 erfIdrte, oaes
II aaem miiroen I'M 6eurigen
Sabre uuqeidbr 8 Tro5ent peniger
lein ais leBtes Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
NcMcr Sdtmhfmpcn ab
l. 2lmomIt eiiltie

Der neue Sfyub : aupon, Ser am
1. 4uguit in Graft tritt miro &u-
pom Rr. A nit Dem 6lug5elig i'm
&ntionsbuh Scr. 8 iein, nie oas
Office Of Yrice Administration iest
befanntglbt. Ole &lipons Gar. I, 2
uno 3 nit Dem 6lug8eue bleiben pei-
terbin uu6egrenat giiltig. Ser neue
Sdub4aupon lit Der erlte, Der lett
Dem oorigen 1. NoDember in Rraft
tritt.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
&labieritunbe

Bafer: 0Spielt mein Sobn &la-
@doden: SD glorbe nidtl Sd
alalbe, er ipielt nit ieinem &fapier-
lebrer Garten. Gem als i6 am
~porubeiging, borte i6t pie
Der 2e5rer 5neimal gu ibm iagte:
Sie miillen bod 9ls ipielenl"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
Lund Back i'm
Cage Line up

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. ZAP
With veteran center Don Lund
back In the lineup Michigan's bas.
ketball team will seek a fourth
conference victory when It meets
the wisconsin quintet here Friday
in the first home game in two
weeks.
After being on the sidelines last
week end with an ankle injury,
Lund Is expected to be in top shape
for the Wisconsin contest and for
the game with University OF Iowa
Saturday.
The Wolverines are currently
holding down the number six spot
in the conference after getting back
in the winning column last Satur-
day with a 47-43 victory over In.
diana at Bloomington.
Coach Bonnie Oosterbaan Is
counting on Lund and forward Bob
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
JEEPS DEVELOP
RACING DRIVERS

Tampa, Fla, Feb. 1--AP-Be-
hind the wheels of service jeeps is
being developed the greatest collec-
ton of daredevil racing drivers In
history, says Jimmy Wilburn,
worlds champion dirt track auto
driver. But boxers1 mo" says
Comdr. Jack Dempsey. the former
heavyweight champ. There are no
real good boxing men that I've OBJ
served in this war. 1t takes three
or four years to develop a top notch
fighter"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
Loop Leaders
Plan Changes

(By the Associated Press)
This week end may see the shape
OF things to come In the National
Hockey League as loop leaders
meet at Montreal to discuss plan
ned changes and suggestions for
Improvement OF the game.
There is talk in the wind OF a
10 or even ~ team loop after the
war.
President Meryin (Red) Dutton
says the old Brooklyn Americans
may make a comeback at the end
OF hostilities. Other quarters add
that Montreal will again support
two teams, Chicago is ready to
hold a couple OF squads, Washing
ton and st. Louis are being con-
sidered as entries and Buffalo and
Cleveland are ready for major
league hockey.
Connie Smythe, boss OF the To-
ronto Maple Leafs. is the sponsor
OF the postwar expansion move
ment.
Comics argument is there will
be some 200-odd hockey players OF
pro callbre coming back from the
wars. Assured that there will be
plenty Of playing material, he says,
it's up to the clubs in the league
now to see that the loop expands.
Then comes the rumor-from
the usually high authoritative
the Stanley Cup play
off system is to be changed. What
It's to be, no one knows. except
that some team undoubtedly will
play some other team, or some such
plan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
Roundup

Brookyn-AP-wth legislature lending legal
Empire concerned basketball officials and
nation today renewed their
gambling which
100000 weekly While Kings County
indictment
Brooklyn College basketball players the
bills directly connected with gambling
on sports contests.
Mass-APThe Holy the Yale foot
syear today Jack Barry
He said would
in the Yale Bowl Oct.
New York-AP-Bg Tden greatest players
Regiment
Armory, saith Street Feb II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
PACING PARSON TO
TAPER OFF EXERCISE

Los Angeles, Feb. 1-AP-GiI
Dodds, the Pacing Parson, may be
through as a competitive runner,
but it will take five years for him
TO taper off from the strenuous
conditioning process that made him
Americas No. / distance star.
Dodds was en- route today to Dallas
to resume his youth evangelist mis-
sion. He completed week Of
these meetings in Los Angeles be-
fore his departure. His life, he
says, is TO be devoted TO monde
uominational religious work, with
on youth and Its problems
Galloping Gilbert had several work
outs i'm the big Los Angeles Mem
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01

Geahan who is. second in confer.
ence scoring with II points. to act
as trouble shooters against Ray
Patterson, all-conference forward.
who has been pacing the Badgers
this season. Three OF the Wiscon.
sin players, Patterson, forward Des
Smith and guard Bill Johnson, are
veterans OF last years squad
which whipped the wolverines
twice.
In conference games TO date, Wis
consin has won two and lost two.
splitting a pair with Northwestern,
defeating Minnesota and losing to
Purdue.
Starting lineup for Michigan will
be Geahan and John Mullaney at
forwards, Lund at center, and Don
Lindquist and Walt Kell at guards.
Wisconsin's starting five will be
forwards Patterson and Smith. GEN.
ter Bill Bachman and guards John
sap and Bob Sullivan.
On Saturday the Wolverines will
journey to Iowa City in q try TO
even up the 1927 defeat handed
Them by the Iowans two weeks ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
Four
Two Games
to be Here

Friday night Lincoln and Roose-
welt will play basketball games on
home floors, while Ypsilanti High
and State Normal will play out OF
town games.
Ypsilanti will tackle River Rouge
In a return contest, while Normal
will take on University Of Detroit
for the second time. The local
teams both lost their first encount-
ers with these schools.
Lincoln will entertain Belleville
and Roosevelt will meet Chelsea.
Belleville is one of the two teams
Rhich has defeated the Lincoln
Railsplitters this season, winning
1882. Roosevelt lost to Chelsea ear
Her in the season, 1928.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
TO DOUBLE CAPACITY

Battle Creek, Mich, An expan-
sion program which will practical
ly double existing capacities Of in
stallations comprising Percy Jones
General and Convalescent Hospital,
allowing for the care OF nearly 49,
600 patients, will be completed by
April l. Brig. Gen. Joseph L. Bas-
ton, hospital commander, said to-
day. Growing casualty lists have
made the expansion necessary, he
declared.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01

Individual high game-Ruby Ca
zier 191.
Individual high series Ruby
Cazier 497.
Team high game-Delano 74S.
Team high series-Spur 2159.
Delano
A. Keebler 1913, d. King 397, f.
St. Louis AL, n. Casselberry 800,
X. Cazier 497. Won 3, lost O.
MecIures'
NJ. Collin 3S6, X. Welch All, q.
Champion 321, j. Frazier $50, NJ.
Borgert $40; handicap 80. Wor 0,
lost 3.
Eagles
E. Messner 3Si, p. King $40. C.
Becker, 365, II. McConb i0S, J,
Browning AS. Won l, lost 2.
Bella Vista
c. Tschirhart AIS, NJ. Helzerman
365, A. Pawelski 334, p Simonds
$3.50, V. Drumm 1886; handicap 1873.
Won 2, lost l.
personal
II. Schmidt Az, f. Stoner 424
f. Carter PSI. L. Lore 1894, l.. Hag-
erman (ayg.) 354 Won lost l.
WiIlouehby's
NJ. Hutchins 42S. V. Hopp (avg.)
321, F. Fowler 372, d. Vernon 1863,
V. Kidwell 3S4; handicap Is. Won
l, l'st 2.
Spur
D. Deck 4i2, d. Cullin 43S L.
Bowden 3S7, b. Cooley 455, Z. Nor
ris 437. Won 3, lost 0.
Masonic
Wagner 405. Worden 354, Whit.
mire 341. Barham 405, Cameron
Alb; handicap Sc. Won 0, lost 3.
Connecticut is the first state in
the Union TO set up its own Blu
reau of Inter-American Affairs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
Contests Scheduled Friday

ia. Newark. outpointed Jack Hay
wood, IT'S, Philadelphia 6; Vincent
Jones, 14s. Tampa. Fla. T.K.O.'d
Leroy Greenwood, $50. Long
Branch, N. j., 8.
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REMEMBER HIS PASS

DON'T EVER forget L, In The
later bidding, II your partner
passed when he had chance to
make an original bid. Thereby he
has denied possession OF certain
honor strength, and whatever bids
he makes thereafter. unless In No
Trump. are likely to be based
mainly on suit length. possibly
with a good distributional At for
your suit and shortage elsewhere.
It Is dangerous at such time to
count on him for any filling honors
required in the trump suit.
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orial Stadium while here and ran
a quarter mile In SIS, the fastest
Of his life.
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Ring Decisions

(By the Associated Press)
Elizabeth, ". Oscar Goode,
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Fine Points IN BrIdqe

had passed as dealer He was un-'
der the impression that he himself
was the dealer. With a passing
partner. also an opponent able to
bid against him as East had done.
it was quite unlikely that South
could block off the second-round
losers in all four suits In North's
hand. To do that would have re-
quired on South's part a king or
singleton In any of those suits. or
else a set.uppable side suit to fur
nish discards
AS It was. the original passer,
South. prevented second-round los
ers in all three Of the side suits
which was good enough to expect
OF him To ask him also to solidify
the trump suit would have been
a bit too much, unless North ex-
pected South then to be impotent
in too much Of the side suit situa-
ton.
II North had thought along
these lines. he would have passed
the 5-Clubs.
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Connecticut is the first state in
the Union TO set up its own Blu
reau of Inter-American Affairs.
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Fear that South might have the
club A was the only thing that
kept East from doubling this He.
however. set the contract one
trick because North had no way
to keep him from taking two
trump tricks. II was a rather
tough break for North to fnd all
three missing clubs in one hand.
but in a way It was bad luck he
deserved.
North said later that he COM
pletely forgot the fact that South
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-01
E1Ijds

Get Kleenite today at Weinmann-
Matthews Co. or any good druggist.
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Bowling Scores

WILLOW RUN LADIES LEAGUE
Team Standings
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Dealer: East Both sides vul-
nerable)
How many tricks should South
be able to take against normal de-
Tense, playing this hand at &.
Spades?
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

gested hairdos. One of Little Lady's costumes includes an eve ming gown and matching bag, with a maribou cape.
 SWeetie Pie, pre-War faVorite of little girls all over the land, is back in new and glorified form, with eyes that not only open and close but roll flirtatiously from side to side. Her wardrobe in cludes washable play suits as well as party dresses with matching
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
THE ME NUGGET

sunbonnets, and this year she has a brother, Mickey, dressed in boy ish striped sweater cap and over alls. Both member5 of the family have hair that can be brushed and combed.
 Then there is Babyette, modelled after a real, live baby and dressed
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
By DOROTHY ROE
(P) NeWSfeature Writer

Small, unsung heroineS of World War II were the thousands of little girls who had to do with out a Christmas doll because of wartime shortages.
 This year things are different. Although there is still a shortage of these toyland darlings, manu- lecturers have succeeded in turn
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GLAMOUR DOLL Little
 Lady, in evening gown and
 bag with maribou cape ing out a sufficient number this year so that every little girl should have her doll on Christmas morn ing-provided her parents are bright enough to do their Santa shopping early.
 And the dolls that will be on hand to thrill little mothers on December 25 are no wartime makeshifts. These are glamorous, cuddlesome pre-War style dolls, complete with movable eyes, hair that can be combed and the abil- ity to say Mama"
 For little girls with flair for fashion, Little Lady is the perfect doll choice. This is the glamor girl of the doll world, sophisticated young lady with dazzling ward robe, and hair specially treated so that it may be combed and finger waved. There is even a special Wave-setting comb that comes with each doll, and a book of sug-
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1945

Sarge-Where did you get the idea this was the way to make up bed in the army?
 Rookie-Who said I made it? l just got out of bed carefully,
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in the daintiest of lacy clothes. These lifelike baby dolls come singly or in sets of twins, triplets or even quadruplets.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

Tooth decay has been a persist ent plague since early historic time.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

Guard all your chatter On things that matter,