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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
IS. ST., q. g.

Cine Der grOBten @efabren fir ben
fiinftigen 8eltfrieoen lit anerfann.
termaBen Der aommunismus. Die
2enfer Der Sopiet-l1nion un6 ibre
Selfersbelfer in allen 2dnoern ser
groe geben nad Den @eiiungen Sc.
ntns ooran. 9ie @orte 2enins bot
Stalin nod i'm Sabre 1888 tportiid)
angefiibrt: rgine einfa6e, fort6ou.
ernoe @riiten5 Ser Sopiet-RepubIif
Seite an Seite NIT ben irnperiaIiiti-
fhen @roBmddten Der 8elt, uie mir
fie I'M Mugenblid baben, lit a,,f Die
Dauer unoenfbar. @s sibt nur zines !:
gntmeoer Die cine Seite ooer 6te an
oere miro am gnbe iiegen. Mber Biz
oieier 3eitpunft errei9t fem miro,
muB cine gan5e Serie BON IhredIihen
Ronfliften 5iDii9en Der Somiet,l1niou
un0 ben biirgerli9en Nationen I'm.
permetoli6 iein."
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6. 8., .. -

Die bosbaften slneriffe ser 0eos,
tau'er Somiet-Brelie auf ben gati,
tan uno Die Demofratien, oie ibrer
raoltalen 8olttif entgegentreten, BE-
Dellen, bob es 6oh Mddte gibt, Dor
oenen Die SoiDiets Sur9t baben. sSh,
rem WtoerItano fonnen tie MIR Mus.
orud o. geben our6 bo0enloie, bosbafte
anflasen uno 8erleum6ungen. @s III
Der beitanoise 4anpf bes Mntidlri.
ltentunts gegen Die Stride @ottes, ae.
gen Heligion tno Moral. tSitler bat
tpie ct ielbit eingeita,toen, niemauo
gefiir9tet oIs Die fatboIifde Stride.
Setn ~Wetn &anpf" -angriff lit fIaa,
lid geideitert, uno @edt ,u16 @ered,.
tigfeit baben geiiegt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

oreilnofi ofiinf5igtauleno Garnen per.
ben geuten aus ben nel,en 2eitlngen
5ieben. Sir gin- uno Borri6tungen
peroen iabrli6 rltno orei Weiaionen
Dollars aussegeben tperben. Die
2anotpirtlfaft befinoet iib in Sand
ba in elmer siinitisen Steaung. Sm
Sabre 1888 beliefen ii6 Die @rob-
einnabmen Der Sarmer Manitobas
auf $88, ,563, 900, I'M Sabre 1916 uuf
$215,277O00. Die 5arn1er Manito-
bas menben iid mebr lnb nebr a6
bonn 8ei5enbau unb berlegen ith
rnebr auf bic Brobuftion BON S1tpei-
men, @olle, 3uderriiben ittb Molfe-
reiproouften.
Das neue Sabr unter-
i6eibet ii6 in elmer Sinlidu nidt bon
leinen Borsdngern: gs m,lB Nab-
runs fir Die groBe Raiie bes 8olfes
beibafft tperben. Die Sarmen biIben
Die ein5ige 8eaugsquelIe. Muf oen
6arnen gibt es feinen StiQItano, Der
8flug folgt Dem grntetpagen uno
nnter Dem 5fnee oes Winters Iieat
Die Winteriaat unb tpartet auf bic
Darmenbe SriibIinssionne, nm Damn
Die 5eloer mie nit einem griinen
Mantel gu iiberaieben. gs tpur6en
oieies Sabr 81 100000 Mcres Win-
tertpeiaen geidet, gegen 5O,123,0
Mcres Dor einem Sabr. Sm sSabr3ebnt
1934/43 itellte ii9 Die 6lrdf9nitt-
lide Bintermeiaenfl6de auf 46,757,-
600 Mcres. Salls inn neuen Sobr
our6lfnittlib 10 bieI Bintertpeiaen
pom Icres eraielt tpirb aIs in ben
letten Sabren, itebt eine grnte BON
750,739,OO0 8uibeI in Musfiht.
0nrdi6nittlid tperben bier3uIanoe
585, $4,000 8uibel g8intertpeisen
geerntet. Gie @oggenernte lit in6eI-
len tpeniger bielperlpre1en6 aIs Der
Winterlpei5en, oenn es 1p,ar6en bon
oieiem @etreibe nur 3,721 900 acres
geldet: oas iin0 iieb5ebn Broaent me-
niger als Dor einem Sabr unb ein-
unopieraig Bro5ent peniger aIs burd-
ihnittli6 i'm lesten Sabr5ebnt geidet
tpuroe. Sleiib unb Mtl1, 6ie in Der
Wolfsernabrung cine iebr groBe MoIle
lpielen, tperoen i'm neuen ssabr tpobl
IN ebenlo GROCER Menge proouaiert
tperoen pie I'M alten Sabr. Sn ben
&rtegsiabren tpurbe 6ie getpiB enor-
me Wtenge bon 165, ,153, 100000
Bfuno Sleii6 probuaiert; es ,plroen
IN oieier 3eit 913, 1927, 900 giere I'M
ter Negierungsinipeftion gei6ladtet.
Sm Wonat pember
tpuroen in BEN unter 8unoesinIpef.
tion itebenben SaIahtbGuiern l..
41O,261 Stiid 9finopieb geidIadtet
i'm 8ergleih gu nur 1888 i'm
Sabre 1910, als Die W1rfte nidt bonn
&riege beeinfluBt tpuroen. Was bos
Shla6ten bon 5dmeinen i'm SEQ
bember betrifft, 10 tpuroen be6eutenb
tpeniger Sdhpeine geidIndtet a.
349,5O4 gegen 5,418,844 i'm SEQ
Dember 1940). Die nleiiten Sdmeine
tpnroen i'm Noben1ber 1943 aeidbIad,-
tet, ndmIid 6,971 ,752. gs tpuroen
i'm Nopember 1,772,1t4 Sdafe uno
9ommer geihIa9tet, gegen 1852.
162 i'm Nobember 1910 un6 2,269,-
1856 i'm @eforoiabr 1913.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
.&. g., ga.

Sn unierem ubo6erleudteten"
"forti6rittliden" Sabrbunoert Idaut
man 10 gerne berab auf oas lin
ltere" Dtittelalter, obne gu 6eoen.
ten, bob man iid elm sroBes armuts.
5eugnis gibt. sSn ienem tatbolilf)en
Vflttelalter gab es - ni9t pie beute
- feine Observation-Disclosures, Streifs
-ooer anoere io5iule 8irren. Weilter
uno @rbeitgeber bebanbelten lire ar,
better nad Redt 1no @erehtigfett
Heligioie nno morale 8etpegariinoe
biloeten oas feite Sunoament fir oas
gegenleitige ginpernebmen unter al.
len &laiien. llno bas lit, mos uniern
mooernen Irbeitern unb Mrbeitae-
bern, uniern Staatenlenfern uno
5rieoensma6ern feblt
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MzAkMA@
Bon Trpf. 5. M. 0abreu,
Mebaftenr beS ,@aiienfreuub'
j.. a., @is.

Seine politii6 6e uno feline Milit1r.
madt fann Die polfergei6i6tli9e
Satlahe anoern, oaB Die gliGBer ein
oeutld)er 8olfsitantm naren 1no iino
bis auf ben beutigen Sag. 9as gliab
beiaB lfon in oorromiiher 3eit, me-
ben ben feltil6en Raurafern uno &C.
guanern, cine gernanii6e 8eooIfe-
rung: Die Sribofer iiiblid unb Die
Neneter norbli6 oes Sagenouer
Sorts. Inter romiI6er Serri6aft ge-
borte oes Sanb 5ur @ermania l..
8eim Serfaa oes farolingii6en 8ei-
DIES teilte @liaB Die @eidide 2otbrin-
gems, fam aber 925 nieoer su 9eutid-
lnno.
Sn oen foleenoen SSabrbunoerten
rib Sranfrei6 unb 9eutldIano OBJ
pedielno oas oeuti9e 2ano an iih.
Die 5ran5oien m0een es tenporGr
belesen, aber Die gliGBer bleiben
oeutif. Sic altern 2eute ipre6en
oeutid uno fran5olii6. 9ie Mebr5abl
Der geoolferuns lit fatboliid. 86b-
reno 0euti6lano in BEN 2onobe5ir-
Ten I'M 8erbdltnis gu oen StGoten
BON ben 3eritoruneen bes arieges
tpenig gelttten, lit tpobl in feinem
&rtegsgebiet 10 geipaltige 8erbeerunq
angerlftet poroen als in Dem fIei=
men oidtbeoolferten gliaB, mo- por=
nebmlid &irden unb aItebrmiiroiae
Ibteien betroffen murten. Gas
StraBburger Wiiniter lon, trot tell
meiler 3eritOrung, tpieoer bergelteGt
lperoen fonnen. 9ie foltbaren @las-
fenIter tpuroen our9 5eitige gntfer-
nung gerettet, ebenio bic tpeltberiibm-
te ubr, oeren Heparatur bereits in
slngrlff genommen ipurbe.
Inter Der unflugen unb pIonlolen
yolttif 0eutl6lanos ioipobl ols
Jranfreids batten oie @liaB-2otbrin-
ger beltanoig 5u leioen, lotpobl unter
tran5oliider als unter oeuti6er Sber>
berrl6aft. 9eutl6lano bat es nidt
oerltanoen, oie Spmpatbie Der &eid)g-
LANDER gu gepiltnen. Seine 8ermani=
llerungsperiude, Die ii6 nieIfad piel
gu lbroff ertpieien, baben Die fran=
5oltldgelinnte 8ep0lferung erbittert,
uno Die Hroteitantii iterungsperlude,
ipelhe our6 8eiesung ser meiiten
geamtenltslen bur1 Broteitanten in
rein tatbolii6en @esenben ipItemo-
tnh betrieben tplr0en, tparen nidt
geelgnet, ben fatbolil6en Sell Der
Heldslonoe fir Deutldlano 5u be-
geiltern. Die nadmalige fran50ltl6e
Sertpaltung perfiel in benielben Sch
Ter. Die all5u i6roff porgebenoen
Sran5oien batten ii6 6en fran5oien.
freunoltden, ober neutrality-suspicious.
Cell ellaB=2otbringens ourd) bie ro-
oltale 4usmersung ibrer Sprade ae-
nib ni9t fir iid eeponnen, unb Sic
&atbolifen gllaB-2otbringens baben
Die Sran5oien our6 Die @infiibruna
1brer gottlolen uno fatbolifenfeinoIi-
ben 8eIete getpiB ni6t 5u intimen
Jreunoen unb treu ergebenen Inter
tanen uno begeiiterten Batrioten ae-
nta6t.
Ste b-lotbrineiide Srase bat
Dor, tpabreno un6 nod Dem &rieae
cine grobe &olle eeipielt apilden
Oeutlblano nno Sranfreid. gs ND.
re oem ~fiegreiden" Sranfreid3 beim
Weriailler "Srieoen" gana lei6t gene.
len, Die leioige 36nferei unb 6ieie
beitanoige nrfade oes 3miites nit
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3. M., &b.-

8enn oas bon Sbnen ertpabnte
engliide Monatsbeft bebauptet, oab
es nod bierbunoert Sabren nod nid)t
teltltebt, tper Der gerfaiier ser ,,gead=
folge Gbriiti" it, 10 lit oas Mogasine
I'M Srrtum. Sc lit namlid geididt,
lid ertpieien, oaB Sbomas bon Sem,
pen Der gerfaiier lit. 8ieles iu oie,
tenn iiberau oerbreiteten gude iii
tpobl aus anoern S1riften suIam.
mengetragen, a6er bas 8u9, tpie mir
es nod baben, itammt BON ibm. gs
lit, nod Der 81. Sdrift, Dos meiil
gelelene nno in Die meiiten Sprud,en
iiberieste 8uh.
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Sran Gb. @., Neb. =

Sn ieber Summer oes ,@aiien.
freuno' finoet man ieit nabe5u einent
bolben Sabrbunoert Elm por5iiglides
Seilmittel fir alte ooer frtide @1ln-
Den aller art, @eibmiire, @etp16Ie,
8iBmunoen unb aarbunfeln unter
ben an5eisen gs tit Dies bas altbe-
mabrte Sausmittel Der befannten ct.
8eneoifts- -8unoialbe. gu erbalten lit
oieles ourd s. 8. Stoob, 1909
yalleDoieiD Ipe., Glepelano II, 3.
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. 9. s., ga.

Benicillum lit, in Ser Sano zines
ertabrenen ar5tes, Elm tpertpolles
9eilmittel. gs lit ni6ts anoeres als
ldimmeltg eenorbenes grot. 8ei
Nerlpunoungen uno @eldpiiren ie.
Der art rno6t man aufi1ldge nit IN
Walier getan6tem i6inmelisen
grot. 8ei Salsfranfbeiten oient es
ais 8urgelDaiier. 0ieIen als Sell.
mittel permanoten groti6immel men.
men oie Weoi5iner r8eniciaum 9lau.
CUM.
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0elHet,e Reet3eit

uniere langidbrgien. eifrigen Sc
ler, Sr. nno Srau Sobn Mlbre9t in
Sopner, N.-0af., feierten am Der
gangenen 6. Nopenber 1916 ibr gol
oenes gbeiubildum in @egentpart if.
rer aft 4inoer. Gin Sobn otente ii
Der Bun6esarmee.
Wir piinIden Dem sliidli6en gbe
poar na6trdslif @ottes reihen Se
gen uno cine lange &eibe frober Sc
bensiabre!
,Sbto @atlenfreuno'
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s.. @., Mp.

8er 8eripanote aus 9entidlanb
in oen bieligen oeuti6en &rtegsgefan-
genenlagern bot, nenbe lt6 an: II. g.
Sropolt Waribol General, srmp
Serpice Sorces, Briioners Of @ar
Stpiiion, 8ar Department, 8enta-
gon 8log., @aibinston, 9. 6.
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Eb. g., aRaF. :

Ser @ergleih Der proteitantiiden
"Heforntation" nit Der nMefor,na.
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Wanfter in @eitfalen

Die llniberiitdt Weuniter nabm 6a.
mails in Der Sbeologie in gana
9eutihIano ben eriten Blas elm. Stun
mag elmer fragen: r@ie bait 6u benn
oeinen 2ebensunterbalt in 6ieien
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-H. 8, MaF.
Mil5(S (Spleen)frantbeiten fou,men
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-24
TWO MORE FILMS
 FILE ARTICLES

The. first of tlfe year boom in busi-
 ness at the Office of the Auditor of
 Alaska here continued during the
 past week with two more new Alaska films filing their qualifications to do business.
 Homer Electric Association, Inc, is another in the recent stream of non- profit local utility cooperatives. Not authorized to issue stock, the Homer Association proposes to gen. crate electrical energy for distribu- ton to members only. Single mem bership fee is $5. The Association, with 50-year established life, sets it's debt limit at $5,o0O00 and provides for control by a board of nine di- rectors. Organizing directors, all
 Homer residents, are:
 Robert w. Kranich, Samuel L.. Pratt, Ralph M de Rose, Walter M.
 Christensen, Carl A. Sholin, Virgo Wv. Anderson, James N Faulk, ST,
 Ray V Lentz and Hugh s. Watson Alaska Shell Fish, Inc, has been formed as a domestic, Alaska cor poration, with principal place of
 business at Seldovia, by Clarence J.
 Alexander, Seldovia E. J. Villa,
 Seattle, and Edward F. Medley, of Seattle.
 The firm proposes to engage in general canning business within and without the Territory, including processing of agricultural products and sea foods, by canning, freez- ing, mild-curing, salting or other means. Capital stock is S25,0 ,00o in 250 preferred shares of $l00 par value each. Duration of the corpor- ation is unlimited and debt limit is $15OC0 Articles provide for three to seven directors. First directors are: Mir Alexander, MT. Villa and Ivar Wendt of Seattle.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
UNITED STOVE CO.

PaInt Dept.
T. Erickson 4S2, F. Horn 43i. l..
Golf 42s. c. Buck 500. r. Max $40.
Game totals SOC, S37, 7i3-23S6.
Won 3, lost 0.
Broadtops
II. Sheets $50. E. Higbee 391, D.
Swisher 37l, F. Sukach 429, F. Bric-
kell 357.
Game totals 7SS, 743. 7O3-2 1894.
Won 0, lost 3.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Wolves

Moore 493. Knueve All Hicks
1868. Dorsey 3i9, Johnson 337.
Game totals sos. 635, 673-201S.
Engineers
Splitter 39l. Brickell 32S, Fair
child 357, Lidke 436. Ankeny 45S.
Game totals 724, ia, 65i-20S2.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Bowling
PACKARD MOTOR LEAGUE

PACKARD MOTOR LEAGUE
Wildcats
Zauner 372, Boop 364, Harrison
2S3, Wood 49S. Handicap 60.
Game totals, 543, $50, 4S2-1577.
Tigers
Hulse i5i, Ford $40, Massey 422.
Herzog 432.
Game Totals 529, 52S. 56l-l61s.
Wolves
TurnhHll 400. Greco $50, Morris
442, Cardinal 4l9.
Game totals 512, 500, 512-1620.
Lions
G. Dickinson 40, Lindzy 325, Gee
chini $50. Webb 4O3. Handicap 80.
Game totals 490 5i4, 543-1577.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Journeys in
High Schools

The opening round OF the Class
c district basketball tournaments
will be played tonight at the Ypsi-
lanti High School gymnasium. with
Brighton playing Roosevelt at $50:
Saline playing Romulus at 7:45
and University High playing Lin
coin at 3. From the records. Romu-
lus should have little trouble with
Saline. U-High should win from
Lincoln, and Brighton should have
a slight edge over Roosevelt. Milton
Jacob, Dearborn. Garvase Jach,
Dearborn. and Daniel Gates, Flym-
outh, will officiate.
(By the Associated Press)
At least 72 Michigan high school
basketball teams raised the cur
tain last night on the 1916 dis.
trict championships for the Lower
Peninsula in Glasses b, c and d.
and tonights skirmishes for event.
ual state honors will bring together
most OF the 600 teams entered.
The opening engagements were
fought on scattered and limited
fronts, including Detroit, Grand
Rapids, Greenville, Traverse City,
Petoskey, Owosso, Ferndale, Port
Huron, Saginaw and Dawson,
while tonight courts at 4S Lower
Peninsula towns and cities will be
cleared for action.
Ona of last nights major upsets
occurred at Ferndale where Pom
tiac st. Frederick nosed out Royal
Oak St Mary's 31-29 and snapped
a 16-game winning streak that had
been racked up by the Royal Oak
school. The game was in the Glass
c bracket.
In a Glass d game at Owosso
Maple Grove, champion of the Sagi-
nav Valley Little Six Conference,
conquered a much-improved st.
Paul's (Owosso) team. 1928, while
the Michigan School for Deaf
smothered Gaines 56-12 in one Of
the most lopsided games reported.
At Grand Rapids the Jacksonville
team in the Glass G bracket. which
had been expected to make a strong
bid to down Lee, fell by the way
side, 25-2S.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Ball League
Next Summer

Howard c. Harrison. superinten-
dent OF city recreation. announced
today plans for the formation OF
city leagues in both baseball and
softball for the approaching sum
mer season.
Merchants. Industries and other
organizations will sponsor the
teams.
A softball meeting will be at the
Gilbert Community House March
is. 1880 p. m, for the purpose OF
making preparations for the league.
An organization meeting for the
baseball league will take place at
the Gilbert House. March l3, 1880
p. m. Each team interested in
joining the league may have rep
resentatIves at their respective
meetings.
According to Mr.. Harrison. two
playing fields are available for
playing softball and one for base
bali The two soft ball fields are
in Recreation and Prospect parks.
The baseball field is in recreation
park.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
WerewolVes

f. Ambrose 446, Powers 4S2, X.
Frey 419, W. Sukich 469. T. Harris
i6l.
Game totals 709, 764. 795-226S.
Hot Spots
Robinette $40, Miller 424, II.
Frey SIC. c. Frey 476, Jones $50.
Game totals S23, S44, S15-24S2.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Three Ahead
of Chicago

AhN AHHNNH. HAAANa N NH"'
Montreal seeking a third cousec-
utiye National Hockey League pen
nant, was closer 10 its goal today
after increasing its first-place lead
over the runner-up Chicago Black
hawks 10 three points last night.
The Canadiens, who trounced the
New York Rangers. 7-S. in Montreal
while the Yanks bowed. So, 10 the
Toronto Maple Leafs in Chicago,
can cop the flag by winning four OF
their remaining five games Or II
the Hawks drop two Of their last
five contests. the Flying FRENCH
men can win by snnexing only two
triumphs.
In the other contest Of the eve
ming. the Boston Bruins defeated
the Detroi. Red Wings, az, to move
into undisputed possession OF third
place with so points, one point be-
hind the Hawks
The hurting Habitants entered
the last tperiod OF the Ranger game
with a 4-3 lead. but Kenny Rear
don. Maurice Richard and Jimmy
Peters each rammed home his sec
ond goal TO put the contest out OF
the Biueshirts reach.
Boston's victory over Detroit eel
ebrated the end OF a disastrous
road trip that saw the Bruins win
only one o. five games. The Bruins
"kraut line" OF Milt Schmidt, Bob
by Bauer and Woody Dumart ac-
counted for three OF Boston's four
opening round goals. Schmidt
rifled in two counters and Dumart
one while Bauer drew an assist.
The defeat was the Wings first
in their last nine games and
dropped them out Of a pre-game
third place deadlock with the
Rruins
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
FORD LEAGUE
Time Office

Time office
Sherman 4S0, Hague 402, Kerby-
son 557. Baker 416. Church 421.
Game totals 761, SIG, 699-2276
Won 5, lost /.
Shipping
H. Sherman 444, Miller 361, Chic
kering 446, Staeb S67. Stitt AS.
Handicap 96.
Game totals $50, 76S, 71I-2l62.
Won l, lost 3.
Foremen
Ensign 419, Evans $50, Holt 399.
Jones 375, Lobbestael 524. Handi-
cap 1902.
Game totals ia, 766, 719-2199.
Won 0, lost 4.
Plant Protection
Schoultz 452. Steen 621. Williams
40. Holley 49i, Mead 4S5,
Game totals 1853, sos, 904-2462.
Won 4, lost 0.
Tool Room
Meharg 43S. Maleski 359, Guenth-
er 400, Connolly 5l4, Shough 511.
Game totals III, IA, 731-2222.
Lost 4.
Inspection
Glove 553. Mitchell 446. Moxley
400, Polzin 400, Burget 44S. Handi-
cap 80.
Game totals $50, S29. 7S9-24S7.
Won 4.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Sports Roundup

the basis OF its we'll
power today regain the Cen
title lost last to Drake University
Saturdays 18th annual
a Michigan College.
East ansng-APTon basketball Michigan State
College today by Athletic Director
H. Fono Robin Roberts Bill
Krau White wadron John Granack Dudley Jones Matt
Nazza Pat Peppler and Dan Pjesky.
Mexico CyAP-Bobby FeIer pitcher
season. the Mexican
President dcosd today Feer
4
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
ABOARD GEARING

Mobile. Ala.-AP-Goyernor Har-
ry F. Kelly and his two sons were
in a party OF Mobile Carnival AS
sociation officials and civic leaders
aboard the USS Gearin S, which was
returned TO Pensacola. Fla. after
being assigned here during the
Mardi Gras. The 2.20O-ton Gear
ing is one Of Uncle Sans newest
and fastest destroyers.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
WHITELAW NAMED

Greenville-AP-Brig. Gen. John
L. Whitelaw Tuesday was named
a assistant professor OF military SCI
ence and training at Michigan State
College. He has served as deputy
chief of staff of American forces
in Berlin districts and as deputy
director of information and edu-
cation department in Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Ring Decisions
tBv the Associated Press)

(By the AssOclaItu FTtsSJ
Camden, n. Cleo Shans, 140,
Los Angeles, outpointed Pedro Fir.
po, 1891, Camden, 10. Vince Lau-
ria, 11Sh, Camden, TKo Pat Leon
ard, 1924, Philadelphia, 8.
Bangor. Me- Tommy Red"
Wells, 1885,; Manchester. n. H.,
knocked out Leo Methot, 1856, Mon
treal, 5. Pat Dyer, 147, Berlin,
n. H., outpointed Bill Bernier, 146,
Lewiston, 6.
Brockton. Mass.--Gene Leblanc,
1873, Fall River. TKO Steve Bellus,
40. Boston. 4. John Campinha,
145, Wareham, outpointed Norman
Brier, 152, Fall River. s.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
VISITS INeTITIITE

Big Observation-Disclosures Go.
pala Krhishnayya, editor and pub
Usher OF the magazine "The Orient
and the United States" and member
OF the ruling dynasty in southern
India before British occupation.
visited the Ferris Institute campus
Tuesday. Addressing 500 students,
he predicted India would regain
its freedom within five years.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
CHILD INJURED

Ann Arbor. Mar. 7 - Kathleen
Sweet, ten year old daughter OF
Carl A. Sweet. 504 w Washing
ton St, suffered decorations and
bruises when the car in which she
was riding with her father collided
with one driven by Paul f. Ford.
1857 Franklin St. at the corner of
w. Washington and Third streets,
Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

SAN FRANCISCO-INS-Admir-
al W. F. Halsey, Jr., was COM
pleting his Nav& duties Wednes-
day, preparatory TO taking over his
new Job as director OF Pan Ameri-
can Airways operations in the Pa
cfao
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Back When
(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
To-day year ago-Tommy Bell
knocked out Bobby Richardson in
the sixth round OF a scheduled ten
round bout in Cleveland.
Three years ago-Bobby Jones.
former golf star. was promoted
from captain to major by the U. S.
Army Air Corps at Mitchell Field.
Five years ago-Tom Davies was
named head football coach OF West
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Montreal Nearing Third Pennanf

ern Reserve University.
Ten years ago-Sam West. st.
Louis Brown outhelder, signed his
1886 contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-03

be available for adoption, however, since their parents or other rela- tives are hopeful of being able to provide homes for them later. The workers of the agency stressed that placement of these children is for a temporary period.
 Miss McGrati1 said that some of the older children, whose homes have been temporarily broken, need a special type of boarding place. There is one four and la half-year-old boy, who would be aided greatly by temporary home in the outlying district, where he would have plenty of space to wan- der in and fresh air to build him up, the social worker said.
 Children of virtually all ages are listed in the Bureaus files for tenn porary placement. Most of them are now in institutions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-03
CLIO. Rops
 Lynch Threat

Chicago, Aug. 3-(UP)-Leaders of a CI.O. union charged today that hooded mob in Georgia had threatened to lynch one of their organizers who had been enrolling Negro and White workers in the CIO.
 The Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers (CIOD executive board, meeting here. telegraphed an appeal for protection for the organizer to President Truman and U. S. At torney General Tom Clark.
 Mike Ross, 27, a native Southern CT who has been active in CI.O, organizing work, informed the board that a mob had threatened to kill him if he didn't leave Georgia. He said representatives of the mob vis- tied his home in Macon Thursday night and told his wife they would lynch him if he didn't get out of the state.
 Board members said Ross wife had been taken to a hospital for treatment for shock as a result of the threat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-03
Consultations To Fly Again

Washington, Aug. 3-(UP)-After approving notifications that will enable Consultations to fly again soon, Civil aviation officials today focused their attention on framing more stringent fire prevention regu- lations for all types of commercial aircraft.
 Within three weeks, Lockheed Aircraft Corp. officials said, the first huge airliners should be in the skies again, relieving the international traffic jam created when they were grounded after one crashed at Read ing, Pa.
 The government last night ap- proved notifications proposed by L c k h ee d <, Wright Aeronautical Corp, and the airlines which use Consultations, saying the improve mentS will enable this advanced transport airplane (TO) carry on the great safety record of U. S. aviation"