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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

lllten III &onjentratlonalu9er 9eltedt
DuroclL neil lie Eolen eeitlide,l
geiitano leiiteten, lit es hriItIih unto
tatboIilh, oieie oeutid)en Erieiter
nun aus ienen 0ebieten ju pertrei.
ben r,no oie juriidbleibenoen Iel,t,
Iden obne prieiterlif)e Siiriorse 5ll
'nllen?
Sit es triitlit, Sic oeutidp Spra:
fe aus ben Shulen 81 perbannen,
lpenn Sic Ginoer fein Wort Eolniih
fennen? Sit es friItlid, Sic. oeutihe
Gahrimg al,ber aurs 5u iesen, 10
oaB oie Wenid)en ibr Iestes Sab unb
8ut per'd,lelloern miiiien. Inn 9sab.
rllngsmittel falsIen 81, fonuen? Sit
es GriitIih, bie 9eutIhen 5um 5ra=
gen lpeiter Irmbinoen 5u Spingen
lno lie auf oieie @eiie ser Geriol-
gung alls5u'esen?
Ser Gr5biId)oI lnadt cine Iur9.
i1ltige llnteriheiSune 5lpiIhen Ser
segempdrtigen polniihen Hegierung
uno Dem polniihen GoIfe. gr beitebt
oaraui, ieiue anflage ribte iih nid)t
sesen oas gan5e polniite Golf. gr
erlnnert lid Ser .gllten d)rlltlihen
Eolen", sic @iafiir mibbillisen.
Ias arme BoIeu, idbrt ser grs=
biihpf tort, oeiien 8eid)it)te trGnen.
reid lit, Ioate eingeOenf bleiben 'ei-
ner eigenen griabrungen: Der @e,
Dinn, ser aus unreht IlieBt, lit turSs
friitig.
. MppeQ an 6as @eltgemiNen.
slnld)IieBeno appeaiert Gr5biid)oi
8rober in ieinem Sirtenbrief an Die
@eltoffentlihfeit. r&ann es in einer
3eit, bie nid)t mebr &riegs5eit lit,
ionoern ben 8ea 81 einem itdnoisen
,srieben babnen ioI, fam es in iols
f)er 3eit erlaubt iein, niht nur Wil.
lionen Men'hen aus ibren Seimat.
gebeten 81, pertreiben ,,no ourd)
ihamloies Eliinoern aaer ibrer Sab.
leligfeiten 81 berauben, ionoern lie ie-
nen alli5ubiiroen, Sic naf ser gom-
baroierung ibrer StGbte uto 9orier
IelbIt feline l@nterfunit mebr baben?"
.7ie gan5e Welt peib, bab oas
oeutihe golf faum ielblt nod cine
griitenj bat; oab Ser 9unser lun.
aebt; oab Die ainoeriterblihfeit lif)
erb0bt; oab oie getagten aus Sunger
lpegiterben. @Gre es angelid)ts Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
Briten haben eigenen Plan
fuer die kontroI|e des Ruhrgebiets
Schoffvng elmer
CeseIIschuft vor.

chung uno guslieierllng uuer i'm
,tlbrgeb:et er5ellgten HpbituIie uuo
Sertislpnreu gcltuttet.
Sie beirtn nod 81 iiberluinoeuz
en- Saupt'dcuerigfe;ten liuo:
/. @ie sic slttien lnt,r sen bier
Srobnllhten allfeeteilt luerOen lol-
en-. Gin Gorihlue iiebt sic Gertei
llng ppn slftien, Elm anoerer Sic
oon Tabrifen nah 9ranben Dor.
.. @ic sic militGriihe Sontrolle
YER &lpbr ausgeiibt iueroen lou. Gin
3lntraa perlanat oie 6ortict,ns oel
ansliihen Mi!itirfuntrolle, ein an.
oerer Sic suiteiluns ser &ubr lu
,ier Souen, uno Elm britter sic 9cs
msung Ser Hubr als Itratesiihe
eaiis fiir Sic lhlieBlih 5u biloenoc
nternatipnale Eoli5eiitreitmad)t ser
.1NS.
Iie tran5oii'de Hegieruna bebarrt
MINER nod alf ibrer uripriingliben
Soroerlng pouItduoiger Mbtrennl,ng
,er Hubr bon Seutidhano. Tieier
Eorreiponoent bat Grlno 5lt ser gn.
iabme, oaB 6ranfreit aui elmer
SiernGhtefpnieren; iiber sic Rubrs
rage iiberreoet peroen fonnte, Sen
jritiihe,, Elun. minoeitens nit nllr
erinsen slblpeltunsen, 81 ufjeptie.
en-.
Nubluuo bat in Gisfuliipuen nit
en Tran5olen bisber ge5Ggsrt, lih
III oen einen ooer anoeren Gor't, az
ltSuIe9cn. slber rdbreno Sic 81.
';ctun,on nod I'M pergangeuen Sabr
ncr Abtrennllng Ser Hubr Sujuitin.
en- ld)ien, lit IS bellte flar, oab lie
st uor5ieben ipiirOe, Die Hubr ltll-
7 oeut'her politiiGer Gontroae gu
yhnltcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Geut'hlano bat mad, elmer uorlal,-
'iaen &oifs fsiiibluns 65,2S5,915 Gin,
pobner. Gine enbeiiitise 3dblung in
cllen pier geIaeungs5onen ipu mad
elmer ancronlng bes alliierteu So.
crS:;iicr!lngstontitps sIipGtcltens bis
sum 1. Slni 1916 hltrd,seiiibrt ieiu.
Die GinDobner5ahl gerlins miro aili
>rei Millionen ae'dNitf.' Stir sic &C.
'alntc amerifanlId,e @eInsungsipue
lpuroen tolgenoe Gsoo fer,tngs;iifern
bcfanut gesebcn:: Selsn- Naiiau g,
$4,000, aurt,pilen 100000,
RorSbaOen 10000, Moro. Wiirten,
berg 1866. 900, Yanern S,S3S, 900,
gremer Gnf!nuc $50, 900, Yer1iner
Seftor S72,0OG Snsg,iamt ionit
1I156,OOO ginnobner. ~.
Die britiide gone lu,o oer britt
ife Settur 9erlins jlhIsn 22,O43..
So Ginnobner. Die iran50iiihe 80.
ne uno ser iranS0Iiihe seftor Ser.
Inns 6,392,497 a0pie, sic ruff. 3one
Icnie Ser rl,iilife ..Seftor 8erlins
l9.693,G17 Gimpnbner. ....
8epaltige Mufgdben itellcu lid, be.
arelfliferweiie auf allen gebicten
Sen 9eb0roen ipie Dem Solfe gegen.
iiber. 9is oabin lit wenigitens sr.
lun9en. fn:soer einige Yurausiebun.
cen fir Den @ieocralibal, 81 ifai.
fen.
Sm Goroergrlno ltebt Sic Side
rllng Ser grnabrl,ng. slus einenl
aufrui Der perid)ieoenne Sanoesuer.
Daltllngen Der iran50ii'Gen Gone an
Die SeoOItcrung entnebmen mir ipl-
Jenoes:
Sn Dem lpalorehen uno oesbal6
beIonOers itarf STANDARDIZATION
Siiobaoen gibt es beicnoers groBe
Sdrpieriyfeiten Ser Grrdbrl,ng. neil
iniolge Ser poIitihen. ser wirtid)ait,
lld)en uno ser WerfebrsperbGltniiie
Silfe Der oeutIden lleberidubgebiete
biz beute nur beihrGnft moslif lit.
Siiobaoen lit bei,te auf iid ielblt an,
aemieien. Oabei gilt es, nit Dem @e.
nisen bausbdlteriif sls pirtidoiten.
Sierbei miiiien gr5euser. yerteiler
uno Serbrauber beionoers pflid)tbe,
pubt banbeln. Iieie5 8erantiuor.
tltnssbepubtiein gilt audi fir Die 1e.
iamtuirtidait, po Die auieabe be,
'tebt, oen auberorSentliten @aren.
bunger nit beitrinfter Yroouttions,
uno 9anoelsl10slihfeit menisitens
notoiirItig 5u beirieoisen. 2eioer
fann in Ger &obltoii- uno 9aren;l,,
teilung aui beb0roliba Gingriiie i'm
Sntereiie elmer moslihit seredten
Siderung Ser VroOuftion bon nur
!ebensluidtigen 8iitern nui ablebba,
ter 3eit niht uer5lbtet peroen. San
sci, 8elperbe uno ,Snoultrie. Sic It1r=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

tere Glnlbrnntlln9en tDabrenO Der
Idngrn &rlegsbaucr erOllloen mllBten.
lailcn iib ourd icId)e unpermeiOlibl
3umutl,ngen in ibrem Shafiens,
orang n:dt beirrcn. Iie pberiten 81.
uilbeborOen neroen nit llnteritiitunQ
Scr Mi!it1rregierungen ales GrOenf
iidle tl,n sur 8eid)afillug Don Mob.
mo SilisItoiien, insbeionbere aud
bon aoble, I'M Sic laueiam pieoer in
Sang fommenoe Yroouftion meite,
;u ior&rn. 0is babin uuB Dem 8a'
rcnmansel icsuelt aIs moelid) ourd
bebOroIid gelenften Warenaustauid
(6ompenlation) ab5ubeifen uerilMl
ueroen, mas bisDer ibon ipeitgeben>
aeIfcben lit. gs iino nun aud Wabs
nabmen getrafien tporNPn, ,um Yreis'
plidrr, Sd,par5s unS SdHeidbanoel
energiid) 81. bptdmpfen. ~
Sn ser 2anomirtihait mub SCI
Bauer nad GrGiten ablieierh, ,pas
or nidt ielblt benotigt. Der 8ieb6e'
ltano bate unter Sem ariea uno lei:
men Nlrapirfunsen ihlper Su teiSen
Sm Rreis 2inoau gum 8eiipiel iani
ser Yeitano an 8rpbpieb miifcn
1889 uno 1915 lun 1000 Stiif, i'm
&reis Sontbuieu lcgpn sic Serbdlt
niiie dbnlirb. Sn Yuoen erreiht Ser
&reis ,Raitatt Sen tieiiten Stanb. Gs
lit auh erfldrIid, baB ourh abgabs
bon Sd)iahtpieb an sic Yeiabungs,
truppen ser oeutidse TiebbeI eItano .aui
sic Gauer geiiibroet miro, uno baf
leine Siherllng alien oerautluortll'
d)en Stellen, Dem 8Rbalter nidt pe.
niger als oen SanopirtItafts- uni
9cbensmitteldmtern, manhes unl0s.
bar iheinenbe HGtiel allisibt. Sabei
lduft nit Sem 8iid5,as oes 8robuieb
beltanoes uno NIT oem Wangel an
1uttermitteln ons nadienOe Hros
blem ser Wtilh. unO iSettperiorgunq
parallel. Sm areis Treiburs gum
Beiipiel iant oie tiglid)e Wilflieie'
i;l,ng bon iriiber rurS 100000 9iter
aui etlpu 10000 Sitter, inn &reis Si
ienburg BON 1900 Sitter aui 80,'
900 Sitter.
Sm Yertebrsspeien iit es Surd
Ginias aller ueriii9baren arafte unr
ourb bereitpiaiee unteritiisung oe,
Wilitarre9ierltnsen eelungen, Der
Ciienbabnuertebr tpieoer notoiiritil
in Sang 81 bringen. Der &eiieuer
febr lit pieOer augelnein aufgenonl
men, Ser @iiteruerfebr lduit NIT &C.
niiien @inidrdnfungen ipieoer, mo-
bel oie piinftlihe Durdiiibrung oe,
nohuenoigen Observation-Disclosures
'porbringli6 6ebanoelt miro. Die Sn
itanoietung oer Babnanlagen uni
Oes Wasenn,aterials madt Jortidrit
tp >. ..... .-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

bares Sauo 3u retten. .....
Iie uriaGen oieier rieligen Sun-
sersnot iinb mann:gialtig. Gle
Yrouin, mar elm Sd,luhtielo. gn,
sreiier unO Verteioiecr betrieben sic
Eolitif ser Serluiiituns oes Booens.
Gle Natur fat lire @e;beln binSu-
aeiiist: lrOdenbeiten, llebcrid}pem-
lnunscn uno 3euibredeuifmdrmc
baben Sic Brop:nS beilnseiudt. llno
iett ieblt es nabe5u an aucn, an
Ginger, an AdergerGten an 9aus.
t:eren. Ecn Dem Wenieen, oas ser
Boctn nod bergibt, reQuiriert Sic
1)iueiiid,e Mrmee. So. -
Die l1NNNM grcift Gin
Die ll9s@Asl uno finciild,e Siliss
organilat'onen miiben iid,, Nabrung
in oe 9ursergebiete 81 id)iden.
abcr Scr ar:es bat Die 1ransport-
:nittel uerfriippelt. lroboem tul,roeu
10000 Sonnen Nabrunssmittel per
Shiii, giienbabn uno 2aitlpagen aui
SEN @es scbrad,t. Smpiitoiie ,nb
anoere ar5neien ,puroen abgeifjdt.
uln gcscn Cholera uno anid)meQune
o:r Spmpboriiien unjufimpien.
Sn cin!gen Srten Der Hropins
Wuroen Bolfsfiihen eitger:dtet. SIM
Sd,ansbaier Saien fommen reeel,
mdbis Observation-Disclosures iiir BIZ
(lI&HM al, sic 10 idneu pie mOg,
lid m,iterbeioroert peroen. slbe1
lcitenoe Nngeitcqte ser ll9tH&N
lpeiien oarauf bin, oaB Sic lt9tRHM
Gbinas gcOari an 9ebensmitteln nun
teiweiie beirieoiecn f0nne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
Er sieht die
(Overseos News Agency

lOverseos News Agency
gtep g)orf..=--aDie aBriten geben
gegen,pdrtig ibrem eigenen Gl,brfons
trollplan Sen lesten Sbliff. gr I'M,
teribeibet iif rooifal BON Dem Ser
,sransoieu, tpie man aus Guellen er.
Iubrt, sic Ser ,britiihen SeIegatiun
5u Sem segeu,pdrtig BIER taeenoen
Siberbeitsrat ser lt9tS nabelteben
Ger Glan iabt Sic Shdfflntg elmer
internationalen 8eieaitait ms Iuae
oie al iriibere foloniale Sanoelsge
icllid)aiten pie Sic Sitimoientoatpag
ME erinnert; Sic slftieu Ger 9altoels
geIellld)uit piiroen unter Sen uiel
Brobmahten allfgeteilt tperoeh.
Iieier Ylan bat oie uaterltiitun!
hes sluBenn,i,,iItersa Grtcit 9cp:r
ndbreno ibm INNER nod politiid,
Grperten oes sluBellamts opponiere,l
Mnoererieits pilid)ten oie @irtId,afts
crperten oes auBenmlniiteri,mns sen
aubcnn1inilter bel.
Der britiitbe EIan lit erbcblih ,pc
niger oils mas sic Trausoien ur
'priinalih uerlangten, oenn CT iieG
felne abtrennl,ng ser Hubr Don e.
nen OelltIhen pclitiiheu 5entrale
&ontrollappuratt Dor Ser SGre
b:r oieIer 3eiIen bat 9llten @rlln,
onilnebnRL oab england nif1t be
reit lit, iiber cine ipirtlhaitlid)e Sr
ternationaliiierlng Ser 9iubr bin
oussuseben. Dit onosren @ortel
Sic gngIanoer iiHo Ser slnIirbt; oo
cine lnternationaIe @irtihaitsfor
trolle cine ausrel1enoc Siherbe;
oagegen bietet, oab Sic HubrinouItr
D:eoer gum Wtittelpiallft elmer oer
Ihen auiriiltlng miro, oa ibr IIo
cine itrifte llebertpahuna Scr Tc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
Elm bischof ueber das
Los der Ost-F IuechtIinqe

Ireiburg /. gr. - Gin sSirten-
briei oes gr5biitofs aonrao 8r6ber
puroe auI allen &an5eln Ser gr5-
sio5e'e 5reiburg inn greisgau perle-
len. cbpobl oie iran5oiilten ge.
'as,tngsbeboroen oagegen gepiiie
@in!pdnoe erboben batten. Ser Sir.
tenbrief beid,aftiste iih nit ocu1
ShidIal Der oeltiten 5liibtlinse
aus Sem Often.
Ser gr5biid,oi be5iebt iih aui gu.
uerIdIiige 9eritte, Sic ihm 5ugesan-
gen iino. Sn oieien 9eri1teu weroen
bie unglaublihIten 2eioen auigeiGblt,
Sic Don ben oeltIheu 6liihtlingen
nusgeItanben iperoen: Slsnsersnot
mo Seud)en lihteten ibre Geiben;
Srauen, &inoer, 8reiie unH 8reiiin,
uen mubten mitten inn @inter taae-
lang i'm 5reien subringen; sic MGn.
ner DirOen spie Gieb in 8iiterpo9en
Oeportiert.
3abaoie SelbItmoroe iino ;u per-
sehnen, beibt es i'm Sirtenbriei.
Der fatboliihen @eiitlihfeit uno oeu
@luubIgen puroe feline Sonoerbe-
banolung juteil. Inter Sen mebr als
: Miaionen oeltihen islii6tlingen,
Ole aus oen ebemaIigen hel,tiden
Sltgebieter, aus ser 5idehoIlotpafei,
ungarn uno SeItarreih oertrieben
muroen beIiuOen iid) ungeiabr orei
Willionen &atbolifen.
aae oiele Weniben, iagt Grsbi.
Idol 8rober, leioen unreht. Gr per
gleiht ibr Sos nit Ser 8ertreibung
Ser Suoen ourh bie sliiprer uno go.
bplonier uno NIT Dem ltnreht, oas
in ben Sabren ser nationalIosiali.
Itiiden 9erritait Meniben angetan
morSen lit. Ser er5biid1oi bebt Sic
Satiahe beroor, oab in ben iriiberen
beutiden Sitprooin5en iibeupieseno
statbolifen selebt baben, oe ieit
Sabrbunoerten sort anidiiig iparen
,rno 2anfbarfeit iiir ibren giier Der,
bient b6tten, nit Dem lie Sen 80,
oen iruf)tbar gemaft rno flllturelle
Werte perbreitet baben.
Die Jlihtliuae ans Eulen.
SIT es friItlid) uno fatboliit,
fragt Gr5biIdoi 8rober, uno emit
ipridt es ser Ganfbarfeit, sic Golen
Den oeutihen fatboIiifen 8eiitlihen
i6uloet, Die bon Sen Hationalio;ia-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Wan bort piel iiber sic gr3ie.
bungsarbeit Ser amerifaniihen Mr.
NEE an oeiltihen arieessefaneenen
in Sen nSM. Wanhmal fommen
audi 8eridte nit iahliden gin5el.
teiten. Man erf6brt oarin, oab es
cine Shule iiir BEN oeutihen Der.
maltlngsoienit eibt uno eine 5ad)'
ihule 5ur Musbiloune fir ben
0ienit in ser oeutiden Holi5ei. Wan
lieit bon elmer 5entralen 3eitllns fir
Die @efangenen, Sen vMui", eeidrie.
ben bon friessfangenen Sournalt.
item, SdriititeQern, 8iinitlern uno
BON bielen namenloien arieesgeian.
genen aus allen Qa9ern in Den Ser.
einigten Staaten. @as aber gebt
mirtlif Dor in ben fleinen, bon
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

&a4e 5u iiben unb @leid,es NIT Glei.
hen 3u pergelten. Nidt Gleibes NIT
8leihem 5u pergelten, lit zines oer
eriten unb tpeientliden @ebote unie.
res gemeiniamen driltlidRn Glau.
bens."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

- unteritiisea S:e bic In ,,nferer
Settuna anSetaenoen @efh6ftsle,tfsI
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05

The house next to the Erskine residence, which did house the office of pr. A. Holmes Johnson, until the latter's removal to new quarters next to the Kodiak Ho- tel, is now the home of MT. and
 (continued on page ID
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05
KODIAK DIARY

In the last Dairy column we made an offer to buy a free tick ct to any recognized drunkard willing to go to the Orpheum to see "The Lost Weekend", the story of a drunk.
 We've learned our lessen. We had at least 341 verbal applica- tions for passes, but all from friends and aequaintanees met on the street who were getting 8 big kick out of the idea, but who would have been insulted if we had seriously agreed to their propositions.
 We actually got stuck for only one ticket and we didn't have to pay for it, because the rule on sobriety at the time of appliea- ton was violated.
 Ray Martin, of the Club Li- quor store, sent a gentlemen down to the show with the note, Here is one." The gentlemen appeared at the show with the note and was refused admit tance
 So he went back and told Ray Ray took him back to the show and made such a fuss that the theatre agreed to let the custom CT in if Ray paid, with the un- derstanding Ray would see us about being reimbursed.
 The gentleman quietly sat
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05

An alley cat ROW making its home at the base received publi. city from Associated Press as it lit in Seattle on a plane en route to Kodiak,
 The cat belongs to the family of Comdr. James D. Dabb, USN a transferee from Annapolis. Ha said his wife and children insist ed "the cat must go along."
 So kitty was sent ahead by aic express and waited in Seattle for his master to pick it up.
 The clipping was sent to us, and the big headline says:
 "Kodiak To Have
 New Alley Cat"
 If the cat will call it may have the clipping for it's scrapbOOk- and our address is Katmai alley, cat.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05

through the whole showing and then left.
 Said he the next day: "I never want to see another show like that one."
 Said we the next day: Were never going to make another of- fer like that one "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
filling Patty
 Berg Breoks Par

Spokane, Wash, Aug. -tUPl- A self-styled "full-time cripple, " red-haired and freckled Patty Berg, has taken over the role of every ones favorite to capture the richest crown in all women's golfdom
 Miss Berg makes her first start in match play today in the women's National Open Golf tournament after blanketing the field yesterday to win medalist honors. Patty had 73-72-l45, seven strokes better than second-place Babe Didrickson Za- harias But even with all that edge, the redhead was gloomy about the future
 T should wear my glasses on the course, but I can't see the ball when I do" the Minneapolis miss com- plained. When I don't wear them, I get splitting headache from a fall l had in the Marine Corps dur ing the war
 Problem
 My back hurts and my feet give out when I play more than 18 holes in one day. I don't know what I'll do If l get down to the semi finals and finals, where I would have to play 36 holes per day.
 Be that as 1t may, Miss Berg is doing all right for herself at this stage of the game. She was the only one in the field of 39 which started who was able to crack par
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
3 Day Softboll Meet at Bristol

Bristol, Conn, Aug. 28-SiX men s teams and four Women's aggrega- tions will take part in the Fifth Annual North Atlantic Regional Amateur Softball Championship tournament opening Friday night and closing with the championship games on Sunday night here at Muzzy Field.
 The regional tournament, spon- sored this year by the Connecticut Amateur Softball Association under direction of Commissioner William Hoyle of Bridgeport, will include mems teams from New Hampshire Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Met ropolitan Boston and host city club Girls teams will come from Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Stam- ford ard New Britain.
 Doubleheaders will be played un der lights on Friday Saturday and Sunday night, as will twin bill on Sunday night. In the opening games Friday. both mems engage ments, New Hampshire will meet Massachusetts at 500 o'clock, while at SIS the Boston Metropolitan club will clash with the host city entry, the H. & J. team of the Br;s- .ol City League.
 Competition in the girls division Will get under way Saturday at 800 o'clock when the Stamford Nutmegs meet the Massachusetts club.
 The New Departure Band of Bris- tol will provide a concert in connec- ton With the opening games Friday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
Robinson To Box for Bows

Greenwood Lake, N. Y.- Sugar Ray Robinson, training at his own camp here for his attempt to win the welterWeight title from Marty Servo at the Yankee Stadium a week from Friday night. will play host today to close to 100 youngsters from New York's lower East Side.
 The youngsters are being brought to the camp in busses through an arrangement made with Victor Guida, East Side merchant Here they will be the guests of Sugar Ray a picnic which will be in- terrupted long enough for them to watch Robinson go through his daily training routine.
 Next Wednesday another group of lads, members of the Police Athletic League, will be transported to the camp in busses, also as the guest ot the WelterWeight title challenger
 Police League
 Robinson is especially interested in the work of P. A. L., and has contributed sizeable sums from the purses of his various fights to this organization. Following his fight against Freddie Flores at the Golden Gate Arena last March he turned over $500 to the P. A. L. and he sent an addition $500 to the Salem Cres- cent Athletic Club, which is where he got his start in boxing.
 Out of his purse for the Servo fight on Sept. 6, Robinson plans to contribute his entire purse, minus only actual training expenses and his managers percentage, to the P. A. L. and the Salem
 He has made many other contri- buttons this year, his entire purse from the Tony Riccio fight at Elizabeth last February being given to the National Foundation for h. fantile Paralysis. He has also made substantial donations to funds for wounded veterans, to Italian relief and other charities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
Southeast Conference
 Asks Proof

New York, Aug. 28 -(UP)- Charges that colleges were trying to lure star football players with fantastic financial offers found Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, who knows what fighting is all about. the storm center today of the biggest bombshell ever to hit intercollegiate athletics
 His charges. growing out of the Tom Shorty McWilliams case, found little support among the na- tion's football leaders. For the most part they chorused a denial and Challenged Taylor, whose valor won him many honors on World War II battlefields, to prove his allegations.
 The Southeast Conference in gen. eral and Mississippi State in par ticular called on Taylor for proof of his pudding.
 They felt that Taylor, superin- tendent of the United States Milf tary Academy at West Point, was pointing suspiciously to Mississippi State when he denied report that McWilliams, star halfback on Armys 1945 unbeaten eleven, had been refused permission to resign from the Cadet Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
Commentator

That verbal Wrangle between West Point and Mississippi State over Tom (Shorty) MacWilliamS is apt to put the spotlight on a few of the big deals colleges are accused of mak- ing in order to secure star football material. Mississippi State, where MacWilliams went to school before his appointment to United States Military Academy, insists, through dts coach that MacWilliams is being "held" at West Point against his will, that is, he was not allowed to resign from the military academy to take up his grid career at Missis- sippi State where he left off. The Ms coach adds that MacWilhams was not allowed to resign because he is star football player. Major General Maxwell Taylor not only denies such & charge, stating that MacWillianls wrote out his reSigna- tion, then withdrew it. but insists that the classy backfield ball-car- rier had such a big financial offer to play football that The was faced with a difficult decision" but later decided to stay at West Point. Gen. eral Taylor did not nor would not say that the money offer came from anybody at Mississippi State, or in the Southeastern Conference; but both latter groups have challenged the U. S. M. A. superintendent of proof" of his statement, assuming that he hinted they were responsible for whatever financial offer, Gen. eral Taylor referred to.
 The matter of money for college players crops up every so often, but with the government through it's West Point academy now involved; ; something should really happen to throw light on some college players paid directly or indirectly; which has been going on for many years.