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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06
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9ea6 elmer Meloung ser .aii.
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legentlid ser breibunoertitea @ie-
oerfebr oes Cages ga. Ottober), an
Dem ser 8eitfdliihe Srieoe geidloi-
len tpurbe, elm Sbreiben an 8iihof
Seller bon Miiniter. Ser Beltfali-
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|geoeiblihen gbfommen suIamrnen-
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gen iiber oas 3uitanoefomnem bes
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|nno &efte Der Stride ge,pabrt babe.
@r babe iid niht 6urh oie nieIen
Sdmierigfeiten entrnutigen Iaiien,
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Beg gelegt.
Ser Bapit mies Damn in ieinem
Shrei6en auf Die bonn @riege beim.
gem6ten europdiiben Gambler BIN,
Die nod la1rgen Sabren bes 8obI.
itanoes nunmebr unter bitteren Ser
|baltniiien arbeiten n1iiBten, aber iie
fonnten bnbei ni6t auf &ettung 6urh
innere 3wietradt boffen, ionoern ,,ur
gegenieitige 8ertr1ge uno Mbfonmen
fonnten ibnen gu elmer tpeniger BIT.
teren 3ufunft berbelfen.
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ld)reiben, 5erflattern, tpenn iie niht
anf Dem Sitteneeiet berubten. Gin
ipabrer Srieoen tonne nur auf bem
Booen Der &eligion gefeitigt lno ge.
beiligt tperben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06
Sttnuue OeS S0neS
fiir bas Soiepbinnnl

SD idide Sbnen biermit $11 81
gbren Seiu, Mfaria llno Soiepb aus
9anf6orfeit fir oie @rborung in Ell
nem slnliegen. Sd tpiinide Sbner1
8otteS Segen.
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ginliegeno ienoen mir Sbnen ST
81 @bren Der Wuttergottes, oes I'll.
Solepb, bes FL. Nntonius uno Der III.
Sbereliu, als 3onflogllng fir Die gr.
borung elmer 8itte.
Srau @. s., Mo.
@inliegenoe @abe gum 0anf fin
grborlrng in einem Inliegen burf
Die Siirbitte Der 4aerieligiten Sung
frou Waria.
6. 6. Ws., Snb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06
Nenes Grersitienbans erSffnet

am z. gsobeinber finbet sic infor.
melle gr0ffnllng oes bon ben Seiui-
tenpatres geleiteten neuen grer5itien-
baules am De Ofontrepille-See BEL
fortb ct. gaul itatt. Die &enobie-
rungsarbeiten an Dem friiber Der So
|milie @aloorf geborigen 2anbiis MUIR
oen I'M 2aufe Ser lesten Monate INT
ter 2eitung BON p. 8incent gbrbaher,
81, boaenoet, uno nunnebr ergebt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06
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gtaf) 01eler Grorterlng Dur0e n1t1
nod cine Srage geitellt: @as fir eint
&eligion boben Die Gbinelen? Sd
CLAUDE, Sssobn @opp bate oieie Sragt
seitellt. sluf bieie Srase gab SatBe,
Setting 5ur Inttport:
u3ie Gbineien bnben cine rlatiirIi.
de 9feligion (Nature's @orjbip) uni
abnenfllt. 8uooba unb Gonfneins
limo Ole SauptreligionsItifter. grite.
rer gibt praftiide 2ebensregeln, ber
51peite pbilolopbiId]e Inleitune. Git
bolten bas 9lIter uno ibre 8orfobrer
bod in gbren. 0aslelbe trifft aud
bel Oen Sapaneien al.
u0ie @i6tigfeit oes bierten @ot.
tesgebotes liegt>idon in Ser Natur
oes Weniden: @bre bas 8ilb beiner
@ltern 1no beiner Ibnen in alien be-
iabrten aberdeen. 9os gllter in jebem
noblgearteten Weniden lit ebrtpiir.
Dig. go mar es alld I'M alten Sparta.
0ort gob es Elm 8eieb, monab elm
Singing bel slnfunft zines @reiles
laufiteben muBte nnb i6peigell menn
oieier iprad.
vIleranber ser @roBe, in Dem oie
groBten iroii6en Sitter iib Dereinig-
ten, Inn ibn iber Die SterbIiben 5ll
erbeben, puBte bennod i'm anseIiht
oes differs iib 5u oen1iitieen. gls
ibn emit alf elmer Siegesbabn 5rolt
uno S6nee aufbielten, lieB er Elm
5euer an5iinoen uno iebte iid aui
|leinen fonigli6en SeIieI. 9o erblidte
Ier unter ieinen &riesern einen bonn
alter nieoersebeusten Mnnn, Der Dor
aalte 5itterte. Sogleid iprang er aui
i'm 5ll, nabm i'm bel Der &anb llno
iette i'm auf ieinen eisenen SeiieI.
vgs lit in ser @brfurbt Dor Dem
Sitter iopiel iittlide Sd0nbeit entbol-
ten, baB ielbit iolde, oie es nnterlai.
len baben, ge5nungen iino, iolden,
Die oas sllter ebren, ibren pollen 8ei.
fan 5l1 5ollen.
Gin 8reis aus sltben illdte BEL
oen Slpmpiiden Spielen einen Blas,
lfano aber aue 9feiben beiest. Nad.
Dem er bon ieinen 2anbslenten bon
einem Srt gum anoern geIboben unS
bon pielen iogar nerladt iporoerl fam
er on Die 8eiben, mo Die Spartaner
laBen. 0ieie, ibrer baterlanbiider
Site getreu, itanoen iofort auf unf
lieBen ben @reiien 5tpiIben ii1 BIat
nebmen. 9a brahen Die Mtbener in
elm loutes 8eifaasgeidrei aus. 9el
8reis aber meinte: ,9ie @tbener mil.
len, lpos it6 ididt, ober Die Sporta.
ner fiibren es aus
ugtidt minber ipie Dem @lter. iini
mir au6 uniern 8orfabren, ibren @e.
brauden llno ginribtnnsen Chr.
| furdt uno @nerfennung idulbis. ,gs
lit ibmer,' iagte Der alte Cato, .Men.
lihen, Die in einem fiinftigen ssabr.
bunoert leben iper6en, oasienige be,
greifli6 5l1 MAIDEN, mas our Gedtfer.
tigung unieres 2ebens gebort.'"
0anfiagungstag
Sa, berte lit 9anfiosungstaa 1917
uno ih oenfe auriid an 6en er1ten
Danfiaglngstag, 6en mir in oer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06

9ieIes 8pdenblatt erideint felt
Dem Sabre 1873 regelmdBig ieoen
5omstog uno tpirb berallsgegeben
gum 8eiten oes 8dpitliden &olle-
silln Soiepbinum Ser bl. &ongrega'
tion ser 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
oeiien 3iued Die Seranbiloung oeut.
ider 8rieiter50glinge fiir Die Ser.
Staoten lit. 9ieie anitalt lit baupt-
iGdlid ongetpielen al,f Die @infiinfte
bieies 8lattes uno Die @ei6enfe iei-
,er 2eier.
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Samstag, 6. Nppember 1913.


Sonntag, Z. Nppember: 5iinfunb-
stpansisiter Sonntas nad Gfins-
iten. - @bungel um: Som
guten Samen (Ofattb. 13).
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an alle intereiiierten grielter unb
2aienoer gr5oioseie bic beraIihe Gin
laonng, am fommenben Sonntagnnd-
mittag, Z Ronember, 5tpiiben atpei
uno fiinf l1br Die 9lnltalt 5li beiuhen.
@eplant iino 8odeneno-g -greraitien,
ie1peils beginnertb am Donnerstag-
abeno Inn iieben ltbr uno abidlieBenb
am Wontagmorgen Inn 6 ltbr Is. 9ie
eriten grer5itien iperoen borausfibt~
lih om 18. Nopember beginner.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06
COAL FUND

COAL FUND
Previously credited. IS 1922
John B. Alich, Cincinnati,
~. ............. C.UU
John v. Rosenberger, Den.
niSon, Wash. ......... LOO
VIM. Spiegel, Pittsburgh,
ia. ................. 1.OU
Mrs. Anna Gaelz, Gibson,
MINI. A.uO
Frank Sandowsky, Newton,
hanS. I.UU
Total. ..................$ 171.42
VIGIL LIGHTS
BY Joseph P. Marzen. ....... 81 90
Greiiteae 81 Gbren ber
FL. Wutter Gabriili
Previously credited. ...... $4,222.50
Anna Oelbracht, Euclid, 0. 200
G. J. Hartman, Jordan,
MINI. LOU
Total. "a ,225. so
Tre;iteQc 81 Gbren oes
bl. &onrab
Previous balance .... 81 900 90
SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previous balance SIG, ,184.5
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06

ans Der er5biibofli6en &on5lei
nuroen loeben Die folgenoen Geries=
|1tngen befannt gegeben:
Sodp. Sr. slugult Sunfe bon Ser
|St. Solepbs-@emeinOe in 0fiespilIe
an Die Gbrilti-Simmelfabrts -@emein-
oe IN Noruooo; q
Sod1p. Sr George $. @alles bon
|oer gbrilti-S -Simmelfabrts -8emeinbe
IN ytoripooo on Die ct. Soiepbs~@e-
|neinoe in Wiesbille;
Sodm. Sr. Oei6ael 2aipler bon Ser
@emeinoe Il. 6. 5rau bonn see in
Wouno an Die Iatipitp- -@emeinoe in
|St. Saul.
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atpdhbdp,,6l.,.<{
~a M

ct. Glonb, Winn. 9ie Stuben.
ten Der ct. Sobn's l1niberiitD in Col.
|legebiIle perpfIihteten iid leste $50.
DIE, i'm laufenoen Sbuliabr nidt me-
niger als $4,000 ailf5ubringen fit
Die Silfsaftion fir notleioenbe euro
|paiihe Stuoenten. Die 2eitung ser
Sammlung liegt in Sanoen oes Gtu-
oenten Gapmono S. gnores bon Sari-
.bault. L. q. iollen in Sen beno9bar-
ten Staot6en StuoentenborItellu
arrangiert iperoen, oeren Geinertraa
Der Sanmlung 5ugute fonunen jon.
ct. Saul, Minn. = sm fommen-
ben Sonntag, 7. Nopember, begin11t
Die Dier5igitiinoige Mnba6t in Ser
ISolp angels slcooemp, minneapolis,
.uno in foleenoen &farrfirden ser
@r5oio5eie: ct. Soiepbs, Winneapo-
lis; ct. Wearien 8iro Sslono; gea-
tipitp, Gleoelano; ct. 8eters, 9elo-
no; Ser5-Seiu Sronflin; ct. anto-
MINIS, yfesal; Ser5=Seiu, Stub Gitp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06

Begonnen tpuroe NIT 0en 8au.
arbeiten on Ger neuen Bfarri1ule Der
ISt. Sbereie-@emeinbe in ct. Saul.
'Die Sdule lit Die erite Der Dor etipo
5Dan5ig Sabren bon Misr. @btparo
Gaiep 5unddit als SeeliorgeItation
fir Die in Dem bena6barten Sort
|Snelling itationierten Solbaten er.
rihteten @emeinbe. Ser oeraeitige
Bfarrer lit Ser bod1p. &r. Gibbs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06

Im II. Nobember finoet in ct
Yanl eine MISUNDERSTANDING Der
|Dio5eionbireftoren oes 8ereins fiji
Die Notwithstanding iotpie bes
|&inobeit-S -Seiu-Bereins itatt. Muf Dem
|Eagungsprogramm iinb II. a. gfefe.
|rate bes geationaloireftors, 8iibofs
|Ebomas Wc9onnea, bes Shabmei.
tiers, Wfigr. S. S. 8oaroman, unb
|bes Nationalleiters bes ainbbeit- Seflt.
|gereirs, ". gtidarb Mfermann, c.
|SSp. Di05eianoireftoren aus Wei,l.
Eneiota, Noro- llnb Siio- Dafota, Wis.
|cotiin, Soma, yeebrosfa, Wihigan
mer6en 81 Der Sngung ertportet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-06

SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previous balance ...... $16, 1886
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0anfiasnngstag

Sa, beute lit Danfiagungstas 1917.
llno id oenfe auriid an 6en eriten
Oanfiagungstag. 6en mir in Ser
Evening star., 1948-04-16
\XE:;;:TiH i s. 5:

BIOSOPHY.
is .Rs Mas9 sna r.cordnss Ct BIS
ssshii seshissi Inssisass. willard Hotel. $50
o'clock tonight. n.~rr
Hotel $50 O'CLOCK k,kH s1pish'.
through Blue Ridge Mountains TO Hargers
Ferry. auspices Potomac Area Youth Hos
tells; meet at lnformation booth IN Grey, @
York avenue NV, 8:15 am. tomorrow;
Bring lunch, eating utensils. canteen ana
sleeping bag. rxcruRE
| delivered by Mrs. Josephine NJ. Bever,
assFy Nile yo9 ATs aTsnu. NW
gssr sof:s q p
Natieaa1 Society st Amsr,esps !, Of !, Roys! "a
morrow ssRHfsi ssEefAL * E9HfsfTs: fsfssss
| Library Of Congress. FIRST and East l Cap,: y:
rnroIs mo SUNDAYS ana holidays: orisinai Lacoci
Abbey copy Of the Magma carta;;, on loan
tfree-page autobiography" for an indef-
ns period bleod:s.anss ssc prSsTsm o3 fGs
assassination lent BY Mrs. Maytie E. Todd
throush April; historic NAUTICAL rnaps rnaapIss e1-
niversary Of the Navy. through April and
ROVE Rowe schoolcraft. 18th century American
ssutno5p, explorer and ethnoiosiss' tnf0usn
Catholic University. salve Regina Build;
ing. Michigan avenue and HareW9oa road
8 am. to noon SATURDAYS: Paintings and
sculpture Of c. q. art students, through
Artists Cooperative Gallery 1903 K
Wsssdays s.ssee Nw Paintings Pah IS and drawinss By
nS E..e cFeSs vsn ana Ratter
necticut avenue Nv. open s:3o an. to to
National Museum. Tenth street and Con-
st,suton avsnue say sth annual
the society Of washington Artists. through
ApNsn pNation.i ion Archives. sth street and
to b:ib pm. daily and 1 40 to pm
Sundays and holidays; Rare var a.S d9cvmsnti War
nsiudns 15Sm psDeas ssned
y.eEson' LinT,eolsn T, Js and Gan. Macarthur
through s;Iya, APri sDrin: 2s Gallery ss1e Flower ave.
Paintings, lithographs, sculpture and &C.
,es e three satsr srt1s sn n:
Barnet Alden Gallery. 1877 Randolph
place wv open 9 to 10 pm: xsskdass, :;
benjamin. Abramowitz, through May.
Public Library, Eighth and X streets
NV, open 9 am; to 9 Pm. weekdays
iumbia BY clifford K. Bergman, The Star
cartoonist, through April.
| Corcoran Gallery of Art, Seventeenth
IL to 4:3O pm Mondays, 10 am. to 4:3O
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, 9 am. tc
'4:3O pm. Saturdays and to pm
Evening star., 1948-04-16

Sundays; water colors by artists Of wash
ington. for an indefinite period. and works
Of washington. MARYLAND and Virsinia
Nstienai Gsiiery q Ar. sixth street and
) pm. weekdays and TO 10 pm. Sun
fass' ehs Msilon Raans kreS enS Widsner and Dale
collections and gifts from other donors.
for an indefinite period; paintings. from
the Berlin Museum, exht6issd thr,us at tns ss
~ DAR Museum. 172o D street NV. open
10 am: to g pm: xe%endays; % album Album o. o.
Fish and Wiidiife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department Buildines
% e D ana dss srssss asp,sy Mw Ii onSn
and fresh-vater hsh. for An indefinite
1 Dumb.r.on Oak. Museum. Thirty -nrst
throush Saturdays o am. to 4 pm, sun
days; collection Of Byzantine and related
arts, for an indefinite period.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Soldiers ssie5s and Marines Mar ssor Club es11
and refreshments. s o'clock tonight. Also
lounges, library. writing desks, billiard
servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
free canteen: Open daily, noon to mid
ofhcers, Service Club. 1914 Twenty
first street NV. dance with orchestra.
Penthouse Service Center. Seventeenth
and streets NV" coed swimming; 7;45
gymnasium. $50 o'clock tonight.
Armed Services YMCA, 1885 q street
NV, dance class, 7:30 O'clock; informal
q O'clock tonight
Evening star., 1948-04-16
English Poet to Speak Here

Herbert Read, English poet and
critic, will speak at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
street and Harvard square NV,
on Education Through Art"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
NOTRE DANE,
MICHIGAN I'm
CLOSE RACE
BY JACK HAND

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-iR- The
Cd Notre Michigan argu-
ment is on again with the irish out
front by a slender three point mar
gin in the weekly Associated Press
roll Of football writer's
Displacing the wolverines by q
total Of 1852 points to 1859, Notre
Dame actually ran behind Michigan
in the matter Of FIST place votes,
68-56. The South Benders picked
up their margin on second md third
place ballots.
1t is quite possible that both clubs
may win all their remaining games
and stir up another TREMENDOUS
rcst-season discussion. Once again
they do not meet.
North Carolina, running a strong
third, is a definite threat to both
leaders with SO first place votes and
1853 points. William and Mary
Maryland, Duke and Virginia, are
the only teams remaining in their
path leading to sure bowl bid.
Saturday, Notre Dame plays In
diana, which has lost its last four
games, and Michigan gets whack
at Navy, which has not won yet. 1t
was the Middies, beaten All ay a
Notre Dame team that was trying to
hold down the score, who helped the
Irish into first place.
Army is the No. a team in the
poll, with 1,249 points after its 49-7
romp over Virginia Tech.
California, the lone Pacific Coast
team among the nine who still are
unEeaten and united, is fifth with
l ,132. Cal got l6 first place votes
oregon is 10th with SO points.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
Ap SPORTS
ROUNDUP
HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

PINEHURST, N. c., Nov. 2.-tR--
A few noses are slightly out of joint
around this swank resort, which ex-
lists mainly for golf and sleep. 1t
seems that after the dates were set
for the 46th north and south open
tournament, several outstanding
players were diverted TO a PGA-
sponsored event in Hawaii. It's a
matter of prestige. Pinehurst, with
no profitable galleries and no desire
for them, won't meet the PGA mini
mum purse of $4,000 So the PGA
won't sponsor" this event
After all, this is our 46th year.
The tournament is older than the
PGA,pe commented one Pinehurst
spokesman. This is just a vacation
fer a lot Of players; they aren't
bothered by crowds and they have a
good time"
Nevertheless, a lot Of the top tour
nament stars apparently can Go
without a vacation. OF the first ten
on the winning list this sea-
son, the only ones here are Johnny
Palmer and Clayton Heather, almost
LEGAL boys, and big Vic Ghezzi, who
registers from Englewood, N. j.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
60 TO GET CALL
FOR Army SERVICE
DURING MONTH

Sixty men will be called for pre-
induction physical examinations
during The month OF November,
John l.. Mccormick, Territorial
Director of Selective Service, an
nounced today.
Local boards in Juneau, Anchor
age, Fairbanks, Kodiak and Nome
will name the men to report for
physieals at Fort Richardson on
November is. Out of the 60
called, II will be indicted during
the month Of December.
Only five men out of 26 called
for -inductions in october pass
ed physical examinations. McCor-
mick said. This is two less than
the quota of seven set for induction
this month.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
6 - . Y |:
y & G1SA ~ -
Injury, Sophomore, Makes
Change In NigI1igan Lineup
For Defense; Is Working 0ul

At the same stage of the 1874
schedule, Chappuis, in his final year
completed 10 or 80 for 357 yards
and added 1877 yards on 81 run
ming tries.
Ortmanns total offense gains il
553 yards and four touchdowns
Just one yard and one touchdown.
short of Chappuis' great perform
ance.
Fans dream of Ortmann's bustins
the Big Nine total offense record
of 1899 yards set by Chappuis il
lo4C. Michigan already has me-
Purdue, Northwestern, Minnesota
and Illinois. Remaining are Navy
Indiana and Ohio State.
The coaching staff here won't
let itself get excited, however.
why, certainly, he's fine foo
ball player says Coach Ben Ooster-
haan. But he's got some distance t.
go yet He can be better in his mex
two years"
Ortmann is a football player bs
design. He has groomed himself 70
years. coming to Michigan from Mil
waukee's Riverside high school,
Put I never expected to get into
the Michigan lineup in my first
year" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
BILL SpERLIKG IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
HIGH SCHOOL BAND

At a meeting of the Juneau High
School band, the following officers
were elected for the coming year
ELL Sporting, President: Nat Moore
Vice-President; Sue McMullen, Sec
retary-Treasurer, and Virgil Klink-
hammer, Sergeant-at-Arm
Bill Forward was appointed prop
erty manager, and Katherine Ba-
ward and Carol Jean Macdonald
volunteered to act as librarian and
assistant librarian respectively. Toby
Dunlap, a member of the band, has
been assisting in its direction.
A merit system has been introduce
cd by Director Joe Shofner, requir-
ing each band member to earn
1000 points.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
HEATH TO
TURN PRO
next YEAR

RENO, New, Nov. 2.-tP-- t e
Univers NJ. of Nevada's quarter
,acE Stan Heath intends to cash in
in his national collegiate passing
record by turning professional al
though he has a year of college ell
gicility left.
Coach Joe Sheeketski said the
Nenomnee Falls, Wis, junior stu
dent had signed no contract but
expects to play pro football next
season.
The curlX-haired, M o d est six
footer threw six touchdown passes
Saturday in a 1913 win over Okla
homa City University although he
played only IL minutes. In that
game he broke the national COL
legiate mark set in 1888 by Texas
Christians Dave O'Brien. Heath's
record is 1,645 yards by his passes
for TIE season, 1873 better than
O'Br.en's, and Heath has three
games yet to play.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
WANTS CHANGES IN
SUBSTIyUT.ONS IN
FOOTBALL CONTESTS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-tA-James
Phelan, coach of the professional
Los Angeles Dons, says football is
getting cut of hand with the new
unlimited substitution rule.
He'd like to see some changes
made.
Addressing the New York football
writer's luncheon yesterday, Phelan
proposed that wholesale substitu-
tons be permitted only at the start
of each quarter.
During the rest of the game, he
added, substitutions should be linz
tied to three changes at time.
He remarked tina t 296 lineup
changes were made by Cornell N its
victory over Columbia Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
By JOHN F. MAYHEM

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov 2.-lH-
The combination of an injury and
a sophomore forced a radical change
i'll the Michigan plans for defense
OF its Big Nine title this year.
And the new blueprint is exceed
ing all expectations.
The injury, midway of the OPEN
ing game with Michigan State,
knocked the ace tailback, Gene
Derricotte, from the role OF Vol
VERNE spearhead.
The sophomore, Chuckin' Chuck
Crtmann, stepped in with the poise
and finesse of a veteran and estab-
lished himself as the key man in
a machine that has since stretched
its unbeaten string to 20 games.
TIE husky, 183pound blond from
Milwaukee, Wis, has jumped into
the shoes of his famous predecessor
All-American Bob Chappuis, as
though they were made especially
for him.
The statistics bear out the re-
semblance.
With four tough conference games
under his belt, Ortmann has COM
pleted q of 80 aerials for 445 yards
and added another l08 yards on 30
rushing attempts.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
ONE GAME WON
IN ELkS B0WII''i
BY JUST One PIN

There were no very high scores
made in bowling on the Elks Alleys
asst night, but Mclean and Werner
beat Hennings by one pin.
Juneau Florist defeated Juneau
Clinic by 10 pins. Joe Snow roll
ed high with sos and DR.. Stewart
was second high with SGT.
Shows Snowballs beat Henning's
lens by ia pins. High woman
vas Bi Hudson with SIS pins and
econd high was Pat Hargerup
With 5G3
High Man in the Mclean and
Werner tilt with Hennings was
Hazlett with SAC and second
ign was Erv Hagerup with 534.
Phelps Fillies beat Hagerup's
.ags Individual scores are as fol-
-v,c
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
STANFORD,
ARMY TO
MEET Sat.

PALO ALTO, Calf. NOV. 2.-IR-
Injuries plagued Stanford's football
team today, but Coach Marchie
Schwartz said his Indians wert
capable of beating Army
The Indians meet the Cadets
Saturday afternoon in Yankee Sta
dunn at New York City.
A twisted Knee will keep guard
Con Lucas out Of the game, and
siokness ruled out tackle Anterior
Pnleger. Aubrey Devine, Stanford's
top quarterback, whose bruised hee.
kept him out Of Saturdays vic
tory over Washington, may not be
able to play.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-02
HALLOWEEN parties
HELD BY pAR0(HIAL
SCHOOL on WEEKEND

The pupils of the Parochial
School were entertained at Hal
loween parties last weekend On
Friday afternoon after school, the
pupils of the first four grades were
guests at a Halloween party held
in the Parish Hall.
On Saturday evening, the stu
dents Of the top four grades were
invited to a Hallowe EN-. party held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Poole on Glacier Highway.
Mrs. Isle Hebert assisted Mrs
Poole. A bus was chartered to take
the children to the party.