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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

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ten unb id1pierielten Eeil bes gufitie-
ges gait es nun au 1neiitern. Sbtpei-
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uns nere &raft perlieb, als mir bon
leiner rngenoen S0be Die Serrlib-
feiten beidauten, oie ii6 Dor nns brei-
teten. @leib rielieen &eraen rogten
Die yeahbarberge, als tparteten ite an-
ge5iinoet au tperoen 5u gbren 0eiien,
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itber. uno bod tperben bieie Mieiet
emit bergeben; idb aber 1peroe Iein 1tno
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8ottes entgegen.
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Sic Natur idien unierer aufforoe-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

Sd fniete reglos in elmer 8anf.
GerIteben fonnte ib nidts, tpas Die
Wonbe iangen; aber es ntuBte ettpas
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ges 5euer muBte in oieien ernIten
M1nnern looern, Die nit iolher
Sreltoe rno 8egeiiterung ibrem
Sdopfer Elm Sob iangen.
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24

and at intersections, don't pass the
car ahead.
On wet pavement slow down
and go easy on the brakes.
Slow down and look both ways
at railroad crossings.
If you become sleepy, get of
the highway and take a nap or let
someone else drive.
Watch out for pedestrians and
animals on the highway.
Oh yes, and before you leave,
take a last look around the house,
and see that everything is the way
it should be. Don't get out on the
road and begin worrying about
whether you did this or that thing
that you planned to do. And be
sure you packed the things you
will need-first aid kit, fashlight,
sun glasses, etc.
So happy holiday! If you are in
hurry, don't forget to start
sooner and remember to drive
carefully-the life you save may
be your own!
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24
HOW TO SPEND
LABOR DAY
Have a Good Time But Come
Back Feeling Better
Than When You Left
EXPECT HEAVY TRAFFIC

Thousands of Americans will die
trying to have good time this
Coming Labor Day holiday, many
more thousands will wind up in
hospitals because they tried too
hard to have fun, and millions will
come back home needing a rest to
recover from their strenuous holi-
day.
Have good time but get some
rest. Come back feeling better
than when you left home. And by
all means take safety along with
you.
John d. Reeder, President of the
Delaware Safety Council, reminds
us that the first rule for safety on
a holiday trip concerns travelling
if you go in your automobile. The
rule is to allow enough time to
get there and get back with safe
driving. Don't hurry. That doesn't
mean to poke along But it does
mean to drive at safe speed at
all times and never to take a
chance at the top of a hill or on a
curve or in crowded traffic.
Before you start out, continued
MIR. Reeder, be sure your car is in
condition for the trip. See that
your tires are good. Check your
steering gear, your lights, brakes,
windshield wiper and other safety
factors of your car. Your garage
will gladly make a thorough safe
ty check for you.
AS you go into other states and
other cities, read and obey traffic
signs they are for your protec-
tion. Heed the speed limits. There
are reasons for them. It's no help
on holiday to be arrested and
hailed into court in strange place
and then dig down for the traffic
fine.
For your protection, the follow
ing hints were offered by Mr..
Reeder:
Oh curves or mountainous roads
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
August 27, 1850, will be Christ
Jesus" Golden Text: jeremiah
23:5, 6. Behold, the days come,
saith the Lord, that I will raise
unto David a righteous Branch,
and a King shall reign and pros
per, and shall execute judgment
and justice in the earth. =. And
this is his name whereby he shall
be called, The Lord Our Right
eousness. A Bible citation from
the Lesson-Sermon is: Luke 1925,
81, 30-33. And in the sixth month
the angel Gabriel was sent from
God unto a city of Galilee, named
Nazareth, to a virgin esponsed to
man whose name was Joseph, of
the house of David; and the vir-
gins name was Mary. j.. And the
angel said unto her, Fear not,
Mary: for thou has found favour
with God. And, behold, thou shalt
conceive in thy womb, and bring
forth son, and shalt call his
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24

and his demonstration of divine
Principle richly endowed him and
entitled him to sonship in Science.
-. Jesus is the name of the man
who, more than all other men, has
presented Christ, the true idea of
God, healing the sick and the sin
ming and destroying the power of
death. Jesus is the human man,
and Christ is the divine idea;
hence the duality of Jesus the
Christ.
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24

name Jesus. He shall be great.
and shall sbe called the Son of the
Highest: and the Lord God shall
give unto him the throne of his
father David: And he shall reign
over the house of Jacob for ever;
and of his kingdom there shall be
no end. A correlative passage
from the textbook Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy is:
Up 312.473). Jesus spiritual origin
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24
Diamonds in Industry

Most people think of the dia-
mond as a sparkling luxury. What
is little known is that industry de-
pends considerably upon this gem.
Half of the worlds output of dia-
monds are used industrially. The
hardest substance in existence,
they aid in truing grinding wheels.
shaping the hard surface of emery
and tungsten carbide; they are
used in phonograph needles. optic
al and dental drills, in tools for
artistic etching on metal and for
turning ivory, hard wood and bak-
elite into such things as billiard
balls, bowling balls and doorknobs.
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24

Delaware and Louisiana are the
most level states in the u. S.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Tech, and Joe Cardaci, an Airing
ton youngster from st. Johns
both are sophomores who figure
prominently in McCray's setup at
guard. Poms is only 5 feet
but weighs 209, while Cardaci Is
2l0 but is a sprinter on the track
team.
McCray's backfield should give
scouts watching the Indians some
frantic afternoons. He plans to
work from the Y. which he bor-
rowed from Michigan via scout
ing by Eric Upton; the standard
single wing and the deep wing.
Ed Weber and Ed Magdziak,
who gained All and 328 yards re-
spectively last year. are back and
from the soph backs the Indians
are looking to Ed Mioduszewski,
who can do everything. John
Conors Is another soph who
figures to crash the regulars.
The Indians won six and lost
four last year and are meeting
eight of the same opponents
this season. Cincinnati and Bos-
ton U. replace Pittsburgh and Ar
kansas and Virginia was added.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Mcdowell to the Richmond Re-
bells, one of the fastest minor
league pro teams in the country.
Buddy Lex, who threw IA of the
Is touchdown passes that helped
Ragazzo to his record, also was
gradus ted. But Ragazzo, who
made every All-Southern team last
year, is too good a pass catcher to
be solely dependent on Lex. Vito
has been doing nicely in practice
with the youngsters who are han
ding the passing this year.
Coach Rube McCray, a big,
handsome, jolly fellow off the
football field. but a fast man with
the crying towel, shudders at the
thought that his team might win
the Conference title. With a
gun in his ribs, he will ad-
NIT that his backfeld is fast,
plentiful and versatile but he
is " orrying about defense and
the depth of the squad. He is
scared to death that some of his
key men will be hurt.
Lewis to Have Many Roles.
Rube signed a life time contract
at William and Mary last year
after seven seasons without a los
ing team. What it amounted to
is that he will coach the football
team five more years and then
move up to athletic director.
William and Mary will be more
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Coss Bows in Tennis as Thockoro Rallies

MEMS SINGLES-Ted Rogers vs. Capt
Robert Spear and Alan McCarroll VS.. Ed
Miller, pm.
MEMS DOUBLES-Thackara and Al
phonso Smith VS.. Capt. Robert Spear and
Col. Ken Wade and Bob Threadgill and
Phil Nen VS.. Fred McNair and Bill Gif-
ford, pm.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
MEMS SINGLES Fourth Round)-Jim
Thackara defeated Tim Coss, 60 third
set of postponed match); Phil Nef de-
fested Frank Cantwell. 6-4, 7-.5; Capt.
Ed Miller defeated Bill clifford, 81,
6-3, 81; Bob Threadgi1l defeated Fred
McNair. 4-6, 7-5, lO-S.
MEMS DOUBLES Fourth Roundl-Don
Leavens and Ralph Adair defeated John
C. Stewart and Earl Bauman. 60. 60.
-, WoMEN,'s SINGLES .(Third Round)--
Davis, .6--1, 81; Rhoda jane -Thomp
son defeated Emile Scrivins, 60, 7-5;
Mary C. Belin defeated Nancy Corse,
60, 6-2.
woMENs SINGLES fouarterfnals)-
Clara Bias defeated Christina Morley,
7-5, 6-1.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
(Another in a Series.)
BY MerreII WhittIesey

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Sept. 81.
The consensus of 1850 college
football forecasts places Maryland,
Duke and North Carolina, in that
order, as the popular choices in
the Southern Conference. How
ever. those three play a round
robin series and possibly could
eliminate each other, which would
leave William and Mary in a per-
feet spot to sneak home with the
title.
The Indians are said to have
the Best backfield in the schools
history; they still have Vito Ra-
gazzo, whose Is touchdown pass
catches set a national record last
last. and compared to Duke,
Maryland and Carolina. they have
a comparatively light conference
schedule, meeting only Carolina
of the aforementioned big three.
If v. M l., v. P. l., Wake For
est, N. C. State or Richmond beat
" LA4d4A4 d140 I401 OLA1o SCd1 ~ Will
be a decided upset, even though
Wake Forest thumped the Indians
55-28 last year and N. C.. State
topped them by a touchdown.
Both Wake Forest and State are
suffering this year, however, while
the Indians are moving up.
Most of William and Mary's
troubles figure to come from out
side the Conference. Three of
their opponents, Cincinnati, Hous-
ton and Boston University, are
wolves in sleeps clothing. Michi-
gan State is 'nuf said, and Vir-
ginia is back on the schedule.
Heavy Loss by Graduation.
William and Mary lost heavily
by graduation, but requirements
from an excellent freshman team
are plentiful. Five of the Indians
into pro ball, Jack Cloud
with Green Bay. George Hughes to !
Pittsburgh, Lou Creekmur to De-
troit and Fred O'Pella and Jim
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Connecticut Picked Over Yale
AS Forecoster|s First Upset

lpick here is that Otis Douglas will
have the smiles and j. B. (Ears)
Whitworth the frowns.
Wyoming over Baylor: All indi-
cations are for a Baylor triumph,
but the pick is Wyoming, which
will be spurred on by the chance
of avenging the only defeat on
the Cowboy schedule last year.
Southern Methodist over Geor-
gia Tech: Kyle Rote is back. Will
he pick up where he left off last
year?
North Carolina over North Caro-
lima State: There amt no Justice,
but there is plenty of everything
else. That is, unless North Caro-
lima is thinking too much of next
weeks tussle with Notre Dame.
Skipping over the others in a
hurry:
TOMORROW.
Mississippi over Memphis State,
Temple over Albright.
SATURDAY.
East: Bates over Rhode Island,
Bowling Green over Rider, Villa
nova over Duqesene, Delaware over
Lehigh, Fordlam over Lafayette,
Rutgers over Syracuse.
South: Duke over South Caro-
lima. William and Mary over
v. M. l., Mississippi State over Ar
kansas State, Tennessee over Mis-
sissippi Southern, Virginia over
George Washington, Alabama over
Chattanooga, Vanderbilt over Mid
die Tennessee State, Clemson over
Presbyterian, Richmond over Ran
dolph- Macon, Florida over Citadel,
West Virginia over Western Re-
serve, Washington and Lee over
Furman.
Southwest: Texas Western over
New Mexico A. & NJ, Houston over
st. Bonaventure, Texas over Texas
Tech, West Texas over Arizona.
Midwest: Texas Christian over
Kansas, Cincinnati over Hardin
Simmons, Marquette over North
Dakota State, Bradley over Ripon,
Drake over Emporia Teachers.
Far West: Arizona State
(Tempe) over Brigham Young,
Stanford over San Jose State,
Washington over Kansas State,
U. c. l. A., over Oregon, Texas
A. & NJ, over Nevada. San Fran
cisco over Tulsa, Washington State
over Utah State, Idaho over Utah.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Hill Prince, Acclaimed
As3-Year- r-0Id Champ ,
May Take on Moor
by the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Hill
Prince, acclaimed today as the
three-year-old racing champion,
may tackle such older horses as
Moor and Ponder in the $4,000
Jockey Club Gold Cup at Bel
mont Park.
Casey Hayes. trainer of Chris
Chenery's Virginia speedball
which romped home over q
dozen rivals of his own age yes
terday in the Jerome Handicap,
says his plans are uncertain.
I'VE certainly were pleased with
his race, but won't know for a
day or two just when he will start
again." said the trainer of the
colt that now holds a decided edge
over Middleground for divisional
honors.
Hayes said Hill Prince might
appear in the $4,000 Lawrence
realization at Belmont next
Wednesday. The three-year- -old
stake is at a mile and five eighths.
Sensational Performance.
"That distance. and whether
Hill Prince can make it. is some
thing we just don't know about
until we try it," Hayes said.
He added that Hill Prince
might start in the Gold Cup Oc-
tober Z. but 1t all depended on
next Wednesdays race.
1--WE haven't decided whether
to put him in against older horses
in the Gold Cup" The Gold Cup
is a stern two-mile test.
Hill Princes Jerome perform
ance was a sensational job, done
up in the manner of Citation S
Sysonby Mile triumph at Belmont
in 1948.
The Virginia colt was slow out
Of the gate yesterday and trailed
absolutely last, about 13 lengths
back. as the other dozen scooted
down the backstrech.
Then, as he spun into the bend,
Jockey Eddie Arcaro turned him
loose. Hill Prince swung around
the pack. picking up his opposition
one by one. At the head of the
stretch, he was pouring it on, with
half dozen still ahead. Then,
with about an eighth of a mile to
go, the Prince tipped past the last
three struggling contenders and
doomed to the wire.
Greek Ship Second.
He came home four lengths
ahead Of Brookmeade Stables
Greek Ship. Elm Crest Farms
Navy Chief. the pace-setter, took
third. Middleground, winner of
the Kentucky Derby and Belmont
Stakes as Hill Prince ran second
and seventh. respectively, stag
gered home tenth.
Arcaro, who rode Citation two
years ago in the Sysonby, got the
same sort of ride-way back until
they hit the turn. Then zip, and
1t was all over.
This time, Arcaro had instruc-
tlons to work Hill Prince on out
after he finished the mile of the
Jerome. Checkers caught him in
a snappy 2:013s for the mile and
quarter and in 2:143s for a mile
and three eighths.
His time for the mile was 1854
which equalled the second fastest
time for the Jerome.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

shin and knocked him kicking
seemed to be at least 1S inches
fair. . Coaches Al Simmons
and Mel Harder were expelled
after the jumps ruled it foul.
The Red Sox are one of the few
remaining flying clubs" in the
majors. All except three are
willing to travel via air. After
yesterday. jokester quipped, TITS
mistake to let them fly. Halt
OF 'em will Jump as soon as the
plane Is over Lake Erie"
Evening star., 1950-09-21
BY Harold CIoossen
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-How
can an innocent sports guesseI
make a football reputation when
Notre Dame, Army and Oklahoma,
who seldom lose, aren't among the
teams in action?
Makes the job just that much
tougher, but here goes:
Maryland over Georgia: Mary
land claims that Elmer Wingate
Ray Krouse and Bobby Ward make
up the best left side of line in
college football. That's the con-
vincer. But they really will have
to be good to keep up with Lauren
Hargrove, Georgia'S sophomore
back.
Kentucky over L. S. u: The
Southeast Conference may be de-
cided in this fray in which Wild
cats have a slight edge despite
Quarterback Vito Parilli's battle
with the flu germs early in the
week.
Michigan State over Oregon
State: The Pacific Coast team
won a year ago and Michigan
State has lost many Of it's 1949
stars by graduation. But the feel
ing here is that the Spartans
have adequate requirements, al
though Oregon State boasts 21
veterans.
Connecticut over Yale: Simply
on the premise that Yale is weak
and Connecticut wants this game
above all others. Yale never has
lost to the Uconns, but this is it
Boston College over Wake For
est: The Boston Eagles won by 6
points a year ago and the margin
in this one should be about the
same Boston College graduated
25 lettermen in June.
Iowa State over Colorado:
Passes to determine this Big
Seven Conference game.
California over Santa Clara
Could 60 either way. but sticking
with the defending Coach Confer
ence champions and Jim Mona
chino.
College of Pacific over st. Mary's:
Eddie Lebaron has been grad
uated, but the O. o. P. team
should have enough left to win.
Arkansas over Oklahoma A.
and M: Two new coaches make
their debuts in this one and the