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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18

jega brata Il. Dobro srce ina
te. Pomislite ma svojo mater, ma
svojo sestro. Pomislite, da bi
umrli, &c bi nenadoma zvedeli,
da ste vi, vojak cd pete do gla-
We, izgubili cast. Usmilite Sc
Carmenine matere, usmilite Sc
meme!
- Nikoli vec videti je
nikoli vee!
Videli jo boste, dragi Ro-
bert, samo ne zdaj, temvec po-
zneje :. ko Sc poleze vihar v
vasem srcu. Potem boste pa
lahko vprico vseh in brez zar-
devanja polozili svojo roko v
memo, a ona jo DO stisnila glo-
boko ginjena in hvalezna yam
bo "a zivljenje, XII ste j ga pu-
still. Verjemite mi, prijatelj,
da smo sreeni, &c nadaljujemo
zivljenje, pa Sc ozremo nazaj
in najdemo v preteklosti dobro
delo.
In ker je Robert molcal, je
nadaljevala:
- Ritmojster Robert d. AL
boize, vi, XII nosite ma prsih znak
casti, vi, cigar uniforma pravi
"vdanost in pozrtvovalnost," v
imenu robine zahtevam cd vas
vdanosti in pozrtvovalnosti. &c
bi morali jutri zapustiti zeno,
otroke, mater, da bi premagali
roparskega neprijatelja, ali bi
Sc obotavljali? Ne, ker hi vam
velela tako dolznost. Evo, 'jaz,
postena zena, neomadezevana
matt, vas prosim ma kolenih,
umrite pref, &c je potrebno,
kajti dolznost veleva tako i. !
Kaj me res ne boste uslisali, 4
dragi Robert, dragi brat?
'Dvignil je glavo. Ma obrazu
sc mu je poznalo, da bije~ hud
boi: v oceh so Sc mu
zalesketale solze.
= Milostiva gospa, -je de-
jail. = zrtev je kruta, toda do
prinesem jo :. Carmen mi jeI
tako draga, da bi lazje prene-
sci, da 81 me je izbrisala IL spo-
nina, nego da bi bila nesrecna
. Povejte il, da jo ljubim
zdaj Sc bolj. Povejte il :.
Ihtenje mu je zaglusilo bese-
de. Moral je n'apeti vse sile, da
Sc je premagal.'
= Njenih pisem nj tn
z tega kraja Sc pa ne smem
ganiti.. Kmalu Sc zacne daniti in
klicala me bo dolznost. Toda
5akoj posljem zanesljivega sla
Tours po njena pisma in cim
jih dobim jih odposljem. Dobi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
"HTakes BOth';'

It takes both F. a Punch and Judy
to stage pantomime show and two
hands to pull the strings behind the
scenes. Ittakes both ;. War Bonds
and taxes to finance the staggering
cost Of this global war. Buy War
Bonds and more War Bonds every
payday as youpay your Victory Tax.
~ ". S. S.Treassry DEPARTMENT
Podprimo b0rbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta = nakupom
vojnih bondov in yojno- -varSevalnit
znamk! l& e fiEt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
zaiskrile in nevidna roka mu je

- Ne pride? !.
- Ne.
- Kaj pa njene prisege?
Prisege, dane vam pod
vplivom slepe strasti, ne drze.
Bile so Sc druge, svetejse pri-
sege, XII imajo prednost pred
vasimi in XII il branijo izpolniti
vam dane obljube.
Druge? Morda tiste, XII so
veljale njenemu mozu?
- Da, mozu, XII mu pripada
pred bogom. ..
- Te ne veljajo. zrtvovala
jih je meni.
- Gotovo samo cato, ker je
pozabila, da mora popraviti
svojo napako, zal ne z ljubez-
MILO ,temvec izpolnjevanjem
dolznosti do svojega moza, pa
maj bodo Sc tako tezke.
- S tenn mozem Ne, to
Sc ne bo zgodilo! Ne zanasajte
Sc ma to, niti vi, niti ona! - je
vzkliknil Robert yes il sebe.
Da, vem >. Ubijete ga -.
Dvoboj med vami in MIN? To
bi bio skoraj razbojnistvo. Te
pravice inmate.
- Strast opravicuje vse.
- Izvzemsi podlost, gospod.
Ste pomislil ma to? Sicer pa, ali
bi ne stal mrtvi noe in dan med
wanna? Mar hi mogla pripadati
vam, morilcu moza cigar ime
nosi, ime, XII ga je omadezeva-
la?
- Kaj pa memo dete? Sal
menda tudi vi veste, milostiva
gospa, da imava otroka. Kaj bo
tudi otroka zapustila kakor oce-
ia?
- Izmed vseh udarcev je ia
Sc najhujsi. Ali Sc pa da nepo-
pravljivo popraviti? In pa -
Ona ina uteho v svoii neizmer-
nj bolesti, da mu namrec osta-
nete vi, da vam bo spomin in
vir poguma, da mu boste ucitelj
in. zgled.
- A dete ne bo irnelo mate
re! &c prav zivi, DO zanj mrtva.
Kaj Sc ne boji, daE Sc nekega le-
pega dine, ko 10 1zagleda smeh-
ljajoco in srecno, ne bonn 5mogel
da> hi ma njegovo
vprasanje ne vzkliknil: To je !
tvoja matt! Tvoja matt, Xxi te' je
neusmiljeno zavrgla, XII nj ime-
la poguma, da bi tebi ma ljubo
pozabila ma vse predsodke. XII
nj imela moci zrtvovati ii RADIO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18

sti razkosnega zivlJenja ali ne
kaksna 111eglena cuvstva syoje
rodbine, tvoja matt, ki je dala
prednost ukradenemu spostoya-
nju tujih ljudi pred tvojimi po-
ljubi in tvojim bozanjem!
- Gospod!
- Ne pride! - je nadaljeval
yes obupan, ah! menda yam
nj bilo posebno tezko pregovo-
riti jo. Kaj il pa je mole ziy-
ljenje? Kaj il mar dete? Pet let
je torej igrala podlo komedijo!
Celih pet let SO mi njene ustne
lagale, memo srce me je varalo.
Bila je je sama neznost, napra-
villa je il meme presrecnega
ljubcka, blazenega oceta, samo
da bi mi lahko nekega dne hla-
dino zabrusila v obraz: - Lju-
bila sem vas vceraj, danes vas
pa nocem veS.. Otrokovo neg
most in ocetovo bolestv vrze proc
kakor vrzemos v kot igrace, XII
smo Sc jih nasefcali.
- Morda, je nadaljeval
porogljivo, rnorda .-ljubi zopet
svojega moza, XII ga je vceraj
sovrazila. Kdove, zensko srce je
pac vihravo. Jaz pa tega mo-
Gem! Ia svojo osebo odklanjam
vsako cmerikavost in sentimen-
talnost. Osvetim Sc! LIE mai ST
izbrise meme in najinega otroka
IL spomina! LIE maj me zapusti!
Tudi JAZZ 81 jo izbrisem IL spo-
nina, tudi JAZZ jo zapustim. To-
da poprej ubijem moza dvakrat
presustne zene, ma katerega Sc
je hotela nasloniti. Iztrgana
brezsrcni materi otroka, XII ga
zapusca in XII ga naucim pre-
klinjati jo. 49,.
Robert dr. :Alboize je hodil
besno po sobiasem in tia. Nj 81
upal govoriti ma glas, toda ME
COVE strastne besede, izgovorje-
ne srditim glasom, 50 zvenele
tenn strasnejse. j ..tE4
Helena je cutila, tda jes izgub-
lljena in njena sestra zsnjo.
- Prekruti. ste, ,gospod! -. :,
. je jecljala. a., I
Ne, samo ,pravicen sem.
= Pa maj bo. .Kakor hoSete.
Ne govorim vec vsimenu pra-
Wenosti. Ne .svarim. .:vee, zdaj
samo Sc prosim. Ne, prepiram Sc
z vami, lie prosim vas. Da =. ma
kolenih vas prosim :. Usmi-
ljenja vas prosirn, ;, . Usmilje-
MIA, .slisite -. Da, -. usnai-
ljenja z nasQ materjoy I. !, usmi-
ljenja z Mani! UIs@miljeenja 2,
MO! ~, = =. /
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18
MI CREMO NAPREJS
FINANCNIM PODJET.JEM!

Cas- cell rane. Ko clovek pre-
boil in oZdravi je potem hra-
brejsi, mocnejsi. Nase bancno
podjetje Sc dviga, da je nam
lahko V ponos. Maj zopet povda-
rim mojo, "a vas rojake, dobro
priporocilo "a varcevanje. VAR
cujemo lahko takrat ko je to
mogoce, ne takrat ko smo prisi-
ljeni. TAX opomin bi veljal "a
sedanje case. PaIneten je tax,
Xxi skrbi tudi "a jutri. Ako lie
mores, 81 nekaj prihrani, ii ne
bO zal!
Maj omenim, kako velike re-
korde, da dosega nasa sloven-
ska banka v trgovskemu oziru,
kar je dokaz, Ga Sc ljudje po-
sluzujejo nasega domacega
podjetja: Zadnjo soboto ste H.
menjale ODE nase banke, St.
Clairska in ma Waterloo Rd.,
skupno cekov "a $356,0OO.0O.
Ali MISC to velike stevilke? Ali
nj to cast "a yes mas narod? Ali
nismo lahko ponosni, da nasi
slovenski delavci in delavke, vse
to vrsijo, kakor Sc vrsijo ban
cna della ma katerikoli tuji We
Tiki banki?
Rojaki, ali razumete koliko je
1856, 100000 "a en- dan della "a
delavce v banki? ze samo to bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-18

morale drniti vsakega, kateri Sc
posluzuje tuje mesto domace
banke. Nasa banka je delniska
druzba, nj last le nekaj ljudi,
marvec je najvecje drustvo v
naselbini, XII steje mad 900 udov.
Ali nj nasa dolznost, da jo vsi
upostevamo! Banka je narod-
ma in narod jo potrebuje. Ma
roden pa nj, kdor jo prezira
namenoma! Sedaj, ko dobivate
velike dividende cd zamrznjene
banke, kateri je nova banka tu-
di pomagala in Sc pomaga likvi-
dirati, Sc spomnite tega, da z
denarjem, XII ga vlozimo v ban
ko, pomagamo sebi in svojemu
narodu.
Banka je zavarovana "a vlo-
ge in nj vec vprasanje varnosti,
ker mora biti varna! Vprasanje
je lie nasi dobri wolff in pa
zavednosti cd svojega naroda.
V imenu direktorijev The
North American Banke vabim
V naklonjenost domacega pod
jetja. &c je kedaj veljala bese-
da "Domaci, Sveji," velja dam
danes!
Vzemite 81 move knjizice, pri-
slo DO prav, kakor je Sc vedno
prihranjeno prav prislo.
Anton Grdina, predsednik.
The guardian., 1943-04-17
Sunday Midnite
April IS
DANCING 1901 A. M. to 4 A. M.

I expecting to come home on a
sick furlough as soon as he is
able.
The Rose TIE aClub, at its last
meeting at the home of presi-
dent Florence Smith, were serv-
ed a delicious salad supper by
the hostess. The recent Silent
Supper was reported a pleasant
and successful affair. Mrs. Tay-
lor won the raffie on March 81.
The club meets next with the
ex-president, Mrs. Rose Watts,
81 Hammond ST., as hostess.
An invitation is extended to
all music lovers to attend a
concert of Sacred Choral music
by the choir, Charles st. Church
L. Lorenzo Greene, director, as
sisted by leading vocal soloists.
The District prpesiding Elder
members of the WAAC will be
special guests. Miss Florence
Williams is president.
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
holds dedicatory exercises of
new church, Easter Sunday aft
ernoon with an elaborate pro-
gram of speakers and music.
Commonwealth Lodge of Elks
gives a prize whist party Mon
day evening, April 10, at Elk
headquarters, 4O1 Mass. Ave,
Brother George F. Logan, chair
man. There will be seven sur
prise prizes.
Delightful perfumed room
Sprays Sweet pea, Oriental, Lii
lac, Cedar pine, Sweet grass,
Pine. One half pint size, Csc;
pint size, 35c. Sturgis Chemical
Co, 648 Shawmut Ave, Boston,
opposite Kendall st.
The Celestial Choral Ensem-
BILE, James E. Prout, director, will
give a Musical Tea, Sunday, May
2, at $3.50 P. M. at Social Hall, Is
Ditmus Court, Lenox St, Pro
ject.
Save the date for the Annual
Minister'S Show given by the
The guardian., 1943-04-17

baritone, and Albert Randolph,
tenor. All cordially invited.
Ella France Jones, organist and
director, Rev. w. H. Hester, pas
tor.
Mrs. Corinne Alleyne, gradu-
ate nurse from Mercy Hospital,
Philadelphia now on the nurses
staff at Boston City Hospital was
guest speaker at the Booklovers
Club meeting at 55S Mass. Ave,
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Clark Merrill, beau
tician of 507 Shawmut Ave, has
returned from Virginia, where
she went to visit her sick broth
err. She herself, was taken i'll
while away and is recovering
nicely at her home.
Gertrude Hamlin, soprano ex-
poets to appear in recital in
Recital Hall some time in June
The guardian., 1943-04-17

Rector's Guild OF st. Bartholo-
news Church.
Many neighbors will be pres
ent for the Spring Concert by
the Community Chorus of BoS-
ton, Claudius J. Broadfield, Con
ductor, Tuesday night, April 20,
at the Harriet Tubman House,
rs Holyoke st. A special music
committee of the Chorus will
present a neighborhood concert;
Mrs. Esther Ford, chairman,
Miss Nora Lee Singletary, Mrs.
Leila Howard and Samuel Bak-
er. Some of the participants
are Paul Clark, The Middleton
Quartet, Duet Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Mary ]. Alleyne, Com
munity Sextet, Miss Marie Mid
dleton and others. The concert
is free.
You are invited to spend a
pleasant evening of Quiz and
enjoyment of Shipping Enter
tainment with the j. c. Fidelity
Union and the Women's Chris
tiaS2 Union at Gloucester Pres
byterian Church, Tuesday, April
o. 541 Massachusetts, Ave. Rev.
B. Anderson, Pastor.
Buy your war savings stamps
from the Housewives League at
the 5 and 10 cent stores, 1913
and 1921 Washington st.
Housewives of Dorchester,
West End, Brookline and South
End met at the home of Mrs. N.
Halpern of Gloucester St.,
Thursday, April l and discussed
the milk bill.
Easter Moore, beauty culturist
of 1894 w. Springfield St., spent
part of her spring vacation in
New York.
Mrs. Mildred Davis of 418
Bowdoin ST., Dorchester, taken
suddenly i'll last Sunday while
visiting her husband on the
Cape, was rushed by ambulance
to Baker Memorial Hospital
where she Immediately under
The guardian., 1943-04-17
went a major operation.

The League of Women for
Community Service is holding
another cultural Sunday after
noon program at 558 Mass. ave-,
Sunday, April 18, at 3 PM. The
speakers will be Mrs. Howard
Spaulding, 9Th Dist. director Of
the Mass. Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs; and Mrs. William
II. Hester, co-worker at the Shaw
House. The public is cordially
invited; admission free. Mrs.
Agnes Gould is president and
Miss Wilhelmina Crosson, chair
man.
A Sacred Contata, From Life
to Death" by Francis Snow will
be given by the 18th Baptist
Church Choir on Thursday,
April %, 8 p m. Guest soloists
will be Rev. B. T. Anderson,
The guardian., 1943-04-17
q8 Southern Farmers
Arrive In Bay State

TAUNTON, MASS.-The first
group of migratory U. S. farm
workers assigned to the Bay
State arrived here April 10, last
Saturday when a group total of
90 Colored persons including 10
small children and six entire
family groups, arrived here at
the Central railroad depot after
a lengthy train ride from Miss
ouri.
Louis A. Webster, State Com
missioner of Agriculture, greeted
The guardian., 1943-04-17
CITY NEWS


RESERVE SUNDAY, MAY 8
1913, for Resthaven Junior Club
TEA and DOLL EXHIBIT BEN
eft of the FREE BED FUND"
for Resthaven, endowed by the
Resthaven Junior Club. Further
details later.
Mrs. Daisy Lane of 178 w.
Springfield ST., was called to
Detroit this week by news of
the serious illness of her sister.
Mrs. Helen w. Holiday, Bos-
tons well known soprano solo
tSt. returned on Wednesday
from a vacation of several weeks
spent in Washington, D. c.,
Philadelphia and New York
City.
Don't fail to see the life of
st. Paul in Sound Pictures at
Peoples Baptist Church on
Easter Monday night,
William H. Brown of the Bay
State Pharmacy has returned
from a six weeks trip which took
him as far West as California.
At Hot Springs, Ark where he
took the baths, and in the other
cities, he met many people who
enquired about THE GUARD
IAN and the late editor whom
they met during his tour of the
West in 1914 and 1915. st.
Louis. Chicago, Los Angeles,
Portland, oregon, Seattle. Wash
ington and st. Paul, MINI, we're
the cities visited by the Hub
Pharmacist.
Henry Kenswil, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Kenswil is in the
Hospital, under an operation at
Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta, Ga.
He was rushed to the Hospital
on Friday night. At this writ
ing he is doing very well. He is
The guardian., 1943-04-17

the all Colored contingent along
with Charles A. Harris Jr.,
County agriculture agent who
arranged through the FSA to
have the southern workers come
here to aid the acute farm labor
shortage in Bristol County. The
workers were Immediately as
signed to farmers in Dighton,
Seekonk, Rehoboth and Dart
mouth.
The guardian., 1943-04-17
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Roses are red and Woiets blue
And SPRiNGtS tie time I LkKES
To sabotage CARS for yoa and you
And PIT you all on RikESi"
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Pyle Beats Columbus
In Debut as Miller
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Just to prove their first Job was
not a fiuke, the Kansas City Blues,
cellar team in the American Asso-
citation, won their second straight
double-header from Indianapolis
yesterday in games which again fea-
tured outstanding pitching.
Tommy Refs gave the third place
Tribe four hits to take the opener,
40, then Clem Hausmann twirled q
brilliant one-hitter for a 20 decision
in the seven-inning afterpiece.
The Milwaukee Brewers main
tanned a three-game lead over sec
ond-place Columbus when Ted Nor
bert's pair of home runs gave Joe
Berry his 14th win, 10 to 3, in the
nightcap after Louisville had wrung
out 2-1 verdict in the first contest.
st. Paul, ir seventh place, also
came through with a twin killing,
dropping Toledo 10 to 3 and 2 to1.
Southpaw Ewald Pyle, making his
first start in Minneapolis, held sec
ond-place Columbus to six blows as
the Millers won, 4 to 2, after Drop
ping the first game. 8 to 6.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
New Navy Rulings Hit
Seahawk Grid Slate,
An-Star Contest
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. "A new set
of Navy sports rules all but wipes
out the 1943 football schedule of
the Iowa Seahawks, threatens the
All-Star grid game at Chicago and
makes impossible duplicate of the
1919 Rose Bowl contest in which the
Great Lakes Sailors walloped the
Marines, II to 0.
The regulations, issued by Navy
Secretary Knox at Washington last
night, prohibits Navy teams from
going outside the National Cole
giate Athletic Association district in
which they are located to meet a
sports foe. The Seahawks, stationed
at Iowa City in district 5, are sched-
uled to play Illinois, Ohio State,
Marquette. Minnesota and Notre
Dame, all in district 4.
Rules Might Be Relaxed.
Another rule says that "individ-
uals in the Navy who have been or
are prominent in sports will not be
permitted to engage in contests or
sports away from their stations ex-
cept as members of d team repre-
senting the activity"
That would remove numerous
names from the All-Star roster for
the game at Chicago August Is be-
tween collegians, many of them al
ready under Navy control, and the
Washington Redskins.
There were indications that those
two rules might be relaxed in some
instances upon written application
to the chief of Navy personnel, but
the regulations reafhrmed the law
that no sailor athlete could be away
from his station more than 48 hours
and that VIZ freshmen were not
eligible for athletics. All bowl games
also were banned.
Annapolis Not Affected.
The new code added that via
trainees would participate in inter-
collegiate sports as representatives
of the college to which they are
assigned and not as Navy represent
atives.
The United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md, Is not affected by
the rules.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
BY the Associated Press,

~-~~~~N~~~A
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. MAN
ager Bobby Gleason observed accu-
rately today that the only person
standing between his Phil Terra
nova and the NBA featherweight
crown is Champion Jackie Cauura.
But" quipped Gleason, II don't
believe Jackie will be standing there
after he and Phil meet here Au-
gust 16. In fact, it is possible Jackie
won't be standing at all, as he is too
easy hit to keep a boy of Phils class
from getting to him"
Gleason and his Bronx challenger
arrived yesterday to begin training
for the 15-round decision bout. Both
manager and fighter seemed assured
Terranova would win the title with
an acceptable facsimile of the lick
ing he handed Callura a month ago
at Hartford, Conn.
Body punching did it for us
then" said Gleason. It'll do it
again, this time with the title at
stake"
Terranova is % years old and has
been boxing professionally a little
more than two years. An automo-
bile accident claimed generous
chunk of his left heel and he Is
classified 4-F by the Army
The heel doesn't bother him"
Gleason said. because he fights
mostly on his toes. And he isn't
going to stay in boxing long enough
to get on his heels"
Although apparently as confident
as Gleason about the coming fight,
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Skins Intricate New Offense
Leaves Grid Spy in Duze

said Bergman. Get the ball before
Sammy has chance to toss it. Get
1t and keep 1t and you'll keep
Sammy from throwing 'em,"
Baugh and Bergman have been
in lengthy huddles out of which
will come some stuff calculated to
thrill the Redskin customers this
year. Gone will be the straight
power plays of Ray Flaherty. In
their place will be deception, taking
wide sweeps which will break into
passing plays, trick shifts and so
much hoopla stuff that even the
football experts are due to be puz-
Zled as to where the ball will end UP.
Skins Sign Millard, Back.
Out of an aircraft factory here
Coach Bergman has signed 1885,
pound Jack Millard, former Wash
ington State back. This will bring
tears to Ed Storm, local football
promoter, If Millard sticks with the
Redskins. "Millard is great kicker
and passer," said Storm. The o.
year-old Millard works eight hours
in the Consolidated factory, grabs
a few hours Of sleep, and works in
the matinee Redskin drills. The
coaches think he may make it and
have limited he may be converted
into an end.
Body contact work is in prospect
for the boys this week as Bergman
steps up the practice tempo with
scrimmage possible today.
The Redskins get into uniform
for the first time tomorrow for the
benefit Of the photographers.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Beer in Treasure hunf
For Potomac Sailors

Potomac sailors. half way through
their summer series, took time out
yesterday for a novelty rsce - q
combined treasure hunt-and young
Eric Nordholm in his penguin Butch
was first to finish In the feet and
first in his class.
Race officials n1agnanimously
overlooked the fact that Eric, who
halls from Corinthian Yacht Club
and is Sea Scout there, did not
start properly, having arrived late.
Shippers assembled on a limo just
below Capital Yacht Club, dropped
their anchors and took of all sails.
At the firing Of the gun they bent
on canvas, hauled up anchors and
started off.
Each skipper had been given q
sheet with verses. They gave a mint
Of what mark to sail to and at the
mark was a distinguishing ribbon.
The first boat In with the correct
number Of clues identified was the
winner.
First 20-footer back with all clues
Identified was Owen Oakley's Eight
Ball; Frank Howard's comet was
first in that class and Joe Canter's
Lightning was first in the handicaps.
The treasure was beer at Capital
Y. C.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
BY WALTER McCALLUM,
Star staff Correspondent.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. "A
football spy and three more players
joined the growing Redskin squad
here today. Minus the traditional
dark glasses and shaggy beard, the
spy was taken right into the Red
skin fold and told many of the
secrets of the Dutch Bergman-Notre
Dame offensive. The players are
Walt Haloupek, 200-pound end from
Cornell College, Iowa, who can go
q long way toward bolstering the
skimpy end department of the
world champions; towering Roman
Bentz of Tulane, who has obtained
D 30-day stay from his draft board,
and Steve Sliyinski, veteran guard.
Il spent an hour with Bergman,
who told me lot about the new
players and all the tricky stuff the
Redskins will use this year" said the
spy. "At the end I was so bewildered
] finally made up my mind the way
to win a football game is to grab
that ball and run like HI"
One Way to Curb Baugh.
Eddie Prell, Chicago newspaper
man, grinned. Prell works for the
Tribune, which sponsors the all
star college game to be played Au-
gust 25. Arch Ward, master-minc
Of the all-star football and base
ball games, is his boss. Prell said
he had no instructions except to
find a way to keep Sammy Baugr
from tossing passes.
"Ill tell you how to do that,
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Arlington Aces Racing
Al Washington Park
BY the Associated Press,

6y the Associated PreSS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Most Of the
horses which distinguished them
selves during the Arlington Park
meeting, which ended Saturday with
Marriage winning the Arlington
Handicap, will continue their cam
paign during the 31-day Washington
Park session opening today.
Slide Rule, w. E. Boeing's winner
of the Arlington Classic. will return
from New York in time for the
American Derby August %. John
Marsch's Jezrahel and Occupy,
which ran one-two in the Arlington
Futurity, will attempt to add to their
honors in the Washington Park Fu-
turity September 4.
Most of the seasoned campaigners
In the Arlington Handicap, including
the 7-year-old Marriage, the Cinder-
ella horse claimed two years ago for
5000 by Rene Coward and Carl
Dupuy, will enter the $4,000 Wash
ington Park Handicap on Labor Day.
This event also is expected to be a
major point in Alsab's comeback at
tempt.