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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
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ALZIR. - Polkovnik Elliott
C. Cutler, XII Sc, je mudil V Ru-
siji kot clan zavezniske zdrav-
niske misije, je objavil porocilo
o svojih vtisih, v katerem ne
more dovolj pohvaliti 'ruskih
metod v vodstvu vojne, kakor
tudi oskrbo vojnih ranjencev
in zdravstvo v splosnem.
DR.. Cutler, XII je glavni posve-
tovalni kirurg "a evropsko VOL
no gledalisce, pravi med dru-
gim, da je bila propaganda gle
de Sovjetske unije V Ameriki
skrajno zavajalna, "kar ne bo
vodilo do prave kooperacije z
Rusijo kot naso poglavitno VOL
no zaveznico.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
AMERI5kl TEzkI
B0MBNIk MAD
BREMENoM
Sofia tudi pod ognjem
zavezniskih bombnikov v
dnevnem napadu.

LONDON, II. decembra. -
Ameriski tezki bombniki so wee
raj vprizorili velik dnevni ma
pad ma Bremen, medtem ko je
nemski radio naznanil Sc diva
druga napada zavezniske zrac-
ne sile ma Hitlerjevo "evropsko
trdnjavo", namrec dnevni ma
pad ma Sofijo, glavno mesto
Bolgarije, in pa noeni napadi ma
vec nemskih krajev v juznoza-
padni Nemciji.
Anglezi so danes uradno ma
znanili, da so tezki brits k i
bombniki snoei stresli neodkri-
to mnozino bomb ma rama me-
sta v Nemciji.
Amerikanci mad Augsburgom in
Innsbruckom
Vceraj so ameriski bombniki
sredozemskega vojnega gleda.
lisca napravili polet v juzno
Nemcijo in bombardirali mesti
Augsburg, ter Innsbruck, Sc.
verno cd Brennerskega prelaza
V Avstriji.
Kako teak jeD bill vcerajsnji
napad ameriskih bombnikov ma
Bremen, je razvidno iz porocila,
da je bilo tekom bitke mad me-
stom zbitih 25 ameriskih bomb,
nikov. Napadalno silo so sprem-
ljali ameriski in zavezniski boj.
nj aeroplani, XII so zbili ma zem,
ljo AZ nemskih bojnih letal. v
bitki je bilo izgubljenih tudi 0.
sem zavezniskih bojnih aero
planov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Zaveznik v polnem soglasju n,ar$alom1 Titom
Ameriski zdravnik silno hvali RusijO, memo
zdravilstvo in vojne metode

je nasi armadi nepoznan. "Gor-
ka kopel je "a vojaka, XII je pre-
biz tedne v strelskem jarku.
medicina .prvega reda," je rekel
DIR. Cutler, "in Rusi to temeljito
razumejo.
40 tisoc n0uih zdraUnikou ma
LetO
Ruski vojaski sotori imajo
dvojno podlogo, opremljeni so
s sinteticnimi okni, je rekel
polk. Cutler, ter so boljsi cd
nasih. Tudi oskrba lahko ranje-
nih vojakov v Rusiji je izborna,
kar dokazuje dejstvo, da Sc 76
procentov teh ranjencev vrne v
aktivno sluzbo.
Pc prvi svetovni vojni je bilo
v Rusiji samo 60 tisoc zdravni-
kov, je rekel DIR. Cutler, med
tenn ko je imela Amerika tedaj
140 tisoc zdravnikov. Ampak
letos je v Rusiji 40 tisoc oset
dovrsilo zdravniske studije
med katerimi je bilo 80 procen.
TOW zensk, v Zed. drzavah pa sa.
mo $500.
Polk. Cutler, XII je rodom il
Bostona, je bill pred vojno pro
fesor kirurgije ma Harvard uni
verzi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Y. NEW YORK

Ia bozicne praznike gresta
Mr.. in Mrs. John Barkovich,
20270 Tracy Ave-, k Mr. in Mrs.
John Gerjevich, v New York
City, ma obisk. Mrs. Gerjevich
je sestra Mr.. Barkovicha. zeli-
mo jima vese1e praznike ma
obisku ter srecen povratek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
VILE ROJENTCE

Pretekli teden so Sc vile ro-
jenice zglasile pri Mr.. in Mrs.
Vincent Urisniewski, 7708 Dear
born Ave-, ter pustile v spomin
zalo hcerko prvorojenko. De-
klisko ime matere je bilo Mary
Frank, ter je hci obce poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Frank, 7708 Dearborn Ave-, ka-
terra sta tenn v tretje postala
start oce in stara mamica. &C.
stitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Ma OBIsKU

Vceraj Sc je zglasila v nase-
mu uradu Miss Ancka Traven,
XII je prisla "a bozicne praznike
ma obisk k svojim starsem, Mr..
in Mrs. Traven, Revere Ave.
Miss Traven je uposlena kot
tajnica v uradn Zdruzenega cd
bora juzno-slovanskih Ameri-
kancev, v New Yorku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
IzREDNA SEA-

Jutri, %. decembra oh 1880
uri zvecer SO vrsi izredna seja
Kluba drustev SLOW. drustve-
mega donna ma Recher Ave. Vsi,
kateri hocejo pomagati pri pri-
reditvi ma 81. decembra, SO pro-
Semi, da Sc tie seje udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
4k%
NaSSii
fantje-uojaki

Poznar Y Drenik il Col
linwo "A. elraJa sluzbi
Strica IA, speroca, da je bill
premesc.,l k drugi kompaniji,
toda Sc sesve no .s.hasia tas.
boriseu kots preje. Prijatelji mu
lahko pisejo ma sledeci naslov:
Sgt. Anthony Drenik, 2449,
445th Ordnance H. A. NJ, Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Ma 10-dnevnem dopustu sc
nahaja sarzent Rudolph Gori-
SEX, sin druzine Anton in Mary
Gorisek, Green Rd., Warrens-
vile, O. Bas pred dopustom je
prejel svoja peresa kot topni-
car (turret gunner), V Har-
linger, Texas. Ma svoje sluzbe-
no mesto Sc vrne 26. decembra,
in sicer V Salt Lake City, svr-
no nadaljnih navodil.
Ma osem-dnevni dopust je
prisel Pfc. Ludy A. Fabris, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. John Fabris, 1920
w. 104 st. Cd tn DO poslan V
|. Texas, kjer bo vstopil V solo
kot avijaticarski kadet, in sicer
Sc DO podal nazaj ma 25. de-
cembra. Njegov brat Johnnie
Sc nahaja V kadetski Soil V Pen
sacola, Floridi. Njegov naslov
je: A/c John Fabris, U.S.N.R.
Glass 9, PD Flight Brigade,
U. S. Naval Air Station, PEN
sacola, Florida. Obema fanto-
ma zelimo obilo uspeha in sre-
cen povratek! ~
,, Ma 14-dnevni dopust je prisel
k svoji soprogi in hcerki ma
1885 Green Rd., Warrensville
Hts, Sgt. Steve L. Kainec, sin
Mrs. Mary Kainec, Green Rd.
Sgt. Steve L. kainec sluzi pri
ameriski armadi re % mesecev
in sicer V Denver, Colo.
| S/Sgt. Jim F. Petrovik, sin
poznane Petrovciceve druzine
ma 1901 E. 81 ST., je prisel do
| NOV ma 10-dnevni dopust. Ma
svoje sluzbeno mesto Sc DO vrnil
ma 2S. dec. Njegov naslov pri
vojahh je: S/Sgt. Jim F. Pc
trovik, Co. "A" 194th Glider
Inf, 18th Airborne Division,
| APO. 452, Camp Mackall,
N. C.
| Po 16-mesecni sluzbi v juz-
mem Pacifiku, je prisel "a 20
dni ma dopust porocnik Edward
Seitz, 1928 Waterloo Rd., kjer
ga prijatelji lahko obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
DRUSTVO NAPREDEK

Tajnik drustva Napredek, st..
1872 ABB, v Euclidu, Ohio, ma
znanja, da DO ia mesec pobiral
asesmente v cetrtek %. decem-
bra v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave-, in sicer
po 6:15 uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

Slpd liza DIoAoVlSd Sleue Ae
v Jugoslaviji.
Tajno posvetovanje med cla-
nj zavezniskega staba in zastop-
niki Titove partizanske vojske
Sc vrsijo V Aleksandriji V Egip-
tn.
Ruska misija dospela Jugosia-
WHO
(Istocasno sc IL Stockholma
poroca, da je ma glavni S 1t a n
marsala' Tita v Jugoslaviji do
spela ruska vojaska misija, in
da Sc sedaj tam posvetuje z
britsko delegacijo glede vojaske
strategic ma Balkanu in da IL
bere primerne tocke "a izkrca-
ME zavezniskih sill V svrho in
vazije.
Pc zakljucku konferenc jc
marsal Tito potion radija ma
znanil formacijo jugoslovanske-
ga narodnega osvobodilnega od-
bora in ponovil zahtevo, da "a
vezniki brez odlasanja i max
nejo podporo zanejni vIadi kra
LILA Petra, XII Sc nahaja v Egip-
tn.
Proglas marsala Tita
Marsal Tito je V svoji izjavi
med drugim rekel:
"Najvisji proti-fasisticni svet
Jugoslavije je upostavil narodni
osvobodilni odbor, XII je tenn
postal najvisje zakonodajno te-
10 Jugoslavije, vsemi oblast-
mi narodne Wade, potom kate
rega DO anti-fasisticni svet vr-
Sill svoje eksekutivne funkci-
je.')
Nevarno potovanje Ale
ksandrijo je napravilo nedogna-
no stevilo partizanov - domne-
va Sc, da jih je bio sest - da
Sc jim preskrbi vec vojnega ma
terijala in pomoci "a Min vojno
proti Nemcern.
Sile gen. Draze Mihajlovica,
Xxi je tekmec Titove vojske, ma
posvetovanju MISC bile zastopa-
ne.
Istocasno je bilo porocano, da
Sc sedaJ mudijo v Kairu unifor-
mirani zastopniki partizanov, XII
Sc tam posvetujejo z zastopniki
britskih in ameriskih bojnih sill.
! Porocilo pravi, da Sc misija V
Kairu istotako tice v prvi vrsti
zadev vojaskega znacaia.
| Stalna zveza med partizani in
Zavezniki
! ALzIR, 20. decembra. - Ma
! zavezniskem glavnem stanu sc
poroca, da obstoji med parti-
zanskimi silami in zavezniki v
ItaliI stalna zveza, "a katero
skrbijo majhne ladje in jadrni-
ce, XII prevazajo zavezniske Vol
ne potrebseine preko Jadran-
skega morja vojski marsala I'll
ia, potem pa Sc vracajo nazaj z
begunci in ranjenci. ~,
4 Zavezniske vojaske bolnisnice
,Iv vzhodni Italiji SO sprejele ze
ma ducate partizansxih ranjen.
cev, moskih in zensk, katere 50
prepeljal preko Jadranskega
! morja njih tovarisi.
Nemci priznavajo resnost po-
l lozaja
/, LONDON, 90. decembra. =
d Nemci so danes, tri tedne od
j xoao Ea 81 ,,nr5vyxol: exv~~,n oeo.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
NOV GROR

Danes zjutraj je v st. Alexis,
bolnisnici unnrl Frank Hribar,
stanujoc ma 6729 Bonna Ave-.
Podrobnosti bono porocali ju-
tri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

zivo V Jugoslaviji, uradno pri-
znaI, da partizanske sile zada-
iejo nemskim slam nude udar-
ce. Tozadevno uradno porocilo
je danes prvic odprto priznano,
da je borba v Jugoslaviji "jako
resna."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
So Sc Sesta1i s Titovirsl
Stabo11l i'm Zacrtali
skupe1l bojrli program

KAIRO, 20. decembra. - (Poroca John F. Chester,
Associated Press) Nocoj je bilo tukaj naznanjeno,
do so visok stabni ofciri Zedinjenih drzav in Veke
Btanje dosegi popoln sporazum stabom marsala Jo-
spa Tita Brozovea gede nacrtov vojasko kampanjo
v .TIposlaviii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Russia prednjaci

Polk. Cutler ponovno izjav-
liza, da so Rusi veliko bolj pri-
pravljeni "a vodstvo totalne
vojne kot Amerika.
"Bog pomagaj Nemcem, ka-
dar jih Rusi dobijo roke!" je
rekel polk. Cutler. 'Nikdar ne
mislite, da bi Joe Stain mogel
drzati ruskega vojaka nazaj,
tudi ako bi to poskusil. Mi nj
mamo niti pojma, kako ruski
vojak sovrazi Nemce. In on tu-
di We, kako Sc boriti.
Kar Sc tice oskrbe ranjencev
v Rusiji, je temelj celotnega
sistema popolna posvetitev bla-
gostanju navadnega prostaka,
je rekel dr.. Cutler, in nacin or
ganizacije vojaskih bolnic po-
kazuje organizatoricno sposob-
most, ma katero bi bill mi lah-
ko mislili, ampak nismo."
Misija je Uidela use, kar je
hOtela
Zavezniska zdravniska misija
je imela priliko videti vse, kar
je hotela, je dejal DIR. Cutler,
in je imela povsod svoboden
vstop. Bila' je tudi v bolnicah
tik "a fronto, kjer je odkril, da
80 odstotkov sanitejskega zbo-
ra tvorijo zenske.
Sanitejci v Rusiji ne rabijo
nosilnic, ker nosilnice zahteva-
jo dve osebi. Namesto tega nalo-
zijo ranjenca ma hrbet in Sc pla-
zijo po rokah in kolenih, pozimi
pa sc ranjence nalozi ma male
sani.
Rusiji Sc ranjenci tekom O.
krevanja ucijo sestavljati
strojne puske, je rekel DIR. Cut
Ter.
"Rusi uedO, kakO U0diti U0jn0"
"Tam nj streznic, XII bi drgni-
lie hrbte; v ruskih vojnih bolni-
cab Sc ne trait casa s pletenjem
kosar, je izjaWl DIR. Cutler. "Ru-
81 vedo, kaj Sc pravi, biti v VOL
nj. v Rusiji je yes narod v VOL
nj, in takozvani civilizirani svet
bi Sc v tenn pogledu cd Rusije
lahko veliko naucil. Ako Sc ho-
cete nauciti, kako je treba vodi-
ii v vojni, tedaj pojdite Ru-
sijo." a-
Rusi so sijajni OrgmaizatOrji
Z
"Vedoc, da je 1000 boljsevi-
kov organiziralo 20O-milijons
, narod, bi bill mi lahko razume-
Ii ruski talent "a organizacijo," :"
je rekel DIR. Cutler, XII je dalje
izjavil, da je ruski sistem, ma
podlagi katerega Sc sortirajo
sasaini ranjenci, tako da SO de-
sim boljse oskrbe, boljsi
1hs@ lie tudi obsirno
stsgmu, ki
= ~ r. 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

LONDON, 90. decembra. -
Nemci so danes, tri tedne Cd
Casa, ko 50 podvzeli svojo ofen-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

Po 16-mesecni sluzbi iuz-
mem Pacifiku, je prisel "a 20
dni ma dopust porocnik Edward
Seitz, 1928 Waterloo Rd., kjer
ga prijatelji lahko obiscejo.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11

U. S. ARMY MARKsMANsH1P MEDALs-The United States soldier the world in the handling his branch the And he that according furnished Department not bon handler of etha but because he is put through extremely rigid training exercises
 Lesley J. McNar Commanding General of the whose supervision the Infantry much develop into excellent fired rifle than correct the who has done deal of shooting under improper stimulate the interest of all soldiers their shooting the held by unit after the individually schooed the of their the nfanyman the rfe the bayon the machine the hand grenade and the mortar
 three of medals soldiers who qualify These medals designated expert rman The rife the primary the nntyman and under the competitive shooting rules
 possible 210 be qualified expert
 better of the possib make 40 better Each classification of distinctive medal that presented qualify soldier medals signify the soldiers ability with his under each the with which qualification is attained.
 shooting for with the rifle fire given number sittng kneelng and the competition; and the rapid required change from the standing position other three positions and fire specified number o a limited time.
 qualifying machine record the soldier shoots at sitting position In bayonet marks soldier against time running prescribed attacking various dummies with his bayonet and the Grenade craftsmanship judged by the distance anda accuracy of the soldiers throwing ability.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11
Annual Firemen's Ball Wednesday Eve

The Firemen's Mutual Relief As sociation of Springfield cordially invites the Officers and Enlisted Men at Bradley Field to attend the annual Ball sponsored by their or ganization to be held this Wednes- day evening, 15 December at 20OO hours in the Municipal Auditorium. Dancing and entertainment will last until O1OO hours.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11
Buttons
Continued from Page One

ouired and certifcation by the in- dividual of authorization to wear the button.
 Others eligible are: personnel transferred from active duty sta tus to the enlisted reserve; Officers transferred to inactive status; hon. orably discharged Officers of the WAC.
 Buttons may be obtained at the Field between the hours of 080O- 1645. Lieutenant Harris will be in charge of all correspondence. and inquiries. Persons desiring further information should address them selves to the Lieutenant, Building 127, Bradley Field, Conn.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11
CONTROL BOARD
By TlSgt. Maxwell Dubia

The 93rd basketball team chalked up another victory! This time the victims were the Glastonbury Grads" from Glastonbury. Final score was 27-25. Cpl. John l.. Krei- meyer, with the able assistance of his very attractive wife, Robbie, kept score. When It. Frank A. Garancovsky stepped in as referee, there were ahs and chs from the femme fans (Sinatra-ish minus swooning)!!! Why do they do such things!!!. Pfc. Harry Kuhns had his hands full of-Lovelies!ii
 Did you know that eighteen year old Pfc. Edward Beail, who is with the armed forces in Australia at the present time, is nephew of First Sergeant Bernard (Barney) Baeil?
 By the way, our TOP is a veteran of thirty years service. He served in the First World War and now he is kept quite busy with the Sec ond! But aren't we all?
 SSgt. Charles Boulanger has tho hardest time dating that Photo Lab WAC-alonel Daffy always tags along! Joe from JOES is the only solution.
 Tuesday nite's dance at the Windsor Locks USO was quite a success! Cpl. Orville Smith and Flash" Okun were there!. .Pri- yates Alexander J. Nardone and Anthony M. Pretino were strutting their stuff with few good-loohng hopefuls! Not to forget Pvt. John nie Ramsden and about fifty other 93rd'ers.
 When Cpl. John Martins darling is reminiscing, she generally puts it like this:
 I was flying high, till you came by; 1 have myself to blame Shooting in the dark, love hits it's
 mark;
 And down came my heart in flame! I was free as the air, no ties any
 where;
 Romance was not my aim But you happened along, with a
 smile and song; And my heart came down in flannel Now Pm grounded at last, and my
 carefree past;
 Seems like a silly game I've been in your power, since that
 first sweet hour;
 When my heart came down in
 fiame!l!
 To Sgt. Louise West: Here's hop ing for a speedy recovery-so- that we can iron out the 93rd- WAC situation!
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11
WAC FACTS AND FICTION
S6GG14NNNNGIGGGLGNE NEGGGGGHGGENNG80N110
By SGT. LOUISE A. WEST

shootT Tha Basket
 Bradley played rip-oang game Monday The favored the WACs Good all-loser and winners calling for a In the Oaiet ot he Night
 Did listen the following:
 One who asks her sleep and another answering those
 questions while asleep?
 The the barracks banging with violence followed by the tip
 oene of GI shoes o wake the dead?
 The floorb boadc
 Articles falling of wall lockers?
 Shores with a whistle?
 Soft snor and loud gurglne snores?
 Moans and groans?
 Grinding of teeth?
 Dripping of n the shower room?
 eroanng shade the loud
 catterng of rolling is heard ending with bang?
 Crickets beating time insect dancep tendency "stctly as far as military courtesy brought the guard house and had reclaimed by her co?
 popular girl in this Womens Army. you name hera
 
 long bumpy Haven. Two truck loads of WACs bundled the launch ing of the Bomber, AIR WAC"
 sight the Air Show New Haven Thunder bolts and through intricate and eyrating
 Another impressive sight bottle which created stir of comments: What "Why can't be empted and filled Speeches describing the WAC at Work were broadcast speakers bottle champagne smashed across Bomber AIR WAC spateng the WACs standing nearo Cantyo hear the deep sighs?
 When the over speedy the sandwiches this of willing Red Cross Workers Sunday "Ih Army Air Forces Throughout the splendid tribute will made with the Army Air Forces There will deal this subject: just listen to the aoo ana ~ abou f the editOra
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11

A well-ordered life is like climb ing a tower; the view halfway is better than the view from the base, and it steadily becomes finer as the horizon expands.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Silver Spring Aims to Hang Up
Red Cross Pin Entry Record
Arbough Spurred by Rivalry With Davis;
Prize Winners in Penn Event Listed

Hugh Arbaugh. the Silver Spring
bowling boss. ever booster for
charity duckpin affairs, is bent upon
making Sundays Red Cross benefit
to be rolled over his nearby sub
urban maple lanes the biggest
event so far held since the series
Of mixed tournaments to aid the
patriotic cause got under way in
January at the Lucky Strike
Sponsored by the Metropolitan
Washington Bowling Alley Opera
tors Association, Of which Arbaugh
is president, the forthcoming five
game event will be the 14th OF a
series staged over circuit of drives.
Legion Entry a Record.
Several years ago the Silver
Spring bowling leader staged an
American Legion benefit for the
Cissel-Saxon Post in which a record
field of 301 bowlers Of both sexes
competed. The huge entry stood as
a city-wide mark until Gait Davis
came along with 311 contestants in
last years Old Dominion mixed
tournament at Rosslyn. And in
keeping with this the Rosslyn bowl
ing impresario two Sundays ago set
another record with 157 partici-
pants in the Red Cross affair.
1t is this mark that Arbaugh
would delight in topping since there
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Bruins, 7 Down, Hope
To Check Red Winos
Buoyed by Post Successes
Against Rival at Home

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON. April THE twice.
beaten Boston Bruins, generally at
their best performing before their
rabid hockey homefolk, will attempt
to check the high-fying Detroit Red
Wings terrific surge to the Stanley
Cup in their third clash tonight at
the Boston Garden.
Both squads arrived yesterday with
all OF their members in playable
shape. The Bruins were doWncast
about their two upsets on Detroit ice
but their spirits scared when they
recalled they have taken only two
drubbings from the Wings in Boston
during the last six years. One was
in last years Stanley Cup semifina]
series and the second was in a regu-
lar league game last December.
With Owner Jim Norris making q
special trip from Florida for the
event. Manager Jack Adams Is eager
to have the Wings clinch the prized
hockey trophy in four straight games
by beating the Bruins tonight and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Two Weekday Loops
Plan for Baseball
Departmental, Industrial
Organize This Week

At least two Of the District week
day sandlot baseball leagues will
operate this season and have meet
ings scheduled this week to map
plans and possibly draw up sched-
ules.
Both these loops have openings
for unlimited teams desiring fran
chises. A meeting of the Depart
mental League will be held tonight
at 7:30 at the Atlas Sports Store,
927 D street NV. Vic Gauzza at
Metropolitan 1878 is supplying in
formation to organizations wishing
to join this loop.
The Industrial League will hold
it's organization meeting on Friday
night at $50 at 1904 Vermont ave-
nue.. Bill Flester, District 4O89, is
president OF the league.
There also will be at least one
league composed exclusively of serv-
ice teams In the field this season
Tentative plans call for it to enter
representative in the District
championship playoffs next fall.
The National City Sunday League
also will operate, according to
President Gauzza, as will the Ma
tional City Junior League. AL
games will be played on the Ellipse.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Ernie Dusek Pins Mask
In Mat Roughhouse

Roughhouse tactics filled the
rassling program last night at Uline
Arena. with Ernie Dusek pinning
the Yellow Mask in II minutes in tie
feature engagement. Dusek blinded
the Mask by twisting the latter's
mask around so he couldn't see, and
then had no trouble winning the
fall.
Another rough battle ended with
Dick Craddock the winner by dis
qualification over Tony Felice, while
Joe Cox turned in an upset by
stopping Milo Steinborn. The two
man team match was won by Able
Coleman and Louis Gyureak over
Jim Austeri and Joe Parelli.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Clint S Spicer Follows Brother
As Eostern's Top S|obmon
Slated to Hur| Today Against Episcopal;
Weather Hompering Schoo|boy Teams

will compete In the Eastern regional
championships at Chapel Hill, N. c.,
and if successful there 60 on to the
Nationals.
st. Adams is supplying a stiff test
for Coolidge today and for Wilson
on Friday. Coach Bill Shaw has
group of experienced players and
likely the Saints will show as we'll
In baseball as they did in the recent
basket ball season. Outfelder Bev
Miller gives promise of becoming
slugger. Catcher Buddy Cromelin
also Is consistent hitter. The
Saints too are better off than most
schools for dependable hurlers, not
the least Of whom is Jim Trimble
who turned in pair of no-hitters
last season.
Other veteran pitchers are Earle
Elliott, team captain who also plays
first base. and Steve Cromwell.
Techs team. which for the last
several seasons has been threaten
Ing the leaders, was a late starter
this year. and won't see action until
it goes against Roosevelt in the
championship series opener next
Tuesday. Coach Bob Walker has nu-
merous experienced players, but lacks
pitchers. If some hurlers are uncov-
cred the Maroons again should be
contenders.
All-high Catcher Jack Harvill is
back and has a capable replacement
in Bill Drayer. The inf1eld also is set
except for first base, where Howard
Keithley performed in such good
style last season. The second base
combination of Gil Schmelz at sec
ond and Bobby Brewer at short is a
veteran one, while Jack Walsh is
back at third base. In fact Coach
Walker is looking to the infield to
supply not only some fancy fielding
but also the hitting power. The out
field mostly is of green material,
with Moe Friedberg and Jack Ray
the most promising.