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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
Vest il Slovenije

"Slovenec" prinasa dne 10. a.
prila 1913 naslednji seznam
maksimai nih cen "a racionira-
ma zivila.
(V izvirnem besedilu)
Visoki komisar "a Ljubljan-
sko Pokrajino je ma podlagi ma
redbe St. II z dne 9. maja =
XIX dolocil naslednje maksi-
maine Gene v prodaji ma debelo
in ma drobno "a spodaj nave
demo blago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
VOJNA Sc Nj KONCANA
Pise Elmer Davis, direktor O. w. I.

Ravnokar Sc vojna nahaj ia tstem stadju, XII ga je
Hitler navadno imenoval ustvarjajoca pavza To je
prejSnh cash Mega pOmenilO, da nekaj pripravla
prot nekomu Seda pa prprave nasi stran Mi Sc
prprav amo napad mex e med Grsko in Norvesko ali
kjerko ze Znah pa pokazujeo, da tudi Nemci pri-
pravjao ofenzivo prot Rush, Morda ne bo ma
sti sirok podag kakor ansko leto Sigurno boxer
bitina TAXI podagi kakor je bila pred dvema
etoma Toda Hitler ina Sc Vedno nekoliko mill jonov
jakov in vec tsoc leta Sc vedno lahko mocno udar..
Mi vodimo vojno ma dveh frontah in imamo vec kot
polovico svoe moc Pacfisk 'front.' Ma obeh straneh
potova zelo dolgo, da pridemo dotk sovraz
nixon, kateri Sc bor blizni svoje domovne G. Mark
Sullivan e pred kratkim napsa govorec pogledu
pima in bencna, da ameriska monarca njene zracne in
pozemske sie Verjetno vporabjo teh mae vec da pri
de jo dotik sovraznikom kot borbo ko
dotiku Z MIN. Pri napadanju Nemcije imamo pomoc
dveh narodov - Britane in Rusje XII so tik oh Men,
cij in e orej njihova pozicija logstcnega gedsca
mani nepovoljna V vojn prot Nemcij stoji veik del
zaveznskh sill neposredno oh nej Nihce prero-
kovati usodo Vone; toda IL prncpijenega stasca zge
d. da bi bilo lazje poraz Nemcjo med tenn ko bi Sc
Japonska Sc daje bora, nego bi bo poraz Japonsko,
med tenn, ko bi Sc Nemcija Sc nadalje borila.
Mi moramo zbrati med dvena ELENA in IL praktc-
ne zkusnje izgeda nemska nevarnost vecja Svarno e
Hitler svoJe uspehe voni zrabil mnogo boil uspesno
nego Japonc teku enega eta cd kar so zased razne
dezele so napraVi1i mnogo mani nego e mogo prica
kovati Gavni razlog e tem da japonske prido
bVe preko morja. Prdelki IL teh zeme morajo preva-
zati ma Japonsko adjami ame1iske podmonce stall
no unicujeo japonsko molnarco Hterjeve pridobitve
pa ezijo vse oko Nemcije in do njih je lahko pr po
cestah in po zeeznic On je re oropa vecno bogastva
zasedenih dezeah in seda poskusa ugrabiti Sc nhovo
delovno sio, "a deo nemsh tovarnah. Zadne izkus-
ME nam svetujeo, da boe osredotocti Sc naprej ma
NemclJo 10 seVeda pomeni da bono zanemarili ia
ponsko, ali da bono dovo, da nemoteno izkorisca
zasuznjene dezee. Zelo e veretno da bodo Sc prcno
nadlegovani Sc predno DO konec tega leta.
Toda to bo Sc trajalo, doker bono prema-
gall diva velika miarcna imperija. Trajao bo in borbe
bodo potrebne kakor tudi zguba ziven in narodnega
premozenja Ka1or reke zadnj eden: kar Sc e Ego
dio Tuniziji nam daja ponovno upanje, kakor leta
1918, da bodo Nemci popusti kadar bodo vdel da ne
1norejo zmaga. Ampak on ne bodo tega uvideli tako
dolgo, dokler ne bodo preprca da e tako In mora
Sc bono Sc dobro bor da h prapricamo; in tud trdo
dela ter salno proizvaja vone potrebscine zato pa
imeti mani blaga cvilno potrosnjo drugmi beseda
mi, moramo prstati nizji nacin zvenja kot smo ga
vecinoma bill navajeni, ali kot upali ga met -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

hovnega sodisca drzave New
York je stal pred tablojem, pri-
kazujocim nacijskega sodnika,
izrekajoeega obsodbo mad Ame-
rikancem. Njegov govor je bill
o lazi pravosodja pod nacijsko
vlado: rekel je, da Amerikanci
morajo storiti vse in dajati vse,
da "ohranijo Ameriko kot deze-
10, il katere maj Sc svoboda in
pravicnost odseva v vse temne
prostore sveta'.
Rev Henry Smith Leiper, tai
mix svetovne cerkvene organi-
zacije "World Council of Chur-
ches" je govoril pred tipieno
belo kolonijalno cerkvico, kate
re kriz je bill polomljen, streha
in okna razbita, vrata zabarika-
dirana napisom: ''zaprta po
povelju Gauleiterja "a Ameri-
ko". Gerhard H. Seger, bivsi
clan nemskega Reichstaga je
govoril suzenjskem delu, sto-
jec pred tablojem prikazujocim
, Amerikance,, XII jih mitraljeze
priganjajo ma delo. Govornike
| je predstavljal poslusalstvu zna-
nj radio govornik Raymond
, Graham Swing.
/ Who'd do izlozbe IL Pete Ave-
nije ie oznacen z velikimi crni-
! mi crkami "The Nature of the
/; Enemy. Ma fasadah angleske
., in francoske palace je v rdecih
crkah oznaceno "The Enemy
Plans this for you" (sovraznik
to namerava "a vas). Sredi Es-
planade so podobe v gibsu, (ce-
tyorica svobod), XII jih je izde-
lal "a izlozbo kipar Hugo Ro-
bus, ODE so visoke % cevljev in
debele verige so obite okoli
njih, ter .simboliziraio svobodo
cd bede, svobodo cd bojazni,
svobodo govora in svobodo We
re.
!. Izlozba ostane odprta javno-
'sti do 4. julia in nestevilo obi
hskovalcev il New Yorka in il
tcele dezele 10 obiscejo teIsom te
Ndobe. Robert Carson, izlozbeni
,ravnatelj " Rockefellerovem
centru je izlozbo narisal. Osno-
! val 10 je Leo Roston, podravna-
tel notranjega oddelka vladne-
60 Urada "a vojne informacije.
Office of War Information
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
AN .@FNAKOpRAVNOSTI''

dvorani SIND ma st. Clair Ave.
Hvala VAN lepa vsem v upa-
nju, da homo tudi Sc v bodoce
slozno sodelovali, da dosezemo
koncni 'cili, XII smo 81 ga zacrta-
Ii z ustanovitvijo Jugoslovan-
skega pomoznega edbora--Slo-
venska 'sekcija. p 3, ;.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Po vesteh IL Londona Sc ma
Bolgarskem siri odpor prot. Via
di, h je sano poslusna lutka
Nemtije, in proti Nemcem.
Mnogo Bolgarov sodeluje D .i,1-
goslcvanskimi partizani Y boju
proti silam osisca. v raznih kra-
jih so bill pobiti Nemcem ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

klonjeni -bolgarski. uradniki.
Bolgarsko prebiyalstvo, XII je DO
|veliki yecini naklonjeno Rusiji.
rnrzi Nemce. Bolgarski uporni-
ki 50 pokvarili telefonsko GEN.
tralo Y Povdivu in blizu Popo-
va SO iztirili nemski vojaski
IvIak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Ampak ker je Debecev izbor-
no informiran posiljkah Sta
linovega zlata in o transakcijah
partizanskih generalov, bo NOR
da tudi vedel kaj natancneisega
o tenn kateri casopis v Cleve-
landu -prejema po 200 copakov
ma mesec cato, da hvali Fotiea,
Mihajlovica in jugoslovansko
vlado. In dalje maj pojasni tale
cudovit "coincident": Kako ie
to, da je Ameriska Domovina
ravno takrat, ko Sc je pricelo
po Clevelandu govoriti, da pre-
jenna neki list po $500 mesee-
no "a jugoslovansko propagan-
do, presedlala ter pricela hvali-
tt Fotica ter mu posvecati ured-
niske clanke, katere je pricel
prevajati in objavljati tudi So
vinisticni srbski list Srbobran,
XII noee nicesar. .slisati O kakih
Slovencih in Hrvatih ali o kaki
Jugoslaviji, temvec samo O ST.
bin in Veliki Srbiji, katere vodi-
tell in vzor je 'legendarni ju-
nak' Draza Mihajlovic? Ker ie
tako dobro o vsem informiran,
maj tudi sledeca vprasanja po.
jasni; odgovor bo vsekakor "a
nimiv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
UREDNIk0VA p05TA

zahvala nasim zavednim roia-
kom in rojakinjam, XII SO Sc od-
zvali klicu tega odbora ter Sc
tudi velikodusno pokazali z da-
rovi. Finanerto porocilo yam je
re podal mas blagajnik g. Jo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
"
SKRAT !

Debevec cd Ameriske Domo-
vine, XII je pred dvema letoma
trdil, da prejema Enakoprav-
most cd Stalina zlato, pravl
zdaj, da je partizanski general
z veseljem sprejel cd jugoslo-
vanskih ministrov $35, da Sc je
peljal v njih imenu kot opazo-
valec ma slovanski kongres v
Detroit. Dale pravi Debevec
ali kdor koli je re tisti mozgan-
ski evnuh, da je partizanski ge-
neral igral pokornega slugo "a
iugoslovanske ministre odnosno
"a jugoslovansko vlado "a bo-
rih $35.
HIM, JAZZ sem Sc obrnil ma
partizanskega generala zahte-
vo, maj vendar pojasni to stvar
in maj pove, kako Sc je prodal
"a $35 jugoslovanskim mini
strom. In povedal mi je stvar,
XII je precej drugaena, kakor jo
prikazuje Debevec, XII nj res
nico v sorodu.
Evo takole je bilo: Partizan-
ski general Sc nj priblizal no.
benin ministrom in nobeni VIA
di, ampak kar ma lepem, .brez
predhodnega obvestila in brez
vsakega vprasanje mu je jugo-
spovanski konzul v Clevelandu
,,sporoeil, da mu DO dal $35, &c
gre " Detroit ma kongres in &c
napise kratko porocilo, kako je
bilo tam. Partizanski general je
odgovoril: 20. X" sprawl po-
nudenih mu $35 ter Sci v De-
troit ma kongres, o katerem je
tudl pOrOcal v - EnakOpraVnO-
sti! Kaj je konzula napotilo do
tega, kdo mu je to priporocil,
ce sploh kdo, in ma vsa ostala
vprasanja DO dal Debevcu kon-
zul lahko najbolj avtenticni od-
govor; kar vprasa maj ga. z
jugoslovanskimi ministri in z
Waldo pa nj incl partizanski ge-
neral ne pref ne slej nobenih
stikov, dasi je incl sprva mno-
go visje mnenje Mi, dokler nj
; postalo razkritje 0 njeni korup-
ciji javna tajnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Lokalni odbor st. z .JPO,SS
Ma cvetno nedeljo Sc je pray
lepo zavrsila prireditev nasega
lokalnega odbora. Uspeh je bill
prav zadovoljiv gmotno in mo-
,ralno. Zato pa gre v prvi vrsti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
''Narava sovraznika'
Odbor

New York, N. I. - llSOclHe
Amerikaricev so Sc zbrale v po-
nedeljek dne II. naja v Rocke-
feller centru, v srcu mesta New
York, da prisostvujejo izlozbi
vladnega urada "a vojne infor-
macije, nazvani "Narava So
vraznika" (The Nature of the
Enemy in namenjeni, da pre-
docuje civilnemu prebivalstvu,
kako bi bilo zivljenje v Ameriki
pod nadvlado osisea.
Kako je nacijsko tiranstvo,
je bilo povedano z velikimi STEM
skimi slikami (murali), skupin-
skimi podobami in izreki So
vraznika samega, kar je bilo
vse postavljeno ma crnih podla-
gah, znacilno podobnih krstam.
Zastave Zdruzenih narodov so
plapolala v maiski sapi in vo-
dovje, XII po navadi Sc izliva IL
Prometejeve fontane v vdoblje-
mem trgu sredi najmogocnejse
skupine neboticnikov v Ameriki
je bilo utihnjeno, dokler SO 60
vorniki spominjali ma sovraz-
nikove zlocine proti svobodi.
Ceremonije so Sc vrsile ma
Esplanadi med Britansko in
Francosko palace. Obcinstvo sc
je prilivalo iz Pete Avenije in
bliznjih ulic. Onstran Avenide
stoji Newyorska katoliska ka-
tedrala sv. Patricka. Moski III
zenske v uniformi, pisarniski
delavci, drzavljeni vseh vrst in
starosti 50 napolnjevaIi Espla-
nado~ in @bliznje prostore in O.
kna, da poslusajo govornike
vsi izmed katerih so imeli po.
sebno znanje metodah osisca
Njihove besede so paddle v tisi'
no gneee, ko SO vzbujali spomir
ma opustosene cerkve, zazgane
knjige, otroke izvezbane pus
kami, jetnike v koncentracijah
Skupinske slike so ilustrirale
sestero took osiscnega progra
ma - suzenjsko delavstvo, uni
Genie pravosodja, koncentracije
oskrunjenje we're, ukinjenje svo
bodne misli in militarizaciio O
trok.
John B. Powell, nekdanji u
rednik publikacij "China Week
ly Review in "China Press" ,
sanghaju, je prinesel prizol
mogocen Wits realizma, ko je Sc
del v bolnikovem kolescu prec
Tablojem koncentracije in go
voril v enostavnih besedah {
svojih iskusnjah kakor ujetni
ka v sanghaju.. Preproga j
pokrivala make njegovih ampu
tiranih nog. Bolnicarka je stalf
"a kolescem in simpaticno po
slusalstvo ga je pozdravljalo
ko je po govoru pognal stral
svoje kolesce.
Miss Eve Curie, pisateljica il
predavateljica francoskega roj
stva in poljskega izvira, je 60
vorila "a slovstveni svet. Sta
la je brez klobuka pred po
snetkom Newyorske javn'
knjiznice z grmado zazganil
knjig. Vrhu iste Sc je nahajal;
:polu-ozgana knjiga Rudyard;
Kipplinga France at War" il
trobojnica Sc ie BE videla mole
ca IL iste - simbol naciiskegs
zatiranja n1isli.
Naglasajoc da Sc v nemskiE
otroskih odgajaliscih nahajajt
uniforIne cello "a sestmesecn,
deteta, je Mrs. J. Borden Har
riman, bivsa ameriska poslani
ca ma Norveskem, govorila pret
tablojem, prikazai iocim mlade a
meriske otroke, kakor v parad
mem vojaskem koraku marsi
rajo puskami mad rameni il
. plinskimi naaskami zakrivajod
syeza lica 1aladosti.
!, Ferdinad Pecora, sodnik VI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Ma levi je sodnik Fred. M.
Vimsom, XII je bill inaenoUam sa
1avmatelja Urada 20 ekonomsko
stabilizacijo, y katerem uradu
ie nadomestil Jam1esa F. Byrne-
So (na desni), XII je bill imeno-
va,t sa rav1tatelja soovo ustos,ov-
ljenega Urada sa vojao mobih'
socijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Nlkakor pa bl ne DllO praV,
&c bi sc v zahvai ne spomnill /
tudi nasih zavednih in pozrtvo-
valnih domacih talentov, XII so
pripomogli do tako lepega pro-
grama in gmotnega uspeha.
Prav je, da tudi sirsa javnost
We, kdo SO oni, XII so pripravlje-
nj k sodelovanju, kadar Sc gre
"a dobro stvar. Pri programu
50 sodelovali sledeci: Mrs. Mary
Ivanusch, Mrs. jeanette Per-
DAN -Cahill, Progressive Sloven-
Ike, Baraga Glee Club, zbor Ear
ia, Slovenska zenska zveza st.
25, Mr.. John J. Grdina, sestri
Pole, Miss Marcellene Perko in
Miss Josephine Misic, kvartet
Samsa, brata Bradach in Lube.
Castni govornik pa je bill mas
spostovani g. zupan Frank J.
Lausche. Vsem prav iskrena
hvala in priporocila Sc "a enako
priliko. Prav imenitno sta Sc po-
stavila mala fanticka Louis Err
ste Jr. in harmonikar Perko iz
st. Clair Ave.
Pri vsaki TAXI priliki pa je
treba tudi delavcev tako pri
vratih, bari in kuhinji. Zopet
tn so vedno ma svojem mestu
nasi pozrtvovalni mozje in zene
ter fantje in dekleta. Da zelo-
dec proved ne rogovili, mu je
treba dobre podlage in zato so
oh tel priliki skrbele: Mrs. Sta
nonik, Mrs. Zupan, Mrs. Virant
in Mrs. Zigman.
In kadar je zelodec dobro
razpolozen, Sc clovek nehote O.
brne v tisto stran, kjer Sc toci
dobra kapljica. Oh tel priliki so
jo tocili nasi start znanci, XII Sc
vselej veseljem odzovejo xii
Gu ma delo kljub temu, da so z
delom v tovarnah re itak pre-
oblozeni in sicer: John Centa,
Charles Vertovsnik, Mr.. Judnic
in Tony Vapotich. u
Da pa nimajo nase kuharice
in natakarji proved della de-
narjem, zato pa skrbe pridne
zene S TEN, da hite prodajati
| pivske listke. Oh tel priliki 50
bile prav marljivo ma delu: Mrs
Petrich, Mrs. Bradach, Mrs
Pollock, Mrs. Somrak.
Pri vratih pa so skrbeli za
red Andrej Tekauc, Frank vi
rant in Anton Stanonik.
Ia red v dvorani pa so skr.
belle Miss Mary Zakrajsek in
njena skupina pridnih in port.
vovalnih deklet, XII so svoje de.
10 prav dobro izvrsile.
Nekaj pa je, kar da poseber
narodni izraz vsaki slovensk;
prireditvi in to so nase narodne
nose. Nase slovenske zene ,
Clevelandu imajo precei lepc
stevilo teh narodnih svetinj in
Sc tudi vselej veseljem polka.
zejo kot zavedne hcere sloven
ske matere, kadar so povablje
ne. Ma tel nasi prireditvi smc
videli v narodnih nosah nase
zavedne slovenske zene, HI Sc
tudi prav pridno pobirale pri
spevke med navzocim obcin
stvom in te so zbile: Mrs. Fran
ces Ponikvar, Mrs. Mariancs
Kuhar, Miss Frances Polar
Miss Mary Marsic, Mrs. Mary
Rode, Mrs. Albina Novak ir
Mrs. M. Rausel. VISA cast ten
zavednim zenam in dekletom
Vsem posetnikom in vsem i
menovanim, XII ste sodelovali or
tel prireditvi maj YAM bo, v i
menu nasega trpecega naroda ,
start domovini, izrecena najlep
sa zahvala. Sicer VEN, da j
mogoce kateri ze mislil, da smt
ma vse skupaj kar pozabili, ;
kakor. veste, sme vsi nalo pre-
vec zaposleni in zato Sc ,je tud
ia zahvala zakasnila., Upamo
da boste tajniku to poeasnos
oprostili in vas re sedai opo
| -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11
BIC SHOTS
If Chick Evans Had Putted Like Travis And TraverS, a New Game Would Have Had To Be Invented
Seventh of a series By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Shorts Editor

Americas first victor,es of note in golf were made possible by the red hot putters of Walter Travis and Jerome Dunstan Travers.
 Charles Evans, Jr. Chicago's first gift to top- notch golf, was Americas initial stylist.
 It often was said if Chick Evans could putt like Travis and Jerry TraVers new game would have to be invented he'd be so far out in front
 Evans never quite learned the knack of consist ently brilliant putting. But 1t is doubtful in his neyoay there was player, amateur or professional who could maintain his average of hitting greens in regulation figures.
 Evans never quite lost the hang of good golf He was winning matches in the U s. Amateur right up to the time World War II halted hostilties This is remarkable when 1t is considered he held the Amateur and Open championships of the United States for the duration of World War I.
 SET MARK THAT STOOD 20 YEARS
 Chick won the Open at Mnikahda in 1916 es- tablshng record of 286 for 72 holes that stood for
 score of years Gene Sarazen tied the mark at Fresh Meadow in 1882, but it wasn't surpassed until Tony Manero establish his record 282 at New Jerseys Baltus ro in 36. This mark incidentally stood for only year falling to Ralph Guldahls 28l at Michigan's Oakland Hills
 Evans lost the Amateur in 1919, when he bowed to Francis ouimet at Pittsburghs trcked-up Oak mont, but reganed the title by defeating Oumet, 2 and G. at Engineers in 1920
 Evans came mighty close to lowing out in the Seml- -tnalS of the 1920 tournament He down to Reggie Lewis playing the 36th hole and 1t looked as If the party was over for him when he put his drive out of the trap, however, and got down in putt for par The feat unnefve6 Lewis he -putted sending the match into extra holes. Chick won on the fifth extra green which made it the longest extra 36-hoe match in US. Amateur history.
 Chick also runner-up in the U. S. Amateur Championships of 1912, 1922 and 1927 and was run ner-up to Walter Hagen in the 1914 Open SENDS EX-CADDIES TO COLLEGE
 Evans, born in July, 1890, won the Chicago City title in 1907 and repeated three times up to 1914 He won the Western Amateur eight times and the Vest ern Open three. In 1911 he held the Western Open North and South and French Amateur crowns
 Having been graduated from the caddie ranks IUne fhatio 1rrit1a Inc fering bag luggers Perhaps his crowning monument in golf is Evans Scholars" for worthy caddies scholarship plan sponsored by the Western Golf As- sociation, which has sent more than 25 ex-caddies through Northwestern University.
 Evans has not always been at peace with the United States Golf Association. Decidedly outspoken Chick criticized with sharpness that equalled his stroking wi2ardry.
 Sectional rivalry, backed by much coin of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11
World Series
 Meet Today

Chicago, Sept. 11.-OP)-Ar- engagements for the 1943 world series will be discussed at & conference among President Ed Barrow of the New York Yankees, President Sam Breadon of the St. Louis Cardinals and Commissioner K. M. LandiS.
 Principal topic was expected to be Barrow's recent suggestion that the first three games, instead of the us- ual two, be played at New York with the remaining contests sched- uled for St. Louis. Barrow proposed the single-trip series to save un- necessary travel.
 Breadon is expected to oppose the plan because in the event of four game series only one contest would be played at St. Louis.
 Whatever the decision, the Yam kees will have the advantage of opening the series at home since the first games this.year fall to the park of the American league winner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11
.C.A.L.CHAMPS
 OPPOSE PONTIAC
 AT YOUNGSTOWN
Special to The DemOcrat)

N0PCCAuA W AnC DCAAVCA&SI
 Youngstown, Ohio, September II. - Waterbury, Connecticut's amateur league baseball champions, drew sturdy opposition for it's first test in the national tournament opening here today, when the Washington Hills take the field against the Gen. eral Motors team of Pontiac, Mich- igan; winners of 19 games of 20 played in the league "back home".
 The game is scheduled for 4 p. m. at Victory Field, one of the better baseball diamonds with the city of Youngstown.
 Feeling that his team is ready for its best effort, after peppery work out Friday afternoon, Manager Pat Quilter of the Washington Hills was expected to pitch his number one moundsman, Ray (Dizzy) Decker, against the Pontiac entry.
 Eighteen teams have filed entry in the 1943 tournament which is being held in the same city for the past three years, having moved from Birmingham, Alabama, home of former NABF president, J. s. (Sun- ny Jim) Downey. Waterbury's team is showing two veterans of more than 20 years baseball experience Paul (Rozor) Doran and Torring- tons Vic Radzevich, both of whom are hitting well this season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11
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he still packs dynamite in his greater feeling of primitive satisfaction for any man than the sight of an op- ponent slithering in the dust as the result of his blows. And this elatior naturally magnifled the last of the fighting zivics.
 Fritzie is the youngest and last of five fighting Zivic brothers-the last of family that took great pride in its heritage of hard hitting" There was brother Jack, for ex- ample, who was the only man ever to register a knockout against Lew Tendler, best southpaw ever to step into any ring.
 Knew It
 zivic, who had knocked out five other opponents in the first rounds of his previous 176 professional fights, said, T knew he was gone when hit him. You can feel it in your fist, and up through your arm when you have hit a man solidly enough for kayo. But I thought he would get up at least once, be- cause he was young and tough"
 Zivic, unmarked in earning at least $5, 900 for less than thre min utes' work, was a far different fel- low from the Fritzie we encountered at Philadelphia a couple of weeks ago, after he had lost a 10-round decision to Bob Montgomery, the Philadelphia Negro who wears the world lightweight crown. Zivic was disheartened then, like any man who has taken a fist beating. De- spite this, the pride of the hard hitting Zivics came to the surface, and said, "Weight-making-paring down to IA pounds for Montgomery weakened me. I believe could lick him at catch weights"
 Last night Zivic weighed 151 pounds, against Vines 150 3-4. He was fighting at catch weights against blind date", because when he accepted the Garden fight, he didn't know the name of his oppo- nent. But he hoped it was Beau Jack, the lightweight challenger. Beau Jack was slated to challenl A for the lightweight crown agains, Montgomery, who had to postpone the title tilt because of an infected wisdom tooth.
 But zivic feels "just great" after his quick kayo over younger Vines, and he is seeking new leather-toss- ing worlds to conquer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11
(Reg. U. s. Pat. Of.) By JACK CUDDY

United Press Staff COrrespondent)
 New York, Sept. 11-(UP)--Un- less you have studied the psychology of the kayo, you can't appreciate fully the elation that lifted Fritzie Zivic at the instant he realized he had achieved a first-round knock out on 8 blind date" at Madison Square Garden.
 In the dressing room, zivic said, T can't remember anything that gave me bigger thrill. I got more kick out of belting this guy out in the first round, than I did when l won the welterweight champeenship from Henry Armstrong"
 He was talking about last nights fight before only 7608 fans and his knockout at 2:04 of the first round over one Winnie Vines of Schenec- tady, N. Y. Vines is 24 years old, the age when most fighters are ap- preaching their peak. zivic is 30- an old man of the ring. And he should be burned out with TIT pro- fessional brawls under his belt.
 But pug-nosed Fritzie proved that