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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16

struktivnih delavcev. Slovenski
otroci s silo odtrgani il naro-
eli svojih jokajoeih manic in
odpeljanih v, fasisticne vzgoje-
valnice - bodo potujeeni in
zastruplieni S fasisticno ideolo-
gijo.
"Two-Way Passage" DO mo-
raj v funkcijo, &c bono hotel,
da nova slovenska generacija
ne bodo sami idiot.
Slovenija OF. Jugoslavija ina
VISA naravna bogastva, kar nj
ma nobena druga evropska dr.
Java. z nasimi mlajsimi nase-
l:jenci ali tn rojenimi strokov-
MAXI slovenskega izvora hi tam,
kjer so DAM vsi pogoji, ustva-
rili v kratkem easu, lepo malo
Ameriko, kjer hi incl vsak do,
wolf kruha donna in vsega, kar
81 moderni, now clovek zeli. TIC
bode naloga pomozne akcije pc
sklepu evropskega miru. Do to-
daj pa je vse odvisno cd della
in uspeha SANS-a, &c bodo Slo'
venci in Slovenija ostali poo
tujim iarmom, jim tudi vse po'
NONE akcije ne bodo koristile
Use kar jim DO poslano, DO pc
grabil gospodar in Slovencen
kot narodu, brez svojih SOL ir
kulturnih ustanov, bodo stet
dnevi do popolne narodne smrt
in temu bono krivi mi amerisk
Slovenci, &c bono ostali brez'
brizni in ne bono podprli z vsc
mocjo delo in naloge SANS-a
Ne strasimo Sc prvih tezav
vse Sc DO izraVnalo, tudi gla<
mednamskih nezavednezev, SUI
njev tisocletne reakcije DO With
nil, &c bodo obcutili, da so O
samljeni.
Beseda "Politicna akcija' ma:
ne SINE ovirati, ker vsako de
lovanje "a p~riznanje in samo
stojnost naroda in njegovil
pravic je politicno delo. Cd na'
in samo cd mas je odvisno, G.
DO incl slovenski narod svoj'
zastopnike in branitelje pri re
'eni mizi, XII bodo iz~vojevali svo
bodo, enakopravnost in neod
visnost Sloveniji in Slovencem
joe Mention,
Detroit, Mich
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16

Dino Grandi, XII maj hi bill
vladar "demokraticne
Bait Sc je, da bi separatni
mir 2 1talijo resil Sayojsko di-
nastijo. Mnogo mojih prijate-r
ljev odkrito izjavlja: Italia
mora postati republika'.
Italijani upajo zdaj, da jim
DO uspelo skleniti mir, XII jim DO
ohranil vecji del domacega O.
zemlja in obenem tudi nekatere
kolonije. Rad verjamem, da bo-
sta Washington in London pri-
pravljena placati dobro ceno "a
izstop Italije IL vojne. Ako hi
ona zapustila osisee, hi silno
pretresla manjse satellite kakor
Bolgarijo, Rumunijo in Madzar.
sko. Toda nikakor ne smemo
skleniti taksnega separatnega
miru ma podlagi popuscanja '
vprasanjih casti ali demokra'
ticnih nacel.
Dejstya, katerih ne smemO pc
Zabiti
Skrbeti moramo cato, da b
Italia prisiljena odpovedati 81
slovanskih pokrajin, XII so pc
stale Pc prvi svetovni vojni de
Italije.
Italia 81 je prisvojila tie slo
vanske kraje ma podlagi tain
pogodbe, %sklenjene dine 26. a
prila 1915 Londonu med Fran
clio, Anglijo in Italijo.
Woodrow Wilson je ma Yer
sailleski mirovni konferenci cd
klonil to pogodbo in nj hote
priznati Meme veljavnosti, tie
energicno protestiral prot te
mu, da Sc izroci Italiji 10000
Slovencev in 1000 600 Hrvato1
Sovjetska Russia tie nasilne c
kupacije nj nikdar priznala, Ike
ma mirovni konferenci nj bill
njenih delegatov.
S svojim vstopom v vojno O
strani Nemcije, je Italija koni
no veljavno zaigrala svoj
dvomljive pravice, %izvirajoce i
tajnega londonskega pakts
) Vzhodni del Italije, " katerel
1--WE Slovenci in Hrvati, NOR
zopet postati del Jugoslavije.
| Poleg tega pa je bio ravns
ME fasisticnih oblasti naprar
TEN slovenskim manjsinam ia
ko kruto, da hi re samo pc sc
hi upropastilo vsako pravico
talije do teh vzhodnih pokrs
jim. Ma tie .stvari je treba misl
tt ter jih upostevati, kadar RAJ
misljamo O separatnem miru
. Italijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16

MOI, taksen, S kakrsnlm
e lena lahko zadovoljna in XII
more biti mani zmeraj ponosna.
Pa je bill cato tudi sam pono-
;en in vessel; tega je bill pa po-
,reben, pray to ga je drzalo. -
Nemara nj prav, da $ teboj ia
kole govorim o tvojem ocetu.
Pa sal je vse v dobrem! Sc zme-
raj ga imam jake rada. tt pa
tudi ne misli mic slabega o svo-
j materi, XII DO re mrtva."
Tedaj je MEN veliki FAINT po-
vesil glavo nizko ma prsi in je
tho dejal: "Oh, nikari mi ne
govorite o smrti, matt, sal ste
Sc mladi. In kar ste dejali o
krcmi, oh, matt, KIDD je pa 0 vas
kaj narobe mislil, eeprav smo
bill preneumni, da hi vse pravil-
no raZumelii"
Pet in petdesetletna zena, XII
je kakor starka lezala pod pi-
sano PRESTO odejo, VISA sivolasa
in upadlik lie, je segla pc roki
svojega fanta, pc tel tezki roki,
XII Sc je je Sc drzala vrtna prst,
in je spregovorila z globokim
vzdihom: "Jakob, nj ga skoraj
cloveka, XII hi kaj dosti vedel O
listen cloveku, XII craven NIGGA
hodi. Mora re biti tako. cato
clovek kar ne more biti zadosti
dober, ker nikoli ne yes, koliko
je tega KIDD potreben. A tega Sc
pozno naucis, in ko Re yes, tega
ne mores povedati, vsaj mi, kar
mas :ie, mislim. Gosposki ljudje
znajo vse bolje povedati. A ma
Sc vrste clovek, &c on lahko kaj
takega pove, potem mora ne
mara re umreti::"
Jakob je dolgo molcal in je
rekel nato S tresocim sc gla-
SON.:
Matt, mi smo vas imeli zme-
raj vsi radi, in nikar ne recite
nobene o umiranju. Tega JAZZ ne
morem slisati."
zena je cutila, kako je smrt
grabila pc njenem srcu. zazele-
u 81 zjes duhovnika in svete pc.
slednje popotnice. A komaj je
mogla to povedati temu svoje-
mu velikemu otroku, ker ga nj
hotela %prestrasiti in razzalosti-
tt. Ko jo je njena dusna stiska
vendarle prisilila to storiti, je
postal skoraj surov, lie da hi Sc
ubranil S tenn tie divje grozote,
XII ga je nenadoma napadla. A
ko je re to izustila, je pri tenn
tudi vztrajala.
Nato je poklical emo cd zensk,
XII SO v. isti hist stanovale, sam
pa je divjal skozi noe pc duhov-
nika.
Ko je vse izpolnila, kar je BIZ
Ia Bogu dolzna je spokojno le-
zala v postelji, XII je bila zdaj
lepo belo prestlana. Men obraz
je bill obraz jake pridne zenske,
XII je zanjo napocil sobotni We
Ger pc dnevih vrocega in mu-
kepolnega tedna, sobotni vecer
z ocejeno hiso in zv%onjenjem
zvonov in z rozami, XII imajo
duh pc velikih ~praznikih.
MOI je bill ma poti S starej-
Sim simon. Vsak je moral pelja-
tt voz, Xxi je spadal h koci, in Sc
lie drug dan Sc bosta povrnila
domov. Heeri pa sta bill ze vec
let poroceni; ena v ,sosednji va
81 in druga dalec tam oh meji.
4
In tako Sc je zena, XII ie
morala umreti, Sc enkrat dvig-
Mia iznad blazin, pogledala ,je,
ali ie soseda Re spet odsla in je
nato rekla svojemu sinu: ia
kob, povej ocetu, ko DO spet
prisel, da mu JAZZ oh, ne,
sporoci mu samo pozdrav, reel
mu lahko noe cd meme.
Drugo pa vse sam We Nj
koiaju poVej, da sem rokavice,
XII jih DO nosil, ko Sc DO zmrazi-
10, Sc mogla dokoncati. Mislim,
da, NH volna no .hn ,ro,,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16

JakOp Je JeQel, keT Je W pay
,padalo k dnevu tako kakor
who'd in zahod. Vendar
nj jedel tako S tekom kot sicer
IN Sc je potem vrnil v ozko, "a
tohlo kamro, in je obstal OBJ
postelje. Same ia po-
je bila tn, XII je bila siro-
ka in visoka.
.Potegnil je odejo eez mate
rine noge in jih je tesno zavil,
ko da Jill mora obvarovati, da
je ne DO zeblo vanje, eeprav je
hi, dan vroe in je' bio soparno
v sobici. A pr tel kretnji ne
rodne in tudi tako odvisne skrb-
ljivosti, je spreletel srecen
smehljaj to trdo, izgarano lice
zene, XII je bila pref kmetica in
:je postala potem zena delavca.
V tridesetih letih njenega zako-
ma Sc je zgodilo prvikrat, da Sc
je dvignila kaka roka cato, da
je zanjo poskrbela. In da Sc je
to zgodilo Sc zdaj, to je tako
trdo delo.
Doslej nj nieesar pogresala
pri svojih redkobesednih in pc
svoje okornih otrocih. Sal je bi-
la TAXA narava tudi njena in je
ia narava zivela v vseh takih
druzinah in je bila prav TAXA
pac tudi potrebna, da so mogli
biti kos zivljenju.
A zdaj je nenadoma zacutila,
kako je bila u~trujena. Njena u,
trujenost je dosegla tisti mir
neskoncne zalosti, XII more Clio
veka il ME resiti samo pray
globoko spanje. In pray v vsc
to svojo utrujenost je zaeutila
da 10 je ia MEN veliki FAINT ime.
rad in da je bill dober z MO. -
Kakor mimohiteei poletni obla'
eek il je prav nalahno prise
spomin ma dneve, ko je bila ne
vesta, ko je prvikrat zivlje
nju nekaj pomenila.
Plaho je rekla: cali Sc hoce:
malo usesti?' in je pokazala M
stol, XII je stall craven postelje
in ma katerem .je bila polozils
svojo obleko, sivo krilo, sivo ko
cemajko in rdeckasto spodnj'
krilo, kakor so bile oblecens
revne zenske v tistih letih. A
koj je nadaljevala in Sc pri ten
klavrno smehljala: "Pa seveda
kaj hi pri meni posedal! LIE kal
lepo malo skozi vas pojdi, ja'
bonn pa zaspala. Sal nisem MI
vec bolna, samo tako trudn;
SEM"
Toda Jakob Sc je usedel
njej in je varno polozil materi
no obleko ma craven stojeeo mi
zico. Zacel je govoriti o dnev,
in o delu, 0 trdovratnem ka
MENU, o norGavi jeznoritost
ravnatelja - in je tako v pol u
ri povedal vec kot sicer v pc
lovici meseca.
A potem Sc mu je dihanj'
matere zazdelo tako cudno il
njen pogled mu je bill videti ia
ko teak in zalosten. Ko il je O
del noge, jo je vprasal, ali ma
j prinese Sc skodelico KAYE al
kozarec vode ali kaj drugega
A ko je lie odmajala z glavo, ST
je kar neprilicno spomnil, ka
ko sta oce in matt oh nedeljaf
hodila v gostilno in kako Sc j
to v poslednjih letih vedno red
keje dogajalo, dasi nj poVsen
izostalo. Jecljaje jo je vprasal
"Ali hi sci pc kozarec piva al
pozirek VIVA?
Nemara bi YAM dobro stori
To-" Nato Sc je v zadregi odkas'
ljal.
Tedajci je zarka rdecica spre'
letela obraz zene. Dejala je
prav hudo tezko je to izgovori
la: ITO je pa res lepo cd tebe
Jakoh. vendar zares nicesar nj
potrebujem. In - kajne, ii 81 Sc
zdajle spomnil, kako sva sla
ocetom OBJ nedeljah v gostilno /:
IAh, YES, malokdai sem SrkniIa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16
UREDNIkOXA POSTA
SIovensh Ameriski Norodni Svef in
pomoznu Akciio

Nabrani denar "a pomozno
akcijo DO narodu, v domovini
koristil lie, &c bodo Slovenci svo-
bodni in Slovenija iztrgana il
krempljev Nemcev, Lahov in
Madzarov, XII danes tekmujeJo
med seboj, KIDD DO hitreje in te-
meljiteje zatrl slovenski zivelj.
Prva zrtev fasisticne brutalno-
sti je bila slovenska inteligen-
ca, pobita ali pa odpeljana v
koncentracijska taborisca, Cd
koder, kot pc izjavah samih O.
kupatorjev, nj povratka.
Geografska lega Slovenije Je
ma krizpotu Jadrana, Sredozem-
liza in ma potu ma who'd (Drang
mach Osten). Start program
Nemeije in Avstro-O grske ne
DO izginil tudi pc popolni kapi-
tulaciii osisca. Berlin, Dunaj,
Rim in Buda Pest, pa maj bodo
tie drzave v rokah fasistov ali
nefasistov, bodo napela vse 81
lie pri sklepanju miru, da DO
Slovenija Sc bolj okrnjena kot
je bila pc prvi svetovni vojni,
&c ne cisto izbrisana z zemljevi-
da.
Ma zastopnike Slovencev pri
ubezni jugoslovanski vladi Sc ne
moreno zanesti.
Vatikan, Rim in Dunaj so V
lepi slogi raznarodovali Primor-
sko, Korosko in Istro. Vatikan
je sicer izjavil nekak dvoumni
protest prot pogromu zidov,
toda glasu protesta cd tam nj
bio prot trpincenju in moritvl
katoliskih Slovencev. Svobodni
voditelji Slovencev so pc vecini
mrtvi, ali pa zapisani smrti. -
Kdo maj dokaze svetovnim d.
plomatom, da ina mali sloven-
ski narod pravico do obstanka ?
Kdo ga DO zastopal in branil
pr zeleni mizi?
SANS je bill 5. in 6. decembra
1912 V Clevelandu organiziran
cato, da govori in zastopa Slo-
vence in Slovenijo pr zaveznis-
kin vladah, pridobiva prijatelje
Sloveniji in Slovencem, XII jih je
incl vsak drugi narod vec kot
smo jih incl do takrat mi. Do
kazati svetu S fakti, da smo
Slovenci kulturen in samostojen
narod, DO SANS-u zelo tezka
naloga.
Sposobne in postene moze i
mamo, &c bono stall "a mimi
vsi, XII nam je bodocnost in oh,
stoj Slovenije in naroda pri sr.
GU, podpiraliA moralno in gmot,
no, teznje in naloge SANS-a z
vsemi mocmi, DO cast in ponos
vseh mas, ko bono lahko z We.
seljem zavriskali "Slovenija je
resena. Vresnicile so Sc nase
najsrcnejse zelje in nase zrtve
MISC bile zamanj. KIDD ne DO We,
SELF"
Cleveland, mas slovenski DO.
nos, najvecja in najkulturnejsa
slovenska naselbina v Ameriki
maj DO zvezda vodnica v delu ir
zrtvah "a najplemenitejso Ego.
dovinsko slovensko delovanie V
Amerlkl.
Takoj ko doseze SANS svot
namen in izvrsi svoje naloge, be
prestal S svojim delovanjem in
takrat pride POMONA akcija ma
vrsto.
Slovenci, kolikor jih DO Sc Ii.
win, bodo mnogi brez domov, 0.
bleke, hrane, semen, Irvine.
sploh brez vsega potrebnega "a
~cloveski obstanek.
Ameriski Slovenci bono mo.
rail- poseci globoko V Yep, da
jim .pomagamo. Ne lie nasi star.
81, bratje in sestre, vsi, pray vsi
bodo upirali oci k nam in edi,
no k nam
Vsi narodi bodo -potrebni in
vsak DO svojemu najpreje pc.
magal, cato. bodo Slovenci cd.
visni lie cd mas in nase podpore.
Sloyeniia bo brez ueitaliey
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-01
TRIBE HAS THAT SAME OLD FEELING

Al Smith and Vernon Kennedy
are family men,.
Joe Heving, the number one
relief pitcher, is over 38 and
thus past the selective service
limit. Harry Eisenstat, another
relief hurler, is married but child
less.
The acquisition of Warren
Buddy Rosar, who was obtain
ed in a two-pronged trade with
the Yankees who got infielder
Oscar Grimes, is expected to boil
ster the Tribes catching depart
ment. Rosar, along with the
other two backStops, Gene De-
sautels and Otto Denning, are
married and have one or more
children.
The only probable vacancy in
the infield is first base. Les Flem-
ing, who took over the position
after Hal Trosky was placed on
! the voluntary retirement list,
has notified club officials that
he has been classified 2-B. He
is working in a shipbUilding plant
in Beaumont, lex, but his clas-
, sification will probably be chang
cd when he returns to his dia-
mond job. Fleming is married
but has no children. Russ Peters,
intield utility man, is a logical
replacement for Fleming. Peters
is married and has a child.
Three Fathers
Second baseman Ray Mack,
shortstop-manager Lou Boudreau
| and third baseman Ken Keltner
are fathers and CONSEQUENTLY in
the ga class. -'''''''',s '..'
The only outfield change was
caused not by the draft but by
the trade with the Yankees.
Cleveland snapped Roy Stormy
Weatherly for Roy Cullenbine.
Cullenbine and the other two
regular fly chasers, Jeff Heath
and Oris Hockett, have families.
Redskins who are now in
some branch of military serv-
ice include pitchers Bob Eel
Ter. Tom Ferrick and Joe Kra-
kaukas. outfielders Clarence
Soup Campbell and Buster
Mills. and catcher Jim Hogan.
! Several of the Redskins have
been working in war plants since
the close of the season, but vice
president Peckinpaugh says none
of them have advised him that
they intend to quit baseball.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-01
WAGES OF SOMETHING

The other day a foolish man,
OF women overload,
Fell sick and died of pistol Shots
Contracted from a blonde. =
1t seems he had abused the lady's
Confidence at will,
But mulish baked when called
upon
To pay the marriage bill.
And since he did not want her
for
His lawful welded wife.
In payment for the debt the
lady
Levied on his life.
To cops who undertook to quiz
The much-cOnfuSed cocotte,
She said her mind had been a
blank
(The cartridges were noD.
Now, when the matter comes to
court,
With "oyez" duly cried,
The Scoundrel in his grave and
not
The lady will be tried.
For while seducers are no good,
They're sometimes made to rue
BY juries of potential such s d.
81 Who lack k, the nerve to do it, "
Twelve unnsophisticated men eze
Will try the late deceased, '2'
AS one deserving worse than
death,
To say the very least.
Their verdict will with quick ac-
cord
Mete justice to the sinner
And vote the sobbing outraged
blonde
Acquittal and a dinner.
Free lovers all, the moral con:
Who rides a tiger must hold on.
MARGUERITE CROLLY.
1l09 Stump Lane,
Key West, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-01
TO BE CONTINUED
Coast Guard Academy
Boxers Highly Rated
(By Associated PrenR)

NEW LONDON, Conn, Feb. 1.
Though listed among the minor
colleges in intercollegiate ath-
letics, the U. S. Coast Guard acad-
envy, whose normal peacetinle en-
rollment is 125 cadets. rates
among the majors in boxing.
Since they began boxing in
1880, the Cadets have won 81
meets, tied four and lost %, with
schedule including such oppo-
nents as Yale, Harvard, Army,
Syracuse NIT, Maryland, West
ern Maryland, Rutgers. Catholic,
and Toronto as well as others.
Of the schools met at least
twice, only Syracuse and Army
have all-winning records against
Coast Guard.
The academy made the Eastern
intercollegiate boxing fraternity
sit up and take notice in 1887
when the Cadets defeated Yale
at New Haven, S to 3, the first
time Yale had been beaten in its
own gym in a quarter of cen
fury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-01
MARCHING SONG
FOR P. @. DEPT.
OTHER HAPPENINGS AROUND
WASHINGTON DURING
WAR PERIOD
By JACK STINNETT

AP Features Service Writer
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The
Capital in Wartime:
:. Shades Of the Pony Expressl
The Postoffice Department has
got itself a marching song. As
nearly as your correspondent S
unmusical ear could make out, it
isn't bad either. Music and lyrics
were written by couple of fell
lows who should know for they
have both served the postoffice
for years.
Some of the couplets go: 4
carry the mail for Uncle Sam,
take it through with speed and
wham";; and Il bring your mail
from far and near, I'm next of
kin to Paul Revere. The boys
got in a dig at couple of old
traditional mail service gags,
with the lines: 81 get it there
right, on the minute, and never
peek to- see, what's in it." My
fayorite is the plant on the
mailman's long hours and his alb
sence Of time for the little joys
of life. 1t goes: Il carry on from
dawn It'll dark, and don't have
time to stop and spark"
Army Takes Floating Hotel"
Gone from the slip on the Po-
tomac near Fourteenth and Main
avenue is the 75-room floating
hotel" Amphitrite, which has
been getting notices in the dailies
here for months. Ever since it
came numbering up the coast
from Fort Lauderdale, Fla, to do
its bit in relieving the Washing
ton housing situation, it has had
troubles galore.
To get it remodelled and re-
furnished, its owners had to
battle priorities. To get it moor
ed, they had to scrap over rental
rights. There were ruckuSes with
public, utilities, Local officials
and WPB. But thAES< all over
now. The army has 4sken over.
Shining like sssillionaires
yacht, the-mot orless waterway
hostel was towe silently away.
Destinations military secret.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-01
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGUILAR
"CHICHT" ANXIOUS TO
OPPOSE PAUL ALBURY'S
REGULARS ANY TIME

The writer has just received a
letter from Gerald Abreu, known
to his friends here as Chichi, one
of the original. Pirates, base
ball club.
Gerald played centerfield for
the Pirates at the old Gato's
Park on South street when AL
fredo Machin and Perez Coto
were the catchers, Mario Pena
and Mario Sanchez were the
pitchers, Rene Machin the first
baseman, Chelo Castillo the sec
ond-bascman, Cuco Castillo the
third sacker, Joe Hale the short
stop, Fred and Puby Caroonell
and Colo Valdes the outfielders
Garcia, Ubieta, Buckley, Key,
Acevedo Molina, c. Vidal and r.
Garcia also played on the club.
Abreu writes in his letter that
he has a grocery store and meat
market at SO East 108th Street,
New York City.
He wants to return to Key
West and play against Paul AL
bury's Regulars whenever the
old Pirates play them. He is
willing, he said, to bring club
down here from the Big City as
soon as the wars over. He
claims the amateurs up there
will show the ConchS how to
play ball
The writer answers Abreu
with this statement: Should the
New Workers come here, they
will know they have been in a
ball game before they leave to
return home.
We hope Aureus dream comes
true and a club from Central
Park will be seen in action down
here.
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BY LARRY SMITH
AP Features

.AP Features
CLEVELAND, Feb. 1.-The
Cleveland Indians, hard-pressed
to finish fourth in the American
League last season, figure to be
in the thick of the pennant-
grabbing contest this year.
Roger Peckinpaugh, former
Tribe manager who is now vice
president of the club, bases his
optimistic prediction for 1913
upon the fact that the teams
strength has been little affected
by the draft. -.
Contracts Mailed To 81
Of the 81 players to whom con-
tracts have been mailed, % were
listed on the club roster during
the 1912 season.
IF we don't lose any more
men. we'll be right up with the
other top teams" Peckinpaugh
declares confidently.
The Indian official considers
the New York Yankees and the
st. Louis Browns as the chief OBJ
stacles to a Cleveland champion
ship.
He believes the loss of Ted
Williams, Johnny Pesky and
Dominic DiMaggio will eliminate
the Boston Red Sox from the
role of a title contender.
THE Red Sox have lost their
three best men and I don't be-
/ lieve they'll be able TO make
much of showing this year"
Peck reasons.
Joe Cronin, ex-manager of the
Red Sox, now with the American
Red Cross, shares Peckinpaugh's
belief that the Indians will be a
strong contender this year. Cron-
in recently termed the Tribe as
"a team to watch.
Cleveland's tentative 1943 ros-
ter is literally srrinkled with
players of the ga variety Most
Of the Redskins are fathers.
Only One Hu-ler Lost
The draft is not expected to
sap the clubs pitching strength
to any great degree OF the start
ing hurlers, only Chubby Dean
may not be around for the entil e
season. Dean is married but has
no children. The others, Mel
Harder, Jim Bagby, Al Milnar,
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Guinea she had found belief in
ghosts strong and widespread.
She told of seeing native youth
of % die in a fit because of
ghosts he thought he had seen in
the deep forest. Strangers taken
into interior Guinea often are ter
rified by sights they imagine they
see in the jungles. Miss Cheesman
added that the japanese really are
a primitive people and that some
reported dead from no apparent
cause might easily have died in an
excess of fright caused by these
fancied forest ghosts.
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MAYBE: 9Th GHOSTS ::s =
WEAR UNIFORMS
SIGHT OF u. S. MARINES MAY
HAVE FRIGHTENED JAP
ANESE TO DEATH
(By Associated PresSl

LONDON, Feb. l. - japanese
soldiers reported found dead in
New Guinea jungles without
marks of violence or illness upon
them may well have been killed
by ghosts, a British woman ex-
plorer suggests. Evelyn Cheesman
says that in her expeditions to New