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Evening star., 1943-06-20
Cooper Topples Cubs
AZ, as Cards End
Losing Streak
HurIs Tight Game After
Weak Fourth; Champs
Triumph in Eighth
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, June 1e.-Morton
Cooper, the Cardinals stop"
pitcher, broke the world champions
3game losing streak today and won
his ninth victory of the season,
against ~three defeats, beating the
Chicago Cubs. 4 to 2.
The triumph enabled the Cardi-
nails to retain their 3-game National
League lead over the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Cooper had bad time of it in the
fourth inning when the Cubs scored
their brace of runs on four of their
nine hits, but Stan Musial, Danny
LltWhiler and Whitley Kurowski
came to his rescue with potent
stickWork.
Phil Cavarretta opened the Cubs
scoring frame with a single, but was
cut down trying for second by
Musial. who rapidly is dispelling
prevalent notions that he has a
feeble throwing arm. Billy Nichol-
son struck out, but then Cooper was
staggered by Lou Novikoff's double.
Len Merullo's single and Harry Low
reys triple. Clyde Mccullough
grounded out to end the Cubs often
sive
Musial doubled and LitWhiler sim
gled of Bill Lee for a Cardinal run
in the sixth inning and the same
combination clicked off the tieing
tally in the eighth.
Lee, who had granted eight hits,
was Immediately yanked and was
replaced by Henry Wyse, but Walker
Cooper beat out an infield single and
Kurowski doubled for two more
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Mats
Continued From Page B-1.

fence. Vernon fouled out, but Case
and Spence then negotiated dou-
BILE steal, with Case whisking into
the plate under Kuczynskis pitch
and over Catcher Bob Swfit's vigor-
our protest to Umpire Pipgras.
Philadelphia came up with two
runs in the sixth as the chunky
Estalella opened with his second
homer in two games. He rammed
a mighty blow into the upper tier
of the left-field stands. Siebert
followed with a double off the right
field wall and Carrasquel wild
pitched him to third base. Pete
Suder's fly to Case fetched Siebert
across.
The AS sliced Washingtons mar
gin to 5-3 in the seventh as Car
rasquel made his exit 10 10 White
raped a single off Sullivan's glove
and Eddie Mayo walked. When
Alex pitched one ball to Jim Tyack,
Manager Ossie Bluege summoned
Scarborough from the bullpen.
Scarborough walked Tyack to fill
the bases and White scored after
Spence contributed a sparkling
catch of Estalella's liner. Rae
averted additional damage by fan
ming Siebert and disposing OF Suder
on meek pop to Early.
The Mats lifted themselves into
6-3 lead in the eighth when Moore
and Spence singled successfully and
Vernon was hit by a pitched ball for
the second time. johnson walked
to score Moore but the Mats couldn' t
stir up any more runs as Early and
Priddy fouled out and Clary flied to
Estalella.
Carrasquel's victory was his
fourth of the season over the Ath-
leties.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Hanbury is getting plenty of sup
port, not only because he is a local
boy, but because of the manner in
which he trimmed Jackie Callura,
NBA feather king here. Both sides
OF course are predicting victory.
Hanbury is so confident that he
rates it just another tight. He's
training hard for it and looking for
ward to a proposed match against
Bob Montgomery with the world
lightweight title at stake.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Charles Town Results
Track Fast.

FIRST RAcE-Purse 5000: claiming 3
sseaFrolds seS 6fsi. and upward about Az turongs
fady Dissss Mssssra aF5EiP kiPslsnd 40 s55SS 3soo
D1SIant Star 'Austin) 80
Also ra8.Granny Cake. Satin Mare.
Asnnapolis Maid, Marearet Louan, PLAYFUL
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming,
S.year-ods and up; Charles Town Course,
BTaXton Blossom san 3"1
tommy Atkins tDufordJ $50
Also ran-clock Time. Ampnfy. cssad
Nick.
DAILY Double paid s14soD
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500: elatminr;
STUNNING 'BTaccialej 81 81 so 'Hps io.eo 500
kate Smith lAuStln) $40 SO
Vote Boy, CRoou / 90
Also ranE5Fiagetts. Waugh Scout. Doc
toT Nurse Pavilion and Curves.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
Singing 5 Ea1 sissl 'ROop $50 $50 $50
j Jim nv Walisce ikl5S' ,earre,p 800 sdd99
Also ran-Aisace. Allen caid and Mystic
Man. A A''''S
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s4oo: claiming:
Marol Gras tRoot) 14O 800 So
Honeymaid tGarretO $50 o46
Oomph tAustln) go
Time, $50.
:, Also ran-Laugh and Play. Oyster Bar,
Nom De Plume Never Home and HI Toots.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; Charles Town
Roman Boy .Palumbo) 112o $50 $40
Weatherlte (Austln) $50 so
Amperage (Klrkland) 5 90
Time, l:l6.
Also ran-War PaGe, Evening Shot.
SEVENTH RACE-purse S4O0: claim
ing; 4-year,olds and upward. 6la furlongs,
Dividend tRoot) 100 $40 3 lO
Hard LooSer tkirkland) 80 5 90
Pittsburgh tFitzgerald) $40
Time, l-l93a.
Also ran-7sun TARGET, Chop Sticks, Teco
Tack, Royal Echo, Rare
4-year- -olds and upward | LIS miles
Phantom Player KIRK 27.OO $40 $50
Knights Duchess (Root) 420 ESQ
WoodVale Lass (Kirklandl $50
Time, l:45a5.
Also ran-Janegri. Hot Man, Lady Long,
worth: Free Trader. Jack Horner.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

An all-time attendance record for
Negro baseball in Washington is ex-
pected today for the double header
between Kansas City Monarchs and
Washington Homestead Grays with
the big attraction being Leroy
(Satchelfoot) Paige, scheduled to
hurl one of the games for Kansas
City. First game is at o'clock.
The other visiting pitcher is listed
as Hilton Smith, with the Grays to
send Edsel Walker and Ray Brown
to the mound. On last Thursday
night the two teams drew a 23. 3.OOO
crowd even though Paige did not
pitch as expected. The Monarchs
won, 81, anyway.
For four years each team has been
champion of its respective big league,
the Monarchs in the Negro American
League and the Grays in the Negro
National League. The Monarchs
also beat the Grays in a seven game
championship series last October.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Dodgers Win al Last
On Walkers 4 Hits
His Two Homers, Double
Single Trip Phi|s, IS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BROOKLYN, June Dixie
Walker, batting in the cleanup slot
for the first time this season, hit
two home runs, a double and a
single today to lead the Brooklyn
Dodgers to a 7-to-5 triumph over
the Philadelphia Phillies and break
Brooklyn's flve-game losing streak.
His hitting helped bring credit to
Fred Fitzsimmons for his third
straight victory, after one defeat.
although the portly veteran was
batted out in the eighth when the
Phillies threatened another upris-
ing like the nine-run blast that won
yesterdays game for them.
This time they started their rallv
with three successive singles and a
triple by Jim Wasdell for three
runs. but Les Webber rushed in to
smother the blaze.
The Dodgers were outhit. l3 to IL
but tailed five times off Charley
Fuchs in the first three innings,
Walker hit his first homer with one
on In the first and another with
the bases empty in the seventh,
giving him four round -trippers for
the season. He drove In four runs
and scored four,
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Starr Fight Is First
For Fast Jack on
Comeback Trail
Ex-Liehtweieht Champ
Will Be Heavy Fovorite
Here Tomorrow Niqht

Beau Jack, Georgia Negro boy
who lived the success story of battle
royal fighter and shoe shine boy
to lightweight boxing champion, is
scheduled to show his stuff tomor-
row night at Griffith Stadium
against Make Starr, Indian SOL
dier from Edgewood Arsenal.
Theirs is the 10-round feature
on Promoter Joe Turner's outdoor
card. 1t was planned by Beau
Jack as one of three fights before
the hoped-for rematch against Bob
Montgomery, who took the title
from him in a 15-round scrap sew
eral weeks ago at Madison Square
Garden. Tentative plans call for
him to meet Henry Armstrong,
whom he once defeated, and Sammy
Angott, former champion, before
again meeting Montgomery.
Beau Jacks real name is Sidney
Walker. He got $40 for his first
fight. His speed, power and love
OF boxing attracted attention of
group OF sportsmen, who backed
him in his rise to the top. In his
last four fights his share of the
gate has been around 500 900, not
bad for boy who at one time lived
off tips around a golf club. He
isn't getting SO much tomorrow
night, however, because although
crowd of 10000 or better may
come to the ball park, Promoter
Turner hasn't raised the price
above his usual $3.50 tops.
Jack specializes in wearing down
opponents with windmill body
punching, but Starr has demon
started his ability to do that sort
of fighting, too. His two draws
against Pete Galiano were hot
slugging matches all the way, and
Make plans the same sort of wear
ing attack again tomorrow night.
Starr was winner in his last
match here with Collier Ostwalk
of North Carolina.
The Jack will be favored, Of
course, with odds that probably
will range from 81 to perhaps
Al. Starr is considered a good
opponent, however, by the District
Boxing Commission, which earlier
turned down suggestions that Pete
Galiano and Charley Petro meet
Jack.
The supporting program is headed
by an eight-round semifeature
between Deacon Johnny Brown and
Nick Kirsch. In six-rounders,
Tufty Cummins meets Eddie Kane,
Leon Ford takes on Billy Duncan
and Irish Kid Barry goes against
Jimmy Briscoe. First match is at
8:45.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Wilson Due Early This Week
To Train for Honbury Fiqht

Jackie Wilson, former NBA feather
champion, is expected here tomor-
row or Tuesday to complete training
for his Griffith Stadium fight on
Monday, June %, against Lew Han
bury, local lightweight sensation.
He has been working at Stillman's
gym in New York, while Hanbury
goes through his daily PAGES at Mer-
ricks Boys Club. The odds makers
are giving a slight edge to Wilson
and he is quoted at 6-5, based on
his greater experience and his knock
out over Danny Petro here.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Hubbe|| Needs He|p,
But Defeats Braves
Two Big Giant Innings
Get Him Third in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 19-Carl Hubbell
failed to go the route today, but
earned his third victory without a
defeat as the New York Giants
clustered three runs in the third
inning and two more in the seventh
to beat the Boston Braves, 5 to 3.
The Braves, although held to
seven hits, gave Red Barrett two
run sendoff in the first on a walk
and doubles by Chet Ross and John
ny Mccarthy. But their only other
run was homer by Tommy Holmes
in the seventh.
The Giants drove him out with
three runs on four hits and an error
in the third and Nick Witek, who
singled for one of these scores,
doubled for two more off Dave Odom
in
Evening star., 1943-06-20
RiverIond, Racing
Star, DESTROYED

NEW YORK [P.-Riverland,
the 5-year-old gelding that cost
Harold A. Clark of Miami $4,000
a year ago and then whipped
both Alsab and Whirlaway within
five days last fall, was destroyed
today. The ace of Clark's Louis
lana stable smashed his hipcap in
last Saturdays Carter Handi-
cap at Aqueduct. Four veterin-
arians, representing the insur-
ance company with which he was
insured for $4,000, decided the
injury was too serious and that
the horse would have to be de-
stroyed.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Pittsburgh Reta|iates
With Overtime Win
Nips Reds, 4-3, in Second
Straight Long Contest
By the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, June 1e.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cincin-
natl Reds staged their second extra
inning battle in two days today, the
Pirates winning to 3 after II
innings. The Reds captured IA
inning affair yesterday, 10.
A home run into the right field
stands by Cincinnati Pinch Hitter
Max Marshall tied up the game at
Sail in the ninth.
Bucky Walters pitched for II
innings, but when he walked the
first batter he was replaced by Clyde
Shoun, who made frankie Gustine
hit into double play. Johnny
Wyrostek and Jack Barrett walked
and Bob Elliott's clean single drove
Wyrostek across with the winning
tallV
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Black Badge in Front
In Stake at Detroit
5y the kssociated Pres.

DETROIT, June l9.-Abe Hirsch-
berg's big black colt, Black Badge,
sprinted to two and a half length
victory today over A. ]. Abels
Cramps Image in the $1,000 st.
Aubin Handicap before 1928 fans
at the State Fairgrounds.
A 3-to-2 favorite, Black Badge ran
the 5 furlongs in a good 0:56.3 and
paid SIS straight.
Valdina Sonora, the early pace
setter. was third.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
SECOND GAME.
Totals Al 13 80 II Totals 40 10 80
'Batted for Swift in ninth.
Score by innings:


Cleveland - 600 600 400 40
Chicago - 600 900 231 Q 8
Runs-Hockett, Boudreau, Heath, Cul-
lenbine. Ketner Rosar (2l, Mack 2),
Dean, Cutler, Tucker (2), Curtrieht 90,
Solters. Errors-Cullenbine, Cutler, Kollo-
way t2). Runs batted in--Hockett Hl,
Boudreau 90: Heath (2l. Rosar (2>, Dean,
Outright. Solters. Appling, Holloway GD,
Hodgin, Kuhel. Two-base hits-Boudreau
12). Cutler, Outright, Holloway, Grant.
Three-b base hits-Keltner, Applng. Home
run-Heath. Sacrifices-Keltner Cullen
bine;, Mack. Double plays-,,salveson to
Boudreau to Cullenbine, Appling to Kollo-
way. to Kuhel Holloway to Kuhel. Left
on bases-Clevsland, 8; Chicago; s. Bases
Lee. l: of Swift, l. of Maltzberger, 2.
strikeouts-by Dean, ]; by. Lee. !; by
Swift, 2. Hits-O1 Dean 4 in IA in
nines; of salveson, S in / \ innings (none
out in tenthl off Center. o in "a inning
of A. Smith, l in Is inning; off Lee.
9 in 8 none out in seyenth) of Swift
o in 3 innings: off MaltZberger, 4 in
Losing pitcher-Maltzberger. Umpires-
Messrs. MCGOWAN. Rue and Berry. Time
-2:19. Attendance-5,973
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Runs-Hockett f2>, Boudreau. Cullen
bne, Heath. Moses. Tucker Turner.
Haynes. Runs batted in-Cullenbinp (@D.
Heath, Dessutels. Poat, Moses. Grant.
Two-base hitS-Hockett, Moses, Grant
Stolen base-Tucker. Double plavs-Poat
to Roudreau to Rocco. Mack to Boudreau
to Rocco C2l. Apping to Holloway to
Kuhel. Left on bases-CleveIan $;
Chicago. 4. Bases on balls-Bv Poat. .:
bv Naymck >: bv Humphriss. /; by
Haynes, /. Hts-Of Poat s in innings
none out in sixth: off Navmick, " in o.
innings: off Center, in | n innings.
HAYNES. in 81 innings. Wild pitch
-,Humphries Hit bv pitcher-Bv Hum
phries Mack. Winning pitcher-Poat,
Losing pitcher - Humphries. Umplres--
MeSSrs. Berry. MCGOWAN and Run Time
-2:11. Attendance-5.5O (estimated).
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Take Wing, Outsider
Hawthorne Victor
Best Seller and Shot Put
Troil in 3-Horse Field
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Mrs. Clyde
Troutt's Take Wing, outsider at
$11.80 for 50, was best of a three
horse field that contested the $4,000
Lincoln Handicap at Hawthorne to-
day in the closing feature of the
transplanted 3o-day Lincoln Fields
meeting.
Take Wing led Best Seller home
by three and half lengths, with
Best Seller beating Shot Put, the
only other starter, by a nose. The
time for the IA miles was 2:o4ss.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

RlnS-Novlkof. Merullo, Musial CO..,
LitWhIler W Cooper. Errors-None Runs
batted ln-Lowrey go Lltwhller t2).
kuroWSkl CO.. Two-baSe hits-Lowrpy
Novikofi, Merullo. Musial t2D. Kurowskf,
Three base hit-Lowrey. Double play
Marion TO Klein to Sanders Left on bases
Chicago, Is, St. Louis, T. Bases on balls
on Lee. / of Wyse / off NJ Cooper, i
StrikeoutS-By Lee =: by Wyse. |; by
M Cooper. 3 HitS-Of Lee in "a
innings of Wyse . in u innina. Losins
pitcher-Lee. UmpIres-Messrs Mayer
kurth. Dunn and Stewart. Time-2:l4
Attendance (paid)-2.17S
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Chevy Chase A. c. Ahead

Chevy Chase A. C. baseball team
turned back Friendship nine, 14-2,
yesterday at Alice Deal diamond,
with Buddy Stein pitching a two
hit game for the winners. A close
game became rout in the sixth
inning when Chevy Chase tailed
seven runs.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Indians Tie for Third,
Beating Chisox Twice
Second Taken by Heoth's
Home Run in Overtime
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 19-Jeff Heath's
home run started four-run tenth
inning that gave the Cleveland In
dians a 10-to-8 overtime victory over
The Chicago White Sox in the second
game OF double-header today after
they won the opener, 5 to 4.
The double triumph boosted them
to a tie for third place.
FIRST GAME
Evening star., 1943-06-20

odtteu loI EyEiCQ IN seventh.
tBatted for Beck in ninth.
Philadelphia --- 100 100 O3o-5
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 302 01o 1Ox-7
Runs-:Murtaush t2). Northey. Adams.
Trlplett, Vaughan, Waner, Camilli. Walker
Dahlgren. Waner, Walker 90, Herman,
Livingston, Galan, Wasdell 90. Two-base Sc
hit-Walker Three-base hit-Wasdell
Home runs-Walker (2l. Sacriflce-Fitz-
sImmons Double plays-,,Herman to
Herman to Camilli (2). Brewster to Muir
taush to Wasdell; Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. = BROOKLYN, g., Bases on balls
off Fitzsimmons. !; of Weber l. Struck
out-By Beck. /; by Fitzsimmons. l. Hits
OF Fuchs, in 3 innings: off Eyrich. 3
in innings off Beck, l in > innings:
of Fitzsimmons, 12 in innings tnone
out in eighth); off Webber. ! in innings.
Balk-Fuchs. Passed ball-Owen. Win
ming pitcher Fitzsimmons Losing
pitcher-Fuchs. Umpires-Messrs. Jorda.
Conlan and Barr. Time-l SO. At
tendance-7.6 1925.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Bosox Fans Miss Homers

Red Sox fans are missing their
usual home runs. Jimmy Foxx got
228 and Ted Williams 127 during
their stays in Boston.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

New York k OO3 600 COO
Boston -------------- 200 600 1908
Runs-Jurees t2), Gordon (2). Off,
Holmes. Workman. Ross. Errors-Witek,
Ross. Joost. Barrett Runs batted in
Witek 3D. Bartell. Ross, Mccarthy
Holmes. Two-base hits-Witek. Ross, Nc
Carthy. Joost. Home run--Holmes. Stolen
Jurges to Bartell. Orengo to Bartell.
Witek to Jurges to Orengo, Witelmann to
S1ccs Mccarthy; JooSt @ to MCCARTHY. Left on
balls-Hubbell. 6: Barrett. .; Odom, g.
Strikeouts-,By Hubbell, 4; by Adams, /;
bell, 6 in innings (none out in eiahth):
off Adams, l in innings: off Bar
rett. 6 in 21s innings; off Odom. 4 in
62a innings. Winning pitcher-Hubbell
Losing pitcher-Barrett. Umpires-
Messrs. Ballanfant Reardon and Goetz
Time-2:25. Attendance-3111 paid.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Runs-Crabtree, Walker. Marshall, Wy
rostek, Fletcher (2). De Mageio. Error
Upton. Runs batted in-Lopez, Klinger
co, Mccormick co, Marshall, Elliott.
Two-base hits =. Barrett. Mccormick,
Fletcher. Frey. Three-base hits-Fletch-
er, Elliott. Home run-Marshall Stolen
ner; Lakeman. Double plays-Mesner to
Miller to Mccormick. Shoun to Miller to
Frey; Left on bases-Cincinnati, 10:
ters, 8; by Klinker |: by Lanning /;
by Shoun, l., Strikeouts by Wal
ters, q; by Klinger, 4: by Lanning 3.
Hits-Of Kinser, in 6h innings; OF
Rescieno, 3 in 22s innings; OF Lannins,
10 innings; on Walters, 10 IN 10
innings; Oh Shoun, 2 in q inning. Win
Shoun,
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Games This Week.

"a"es Anh week.
Todsy-Cameo Furniture VS. Heurich
brewers thrst-half championship West
Eulpse, pm. Tomorrow-Premier Cab
vs. Heurich Brewers Mailman Photo VS.
aeadauarters Marines. Tuesday-Penn-
Eentral VS.. Engineerng and Research
Meonesoay-Heuric Brewers VS. Cameo
furniture Navy Yard Marines VS. Miller
FURNITURE. Thursday-Engi ineering and
hesearch VS.. Premier Cab. Miller Furniture
vs.. Headquarters Marines Friday-Cameo
Furniture VS. Penn-Central Miller Furni-
ture VS.. Navy Yard Marines (All weekday
games at ) 80 on the Ellipse)
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Totals Al 1922 Tr

Totals Al 1892 16 Totals AZ 12 80 IA
Two out when winning run was scored.
Ran for. Mueller in seventh
Batted for De Phillips in ninth.
5 Batted for Rescigno in ninth,
Batted for Calman in ninth
Batted for Lanning in eleventh,
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Canoes, Brewers Tilt
For Industrial Loon
First-HaIf Honors
Furniture Nine Reaches
Big TussIe Hard Way;
Departmental Busy

After staging one Of the biggest
comebacks local sports have seen
for some time, Cameo Furniture
baseball team will meet Heurich
Brewers today at 3 o'clock on the
West Ellipse for the first-half honors
in the Industrial League.
Cameo. managed by Connie
Wyche, dropped its first game, then
had to win seven in a row to tie
the Brewers. 1t ran into a lot of
bad luck along the way, too, being
rained out more than any other
club.
Scores In Playoffs.
Last week in the Industrial League
played off its postponed games and
Cameo was involved in five of these,
winning all.
Connie, though, has no objection
to playing every day, nor has his
hustling little catcher, Billie Kittle.
Cameo has a four-man pitching
staff, headed by Lefty" Mcintyre,
grand old man Of Washington sand
lots who won three straight games
for the Furnituremen.
The Industrial loop will jump into
its second-half schedule tomorrow,
while the Departmental League will
get in some postponed games before
calling the f1rst-half schedule closed.
1t Is due to begin second-half play
on Monday, June %, although nine
postponed tilts are jamming the
program. -Four are carded this week
and others will be worked in later
SO long as they have a bearing on
the f1rst-half title.
Millers in Flag Fight.
Miller Furniture and Headouar-
ters Marines are the teams battling
for the crown.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Totals 35 2715 Totals 33 727l5
"Batted for Masi in eighth.
fBatted for Odom in ninth.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Charles Town Entries
For Tomorrow
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse S4O0: claiming
4-year-ods and upward; about 4lz fur
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Totals 81 13 "a 9
Philadelphia
Brooklyn

io'd4o o. 10 II lotdls 81 IL u 10
'Batted for Fuchs in fourth
fBatted for Eyrich in seventh.
tBatted for Reck in ninth
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22

LIZA Jugoslavje odnosno Srbe, ker Srbobran slnatra
nabrze vse sedanje jugoslovanske pokrane ohmoce
Velike Srbe To je ako gorosastna laz da menda nina
primera zgodovin &c jo merimo merilom Hit
ereve propaganda. Povecevat Mihajlo in njegove
eetnike, narodnega unaka in osvoboditeja, ko YES
svet We, nabol pa ugosovanska in vse ostae Wade Ze
dnjenh narodov, da zdi svojh hribh, ako slcano
bor oh strani nash hujsih soyraznkov Itaanov
prot resncnim osvoboditeem Jugoslavije = partiza-
non e naravnost smesno! Toda to e danes stara
amerskem casopsu objavljena in komentirana zgodba
kaero bono vec tratil energje casa. Opozar
jamo clanek Dorothy Thompson-ove, slovite
vnarke in komentaorke nasi prv stran Tako kakor
ona miso danes vs sovec in iskren ameriski novinar
|j, kaerh tozadevnega gradiva e toko, da ga
pri naboljsi wolff sprot objavlja noben sovensk list
ocigled teh ugotovitev velesrbskh sovinistov, OBJ
javenh nasem vcerajsnjem in danasnjem clanku je
naravnos sramota, da najdejo med ameriskmi slo
venskim urednki zasti med urednik stov, XII pravo,
da deavsk in napredn ljude XII podpirajo to nazad-
nasko reakcijo in nene predstavnike in XII obcutio
do resncnh borcev svobodo ugosovanskega ljudsva
nicesar, razen mrznje in sovrastva!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
IL urada tajnika podr. st. 35
JPO,SS

Cleveland, Chic. - Clane O.
menjene podruznice prosim, da
Sc gotovo udelezijo seje, XII sc
vrsi V torek, dne 25. maja, kot
obicajno v SID ma Waterloo
Rd.
Zeleti bi bilo, da ste vsi "a
stopniki kot zastopnice drustev
naVzoci, kakor tudi yes odbor.
Vsaka seja je vazna, tako je tu-
di ia, torej prosim, bodite vsi
navzoci.
V mojem zadnjem poroeilu o
prispevkih "a mesec april Sc je
Vrinila pomota, in sicer v sezna-
mu nabiralca A. Jankovica, Sc
je oznacilo ime druzine Anton
Zanko, kar pa bi Sc morale gla-
siti Anton Zorko. Druzina Zor-
ko je re preje prispevala v ta
biag r1amen, in upamo, da bo to
oprostila.
j. Durn, tajnik. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-22
Razmere premogarjev
Nanenil

Cleveland, Ohio. - Namenil
sem Sc nekoliko raztolmaeiti Sc
DAME premogarske stavke. Ci-
tai sem v ameriskih casopisih,
k jih izdaia kapitalizem,, in ma
zalost SO tudi nekateri sloven-
ski easepisi priobeili psovke
John L. Lewisa. .->,rs
JAZZ SEM delal v promogorovu
80 let: Lansko leto sem Sc pre-
SELL pa tukaj v Cleveland, zato
ker Y danasnji draginii delavec
ne zasluzi vee kot $35 ma te-
den. Potem pa premislite kako
more oce vzdrzevati druzino.
John i. Lewis je dosti priboril
"a premogarje. Predno smo Sc
organizirali je premogar zaslu-
I'll po SIS ma teden, in to &c .je
delal 5 dni v tednu. Ali ma Ia