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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Sports
at a Glance
BY JOHN NAJDUCH


When Eschenburg Tires won
their first game a few days ago,
playing against Spruce Inn, they
pointed with pride to it in the
won and lost column. II GER
tainly looked good with the IL
defeats. }ut today all is gloomy
in the Eschenburg camp. the
victory will have to be erased
from the record books.
The last Eschenburg Tires
versus Spruce Inn game was
scheduled by mistake. They had
already played each other twice
this season, which is all the
league ruling calls for. When
Bernie Ballantine noticed the
mistake, he was forced to throw
out the last game. The record
now reads no wins, IL losses.
(Eschenburg, old man, get me a
set OF new tires, and I'll have
the linotyper make a mistake
and reverse the cOlumns.)
The death of the first worlds
fastest human is the third with
in recent months among the ma
tons outstanding sport figures.
The country's No. / athlete in
1889, Ensign Nile Kinnick, ALI
American grid star at the Uni
versity of Iowa, was killed in
the Pacific theater of war last
month Early in May another
Southern California track hero
who wrote track history. 1t.
Louie Zamperini, failed 10 re-
turn from a bombing mission in
North Africa. :.
Paddock flourished during the
decade known as the golden age
OF sports. That era produced
sports imm0rtals such as Babe
Ruth, Red Grange, Bobby Jones,
Jack Dempsey, and tennis play
er Big Bill Tilden.
Orville Zorn, who plays third
base for Spruce Inn, will be out
of the lineup for the rest of the
season, He fractured his hand
chasing after foul ball last
NJ on q y in the Spruce Inn
Eagles game He hit has handIon
a corner of the ticket booth at
st. Mary'S Stadium.
Race track followers are be-
ginning to moan as their favor
ite entries are thinning their
pocketbooks. In fact they have
been losing hand over fist with
numerous favorites at the ma
jor tracks turning into also rams.
On Wednesday alone, % fav-
orites were beaten in total OF
81 races, at eastern tracks. The
same percentage prevailed at the
Detroit race track.
Today's best bet-Don't.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

Hugh Bedient and Smoky Joe
Wood. Matty had only to re-
tire three Red Sox TO give the
Giants their first world cham
pionship since 1905.
Fred Snodgrass made his cele-
brated tWo-base muff of Pinch
Hitter Clyde Engle's fly, how
ever, and after Harry Hooper
flied out, Steve Yerkes walked.
and then Iris Speaker popped
an easy foul just outside the first
base coach's box Merkle and
Chief Meyers, the catcher, doing
an Alphonse and CASTOR, permit
ted the ball TO drop between
them.
Speaker singled in the tying
run, sent Yerkes to third. and
the latter scored the winning
run following the catch of Lar
ry Gardeners fly.
Merkle collected losers
cheCk IN SIX world SerleS-three
in a row with the Giants in IL
1913, with the Brooklyn bod
gers in 'l6, the Cubs in 10 and
with the New York Yankees as
a coach in 26
While a right-hand long-dis-
lance cleanup hitter, in ID Ma
tional League campaigns Merkle
only once hit 800 or better
300 with the Giants in 10 He
left lifetime major league av-
erage of .273.
Although he was a right-hand
thrower. without the physical
advantages enjoyed by left
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
ROCKIES ALL

CHAMPAIGN, III, July "a
(Pl-- Once and for all they've
silenced that moaning on the
University of Illinois campus
about What a football team
we'd have If only the Army
would let its trainees here play
on the team" The University
physical education department
queried all 1,750 of the Army
boys and found--only five had
ever played college football.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Nesbitt's
Nose Out
Spruce Inn
Lumberjoeks
Continue
Winning Streok

With the No. l and 2 spots
nailed down by st. Clair Shores
Merchants and Hubarth e.
Schott, respectively, the next
four teams are battling tooth
and nail for the two playoff
positions remaining. Nesbitt's
Orange took over fifth place last
night with 6-5 win over Spruce
Inn, while II g. S. continued
It's winning streak at the eX-
pense of Hillcrest Studio, 81.
The Nesbitt-Spruce Inn game
turned out to be a nip-and tuck
affair, after starting out to be
walkaway for the Orangemen.
Three errors put Spruce behind
the eight ball in the opening
frame in which Nesbitt's tailed
three times. The Inn Keepers
got one of them back in their
half of the first. but Gekiere
singled and scored on Dubay's
double in the second and two
bases on balls and an error put
Nesbitt's in front, 81, in the
fifth.
Five singles in the last of
the fifth was good for three
Spruce runs, and three errors
gave them another in the sixth
TO pull up within one run OF the
Orangemen. Spruoc had fair
ly good chance to tie the score
in the last of the seventh. Wit
kowski doubled with two out,
but A. Lehl grounded TO right
short to end the game.
Gekiere paced the Nesbitt
team at the plate with two for
three. Luchtman had the high
est Spruce average getting two
singles in four attempts.
Louie Trombley's good pitch
ing and l0-hit attack by his
teammates spelled defeat for
Hillcrest Studio last night at
Covered Wagon diamond. from
bley helped his own cause by
leading off with home run in
the first inning TO give H. e. S.
lead which they never re-
linquished
Hillcrest pushed their only
run across in the second frame,
Parker singing and coming
home on infield plays. That was
the closest the Photographers
came to tying the Lumberjacks,
the score at that time being 81
Big Ralph Siewert poIed out
a home run to score Lyle Bliss
ahead OF him in the fourth, and
after picking up one in the
fifth, the Lumberjacks iced the
game with three more in the
sixth stanza. Four successive
singles by Don Tromb ley,
Shields, Cont and Wangelin pro-
duced the counters.
Trombley gave up only four
safeties and kept them we'll scat
tered Kaiser, the moundsman
for Htllerest-Was in-hot water
in every inning but the second
and third. He issued three bases
on balls and his teammates made
four errors behind him.
Don Trombley was top hitter
for the night with two singles
and walk in four trips TO the
plate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

SANTA CRUZ. Calf. July %
-(P)- Louis F. Davidson, for
mer Kansas City judge. has a
new title now - the cowboy
fisherman. He landed fish
which had neither bait nor hook
in its mouth. A perfect half
hitch Of line around its middle
did the trick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Tam O'Shonter Tournament
Setting Triple Records

and on the same course, in COM
petition for $4,000 in cash and
bonds.
The extravaganza opens golf
--once considered very dig
nified sport for dignified people
to the masses. The course is
s w ar m ng with shirt sleeved
thousands watching in fascina-
ton the 462 swingers from 81
state.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

AUSTIN, Tex. July % Up
- College football has gone
back 10 the days OF 30 years
ago - when raw material was
really raw - says each Dana
\ Bible Of the University of
Texas Longhorns, the Southwest
Conference champions.
, Bible is starting the 1913 sea-
son with his mind practically
blank so far as the majority of
his football material is concern
ed That is in sharp contrast
with recent years, when every
good coach knew the names,
ages, weights, positions and po-
tentialities of all the men with
whom he would work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
TONIGHT,S GAMES

Eschenburg, Tires VS. Covered
Wagon at ST. Marys Stadium
Miller Brothers VS.. Bowl-O-
Drome at Griffith Field.
Porath Construction VS. Super
Cleaners at Consumers Power
diamond.
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handler at the position. he was
remarkable skillful first base
man.
OF German parentage, Water
town, Wis. born. Toledo-raised
Fred Merkle, standing six feet
one and weighing 100. was one
of the fastest large men ever 10
play major league ball. He con-
tributed 40 stolen bases TO the
Giants total of 347 as the Polo
Grounders virtually swiped the
bunting in Il.
HE NEVER LIVED 1T DOWN
Merkle, an all around ath-
lete. was halfback in football
as a youngster An excellent
golfer, he played to such an ex-
tent that McGraw marked the
game taboo. Above the average
in intelligence, he was an expert
at chess. played bridge. was a
shark at algebra.
In his last appearance IN
league baseball in 30 Merkle,
who resides al Ormond, Fla.
managed the Glass d Daytona-
Ormond club. He walked off the
field one day, never returned. 1t
was reported that a player made
reference to him as bonehead.
When | die he once said.
bitterly. Il guess they'll put on
my tombstone. Here lies Bone
head Merkle
Fred Merkle was anything but
a bonehead, and II is tragic that
he never heard the end of the
one he pulled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
MONDAYS GAMES

Nesbitt's Orange VS.. Eagles al
ST. Mary's Stadium.
Optimist Club VS.. Miller Bros.
at Griffith Field.
Bills Bar VS.. Optimist Club
at Consumer Power diamond.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
JUNIOR LEAGUE
TUMBLE LEAGUE
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Hubarth & Schott 8, Hillcrest
Studio
Nesbitt's Orange s, Spruce Inn
S.
Alwardt'S Cafe 5, Bills Bar 2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
1t Vas Common Practise Not to Touch
Second When MerkLe Pulled His Boner
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Sports Editor

AAHA ~ AaNh ~ dAA1b a fRNA ~ n ~
Merkle like a faithful hound.
II is lamentable that such a
brilliant player should be re-
membered chiefly for an unfor-
tunate bonehead play committed
at the tender age Of 10.
Fred Merkle did exactly what
every other baserunner did until
that eventful Sept %, 1908, At
the Polo Grounds, when he ran
to the clubhouse instead Of
touching second base following
Al Bridwells winning hit.
The Chicago Cubs, Giants and
Pittsburgh Pirates were roaring
down the stretch noses apart.
The Cubs reduced the Giants
lead by winning the first two
games.
With the score IL in the ninth
inning of the third engagement,
victory clinching the pennant for
the Giants and beating the Cubs
out of one for the first time in
three years, Moose Mccormick
singled and young Merkle, enter
ing the game as pinch-hitter,
singled him TO third. With two
out, Bridwell singled and Nc
Cormick crossed the plate in
wild excitement with what
should have been the winning
run.
When scrappy Johnny EVers
saw Merkle dashing for the
dressing room in center field, he
called for the ball. scuffled with
Iron Man Joe McGinnity of the
Giants for it. Whether with the
ball Bridwell hit or one thrown
from the Chicago dugout. Evers
touched second base, and UNI
pire Hank O'Day called Merkle
out on force play.
With a jubilant and then be-
wildered crowd on the field
there was no chance TO resume
the game ended by the most fla
nous of bonehead plays. Fol
lowing bitter arguments. the
game was ordered repiayed, the
Cubs winning the flag
Merkle was so broken up that
he wanted to quit, but Manager
McGraW, realizing his tremendous
possibilities as successor TO Fred
Tenney at first base, talked him
into sticking it out. Merkle
keenly felt the jibes of fans and
other players in 1909, and Nc
Graw turned in one Of his finest
jobs in rebuilding the lads NOR
ale.
The hoodoo once again faSten-
ed deadlock on Merkle in 1912
and threw him for a fall in the
last inning of the fiercely fought
eight game World Series win
the Red Sox, when he figured in
the second most fatal blunder in
Giant history
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
1T ALL HAPPENED
TO MATTY

Merkle was hero for
change up to that moment His
scorching single in the first half
of the 10th shot Red Murray
home from second with run
that broke a IL tie and gave
Christy MatheWson a margin
following a pitching duel with
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
PIONEERING FOOTBALL

Hubsrth 4 sehou a = n.
Hillcrsd studio q OIL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

Todays best bet-Dont.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22

In addition, officers have their
own chairs. So the issue of folding
chairs runs into the millions. You
can help pay for this little comfort
for our boys in training with your
purchase of War Bonds. A few War
Stamps will buy folding chair. IN
VEST AT LEAST TEN PERCENT
Of your income in War Bonds every
payday and do your bit toward win
nlng tne war. U. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22

godku, XII tekom letosnjega leta
brzkone preseze 125 bilijonov
dolarjev, poveeuje pritisk ma ce-
no "a vsakovrstne stvari, kajti
ma eni strani imamo vec denar-
ia ma razpolago, ma drugi stra-
mi pa imamo mani stvari, "a
katere bi mogli trositi svoj de-
mar. Povpreeni konsument V tel
dezeli je lani vsled kontrole cen
'prihranil zadosti, da je pristed-
Inja "a poedino druzino znasala
povpreGno $140, in ako Sc Gene
drzijo, DO znasala letos $4OO. -
Da nj omejitev cen "a zivez, O.
blacila, najemnine in druge po-
trebscine, mas kupovalni dollar
bi bill vreden mnogo mani in vsi
'stroSki vsled vojne bi bill INIT
no vecji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22

Ivsako ceno sredstev "a vsake
l'tmosko' uziyanje,f zlasti alko
hola.
Redkokje SIC sanogoltnost ia.
ko zelo maseuje kot v zakonu
Ne smeta> >naisliti, da je zakon i
prvi yrsti "a nju diva, marvee
da je bill zakon upostavljen
predvsem "a njuno potomstvo
Torej delo "a otroke, zlasti ps
veliko della, napora in skrbi "a
vzgojo otrok.
In potem zavest, da v zakonu
ne bo samo rozic, ampak tudi
veliko trnja; zayest, da zakon-
ski sodrug nj angel brez napak,
ampak clovek cloveskimi sla-
bostmi, XII jih bo treba - ne po-
maga mic = veckrat prav potr-
pezljivo prenasati. Sploh je tre-
ba "a zakon tiste nesebicne lju-
bezni, bodisi med zakoncema,
bodisi obeh do otrok, XII sc zrt,
vuje, XII daje, XII pozabi nase, da
osrecuje druge.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22

najvaznejsih bozjih zapovedi.
Jasnih oci pa tudi pri izbira.
nju zakonskega druga! Tu ne
SINE odlocevati ia ali ona slepa
in slepeca strast, ampak same
jasna pamet. Gledati samo ma
tprijetno telesno zunanjost Qe-
pota, zdravje, moo it'd, na
zgolj naravne vrline (izobraze-
most, neka zgolj naravna ugla-
jenost znaeaj itd.), ma bogato
nevestino doto ali ma ugodni e.
konomski polozaj bodoeega mo-
Ia - ne pa gfedati predvsem
ma dusno, duhovno lepoto, moe,
zdravje in bogastvo: to, to Sc
pravi stopati v zakon z zaveza-
mimi ocmi.
Podlaga tisti medsebojni lju-
bezni, XII Sc zrtvuje in XII vse
prenasa, MISC tile zunanji ma
ravni darovi - danes so in re
jutri bodo izginili "a vedno -,
ampak tista duhovna lepota, tt
sta dusna. moe, XII j dajejo clo-
veku kreposti in plemenitost
znacaja, lastnosti, XII lett ne
venejo, ampak cello rastejo. Ia
radi teh Sc zakonci drug druge-
ga spostujejo in ljubijo - to je
pravo in najmoenejse vezivo
njih zakonske nerazdruznosti.
Jasne oci pa tudi "a veiko
resnico, da zakon nj plesisce z
godbo in zabavo, nj koncertna
dvorana uzivanjem harmonic,
nj S kraljevsko gostijo pokrita
mia, nj cim komodnejse uziva-
ME zemeljskih dobrin, ampak
da je zakon predvsem dolg,
delovni dan. Jasne oci "a del
stvo, da Sc zakonom spreje-
majo ma rame dolznosti, da bo
treba V zakonu prispevati k
skupni sreei tudi lastnoroc-
MIN koristnim, vcasih cello ma
pornim delom..
'Zena ne more -zahtevati, da il
zakon nudi vse komodnosti, 20
katerih Sc j bi zahotelo v ME
nem zenskem srcu, pa tudi MOI
ne, da mu mora zakon dajjati "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22
Ves+i IL domovine
Izpred vOjaskega sodisca

Posneto il ljubljanskega Jutra
Vojasko vojno sodisce vrhov-
mega poveljnistva oborozenih sill
"Slovenija Dalmazija', odsek
Ljubljana, je izreklo naslednjc
sodbo V zadevi proti:
Antonu Kogovsku, sinu Iva
ma in pok. Marjane Leskovec
roj. V Smrecju p. I. 1898;
Leopoldu Marencetu, pok. ia.
neza in Franciske Stangar, roi
V Mirni %. V. 1902;
Leonu Skapinu, sinu Viktorjs
in Julijane Skapin, dijaku I
Ljubljani 27. II. 1919;
F'rancu Pezdirju, pok. Ignaci
ia in Ane Rapuan roj. v Brezo
vic Z. VIII. 1912;
Josipu Ferjancieu, sinu Leo
polda in Ursule Letinske, cev.
ljarju, roj. 16. II. 1912;
Bogdanu Brajkovicu, SIM
Martina in Marie Brajkovie
eevljarju, roj. v Pisinu 5. VI
1913;
Ludviku Biaciki, sinu Josipa
dijaku, roj. V Ljubljani 20. "
1928;
Leopoldu zelezniku, sinu Jo-
sipa in Angelo zeleznik, roj. v
Ljubljani 21. x. 1919 in tam bi,
vajocemu;
Maksu Siardu, neznanih star
sev, ,roj. V Ljubljani, Is. x,
1919, cevljarju;
Josipu Logarju, sinu Antona
IN Pepce Lukman roJen V LJub-
ljani "a. II. 1924 bivajocemu v
Rozni dolini;
Josipu Mihelcicu, pok. Anto'
ma in Ane Gomzi, roj v Ribnici
IA. XII, 1922, bivajocemu v
Ljubljani. Vsi obtozenci Sc ma,
hajajo v begstvu.
Obtozeni SO zloeina, ker SO
bill soudelezeni pri druzbi, ma,
perjeni "a nasilni prevrat poll
tienega, gospodarskega in soci,
alnega reda drzavi.
Vsi SO bill o5sojeni v dostmr-
no jeco.
Kupujte voine bonde in vojno-varce-
vaine snamlke, da bO 6imprej porazeno
osisce IN vse, kar ono predstavIja!
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22
CiviIno ekonomiio
pos+oie +esno

Sestanek voditeGev zdruze-
.nih narodov v Casablanci in
njihova zaobljuba, da zavezniki
ne sprejmejo cd osisca drugih
pogojev razen brezpogojno ka-
pitulacijo, poudarja vaznost
vsakega napora ma domaci from
I'll, ako maj dosezemo tako po-
polno in nedvomljivo zmago.
To pomenja, da civilno prebi-
valstvo mora v vsakem pogledu
napenjati vse svoje sile, da bo
vredno naporov in cinov nash
borilcev - S tenn, da prihrani-
mo gumij in kovine, da smo
,varcni z onimi jedili in kurivi,
XII jih je premalo, da posveca-
mo vse svoje moei vsakemu de-.
lu, XII direktno prispeva k vol
nemu programu in da mirno-
dusno ostajemo brez onih stva-
ri - blaga in postrezbe -, XII
Sc ne ujemajo S pravo ekonomi-
jo "a casa vojne.
Tekom leta 1943 bo kolicina
.blaga in postrezbe, XII bo ma
razpolago vsem ljudem v Zdru-
zenih drzavah, mnogo manjsa,
kot je bila leta 1912, in ceni Sc,
da bi Sc lahko Sc zmanjsala "a
dodatnih % odstotkov, predno
pademo na ono povrsino, XII
predstavlja minimalne potreb-
seine civilnega zivljenja. Ven
darle bi Sc OBJ TAXI minimalni
povrsini uzivali mnogo visji
standard ziyeza, udobnosti in
postrezbe, kot obstoja v drugih
dezelah, XII so v vojni.
stalno zmanjsanje blaga in
postrezb "a civilno prebivalstvo
oh znatno visjem narodnem do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22
Odkod donosnii ne
srecni zokoni

Do sedaj je bill simbol pra
vicnosti zenska podoba zave
zanimi ocmi. Danes pa bi mora
la hiti simbol prenekaterih mo-
dernih zakonoy podoba moske'
ga in zenske, XII imata oba al
vsaj eden izmed njih zavezane
oci. a..
In prav to, da jih stopa v "a
kon toliko z zavezanimi ocmi
more razloziti stevilne razporo'
Ike (po drzavah, kjer jih ciyilna
oblast dovoljuje) in veliko Ste
vilo loeenih zakoncev, XII Sc tru'
dijo z besedo, pismom in orga-
niziranim delom, izsiliti posta.
vo o razporoki tam, kjer Sc nj
uvedena. Porocili so Sc z zave.
zanin1i ocmi. v zakonu pa take
nau paru pade obveza izpred O.
ci in tedaj spoznata, da nista
drug "a drugega, zato proc IL
tega ali sploh vsakega drugega
zakona.
Zato; V zakon jasnimi oe'
mi! -----~---..-
v svesti 81 morata biti, da, &c
gresta narazen, to nj samo 70
per neke sitne druzabne nava-
de in spone, "a katere je treba
samo nekaj poguma, da Sc jih
clovek brezobzirno otrese! v
svesti, da skandalckom, XII bi
z njuno razporoka nekaj casa
razburjal veeji ali manjsi krog
sorodnikov in znancev, Sc nika,
kor ne bi bio vse opravljeno -
ne, razporoka je Sc veliko yec.
Razporoka je dejanje, kate
rim Sc z drzno in uporno VOLTA
prekrsi ena temeljnih postav,
cloveske druzbe. Razporoka je
izpodkopavanje temeljnih kam-
nov eloveskega obcestva. Vsak
poskus, raztrgati zakonsko I'VE
20, je, en- najbolj nemoralnih
dejanj in drzen upor proti eni
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Kupujte yoine bonde in vojno- -varce-
vaine znanLe, da bo 6imprej porazeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstaylja!
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Dru$tUeni
KOLEDAR

Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
IL. aprila, nedelja. - Pevski
zbor "Abrasevic" Spomladan-
ski koncert v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
IL. aprila, nedelja. - Progre-
sivne Slovenke - razstava v
Sloyenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
IL. aprila, sobota. - Athletics
of S. N. p. J. Plesna yeselica
V avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma St. Clair
Avenue.
Is. aprila, nedelja. - Jugoslo-
vanski pomozni odbor S. S.
Prireditev v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
St. Clair Ave.
rs. aprila, nedelja. - Drustvo
"Spartans" Stew. SIG S. N. P.
J. - Plesna veselica avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
rs. aprila, ponedeljek. - Skup-
nj krozki Slovenske zenske
Zveze. Plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
MAY
l. maja, sob0ta - Clevelandskl
Slovenci Stew. IA S. N. P. j.,
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
2. maja, nedelja - Jugoslovan-
sko ameriski veterani. -
Predstava v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
ST. Clair Ave.
2. maja, nedelja. - Mladinski
pevski zbor S. D. D. - prize
ditev v Slovenskem DELAY
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
8. maja, sObota. Prisland
Cadets S. q. z. Plesna We
selica V avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
9. maja, nedelja. - Duquesne
University Tamburitza. -
Koncert V avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St.
Clair Ave.
Is. maja, sobota. - S. D. z.
Honor Guards. - Plesna We
selica V avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma St.
Clair Ave.
16. maja, nedelja. - Skupni
pevski zbori - Prireditev "a
Russian Relief v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma ST. Clair Ave.
22. maja, sobota. - Federaci-
ia Slovenske zapadne zveze.
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-22
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