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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
FASISTI V SKRIPCIH

LONDON, 10. augusta. - Mos
kovska "Pravda" pise, da Sc IL
kusajo fasisti ma vse mogoce
nacine izvleci il tezkega poloza-
ia, v katerega so zasli, toda
vse jim ne DO mic pomagalo,
ker je potrebno popolno unice-
ME fasisticnega rezima. "Niti
Nemciji niti Italiji Sc ne SINE
dovoliti oddiha, temvec Sc jim
mora biti do brezpogojne pre-
daje," pravi Pravda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
p0TEk RAzvOJEv
MA V5EH V0JN|H FRONTAL
Ruske armada Sc priblizujejo Harkovu in
Brijansku. Nemci pobijajo Italijane


Nemski poveljniki, XII so zdaj
re javno prelomili S svojimi j.
talijanskimi tovarisi, so re pri-
cell izvazati S Sicilije svoje no.
torizirane in druge specialize
cete.
Neki ameriski castnik je po-
vedal, da SO nasli Amerikanci
vec pobitih Italijanov, XII so bill
privezani oh drevesa ter po-
streljeni. Postrelili so Jill Mem
ci, ker so Sc Italijani upirali ma
daljnemu vojskovanju.
BOJI MA PACIFIKU
Zavezniski glavni stan ma Pa
cifiku, II. augusta. - Ameris-
Ike cete so ojacile svoj oprijem
ma zadnjo japonsko postojanko
V Now Georgia, ma Bairoko "a
liv.
Dne 9. augusta so virgil anne
risk bombniki ma Salamauo 142
ton bomb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
v BOLNISNICI

Mr.. Andrew Zeleznik, GALS
Spilker Ave., Sc nahaja v St.
Alexis bolnisnice, 5163 Broad
way, kjer je prestal tezko ope-
racijo. Nahaja Sc v sobi st. 100.
Prijatelji so p~roseni, da ga obi
scejo. Obiski so dovoljeni cd 2.
do 3. ure popoldne in cd 7. do 8.
ure zvecer. Zelimo mu skorajS-
ME okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Postopanje Madzarov ma srbskem ozemlju

Prejeli smo il domovine ma
slednje zanesljive podatke o
razmerah, XII vladajo med pre-
bivalstvom omega della jugoslo-
vanskega ozemlja, katero SO o.
kupirali Madzari: M
Povsem jasno je videti, da 81
Madzari prizadevajo postopoma
in nacrtoma uniciti srbski zivelj
v gospodarskem in kulturnem
pogledu. Madzari SO nastanili v
vseh. vecjih podjetjih madzar-
ske komisarje, XII SO odpustili
vecino srbskih uradnikov.
Tovarna konzerv "Pulpin",
tekstilna tovarna "Ristic i
drug, vse elektricne centrale in
precej drugih industrijskih pod
jetij so postavili pod vojasko
kontrolo, ces da so "vojna pod
jetja'. Vojaska oblast je pre-
vzela vodstvo obratovanja in pri
tenn popolnoma zanemarja pra-
vice podjetnikov.
Koncem aprila je oblast odre-
dila. da mora. vsak kmet v Bac-
XII oddati DRAW 800 ky tursci-
ce. Mnogi so napravili prosnjo,
da Sc jim ia kolicina vsled sla-
be letine zmanjsa, toda madzar-
ska oblast je vse tie prosnje Cd
bila in proti prosilcem cello u
vedla povsem pc krivici, preis-
kavo radi "sabotaze".
v vseh kmeckih obcinah so
uvedli uradnike il gornje Mad
zarske, XII seveda napram ST.
bonn krivicno nastopajo. Davek
pobirajo z brezsrcno okrutnost-
jo, neglede ma gospodarski polo
zaj posameznikov. Vprasanja
pokojnine in odpravnine "a ma
BE drzavljane resujejo redko in
vedno krivieno.
" Novem Sadu Sc nahaja O.
semrazredna gimnazija, 'katere
ime Sc glasi: "Kraljeva madzar-
ska gimnazija srbskega ucnega
jezika". To je edna srbska
srednja Sofa - obiskuje jo 30C
dijakov. Direktor je seveds
Madzar, pc menu Varady, ir
profesorji SO tudi vecinoms
Madzari, XII srbscino lie slabe
obvladajo. solskih knjig nj, kel
50 bile vse jugoslovanske solskt
.knjige unieene. Dijaki morale
nositi madzarske vojaske' cepics
z velikim madzarskim orion.
Dijaki morajo cesto koraka
ii skozi ulice v Novem Sadu il
prepevati madzarske pesmi. o.
casa do casa vdere policija
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Zavezniki bodo pri-
znali Waldo

ALzIR, 10. augusta. - Zedi-
meme drzave in Velika Britain
ia bodo priznale Francoski Cd
Dor "a narodno osvobo5itev kot
de facto Waldo francoskega
liudstva in francoskih intere-
SOW. Nacelnika tega odbora sta
general De Gaulle in general
Giraud.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
SEJA AJDT

v petek vecer oh s. uri Sc W.
81 seja Amerisko : jugoslovan-
ske tiskovne druzbe, ma katero
SO vabljeni vsi direktorji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
NOV GROB

Danes zjutraj je umrla v Mt.
Sinai bolnisnici Mary Klein
dienst, stanujoca ma 6614
Schaefer Ave. Pogreb oskrbuje
zeletov pogrebni zavod. - Po-
drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
VELIKE RUMUNSKE
T

LONDON. - Rumunski fisk
lie objavil imena rs rumunskih
generalov in IL polkovnikov, XII
so padli ma ruski 'front.'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
OMBARDIRANJE
NEMCIJE

LONDON, sreda, H.. avgu-
sta. - Angleska zracna sila je
snoei zopet z vso mocjo napa-
ola Nemcijo. Zavezniska letala
so zopet bombardirala Porenje
in mesto Mannheim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
K"ENNICKOVE PETICIJE

VIM. j. Kennick prosi vse tt
ste, XII imajo njegove peticije,
da peticije z imenom vrnejo da-
mes ali pa jutri vecer cd Z do 8
ure v Kennickovem uradu, 65O6
st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
POZDRAVI

Mr.. in Mrs. John in Ivana
Renko posiljata najlepse po-
zdrave il Conneaut, o., kamor
sta sla ma obisk svojih prijate-
ljev. MI. Renko je zastopnik
"Enakopravnosti'. zelimo jima
obilo zabave in razvedrila!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno-varce-
valne znamke. d. DO cimprej poraieno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

LONDON, 10. augusta. -
Ruska armada prodira nevzdrz-
no dale ter je prodrla danes
IL mill do Harkova v Ukrajini.
Harkov je tretje najvecje rus
ko mesto ter jeklarsko sredi-
See Ukraine in Rustic. Ma har-
kovski 'front.' so zavzeli Rust
nadaljnih 70 vasi, ma 'front.' pri
Brijansku pa trideset.
V~cerajsnje porocilo il Mo-
skye naznanja, da so ruske &C.
tie unicile vceraj IS nemskih
tankov in "a nemskih letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
BOIL MA SICII4IJI

Zavezniski glavni stan Sc
verni verni Afriki, 10. augusta.
. Zavezniske cete so prodrle
danes v razdaljo sedmih mill do
kraja Randazzo, XII je zadnja
nemska obrambna postojanka
ma potu v MESSING.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
ZAPRTA

Sporoca Sc, da DO sornova re-
.tavracija, 6034 st. Clair Ave-,
zaprta "a diva tedna, in sicer
z danasnjim dnem. 3D.
prta DO zopet 26 augusta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
MEL JE SRECO

Ma plesni veselici unije c. I.
O., lokala Fisher Body Co. je
incl zadnjo nedeljo veeer sreco
Frank Grandovec, stAnujoc ma
1892 Giddings Rd., ko je dobil
vojni bond v vrednosti $1,000.
Veselica Sc je vrsila v Mestnem
avditoriju.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-05-28
CO M M (. N r S
: lease Limit our
Calls to live Minutes

In line with the effort to
| keep the long distl1ce tele-
phone lines clear for war calls
and To keep normal long dis
tance traffic running as
smoothly as possible, the Ohio
Bell Telephone Company and
all other Bell System compan-
les are asking the public I'd
cooperate by limiting conver-
sations over heavily loaded
lines to five minutes.
The objective Is to speed up
telephone traffic over cnngas-
ted routes during hours when
tie load is heaviest and calls
are subject To delay. accord
ing to w. III. Wallace, Ohio
Bell Commercial Manager
AT such times of peak de-
mand the operator will saw at
the start OF conversation,
PLEASE limit your call to five
minutes others are waiting Z
! This request, however, Will
mot be made by the operator
ualess eongested conditions
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prevail on the lines between
mere and the out OF town point
called at the time the call is
made.
ii subscriber may make
two calls bf;sween hnia, End
Chicago witt a the period of
HI hour and yet hear the re-
quest to limit his converse
tion To five minutes only on
his first call, said Mr.. Wal
lace.
That would be because at
The time Of the first call, the
lines were all in use, with n
waiting list, He might make
4 second call to the same point
III, hour later and not hear
any request to limit his con-
versation. That would be- be-
cause the congestion had
cleared up since he made the
first cali.
Cooperation OF our sub
surihei.s in making their con-
yersations brief will be u
great help in relieving cor
rested conditions so that calls
connected with the war effort
[ an go through without de-
lay
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-05-28

fsy Clarence ] EIown
Metasel af Cong oss tfll ohio List
III i fit. minute address
before ii Joint Session oi Con
gress, attended by the Cahi 4
net and Supreme Court Wins
ton Churchill demonstrated
ttlllv the courage. ability and
political sagaeity that makes
him an outstanding world
leatler One Ct the greatest
oI modern orators, he drew
ii eaipsi BURSTS of app'a,lse
from hia listeners, Yet, Nhei'
his speech IS reduced to cole
rn if itl carefully anal szed
II becomes apparent the only
definite statement the Prins
Minister actually made was e
ltreat HIS former promls,
fh ~ Britain would f'gh'
/ al ne isle the United State
iii 4ilsi Tanan until that out
lla na ifn Is completely
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HE. FORUM
FaHnaed. 1918. BY lahn II. Rsves
Pahllslsesi Every Friday ny

rahlislaesi Every Friday by
ess"Ses~>
The Eorums Publishing CO.
~ M. gsh ST. Dayton, Ohso
phassx. Adams 2Sai
Battered as SECOND class matter
1nly III. 1913, as tha Post Office
Ut Gaytnn. under the Act of Con.
grvss, Marcl, \, 1876
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-05-28
e, enirg Classes
AT Wherefore
tINha I1a,.a 1T ,eaant of Indus

trial Education. Wilberforce
University, this week began
evening classes IN Techa,cdt
Draaring and III Applied Elcc-
fy,iclfg. These classes are Tree
end are approved by the
United States Office Of Educa-
ton. Washington, p. 6. they
meet each Tuesday and Fhtlfs-
day evening, $50 TO $50.
latest date for registration,
Tuesday. June first. II you are
interested in securing addl-
tional training for the many
war jobs now available you
are urged to register at once.
For further information call
yeria, Main 1860, or write
a. M. Chavous. Department,
Ind .str.al Education Wlloef-
force University, Wilberforee,
Ohio.
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THR0TGH0UT all ages. sol
diers engaging in active CONS
bal have used the kind OF
armor, or means Of protection,
suitable for l,sc in the type of VAR
fare in which they haye partici
pated. The helmets, shields. and
GOATS of mail utilized in ancient
times have been replaced bs many
modern devices, hui The purpose
is the same. to protect the men in
the armed forces.
During the days of The early
prophets. IS we'll as throughout
the Christian. era. spiritually
minded men and women turning
to God III prayer, with nj unfal-
tering faith i'll His goodness and
power, have experienced protecs
lion from disease, danger. death.
fear, and famine, rs we'll rs from
other phases OF evil. Thus il Mas
proved that righteousness, spiri-
tnal understanding. faith, and
fidelity TO Truth constitute il trust
worthy armor This armor Is not
material, but wholly spiritual. The
Apostle Paul in his letter to The
Ephcsians tGsia-t7l said Where
fore take unto YOU the whole ar
mpur of God, that Ne max be ahIe
70 Withstand in the evil day. ami
having done all, 10 stand Stand
therefore, having Your loinS gissi
about With truth. aud having an
lie breastplate OF righteousness
and Your feet shod with The prep.
aration of The gospel Of peace,
above ALL taking The shield oi
faith. Nherewiil sc shall be able
to quench ail the fiery darts of The
wicked, And lake tile helmet al
salvation, and The sword OF tht
Spirit. which is the word of God,
The spiritual asnlor Ia which
Paul called attention is valuahleitc
men on The haitleiields aud Iii all
walks of life Wherever HE patI
III duty may lead one, the protec.
fion Of Truth is necessary, ane
Righteousness Is Indispensable
Faith III God aud 4 consciousness
Of present salvation through ths
supremacy of Spirit bring the as
snrance Of safety and abilitN h
stand firm for The right,
The Iliscoyerei and Founder d
Christian Science, Mary Ilakal
Fdt's. While apprecsaiins theA ne
eesSlts Of The armament 1t nasles
understood and demonstrated. ant
taught Others 10 understand ans
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Adequate Armor

rely upon. the spiritual power and
protection Of right thinking,
which is available to all, whether
on land or sea- ... Mrs. Eddy de.
clares THE First Church oi
Christ. Scientist. and Miscellany,
i. 11nl, Good thoughts are an i'm.
persious armor, clad therewish
You are completely shielded from
the attacks or error Of every sort.
And In The next paragraph she
says, THE right thinker ahides
under the shadow of the AL.
mighty
Perhaps the soldier serving in
The armed forces of his country
and feeling that he Is well sup.
piled with military equipagc, may
ask, How may | avail myself oil
the armor which Paul said was
ample protection against the
shafts al evil?" In answer 10 this
question il may be said that the
attainment OF spiritual-mindcd.
ness is Of prime Importance. 81.
When we observe lha. thoughts
unlike truth. loye, purity, joy,
Righteousness are being enter
tained in our mental home, then
we must Immediately undergo II
mental renovation By filling our
consciousness with the pure. true,
lovely. spiritual. right thought,
which proceed abundanily from
ihe divine Mind, God All honest
consistent endeayor in this right
activity will bring glorious re-.
suits.
Christ Jesus proved many times
thai his artnur uf good thoughts
Afforded him ample protection
Nylaen danger seemed imminent,
When his enemies, desiring his
| destruction, led him 10 the brow
of Ii hill To east him down, he
passed through The crowd IN,
Iilarmesl and went his way. Danicss
| knew he was innocent Of wrong.
doing. and he cherished no re.
| sentiment against those who We're
Instrumental ia causing the kins
to nui him into thp llen of lions
His good thoughts, his righteous
/ ness, purity. aud spiritual under
standing. served ms III adequate
/ armos throughout the night ol
/ confinement.
/ Divine Love is an eser-ayailabls
| shield. lis use ensures The protec.
/ tinn If The user, 4.
7'at raristian scieaee noaitos
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w ith a Buckeye
In Congress.

friea, and is now in wheel
chair.
While of course no public
or official announcement OF |
any kind has been made, |
there is Il definite impression
here that the United Nations
wrr efforts will be materially
spee,ied up as a result Of the
conferences that have been
going on the past two weeks
between Prime Minister
Churchill and President
Roosevelt, and British and
| American military and naval
staffs. American production
of war material is now at full
flood. Ocean transportation
continues to be 4 troublesome
hottle-neek. for the problem
of delivering men and mill
tary supplies to the various
battle fronts Of the world Is
still a very serious one, al
/ though ranidly increasing
American {, n,ss'M,ieio 81
/ ships will snon bril- I NJ r'el
1 ettern, III III tle n ftaA
The olaeninss ~ { ~ e''si-
ltarr n>an. ~ lNs 1, lllf
| Allied victory III Ntl.tl Mr.
ca, will save thousands; I
| miles Of travel and weeks Z
tim. III The delivery Of nseii
Iand mlmitlaas to the fai
, rast. Many observers hero &c
liev that as \ result oi nc
Churchill Roosevelt confer
ence. and the clcarlia" 81 fils.
Mediterranean stron" Alile.'
], action can be exnectei against
the Jananese III Burma tor
], lie relief of China and Tor
], ultimate direct attack against
] 1aIan by air,
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Fee u K ES

(bnt for different reasons1 !.
constantly harps on Ameri
ca's race problem, the Negro
soldier can easily become a
winning or losing factor IN a
United Nations decision, and
the Negro citizen at home can
become a winning or losing
factor In the vital domestic
issues now raging III debate
throughout the nation.
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lligIa casualties involved in
the coming invasion of Fort
ress Europe will produce its
reaction In millions of Ameri-
can homes. Negro homes,
more than ever or elsewhere
must feel and know that in
this, their native country,
there il growing NOW, iol
them, II better world.
Since japan. like Hitler
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Crowds surrounded the
llol m1a lined l'ennsyl-
Avenue to gst i glimpse
aI Es lisa isrme Minister,
ltsa ('ssNae.lill. Is hc made
al ssay itoin Tie White
+ House to tile Capitol for his
memorable address before
Congress. Within the historic
House Chamber the galleries
Wgre aiied to overiloWing. The
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
were seated III the front row
0f the Diplomatic gallery
where they attracted much
| attention. Both their entrance
/ and departure brought rounds
/ of applause, and demonstra-
| ted their popularity, although
Mr.. Churchill i'll no way re
| ferred to their presence III MS
| address. The Prime Minister
al Canada. Mackenzie King
and British Field Marsha
Wavell, were among the othel
distinguished visitors present
while The ruls OF the Hous'
we're suspended BY order g
The Speaker 70 permit Rich
ard Wood, son OF Nisconn1
Halifax. British Ambassadoi
J the United States, to b
present On the Floor Of tn
House. 1T. Wood lost botl
Inas IL reeant fightIng i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Tigers Dicker
For Cub HurIers
Smith rs rec'

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April B
Jack Zeller. general manager OF
the Detroit Tigers, today conferred
with Jim Gallagher. business head
Of the Chicago Cubs. hopeful OF
obtaining a pitcher or two from
them.
With Harold NewhouSer return
ing TO Detroit for a physical exam
nation ordered by his draft hoard
and Harold ManderS going 10 his
home in Iowa for the same pur-
pose. Detroit is left with eight
pitchers. Only six Of these are
available for immediate service.
Hal White. who lost seven pounds
while hoSpitalized, won't be ready
for another week or so. Neither
will Mural Hewitt, recruit pitcher.
The Cubs have II pitchers, seven
more than they will carry but the
chances OF Detroit getting any of
them are believed slight. Several
National League clubs also are in
need of moundSmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

lyn Dodgers arc more important
Than Buck NeWSorn Such
hlaspheH4Y Imagine, greater
Than the Great BohoN How
does Hickey get that way As
II there is anybody or anything as
important as NewSom The
Great Boho will take care Of that
matter. in due time, II he hash I
already done so.
Dixie Walker agreed 20 terms,
thereby surprising no one 1t.
Bruce Caldwell one time Yale
All-American and later with the
Dodgers. is a battalion COM
mander Al the Iowa City pre-fight
school Harold Arson Bruce,
new trainer for the Pills, is inter
nationally famous as track and
field coach. Doc Speers. new
Maryland football coach. turned
out great teams At Minnesota
where he developed among others
Bronko Nagurski and Clarence
Mum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Hawks Get Credit

Frankie Boucher. the Rangers
coach. recalls that Chicago
started the three-line system in
hockey o.. Every team. except
tho BlackhawkS had one real
good line which played more
than the others &c.. In order IN
combat this. The Hawks started
alternating three lines This
meant fresh men on the ice all
the time and continual pressure
on the defense The only
counter move was for the other
team 10 employ the three-lnc
system and that's the kind Of
hockey YOU have TO-DAY
Tony Lupien, Boston rookie
WhO did such a good iob taking
over frs, base for the Red Sox
In 1912 this winter taught n
gym class A. Harvard. where he
Csptsined the Crimson nine
curing his under graduate DAYS
His father. Ulysses Lupler
ST. state civil director ot
Massachusetts. worked ms WAY
through Harvard playing SoTI-
pro ball and never played fot
his school team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

and his eleventh as Pittsburgh
coach.
The need for getting young
men hard and ready for a tough
fight caused the army and navy
IN revive some old athletic
events which once were stand
ard on a. A. L. programs
They are the rope climbing,
tug q war and three standing
Jumps .. Down through the
years quito number Of events
were dropped from The nation s
field and track programs
These included tripled standing
Jump standing broad Jump,
standing high Jump, all running
and standing high kicks, pole
vault for distance. pentathlon
and o6-pound weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
DETROIT

Totals 81 - II Totals ~ ~ n
'Rattsd for Derringer In fourth.
Rated for Warnske In sixth
Batted FOR HanNIeVski In ninth,
Stated for Trucks IN sixth.
Ran for Richards In sixth
Chicago 040 0O2 ool
DETROIT 100 o3t 4oI "a
Runs Nicholson Becker Dallasandro 2
Hernandez DrrrinEer. Cavsretta. Cramel
q Harris ? Wakefield ? York. Hoover
Parsons Trucks Ross, Vert Errors
Nicholson. DallasArdro Crsmsr 2 York
Higgins Blood worth. Hoover. Runs hatisd
In Wakefield A. pailasandTo 2, perrnssr,
Higgins, HarrU 2, Cramer 2, Nicholson.
Higgins. Harris york, Hoover. Three base
hits Harris. Becker Stolen Nsse' WAKE
field Sacrifice Manders Double PLAYS
nerlllo 20 Martin m Becker. Hernandez N
Meruilo. Blood worth N York Left m
bases Chicago q Detroit 10 Rass On
halls orr Newhoussr 2 Nv Fleming 2 nv
Manders 2. struck out Ry Trucks D. ~
Warnrke / nv Manders 2 nv Hsny1svNi
] HITS or Newhouser ; In Innings. on
Derringer 5 in : innings, of Wsrneke IN
2 innings. or Trucks I IN ! innings. Of
Fleming g In innings off Badsrs In Z
innings mr. Hany1eWski In inninE
Passed hall Parsons, Winning pitcher
Trucks Losing pitcher Flsmisg. Umpires
PipEras and f.otshaW.
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NEW YORK. April ; Ohio
State made IFS grand slam on the
aquatic circuit an ironclad cinch
by qualifying nine individuals and
relay quartet for tonight's ma
tionaI A. A. l.. indoor swimming
championship finals at the New
York A. {.
The Buckeyes, with "a points
corralled in yesterdays events,
came out Of this afternoons trials
with the team title thoroughly
Sewed up and added 10 the ma
tional outdoor. national collegiate
and Big Ten team championships
already in it's possession.
No other college team has ever
recorded comparable cleanup
Led by Bill Smith Jr., newly
crowned 220-yard titlcholder who
reached the 100 and 440 finals and
brought his 3OO-yard medley relay
home in front, Ohio State re-
manned a contender in all FIVE
events.
OTHER BUCKEYES
Winner Of the fastest prelim-
mary in $40 seconds. Smith was
the only Buckeye in the 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
off the Hook

Why not put the blame for
this STANLEY Cup pickering where
% belonCS?
II OLYMPIA had not booked
in the Sportsmans Show, then
there would be no fighting be-
tween managers Jack Adams
and Art Ross about the dates
IN Boston
The Wings could play in Bos-
ton or any dates Ross chose
and >ull return 70 find Olympia
open for hockey
They could give tho hopeful
Detroit fans. who have backed
this club for years. chance to
see All games which rChtfully
should hc PLAYED on Detroit ice.
Ross has mentioned this angle
plenty
Who booked INC SportSmen $
Show for 10 days ~ Olympia
starting April 70. m spite of the
fact tNo Wings were m the play
offs .as' year until April -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

OLYMPIA officials say the
show was sent in by Arthur VI.
Writ Of Chicago. Mr.. Writ has
charge Of the amusement end Of
the Norris enterprises.
His lob Is 10 make Olympia
and the Chicago Stadium pay by
Keeping them filled with paying
attractions.
Writ took gamble. accord
inc 10 Gen. Mgr. Fred l.. Hancr.
The ChicaCoAn and most
hockey clubs believed tho first
series nj the playoffs would be
on heSt-of-five basis
That was his belief when he
contracted with tho SportSmer s
< INV Then the National
Hockey League governors met