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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
RUSKA A ~ODkfi5OD 1fSfffFE fSfffFEV= P0NUDBE IA
POGODBO z VLADO KRALJA PETRA

nitev spremembo tudi skup-
nih zavezniskih odnosajih z Ju-
goelavijo.
Kliub temu pa smatrajo tu-
kajsnji krogi IL opozicije, da je
mogo6e, da je bill izbran sedanji
trenutek "a sovjetsko izjavo -
XII je prisla V obliki brzojava il
Kaira preko agenture TASS, V
rusko casopisj je - zato, da Sc
tem naglasi nezadovoljnost Sow
jetoy dejstvom, da zavezniske
vojasl:e nnlsije navidezno Sc nj
so zapustile Mihajlovica. Tukaj
je popolnoma nemogoce dobiti
zanesljivih informacij glede te-
! ga, ali SO vojaske misije Sc pri
cetniskem vodji ali ne. Mnenje,
XII prevladuje, je, da so ostali
vsaj nekateri posamezniki vsaj
"a potrcbe zvez in informacij.
V dejstvu pa je zavezniska
politika Sc vedno ia, da poma-
gajo onemu, XII Sc bori. Vprasa-
ME, dali dobiva Mihajlovie Sc
vedno zaveznisko podporo, je
treba odgovoriti V tcm pravcu,
XII je bill uradno objavljen tako
v Washingtonu kot Londo-
nu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
Vlada "a Poljsko
Organizirana
Moskvi

LONDON, 13. februarja. -
Kakor Sc poroca il Moskve, Sc
je tam organiziral poljski ma
'rodni svet, sestojec iz clanov
poljskega odbora V Moskvi, XII
bo najbrze prevzel vladne posle
ma Poljskem, kadar Rdeca ar
mada zacne prodirati preko
Curzonove linije, XII jo Rusija
priznava "a pravo poljsko me-
jo.
List "Pravda', XII je glasilo
1uske komunisticne stranke, je
ostro napadla poljsko zamejno
Waldo V Londonu, proti kateri
Sc naperja. obtozba, da bolj So
vrazi Rusijo kot pa nacijsko
Nemcijo.
IL tega Sc sklepa, da DO Ru-
sija vztrajala, da Sc ma Poll
skem upostavi rezim, XII DO pri-
jateljski napram Sovjetski uni
j.
Moskovski radio pravi, da
novi poljski narodni svet, sesto-
j IL zastopnikov poljske kmec-
Ike stranke, delavske socialistic-
ne stranke in drugih demOkra-
ti3nih skupin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
IZGLEDA, DA 30 MANI
MESA IN JAJEC

WASHINGTON. - Ma podla-
gi porocil, XII jih dobivajo raz-
ne vladne agencije, Sc da skle-
patti, da bodo zaloge mesa, ja-
iec, kakor tudi kuretine danes
leto dni mnogo nanjse ~kot SC
danes. Mnogi zivinorejci in far,
merji, XII Sc bavijo kokosjere-
jo, so znizali ali ukinili produk-
clio, vsled cesar izgleda, da Sc
DO polozaj V tenn pogledu znat-
no poslabsal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
NaSSii
fantie-uoiaki

Tony B. Vrh Jr., 904 E 236
St., je bill pred sedmimi meseci
poklican v armada. Dodeljen je
medikalnemu oddelku, kjer je
bill pred par meseci povisan v
Pfc. Tony je bill pred nekaj lett
priden raznasalec nasega lista
zelimo, da Sc bo zdrav in vessel
po zmagi vrnil v krog domacih,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

LONDON 8. februarja. 20.
N. A. - Nasprotniki jugoslo-
vanske zamejne Wade, katerim
Sc vidi odklonitev ponudbe jul
gOslovanske Wade S strani Ru-
size, hud udarec "a Puricev re-
zim, so danes prerokovali da
morda nj veG dalec trenutek, ko
bo prislo do formalnega prelo-
ma med Rusijo in Jugoslavijo.
I'll krogi smatrajo, da je
odklonitev prakticno istovetna
S prelomom. Udarec je tenn hui
81, ker ga spremlja spomin ma
ponudbo "a sklep. pogodbe cd
strani Sovjetov pred 2 lett, ka-
tero pa je jugoslovanska vlada
tedaj odklonila.
Nezadovoljnost Moskve z "a
mejno vlado Sc izraza tudi Sc
V izrazih kot "pro-fasisticna
vloga generala Draze Mihajlovi-
ca, XII Sc vedno velja "a vojnega
ministra, in njegovi boji z ma
rodno osvobodilno vojsko mar
sala Tita."
Ker pa je rusko drzanje. ma
pram Titu slicno onernu Velike
Britanije in Amerike, nikdo ne
smatra, da pomeni ruska odklo'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
NEMCIJA KLICE MOSKE
Cd 81 DO go LETA?

LONDON, Il. februarja. -
L. Stockholma Sc poroca, da je
nemski radio naznanil, da Sc
morajo registrirati "a vojasko
sluzbo vsl moski, XII so bill ro-
ieni med lett 1884 in 1893, kar
pomeni, da bodo v vojasko
sluzbo poklicani aoski med 81.
in 60. letom starosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
Zine Sc mi konec

Huda zima S sneznimi zane
ii in ostrim padcem tempera-
turf, XII jje zadnje dni zadela Gle
veland in vse drzave ma sred-
MEM zapadu in vzhodu, Sc nj
pri kraju. Vremenski prerok ma
poveduje "a danes 4 nadaljne
palce snega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
SEJA PROGRESIVNIH
SLOVENK

Jutri, 16. februarja Sc vrsi
redna seja krozka st. 2 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk, v sobi st. 1 Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
St. Clair Ave. Seja Sc DO price
la tocno oh 8. uri zvecer, ker DO
v govoru nastopila Mrs. Mae
Anselin. Precinct njenega govo-
ra bo "What Of Wart i m e
Youth, (Kaj DO z mladino v
vojnem casu).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
SEST BOLNICARK
UBITIH v ITALIJI

r .ALzIR. - T. k 0 m zadnjih
dni sta bill blizu Nettuna pod
Rimom ubiti dive nadaljni anne
riski bolnicarki Rdecega kriza.
S tenn je stevilo ameriskih boil
nicark, odkar so Sc zavezniske
cete izkrcale ma doticnem O.
brezju, narastlo ma sest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
'Tezzki bolnbniki v akciiiiii III
ma itahjjanski 'front.'
Ameriski topovi sipljejo ogenj ma
samOstan ma. Mt. Casino

LONDON Is. feb. - Radio il Bari javlja, da je
ame,ska artilera ponedelek zacela tezkim obstre-
jevanjem samosana Mt Casino, potem, ko so letaa
rgla z zraka letake, kaerim e begunce in menihe
posvarlo, da zapustijo poslopja.
Samostan, XII Sc nahaa gori, XII Sc dviga severno
cd mesa Casino, je rabljen cd Nemcev obstrejeva
ME zavezniskih sil pred Cassinom topovi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

Stavka oblacilnih delavcev
V Clevelandu je ze peti dan
ma stavki 400 delavcev v obla-
cilni industriji kot protest proti
delavskim razmeram, XII obstoje
pri petih oblacilnih podjetjih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
v BOLNISNICI

Mrs. Rose Zgonc, 885 E. 232
St, Sc je vceraj podala Glen
vile bolnisnico, kjer jo prija-
teljice lahko obiscejo. zelimo,
da bi Sc j zdravje elm preje vr-
milo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15


sa spletla volnen jopic "a To-
kalno postojanko Rdecega kriza
v Larchmontu, N. Y, in zdaj
je tenn lepim rdecim jopicem
razveseljeno srce malega, bistro-
okega jugoslovanskega decka,
Twice Javoreica, XII nosi ia to-
pei jopic v. begunskem tabori-
scu v puscavi.
v istem taboriscu je nocoj
topic oblecen tudi 4-letni Vim
ko Maglica zato, ker 81 je we
la v New Orleansu neka dobra
zenska toliko casa, da je "a
krajevno postojanko Rdecega
kriza spletla volneni otroski jo-
pic ali sweater.
v spet drugem sotoru je tri-
letni Fred Nagola, XII je oble-
cen V jopic poslan iz Braden-
ton, Fla, docim so matere in
starejse sestre teh malckov O.
blecene kroje zbrane po Rde-
Gem krizu v raznih krajih Anne
rike.
Ii begunci puscavskem ta-
boriscu so clani jugoslovanske
skupine beguncev, XII so sedaj
tukaj ma varnem. Vsi so prista-
81 Titovih partizanov in semkaj
so bill privedeni po prizadeva-
nju in zaslugi angleske relief
ne administracije "a Sredozem-
lie, katera je vprasala Ameriski
Rdeci kriz, maj pomaga ustano-
viii te ljudi v begunstvu.
Rdeei kriz je slucajno incl v
suojih skladiscih ma .Srednjem
Vzhodu <vecje zaloge obleke,
vkljueivsi volnene pletenine in
je takoj priskocil beguncem ma
pomoc, da jih "a silo preskrbi
vsaj do casa, ko Sc jim bo mo-
glo nuditi stalno pomoc po re-
gularni pomozni akciji.
Begunci so prisli ma mesto do
bro organizirani
Charles Bailey liz Bostona,
Mass, XII je direktor civilne po-
NONE organizacije "a Srednji
Who'd, je peljal delavke in de-
lavce Rdeeega kriza k novi sku-
pini beguncev in tudi sam po-
magal pri razdelitvi potrebscin,
katerih so bile predvsem delez-
ne zenske in otroci - moski, XII
so tudi med novodoslo skupino,
morajo pocakati dokler ne pride
vec pomoci, ali dokler MISC z
vsem najnujnejsim preskrbljeni
otroci in zenske.
V Direktor, kot delavci in de-
lavke Rdecega kriza, so vsi IL
javili, da je ia skupina begun
cev najnenavadnejsa cd vseh,
XII so imeli dozdaj opravka z
mimi. Enaso so Sc izrazili tu-
di drugi uradniki britskega re.
liefa "a Srednji Who'd. Sc pred
no so ii begunci zapustili svojo
rodno zemljo, so bill organizira.
nj v samoupravne skupine in
relifni uradniki, kot tudi delaN.
ci Rdecega kriza SO dejali, ds
je to bio MIN v veliko pomoc
Stoicnost in odlocna VOLTA j
bila naravnost cudovita a ir
vzgledna. Vsi, cd najmlajsih o.
trok, XII so komaj dobro shodili
pa do cvrstih deklet in starif
ljudi, XII so ze ma robu groba
so delali Wits ponosnih ljudi.
''Dobili smo povelje cd nasil
lastnih castnikov, da moramt
ma varno, sicer bi bill ostali il
Sc bill proti sovrazniku do zad
MEGA diha," je dejal eden OF
beguncev, XII je znal "a silo 60
voriti anglesko.
In ma obrazih ostalih, XII s.
stall okoli mega je bio razbra
ii, da je morale biti res tako.
Vecina teh beguncev je hote
Ia takoj vedeti, &c je zanje ka
ko delo, ker ma vsak nacin 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
ZAROKA

Preteklo soboto sta Sc zaroci-
la Miss Mary Sever, hcerka Mrs.
John Sever, 661 E. 159 St., in
Mr.. Frank Batic, sin poznane
druzine d Batic, 193O7 Pawnee
Ave. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

Norman GHstdUe DelOnnOy,
star 24 let, je bill eden izmed
100 n,Oz, XII SO bill resesi, ko je
pred cdsonl- neki an1eriski rust
lee ekspodiraL in Sc potopH .
zaIiUu pri NelO Yorku. DeLon-
noy je dobu priznanje, ker je
resH ziUIjenje tudi nekemu
drHgemu lnOrnarju.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
Pro Football Owners HuddIe

Philadelphia, April IA - (UP) - Plans and schedules for the 1914 National Profes sion al Football league season will be formulated here next week when club owners meet to prepare for tn coming sa- son.
 Proposed changes, which will be studied by the rules committee in a closed meeting, may bring about considerable change in the rules.
 The meeting was expected to take some action on franchise applica- tions, player draft and adoption of new schedule.
 The exact position of the New Boston franchise, acquired by I'd Collins, will be clarified and if Bos- ton fields team the schedule will be drawn for II teams unless man. power shortages again force the merger of two or more clubs.
 The league rules sti. late that new franchise owner shall take last place in the draft for college athle- teS, but Collins may be given first choice on the first round and 11th on succeeding rounds. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, merged last year, will alternate on the fourth and ninth draw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
(Tomorrow: The New York Giants)
Daniels, Reddick Win Boxing Bouts

Boston, April 14-UP)-Welter- weight Sammy Daniels, 13912, of Baltimore held a one-sided decision today over Mike Buick, 147. of New York who was punched and pound- ed almost continuously last night during their 10-round bout at Me chanics Building.
 In a trio of other scheduled To- round matches, Howard Thompson, 2O414, SauguS, decisioned George Fuller, 1831a. Bridgeport, Conn.,; Jimmy Mulligan, 173ls, Lowell knocked out John Thomas, 175la, New York QD: George (Red) Doty, 1481s, Hartford, Conn, knocked out Tommy Mollis, 149, Washington, D. c. CD.
 Fall River, Mass, April 14-(UP) Joe Reddick, 160, of Elizabeth, N. J., held win today over Langston Dennis, 163. of New York who was badly outpointed last night in their 10-round match at the Casino. Red- dick took the lead after the third round to win all the way.
 In scheduled siXes, Tommy Rear don, 135. Brock on technically knocked out Joe Jackson, IA, Prov idence, R. l., (5); Babe Synnot, 15l, Fall River knocked oIt Ernie Dun dee, l50, Brockton (5). In fours, Tod Walter Comes, 138, New Bedford (3) Morgan, 140. Brockton knocked out Sam Montani, 118, U. s. Navy de- ciSioned Phil LopeS, 115, New Bed- ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14

Thursday generously as 9677 At Ebbs Field the attendance when think that The Verce therein mind Jeremiah Loony emphasized salow Songbrd that The racetrack had 22842!
 spite all the field the Giants passing fair imitation of two big clubs action of the plays turned distinctly IA than Johnny Lmde the jockey stall at the track After committing this act larceny MedUc heavily of starting fans this the Daily Double play worthy of LndenS predecessor, Joe DiNGaggio.
 Carrying analogy, right like Pukka Gin, make onehand eapng catch Phil Wentraubs drive which himself with admiration The Yankees looked like the Packers Trenton Champions a attain their 94S Eord forbid that they shalD Actually pitching
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
CUP
 IS CAPTURED
 BY CANAD|ENS
BY G. H. WAKING

united Press SGaf1 correspondent
 Montreal, April 14 - (UP) The Montreal Canadiens today added hockeys most cherished trophy-the Stanley cup-to their National Hockey League championship by virtue of four straight victories over the Chicago BlackhawkS and will go down as one of the greatest teams ever put on ice by this Canadian city.
 Fighting an uphill battle all the way, the Canadiens took the cup with a 5-4 triumph last night in n overtime battle before 14,000 hockey mad spectators who damned every nook and corner of the arena for the fourth of the best-of-Seven ser- ies.
 Captain Toe Blake was the man of the hour for the Canucks as he blasted through the Hawks goal at 9:12 of the overtime period to give Montreal the cup, won last year by the Detroit Red Wings.
 Chicago started the game as if to prolong the series and when the third period opened the winners were on the short end of Al score. Coming to life in the last half of the third period, however, Montreal stormed the Chicago nets for three goals, one by Elmer Lach and two by Maurice Richard, the Canadiens' high scoring forward throughout the series.
 Each team tallied twice in the first period, the Hawks taking the lead after five minutes of play and Montreal tieing the count at the halfway mark.
 Big Lead
 Taking advantage of all the breaks and playing splendid offensive hockey, the Hawks notched three goals in the middle stanza, each when Montreal had a man in the penalty box. Johnny Harms put the Hawks ahead and the margin was increased on goals by George Allen and Doug Bentley as wave after wave of Chicago forwards poured in on goalie Bill Durnan.
 The Hawks played air tight de- fensive hockey in the first half of the third period and appeared to have the game well in hand until 8 furry of Montreal shots streamed past goalie Mike Karakas and sent the game into the sudden death per iod. Play was about even in the add ed session for the first five minutes hut five Ganllck skaters callpht tha puck in their own territory and skated down ice-the cup deciding goal coming when Butch Bouchard laid a pass on Blake's stick near the mouth of the Hawk goal to official ly end the 1943-44 hockey season.
 The O'Brien trophy was present. ed to the Hawks as 8 consolation prize to the runner-up after the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
Groyson's s Scoreboord
Lot Depends on compony Jockey Keeps, But Triple Quin Is Getting There in Any League;
 Nothing in Records Equals Permone's Feot
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Sports Editor

New York, April 14.-Remarkable riding feats may be checked the length of the Pimlico stretch with out finding one equalling Bobby Permane's booting home five winners on three consecutive days to close Tropical Park.
 Gordon Richards, darling of the British turf, was aboard a l2 straight in 1883. George Fordham and Fred Archer, famous English jockeys, each rode a half dozen winners on one program. Fordham, who hung up his tack in 1883, was first to do 1t, and came within a gnat'S eyelash of sweeping the entire card of seven. One race was a dead heat and his mount was defeated in the run-off.
 Several American reinsmen came down in front with six winners in an afternoon. Overton, the Negro. kicked in a half dozen winners at Washington Park, Chicago, in 1891. James Lee, another colored cyclone in colors, established a world record by accounting for the complete bill of six winners at Churchill Downs in 1907. Others turning in six win 1lers In an afternoon were Clarence Turner In Charleston, s. C., in 1912; Earl Sande at Tavre de Grace in 1919; Ali Robertson in Havana in 1928; Albert Adams at Marlboro, Md. In 1880; Basil James at Tan foran ard Johnny Adams at Bay Meadows In 1888.
 Records are made to be broken and in February, 1910, Albert Whit taker shooed in all seven winners at Huntley, New Zealand. w. Thomas matched this in 1929 at Townsville, Australia. Herman Phil lips was up on seven winners in Reno in 1916. Joe Sylvester had the leg up on seven out of eight winners at Ravenna, O., in 1880. and 1reneo Leguisamo matched this per- formance in Buenos Aires a year later.
 Six was the limit in New York and on the better strips elsewhere dur ing the halcyon days of Johnny Loftus, Laverne Fator, Buddy Ensor and Handy Sande, for that's all the races there were on the daily pro- gram.
 Much depends on the company
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
Jonnozzo 7-5

Boston, April IA (U.P0 - Vet- eran Izzy Jannazzo of New York was a 7-5 favorite today to defeat Larry Anzalone of Lodi, N. J., in their 10-round boxing bout at Bos' ton Garden tonight.
 Jannazzo. two?time loser in the Garden in recent fights with Ralph zanneln of Providence, R. l., drew his edge in the betting because of a win last week over OsSie Harris of Pittsburgh.
 In two other 10 round matches. Johnny Seaman of Quincy meets Burlie Lanier of Philadelphia and Saverio Turiello of New York faces Frankie Young of New Haven, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
Registered U. S. Patent Ofice)
By JACK CUDDY Limited Press Staff Correspondent

By JACh COOOx
 United Press Staff Correspondent
 New York, April IA - CU.P) - Out of the night comes Bruce Sloan of Wichita, Kan, as a pos sible replacement for Manager Mel Ott in the New York Giants right field.
 Brown-haired, fair-skinned Sloan comes up with a bit of paunch at the ripe age of 29 as major league rookie to replace the great Ott, who came up to the Giants when in his middle teens.
 Sloan comes out of the night, be- cause it was the combination of darkness, arc lights and curved balls that stymied his attempted climb toward the majors a decade ago-back in 1884. He tried profes- sional baseball in 1892, '33 and '34 with Oklahoma City of the Texas League; but his inability to hit curve ball pitching at night sent hin back to the semi-proS, where he remaind untile last SaSon.
 During those long years with the semi -pros-With the Duncan Halll- Burton Cement Company team ot Duncan, Okla, and three other nearby semi-pro outfits-sloan con- quered the night He learned to hit curve ball pitching under the arcs. He changed his bat, using lighter one; he changed his stance, so that he crowded the plate; and he learned to hit only with his wrists like Ken Keltner of the Cleveland Indians-using short, fast side- sweep.
 Last June, Bruce deserted the semi-pros and accepted an outfleld berth with Little Rock, Ark, of the Southern Association. He knew there would be plenty of night ball with Little Rock; but he knew also that he was ready. During the first five weeks, he hit. 532; and he wound up the season with bat ting mark of 1885. This attracted major league scouts.
 Sloan. a portly feller who packs 200 pounds on a feet-1O inches frame, is an agile fly hawk despite his diminutive paunch. No one ever questioned his fielding ability, and ne promises, l II kIlOCk CIn OCdSi with my daylight batting, and do alright now in the few night games'
 At 29, Sloan is ready to become a regular on his first major league team if Manager Ott should be taken into service as a IA; or if Ott should be forced from right field to the sidelines because of a stomach ailment.
 During chat in the Polo Grounds dugout before yesterdays game with the Yankees, white-uni- formed Sloan said, T felt like quit ting baseball after my bad batting season at night with Oklahoma City in 34. But. just couldn't quit although I knew I could make more money in other fields. I'm an accountant, you know. So played along with the semi-pros, mean- while studying my weakness against curves at night.
 Now, though I'm a rookie at %. I hope I get a chance to prove that I can hit about as good as anybody in the business. I'm a south-paw wrist hitter now, and l have no fear of anything any pitcher can throw-day or night"
 Sloan is a 4-F because of high blood pressure. We hope his arteries do not explode if he is assigned a regular berth in the Giants out field. %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-14
Not Much Hope For Futile PhiLs Ln 1944
TOP SPRINTERS. HIN SATURDAY 'CANSETT STAKE

Pawtucket, R. T., April IA. - Nine or ten sharp sprinters. finely con- ditioned on the fast tracks of Flor ida and Hot Springs, are expected to parade to post on Saturday for the first stake of the New England season, the Spring Handicap, for 3 year olds and upward, over six furlongs, with a 5000 pot of gold added.
 Of the 27 nominated at closing time last Saturday, the starting topweight will be Margaret McCul- lum's bargain horse, Reztips, IF pounds, winner of three handicaps at Hialeah Park. Especially pointed for Saturdays event by trainer Joe Camac, the son of Lucky Tom Own Me, will be capably ridden by Paul Keiper and probably will be the pub lie choice when Buddy Wingfleld says Come On".
 Dr. w. I. Lunt, local dental prac- tioner, will have a strong candidate in Valdina Punch, winner of two overnight affairs in Florida and a galloping winner of the De Soto Handicap at Hot Springs, where he turned back the smart Roman Sox. Assessed with IA pounds and with the advantage of clever Harry Pratt in the saddle, Dr. Lunt's colt will be the one they have to beat.
 Ready to Go
 Mrs. H. P. Bonner's big gelding, Defense. has been kept going all winter but has not been asked for any serious effort. Word has it that shrewd Doc" Upton has timed the son of Jamestown for strong cam paign during the Gansett meet. If the muddy track does not prevent the final tuning-up, Saturday may be the spot and burdened with only 112, Defense will be difficult to beat.
 Trainer Joe Bauer will saddle both Clyde Tolson, III pounds, and Hon. est George, l02, for Saturdays sake. The former is shifty sprinter on his day and if Wendell Eads arrives in time to climb aboard, the day might well be Saturday. Harry Barnett, the Boston man who quit selling automobiles to train horses, has solid candidate in the 4 year old Rangoon, and imported son of the great sire, Bahram. Rangoon gave evidence of his sprinting ability when he sped three quarters in 1:10 3-5 at Tropical Park on March 18. He is fit, sharp and ready.
 The Andover horseman, Lyle Philips, will start an entry with Tetra Rock 109 and Scotch Abbot 1O8. The Rock loves the Gansett strip but may be little over his head here, Scotch Abbot will im- prove his rating should an off track prevail.
 Nose Shapoff will saddle pair for his owner, Mrs. w. Renard in Red Vulcan III pounds and Mixer no. Both are the hard knocking kind and wil lnot be ia raway when the wire is reached. The following field is anticipated: