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Evening star., 1944-07-16
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 15.-For the
second straight year William Wood
wards Belair Stud silks were borne
to victory in the $40, ,J00- added Fleet
wing Handicap when Bossuet cap
tured today's renewal at Jamaica
with a length and half to spare.
The dark bay colt ran coupled
with Apache. hero of the 1943 run
ming, and the entry paid $2.70 TO,
81. Favorite players, who had lost
on two consecutive 9-to-20 shots
just prior to the Fleetwing, had some
anxious moments before Bossuet
rallied from last place in the field
Of five to score in easy fashion.
Joe w. Browns Brownie was Sec
ond by six lengths over the Selznick
Stables Ariel Lad. Apache, under
the crushing burden of 1874 pounds,
was soundly beaten fourth in front
of H. L. Strauss New Moon. Bos-
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Oliver, Mathey Anne,
Eastern Tennis Titles
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Charles
w. Oliver of Perth Amboy, N. j.
won the Eastern junior tennis
championship today at the West
Side Tennis Club. defeating Alar
S. Watson of Short Hills, N. j., 6-3
So, 81.
The boys championship went te
Macdonald Mathey of Princeton
N. j.. who turned in 6-3. O.
win over Sidney Schwartz of Brook.
lyn, the No. l seeded player.
In the Junior doubles, Frederick
Billy Smith of Orlando, Fla, ane
Henri Salaun of Boston defeated
Bernard Bartzen, national inter
scholastic champion from San An.
gelo, Tex, and Glenn Bassett ol
Santa Monica, Calf, Is, 6---3
6-4, 64.
Mathey and Schwartz. f1nalist:
in the singles. teamed up to wiz
the boys doubles title with a 6--3
So decision over Dan Singer Of
Great Neck and John Bickell Of
Garden City, Long Island.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Dodger Losing Streak
Al "a as Braves Win
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
BOSTON, July 15.-Brooklyn ran
their losing streak to IA straight
games today as Nate Andrews held
'em to six hits to give the Braves q
6-to-3 decision.
Workman hit a homer for Boston
with two on in the eighth and Dixie
Walker clouted for the circuit with
one in in Brooklyn's ninth.
Ed Stanky of the Dodgers and
Whitley Wietelman suffered in
juries during the game. Stanky
sustained a deep cut behind his left
ear when he was spiked by Connie
Ryan during double play, and
Whitley Wietelman split a finger
on his throwing hand making a
stop of Mickey Owens grounder in
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Mats to 7 TokeL
Trip After Today

In their last tussling here un-
til August 9, the Mats will take
on Philadelphia's Athletics to-
day in a double header with
Mickey Heafner and Milo Cam
DIM going to the firing line. Con-
ME Mack announced last night
he would pitch Luke Hamlin and
Jess Flores. Action will get un-
der way at 1::30 O'Clock.
And Harlon Cliff may be seen
at third base with the Mats in
one of the games, according to
Manager OS Bluege.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Martin S Homers Give
Yanks Win Over bosox
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The New
York Yankees increased their sec
ond place lead over Boston to full
game by defeating the Red Sox. 81,
today, before 8,745 paid admissions.
The victory moved the New York
ers to within one and a half games
from the league leading St. Louis
Browns, who were beaten by Cleve-
land
Left-fielder Herschel Martin paced
the Yankees at bat with two home
runs. the first Yankee to accomplish
the feat this year, which accounted
for five runs.
The Yankees used three hurlers,
with Jim Turner, the second pitcher,
receiving credit for the victory
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Has = Lengths
On Sir BIN in
|$61,425 Race
Sporton Noble Third, !,
Flood Town Fifth
In Field of Six
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,


CHICAGO, July 15.-John Marsch,
Chicago contractor, drove convinc-
ingly toward the 1914 futurity cham
pionship today when his sleek,
brown colt, Free For All, cake-walked
to victory in the $6l,425 Arlington
Futurity.
The 2-year-old son or Question
naire, ably ridden by Jockey Otto
Grohs, scored an amazingly easy 21a
lengths triumph over Sir Bim, owned
by Don Ameche of radio and screen
fame, with Spartan Noble, entry of
William Helis of New Orleans, third.
Errard, running as Free For Ais
stablemate, finished fourth, with the
Eastern challenger. Flood Town,
fifth. Darien was sixth and last.
Easy Win Is Surprising.
Occupation had won this race In
1912 for the Chicago contractor, and
Jezrahel, also Marsch owned, cop
ped last years renewal from his
stablemate, Occupy, and there is
now suspicion that Free For All
is better than any of the trio.
The $4,000 witnessing the race
confidently expected Free For All
to win, but not so easily. AS it was,
Free For All sprinted the 6 furlongs
in 1:l2 and possibly could have gone
a full second faster had it been
necessary.
Pre-race calculations pointed to
1t. Edward Lasker's Flood Town. as
the most likely of the contenders.
Breaking from the No. / post posi-
ton, under the guidance of vet
Ieran George Woolf, this Johnstown
colt did go Immediately to the front.
But Free For All was hot on his
heels.
Coasts Down the Stretch.
Long before the stretch was
reached, Free For All had pulled
into the lead. Then Flood Town
seemed to collapse and as the win
ner continued to coast along in
front, 1t was Sir Bim which rushed
down to make challenge at the
finish.
The Ameche youngsters bid. how
ever, was only brief one, though
he did have two lengths to spare
over Spartan Noble.
The field was cut to six by the
scratching of S. E. Pershall's Buck
Road.
Free For All paid $500 to win
and $220 to place. Sir Bim paid
$3.50 to place. There was no show
wagering.
The Msrsch bankroll was en-
riched not only by Free For Ais
first, which was worth $48,525, but
Errard's fourth added 81 500 more.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
BY the Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July Is
Albie Booth. Yale's mighty mite
who shot into the Nations head
lines over decade ago as an
athletic hero today joined the Blue S
football coaching staff. He'll assist
Howie Odell and direct the junior
varsity squad.
Booth has been conspicuous by
his absence from the Yale sports
scene and his return was welcomed
by the university and New Haven,
Albie's home town.
College football coaching won't
be exactly new to the 36-year- -old
Booth, but 10 years have elapsed
since he last had a hand in it.
During the 1882 season, Albie aided
DR.. Nal Stevens here and in 1884,
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Boinbridqe Beuts Cutters

BAINBRIDGE, Md, July Is tP).-
An eighth-inning single by Dick
Bartell that sent Babe Paul across
the plate today enabled the Balm
bridge Commodores to exc out 5
to win today over the Curtis Bay
Coast Guard Cutters.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Cards Smother Reds;
Make Triple Play
BY the Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Knocking
Harry Gumbert out of the box in
the first inning when they scored
seven runs, the Cardinals coasted
to a 12-to-1 victory over the Gin
cinnati Reds tonight.
The Cards turned in their second
triple play of the year in the second
inning. 1t was the same combina.
ton tonight-Emil Verban to Marty
Marion to Ray Sanders.
Cincinnati's Frank Mccormick
singled and Ray Mueller walked
Eric Upton lined to Verban who
tossed to Marion at second doubling
Mccormick. Marion rif1ed to Sand
ers at first to get Mueller.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Racing Meet for Relief

DETROIT, July Is (P.-The De-
troit Racing Association announced
today it would stage a 33-day meet
ing starting August IA with entire
proceeds going to war relief funds
The 72-day summer meeting ends
August IL.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
School Third Seeker, .18,
Is Signed by Detroit
y the Associated Press

DETROIT, July 15.-The Detroit
Tigers have signed Dick Dresser, 18-
year-old third baseman who recent
ly completed a season with De-
troit Northwestern high school. He
will join the squad tomorrow. Al
though la in the draft, he will
remain with the Tigers until called
for service.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Indians Murder Ball
In Handing Browns
13-to-2 Drubbing
BY the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, July 15.-Unleash-
ing a powerful hitting attack that
included five doubles, a triple and
Pat Seerey's ninth homer, the In
dians dubbed out a 13-to-2 victory
over the league-leading st. Louis
Browns today. 1t was their third
win against one loss in the series.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Score by innings.
Boston ---- 600 1913 0lO--
New York 800 Ola O0x-o
Runs-Finney t2). Metkovch Doerr.
Partes; Lake. Cronin. Stirnweiss t2l, Meth
eny 90. Martin t2). Etten (2). Errors
Etten. Runs batted in-Metheny 12j Mil
oseyich' Martin 81; Partee; r. johnson t2),
Grimes. Fox CD. Finnev Two-base hits
Milosevich. Tabor, Metkovich. Etten Fox.
Stirnwess, Home runs--Metheny, Martin
90. Sacriflce-Garbark Double plays
Etten to Milosevich to Etten, Doerr to
Finney.. Grimes to Stirnweiss to Etten,
Stirnweiss to Milosevich to Etten. Left on
bases-Boston 8; New York s. Bases on
balls-On Dubiel. s; off Barrett 3; of
Bowman. q of Turner, /; of Woods. 2.
Hits--Of Bowman. in / = innings; of
Woods 3 in ga innings; off Barrett . in
innings; off O'Neill, l in inning; off
Dubiel Q in 81, innings; of Turner. !, in
IA INNINGS (none out in Sth); off Roser
none in innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Bowman CEtten). Winning pitcher-Tur-
ner. Losing otcher--Barrett. Umpires-
Messrs. MCGOWAN, .Pipgras and Stewart.
Time-2:20. Attendance-S.T45 (paid).
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Runs Batted In.
American League - Stephens, Browns,
letics So
National characterization Cubs, So:
Ott, Giants, 81; Kurowski. Cardinals
So; Walker, Dodgers 80.
Home Runs.
American League-Metheny, Yankees
II: Cullenbine, Indians, IL: Doerr, Red
Sox: TO- johnson. Red Sox. 10; Hayes,
Athletics, TO-
National League - OFT, Giants, 90:
Nicholson, Cubs. Is; Kurowski. Cardi-
mails, IL.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Runs-Hodgin, Trosky, Hoover, Outlaw,
nett, Webb, York. Runs batted in-Car-
nett C2). Ross, Wakefield C3). Orengo 60,
York. Two-base hits-Dickshot, Trosky.
Lopat, Carnett, Hoover C2i. Wakefield.
York. Home run-Wakefield. Stolen
ease-RoSs. Double plays-Orengo to
YORK, Mayo to Hoover to York, Mayo to
York. Left on bases-Chicaao. q; De-
trot, 6. Bases on balls--Lopat, 4; Or
rell. 2. Struck out-By Lopat, 5; by
Orren 2; by Corsica, l. Hits--Of Or
fell. q in 5 innings tnone out in SIXTH !;
Corsica. in 4 innings. Hit BY pitcher
By Corsica fHodginl. Wild pitch-Or-
rell Winning pitcher--Orrell. Umpires
Rue. Boyer and Summers. Time-1 :57,
Attendance, e,315.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Gionts Dispose Of PoIIi

NEW YORK, July Is (P.-The
Giants have sold for cash Louis
Polli. veteran right-handed pitcher,
to the Jersey City club of the Inter-
national League, Giant property.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Runs-Gutteridge, Chartak Mack. Hoas.
Seerey "a, Boudreau t2), Cullenbine t2),
Keltner; Rocco t2l. Errors-Baker, Man
in--Hoag. Cullenbine t4). Rocco go, Klie-
man, Moore, Seerey. Christman, Mack.
Keltner, Schleuter. Two-baSe hits-Seerey
base hit-Mack, Home run-Seerey. Stolen
oase-Keltner. Double play-Boudreau to
s. Cleveland. s. Bases on bsilsVoh Hoi.
lingsworth. .; off Zoldak, ,; off Kleimarl, >
Struck out-By Zoldak, .: by Klieman, >
Hits-Of Hollingsw sworth, : in 2i3 innings;
off Zoldak. 10 in 5ha innings Hit by
pitcher-By Klieman tZarillal. Wild pitch
--Zoldak Losing pitcher-Hollines sworth
Umpres-Messrs Berry. Jones and Hub
bard. Time-l:56. Attendance--5,O 900 tes-
timstedb
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Bell Goes to Virqinio

Brian Bell, first baseman on the
1914 champion Western High base
ball team, and three-letter man for
the Red Raiders. has entered the
University of Virginia.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Chicaso ---- 600 2l0 100
Detroit ~ --- 00l 030 600
Runs - Dickshot Cd, Trosky. Webb,
Maitzberger, Hoover t2). OUTLAW. Newhous-
er Errors - Webb co. Hoover. Runs
batted in-Carnett, Schalk, Moses, Tros-
ky, Wakefield. Hostetler. .Two-base hits
Trosky toD, Moses. Dickshot. Sacrifices
Ross, .Hodgins, Mayo. Double plays-Webb
to Schalk to Trosky. Mayo to Hoover to
York (2). Left on bases-Chicago. TO-;
Detroit s. Bases on balls-Off Ross 81
of Newhouser 4 Beck. /. Struck out
BY Maltzberger. ,: by Newhouser. 4. Hits
berger, ] in 41s innings: of Newhauser.
g in innings: of Beck, l in inning.
Hit by pitcher-By Ross tHoover), by
ming pitcher-Maltzberger Losing pitcher
-Newhouser. Umpires-Messrs. Summers,
Rue and Boyer. Time-2:14.
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Totals 81 6 241 Totals 81 S.7
eRatted for RaSinski in eighth.

FBatted TOT MeIC0n III e1gntn.
tBatted for Weitelmann in seventh.
Brooklyn - 900 900 012-3
Boston -- 10I 900 O4x-6
Runs-Rosen, Walker. Bragan, Ran.
Macon (2). Holmes, Workman, Phillips.
Errors-Macon, Sandlock Runs batted in
Walker (2). Holmes t3), Workman CD.
Three-base hit-Macon. Home runs
Walker, Workman. Stolen base-Bragan.
Double play-Wietelmann to Ryan to
Macon. Left on bases-Brooklyn, 3: Bos-
ton. 3. Bases on balls-Melton. 2: An
drews 9 Struck out-By Melton, s.;
by Andrews, L. Hits-On Melton. in Z
innings; OF Webber. 3 in l inning. Balk
Melton. Losing pitcher-Melton. Um-
pires-Messrs. Stewart and Dunn. Time
LAT Attendance-o 333
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Class Cont Compete With CIout for Ring Patronage

Williams Marshall potential customers knew
that any chilling accomplished
party had had several gande Will
o lot of nonlethal leather.
lethal leather
regards equally through visual
evidence both long
with bright each hit the deck probably
than before of down to stay
that appeals
freight although confesses pref
pitching battles that preceded the of
powered enjoyed Will
defensive exhibition Marshall than he
poets to relish the upcoming brawl.
which would have
locked for Marshall possessed
display but there rules be observed
Williams
the clear margin And intriguing the artfu
which he smed his frustrated foe constrained
to a
eyeful originally intended
be
a. you'll home earlier.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis: 10: Cincinnati. l.
Philadelphia. 81: New York, Is.
Boston. g.; Brooklyn, g.
Chicago. 4; Pittsburgh. g.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

SUNDAY, JULY I6, 1914.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 5: Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago, s.; Detroit, As,
Cleveland. IL; ST. Louis. =.
New York, Q; Boston, :,
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Phil. at Wash (2). / 80 None scheduled
Chi at Det t.l
st. l.. at Cleve. to).
Bost. at N. Y. (2p.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Totals 36 2415 Totals 80 10 81 IA
'Batted for Newsome in sixth
tBatted for Woods in sixth
tBatted for Barrett in eighth
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Pgh. at Chi. (2l. None scheduled.
Bklyn. at Bost. C2>.
! N. Y. at Phila. t2l.
Cinci at st. l. (2).
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Totals "a 10 2713 Totals "A -
Batted for Newhouser in eighth.
: Batted for Hoover in ninth.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
sm9 Slaf So arsch Free for All Romps Home in Arlington Fny
Win,Lose or Draw
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Star Sports Editor.

PeY-Reif Offer Contrast to Williams Marshall Bout
crowd fewer than 5000 turned under fine weather cond
tons Griffith Stadium tothe night Holman williams
skill against the heavy artillery of Lloyd Marshall despite the fact
brought together probably the best wartime boxing has to offer
that it exceedingly wel-balyhooed affair.
Tomorrow evening the place Perry and
Re pair of puisc punks comparatively speaking
throng treble that
Williams veteran mddleweght admittedly is the class
those operating his division and Marshall generally
knowedged heavyweghts
Furthermore rubber affair having
meetings.
Perry the welterweight champion precinct
which dubious distinction presently claimed
with Nick also
Armstrong, entitled the spot Perry
belted by the
So far is known Ref
holder although his
New York
ous grandeur that And it added this
first meeting
Evening star., 1944-07-16

C0H
Why then bout such hop at the
gate while the PerryReif thing tnsti
clicking at pace?
Well the has of Name" fighters
though they be- at least period
champs
Marshall lacked the mixed spells office here
There moreover, hometown ingredient
attraction for the fans
but probably zble
alternative for entertainment sticking
ansar ball Pittsburgh.
On at least two the night it
takes to draw the ringwom predecessor
that in Perry will local lad who
most promising ficufers
and in Ref, Jewish destined
toward the heights reached lengthy
his faith.
equally anticipating
that propests the
the spectacle knockout than which fight fans like
nothing
Evening star., 1944-07-16
League Statistics

tSee MATS, Page Aid
Evening star., 1944-07-16
BoseboII's Big Six

BY the Associated Press.
fThroo pattnr~ nat
Evening star., 1944-07-16

sEatted for yoldak IN aiehtb
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25

Tovaris Uros Kukolj .je Sci
nato, s strpjnico ma h r bt u !,
pred toYarfsa vrhovnega ko-
naandanta in precital pozdrav
prisego, v imenu svojih tovari-
sev in .sebe, y. kateri Sc zaklinja,
da bg visoko euyal svetinjo "a
ppanja in eastiy Xxi mu jo je IL
kazal tovaris Tito in da hote ma
njegovo ocetovsko skrb odgo-
yorfti S se vecjo skrbjo ga ma
rod, $ Sc mocnejso borbo "a
svobodo in srecno bodocnost ma
roda, $ BE bolj pozrtvovalnim
delom "a napredek in slavo ma
Be junaske Narodno-osvobodil-
ne yojske. Pozdrav tovarisa Ku-
kolja SO navzoci sprejeli ma
vdusenimi vzkliki tovarisu Tt
tu in Narodno-osvobodiln Vol
ski.
Koneno Sc je tovaris Tito po-
slovil cd mladih eastnikov, XII
odhajajo drugi dan k svojim ce-
tam, ma move dolznosti sluz-
hi naroda, v move bitke, nevar-
nosti in image S sledecimi be-
sedami:
"Tovarisi castniki Narodno-
osvobodilne vojske! Cestitam
vam ma uspehih, XII ste jih do
segi tel soil! Preprican sem,
lda boste odslej, kakor ste, jih
doslej, izvrsevali svoje naloge,
XII jih postavi pred vas Vrhov-
nj stan, pa maj DO to kjerkoli -
v Krajini ali v Vzhodni Bosni,
Dalmaciji ali Sloveniji, v Mace
doniji ali v Srbiji C''Hocemo!")
da pojdete povsod, kamor vas
poslje Vrhovni Stab, ker sc
pred nami Sc tezke borbe in mo-
ramo te borbe dovesti do zma-
govitega konca, izvojevati mo.
ramo vsem narodom Jugosla-
vie svobodo in srecnejso do
doenost. zelim vam Sc enkrat
mnogo uspeha v nadaljnji bor-
bi!
Smrt fasizmu!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25
(NndGIjeU0nje) }

Resnica mas je prodrla v
svet in oina bo trajno onemogo-
ella vse spletke, XII Sc Sc spleta-
jo v inozemstvu, da bi nam O.
nemogocile, da bi plodove borbe
pobrali mi, XII smo to borbo vo-
dill. Spletke ne bodo uspele.
Zakaj ne, ker mas narod trdno
drzi v rokah svojih najboljsih
sinov orozje, XII ga je izvojeval
s svojo krvjo. Ne bodo uspele
zato, ker imamo veliko zavezni-
co Sovjetsko Rusijo, XII We "a
nasos borbo cd prvih dni in XII
Sc ponasa z nami kot s svojim
zaveznikom. Ne bodo uspele, ker
v mednarodnem svetu posteni
napredni sloji delavcev, kmetov
in intelligence danes vedo "a ma
so borbo; vedo, da sn1o doprl-
nesli mnogo in mnogo "a konc-
no zmago mad fasisticno zverjo,
mad fasisticnimi imperialisticni-
mi osvajalci. In ravno to, d.
smo 81 pred celim svetom prido-
pill glas prave ljudske vojske,
ker smo oprali srage lica ma
sega ljudstva in oprali sramoto,
Xxi je zadela nase narode spomla-
di 1941 - vse to nam omogo-
ca, in nam malaga dolznost, da
pred celim svetom in pred ma
Sim narodom dokazemo, da je
zaupanje, XII ga uzivamo danes,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25
II pnrtiznnskega tisl;a

bilo zares zasluzeno in upravi-
ceno.
vi kot castniki nase Narod-I
no osvobodilne vojske innate.
pred seboj veliko nalogo. To
nalogo morate izvrsevati v vsa-I
kodneynih krvavih borbah, v
zmagoslavnih pohodih proti po-t
slednjim fasisticnim utrdbam in
utrdbam njihovih kvizlinskih
trabantov. To je naloga seda-
njosti. Toda imeli boste nalogo
tudi v prihodnjosti, kadar bo
mas narod odlozil orozje - da
Sc z vso silo vrze ma ponovno
izgraditev nase zmrcvarjene in
porusene domovine. Tedaj bo-
ste voditelJi narodne vojske, XII
DO bdela mad usodo, XII 10 DO
dozivljal mas narod, ko DO gra-
dill boljso in srecnejso bodoc-
most. vi ste oni, ma katere DO
nase ljudstvo polagalo gotovost
svoje domovine, kakor ste da-
mes oni, XII podzigajo nase vo-
jake, da skupno sejete brat
stvo in slogo med narodi Jugo-
slavic, da onemogoeite sovras-
two med brati in prepreeite po-
vratek omega mracnega, ,kar je
ugnjetevalo nase narode, da "a
gotovite zmago in da ma celu
nase zmagovite armade, arma-
de Jugoslavije, izvojujete to
zmago!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25

Tovarisi, pref sem naglasil,
da je ia sola zaeetek, XII Sc po-
raja tako, kakor Sc je porajala
nasa armada. Prosli ste skozi
kratek tecaj. Upam, da bo pri-
sci cas-, ko bodo DAM pogoji "a
to, da :bodete vi, XII ste zeljni
znanja (vem, da 81 zelite pou-
ka v teoriji), mogi iti skozi dol
gotrajno vojno solo, da bodete
dostojno reprezentirai eastnike
nase Narodno-osvobodilne VOL
ske, castnike, Xxi so .resnicno
zrastli IL najgloblje korenine
nasega naroda. Prepriean sem,
da bodete teoreticno znanje, XII
ste 81 ga tn pridobili, goto-
vostjo spremenili v prakso, ker
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25

NJ dhSoO AAAepIO, N oshOC oeS III PIA-
dobili v tezki in krvavi borbi
Pridobljeno teorijo zvezite S
prakso +, in 7mogli b o t e dat
Sc. .vec "a uspeh nase Narodno-
osvobodilne borbe. zelim vam
tovarisi, mnogo uspeha v ma
sem boju, ma celu enot, kjer
boste stall!
Mvela nasa Narodno osvo-
bodilna vojska! I(szivela!)
zivela nasa velika zaveznica
Sovjetska Russia! (zivela!) w..
ziveli nasi zaveznici Anglia
in America! (Eiveli!)
| Smrt fasizmu! (Gromd1ito
"Svoboda narodu" Navdusenc
ploskanje. Vzkliki: "zivel mas
vrhovni komandant! zivel tova-
ris Tito - celia dvorana odme-
va: 'zivel!"). ~>
Ko je tovaris Tit o koncai
svoj govor in je dvorana potih-
Mia, Sc je zaeela delitev diplom,
Castniki so stall pozorno v dvo-
Fredih. Poveljnik castniskl SOLE
je wei v roke spisek poslusal-
cev in rekel, da bo klical tovari-
Sc po cinu in kogar DO poklical
maj pride do vrhovnega koman-
danta, kjer BIO dobil diploma
Tovaris .Poljanec poroea, da je
pokazal najboljsi uspeh in do.
bill prvo nagrado vrhovnega ko-
mandanta tovaris Uros Kukolj
major, namestnik komandanta
VIII krajiske brigade.
Krepak in gibcen pride tova.
ris Kukolj do vrhovnega ko.
mandanta in ga pozdravi. To
varis Tito mu odzdravi, mu po.
da roko in mu cestita ma uspe'
hu. Po Kukoliu pride k vdhov
nemu komandantu tovaris Save
Kosar, major, drugi po cinu; "a
MIN tovaris Mirko Pantos, ma
mestnik komandanta Glamosko
Livanjskega partizanskega cd
delka, kapetan, tretji po cinu.
Klicanje gojencev castniskt
Sole Sc nadaljuje, mladi castni
XII prihajajo, pozdravljajo tova;
risa Tita, Xxi Jim stiska roke ir
daje diplome. Mladi castniki sto
4 je tako pred ljubljenim koman
dantom pc en- trenutek, XII 81 gs
bodo zapomnili "a vedno. Mno
XII izemd n j h imajo ma licil
brazgotine, sledove junaskih il
velikih borb.
| Ker je razdeljevanje diplon
| koncano, poda politicni komisal
Oficirske Sole, tovaris Pete
Radovic vrhovnemu komandan
tn tri move, strojne puSke, K
jih tovaris Tito izroci prvi 'tro
jici po icinu. Prvi strojnici st,
Eposebnega, nam lnajljubsega ii
pa, $ karakteristienim dobos
sarzerI, " katere gre ~ nabo
jew. Ma strojnicah SO graviran'
imena pajodlicnejsih tovarise
in podpis Vrhovnega koman
danta, kratko TITO, XII 'je q
nase bOrce najvecja zapoved,
"a nase sovraznike g sttah i
smrtna ohsodba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25

ljudstva SO bila vedra in sve-
canost Sc je zakIjucila i no
zarskim kolom in partizansko
pesmijo.
Nasi borci znajo hiti vesei
ne samo po dobljenih bitkah,
temyec tudi ko jim gledajo Y
oci. Da bi jim bila sreca nlila!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-25

Svoboda narodu! je odjek-
Mia dvorana.
Tako je bill zakljucen oficielni
del svecanosti. Spremljani $
prisrcnimi klici, so tovaris II
to in ostali clani Vrhovnega
staba zapustili dvorano. Lica
pojakov, mladih castnikov in