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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

nj in Sc drugi, XII re cakajo, da
ponovno izvrsijo gnusno opera
CLIO mad nasim narodom.
To so imena samo treh diplo-
matov staroevropskega kopita;
katerim Amerika in zavezniki
menda zaupajo.
Mr.. S. Irwin ina mocno We
70, da bodo ii drzavniki vodili
Italijo po pravih potih demo-
kracije. Mi pa vemo, da bo ne
koe presenecen. Vemo tudi, da
imajo vprezeno vso svojo d.
plomatsko moznost, da obdrzi-
10 jugoslovansko Primorje. In
koncno verujemo, da vse te di-
plomatske wi jace ne bodo po-
magale, dokler imamo marsala
Iita Jugoslaviji in marsala
Stalina v Moskvi. Junaki jugo-
slovanske osvobodilne vojne, ma
kratko Partizani, v te mi veru-
jemo. Vse druge junake prepu-
s5amo zurnalistom, da Jim po-
jejo nesmrtno slavo.
Kdor namenoma drugace pi-
Sc, imamo pomisleke o njegovi
iskrenosti. Ako hoce vedeti res
nico maj mas vpr>sa pa basta.
M. I. Lab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Srebrni iubiei Slov. domo no Holmes Ave.

prvi slovenski dom, XII je bill v
Clevelandu zgrajen namenom,
la Sc v MENU goji kulturo in
druzabni sestanki.
Vkljub kriticnim casom je
dom lepo napredoval, in danes
smo lahko ponosni ma to stav-
bo, XII bo kmalu popolnorna IL
placana, cato skrbimo, da Sc to
cimpreje uresniei. Pomagajmo
kar je v nasi moci.
Prav vljudno vabimo splosno
obcinstvo, da Sc v velikem Ste
vilu odzove nasemu vabilu. Sc
posebno pa vabimo delnicarje,
direktorje in clanice Gospodinj-
skega kluba, XII ste sc trudili, O.
rail- ste ledino in rosili opeko "a
ia dom. Pridite sedaj, da boste
videli uspeh vasega della. v pri-
jetni druzbi boste "a par ur
pozabili tudi ma svoje teskoce
in zalost, XII mas vse tare.
Torej, VISA pota maj drzijo
soboto lie v Slovenski dom ma
Holmes Ave. ma proslavo 25-let-
nice!
Ma svidenje!
Frances Susel,
zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Prinesite stare obleko

Euclid, Ohio. - Tenn potom
naznanjam vsem clanicam kroz-
ka st. 3 Progresivnih Slovenk,
kakor tudi ostalim Slovencem,
da bono sprejemale stare oble-
ko "a moske, zenske in otroke.
Kdor ina kaj take obleke, je
prosen, da jo prinese v Sloven-
ski drustveni dom ma Recher
Ave, kjer Sc jo DO pobiralo
vsak ponedeljek cd 7. ure I'VE
Ger naprej.
Torej, poiscite kar ne rabite
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

Cleveland, Ohio. - Slovenski
dom ma Holmes Ave. obhaja 25-
letnico obstanka v soboto, dne
q. oktobra. v ia namen bo pri-
rejen pies in pristna domaca "a
bava v zgornji dvorani. Price
tex bo OBJ 7::30 uri zvecer.
Clanice Gospodinjskega kluba
bodo skrbele "a telesne dobrote
v obliki okusnih "roast-beef
sendvicev, domacih Sunk in do
brega kofetka. Direktorij pa DO
skrbel, da Sc bodo vse te dobro-
te poplaknile z dobro kapljico.
Ia plesazeljne bo ma razpolago
najboljsa godba, namrec Vad-
nal orkester, XII bo podajal lepe
poke in -valcke "a stare in mia
de. Vstopnina je zelo malen-
kostna, le SOC.
Umestno bi seveda bilo, da bi
Sc 25-letnico obhajalo ma botj
slovesen nacin, toda razmere, "
katerih Sc danes nahaiamo,
nam ne dovolijo napraviti kaj
izrednega. Da bi pa kar sli mi
mo te pomembne obletnice brez
vsakrsne prireditve, bi pa tudi
he bilo lepo, kajti ia Dom je bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Urodniki drustvo SIo-
venski dom, s+. + SDZ

Predsednik Louis Godec; pod
predsednik Andrew Pezdir; tai
MICA Albina Vessel, 877 r. 1856
St, KE. 5135; blagajnik Joseph
Nah; zapisnikarica Mary Cop
rich; nadzorniki: John Barko-
vich, John Ivancic in Angela
sajovic. Seize se vrSijo vsak tret-
il petek Y mesecl v Slov. drust-
venem domu na Recher Ave-,
OBJ 8. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

Sestra Elizabeth Kenney de-
'n,0nstriya. . bOgaiSnici . San
Francisco sUOj clldezni naGin
zdraUIjenja OtrOske pnraIjze.
DeDsOnsiracijO so Ol,dzOUali
zdraUniki in bOlHiGarke. Sest-
letri Robert T,ceedie pripenja
ma Hjena Ersa SOpek cUetja, XII
ga u jc. pOda,'A deckoU occ D
sI,ak hIalesi,0sti n Ozd,uJiteU.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

vec sami, scistite in pokrpajte
ter prinesite k nam, da Sc bo
poslalo trpecemu ljudstvu v sta
70 domovino, kjer neobhodno
potrebujejo to.
Mary Ster, tajnica.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Calendar ofGo~,i~g G"enb
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10

THURSDAY,
THE TWELVE BELLIES meet tonight with Mrs. Bernhard
Kunod, 14O Miller street, at p m NJ,
MT CLEMENS COMMANDERY NO ST. knights ie nnnfa,
stated Conclave at Temple at 745 p m Confer
the order of the temple. Dinner at $50 p m ..,
Mrs Joseph Hazenbuhler &c Washington al p m -,
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES will meet at Acre nan
NAVY MOTHERS sewing at the UsO Broadway in the
ROYAL NEGHBoRs will hold their regular meeting at the
home of William Dusse. 81 kendrck avenue d'
OWN CIRCLE of the Kings Daughters will meet at
the home Mrs Norval Pelter lo4 Church street at
DANCE FOR SERVICE MEN and women at Uso on Broad
way at p. selfridge Field Orchestra VIII fuiSh
AMERIcAN LEGION AUXILIARY will at the home of
Mrs Edward Heine 1875 Market street, at p m Mrs.
'nSfieS 0''I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II
DANCE FOR BENEFIT OF CAMPFIRE GIRLS at Harrison
Township Hall from 8 until IL p. m 49,
PHIATHEA CLASS Presbyterian Church with Judge ana
Mrs Neil Reid on Lincoln avenue at p. m
RMMAGE SALE Broadway sponsored by the harrison
CIRCLE TWO OF DoRCAs SOCIETY of Zion Evangelical
Church will meet at the parish house a, p M NJ Nth
Mrs. Grace Mallast 80 Madison avenue. at p. m.
WHAT-SO-E EVER CIRCLE of Kings Daughters VIII NEE.
with Charles G. Niemetta on Belleview avenue al
WHO SO EVER Sunday School Class of Gilbert Memorial
Baptist Church will hold pot luck dinner al o'o p "
GRACE CHURCH CHOIR rehearsal at the parish mouse '
WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM, Macomb County No 49,
regular meeting at 7:45 Preceded by pot-iucK al
$50 D. m Masonic Temple. -.
GAMES PARTY the benefit OF New Baltimore hlsh
School at verniers New Baltimore at $50 p M spon-
sored by the school association
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Z
RIMAGE SALE "a Broadway sponsored by the harrison
Circle of the Kings Daughters
CADY'S SCHOOL Mothers Club card party at p M FOR
call Mrs E. Houtteman, 6o30 or Mrs VINCE
8l68.
r. O. E. LADIES' AUXILIARY will hold games party at
Eagle Hall, 1871 North Broadway at p m
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA
VALENTINE CARD PARTY at ST. Louis hal at 10, -,
GARDEN will be held at the home of Mrs Edw Heine
1928 Market street. Program Legends OF Flowers
cor DEN RULE CIRCLE BRIDGE PARTY at the King
Daughters Home at 80 p. m
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS
YOUNG WOMENS AUXILIARY of Zion Evangelical Church
card party, bazaar and bake sale IN the cnurcn
dining D. m. Public invited
SAMARITAN CIRCLE will hold pot-luck at the hlng
Daughters Home at p. m. sharp Mrs william Maise'
hostess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Couple Married
at RectOry

MRS. CORA BECKMAN OF
50 Englewood avenue and Jo-
seph z. Provost, l79 South
Broadway we're united in mar
riage on FEBRUARY 5, at st. Louis
Rectory by the Rev. Father
Schram.
The bride wore a suit of pow
der blue with a gardenia cor
sage. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pre-
vost attended the couple A din
ner was served at the home OF
Mr.. Prevost's sister at 221 East
Broadway for the immediate
family The couple will reside
at 179 South Broadway.
MRS. FRED SCHOCK, who
has been i'll at her home, is con-
valescing there now.
SID T. THOME is convalesc-
ing at his home 307 South
Broadway, after a major opera
ton at Harper Hospital in De-
troit. --.--
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

THE MONDAY MUSIC a l.
Club is presenting Mrs. Lucille
Schleicher, soprano OF Detroit,
in a concert on Valentine Day.
February IA. al the High school
community room at ais o'clock.
Margaret Kleinhulzen, cellolst,
accompanied by Mrs. Delmar
Wright. both members Of the
Mount Clemens High school fac
ulty. will assist her in the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Schleicher has appeared
In Opera. Concert and Radio
and has made several appear
ances as soloist with the Michi-
gan Symphony orchestra.
She has also appeared before
a number of prominent clubs IN
Detroit and is the soprano solo
list of the Nardin Park Methodist
church in Detroit.
DR.. Wuerth is. organist ana
choir director of Nardin Park
church and president of the
Michigan Music Teachers Asso-
citation:
Following is the program 10
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Infant Son Baptized
at st. Peters

ROBERT JOHN JONES. In
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Jones, 1877 North Broadway.
was christened on Sunday, Feb
ruary 6, at ST. Peters church.
The sponsors were; Mrs. Albert
Durham, a great-aunt and
George Dubay of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The occasion also marked the
birthday anniversary OF the
babys grandmother, Mrs. Stew
en- Boston, Of Riverside drive,
at whose home the christening
dinner and celebration took
place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
X Nth the Color, X

performances Of his duties. It
is known that he is on the Kau-
ar Islands, one of the western
most islands in the Hawaiian
group.
PVT. WESLEY MARTA,
who is stationed at Camp Shell
by. Mississippi, is spending a I
day furlough with his parents at
SO Woman street. He will re-
turn 10 his duties on February
IL.
LIEUT.. GLENN SCHWAN Of
the 5l2th Fighter Sqadron is
spending a 5-day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Clara Schwan,
2ll ElmWood road.
WADE H. MARVIN, seaman
&c, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Marvin, St. Clair Shores has
completed basic training at the
Submarine school, at New Lon
don, Connecticut. The Submar-
inc school, the only one of its
kind in the Navy, is attended by
a picked group of men, who
must pass special physical, men,
tai and physiological tests.
The school work takes place not
only in classrooms and labora-
tories but also in numerous
training submarines in which
students master the actual tech
niques of operating the powerful
fighting craft. Many students
at Submarine school already
have seen battle as members of
surface ship crews before vol
unteering for submarine duty.
CORP. WILLIAM H. DUBAY
is home on Today furlough
with Mr.. and Mrs. August Du-
bay. his parents. He is stationed
at Midland, Texas with the y. ).
Army.
MIR. AND MRS. f D w N
JAIN of Meade have received
word that their son Pvt. Edwin
jain has arrived safely some
where in England.
MRS. CARL BOBCEAN has
received word from her son
Pfc. Robert Gitschlag that he
was married on January 5 to
Martha Denning Of Orlando
Florida.
KENNETH BOBCEAN, S &C,
son Of Carl Bobcena, has been
transferred to Camp Bradford
n. O. B. Norfolk, Virginia, after
spending a 12-day leave with
his parents at ll9 High street.
PVT. HOWARD TELLER lef
this week for Fort Meade, Mary
land after spending furlougf
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Teller, 800 North Cratic
avenue.
AIC WILLIAM A. DENISON
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Den
ison, graduated from the 16tf
Army Air Forces Flying Train
ing Detachment, Wickenburg
Arizona on February 8, and viii
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

CORP. ENOS C. THOMAS,
who was called home on ac-
count OF the death of his moth
er. Mrs. Helen Thomas, has re-
turned to his camp at Camp
Adair, Oregon. He has recently
been awarded the good conduct
medal.
PFC. ROBERT VAN HOUT-
TIE, Y. S. NJ. c., 21-year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Van
Houtte, ISL Croker boulevard,
has seen active service in at
least four major Southwest Pa
cific campaigns during his ii
months service overseas, his par
ents learned today. Thus far the
Young "leatherneck" has par
ticipated in the invasions OF
Guadalcanal. Vella Lavella,
Bougainville and the Russell is
lands. In addition he was, for
a time, stationed in New Gale
donia. He is still on active serv-
ice in the Pacific theatre.
PVT. DON A l. d PIERCE,
somewhere in England, observ-
ng his 10Th birthday annivers-
ary today. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Pierce, 6 Cross
street ,-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Campfire Girls Dance
at Harrison Hall

THE WAH-W AH-TAH-S Z Z
Campfire Girls held their regu-
lar business meeting on Tuesday
evening. Plans were completed
for the dance they are sponsor
ing Friday, Feb. II, at the Har-
rison township hall from . o.
clock until II o'clock. The pro-
ceeds of the dance will go TO buy
a Bond for an ambulance plane
for the National Campfire.
The guardian Mrs. Theodore
Henschen requests all girls 10
meet at the Harrison school on
Monday. Feb. IA, for. a Valen-
tine party.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

LINCOLN p. T. A. at its
February meeting on Wednes-
day evening celebrated Found
ers month by presenting a pro-
gram in accordance with the
occasion.
Mrs. Louis Parrot, the guest
speaker, gave most enjoyable
talk on the history of p. T. A.
1t was interesting to note that
the first p. T. A. met on Febru-
airy II, 1897 in the form of a
Women's Congress at Washing
ton, d. c.
A skit was presented which
showed the hopes and ambitions
of the founders of p. T. A, who
were Mrs. Theodore Hearst,
Mrs. Birney and Mrs. Mears.
The parts were played respect
lively by Mrs. Harvey Spring
born, Mrs. William Cross and
Mrs. Frank Weller.
Mrs. Parrot concluded her
talk with the March Of the Ma
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Piano Recital
afCraceChurch

ON SATURDAY, February
IL. Mrs. Philip Deneweth will
present a piano recital in the
choir room of Grace Parish
house.
The younger group will be
presented at 2 o'clock. They
are: Arlene Kraatz, Ardeth and
Paul Mckee, Robert Smith. ia
net Levine, Patricia and Jean
Kendrick, Joan and Janet Noel
lert. Marilyn Fehnders, Rose
mary Van Mere, Anita Hickman
and June Porter.
The older group will follow
with their presentation. They
are: Ileane Levine, Roger Max
well, Kathryn Smith, Barbara
Blades, Betty Bennett, Wilmary
and Burl Romick, Earl Briley,
Barbara Tough. Nancy Davis,
June Phillips and Annette Mes
sana.
Refreshments will be served
in the Guild room from tables
decorated in Valentine motif.
Assisting Mrs. DeneWeth will
be: June Bennett, Mary Ann Bri-
ley and Phillis Deneweth.
A lot Of people don't realize
that shop-lifting is an emotional
release. The women who do it
for excitement are not good at
it and they usually get caught.
1t isn't temptation or hardship
that drives women to taking
things out of stores It's the ex-
citement and the exhilaration.-
Capt. Rhoda Milliken, New York
policeWoman
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Founders Month Celebrated
by Lincoln School P.T.A. 4

tional Chairmen. Each parent
participated by representing a
chairman of one of the various
departments and reading quo
tation expressing the goal OF
that department.
Community singing was en-
joyed by the group. The eve
ming closed with social hour
at which refreshments were
served.
AT the business meeting mo-
ton was passed to increase the
Lincoln Schools contribution to
the Milk Fund to $40 a month.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Guest Sooii,t

Thee -Grieg;- Vol l. Sapete
from Cavalleria Rusticana by
Mascagnl.
Cello selections. group IL,
BLOW, Blow, Blow Winter
Wind" II genfritz, "Braids,
Fost; "Spendthrift,' Charles
The Night Has a Thousand
Eyes Hageman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Mondav Musical Club Sponsors Concert on ST. Valentines Day
Episcopal League

LIE YUM w " N T. ~ -
EPISCOPAL LEAGUE held
their monthly meeting at the
Parish House Tuesday evening.
February 8. Rosemary Scott OF
the Mount Clemens High School
faculty gave a very interesting
and informative talk on Geo
politics of War and Peace
using maps of the European and
Pacific war theatres to make her
points graphic.
The members OF the League
were happy to welcome the
many guests present. Hostesses
for the evening were: Mrs. Ned
Hand, Mrs. Otto Nickel, Mrs.
Merle St. Aubin, Nelly Long
staff and Julia Andrews.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
Detroit SoZoist Will Be.
Assisted by Local Talent

be presented: Group /, "A Little
Song Of Life, Nlclotte; I'm the
Forest" Hungarian Folk Song
arranged by Botsford; Il Love
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

SERGT. CHARLES D. OWEN,
son of Mrs. Frances l.. Owen,
235 Cass avenue has been
awarded the Good, Conduct
Medal for efficient and faithful
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10

be sent to Basic Flying School
to continue his training.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-11
LocoI Horses In
New Haven Show

New Haven, May 1l-Horses from
throughout Connecticut, Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island, augmented
by entries from New York and
Pennsylvania, will be in competition
here at the Arena on Saturday and
Sunday in the New Haven Horse
Show.
A record breaking entry, close to
40 horses In more than 500 classes,
insures keen rivalry throughout the
four sessions Of the show. And show
manager George Williams, with an
eye to public appeal, has stream
lined conformation judging so that
It will not interior ewith the regu-
lar run Of the show. This will insure
entertaining and spectacular riding
performances at both the afternoon
and evening sessions.
An entry Of is horses In the no
limit skyscraping jumping event, q
working hunters an dthe specials for
the II stock horsemen liste dwill be
the highlights Of the show.
Included among the stock horse
men listed are Carl Messenger and
Justin Pratt of Springfield; Ray
Strohacker and Wilfred Godin Of
Waterbury; Clement Jacques Of
Hartford; Bob Buckley and Sam
Senior Of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-11
Runs
Hits
Woteo SoftboII

Production was a close 4-S win
ner over Accounting in the best
Of two softball games in the Wa
terbury Tool Interdepartment
league last night. Three runs in the
sixth inning was just enough to
sew up the game though the losers
got one back in the final inning.
fraser hitting a three-bagger and
single went we'll for the losers,
while three errors and @oziel's hit
In the sixth helped the winners
come through.
Six runs in the fourth and three
more In the fifth clinched the game
for Tool Crib over Finished Stores
II to Z; each team getting IS hits.
Accounting pitcher Steeples, allowed
the Production winners but two
hits.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-11

name OF Fred Allen Read Fred letter enty lower
FREQ opposed TO ana decide for yourself whether Boston
ma parker:
grammar slipping?
to his corner with pair Of mOuses under each eye"
a pair Of eye?
fight rodent in
this instance?
Junior rodent guess to
with pair Of Junior rodents under each
sports writer's getting
sincerely
query president Toronto Maple
Leafs for answer
REGGIE MCNAMARA o a ago. Is
understanding Reggie
the toast Of the cycling world week Chief Magistrate Masn
OF drunken baw sentenced him 90 the Essex County
Penitentiary.
Hearing case, Mcnamara
medical psychiatrc jail Man informs
he Reggie the pentenar reluctantly being sympathetic with
him. and stipulated passing that the former bike star be
placed under the OF psyhatst physician while in JAIL
Reconsdering Tuesday, Judge
MNamaras probation with the stipulation that he
helping victims
themselves Bkerace everywhere will appreciate this
act Of kindness
world take Mcnamara hnad mad help him fight his back
Resn aoe a hnS Of S rs tn xa a bike s t ans
certainly deserves helping hand from its we-heeed members
CUBS LOST their 18th consecutive ball Yesterday
Grimm few days ago. now soh why DO go for those arocios
puns at my age9
the fact that dogwod bloom that yellow perch
biting have Just received the first letter Of from Dodge,
night game between the Cards and the Dodgers
IN THE OLD DAYS couldn't get going
coach The Brooklyn Football Dodgers try
ing from tack by changing the
Copyright, 1874 King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-05-11
Gamma Swimmers
OutspIosh Loneers

The Gamma Psi edged out the
favored Lancers to win the Hi-Y
swim meet at the Central ~" early
this week. The winning points were
acquired when the Gamma Psi
medley relay team consisting OF
Jake Lawlor, Don Rosa and Johnny
Quill swept ahead of the Lancers
trio to win in 1867. Wolkowski,
Miller and Barrett Of the Lancers
were clicked at 1853. The Alpha
H-Y was third IN the swim meet.
Individual honors went to Billy
Kenausis of the Alpha. After win
ming the forty" in the fast time
of :2l-8 and the plunge, Kenausis
added the 40 yard breaststroke
swim, and the 10 yard backstroke
swim to his list Of Victories. Johnny
Quill Of the Gamma was runner
up In the individual scoring. He
gained his points by taking seconds
In the 40 yard dash, 10 yard free
style swim and 40 yard backstroke.
Dom Rosa, OF the Gamma was
third, IN number Of points second
The summary:
fu"yaro oash-B. kenausis, AL.
Pha: John Quill, Gamma: Fred
Thornley,, Lancers; Barrett, Lam
Plunge for distance - Kenausis
Alpha; D. Rosa, Gamma: r. Quill,
Gamma; J. Wolkowski, Lancers.
winners for distance - 40', 100
yard free-style swim: Ray Pidge,
Lancers; J. Quill, Gamma: o'conner,
SIGMA; Barrett, Lancers, winners
40 yard breaststroke swlm-Ken-
ausis, Alpha; Rosa, CANA; Quill,
Gamma; Thornley,, Lancers; win
ner's time, 1906.
40 yard backstroke swlm-Ken-
ausis. Alpha; Quill, Gamma; Thorn
ley. Lancers; Pidge, Lancers; VIM
ners time, :2S-1.
100 yard medley relay--Lawlor,
Rosa, Quill, Gamma: Wolkowski,
Miller, Barrett. Lancers; winners
100 yard freestyle relay - VOL
kowski, Fravel, Miller, Barrett,
J4ancers; Metropolis, Pandolfo, Rosa
Quill, Gamma; winners time, 2:20-5.