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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
KETCHTKAN RAINBOW
 ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Janet Hodgman was elected Wor- thy Adviser of the Ketchikan Rain bow Girls; Mama Antonsen asso- ciate worthy adviser; Rita McGillv- ray, Joan Cloudy and Margaret Mc- Milan are the three graces, Flo;- ence Anderson. is new recorder and Sigrid Blendheim treasurer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
GRIGsBY FOR DELEGATE

The Alaska Weekly says George B. Grigsby, in Seattle on his way to San Francisco on a court case, stated he was going to file his can didacy for delegate to Congress in the Territorial election. Grigsby was a candidate in 1920, 1928 and 1880.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
HOUSE PASSES
 S0LDIERS' PAY LEGISLATION

Washington, Jan. l9. Legislation providing for payment of a maximum of $500 to men and women of the armed forces upon honorable discharge, passed the House late this afternoon and was returned to the Senate where a bill was passed providing for a sliding scale of $200 to $500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
RECEIVES JUDGMENT

Judgment in favor of Ward John son in regard to sale of land to the government was given yesterday in the District Court. The land is To- cated near Mendenhall Glacier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
DIDRICKSON-JONES
 MARRIAGE TUESDAY

John Alfred Didrickson and Mabel Jones. both o4 Sitka, were married here last night py the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff. Witnesses were Mrs Genevive Soboleff and Mrs. Mable Cropley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
DECLARATION, TAKING
 HAS BEEN DISMISSED

The declaration of taking has been dismissed for tracts 6, 10, II and IS of 322.93 acres of land sit- uated in Juneau recovery district. This means that the Army has de- cided against purchasing these specified tracts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
LOGGING MAN HERE

J. R. Reynolds, logging operator, is here from Fetchikan. He is a guest at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
HERE FROM HAYNES

Mrs. Vance w. Phillips and Mrs. Ethel Perkins, both from Haines, are guests at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
ARE IN JUNEAU

Arriving here from Haines, Hazel England and Clara McRae are at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
CAA MAN HERE

E. B. bowman, with the CAA, is here from Haines. He registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
IN FROM FAIRBANKS

Theo Nicholson and Joe Mills, here from Fairbanks, are guests at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
HOSPITAL ADDITION

The 50-bed addition to the Ketch- ikan General Hospital is nearly completed at cost of over $107, ,0O0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
R. J. BLANCHE IN

Russell J. Planche of Lacrosse, Wisconsin, is in Juneau and has registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19

FROM WHITEHORSE Here from Whitehorse, Mrs. R. c Evans is at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
SEATTLE MAN IN

In Juneau and registered from Seattle, Allen B. Roby is at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
COMMITTEE ON BANkHEAD BILL
 REPORTS FAVOR

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9. = The Senate banking committee today reported out favorably on the bill submitted by Senator Bankhead to terminate the government subsidies designed to control the food prices by June 30.
 Reversing the previous committee vote which rejected the bill month ago, the committee voted 10 to g and sent it to the Senate floor.
 The Bankhead bill is substantially similar to the anti-subsidy legis- lation passed by the House in Mo- vember. Republicans Taft and Tobey swung their support of the bill in today's executive session after previously opposing it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
WEATHER REPORT GU. s. Bureau)

Temp. Tuesday, Jan. 18 Maximum AT; Minimum 38 Rain Al
 q .. q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19


 FEATURE TIME At Capitol tonight at 7:35 and $50 o'clock.
 At 20th Century tonight at SIS and 1920 o'clock. . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
PIONEERS AND AUXILIARY

A dinner, for members only will be given Friday, Jan. 28 at SEQ pm. Kindly call your Secretary for reservations before January 26. Phone either 166 or 226. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19

Mrs O. l. Lewis and Mrs. Mich ael Howard, both of Haines, are at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-19
TONKIN AT BARANOF

At the Baranof, Harry F. Tonkin is here from Skagway.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16
uREDNlKOVA PO$TA

ci st. / dobi vsak, XII daruje de-
set dolarjev ali vec, emo tie n.
krasnih silk v spomin. Priporo-
cam YAM tajnikom podruznlc
pomozne akcije, da 81 nabavlte
te slike cd nasega blagajnika,
rojaka Joseph Okorna, XII vam
bo drage volje pomagal v koll-
kor mu cas- dopusca. Njegov ma
SLOW je 1896 E. 68 St., Cleve-
land 3, Ohio. Rojakom pa prl-
porocam, da ako vasa podruznl-
ca ne nabavi teh silk, da poslje-
te znesek desetih dolarjev ali
vec ma ime gori omenjenega ro-
iaka, kateri vam DO potem po-
slal sliko. Slika ne DO samo slu-
lila v spomin, pac pa DO tudl
krasila stene vase sobe. Nobe-
no slovensko podjetje ne bi sme-
10 biti brez te slike. Po2Jetja, XII
iih imam v mislih so: Narodnl
domovi, trgovine eh vrst
banke, pisarne, zdravniske ca
kalne sobe in tudi nekaj sloven-
skin tovarn, XII jih inamo tu'
kaj V Amerikl.
Ko bodo te vrstice natisnje
ne, kot slutim, ne bo vec dolgo
da bo konec "nepremaglJivlf
Hitlerjevih ultra superiornlf
kriminalnih'' nemskin armad
"a katere njih vodje do danes
Sc nimajo primernega imena.
! Klic, XII vas, bratje rojaki il
sestre rojakinje, poziva ma po
j moe, ne SINE biti glas vpijoeeg;
.lv pus5avi. zrtyujte nekaj vasii
> dolarJev v dar naloau Id ai1ai
, Zdrami Sc, brat! Zdrami Sc, Sc
stra! Zgodovinska. ura prihaj
Il "a tvoj in moi narod v najln
= roistni domovini. zari Sc! 1
) zarki svobode ze blagodejno pc
,llagoma in sigurao. padajo n
! tvojo in mojo rojstno domov
no. Trenutek, kos zasije. solnc
: q zarki svobode. v polnem' pe
il menu besede, nj vee dalee, in
). l,eobhodnos potrebno, das sm.
e| pripravljsai palnagati narodu
il osyobojeni domovini kar naive
j mogoce ohapraycm casu. Da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16
bezen brez soastva In po tel bo postal svet see svete

beZen breZ sOvrsva In pO 90 pOsta sVeC see sVete
in dober ~ rI""..
Dozveli smo jutranji pozdrav Avion so zmetah
svoe tezke tovore in kozolec e zagore ma koncu vas
Vne1naa Sc je borba in prvi battalion je naskoku od-
gnal "rdece kravate" Najmocnesi pritisk je ma ret
battalion in zgeda, da bo vzdrzal Bell lzdaJacl ka
zejo steze bataonu "a hrbet prv battalion dobro ma
nevrira Tiscmo in tscimo danogede, da mas bole ocl
Borba dosega vsek sovraznik je pan partizan pojo
Imamo izgube in tezko ranjene In to gleda sonce
Sc ie pod noe poizkusa sovraznk hudim protl-
napadom Sc ie moral umakniti Kamion so zopet br-
nell pod nami in fante peli Ze je padalo sonce "a
krmske smreke in hoje ko pretei avioni, zakrozll
SO mad vaso in jo zasu ognem Gorela Je ena 1zmed
slovenskih vas sth, kater toikokrat nasl1 ko-
seek svojega doma besedo in spane ma klop Pl
peel Gasili sno in pogasil nasi nage so zgore VI
soko so Sc enkrat dvign svoje oei in nato so umrl
In pravljica pravi da vzcvetejo nekje ma drugem
Irau Sc epse roze Vroci ognjeni zublji in mocan dim
nam je jemal vd JAZZ pa premislja kje bodo seda
vzcveteli novi nageli In zageda h ma prslh nash
partizanov.
mirnih cash so ljubece gedai okna popotnika,
Xxi je Sci mimo hise nhove korenine so srkale zem]co
" gnastem loncku, ko pa je psla voJna mad domoVno
in vasico so zapus svoa rodna tia in odsll partzan
INA nihovh prsh Sc lepse cveo kakor pree in jim sred
boev govore deketu mater, otroku, ljubeznl 40
rodne zemlj je.
Umrl je nagej krimski vasic nisem ga pozabll
In boil ko mi dobr starec svojo memo roko gadl
ase in jih spremina belle, boil razumevam IN doume-
vam da bo epo dobro in lubezen, XII nikdar ne mlne'
zmagala In maj bi odnehal sVoji poskanJa ste po-
mlad XII je ceprav morda Sc devet dezel edna res
ncnost kateri bo mogo ziveti to, cemer goVore
nagelji? Ne bonn odnehal, ker odnehati morem. Pa
enrav so noge Sc tako ozuene oke Sc ako ozebe ocl
udne in tezke in &c e covek cd vsega hudega Sc tako
bOlan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16
Cas- je .

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cas- Je,
roiaki, da Sc zdramimo in po-
magamo svojemu slovenskemuE
narodu v najbolj kriticnem IN
obupnem casu. Mi vsi vemo, da
je narod izropan, lacen in po-
bit do tai, to Sc pravi, da so mu
pobrali in unicili vse, kar so l.
nell, da so Sc prezivljali, oble-
xii in rabbi "a obstoj naroda.
Da sem Sc odlocil pisati te
vrstice, dragi rojaki, je vzrok
ia, ker Sc premalo zanimamo
"a svoje drage matere, ocete,
sestre, brate in "a svojo rojst-
no domovino, mater Slovenijo.
v januarju' tega leta sem
prevzel zastopnistvo pri JPO'
SIS, podruznici st. 1 "a nablra-
ME prostovoljnih denarnih prl-
spevkov, in zal, kolikor sem z7
poskusil do danes, Sc nisem do
bill niti enega rojaka, da bi Sc
odzval to clovekoljubno in
plemenito pomot svojemu last
nemh narodu v skrajno obup-
nem casu, v katerem Sc nahaJa'
Y teh vrsticah Sc zavezuJem
- obljubo, da bonn dal cd seda]
naprej Sc sto dolarjev " pomoe
narodu, ma katerega je lahke
vsak posten clovek ponosen. Ma
dale obljubljam, da bonn sku
sill porabiti vso svojo zmoznos'
"a pridobivanje prostovoljnlf
denarnih prispevkov "a v po
moe nasemu slovenskemu marc
du v domovinl. Potrebno je, d'
pride nasa POMONA akcija JPO
SIS kar najhitreje do veliklh de
ncr2ih vsot, S katerim denar
J iem bono lahko podpirali mas
} drage v starr domovini sedaj il
dolgo potem, v kolikor bo pa
, DOtrebnO.
Moi nasvet je, da. 81 podru2
nice nabavijo krasne slike,
! predstavljajo lepo Slovenljo.
J temi slikami lahko pridobiyat
yecje denarne prispevke. Pr
mas v Clevelandu, pri podruzn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16
DOMACA FRONTA

vojne tovarne je jasna in neo-
porecna, ter pripada obcinam.
Obcine pa morajo zadostiti tel
svoji nalogi, ako hocemo biti
zmozni, koncati. vojno brez u
vedbe splosnega zakona "a de-
10. Oni izmed mas. XII so donna,
morajo ravno tako trdo delati,
kot sc trdo bore vsi oni, XII so
ma bojiscih." -:.-
Mostisca pri mas donna
"Bojisca so, oddaljena ma tt
soce mill cd mas, toda tudi mi
imamo tukaj donna svoja mo-
stisea", je dejal nedavno raw
natelj War Manpower Komisi-
je McNutt,- govoree o delay
skem vprasanju. G. McNutt je
objasnil, da so ia mostisca, ma
katera misli, bistveno vazne VOL
ne tovarne kot livarne, ladje-
delnice, popravljalnice in, lesna
industrial. ~
Spretnost in misice ameriskih
delavcev, je dejal g. McNutt, so
del vojne sile nasega naroda -
del udarnih Get nasih armad in
vazije.
c.. McNutt je dejal, da je po.
manjkanje delavcev v kriticnih
okrajih in v kriticnih industri-
jah, kjer Sc je pojavilo v tovar-
nah tezke artilerije, municije
radar naprav, tankov, materi,
jala "a zidanje, plascev in Soto
rov - nevarnost "a drzavo,
kateri Sc mora odzvati ma dolz
most delavec.
Dolznost vsakega zdraVegs
moza napram domovini je, da S;
prostovoljno javi ma posel v maj
tezji industrijski 'front.', je do
dal. Min naloga je, da izdeluje
10 zile in misice "a nase voja
ke.
l Voina Sc nj koncana!
: Ostanite ma svojem mestu!
: v ladjedelnicah primanjkuje
$4,000 delavcev
Ralph A. Bard, podsekreta
; "a mornarico, nujno poziva n
: "delo, podvojeno delo' ladJe
delnicah mornarice in vseh POD
!. jetjih, XII delajo "a mornarlce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16
Pomanjkanje vojnega ma
terijala

'
terijala !
General Brehev B. Somer-
veil, poveljujoci general Get in
tendance vojske, je dal War
Manpower komisiji konkretne
dokaze "a to, da res primanj-
kuje bistveno. vaznih vojaskih
potrebscin pa bojiscih. To je O.
znanil Paul v. McNutt, ravna-
tell War Manpower komisije.
General Somervell je incl
predavanje pred vodilnim ko-
mitejem VINO, ter je v tenn pre-
davanju nasteval brzojavke ge-
neralov, XII dokazujejo, da Sc je
cesto pripetilo, da. so vojaski
nacrti trpeli zaradi pomanjka-
MIA vojnega materijala.
G.. McNutt je dejal: "Zdaj je
Sc mnogo bolj potrebno kot
kdajkoli pref, da izpolnimo vse
zahteve oborozenih sil''.
program komisije je bill do
zdaj izpolnjen, toda Sc vecji ma
pori so postal potrebni, kot je
to dokazal goyor generala So
mervella."
Enemu generalov Sc je pri-
petilo, da je moral odpovedat'
preko stotine misij bombnih le'
tai, ker nj bilo ma razpolago
prave vrste letalskih bomb, je
porocal general Somervell.
General Somervell je tudi po'
vedal, da je dobil cd nekega
drugega generala porocilo, ds
je moral zavzeci $500 tovornif
avtomobilov, ker jih nj bilo vee
mogoce popravljati, tako da jif
bo treba nadomestiti.
Producirati mOramo dOkler ne
pade zadnji strel - Byrnes
V naslednjem najdete maj
vaznejse dele izjave in navodl
, ravnatelja "a vojno mobillzacl
jo James F. Byrnes-a, k a k
preskrbeti potrebe delavske 81
le "a bistveno vazno vojno indu
strijo.
"Javnost v tel dezeli Sc var
mislijo, da je konec vojne ne
posredno pred lami. Nikdo n
Il =, We, kdaj Sc DO vojna koncals
Mi pa moramo producirati VS.
~ dotlej, dokler ne pade zadn.
~ strel.
~ "Pri Cassinu in ma obala
- Normandije smo Sc nauclll, q
moreno ohraniti zivljenja mno
9Th nasih vojakov, a ko so n
:: 1azpolago zadostne kolicine al
:. tilerije in bomb. Nasi castnil
ma bojiscih zahtevajo radi teg
=. kot je to njihova pravica zs
- htevati, da Sc jim da Sc vecjl
rnnozin artilerije, bomb in mi
. niche.
=: INA polju onih malostevilni
~ programov, kjer je produkci..
zdaj nujno potrebno in obene'
y; kriticno pomanjkljiva, zahtev'
n: 10 dejstva odloenega della, c
-. - nabayimo vojshi in mornarici
~ tezke topove in municijo, bor
- be, radar naprave, tovorne a
- tomobile, tanke, material
" zidanje, plasee in sotore "a b
: re pohode naprej, katere del
~ jo nase oborozene sile ma vs'
~, ~ bojiscih sveta.
lih "Vojaske potrebe morajo
I'd, ii ma prvem mestu - mad VS.
les ko mislijo, da bi Sc povecalo
delavo civilnih potrebscin. N
:: sovraznik Sc opoteka. Yes
40 zmeden in kolena nau kleca.
~ Cas- je, da koncamo svoje de
81 81 svojih moz, XII sluzijo Y obol
'lA zenih silah ne smemo pustiti
49, cedilu.
:. "Odgovornost "a preskrbo !
80 dostnih delavskih moci "a ma
In brat! Daj, sestra! Ne bo Il 2
DO ker gotov sem, da ma itvoJ'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16


zasebnih tovarnah in ladjedel-
micah v vsej drzavi, XII delajo "a
mornarico. Naznanil je, da pri-
manjkuje 10000 delavcev v
ladjedelnicah, pred vsem ma O.
brezju Thega oceana. ""
Bard je zahteval, da vsi NOR
nariski nastavljenci "ostanejo
ma svojem poslu'', ne glede ma
to, da je mnogo govoric O mi
ru in navzlic dogodkom v Evro-
pi, ter da tako omogocijo nasi
mornarici, da "zvali ma Japonce
vse nakopicene sile nasega bro
dovja in nase produkcije."
Produkcijska bitka mornari-
ce Sc ne DO koncala, predno ne
bo Japonska popolnoma potol-
cena, je dejal Bard, tako da bi
morale biti zaposlenih enem
letu ravno toliko delavcev ma
81 mornariski industriji kot Sc
daj.
"Mornarica sc zanasa ma vas
- in mi vemo, da je ne boste
pustili ma cedilu', je Bard "a
kljucil poziv delavcem.
Kampanja "a obiskovanje sol
Ameriski urad "a vzgojo, Fe-
deralna agentura "a varnost in
otroski urad pri ameriskem mi
nisterstvu della so zaceli pod
poro War Manpower Komisije
splosno kampanjo "a obiskova-
ME Sol, da hi tako popravili ma
=, rascajoce pojemanje vpisova-
MIA v high school.
: Trad "a vzgojo in otroski IL
v rad sta povabila vse obcinske
i. skupine ucitelje, starse, de-
lodajalce, delavske organizacije,
a politicne prvake, dobrodelna
e drustva in mladinske organiza-
j. CHE, ter tudi mladino samo -
J. mai podpira v svojem domacem
: okraju to solsko kampanjo, v
! ciliu, da Sc "decki in deklice ma
Sega naroda vpisejo, in ostane-
jo ma svojih high school, do
kler so v tel starosti, vse do
kler ne dokoncajo svojih teca-
jew, bodisi da so yes cas- soil,
bodisi, da sledijo dobro sestav-
n ljenim programom istocasnega
"a dela-in-solanja.
g Statistike vpisovanja high
l. school in della mladine naglasa-
0, 10 veliko potrebo tega organi-
- ziranega napora. Omenjeni ura-
di poudarjajo, da je pablo Stew
: 10 vpisanih dijakov cd leta 1910
sem, XII je bilo najvisje v pogle-
du mladine v solah, v vsej zgo'
!. dovini Amerike, "a mic man.
. kot 100000 dijakov.
|. Pospeseno zdravljenje gongreje
q Zdravniki ameriskega Public
4 Health Service-a pri federaln
d agenciji varnosti, poroeajo, 'ds
& so zdaj ma razpolago pospesene
in jako enostavne metode zdrav
ljenja gonereje penicilinom
pri cemer bolnikom nj treba We;
v bolnisnice. .
serija 5 zdravljenj je konca
- ma v samo Z in pol urah. Drug;
e. metoda zahteva Sc emo zdrav
60 ljenje naslednji da n zjutraj
v Bolniki morajo biti pri zdravni
ya ku v kliniki ali njegovi ordi
~, naciji lie "a nekaj minut vsako
KRAFT - torej po petkrat a
- sestkrat - kadar dobivajo in
jekcije penicilina.
n, Te. dve metodi bosta uporat
ljeni, ako potrebno ali umestn
T. nekoliko spremenjeni, povso
f8 tam ,kjcr cas- ali druge okolnc
sti onemogocujejo uporabo nol
malnega zdravfjenja penicil
nom, ki zahteva IL do 24-urn
b. zdravljenje. TAX O DO postal
q mogoee, da bo penicilin Sc n
bolj siroki bazi uporabljen v
kvirju drzavnega ,programa z
pobijanje veneri6nih bolezni {
be now metOdi sta ZelO uspeSl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16

brat! Daj, sestra! Ne bo ii zal
ker gotov sem, da ma itvojem
zadnjem pctu tvojega zivljenja
ii bo v tolazbo in zadosceDje, do
isi $ plemcnitim srcem ponaa-
gal (a) svojemu narodu v maj
hujsi bedi in pomanjkanju. DAB
brat! Daj sestra! Ker lakota "
pomanjkanje drugih potrebscin
nj nobena sala.
Herman Grebenc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-16
NAGELJI RDECI

Naslednji krasni spis je izsel "hmeckem
oInsu." Uestniku OsUob0dHne fronte sl0Uenskega
nayoda, st. T. aprila 1914, izpod peresa DIX. ME-
TODA MIKUzA, sloue,,skega partizanskega du-
hoUnika NjeaoU prepis nan, je preskrbel Zdru-
zeni odbor juznoslouanskih AmerikanceU NeW
YOrku.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-22
Bid Was No Surprise
To Tulsa's Followers

TULSA, Okla, Nov. 22.-4R-
The news that Tulsa would be in
vited to the Orange Bowl to play
Georgia Tech was no great sur
prise to close followers of Henry
Frnka's twice-beaten but always
colorful football team.
In speculation during the past
few days, three solid reasons why
the Golden Hurricanes hal a live
ly chance to get its fourth con-
secutive New Years day date
have been apparent:
1. Tulsa's appearance in a bowl
is virtually a money-back guar
antee of a spectacular, wide-o2en
football show. There's genuine
crowd appeal in it's slam-bang air
and ground attack.
2. Tulsa is Bowl name"
that packs in the cash customers.
Frnka-coache1 Hurricanes played
in the Sun Bowl in 1912 and the
Sugar Bowl in 1913 and 1914.
3. Although Tulsa has been beat.
en- twice, almost every other col
lege team in the south, southwest
and Midlands is in the same fix.
There isn't an unsullied record in
college ranks in the entire region.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-22
St. Onge, Ann1y's Center;
Named Linen1dn OF Week

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-tHERobert
J. St. Onge, center on Army's
high flying point-a-minute football
team, won honors today as the out
standing 1ineman of the week in
the eighth Associated Press poll.
A converted halfback St. Onge,
a 18O-pounder from New York City
Forest Hills, tore the middle of
the Pennsylvania line apart as the
West Pointers piled up 62-7 score.
His blocking drew compliments
from his coach, 1t. Col. Earl Blaik.
"I consider him one of the most
Improved players on the team"
declared Blaik. II would say he is
responsible for more than a reason
able sh. re of our success to date"
Considering that the unbeaten
and united Cadets have won eight
in a row and are rated the No. l
team in the country this is high
praise indeed.
John Cooke, Texas Christian
tackle, virtually won the Southwest
conference title for the Horned
Frogs by blocking two consecutive
Texas punts that defeated the Long
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SAILOR TO FIGHT
MARINE SATURDAY

Spectators will get an opportu-
nifty to see how a COB stacks up
with a leatherneck in the ring
next Saturday night when Young
Danny Carr, winner of Naval box
ing tournaments, squares oft with
AL Cyr, Marine from New River,
in the semi-final bout of the ALI
Star boxing program at ITALIAN
hall
Cyr fought here last Saturday
and though ne lost a close decision
to Dick Cohen, who meets Babe
Saunders in the main event this
week, he showed much courage
and aggressiveness.
Stocky Cyr gave Cohen much
trouble with powerful blows to
the body. Handicapped by Cohen
reach Cyr had to gain an inside
position to punch effectively, and
that's what he did. Cyr's picture
was published in a recent edition
of 1.-THE Ring, nationally known
boxing magazine.
Carr was victorious in boxing
tournaments at Caoco Bay, and in
the First Naval district He is ex-
pected to be in good shape for
the Leatherneck.
The card is being promoted by
Plung Mooring.
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WORK HARD

Wake Forests Deacons, working
hard to be at top strength when
they meet South Carolina Game
cocks in Thanksgiving day game
at Charlotte, held heavy drill to-
day and scheduled tapering off
workout for tomorrow.
Coach Peahead Walker sent his
charges through offensive tactics
expected to be used against Coach
Doc Newton's up and coming elev-
en-. Particular emphasis were plac-
ed on the Deacon aerial attack and
on defensive formations designed
to stop the Gamecock passes which
clicked for a time against Duke
last Saturday.
Walker said that his squad prob
ably would be at about peak
strength for the Charlotte game.
Three injured players returned to
heavy work and bolstered both the
line and the backfield. They were
Buck Mabry, first string fullback,
Dewey Hobbs and Buck Garrison.
starting linemen.
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MARION ~
NAMED LEAGUES
MOST VALUABLE
Edees Cubs Bill Nicholson
By One-Vote
Margin

NEW YORK. Nov 21.-R-Mar-
tin "Mr. Shortstop" Marion OF the
world champion st. Louis Cardl-
nails today was named the most
valuable player in the National
league in 1914 by margin OF enc
vote over Bill Nicholson ct N e
Chicago Cubs in the annual bal
loting of a 24-man compittee OF
the Baseball Writers Association
of America. ....,.,
In the closest finish since the
current vote tabulation system
was adopted in 1888, the lean 602
infielder from, iva, S. c., picked up
seven first-place votes to TOUR for
the Chicago slugger but the grad
uated point allotment closed the
gap to make the final point total
read Marion 100. Nicholson 1853.
Fred Dixie" Walker OF Brook
Ign. batting champion viz an I'M
official 1857 mark. finished third
with 145, nine points ahead of Stan
Musial of st. Louis, who took top
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honors a year ago Two pitchers.
Bucky Walters Of Cincinnati and
Rookie Bill Boiselle OF New York.
tied for fifth at 107..
Ray Mueller of Cincinnati, who
caught every one of the Reds l5a
games, was ranked next with IS.
followed in the first 10 Ly Walker
Cooper of St. Louis, 70, Mort Coop
er of st. Louis. So AMI BIB Ell.
lit Of Pittsburgh, 81.
:. Marion was the third successive
redbird to capture the coveted
award, following Musial In 194a
and M. Cooper in 1942-becomina
the first shortstop to be honored
in the history Of the poll dating
back to 1924.