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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Pace Setting Browns Slam Bosox, 81
Ben Hogan Grabs Lead
In Victory Golf Open

now stationed at the Forth Worth
Tex, Air Field and his golf has
been limited to week end outings
Now on furlough, this is his first
tournament since he entered tho
service in the fall of 1912 after can.
turing the Halt America Grown.
Like the prewar Hogan, he spent
nearly four hours, practicing his
shots today before setting out TO
overtake Byron Nelson, amateur
Steve Kovach of Pittsburgh, jug
McSpaden, and Johnny Revolta
Another serviceman-the only one
to win tournament since the war
started-was second at the hallway
point with pair of 68's for 1856. He
was lean E. J. Dutch" Harrison
scattered at Wright Field, Ohio
and winner of the 1914 Charlotte
N c. Open.
With the Army Air Forces taking
over, it remained for a member
the old-guard, be-knickered Gene
Sarazen, to walk in calmly with
pair of 69's for 1873 and third place
Rracketed at 1879 were Bomb Hamil.
ton of Evansville, Ind, with 81
today; Revolta, who skidded to T.
steel-worker Kovach, and two mem.
bers of the big Four" Nelson and
Craig Wood.
After his immaculate of YES.
terday, Nelson had six bogeys for
38-36-74 as compared with Edge.
waters par of 35-36-71. He hit one
tee shot out of bounds, and even
over-blasted from trap 30 feet
past the pin into the wiry fringe on
no. 9.
Wood had the oldest card of the
day, shooting a SO after going four
under par on thu ee successive holes
on the back nine with an eagle
and two brides.
jug McSpaden and Sam Byrd the
other members of the Big -Four"
were in the 40 and al division
respectively, after posting 70 and
70.
Others punched at 40 were Mike
Turnesa, Jim FOULS. Amateur
Chuck Kocsis Of Detroit, and vii.
lie Goggin. Gene Kunes of Phila.
delphia and Sam Bernardo. veteran
Chicago Pro. were with Byrd at
al.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Aircraft Service Nine
Licks Pre-Flight, Sc

CHAPEL HILL, July l. (R -
Carrier Aircraft Service Unit No. IL
of Norfolk put on two big scoring
splurges here this afternoon to turn
back the Carolina Pre-Flight, 8 to
6. The visitors scored three runs in
each Of the second and seventh in
nings and then STAYED off late
sprees of the Cloudbusters.
Cumbel turned In a home run and
double for the winners while j. j.
Mcdonald led the locals with two
hits in three tries. Pearson hit a
home run for Pre-Flight.
CASU ------131 600 300-8 10 l
Pre-Flight -. 900 200 2O2-6 10 s
Farmer and Grenshaw; Merrell
Seigner, O'Neal and Mcconnell,
Coccitti.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
CHIS0X CONQUER
YANKEES, 3 TO 2

NEW YORK, July 1.-P)-Lead-
ing 20 in the ninth inning, the
New York Yankees defense fell
apart and committed four errors
behind Hank Borowy to present the
Chicago White Sox with three runs
and the ball game 80, before 9,484
fans, today.
Rollie Hemsley, who was charg-
ed with two of the Yankees err
rors, doubled to start the last half
Of the ninth, only to pull up lame
and had to be assisted off the field
with a pulled muscle in the back
of his left leg. He will be out for
several days.
Borowy allowed only four hits in
taking his fourth loss against 10
victories.
The White Sox used three pitch
ers with Joe Haynes, who pitched
the eighth inning, being credited
with the victory. Until they scored
in the ninth, the Chisox had not
scpred in their last 81 innings of
play.
In that inning, a walk TO tommy
Tucker, Hal Trosky's double and
errors by Oscar Grimes, Milo Milo
sevich, and Hemsley, plus Ed Gar
nett's single accounted for the
White Sox runs.
George Stirnweiss scored both of
New York's runs, stealing home
in the first inning with two out,
and talying on Bud Metheny's dou-
BILE after his fifth inning walk.
Stirnweiss, however, failed to hit
safely, to snap a hitting streak of
II straight games. Herschel Mar
tin failed to hit safely for the first
time since becoming Yankee sew
en- games ago.
Chicago -------------OOO 600 OO3-3
New York --100 010 000-2
HUMPHREYS, Haynes and CastAo;
Borowy and Hemsley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

er. Cannon, who halls from
Houston, Texas, stands 6 feet
and 4 inches and weighs 240
pounds.
The cards curtain-raised will
be a scrap between Wally
Grebb and a newcomer, Tiger
Long. Long comes from the
far Colorado stomping grounds
and is reported to be a mighty
rough hombre. This bout is
scheduled for 2 out of 3 falls
with a go minute time limit.
The main event will be 2 out
of falls with a 80 minute
limit.
Tickets for the bouts go on
sale today at the Orion Hotel
desk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Second Half Play Opens
In Shipyard Softball

The Shipyard softbal league will
begin its second half play at 4:oo
am. Wednesday on the American
Legion field. In the North Side
loop the Watch Force encounters
the Shipwrights in the first haif
of double bill. The Erectors pat
tie the Anglesmiths in the after
piece. A doubleheader in the SCUM
Side circuit pits the Sheet Metal
club against the Steam Engineers
and the Machine Shop against the
Painters.
Thursday in the North Side lea
que, the Steel Storage team plays
the Drillers and the Welders meet
the Filters. South Side tiffs BRING
together the Boiler Shop and the
Pipe Coverers and the Pipe Shop
and the Electricians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Nv CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO, July Little Ben
Hogan, burned up because some
one said men in the service prob
ably would have hard time be-
coming tournament threats after
the war, let some of the heat sink
into his game today az he coupled
a 66 with a first round SO for a
36-hole total of 134-eight strokes UNI
der par-to take the halfway lead
in the Chicago Victory National golf
meet. -
81 was doggone mad when !
heard that us guys probably would
be unable to make comeback, :"
fumed intense Little Ben, absent
from tournamen competition for al
most two years while winning a
Lieutenancy in the Arm Air Corps.
II would like to prove that wrong,
and I've got good start at least. I"
Hogan, a dominating figure on
the money circuit from 1939-1942, is
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Recreation Calendar

$3.50 p. m. Tennis Matches,
Williston (Negro).
1880 p. m. Adult Horseshoe
Contest, Williston (Negro).
Robert Strange Park
Municipal Softball League
7 p. m. Wrightsville Coast
Guard VS.. 141st ADMIT.
8 p. m. T.H.D. of Whining
ton VS.. Lake Forest.
Friday July I
8 p. m. Teen Age Party.
Hemenway.
$3.50 p. m. Teen Age Party,
Cornelius Harnett.
$3.50 p. m. Teen Age Party.
Chestnut Heights.
$3.50 p. m. Teen Age Party,
Lake Forest.
1880 p. m. Mother, Daugh-
ter Banquet, Peabody Ne
gro).
$3.50 p. m. Whist Party, Will
uStOn (NegrO).
9 a. m. Girls Hike, Taylor
Homes (Negro).
$3.50 p. MIL p. m. Open
Air Dance, Taylor Homes Ne
gro).
Robert Strange Park
Municipal Softball League
p. m. Wilmington Coast
Guard VS.. Spofford Mills.
8 p. m. City Optical VS.. Will
mington Fire Department.
Saturday July 8
$3.50 p. m. - 1880 p. m.
Teen Age Dance, Chestnut
Heights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Whit Wyatt Undergoes
Treatment On Lame WING

ST. LOUIS, July 1-(R-Whit-
low Wyatt, lame-armed pitcher of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, has cal
cification of muscles in his right
shoulder. The ailment was discov-
cred today by DR.. Robert F. Hy-
land, st. Louis Cardinal physi-
clan.
Wyatt will remain here for 10
days of treatment.
Wyatt, in recent years one Of the
star hurlers in the National Lea
que, has pitched only one COM
plete game this year although his
record is two victories and four
defeats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
TICS BLAST ga
WIN FROM MACKS

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-(P)-
The Detroit Tigers hammered Lum
Harris for five runs in five in
nings and added four off relief
Pitcher Joe Berry for a Ga vic
tory in their series opener with
the Philadelphia Athletics today.
Stubby Overmire, who started
for Detroit, drove in two runs and
scored one himself before he was
knocked out of the box in the sixth
when theA's scored four runs. Wal.
ter Beck, who did a neat job Of
relief twirling, also batted in two
Detroit runs and scored one him
self. Jimmy Outlaw turned the
same trick.
Starting the game in seventh
place, a half game ahead of the
Mackmen, the Tigers kept out Of
the cellar with their 14-hit attack,
Detroit 100 230 121-9
Philadelphia 1000 004 0OO-4
Overmire, Beck and Richards;
Harris, Wheaton, Berry and Hayes
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Sports Roundup
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, July 1.-lR-Arith-
metic lesson, or figures can De
misleading but where do they
lead? Herbert Bayard Swope,
chairman of the New York State
Racing commission, likes to point
out that most of the dough that
goes through the mutuel windows
at racetracks finds its way back
to the public-less ten per cent
He was quoted the other day
in a local paper as saying: When
the size of the daily handle is
mentioned, I would like to see 1t
recorded this way: Total pool,
$2,O00,000. States share, $120, 900.
Tracks share, 100000. B-eakage.
$4,000, or whatever it is. Redis-
tributed to the public, $1,780, 000."
=. Swope then went on to ex-
plain that the amount Of money
actually bet and re-bet to make
up that two million bucks is rough
ly about a quarter of the total
pool, which would be 100000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Cannon Battle
Arranged For Friday

Irish Jack Kelly, who Won
the favor of ITALIAN Hall's
wrestling faithful Friday night
by conquering the burly Chief
Little Beaver, will engage Tiny
Boom Boom" Cannon in the
main event on this Friday
nights mat show at the Tha-
liam Hall, Promoter Bert eau
sey announced last night.
Kelly, who features the fear
ed Irish Whip" will have a
tough opponent in the towering
Cannon, predicts Promoter
Causey. Cannon has not grap-
pied in the local ring for near
ly year, but many Whining
ton grunt and groan support
ers well recall the giant bruis-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
APPLIED SCIENCE

As this department reads those
figures, that $780, 900 take" would
come out of the 100000 and thus
would amount to A per cent Of
what the public carried into the
track Reducing that to more
understandable numbers, an "av-
erage" fan who laid aside ten
bucks to bet on the horses would
have the fun of wagering $40 dur
ing the afternoon and would be
nicked $40 by the machines :.
On top of that he'd spend about
SLIGO for admission, IS cents for
transportation, dollar for re-
freshments and IS cents for
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Clovns-Red Sox Game
For Today Postponed

The Wilmington Clowns-Florence
Red Sox baseball game, sched-
uled for the Eleventh and Ann
streets diamond at 4:30 today.
has been postponed, officials an
last night.
The Clowns will play the Ben
nettsville, S. c. Greyhounds on
the Eleventh and Ann streets field
at 4:30 on July 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
WILL NOT CLOSE

RALEIGH, July Contrary
to previous announcement,
Wake county ABC store No. One,
located in downtown Raleigh, will
not close, officials announced to-
day after a meeting. The Wake
board announced last week the
store would close because of a
lack of merchandise.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
BUGS TURN BACK
BRAVES, 5 TO l

PITTSBURGH, July 1-tR-The
Pittsburgh Pirates put together
eight hits today to hand the Bos-
ton Braves a 81 beating behind
the six-hit pitching of Ray Starr.
The victory was Starts third in
a row, including two over the
Reds since he was released by
Cincinnati. It marked the second
time in two years the BUGS have
been able to beat Jim Tobin, a
former Pirate. Tobin won five
straight off the Pirates last year,
and two this year.
The BUGS made four twin-kill-
ings and had four stolen bases,
new highs for the season.
Boston ......-.. 900 900 010-1
Pittsburgh ......... 100 030 10x-5
Tobin and Mast; Starr and Da-
Wis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
MUNICIPAL SOFTBALL
Robert Strange Park
Ninth and Ann Streets

Schedule for Week Of July 3-8
Monday, z p. m. Wilmington
Coast Guard VS.. 141st ADMIT.
Tuesday, open date (July holi-
day..
Thursday, Z p. m. Wrightsville
Coast Guard VS.. 141st A.B.N.T.T.:
8 p. m. T.H.D. of Wilmington VS..
Lake Forest.
Friday p. m. Wilmington
Coast Guard VS.. Spofford Mills:
8 p. m. City Optical VS.. Whining
ton Fire Department.
RITY WAR RONnc o. crANpc
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
National League
TODAY'S GAMES
National League

New York at Cincinnati-Voiselle
t1O-3) and De La Cruz CD VS..
Konstanty GO and Shoun (6-3).
Brooklyn at St. Louis - Melton
(5-5) and McLish (3-5) VS.. Lanier
G-5 and Wilks GID.
Boston at Pittsburgh - Javery
G-10) and Andrews CD VS.. Roe
(5-0 and Strincevich go.
Philadelphia at Chicago-Schanz
cd and Raffensberger G-8) VS..
S. Chapman (53) and Wyse CD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
AS BUY McGHEE

AS BUY McGHEE
PHILADELPHIA, July 1-4RN
The Philadelphia Athletics an
nounced today the purchase Of
first baseman Bill McGhee from
Little Rock of the Southern asso-
citation.
The AS vetran first sacker, Dick
Sibert, was spiked severly in
Thursdays game with Cleveland,
and is expected to be On the side
lines for several weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
LOTS sOF DOUGH

MIAMI, Fla, July 1.-R)-The
Miami Open Golf Tournament to
be played in December will offer
$4,000 in prizes this year. In the
last two war years the municipality
conducted sports event offered S.
600 in War Bonds to participants,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
PLUMBERS PLAY

The Shipyard Plumbers base
ball team will play the Fort
Bragg Tooth Division nine ON
the American Legion at $3.50 to-
morrow night.
The lineups for both teams
will be announced tomorrow,
officials announced last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
American League

Chicago at New York - Grove
t7-5) and Dietrich 9-5) VS.. Donald
(4-2) and Bonham $50.
st. Louis at Boston - Kramer
CD and Muncrief 0-3> VS.. Hugh
on Q1-3 and Bowman (6-3).
Detroit at Philadelphia - Trout
(8-8) and Gentry (4-6) VS.. Flores
go and Black $50.
Cleveland at Washington - Gro
mex O-3) and Heving CID VS..
Haefner $50 and Niggeling (6-2)
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Lieut.. Ok Emerson, former De-
troit Lion guard, was among those
rescued when the escort carried
Block Island was torpedoed. No
word has been heard as to wheth-
er he saved the material for his
masters thesis in history, which
he had along to work on in his
spare time In less than a
week and half, Pvt. Salvatore
Saputo of the 9th General Hos
pital softball team at Camp Ellis,
Ill, pitched three no-hit games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
LARRY TO BEARS

NEW YORK. July 1.-tRAOut.
fielder Larry Rosenthal was sent
to the Newark Bears of the Inter-
national League today by the New
York Yankees.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

Rain has not been known for three
wears on some farms in the Ru-
dol2h Lake district of the Kenya
colony in East Africa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

The earth receives only one
tWo-billionth of the suns heat, &C.
cording to estimates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
STAN DIN GS
RESULTS
American League

st. Louis 9, Boston l.
Chicago 3, New York 2.
Detroit 9, Philadelphia 4.
Washington 4, Cleveland 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
National League

National League
Cincinnati 5, New York 0.
Pittsburgh S, Boston l.
Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2.
st. Louis 8, Brooklyn 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

program and tip sheet :. That
adds up to $500, so the days en-
te-tainment would cost him So
That isn't what we'd call cheap,
but it may be okay if you like
horses.
SPORTSPOURRI
Promoter Max Joss says he's
offering Hank Armstrong $4,000
to fight Morris Ref, the Brooklyn
better, at Ebbets Field, Aug. 2 . .
Old Satch Paige, who can produce
a draft card to show he's just 38,
would give Washington's Gil Tor
res an argument about who has
the thinnest legs in baseball. Paige
builds them up with two pairs of
socks In case college scouts
are interested, Granville Hammer.
16-year-old Richmond schoolboy
whose brother Ga-vin plays short
for the Piedmont league Colts, hit
sos in Is games this spring. Also
plays football and basketball :.
In IL games this season, Henry
Ertman, Lawrence college first
sacker, struck out just once.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

uni delavcev slovanskih narod-
nosti je prislo 33 zastopnikov.
vecinoma Poljaki.
Uvodni govor je incl Leo Kr-
zycki, predsednik Ameriskega
slovanskega kongresa, XII ie pri
porocal Roosevelta V ponovno
izvolitev in pa da maj storimo
vse v svoji moci "a cimprejsnie
strmoglavljenje faSizma. Krzy-
cki je biz pred lett predsednik
socialisticne stranke. On je mne-
MIA, da Slovan1v Ameriki. ako
hocejo nastopati zdruzeno, po-
stanejo vazen faktor V politiki
in jake vpliven tudi z ozirom ma
vnanjo politiko ameriSke Wade.
V odbor milwaukee podruzni-
ce Ameriskega slovanskega kon-
ella je bill izmed Slovencev IL
voljen Frank Puncer. Bio lie
sklenjeno, da Sc DO nedeljo IS.
junija praznovalo Ia vseslovan-
ski dan. - Joseph Radelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
JOSKO OVEN 30
.PREDAVAL O WISH
liz MEHIKE

Chicago, Ill. = Ma prihodnii
sell kluba st. l JSZ dine 26. maia
DO predaval Josko Oven O vtisih.
ki jih je dobil v Mehiki z ozirom
ma tamosnje delavsko gibanie in
pa O klerofasizmu, XII Sc lie v zad.-
Nth par letih v Mehiki toliko O.
Jacal, da postaja nevaren, &c Sc
mu pravocasno ne stopi ma vrat.
Oh enem s. Oven pise O svoiih
vtlsih s tega potovanja v svoii
regularni koloni ma 2. strani
Proletarca.
Ma prejsnji klubovi sell smo
imeli nekaj diskuzije O Sansu in
klerikalni gonji prot MENU.
Morda bono pc Ovnovem pre-
davanju z MO nadaljevali ma
prihodnji sell. p. O.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
O KONCERTU V
PRiD ZOJSA

Milwaukee, Wis. - Koncert V
prid ZOJSA, XII Sc je vrsil tn, ie
bill glasbeno velik uspeh. Nasto-
ola sta operna pevka Zinka Mi
lanov in pa violinist Zlatko Ba-
lokovic. Oba sta svoie locke IL
borno izvedla.
Financno pa ia prireditev nj
uspela toliko kot Sc je pricako-
valo. Prireditelji SO Sc nadejali.
Ola DO sal diva tisocaka cistega, a
je bilo lie okrog tisoc.
Y oglasevalnem odboru je BIZ
10 pet oseb, in sedaj Nth dole,
ola svoje naloge MISC dobro IL
vrSili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10

nosozalje. Poroea tudi O moiem
starem prijatelju Nicku Radovi-
chu, o katerem pravi, da Sc mu
zdravje obraca ma boljse. Dobra
novical Nicku zelim skorajsnje-
ga in popolnega okrevania.
Anton Shaffer, Cudy, Pa. pi-
Sc, da Sc zaveda, da ie treba list
podpirati in Siriti. Narocil ga ie
svojemu prijatelju v Pittsbur-
ghu "a tri mesece.
Max MartZ, Bull, Mimi. lie
postal dive narocnini ter naroci-
10 "a Majski glas.
Joseph Mihelich, East Helena.
Mont, je postal 4 naroenine,
provizijo, pa kot je njegova ma
vada, je poklonil fisk. sklad.
John Kobi, Duluth, Mimi. lie
postal 500 V tiskovni sklad.
Vsota je bila nabrana ma pobudo
nasega somisljenika Franka Pi-
pana IL Hibbinga, Mimi, kot pr
vomajski pozdrav Proletarcu cd
Minnesotske federacije SNIP.
Pr nabiranju je pomagal tudi
Max Martz IL Buhla. Kobiia pa
SO vpregli v koncno delo, da
stvar poslje kamor spada.
To DO vse "a enkrat.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
Roistvo v Angliji noroscojo

Kot v Zed. drzavah in v Mem
CHI, tako so V letih vojne porodi
tudi V Angliji jake narasli, ma
zadovali pa Sc V Franciji in v
drugih okupiranih dezelah. v
Angliji je bio leta 1913 vec roi-
stew kot kdaj pref cd leta 1928,
in OBJ enem Sc je zelo znizala tudi
umrljivost otrok. Rojenih je bio
682,654, ali 16.5 ma tisoc prebi-
valcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-10
GLASGOW IL NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

zdravnih oglasov in SIS v tiskov-
nj sklad, XII Jill je prispeval So
cialisticni klub.
joe Snoy, Bridgeport, o., ie
postal 4 narocnine ter zvisal svo-
je narcotic "a Majski glas Sc "a
6 iztisov. Prispeval je tudi soc v
tiskovni sklad ter postal prispev-
ke kluba "Naprej'' St. II J'5Z.
Jacob Ambrozich, Moon Run.
Pa, je postal $12.75 ' tiskovni
sklad. Vsota je bila mariana ma
zadnji sell federacije SNIP "a
zapadno Penno, XII je zborovala
v Strabanu %. aprila.
George Smrekar, Aliquippa,
Pa, je vedno pripravljen kai
storiti "a Proletarca. To pot lie
postal 3 trgovske in 3 pozdravne
oglase Majskemu glasu, narocil
10 izvodov istega in craven ie
postal tudi 81 v tiskovni sklad.
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown, Pa.
je postal Sc 6 trgovskih oglasov,
2 now in 6 obnovnih narocnin
ter narocil $50 iztisov Maiskega
glasa.
John Zornik, Detroit, Mich,
lie postal n move ter z obnov-
min narocnin in Sc 3 trgovske in
en- pozdravni oglas. Joze Kotar
je obnovil n~arocnino in prispe-
val So V tiskovni sklad.
Waukegan-North Chicago, Ill.
Ancka Mahnich je poslala 7 po-
zdravnih oglasov; Jack Mesec
pa Is, craven pa Sc 4 move marco
nine in SITS tiskovni sklad.
Kemmerer, Wyo. John KRIS
mix je postal 4 narocnine, in kot
je njegova navada, je dostavil:
"Provizija maj gre v tiskovni
sklad."
Edward Tomsic, Walsenburg,
Colo, Sc je mudil pc opravkih v
Ratonu, New Mehiko. Skusal ie
tudi "a Proletarca kaj storiti, pa
Sc nj dalo, kajti tam vlada pravo
mrtvilo v tenn oziru. Nazaj gre
doc Sc je ustavil pr naSemu ma
rocniku Jozetu Vicicu ma Nor
ley, Colo. Tu je bila pa druga
storija, kajti MEGA nj bio treba
opominjati glede %narocnine. L.
vlekel je desetak in pripomnil:
ITO lie poslji Charletu, zakar mai
mi poslje koledar in Majsk1 glas,
81 maj gre v tisk. sklad, ostalih
$7.65 pa maj gre ma racun marco
nine "a nazaj in naprej." Taxa je
razlika med ljudmi.
John Krebel, Cleveland, O., je
postal 20 obnovnih narocnin,
1926 v tiskovni sklad ter Sc en-
trgovski in 4 pozdravne oglase.
Tone Jankovich 4 narocnine, 16
pozdravnih in 10 trgovskih ogla-
SOW in narcotic "a $50 izvodov
Majskega glasa. Math. Bizjak,
West Park je prispeval So v IL
skovni sklad, ker mu nj bilo mo-
goce nabirati pozdravnih ogla-
SOW "a Majski glas.
Leo Milostnik, Sheboygan.
Wis, je postal Sc emo novo ma
rocnino.
Anthony Drasler Jr., Forest
City, Pa, dive n~arocnini.
Lenhard Werdinek, Thomas,
w. Va, je postal Sc dive naroeni-
nj in narocilo "a Z izvodov Mai
skega glasa.
Ludwig Yoxey, Pueblo, Colo,
je postal 2 novi in 8 obnovnih
naroenin, 18,pozdravnih oglasov
in narcotic "a AZ iztisov Maiske-
ga glasa. Poroca tudi o grozni
%nasreci, ki je zadela rojaka in
naSega narocnika Antona Sni-
derja V tamkajsnji jeklarni, kier
je bill z cvema tovariSema tako
opecen, da je pc groznih mukah
podlegel. Preostalim naSe iskre-