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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-06
Dvainstirideseto poglavjey
ZrteD y

DValnsulrlQeSeuO pOglaVJe
zrteV y
Tudi ma Braunecku je pogla-
vitni ukaz mir. Vse kneznjine
sobe so okrasene z najlepsim
cvetjem grajskega vrtnarja. Tu-
di po njenih zeljah izprasujejo
ljudje. Dive streznici ina, XII sc
menjata, in ODE imata zelo hudo
sluzbo.
Knez pride vsak dan "a cetrt
ure, vselej, preden odjezdi ma
Thorstein. K svoji Rozimariji
gre sele tedaj ko ze izpolni svo-
jo dolznost, in po strasni zagre-
njenosti, XII jo obcuti v teh mi
nutah, mu thorsteinovski zrak
Sc enkrat tako dobro de.
Kneznja Sc pritozuje. Toliko
reel je ma svetu, XII jih mora So
vraziti. Sovrazi gospoda dvor-
mega svetnika, svoji postreznici,
brauneski veter in braunesko
sonce. Sovrazi kneza,-to knee
sam dobro cuti-toda' prav tako
cuti tudi to, da bi ga kneznja Sc
bolj sovrazila, &c bi ga ne bilo
blizu. Meme oci so globoko OBJ
robljene in vsa je upadla. Be
zmerom ne more mirno sedeti,
navaditi Sc je treba njene ne
strpnosti, XII naredi Sc druge lju-
di nestrpne. Dobro We, da bi do
sti bolje spala, &c bi Sc smela
cash peljati z avtomobilom, to-
da tega il ne dovolijo, ampak
rajsi placujejo dragega soferja
brez koristi. Zraka il manjka.
Pravkar je tozila mad braune-
Skim vetrom. Ia dvorni svetnik
je zelo starokopiten. Novega
zdravnika DO treba poklicati.
Specialista "a zivce. Tudi k Ro-
zimariji SO poklica1i specialista.
Takoj DO videl, kaj il manjka in
j predpisal cisto drugo zdrav-
ljenje kakor ia starokopitni
dvorni svetnik, XII j priporoea
samo mir. Mir je priporocljiv
samo "a Rozo, XII zna cele ure
strmeti pred Sc, ne pa "a njo.
Knez diva dneva ne slisi nj
kaksne pritozbe. Kneznja Sc je
odpeljala avtomobilom in Sc :je
vrnila domov kakor prerojena.
Pes je sla okoli parka. Gospod
dvorni svetnik skomiga 2 rame-
nj in roti kneza, maj ne pusti So
proge nikamor same.
Vsak dan drvi avto po belih
cestah, skozi vasi, kjer krice ma
tere kakor prestrasene kokosi
"a svojimi otroki. Voznje knez-
Mi zelo dobro denejo. Ne more
Sc prikriti, da il vracajo zdrav-
je. Tudi streznici nista vec tako
izmuceni.
Tedaj dobi knez nekega dne
anonimno pismo, v katerem xii
&c neznan pisec bozjo jezo in ka-
zen nadenj zaradi njegovega
divjanja po cestah, XII ograza
zivljenje vsega prebivalstva
Ocitno je bill pisec prepriean, da
Sc vozi knee sam v avtomobilu.
To pismo ga je ujezilo Po-
slal je hlapca ma cesto, kjer bi
Sc moral avto pripeljati mimo,
in ia hlapec mu je dovolj pove-
dial o besni hitrosti kovinske po-
sasti. Costa je bila prazna in sa-
mo zaradi tega sc nj mic zgodilo.
Brzojavil je specialistu in do
bill odgovor, da so avtomobilske
voznje prepoyedane. Tako je OBJ
lezal avtomobil spet v veliki ga
razi in njegova zarometa sta do
hila crn pokrov. 4
Tisti dan Sc je kneznja tako
ujezila, da je prisel knez yes po-
bit ma Thorstein. Zdaj so il osta-
Ii samo Be izprehodi. Toda cez
nekaj dni sta il odpovedali ODE
postreznici. Nista mogli biti ne
pfestano ma nogah in izprehaja-
ME tudi nj njtina naloga. 8, teza-
vo Sc je kne1u posrecilo obdrzati
obe zenSki. Kneznia ie rexla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-06

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Evening star., 1945-10-10
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6TIHiTg 6GiTd' iol AND 81 MESSENGER CLERK, i'm
n, medlately young nan, y to 60 In airlin
WATERS. coloreo. Tor sea-food. restaurant
only dependable men need apply. exceller
working conditions meals included. Appl
Mr.. Wilson. o'DoNNELL'S GRILL. 122
WWiffrERs. colored, exper.; steady tol
coed salary and meals, Apply hostess
WAEEHoGesMAN " 4eRlS S assa St furntur
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WAREao6sE VA khi1SE; HELP. full or part tim
Immediate opening in the following dt
checkers. wrappers and packers, experiens
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Takes Singles Lead

Dorothy HippcnSteel OF Battle
Creek took the lead in Class a
singles of the Women's State by
bowling SAP over the weekend =.
Lou Madison hit $40 for second
place and Vera Whlteman 52l for
third
Miller jewelers. Of Battle Creek
took the Class B team lead with
247S Recreation Center Of
Saginaw gained second with 2435
A 229S elevated -EmerSons Of
Battle Greek 70 first in Class c
team event. Their 1913 gave Alice
Haylet and Vera Whiteman of
Battle Greek second in Class A
doubles.
Rain yesterday prevented play
in the New Orleans Open golf
tournament The two final
rounds were 10 be played today
jug McSpaden is in front in
the $1,000 event with 1877 .
Byron Nelson is second with l40
and Claude Harmon third with
111
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
BOziCh Winner
In Skate Final

Speedskaters wound up their
outdoor season in Michigan at
New Baltimore Sunday wi h
Vince Bozich continuing his un-
beaten streak by sweeping all four
events in the senior mems division.
Lorraine Sable topped IN 2
senior girls while Mario Trafeli,
in his best form of the season.
edged out Don Leppala IN the
intermediate boys while Jenny
Romatowski upset Betty Johnson,
state intermediate girl titleholder.
Dolores Nicholson and Bob Saw
age topped the junior groups
Russ Hunt, junior champ. didn' {
show up. Dick ClaSSen and Gloria
Narva led the juveniles and Dick
Roberts cleaned up IN the midgetS
while Alice Springer topped the
other girls IN tins class New
Baltimore had a winner in Don
McMullin, Cradle boy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
School Marin
0utshoots Men

Shooting on the Parks and Rec
reation mems team. Doris VIII
loughby a Detroit school teacher,
was high scorer among both men
and women with 1S9 out Of a
possible 300 points in the South
eastern Michigan Rifle and Pistol
matches yesterday at the Brush
Armory.
Although her team lost 10 the
strong Great Lakes Steel qulnt.
92O 10 OBS. her individual mark
came within three points Of tying
the seasons high made by Joe
Conrad a few weeks ago.
The Irish-Rile Club defeated
the Minutemen. \9O4 to SS8, TO
keep its season record clean with
four victories against no defeats,
and 10 keep pace with the Great
Lakes Steel, which also has won
four straight. Wyandotte edged
out Golden Eagle, SS3 10 81.
In the National League, De
tro.t Gun Club continued its siz-
zhng pace by humping GaSco,
922 10 sos. Jee Rebeschinis 100
was instrumental in Royal Oak
defeating Chrysler. 923 10 9l7
Brewster stopped ST. Mary, 1913
70 S71.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Bob Tales
Choice Of Baer
Fools 0uessers
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

University of Detroit certainly
fooled the guessers when II came
up with Charles 4. Baer as its
new football coach.
Baer had been assisting Ray
Eliot at Illinois for the last three
years, but outside of those who
are especially familiar with Big
Ten affairs. he virtually rates as
an unknown. Certainly, his ap-
pointment is a surprise TO De-
troiters.
But the new u. of D. coach de-
serves wholehearted support from
football fans in these parts. He
walks into a difficult situation.
reviving football at a school that
has been without il for two sea-
sons.
Baer, incidentally is following
the trend of these times. OF his
Is years of coaching. II were
spent at high schools in Gary,
Ind Gary, you'll recall, gave Tom
Harmon 10 Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Taylor Opposes
Hughes tonight
ToNIGHTs FIGHT CARD

1ONtGHfN FIGHT CARD
sam Hughs, vs.. EeaN Taylor, middle
o'D,n Rhsy v wAn, s.rrov s,.y.
Joe Andau vs. Miguel Arroyo. ~..t,r
Johnny H.rn,naes vs. snow Ran. nGnt
Cen. BoisHd v, PM D,N,m v,r,u Z
rounds.
Holding the spotlight. as pArt
Of a double windup in tonlght's S
fight card at Arcadia, is the clash
between Sam Hughes and Eddie
Taylor, former stablemates 4
real "grudge" affair, Taylor hopes
10 prove he is 4 better fighter
than Hughes, despite the fact
Hughes topped cards and Taylor
booked IN secondary spots
Taylor has s victories and !
loss Hughes 9 victories and / de-
feat.
Another "grudge" match brings
together Joe And7ry and Miguel
Arroyo. local weltors. who staged
a Slugfest two weeks ago. Andary
got of the floor In the third "a
latten Arroyo.
HeavyweightS ODeN Riley and
Willie Barrow. the latter a cousin
of Joe Louis, par off r the other
half Of the twin bill
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Spare My Whiskers'
Red Dawson Pleads

Red Dawson. says he wants
q written agreement from Bert
Ruby before tomorrow nights
mnior heavy title Al Fairview
Gardens 20 the effect that Bert
VIII not pull his prIled red
.whISkcrS during ITS progress. OF
late the Colorado coal miner
has been subjected 10 whisker
pulling tactics by his opponents
but has gone on to win eight in
a row and draw with Louis
Klein. However. he thinks it
about time 10 protect himself and
hls whiykerS against aggression.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

NEW YORK. Feb. y (INS)-
Hype IgoC, nationally known
sports writer and cartoonist for
Hearst newspapers, died last night
in a Queens hospital after a long
illness.
Dean Of the boxing Scribes in
the New York area. lgoo was 81
He was a native OF San Francisco.
He was a contemporary Of all
TN remembered sports writer's OF
the past Bill McGcchan Bat
NastcrSon Bob Edgrcn, Paul
Armstrong Tad Dorgan and the
rest
lie is survived by his wife and
four children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
60 West, Men

You will notice that the steer
ing committee picked 10 help the
majors choose Judge LandiS' sue
cesSnr is made up entirely OF
WeSterners.
Sam Breadon Of the Cardinals
and Phil Wrigley Of the Cubs are
representing the National League,
and Alva Bradley of Cleveland
and Donald Barnes Of The Browns
have the same voice for the
American
The New York brokers aren't
missing 4 thr1T Why. they even
bet on the times OF the longer
races AZ the Millrose track meet
recently.
They say Buck Shaw turned
down a lO-year contract az Sl5.-
900 A year from UCLA 20 stay as
coach Of the san Francisco team
In the new All-America Confer
ence. That's the league Paul
Brown lolned the other day.
The head men Of two Of the
top pro football orgsnlzs tons, in
cidentaly, are not only former
Notre Dame products, but ex-
teammates as well
You have Elmer Lsyden leading
the National League and Comdr.
Jim Crowley as commissioner OF
The Ali-AmerlCa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

Northwestern on Friday and Wis
consin Saturday The basketball
team ends the present campaign
with Northwestern at Evanston
Friday
In the Michigan relays the VOL
VerIneS took SIX of the l5 first
places. Three Of them were in
relay events while most Of the in
dividual honorS went 10 competI-
tors from other schools.
Bob Hume gave the Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
BOehr, Morris
Join First 10

Charlie Rochu Of State Fair.
Western Travelling League and
Steve Morris of Scvon-Eleyon,
Times Classic and Greater De-
troit. are the latest additions "a
city bowling first 10 IN scoring.
B0ehm gets in with a 71S and
Morris a 737. BY series the play
crs stand as follows Harry Ter
bruggen. 792. Bill kcnet, ISL.
Roger Overmycr. 762, Fred
Bujack. 757; Henry Stawecki, 755,
Omar Herppich. 7i9; Bochm, 748,
August Pettke. IA Chet Bukow-
SKI and Tom Rooney. 742, Nor
rIS, 737.
Therman Gibson Of f & 3 lec
last seasons first 10 on 794 II
was rolled with Sacknan s Five
in the Michigan Major League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

The last place Chicago Black
Hawks boast a winning streak at
last. two straight. and both over
Toronto Third period goals
by Smith and MoSienko won for
the Hawks last night. 2-l the
same score by which they won in
Toronto Saturday night.
Maurice Richard, who tied the
modern record OF 43 goals with
two against Detroit Saturday
night. was held scoreless by Stew
enson, a substitute goalie, last
night in New York As the Ca
nadiens edged out the Rangers,
A
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

third about six minutes behind
Thunderbird
Next 10 finish were Joe Wander
-beCK'S 0-S0, Dale AlbrightS Tiger
Tuna; Double Trouble; Jim Fox
Little Fox; Bob Lees Casalbi, and
Howard Allor's RS. A half dozen
others failed 10 finish, including
Tom Guelff's Tom Cat, which cap
sized
Miller won the second race. in
which Fox was the only other fin
isher as the wind faded. Doris
NevinS also tipped over with her
Whirligig and Marty BrennanS
iccboat shook off one Of the Bren-
nan Youngsters and ran away up
into the lake.
a free style ice carnival is listed
next Sunday for the iceboaters by
the Lake Shore Iceboat Club at
u Mile road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
It's Fourth
For rkrieger

Byron Krieger Of Sale dc Tus-
can is state three weapons fenc-
.ng champion for the fourth time.
~ ST Clair Recreation Center
yesterday he survived a field Of
u IN The epce, Sabcr and foil
competition. George Wlodyga,
Flint Was second. and Jerry
ZiuSlan of Wayne University,
third
KrcgCr won IT bouts. Wlodyga
lost only 20 kricCcr. and ZinStain
10 Kuerer and Wlodyga. The
women Iuul0r fol championship
tournament viii be- held FRIDAY
night at Sale dc Tuscan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Two Games Tonight
In Night Hockey

Two junior games are scheduled
tonight in the Mite Hockey
League at Mack Park after a
three-day lapse because of ice
conditions Vincent Post plays
NaSh-DetFeit at 7 and LaSky
meets Eagles at Sis. Tuesdays
games in the senior division
bring the two leading clubs into
action. Northwest Eagles. current
leaders, meet r. jefferson Mer-
chants at Q o'clock and VicS
rInnerS-up meet Eastside Sports
az Z 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Mansfield FiUe Wins

Nansfeld's made il p victories
in 2S starts by defeating Local
ia last night at Hackett Field
House, 6l-47 ... Casey Lopata
was high with 19 points
FrommS won from Winston, 1925,
and Friars from Wyandotte, 1890
Willie MoSConi. world pocket
billiard ch Am pion, and Ralph
Greenleaf resume their cross
country match for the title this
afternoon az Detroit Recreation
. They are scheduled for 12o-
point blocks there afternoon and
evening through Saturday.
Jo-Jo White, former major
league oulfielder, has signed 10
play with Sacramento of the Pa
cific Coast League this summer
.. The former Tiger finished last
season with Cincinnati
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
SpOr
AU-S+ar Lion lis
Selected by Leo
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Fred DeLano. the enterprisinc
publicity director for the Lions,
has asked local sport writers 10
make selections from which 10 oh
tain a consensus sll-ume Detroit
professional teams.
The selections so back 70 1884,
when George a. (Dick) Richards
brought the Portsmouth, O.. team
70 Detroit 10 become a permanent
member OF the National Football
League.
Though the Lions, in their 10
Years OF play have boasted many
outstanding players, the naming
of two all-star teams Is no great
task, II YOU will pardon the
writer's seeming lack of modesty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
STANDINGS

Palmer Park l303N still roosts
n first place IN Class A Of The
Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
=Ghene- TToU15ty after me members
Of four clubs had tried their IA
yorite deliveries over the week
end
Of the four only Joe Paulus'
Chene- Trombly made any impress
sion. Pushed by Tom DOrszio' s
SIS, Chene shot 1885 for fifth. n
'-re ffncuP for Howard curtin way
Fred DEF FsZo.
Joe Szuch had SIS for Coca
Cola, defending champions who
went through ir 1874 on 1859
This time. IN the words OF Capt
Henry Ehrle, we could not hi
q pin with Z bulldozer The Cokes
bowed out with 2749 Eugene
Becker'S DorsnS mad 1863 and An.
ger Eve ElI6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Not so Many Ends

For that matter, other great
backs also miss the first team,
such stars as Frank Christensen.
Bill Shepherd and Glenn Pres
nell. for instance.
With the exception Of end posi-
tions, for the all star picker,
there's a wealth OF material on
the forward line. While there
have been excellent Detroit ends
the supply has never been over
flowing.
Eddie Klewicki and Monk Mon
scrip are probably the best the
Lions boasted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

ihlnClaQS o n 9
victory by win
ming the three
quarter m il G
-eH Mt by 80
yards from No
tire d a m g s
a test, Bill
Tully. His twin
brother r oS $
II u me helped
I h @ twO-nlle
relay team win
its Sc G. on d
cfra1uht victory
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

batting h o m e
Flash Hollett s
rebound after a
brilliant ru s h
by the former
BTuin star.
Billy Cupolo
shot & sto n
into a 10 lead
early in the
second period.
c ou n tin e on
Ken Smith s re-
bound after the
latter had in
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

1915 series Ia
take down the
$500 jackpot
in the $4,000
classic.
The L & 3
S I a = c a m c
through on the
next TO ] s I
squad of the
event to shut
ne Basil Fazio
of Akron into
Sc on d place
with his 1907
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
The $500
Is Gibson S

CHICAGO, Feb. 12-Detroit
carried down top honors in the
Petersen for the second straight
year here last night when Their
man Gibson, 23-year-old Detroit
war worker, fired a sensational
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

WhlzZer White,
Ernie Caddel
and frankie 2
Sihkwfeh.
With Clark
al quarter. the
writer W oul d
have White AZ
left half, a posi-
ton he played
in college and
the feet Cad
del Of the 1895
champi ons at
right half.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Leaders Hold Place

Six squads rolled in the New
Garfield mixed doubles over the
weekend but Rose SuChy-Tom
Accivati retained first place on
1897 Ann NovitCh and Joe Ja-
blonSk are second on 1870.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

months.
That was one Of the greatest
seasons in the sport here This has
been one Of the worst Too much
snow. In Sundays race on Lake
ST. Clair AL Pochelon borrowed
his old Blue Bomber from Harold
McGregor 10 beat a dozen other
boats Of various designs ,eu,oSt Of
which. however. were Of the L
boat, or Skcctor class
There was a good. puffy breeze
but the drIftcd snow ON The ice
made the going slow Blue Bomber
used wide runners made of boiler
plate.
Pochelon beat Bob NllcT's sleek
Thunderbird by more than A min
ute. Nubs Sarns klblHer was
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Big Ten Results

SATl RnAN'S RESULTS
wisconsin S. Michigan a.
Iowa as Indiana 40
Ohio state "a -NaFthUssteTn 80
Ii!incm ST Minnesota IS
THIS WEEK'S q tFTf~
MONDAY-IndiAnA at Llinos. Iowa a. Pur-
due
FRrDAY-Ohio state at Illinois. Michigan
at Northvestern
SATURDAY-Ohio state ~ indiana. North
western 81 Minnesota Purdue az Wisconsin.
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Chene 9Th i'm Sweeps
AS COkeS Bow Out

liam Strikes $50 a 1S5 close de-
prived him OF TOO
Showed by Harold Bardcls- -6l2-
Gla7ebroOk' Five from Orient
Senior House League Bob SChon,
captain, plucked 2S5O for second
Ed Dupke's East SIDE Sports
from Metropolitan Catholic OBJ
tanned third with 2S27 Pete Huil :
599 carrying the most weight
Ats FIVE FAKES OVER
Ais Five took over in Class g
with -75l Stanley KowalskI was
top with 636 as Capt. Frank Ku-
drons rakcd ln 275l Joseph Gta.
s0nes =. g. O. va fourth on 27l7
as Joseph Amafo toppIed 6OS
Brown Five. led by Archie
MgrIcy gained third in ID. I'd
ward Martin, 54S bringing Up The
total 70 z611 Roland stem Up-
settlers are tre. ncW eighth with
2JSI
Nar,al Wcnncr- Hudson Gun
her went 10 second IN r. With
"a count of 2i76 Elmer Hopp
Pontiac Standards made 2465 C
.gcJ 10 lor fifth.
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Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS REsULTs
DETROIT 3 Boston
Montreal 4 Nfv Trrk
ChicaE1 : Toronto
NATtHDNY-S RESULTS
MantrsaI e. DETROIT ,.
Chicafo q, Toronto 4.
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It's News
To XeIler
Bv LEO MACDONELL

Jack Zeller, Tiger general man
ager. declared today that as far
As he knew the major leagues had
received no proposal from the gov
crnment 10 align the American
and National League clubs on an
east and west basis 10 save trans
pOrtation
1T has never been discussed
at the baseball meetings" Zcl-
ler said
The Tiger chief said he hoped
that the situation would never
get 50 serious that such a drastic
change would be necessary He
pointed out the leagues made A
biz cut IN mileage last year when
they reduced the circuit trips
from four 10 three.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

Slnkwich would be placed at
half, thereby crowding two fine
fuIIbacks - Ace Gutowsky and
Harry Hopp-out OF the first team
picture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Ms Team Strength
Hope i'm Track. Tank
BY EDGAR HAYES

Michigan depend strength rather than ndN dual
championships both swimming and track The
the
Minnesota Saturday
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