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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
rs. aprila, 1915

|razvidno, bo nabrana obIeka ia
drugo po vecini razdeljeno po-
tom UNRRA.
Zbiranje obleke v doloGenem
casu je posameznim relifnim or
ganizacijam prepovedano, RAJ
zun &c Sc nabrano poslje United
National Clothing Collection
Committee, ali ako eksekutivni
odbor Presidents War Relief
Control Boarda drugace odloci
in tako zbiranje odobri.
Dale poroca br. zalar o iii
du volitev, to je, koliko Sc je
organizacij in podrejenih po-
druznic udelezilo glasovanja in
koliko ne. Obsirneje o tenn po-
roca pozneje. Porocilo tajnika
Sc vza1ae ma znan;e.
Br. Grdina ,vprasa br. Zalar-
ia, &c je dobil kako naznanilo
cd tajnika Slovenske moske zve-
ze? Br. Zalar pravi, da je dobil
naznanilo cd Vincenta H. Lau-
terja, 81. tajnika SMZ, da ie
njih zastopnik pri JPO-sS Joze
Grdina; naznanila glede izida
volitev nj prejel.
Br. Grdina pravi, da kar sc
tice tega, bo on uradno poro-
sal, kadar pride mani vista, da
poroca kot drugi odborniki.
Poroca br. Leo Jurjevec kot
blagajnik JPO-SS. Poroeilo je
v glavnem v stevilkah ter Sc
glasi:, ....
Jugoslav Relief Committee,
Slovene Section, February 1916.
Balance as of January
81, 1945 ------------- $s1, ,21O.26
Feb. 6-L. Champa ..
treas. br. 6 --.--- $4,000
Feb. 13-Pvt. Joseph .~~.
Brecelj, Camp Rob-
Arts, Calf. -- 1900
Feb. IT Anton Ker-
mel, Omak, Wash. 1900
Feb. 17-Frank Marolt
Palisade, Colo .----..-. 23.OO
Total as of Feb. Is
l945 -------7- $81,423.26
Expenses to date 800 $25, ,112.0O
Net balance as of Feb
ruary 25, 1945' ---- $50, ,1O1.26
United States War Saw
ings, Series "F'
Present Value $54, 4,139.65 Ma
turity Value --------- $7O,225.OO.
PoroeIo blagajnika Sc vzame
ma znanje.
Janko N. Rogelj, direktor
publicitete, nina kaj porocati:
ravna tako nina kaj porocati
John Gornik.
Poroca sestra Josephine Ia
krajsek. Memo porocilo sc glasi:
Cenjeni navzoci :: Mole poroci-
10 DO najvec posegalo v delo, XII
ga vrsimo Progressive Sloven-
Ike v Clevelandu. Nabrale smo
re 1900 funtov obleke in cez
1900 funtov jestvin, katere smo
odposlale v skladisce v New
York. Denar, XII smo ga nabrale
Cd nasih prijateljev in znancev
"a zdravniske potrebseine in in
strumente "a takojsnjo odposi-
ljatev, znasa 81, 500, kar je BIZ
10 ze tudi odposlano ma WRFA-
SSD "a nakup potrebsein.
2 nabiranjem in odposilia-
MEM obleke je mnogo vec della
kot bi ga kdo. pricakoval, cato
pa zasluzijo yeliko priznanje vse
tiste elanice, XII tako pridno vr-
sijo to narodno dolznost. Dokler
narod v domovini potrebuje po-
moe, smo Progressive Slovenke
pripravljene storiti vse, kar .je v
nasi moci, da mu pomagamo
ola jsai trpljenh. Kadar pride
zadeVa radi zdruzitve JPO-Ss z
WRFASSD ma dnevni red, Sc
bonn se oglasila.
Porocilo sestre Zakrajsek Sc
vzame ma znanje.
Dalje prihodnjiG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
NaSe prjreditue

Y soboto 28. aprila: Shod in
veselica v korist relifne akcije
Y drustveni dvorani v Boyds-
vile priredi podruznica st. 33,
Bridgeport, Ohio. Radi nenad-
ne smrti predsednika Roosevelt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
L urodo Slovenskego omeriskego norod
negu svefo
1885 w. 26th ST., Chicago, ILL.,

/ darovala $5 mesto venca ma kr-
sto pokojnega Josipa Kovacida.
~Tajnica drustva Ut. 153 SNPJ,
F, Youngstown, O., sestra Helen
Fabian, nam je poslala vsoto
$55, katero so darovali sledeci
clani in elanice: po $40: JOS. Isa-
kovic; po IS: John Cajnar, Tom
Bobanic, Anton Kikel, George
Lonchar, Veronika Sinkovic, st.
Antonovic in druzina Fabian;
diva darova sta bila po So, sest
pa pc 81.
Cd drustva st. 388 SNPJ smo
prejeli znesek $69.25. Nabirali
so Rose Selak ($28), Jerry Fra
netich ($15) in Karolina Ursic
$26.25). Po $5 so darovai: Jer-
ry Franetic, John Janezic, An
tonia Vidmar, John Thaler, La
wrence Selak, Frank Pelan in
Caroline Ursic. Drugo vsoto so
prispevali razni posamezniki "
zneskih cd Is centov do $33. To
je Re cetrta denarna posiljka cd
tega drustva SNIP. Najvee Sc
"a relifno akcijo in "a SANS v
tel naselbini pobrigata Rose in
Lovrenc Selak, XII sta prejsnji
mesec prispevala "a SANS $3.50.
Vsem darovalcem in nabiral-
Gem nasa iskrena zahvala.
Poznani rojak in veckratni
govornik ma SANSovih priredit-
yah Josko Oven sc je te dni usta-
vii v nasem uradu, kupil par IL
tisov revije Liberation" ter da-
roval "a politicno akcijo $40.
Il New Yorka smo prejeli cd
Rada Vavpotic vsoto $40 kot IL
kupicek Cd partizanskih zvezdic,
v Girardu, Ohio, pa je "a polite
no akcijo daroval rojak Jack
Taucher $40.
Revija "Liberation," XII je
pred kratkim izsla, sc prodaja v
SANSovem uradu. Nase podruz-
nice in posameznike opozarja-
mo, da jih narocijo cd mas in ne
iz New Yorka. Za Slovence jih
raspe6ava sanao SANS, 1885 w.
Goth St., Chicago 2S, III.
Ko smo prejeli mad 100 origi-
nalnih fotografij il Slovenije,
smo naleteli ma zapreke pri iden-
tifikaciji nekaterih oseb. Zadnje
case pa smo dobili nadaljne in
! formacije in pojasnila.
Slika ma platnicah revije
Liberation" kaze pohod sloven-
ske partizanske. brigade nekje
ma Dolenjskem. Med posamezni-
XII smo ugotovili imena sledecih !:
Prvi (od desne ma levo) je gene
ral-lajtnant Jaka Avsic, tedaj
clan staba slovenske narodne
vojske in partizanskih odredov
Slovenije, sedaj komandant po-
sadke v Belgradu; tretji Josip
Vidmar, predsednik slovenske
Wade; eetrti dr.. Marian Bre-
cell; sesti poznani akademski
slikar Bozidar Jakac; sedmi
professor Josip Jeras; deveti uci-
tell Martin IL Topic, 13. Franc
Leskosek in IA. DIR. Joze Rus.
Pravo ime polkovnika 'Daki-
ja-narodnega junaka Sloyeni-
je"-je Stane Senic.
General-major Dusan Kveder
(Tomaz) je sedaj glavni koman-
dant slovenske vojske.
Poleg duhoynika drja. Mikusa
(desno) je Lado Kozak levo) /,
urednik lista Kmecki glas, XII je
prenehal izhajati in SO ga nado-
NESTLE "Dolenjske Novice" /"
Ameriski letalec Sgt. Palmer
F. Lerun, kojega pogreb v cr-
nomlju je slikan, je bill sestre-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17

~ points; Taylor was close behind
him, with II.
Battle Hard
Ypsilanti's Braves battled as they
never have before, only to see the
Dearbornites take the game from
them in the final moments OF the
game.
Ypsilanti was leading at the
quarter. lilo. and increased this
lead to '-l6 at the half.
Dearborn started to close the
gap in the third period but still
the Braves led, 1926.
A rally in the fourth quarter by
the Dearborn squad, catching the
Braves OF balance. beat the tired
Braves out OF we'll earned vic
tory. The Braves fought this surge
with all they had, but were unable
to stem the tide. Dearborn shot
10 points while holding the Braves
to four.
Bass, Braves forward. held scor-
ing honors, with IS points.
The reserve Braves were swamp
ed as never before this season,
51-15.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Sports Roundup

Evanston, nAPwesen Conference wrestling will Illinois
the favote will today Northwestern University
pete day matches choose champion Illinois favored
Michigan defending ehoder expected give
good
Chicago-APThe
definitely heeway affair today Iowa still led the parade Ohio
defending champion
lacing Illinois
ing lini In second place barring
hinges on games the nn still with the
Feb 49, and with Iowa March
Pontiac Mich-AP-saginaw Arthur Hill
OF Saginaw High the Valley League
last night SO to a. II Arthur Hills
MISUNDERSTANDING the final
match for the world pocket billiards
TOLEDO today held commanding
Greeeat The match which began was continued
in Chicago and Detroit concludes New York next week
rnnghm APThe Army has laid Vaughn Manchaf
zoo center at Alabama Mancha
fo Mcclellan Ala he had been service He pre-
ousy mad been classified AT At employed IN
plalnt - 0""P''eu III
knoxville IennAP-The Knoxville
me coach this fa-he still At
au ater an examination at Fort
ior service fourth time because o a bad ear N'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Crosse POinte
Tankers Win

Ypsllanti High School tankers
were defeated in their swimming
meet with Crosse Pointe Friday az.
ternoon at Crosse Pointe. The H.
nal score Of the meet tailed 552s.
Results were:
80 yard Free Style; Smell l(G.PJ
and Kitchen (G.P) 100 yard
breast stroke Kohlman (G.P), and
wolter (Y). 200 yard free style
Kildew (GP). Beer (GP), Pow.
er Y)). 100 yard back stroke:
Campbell (Y). Kelly (G.P). Cook
(G.P). 100 yard free style: Huck-
ms (GP0, Bartlett (G.P). Friend
(Y). Individual Medley: Kelly
CY). LaTerte (G.P). Kaiser
(G.P). Diving; Cazier CY), Dun
can (G.P), Johnson (G.P) Med
ley relay: Crosse Pointe, time
1908. Free style relay: Crosse
Pointe. time 1.l9.7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Visitors Draw
First Tally

Lincoln Consolidated High
Schools Railsplitters on their own
floor, defeated Romulus' basket
ballers Friday night for the second
time this season. 1926.
Although Romulus drew first
blood with a free throw, Lincoln
smothered the opposition under a
barrage OF field goals to lead at
the quarter, lis. During the entire
second period, Romulus was un.
able to penetrate the Railsplitters'
defense. The only scoring the Rom
illus five accomplished was two
free throws. Meanwhile, the Split
ters kept the Irvine dancing In the
Romulus basket, shooting In anoth-
er IL points; half time score, Lin
coin leading. 22-7.
The third quarter progressed
much the same, with Lincoln ahead
at the three-quarter mark, 31-14.
1t was in the fourth period that
the Romulus squad came up with a
rally, dropping in eight points, be-
fore Lincoln could get over their
surprise. In the last few minutes
OF the game, Romulus tried several
long shots, but couldn't hit the pay
office.
High score went to Dysinger. Lin.
coin forward, who rang up IA
points.
The reserve team, spanked by
Rowe. with IL points, defeated the
Romulus reserves, 24-19.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
University in
Fifth Place

Chicago, Feb. flap The
Michigan basketball team, through
for the season while four OF It's
Big Ten rivals still have as many
as four games TO play, was in fifth
place in conference standings today
after nipping Northwestern 46 to
As in an overtime windup here last
night.
The wolverines, breaking a three
game losing strealN came from be-
hind in the last half to edge a
wildcat quintet that previously had
topped Michigan 40 to 81. Forward
John Mullaney 'flipped a game win
ming free throw after each team
had scored one field goal in the
overtime period.
Northwestern had 10 TO IS
halftime lead but the Wolverines
waged an uphill battle to take the
lead at SO to 81 with 10 minutes
to play. From there in 1t was nip
and tuck until Frank Wright's bas-
ket for the wildcats tied 1t at AZ
43 just before the end OF regulation
time.
Jack Norton, Northwestern for
ward. got the first basket OF the
overtime session on long shot but
Bob Geahan tied It up to set the
stage for Mullaney's payoff free
throw.
Max Morris, Northwestern cen.
tere, who leads the conference In
scoring, poured IN II points before
he was whistled out OF the game on
personals in the overtime period.
Don Lindquist, Wolverine guard.
scored IA points.
The Michigan victory was the
fifth in IL conference games. The
Wolverines finished the season
with an overall record OF IL victor
les IN 10 starts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Ring Decisions

New York-Danny Bartfield, 1873,
New York, outpointed Humberto
Zavala, 134%, Mexico (10).
Boston-Reedy Evans, 1852, Chica-
go, knocked out Pordena Smith,
159, Sidney Mines, N. s. (5).
Worcester, Mass.,--Al Dummy
Davis, 1919, New York, knocked
out Roger Marquette, 159, Montreal
~.
Providence, R. Louis Long,
19OA, Chicago, outpointed Fernan.
do Menicheln, 19414, Argentina, 10.
Philadelphia-Lou Alter, 1872,
Montreal, was awarded decision
ever Earl Trader, 1877. Whining
ton, Del, ~. Grader disqualified
for foul tactlcs.)
Detroit-Maxie Shapiro, 1874, New
York, outpointed Ruby Garcia, 1872
II, Philadelphia (10); Willie Wat
kins, 1856, Detroit, outpointeed Sal
Musa. 1877, Buffalo co..
Tampa, Fla.-Marcel Fourier,
1913. Montreal, Canada, and Sixron
Morales, 1870, Tampa, drew QO).
West Palm Beach, Fla Jock
Leslie, 1923, Flint. Mich, TKO'd
Leo Montenaro, 1871, washington
(S).
San Francisco-Billy Smith, 176,
Oakland, knocked out AL Sheridan,
172, Kansas City, Mo-, (D.
San Diego, Calif.-Charlie Early,
$50, Los Angeles, outpointed Bobby
Berger 152, Chicago, (1O).
Hollywood-Nick Moran, 1927
Mexico, outpointed Artie' DorrelL
1441a, Jersey City, U0).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Both City High School Cage
Teams Downed by Opponents

The two city high schools were
licking their wounds today. Both
cage teams lost, Roosevelt to U.
High at Ann Arbor. 3O-35, and
Ypsilanti TO Dearborn, in the local
gymnasium, 36-32.
The Roosevelt-U. High game
started quiet enough, U. Highs
Cubes leading at the quarter, 9-5.
II was the second quarter that
spelled defeat for the Roosevelt
Rough Riders, who we're limited TO
six points in this period, while
the Cubs took liberties with the
Rider basket TO run the score at
the half to 21-11.
The third period was all Roose.
welt. They popped in IL points
while allowing the Cubs but three.
The rally came too late and was
too little. however. and the two
teams battled throughout the final.
period on an even footing. U. High
scored but one more point than
TIE Rough Riders. but hung onto
the ball and drifted to victory on
their lead.
Appl led the field In scoring, with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Leafs Unawed
by Canadiens

AS far as Toronto's Maple Leafs
are concerned, the Wanted power
OF Montreal Canadiens, runaway
leaders OF the National Hockey
League. is just a lot of hokum.
The records show that Of five
defeats suffered by the Canadiens
this season, four have been at the
hands Of Toronto which would sup
port the Maple Leafs theory.
The Leafs players will have an
opportunity to prove their point to-
night when the teams clash at Tor
onto. But victory or defeat for
Montreal won't change the fact
that Canadiens are miles in front Of
the league while Toronto is a dis
tant, struggling third.
The game presents a host Of
other possibilities. The Canadiens
will be striving for their first win
on Toronto fee this year while the
Leafs will battle just as hard to
maintain their mastery over Mon
treal.
Possibly the greatest interest in
the game will center on Montreals
Maurice (RockeD Richard and the
possibility he will notch his 44th
goal OF the season to set modern
league record. II he does It will
be the first point the flashy little
right winger has picked up at Tor
onto since last March 4 when he
scored two goals and assisted in
two others.
In the only other game scheduled
tonight. New York Rangers Invade
Boston in an attempt to draw with
in striking distance of the fifth
place Bruins.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
, PAC.CIO TO PLAN

Lansing-The Political Action
Committee (PAC.CIO) called it's
leaders to meet here today to de-
termine what part the organization
should play in the spring election
campaign. The PAC stayed in the
background OF nominations at the
Democratic state convention al.
though 1t had plenty to do with
backing Walter C. Averill, Jr., for
reelection as chairman of the Dem.
ocratic State Central Committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Penn Will
Play State

State College, Pa, Feb. Zap
Pennsylvania State College will
resume football relations again
with Michigan State when It meets
thu mid-westerners Nov. II at East
Lansing, Mich, after lapse Of 20
years.
The 1915 grid card of the Nittany
Lions, includes Michigan State and
seven OF last years opponents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
PLEADS GUILTY

Detroit-Minnie Mitchell, former
housekeeper for Clarence Will
,iams, 46, pleaded guilty before Re
corder's Judge Gerald w. Groa:
Friday to charge OF grand lar
ceny. Williams said she left his
home several weeks ago clad in a
bathrobe and took his lunch box
containing $1,000. Police said none
of the money has been recovered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17

South could tell North had dia-
monds stopped. From his own
holding. II Is obvious North had
no strength In clubs. From East's
bid and his own hearts, II was
clear North's side strength was
not In that suit. 1t therefore must
be In diamonds. Bidding his clubs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Ehman g. ereenstreet

Greenstreet 462, Hurdley 1893,
Hutton 80, Baker 377, Vosler 437,
handicap 81. Won 0, lost 3.
Trojan
Krohn All, Plummer 393, Vince
lock 494, Hardin 470, Sutton $40.
Won 8. lost O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17

Fine Points in Bndqe

on his second turn would have
been better tactics than calling
No Trumps. as that would have
enabled North to become the No
Trump declarer. with any posi-
BILE diamond original lead being
up to North's holding. not
through It.
But South could have made his
contract II he had observed basic
principles. West led the 10 OF his
partners heart bid. which South
allowed to win. West. seeing the
diamond entry for the spades. led
his diamond 2. The Q went In and
the X won. East. fired back the dia-
mond 10. which was ducked. and
the A won the third diamond.
Spades were led then. East hold.
ing up the A twice. Seeing the suit
was killed. South switched to
clubs. running three Of them and
the heart A and being down two.
II South had won the opening
heart and Immediately led spades.
he could have brought In the suit.
as the diamond A would have been
there for a re-entry. The defenders
could have scored only one spade
and three hearts against him.
leaving him nine definite tricks
for his game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
START YOUR SUIT FIRST

SUCCESS OF many No Trump
contracts depends on getting a.
lead Of your long suit or the dunn
mys-especially the dummy's-
before the defenders have a chance
to knock out the side re-entry for
the suit. In such a case. It Is often
wise to refuse to hold up your ace
In the suit originally led. for fear
that the opponents will then
switch and shoot at that re-entry.
a u q q
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Grouse

Jebb 423, Gatten 436, fowler
535, Grouse 1876, Lonskey 445 han
dicap 1853. Won l, lost 2.
Geer
st. Johns 465, Zarenski 527,
Lemm 5O4. Shuttle sos, Budle SOB.
Won 2, lost l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
MOTOR STATE LEAGUE
Top-N otchers

Bruetsch 4S3. Piatt 313, Bragg
447, Bailey 431, Hendrickson 514;
handicap "a. Won 2, lost l.
WooIey Welders
Crow 444, Caldwell (avg.) ISL,
Foster 423, Cannon 4O1, Bender 564.
Won l, lost 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Bowling Scores
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
McEnnan Airport

McEnnan 1856, Shamrock 42s. Nit
tendorf 443, Clawson 497, Poff ass,
handicap 1856. Won l, los Il.
RandaIPs
f. Vendt ATS, A. Pyle 464, F.
Randall 4S9, B. Connolly 500. X.
McKinstry 401. Won 2, lost /.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Mass. Mutual

Mass. Mutual
Waiting 4S7, Schreper 4S4, Mil
Ter $50, Wallace 4S9, Williamson
522, handicap 81. Won 2, lost l.
cliffs
Schwall546, Ring 52S, Raab 406,
Lambert $40, Schreiner 52S. Won 1,
lest 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17

Your Weekend Question
What Is the main reason for
hesitating about bidding q suit
not topped by fair honor strength
against two opponents who are
bidding other suits?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Mast Machine

Hochrein 4O5, Lidke 436, Smith
Ais, Wilson $40, McKenna 4S2;
handicap Is. Won 2, lost l.
All Aces
Eberle 1866, Dicks 513, Ducharme
1856, Putnam 403, Chappell 4O5.
Won l, lost 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
Baka's Bats

Baka 361, Mulligan 327, Brown
(ayg) 800, Jermeay 1892, Cooley
449; handicap rs. Won l, lost 2.
Palmer's Foxes
Pace 295, Eidemueller 443, Love-
lace 401, Copeland (avg.) 369,
Palmer 424. Won 2, lost l.
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Alexandra Horse Show
To Benefit Girl Scouts

Thirteen classes will comprise the
first annual horse show sponsored by
the Civitan Club of Alexandria next
Sunday at Municipal Stadium, Alex
andria, with additional awards going
to the jumping and gated and
harness champions.
Arranged by the Suburban Hunt
Club, proceeds will be donated to a
fund for the purchase of land near
Manassas, Va, on which the club
plans to build permanent summer
camp for Alexandria Girl Scouts
Starting time is l pm, but entries
will be received until the first horse
in each event has completed the
course. In the event of rain the
show will be postponed until the
following Sunday.
Clarence Simpson is chairman OF
the Show Committee, assisted by
Frank Cowles, Paul Woodson, Fred
Flynn. Billy Lee, Ross Hunt and
Randy Hicks.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
Schnduzer Club to illustrate
How to Handle Doqs in Shows

Potomac Miniature Schnauzer
Club will hold a combined demon
stration and picnic Sunday. There
will be an exhibition of how to
handle a miniature schnauzer in
the show ring. Actors will be Capt.
E. Perkins and one of his cham
pions and Marguerite Jones and one
of hers. The amateur fanciers will
demonstrate their ability in showing
a miniature schnauzer Judges will
assign prizes on handling ability
rather than on the quality of the
exhibits.
Scene of the event will be at
Equitation Field, Military and
Glover roads, starting at 3 o'clock.
Bill johnson of the National Dog
Training Club has been invited to
judge a licensed obedience trial in
the Baltimore area. It is scheduled
for June 9 and 10.
Old Dominion Kennel Club will