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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

'lovskega cuvaja S pusko v roki.,
No, ia mu bo lahko povedala,
Ikje ie prava pot. Preskocil je po.
tocek, in iznenada Sc je znaselI
" mocvirnem kraju, kjer nu je|
|hotelo jels evje razpraskati
obraz. LIE tezavo je prise1 spetI
cd ondod. Zdaj pa mora biti da-
ma ze dalee. Ne, tarnle je! Mladi
|cuvaj il poda pusko, "a trenu-
tex meri, .potem Sc slisi strel.|
Morala je zgresiti, kajti skonnig-
Mia je rami, podala mlademu
nozu spet pusko in odsla dale.
Professor je Sc enkrat preskocil
potocek. Tedaj Sc je pod njim
spet zasvetil travnik in " svet-
lem solncnem soju bell kolieek.
Moral je prehoditi ve1ik krog.
Zraven MEGA je bila v grmovju
zelena pot. Udaril Sc je pc celu:
"Ai je vse zacarano?"
In tedaj je prisla DANA izne-
NADIA mimo MEGA. Pozdravil 10
lie, kaker pac pozdravi clovek "
gozdu ma ozki stezi damo. Ona
mu nj odzdravila, samo otrplo
mu je pogledala v obraz, kakor
ga ne bi bila videla. Bila je MIA
da in lepa, v elegantni, pre-
prosti lovski obleki, in njen
obraz je bill kakor krinka, IL ka-
tere so gorele velike, otrple oei.
Lovski. euvaj "a njo ga je vlju-
dino pozdravil, in dobro je videl,
da je bill mladi, cd solnca ozgani
obraz upadel, oci pa SO gledale
cisto zmedeno. Zavila sta ma ne
ko stransko pot in sta skoraj v
trenutku izginila.
Zdaj je pohitel k vozu. Voznik
ga je menda cakal nekoliko v
skrbeh. Vprasal ga je:
cali niste videli dame, XII je
sla mimo? Kdo pa je to?''
'Njena visokost, gospa knez-
MIA"
"Pa vendar ne matt grofice
Thorsteinove?"
Mislil je, da je knee vdovec,
kajti matt bi bila morala vse-
kako biti pri svojem otroku . .
"Maceha, gospod professor"
"a, tako!" Sedel je ma voz, XII
ga je nitro odpeljal. Torej mace
ha. In poiskala je kraj, kjer Sc
|je njena hei ponesreeila. In mad
tenn krajem je streljala. cudno
spominjanje. Spomnil Sc je tudi
cuvajevega zmedenega obraza.
In potem Sc nu je zazdelo, ka-
kor bi Sc bill iznenada razvil v
niegovi glavi skrivnosten klob-
eie, skoraj brez njegovih misli
in njegove volje In spom-
nil Sc je besed, XII jih je eul v
vrocici IL ust mlade grofice:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

AMALIIA- soproas:
SLAVKA (STELI.A, hei:
G. N. &c AuDoLpH FRANK. sin:
MARY TosCxNo. sestra = Iadianapolisu;
JoHAMk SINKov1c. tsaa;
JoHN VI.AM. hs1tsanss:
v stasi donavini - msk Franca. sestri Amali-
ja dn oloH II hEst Ln1yik ter ,vae drugih So
roSlniltox. .ass.ss - : ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24
DuSica ROzdnlarija
lsvETNIcA IN NJEN NoREc)
Agnes Gunthsr, ..s
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
Agnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

JA ~ ~fS0NsSA3 AAA S~S~AS AAAss
je delo, ko je zaeutii, koliko res,
lniene tolazbe mu prinasa otrok.
Potem je nekdo potrkal. Har-
70 je Sci ven. Gospod professor
je stal pri vratih in rekel:
"Moja navzocnost nocoj v
Wurzburgu nj potrebna. Rad bi
81 privoscH dan pocitka. Nj IL
kljueeno, da bi me gospa CROFT
ca Sc kaj potrebovala. Ali nae
lahko obdrzite tn, ali pa . 2"
"Moj tast, XII je pravkar pri
Sci, DO zelo vessel, ko bo siisal
da sta Sc lahko Sc malo odtrgali
cd della in da ostanete pri nas...' ,
! "Torej prav. Najprej Sc bon
malo izprehodil. Drugace poee
njam to sarno v avgustu in sep
tembru. ze dolgo let nisem vide]
cvetocih roznih meja. Ali jih
tn imate?"
"Seveda, gospod professor. Tu'
di moi konji so vam ma razpo.
lago. Knez vam bo postal svo.
jega voznika, XII vas bo vozi]
po okolici."
mo, &c mi ponujate taksno
udobje! Sal lahko ustavim, kjer
mi bo najbolj vsec. Kar vozniku
bonn narocil."
Kmalu Sc je odpeljal voz in
professor MIN. Toda ne mime
roz v zivi meji. Vprasal je vozni.
ka:
"Ali poznate kraj, kjer Sc je
nesreea primerila? Odvedite me
tja!"
In gospod professor Sc je odpe'
ljal ma Rimski travnik.
'In natancno mesto?"
Mozak nj mogel zapustiti konj
in cato je gospodu natanko po'
pisal skrito pot, XII drzi skozi gr'
movie oh robu okoli travnika
Pa tudi stojisce, odkoder je mai.
brz padel strel.
Professor je korakal po ozki,
lepo negovani poti med lesniko.
vim in sipkovim grmovjem. Vr-
howl visokih dreves so bill mad
MIN. Kmalu je odkril kraj ne.
srece. Vse je bilo cd mnogih sto.
pinj razhojeno, cvetice so bile
polomljene in zalostne, in vse je
bilo razen tega cd dezja blatno.
Kakor bi bill travnik zaloval.
Professor je svojimi sokolji-
mi oemi tako vestno pregledal
vso okolico, kakor da bi deja'
ME MEGA osebno najbolj zani'
malo. Tam je bill zabit majhen
bel kot v tia. Dale pa je bile
vse ma travniku nedotaknjeno
Poeasi je spet stopil proti gozdu
in hotel poiskati kraj, kjer je
bill zapustil voz. Prisel je do skri
te poti, toda nekako je moral IL
gubiti pravo smer. Vec steza sc
je krizalo i'm ozke zelene ceste
XII je drzala do voza, nj mogel
najti. Zmerom move steze so 81
krizale, zmerom iznova je mislil
da je ma pravi poti, toda zme
rom iznova je moral ugotovih
da yidi pred seboj drug kos "a
earanega travnika.
Tedaj je zaslisal korake. M
stezi, XII. je tekla vzporedno :
njegovo, je "a trenutek opazi
darno v zeleni obleki, "a MO ps
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24


Potem gre k Rozimariji. To.
da ona spi in ne smejo je zbudi-
tt. Tako bo moral zdaj pogosto
stati pred zaprtinni vrati. Pa Sc
bo Sc tega navadil.
Prav tedaj Sc je pripeljal ME-
gov tasl ma dvorisce. Do vrat
mu je Sci naproti. "Harro" Mo.
raj Sc je prestrasiti njegovega
obraza.
"Dobro je, oee," je dejal ko'
likor mogoee upa polno ''Samo
meme je nekoliko vzelo."
Knez je skoeil z voza in pri'
nesel seboj velik sopek, zavit
v svilen papir.
d "Japonske lilije 80. Rozimari-
j sem jih prinesel. Nicesar dru-
gega nisem odkril, da bi jo raz-
veselilo." Harro je vel cvetli-
ce.
20, zelo bo vesela," je dejal
skoraj podzavestno. In sla sta
v spalnico.
"Pozno prihajam, Harro, to-
da Sarlota mi della nude skrbi.
ze v zacetku jo je najina ne
sreca zelo prijela, ceprav nj ma
sla besed, da bi svoje socutje
prav izrazila. Danes je pa taks-
ma, da me kar skrbi. I'll preisko-
valni sodniki in drugi so bill ta-
ko netaktni, da so sc lotili S
svojimi neumnimi vprasanji ce-
10 starega Kristijana. Kristija-
ma, XII bi bill rajsi sam stopil
pred vsako pusko, samo da sc
moji heeri ne bi mic primerilo !
To ga je tako pretreslo, da je
dobil krce in je jokal vec ur.
Zvesta dusa! Pri MEM sem bill,
pa ga nisem mogel potolaziti.
Neprestano stoka: sPrincesa,
princesa!' No, zdaj cloveka, hva-
la bogu, imajo. In orozje. Harro,
ii 81 pa tax, da te je groza po-
gledati. Pazi ma sebe in prema-
guj Sc! Pomisli, kako Sc DO Ro-
zamarija prestrasila."
"Cloveka, cloveka," ponovi
Harro in roke sc mu stresejo.
Tast ga mora odvesti k otoma-
nj. Tam leze in dobi pod glavo
svileno blazino Rozemarije. In
knez ga pokrije Sc memo ode
jo. Potem sede craven MEGA.
Sklonjen in siv. Cd dalec je vi
deti kakor betezen starec.
"Cloveka :" je. vprasal Harro
Sc enkrat skozi zobe.
"Pobeglega kaznjenca -"
Harro je pogledal k visku:
cali Sc je "a umor pripra-
vil?"
"Ne, tega ne mislijo. Bill je
tat in divji lovec. Meril je ma ST.
no. Mozak pa taji. Seveda. Sc
demnajstkrat je ze vlomil. Vsem
ljudem Sc je odvalil kamen cd
srca, ker je zloeinec tujec. -
Kmetje so ga hoteli ubiti."
Harro je skril obraz v blazi-
nj. Potem sta oba dolgo mol
Gala.
"Grenko, O, grenko."
Naposled je vprasal knee:
"Ali si Rozomarijo videl?'
"Ne."
Knez odkima S sivo glavo,
"Kaj pade vse mad meme! Matt
Rozemarije, oba sinova, in zdaj
mi zlocinec ustreli Sc edino
hcer." ~-.@ ~. ~
Harro vstane. Kako sebicne.
ga ga je napravila bolecina. MOI
craven MEGA je moral dati 81
vee kakor on. Zdelo Sc mu je
da ga nj Sc nikoli tako dobro
razumel,, da mu nj bill Sc nikol
tako blizu.
S tezavo Sc je dvignil. Slisa
je gias malega Henrika. Poten
Sc je vrnil z,malikom, ga posta'
vii pri vratih ma tia in dejal:
No, Henrik!S
"Opan je vzkliknil malcel
veselo In odhitel h knezu, XII 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

! The all-time major league record
was broken when Frank Hayes, g.
year-old Cleveland Indian catcher,
appeared in his 21Sth successive
game, without missing an appear
ance in the lineup. The record was
broken when he caught against the
philadelphia Athletics.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

Hladna Te zemlja zdaj krije,
mi pa ne. moreno biti veseli,
ker SO to zalostni spomini "a mas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

Nikdar Te, ne bono pozabili,
vedno Sc TIE bono spominjai,
do konca raaSih dni!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

Prezgodaj odsel 81 cd mas,
zapustil vse, XII 81 jih ljubil,
zapustil svoje lastne drage.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

niku po1ast. Hvala nosilcem krste cd Anne
riske legije. ter "a Casino udelezbo pri pogrebu.
Poqrebnemu zavodu Frank Zakrajska ter
njegovi druzini Sc iskreno zahvaljujenno "a vso
ponce in tolazbo. XII 50 10 nam nudiH takoj v
bolezni in easu snrti, kot tudi "a krasno ure-
jen in voden pogrebni sprevod.
vsem sosedom in prijateljem. XII so nam pri-
hiteli pomoe. posebno pa Dominiku Lusinu
in soprogi Mary izrskamo globoko zahvalo "a
vse. kar ste nam dobrega sterii tenn easu.
Nepricakovana smrf soproga in oeeta nam je
bila hud udarec in soeutje in pomoe. XII ste jo
nam nudili. bono cenili do konca nasih dni.
Zahvalo tudi izrekamo druzini sestre pokoj-
nika Mrs. Mary Toscano. XII SO prisli IL In
dianapolisa. Ind. ma pogreb.
Hvala tudi elanom drustva Cleveland. st.
l26 SNPJ. XII 50 prisli pelojnika pokropiti in
ga spremili k veensn pecitku. ter slanom Car
penters' Union Local 81. le2. Iii 50 ga prisi
lropih in ga spreuaili ma pokopaliSee.
Bio je veliko vas. XII ste Sc izkazali nam pri-
jazne. ko mas je zadel hud udarec. XII je ugra-
bill gospodarja in oeeta. in le tezavo bi mo-
gil izresi globoko zahvalo vsakemu posebej.
zato pa bodi fem potom vsem. XII ste nam ko-
iekaj dobrega storili in nami seeustvovali.
izreeena najlepsa hvala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

dolznost 81 stejemo. da Sc tenn potom iskre-
no zahvalimo vsem stevilnim sorodnikom. pri-
jateljem in znancem, XII so krasnimi venci in
sopki cvetja okrasili mztvaski oder pokojnika.
Ia izraz vasega spostovanja napram njemu
nam je bill v veliko uteho in tolazbo. ker pri-
Gallo je. da ste pokojnika Gislai in ste cutii
nani vred njegovo izgubo.
Enako najlepso zahvalo izrekamo tudi vsem
onirn. XII ste darovali gotovini ter onim. XII
ste darovali namesto vencev v pomoe bednemu
narodu v domovini. kot naprimer "a takojsnio
pomoe ali "a SANS.
Prisreno zahvalo izrekamo onin. XII SO dali
svoje automobile ma razpolago pri pogrebu "a
prevoz pogrebcev.
Zahvala bodi izreSena vsem. XII ste izkazali
svoje spostovanje do umrlega in ga prisI po-
kropiti ko je lezal ma mrtvaskemu odru. kot
tudi vsem. XII ste Gull pri MENU in ga spremili
ma njegovi zadnji poti ma pokopalisee.
Pevskemu zboru 'Zarja" izrskanao naso qlo
boko zahvalo "a krasno zapste zalostinke OBJ
krsti v pogrebnemu zavodu.
Najlepsa zahvala bodi izreeena tudi Mr.. John
Mihelichu. ki je skrbel. da Sc je priredilo dra-
gemu pokojniku tako Gasten pogreb ter IA gan
live besedes XII jih je izrekel pri grobu poko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24


h smo Ie ako ubi zans
ih DO vedno zi
ameriM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20

Nicklc upanhl. the obief 81
lmi. lordan'> affections IN me
dina maturciie. "taldonia.' doe
no' ,ern to approve heins eallri
"hard.headed." s. leading lady
She show, her glamour while
Louie sings 10 her the nile song
~taldonla. IN which he tells her
ri her 'lanlfs that he loves her
IN spite Of her >kinn,ne>,' his
feet aud hard head. ACTUALLY
Nickie isa very smart girl. Right
now. she's overseas with Nohlo
Sis>lc's ">hniile Along" unit. on.
tertalninc the hoys. (CNs)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20

sgalec Raperc sis Of Aliia afierSoN % town from
n Ariz. Day. Dusk and Dawn current at
lab on Chs northSide isle sp lap and oe
0rng on the Chicago theatre Stage. .song with Phil
and Lou Bfeese PROF. Caarhs NanneA has cyos
matt chorus girls III Fl GTorps Liil4n Reese
Grand Terrace ehoriAt. a. he SAINT siab with
Page and Ted Coleman hester Washington at
me place
Prince Mcntnez HE'D to ST. Louis where he will
into his regular work mentast and crystal grazer
He's tops 1t is alleged that Red and Charley
,ill have difficulties their hands arrival at
Caicaeo Leroy Harris former Earl Hines flu;ist
ard saxist the Navy, will be sent to Washing
ton DC. He's member Of the Blue Jackets sing
inv ensemble of Great Lakes Willie Randall is all
ine
Barry Fletcher VIII start 4 magazine ID )occflbcr .
cottage for sale az RhHmhooelo ht no Nrospec-
ycrs . Joe Williams the crooncr. has been pot-
Milwaukee lhs cat has fe' srrpn shafp and
with gold, j + Gibson stlIl Is olairs down
.oria position ON the Ohio state NeN- t4yecl
n sharpcnne and rcadvei- nor Z; irili r. ~
ae Nante. the Chicago boy who madr itc WITH
tjingtons band, has made lad Win f' atle j'-
W be dropped AZ he eid ei flt fathtomfg
furr C'usbuiph oirer ~ lo" altoh-
Japland will get CHANCE 81 i"tI tfe Aa 'h'l
up his beloved account vac Rhamlate Mnen
haw hits that country comes SCOOP feN Ni-
and his band Nili he ntl ng lar2Hi4 laf3 tiN
this columnSt' cpl chrafcs his birthday "a NNt WiA
l,ryson and others
At Columbus Ohio, a cat sned Chubby Jackson
hss introduced a five piece string bass unit he
-st of its kind in history Jimmy Dale he makes
the band togs) and his orchestra will play - ero''o
tsllroom on October 1S ~. Lionel Hampton has
bought in w E. Barnette's Toledo Scrip ne~spaper
and that's the news from here If by chance there
anymore it will be necessary for us to STEP INTO
TIE. OFFICE
Copyright GAS, By Ted Wa~on)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20

CHICAGO Combined Ncwspapcfsl n, III. t.,
oe olsen. famous comedian now lplea.,p., I; e,
Room only at the Shubert m douniaAn ocapa II,
ccd harie Cole and Harry Fields El l,rotie , +, s
throughout recent showing ~ ~ als,
Charlc Cole to the audience at that showing t,s
Iol nSon but two of the man> cceh.ro ,h 49,
naae the Grotto their special night c4b
Speaking Of FL Grotto reminds US thai IFF r,a
z,ne photographer, Don Morris was present IN ~
weekend, taking special photos OF the Hines aporeos
ton which will appear in forthcomiav edition ~
TIA. mag. On the night George Cincibus &c
Hctel Creeters Mag present getting data ubicL
viii make nationwide news. Fl Crotto d CONF :,
Mari Young HES to NYC after taking bar ex
animation Ernie Adams goes into business on per
shing road this week.
Ann Harris who has been So fi- tour s,lcf ,,,.s
he % NYC for short stay ia, ,i e.,,rr r.
ua,re She loves it odessa Maoae easa... , Fl t.T
gs, Nctng play in column called Thc WAGON h,,. lt
s, Lloyd Smith has f,,s for a ,.,etaif IN ,ii.
named Lonnie Watson. bit nBo kaaas ilsr. XIII.
has new song underNas tled ~ k,u +
VA BE This Way IL x ~lssa. ..-,la,,f.,.
George (ex-Earl Hines double starr and he lovely
Mrs. Dixon along ringside FL Grotto and ENJOYING
tlf tunmakin Marian Anderson at Orchestra Hall
the 20 After three shows mig hi for twelve
hts Dolores Parker finally 60, around to wearing
gown for the second time Sonny Barnett floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20

manager of Fl Grotto. had 800 tickets
to the final game Of the World Series,
and same was distributed 10 friends
such as Sunny Wilson. Eddie Mallory.
Tim King of Hot Springs, Legs jackson
Of Cincinnati, among others He
(Sonny BARNETT also made picture
news in the Chicago Herald American
on the same day az the final game.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

their family left Monday for q va
cation at Royal Oak, Md.
Miss Peggy Stockett, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stockett, en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday at
the Treasure Island in compliment
to Miss Barbara Jeanne Smith,
Sergt. T. Rhudell Burklow, Miss
Ruth Nave, Pvt. Robert Schnelle,
Miss Margaret Shepherd, Mr.. John
Ault and MFR. Paul Pearson.
Mrs. William Prescott was bridge
luncheon hostess Thursday.
Miss Ann Glenn Of Asheville is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Linwood p. Harrell.
1t. Col. and Mrs. L. A. Haslup
have as week end guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Zellnerr of Pittsburgh
Miss Eva w. Cummins left Mon
day to visit her cousins, the Misses
Cummins, in Princeton, N. j., and
will also be guest of Mrs. Samuel
Mott in Glen Head, Long Island,
for month.
Mrs. George F. Buell. of Herndon
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Pollard. Mrs. Buell. was
the honor guest at a luncheon
Tuesday given by Mrs. Arthur Bar
ton Crane.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

mingham, Ala, and their little
granddaughter, Blair Jones.
Comdr. Mann Hamm has returned
to duty in Annapolis after six years
at sea and has joined Mrs. Hamm
and their three children at 80
Bowyer road.
Comdr. James M. Wolfe, jr., has
recovered from wounds received In
the Philippines and has been joined
here by Mrs. Wolfe and their in
FAINT daughter Sarah, who have been
in Charleston, s. c., while he was
on sea duty.
Mrs. John Dinsmore of Troy,
N. Y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Tench Tilghman, jr, at the home OF
Mrs. Tilghman, sr.
Mrs. Robert M. Marshall is the
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Chevy Chase
Society NeaVs

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Enzler were
hosts last evening at buffet supper
In compliment to their cousin, Miss
Mary Joan wietzel, OF River Forest,
Ill. who is their guest.
Mrs. G. A. Rumble, wife of Capt.
Rumble, entertained last evening at
q supper party in honor of Comdr.
and Mrs. Howell Armor from Cape
May.
Mrs. j. e. Dyer was hostess at an
attractive luncheon Thursday, en-
tertaining Mrs. John Newbold, Mrs.
Harry Patrick, Mrs. e. Flavelle Koss,
Mrs. Elmer Beach, Mrs. Frank Dis
tlehurst, and Mrs. Marcel Foret
Later her guests played bridge.
Miss Virginia Rightor entertained
a group Of friends at buffet supper
and garden party Wednesday. Miss
June Rightor is spending a vacation
at Larchmont, N. Y, as the guest OF
Miss Helen Merritt.
Mrs. Norman Bull entertained at
a birthday party Wednesday after
noon for her granddaughter, Betsey
Bull, Of Neenah, Wise, who has been
their guest for a month.
Mrs. william E. Springer and her
daughters, Mrs. Charles Vanderlude
and Miss Margaret Springer, left
Wednesday to open their summer
home at Bay View, Mich. Mr.
Springer will join his family the
latter part of July.
1t. Col. Robert l.. Walton is back
from duty overseas and is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pelham Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ray Schrider
have as their guest Mrs. I. N. Davis
of Cleveland.
1t. Comdr. Howard Curran has as
his guest his mother, Mrs. William
Curran, of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. william j. Kerlin
have as their guest Mrs. James S..
Style, wife of Capt. Style of Green
wood, Miss.
Mrs. Edward L. Pugh left Thurs
day for a vacation at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin F. Hipsley
and their son Charles left last week
to open their cottage at Beverly
Beach, Md, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Mayfield
have visiting them their son, Mr..
Jerry Mayfield of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert E. Frost have
as their guest Mrs. Corwin A. Fergus
of New York City
Col. and Mrs. Hugh r. Thomas
have as their guests their daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Arthur Russell
Thomas, and granddaughter, Eloise
Thomas of Blacksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic A. Louden
have as their guest their nephew,
1t. william Duane Draper.
Mrs. Calvin H. Ourand left
Wednesday to join 1t. Ourand in
st. Louis.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Graham Lamb
have as their guests the formers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris w. Lamb of Whining
ton, Del.
Maj. and Mrs. Leo Schroeder have
as their guest Mrs. Fred Sutinem
and her son Robert of Calumet,
Mich, and Mrs. Schroeder's son,
Evening star., 1945-07-08

Sergt. Raymond Griffin and Mrs.
Griffin of Cherry Point, N. G.
Mrs. August Koehler will leave
tomorrow for a vacation at Bay
Head, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Jarnigan
have as their guest Mrs. James
Deaner of Brunswick, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ebel and
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annapolis

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Claud A..
Jones have visiting them their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Jones,
wife of 1t. Comdr. Jones of Bir-
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soon for Ocean City, Md. and will
be joined later by her parents, whoI
now are en- route home from Macki-
nae Island.
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guest in wynnewood, Pa, Of Mrs.
r. r. Chandler.
Miss Patricia o'Conor, daughter
of Gov. and Mrs. O'Conor, will leave
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Strong Nine in Sight
For MARYLAND Park

Coach Chuck Hudson's baseball
squad at Maryland Park High
School is shaping up as one of the
big guns among the suburban
schools and leads off a 12-game
schedule April II against ST. Adams
with good chances of a successful
season.
Coach Hudson has IL returning
lettermen and veteran for every
position except third base. Teddy
Harris, bright rookie, is expected
to work into the third sack spot. In
addition, the nine will be bolstered
by Bob Foster, second baseman who
hit BIT last year, and Walt Han
cock, star finger who turned in an
earned run average of 1.02 last year.
Buddy Robey, hitting out
fielder, may turn out to be the
teams top slugger. and Coach Hud-
son also is pinning his hopes on
Skippy Miles, newcomer who ap-
pears to have talent. The schedule:
April II, at st. Adams: 90, at Bethesda;
May l.; Blair 2 lam Annapolis; , f. at s.
tional Training, school; X, at Blair; Is,
tional Training School; June 1. at
Charlotte Hall
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Rejuvenoted Hoog, 36, Gives
Tribe Dependable Outfield

Hoag played in 81 games for the
Indians, batting a creditable .285,
despite an ailing back.
"A lot of people think that a vet
eran might be inclined to loaf under
a manager as young as Boudreau,'
declared Hoag. who is nine years the
senior of his 27-year-old pilot
That's not for me. I'll hustle
plenty"
Hoag crashed the big leagues in
1881 when he joined the Yankees
from Sacramento In the Pacific
Coast League, but only once during
his seven-season stay with Joe Nc
Carthy's maulers-interrupted by a
year with Newark in 1933-did Myril
overcome the terrific competition to
play in more than 100 games.
Starred rs Series Sub.
That was in 1897 when he batted
.30l in 106 games and with 800 out
hit Joe Di Maggie and George Sell
kirk in the World Series of that sea-
son as the Yanks took four out of
five from the New York Giants. At
that, Hoag was subbing that year
for injured Tommy Heinrich.
Hoag was traded to the Browns
In 1899 and batted 295 as a regular
to win his only All-Star berth in IL
big league seasons.
His small feet requiring specially
made shoes, size on the right foot
and Az on his left, were no problem
to the Army. They gave me the
minimum GI and that was that,
he grinned.
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By BEN McALWEE.

There are 266 organized mems
and mixed bowling leagues number
ing 2,781 teams, rolling over
Capital and nearby maple lanes, all
eligible to compete in the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association
which opens April II at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, but according to
Harry Dixon, association secretary,
who made this recent canvas, few
leagues so far have sent in their
entries for the forthcoming 35th
annual event.
The deadline for entries has been
set for April and all leagues enter
ing in a body by this date will re-
ceive the reduced entrance fee rate
of $3.50 per team, which not only
entities each bowler to a years
membership in the WCDA, but af-
filiation with the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress.
Points Out Advantages.
Through the long efforts of both
organizations the duckpin game has
been standardized wherever it is
played.
Another advantage for sending in
early entries, Dixon points out, is
that leagues will be assigned the
nights they desire to roll and all
special requests can be taken care
of properly.
Team entries will be taken until
the opening night of the tournament
but those entering after the dead
line will not only pay an extra en-
trance fee of 81 90 or $3.50 per team,
but fail to have their league listed
in the printed program.
The same team classifications as