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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20

biroje koh naloga je hla nudti brezposeln in fanar
ema takosnjo ponoc Pomagal e bankam industrijam in
armarjem da izkopa y blata in dolgov in h 50 ii
soji cut pod seboj zopet trdna tia sgurnost MISC bill
zbircn kritik Roosevetove adninistracije Roose
welt je ustvar potrebo po deavcih in farmarskh prodk
tin in ljudskm denarjem je odvrni mzerijo brezpose
nih in ogrozuoco anarho oceh reakcie e postal Roo
sevelt dktaor in aspirant Rooseveove dnastije oceh
malega cloveka pa je bill spasite in njegov prijatelj
Dogodki nozen1stvu gnali usodo sveta strasno
naglico pro nezogbni katastrof Mussolin Hitler Span
ska cvna vojna, Abanija Abesina in razkosane cesko
sovaske republike postal problemi, XII zahtevah
Rooseveltovo pozornost Doac epzar in izolacjonist
udaral cd vseh stran po Rooseveltov administrac
in po Rooseveltu Drzavno bree pravzaprav sto-
terra drzavniska breena kupcila cd dne do dne
njegove Krtki njegove adminstracije postajai
dan "a dnem glasnes in psovke ko war monger dktaor
sopotnk paddle MEGA cd strani reakcije Roose
welt je te kritke in psovke spreel kot neizogbno
dusevno reakcijo," XII prt dob ekonomske in
calne rekonstrukce in nj odstopi cd svojega stasca
preprcanja n las. Vse negovo deo pred Pearl Harbor
em je bilo osredotoceno podvgu socianega in ekonom
skega polozaja malega naroda Me
gova odpornost in nestrasen bo prot reakc in ina
lega cloveka" Amerki ampak sirom sveta, je
vzbudila splosno obcudovane, in zaupane-kajt-
mali covek e naSel Franklin D. Rooseveltu svoega
brantelja in dobrega prijatelja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
Domoco fron+o
Pet zahtey Strica Sama

Pet zahtey Strica Sama
Washington. - Vlada je pri-
siljena, sda zahteva ia teden cd
svojih drzavljanov naslednje:
Pripravite Sc ma to, da bo-
ste mogli prevzeti poleti posel
ma farnai. Treba je 4 milijone
delavcev, m d mimi, SOC, 900
mladih in 100000 zenskih sill,
ako .hocemo doseei nameravani
cilj "a pridelke ziveza.
Pazite ma svoj avtomobil.
Date ga cesto premazati; po-
gosto preglejte plas6e in druge
dele; in vedno vozite pocasi.
Hranite tudi nadalje mestne
odpadke v kuhinji. Ona diva rde-
ca odmerka, katera dobite "a
vsak funt teh odpadkov, so "a
vas velike vaznosti, a prihraniti
in nabrati moramo be vedno
vsako zlicko stare masti.
Cuvajte in pazite ma vse vr-
ste stroje in naprave ma donna
ci 'front.'. Vsak komad, katere-
ga nloramo nalomestiti, ker ga
je ria pojedla, ali ker je dru-
gaee poskodovan il nemarnosti,
pomeni, da smo po nepotrebnem
odvnii dobave opreme cd ma
sih bojnih front.
Odzoyite Sc pozivu .po dodat-
nih mnozinah rocnega orozja in
municije vseh front, Sestnajst
t0varen nujno potrehuje 5,Am
moskih in zenskih delaycey, da
zadoste narascajocim zahtevarn.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
Ure(lnllkoVa
po$ta
Slovan. ma dan

Euclid, Ohio. - Pc daljsemu
odmoru, bo znani moski pevski
zbor "Slovan" zopet priredil
svoj koncert v nedeljo, dne o..
aprila OBJ $3.50 uri popoldne v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu,
ma Recher Ave-, Euclid, Ohio.
Trditev, da je incl odmor, nj
docela tocna, kajti &c fantje nj
SO Ease peli, so pa toliko vec "a
druge organizacije, zlasti v Eu-
clidu. Pa ne samo to, pomagali
so tudi gmotno raznim narod-
nim\ ustanovam in tako svojo
blagajno polagoma izcrpai. Ker
je pa denar lie vedno tisto caro-
dejno sredstvo, brez katerega Sc
ne more gojiti niti kultura, je
treba blagajno zopet oziveti.
"Slovan" je globoko prepri-
can, da sc slovenska javnost
zaveda tega dejstva in da DO v
nedeljo napolnila dvorano SLOW.
drust. donna do ,zadnjega kotic-
ka.
Koncert sc DO vrsil pod vod-
stvom Franka Vauterja. Pesmi
so skrbno izbrane in tehnicno
uglajene. Med drugimi bono sill
sail dive najnovejsi partizanski
skladbi v dvospevu. Pc koncer-
tn Sc vrsi piles, "a katerega DO
igrala Kusarjeva orkestra. Pri-
dite in razvedrite sc v ozraciu
lepe sloyenske pesmi!
Frank cesen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
POMEN OZNACBE
AMERICAN

Drzavljani Zedinjenih draw
Sc ma kratko imenujejo Ameri-
cane. Med Slovenci v tel dezeli
je lie malo nedrzavljanov. Tisti,
XII so bill rojeni tukaj, so postal
drzavljani z rojstvom. Drugi, XII
smo Sc priselili il Europe, smo 81
pridobili drzavljanstvo te repub-
like, ko smo zadostili zahteva-
MIN pogojem. LIE zelo redki so
nasi rojaki v tel dezeli, XII bi ne
bill ameriski drzavljani, in Sc
tisti MISC to toliko po lastni kriv-
di, kot zaradi posledic razmer,
mad katerimi nimajo kontrole.
Priseljeni Slovenci smo kmalu
vzljubili naso novo domovino,
zaradi velike svobode, XII je v
starem kraju nismo poznali in
je skoro nismo mogli pojmiti,
zaradi ameriske sirokogrudno-
sti in zaradi splosnih boljsih ziv-
ljenjskih pogojev. Ko smo sc
prostovoljno odrekli podanistvu
starokrajskih vladarjev, kateri
koli SO re bill, in ko smo prosto-
voljno prisegli zvestobo tel re-
publiki in zvezdnati zastavi, smo
to storili z veseljem in s pono-
som, pa tudi hvaleznostjo do
nase move domovine "a vse, kar
nam je dala in nam daje.
Start Americani so mas spre-
jeli svoje vrste kot enakoprav-
ne drzavljane in nam omogocili
sodelovati pri upravi dezele. In
mi snlo ponosni ma to.
Odkar je Amerika v vojni, Sc
je nenavadno veliko stevilo tu-
jerodcev priglasilo "a drzavljan-
stvo. V zadnjih IL mesecih je
bilo naturaliziranih mad 366, 900
tujerodcev. Cd zacetka vojne do
sedaj je po poenostavl jenem
procesu dobilo amerisko drzav-
ljanstvo mad 100000 nedrzavlja-
nov, XII sluzijo v vojnih silah Ze-
dinjenih draw, in XII so bill roje-
nj 80 razlicnih dezelah.
Zvezni kongres je leta 1910
sprejel resolucijo, XII poziva
predsednika Zedinjenih draw,
da izda proklamacijo, s katero
Sc doloca tretja nedelja v maju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
"a II am an American Day." To-
zadevna proklamacija je v pro-
stem prevodu priobcena v ma
slednjem odstavku.

Po predsedniku Zedimjesaih dr.
$av Amerike. Proklaneacija:
KER smo tekom zadnjih dva-
najstih mesecev podelili drzav-
ljanstvo njegovimi mnogimi
privilegiji tisocem tujerodnih
moz in zena z naturalizacijo, in
smo sprejeli v polno drzavljan-
stvo veliko stevilo turojene mia
dine, XII je dosegla polnoletnost;
in
KER ii drzavljani dajejo moe
nasi demokraciji v njeni borbi
proti tiraniji in v njenem strem-
ljenju, da Sc potony ymednarodne
organizacije zasigurajo pravice
in prilike drzavljanov, nasih in
drugih neodvisnih narodov; IN
KER je kongres z javno reso-
lucijo 67, odobreno 3. maja 1910,
primal tretjo nedeljo maja vsa-
kega leta "a II am an American
Day" in je pozval predsednika,
da izda proklamacijo, s katero
doloci ia dan "a posebno prizna-
ME tistim, XII so bill naturalizi-
rani ali so dosegli svojo polno-
letnost v preteklem 1etu:
TOREJ, JAZZ, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, predsednik Zedinje-
nih draw Amerike, v svrho po-
castitve tistih, XII so zadnji cas-
postal clani nasega politicnega
telesa, in da istocasno ponovno
potrdimo naso zvestobo princi-
pom ameriskega drzavljanstva,
S tenn proklamiram nedeljo 20.
maja 1945 "a II am an American
Day."
In pozivam federalne, drzavne
in lokalne uradnike, patrioticne,
civilne in izobrazevalne organi-
zacije, da ma 20. maja ali okrog
istega dine obdrzavajo slavnosti,
katerih namen maj bo vtisniti
nasim drzavljanom, tu rojenim
in naturaliziranim, privilegije
njihovega polozaja v nasi demo-
kraciji in njihove odgovornosti
"a gradnjo varnosti tega naroda
in pospesevanja njegovega bla-
gostanja.
v POTRDMO TEGA sledi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
PRIREDBE v CAIN PARKU

Vstopnice "a priredbe ma pro-
stem, Xxi Sc bodo letos kot obi
cajno vrsile v Cain Parku, SO v
predprodaji cd Is. aprila do 16.
junija. Cena vstopnicam "a sezo-
no je $3.50, kar pomeni prihra-
mex "a kupca, in SO centov pro-
vizije "a organizacijo, XII se "a
vzame, da vstopnice v naprej
razproda.
Sezona predstav, XII vsako le-
to privabijo ma tisoce posetni-
kov, Sc otvori 10. 'junija. Letos
Sc bodo igre pricele ma torek in
ne DO rezerviranih sedezev "a ia
veeer. Samo omejeno stevilo re-
zerviranih sedezev bo ma razpo-
lago "a predstave cd srede do
sobote zvecer.
Organizacije, XII Sc zanimajo
"a prodajo teh vstopnic, mai po-
klicejo' YE 6470, posamezniki,
XII jih hocejo kupiti, maj oddajo
svoja narocila Cain Park Thea
ter, Goodmor and Superior Rds.,
Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
~ENAKOPRAVNOSTI.

nlpj rodpis il i1acst zediljenih
drzav ameriskih.
DANO v mestu Washingtonu
stirinajstega dne marca v letu
Gospodov devetnajststo pet
instiridesetem, ia v letu stosest-
insestdescteln -Neodvisnosti Ze-
dinjenih draw amerikkih.
FranA5in D. Roosevelt.
Pc predsedniku: p
p. r. Stetti',isas, yr.,
drzavni tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
Cuvajte sc nezgOd

Washington. - Narascajoce
stevilo nepotrebnih nezgod v
.vojnem casu nam zavlacuje zma-
go, ker nam je ugrabilo n1ilijo-
ne delavnih ur v vojaskih indu-
strijah in pri pridelovanju Ii
veza, nam ubija ali pa onespo-
sobi izurjene farmarje in de-
lavce, unicuje nenadomestljivi
material in opremo, ter nam
krade najredkejsi material in
delavni cas- "a popravila, obe-
mem pa malaga se dodatno bre-
me nasim ze itak preohtezenim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
Vec odmerkov "a grab in
r. sparg1je

Washington. - Sedanja do
!ba racioniranja DO zahtevala vec
odmerkov "a konzerviran grab
in sparglje, cd 1. aprila naprej,.
,docim SO bile znizane vrednosti
"a sladke cesnje v konzervah, "a
cesplje in sok paradiznikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-20
Produlzcija ietal Y narcu

Washington. J. A: Krug,
chairman produkcijskega odbo-
ra "a letala, je naznanil, da je
bilo v mesecu marcu zgrajenih
1858 letal vseh vrst. Prebitek
preko nacrta, XII je predvideval
6,863 letal, je torej 39o v teku
meseca marca. Napram mesecu
februarju Sc je stevilo zvisalo
"a l2 odstotkov - cd 6,296 ma
7,O53.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-24

After the administration finishes
saving the French franc, and the
English pound, it would be nice If
il would start saving a few Ameri-
can dollars.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-24
Elk Basin

Wells in the Montana portion of
the Elk Basin field reported prog
ress during the week as follows:
CARTER-HENDERsON EB-4
NE SW Sc 27-9S-23E
Drilling, 5000.
CARTER-HENDERsON EA-S
NE NV NV 35-9S-23E
Drilling, $780,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 2
SW NV SW 36-9S-23E
Drilling, 3141.
sTANOLIND-ELK A MOLE
NV SW 35-9S-23E
Surface pipe set, $40.
sTAEOLIND-z TIP EUGENE LISA
C NE Sc NV 34-eS-23E
Drilling, 1908.
sTANOLIND-4TP EUGENE LIssA
C SW-SE Sc 349S-23E
Drilling, 4433.
TANOLIND-TOOKER NO.
NE SW SW 27-9S-23E
I'D, 5266. P.B. 1895. Redrilled to 4272
Twisted off drill pipe at 1854. Fishing
for drill pipe.
Send a contribution to the Sun
burst Badger.
II. VANDERPAs-PUTNAM FEE NO. f2-
NV NV NE 6-34N-1W
Spudded 3-20-45; drilling, 200.
WEIGH BROS. STATE NO. B
Sc NE NV 36-35N-2W
Rig up.
e. N. WRIGHTER TRUsTEE-AUTZ NO. 6
c Sc Sc Sc 13-35N-4W
Spudded 2-24-45; drilling, 1000.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-24
WATER DELAYS WELLS
NEAR DEVON DISCOVERY

Gobs of water in the Sunburst
sand, together with a small amount
of oil, has held up the completion
of three wells drilling in the vicinity
of Texaco's discovery well in the
Devon area, Is miles northeast of
Shelby, between the Kevin-Sunburst
and Devon gas fields.
Devenbaugh-M cHugh-Simoni No
l. 2i9 miles southeast of the discov-
cry well. is drilling at l45l
A quarter mile west of the dis
covery, Texaco-Weir No. / is ream-
ing at 1922 to land seven-inch pipe
for a water shutoff. A quarter mile
east Of the discovery, Texaco-E kholt
No. has cemented seven-inch at
1888 and is drilling ahead at 1889
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-24
TEXAS COMPANY
GETS GOOD WELL
ON BRUINS LEASE

ON BRUINS LEASE
The Texaco got the best well
of the week in the Kevin-Sun-
burst field In its No. 10 ID. X.
Bruins, Sw NV SIC 1O-S5N-
Wv. This well got $50 feet of
oil in the hole from the Ellis
Madison contact at 1926, was
acidized with 500 gallons and
pumped "a barrels the first "a
hours.
Another completion was o. A.
Nepstad-Mills No. 7, G NV SW NE
11-35N-3W. Getting the Ellis-Madi-
son contact at 1853 and drilled to
1860, this well had 600 feet of Oil in
the hole after standing "a hours,
was acidized with 500 gallons and is
testing.
Three new locations were made
during the week, none in outlying
territory. AS the week ended, Is
wells were rugged up or making
hole The full field report
J.H. AGEN-GOEDDERTZ NO. g.
c NV SW NE 16-S5-3W
Rig up.
J. H. AGEN-GF O8Oe8667 NO. T.
SW SW NV 10-35N-3W
Spudded 3-1645; drilling, 700.
CONSOLIDATED GAS CO.-GMLEsPIE NO.
c Sc NV Sc 15-35N-4w
Rig up.
A. III. HAEH-M. NJ. NEWMAN NO. 12-
C NE SW NE 22-35N-2W
Spudded 2-28-45; drilling 1400.
COBB-COOLIDGE-DAVIS NO. T. y
c NE NE NE 24-35N-4W
Mills ON CO.-GF O521ss E NO. -
c Sc Sc NV 8-35N-2W
Rig up. (FIRST REPoRT)
o. A. NEPSTAD-MILLS NO. r
C NV SW NE 11-35N-3W
Spudded 12-29-44. COMPLETION 3-l6-45;
I'd, $780, EN-, 1858, 600 #. oil in "a
hrs. Acidized with 500 gals. Testing.
c. 7. OIEN-ENGEMOEN NO. GO
C NV SW NV 14-35-2W
Rig up. (FIRST REPORT)
PACIFIC WESTERN OIL CORP. -GF OS5sO9
NE NE sw s-s5N-sw
spudded 1-22-45; pipe set, 1887; repair
ing mast.
PACIFIC WESTERN OIL CORP.-GF OsssOO
c sw NE NV 9-s5N-sw
Location.
PACIFIC WESTERN OIL CORP. -GF Os5sO0
{ Sc sw NE e-s5N-sw
Location.
PETERSON & sORENsoN-GF OsOSs0 NO.
Sc NV Sc 1s-s5N-3w
Spudded 1-12-45; fishing. strings tools
in hole, 2200.
C. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO.
c NV SW NV 4-34N-1W
Spudded 3-12-45; drilling, 1926
TEXACO-AHLSTEAD NO. T.
c SW NV Sc 2-34N-3W
Spudded 3-15-45; drilling, 635
TEXACO-D. X. BRUINS NO. ID
c SW NV Sc 10-35N-2W
Spudded 2-22-45. COMPLETION 3-16-45:
I'd, 1888. EN-, 1926, $50 #. oil. Acid
lied 500 gals, pumped "a bbls. LIST "a
hours.
TEXACO-D. X. BRUINS NO. 19-
NV NE NE 1O-35N-2W
Spudded 3-10-45; repairs, 905.
TEXACO-DAVEY NO. 18-
Sc NE Sc 3-35N-2W
Rig up. (FIRST REPORT)
TExACO-KENNEY-KES NO. g.
C NE Sc NE 15-35N-2W
Spudded 1-31-45; waiting on new drill
stem, 1341.
TEXACO-REEG NO. Is
c NV NE SW 14-35N-2W
Spudded 3-17-45; drilling, 1922.
TEXACO-REEG NO. a.
c NV SW SW 14-35N-2W
Spudded 3-13-45; drilling, 1925.
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Standing OF League
BUSINESS MEMS

North American by winning all
games from Economy Market, and
running its winning streak to 10
games went into a tie with High
Street Market, who lost / game to
Jamisons. Potomac Diner won all
games and went into End place, two
games from first place. Fish of
French BARRIERS had high single
game of las, and also total Of 1888.
Tri State Electric had high team
total of l,771, and also high single
with 633, other high singles were
Potomac Diner, 622; Cranes, o
p o, 610.
Scores
Fish, las, 1877, 1888; Frizzcll, 1919,
1913, 376; Knieley, 1877, 373; Haupt,
1876, $50; Hildabrand, 1876, 357; Carly,
1879, 1855; French, 1854; Hornbaker,
$685. Jamison, 142, 351; Fales, 1919,
$50; Lowman, BAT; Fahrney, 1872,
347 Moore, 1877, 344; Fitz, 1871, 344;
Ahalt 1876, 344; w. Miller, 1876, 342;
Wolfe, BAL.
Lumm, 1874, 341; Gossard, 1913, 341;
Middlekauff, 34l; Boward, 127, 337;
Drenner, 1886; A. PaIladino, 1876, 1884;
Mobley, 1874; Elway, 1875, 1874; l..
Hoffman, 1888; Knepper, 1872; Hause,
1872; j. O.'Brien, IA; Kendle, 1888;
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Final Standing Second Third
WONIEN'S DIVISION

This weeks honors go to the Pans
les for high single game SCI and high
three game 1886. Gladys Leather
man, Laverne Rudisill and Edna
Hause all rolled 116 for highest sing
lie game but Gladys Leatherman, of
the Iris, held her own for high
three games 116, 106, 1902, 324-with
Margaret Wyand, of the Gardenias,
trailing second with ia, 1906, 1902,
321.
Other high scores were rolled by
M. Kriz ITO, 1O2, 3O8; A. Fouke ITO,
1903, 304; II. Hall 1903, 100, 100, 1903,
" Warner l06, 106, 303; F. Couch
man Ill, 101, 301; M. Snyder 1909,
1903, 800; r. Bowman ia; l. Friding-
er l12, 1902; K. Stouffer Ill. P. Fergu-
son 109; B. Schwinger 1903; F. Johns
1903; r. Moser 1917; V. Patterson 106;
" Rohrer 1903, 100; M. Hartman 1903;
A. Knodle 1902, 101; V. Gossard 1902;
C. Price 1902; A. Elliott 101, 100; E.
Hause 101; L, Kidwell 101; M. Del
linger 100.
At the end of the second Third, the
consistent St Johns Pansy team,
again leads the League with a two
game margin. They also keep the
high honors for high single game 584
and high three game total 1877. Two
members of the First Christian Vio-
lets were tops in high individual
scores - Carrie Nunamaker, high
single lat and Amelia Elliott, high
three games, 1886
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Double Cage Bill Finds FairchiId Teams
Meeting Strong Opponents Tomorrow
Csrgoees Meet Unbeaen Armorees; Hurricanes TangIe With
Strong Army War College Five AT Y. M c. A. Court

Followers of basketball will get
their moneys worth tomorrow
night, when the housekeeping F.
E. r. A. Cargoettes meet the I'M
beaten Bethlehem (Pa.) Armor-
cites and the Scarlet Hurricanes
take on the powerful Army War
College Five, from Washington, d.
c., on the Y. M. c. A. Court. The
mems game gets underway at
o'clock, with the girls taking the
floor at o'clock.
The Armorettes have a current
whining streak of 81 games, includ-
ing their II starts during the 1914
As season. The girls are members
of both the Bethlehem City League
and the Lehigh Valley League and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-02-08

More than half of the inhabitants
Of Kentucky are engaged in farming.
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Start of 3rd Third
EAGLES LEAGUE.

The Corporals by winning all
games from the Generals, while the
Colonels lost one game to the Cap
tains went into tie with the Col
onels for first place. C. Ridenour
had high total with $50. Munson of
the Corporals had high single game
of 1856. The Sergeants had high team
single of 566, with the Lieutenants
coping the high total with 1913.
Scores.
c, Ridenour 1873, 100, $50; Munson
1856, III, 1856; Hoffman 1873, 113, 347;
y. Burger 124, liz, Ill, 347; Biser
1876, 112, 346; Rocco 126, ia, 341;
Hargett 1875, 331; Tracy Ill, 326.
Borklite 1913, 1913; Stone ITO,
ITO, 321; Wagner 112, Ill, 321;
E. Willhide 116, liz, 321; Maddren
122, 319; A. Burger 1870, 318; E.
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Team Standing
18th Fifth
LIONS LEAGUE

Starting off the 3rd Third, Joe
Foltz of the Skins took the 3-game
honors with a score of 337 and also
tied with Fiery of the Heads for
single game, each turning in a neat
1874 The Paws took team honorS
with three wins against no losses.
Frank Welty had the bad luck to
break a rib during the evening,
which accounts for his name being
absent from the "110 or better
column.
High Single Games
Foltz 1874, 10; Fiery 1874, ITO; In
gram 121 Carson 1T; Vance 113;
Pilson liz, Ill; Slocum Ill; Shoff
Ill; Tyler Ill, ITO.
High Three Games
Foltz (Skins) 1877; Fiery (Heads)
321; Tyler (Skins) 317.
ed. Note: What's the matter Ross?
Did your high scores the week be-
fore get you down?
Team Standing
Start nf Ord Third
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have the unique distinction of lead
ing both leagues.
This game, in itself, would be
worth the price of admission, but
that's only half of the nights en-
tertainment.
AT eight o'clock the popular F.
e. r. A. Hurricanes take the floor
against the Army War College
Five, from Washington, D. C. The
soldiers have a record of IA wins
against 6 losses and are known as
a high scoring aggregation, having
an average Of So points per game.
This star-studded twin bill will
probably draw the biggest crowd
of the season, so you had better be
there early if you want a seat.
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E3S 9~dn<5
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
MEMS DIVISION

The final standing of the second
third shows ST. Pauls u. b., last
years champions, the winner with
three game lead. Members of the
winning team are: Walt Miller, V.
Baker, II. Jones, Brandenburg, Will
bur Perrott, Fales, and Pop Fisher.
Individual honors went to II,
Rinehart when he was tops with
single game of lag and a three
game total of 381. Single game
honors for team were taken care
of by Washington Square with 604.
Grace u. B. put together three nice
games for total of 1918 to top
that division,
The l2O-32O Club
ST. Paul's U. By. Baker, 1873
1922; Brandenburg, 12l-347; Fales,
131-326; Pop" Fisher, 1871.
Washington Square-K. o. King,
1856; Mauck, 1856; "Strike" Logan,
122-333; Les Kendle, 123-131-354.
Grace u. B-.Eyler, 1856; II. Hause,
130-35l; Schneider, 120-128-356;
Rider, 128-34O; H. Lum, 100
Trinity-Harshman, 127-341; Doc
Carbaugh, 137-12l-347; Mcdonald,
127-336; John Minnich, 122~344.
Brethren-W. r. Schilling, 1870;
Keplinger, 1874; H. Rinehart, l28-146-
381.
Emanuel U. B.-Joe Gossard, 1877
141-378.
st. Jonh's-H. Williams, 126-143-
1913; Couchman, 1872; Ferguson, 1873
324.
Baptist-Hepfer, 122-330.
st. Mark's-"Doc" Leatherman,
1888; Unseld, 127-330; Ensminger,
126-326; Boyer, 1926.
Christ Reformed-Holden, 1872
326.
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Final Standing Second Third
PANGBORN BOWLING LEAGUE
ROTARY SHIFT

The OK Barrels have just about
made sure of the second half by
wining three more games Saturday
morning. Their nearest rivals, the
NF Rooms are 10 games back which
does not give them much chance
to win
D. Gossard took both ends of the
individual honors with a single
game of 118 and a three game total
of 314 while the NF Rooms cap
tured all team honors with single
game of 489 and a three game total
of 1927.
11O-315 Club.
o, Hoover Ill; D. Gossard 118 and
M. Bachtell 113.
D. Gossard won free bowling.
Standings
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notch ahead by winning three games
last Friday night while their closest
rivals won only two. The standings
are still close enough that anything
could happen to upset the works.
o. Spigler took down high single
game with 139 while c.. Johnston
captured the three game honors
with 1868.
The Collectors took both ends of
the team honors with single game
of $40 and a three game total of 1913.
125-330 Club.
II. Zimmerman 1872; e. Trexler 127,
339; j .Rinehart 34l T. Evans 1919,
33l; o. Spigler 139, 1893; w. Nigh 1886;
II Spigler 337; B. Rinehart 1874, 1886;
A. Kriz 1877.
e. Trexler, o. Spigler and j.
Klock won free bowling,
Standings
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Your mind is like parachute. II
won't work if it stays closed.
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ROTARY LEAGUE

The AXles won the Bird Fifth by
the scant margin of four pins,
thanks to the Frank Merriwell'
finish of Merritt Campbell, who
came through with a strike in the
10th box in the first game, another
strike in the second game and a
spare in the last box of the third
game.
Last week Porter took personal
charge of the high scoring columns,
with a single game of 1877 and g.
game total of 339.
Team Standing
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$500, 100000 FOR ROADS

Congress has authorized a ST.
50O,000,0O0 postwar project for re-
Mobilization Of the nations high
way system and $lO0,O00,O00 has al
ready been released for the purpose
of making surveys to determine act
ual needs in each state.
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FISHING AND HUNTING

Interest in fishing and hunting
will increase so per cent after the
war, DR.. Ira N. Gabrielson, direc-
tor of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Division of the Interior Department,
believes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-02-08

Leyte, in the Philippines, has been
added to the Nays V-Mail out
posts, which now total 36, including
mobile units on Kwajalein Atoll,
Eniwetok, New Guinea, and in Aus
tralia and the British Isles.