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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

moi hrhet teh trdih reci. Gudno,
drugace znas TO vselej tako.
spretno narediti."
Tedaj je stopil Harro v soho
in iztegnila je roke "a njim.
"Poskusi me ii pray poloziti
" posteljo. Ubogo Uli trpineim'
ze kar predolgo. Ali pa me we
mi v narotje, Harro, samo ma
TO-" s.. g 49,
] "Roza, bojim Sc, da MISC kri-
We blaine, ampak tvoj ubogi hr-
bet" $751;.
"Vzemi jo, Harro, in poskusi." !"
/ Toda Roza Sc zmerom nj zado-
voljna. Dobro cuti Harrovo "a
pestnico skozi blazino. Neznosno
trda je.
Harro rece veselo:
Danes 81 pa kakor tista prin-
cesa, XII je skozi deset pernic GU
tia droben grab. cakaj, takoj 81
bonn oblekel svileno srajco, pred
teto pa tud ne bonn potreboval
suknjica in telovnika."
Spusti jo nazaj ma posteljo in
odhiti, da bi Sc cimprej preoble-
kel.
Izbral je srajco iz rdece svile
z mehkim ovratnikom. Tako pri-
kupen je bill v njej, da je takoj
rekla:
''Tako lep 81, tvoja Roza je pa
tako hudobna!'
"Zdaj tt bono olajsali tezave,"
il je dejal.
Nekaj casa je mirno lezala v
mozevih rokah, potem pa je spet
postala nemirna.
"Harro, mocne misice imaS.
Ali mar cato, ker 81 proved vne-
to vihtel dleto, ko 81 obsekaval
kamenje?"
1 Memo Sc je sklonil k njej: "In
zdaj te tisce miSice, hoces reel,
Roza. Moski imamo zmerom tr-
de, okorele in nerodne roke."
Ulrika je poprosila:
'Injekcijo ii bova dala, otrok.
Sal YES, da gospod dvorni svet-
mix temu prav mic ne nasprotu-
je."
"Oh, pusti to-" je rekel Harro,
mir, XII ga ina potem, je samo
"a naju prijeten. Sal ina potem
zmerom strasno morece sanje in
Sc ne more prav zdramiti.'
]. 20, bog" je zastokala Roza.
''Harro ina prav. Samo moi hr-
bet je vsemu kriv."
Ulrika je videla, da je Harro-
va roka zadrhtela in sepnila je:
'Pojdi ven, Harro Ma svo-
jih blazinah DO lezala prav tako
dobro."
! Sci je ven ma Lipov gric in Sc
zastrmel pod crne gore, k nebu,
Xxi je bilo posejano z zvezdami.
Noe ie bila mlacna in veter je
I prinasal z cred pod oknom k
MENU rahel vonj po vijolicah.
). "Tako bo zdaj. Use doslej je
bila lie predigra." Spomnil Sc je
noci, ko Sc mu je bill rodil sin.
''Peklenski psi" je zamrmral.
''Tu so spetv' Vrgel je glavo ma
zaj in Sc vrnil v sobo.
| Oh, nemirna, bede polna bo.
lecina v prsih! Poslali so po 60.
spoda dvornega svetnika, XII je
naroeil, maj dajo Rozi injekcijo
potem pa je prisel nekdo ponj,
|
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20
(Nadaljevanje)

Najprej SO samo orgle in THE
harfe priduseno igrale melodijo
in z visave najvisja harfa kakor
Cd nekod dalee. Potem so Sc
vmesale gosli. Skrivnostno, vsi
v neznem pianu, so plavali gla-
SOW il visokega Jeruzalema. So
pran je spet v visini zagrabil
melodijo in prvi verz je zadonel
v tesnobnega hrepenenja polnih,
vendar tako veselo navdahnje-
nih glasovih:
"Jerusale1a, Wsoko naesto,
kako 81 dale6, dalec tt!
Srcs te kliGe naoje svesto
IN sa7no X tebi 81 $eH.
v daljaue, 6ez gore, do1ine,
6es polja $ir,sa IN ravmi,
uhaja, dviga Sc . 0isisse,
IL .naracnega sveta hiti -"
Glasovi 'gosli, harf in piscali
so narasli kakor v tho bucanje.
Cuden hlad je zgrabil Harrovo
srce, pogledal je Rezo in videl,
da so njene ustnice cisto belle,
brezbarvne.
Tedaj Sc je- zaiskril pevcev
glas kakor prvi soj vstajajocega
jutra:
FfVse patriarhe in preroke
In kristjane Verne use,
ki kdaj pod kri&em so t'peH,
. vsSavah rajskih vidine re.
"Vsi tisti, ki so 9Th nau6iI,
XII so Jim kdaj svobodo vseH,
vSi tisti so . eebeSkene sou,
. vi$oDah rajskih saSarek."
Roza Sc je spet smehljala, ka-
kor hi Sc bila nedesa resila. Har-
70 nj yec poslusal. Njegova use
So SO bila zaprta, njegoye oci ma
stezaj odprte. videl je, kako Sc
je zbujala blazenost ma neznem
obrazu njegove Roze, kako SO
postajale njene oci velike in cr-
ne, vendar pa Sc nj bal, da bi Sc
preveG razveselila. Kako blaze
hc srecna je tbila, kako lepe 50
bile sinjkaste sencs na njsnih
aenceh. 0
Pryif sta Sc stopila glasova
peyke in pevca. Vriskala sta i
drobna pistalka je zadrzeval'
melodijo pesmi mad dvojnim spe
vom obeh odresenih dus. In ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

6.
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zadnu prv konyspciH SANS sent
usvalanda hi hvolea asas uradnik r. edhs dan Sir
bga odbora: r #t E5
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fastni pradsednik: LOUIS ADAnuC. aGnae1 III .s ) :
castna MARIE PRIsIANp 1924 Dillingham;
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EKSEKuTIVE:
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Blagak VINCENT 26s7 Lawnaale Chicago g. H.
Zapsnkar JACOB Lombard Berwyn, ILL.,
LEO JURJovEC W. 2snd RI, Chicago g.
ANTON KRAPENC, 1896 W. 21st Pl, Chicago q H.
LEOFOID KUSHIAN, 6409 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland 8, Ohio
ALBNA NoTAK, Gilt st. Clair Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio
FRANK ZAITZs 23ol TO- Lawndsle Asev Chicsso r. Ill
NADzORNH ODBOR:
predsednik N Chicago st., Joliet, ILL
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK 1903 Conela Cleveland 3, Ohio
JOSEPH ZAyERTNIK, 500 Tenafly Rd, Englesood. NJ
sIRsI ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, Sheboygan Wis.
JOSEPH F. DURN l565 Waterloo Rd, Cleveland - 0hio.
THERESA GERZEL, 334 Erie Ave, w. Alquppa, Pa
ANTON HoRzEN Route No. A. Princeton. ILL.,
ANTHONY JERsN Aess washington st, Denver Colo.
MATH KEBE 223-57th St, Pittsburgh l, Pa.
FRANK KIUNE, so4-srd St, N w, Chisholm Mimi
HELENA KUsAR, So Ave, Berwyn, III.
KATHERINE Hawthorne Detroit Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH all Station St. Bridgevile Fa
JOHN POLLOCK, 2l465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
MUTZ 364 Menahan St, Brooklyn, n Y.
SIdCICH, Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK, 1858 St. Louis l6, Mo-
VALENTINE Stroll 1oAo Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind.
JOHN M. ST0NICH, 1894 Cedar St, Pueblo, Colo
ANDREW vIDRICH, 706 Forest Ave, Johnstown, Pa.
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. u. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

&s4 y
- = : --.--------------
da je moral oditi :. Morfii pa
|je Rozo h Sc bolj vznemirl J.
In dar goyora, il ,je wei. Nj mo-
gla vec reei, kaj zeli, in samo v
|njenih zastrtih oceh je bilo obup-
no rotenje, klie ma pomoe, pro-
snja "a tolazbo, "a nekaj, cesar
pa obupana Iubezen yseh ma
vzocih nj mogla dati.
Ulrika je vzela stare erno knji-
go Martove matere in zacela ma
glas brati il ME pesmi, XII jih je
imela Roza tako rada. Toda "a
danasnjo noe nj bila menda no.
bena zlozena.
'To sredstvo, to strasno sred-
|stvo!' je zastokal Harro; Glove
ka onemi, da ne more vec poto-
ziti svojih boleein, in to menu
jemo dobro delo. Poglej samo
njene oci! Ali so ze bile kdai
taksne? Ne morem vec prenesti
tega, ne morem. Znorel bonn, &c
bonn moral Sc dolgo prenasati
ia pogled."
"Pojdi ven, Harro, slisi te!... -
"Ne, ne slisi me, drugace bi
me pogledala -
Spet gre ven v zvezdno noe
pod lipo, v kateri pole veter. Gu
demo duhte vijolice . tam ob
gozdu pa wise bell megleni paj-
eolani, oh, tako lepa in pokojna
je bozja noe, on pa ina taksen
pekel v srcu! ''Tako bo Roza ci-
sto onemogla, usahnila. Memo
poslednje trpljenje Sc je zacelo.
Sal je Sc tako mlada, in vse v
njej je zdravo, da Sc bo priroda
morala upirati koncu. Zakaj pu-
sits svoje otroke, svojega mirne-
ga, pokornega otroka tako gren-
ko trpeti? Ii bog, XII te nj mogo-
&c doumeti. Zakaj, zakaj? -
Vrne Sc v sobo. Da, zdaj ga
Roza spozna :, njegovo ime
sepne in potem reee Sc: ''Tega ne
smete vec storiti, nikoi vec!!" In
potem izginejo strupene megle
cd ME in strasni nemir prezene
poslednji ostanek omame. Me.
ne drobne roke so Sc oklenile
njegovih prsi: Sal il mora on
pomagati, mora. Nezni lasje SO
Sc il lepili ma senca in ustnice
so il neprestano drgetale. Oh
vsakem udarcu srca il je pre-.
treslo vse telo.
Veter je postal mocnejsi. V so.
! sedni sobi Sc tho odpro velika
vrata proti Lipovemu gricu. Ali
ne prihaja nekdo? Ulrika in Har-
70 pogledata ven. Luc pade sve
Ito v veliko sobo, " stare ucilni
CO, toda tam nj nikogar. In ven.
dar Sc jima zdi, kakor bi bill kdo
prisel.
Harro sepne:
"Ulrika, kaj je to-"
Mrisko tho je. Zdaj je pone.
hal tudi veter in Roza lezi il.
nenada mirno, roke il zdrknejo
prsi in glava il omahne nazaj.
Meme oei so postale spet pokoj.
ne, strah in bolecina sta izginils
il njih. In zdaj Sc smehlja, pla
sno kakor Dusica, XII il je zdaj
spet podobna. Tako kakor Dusi
ca, kadar Sc je resila il hude sti
ske.
Harro omahne pred njo ma ko
lena Njegove roke leze na
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

PryiG sta Sc stopila glasova
peyke in pevca. Vriskala sta u
drobna pistalka je zadrzevala
melodijo pesmi mad dvojnim spe-
vom obeh odresenih dus. In ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Boston Terrier
Puppy Winner

Irresistible Chickie, an S SmonthS
old Boston terrier owned by Bill
Raymond Of Detroit, won the
Progressive Dog Clubs first puppy
match yesterday at UAW-CIO
Hall
'chickie' defeated five other
puppies including Jack" an
English Bulldog owned by Mary
3. Rice; Beau d Esprit LUne
Noire, a French bulldog owned
by Mrs. Ralph West Char Mar
Kar-Je, a chow chow. owned by
G. II. Evans, and Cre-Cree OF
Algene. a Schipperke, owned by
Allen B. Mcneil.
The show attracted the largest
number of Schipperke puppies
ever shown in Detroit when Is
were entered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Daily Double
Winner Probed

NEW YORK. May IS (UPl-
The New York Racing Association
began an investigation today 10
determine whether the horse
which won the first race when
racing was resumed at Jamaica
last Monday was Easy Spell.
which paid off $500 for -, or
Frandpa Fox
Easy Spells name and number
vas posted on the winning board
.acd figured with Triton in a
00l.l0 daily double payoff But
u rthe weekend the question
arose as 10 whether the winner
was really Easy Spell or Grandpa
Max. The two horses look 50
much alike that not even their
trainer. Sol Rutchick. can tell
them apart. Both were sired by
EaSy Mon.
Easy Spell was entered in the
race, but Grandpa Max was not.
However, the records supplied
with Easy Spells entry did not
pbe with the known details, but
fitted Grandpa Max.
The commission has called upon
Henry knight, Kentucky breeder
of both horses. TO decide the
question. If 1t is found that the
winner was Grandpa Max, Easy
Spell will be disqualified and the
purse money will be awarded IA
the second horse. Twenty-six
The betting payoff will not pe
affected either way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Opens
With Sailors

ANN ARBOR. May % tUP)-
University of Michigan's 10-game
football schedule for next fall was
announced today by II. o. (Fritz)
Crisler, athletic director.
The opening game will be Sept.
Is at Ann Arbor when the Wolver-
ines meet Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. Sept. %, they
will play Indiana at Ann Arbor
Sept. 20, Michigan State, here;
Oct. s, Northwestern al Evanston;
Oct. l3, Army in New York; Oct.
20, open; Oct. u, Illinois at Cham
paigne; Nov. 3. Minnesota, here
Nov. 10. Navy IT Baltimore; Nov.
IL, Purdue, here. and Nov. "a,
Ohio State. here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
City Tourney Standings

KEOULARS
psrifclean BOSS. Loua Cave Recreation
7o27. 4 3Ol7, Chene Trombly 1895,
sterling 2sss. .
OVTRAyERAGI
Steve's Recreation Windsor $50 Vo'-
VERNE Chint West Chicago 317 Midwest
Machine $40. Altes 3l%. Bulldog Service
500.
CLASS {
Reynolds as Clutch Fiye 37l Yons- Buda
S5i EDS shop SAC, H u $50. Car De
psftmrnt 383
Truck Invoice dodge League 4oi. Hard
CLASS ID
rnlnr Fiye ss2 Palestine Holmes ST, Peter
sons Spaniels 976 Post Office 365.
DOUBIEs
REGULARS
August Psttke-ClArence Jansen 1850 Au-
gust BsmbsrF-Narvtn ROder 1885. Llncoin
ReppenhaEen-GeorFe Bek 1895. Frank Zion
Tony S0vak i229. ROY Miisn-Albcu Massoll
l22s. "
OyFRAYTRAGE
Mike Penik-JOe varto 2si Marty Polsnds-
Dominic Pepe 264 clyde Clen-Joe hcPhar-
Nm 23I. steve KArFh-Andy ZaremoG 23o,
Robert Lisse-Au Rluehart 2lo.
REGULARS
Joe Marc $50 Frank Zion and Anthony
Ross 6es Clement PerShon 67s Ftno Ts-
dorian 67s, Joe Landry and Harold Goodgi
672.
ovERAvERAGE
Edusrd SifaSki ls4. Beyrle Fries 1s2,
Charlie wHrthmsn i7s. Robert Crouch 1T,
Harold EREsrt lT6
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Norris Pair
974 Loser

Laughing of a, 974 pin shortage
b not easy and IJoe Norris and
Buddy Bomar are not trying to
do so today after the finish of their
|sing $1,000 doubles match yester-
day at Palace Recreation with
George Young and Andy varipapa.
Norris featured the final with
300 in the first game. The
seventh hit was high. The other
ii were in the pocket. The house
presented the customary S25
check.
Varipapa's fine finish was one
OF the reasons why the easterners
increased their margin by 13l
during the Detroit stay after pill
ing up 843 at home. Varipapa had
final block of 1861, top of the
eight block match, and averaged
214.47 for the 56 games.
Norris had 209.10 Bomar 203.3,
and Young Plaza or just three
pins away from Varipapa. Vari-
papa. Young averaged 429.35 TO
Az, Is for the opponents.
Yesterdays scores;
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Perfect SoftbdII
Game al Mack Park

May LcSinki's perfect game was
the high light of Sunday evenings
play in the Detroit Snftball Asse-
citation at Mack Park The Pepsi
Cola hurler did not allow hit or
an opposing player to reach first
base, Pepsi team defeating Chalou
Vets 80. In other DSA games
Bills won over Kings 2-l and the
II u d o n Hutchinson game was
halted by rain in the sixth with
the score 2-2.
Tonight Briggs meet Police al
6;45. TWO and Chalou girls clash
AZ s and NJ o I or Products play
Hudson a. A. at 9 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
'85O' Prize Checks
To Be Ready June 4

Prize checks totaling S14,0l250
will be ready June for the win
ners in the annual $50 bowling
tournament which closed yester-
day at hene-Trombly Recreation.
Chene- -Trombly he d g d the
teams with 29O0. Actual pinfall
was 3l52 but $50 pins had 10 be
dropped because OF the handicap
ing rule. Victor Berson- Archie
Thomson led doubles. 1889. and
Archie Darling the singles with
6S6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
LEFT AND RIGHT

Eight squads Saturday ] p. m.
10 9 is the plan for winding up
the Right and Left Handlers
Doubles Tournament at Rainbow
Recreation. Walter Mack, right
handler, Fred Cappichione, the
other way. are leading with 1920
on a IS pin spot, Mack shooting
66S.
Pvt. Albert DiGiovanni. Jacks
nephew. and Florence MoryS, left
and right respectively, are second
with 1908.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Hoppe Fails
To Win Title

SAN FRANCISCO, May %
GNS) Willie Hoppe, failed in his
attempt 10 wreSt the national
three-cushion billiard champion
ship from Welker Cochran.
The final grand total score in
the tourney during tsaiss which the con-
teStantS covered more than 5000
miles and performed in the pripci-
pal cities throughout the nation,
was 4,Sl9 for Cochran and 4,771
for Hoppe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Jamaica Results

FfRsT PACE--S -yssT-olcs and up :. mile
Lucsy tGuerin $50 80 50
speed Bal Lfb.suCfl 50 70
CAiatAn Hshrtenl y 20
Time ii3 IS ~ -
Pacsa'scE Which Two Cruiser Blsrk Bust
meas, Pilates Miss, Over and Lilton also ran
SECOND RACE-4-yt1r-clds and up. - mile
JAquita Llubegg so , 10 20
Proof Col Atkinson 10 so
Tart tThAekeY 1870
T!ns II 7-s or 0qi4
Purple Hssri 'siepsorls Eeimbuuemf. Her
ru,st Harry LsrF LIQUID Lunch RefornStury,
sss convoy sirFano and RekTab also ran
sFitlc
THIRD RACE-1-yesr-oids y nile
NAhmoudsM tMi'Ist p20 - m
Dolly warden PittsftlNl 40 20
Army March tAkinspn 80
Time - As oN al
CaufrnwFrf PeAr0Ck Lazy stare Queen
PINK Devil. Ore-ths-Les snc Happy Forecsit
also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
EVENT NEARs END

Louise Schroeder and Marietta
Delue Elena PHgia-JHita Stutzner,
Winnie Woodyat- Marjorie Steele.
Betty Gllman-Ruth Hargraves,
Lucille Quamby Sally Collins,
Mary Brockett-Kay Keller are
among the doubles teams left 10
roll on the closing squads Of the
Women's City Tournament at
Twenty Grand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
s7s IN CITY,

OCresi Industries with John Moch
grabbing ga in 1856 did the best
OF the Class A teams in the city
tournament at Hall-Dodds over
the weekend. Al Palmer Park,
Fino Tadorian tied for fourth in
regular singles on 676. Charlie
MeEthmanss- nss-g72 gsxe-l84 and
third in overaverage In "OA"
doubles, Marty RolandS and Dom
mic Pepc were second on 264.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
RACE RESULTS, ENTRIES, BEST BETS
Best Bets
Lew Walter
SANTA ANITA

i-SEA IRON. Tiger Boy sandy Rae
2-JAY JAY NJ, sea Lion. Ocean Park
3-TRESs RODGERS. holaSses 10. Mystic
4--ALFA. Misty Fox. Talk Fast.
5-AUTOCRAT. NY AL Blue PennAnt
6-CoRONA CORONA, Take Asay, First
Admiral
7-FUECO. ParaSang. Tween Deck
6-ROUCHACE. KinEfkheT. New Hall.
lESI-COROAA COROEA.--
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
NARRAGANSETT

1-WAR- -cpAAVNIQBEl tiaTt1nt. MtadoW
Dew
2--NEAT KEE. Spread Eagle Stsnlenc.
3--MAYBE MISS. Pretty LADY MAJ D'ESprit.
4-SHIP JR Jr. o sullivan. OAK TWtg,
5-NAVY EamokP. Golden Thorn
6-PENHY PACKER. Doctor Eep. War Page.
7--LISTIRG Color Week MOkpp.
s-WAR GLENN. nigh Plaid. over the Dam.
BEST-kAVY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-3.year-oidf >, rils
Peihsub SIS Luce II 80 90 80
on BGarc Tumhulit 40 20
EHDrndsbls tEccsfd so
Time - Is or > -
Mursx Ped FcN Count Ladv John ARC
FORTUNES Cup Black san scotch Cyn
pyros and Honey Thorn also fsn.
SFCOSD RACE -ysar-olcs and W. sis
fHfiafFe
Ksi.wazoo ,Cros,f 500 80 80
NuEhyale Tlmhuai 80 90
Sun Ivy tChAffin 30
Time o. oI sos
Orcur Chiefs Boz pUN pcrraT hing
Glory oyster shell Pest Temp. suegals ard
Rose-Red elsD ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
CHARLES TOWN
fHruVN.. .frtfay sHurE faaN

CHARLES TOWN
weather cloudy track, fas'
Post il5 p m. Detroit time,
Firyt Eace-Tender Foot
second Rsce-PriSon ship. Enrack. Mod
Hy Broomnris
Third Rsce-Sandy Cold
Fourth Race Hal Scotch FlaE. Cut
loose All Crystal Led Asiray Granny Cake.
Fifth Race--LOck Time Running Riot.
Bear Cat Remoiee KIDS Bady, Great Play,
sixth e--Breskable Miss. TOOnerville,
BOY Lsrkmead. sun TARGET. heard /.
Maiden Fern.
seventh Race MArdt Gras Annies
Dream. Ariel LEGEND. Road Scraper. Ram
paFe.
Eighth Race-Omsrzev. Singing Steel. De
rfefxe
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Scratches
AT NARRACANsETT PARK

AT SARRACANSETT PARK
NtSther cloudy track. fast.
Post 2 so . m Detroit ttmel.
FiTst Rsce-SquadTon Girl. KAth'S Shadow,
M0uFtte King Snipe
Second Rsct-Puker Dice. Ack Ack. Vain
Beauty Romantic Guy.
Fourth Race--Due Sport. Scots Belle.
sixth R4ce-Bll's Sister.
AT THISTLE DOWN
Weather clear, trscb fast
post us . m. Detroit time,
Third RaCe-COlc Sleet
JAMAICA
Weather, cloudy. track Fast
Post ! 80 p. m. Detroit time
Second race LlAnero. Reaping Gem.
pOmpaelF
Third Rsce--Littie Shifter.
PDala TiC
Fourth Rsce-Minse-n1o.
sixth Race --Rsvsn6ls. Poppy Miss.
Sphenc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
JAMAICA

-i-BREvTTHOFRY- Baek Thirteen Pretty
Tiger
2-SON or TARA, soulful. Cundeck.
a-HARPSTRikGS BOunteOuS. Axiom
4-O'EETLL ENTRY. Speeding Home.
BelEyn.
5-sTYMfE. Eurssian. Olympic Zenith
6-CAhBLIHG ANDY. JohnstoNn Boy,
Rarifed.
T-HIsTRIONIC. Star OF Padula. MeEgy.
BEST-O NELL ENTRY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
DELAWARE PARK

i--OKR DOT, Red Shoes Hush
2-MiSS ADA J FirAt Family. Rare.
3-PROUD PAPPY. Billy r., Abiel.
ANNE AGAIN Roman Matron, Cullah
o-RUN BUD RUN. QuatIe Cali. war
ArchIVt
s-LOvEMENOW. General Don. Blue Dream.
T=FTAR RED. htthelred. quite Shot
6--Hyrickcy. somewhere. EicaH.
BESf-aNSE AGAIN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

OUIIItIIIItNl IIIty tFtE
accept rides from men.
The other day, l saw a
blonde stop her car and offer
a bunch of them a ride into
town and some OF the
fellows got so excited, they
climbed into the back seat.
The women in the service
don't have much trouble get
I stop tor them, they just pick
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
COMMUNICATES
BY BOB
HOPE


do o
battle fatigue
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather, clear track. fast
Post 3 p m Detroit time.
Third RaCe--EItend
seventh Rsce-Bessie vance Brass Man.
LINCOLN FIELDS
weather cloudy track muddy
Post Sis p. m. Detroit ttTnf
Fifst Rsce-BurninK Chips. FloHLan Ace,
Second Rsce-LuckWooo
Fourth Rsce-Ninita Jack.
MN Race-Lady Nanette.
sixth Race-M0rdec1i
seventh Rscc--StAT Thorne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Bio 10 Baseball
Lutheran Results

salem 10. Nj Calvary 5
psthlehem q. East Detroit 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

ALI Cuchrsu-B Spach epu.
KS lbs apprentice allowance claimed
XXI lbs apprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listeo IN order Of post position.
weather clear track. fast.
Posi-, I 10 ., ri. Detroit lmel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

longest nail
to to
fender and holds while the soldier
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
FOR Tuesday

An Ane p stable and NJ ISysl entry.
nAppFenfIff ETI0sAncf claimed
Horses itKtrc according 20 post position.
weather cloudy track isTi
Post. 80 3 n Detroit ume.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

H|f-. A o WfII Ut. FUTTy.
FIFTH RACES 600 added the Rsneocas
Handicap. Class {. 4-year-olds and up, LILO
miles.
Iu-Eursrian f22 Styrnie fio
Eye FOR Eye liO Olympic Zenith ll7
TFHnEfgFHtF 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
TOR TUESDAY

al q Sch0rsch and c CfOat tntTy,
IS lbt apprentice allowance claimed.
ri lbs apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed IN order % post position.
rt0tf6Y ---trs--r7 s+-7--
Post. 30 p. m. detroit time
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-17
ACL NAMES VETERAN
TO KEY POSITION AT
HEADQUARTERS HERE

Announcement was made here
yesterday by the general offices of
the Atlantic Coast Line of the ap-
polntment of William j. Crabbs, 80
year old army veteran of Hagers-
town, Md, to the position of Mech
ancal Engineer with Headquarters
in Wilmington.
The position to which he has
been named was last held by the
late c. L. Meister.
Crabbs served his railroad an.
premiership with the American 10.
connective company, after his grad
uatlon from the Virginia Poly
technic Institute, and later work
ed as Mechanical Engineer for the
Western Maryland Railway COM
pany in Hagerstown.
Shortly after entering the service
in August, 1912, he shipped over
seas for duty with the Rail Divi-
sion of the Army Transportation
Corps in North Africa, Sicily ana
Italy. In July, 1914 Major Crabs
was transferred back to the States
because of injuries sustained over
seas, and was assigned to the Of
flee of the Chief of Transporta-
ton in the Pentagon Building in
Washington.
Discharged from the Army on
Oct 9, Crabs assumed his new
position as Mechanical Engineer
for the Coast Line on October IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-17
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 16-P-
Hogs-4o; market at ceiling $14.9o
(flaD on good and choice barraWs
and gifts 120-330 lbs. up; l0O-l2O
lbs. $13.4O; good sows under. $50
lbs. $14.15; 350-500 lbs. $l4.l5;
weights over 500 lbs. -$14.15; good
stays $14.15.
Cattle-choice steers 5.5o-16.-
90; good $3.50; medium $11.oo-
1880; common $8.OO-1000; good
beef type cows S9.00-10.00; good
dairy type $o.00-8.50; medium ST.
0O-7.50; common 100000; Shelly
kinds lower; good beef type helfers
$12.00-1350; medium $8.0O-9. 90;
common $6.oo-7.o0; good butcher
bulls $1O00-1O.50; medium $500
$50; light common kinds $3.50
7.5O; choice calves $3.50; good
$14.O0-1450; medium $11.00-12.00;
common So 0O-10.00; good to- choice
lambs $14.OO-14.50; good sheep
IS. OO-7.OO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-17
CHAMBER TO SUPPLY
FISHING DATA FOR
STATE NEWS BUREAU

The Wilmington Chamber of
commerce in cooperation with Bill
Sharpe of the State News Bureau
r. Raleigh is supplying data on
fishing in the Wilmington area in
order to maintain a record of the
esb that are running off shore
here.
Through m ia1 on local
catches, fishing conditions and
fishermen around here, some
catches have already received
wide publicity.
Among the first of the stories
that have been released for gen.
eral circulation throughout the U.
$ is one received yesterday about
The sailfish catches off Wrigntsville
Beach.
1t describes the biggest sailfish
catch of the season made by P. M.
Santifer, which measured 7 #.
III in. Another sizeable catch was
made by Billy DeCover, who land
ID #. l in. sailfish off Wrights.
vile last month and 7 #. TX in.
me off Southport. A Z #. 5 in.
,ailfish was landed by Capt. Rob
Roberts of Wilmington last month.
In order to supply this material
and secure information on fishing
activities. the Chamber of Com.
n1erce requests the cooperation of
New Hanover county fishing clubs
and the sports editors of the local
newspapers.