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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

Monday. December 18th
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

There are two kinds of religion: the
don't variety and the do variety.
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NOTICE TO CREnITNRs

U933 Probate Act. secs. II9. I20l
IN THE Court or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COZ y t
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

Matthew opens his Gospel by
giving the genealogy of Jesus be-
ginning with Abraham. In the
third chapter of St. Luke, the
genealOgy goes back to God. Luke
traces the lineage of Joseph, nus
band of Mary, mother of Jesus, 10
Adam, who was the son of God.
At the feast of dedication, re-
lated in Johns Gospel, Jesus told
the Jews he was the Son of GOD
and that, I and my Father are
one" Thus, Christ is God and
God is Christ. But that is another
subject that may be taken up in
future columns. Matthew's gen
ealogy of Jesus covers the first
II verses OF chapter one. At the
eighteenth. this column continues
the biblical nativity story.
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A cake walk will be held to-
morrow night in the armory.
White and Southland streets, the
proceeds from which will be
used for a community Christmas
tree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

Henry B. Haskins, assistant
superintendent of lighthouse,
VIII leave tomorrow for Lake
Okeechobee to inspect aids to
navigation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

Now the birth of Jesus Christ
was on this wise: When as his
mother Mary was espoused TO Jo-
seph, before they came together,
she was found with child OF the
Holy Ghost. Then Joseph her
husband, being a Just man, and
not willing to make her a public
example, was minded to put her
away priviIy. But while he
thought on these things, behold.
the angel Of the Lord appeared
unto him in a dream, saying, JO-
seph, thou son of David, fear not
to take unto thee Mary thy wife:
for that which is conceived in her
is of the Holy Ghost. And she
shall bring forth a son, and he
shalt save his people from their
sins.
Now all this was done. that it
might be fulfilled which was
spoken of the Lord by the pro-
phet, saying, Behold, a virgin
shall be with child, and shall
bring forth son. and they shall
call his name Emmanuel, which
being interpreted is, God with US
Then Joseph being raised from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

Eduardo Gomez was elected
president of the Cuban Club at
a meeting last night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

The Young Mems Democratic
Club will be organized tonight
at a meeting to be held in the
shOwrOOns of the Meltzer Motor
COMPANY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

tI9sg Probate Act. secs. II9. 1907
N THE COZ RT OF THE COT MY
JUDGE. MONROE COT TN. FLA.
IN PROBATE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17
NOTICE REQIIRING DEFENDANT
10 APPEAR

ALMA SIIINN STATION.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

Assistant State Attorney ].
Lancelot Lester, who was in
Miami on official business, re-
turned this morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-17

The Key West Hospitality
League arranged, at a meeting
last night, with William H.
Malone presiding, a program for
the entertainment of visitors
during the winter season.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
Mali oglasi
S+oreiissii moi

dobi sluzbo ma majhni farmi,
kjer je nekaj prasicev in kokosi.
Prednost lima Slovenec, XII dobi
stanovanje v zameno "a oskrbo
farme. Vprasa Sc ma $50 E.. 1852
st. ,.-.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

Zdaj je le premisljal, &c bo PAD
lahko uzil popolno sreco, pre-
den Sc bo kontalo njegovo xiv.
ljenje v tel norisnici, XII il ljudje
pravijo zivljenje, ali &c bo mo-
| raj gledati, kako je Sci kelih We
selja mirno njegovih ustnic. To
vse je zaviselo cd Tereze.
Medtem ko ,je Gottfried ma
TAX nacin prezivljal v navduse-
Inju blazeno uro, ie Tereza pre-
misliala nekatera prakticna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

bi le trajalo vecno" Nj zaupa-
la zivljenju.
Gospodarstvo je tisto leto
uspevalo posebno dobro, ,tako
da Anton Jakob sploh nj prisel
do sape. z zaupanjem je zrl v
bodoenost. Tu pa tam Sc ga je
polastil cuden nemir, njegove-
ga duha Sc je lotil skriven strah
in takrat je sumnici1 vse stvari
in vso svojo okolico. Neko noe
je sanjal, da je obkrozal njego-
vo posteljo roj crnih krokar-
jew in nazadnje sedel ma njego-
va prsa. Ker ga je tla6ila mora,
je glasno zakrical in njegovi kri-
XII so privabili Terezo IL njene
sobe. 80
"Deklica!" je dejal yes pre-
poten. "Nekaj strasnega sc mi
je sanjalo. Ostani pri meni."
Upihnila je sveeo in ostala. z
bednim srcem je placevala "a
ime gospe Mullerjeve. Ne, nj bi-
10 vee plaeilo, bila je zrtev, XII jo
je morala doprinesti Gottfriedu.
"Ko hi bill ia clovek ysaj re mr.
tev!" je premisljevala' to noe,
njena lica so zarela besnosti in
vse memo telo je trepetalo kljub
gorkoti v postelji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

Tereza je aeprestano opreza-
Ia "a nevai:nostmi, XII SO preza-
le. Skrb j je poostrila cute. Ce-
To- v ljubezenskih zamaknjenjih
je neprestano prisluskovala v
daljavo in oh najmanjsem Sunni
Sc je ostro okrenila, zenice v
njenih oceh so Sc zozile, din il
je zastajal in zastajalo j je BIZ
tie srca. "Kaj je bio to? Pst!'
mic! To je spodaj. Ali ne
n1ores prepreciti, da ii ne bi sr-
ce tako ropotalo p"
Nacelni sc z Gottfriedom nj
nikdar sestala, ne da bi Sc pre-
prieala, da je mono ubezati, &c
bi ju slucajno presenetili:
Medtem ko je bill Gottfried
dan "a dnem burnejsi, je Tereza
ohranila oblast mad seboj.
me, Gottfried! Tega Sc ne
smes storiti. Ne smes!"
Bliskajoce oci, tresoci Sc udi,
poljubi, dozoreli v polnem mla-
dostnem soncu.
'Bodi miren, Gottfried! Ia
ko - zdaj pojdiva spet. Res,
morava Sc obvladati. Tega ne
bi smela prenasati die. Pc vsem
telesu sc tresem."
"Vem, vem, toda ne morem
pomagati. Terezika, ii 81 mole
zivljenje! Ii 81 bila moja cd pr
vega trenutka, ko sem te ugle-
dal."
I'm pazi SCI" je pristavila Sc
petaje. "Bodi previden, &c me
pogledas. Verjemi, ii 81 nepre-
WIDEN. Prepogosto izgovarjas
moje ime. Pazi sc Matilde! Ne
mara izgleda neumna, toda oci
ina kakor ris. Tako - pojdi!
Dovolj zdaj."
Njeni zobje so Sc prizeli ma
n iep0ve ,1ctnico
"Tako - zdaj pojdem dol, ii
pa steees gor in ostanes zgoraj
najmanj emo uro. Medtem bonn
sla JAZZ v vas. Ali me razumes,
Lubbock Ko DO prisel stari do
NOV, DO vprasal, kje 81 bill yes
cas-. Vsakokrat vprasa."
Tereza je zapustila temni ko-
ticek "a stensko .omaro in po-
hitela v svojo solo,. da hi Sc po-
gledala v zrcalu. Kmalu je mr.
mraje .prepevala po stopnicah
navzdol in Gottfried je slisal ma
to, kako Sc glasno pogovarja.
Odsel je v svojo soho in Sc Sc
sedel ma stol - nezadovolien
in vendar naskrivaj neizmerno
vessel. Casa nj vec cutil in spri-
co neizmernega in pogubonos-
mega paradiza, katerega vrata
so Sc pred MIN ma siroko odpr-
la, Sc je YES svet zrusil v mic.
zavedal Sc je, da je odvrgel da-
lee proc vse moralne pojme, XII
so 81 jih izmislili ljudje. Kon-
emo, koncno Sc je vendar ognil
visoko mad mocvirje, il katere-
ga motnih globin so filozofi reg
ljali svoje ideje O vseh razprti-
jah in problemih, XII so divjali
v cloveskih prsih. Zdelo Sc mu
je, da je oh Terezini strani bo-
gu podoben, srecen, prost vsa-
kega moralnega pritiska, brez
vsakega ponizujocega obzira do
soljudi ali do omega posebnega
sobitja, XII je bill slucajno ME-
gov oce. Ne, otresel Sc je vseh
obicajnih slabosti in custev, Xxi
zasuznjujejo vsakdanjega clo-
veka, bill je torej vecji cd tega. |
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
TEREZA ETIENNE


dom je preiskala mali travnik
lin dejala: 'Najmanj, kar mora.
Iva storiti midva, ubogi bitji, je,
lie ziviva tako, da 81 ohraniva
cisto vest"
''Nisi mi verjela, ko sem 60
voril vesti," je dejal Gottfried
lin jo objel preko ramen.
"Tebi nj treba vesti," je 3D.
vrnila. 'Ker 81 MOI, je ne po-
trebujes. Pac pa JAZZ"
| S svojima bledima rokama je
,prijela njegovo glavo in jo pri-
tegnila k sebi.
"Ljubi! II mole srce" je re-
kla glasom, XII ga je skoraj du-
silo zmagoslavno veselje in XII je
kazal, kako Sc je opajala v si-
jaju koncno sproscene ljubezni.
"Ne verjamem, da 81 to ii. Ne
kdo drugi mora biti. Da, verjela
bonn, da je nekdo drugi. Povej,
kdaj 81 Sc prvie zaljubil v me-
ne?"
"Ko sem te prvic videl. Te-
rezika! Ma planini!!"
"Tako naglo?"
"Da, in povedal sem IT,"
''Non Dieu! Ko bi ii bila le
verjela!"
Dolga casa ju je obdajal glo-
box nocni molk in v tisini so sc
stapljale njune misli v rah | 0
ubranost.
Nenadoma je Tereza vstala.
"Pojdi, Gottfried, It'll mora
va"
Ko sta sc blizala Gamhofu, 10
je Gottfried objel.
"Poglej me zdaj," je rekla.
"Zdaj me poglej! Ali ne vidis v
mojih oceh? Jezus! Jezus! Vsak
clovek lahko vidi! Ne vem, ka-
ko maj skrijem."
"Nicesar Sc ne bojim!" je de-
jal Gottfried. "zdaj vendar Ii
vim! Koncno - koncno ."
Preden sta Sc priblizala hisi,
sta Sc locila.
Vzburkana po svoji mladosti,
opojena carovne moci svojih Gu
TOW sta Sc Tereza in Gottfried
brezglavo predala ognju. Maj
pref sta bila docela oslepliena
po navalu svojih custev. Nevar-
most, XII ju je stalno ogrozava1a,
zavest nenavadnosti, nezakoni-
tost nJune omame, vse to je lie
ojacalo silnost njune strasti.
Priloznost je bila glavni kljuc
do vrat njune ljubezni in vrata
so Sc zdaj povsod odpirala. zde-
10 Sc je, kakor da je stara 60
sposka hiSa ma Gamhofu zgraie-
ma nalasc "a skrivne ljubimce.
Tam je bila temna predsod-
ba, kjer so strlele stare, rezlja-
ne omare il stem, v zgornjem
nadstropju je bill majhen hod-
mix, XII ga je Tereza pred day.
MIN casom opremila ma obeh
koncih tezkimi zavesami, tn je |
bila njena soba, XII 81 jo zapu-
still lahko skozi mala hrastova
vrata ma hodnik, bila je kopal-
MICA s predsobo, polno metel in |
drugega orodja, tn je bill kletni |
obok mnogimi globokimi vdol-
binami, bilo je veliko podstresje |
pod ogromno streho, kjer so To-
:ile lesene pregraje oddelek cd
oddelka, tn je bila shramba Il
skratka, nestevilno kotickov, /
kjer sta diva zaljubljena mlada |,
:loveka lahko prezivljala mad
vse vesele trenutke, ne da bi sc
morala bati nevarnosti nenad- /
mega odkritja. |
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

(N000tJeO0N5e)
"Ne, ne, Terezaw je dejal
vneto. Nv to ne verujem vec.
Vrat bi 81 bill skoraj zlomil, ko
sem Sc hotel povzpeti v lepo ne
bo tam gori. Predajal sem Sc
razlicnim cudnim miselnim Pc
rotim in vendar so ostale mole
noge prikovane ma to, zemljo.
Ne verjamem, da hi lahko cello
najcistejse upanje ali najod-
lienejsa tako imenovana ced-
most odtrgala mole noge lie "a
ped cd te zemlje. Terezika! Do
celia odkrit bonn. Zemlja in vse
kar zivi ma njej, da, cello vse
vesoljstvo je zame uteleseno v
tebi. Ia meme nj nobenega clo-
veka, XII bi ii bill enak, nikdar
ne DO cloveka kakor 81 ii! Kako
maj bi te ne ljubil? In &c pravim
liubezen, ne mislim te besede v
vsakdanjem smislu. Proved TRIP
ljenja je povezanega njo. Srce
me je neprestano tako bolelo, ko
sem bill locen cd tebe, da bi 81
bill najraje iztrgal IL prsi to pre-
kleto stvar. In zdaj mi je Sc bolj
bridko. To je strasno, Rezika!
LIE pomisli, svoje roke lahko IL
team k luni, prekipevam lah-
ko hrepenenja po luni, lahko jo
cello pozelim. Svojo strast do lu-
ne lahko potesim, kakor vsak
drug clovek. Tebe pa ne smem
gledati, lie tebe ne smem ljubi-
ti!'
"Kako YES to, da ne smes?" je
vprasala skoraj hladno.'
ITO prepoveduje cloveska
druzba.'
"Bezr' je dejala. "Bodi od-
krit. Tega ne mislis resno."
'No potem pa moja vest, &c
hoces!" je zastokal.
"Gottfried! Gottfried!" je "a
klicala. "Ne smes varati meme
in sebe! Leta in leta 81 hodil v
svojih mislih menoj, sva no.
dila drug oh drugem. Delil 81
z menoj vse mole veselje, VISA
moja ponizanja in bridkosti. I'll
81 bill pravi povod vsej moji be-
di. In zdaj zatrjujes, da ii je po
vsem tenn razkrajalnem delu, XII
81 ga opravil ma meni, ostala Sc
vest, vest nasproti meni?"
Skoraj blazen smehljaj je
zdrknil preko njenih ustnic.
Dvignila je glavo. Globoko je
zadihala.
"Mocna sem," je dejala, "zelo
mocna. Gottfried, nikdar sc ne
boj, da me ranis. &c sc bonn zru-
sila, Sc bonn zrusila kakor DIRE
vo v viharju.'
"Tereza, najdrazja! Vem to.
In vem tudi, da DO, &c Sc zrusi
to drevo, Tereza, imelo tovari-
sa, XII Sc DO zrusil njim."
'Gottfried, najljubsi!" Prav
cd blizu mu je pogledala v oci
in polozila je svoji roki ma ME
govi. "Najino zivljenje je bilo
popoln m a ponesreceno. Ne
vem, kdo in kaj je temu krivo."
Brez odpora, skoraj obupno
so Sc nasle njune ustnice in
hladno je sijala luna ma cudo-
viii Ear, XII Sc je vnel tn Cd clo-
veka do cloveka. Dolgo, dolgo
casa sta lezala ma topli zemlji,
telo prizeto k telesu, roko v ro-
XII in nikdar MISC uzivale ustni-
ce slajsih ustnic. !,
Tereza Sc je prva vzravnala
in 81 poravnala lase. S pogle-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

Medina and his the Mira Flores
after
rights Romuu Beancour Raul Leon Edmundo Fernandez
Capt The
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Bought.
Wins Two
BY TOM HARPER

Before the second race was run
last night at Northville's harness
meet, the announcement was made
that an entry in the race, Kenny
Brooke, was under a new owner.
The horse had been purchased
by Joseph Martin Of Plymouth
from Art Born Of Milwaukee.
This news seemed 10 be taken
by the crowd Of some 3l69 per-
sons that Kenny Brooke would
want his new owner 10 realize
he had made a good buy
In the second race. 9-l6 of a
mile Kenny Brooke was made an
even money favorlte and led
from start TO finish 20 return
S4.20 for a 81 bet In the fourth
race, the black gelding again
took the lead and withStood a
hard drive IN the last 80 yards Of
the mile by MeXlcala Rose and
Friar, 10 win Kenny Brooke paid
81 60
Kenny Brooke coupled with
Baron Richard. winner of the first
race, returned a daily double pay
of OF Sl220 10 146 fans who
held the combination
In the sixth event. Lorene Lee,
81 favorltc. upset us Sulky al the
start and finished last. Worthy
Erniuc won the event
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Cheer Up. Anglers.
Prospects Are Great
BY DON GLLIES

Hook and line fishermen are
having a tough time OF II these
days.
Prospects for the coming week
nd. however, are the best in
weeks with the announcement
today that waters are receding
nd streams are clearing.
Perch fishing is good in Saginaw
Jay from Sand Point 10 Caseville.
ike are coming fair in the
'igeon River at Caseville.
In Oakland County, anglers re-
Jrt taking a few trout on worms
nd flies. with crappies and rock
is fair in the Huron River.
Streams are now clearing in
,nessee County with fishing
irly good. although few fisher
en- have been out the past few
vs..
Fishing is not good N the cast
II of Huron County. Waters are
III high and roily. Yesterday
as the first day that perch had
en- biting.
.pl Monroe County anglers have
I'd a poor week with the largest
itch checked consisting of eight
nedium sized bullheads. This
pecie is still the number one fish
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Fires %,
Takes Golf Lead

PHILADELPHIA. June il CUP)
Jimmy Hines. Unattached pro-
fessional playing out of Chicago,
fired a 4-under par Sc 10 take the
early lead in the first round of
the Philadelphia Inquirers Invi-
tation Golf Tournament al the
Llanerch Country Club today.
Hines shot 34-32 to tie the
course record established 10 years
ago
Johnny Bulla, commercial air
line pilot playing from Augusta,
Ga, posted sub-par IS. Bulla,
out in 80 when he missed a Sc
ries of four-foot putts,-eame back
in - with seven l-putt green's.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Stops RdIIYCoId,
ThenWinsGdme

Called upon as relief pitcher
in the second inning with bases
loaded and none out, Dominick
Calcagno, Battalion No s right
handler. retired the side without
run crossing the plate al Jayne
Field.
After the fine job Of hurting
done by Calcagno. his teammates
gave him enough support 10 over
come a 80 deficit and defeated
No. 4, IA
Battalion No. II won its sixth
straight, defeating No. 3 behind
the seven-hit hurting of Ed Bourg.
Sheldon Pearson, No, z left fielder
hit a homer with one on in the
fifth 10 help his team win over
No. /, to 5. Battalion No. 2
scored twice in the seventh in
ming 10 hand No. II a to 2
defeat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Scratches
BELMONT PARK

bkLhDNT Fthh
Weather. clear track. muddy
eecond Rsce-JohnEpcri. Peak Load FlrH
+sfd. Tfct Tack. Wslger.
Fourth RAee-Braek
Firh Racs--Chsnce sick Dsgzef johnnie
,sEinn. Pspsr knife. Smart stuff Chesy
p tanning knisht.
THISTLE DOWN
Weather clear. trAcE, heavy
FlrSt Rsce--Golden Bert
Second Rsce-Son of Hon. Good MrstsEt
sixth Rsce--HsfgrAu MAYS Lullaby
DELAWARE PARK
weather clear irScs isfi
Second Rare-iole Gossip. Fox Clay
Thlfd Rsce-Sslecise.
sixth Race--GOod Cross
seventh Psce-Bright Pemafk
Elsath Rsee-Equirpcc nitrg'f TIfCr
SUFFOLK Downs
weather clear track. fast
Tiru Race-Fire Kabo
Sirth Rscs-Boy Angler. Merry sunlhins
seventh Rzce-ZscshfAnd Desert Batf.f
EiFhth Race-Bird lot
LINCOLN FIELDS
weather cloudy. trecE sr'
First RAte-Devil't FrOlic Buulnl CklPt
Eighth RAcs-Here Nov
SANTA ANITA
weather clear rscs fs-i
first R4rc--Couft ToUbo. Jos WsT Bon
iarst T0ppci Plucky lea +.
second Rscc-LomA MAJ nrh Nasal
warrior Mite Be- Count Gay
Third Ract-War Map. Mia MeIts
OCEAN Moon Count Alert
seventh Rsce-Cold Pomp Csuch0
Eighth Race-Dsrs Play, NtTy True
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

taken. Very few crappies and oc-
casional catfish have been seen
In Lapeer County very little
fishing has been done the past
week a fep-eike were taken
from the Flint River. Trout fish
ing is poor
Walleye fishermen report fair 10
good luck on the St. Clair River
with prospects excellent for the
coming weekend, providing the
weather Is favorable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
This viii Fix Him

COLUMBUS. O., June Ia (UP)
President George NJ. Trautman
of the American Association today
fired Minneapolis first baSeman
Joe Lafata $40 for abuse Of
umpireS IN a game at Indianapolis,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Six Titan Golfers.
METERS Get Letters

SIX University Of Detroit golf.
ers and netters have been
awarded varsity letters. il was
announced today by athletic d.
rector Brazil
Linksmen Salvatore Pomante.
Harold Cook. Adam Nowicki and
Bob Ryan and netters Marion
Mac Taylor and Fred KasSner
received the honorS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

JLTs ENTRIES AND BEST SELECTIONS RACE TRACKS
BEST SELECIlONS
Lew Walter

S-BREyITHoRE. Not Tomorrow, SHARP
s-MoUNTAHEER. Son Of Tara First
7-pARBY pELILAH. Tarpsn. Captains
Aide
s-LANDsLIDE Lucky b, NapoO,
EsT-MOUNTAiHEER.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
I-TOTAL ECLIPSE, PomiVa. Wheat
ILLINOIS CLOUD, Dibber, Karen 9
3-TURKEY FEATHER, Charming saint
4-cHAEGE HIRE. Leo Mclaughlin, Eric
knight. -. -,
s-JOsIEs PAL, Discouraged, RalI. Call
7-PENHY PINCHER. Grand Divide Chow
s-cAPT. CAUTION. Blue warrior Gun
Bearer. -
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tIRsT RACT-4-ycsr-oids and up a, nile
saleta n Eccard so 40 100
upist 1hcMgl.ent ll.2o $50
tndon Point BALiel 20
Tims i.l2 IS. of 23liI
'rlwsr John Are Appss TappsI Fogoso.
irh Honey Black Africa MAJ . ESpriL
Whi,ey and S-PatTol Pilot aisc ran.
Garheid entry
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE--3-yesr-Oids, = mile
Russian Valor
4 Perrane Il 30 $40 90
Gun Deck Atkinson 10 20 so
SinHinF Bid Trent 10
Time ia Is. of Is
BlencO Carresu Phsra mOnda Down
stream Painter Branch Genial sam s,
Vampire and Trace Man also ran
SECOND RACE 3-year-olds and Up. y
mile
His Jewel HanSmsni $40 400 3 so
Wise sun Kirkland $50 $40
Military Man Wright 40
AnunoS Brown Mountain Joel Ace Star
Yankee Filler. ToVpAth. Bridon, Breath Tsker
and Kings Count also ran
THIRD RACE-4-yetr-olds and up about
: miles steeplecbsSe
RouRemonf tCruF so : 20 out
SUSSEX Harrison 40 out
s-OSsao&n iHslkef 4.- cut
Time g. 50 3-5 or ? ~
s-Meetins House on the CUT ana NAMES
Lac also ran
ST 7 Moot e~frv
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Rivalry With Sister
Aided Meter HetZeck
BY STANLEY l.. BRINK

Tennis champions get that way
variously In the case of Alexan-
der Thomas Hetzeck Jr., 16, Ham,
tramck. 1945 Metropolitan high
school winner. the desire TO de-
feat his older sister, Virginia kept
him in the game when he wanted
TO quit.
Virginia's string Of victories
ended one day three years ago at
Hamtramck Park. At the same
time Alex caught the eye of Mrs.
F. j. (Jean) Hoxie, Hamtramck
coach
His parents gave him every en-
couragement That the encourage
ment and coaching were ample is
shown in the record.
Hetzeck. is addition 10 holding
he city title. is western boys
champion. ranking No. !, laurels
coming TO him al Milwaukee in
1914 when he whipped Matthew
Murphy, Of San Francisco
Murphy stood as the West
Coasts best and had not lost a
tournament match until he met
HetZeck. Later HetZeck and John
Kollba gained the doubles top.
Koliba and Hetzeck reached the
national semifinals at Kalamazoo,
losing 10 Hebert Behrens and
Richard Mouledous. 6-3. rs.
Behrens is national boys singles
champion. The Hamtramck pair
stand fifth in national doubles
with Hetzeck fifth in singles
Hetzeck's rise since 1912 is di-
rectly due TO constant practice
and competition against all
comers, in or out OF his class. The
day after he won the local prep
title from Leonard Brose of Cen
trail, Alex was working out as
usual al Hamtramck Park
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

DELAWARE PARK
1-FIRST LOOIE, Anne Again. Johns
Gala,
2-JACK MADICAN, Rcss Bella. BE
Favored.
3-FIRE LADDER. Dolly Warden. Chance
Bullet.
4-MAECASE Pompion, GorFst
o-HiCH COMMAND. Mugs Game. Open
ing Bid
6-RED GIN sun Herold vAldina Brave,
7-sQuADROH BLACK Object Wise Timmie
Shy RlCKEY, Flying Ned Busy Man.
BEST-RED GIN
BELMONT PARK
mad ANTHONY Kings Feast Jetts T
2-PEP WELL, Colony Boy. MAnipuf
3-LIEUT. WELL, Little Sammie. Calactic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

n-NthDt 70 rum -
1Three pounds ks pounds. IKI7 p0undi
apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed according 20 post positions
weather clear. track. fast.
Potl 80 .. m. Detroit time.
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SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS
FOR FRIDAY

trses listed IN order of post position
weather. cloudy track fast.
pntf III Dclfnit Inn
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a-NOrWak stable entry
Al lbs apprentice allowance claimed
KS lbs apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed IN order ~ post position
Weather. clear track fast
Post, 2 30 m Detroit time