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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

'eTudi zabava, srneh, zalost
je delo. =
'.Ne razumem."
'Jaz razumem.- &c pa sedim
brez vsake maske - in masko
innate vedno pri zabavah - te-
daj sele pocivam. In to je pri
vas, gospa.".
'Hvala.' y ..
s'In hvala vam - in lahko
noc!" :.
Pirc je vstal, pocasi odsel
proti vratom in ko mu je Meta
podala roko, j hi bio, da hi ga
povabila, a Pirc je sam dejal:
I'm Sc pridem."
"Pocivat?' - =
"Pocivat."
ze zdavnaj je odbila ura pol
noci, a v Mlakarjevem stano-
vanju je se vedno gorela luc.
Tina je leze in sede slonela VISA
skljucena ma zofi, pred MO je
bila odprta knjiga, brala ze
nekaj casa nj vec. Zrla je pre-
ko belih listov ma tia in sc po-
tapljala v spomine ma zadnje
dni. Smehljaje je tipala po O.
nih mislih, XII so obkrozale Cor.
nika. Prav ma tel zofi sta bila
s1onela in vse vroce so bile ME
gove besede. 20, kako me lju-
b." je sepetala; "v njegovih
oceh je toliko dobrote in lju-
bezni, v njegovih besedah je to-
iiko moci in brezmejnega "a.
upanja vame in vase in v pri-
hodnost, XII jo vidi vso solncnc
in zlato pred seboj, verujem
mu, XII je ia ko mocan, take
zdrav, tako moz in MOI! o, da
bi bila inela ze pref, ze zdav'
maj pref odprte oci, kako vse
drugace bi sc bila zasukala mo-
jega zivljenja pot! Pa morda j
bila VISA ia prevara potrebna
potrebna kot predplacilo "a vsc
sreco, XII pride. In pride, goto
vo, mora priti! 0, mora priti!
(Dalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
I'm vedno dosezete svoj smo-

!, ! I'm vedno dosezete svoj smo-
ter?
20 vedno - Sc preveckrat; ];
se vse proved mi padajo sadovi
v narocje. Da, cash in ponekod
cello ne bi zelel, da bi .bilo tako
Egladko vse; zoprno mi je ze to.
Tako ma primer pri Bizjako-
vih.' .....,...>
t..Sem 81 ze mislila."
"Ste? PRAY. Kakor sem vam
bill ze omenil - Poldi mi je ze
z vseh koncey in krajev od-
vec." =.
"Reva je, rada vas ina. !,
"Rada, rada - kaj morem
"a to? In prav pri njej mi to nj
vsec. Plazi sc "a menoj kakor
zvesti pes IL citank.'
MOI Bog! Zenska, ljubece
bite, - in pes!'
"Da. In &c Sc ne veste, psoy
jaime maram. To so sunni. In
ne maram zivalskih psov, ne u.
radniskih, ne vladnih in nika.
kin. Pa tudi ljubecih me-"
"Fia, ha, v dobro voljo me
spravljate"
"Jako lepo cd vas in - me-
ne. Pa dalje: to kleceplastvo
iskanje mojih pogledov in kre'
tenj, slepota "a vse mole sla'
bosti, hlastanje "a vsem, kal
je le cd dalec v zvezi mojc
osebo, vecno iztikanje "a moi
mi koraki in odpuscanje vsegs
in povsod, to vidite, to- mi je
zoprno, studi sc mi. Fell"
~ gospod doktor, strasn
ste! Uboga Poldiw
"Sama je kriva. &c ne vidi
&c ne cuti, &c ne razume, ka
morem zato? JAZZ, XII ljubim po
nos - in tudi vi, gospa, ste po
nosni. In &c znate logicno skle
patti, ceprav ste zenska, bostt
razumeli, kaj hocem reci
"Pa mi je zdajle prav vsec
da Sci m toliko zenska, da n,
znam logicno sklepati. - o cen
drugem, o Gem drugem, gospot
doktor!!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

ssZakai Sc iznnikate? Sc boil
lie ?"'
.cesa ?'
"Predobro veste. 1esa. IA ne
boite So -"
"Prevee 81 domisliate. 20.
spod doktor."
"Ah. kai hi $ tenn. vseh Ia
k;b IN nodohnih stvar; imam
sez elavo dovoli in nj mi do
Nth nosehno I'm in zdaile
no" ~r~'.,
"I,epo." .~
"Ali t,,di me-"
"Pa poveite mi vendar. 90.
spod doktor, zakaj ste pray.
zaprav prisli k meni nocoj?"
"Odpocit sem Sc prisel, go.
spa.", " Il >..,
"Odpocit? To pa nj poklOn. :.
"Po mole - Sc z eIo velih
poklon!"
"Po mole pa vidim, da mo-
ram biti stara v vasih oceh, &c
pridete pocivat k meni.''
"Kaj niste stari?'
Meta Sc je zacudila.
"Kako menite?"
"Ah, zenska, zenska, XII no
&c biti nikdar stara! Ne mlslin
po letih - a start ste. Sc nlste
vedeli tega?"
Meta je zmajala z glavO lr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
v METEZU
MARIJA KMETOVA


v preprogo. Potem pa je "a
vzdihnila in zamahnila z roko:
"Ta neumna Poldi! Pride in mi
kvasi tn O TIM in Gorniku in
M | a k arju- in Strnadu!'
Vzravnala Sc je v naslanjacu,
naslonila glavo dalec nazaj,
prekrizala roke pod brado in sc
zagledala v luc. Neskoncno u
trujenost je zacutila v vseh u
din, v glavi pa so po bliskovo
hitele misli: ''Denar, denar, kaj
mi je zdaj ia denar? Kaj vse to
razkosje, VISA ia villa, avtomo-
bill, prijazni obrazi, hinavske,
laskave besede, besede v tiso-
cerih lazeh? Kaj mi je vse to ?
Sredi prijateljev, sredi mnozi-
ce vseh pozemskih dobrot sem
vendar cisto sama, sama. Dom
imam in vendar nimam donna
prijatelje imam in vendar nj
nam prijateljev, nobene duse,
XII bi Sc potopila v m ojo. In
vendar sem clovek, kri in meso,
in srce in dusa. Veselje, zalost,
trpljenje, smeh, jok - vse po-
znam, vse kot vsi drugi - in
vendar - ne smem biti kakor
drugi. Zakaj, zakaj vse to?''
Sklonila Sc je in skrila obraz v
dlaneh. "Zakaj? Zakaj je bill
Strnad moi MOI? - LIE zaradi
denarja je bill prisel - meme je
pahnil cd sebe. O tisti strasni,
strasni, grozni cas-! Zakaj sem
morala videti prevaro, zakaj
sem jo videla? S "a sem bila
sklonila hrbet, a vec nisem mo.
gla, nisem in nisem. In kdo me
je bill potisnil v vrvez in mesa
nico prepovedanih potov? Kaj
nisem bila imela trdne volje Ii
yeti kot postena zena, ljubeca
zena "a moza in dom? Use, vse
sem hotela - a on nj hotel -
lie denar, zlato - prekleto zla-
to-! zakaj sem videla, da me nj
ljubil, da je incl zenske? In
zakaj moi ponos, da sem mu
odrekla posestvo, denar? All -
in potem vse tisto blato, XII ga
je bill zalucal vame, da sem O.
strmela, onemela in ze sama
verjela, da je lie podlost v me-
nj. In vendar je bill on pricel!
Pred svetom pa sem bila kriva
JAZZ - in on - Sc danes je cist,
je spostovan, je obce cislani 60
spod notar dr.. Strnad! Ha, ,ha
- in JAZZ vlaeuga." Stresla
Sc je v notranji grozi, a obraz
Sc je skrotovicil v trpkem ma
smehu. ''Vlacuga - lepo, zelo
lepo." Poeasi je dvignila glavo
in zaprla oci; topo je udarjala
kri v sencih in v usesih je su-
stelo in zvenelo. Pogledala je in
Sc nasmehnila. ''Ko bi kdo vi
del mole misli? Kdo bi jim ver-
jel? Tina, Gornik, Mlakar, Pol
di 49, vsi - vsi - kako Sc to
gnete, mesa, mesa - in to bo-
di zivljenje? To? All" Posko-
ella je, sluzkinja je stala pri
vratih in il pomolila vizitko.
''Dr. Pirc", je brala brez mi
sli, Sc pogladila po laseh in de-
jala glasno:
"Doktor Pirc? Kaj hoce? Po-
zno je re ."
v tenn hipu pa so sc ze odpr-
la vrata.
"Klanjam Sc! Motim?''
Meta Sc je vzravnala in "a
cudeno pogledala, a koj Sc je
iztreznila in ze je bila vsakda-
MIA maska ma njenem obrazu,
ko je dejala:
"Prosim, gospod doktor! L.
volite sesti.''
Sedel je v naslanjae, Meta je
pocasi sedla ma zofo in ponu-
dila Pircu cigarette. Medic SO
vzvalovali modricasti kolobar-
cki cigaretnega dina in Pirc je
dejal zamisljeno:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

le ustnice navzdol, v oceh je BIZ
la zloba, prezir do vsega, viso-
ko cello Sc je gubancilo v mno-
zico rezkih BRAID in roke so BIZ
lie stare, zaspane, vseh naslad
site. Visoko, kosceno telo je
strlelo v naslanjacu kakor kup
neoklescenih vel in vse kretnje
so bile pocasne.
"Grd sem, kajne?"
Meta Sc je zdrznila in sc v
sunku okrenila in v trenutku Sc
je domislila, da je veckrat Sill
sala praviti, kako je Pirc BIZ
stroumen in visoko naobrazen; !;
glasno pa je povzela:
"Preskromni ste."
"Ha,ha," Sc je presekano "a
smejal Pirc, "ujel sem vas pri
vasem opazovanju in natancno
vem, da Sc vam studim."
"Gospod doktor!'
mic ne de; JAZZ to dobro Gu
tim, a mic ne de-" Zamahnil je
z roko in utrnil cigarette in jo
kadil dale.
"Ce tako Cutie, pac ne mo-
rem "a to-" je utrujeno dejala
Meta in ,zivahnejse nadaljeva-
la: "Sicer pa, kako to, da niste
pri Bizjakovih? Nj Sc dolgo, da
je 'odsla Poldi cd tn - vozarili
sva sc avtomobilom in veliko
Sc je smejala. In zdi Sc mi, da
vas zdajle pricakuje doma."
"Joj, joj, kako radi bi sc me
iznebili, gospa! To pa ze res nj
lepc - in kar tako naravnost
Pa tudi to mic ne de-"
'FOh - pa &c ze hocete biti
tako nataknjeni, pa bodite in
obracajte besede; tudi meni mic
ne de-"
"Ha, ha - ali sem vas? Pa
sem vas! Kako ste jezni! In to
vam krasno pristoja, te vase O.
ci - iskrice, same iskrice -
ha - ha - vsec ste mi, zares,
izvrstno vam pristoja."
"Gospod doktor neslani
ste.'
"ze mogoce. - Pa, da vas
res ne bonn zalil dale - torej,
kaj ste re hoteli vedeti? Zakaj
nisem zdajle pri Bizjakovih? -
Do tule, vidite, imam Poldi -''
in je dvignil roko do nosa.
"Zdaj ste pa re res grdi," je
odvrnila Meta in 81 sama priz-
gala cigarette, ceprav je Pirc ze
drzal pripravljeno vzigalico.
"Zelo sem vam zoprn."
Meta je skomizgnila z ra-
mani.
xvi tako hocete d danes in
iscete sivank, pa jih imejte, ne
bonn sc opravicevala, cenjeni 60
spod doktor."
"Velecenjena gospa - hvala
vam. Tako." Pirc Sc je globoko
priklonil, Sc zazrl v sliko ma
stem in govoril:
"Cuden clovek sem, vem, in
malokomu sem vsec. In to, 60
spa, me ne jezi in ne boil, am
pax mi je Sc v zabavo. Zares,
kar uzivam cash, ko vidim, ka-
ko vzbudim odpor v tenn in O.
mem, XII pridem k MIN v druz-
DO, neko notranje zadovoljstvo
zacutim takrat in ma smeh mi
je, da bi sc zarezal ma yes glas
- in to tudi veckrat STORM. {"
"Perverzni uzitki."
'Mogoce, naravni in navad-
nj res MISC. A to me prav mic
ne mott. Rad, prerad pomesam
stremo vseh teh povprecnih lju-
di in jim razbrskam skrbno IL
glajene, po vseh strogih zako-
nih in najstrozjih formulah IL
risane stezice. Kaj bi vse te
maske! Lop - zamahnem po
njih, da sc VISA sminka in z We
iko skrbjo polizana frizura kar
tako razcedi in izonegavi."
"Jastreb med piscanci?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26

Center, the Crimea
dent Roosevelt Prime Minister
latest conference Lower
big Three and their advisers Upper the Bg Three"
Cea conference which
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-26
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

The American League welcomes
Col Larry The Red) MacPhail,
new part owner and president Of
the New York Yankees The
league is getting one of the most
colorful and efficient men in base
ball.
Larry was born in Cass City,
Mich, and for many years made
his home in Grand Rapids, where
he cot a start in the banking
business e.. Later he was gen
eral manager OF the Cincinnati
Reds and then held the same post
with the Brooklyn Dodgers, doing
an outstanding job.
lie has been in the army for
several years, reaching the rank Of
colonel He is 10 be discharged,
subject TO recall lie was in
the last war and a member of the
daring party that made an at
tempt TO kidnap the kaiser from
Holland after the war -. The
effort was unsuccessful, but Larry
has an ash tray he took from the
desk Of the former emperor OF
Germany.
Larry was one Of the most
ardent sponsors of night baseball
at Cincinnati and a believer in
extensive farm systems for major
league teams His knowledge
of baseball made him a candidate
for Judge Lands job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Bouts in Polo Grounds

Mike Jacobs has closed deal
with the New York baseball
Giants TO promote weekly fight
programs AZ the Polo Grounds
starting June ] 49,. Finding
| players is majors only problem
|for 1945," SAYS a Chicago news
paper headline o.. We'll, players
|Are often necessary.
Babe Pratt. defense star Of the
Toronto Maple Leafs, IS a railroad
brakeman when not foolng around
with a puck Bob Montgomery,
who holds the New York version
of the lightweight championship,
now is boxing instructor at Luke
Field, Ariz. -.
In one place in Italy just be-
fore a show Leo Durocher, Dodger
pilot and a member of one OF the
USO units. met a Red Cross nurse
who showed she was well in
formed on baseball matters
The nurse was Shirley Cobb,
daughter of TN Cobb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
wEATHERMAN OUR PAL

The wcatherman is in cahoots
with winter sports lovers this
season and everything points 10
one of the greatest Derby days
in the 23-year history Of the
Times meet.
Included in the field Of 60-odd
hladesnen and lassies from other
cities who will take part in the
4S-eVent program are such out
standing stars as Bobby FitZ-
gerald, national record holder in
The half-mile and go yards. and
Betty Frahlin, also a national
record holder from Minneapolis,
Eileen Whalley and Betty Mitchell
from Winnipeg, senior and inter
mediate girls champions Of Can
ada. Beatrice Amann, Windsor,
Conn. New England senior girls
titleholder; Bud Quinn Of Cleve-
land. Ohio senior champ; Rita
Janet Chicago, Illinois senior
girls champion; Don Evans and
frankie Daley, Cleveland, Leroy
Sherman, Toledo.
II should be a great afternoon
Of racing with fast going promised
by ice curator Milton Stokes. II
is certain that Michigan's con-
auering Vino Bozich will get
plenty Of racing from the out
siderS,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Mack Counting
On Same Team

FREDERICK. Md. Jan. q
(UP)-The Philadelphia Athletics
are going to stand pat on the
team which finished in fifth place
IN the 1914 pennant race, with no
player deals in sight, coach Earl
Mack indicated today.
Mack, who came here to pre-
pare for the opening of spring
training, scheduled to start March
Is, said that he expected most of
last years team to return.
Infielder Irving Hall has been
classified in 4-F and pitcher Jess
Flores is expected to report de-
spite stories that he intends to
play in Mexico, Mack said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
SO is Low

Neither Byrd nor Nelson how
ever, claimed the days best
round frankie StraZza. Green
wich. Conn. posted sizzling 63.
tying the Breckenridge competi-
tive record set in 1889 by Harold
Jug McSpaden.
Strazza s round-32 going out,
81 coming in--missed only by one
stroke tying the PGA competitive
mark set by Walter Hagen and
twice tied later by Ben Hogan and
once by Lawson Little.
But Strazza 63 added 20 a
poor first round "a put him well
behind the leaders with 1877
Raymond Gafford, Fort Worth,
Tex, whose 66 was good for the
lead at the end Of the first is
holes slipped 10 a 70 today and
into a tie for fourth place at 1876.
McSpaden. with Sc today. had
third place all TO himself with a
l25 total.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Record urnout of Boys
Features Skates Derby

Two more Minneapolis skat-
ers, Bob Moore, intermediate
champion of Minnesota, and
Dick Leaf, runner-up, will race
in the open events sunday along
with the other Out-of-tOwn en-
tries. They decided TO come
down with Bobby Fitzgerald
and Betty Frahlin at the
eleventh hour.
Don Nolan, former Cleveland
skater. now an aircraft worker
here, is an impressive newcomer
held Ohio title four years
made final of Silver Skates Sun
day 90. Fitzgerald, who is rated
as the fastest skater in the world
spent four months studying an
course al Michigan State
now has a medical discharge
from army air force.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Wings Score
Three in First

Detroit Red Wings were leading
Chicago Blackhawks, 80, at the
end of the first period at Olympia
Saturday night.
Jud McAtee. the red-headed re-
serve VINO was SUbbIHE fOT the All
ing sgd Howe, proved himself a
worthy replacement by putting
Detroit in front in the first two
minutes.
McAtee picked up a loose puck
in center ice and Skated right
down center through the entire
Chicago team 10 get in alone on
goalie Mike Karakas for an un-
assisted goal
Although the Hawks second
line of Butch Mcdonald, Pete
Horeck and Johnny Harms made
several threats. the Wings ran
their lead TO 30 when Carl Lis
combe popped in a 20-footer from
left wing after seven minutes Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
ZelIer Discounts BarroW
AS Successor to LandiS
By LEO MACDONELL

Webb as "a good thing for base
ball
ct brings new blood and new
money into the league" he said.
And we're glad TO welcome
MacPhaH into the American
League"
Lands Job is now being handled
by a board composed of Will Har-
ridge. American League president;
Ford Fuck, National League
prcXy. and Leslie O'Connor, for
mer secretary TO Lands.
Zeller is optimistic over base
balls chances of continuing in
l945, and is going ahead with
plans for the Tigers 10 report tC
the Evansville Ind, training camp
March Is.
Manager Steve O'Ncill anC
Scout Wish Egan Will accom-
pany ZeUer to the New Yorl
meeting,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Ed Barrow. New York Yankees
boss until the sale Of the club last
week, likely won't be the sue
cessor TO the late Judge Lands,
nor would he want the job as
h a aseball commissioner, Jack
Zcller general manager Of the
Tigers, said today.
Barrow. being ~, feels he il
too old for the job" Zeller said.
land the big league owners
would want a younger man.
Zeller believes Lands successor
will not be named at the ma1or
league meeting in New York next
week. or this season, and II
wouldn't surprise him If none was
picked for he duration
The Tigers executive hailed the
sale of the Yankees to Col Larry
.MacPhail, Dan Topping and De
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

There were more than a hun
dred skaters racing IN the heats
of one race in The Detroit Times
Derby events at Belle Isle Satur-
dAThis was Tho novice news
b battle. a l-6-mile race, and
the final was won by Joe Donald
son with Bill De Slower and Karl
Wettberg taking second and third.
Ken Hall, who has been stag
Ing the big Derby these %
years, said he had never seen a
bigger turnout OF youngsters,
not only In the novice classes,
but in all of TN, lower age
brackets.
Lloyd Guenther, referee Of the
meet, who follows the skaters
around me- inside rim of the
course. figures he'll cover about
90 miles during this Sundays
racing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

man has 40 candidates in his win
|terfootbaH program at Minnesota
The Gophers are drilling three
Times a week in 'he fieldhouse ...
Ford Frick, National League
prexy being mentioned for he
late Judge Lands job as commits
kioner and an expert and enthusi-
|Hstic curler, plans 10 be in an in
ternationai bonSpiel in Quebec
next month .
Jimmy Councilman is writing a
book about a charming fellow
[himself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Byron Nelson's admirers say the
Toledo pro would never have lost
a golf tournament If he could putt
rs accurately as he can drive and
approach .
The chairman Of the New York
State Boxing Commission gets 4
Isl. .500-a-year salary II costs
John J. Hettche 10 serve as chair
man of the Michigan board
Eotre Dame and Navy will play
football in Cleveland next Nov. 3
AThe baseball Giants in 1914
rd ed $4,000 from football at
the Polo Grounds
Since the Evansville tIndD park
board cut ms salary as a mu-
nicipsl course pro. Bob Hamilton,
the PEA champion. now registers
for tournaments from Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Dundee Pilots Dorazio

Chris Dundee the New York
fight manager. has taken over the
contract Of Gus Dorazio, veteran
philadelphia heavyweight
Barney Ross is in New York try
ing to line up talent for his Los
Angeles boxing shows Curtis
lHatcbet NAM Sheppard has
signed a contract with George
Eainford. New York fight man
bger who brought Ray Robinson
0my Shead in the navy, re-
his magic golf touch the
past TWO years running soif
roarse at San Diego Notre
Dame is COMPARING its l7-year-old
Freshman star. Vince Boyryla.
with Ed lMoosel KrauSe- three
lime All-America basketball cen
Ter
Marty Brill, former Irish star
J. among the more than 25O APP
plicants for the football coaching
bob al -tCLA He recently re.
burned TO civilian life after Serv-
bng in both the army and marine
rOTDs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Dog Sled Derby
Starts at | P. NJ.

All contestants for the
Dog Sled Derby report at
Belle Isle, o'clock. This
event il the first of the long
program in THE DETROIT
TINES GOLD AND SILVER
SKATES meet today. Any
Kid is eligible. Is or under,
and any kind of a dog Is per-
miSsable. Rules provide Kids
must wear skates and there
must he a passenger on the
sled, either a kid or a
dummy. Entries taken at
starting line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
S+eeIers Want Sutherland

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 27 (UP)-
1t. Comdr. Jock Sutherland, for
mer professional and collegiate
football coach, has been contacted
by officials Of the Pittsburgh Steel
erS professional team concerning
his availability for the job oi
coaching the Steelers, it wa,
Learned tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Mackenzie Cdgers
Beat u. D. High, BIS

Mackenzie High defeated L Of
D. High, 1925. in a Metropolitan
League cage game Saturday night
The teams were tied, 13-all al the
half.
BevE Fraser topped the Stays
with 70 points, as John Kerwln
and Bud Jackie each tailed seven
for the Cubs. a
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Army as a star
early in Sep
te m b eT
a ( c r o n Q
glance az the
cadet phennn-
Layelle wired
+ d McKeever
a South Bend
Have just seen
s u p 2 rnan In
the flesh he
wears number
35 on his Army
Jersey
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
FIRST PERIOD
No Athlete Defermeni
Cases Reviewed YET

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (UP)
The adiutant generals office
said today that no cases of defer
ment of professional athletes have
been reviewed under the new war
department order, but that a num-
Der had been received or were
on route
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

played Tor some
war charity and
NTH war bonds
D prizes" e..
Jack Reynolds,
y h o die d in
.tovington, Ky.
the other day.
Iome years ago
was a familiar
figure on the
Wrestling m a I
tt Arena Gar
hens.
Bernie Bier-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Star Skaters
Race Sunday
BY KEN HALL
Dstrolt Iims' skates DERBY Editor

Eleven Of the greatest skaters
in the United States VIII be in
town 10 compete in The Detroit
Times Skates Derby on Belle Isle
this Sunday.
They VIII face the pick OF
Michlgans best In the Walter
OSmun Memorial race at two
miles the Oscar PsrmeHtieF- -H4iie
for men and the Harry Carl race
FOR girls, IN addition 10 the open
events
The 23d annual Derby will also
have the thrilling finals Of the
Gold and Silver Skates races.
Lake Tacoma. Belle Isle, will
be the scene Of action starting at
/ 80 with the tenth annual dog
Sicd Derby amt grand march Of
all contestants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Cat Show at Oetroiter

The Michigan Cat Clubs annual
show at the Hotel Detroiter will
end this Sunday with the Judging
of the best cat in show. All profits
of the show go 10 the Michigan
Humane Society.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
HARMON HAS 1877

Gafford and Tex ConSolver,
Wichita, Kan. were tied in fourth
place with l36.
Strazza, Pfc. Leland Gibson Of
Randolph Field, Tex: Leonard
DodSon of San Francisco and
Claude Harmon of Crosse Pointe,
Mich. were next, grouped al 137
Frank Strana h n, Maxwell
Field. Ala. the leading amateur,
had a 13S total, as did Toney
Penna. Dayton. o., and Denny
Shute, the Akron. O., veteran,
The starting field of 10 will be
trimmed 10 the low 50 professions
and low 10 amateurs for tomor-
rows 36-hole finale.