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Evening star., 1945-06-24
.VFW Auxiliary
Elects Officers
At Annual Meet

Officers of the District of Co.
lumbia Department., Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, were in
stalled at the 18th annual encamp-
ment last Sunday by Mrs. Sally
Cannon, national junior vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Ethel Sendlak, ma
tional council member.
They are: President, Mrs. Mildred
Carter; senior vice president, Mrs
Irene Norton; Junior vice president
Mrs. Grace Fields: treasurer, Mrs
Beulah Waller: secretary, Mrs. Edith
Hiese: chaplain. Mrs. Josephine
Welch; conductress, Mrs. Josephine
Wright; guard, Mrs. Ruth Keene;
chief of staff, Mrs. Ola Webb; pa
triotic instructress, Mrs. Jessie Will
liams, color bearers, Mrs. Josephine
Young, Mrs. Rose Reilly and Miss
Thelma Lohman; flag bearer, Mrs
Christine Burke; banner bearer
Mrs. Mary Tucker: assistant con-
ductress, Mrs. Mary Hargraves;
assistant guard, Mrs. Una Dorsey;
musician. Mrs. Mabel Jones.
District presidents are Mrs. Rose
Cipirona, Mrs Edna Rose, Mrs. Ethe,
Holiday, Mrs. Daisy Hilleary, Mrs
Frances Dove, Mrs. Anna Mae
Sypes, Mrs. Edith Starner.
A department meeting will be
held July and a council of admin.
istration meeting will be called by
the department president within
the next two weeks. Chairman will
| be announced later.
Mrs. Sendlak, assisted by Pas
Department President Mrs. Eolt
Wright, last week installed ofIicer.
Of the Virginia department at Har.
risonburg, Va.
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Eight ct Forty

E1gnt et Ofty.
The Eight ct Forty met at the
Washington Hotel on Wednesday
night, where Mrs. Rae r. Zaontz,
chapeau departmental, announced
the annual marche departementale
will be held at this hotel August
n and %. Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper
is chairman of the marche.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Legion Auxiliary
Annual Convention

Miss Mabel Staub, president of
the District of Columbia Depart
ment of the American Legion Aux
iliary, announced last night the an
nual convention will be held August
II and l8 at the American Legion
clubhouse.
The Department Executive Com
mittee will meet at pm. tomorrow
at the Legion clubhouse.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll, chairman
of the past presidents parley. an
nounced a party will be given for
the women veterans at Mount Alto
Hospital on the night of July 7.
Capital Transit Unit will have a
picnic July / at picnic grove No 25.
Rock Creek Park, Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV. from $3.50
pm. to 7:30 pm. Mrs. Edith Keller
and Miss Claudia Hall will be in
charge.
Sergt. Jasper Unit elected the fol-
lowing as officers: President, Mrs.
Helena Hates; first vice president,
Mrs. Hedwig Almfeldt; second vice
president, Mrs Emma Donner; ser
geant at arms. Mrs Estelle Mead !;
colorbearers, Misses Lucille and Re-
gina Brady; chaplain, Mrs. Agnes
Brady, and historian, Mrs. Helen
| Scott.
The unit will entertain at Mount
Alto Hospital on June 20. On July
2 a social will be held at the Legior
clubhouse.
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National Cathedral Post will meet
Wednesday at the Legion clubhouse
to nominate officers and delegates
and alternates to the department
convention.
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Kenneth H. Nash and United
States Internal Revenue Posts in
dorsed Herbert J. jacob of National
Cathedral Post for department COM
mander for the coming year.
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President Truman. a Legionnaire
Of Is years standing, is to be pre-
sented with a gold life member
ship card set with diamonds by his
home post. TREY J. Ford. of the
Department Of Missouri. The pres
entation is to be made on his next
visit to Independence, Mo.
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Jane Delano Post, through its
child welfare chairman, Miss Laura
Stewart, presented the Legion
school awards to Dennis Nelson and
Lena Brown, outstanding students
at Francis Junior High School.
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Sergt. Jasper Post has changed its
next meeting to July 6 at the Legion
clubhouse.
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Department Of Commerce Post
will hold its annual boat ride July
2 on the steamship Potomac.
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The Americanism Commission has
requested all posts promptly file
their annual Americanism and post
activity reports with Chairman Rus
sell S. Jeffreys on or before June 30.
Five citizens of the District will
be selected by the commission from
the names submitted by. the various
posts to receive the American Le-
gion citations.
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Department OF Justice Post will
give a reception and coctail party
In honor of Tom C. Clark. incoming
Attorney General of the United
States, and Mrs. Clark, from $50
to 7:30 pm. July S at the Willard
Hotel. John P. Beebe is in charge
of ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

On May % Sweden released two
stamps to mark the 300th ami
versary of the Swedish press. The
design features a torch and a quill
pen, Values and colors are: S ore,
green; go ore, claret.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

United States Army post ofices in
Europe are being closed as rapidly
as conditions permit. Those dis
continued on June IA were Nos. SO,
226, BIT, SAT, 1888, 1135 and 1136.
Slated to be eliminated on June 80
are Nos. SO, 106, 314 and 326. Col
lectors should save covers bearing
these numerals entire.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09

ovaM tsrizsldo, Gerhildo,|
n T. Hi1eio. Kaj ii je, Dusioa?y
ATsraj nj 10 slo skozi srce, ko1
il imenovai 0iselo."
OEok, saj 81 cisto blsdp'
z - isaefia ne ssneS imeno
vaii nj 'ukaze. Gospa Har-
astSinoya sstane od svojega
Aeb4IeeG sisega klobkita irropo-
zssi srheEsteina $ pogledorn.
Il Da1ita, iapo .udobno sedi, pol
tena pa bedi naalo mirna, 10 born |
FslLel. s1ls1.' In nj ii treba moi !
xata Pfipoveduj kaj o svoji Ii /
pil XII js be lepega tarn?s
Da1ica je takoj pripravljenai |
in zatne pripoyedovati $ svojiInl
yisokim. praznitnim glaskom: |
ma Lipovem gricku, kakor ga |
irnenujsjo, je bila nekoe utrdba,
ze davno preden je zrasla lipa."
Harro Sc je nasmehnil: "Kak-
sen lep stavek!'
20, zacetek napravi zmeroml
gospod kantor, kajti zacenjati Sc
stavkov ne znarn. Kaksen pray
lep sestavek bi ii rada povedala.
Sal je bilo tudi mole pismo So
stavek."
''Torej zaeetek je narejen in
zdaj lahko nadaljujes."
Dusica je segla z roko po ko-
lenu, ii ga je nekoliko dvignila,
nagnila glayico lahko v stran in
|pogledala prijatelja. Harro je ze
hotel vzklikniti 'zdaj,' toda pre-
magal Sc je. Pustil jo bo, da
DO vse drugo pozabila. NjegoyeI
|unetnikove oci so Sc lesketale.
'"Tam, kjer je bila utrdba, je|
se zdaj debel stolp. Ali kaj yes
10 MEM, .Dusica?"
Pomisija Sc, ko zacne: "Rdec
je ia stolp. V MEM so postelje
"a goste. ce pride kralj ali pa
general, dobi najlepso posteljo
s svetlosinjo svilo. Okna so Ia
fmrezena in stolp ina "a svojim
klobukom lep grm. Poleti je ze-
len in rodi majhne jagode. Vse
tiee Jill jedo in tedaj Sc vesei
stolp svojim edinim oeesom.
Kadar gospodiena Bergerjeva
|pregleduje postelje, dobi stolp
Inajhno, rdeco lueko v glavi in
tako lepo ga je gledati.s Zgoraj
v stolpu je sobiea, XII jo imenu-
| jejo 'sobo carovnice,' Tam nj
mogoce zapreti vrat, ker Sc zme-
fom ponoei sarna odpro. Zaradi
carevnice. Ia pa je ze davno
lmrtya in vse je samo stara pra-
zna vera" ...
eta stavek bi bill gospodu kan
ltorju hudo vsec,'' il seze Harro
v besedo.
''Saj ga je napravil gospod
kantor,", re6e Dusiea ponosno,
Tin sem spada. Nobene tuje po-
streznice ne smemo pustiti, da
bi spala v tel izbi, ceprav je to-
like gostoyv gradu, da ne vemo,
kam bi mimi. ker Sc vrata
zmerom iznova odpirajo sred
noei. Tudi stopnice ina stolp in
grado v krogu, kakor vse stopni-
ce v stolpih. Polzaste stopnice SO
to-"
| "Imenitno, gospod kantor"
| 'sStopnice gredo globoko do
srede zemie. Ali maj pripovedu-
jem Sc dalje?a
Italia nriho11n7fE1
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Il A1sss QH1hsF h .# y
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Poelovenh Harris iIterxie

" b. - 49,! - ~ L. 49,.
pasprotje med nienim resnic min
in duhovnim ziyljenjern.'
mo, sicer homo pa BE vileli,
kal1o 10; zdaj nj pa povejt4 e
kaj 0 sebi, Harro. Kaj delata
vaai zajeMjivi teti. Ali se se
zmerom jezita 2"
Haaro se sInehlja:
20, teta Marga mi ze spet pie
te nogayice. Ker so mole noge
kar zayidno doage, trdi teta Mar
Ga neprestano, da se zmerom ra-i
sem. Lepo, ali ne? Teta Ulrika
se je ze toliko omehtala, da do
da pismom svoje sestre tn in
tam kaksen vprasaj, da casih
kaj podertati in postaviti ma
koncu 'pisma orjaski O."
Knez je narocl Harru, a naj
naslika princeso, in Harro je
zdaj zelo sreeen. Ia svojo veil
ko sliko kar ne more imeti do
volj osautkov. Zdaj stoji ze "a
grnjeno platno v .ucni sobi, in
Dusica ga gleda z bozienimi oc-
mi. eopici, steklenice, dolga
platnena halja, -. kako srnesen
bo v njej. Gospa Hardensteino-
va 81 je pripraviia yeiik kiop-
cic srebrnosive volne in misli
m e d slikanjem yso poplesti.
Klopcic je debel in slikanje bo
morale dolgo trajati Ia misel
Ga he bolj osreeuje. v Dusicini
spalnici leze razprostrte yse ME-
ne najlepse obleke, da bi umet-
mix izbral emo izrned Nth. Du-
sica zleze ma omaro, kjer stoji
.yeliko ogledalo, in Sc v MEM
ogleduje. Toda to, kar yidi zdaj
je videla ze dostikrat. Slisi ze
syojega prijatelja, XII prihaja, in
nekoiko osramoeena zleze ma
tia. -.
I'm zdaj, Dusica, bi rad videl
tvoje pisane peroti. Pisane pc
roti SO mole veselje." y
Dusica Sc obesi ma njegovo
roko in mu poljubi rokav, tako
zelo je vesela. Harro je v zadre-
81 in 81 ne We pray ponasati.
"Kaj je tebi sa mi najbolj
wee, Dasica~
Moja stara silva ehleka, Fla
rro. Steer nj nie posebnega, in
odlozili so jo ze, da jo bede ko,
mu pedarili. siyankica maj jo
poisce."
cisto preprosta silva obleka il
tistega zameta, ki je zmerom
lep in XII postaja zarad svojih
zmerom mehkejsih refleksoy
I
Gedalje lepsi. Dusiea 81 jo ogrne
in spa,sti eez MO svoje zlate Ia
Sc. y
"Krasnom yzklikne Harro ma
ydusen. "EIitfo Sc obleci in pri-
di y dvorano! Poslusaj, Dasica, !"
j rece, ko sedi zdaj pred njim '
belo poloseenem stoleku ma oru-
mcneil blazini il svile. sKako,
.da 81 Sc spomnila prav te oble-
ke?"
"Tudi JAZZ ne morem reci, da
bi mi bila pray vsee", meni 60
spa. "Otroci 50 pae najlepsi '
beih oblekah s pisanimi pent,
ljami. Vzemite vendar belo o.
bleko 2 rdeein zamatom, JUL.
Jana" "
Harro pogleda zaGudeno: "Alj
Il je tako ime, Dusica 2"
Ne, ime mi je Julijana, Kar,
"a, Rozaija, Maria, in nobene
iTae nj prayo. Miss Whartova nj
je rekla Jnliette in mademoisel
ler lslly, kakor q nissn nikol
imenovala. Z
{, .'lasF il saerom izaeaat.
tnaalo'.. ].
sUReeo nal E aeprasi oA1ok
a iineae seypda MISC prs.
pfimerna rate. zalka) II MISC dsl;
|rai i6i kaIxSneea stareaa ,ae,a,x xlra
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NJadaljeranie)


ci prgega razred& Y WHerzhaar-
gu Dobre pol IRE sya bila akur
paj. Bill je zelo ljubezaiv in ohsa,l
me je $ kopico nasvetov, opomi-
nov, prosenj, opozoril, in pri TEN
me je neprestano gledal Cd stra-
nj, kakor bi Sc bal, da skrivam
kakSno bodalo v Oblelki. Skoraj
bi mu bila usla, me bodite zdaj
proved domisljavi zaradi mojih
besed d-toda v vasi blizini bi lel
rada prezivela nekaj tednov. OBJ
ljubiti mi morate, da vas bonn
pogosto yidela."
20, BE prevec me boste imeli.
Saj me boste naefali obiskati =
Dusieo tudi v naoI razvalini. De-
kletce kar hlepi po tenn in oce il
je ze dovolil."
"Ljubi Harro, znerom najde-
te kaj noYega. Kar eudno je, da
niste odkrili to pot kaksnega gr-
bastega godbenika ali kaksne cd
trpljenja ma pol zblaznele mate
re, ampak zacarano princesko."
Harro je navdusen: "Pravo
besedo ste nasli. Zacarana je
mala! Samo kar Sc tiee mojega
prijatelja Iyana Friderika, god
benika, Sc motite. JAZZ nisem pri-
skocil njemu ma pomoc, ampak
on meni!"
Harro, ali nnu niste mckee
resili zivljenje, ko SO ga napaM
stirje lopovi?''
Harro Sc je ma glas zasmejal.
''zivljenjska nevarnost! slabot-
nj berlinski potepuhi 50 bill. Sa-
mo pihniti je bilo treba, pa so
popadi po tleh." II.
''Kaj pa &c hi bill imeli revol-
verje?" .........
"Revolyerji zadenejo samo v
romanu. Il rok Jim jih je treba
iztresti. Ne, moi prijatelj me je
v najhujsem casu drzal $ syojo
cudezno glasbo mad vodo; sele
ko je odsel, me je prijelo. Toda
krasno besedo ste rekli: zacara-
ma princeska! Kakor bi mad pra-
vim bitjem tega otroka lezala
pisana, zalostna pustna obleka,
kakor v pravljici. Iznenada jo
poten odvrze in pred aovekom
stoji nebesko bite, XII Sc mu mo-
rata cuditi sonce in mesec." =.
Ell Harro, in vi bi radi to
bite odresili? ?" s
"ce hi mogel? Ubogo Dusico
SO tako nlucili in tako malo ra-
zumeli, da nj cudno, &c drhti oee
pred hodalom v obleki."
In potem, Harro?"
"Potem bo zamorec opravil
syojo doknost in, zamorec bo
lahko Sci ]"
Lahko ste trdno prepricani,
da vam bodo dali nekega dne to
razumeti. cim pref Sc vam bo
posrecilo vzeti dekletu lesk Ia
caranosti, tenn pref vas bodo
imeli dovolj."
>"Gospa matt, ali mislite, da
bonn cakal, dokler mi tega ne bo-
do v obraz povedali? In vendar je
tako lepo, dokler gre. ce leta hodi
clovek tako prazen okoli kakor
JAZZ, jazbec, da. Sc mi sneje VISA
okolica, pa najde ma svoji poti
taksno cudezno cvetko in Sc v
stiski! Moja glava je VISA polna
tega otroka. zdaj 10 slikarn. Ali
ate ze videli meme notice? @,
skrbite, da il 3 slabimi cevlji ne
bodo pokvarili Qhiik. CudnO, da
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TsEko je najti prinernih besed. da Sc dovolj "a
hvalizno ssstr pokojnika Mrs. Frances Kapel. XII je
prisla il Detroit Mich Hodia je nami bolnisnico.
tolazila storila kar je bio njen moei da
je lajsala tezis ure. Zahyao mai sprsjmejo
pomoe in obske bolnSnei in tolazbo sestriena Mrs.
RoAar IN njen sopros Mr.. in Mrs. Zafret Mr. in Mrs.
Jack Kapel Dorothy In Stanley. sesri Mary Urbanee
in soprosp il Detroit Mich Mr. Mrs. Anton Fde il
Unionviils o. Mr. in Mrs. Ludwig Gustineie il Perry.
o. br. in Mrs. John Sedmak il connssut. O. Vsi ste
cd dalss pris da izazete xadnjo cast in da po
slovits cd pokenilka "a kar vsem najlepsa hvala.
Gloheke xahvalo zrskanao vsena sorodnikon in
krs pokojuika. Ia zraz vase ljubezi napram MENU
10 bill veliko tolaxbo dneh zalosti Zahvalo mai
sprsjmsje slsdssi:
6sstra Frances Kapsl in njena druzina. il Detroit.
Miehs sastra Mary Urbsns in njena druzina. IL De-
troit Mieha Mr.. John KapeL il Detroit Mich Mr.. in
Mrs John ROtar in druzin Mr. in Mrs Anton Fidsl in
druEina Unionyills O.; Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Barbis
druii1a; Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Bsrbs druzina; Mr.. in
Mrs. John Barbis il drnzina: Mr. in Mrs. Joseph zes in
druna: Mr. in Mrs Joseph zele in druzina: Mr. in Mrs
Jossph Savsc in druzina; Mr. Joseph Sajn: Mr. Mrs.
Frank Zigman in sinovi Mr.. in Mrs. ANTON Kapel in
druxna; Mr. ia Mrs John Kerdis in druxna; botri Mr..
In Mrs Vinko Krssal; Mr. Joseph Tonsis; Mr. ia Mrs.
Frank Zallar; M. in Mrs Bill Gardner in druxina; Mr..
in Mrs Jack Baxaga; Dir. in Mrs Jack Strskal Char
don Rd MIR. in Mrs. Anton Vessel in druzina: Mr.. in
Mrs Frank Zafred: Mr. in Mrs. Anton Malovsc in hEer
ka Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Brezar in druzina; Mr. in Mrs.
John Lukanc in druzina Mr.. in Mrs Frank VideoY;
Jagodnik: Miss Jean Pugsl: Miss Marsie Mevse; Mr..
in Mrs Joseph Kastelec in druzna: Mr. in Mrs Frank
Prelc in druzna; Mr. Joseph Kastelec Mr. in Mrs John
cspElo in druxins Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Tomsic. E. IFS
ST.; Mr. in Mrs. Anton Tomaxie in druxna: Mr. in Mrs
Anton Srebot in druzna Mrs. Antonia Stradiot in dru
dnas Mrs. Delgan il druxina. il Holiness AVE. Mr.. in
Mira. Anton RostianSis in TeaY MI; Mr. in Mrs Charles
Wick Mr.. In Mrs Aaten Puntar; Mr. in Mrs, Thomas
LsQat Mr. in Mrs. Frank Ic Mr. in Mrs Frank Kontel;
druxina Krsbe il Arcade Ave-; Mrs Emily JankoviS in
heerks; Mrs. Frank Roberts in druzina; Mr.. Joseph
Globokar. z. "a ST.. Mr. in Mrs Domink Laysin in dru
xina; MI. in Mrs. James Wolf: Mr. in Mrs. Arr Smith
in druzna: Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Pasoval Mr. John Paso
vaE Mr.. ia Mrs. Anton Pasoval: Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Ljubljeni soprog in dobri oce! Praxna il
na njivo smrn X veenemu pocitku. Solze 50 n;
Esi talko ljnhil 0dssl si tia cd kodsr ri vTnitye.
srcih dokiE bodo utripaia. 49,
Spavaj mirno Snivaj sladko svobodni
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pasoval Jr: Mr. Louis Kapel: Mr. in Mrs. Paul Thomas;
Mr.. Mrs. VIM. Long: drustvo Mir, st. l42 SNPJ: dru
stvo Kras. st. SDZ: Moska podruznica st. 3.
Nasa prisrena zahvala velja tudi vsenn. XII daro
vail "a mase XII bodo brale mir dust poko
nila in sicer sedecm:
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Kopina il E. l52 ST.; Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph l. Bergoe: Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Barbs iz E. $50
ST.. Mrs. Pizmoh. e. l59 ST.: Mr. in Mrs. John Sedmak
conneaut. O.. Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Kapel IL ST. Clair
Ave.: Mr.. in Mrs. Goodwill; Mr.. in Mrs Leo Kausek;
MIR. Frank Sosar in hcerki: MIR. Mrs. Leo Stegel;
Mrs. Dolgan. Holmes Ave-; Mr.. in Mrs. Kuret; Mr..
Frank Ivaneie; Mr. in Mrs. ostroska in druzni: Mrs
Rozi Koren in druzini: Mr.. Joe Jankove; Mr.. in Mrs
Frank Ipavec; Mr. in Mrs. Anton Jerman: Mrs. Mary
Anzlovar; Mrs. Urska Melinda; Mr. in Mrs. Glazer;
Mrs. Lenarsis; Mr. in Mrs. Brezovar; Mr. in Mrs. John
Burnett; Mr.. in Mrs. Valentn ogrin; Mr.. in Mrs. Joe
Kern in druzni: Miss Albna Psrusek Mrs. D. Cepiro;
Mr.. Joe Fidel: Mr. in Mrs. Andy Yankove Mr.. in Mrs.
Herman Kravos: Mr. in Mrs Thomas Milakovic: Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Zgnan; Mr.. in Mrs. Pirih in druzini; MIR.
in Mrs. Joe Kasteec Mr.. Louis osrinc; Mr.. in Mrs.
Ludwik GusnSS: Mrs. Rudy Koren; Mr.. in Mrs. Battle;
Mr.. Lovrenc Fortuna in druzni; Mrs Mary Spilar;
Mr.. in Mrs. Fabec: Mrs. J. Tole; Miss Agnes Lasch;
Mr.. Joe Ceiglar; Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Strazisear; Mrs.
Jennie verhovec Mr.. Mrs. Laurich: silesi; MIR.
in Mrs. Zeznan; MalonY druzini: Mr.. in Mrs VIM.
La Presti.
1skreno zahvalo mai spzejmejo vsi oni XII SO dali
pri posrebu in sicer:
Mr.. Anton Fidel. il Unionville. O.; MIR. Ludwik
Gustinsie. il Perry. O.; MIR. Jack Kapel IL Detroit
Mich; Mr. John Rotar Jra; MIR. John Rotar ST.; Mrs.
Mr.. John Kordis; Mr.. Ed TomsiG: Mr. Andy Vovk; Mrs
Frank Zafret.
Iskreno zahvalo izrekamo vsenn XII spomni-
Ii dneh zaost in pisneno ixrazi svoje sozalje.
dvala vsem onim. XII prisH kropit pokojnka. ko
je ezal mrtvaslemu odru in vsern. XII ga sprej
mill njegovi xadnji zeeljsli poti pokopalis6e
Naso zahvalo izrekamo pogrebcen-sobratomo Cd vseh
treh drnstey-h 50 nosii krsto. Hvala pogrebnemu
zavodu Joseph zele in Sinov yxorno urejen pogreb
in najboljso vsesransko poslugo Zahvao mai sprejme
drustvo Mir. ST. l42 Sovenska Narodna Podporna Jed
nota "a tocno zplaeitey smrtnine
Ako 50 je ponotoma izpustiio irne katerega. ki je
ia ali oni nacn poagal ali prispeval prosio opro
seenja in mai isto sprejme naso najlepso zahvalo.
pusta je nasa hisa odkar 50 Te odnesi il hise tia
sih oeeh in te4ka bolsst naSih srcih vsaj smo Te
Spominjai SO Te homo vedae x.ljubeznijo nasih
amersAi z4uiji "@~
zALuJocI oSTALL ~. ,@s
NARY. seProsa
CPL. FRANK. FloriM
PVT. MILAN. Alabami
in ELSIE e4roci.
STEPHIE. siuaha
MARY URBANGIG. lei.oit. Mich, in
FRANCIS KAPEL. Detroit. Mich. ssstri.
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.ALuJocI osTALI:
NARY. seProsa
CPL. FRANK. Y Floridi
PVT. MILAN. y Alabaui

STEPHIE. Siuaha
NARY URBANciG. i lsisoit. Mich. in
FRANCES KAPEI. Detroit. Mich. ssstri.
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Todoy's Sport Parade

that plays through a schedule un- defeated must be lucky, as well as good. We were moth last season.
 Shy On Practice
 Kelleher discovered that grooming the Cadets has its advantages and disadvantages. He said the West Point squadmen are fine athletes, in excellent condition because of their mocel manner of living; but that the rigorous routine-starting at $50 a. m,-does not permit as much practice as at most colleges.
 Another Army advantage is that l2 Of the IS games are played at nome. Analysts figure that fanil- larlty with the court give a home team an advantage of from two to four points, all other factors being equal. Their only road games will be against Princeton. Pennsylvania and Navy. The home opponents are: SWarthmore, Colgate. Columbia, Penn State. Coast Guard Academy, West Virginia, Yale, Pittsburgh, Rochester. St. Johns, Maryland, and New York U
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Whats the scorer asked. Who frcm?"
 Dunno, replied the old ManaS- sa Mauler. Got the first one, oh. maybe 20 years ago And it wasn't a postcard. it was letter. Near as I can remember, it went something like this:
 Seems the place was a cafe near the wharveS on the water front, where sailors off ships from all over the world used to stop for snort or a souse. It was run by woman, known to one and all simply as Ma Boss She ruled with an iron hand but still fights were common. One big guy. a stoker or something from one of the ships, had everybody buffaloed. He bullied other sailors into buying him drinks, beat em up if they refused.
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 One night the joint was packed and joy was unconilned, when the big guy pranced in with a snootiul. Right off the bat he declared, la John L. Sullivan, that he could lick anybody in the house and demand ed free drinks
 Somebody took what they call
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Strike Me Pink If | Don't Think
 By DAN PARKER
By DAN

THAT THE BEST POLICY the sports world can adopt the agencies which tightening sports is let them handle than the emergency they depended do gh, thing That the adage truth crushed again Ritche, the California Boxing Commission whose charges graft and pon rdued Boxing Commissioners when he brought be 100 ghwhe the Commission who called him crazy" now out Of office,
 That belly of year sports photo showing Coach Eddie Dunn of the University Miami and his assistant about to start tour of the football his varsity Eddie Ob vlOuSly isn't going to let them fence him in will riding high when he accepting City, should watch his because the ards not like his attitude"
 That rarity harmless with the
 
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 That among prize fighters who of the wrong belong back in the if something still the Incidentally that buzz the head method of getting out of the service developing into a scandal
 tie-up National Boxing Association Athletic Commission reorganization under Eddie Eagan the future, BarrOw of organization, Commissioner Baseball outside the person, could who best answers the specifications he lays down.
 a spokesman this hour
 
 
 policy could followed. That players peas- 
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Pep Called For Army Physical

Hartford. Jan. 9-CUP)-Feathe weight champion Willie Pep. given a medical discharge from the Navy last February after serving an eight-months' hitch. had notice from his draft board today to re- port for pre-induction physical examination at New Haven Jan. l6.
 Pep was taken into the service June 16, l943. received his boot training at Sampson, N. Y.. and soon after being assigned to the Physical Instructors school at Bainbridge. Md. was hospitalized. He was honorably discharged Feb. l5, l944. presumably because of a perforated eardrum for which he had been treated before being drafted.
 Pep went back into the ring last April and since has appeared in l6 bouts, winning IA by decisions and two knockouts. He has won 83 Of the 84 bouts of his professional career, losing only on points to Sammy Angott March 29, l943 Pep is married and has a daughter a year old His correct name is Will liam Papaleo
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Gomez Defects Jerry FioEeIlo

Holyoke, Mass, Jan, 9 -- tUPl -- Indian Gomez. l59, of Havana helG his second decision today over rug ged Jerry Fiorello. l58. of Brooklyn. N, Y, following their eight-roune clash at Valley Arena last night.
 In an eight-round eo-feature, Salt Paul. l6i. of Springfield deci- stoned Buddy Brown. l62. of Albany N. Y. In preliminaries, Freddy Pol owitzer, l33. Hartford, Conn, de- cisioned Joe Monteiro. l3l. Ware ham t6); Maurice Lavigne. l47, Montreal knocked out Al Dono. l50, Torrington. Conn. CD; Freddy Ve- ratti l5O. Springfield stopped Joe Talbot, l5l, Torrington, Conn. (9.