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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

nisnico. Cimprej Sc jo zgradi,
toliko vec otrok DO resenih smr-
tt ali pocasnega hiranja.
Nasa kampanja "a otrosko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji DO uspes-
ma lie tedaj, ako jo postavimo ma
cim sirso bazo, da zajailamo
yes slovenski zivelj, ne samo v
Clevelandu, pac pa po cell Ame-
riki. Zato Sc bo vrsila tokrat
kampanja cd hise do hise, cd tr-
govca do trgovca in ostalih.
Clani podruznice st. 48 SANS
Sc trudijo in zrtvujejo dneve in
dneve "a clovekoljubno delo "a
trpece ljudi in bolne otrocicke v
Sloveniji. Potrkalo Sc DO ma vsa-
ka vrata. Vazno je to, da sedaj
prispevate tisti, kateri ste ne
koliko bolje situirani, nekoliko
financno mocnejsi. Vsi smo dolz-
nj kot Slovenci ali potomci Slo-
vencev, da po moznosti podpre-
mo to clovekoljubno prizade-
vanje.
Kampanja "a zbiranje prispev-
kov v sklad "a Mladinsko boil
nisnico nina politicnega znaca-
ia. Zavedajmo; Sc, da BONO S
svojimi prispevki pomagali slo-
venski mladini ma splosno, da
zraste krepak rod v Sloveniji.
Prepricani smo da bodo vsi sto-
rili ysak svojo dolznost, komur
je pri srcu blagor nase stare
domovine.
Proseni ste, da kadar vas bo-
do tt zastopniki obiskali, da ne
delate predsodkov in izgovorov.
Storite svojo narodno dolznost
in darujte, kolikor pac zmore-
te. clevelandske. podruznic e
SANS in glavni urad, zelimo, da
bi bila ia kampanja uspesna, da
bi cinnpreje mogoce sprawl do
loceno vsoto skupaj. To DO maj
lepsi dar nasi rojstni domovini,
XII ga moreno j ameriski Slo-
venci podariti. VISA imena pri-
spevateljev bodo, v tel kampa
Mi objavljena sproti v sloven-
skin casopisih.
Siovenski Cleveland, pokazi-
mo v tenn mesecu kampanje, da
nam je pri srcu slovenska deca
" domovini, v Sloveniji in da
jim zelimo in poskusamo po-
magati, kar je mogoce pomaga-
4 n & =
1ti cd nase strani. Storimo ysi
svojo slovensko dolznost in mas
cilj bo dosezen.
! Torej, kdo bo prvi, XII Sc DO
odzval stotakom ali vee y. tel
kampanji. Ma delo sloyenski ro-
i - .-Af
jak in roiakinja. Odpri srce, od-
lpri roke, otiraj solze bolnih, ne
dolznih slovenskih otrocieev.
Odbor podruznice st. 48 SANS
]. F. Durn, tajnik.
Kdor je dlovekoljub, daruje
on r1frnS1rf1 Jn7a,icr, q, CI~,a,<,.,; I; i.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
DopRINosI AMERIKI!

b Nobsna posamozna narodnost
v Amsriki 81 NJ more prisvajiti
'prednjasiva. Kar jst Amsrilka. da-
mas js posledica. kocrdinacijs
yssh narodov. V knjigi "a Ma
tion Of NationG" 10 naz poznani
In spoStovani nsriSkorslovensli
pisatelj Louis Adami6 temeljito
pojasnil @ tenn = lahko- prspri-
cate. ako q nsbaxita a prsSita-
= onsnjsno knjigo. Il 10 Y xalo-
ai Y uxedni5tyu Enakopraynosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
Kampanja "a Mladinsko
bolnisnico " Sloveniji

Cleveland, Ohio. - Dne Is.
aprila Sc, pricne kampanja, zbi-
ranje prispevkov "a Mladinsko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji, pri po-
druznici Stew. 48 SANS. Kam-
panja DO trajala en- mesec dni,
to je do Is. maja.
Collinwodska podruznica st.
48 SANS Sc je odlocila "a emo
mesecno kampanjo. Okrozje, XII
spada pod to podruznico, Sc pric-
ne pri E. 1O5 St. in vzhodno do
E. 1876 St. Do E. 1O5 St. okraj
spada podruznici st. 80 SANS;
cd E. 1876 vzhodno pa spada
podruznici st. 1O6 SANS.
Nase okrozje je razdelJeno
ma distrikte. Prvi distrikt SO
sarno trgovci. Te bodo obiskai;
Ivan Bostjancic, Louis Petro-
vic, A. Srebot, Anton Bokal,
Martin Plut, Andrew Gorjanc,
Anton Jankovic in John Cor
ianc. I'll bodo obiskali vse tr-
govce in obrtnike v nasem okroz-
iu. Prosimo slovenske trgovce,
da Jim greste ma roke in da pri-
spevate po svojih moceh.
Ia $1OO in vec postanete cast
nj clan Mladinske bolnisnice v
Sloveniji; kdor prispeva MANI
kot stotak, DO podporni clan.
VISA imena prispevateljev bodo
poslana v Slovenijo in bodo tam
pricala vase pozrtvovalnost po-
tomcem v start domovini.
VISA drustva, XII spadajo pod
delokrog nase podruznice, so
bila obves6ena S posebnimi pi-
smi glede te kampanje. Kar tu-
di prosimo in upamo, da Sc bo-
ste tudi tokrat odzvali primer
MIN darilom "a Mladinsko boil
nisnico. Vemo, da je veliko dru-
Stew, XII so prispevali v prete-
klosti "a pomoc Jugoslaviji. 70
da upamo, da tudi sedaj ne bo-
ste odrekli svoje pomoei, ko Sc
gre "a bolnisnico in boste pri-
spevai ponovno po svojih mo-
eeh. Pomnite, vsak dar je do
brodosel. @
Ravno tako apeliramo ma vas,
profesijonalci, slovenski zdrav-
niki, advokati in drugi, da pri-
spevate >po svojih moceh v ia
blag namen. Apeliramo tudi na
slovenska podjetja, banke, da
storite svojo dolznost.
l. Hisno kampanjo so podvzele
(yb svoje roke Progresivne Slo-
IYenke. Proseni ste, da jim gre
ste pri tenn ma roke.. Cleveland
.ske podruznice SANS so sc "a
vzele, da priredijo to kampanjo
in pomagajo zbrati skupaj do
loceno vsoto $150,OOO. zeleti je,
da Sc delo zbiranja ne zavlete
predolgo, ker V Sloveniji Sc res
nujno potrebuje Mladinsko boil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
PtSMO Il AMERfkE

Ponatis IL "Slovenskega poroi
Mas rojak. XII zivi ze dolgo
let Ameriki. pi e svojemu
prijatelju Pirsicu Jozetu il No.
viii sci pri KoSevju sledese pi-
smo:
Cleveland, 6. nov. 1915.
Dragi prijatelj!
Druga svetovna vojna je zla-
sti v Evropi marsikaj izpreme-
Mia. Nam so prilicno znane vse
borbe in vse trpljenje, XII SO ga
doprinasali evropski narodi pod
okupatorjem, posebno Sc juna-
Ska Jugoslavija pod vodstvom
marsala Tita. Znano nam je, da
so bill Slovenci med prvimi, XII
SO Sc organizirali v partizan-
skin edinicah ter tako rekoc z
golimi rokami naskocili do zob
oborozene Nemce in Italij jane.
Obvesceni smo bill, da ste imeli
slime borbe tudi domacimi IL
dajalci, to je belogardisti, XII so
bill nahujskani po delu duhov-
Seine in nazadnjaski intelligence.
To SO ljudje S sebicnimi intere-
81, XII nimajo smisla "a napre-
dek, XII Jim nj narod nekaj vzvi-
senega, ampak lie MOLINA krava.
Povedati pa moran, da takih
liudi tudi v Ameriki ne mani
ka.
Vtistih kriticnih cash smo
mi ameriski Slovenci obcudova-
Ii vasa junaska dejanja. Socus-
tvovali smo z vami, ko ste Sc
potikali po gozdovih lacni in raz-
trgani. Ponosni pa smo bill ma
vas, da ste vzlic neizmernim tez-
kocam vzdrzali, da niste kloni-
Ii tilnika in sc naprej borili. z
vasimi dejanji ste dokazali ne
katerim "prerokom", da Slo'
venci MISC .narod hlapcev, tenn
ve5 narod politicno zrelih, inte'
ligentnih in svobodoliubnih lju'
di, XII ponosno korakajo v druz'
bi ostalih narodov.
Pc dolgem trpljenju ste konc'
no osvobojeni. Sedaj 81 gradite
iz rusevin novo, svobodno in de-
mokraticno Jugoslavijo. Tezke
delo je, ker inmate sredstev, to-
da gotovo ste srecni, da innate
tudi izven meja svoje domovl
ne mnogo prijateljev, zlasti '
Sovjetski zvezi.
ZaVedamO Sc tudl mi, Ga
Jugoslaviji ne gre vse gladko II
da vam nj rozami posuto. Va
81 najboljsi mozje SO padli M
bojiscu. Zato innate Sc tezave
strokovnjaki ma odgovornih me
stih in tezave uradniStvom
Nadalje innate Sc vedno ostankt
re akcije, XII skusa izpodkopava
tt temelje drzave. Glavno je, ds
:ie oblast ljudska in delovna, ka1
pomeri, da DO doglednem ca
SUI tam dovolj kruha "a vse IL
da sc ne DO vec treba toikin
ljudem potikati po tujini, XII j
Slovencem zmeraj lie maceha.
Sedaj pa 81, nekaj O mas, anne
riskih Slovencih. Vojna vihr'
mas je zadela lie posredno. Ora
ginja je bila seveda velika. Tu
di nam je bill zivez odmerjeh
| Poiiticne svobode sr1fo pa incl
Sc precej. Sedaj sc vissi izpre
memba iz vojne v civilno> indu
!
lstrijo.
| Glede Jugoslavije je reakci
| ia skusala razklati. tudi ameri
ske Slovence. Ogromna vecin;
mas je "a novo Jugoslavijo. M
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nasprotni strani je lie manjsi del
zakrkni ienih klerikalcev pod vod-
stvom nekaterih duhovnov (ne
vseh!). ri zasledujejo politiko
Kreka Mihe in Rozmana. Smer-
nice dobivajo cd tako zvanih
rimskih beguncev, XII MISC mic
drugega kot bivsi belogardisti,
XII so bezali IL Jugoslavije radi
slabe vesti, ker so sodelovali z
okupatorjem in pocenjali zloci-
ne mad lastnim narodom.
Napredni element in seveda
ttudi del postenih katolicanov
smo organizirani Slovenskem
ameriskem narodnem svetu -
(SANS), XII v gmotnem in mo-
ralnem oziru DELUXE "a novo Ju-
goslavijo. ia seboj ina razen
enc vse podporne organizacije,
XII so odiocilen faktor v nasem
javnem zivljenju. v pomozni
sklad smo nabrali re okoli sto
tisoc dolarjev, S katerini sno
kupili obleko, zivez in zdravila
ter posla1i Y slovenijo. Poslali
smo tudi mnogo stare obleke in
cevljev ia namen. Kar Sc tt
&c nasega druzabnega in poll
ticnega zivljenja, prirejamo sho-
de in predavanja. Ma pristojna
mesta smo odposlali Re nesteto
resolucij, izjav in brzojavk v
podporo novi Jugoslaviji in "a
prikljucitev Primorske, Trsta in
Koroske k Jugoslaviji. Nasi vo-
ditelji kot pisatelj Louis Ada
mic, Zlatko Balokovic, Etbin
Kristan, Mirko Kuhelj in drugi
mas castno zastopajo pri tenn de-
lu. Ia naso stvar pise in agitira
9 slovenskih casopisov, lie diva
sta " nasprotnem taboru.
Podobno je razmerje med Hr-
vati, Srbi, Makedonci in Bolga-
ri. Vsi skupaj smo clani zdru-
zenega odbora juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev (ZOJSA) z glav-
MIN odborom v New Yorku.
L. tega torej lahko razvidis
da arneriski Jugoslovani nismc
spali, ko ste sc vi borili. Ceprav
smo 20 vecini ameriski drzav.
ljani, imamo Sc vedno teploto v
srcih "a naso stare domovino
ma katero mas veze mnogo lepih
spominov liz mladostnih dni. Ir
ker je ia domovina prvic v Ego
dovini resnicno svobodna, je
tembolj Iubin1o in il radi po'
naagamo. Pomagajte j S podvo'
jeno silo tudi vi, da sc cimpre'
je postavi ma trdne noge. V "a
memo vam DO dala telesne hra,
ne in dusevnega zadovoljstva
Vasa dobra VOLTA: je predpogo.
vsakega napredka, demokracijt
in svobode.
i. Ker vemo, da ste vojni mno
go izgubili in ste danes v stiski
smo vam poslali nekaj paketo,
z twill in obleko. Radcliffe pt
moznosti tudi med ostale so
rodnike, &c so Be, zvi. L.: i /
o zakljueku teh vrstic vas vs'
skupaj iskreno pozdraYlj ljanno il
i VAN zelimo boljso bodocnos
kot ste jo. imeli pod stare, trhlt
Jugoslavijo.
Frank cesen,
tajnik podruznice SANS
PrispeuGjte "a otroSko bol-
4 9,icO q SIOUeniiil
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POyzFoeif skode "a
53,5OO,O0O dinarjev

OO,OUU,UVU U1llOA JVV
Posnsto IL "slovsnskssa porocevalca"
Dolga obtoznica javnega to-
zilca "a Slovenijo proti vodilnirn
usluzbencem slovenskega draw
mega avtoprometnega podjetja
prica o njihovem sabotaznem,
negospodarskem in protiljud
skem upravljanju poverjenih
Jim nalog pri organizaciji dr.
zavnega avtoprometnega pod
jetja "a Slovenijo.
v bliznjif d,1eh Sc bodo mo-
rail- zagovarjati pri posebnem
senatu vrhovnega sodisca v
Ljubljani bivsi upravnik DASPa
Anton Bervar, pomocnik uprav-
nika inzenirja Vladimirja Subj
ca, nacelnik tehnicnega oddelka
inzenir Stanislav Vidmar, tajnik
Jakob Birimisa, sef financnega
oddelka inzenir Franc Palme,
itendant uprave DASPa Adal-
bert Koncar, referent "a meha-
nicne delavnice pri upravi Dra-
gan Sladonja, sef baze DASPa v
Ljubljani Vladimir Drinovec,
nadzornik avtoparka v tel bazi
Miriam spicar, sef baze v Divaci
Slavko More, predsednik in clan
prevzemne komisije Franc Va
ien6ic, clan prevzemne komisije
Bozidar Pibernik, delegat ljub-
ljanske uprave DASPa v Trstu,
Franc Levicnik in soferja joe
Javornik v Divaci in Adalbert
Kampus Ljubljani.
Obtozenci so odredili v St: Vi
du tocenje bencina namesto v
Ljubljani, pri eemer je vsak ka-
mion po nepotrebnem prevozil
najmanj II kilometrov poti. L.
racunah so, da SO pri tenn osko-
dovali drzavno inovino "a
!, OPS, 500 dinarjev. Vozili so ka-
nione IL Divaca v Dalmacijo po
223 kilometrov daljsi poti preko
Ljubljane, Zagreba in Karlovca
namesto direktno preko Susaka,
zaradi cesar znasa skoda preko
5,:23S6,ooo e dinarjev.
Pri voznji v Dalmaci5o so raz-
bill in pokvarili tretjino vseh
kamionov, kar znasa okrog Sc
dem milijonov dinarjev skode.
Onesposobili SO 400 priklopni-
kov s tenn, da so smell 800 koles
in gum. Nastala skoda popolno-
ma nerabnih priklopnikov pre-
sega sedem milijonov dinarjev.
2 namernim nekontrolnim po-
slovanjem je izginilo 500 vseh
zabojev uvozenega orodja v
vrednosti sedem in pol milijona
dinarjev. Izginilo je "a kamio-
nov in 25 jeepov, vrednih preko
stiri in pol nailijona dinarjev.
Zaradi nekontrole mad sofer-
ji,. XII so namerno ali skrajno
malomarno razbili 80 kamionov
in 10 ieepov, znasa skoda tri in
pol milijona dinarjev. Pustili, so
stati kamione dolgo casa neza-
varovane v snegu. in .dezju, pri
cemer znasa skoda poskodb, mai
mani sedem in pol milijona di-
i narjev.
| v treh mesecih je bilo pokra-
4 denega 1929 vsega nabavljenega
4 Eencina " vrednosti 1,155, 900
dinarjev. zaradi nepravilne or
ganizacije della, opustitve kon-
trole, prekomerne uporabe vo-
1zil "a osebne namene in izplace-
vanja neupravicenih akontacij
! SO zapravili preko, osem milijo-
| nov dinarjev. IT,.
! Sodisce bo sodilo vodilnim
usluzbencem DASPa Slovenije,
| XII so obtozeni, da so 8 svojim
/ brezvestnim upravlianiem dr.
lzavne imovine napravili v treh
mesecih najmanj, "a So milijo-
n nov din veie,yy. Skn1o ......
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"Slovenskega porocevalca," Ljubljana Jugoslavija
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16

Prispeuajte "a OtroSko bol-
,,ico . SloUeniju
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Mas rojak. XII zivi ze dolgo
let v Ameriki. pise svojemu
prijatelju Pirsieu Jozetu il No.
viii sci pri KoSevju sledeee pi-
smo:
Cleveland, 6. nov. 1915.
Dragi prijatelj!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06
I13Disfrict Firms PAY
Total Of S673 in 0PA
Price Violation Claim!

Thirteen District establishments
have made voluntary settlements to-
falling $673l3 following price panel
hearings on charges of violating
Office of Price Administration regu-
lations, Vincent A. Holmes, District
OPA director, announced today.
The establishments included five
markets, two hotels, two restaurants
two laundries, one dry cleaner and
one Photographic firm
| The Harris Hotel, II Massachu-
sets avenue NV, made the largest
settlement, $11115, one and one-half
times alleged overcharges on 692
items amounting to $7410. Meri-
dian Hill Hotel, 2601 Sixteenth street
NV, settled for 500 on a charge of
having made room service charges
on 10 items when no prices had been
filed with District OPA covering
them.
Markets Settle Claims.
Phillips Market, 1400 G street Sc,
settled for $50. The market was
charged with selling cans of beans
at cent each over ceiling price, and
pounds of American cheese at 6
cents a pound over ceiling price.
Arcade Market, Fourteenth street
and Park road NV, paid $25 on a
charge of having sold Is heads of
lettuce at l cent over ceiling price
on each head. Quality Market, 1926
Georgia avenue NV, paid $25 on a
charge of having sold three half
pound packages of cheese at Is cents
pound when ceiling price was "a
cents.
A settlement of $25 also was
made by Rittenhouse Market, 301
Rittenhouse street NV, charged
with>selling pounds of Foreground
round steak at 40 cents aspound in
stead OF at 20 cents a pound. Gro
wells Market, 140l Fifth street NV,
paid $25 on charge of having sold
A items of canned goods at total
overcharge of "a cents.
Cafe Pays $50.
Liberty Cafe, 804 K street NV,
paid $50 for having sold IS items
at over-ceiling prices, according to
OPA, and Lincoln Cafe, 518 Tenth
street NV, paid 500 on charges
of having sold 80 items at over
ceiling.
The laundry cases were two of
a number found to be inyiolation
during the February laundry survey
and referred to the price panels for
settlement. Those named were
Billy Chinn Laundry, 3549 Georgia
avenue NV, which made a S25
settlement on a charge of violating
ceiling prices on 10 different items,
and Eastern Laundry, 3418 Georgia
avenue NV, which settled for $50
on a charge of violating ceiling
prices on 1853 items.
Bremen Photo Co., 933 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, paid $50 SO after
OPA said it sold an item of equip
ment at $3.50 when the ceiling
price was $3.50. The final case in
volved Sanitary Cleaners, 1922 Four
tenth street NV. which paid $50
on a charge of having made a So
cent overcharge on cleaning a wom-
ans coat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06

suitable location. He added the area
is needed for recreatioral facilities
Frank Randolph Of the Bradley
Heights Citizens Association de-
Tended the tourist camp as being
essential to Washington" and said
that it would be a 'monstrous mis-
take" to eliminate it.
Henry Austin, also of the Bradley
Heights Association, told the coun-
Gil that there were many excellent
sites for a tourist camp on the
ington.
The council also supported plans
for hot lunch facilities in Washing
toms elementary schools.
Charles C. Gillikip of the Lincoln
Park Citizens Association, remindes
the council of the mounting traffic
accidents in Washington. There
were 1924 accidents in 1945 and in
crease of 1874 over 1914, he said.
The meeting was held at Ana
costa High School. Mr.. Austin
first vice president, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06
Admiral HoIsey Joins
Pan American Airwoys
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 6.-Pan
American World Anyways announced
yesterday that Admiral William F.
Halsey. jr., famed Sd Fleet COM
mander, has accepted position as
vice president in charge Of Pacific
operations for the airline.
Admiral Halsey will take over his
new duties on completion of his
present Navy assignment and prior
to Inauguration of constellation
flights to Hawaii March Is, the COM
pany announced. He will be senior
officer for Pan American on the
West Coast.
He will maintain headquarters at
Seattle, San Francisco and Los
| Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06
Southeast Council Opposes
Tourist Camp Enlargement

The Southeast Council OF Citizens
Associations last night voted to sup
port the Recreation Department in
its opposition to the proposed en-
largement OF the tourist camp In
East Potomac Park.
H. A. Leibrand of the Congress
Heights Citizens Association, in in
PRODUCING the proposal, suggested
that the camp be moved to a more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06

In opposition. the 5000 delegates
representing 434 YWCA communi-
ties adopted 35-point program
recommending inclusion of colored
women and girls Into a full share
in association and community life"
One recommendation suggested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06

and girls into Young Women's
Christian Association activities
throughout the Nation was voted
yesterday by delegates to the YWCA
18th annual convention.
With only a few scattered votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-06
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
Honorary Chairman
MRS. CALVIN COOLIDGE
Honorary Vice-Chuirmen
DR.. EDWARD Caps
Former Minister to Greece
DEAN GUsTAvE DUMAS. ST..
Fordhom University
RT. REV. H. ST. GEORGE TUCKER
Presiding Bishop. Episcopal
Church
RABBI STEPHEN S. WISE
Free Synagogue OF New York
Chairman
Mr.. CHAUNCEY J. HAMLIN
Vice-Choirmen
DR.. JAMES TRUSLOW ADAMS
Historian
DR.. WILLIAM B. DINsMOOR
Columbia University
DR.. JOHN ERSKINE
Author
HON. JAMES A. FARLEY
Former U. S. Postmaster General
Public Relations Committee
Chairman
Mr.. GEORGE E. PHILLIEs
Ex-officio Members of Executive
Committee
Mr.. HARRIS ]. BOORAS~
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that "in communities where because
Of rigid patterns Of separation it
may not now be possible for white
and colored women and girls to be
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members Of the same groups, inter-
club council processes and other in
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bridge the gap between groups"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-26
ScoviII Girls
 

TerryVille, July 26-ln a nlhe- inning thriller. the Scovill Girls Softball team of Waterbury handed the Eagle Lock Girls 6-3 defeat last night at the East Main Street Field. In the ninth inning the turning point of the game came when Miss Milenski, Eagle Lock catcher, had interference called on her for tipping the bat of Seovill batter with the bases filled and two outs. This play forced in the tie breaking run which was followed by a single by Miss Kisonas to drive in two more runs
 Miss Sneikus was outstanding with the wood for the visitors with three hits in five trips while Miss Ostrowski, pitcher for the Scovill Girls gave up eight hits, struck out six and walked four.
 Miss Mildred Klepps stood out fof the losers at the plate with three hits in four trips. Dorothy Kren- icki, local pitcher allowed nine hits, struck out eight and walked four.
 The schedule for the next two
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1,50O Enjoy orrinaton Fight Card

Torrington. July 26-Buddy Jo- nidis, 126 pounds, Bantam, decisive ly decisioned French LaCroix, 126, Hartford, in the five-round main event of the Torrington Boxing Clubs semi-pro fight card last night before a full house of 1900 fans.
 Other results, all scheduled five rounders: Young Souza, 138, Dan- bury, decisioned Ray Scarmana, Al, Torrington; Tony Terry, 128, Manchester, knocked out Lou An- ton, 139, Hartford, in one round; Mickey Vendrillo, 138, Manchester, knocked out Mickey Vines, 140, Hartford, in three rounds; Jack Armstrong, l36, Manchester, de- cisioned Jimmy Walls, 133, Nor walk; Pete Lyons, 128, Hartford, de- cisioned Bobby Conroy, 128, Middle todn; George parden, 134, Norwalk, decisioned Joe Cartelli, 132, Win sted, and Bobby Essel, ITO, New Britain, knocked out Allen Will liams ,164, Norwalk, in five rounds.