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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-20
SEZNAM ST. IL

oCAAS6Ah 81. IL
Gotovina skladu dine 81. okto-
bra 1916 $1O4, 331.69.
Sprejeto cd l. do 81. OktObra 1916:
CALIFORNIA
Podruznica st. 81 SANS, Los An
geles: John Ercek in zena $25; Joe
Parkel in zena $40, Mrs, j. Bartol
SIS. Skupaj $40. Postal Frank No
yak.
COLORADO:
Drustvo st. 113 KSKJ, Denver
S25; drustvo st. 7 ZSZ, Denver $40;
John Rogel, Denver $40. = Joseph
Jartz, Spivak $40.
ILLINOIS:
Podruznica st. 2 SANS, Chicago:
Mr.. in Mrs. Hrvatin $40; pc $40:
Joe in Mary Arnez, Johanna in
Frank K~lanchnik ter Peter in Fran
Ces SWolSak. Pc SIS: NeimenoVana,
Rudolph Ross, Ludwig Janezic, Joe
Martin in Mary Abram, Joe in
Frances Abram, Louis in Hanna
Slamnik, Joe Centrich in zena, AL
bin in Mile Bobnik, Louis Skier
binek, Martin J. Vranikar, Michael
Ribnikar, Louis Hren, Joe in Fran
ces VrecEek, Mike in Angela Ko-
der in Matthias Jemc; diva darova
pc So, eden $3.50, diva pc 81. Frank
TON1nr roL~o1 ~ 1NoopiS1I zo0rN-ih
$3.50. Nabiralci: John Turk, Mary
Arnez, Frank Ceglar, John Morsi,
Ludwig Katz, Louis in Anna VOlk.
Postal John Turk. Skupaj $156.-
ZvonkO Novak in zena S100.
Podruznica st. 25 SANS. Chicago:
Clement LoviSek (BerWyn) $50;
John Thaler $40; pc $40: druzina
Valentin MerSOl, Frank in Mary
ZbaSnik in Donald J. Lotrich; pc
SIS: Frank Bostic, William Zupan,
Mr.. in Mrs. Arko, Matt Vidergar,
Anton Trojan, Leo Smagay, Joseph
Pucel, Anton Dreshar, Frank RO-
baus, Michael Lepej, Louis Hren,
Mike Sifrar, Louis Zorko, John Sla-
die hin zena, Andrew MiSkO, Louis
Sever, Thomas SVetlik, Frank Fl
ster in zena, Louis UlCar; STRIFE da-
row pc So, osem pc So, in diva pc
81. Skupaj $2O5. Nabiralca Frank
Bizjak in Milan MedveSek. - Kiub
Ljubljana, Chicago, cisti prebitek
zadnje priredbe V pomoc skladu
otroSke bolnice V Sloveniji S220.69
V isti namen so prispeVali Sc: Fran
ces Turk S12, Rose Beniger $40 ter
Tomaz Cukale in zena $40. Izrocile
Helena KuSar skupno vsoto $252.69
DruStvo stew. $50 SNIP, Chicago
Preostanek cd prireditve angleSkC
poslujocih druStev ma kOnVencij
meseca avguste 1916, izrocil D. J
Lotrich $3.50. - Joseph Omerza
Berwyn S25, izrocila Helen KuSar
Podruznica st.. 81 SANS, Chicago.
Mike HruSka in zcna IS, n oseba
50, skupaj ST. DruStvo st. 115 S. N
P. j., Joliet: Frances Gerl $40, Ana
Prime So (prej So, skupaj So, sku-
PAL $13.
Podruznica st. 1913 SANS, Witt
S72.
INDIANA:
Podruznica st. 81 SANS, India
napolis: Frances UrbanCiC S25
Louis Urbancic in zena Sc; pc SIS.
Frank Sabotin in zena, George Lu-
Ear in zena, Ana Bivens, Dorothy
Semenic, Joseph Klemen, Stanislav
stroy ter Romuald MedveSek in
zena; dive osebi pc So, n $3.50.
deset pc 81, sedem pc soc in pre-
ostanek prejsnje blagajne So. Ma
biralca Valentin Stroj in Steve
Sk~orjanc. Skupaj poslana vsota
$50.
MICHIGAN:
Podruznica st. l SANS, Detroit,
druzina George Marsic S25, Mary
KNEE $40 (~ponovno), skupaj S35
-Podruznica st. 81 SANS, L'Anse:
pc IS: Paul Shall, St, Rev. F. M.
- H.. 20 IN 1,o 80 n -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-20
IL SANSovega uroda
1895 W.. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.
PRIspEvKl v sKLAD oTRosKE BoLNIsNIcE


eden $50. stirinjast Pc 81 in eden
soc. Skupaj $3.50. Nabiralca Paul
Shaltz, St, in Math Muvrin.
MINNESOTA:
Podruznica st. 81 SANS, CHS
holm: Frank KLINE in zena $40; DO
So: Anton Hren in zena, Sylvester
NoVak in zena ter Max Martz
(Buhl), skupaj $25.-Frances Ster-
lie, Eveleth " spomin sinu, End 1t.
Norbert j. Sterile, XII je 10. novem-
bra 1913 dial svoje zivljenje "a do
moVino) $40.
MISSOURI:
Podruznica st. % SANS, st. Louis
S213. Theresa Speck SIS. Izrocila
Theresa Speck, skupaj 1888.
MONTANA:
Dru$tvo st. 700 SNIP, Roundup:
Pc $40: Max PolSak, Matt Vertin,
Martin Meznarich in zena, Martin
Meznarich, NIL, in zena ter Mrs.
Vessel; pc So: Annie Apostle, Anne
liza Bedey, Frank Zobec, Tony LEX
Sc, Tina PolSak, Tony Hosnar, Joe
Hosnar, Tomaz Jancic in zena,
Steve Barac in zena ter Frank Pol
SAX, trije pc So, eden 81 in pet pc
soc, skupaj $109.50.
NEW YORK:
P~odtuznica St. 7 SANS, Little
Falls: Charles Podboj, postal Frank
Gregorin SIS. - Podruznica st. SO
SzZ, Brooklyn: Cisti dobicek Cd
veselice $50, Helena Corel SIG, pc
So; Mary sore, Antoinette Hofer in
Neza Viskovic, STRIFE prispevki pc
So in diva pc 81. Skupaj 500. Ma
biralka Helen Corel. - Pomozni
odbor ir SANSove podruznice,
Brooklyn: Druzina Malta COrel
Sl00, Slovenka liz Washingtona $50,
izrOcila Anna Krasna znesek $3.50;
pc $40: Frank Urbancic in Frieda
Urbancic, pc So: Carla Urbancic,
Carl Skrinar, John MARI in Ignac
MikluS, skupaj $40. Vsoto oddal
Frank Urbancic. POsameZniki da-
roVali3 Pc $40: Frank KoSak in
Mary Meglich, Anton Pooh 5000;
20 SIS: Mary Tauzel, Cyril Habjan
in zena, Joseph Petek, Ignac Mu-
SIGH in zena ter Anna Cerar, ena
oseba S1.50in ena 81, skupaj 247. 10.
OHIO: s. ... .5'...
Podruznica St. 80 SANS, Cleve-
land $1,000.
l. Pcdruznica st. 4S SANS, Cleve-
land $1,000.
Drustvo st. 4 SNIP, Neffs SIS
Mary Dernach SIS, ena oseba So
in osem pc 81, skupaj $40. Nave T..
Piney Fork, SIS. ri
PENNSYLVANIA:
Podruznica st. % SANS, Cone
maugh: SloVensko hranilnO in po-
sojilno druStvo $50, drustvO sv
Alojzija st. 36 ABB S1OO. Postal
Joseph Turk. Skupaj $3.50. - Fee
deracija druStev SNIP "a okrai
Westmoreland (prej poslano $500,
zdaj postal Alex Skerly Export
$50. - Girl Wizar, Cornwall So
DruStvo st. 326 SNPJ, Uniontown
S175. - Federacija druStev SNIP
"a Fayette in Green okraja ga
SANS $4,000, postal blagajnik fe-
deracije Louis Dornik (UniontoWn)
S67.97.
UTAH ..: Vi s.."
Skupna slovenska drustva, Hell
per, Utah in okolici: cisti prebitek
plesne vesefice' dine "a. julia 1916.
V korist sklada otroSke bolniSnice.
postal J.. Skerl $500.
WISCONSIN:
Podruznica st. Sc SANS, Milwau-
kee: Anton Kastigar iZrocil $685. so,
katere SO darovali: Ralph in Mary
Chaplek S1O0, pc 25: druStvo st. 3
UPS, in Otto Hamburger; pc SIS;
Joseph Chaplek, Andrew Miklav-
cich2 Matt Udovc, Frank Chandek,
Fred Glojek, stiri osebe pc So, pet
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-20

in prehranjevalno ~sredisce, kot tudi najvecji po-
samezni kraj-svetovni try Irvine. Produkcija
rodovitne gornje missipiSke ~planjave in zivina
z~apadnih ancev-naravno povzdigujejo to ma
rodno prevozno srediSce-ustvarjajCc tn glavnO
tocno procesiranje hrane-in emo najvecjih in
dustrii.
Prvenstvo Chicago tie vrste industrije 81 je po-
jancevine in prasicjega mesa, kuhane Sunke, sve-
re in suhe klobase in oleomargarine.
Ker je srednji zapad narodna zitnica. je Chicago
in severni Illinois velikansko srediSce zitne dis
tribucije. Chicago Board of Trade o~bratuje IS
odstotkov vse narodne trgovine, pSenice, koruze,
ovsa, ri, jecmena in soya fizola-bodocnost trga
-najvecji try ma vsem Svetu.
S sVojo ekOnomsko bilanco med induStrijami,
trgom IN agriculture, je ia kraj osrcje sVetOVnO
najvecjega zemeljskega cesarstva.
Enake naraVne prilike, XII so doprinesle Vaznost
procesiranja prehrane, so pomagale zgraditi ME
no Vodstvo V industriji transportaciji in trgova-
nju. Nobeno drugo srediSce ne nudi tako lahkih
dotikov z drugimi velikimi trziSci. Noben drugi
distributivni okraj YAM ne nudi toliko ohrane ma
casu in daljavi v poslugo narodu-in "a yes svet.
To je nekaj VzrOkoV, zakaj je ia okrai tako
ugodno pripravljen Ia bodoc industriiaIni napre-
dek. Ako nameravate iskati nov prostor, ali DO
vecati vase industrijo, tedaj so te neprimerne
ugodnostl tega okraja vredne vase pozorne pre-
lskave. Mi YAM z veseljem pomagamo ma vase
zeljo z vsemi podrobnostnimi podatki in pojas-
Mill. VISA ia posluga je brezplacna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-20
(Konec S ]. Strani.)

\IAOilSC , J. G1dllI-(
kongresu obljubil sodelovanje.
Ker med njegovo in republican
sko stranko nj razlike, mu DO
obliubo lahko izpolniti.
V Ilsenburgu ma Saksonskem
SO nasli ITO zvonov, XII SO jih
Nemci pobrali cerkvam V oku-
piranih dezelah. Sedaj Jill "a
htevajo nazaj. Ampak veliko SO
jih Nemci med vojno pretopili
in porabili "a izdelavo orozja.
Vzelo DO dolgo, predno bodo
verniki mogli V izropanih GER
kvah nadomestiti move zvonove.
Mrs. Anna Kovach (slovensko
ime, dasi nj Slovenka) je prepo-
emo spoznala, da nj varno imeti
veliko denarja V Hist. Gotovo SO
zlikovci izvedeli, da ga hrani.
Nekega nedavnega ULTRA sta diva
potrkala ma duri in rekla, da sta
poslana cd telefonske druZbe po-
pravliati naprave. Tako sta bila
%spuScena V hiSo. Bile SO V stano-
vanju tri zenske, XII sta Jill I'VE
zala, vse prebrskala in odnesla
$25, 900 denarja ter "a kakih
$4,000 vojnih bondov. Ljudje,
XII imajo toliko gotovine, bi 81 la
hko najeli V banki varnostno
shrambo, &c re hocejo imeti
raise dcnar namesto ga vloziti
V kake druge vrednote.
Poslopje v Gorici, kjer SO bill
uradi Observation-Disclosures anti
fasisticne zveze, je vzela ameri-
Ska zasedbena oblast, ceS, da ga
potrebuje, in razobesila ma ME
mu ameriSko zastavo. Slovenci
in protifasisticni Italijani so 81
Ger protestirali in poslali k anne
riskem upoveljniku deputacijo,
XII pa je nj hotel sprejeti. Tako
je ia incident mrznje domacega
prebilvalstva do zasedbene OBJ
lasti Sc boil p~ovecal.
Rumunjski oljni vrelci so V
veliki trojici re dolgo zelo spor-
ma tocka. Vzela jih je Sovjetska
unija ma racun vojne odSkodni-
ne, XII 10 tirja cd Rumuniie.
Prejsnji lastniki (Americani in
Anglezi) hocejo, da Sc jim Jill
plaza in Bevin je to ma konfe-
renci V New Yorku Rusom pred
lagal, Toda Molotov mu je je-
EMO ~odgovoril, da bi to bila dvoj-
ma cena. Emo je Russia placala,
ko je vrednost vrelcev krediti-
rala Rumuniji, sedaj pa, &c bi Sc
udala Bevinovi zahtevi, bi pa
morala nagraditi Sc kapitalisti-
che lastnike. Zaradi Ola DO Sc
veliko sporov in ameriska bojna
mornarica je V Sredozemskem
morju najvec radi oljnih leziSc
ma bliznjem vzhodu.
Svedska je poslala "a svojega
Delegate v organizaciji zdruZe-
nth narodov Oestena Undena, XII
slow "a veScaka v mednarodnem
pravu in "a izredno nadarjene-
ga diplomatic. Pc prepricanju je
socialist. Pricakujejo, da DO V
naporih med "zapadom' in "vz-
hodom" zmozen pomirjevalno
vplivati. Bio bi res potrebno,
da pride med delegate ''zdruze-
nih'' narodov TAXA oseba, XII Jill
DO znala zdruzevati.
V zalOzbi druzbe c.. P. Put
nam & Sons V New Yorku DO IL
sla knjiga z naslovom "Pokret",
napisana proti sedanji jugoslo-
vanski vladi in partizanom.
Eden njenih avtorjev je Steven
Bizic IL Pennsylvania. Toda
knjiga izide lie, &c DO druzba do
bila zanjo V naprej dovolj naro-
Gil. cato "Srbobran" poziva svo-
je citatelje, maj ST 10 naroce.
Cena il je visoka, MANFRED "a.
Srbi bi ia denar lahko vsekakor
p~ametnejSe porabili, kajti S to
knjigo Jugoslavije ne bodo spre-
menili.
Luigi Antonini, XII je bill V Ev-
ROM " nrid Nnra1iGnnna n,ir11 "
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-20

eden $1.50,. stirinjast Pc 81 in eden
soc. Skupaj $3.50. Nabiralca Paul
Shaltz, St, in Math Muvrin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
Rockville Firemen
To Raise Funds

An outcome of the monthly
meeting of the Rockville Fire De-
partment was the announcement
by Chief Val Wilson, chairman of
the Carnival Committee, that the
department will definitely NOT
have a Carnival this year. The
high cost, poor quality and scare
ity of prizes would prevent the
Fire Department having a Carni-
val up to its standard of past
years.
Money for the up-keep of the
Department will be raised this
year, as it was last year, by mem
bership contributions. Thomas
Slater, chairman of the Member
ship Committee, requests all those
receiving membership cards to
send their contributions to him. If
possible, double your contribution
over last years. If you don't re-
ceive a card, send your money
anyhow. The Rockville Fire De-
partment is for your protection.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert Billhimer
Teie. Gaithersb,.rg 54-J

Mr.. and Mrs. William Pray of
Buffalo, New York are now &C.
cupying an apartment adjoining
the home of their son and daught-
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Pray, ST., in Oakmont.
Mrs. Harry Schoening of Wash
ington is the house guest of her
sister, Mrs. E. N. Aiken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond C. Jack
son and sons returned last week
from a motor trip to southwest
ern Ohio when they visited Mr..
Jackson's relatives in Cincinnati,
Dayton and Middletown.
Mrs. George Engles of Tuska-
hoe, New York is spending sever
al days with her son and daught
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Engles.
/ Mrs. Alfred Ault left her home
in the Grove during the week
end and will live with her brother
in Washington for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marks have
purchased the Ault cottage on the
Circle and are now at home there
with their 16 month old daughter,
Suzanne. The Marks came here
I from Mclean, Virginia, but they
previously lived in California when
Mr.. Marks was in the service.
Miss Ruth Jackson of Dayton,
Ohio is the house guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond jackson.
Guests of Mrs. Dora Purdum on
Sunday were Miss Lois Monkey
Mr.. David Norvell and S/Sgt
Frank Hastings.
Mrs. Melvin Ridgely enter
tanned the members of the Youth
Fellowship at their monthly bus
mess and social meeting last Fri
day evening. Reports were made
on the splendid progress of the
play which the young people plan
to present some time this month
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
Coming Events

April 27-Old Fashion BARN
DANCE at Glen Echo Fire Hall
sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary
OF Glen Echo Volunteer Fire
Dept. Refreshments on sale.
April 81 - BINGO PARTY, Ma
sonic Hall, Rockville. Sponsored
by Montgomery Chapter 80,
O.E.S.
April 27-BAKED CHICKEN and
HAM SUPPER, hot vegetables,
home made rolls served from
4-S p. M. Montgomery Church
Hall, Clagettsville.
May 2 CHICKEN PATTY and
HAM SUPPER given by WSCS
at Burtonsville Methodist Church,
from 5 to $3.50 P. M. Fancy
table.
May 3-DANCE at Brighton Hail.
This will be the first of a pro-
posed series of 3 dances to be
given by the Sandy Spring Ath-
letic Association. 9 p. M.
May 9-COMEDY DRAMA, "The
Road to the City" sponsored by
the Ladies Bible Class of Mt.
Carmel Church. g p. M. at Orn-
dorff Hall, Brookeville.
May 10 - BINGO AND CARD
PARTY at Modern Woodmen
Hall at 8 p. M. Given by the
Laytonsville All Girls Club.
Card players please bring cards.
May 18LCHICKNE and COUN-
TRY HAM SUPPER, 5 to 8 PM.
at Boyd's Church Hall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
Thompson : Owens

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Owens
of Gaithersburg announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Ruby Mae
to Harry Deets Thompson, son Of
Mrs. Frances Thompson of 18 E
Montgomery Ave. Rockville, Md
The single-ring ceremony was
performed at the Rockville Meth
odist Church, Thursday evening
April 25 by the Rev. ]. W. Rosen-
burger.
The bride wore a gray suit with
black and white accessories.
Present at the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Thompson
brother and sister-in-law of the
bride groom.
The bride recently graduated
from. Richard Montgomery High
School and at present is employed
as Secretary to Chicarell and AS
sociates Of Rockville.
Mr.. Thompson was recently dis
charged from the u. S. Army Med
zeal Corps after serving 80 months
in the service. He served two
years with the Hawaiian group in
Hawaii and months on Okinawa
as Medical Technician with the
Station Hospital in the Medical
Corps. At present he is in Paint
Contracting Business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson are tenn
porarily residing at 808 Viers Road
in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
Sugar Stamp Spare 40,
Validated For 5 Pounds,
May l To August 81

The Maryland oPA State Office
today called attention to the order
validating a new sugar-spare No
40, good for five pounds of table
use from May TO August 81.
Sugar stamp No 80 expired for
consumer use on Tuesday April
30. Ration stamp spare No 40
will be found in War Ration Book
~, and also in the currently is
sued sugar books TO veterans and
for requirements.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Located in the Damascus District,
Montgomery County, Maryland

Under by of power authority conferred upon
John Oxey and Frank A Tyler r Trustees by decree of the
Circuit Court for Montgomery County Maryland sitting Court
of Equity passed the 23rd April 1896 Nos 1857 and
790 Equity consolidated the said John r. oxey and Frank A.
Snyder J Trustees will offer for sale the Court House door in
Rockville Montgomery County Maryland public auction,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
YVESDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF MAY, 1916

AT M the following described land situate, lying
PsTcs No. An that pee Or parcel Of land in Damascus
c Mo1gOme,y County Maryland containing e. acres Of land
Monkey, 4th day October, 1898 and
cy d % @ s e nd
from csgg U on the caggettsye Kempo@n Road cement
highway and is improved by twosto eight ROOM frame house
has d good garden and fruit trees. -
Parcel 2-Consistng adjoining lots Lot No lying
the Of Lot No Lot No described follows All that
parcel Of land containing 50 square prehes Of land more
which described deed from otie Lee Monkey and Tree L. MOx
1881 duly recorded the Land Records Of Montgomery Coun
Y Maryland bsr No 54 folio 27S Lot No2 being all that piece
deed from Wnstead Company Incorporated to Willie
1eoraed Suon and Records Montgomery County Maryland
in Lbr No. 4 folio $685. containing so perces Of land
Road have of about SO feet and will be
Parcel No that piece parcel Of land na situate s in MGntgOm
81 watkins and others to Willie B Moxley Monkey his
wife dated the 2r day Of April 1898 snd duly recorded a%9ns the
9 @ tain five 90 oaS and n ne the eas Rsreh o %
road from Browns Store to the Patuxent River;
s f S land se from ns
mond Brown and wife to William Monkey and Minnie MoYey
among Records Montgomery be No
s S n ff s s s woo a s @ en s
side Of the road from Browns Store the Patuxent River
sales BY the Circuit Court and the balance payable third
year and the remaining third in two years or all cash at the
Is6OoO0 will be required No the time Of the
deposit Twenty Five Dollars (25OO each Parcels Nov
The right accept reject any
FRANK A. TYLER, JR,
1850 Trustees
RS. SITTING AS 5, 4 Ao COURT J :, OF sF, EQUITY
virgie i Monkey, Gurvis Pauline King,
while Lee Horace Monkey, and Willie 1ss Monkey,
Defendants Defendants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

pursuance passed the 23rd day of April A. D.
1896 the above entitled the undersigned hereby
notice all having claims against the of
WILLIE B. MOXLEY
Montgomery file
authenticated with the Clerk of the said Circuit Montgom
County, Maryland before the 10th day of
1916 by publishing this notice by advertisement
published said Montgomery County, before the
18th day of D. 1896 prescribed by said decree
JOHN E. OXLEY and FRANK A. TYLER, JR,
Trustees in Equity Consolidated,
1861 Numbers 11,79O and IL 667
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-11

Elmer Ray man. If the
fans can see 10 rounds of milling
instead of the usual couple of
rounds, then the fans are in for a
real treat. Things have hap
pened since their last meeting, with
Ray going like a house afire; as a
result | can't see anything but a
K. o. win for our Elmer the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-11

thumb sprain, ]
have been think.
ing Of the right.
eous spiel TO lay
down to all you
lamb lushers. Sc
pardon me, while
| talk only 10
batty- baters and
batty bateretts.
Shall we?
Before we be-
gin with this 1--WE
7 H.. Ak.A ,vaaI-1
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-11

a solid cat, and know each and
every answer. And I'm hipped that
you play the game, three ways
sides and fats, and straight across
the board. But, Jackson, you're
fippin, and you amt fappin, you're
hippen and not hoppen. So old-man,
you're still wearing low quaters
while I'm stashing my stomps in
a fine pair Of knee-booter with laces
long enough to tie up the Dear
Bears Nephew, Joe, who really and
truly doesn't know! In other
words, I'm collaring a play that's
righteous: really reecheous; in fact,
it's roacheous. And, cholly- Hoss,
know just how to slice all corners
but clean. So while all you cats
have been slicing your chops about
these fine young hens tipping down
the erunching straight in the cool
of the evening, I've been weeping
bitter brine because thought they
Rome, but l found out that a mel
low, young hen with feathers on
her wings "is one who won't be
shooting for the side-pocket, AND
scratching every shot"
Well, hope set all Of you solid
for the time being. In the past
week nothing too-toO exciting has
gone on, unless it was without my
knowledge, and that is very seldom,
l hope.
The South Side eanteen at the
church is really the answer to many
a tanners prayer, and no doubt to
parents, because there is nothing
that can cause anything but hap
piness at that canteen. Some Of the
weekly visiters or members are.
C0RAMAE RICHIE, the girl with
the new and fine Texas Hop;
FRANCES LOGAN, the girl that
can't move her feet fast enuff
FEET THAT is, TO do the Texas
Hop. Curry, trying to learn, but
! am afraid it is little too hopeless;
WILMA, she can really dance, so
all the males tell me; SHIRLEY,
she has really a personality-plus;
Jewel Beck, one Of the best piano
players have heard in a long
time, and that excludes no one;
Jean Brown, have to keep her in
the lime-light because l think she
can be safely called the one most
likely TO succeed; JAMES CURRY
also another good football player
who knows how TO dodge flying
feet; RICHARD HAMMOND, foot.
ball player and playboy, tell umm
about It, FRANCESl The head
standby Of the canteen, and doing
a fine job taking into consideration
WHAT she has to put up with
when 1t comes time for all the un.
der-sixteen-year-olds TO leave, af,
ter hunting them out Of their hid
ing places, has to walk them half,
way home to make them stay there
My hat is of to you, a wonderful
hostess, Miss Beautiful Bailey.
Tune-in folksl Time for:
SANITY CITY KEYHoLE
CUT UGH RESAMAY,
Well, this week in the Sanity City
has been rather dead from a hep,
ster's point Of view.
But here to save the day, we fint
CARMETTA HIT, who gave one
Of those mad, fine raging-taginp
one-night stand parties. Well, 4
| did kind Of pull It a little long
that comes from writing so much
Some Of the thinner we're: CHUCK
mccoy; NELSON; also hubba
hubba, BUBBA JACKSON
FRANKLIN, l think he was with
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round main event,
-. | wish / knew
as much about
Lowman's fight
ing ability as ]
do of Rays, then
l could go and
predict a winner
or the round that
it will end.
One thing in the
public's favor, is
that little over a
year ago Ray won
a 10-round deci-
sion over Low
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Sport Shots
Bv OSCAR NEWMAN

by OOCAh NE W MAN
In defeating Minnesota 21-0 last
Saturday, Indiana showed a team
that combined experience with fine
defensive and offensive play TO put
a damper on Mr.. Bierman's title
hopes. Indiana made many costly
fumbles but displayed fine recuper-
alive powers on all occasions.
Minnesota played like one Of those
kid park teams just learning the
rudiments Of football. It's blocking
for which Il has been famous In
past years was nowhere In sight.
Their backfeld men apparently
couldn't fight their way out Of n
paper sack II Il had q hole In Il.
70 make q long story short, they
were not up TO the old Minnesota
standard.
Indiana came up here with n host
Of fine performers who literally
made life miserable for the poor
III Gophers. Mel Groomes, veteran
sepia halfback, spent more time
in the Minnesota secondary than
IN his own backfield. He proved
70 DC One " bilo AneSb JUL NhiNAeNn
Of the game with his 47-yard jaunt
through Minnesota's line.
In addition 10 Groomes, "Bo"
Mcmillan had Hugh MeKinnis and
j. Bibbs who also did a fine job.
Concerning the "Lil" World Sc
ries in Louisville: While Jackie
Robinson, Montreals famed Negro
second basemRn, was making base
ball history inside the Parkview
field, at Louisville, members Of his
race were subjected TO many forms
Of discrimination outside. Negroes
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