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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Today's Sport Parade
-NEA Telephoto.

Danforth of Atlanta had picked six straight and Maurice Bloch of Selma, Ala, nine in a row. Bloch is the ball club president, banker, newspaperman, author, tobacco auctioneer, farmer and one-man Chamber of Commerce (Wh1te bread and nylons for sale) who in sists proudly that Selma is the smallest town in class B baseball. |.
 Earl Mann, president of the At lanta baseball club, also failed to pick the winner-on 8 tip from two friends in New York. Mann re- tailiated handsomely. The friends live in a duplex apartment in Man hattan. So Earl sent them two baby pigs with a note: "A couple of porkers for a pair of hams"
 People in the horse country are avid followers of major league base ball which recalls that Walter Haight of the Washington Post has 8 nephew who they think might make the grade. His name Charles (Buck) Henry, IS, six-four and 200 pounds, fine pitcher. He played with Dick Wakefield and Stan Spence at Bainbridge Naval sta- tion. Joe Engel of the Chattanooga club got there first curiously.
 Engel asked Haight how much a years subscription was to his news paper. In the course of the con- versation, Walker mentioned his nephew, and Engel grabbed. Joe relates: T once traded a ball player for turkey but this is the first one I ever got with a years subscription to 8 newspaper." See what happens when you can read
 Mint Galore
 They don't call this the jaunt fol the juleps for nothing. Growers reported the greatest run on mint since the invention of chewing gum and inebriates were plentiful. One was on hand when sailors and sol dierS started forming gigantic U. s. in the infield before the big race. The sailors got there ahead of time with their formation anc some one wanted to know wha' the s" meant.
 "S," said the woozy one serious. 1y, stands for Shurshill Downs.
 The morning after the celebra- tions and drownings of sorrow wal the worst. One irate wife, meeting her sodden spouse, snapped: "Clost your eyes. You look like you're bleeing to death" . Going North mister?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
KiduIis Leads .E. "A. OuoIifiers

Scoring an even 70 which is pretty close to par for the course. Stanley Kidulis led the qualifying round of nearly seventy players in the East Mountain Spring Handicap tourna- ment, played yesterday at the muni- cipal course Jack Strew, with 7S, finished in runner-up position.
 First round matches must be played by May 12; second round to be finished May 19; semi-finals by May 25 and finals on Sunday. May 26. Reds and Blues will also play team match on the latter date.
 Four flights will compete in the tourney, according to handicap. Scores made yesterday in the quail ifying round, which established their particular flight for match DlaV follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
White Ping Pong Ace

On Sunday evening, the annual SERA Table Tennis Tournament was held at the SERA Center. Will lie White is the new champion hav- ing defeated Ed Berube in the fi- nals, 21-13, 21-9. 21-14 In the semi finals, Ed defeated the former champion of three years, Mike Ex- arhou. In the other semi-final match Willie White defeated An thony Cugro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
.Abrigadors Lose.

Held to four hits by Bob Sivigny of St. Augustine's Boys Brigade sen-
 iors of Hartford: the ,Abrigadors of this city were set back 8-1 yesterday at Goodwin Park, Hartford. One run scored by the losers in the g inning game, was made in the open ing inning; St. Augustine's gai1l- ing a 3-1 edge. Johnny Burns, first Abriagdor pitcher, Gryniuk, Di- Manno getting two hits of g al-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
A CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENT

CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENT reports that Burns, C Moave Cal faith healer in Seattle the last of Kotsores gaIoping Greek, daughter Nancy Susan April Hospital The New Turf quarter because the requirements strict Great MOrgenthaes, whom Clair has ured his L. basketball hive, tOuted honey char Catching New Mexico Mines against recently, the Elmo had stolen charged against him.
 newspaper better pictures in paper thank Dick pre Association installed the stewards turned down requests made improving facilities Goody who his debut the Polo Grounds noer EbbetS Field about eight years with the Dodgers scoreoard boy Fenway Williams posted the home Wakefield and Grenberg at all home while in the field.
 GUS LEsNECH training at Brghcn for his bout with Fred Stadium London 15h rices $40 to ss caught with British fans because his anness and at the remarkable vitality of Tim hotputing star of the AAU in his 5oth Fight Managers Guilt b getting exclusive applied membership and laid his $500 initiation fee on the line he was told application unI the character Al "Fhe Bult We'll chairnAan graduaTy him mp PROMOTER FREDDIE SOAHGsS inimataOn that ne Vas ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
This Sporting World
Monday Sports Wash
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Hardly day goes by, but some concrete example comes up in the world of sports, that illustrates very clearly why battle-hardened Amer ican soldiers played such big part in eliminating Hitler and Mussolini from the land of the living and put ting Hirohito, Tojo and their ilk in a position where they will never again threaten the just and last ing peace'' that we are now supp posed to be enjoying, though half of Europe is starving and management labor trouble within our own coun- try and battles within government agencies is making a mockery of peace, as the avreage human un- derstandS 1t.
 Ed NOgas, a Wethersfield High school boy, before he went into the Army, and came out of it with one good leg, has not become mem tally depressed to the extent that he has given mp his love for base ball; despite the shameful toss ing-around that the average G. I. is getting from all sides. He pitched two innings of baseball tho other day, and, despite an arr tificiaI leg, went well enough to earn him starting assignment for the Wethersfield Town team in the Pennington Valley league yesterday.
 Rearing back with artificial hmh poised high, Nogas whips a fast ball. He's also proven himself cap able at the plate, having knocked out double during a practice game, logging it to second ahead ol the throw.
 "Six months after I was hurt, Nogas related, q put my artificial limb on for the first time anc walked. I was so anxious to walk didn't require the usual two ol tllree-month period to become ac' customed to my new leg. It wasn'' long before was fooEng aeound or the basketball court.
 Next spring I'm going to realizI a longtime ambition" he added "Tll try out for the baseball tean at the University of Connecticut.
 Such courage is common to mos American boys, whether the name b Nogas, Murphy, Weinstein. Booker or AIbruSinoWicz Ed lost part o his leg in Germany--stepped on German land-mine; but no on can stop his effort to play baseball or eradicate the courage in his min' and heart. o-O-O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
City Amateur
 Games Sunday

Wet grounds caused poStponemen of all City Amateur league base- ball games scheduled yesterday at Hamilton Park, the opening day schedule to operate next Sunday when the eight teams in the league hope to get started in their l046 pennant race. Tribunes and the Franco-Americans are billed tn the feature game at S:34 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Legion Drill

Thomaston, May 6-The American Legion baseball team will practice Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at Thomas Reeves Memorial Field. The game scheduled Sunday be- tween the Soldiers and the Seymour Alumni was cancelled due to wet grounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago (Lee 0-1) at New York (Bev- Detroit (Trucks 1-2) at Philadelphia (F'owler 0-2).
 Cleveland (Gromek O-D at Washing ton (Scarborough 2-l.
 St. Louis (Galehouse 0-S9 and shirley 1-fl at Boston (Dobson 80 and Ferriss 2-O)-two games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
AMERICAN DIVISION
Schedule Thursday. May 9

ThurSuay, May
 Hamilton, No. 1-Pine Hills vs, Telephone Co. (Walsh).
 No. 2-Walnut A. c. vS Watby Indies (Guglielmo).
 Fulton Park-Fire Dept. vs. Tro- jans (Gerace).
 Washington Park-Prowlers vs. E. Buddies (QuilteO.
 Brass Mill, No. 1-Florio PJst vS. Savoia Social (Rarone).
 No. 2-Hoboes vs. Jokers (Gra- ham).
 WatsSville Park-Cadets vS. Post Office (DrSScolD.
 Bunker Republican-Ameri- can vs. St. Joseph H. N. OroE- nick). Hopeville- Acme Cleaners vs. War | friors (Crichton).
 Stadium, Nc. IT. P. Hillies vs Jack Millers Stars Bridal.
 Stadium, No. 2.-Chet-Wyns vs Del Phis (Grudzion). BomberS draw bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
.Florio SoffbalI

Florio Post softball squad has scheduled a long drill Tuesday eve- ming, 6 p. m. at Brass Mill field, Hamilton Park; with all new men who were notified by Manager Ci- priano, asked to be on hand at the time named as few surprises will be disclosed during the drill. The following are also expected: Urbano, Juliano, Carangelo, Devinci, DeNi- chols, Latino, Donofrio, Cutulle, Fora, Politti, Russo,( Mariana and LaSalatta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
WEINBERG vS. STILL

Boston, May g. (UP)-EurmeF New England heavyweight champ ion Bill weinberg of Chelsea will meet Tim Still of Newark. N. J, in the feature bout of four l0-round attractions presented by the Calla- han A. c. at Mechanics building AA~ night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
CARES TOMORROW
NAIAUNAA AAEAGUh- YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Pittsburgh, 5: Brooklyn, (1st. 1 inngs.)
 Pittsburgh. 4; Brooklyn. 3 tsnd, inngs., Sunday law).
 New York, 3; Cincinnati, 2 (1st) Cincinnati, z; New York, (2nd) Chicago. 13; Philadelphia, 1st) Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, (2nd) St. Louis, 2; Boston. (1sD
 Boston. 10; St. Louis, (2nd)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Sacred Hearts at
 Thon1aston Tuesday

The Thomaston High School baseball club will be hosts to Sacred Heart High Tuesday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at Thomas Reeves Memorial Field. The locals battery will be McQuaine and TycenSk1 while the Hearts will use McAree and Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

GAMES TO-DAY Chicago at Yankee Stadium Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston (2). Cleveland at Washington (NighU.
 CARES TOMORROW Cleveland at Washington (Night) Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
High School Baseball
Weekend Reaults

Crosby vs. Hamden (Municipa Stadiurn).
 Games Tomorrow Wilby vs. Naugatuck CMunicipa Stadium).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

vines Kingdom. Rocky Grazano has bought uniforms for the Graziano nine in the Brooklyn Kiwanis League for which Herbie Cohen, son of Irving Cohen, Rocky's manager, pitched three hit victory, striking out 20 Argos batters in the opening league game recently in Brooklyn. don't think the Yankee management needs to be reminded that in Bill Johnson just out of the Army it has ball player worth holding onto. from 50 to 30 percent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

The Seth Thomas Clocks Softball team will practice at o'clock this evening at Thomas Reeves Memorial Field and will play their first game of the season Wednesday evening with the Warren McArthur 10 of Bantam aat the local field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

Mulligan won the second game with six-hitter while another Rookie, Del Ennis, accounted for four runs with pair of homers.
 Veterans Hal Schumacher of the Giants and Ed HeusSer of the Reds took advantage of enemy errors to gain victories at Cincinnati. Schu- macher won his second game for the Giants, 3 to 3, on Grady Hat toms two run error in the first game. Iatton ftunhled 6 ball at third. Fundbled fly balls which went for extra bases cost the Giants a 2 to 4 defeat in the second game as Heusser registered his third win against one loss. Ben Warren of New York and Lornie Frey of Cin- cinnati hit homers. Four For Max
 The Braves and Cardinals traded at st. Louis. Lefty Max Lanier won his fourth straight for the Redbirds, to 2, in the opener, get- ting home run support from Ken Odea and George Kurowski. Big Morton Cooper became the first right handler to go the route and beat the Cards this season. topping his ex-mates, 10 to 4, in the second game as the Braves knocked out Lefty, Howie Pollet with 8 six-run fourth inning rally. Another ex- Cardinal, Johnny Hopp, hit two homers and Skipp Roberge got one for the Braves in the 11-hit assault on four pitchers.
 YESTERDAYS STAR = Johnny Hopp of the Braves, who got six hits including two homers and g l dnlihle in A srlif fi0lflnle header with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
7he Broadluay Bugle By DAN PARKER
T6OMAS REEsD. AIE

THOMAS REED ARRESTED for homicide in Harlem recently while bail feonious assault heavyweight fought the Saint
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

Other Sports on FoHosOing Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

YESTERDAYS STAR Johnny Hopp of the Braves, who got six hits including two homers and g double in a split double header with his ex-teammates the Cardinals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
Ll2I7 THEY GZX2N5
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMEHHCAN LEAUUE
 YESTERDAYS RESULTS New York, 4; Chicago, 2. Washington, 12; Cleveland, 4. Philadelphia, 10; Detroit, 9 Qst), Detroit, 5; Philadelphia, Candy St, Louis at Boston 2, postponed rain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis (Night).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-06
GAMES TODAY
GAMES TOMORROW

(No games scheduled).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
Sn1rt,a kosa
MARY JEREB

v torek zjutraj je umrla st.
Johns bolnisnici Mary Jereh,
rojena Korencan, stara 4S let,
stanujoca ma 3441 w. 81 st. Do
ma je bila IL hise Reno pri Start
Vrhniki st. 40. Bila je clanica
drustva Brooklynski Slovenci,
st. 48 SDZ. Tukaj zapusca sopro-
ga Johna in pet sinov: John,
Paul, Frank, Fred in Jack, XII so
vsi sluzili v armadi ter so sc ra-
zen mlajsega, XII Sc nahaja ma
Pacificnem morju, vsi vrnili do
NOV, ter mater Ursulo Koren-
can, sestro Mrs. Pauline Hunter
in brata Johna. Pogreb sc bo
vrsil petek oh 10. uri zjutraj
IL Corrigan pogrebnega zavoda,
w. 148 St. in Lorain Ave., v
cerkev sv. Ignacija ma West
Blvd. in Lorain Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

Odbor je stopil okrog rojakov,
XII Sc zanimajo "a politicni ma
predek clevelandskih Slovencev
in zbral ze lepo vsoto. Fran k
'Tino" Modic je daroval $1O0,
James Slapnik Jr. $25; A. Grdi.
ma in Sinovi $50, Louis G. Pla-
nine pa SIS.
Po $40 so prispevali: Char
les in Olga Slapnik, Pete's &
Ty's Bar, Mario Kolenc, Peter
M. Bizak in Neimenovan.
Pc SIS pa so prispevali: Jack
Kordic, Mrs. Joseph Stampfel
August Haffner, Bukovec Gro.
cery, East 81 St. Body Shop
Jack Boncha, Golub Funeral
Home, Lusin Gas Station in Ed
Kovacic Real Estate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
NAC1STI UNIcILI
'SLOVIT MUZEJ v
CESKOSLOVASKI

PRAGA. - (O.N.A.) - Eden
mani znanih zlocinov nemskega
vojastva je unieenje morda maj
vecje antopologicne zbirke ma
vsem svetu, namrec izkopnin
ostankov takozvanega Cro-Mag-
nonskega cloveka ma Moray
skem.
Ia zbirka, slavna po vsem
svetu, je bila najbolj popolna
slika zivljenja starodavnih in
primitivnih ljudi. Poleg okostij
in okamenin takratnih ljudi in
zivali, katere so lovili, ter Mi
hovega orodja in orozja, je bi-
10 vkljucenih v zbirko tudi pri-
blizno 10000 knjig o antropo-
logicnih vprasanjih.
Ko so Sc sovjetske cete pribli-
zale kraju, kjer so bill nacisti
sprawl zaplenjeno zbirko, so
divjaki, XII imajo sicer vec MOI
ganov kot Cro-Magnonski lju-
die, a navzlic temu ocividno
mani pameti, zbirko zazgali in
unicili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
Nesoglasje med
yelesilami daje
upanje gen. .Francu

MADRID. - (O.N.A.) - Pri-
stasi gen. Franco so vsak dan
bolj dobre wolfe, ker so vedno
bolj prepricani, da vprasanje
spanske diktature ne DO prislo
pred, varnostni svet organizaci-
je Zdruzenih narodov. Spor
Rusije z zapadnimi velesilami
radi Perzije je dovolj hud, da
Sc nadajo, da ne DO nobene raz-
prave O spaniji.
Uradne osebnosti, XII so bile
Sc cisto nedavno v velikih skr-
beh radi moznosti, da jih po-
zove varnostni svet, da sc po-
kore skupni anglo-amerisko-
francoski izjavi, so zdaj polne
zaupanja, ker vidijo, da je spor
med Zdruzenimi narodi dovolj
resen, da Jim daje novih moci.
Prepricani so namrec, da var
nostni svet, XII ne more najti
sloge v vprasanju Perzije, isto-
tako ne DO mogel najti soglasja
glede korakov in mer proti
Francovemu rezimu.
Politicni opazovalci v spanski
prestolnici so prepricani, da DO
vrednost nedavnega diplomatic
mega koraka popolnoma propa-
dla, ako spansko vprasanje ne
pride ma razpravo Sc v teku Sc
danjega zasedanja varnostnega
sveta. v tenn slucaju je bio vse
skupaj pac lie vihar praznih be-
sed.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
Zavajalno oglasevanje "a
prodajo zemlje

v North Randall je zemljiska
firma ]. H. Jones Realty Co., XII
ina urad v NBC poslopju, po:
stavila napis, da Sc prodaja zem-
liza med Miles in Emery Rd. ma
akre cd $3.50 naprej in da so re
napravljene vse potrebne izbolj-
Save, kot odvodi, tlakovanje,
elektrika it'd, kar da je vse pla-
cano. Sedaj Sc je oglasil zupan
John O. Brown, XII pravi, da te-
mu nj tako. Naprodaj je lis
lotov in cd teh ina samo 80 par
eel navedene .izboljsave mare.
jene; yes ostali svet je brez od-
vodov in vsega drugega. Vasica
North Randall ina okrog 1OO
prebivalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

nazivlja socialisticno," je odvr-
nil Murray, 'kakor je vasa ma
vada, in kakor ste storili oh pri-
liki predloga "a polno zaposle-
most, o kateri ste rekli, da je bila
sestavljena v Moskvi."
"Saj je bila,' je zaklical Taft.
''Dokazem YAM lahko, da je bila
prepisana il sovjetske ustave."
Besedna bitka Sc je nadalje-
vala vec minut, nakar je Murray
Taftu ukazal, da maj molci ali pa
zapusti dvorano, da DO moge]
precitati svojo izjavo.
Taft ozigosan radi nedostoj-
nOsti in nesramnOsti
Murray, XII je poznan radi svo-
je mirnosti in spraxljiYosti, je
Taftu rekel:
"Vedete sc skrajno nedostoj-
no, naravno in krivicno, ampak
pustil Sc yam ne bonn ustraho-
vati."
Toda Taft je nadaljeval z
opazkami in neprestano drazil
Murraya, katerega je koncno
minila potrpezljivost in je jezno
zavpil mani:
''Vidim, da hocete s svojo igro
ma vsak nacin rabbit to zaslisa-
ME. Pustite, da bonn prebral svo.
10 izjavo. Ako ne boste mirovali
bonn dal poklicati redarje, da
vas odstranijo il dvorane.
Tedaj je Taft vstal S svojega
sedeza in jezno mrmrajoc zapu.
still dvorano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
Veterani ne dobijo ne trukov
ne denarja

Mnogo veteranov je narocilo
pri War Assets Administration
tovorne automobile, z namenom,
da 81 v civilu ustvarijo samo-
stojno zivljenje. Pri narocilu so
morali poloziti gotovo vsoto kot
naplacilo ali aro. Cd tedaj je po-
teklo ze precej casa, toda vete-
rani MISC dobili niti narocenih
trukov niti sc Jim nj vrnilo de-
maria. Sedaj Sc dnevno hodijo
pritozevat ma urad WAA, toda
mic ne dosezejo. Y Clevelandu je
ma tax nacin prizadetih okrog
20 veteranov, med katerimi sta
tudi diva Slovenca, Fred Marin
10, ki ina trgovino : zelenjavo
ma 3. 156 st., in Stanley Pluth,
sin poznanega in rodnozaved-
mega slikarja Anthony Plutha
Il 211O1 Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
IL DOMOVINE

Mr.. John Kastelic, 383 E.
1872 St., je prejel pismo cd bra
ia Franka Kastelic IL Desece
vasi st. 80 pri zuzemberku ma
Dolenjskem, kateremu je bill
prilozen listek naslovljen ma
Mary Pecjak S Plesivce in sicer
cd sestre Francke, katera pro-
81, da bi sc listek izrocil, ker
ona je izgubila naslov sestre in
j ne more pisati. Pise, da SO
vse tri sestre se live, a brat Ja-
nez je umrl in ostalo je pet
otrok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
James Dunn postane
ambassador v Italiji?

RIM. 49, (O.N.A.) - Tukaj
v Rimu prevladuje. preprieanje,
da bo postal prihodnji ameriski
ambassador Rimu pomocnik dr.
zavnega tajnika, James Dunn,
XII Sc trenotno nahaja v Londo-
nu kot ameriski clan sveta ma
mestnikov zunanjih ministrov,
XII della nacrte "a mirovno po-
godbo Italijo.
dunn je znan kot nasprotnik
Rusije in Slovanov V obce. -
Op. ured.)
Zanesljivi viri porocajo, da je
James Dunn tako siguren svoje-
ga imenovanja, da 81 je ze izbral
stanovanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

Taft, XII je clan omenjenega
odseka, je potem jezno odsel il
dvorane in izjavil, da sc ne bo
nikdar vec udelezil seje omenje-
mega odbora, dokler DO omenje-
ma predloga ma dnevnem redu.
zigosa zavajanje glede
progresivnih predlog
Senator Murray, XII je skupno
5 senatorjem Wagnerjem sesta-
vii predlogo "a zdravstveno "a
varovanje, je zacel citati svojo
otvoritveno izjavo in med dru-
GIN udaril po kritikih, XII prika-
zujejo predlogo kot ''komuni-
sticno" in !"socialisticno," ne da
bi Sc poprej seznanil z memo
vsebino.
v tel zvezi je tudi cital ured-
niski clanek iz lista washing
ton Post" v katerem so bill
kritizirani nasprotniki predloge,
XII imajo cd nekdaj navajo, da
vsako zdravo demokraticno re-
formo v interesu ljudstva napa-
dajo kot "komunisticno."
Taft je Murraya med cita-
MEM prekinil opazko:
'Najbolj socialisticna
predloga'', pravi Taft
"Te predloga je socialisticna.
Pc mojih mislih je to najbolj So
cialisticna predloga, XII je bila Sc
kdaj vzeta v kongresu v resno
razmotrivanje."
"Jaz pedestrian proti temu,
da Sc vsako progresivno stvar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
.Letalske tekrae

Uradniki National Air Races
Sc snidejo v Washingtonu 9
aprila, da naredijo nacrte "a We.
like aeroplanske tekme, XII sc
bodo vrsile v Clevelandu " dne,
viii 80. in 81. augusta in 1. sep.
tembra. Seji bodo prisostvovali
zastopniki armade in mornarice
Frederick G.. Crawford, pred.
sednik Thompson Products Co.
je predsednik National Air
Races.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
MoRILCA. ZBEzALA II
JEcE: EDEN ZAJET

WASHINGTON, 3. aprila -
Danes zgodaj zjutraj sta zbezala
tukaj il jece 44-letni Joseph
Medley in 22-letni Carl McFar-
land, XII sta bila spoznana krivim
umorov in imata umreti elek-
tricnem stolu. Medley je lanske-
ga maja v nekem< tukajsnjem
hotelu umoril neko rdecelasko,
medtem ko je Mcfarland, XII Sc
je udelezil bojev ma Guadalca-
nalu, v oktobru 1914 v nekem
tukajsnjem parku posilil in umo-
ril neko 18-letno vladno pisarni-
sko usluzbenko.
Policija Sc je podala "a ubeg-
lima morilcema ma low s sledni-
mi psi, XII so izsledili Medley-a,
XII je bill zajet v neki kolibi Oh
bregu reke Anacostia, docim sc
Mcfarland Sc vedno nahaja ma
prOstem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
SEJA LOVCEV

st. Clair Rifle & Hunting Club
vabi vse clane ma redno mesee-
no sejo v nedeljo, z. aprila v ma
vadnih prostorih. Ma tej seji be
vec vaznih stvari "a resiti. kot
tudi sprejem novih clanov. Vse
tiste clane, XII se MISC placali
svoje mesecnine Sc opozarja,
da jo placajo ma seji ali pa pri-
|nesejo ma dom tajnika J. Pa.
pesh, 2O583 Collier Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice so sc v torek
vecer zglasile pri druzini Mr.. in
Mrs. Anthony J. Kerze, 1400 e.
SO St., in pustile v spomin krep-
kega sincka, drugo-rojenca.
Mlada matt je hci Mrs. Mary
Bottesch il 1860 E. As St., oce
je pa predsednik drustva Com
rades st. 566 SNPJ. Cestitamo! |!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
VAZNA SEJA

Jutri Vecer OBJ Osmih Sc bO v
SlOvenskem deIavskem dOmu ma
Waterloo Rd. vrsila ZelO vazna
seja dramskega zbora canton
Verovsek', v svrho pozivljenja
nekOc aktivne dramske skupi-
ne. Vsi bivsi clani dramskega
zbora kot tudi vsi, XII Sc zanima-
te "a dramatiko, ste vljudno
proseni, da Sc jutri vecer goto-
vo udelezite seje, ma kateri sc
bo napravilo nacrte "a bodoce
delovanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
KONCERT "ZARJE"

Pevski zbor Zarja priredi svoj
pomladanski koncert v nedeljo,
%. aprila oh $50 uri popoldne
v Slov. mar. domu ma st. Clair
Ave. Oh tel priliki DO tudi po-
dana opereta "Pri zlatem sod
cku," XII je polna humorja in le-
pega petja. Vstopnice so ze v
predprodaji pri pevcih in pew
kah zbora ter v staremu poslop-
ju SLOW. mar. donna.