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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
MA OBIsKU

Ma obisk "a par dni je prisel
poznani Mr.. Frank Sko1aric, il
Geneva, Ohio. Nahaja Sc pri 81
nu Franku ma e. 200 st. zelimo
mu obilo zabave!! Kot je pove-
dal, Sc je tudi v tamosnji Fork
and Hoe Co., ustavil obrat radi
stavke v jeklarskih tovarnah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
MA OPERACIU

V Glenville bolnisnico sc je
podala Mrs. Mary Dolenc, So
proga Mr.. Stanleya Dolenca,
19807 Ormiston Ave., Euclid,
O., v svrho operacije ma notra-
Mi golsi. Prijateljice jo lahko
obiscejo, mi il pa zelimo nitro
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
Nevarnost pri drsanju ma
ledu @

Ohio State Safety koncil sva-
ri starse, maj nikar ne dovoijo
svojim otrokom Sc drsati po le-
du, koder SO postavljeni svaril-
nj napisi, ker 'se zna vsak hip
led udreti in drsalec pade v glo-
boko vodo in utone. Najbolj me-
varno je drsanje ma jezeru ali
ma reki. Boil yarno je Y mestnih
parkih, kjer je led na plitvi vodi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
IZGREDI V INDIJI
SE NADALJUJEJO,

BOMBAJ, India, "a. januar-
ia. - Izgredi nacijonalistov, XII
zahtevajo neodvisnost "a Indijo,
so Sc danes nadaljevali. Vspo-
padih policijo je bilo ubitih 10
oseb, 46 pa je bilo ranjenih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
ZADU SNICA

V nedeljo oh desetih zjutraj
sc DO brala zadusnica v cerkvi
sv. Vida "a pokojnega stefana
Andolek, v spomin osme-oblet-
nice njegove smrti. Sorodniki in
prijatelji so vabljeni, da Sc
opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25

ZAHVALA IA DAKOVE
: Mas raznasalec "Enakoprav-
nosti," Stanley Godec, 1920
Corsica Ave-, Sc lepo zahvaljuje
vsem narocnikom v okolici Da-
mon, Corsica, Glencoe, Grove
wood, Huntmere, Parkgrove, E.
1856 st. in Lake Shore Blvd, "a
darila, XII jih je bill delezen "a
praznike. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
POBIRANJE STARE OBLEKE

Vodstvo Norwood gledalisca,
E. 81 st. in st. Clair Ave-, spo-
roca, da sc tekom sedanje kam-
panic "a pobiranje stare obleke
in obutve ter konserv, lahko po-
sluzite tudi njih gledalisca. Kot
je znano, Sc sirom dezele vodi
Victory Clothing Drive" : ma
nlenom, da sc cin vec oblelsc
zbere skupaj, kar sc bo potem
poslalo potrebnim narodom pre-
30 morja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
REDNA SEJA

Nocoj oh Z 80 uri Sc vrsi red
M mesecna seja drustva Zaved-
nj sosedje, st. 158 sNPJ v slo-
venskem druStvenena domu na
Recher Ave. clanstyo je pro
seno, da se udelezi polnoztevil-
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
DEL. FEDERACIJA ODOBRI
LA POSOJILO ANGLIJI

MIAMI, %. januarja. - IL
vrsni odbor Ameriske delavske
federacije je danes priporocal
kongresu, da odobri posojilo v
znesku $4,400,OO0,0 900, katerega
je ameriska vlada nedavno skle-
Mia dati Veliki Britaniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
FAZANOVA VECERJA

Pri Kramerjevih na TAT e.
i85 ST., bodo jutri vecer servi-
rail- gostom okusno fasanovo We
cerjo, in sicer % s. ure neprej.
.Igral bo Eddie Sesek orkester in
Ivrsila Sc bo xabava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25

lobe strani imata prevec mo-
ci," je rekel predsednik, "in
ignorirata interese javnosti.
Ako ne pojde drugace, DO mora
la V polozaj poseei vlada in uve-
ljaviti svojo oblast V interesu
ljudstva.'
Ford Motor Co. poslala
domov $4,000 delavcev
Kakor Sc poroca, je danes
vsled stavk v jekleni, klavniski,
avtomobilski in elektricni indu-
striji donna 100000 delavcev,
in pomanjkanje materijala sill
rastoce stevilo tovarn, da ONE
jujejo svoj obrat.
Ford Motor Co. v Detroitu je
vceraj poslala domov $4,000
moz, ker nina jekla in zeleza,
XII ga potrebuje "a produkcijo
.avtomobilov.
NaVzlic ra stool industrijski
parallel pa vlada ocividno "a en-
krat Sc ne misli n a to, da bi
sama prevzela obrat jeklarn.
Vladna Oblast ma preiZkusnji
y prevzemu klavnic
Kakor je bilo re naznanjeno,
bo jutri emo minute po polnoci
vlada zasegla okrog ITO klavnic
v Chicagu in po drugih mestih,
kako pa DO ma ia korak reagiralo
delavstvo, je Sc vedno negoto-
vO.
Medtem ko je bilo takoj po
objavi vladnega koraka poroca-
no, da bodo klavniski delavci,
XII pripadajo uniji AFL, sli ma
delo, pa Sc je vceraj pojavilo
toliko nezadovoljstva med clan
stvom AFL, da bo morda tudi
A FL unija sledila uniji CIO,
katere uradniki so vladno akci-
10 oznacili "a vodo ma Min .klav-
niskim magnatom.
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Truman iznova pozivlja
jekleno industrijo, da
sprejme mezdno zvii$$anje is
Vlada bo jutri prevzela klavnice,
&c pa Sc bodo delavci vrnili ma
delo, je Sc vedno v dvomu

Predsednk Truman je vceraj iznova pozval jekeno
ndusrijo da sprejme negovo priporoco da deavcem
povisa place l8 centov in pol uro obenem e re-
KEEL da izgleda da bou med delavc in delodaalci ne
gre toiko place kot oblast.
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SEJA ZBORA "sKRJANCKI"

III v nedeljo, oh 2::30 uri popol-:
dne, Sc bo vrsila seja pevskega
zbora "skrjancki" v Slov. drust.
domu, ma Recher. Ave. Prosi sc
vse starse in clane, da Sc seje
gotovo udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
Velika petorica . razgouorih
glede tajnika Zdruz. narodou
Med kandidati "a urad je omenjen
Stanoje Simic, sedanji jugoslovanski
poslanik v Washingtonu

LONDON, "a. januarja-Velika petorica je vceraj
casno poloza strane nesogasa glede Irana Grce in
1ndoneze ter ozracu vece prisrcnost skusala doseci
sporazum glede osebe, katera maj b ba zvoljena tan
kom organizacije Zdruzenh narodov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
Regimenfno pesem

V zadaii izdaji "Glasila' cita
mo nastopno regimentno pesmi
60, XII jo je skovaIf neki x. Y
pod naslovom
NEKoMU v ALBUM .
Res cudno, da tovarisev
slovenskih ne spostujes,
primerjas iste "rigarjem",
jih oslo imenujes'?'!!
!
Rad znal bi, &c tovarisi
so tvoji TAXI bill:
poroko tvojo z rigarjem,
da skupno ste slavili?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20

A.G.--Pm between the devil and
the deep blue sea. ] was once In
love with a young man and be left
town TO work and apparently he
forgot all about me. Now he is back
and wants me 10 60 back with him,
Meanwhile ! met another young
man who says he loves me and l
have learned 10 love him but others
tell me 1 ann not the only one he
cares for bun he denies II. Now tell
me II he 10 kidding me and what
should | dol
Ans: Yours IL a perfect set-up
70 with them both for awhile
and Il might make one Of them
pop the question. At least Il will
force q deeisiOn from them one way
or the ether. II you 90 with them
both u will enable you 10 weigh
the good points Of both fellows and
decide for yourself just which one
Of them you care for the most.
Pei completed course In
Beauty Culture this spring and my
father advanced me the money to
open q nice shop. I want you to
ten mo what my prospects are for
a successful business.
Ara; Excellent. The business
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paper and sim has for the smell Of printers nk)
you probably villa Booker who usually
suddenly called home by the Illness Of
mothers speedy recovery doing my
but must that her journalistic chores indeed hard ones to
Congratulations Hughes rumor)
TO embark the sea Of matony Hal AZ the rate
Bscheos8 Mfs Perkins guest
Frank and daughternaw Judy broad grin moving
So happy from the hospital after siege Of
Dirt Column: "splazmO" "skag-MO"
megh. again. Saw them At Of the LOCAL nitees keeping the
liquor Industry overtime who claimed
said that bout with Kid Booze brings out all the primitive emotions
because really don't think the Marquis
Queenberry rules included the Of pedal extremits fee to
se page "a q the Bsnz Bugie or the se Proof Gazette
The DreAmand has recently been the Of fine
tS S S % vince sPpad o7er The Weekend and
TO long time You know didn't know I'D say she liked
Due recener shall guess
David GoodOws nickname from Duly TO something appropr
% E b 6ss rev wS ~ An IN Fun paV old Boy n Ys ali
needed Sunday ngng vne' TO with the wine
wish to repeat the congratulations Danforth
It's boy we're still good friends and it's safe to stay in the
Twin Cities After ALL must hold the honor Of that great
animal Homo SaPss It's oay saw those words in the dictionary
Question Do hOntooters make good pugistsH
young srong Henne Avenue smoking cigar
would try tell the ladies where to smoke but they
should cnne their habits TO less public places II doesn't look too
Made Sunday and the town stirring
Patrons good everybody seemed be
time Saw Ira Allen taking his usual medicine with ice
~ PgEzy Wallace Maurice Scott GsE Banks Don Marshall and
Alexander and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Martin the guests
Of Mrs Thomas r Morris at the club
NY parting Why do people from st. Paul to Mime
apols 10 pull their-coups, and vice versaf
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puts you nepNlJO
Of the fine chicks
that were at both
parties, and sharp
cats too. For the
younger set that
was really a dit
ty, was the party
given by Mary
Kate, some times
called Kitty; she
says, and | quote:
tall tan and ter
rife, is what they
call me-" unquote.
Some Of the cats
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canada LEE AS "OTHELLO"

CANADA LEE AS "OTHELLO"
NEW YORK (NNPAD - Canada
Lee and Mark Marvin, producers
Of "On Whitman Avenue" which
closed last Saturday night, will
join forces with Robert Joseph and
Philip Huston to revive "Othello"
with Mr.. Lee playing the title role.
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Bill Robinson
To Bring Show
To Mill City

Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, one
of the most colorful figures Of show
business, will come to Minneapolis
for the first time Oct. 6 as the
head Of his own concert entertain
ment unit.
Appearing with him will be the
Deep River Boys, vocal quartet;
0livette Miller, jazz harpist;
Frances Palm, young, rich-voiced
contralto and a piano duo.
RobinsOn's stepping, however,
will be chief item on the program.
At So, still as fast on his feet as
he ever was. Robinson's appear
ance is scheduled for the Mime
apolis auditorium. Mail orders for
tickets are being accepted at Adam
Hats ticket office, and boxoffice
sale will open Monday, Sept. 80.
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parts wrong. No talk about a
party, no talk about a dance,
no talk TO your buddy about
your new romance; for it's les
son, lesson, lesson, the whole
day through, and you listen, lis
ten, listen, for something new.
All kidding aside, the teachers
are great; the only time you
catch it is when you're late. II
your lessons are due and don't
come thru, then who is to blame?
Nobody but you. When pro-
motion is gone and you are
still there you blame it on her,
but she warned YOU
(BEWARE) brother beware.
You scratch with your pencil
from eight, to three, and you
finally decide that, "this live
AMT FOR ME-" But we all
wake up, and we all agree,
that the harder we work the
quicker we're free.
Zee Duck) Donald
The zooters snoot with ooot II
boot is a mad pair Of Grapes tina
are his dreamers and screamers
and with a gas in a large mass, h
is really ready, freddy, to "reI
the wild wind" WITH all the fint
hens. For the zooters clown is thu
talk Of the town, and it can't b.
beat, because it really has to be the
beat Of the feet, rect. II that's you
ssue, then pick up on this live line
Yes, IT'S a real hippy
rom Mississippi, but not quite al
great as the home from Rome, Of
he wolf-eall from st. Paul.
With those last few lines, real.
y must go, and will sign my name;
DUKE LEDGER ALLEN POE)
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kA. THIS us HT
INS KfkNM ana 6Soseu

CA Nets absence Of villa Booker, Frank
this weeks column. Frank former
and still has love for the smell Of printers ink
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sy cHARlEs AllRs

DO get that raise, Mr. Pinchpenny?"
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lingerie Mary before leaving and
received
she the lingerie departments several
right perfect a. Babe"
plane Friday Saturday, when she
st. her husband Marion New York. working
the Louis opened weeks Marion called Babe"
the other night and told make soo and all he doing
slipping drinks with Ella Fitzgerald Babe and Marion will make their
New York Lloyd Flowers founder of the St. Paul chapter
A. " Amerean Veterans Committed was in the office Tuesday
attended their meetings.
membership honorable discharge
at A.
This IT. column Villa Booker is PaO Kan her home where
bowling
year bowling alleys Nifty Meals
Little Savoy, Liquor Lee Tun All the girl
will in time uniforms with the the
Meals girls uniforms of light blue bowling dresses
The Fishermen at againhis time it's James Kirk ST. Robert
ClaibOune, CairbOunes lodge City
youeh for it, they do catch the hhbg and little ones When
wife, Lillian their New
Orleans with his brother Charles and wife Irene Emile told he
Orleans all radius
Of She's
you Emile? Thyfour St. Paulites rode
left Saturday for Cedar Rapids Iowa.
remaining meetings the A. NJ E. conference held
through the hard work Of Gertrude
BOddy her heart must be overrowded with stars
received letter from Bessie Powell and Maureen Coleman
mentioning good old Chicago and staying at the Peng
hotel is fine and that they have their breakfasts
sen their What life!
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PopuIar Food

Milk is our most widely used food.
In addition to fresh milk, use Of
which increased greatly during the
war, our 56-blllion-quart yearly sup.
ply goes into butter. cheese, ice
cream and other dairy products
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20

The most feared and respected
class medium Of its kind in this
area this newspaper has fought for
the rights of the people it serves
in fair weather and foul.
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TALES OF TWO CITIES

When athletic Halle community house
his BRIDE Anita he has
for him heahefve Of his athletes have departed
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playing il hard as lard, and really
held the joker for their cards were:
JUJU FURY, KNOWN AS CREEP
IA MES CURRY; RAYMOND
RED PRESTLY, 100000, COOL;
DAVE GOTH; FRANCIS SHUCK;
CHARLES ELLIS, who tried to
be a man but he is 5000 wrong;
WENDELL HELM made his creep
but got caught in the act; WILLIS
WRIGHT, the blue and white boy;
The three STONE BROTHERS.;
STANLEY, who stood outside;
R0NNIE, who played right along;
and MELVIN, who just took his
time and got where he was going;
0DELL BENFORD, who was
young but by no means the square
Of the crowd; coobi THREATS, the
play Of the crown crowd; Richard
and Lawrence, they dood 1t. The
cat that really did knock me out
was Ronald Aaron, WHO sure
knows how 10 make a chick, chick,
chick fall for him. Need | mention
any names2 Kenny McKENNY,
TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME,
tried out If l remembered what all
the chicks have been telling me.
They all did a flippady dap and a
dappidhip, so you know that all
these great hepsters take life with
grace, and provide a stamping
grounds for the finer lace.
Well, the finer fairer and fran
ticer chicks there were many, but
you could match most Of their wits
with a new brass penny; that is
IL you are good and could, but
just between you and me I don't
thinks we boys can get that good.
Some Of the girlies there were;
BETTY LAW, JANET AARON,
AND JANE STONE, ARLEAN
YOUNG, JOYCE CREWS AND
T0YA: MYl how she has grown;
GLORIA, ALICE AND RATHER
me; say, WENDELL HELM,
DID they ever get a pair Of shoes
off You; LACY, ELLIS, THE
SHAWS, great; II seems that the
Curry got there late. Oh, l could
go on all night and all night, too,
but it still would not include all
Of you. Doing the Indy was
really great step, but II seems that
the texas hop has a little more
pep. Yae, the lights were burning
and the bulbs were turning, but
TO me it did not seem that there
was any use for the chicks to
scream, OUGHT The other party
was really q jam; sorry, | didn't
pick up on that slam. The jam
slam was given by the ALEXAN-
DER, RUBY AND BELL sisters,
and PEARL Maddox, who Is
on the beam with a certain, DON
AID.
A certain RIG. is really taking
II easy with one by the name, E,V.,
who has been on her vacation for
two weeks.
LOVELY CARMTTTA HETT
HAS BEEN, or is on a trip to
some where.
We went horseback riding Sun
day, and caught sight Of one Of
the most lovely girls Of the Twin
Cities or should I say some Of the
most lovely girls, who were: fine
JEAN BROWN, C0RAMAE
RICHIE, AND THAT fine piano
player, JEWEL BECK; DID not
catch the escorts names but one
was DAVID ALLEN, AND ct
cetera, et-eetera,
SCHOOL
Well, it looks like school
days are back once more and
time for us all TO do our daily
ehore Of picking up books and
putting down pens and listen
ing to the eackling Of the same
ole hens; vacations are short
and come to the point and you
just hate to return to the ding
dong joint; for it's study,
study, study, all day long, and
you know darn well the most
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Juvenile 1--WE
BY DONALD GATES
JUVENILE 1--WE
~ ~

Well, this week was really a
party week. For one thing there
was bow, 100000, that just kind Of
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THE ARBE WALLACE SERVICE

u minneapolis To- n1lflus
training you had before you took
up the course In Beauty Culture
viii prove very beneficial 10 you In
running a business. You are bound
10 succeed.
M.L.B.-I love my husband very
much but he says such heartbreak-
ing things TO me that ! am doubling
his love, however, he claims he
loves me. He says I nag him 10
death and that he will never have
anything as long as he Is with me,
| don't feel free to talk with him
for fear he win get angry. Tell me
what TO do.
Ans; Go 10 work for awhile. II
may have a tendency to open his
eyes to the fact that you aren't
entirely to blame for circumstances
a. they are. He has a case Of nerves
from drinking and gambling too
much but you can't change him by
talking to him. When he sees how
well you handle your earnings he
viii realize how wasteful he Il
being and that alone may change
him. Be patient and try not to criti'
cize him too severely.
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''PrObIems of Humanity'
a HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED m
MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE

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understanding
include elppinE
rbr send ass for ABBEs lets IN
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the SANITY city for Municipal college located in Louis
vile, Ky, where Dwight Reed has taken over the
coaching duties. Coach Dwight Reed asked to
bring Of the Twin City boys along to help build
the athletic department of that school and Dwight
took the best-Frank Brown, who received scholar
ship from Mechanic Arts; Johnnie Cotton, Stanley
Tabor, Lloyd Hogan and Leon PRESLEY. With those
boys, Dwight can't miss. The boys left Tuesday the
18th Murie Holiday returned to Lincoln University
Monday, but will be back Saturday to act maid Of
honor at Mary Jane Cyrus wedding. Muriel gave
Evening star., 1946-02-28
BY the Assoeioted Press

At Hialeah Jacob Sher's Frere
Jacques set record of 2:o41s over
the turf course in winning the IL :
mile Miami Beach Handicap yester-
day. A 14-to-1 shot, Frere Jacques
won by five lengths over j. L. Fried
mans Milcave and paid s3O.1O.
Maine Chance Farms 3-year-old
Colony Boy won the $7,7o0 Vista
Del Vale Handicap at Santa Anita
yesterday. Ridden by Jockey Arnold
Kirkland, he closed fast in the
stretch to nip Please Me by a nose
Colony Boy ran the mile in 1878
and paid $430.
Feature winners at other tracks
At New Orleans, Darby Ducat, s26 20;
at Oaklawn, Sickletoy, $3.50.
L. B. Mayors Whirlabout has been
assigned top weight of 1874 pounds
for Saturdays $4,000 Santa Mar
garita Handicap at Santa Anita.
Jockey A. Fay rode triple at
New Orleans yesterday. He was up
Evening star., 1946-02-28
BY the Assoeiofed Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 3D.
Manager Connie Mack of the Ath-
letics has announced that Infielder
Gene Handley and Outfielder Frank
Demaree are holdouts. Mack also
Cancelled the deal that would have
brought Pitcher Lew Carpenter from
Atlanta for $4,000. He said he had
offered Carpenter, who won %
games and lost two for the Crackers
last year, double his Atlanta salary
but Carpenter rejected the offer.
CLEARWATER .-Outfielde Pal
Seerey, who hit three homers in a
game at Yankee Stadium last year
has signed his Cleveland contract
Holdout Stan Benjamin arrived, but
failed to sign.
LAX AND-Pitcher Rufus
Gentry, who held out throughout
the 1945 season, arrived in the
Detroit camp along with Infelder
Pinky Higgins and Outfielders Doc
Cramer and Ed Mierkowicz.
ADENA, Calif.-Catcher
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Van Horn Trims Kovucs
For Pro Net Honors
By the Associated Pres,

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 28.-
Welby Van Horn of Atlanta, Ga, to-
day held the 5000 Evans Cup pro-
fessional tennis championship, and
also had pocketed $3.50. He used a
deceptive drop and superior net
game to defeat frankie Kovacs in
the final, ga, 60, Ga.
Van Horn teamed with Kovacs to
win the doubles from Fred Perry
and Bill Tilden, SO, 60, 6-3
6-0
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Miciotto Rolls 448 Sci
To Press GuethIer
For League Lead
BY the Assoeioied Press

Back as runner-up with an aver
age of 127-18 for SO games, after
flashing 448 for the seasons thirc
highest set in the District League
Bob Miciotto, skipper of the second
place King Pin team, today was
only % pins behind Bub Guethler
league pacesetter, who posted .38T
to maintain an average of 127-46.
Red hot over hast week end wher
he fired a TAO five-game set and 9
201a game in tournament competi-
ton, Miciotto reeled off lis, 1863 ano
l64, making nine marks in each oi
his last two games to lead King
Pins 81 victory over the Green
way outfit. Bill Kings 156 and 434
helped King Pin tally 672 and 1912
Greenway won the first game with
623 and with Kelly Beach firing
154 to cap 434, lost the final skir-
mish by only 13 pins with $50.
The odd game win moved King
Pin only three games behind Hi
Skor as the leaders dropped two
games to Bethesda No. 1. Hi-Skor
swamped in the first two tilts, bag
ged the final with 673 as Hokie
Smith climaxed a 406 with 174. II
was Smiths third straight 400-set
as the Hi-Skor captain zoomed his
third-high average to 1861.
Rolling for the first time In
months, Ollie Pacini fired 146 and
432 as the champion Northeast
Temple routed Clarendon. Pete
Metrakos' 152 and 426 also were big
wallops as Temple counted 639 and
1886. Pinky Bradt's 397 and Gueth-
ler's 387 gave Lucky Strike a 81
edge over Bethesda No. 2.
Ray McGaha's final $50 rescued
the odd game for Silver Spring from
Columbia. Francis Robertson rolled
1859 and Ala for Columbia. Brook
land trimmed GPO, 81, with Paul
Perkins high for the winners with
167t-40l and Milton Walkers 161-
422 best for the losers.
Colonial Village was a 81 winner
from. Fort Davis with Joe Freschi's
1854 tie edge. Hyattsville-Ice Palace
Postponed. Standings:
Hi-skor, 1921: King Pin. 1874; Hy-
sttsville, 42-24; Lucky Strike, 41-2s;
sroosand, ~ sss Gso s7!sa 7s@0ts eiare1dog eDds
S4-35; silver SILVER a,I,S,. sp,rns 1885, Bethesda
village 26-43; Ice Palace. 24-42; Green
way, 23-46: Fort Davis, 1850