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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Bolgarija dobila
nOvO vladO

SOFIA, 1. aprila. - Bolgar-
ska vlada je vceraj naznanila
formiranje novega kabineta, to-
da je izjavila, da so bill clani
opozicijskih strank izkljueeni,
ker je Russia smatrala, da so BIZ
Ii njih pogoji "a vstop v ma
sprotstvu S sklepom konference
zunanjih ministrov velike troll
ce, XII Sc je vrsila preteklega de-
cembra v Moskvi.
Ko je bolgarska vlada pred
II dnevi resignirala, so nekateri
opazovalci pricakovali, da Sc bo-
do vkljueili clani opozicije, ka-
kor so sugestirale Zed. drzave.
Novi kabihet, kateremu stoji
ma celu premier Kikom Georgi-
jew, vsebuje zastopnike domo-
vinske fronte, komunistov, ra-
dikalcev, agrarcev in socijai-
stow. V MEM je pet novih linen,
in sicer diva cd domovinske from
te, diva komunista in en- agra
rec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
KatOliSki Veterani
O "rdeci nevarnOsti"

V nedeljo Sc je vrsilo Gle
velandu zborovanje katoliskih
vojnih veteranov IL drzave Ohio,
kateremu je prisostvovalo 800
delegatov. Glavni govornik je
bill narodni poveljnik organiza-
cije, Edward T. Caffery iz New
Yorka, XII je med drugim liza
vii:
"Najvecja nevarnost "a sve-
town. mir so danes 'rdeci fasisti'
v Ameriki. To so tisti sopotniki
in takozvani liberalci, XII so ved-
no pripravljeni kritizirati naso
vlado, tudi takrat, kadar je ma
sa vlada pravem. Oni pospesu-
jejo neslogo v Ameriki in S tenn
dajejo potuho Rush,
V istem tonu je govoril tudi
okrajni sodnik James c. Con-
nell IL Clevelanda, XII je m ed
drugim dejal, da Sc je vsled te-
ritorijalnih pridobitev Rusije v
vojni meja krscanstva v Evro-
pi pomaknila "a tisoc mill pro-
ii zapadu. Connell je rekel:
"Vi vojaki ste namenoma sko-
vail mec "a brezbozno drzavo,
XII ogroza naso lastno drzavo.
vi ste zmagali, ampak pozabiti
ne smemo, kaj je izgubil Kri-
stus, namrec 43 milijonov kato-
licanov, oziroma emo osmino
vseh katolicanov ma svetu."
Ia poveljnika organizacije ka-
toliskih veteranov v drzavi Ohio
je bill izvoljen Daniel Herlihy il
Akrona. Med delegati, XII so bill
izvoljeni odbor, je Paul ].
Hribar, 954 E.. IA St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
VDOVA v DRzAVI
WASHINGTON JE
ROD1LA cETVORcKE

KELSO, Wash, q, aprila -
Mrs. Leo Pierce, 34-letna vdova,
katere MOI je. umrl pred mese-
Gem dni in jo zapustil dvema
observation-disclosures, je danes
rodila cetvorcke, in sicer tri de-
cke in emo deklico.
Zdravniki v bolnisnici, kjer sc
nahaja mlada vdova, pravijo, da
sc matt in novorojencki dobro
pocutijo. Porod vseh stirih
otrok je trajal samo 20 minut.
En- decek je oh porodu tehtal
tri funte in sedem unc, deklica
je tehtala tri funte in tri unce,
ostala diva decka pa sta tehtala
tri funte in dve unci in pol ter
diva funta in devet unc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
PRREDITEV MESTNEGA

hLUBA
v soboto 6. aprila zvecer po-
da Mestni klub Cleveland City
Club posebno predstavo, XII jo
imenujejo anvil Revues", "a
clane in goste, v Mestni dvora-
nj. To je ze "a. predstava te
vrste, XII je podana enkrat v le-
tn in Sc v njej satiricno pred
stavlja razne prominentne poll
ticne osebnosti, kar je v veliko
zabavo navzoGim. a.
Letos bo, poleg senatorjev
Tafta in Huffmana pocas6en tu-
di gov. Frank Lausche. Pravi.
jo, da sc bodo letos predstavili
bolj porazno, kot lansko leto,
|Vstopnice stanejo Cd 6Oc do
$4.20. Vsoboto popoldne bo slic.
ma predstava sanlo ~ xenske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
OKRAJNI "$INTAR"
OBTOzEN OKRUTNOSTI
S PSI IN MACKI

Mestni pasji oskrbnik Albert
Rhodeny je veeraj izposloval "a
prisezene izjave proti okrajne-
mu pasjemu oskrbniku Henry
l.. Leffingwellu, XII je nacelnik
Animal Protective League, radi
okrutnosti do zivali. Rhoden tr-
di, da je Lefingwell dal macke
pobijati zelezno cevjo; da pse
nj drzal toliko casa v elektric-
nj kletki, da hi poginili, pac pa
jih je Sc potem pobijal; da je vec
tisoc mack in MAGIC dal usmrtiti
z zelezno cevjo, in da vec ur po-
tenn, ko SO bile pobite zivali zme-
tame v eebre, da Sc jih odpelje v
tovarno "a izdelovanje raznih
produktov, so napol pobite Ii
vail Sc jecale il cebrov.
Marsikateri lastnik domace
zivai je izrocil isto v oskrbo
Leffingwellu ali njegovim agen-
tom, da zivali preskrbi dober
dom, medtem ko jih je okrajni
pasjelovec dejansko brutalno
pobil, trdi Rhoden.
Obtozbe proti Leffingwellu SO
.podpisali stirje njegovi bivsi
usluzbenci, XII Sc sedaj nahajajo
v mestni sluzbi. Leffingwell je
vceraj rekel, da obtozbe proti
njemu so absolutno neresnicne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

Vladni krogi ma komunisticne
obtozbe odgovarjajo, da je bila
masna posiljatev vojastva v
Mandzurijo potrebna, ker so ko-
munisti poslali tia 100000 do
300, 900 MOI, ko so Sc vrsila po-
gajanja "a premirje, katero je
vodil general George C. Mar
shall.
Komunisti pravijo, da vladni
nacrt "a posiljanje petih armad
v Mandzurijo predstavlja krse-
ME sporazuma, XII je bill dosezen
med nationalist in komunisti
glede reorganizacije njihovih
oborozenih sill.
Komunisti zahtevajo, da ame-
riske oblasti nehajo prevazati
nacionalisticno vojastvo v Sc
verne kitajske pokrajine, in pra-
WHO, da je cd zadovoljive resi-
tive tega vprasanja odvisen mir
v Mandzuriji in v vseh ostalih
delhi Kitajske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Kompromisni predlog
Vandenberga glede
atomske kontrole

WASHINGTON, 2. aprila -
Senatni odsek "a atomsko ener-
gijo je danes soglasno odobril
kompromisni predlog, katerega
je stavil senator Vandenberg
glede atomske kontrole. v smi-
slu tega predloga bi vojaske OBJ
lasti imele moe vloziti ugovore
proti programu "a razvoj atom
ske energije le v specificno vo-
jaskih zadevah.
Predloga, XII Sc nahaja pred
odsekom, doloca, da Sc imenuje
civilna kontrolna komisija, XII bi
delala odlocitve glede rabe in
kontrole atomske energije "a
mirovne svrhe. Obenem pa bi bill
imenovan vojaski odhor, XII bi
opazoval delo civilne komisije.
Ako bi ia odbor prisel do "a
|kljucka, da delo komisije ogro-
Ia funkcije armade in mornari-
ce, bi incl pravico vloziti pro-
test pri tajnikih vojnega in NOR
nariskega departments.
! Ako bi se tajnika obeh de-
partmentov strinjala . stalis6em
vojaskega odbora, tedaj bi bill
vlosen vojaski protest direktno
pri predsedniku, Ii bi podal
koncno odlocitev. ,...s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Jutri berite...!

Jutri bono pri6ek objavlja-
tt cello zaninaiOo razpravo
pod aaslovom ftSkupoj y iz-
dajsttss-skapaj pred ljulsko
sodbo." citatelje opozarjanso,
da pasao titate vsako izdajo
hstG "Endkopravnosti, !" IN Sc
prepsSt0te o resni6nosti, kaj
Sc je tsUrSeDalo mad na$in,
sloOessksm ljudstvonl IL kdo
so bik poOsro6itelr Vsebis,c
.je posAeta IL ljnbljanskega
dssssniasa 'fSlovenski poro6c-
Dolsc'' 4 dsseui od 21. 40 24. de-
csssbro 1915.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Rokodelske sole 'obtozene
nesposobnosti

Veterani, XII pohajajo v b.
ston' Technical Institute, $500
Euclid Ave., in Cleveland Plas-
tic Inc, 1911 E. 81 St., so OBJ
tozili tt dive rokodelski Soil ne
sposobnosti ucenja in neeticne-
ga postopanja z ucenci. Toza-
devno Sc DO v cetrtek vrsila pre-
iskava, kateri bo naceljeval Jo-
seph r. Strobel, drzavni direk-
tor rokodelskih sol v Ohio.
Ucenci' zahtevajo, da Sc tenn So
lam odvzame poslovnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
ZAR o X A

Zarocila sta Sc Miss Joseph
inc Sedmak, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Tomsic, 1889 E. 172 St.,
in Mr.. William J. Novak, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Novak, 1916
Hale Ave. Zarocenec je prisel
pred nedavnim castno odpuscen
domov cd vojakov. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
BOLEZEN

Mr.. Joseph Rezek, 1434 E.
81 St., Sc je nahajal bolan ma
svojem domu sest mesecev, Sc
daj pa je bill odpeljan Luthe-
ran bolnisnico ma zapadno stran
mesta, kjer ga prijatelji lahko
obiscejo. zelimo mu, da bi sc
mu ljubo zdravje CHM preje po-
pOlnOma vrnilO!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
STAVKE V AKRONU
IN DETROITU

Stavki delavcev pri ulicnih
zeleznicah v Akronu in Detroi-
tn, ma katerih Sc nahaja skupno
$500 moz, sc Sc vedno nadalju-
jeta. Gov. Lausche je skusal v
akronski stavki posredovati,
ampak njegov poizkus Sc nj OBJ
nesel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

Jutri vecer OBJ 1880 uri sc vr-
81 redna mesecna seja krozka
st.. l, Progresivnih Slovenk, v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. clanice SO PROSE
ne, da Sc gotovo udelezijo seje
OBJ casu, ker DO po seji govori-
la clanica American Cancer So
ciety 0 napredku v iznajdbah
"a preprecenje in ozdravitev "a
vratne bolezni raka. s...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Bolnisnica potrebuje
delavcev

Vodstvo Grille veteranske boil
nisnice isce $50 oseb, XII imajo
tehnicno znanje "a delo v boil
nisnici, ali pa Sc zelijo istega
priuciti. Plaza je 81, ,7O4 do s.. 100
ma leto. Regularno delo je 40 ur
ma teden, "a nadurno delo pa
Sc plaza posebej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Darovi "a po-
moe dOrnOvini

V nasem uradu so zadnje case
oddali svoje darove v pomoc po-
trebnemu narodu v domovini ter
"a mladinsko bolnisnico v Slo-
venij:, sledeci:
Pc $40: Primoz in Dora Su-
len, 1910 Midland Ave.; Mr..
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph in Mary
Penko, 1856 Chapman Ave.
Mrs. Louise Mocnik, 495
Cleveland Rd., je izrocila 50, ka-
tero vsoto so darovali prijatelji
oh krsti njenega pokojnega mo-
Ia mesto vencev. Darovali so:
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Vehar in dru-
Tina, IS; Mr.. in Mrs. John A..
Leskovec, 81; Mr.. in Mrs.
Charles Samsa in hci 81.
Po IS: Mr.. Joseph Birk (pri-
nesel Krist StokeD, mesto ven-
ca "a pokojnim John Simcic, Mr..
in Mrs. John Pirc, $50 e. 123
St., Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Grlica,
North Perry, O. (oddal John
Renko), Mr.. in Mrs. Frank in
Frances Bogolin, 1855 e. 113
St.; Mr.. Adolph Orel, $50 Whee-
lock Rd.; Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Ko-
cevar, 1851 Nauman Ave., ma
mesto venca "a pokojnim Fran
kom Sot, Mr.. Anton Dolinara
192O2 Muskoka Ave., ter Mr.. in
Mrs. John in Jennie Pirih, 729
e. 159 St., mesto venca "a sose-
da Frank Moze.
Mr.. Anton Potocnik, 984
Rondel Rd., $3.50. .
Ia Ameriski rdeci kriz so pa
darovali: Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph in
Mary Penko, 1856 Chapman
Ave. $5, ter Mrs. Novak dvakrat
po IS. Vsem zavednim darova.
teljen prav lepa hvala.
=
StUare,s patri0tizem! Dejd-
MA, ne besed! PrispevGjte "a
0tr0SE0 bo1nie0 . SloueNiji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Mandzurija ma pragu novlh
bojev, svarijo komunisti

CUNKING, 2. aprila-Med kitajskim komunist in
vladimir prstas danes nasta spor glede poloza
ia Mandzurij Komunistcni st pravijo da gen. Ciang
Kasek posilja vMandzuro tolko voastva, da e zbruh
novh vekih konflikov postal nezogiben in da bodo
tenn prizadevana voaskih zastopnikov XII bill izbrani
po posredovanu ameriskh obast "a koncane cvlne vol
me- avtOmaticnO prObadla
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kratke vesti
POVELJNIK UMIKA PRI
DUNKIRKU UMRL

LONDON, 1. aprila. - Tu-
kaj je umrl vceraj v starosti SO
let po dolgi bolezni marsal Gort,
XII je bill poveljnik britske eks-
pedicijske sile v Franciji v "a
cetku druge svetovne vojne in
XII je vodil usodni umik britske
vojske pri Dunkirku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
OBISCITE MLADINO

Mladinski zbor ma Waterloo
Rd. bo vprizoril v nedeljo, Z.
aprila Oh 4. uri popoldne "Ves-
no., sliko IL trpljenja nasega
naroda v Sloveniji. Pridite, ne
DO vam zal!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
MAIDEN DENAR

Y st. Clair kopai$Gu SO je ma
slo r1osko denarnico 8 precejs-
MO vsoto denarja. Lastnik jo
idobi nazaj ee se zgiasi pri Jos.
|Hocevarju v knpaliscu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
ROJAK IL LJUBLJANE
30 PREDAVAL v SND

Kakor Sc nam poroca, bo jutri
OBJ 8. uri zvecer v dvorani st. 1
SIND ma St. Clair Ave. preda-
val nedavno IL Ljubljane dosli
rojak Oton Semelrok, XII je visa
leta druge svetovne vojne pre-
zivel v slovenski prestolici. t.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
SAMOMOR TOVARNARJA

S skokom skozi okno svojega
donna ma 3O03 Eaton Rd. je IL
vrsil vceraj samomor cleveland
ski konfekcijski tovarnar g.
letni Otto Grossenbacher, XII je
bill bolan ma zivcih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Varnostni syet
caka ma odgovOr
Rusije in Irana
Sovjetske eete
So umikajo il
iranskega ozemlja

NEW YORK, 2. aprila-Taj-
mix organizacije Zdruzenih ma
rodov Trygve Lie je danes-24
ur pred snidenjem seje varnost-
mega sveta, ko ina priti odgovor
il Moskve in Teherana-izjavil,
da nj niti sovjetska niti iranska
vlada Sc poslala odgovora ma
prosnjo "a nadaljna pojasnila,
XII je bila naslovljena prosli Pc
tex ma ODE vladi.
Nekateri delegate Sc vedno
dvomijo, da bo Russia odgovo-
rila pred 10. aprilom, do katere-
ga dne je Russia prosila, da Sc
obravnavanje iranskega vprasa-
MIA odlozi, medtem ko vecina
upa, da bo odgovor dospel OBJ
dolocenem casu, nakar da bo po-
slanik Andrej Gromiko zopet
zavzel svoje mesto ma seji kot
delegat Sovjetske unije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

TEHERAN, 2. aprila-Tu je
bilo danes neuradno porocano,
da Russia skusa pregovoriti
iransko vlado, da bi ma vprasa-
ME varnostnega sveta poslala
odgovor, XII bi bill v skladu z rus
kim staliscem, da pa Sc premier
Gayam navzlic pritisku soviet
skega poslanika nj podal glede
nobene vaznejse tocke.
Med tenn pa sc poroca, da je
opazovanje IL zraka odkrilo, da
Sc kolone sovjetske artilerije in
tankov pomikajo il Bazvina v
severnem Iranu proti Pahleviju
oh Kaspiskem morju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

StU0re,s pGtri0tizens! Dejd-
MA, ne besed! PrispevGjte "a
otroSt0 bo1nie0 . Eloue,iji!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
Torrington
 Defeats Tech By13 Points

Torrington, Jan. M-Unbeaten Torrington which barely scraped by Leavenworth at Waterbury earlier in the season downed the visitors by a comfortable 29-l6 margin last night for its twelfth victory.
 Tie charges of Connie Donahue trailed by a point at 1l-l0 when the first quarter closed and had to set- tie for 13-14 deadlock in a second period almost devoid of scoring. But the locals outscored the Waterbury lads, 7-1, to erect a 20-l4 lead by the close of the third stanza and continued to stretch their advantage throughout the final eight minutes.
 It was the lowest scoring game Torrington has been in this winter and was a marked contrast from most of the victories.
 Krulicki with l2 points and Swey- koski with 10 were the scoring lead CTS for the locals while none of the visitors could net more than five.
 Torrington also took the jayvee contest by a 40-l6 score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
Boxing Groups Neor Agreement f

New York, Jan. 34 = CUP) A long-Sought working agreement be- tween the National Boxing Associa- ton ard the New York Commission will be signed soon. President Abe J. Greene of the N. B. A. intimated last night at the annual boxing writers dinner.
 Greene of Paterson, N. J., said that several recent conferences with Chairman Eddie Eagan of the New York Commission were so success full that they pointed toward "an important announcement" soon.
 Under questioning later, Greene admitted that he had been referring to a working agreement-the first ever to be made between the two boxing organizations. He explained that state statutes prevented the New York Commission from becom- ing a member of the N. B. A.; but that the organizations would be able to cooperate "in every respect" through an official working agree ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24

Eight teams. six in the Eastern Division and two in the Western Division, begin the second round of c. Y. O. play this evening. St. Fran cis of Naugatuck won first round honors by running up five straight victories in the Eastern Division. St. Joseph's did the same thing in the Western Division and these two tams appear to be finalists for the c. Y. O. championship.
 However, St. Francis had some narrow "squeaks" in the first trip around the Eastern loop and it may be that St. Lucy's, the Immaculate or St. Thomas may take fall out of them in the second set of games. At any rate Jimmy Jannetto, Ed di ODonnell and Father Daly be- lieve that their respective teams arc strong enough to upset the Francis cans from the borough. Tom O'Dea, coach of the defending champs SS. Peter & Paul, is having a rough time of it this season but says Tom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
Negro Hurler
 With Dodgers?

New York, Jan. 24-OUP)-The latest riddle in the Metropolitan baseball scene today was-"did the Brooklyn Dodgers buy another Me- gro baseball player or didn't theyP"
 Branch Hickey, Jr.. head of the Dodger farm enterprises said that the player in question, Roy Partlow, a Negro pitcher frcm Ponce, P. R., had been in and out of the Brook lyn offices but that he was just an interested onlooker who might go South to spring training in Florida for a tryout.
 But in Puerto Rico, the newspaper Fl Dia at Ponce said it had learned that Partlow, who has been in the United States for about two weeks, definitely had signed Dodger con- tract and that he had exhibited it to several people. Partlow, &C., cording to the newspaper, indicated that he would be farmed out to Montreal to play with Jackie Rob- inson. Negro infielder, who was pur- chased last fall from the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro Nation- al league.
 Hickey said that insofar as I know, Partlow has not been signed to a Brooklyn contract and that would include all of our farm clubs. !"
 Hickey said he would not exclude the possibility that his father, Branch Ricxey, Sr., the Dodger president might have signed Part low. However. the elder Rickey was in Florida and therefore Hickey. Jr.. could not verify any such trans action.
 Fl Dia said Partlow had reported his signing to a number of friends there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
HARRY PETERS
 ROLLS SIMPSON HERE SATURDAY

Last minute ticket sales for the seventh annual sportswriters' Tn. fantIle Paralysis Carnival of Champions" bowling event at the sena Recreation Center on North Main St. Saturday afternoon, 1oomed upward the past few days as the writers sought the co-opera- ton of every bowling fan to help their worthy project to be Q success.
 Industry, particularly, came to the fore yesterday with orders Tor two blocks of the 5O-cent ducats, entire proceeds of which will De turned over to the local rnfantile fund committee for equal distribu. ion to the National Foundation and the Crippled Chibdren's Hospital at NewingtonN
 Sena Lends Help
 As is customary, receipts of the ticket sales and from public bowl ing throughout the afternoon from i until 6 will go into the funi. Every bowler participating in the Carnival" offers his or her services including the out-of-town competi. tors. Expenses of pinboys, printing, etc. is defrayed by Mgr. Sena so that the largest amount possible may be raised for the fund.
 A fine program of single, double and team exhibition matches has been arranged for the afternoon. Topping the program will be the much-heralded singles battle bee tween the two-tirne Dixie Sweeps champion, Harry Peters of Bristol, and George simpson of Waterbury Tn the team competition, Viryune Machine takes on the Waterbury Tool All Stars in flve-man joust while the Florio Post league lO- man combination has accepted the challenge of the lO-man Construc- ton league outfit for another fea- ture even starting at 1 p. m.
 Tickets may be obtained at the door or by calling any of the sportswriters or the committee chairman, Rocco P. Mara.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
National Leaguers Dominate Sporting News AII-Star Team

N St. Louis, Mo, Jan. 24-Although
 he American League Tigers won tAe Worlds Series, the National IAague qualified with seven out Of thS, II players on the l945 All-Star team of THE SPORTING NEWS, chosen by 2l6 members of the Base bah Writers Association of Amer ica. The Cubs, who bowed to the Tigers in the fall classic, placed three to two by the Detroit club. The Cardinals also landed two and the Braves, Dodgers, Yankees ana Red Sox one each.
 Members of the twenty-first an- nual All-Star team of THE SPORT ING NEWS, announced today, are: Outfielders, Tommy Holmes, Braves; Andy Pafko, Cubs, and Goodwin Rosen, Dodgers; first base, Phli Cayaretta, Cubs; second Dase' George StirnweiSs, Yankees; short stop, Marty Marion, Cardinals; third base. George Kurowski, Car dinals: catcher. Paul Richards, Tlg- CTS: pitchers, Hal Newhouser, Tig- CTS; Dave Ferriss, Red SoX ana Hank Borowy. Cubs.
 Newhouser led in the voting. with 2O6 out of a possible 2l6. Cayar- retta was next in favor, with 2Ol votes, and Holmes was third, with i8e. The closest balloting centered around third base, for which kur- owski nosed out Stan Hack ot the Cubs by two votes, l05 to lO3 Ihe widest difference of opinion was registered for the catchers, ten be- ing named. with Richards winning the nomination from 8l writers followed by Mike Fresh Of the AWhite Sox with 38. Prank Hayes ot the Indians with 37.
 Marion and Newhouser were the only repeaters from the 1924 All star team, four-rStan Musial, Dick Wakefield, Bobby Doerr and walker Cooper being in the service, Of the five i944 members not re- beating, Dixie Walker Of the Dodg- CTS came the closest to qualifying again, finishing only two votes be- hind Rosen for the th'-d outfield position.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
7on1n1yF Holmes to oAttend C.A.L. Dinner Sunday
TWO CHAPLAINS, JOHN MONAGHAN AT HEAD TABLE

Tommy Holmes Of the Boston Braves, home run king of the Na- tlonal League last season and yes- terday named to the Sporting News nll-star team for le46, notified President Bill Derwin Of the City Amateur League early today that he would gladly accept the Invita- ton offered him Go be the loops guest at its fourth annual mid- winter dinner and "hot stove" ses- sion at The Hotel Elton Sunday nsght.
 Holmes will arrive late sunday afternoon in company with Mrs Holmes. Asserting that he had pheasant memories" of Waterbury as the result of his exhibition ape pearance here last summer with the Braves, the popular diamond star who slammed % round trippers and hit safely in go games for base- balls most recent longest consecu- tive hitting streak said he was happy to get an invitation to return here.
 Mckinley Good
 Tn spite of the fact that both the Braves batting ace and Presidef William E. Benswanger of the Pj' burg Pirates will hold much O spotlight, leaguers and fa~ awaiting with even greater Sports Editor Art McGinle Hartford Times, whose repL an after-dinner story-tellei ond to none in the east.
 Mayor John s. Monadan. league officials yesterday tha nothing unforeseen happens, he attend his first league dinner S day night. Informed that Pir President Benswanger's favor. hobby was the piano, His Hon offered no retort to the indiret challenge to his own ability as a : musician.
 Others at the speakers table will be Lt.-Col. Thomas z. Shea, former senior chaplain of the Fifth Air Force in the Pacific; It. James O'Dea, Naval chalps pin; Rev. James r. Woods of SS Peter and Paul Church; Larry St. Louis, chairman of the leagues tournament drive last fall; and Joseph Brophy, for- mer league player, coach and offi- cial, who has been named to re- ceive the leagues third annual award of merit" Chick Kelley, sprots editor of the American, will make the presentation. Rocco P. Mara will act as toaStmaster.
 Dinner at 6:30
 Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30. Managers having tickets left from their original allotments are requested to turn them back to President Derwin tomorrow morn- ing so that thrilled orders may be taken care of.