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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

Iva AShUJ NAAS"A JS PASJOA ~
znani Mr.. Jakob Jerina liz 1875
Lucknow Ave-, pismo cd sopro-
ga sestre France, liz Kamnika,
posta Preserje pri Ljubljani. V
Clevelandu zivi veliko rojakov
in rojakinj il doticne okolice in
upamo, da jih bo naslednje pi-
smo nekoliko seznanilo, kako so
tam pretrpeli grozcte vojske.
Zanimivosti pisma SO sledece:
'Kannik, posta Pressrje,
1. aprila 1916.
"Dragi svak in druzina.
"Najprvo Vas vse skupaj lepo
pozdravimo. Nadalje sc Vam
prisrcno zahvaljujemo "a posla-
no darilo, XII smo ga prejeli 26.
marca t. !. Bog Yam povrni.
"Sedaj Yam malo porocam 0
druzinskih razmerah pri mas.
JAZZ sem sedaj 68 let star, v po-
koju sem IL let. Ma postaji sem
bill 27 let v sluzbi. ze prva sve-
tovna vojna mas je hudo izmuci-
la, a druga, ia me je pa skoraj
ugonohila; pa o tenn porocam
bolj natanko prihodnjic.
"Starejsa hci Mara, je poro-
cena v Logatcu, ina zdravnika.
Starejsi sin je v Rakitni solski
upravitelj. 2eno ina il Dobrega
polia ma Colenjskem; zena je
tudi uciteljica tako, da oba uci-
ta. Imata tudi diva sincka pet
let in emo in pol leta starosti
Drugi sin. Ivan, ia je bill arhi.
text "a stavbe, a je %. septem.
bra 1943 umrl, % let star. Hci
Franco, ia je domaspri meni in
je obcinska babica, neporocena
"Najmlajsa, Antonija, ia re-
yica je sla spomladi leta 1912
X partizanom, je pa padla janu'
ARIA 1915 V Lucah V Savinjski
dolini. A smo jo spravili domov
tako da je v Preserju pokopana
"Ja Sc to nisem povedal, da
sem kupil hiso, tisto, XII je bila
cd Meznar.:evega Janeza il
Kamnika, to je ma Lazih, tam
blizu Cibra, ker tam tudi stanu,
,jemo. Nekaj sveta sem tudi ku.
pill ma mahu " zaloznici) oc
Merkunovega grunta, XII je vse
razprodano fazen hise.
'Kako je bilo v tej vojni, tx
pa ne morem popisati, Sc tud
ne da. Strah in groza, to je bile
ma dneynem redu. Najhujsi dar
je bill 10. marca 1912. Takrat sc
Italijani v Kamniku devet MOI
Fubili in II poslopij pozgali. Vr
hu tega pc BE dve trgovini, Kirr
in Petric oplenili. Nakradi sf
pa poysod po vseh hisah. Ljud
je so namrec vsi. start in mladi
otroci in zenske, zbezali v gozd
Katerega SO dobili pa donna, q
ga postayili oh cid in ga ustreli
Ii. Zato pa tistih deyet moi, X
80 ostali donna, 50 padli. Mislil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

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Evening star., 1946-06-16
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINlA

IT'S CRIME if you folks who need space
Tor comfortable living, both in the house
ana out of doors. don't see this house
bpe sGpay rooms Fo4r 1amysized bedrooms With
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architect that resulted in those elusive
features that we are so anxious to show
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month, REAL Ale Estate snsE sERVIcE. ' 1Ne Ssr
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CHARM is THE KEYNOTE-That touch
OF artistry, that has made this white Cape
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fireplace to hold those blazing logs in win
ter, and tremendous living porch for
cool CO summer living; bedrooms and a
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Evening star., 1946-06-16
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAhD

RIVERDALE HEIGHTS. vacant, living. din
ing Tm, bedGmS large kit. newly, deco
house. fenced; S5.950 terms, make offeIi
BRILEY REALTY CO. UN. Ii74, Wa.
KFNsINGToN-5-rm. modern bungalow
hot air-conditioned heat. coal lot 50xi so:
close to bus and schools: also > apis. frame
msion cali MRS HA9cRAfTF FaFasF plass- E?fss-
Al CAPITOL HEIGHTS rooms and
garage; $4,000 terms S. T. HICKMAN,
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heated fioored, weather-stripped and and
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rooms. ON neat, air cond, fireplace, side
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terms; yrs. old. sH. 5000 or ia 44I6
4 REAL HOME in the country. built in
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Evening star., 1946-06-16
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAhp

CHARLES GIFT = 800 year old l7-acre
country estate. 4 double bedrooms. Asst
grounds flowers, orchard, etc SWner
naval captain ordered overseas linden.
nite lease Rental $3.50 month. Will
Solomons 2542. Located on Patuyent
River: , miles north of Solomons
fAkMER CARETAKER - Farm Is miles
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ano LOOKING nice; prefer man with wife
occasionally; must be absolutely honest
and sober, reliable and interested in pleas
lng owner. Please write full and complete
detaliS IN first letter including references
ana salary expected Address Mr. w D.
THOMAS, 43ol Conn ave. NV. Wa n,
Evening star., 1946-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.

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Evening star., 1946-06-16

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Evening star., 1946-06-16

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GEORGETOWN-Owne leaving Washing
ton is substantially reducing price of
charming home for quick sale: newly re-
stored rooms, maids room. detached
garage. >~ -ie u
Also other interesting properties in .r4s
popular section. NELLIE LOWE CASSEI,
a. Wis, ave. NV. AID. 2l1S Evenings
and sundays call WI 3l35 iS
Evening star., 1946-06-16

rooms, ! bath, h.-w.h., elec
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cash.
100 blk; of Bladensburg I'd. nee
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500 blk of 4th st. nw.-e-famtIy
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200 blk, Wyie st. ne.-5 rooms, gas.
elec, $1,000; 81 900 cash. GUY TIMER
1326 You St NV. NO. 1907.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Bob Murphy in Front
OF Arkansas Derby

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 30
Bob Murphy raced to a three-fourth'
length victory In the 10th annua
running of the $4,000 added Ar.
kansas Derby at Oaklawn Park to.
day.
The winner. paired with third.
place Ariel Ace as a Dave Fergu-
son entry, took the lead at the
stretch turn to beat out Mrs. A. M
Creech's Cid Play, which finished
another two lengths in front OF
Ariel Ace.
Bob Murphy. ridden by Wendell
Eads, covered the mile and a fur
long in 1914 and paid s74O, $3.50
and $3.50. Cid Play paid $3.50 and
$780, Ariel Ace $3.50.
Mr.. Chairman. Reynold Brothers
As favorite, finished ninth. Another
favorite. Oyer Night, was fourth.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Prince Regent Fovorite Of ~
In Revival of Grand National

tional than any other sporting event
Tipperary Tim, 100-to-l choice
won in 1928 and was the only horse
to finish.
Forty-tWo horses are scheduled to
start next Friday, their owners hav-
ing paid the final installment on the
l00-pound (s400) entry, but there
are two doubtful starters-House-
warmer and Keep Faith. j. J
Astor's Chaka was scratched late to-
day because of training injury.
Except for Kami and Symbolic
from France, all the horses entered
are either Irish or British owned and
bred.
Dorothy Paget, wealthy heiress
and relative of the Whitney family
in the United States, may try for
the prize money with four starters
enough to collect the entire purse
Three of them are Roman Hackle
Astrometer and Dunshaughlin.
Amateurs Among Jockeys.
AS in the past, the horses will be
ridden by amateur and professional
jockeys. D. A. Jackson, who owns
and will ride Tulyra, is professor
at oxford University. Prince Regent
will have Tim Hyde, who won with
Workman in 1889, in the saddle.
Aintree, used as vehicle depot by
the United States during the war
has been rushed into shape. Maj
G. E. Cotton, inspector of ract
courses, recently checked the hurdle:
with surveying instruments and sale
their sizes are within a half inch o1
| those of the last Grand National"
Evening star., 1946-03-31
BY the Asscciofed Press

LIVERPOOL, England, Mar. 30
James V. Ranks Irish jumper
Prince Regent, will go to the crowd
ed post at Aintree next Friday as
the outstanding favorite to win the
first running of the Grand National
Steeplechase since war interrupted
the historic classic in 1941.
Thirty jumps in AZ miles bar
the breakneck route to one of Brit
aims biggest racing purses-s35, ,320
and the blue ribbon of steeple-
chasing.
These hurdles alone-plus the
chance of one of the better horses
being knocked fiat by falling COM
petitor on an early jump when the
field is massed-make it a to l
chance horse will not even finish.
The 11-year- -old Prince Regent, a
bay gelding, won the Gold Cup Trial
race at Cheltenham less than a
month ago and the odds on him
Immediately dropped to 5 to l. Sub
sequent callovers have seen the price
tumble to To and today some book
makers were quoting to 2. Some
experts think the Prince may start
at to l.
Race Draws AZ Jumpers.
If they do, they will be the low
est since Golden Miller started in
1884. Next in line at the coming
race are Limestone Edward at 1OC
to 9, who went lame early last week
but is expected to recover, and Poor
Flame at 100 to 6.
But the word "favorite" probably
has less meaning in the Grand Ma
Evening star., 1946-03-31
st. John Shots, With IA Wins
In Row, Aim for II. S. Crown

Feeling fat with IA consecutive
victories under their belts, st
Johns riflemen are pointing for
the national interscholastic tour
nament at the University of Mary
land week after next, hopeful Of
adding that title to their most sue
cessful campaign in the schools
history
The Cadets, coached by M Sergt
Thomas H. Mcdonald of the United
States Army, who is in charge of
the schools military training pro-
gram, also picked up the First
Hearst Trophy in competition with
26 high schools in the Third Serv-
ice Command. scoring 875 out of a
possible 1000.
Their closest call was a five point
victory over George Washington
High of Alexandria, but they also
shaved Staunton Military Academy
by II points and Fishburne by 18
Significantly, the District sharp
shooters gave their best demonstra-
ton of shooting in trouncing the
Naval Academy Plebes, winning by
margin of 1882 to 1926
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Oxford Boat Beats CAMBRIDGE
Before 100000 Along Thames

Observation-Disclosures because Of two
sweeping bends in the river - but
Oxford had sufficient lead to cut
inside at the first turn and the
issue never was in doubt.
With the same effortless skill it
displayed from the start, the Ok
ford crew sped across the finish
line three lengths in front, and
not one of the eight showed the
signs of exhaustion which were
apparent among the Cambridge
oarsmen. officials declared that
neither crew suffered any ill effects
from the sparse diet on which they
were forced to train because of
food shortages.
1t was a day Of glory and gaiety
for every one who shared in the
exciting revival of tradition that
transported the nation back to
prewar pleasures. The day was
warm and MINDLESS and the sun
streamed through low haze. The
muddy Thames was calm, except
for the flooding tide.
Early arrivals perched on the
river walls or on revetments, but
late had to stand in rows
Is deep in some places. Some
brought stepladders to get above
the throngs, but others paid up
to the equivalent of $40 to sit on
housetops or balconies.
Scotland Yard said the crowds,
which newspapers estimated at
more than 100000, were "as big, If
not slightly bigger" than before
| the war.
Many celebrations were scheduled
tonight, including champagne par
ties for the crews.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Wafer Polo Attracts
More Than.10O BOYS

More than a hundred swimmers,
making up IA teams. have turned
out for the water polo league Or
ganized by Harry o. Nielsen, for
mer Navy pilot who now is as
sistant director of swimming at the
Boys Club of Washington.
Games are played every night in
the pool at the clubhouse, Seven
teenth street and Massachusetts
avenue Sc. and when the league
season winds up Nelson hopes to
organize an all-star team to COM
pete with any school in the Dis
trict interest in the project.
In contests to date, the Atom Fish
sank the Sea Hawks, 9-6, the DDT
Dynamos dunked the Under Water
Devils, 1873, and the Sea Dogs
washed the Sea Rovers, 30.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Skating Vonities of '46 Packed
With Top Stars of Rollers

Skating Vanities of 1916, musical
production featuring 125 artists
lavish costumes and scenery, beau
tiful lighting and all of the other
requisites of several Broadway musi-
Gals, will introduce some of the
countrys roller skating stars Tues
day night when it begins a six-day
engagement of eight performances
at Uline Arena.
This $250,000 production is the
brain child of Harold Steinman, who
once managed heavyweight boxing
title contenders King Levinsky and
Johnny Paycheck. George D. Tyson,
former general manager of Ice
Capades, has taken over this years
vanities.
Top star of the extravaganza is
talented Gloria Nord, Sonia Henie
Of the rollers, whose spins, splits and
other skating numbers are thrilling,
clever and daring.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Miss Nord twice suffered painful
falls in her engagement here last
year, but refused to slow down her
act. She makes pin-point turns and
sudden stops that comprise a break
neck routine and takes her spills
with her thrills in stride.
Backing Gloria are many former
national and world roller skating
champions. Lew Testa not only is
roller speed king. but a comedian
Ann Manion, Larry Fox. Terry Tay-
lor. Dolly Durkin and Frank Foster
and Melva Moreno likewise provide
their full quota of entertainment
Then there are Shorty Renna, the
international clown; Ben Dova
mirthmaking inebriate, and Little
Make.
A skating chorus of 60 Vanity
Fairs and 25 Vanity-Squires con-
tribute their bit toward Is big acts.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 30.-Oxford won
it's 43d victory over Cambridge in
the 117-year-old rowing classic
today as more than 100000 persons
jammed the curving reaches of the
Thames to welcome back the first
full-length version of this tradi-
tional sporting event since 1899.
Outweighed pounds to the
man, the Dark Blue oarsmen never
were seriously challenged in their
sweep down the AZ mile course
within ancient London's city limits
which they completed in 19 min
utes and 81 seconds.
Cambridge drew the inside posi-
Evening star., 1946-03-31
New Canine Sensation
In HyattsviI|e Show

Nuggets Valet Sunglow, new sem
Sation of dogdom, faces stern COM
petition this afternoon when she
goes up against more than 10 of the
top specimens of her breed in the
Washington Bulldog Clubs specially
show in the Hyattsville Armory
Sunglow, owned by Mrs. Bessie
Grove of Louisville, KY, hit the lime
light when she won best in show in
the 700-entry all-breed event in
Cincinnati two weeks ago, but this
afternoon her competition includes
the winners in the prestige show of
the year, the Westminster event in
New York, as we'll as seven cham
pions.
Highlighting the event will be a
parade of champions, with Club
President James A. Allen and his
,ch. DeWhurSt Timoshenko and Show
Chairman A. r. Forbush and his
ch. Lonarch Babbie, leading off.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Racer Okono Destroyed
After Injury at Miomi

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 30.-The race
horse Okana, winner of s70,950 as a
3-year-old in California, has been
destroyed following an injury suf-
fered during race at Tropical Park
The 5-year-old gelding, owned by
Mrs. j. S. Burnstein of Detroit, split
a sesamoid bone as he led the field to
the final sixteenth pole in the fea-
tured race at Tropical on Wednes-
day
Son of Okapi and Irvana. Okana
was bred by John Marsch of Chicago
Evening star., 1946-03-31
|Watch Well Captures
Rokeby Bowl in Duel
With Free State
By Lorry Lawrence
Speeiol Correspondent Of The Stor


UPPERVILLE, Va, Mar. 30
Watch Well, a 7-year-old bay geld
ing, owned by Horace Moffett and
ridden superbly by veteran steeple-
chase and country rider
Beattie Brown, won the coveted
Rokeby Bowl In the feature event Of
the Piedmont and neighboring
hunts point-to-point races held
today at Rokeby estate of Capt. and
Mrs. Paul Mellon.
Fifteen hundred oss-country
enthusiasts braved intermittent
drizzels to see one of the most ex-
citing finishes ever recorded on the
celebrated 512 mile tagged Rokeby
course Watch Well ran the 512
miles in 15.362s, good time for the
muddy going. He was two lengths
ahead of Free State, owned by Mrs.
Norman Toerge and ridden by R. j.
Kirkpatrick, jr Ten lengths back
was Gerald B. Webb's Big Charley,
with the owner doing the plotting.
1t was an outstanding entry of
eight top cross-country horses that
got away in good order. In the
van and over the first fence were
Free State, Watch Well and Big
Charley. The three soon held
commanding lead over the field.
Young Kirkpatrick, riding a fine
race, kept Free State in the lead
until the smile mark, when Watch
Well then took over the pace, The
game Free State hung on, but didn't
quite have the foot to take the lead
again.
The heavyweight event, merged
with the Rokeby, was won by Sir
Rowdy, owned by w. F. Carl Of
Chevy Chase and ridden by Frank
Wilson, jr.
/ Due to the inclement weather,
scratches were the order in the
ladies' race Only three steeds
entered the lists and only one,
Mrs. R. ]. kirkpatrick, jr's Colleen.
finished
Evening star., 1946-03-31
BortoIo to Box Cooper
But Won't Risk Title
BY the Associoted Press

ST. LOUIS, Mar. 30.-Art Cooper
st. Louis Negro, has signed to meet
Sal Bartolo. recognized by the Ma.
tional Boxing Association as the
featherweight champion, in a TO-
round nontitle bout here April Is.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Bowie Expects Record
Meeting With 1,750
Horses Available

Bangtalls answer the bugle tomor-
row at Bowie for the first time since
the autumn of 1912 when gasoline
rationing and other war restrictions
silenced their hoofbeats. Post time
for the first race is 2 pm.
Track officials anticipate a crowd
OF near-record proportions. Rail-
roads have arranged special trains
direct to the track, while Capital
Transit will operate buses to the
nearby Maryland strip from 12
o'clock noon to 12:45 pm. from its
coach Office at l416 F street NV.
approximately 1000 horses are
quartered at Bowie, with an addi-
tional 750 only short haul away at
Laurel and Pimlico. OF hand it
shapes up as one of the best spring
meetings in the Old Line State and
all indications point to new highs in
wagering.
Four stake Races Carded.
The Rowe Memorial Handicap, a
6-furlong test for 3-year- -olds and
upward Wednesday, is the first of
four stake events on the 13-day
calendar. The Bowie Handicap, an
other $500 stake over a mile and
10 yards, will be run Saturday. The
Bowie Kindergarten, $4,000 sprint
for 2-year-olds, and Southern Mary
land Handicap, $4,000 added are
slated next week.
A possible labor dispute involving
stable hands and grooms was averted
only last Friday by track officials
decision to add $400 to overnight
race purses. This will enable owners
to meet increased fees demanded by
the men with no further expense to
themselves.
Increased jockey fees also seem
probable, following a request for a
hike by Jack Kelly, general manager
of the Jockeys Guild, who flew to
Baltimore from Florida to place the
riders case before the State Racing
Commission.
Capital Well Represented.
Washington should be we'll repre-
sented on the racing strip If the
horses of Gustave Ring of this city
are not overrated. Workouts indi-
Gated that Trainer Charlie Feltner
has the string at its peak and hopes
to better his Florida record of eight
victories. Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt also will race some horses at
Bowie but is saving most of his
stable for the May racing at Pimlico.
Racing enthusiasts will find many
improvements at Bowie since they
last visited the plant, although work
now under way will not be completed
before autumn.
Robert Curran, reinstated by the
commission following his complete
exAnearation of all blame of stimu-
lating One Only. is training public
stable. Under him are some horses
belonging to Ed Talbot, One Onlys
owner. G. o. Ferguson, also rein
stated, is here, too.
A. F. Flock's Ellis will not go in
the Rowe Memorial if the track
is muddy, Trainer Merritt Mergler
has announced. Jockey Nick Wall
will ride the promising stake horse
If conditions are right.
Willie Lee johnson, who piloted
Hillyer Court to victory in the
$4,000 New Orleans Handicap, will
try to repeat with him in the Rowe
Memorial. The horse is stabbed at
Laurel.
Johnny Gilbert flew from Califor-
mia to ride during Maryland's spring
meetings, but will return to the
West Coast Immediately after the
second Havre De Grace session.
w. c. Charles sold GALAXY to M.
Gilbert of Baltimore, and while the
price was not disclosed it is be-
lieved the figure was near $4,000.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Suzeruin. 45-l. in Front

LIVERPOOL, England, Mar. 30
R.-Ben Davis Suzerain II, As
to-1 entry in next weeks Grand Ma
tional Steeplechase, captured the
Robert Gore Challenge cup today in
a race at Fontwell Park.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Shuqort Leads Navy Five

| ANNAPOLIS. Md, Mar. 80 lP)-
Kenneth L. Kenny Shugart. Chey-
enne, Wyo., second-highest scorer
of Navy's 1916 basket ball team, has
been named captain of the 1947 quin-
tfet
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Only three times during the sea-
son. which commenced last Decem-
Der T. were the Cadets under 300
Off their record they seem to have
a solid claim to the city champion
ship.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Johnny Gilbert flew from Califor-
mia to rioe during Marylands spring
meetings, but will return to the
West Coast Immediately after the
second Havre De Grace session.
w. c. Charles sold GALAXY to M.
Gilbert of Baltimore, and while the
price was not disclosed it is be-
lieved the figure was near $4,000
Evening star., 1946-03-31
Bowie Entries

FOR MONDAY
Cloudy and good Post time, 2 pm
FIRST .RAcE-Purse, S2,4OO; claiming
Evening star., 1946-03-31

Willie Lee johnson, who piloted
Hillyer Court to victory in the
$4,000 New Orleans Handicap, will
try to repeat with him in the Rowe
Memorial. The horse is stabbed at
Laurel.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

A. F. Flock's Ellis will not 60 in
the Rowe Memorial if the track
is muddy, Trainer Merritt Mergler
has announced. Jockey Nick Wall
will ride the promising stake horse
if conditions are right.