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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-15

s1nxbah Tfuplo, Il u MISC niti
se6gali, niti zakopaIi, okuSuje
xr4k.
Y Darmstadtu so napravili
Anericani anketo. Ma vprasa-
ME: "Ali potrebuje Nemcija no.
vega firsrja?" je odgovorilo IS
odstotkov vprasanjih nein38od-
'stotkov MOI pritrdilno. Ma vpra-
sanje:: ALI mora biti oGiscena
nemska uprava' cianov narodno-
socialisticne stranke ?' jih je sa-
mo 43 odstotkov orgovorilo z
lda. Mad Darmstadtom vladata
Sc vedno noe in megia. Krivda
'onih, XII tako odgovarjajo, je We
lika, toda mogoce SO odgovorni
zanjo tudi oni, XII vprasujejo.
v casopisih, XII izhajajo v "a
padni in juzni Nemciii, Sc je
znova pojavil "e1ovek z nozem
med zobmi" "-tako so. slikali
predhodniki fasizma Ruse. Nj Sc
torej treba cuditi, da so postal
pogumni tudi oni, XII zares drze
noz med zobmi
Cd casa do casa priklicejo
Nuerenbergu privid usodnih let
izpred katastrofe. Geringov bra
nitelj je mislil, da mora spomniti
ma neki sestanek sestih angle
skin industrijalcev rahsmarsa-
lonn. Skrivnosten sestanek, XII je
bill ma morski obali uro pred ne
urjem. Nemci SO dejali, da bodo
resili svet boljsevizma. Ponudili
so cello. da bodo "branili britain
ski imperii." Londoncani SO vse-
kakor zvedeli,, " Gem je bila de-
jansko ta obramba 80.
Kdor keli posorno poslusa
razpravo'v " Nuerenbergu in Sc ne
boji raziskovati bodocnosti, bo
znova preklel noe in meglo. ziv-
ljenie clovelta ne more sliciti
bedasti zgodbi brez repa in gla-
We!
Protinapad smrti je treba
STREET! Nj Sc, dolgo-komaj leto
dni-, ko je Sc tekla ruska kri.
Rdeea armada je resiia Glove
stvo s svojim pohodom ma Ber-
lin. Solze Sc Sc MISC posusile,
grobovi so Sc svezi in ze zopet
slisimo zlonosno susljanje, ze so
ma delu klevetniki, Gering re
is6es ucence in primerne nasled-
nike.
Svet je zejen postenosti, pre-
proste postenosti. Kako obsodi-
ti Geringa "a bombe, vrzene ma
Madrid, &c po drugi strani pod
pirajo Franco in njegov majavi
rezim? Proved teee sovraznega
eruila, a prevee tudi krvi. Ali je
mono zajeziti epidemic. v eni
mestni cetrti, &c 81 prizadevamo
razviti je drugi? Fasizem, XII
(Dalie ma e. Strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-15

|najvaznejsa oseba raiha, po6etr
mix in organizator gpozodsjstsv,
XII nimajo priners Y zgodovini.
Nj vazno, da krvniku niliio-
nov nj bilo. tleba krasti zepaih
robcev. Pustis,o oh strani ulIra-
dene slike, doma6e prizores ) 4
Rehmom, umazane spietke in
polnislimo saIno No bistveno: ta
|debeluh, hi Sc vcasih dobrolu5.
no srnehlja, je odgovoren "a ~
ropske razvaline, "a unicenie ce.
le generacije.
Pravijo, da skusa premotiti
svoje sodnike nimamo opraviti
z zajcem, marvec 8 podivjanin,
volkom. Zadusiti hocejo resnico,
resiti mir, da so custva ljudozr-
|cev praz "a pray plemenita.
Geringa vprasujejo, ali je.res,
da je zapiral nedolzne ljudi v
koncentracijska taborisca. Ne
da bi trenil 2 ocmi, odgovarja /:
"Ljudje, XII niso storiii~ nobene-
ga dejanja, hi bi bill vreden gra-
je, bi ga lahko storili kasneje.
To je bill zascitni zapor."
Mogoee so imeli proved poste-
ne oci. Mogoce Sc MISC vediii toe
no tako kot vrli feldvebli. Vse-
kakor drA: il njihovih koz so
napravili platnice in elegantne
Geringa vprasujejo, ali je res,
da je zasedel Avstrijo, unicil &C.
skoslovasko, vdrl ma Norvesko,
pohabil Belgijo =. Ne da bi tre-
nil, odgovarja: ITO, so bill "a
scitni ukrepi." Ali so morda ho-
tell Cehi misliti? Ali morda MISC
znali Norvezani dovolj ponizno
,pozdravljati? Vsekakor drzi:: il
teh dezel SO napravili move kolo-
nije rajha. :. =
Nesramnost rajhsmarsala MI
ma meja. Ma pomlad 1916 Sc bar
ha, da je bila ceskoslovaska
zanj en- sam grizljaj, da je ubir
jail madridske otroke zato, da je
preizkusil move letalske modele,
da je tako rekoc podaril ''nem-
Skim delavcem svobodo." Ali ;je
potrebno napisati, da je bila to
svoboda: najprej vojasnice in
koncentracijska taborisca in ma
to grobovi. >' .
Gering Sc kaze svetu: isde
ucence in naslednike. Neprisi-
ljeno zatrjuie, da so Nemci vdrli
v Francijo samo zato, da bi tam
razvili poljedelstvo. Dobro POM
mite: ne tanki, marvec traktorji
so preorali zemljo Pikardije,
Normandije, Champagne. Ger
ing prisega pri svojih velikih
bogovih, da Sc H firerjem tru-
dill "velikodusno urediti zidov-
sko vprasanje.'
V navalu velikodusnosti je BIZ
10 torej ubitih sest milijonov IL
dov in vprasanje je bilo urejeno.
Zakaj so Nemci tako vrociGno
pripravljali svoje roparske vpa-
de? Zato, odgovarja Gering, ker
so vedeli "a "mobilizacijske ma
crte Amerike." &c Sc bo to na-
daljevalo, DO kmalu dejal, da js,
hotel uniciti Leningrad zato, ker
so. Rusi unicevali v srednji Aziji
kobilice. Sci DO tako dalec, da bo,
sredi nuerenberskih
razvalin:
"Nasa vlada je izvlekla Mem
CLIO il bede, da jo popelje na
vrhunce." Grobovi nemskih vo-
jakov,- raztreseni po svetu cd
Volge do Atlantika in cd MUIR
do Egipta, razrusena
mesta, sramota in beda,
to je njihov "vrhunec!"
citatelj bo rekel: ''Dovoli! To
je proved neverjetno! Kdo bi
verjel taksnim bedastoGam ?"
Gering upa, da SO pozabili ljud-
je v letih noel in megle gledati,
misliti in razumeti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-15
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AM AT YOUR TARGET

POSSESSION of a sizable part
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Two licensed radio engineers with
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-20
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
Horse Show Officials Appoint
Committees For October Event
Wilmington Rotary Club To
Sponsor Ninth Annual
Event At Stadium

A preliminary meeting Of the
Horse Show association with the
directors of the Wilmington Rotary
club was held yesterday to appoint
committee chairmen for the Ninth
Annual Cape Fear Horse show,
which will be sponsored by the
Civic club. Proceeds from the
horse show, which are expected to
amount to several thousand
dollars, will 60 toward the beauti-
fication Of Greenfield park.
Prizes totaling more than $50
and the presentation of a new au-
tomobile are features of this years
event. The management OF the
show has been placed in the hands
of John L. Bowers, professional
horse show manager OF Black
Mountain, N. c., who managed the
Asheville, Hendersonvill,e and
Charlotte events this season.
The show will be staged FOR four
performances at the American Lee
gion stadium, Friday and Satur-
day, afternoons and nights. Octo-
Der 4 and S..
At the luncheon meeting of the
Rotary club yesterday, Bowers
made a brief talk outlining the va
rious responsibilities Of the various
committee heads. The committees
as named at the meeting include:
JUNE Hubbard, ticket sales; Ivy
Sutton, boxes and paid parking
spaces at ringside; Richard
Rogers, program advertising and
general chairman of the show; o.
o. Whiyock, class sponsors; FL
lott ONeal, concessions; Carroll
Tinsleya Boy Scout help on mes
senger Service and jump at
tendants; Mrs. Gene Edwards and
Mrs. Fred Willetts. entertainment;
Hal Love, automobile parking;
Ham Marks, staff Cor information
at headquarters; Jack Coswell
and Gardner Greer. Rotary decora-
tons, and Gus Grist, publicity.
Boxes, tickets, and parking
space at ringside are on sale now,
and may be ordered by mail, or
through members of the Rotary
club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
PATRICK, BREWER.
HURT YESTERDAY
First And Second String
Halfbacks Forced Out
OF Lineups Tuesday
. BY GENE
Star Sports Writer

Footballs old enemy, injuries, hit
the New Hanover high school Wild
cats at full blast yesterday, as first
and second string halfbacks Neal
Patrick and Homer Brewer we're
forced out of practice when each
twisted their ankles.
Patrick suffered his mishap
sprinting around right end. Brewer
came up limping after a hug pileup
a moment later. Whether these
two speedsters will be ready for
Fridays Laurinburg game is I'M
certain, but the situation looks ex-
tremely unfavorable with only two
more days remaining before the
opening home game.
The left halfback vacancy left by
Patrick was satisfactory filled by
Louis "Bubba" Sykes, starting
quarterback against Kinston. But
not only did Sykes end any signing
for Patrick, but he turned in his
best football dislay this season,
cutting, lodging, %sprinting all over
the field. A fullback last year,
Sykes liked his running plays even
more than his remarkable passing
performances, and yesterday prov
ed the brand Of ball he plays when
at a running post. On n occasion
he side-stepped three would-be
tacklers, dashing the length OF the
field for a touchdown.
But "Bubba" was not the only
back with flashing gains to his
credit. Charlie Smith, an up-and-
coming Junior, sped for more than
one I'd himself along with Brian
Mullinix, Dick Hanson, Johnny
Daughtery, J. c. Price. and Johnny
Crowley.
: Outstanding among the pass
catchers was Billy Mason. varsity
lettermen in 1914, who is back in
school after being released from
the Merchant Marine. Mason grab
bed more aerials than any other
end, and crossed paydirt several
times. Co-Captain Buddy Bridges
did well in this offensive phase
also, but newcomer Mike Austin
caught the spotlight when he, al
though smacked hard each time ne
received once, clutched two losses
for long gains.
Opening holes up front tor tae
runners were Fritz Stelles. Lloyc
Honeycutt, Craig Hampton, Tin
key" Rogers, Dek Jordan, McMil
Ian, and Clarence Hilburn. On the
defensive, club were Don Hyatt
Irwin Gore William Swart, Harvey
Venters, Bill Kuhn, Buddy Bridges
Bobby Stewart, Jim Gibson, jim
my Caudill, and Paul Maultsby.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
Defeat Giants To Hold Two Game Lead;
Brooklyn Dodgers Take 4 To 2 Decision From Cubs
DUR0CHER'S GANG
HOT ON THE TRAIL
Have IL More To
To Play; Cards Must
Play 10 Games

BROOKLYN, Sept. 17.-F-The
fighting Brooklyn Dodgers over
came the stubborn opposition of
Chicago's Cubs Tuesday to win, AZ
but the Brooks still trailed the Ma
tional Leagues pace-setting st.
Louis Cardinals, who trounced the
New York Giants, by two games.
With IL games left to play to the
Cards 10, the Dodgers have won
three less than the Red Birds and
lost one more. If the Cards win six
Of their games, the Dodgers must
win nine to tie the Birds for the
flag. The Brooks meet the pesky
Pittsburgh Pirates in a double
header tomorrow while the Cards
tangle with Billy Southworth's Red
hot Boston Braves in a single
game.
Leo Durocher's scrappy gang
sewed the game up in the opening
frame by blasting Paul Erickson
for four hits and three runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
HURLS 10Th
VICTORY OF SEASON
Enoc Slaughter Shares
Honors With Pitcher;
Drives In Five Runs

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-PCTwo
games ahead with ten to 60 was
the story of the St. Louis Car
flight toward the National
League pennant Tuesday after the
league leaders had handed the New
York Giants a 1912 pasting while
Brooklyn was downing Chicago.
Heading to Boston for their final
stop of the last Eastern invasion.
the seeking Red Birds were riding
high with the first National league
2O-game winner Of the season in
HOWE Pollet, the southpaw stylist
from the deep south.
Pollet. who has been the Cards
stopper" all season coasted home
with win No. 20 although hit hard
in the late stages. yielding IL hits
in all, eight in the last three IN
nings after his mates had given
him a commanding lead.
In hitting the 20 mark, Pollet be-
came the first lefthander to reach
the goal since Carl Hubben and
Cliff Melton did it for the Giants IN
1897. The last St. Louis southpaw
to ioin the select circle was Willie
Sherdel in 1928.
Enos Slaughter, the Birds slug
gine right fielder, shared the mead
i;ras with Pollet for his job OF drlv-
inc home five runs with a tWo-run
homer. a single and an infield out
boosting his season RB1 total tc
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
WOODCOCK FLATTENS
LESNEVICH IN EIGHTH

LONDON, Sept. 17.-(P-Bruce
Woodcock, British heavyweight
boxing champion, knocked out Gus
-Lesnevich, world light heavyweight
titleholder from Cliffside, N. j., In
the eighth round of a scheduled
ten-round non-title fight at Harm
gay Stadium here tonight. Wood
cock weighed 1872 pounds and Les
nevich 181 IL.
Lesnevich, his left eye battered
shut in the fourth round, fell before
a jolting right and tried u~nsuccess-
fully to regain his feet.
The referees count OF ten came
while the American remained on
the canvas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
SUNSHINE
S0FTBAL.LERS WIN
Falls To Milk1nen;
Policemen Lose To
Laundrymen

A L. King continued to add to
his sOftball pitching glory by
srking out is batters at Robert
Strange park last night, as Whites
Ice Cream defeated Spofford Mills,
TO l, in the first encounter of a
twin bill. Sunshine Laundry end
ed two-game losing streak, trounc
ing the Policemen, II to 5, in the
second affray.
In whiting 16 King gave up only
three bases on balls. 1t was the
husky blondes best recent pitch
ing performance. Nick Geischen led
Whites at bat with three singles
IN three times at bat, while Levy
Ang topped Spofford with one for
Two. The softball battle was high
lighted by the fact that no errors
were charged.
Lanky Bert Nesbitt, who is known
ny most fans as ozark Ike" slug
geo away in the nightcap tussle,
knocking a home run, triple, and
singled in four appearances at the
Plate. Whitley Aud also drove out
4 lour-master. Todd paced the Po-
aeernen with the stick with two
4ls Tor four times up.
Ionlght's softball bill calls for
'So games in which Whites plays
|ae Fire Department at 7 o'clock,
nd Spofford Mills tangles with
Wy Optical at $3.50 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
Two Cat Gridders On Injured List
Bomber FAVORED To Win
Over 7ami MaurieM Tonight
$4,000 To 10000 Expect
ed To Jam Yankee
Stadium For Bout
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-PCJoe
Louis puts his world heavyweight
championship on the line for the
23rd time Wednesday night in
Yankee Stadium against the chal-
lenge of tough Tami Mauriello,
somewhat round saloon = keeper
from the Bronx, and even Joe,
himself, figures this will be a
short nights work.
Promoter Mike Jacobs talked
the Bomber into taking this one,
after Joe had about decided to play
golf the rest of the year following
his clambake with Billy Conn in
June. And what with n thing
and another, such as the natural
appeal Louis has for the folks who
like to see legal blood-letting, and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
FISH RODEO PRIZES
NOW ON DISPLAY
AT SPORTS CENTER

The prizes and trophies OF
the Fish Rodeo, sponsored Dy
the Eastern North Carolina
Beach Association, have been
moved from the Standard
Pharmacy display window to
the sports Center on Market
street, Jack Cowie, Rodeo d.
rector said last night:
Several. new trophies have
been added to the display, IN
cluded is the huge san Ilsn
award presented by the Will
.mington Star-News.
Cowie said last night tpat no
prizes will be given until a
later date. Several winners
have called for their prizes AND
Cowie said he would award
the prizes as soon as possible.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18

the fact that Tami will be strutting
his stuff practically in his own
back yard. "Uncle Nike is looking
for a "house" that won't impair
the good health of the bank &C
count.
He won't feel at all hurt, in fact,
if %, 900 to 10000 customers show
up and chip in to a gate within
shouting distance of $500, 900.
Getting ready for his 23rd defense
of the gaudiest bauble on busted
nose highway in the fight games
record heavyweight title rum, Joe
has looked considerably more like
the old Brown Bomber this time
than he did training for Conn in
June.
The drilling for Billy and the
weeks of 36-hole-a-day golf he
plodded through since his waltz
with Conn has sliced off the flab-
biness with which he was padded
through four years in the army
and have trimmed his legs down to
fighters size again. He'll scale
about 2O8 pounds to M%auriello's 1856
at the weigh-in at 1890 p. m.
Tarni is a tough 23-year old
thumper-nine years younger than
Joe-who has been bouncing up
and down bash boulevard since
1889. He's had " starts, losing
only seven.
In his latest go-round, he belted
British champ Bruce Woodcock out
in five rounds last May to run his
winning string up to II straight
since 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
|CREENBERC CL0UTS
18Th F0UR-BACGER
Ties With Ted Williams As
Detroit Wins Over
Washington

DETROIT, Sept.
Greenberg pulled even with Ted
Williams in the American League
home run derby Tuesday by clout-
ing his 38th four-bagger of the sea-
son with two men on base as the
Detroit Tigers defeated the Wash
ington Senators 6 to 4.
The 300th home run Of Green
berg's Major league career
brought Hank a deadlock with Viii
liams in the current race and by
driving in four runs Tuesday he
boosted his season RBI total to
ia, just five behind Williams who
also leads the league in that de-
partment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
IN Sports Pan...
= coo&%
BY Roy Cook
Sports Pan...

ronight Wednesday, an ex-
.,ted crowd of something like
ma to $4,000 fight fans will
.t,eam into Yankee Stadium,
,.ss a seat, look around for
couple of rounds, brusH off
seat of their pants and
u We right back out again.
''.hsbly the largest yell of the
I !aJ will come from these
pssnsands who will pay good
'~ericsn money to see what
aite Jacobs terms a "Heavy-
' ' Boxing Bout The yell
s s not be one of satisfaction,
sr the fans will stomp and
!, .sout they "wuz robbed" and
%'nncle" Mike will sit back
!. his office and think up an
user "big bout" not needing
de yells and stomping Of the
attitudes for a single second.
That is what happened
rhen Billy Conn tangled, or
1,s scheduled to tangle, with
Iou;s. the Brown Bomber
=. lime. The fans yelled their
ss,ds off about the fight pre-
ssnted that night and this
,orner predicts the same thing
rilI happen again Wednesday
,irbt. Joe Louis had decided
!, NAV golf the rest Of the
VEAL, but Mike Jacobs talked
Inn into the arrangements with
Tsmi Mauriello. >. Victory cele-
hrstions have been thrown and
torch light parades staged in
,bs BRONX for the ~Bar-Keeper,
+ seems that al. these celebra-
HOns are in vain. . Sports
rriters and others interested
in the fight game are not even
living Tamil a second look.
N one but Mauriello seems to
think the Bronx Barkeep will
win. or even survive the route,
most people lay odds that Louis
will flatten Tamil inside three
runds. and who are we to get
On the losing side, So perhaps
We had better say that Tami
will go back to the Bronx be-
fore che fourth round bell
sounds. Tami Is a tough
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
CLINTON DEFEATS
Angler, IS TO 8
Blues Capture Fifth Game
OF Series; Clubs Play
AT Dunn Tonight

CLINTON, Sept. 1.-THE Clinton
Blues took the lead in the Tobacco
State league playoff series here
Tuesday night by swapping the
Angier-Fuquay Colts, Is to 8. The
victory for the Sampson club gives
them a 3 to 2 lead over the Colts
in the seven-game series.
The sixth game will be played
at Dunn Wednesday night, 1t was
announced here. The Angler park
has been rented out, making 1t
necessary to play the contest at
tho Dunn ma
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
.Errors-Stephens, Morris, Vor-
ali Camnau Diem. Keane 2. Runs

Errors-Stephens, Morris, Vor-
rell, Campau, Diem, Keane 2. Runs
batted in - Meyer 4, Morris 3,
Smith S, Vorrell, Riley 2, Campau,
Diem 2, scrobola, Wilmer q
Stephens 4. Two-base hits-keane,
Campau, Mills, Morris. Three
base hits-Diem. Home runs
Meyer 2, Stephens, Smith. Bases
on balls-off: Fortune 4, Clinard L,
Bomar 1, Ratteree 1, Peterson ..
Struck out, by-Fortune 5, House
3, Clinard 1, Bomar 2, Ratteree g.
Peterson 8. Hits off: Fortune IN
Il % innings 3; off: House in 2 l7S
innings 2; off: Clinard in % in
nings 7; off: Bomar in I l-S in
nings 1; off: Ratteree in 2 innings
3: off: Peterson in 8 innings 9;
off: Keane in 1 inning 2. Winning
pitcher-Peterson. Losing pitcher
Fortune. Umpires-Culler, Morris,
Adcox and Gill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-18
FIGHT FACTS AND FIGURES

Title involved - World Heavyweight
Championship.
Principals-Joe Louis, Detroit, cham
pion, VS.. Tami Mauriello, New York.
challenger.
Place-Yankee Stadium, New York.
Length of Bout-15 rounds or less.
Time-First preliminary, $3.50 pm.
(EDT); main bout, 10 PM.
Estimated attendance and gate 3D.
900 persons and $275, ZOO.
approximate weights - Louis 2o8
pounds; Mauriello, 1876.
Betting odds-Louis / to 9 to win.
Promoter-20th Century Sporting Club,
Mike Jacobs, pres.
Broadcast - Radio, American Broad
casting Company Network; Television,
National Broadcasting Company Network.