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kliudo u darbu spnina vadzios gala ir autoriteta r
sekia sugriaut SoWetu Sajungos bel sajunginu respu
bikQ valdymos tvarka If uknio pajiegumo pagrindus
Kiekvenas cia paminetas dldysls nuskaltlmas" dar
yra sskrstytas kelolika keliasdesim atskirQ smu
kesnu nuskaltimu, kurie vos epa IA pusapu Baudzla
mojo Kodekso r kurie yra taip suformuuot kad Juos
gallma pritaikin kan tikta nor If kada tk norl. w
tuose strapsniuose pazynetus nuskatmus yra numaty
tos basmes nuo vieneriu Xxi dvdesmts penkeru metu
kalemo arba sunkesniais atvejais - mrties bausme.
58-tu ir 59-tu straipsnias kaltintiems Letuviams
dazniausa buvo pasriama astuon metal katorgos sun
kuu priverciamu darby sovyklose Sbire kur SoVle
tu Sajungos glumoje.
Ir vel mes gryztame prie klausmo - "uz ka?" Ko-
del bolsevkai taip skubomis nakino Letuvos inegen-
tijos ta dali kuri bvo tampriau darbu susius su
neprikausomos Lietuvos tautine mintmi? Uz ka e ia
sukso kalejman ir pasmerke mireai? Atsakymas ne
sunkus. Visu pirma - bolsevikai vykde Lietuvoje
sociane r pone revoliucija kur nebuVo palydeta ar
lssaukta savtarpniu plietiniu kov netreJo krauJo,
zudyniu ir vso to kas charakternga glesne socanel
revoucai. Kekvienas socialines tvarkos perVersmas
ssaukia mazesniu didesniu susremimu arp besirun
gianciu suogsniq. Virsu paeme elemental sela gal1.
tnai uzgniauzti priesnnkus; g Veiktei spriasi
kick gall nauesies valdovams, trukdo ju pasinesimus
r aiSkina ju uzkulisius.
II Lietuvoje, bolsevikams siekant gyvendinti savo
klaiklmu pasiZymnca tvarka, jie mate kad LietuViu
Tautoe yra aba daug Observation-Disclosures uzsiterSusio
elemento kurs gales sunkinti Lieuvos sovetinmo dar
b. Jie gera suprato kad peraueti to eemento nebus
galma kad js, lasveje subrendes dabar nesiduos len
Nel uepaouuoo Sel uoJu
Vadinasi beliko tik viena priemone: apsvayt to
antisovetisko eemento, issiuncant j Rusijos giluma
dali nugaabnant kalejmuose, dali perleidzian per kon
centracjos lagerius I kai pradzoje bolsevkai Letu
vote suminejo tik taunes mines zmones tada ie ais
kinosi apvaa krasa "smetonininku" ir galeo nau
dotis karuju If desinuju sroviu pritarmas If tue bu
du galejo grazai pridengt zmogzudiska tiksla.
Bet kai aprinke tautnink1s stiese savo juoda ran
ka liaudinnkus ir Observation-Disclosures kai apeme
snaikinmo planu visa Lietuvu Tauta ada visems
buvo lengvas atsakymas'- uz ka? r tada niekas ne
bejieskojo nsikaltmu, del kuriu vakar buvo nuvaryt
j kaejima diaugai sadien - Varomi pazystamieji, 0
" ka bolsevkai naikno caristines Rusijos nteli-
gena, uz ka iszude mijonus Rusiios "kapalistu" val
stiecu, darbinnku kareivu r karininku? W tai kad
e nepritare bandtzmui ir nenorejo paklusti bepro-
CLAIMS r anafabeams. Ir Lietuvos integentja boise
vikai kalejmus uz tai kad niekados nebutu
sutikus bendradarbiauti Maskvos budeais, viso
kiais sdavkas r nieksais uz tai kad nenorejo par
duo Lieuvos lasves, Letuvos istorios, kulturos Lie
tuviu kabos ir gimtosios zem6s. Uz tai ja buvo
skrta astuoneri metal kalejmo astuoneri metal
sunkiuju darby stovykoje tomo il sato Sbiro pusny
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GINTARU BURIAL

Toll tu tyliuju lauku mylimoji
rugiageliu burtu mergaite
@ narios dainuoja pagundomis juoko,
gintaru ta$kydamos ,krait.
Ateisiu, surinksu il tau atiduosiu,
tn, teviske mano, tn ziedas!
Is svetimo krasto, is toliu toliuju
visais pamariais tave giedu.
Tau kasos gintaro su rutu sakelem,
ir iuostos IS pasaku rastu -
Mylesiu Sapnuosiu, Stride mano zemes -
ne svetimo. tolimo krasto!
B. Zvingiias.
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(pasiraSo) Guzevicius
Lietuvos TSR
Vidaus Reikalu Liaudies Komisaras."

IS cia paduotos isakymo istraukos matyt kad labai
platQs visuomenes suogsniai turejo butt hkvduot,
rint apvayti Letuva jai "svetimo elemento". Ke
urolika vailip kaegorq buvo nusatyta il jas visas
reikeO bolsevkams sunaikint Suprantama kad stisas
visuomenes kases vienu kartu likvduot nebuvo ima-
noma. Nors is venuolynu, mokyklu If sauu Sajungos
namu daug kur bosevkai padare kaejimus, bet vstiek
visa Lietuva juos butu nesutlpus Pagaliau If surnk
visus skarto butq buve labai sunku Tode bosevikai
vykde vayma palapsniui: ka is vieno sluogsnio ddzu
ma surinkdavo JUGS likviduodavo, isvezdami Russia
kap remtinius nueistuosius tada edavo pre sekan
clos kategorijos zmonu. Tuo budu jie palake krase
nuoatine bame ir nuolanias arestais bel istremmais
terorizavo visus Lietuvus Tai buvo yg Damoko kar-
das virS vsos Lieuviu Tauos ir kekvienas aute kad
kas vaanda if net kas minute gall s atsidurti eekistQ
rankose. Joke statyma ir joke doros desniai
gojo ir neranno Lietuvio: s negaejo butt ramus nei
diena ne nakti nei staigoie nei namose; ne bazny-
cioje nei gatveje r neisgyvenusiam tose apnkybese
yr abai sunku suprasti kad as nuoatnes baimes au-
yra daug baisesns negu pats kaejimas. Visur r
visada snpu apstaytas r sekamas kur ein ka skaita
kuo susitink ka kalh r ka gavo - visa tai sukau-
sto zmogu toka bame kad jis pagaliau pats eina NIX
VD staga r noredamas greciau ssilasvinti is to te-
roro pasisaFo esas revolucjonierius.
(Bus daugau)
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PIRMA DALIS
LIETUviU TAUTOS
NAtKINIMAS

lucia Kad skatytojas turetu pinesn valzda mes ca
duosme to isakymo trumpa istrauka:
"Lietuvos TSR Vidaus Liaudies Komisaro 1910 metu
Isakymas
Visiskai slaptai
Kaunas 1910 m Lapkrico %.
uzvest bylas ir sekti visus asenis ke del
socianes r poitines praetes, tautni nuo
taku, religniu lstklnimu, morallno If pohtmo nepa-
tvarumo yra priesingi soclastlnel santVarkal Prle
siu eementu skatom:
a. visi buve antisovietiniu potniu partiju organi
zaciju ir grupiu nariai trocklnnka deslReJ eseral
mensevikai, socialdemokratai, anarchstai If pam;
b. vsi buve tautiniq sovnistniu antsovietiniu par
tiju organzaciju r grupu naria - tautninkai jauna
letuvai voldemarninkai, audininkai krikseonys de-
mokrata tautnes te1oristnes organizaclos nariai Gee
leznis Vikas) Suddenly korporacq aktyvas, saulq So
jungos aktyvas, kaaku teroristne organizaeija (Ba
tas Zirgas);
c) buve zandarai, policininkai, poitines bel krim
nalines policijos tarnautojai;
d. buve caro-, batuju, Petluros ir kit. armiju kari
ninkai;
e) buve Lietuvos ir Lenkios karuomeniu karinin-
kai ir karuonlenes teismu nariai;
G -buve potbandita if baltujQ bei kit. antisoviet
niu armiju savanoria;
81 asmenys pasalinti is Komunistu Partjos r Kon-
jaunino az antipartinius nusizengimus;
h) vsi begiai politemigrantai reemigrantai, repat
riantai r kontrabandistai;
j vsi svetimu valstybiq pieeia uzsieniu firmu at
stovai svetmu valstybu istagu tarnautoai buve sve
timu valsybiu pieeia buve svetmu valstybu atstovy
biu, firmu koncesu r akcinu bendroviu arnautojai;
j asmenys turf asmeniskus il palaika correspondent
eos rSius su uzsieniq svetimq vastybg pasuntinybe
mis- ir konsulatas esperantistai r fateistai
k) buve minsteriju departamentu ta1nautoja (nuo
referento If auksciau(;
y buve Raudonojo Kryziaus darbuotojai il Lenku
atbegeiai;
my reiginiu bendruomeniu - tikybinnka (svent-
kai, kunigaD, sektantai ir relignis aktyvas;
NJ buve baorai. dvarininkai, pirkliai. bankninkai
prekybinnka imonQ savninkai, viesbuciu ir restora
MI savininka
(pasiraso) Guzevcius
Evening star., 1946-03-10


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
Franc and Irene Still pull
strings in the morionette
circus tonight.

Franc and Irene Still are the
two famous puppet manipulators
whom guests of the Rainbow
Room of the La Concha Hotel
will see tonight.
These clever puppeteers have
amused thousands of young folks
and groWhups throughout the
United States with their minia-
ture old-time one-ring circus. 1t
rivals the real sawdust circus in
laughs, thrills and pageantry.
Star of the circus is Jollo, the
clown. He's everybody's favorite,
but there are others almost as
captivating. There's January, the
dancing donkey, and Jumbo, the
flying elephant. Then there's ST
Beatty, the lion tanner, or Hi Hi
and Lo Lo on the flying trapeze.
These are just a few of several
circus acts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
NOTICE

Lucille Garcia announce
es that she is no longer
Manager of The Powder
Puff Beauty Salon, POin-
ciana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
Albury, Ex-Raider, To Hurl
Against His Old Teammates
CARRIES HOPES OF TRO-'
JAMS; PIRATES FACE
SOX IN OTHER LOOP
TILT TOMORROW
BIZ NEsToR cASTANEDA


The Red Raiders, who still lead
the Winter Baseball League by a
fun game, will battle the Tro-
jams tomorrow in the second
scheduled doubleheader. In the
first game, the usual "grudge
game" between the Pirates and
the Blue Sox is scheduled, but
tomorrow's battle will be more
than just that. Both teams will
be out for second place, and pos
sible tie for first place, and pos
the Red Raiders lose to the
TrojanS.
The TroianS, who have drop
ped two games in row, are now
the sole poSSeSSorS of the cellar,
but nevertheless they have been
Strengthening their team, and
they are bound to give the Red
Raiders lots of trouble,
The TrajanS will send their ace
hurler, Charlie Albury, for
mer Raider, to the hill with the
old reliable Joe Navarro behind
the plate. Albury, in his last
start against the Raiders q
couple of weeks back, held them
for five innings on oneerun and
two hits before retiring with a
sore arm. The Raiders will have
their two aces, Rubber Sweeting
and 30 Meador, available
Meador viii probably be Man
ager Gates choice for mound
duty with ESmond ''Tarzan" Al
bury behind the plate.
In the opener, the Blue SoX
viii probably throw G. Diaz al
the Pirates with NJ Acevedo do
ing the receiving. Diaz beat the
Pirates in a relief role in their
last encounter. The Pirates will
probably use Joe Ilaqua or Pan
cho Salinero on the firing line,
with o. Rodriguez behind the
bat.
These will be two exciting
games to watch as the taems will
be under pressure. The first
game will get underway at
/ p, m.
Esmond Albury celebrated his
return to the Raider lineup on
Thanksgiving Day after having
submitted to an operation only
month ago. The Raider catcher
hammered out two singles and
scored three runs, Gates and T.
Alonzo each collected double
and single to lead the Raider
hitting. Andy Alonzo's three FOL
four led the Pirates but Garcia
took the heavy-hitting honor'
with a pair of triples.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30

The elephants trunk is really
an extension of it's upper lip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
Boca Chica Nine
To Play In Havana

Six officers and 16 enlisted
men, stationed at the Boca Chica
air base, left Key West yes
terday for Havana to play a
series of two baseball games
with a team representing the
Cuban navy.
Rudolph BOA and Raoul AL
pizar arranged for the Key West
navy men to go to Havana to
play return games with the Gu
ban navy team, following the re-
cent visit of the Cubans here.
BOA and Alpizar will fly tomor-
row morning to the Cuban CAPT.
tai to witness the games.
+ The first game will be played
tomorrow at 2:30 p. M, and the
second game on Sunday, at the
same time.
The Boca Chica nine has been
greatly strengthened since ii
played the Cuban team here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
Sad Loss

The usual gossip was being en-
ioyed over a back-garden fence
near London.
Did you hear about the row al
No. II last night?" said the wo-
man at No. 8.
"No; what was it?" asked her
neighbor at No. 5 eagerly.
"Well, she broke a chair over
her husbands head, but ! hear
she's very sorry for it now"
'Pity she didn't think before
she did it then"
EYES," sighed No. 3, sit was
one of her best chairs"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
Basketball Meeting Monday

A meeting of the managers of
Glass A, Glass B and Girls
League teams in the City Recre-
alton Basketball League will be
held Monday night at 8 o'clock
in the City Hall. Final plans will
be made for the official league
opening on December 3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
FAIR WARNING

BOGOTA.-(AP)-Sign posted
in Bogota office of the Inter-
Municipal Transportation Com
pany: BE on guard. We carry
in stock collins of every size
and description"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-30
BASKETBALL AT
HIGH SCHOOL GYM

The following games of basket
ball have been announced for the
respective nights next week at
the High School gymnasium:
TUESDAY
7:15-Catholic Youth Club Girls
VS.. High School Girls,
No. 2.
8:15-Coca-Cola VS.. Key West
Transit Co.
9:15-Red Raiders VS.. Radio.
WEDNESDAY,
7:15-High School Girls, No. l.
VS.. Lions Girls.
8:15-USS Wilkie VS.. Oster-
houdt Wolves.
9:15-Army Defenders VS.. Ro-
mero's Electric Service.
The elephants trunk is really
aY aufArcio,, oe tic ,,y@xox, liz
Evening star., 1946-03-16
St. Pat Mixed Doubles Tops Big
Bowling Card Over Week End
By Ben McAIwee

With a host of the country's
leading man and woman duckpin-
ners entered, including Ida Sim
mons, seven times the No. / rank
ing fair bowler of the country, the
renewal Of the st. Patrick's Day
mixed doubles that started early
this afternoon and ends late to-
night at Silver Spring will get Cap
ital pinspillers of to another big
week END of tournament competi-
ton.
Tomorrow the 10th annual Lucille
Young Near-Star event for women
with averages under Ill will be the
attraction at Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace, while the fourth annual Green
way Bowl mixed handicap at Green
way promises to lure many rollers.
Popular weekly one-ball handicaps
are listed at Rosslyn and Petworth
while also high on tomorrow's bowl
ing card will be a special meeting
Of the Washington Women's Duck
pin Association at Lucky Strike
starting at S. Kay Caul, president,
urges all leagues to have two repre-
sentatives each attend to aid in
forming plans for the annual spring
tournament to be held at Brookland
Recreation.
Inspired by their sweep over the
pacesetting Lorraine GULL and Bob
Miciotto team last night in the King
Pin mixed doubles, the Jessie Sacrey
and Harry Aiken duo Is expected
to be among the starry couples
Evening star., 1946-03-16
Kentucky, Syracuse
Basket Favorites
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-Kentucky
and Syracuse were favored today to
join West Virginia and Rhode Is
land State in Monday nights semi
final round of the ninth annual
National Invitation basket ball
tournament.
Kentucky. seeded No. in the
draw and winner of the Southeast
ern Conference title, meets Arizona
and Syracuse opposes Muhlenberg
tonight in the third and fourth
games of the opening round in
Madison Square Garden.
The survivor of the Kentucky
Arizona clash meets West Virginia.
which upset st. Johns, and the
-Muhlenberg winner takes
on Rhode Island State, which elm
mated Bowling Green.
Kentucky, on the basis of its 25-2
won and lost record ruled a 15-point
favorite over the Western quintet.
with Syracuse favored by four points
over Muhlenberg.
Evening star., 1946-03-16
Fights Last Night
BY the Asseeioisd Pres,

NEW YoEK.-Willie Joyce. 139.
New York. drew l1O). Jackie Gran.
ped ossar ooods wds:anscn nss s.2..Ef p & stop
,,E ,nE,osToN-Hal b, alsssm.n, 1851.
rhiladsslphia, s outpointed Johnny Pret-
Isl si S0ssGa Ws.ro2d 9 Tsm HoV. sessasis ssosis
sr,aa. ssn,Ssked d1,oout out Eddie Bangs. izs. Cam.
pETRoiT.-Jimmy Eds.r, 1e1n.
1fron 1fsIeGls osioD osssDiDpsd rs osorss Kochan. 1861.
14o Wess Wsrxisk, i. inaS T.. estpoinssdi inssei
l, Bob cummins.. l45H z, New York .ISS.
kEnosksd ,eyt Beverly Garter. 15iN.
AssSRx PARK, n. J-q.or.. s..-
Coy Jones, & i4s. 4'naSSh pSil.dsipSi..I I lnoefsd Msd
out John Assay. LAB. Point Pleasant,
. PH1IApELpH1A-Bill {Jisss) Don.-
Jimmy Smith. I77Ks, Philadeiphia. and and
Eddie Franklin. is5, Phiiadeiphis.
;. REApiNo, Pa.-Bobby Water. 1s1.
csmdsn. n j.. drew rev ss' rs. rsr JACK coiss. ss.
hes.oass Sasss'Gh Finn ss. tpSfsss PS.S.,p&Sis &
Ul.
sRgNswIcK. Ms.-Al Michsud.
PssT bS l4s H. 1esia. 1p1iss. n H. H. r. ospons.a 81 rs'
John Thomas. 146.. Portland (6).
SEATIIE.-Frankie 0imbei, 1872.
l0i aoGfsMooD..:sossy odGnEslss 81: Y..s.r, 14a.
Los Angeles. dAcisioned TONY Chavez,
~; aAh II; n4riso nAnGs,es !o ao,: y, .,,,.. -.
hartman. Ark, knocked out Nike
0Grady. 1o6. philadelphia co..
Evening star., 1946-03-16
KapiIow Stars as Sub,
Earns High Rating
In Joyce Draw
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-Danny
Kapilow, q clever Brooklyn welter-
weight who was able to follow up
a break" is on boxing's "big-time''
today.
Called on short notice last Tues
day to help I'LL in an open date In
Madison Square Garden, the stocky
willing battler gave Willie Joyce a
terrific struggle in the 10-round
main go in the big arena last night
and earned q draw with the highly
rated Gary Qnd) lightweight.
1t was Kapilow's first featured
bout in the Garden and OF his per-
formance against Joyce he probably
will see plenty Of action again as a
headliner in the ranking swat salon.
Tami Mauriello Of the Bronx and
Joe Baksi Of Kulpmont, Pa, had
been matched for the show, but last
week the former Pennsylvania miner
bowed out because Of q Clipped
elbow. Mauriello refused to meet
Jersey Joe Walcott as a substitute
and Promoter Mike Jacobs asked
Kapilow to take on Joyce.
The Brooklyn puncher piled up
points in the first three rounds with
solid hooks and stiff uppercuts, but
the Indiana Negro began to get hot
In the fourth. Kapilow hurt Willie
in the sixth and seventh. but Joyce
came on strong in the closing rounds
Referee Frank Pullam voted five
rounds for each while Judge Bill
Healy called it 7-3 for Kapilow and
Judge Harold Barnes scored five
heats for Joyce, four for Kapilow
and called one even.
Kapilow outweighed his rival
1881 to 139.
A crowd Of 1o,l79 paid $3S,187 to
see the show.
Evening star., 1946-03-16
Charlotte Hall and WorrenHiqh
Make Ring Meet 2-7eom Affair

Charlotte Hall and Warren (Va.)
III School made the South At
lantic High and Prep School boxing
tournament a two-team affair as
survivors of last nights blistering
opening-round laced on their mitts
for the semifinals. Action was to be
resumed at 2 pm. today with finals
scheduled tonight at o'clock at the
University of Maryland.
Paul Cannon, Gonzaga l20-
FOUNDER, was the lone District entry
to advance. He carved out a deci-
sion over Mortimer Martin of War
rem, but the victory was outweighed
by the defeat Of two teammates.
Dick Redmond, Gonzaga lightweight
and former District Golden Gloves
champ. was upset by Dick Hogan
of Mount st. JosephS in one Of the
nights biggest surprises.
Gilbert Buckingham, Gonzaga
155-pounder. was belted out by Joe
Podles of Mount st. Joseph's in the
second round.
Still another st. Joe representa-
tive, Heavyweight Dan Macaboy,
served notice that he'll make a
strong bid for a title by putting the
chill on Bobby North of Warren in
the second round. Macaboy tonight
meets Bill Downes, Charlotte Halls
pre-tourney favorite to cop the title.
Results:
S3-pound clsss-Philip Keen, Charlotte
HAIL decisioned Ernest Drumheller, Miller.
DICK Botes, Warren High, Va, decistoned
Charlie Most, Mount st. ,loseph.
93-pound class-Herbert Fawcett, Char
Sotte Hall. decisioned Bill Hawkins, VIII
Evening star., 1946-03-16
Colts S Spectotors as Baltimore
Plays F frankfort in Duke Final

players were guests at Duke Univer-
sity fraternities and clubs. This aft
ernoon they were to attend a prac-
tice scrimmage of the Duke Univer-
sity football team. After tonight's
final game theater party is sched-
uled for all teams.
The Colts were a bit of In their
shooting yesterday, although they
played an otherwise good game
while losing to the Wildcats. They
were lacking in foul-line
accuracy in the first period, making
only one of seven free shots as the
Wilmington team earned a 1876
edge. Thereafter Coolidge managed
to keep in the game with Bob Klein
knecht and Bill Cannon as the pac-
ers. The latter was slowed scme-
what by damaged leg. The Colts
overcame second-period 10-point
deficit to tie the game at 1928 early
in the second half. Toddy Fennell,
tiny Wildcat forward, tipped in a
pair to end this rally, and New Han
over was able to keep comfortably
ahead the rest of the way.
The coolidge team will leave by
bus tomorrow morning and is due
in Washington tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1946-03-16
BY the A.seciofed Press

TAMPA, Fla, Mar. 16.-Warren
Giles, general manager of the Gin
cinnati Reds, got a phone call the
other night and a voice said: "This
is Sam Breadon. How would you
like to have Enos Slaughter"
Knowing his practical jokers,
Giles snapped back: 1--WE couldn't
use him. We've already got plenty
of bum outfielders like Slaughter"
1t wasn't until hours later, when
discreet inquiries around the hotel
had failed to locate the culprit, or
any one who would admit to any
knowledge of the call, that Giles
began to worry a trifle.
THE thought suddenly occurred
to me that maybe it had been Mr.
Breadon, after ALL" he said. "Of
course, I knew it couldn't have been.
The Cardinals aren't selling men
like Slaughter.
But just the same I got to think
ing what a fine headline it would
make in the next days papers
Giles turns. down chance to buy
Slaughter I couldn't have gone
Evening star., 1946-03-16
BY George Huber
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

DURHAM, N. c., Mar. 16.-Bas-
keters of Calvin Coolidge High,
Washington's representative in the
Duke Durham Southern States
high school basket ball tournament,
will be spectators tonight as Balti-
more's Southern High and Frank
fort CKy.) High battle it out for the
championship in Duke University's
big field house. In the semifinals
Southern defeated Greenville Is. c.
Senior High, 36-32, and Frankfort
erased New Hanover of Wilmington,
N. c., 1926.
The Colts were eliminated in the
first round yesterday by fast, ac-
curate-shooting team OF little Wild
cats from New Hanover High, Will
mington, N. G. The Wildcats ran up
q big early lead and waltzed home to
4 1923 victory.
The Colts remain here for the fes-
tivities connected with the tourna-
ment. Yesterday afternoon they
were taken on a sightseeing tour and
to a showing of movies of the 1945
Sugar Bowl game between Duke and
Alabama. This morning various
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the papers without due considera-
tion.
He said he thought the local set
up was much better for him and
held a more promising future. The
Redskins also gave him an increase
in salary, although the figures still
don't match the Los Angeles offer.
Wilbur was the only one of the
three players signed by Artoe the
Redskins were anxious to hold on
to, although all three would have
been welcomed back in the wigwam.
If the case is tried in court and
the Redskins win, it will pave the
way for the return of numerous
National League players who jumped
their old clubs and now are re-
ported to regret their hasty action.
1t also might deliver to the ALL
America, if Los Angeles wins, players
like Moore. who signed in haste and
are repentfng during the off season.