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HAL0M RACES ON SKI PROGRAM FOR
 COMING WEEKEND

Second installment on this win ter's local ski racing program is due Sunday afternoon at the Sec ond Meadow Douglas Island Ski area, when Slalom heats for Wo- men and Junior Men will be held.
 Starting time for the first race the Women-is at o'clock All feminine contestants will be scram- bled together as they run, though prizes are to be awarded for three distinct lady divisions: Class A., Class B and Girls.
 Class A and Class B mems Ju- niors will run in separate races over different courses, with the Glass A event coming as the finale to Sundays program.
 The Slalom competition Sunday is the second half of combined com petitions, the first part Of which were last Sundays downhill trail events. Competitors will run two slalom heats on Sunday; winner of the combined will be the racer with the smallest total elapsed time for all three runs-two slalom, one downhill
 Women and Class B Juniors will likely start from the same spot on the Slalom Slope, with the Class A Juniors running a bit longer and sleeper pitch. The Class A event will start at the very top of the Slalom Hill.
 Featuring Sundays competition will be the close duels in the Ju- nior and Womens Class A events. Juniors Jimmy Rude and Buddy Hunter came out of the downhill half neck -and-neck, Rude holding margin of less than one minute. In the Womens "A, Irma John son and Bonnie Randall are se- parated by only about 20 seconds.
 Besides the races, usual Sum- day program on the meadows is planned by the Juneau Ski Club. hot dogs, coffee, morning instruc- tion for beginners. Latest snow re- port says the meadows aren't bad at all, with some new snow since early-week rains.
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Sports yhoris

NEW YORK, March 2.-The fight experts agreed today that it is a lucky break for Sal Bartolo that he won't be putting up his half of the featherweight championship against Willie Pep until some time in May. For Pep, the 126-pound king of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer- sey and Connecticut, was in his sharp, pre-service form last night ln belting out flashly Jimmy McAi- lister of Baltimore in 2:44 of the second heat of their ten-rounder in Madison Square Garden.
 NEW YORK, March 2.-Only two berths were left open in the Ma tional Invitation Basketball Tour nament with the addition of, Syra- cuse (22-3) and West Virginia t20- 9 to the eight team event opening March IA in Madison Square Gar, den.
 The other four teams already se- lected are Kentucky, Muhlenberg, St. Johns of Brooklyn, and Bowling Green.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March g. Ben Hogan, mighty little shot maker from Hershey, Pa, sought to overcome the Mangrum Brothers jinx today as the touring pros en- tered the second round of the -10,- GOO St. Petersurg Open Golf Tour nament
 Ben carded neat sever-under- par 64 to lead the early finishers in the opening round yesterday only to have Lloyd Mangrum of Los An
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Godoy, SavoId Chicago Bout IsSfinkeroo
Ref Stops Mix, Also Hard est Punch Tossed by
 Pair of Hedvies.

CHICAGO, March 2-The her aided heavyweight battle here last night betweeh the Chilean Arturo Godoy, and Lee Savold of Paterson, New Jersey, was declared mo con- test The action was taken by Ref cree Johnny Behr in the eighth round of the scheduled ten-rounder.
 The bout proved bowling disap- pointment to 7,905 fans who paid more than $32,0O0 at the gate. They lustily booed every round until the referee finally halted proceedings.
 Godoy numbered and crow-hopped into one clinch after another, con- tinually tieing up the apparently willing Savold. Ironically, the hard est punch of the fight was taken by the referee, who caught wild hook to the head when trying to break up the fighters early in the fight.
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katchewan and the Yukon Terri tory This, Mansfield told the com mittee, would permit the route to start from Montana if that route east of the mountains was found feasible.
 A previous Alaska International Commission considered only routes that went through British Colum- bia and which would have had to start from Washington State.
 The Army constructed war highway from Edmonton, Canada, to Fairbanks, Alaska, at a cost of Sl39, 100000. This road has been turned over to the Dominion Gov ernment.
 The commission to be named by the President, would be composed of two members of Congress. one resident of Alaska and five citizens of the United States. Members serve without compensatic-
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FINAL SCORES
 BASKETBALL

Basketball games last night re- suited in the following scores: Southeastern Conference Tourna- ment at Louisville, (quarter fipalsl !: Louisiana State U. 69; Mississippi 34
 Alabama 35; Tennessee 24.
 Georgia 45; Mississippi State A. U. of Kentucky 69 Florida 42. Southern Conference Tournament at Raleigh, N. C., (semi- -finals): Wake Forest 31; North Carolina 29.
 Duke A; vPI 38. Michigan State 56; Wisconsin 52. St. Louis U. 55; Washington (St. Louis 33
 Wichita U. 61; Creighton U. 47 South Dakota State 56; North Da- kota State 45.
 Oklahoma A. and M. 51; Drake 34. Border Conference Tourney at AL buquerque, N. M., tsemi- -finals): Arizona 61 Texas Tech 31
 West Texas State 46; New Mexico 38.
 University of Nevada 58 San Francisco Olympic Club AZ
 St. Mary's (CalifD 38; Santa Clara 36.
 Colorado A. and M. 50; Denver 40
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Z Writers On Stars-StYipes
 Ordered Fired

TOKYO, March 2.-General Mac Arthur today approved the removal of the managing editor and fea- tured cclumnist of the Army's Pa cific Stars and Stripes after his Inspector General reported their discretion and integrity were questionable.
 Macarthur ordered the two-T/3 B Kenneth L. Pettus, Chicago, and TI5 Barnard Rubin, Waterbury
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BOWLING

Stud Leaguers are on the alleys at the Elks at their regular time Sunday afternoon, 2 o'clock, and the Bowling Alley Steward an- nounces that vacancies in the team ranks will be filled from non league bowlers on hand
 Next on the alley schedule is the High Heeler's weekly session Mon- day evening at 7:30 o'clock It's open bowling this evening, to all Elks and their ladies.
 Merchants League scores rolled last night are:
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
CANNERY MEETING

At the meeting held last evening for the Douglas Cannery organiza- tion it was decided to extend the time for raising the trust fund from March to next Saturday, March g. The organization is a community deal by Douglas resi- dents in particular and Gastineau Channel residents in general.
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MEN READ THIS

RIVERSIDE, Calif.-Note to men who complain aboue women driv- CTS:
 The Army announced today re- lease of four of it's women drivers of heavy duty military trucks at March Field
 Each of the women, said the Army, had exceeded 100000 miles without an accident.
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k!0ndike Gold Day
 Siampedey Sought

CHICAGO. Ill. March 2.--Ed Me Donald, who disappeared into Alas ka during the gold rush, or his
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geles breeze through and tie him.

MEXICO CITY, March 2. - Alex Carrasquel, the Venezuelan hurler who jumped" the Chicago White
 Sox to sign up with the Mexican League explained his actions simply today. They offered me more money here, so I remained" the Irighthander said Why shouldn't II?"
 Tn addition to a reported S10,500 annual salary Carrasquel will re- ceive his living expenses and have his income tax paid by the league.
 MELBOURNE, March 3. - Ger many, Italy, Japan, Hungary and other World War II enemy nations probably will have to wait seven or eight years before they will be al- lowed to enter Davis Cup competi- tion, a spokesman for the Australian Lawn Tennis Association said today
 He recalled that Davis Cup en- tries from enemy countries were not accepted until eight years after the first world conflict.
 SARASOTA, Fla, March 2-The last Boston Red Sox holdout, slug ging Rudy York, checked into the Sox camp here yesterday and re- ported to Manager Joe Cronin that he was virtually signed. York indi- cated that his salary differences were so slight that he didn't expect any difficulties coming into an agreement with General Manager EGdie Collins.
 LOS ANGELES, March 2.-Under- dog Tony Olivera of San Francisco copped an unanimous decision over featherweight Baby Gonzales in Hollywood's Legion Stadium last night. The two judges and Referee 1 Charley Randolph agreed but ring side observers thought the San Franciscan deserved no more than draw.
 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March 2.-Manager Connie Mack put his Philadelphia Athletics through their toughest drill of spring train ing season at their West Palm Beach camp yesterday. The drill lasted four hours. The As squad was just about complete for the first time as infielder Pete Suder, outfielder Ira Huck, and catcher Gene Desautels reported for duty. LONDON, March 2.-The heavy weight boxing champion of Britain, Bruce Woodcock, plans to come to the United States in May for a probable bout with Lee Oma of Detroit.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., March G. In a Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League game last night, Vancouver CutScOred New Westminster to T
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VANCOUVER, B. C., March G. In a Pacific Coast Ice Hockey League game last night, Vancouver cutscored New Westminster, g to [.
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children, arc being sought to claim a small but tidy fortune of some S2,500, the estate of relative whom he left behind in the States.
 This was revealed here today when Walter c. Cox, probate gen. ealogist, POS S. LaSalle St, took charge of the hunt which leads over trails all but erased by time.
 Cox, who specializes in tracing family trees and missing relatives to settle estates, said that Me Donald, who would be 78 years old if still living, was not heard from directly by his family after join ing the stampede to Alaska.
 There is, however, some evidence that he remained in Alaska, mar ried and raised a family MT Cox said. If Mcdonald is dead then his children, if this is true, may claim the money"
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TORRINGTON. Corr.-Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wald have no trouble remembering the birthdays of four Of their children.
 Lenas is December T, Pearl Har- Dor Day; Ruins June 6, Normandy D-Day; Kenneth's May 9, V-E Day, and Franklin's August IA, the day the Japs quit
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LONDON, March 2-The heavy weight boxing champion of Britain, Bruce Woodcock, plans to come to the United States in May for a probable bout with Lee Oma of Detroit.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

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VELIKA ROKOBORBA

Jutri vecer sc DO central
nj orozarni vrsila velika roko-
borba, pri kateri Sc bodo spo-
prijele razne skupine, katere
so 81 ze v preteKlosti pridobile
zanimanje posetnikov teh iger.
Posebnost teh tekem DO ia, da
Sc bodo stirje hkrati borili "a
zmago. Tako Sc bodo v prvemu
spopadu sprijeli: Danny Savitch
in Jack Terry proti Gordon Hes
sci in Kenny Ackles. Ia borba
DO trajala ne vec kot 80 minut
in kdor pade dvakrat zgubi.
Drugi, XII bodo nastopili, so: Al
Szasz, Dave Renolds, Monty La
Educ in Boo Cummings. Vstop-
nice so naprodaj Cd poldan ma
pref vsak torek.
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Argentinski drzav-
ljan aretiran kOt
agent nacijev
- & ~.

NEW YORK, 20. okt.--Agent-
je justicnega departmental so
aretirali tukaj argentinskega
drzavljana imenom Theodore
Lau, o katerem Sc je dognalo,
da je skrivnostni "Bill," XII je
bill svoj cas- clan notoricne naci-
sticne spijonske tolpe v New
Yorku, XII je bila odkrita leta
1941.
Trdi Sc, da je bill Lau tisti,
XII je placeval osebe, XII SO bile
v sluzbi nemske spijonaze v New
.Yorku in okolici.
Lau, XII je naturaliziran ar
gentinski drzavljan nemskega
porekla, je bill aretiran v sredo,
ko je dospel v Zedinjene drzave
iz Kanade in je bill vceraj for
malno obtozen ma zveznem sodi-
Sou, XII je dolocilo $4,000 var
Seine.
'Zvezni agentje trdijo, da je bill
Lau deianski vodja spijonske
tolpe, katere vodilna osebnost
ie bill Kurt Frederick Ludwing.
Ia skupina, XII je nameravala
posiljati v Nemcijo informacije
glede kretanja konvojev in kra-
jew, kjer Sc nahajajo oboroze-
valne in vojaske instalacije, je
bila skupno obsojena ma 1872 let
jece. Ludwing sam je bill obso-
jen ma 20 let zapora.
Vlada je pri procesu porocala,
da je skupina poslala v Nemci-
jo dovolj informacij, da je bi1a
odgovorna "a potopljenje maj.
mani II zavezniskih ladij.
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Rusiijja' protestira
radi OdlOcitve
proti delegation

WASHINGTON, 10. okt. -
Prvi ainik sovjetske embasade
Mihael Vavilov je danes formal
no obtozil Zedinjene drzave, da
svojim odlokom, katerim Sc
je zahtevalo, da Sc morajo dele
gatje, XII so dospeli ma Slovanski
kongres New Yorku, registri-
rati kot "agentje tuje sile," po-
yzrocile "trpka custva razocara-
MIA in zalitve" med Rusijo in
Ameriko.
Vavilov je dejal, da odlok Ze-
,dinjenih draw nj bill v soglasju
."niti z osebnim spostovanjem
teh odlicnih oseb niti s dosto-
janstvom dezele, katero so "a
stopale.'
Zahteva, da porocajo o svojem
kretanju in imena onih, pod ka-
terih okrilje so imeli nastopati,
je pomenilo mejitev njih svobo-
de, je dejal Vavilov, potem pa
dostavil, da Sc ma ameriske po-
setnike v Sovjetski uniji nj nj
koli stavilo enakih omejitev.
Kakor znano, da so delegate
z Sovjetske zveze, XII so nenna-
ravali obiskati rama mesta
Zedinjenih drzavah, raje odpo-
tovali domov, kakor pa da bi Sc
registrirali kot agentje tuje sile.
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AMERISKI SARzENT
OBESIL NACIJSKE PR
WAKE v NUERNBERGU

WICHITA, Kan.-Mati in ze-
ma sarzenta John c.. Woods-a
sta bill preseneceni, ko sta zve-
deli, da je bill sarzent Woods, XII
so ga porocila omenjala kot rab-
liza, XII je obesil 10 nacijskih pr
vakov v Nuernbergu, MUM sin
oziroma MOI. Odkritje sta ZEN
ski napravili, ko sta videli v ca
sopisih sliko ameriskega sar-
zenta, XII re dali casa vrsi rabelj-
ski posel v Nemciji in je vsega
.skupaj obesil ze 233 ma smrt OBJ
sojenih nacijev.
Sarzentova matt Mrs. Martha
Geep je s solzami v oceh rekla {:
''Ker je nekdo to pac moral ma
praviti, sem ponosna, ,da je bill
to moi sin. Bila je pac njegova
dolznost.
Sarzent in njegova zena Mrs.
Hazel Marie Woods sta poroce-
ma IA let in nimata nobenih
otrok.
v teku treh let, odkar sc sar-
zent Woods nahaja preko morja,
nj v pismih zeni in materi mix
dar omenil, kaksen posel oprav-
liza. Obe sta mislili, da sluzi pri
inzenirskem polku v Heidelber-
gu.
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USPESNA PROSLAVA
lO-LETNICE

Vceraj popoldne so clanice
krozka st. 3 Progresivnih Slo-
venk proslavile 1O-letnico svo-
jega obstoja obsirnim progra-
NOM in igro 'Raztrganci", ka-
tero so podale v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Dvorana je bila n bito
polna, tako da je morale vee
ljudi oditi radi pomanjkanja
prostora. Navzoci SO bill delezni
lepega uzitka cd programa in
podrobnosti celotni priredbi
bodo podane pozneje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
DELAVCI v PITTS
BURSKIH ELEKTRARNAH
Sc VRNILI MA DELO

PITTSBURGH, FL. okt.
- Stavka delavcev v elek-
trarnah Duquesne Light
Co., XII je. tekom ~ dni sko-
70 popolnoma ohromila in
dustrijsko produkcijo v tenn
mestu in Ok0lici, Sc je danes
kOncala, in vsi delavci SO sc
nemudoma vrnili na delo.
Sklep "a koncanje stav-
ke je bill napravljen ma sell
neodvisne unije elektricnih
delavcev, XII je s 1,197 gla-
sow proti 1877 glasovi osvo-
jila predlog, da Sc spor med
unijo i'm druzbO izroci ar
bitraciji.
Delavci so Sc nemudOma
zaceli vracati ma svOje pO-
stOjanke in kakOr izgleda,
bOdO Vse elektrarne danes
tekom dneva zopet y nor
malnem Obratu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-21
Stavka pri Chase Brass
& Copper Co. koncana

Stavka 130 clanov CIO unite
pisarniskih delavcev pri Chase
Brass g. Copper Co. v Euclidu,
XII je trajala diva tedna, Sc je
koncala prosli petek zveeer.
Podpisan je bill kontrakt, XII kri-
je novo klasifikacijo pisarniskih
in tehnicnih delavcev v omenje-
nj tovarni. Naznanilo 0 porav-
navi $je podal zupan Kenneth
Simms, XII je vodil pogajanja
med unijo in kompanijo.