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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31

Il Zidonego mosto pise ses+risno

Carl Konzut, 1893 E. 80 St.,
je prejel pismo cd svoje sestrie-
ne Alojzije Peterkovic, Zidani
Most st. 21, v katerem ma krat-
ko sporoca svojo nesreco: 'Moj
MOI je umrl leta 1884 in mi je
zapustil 4 otroke; alta so umrli
1888 leta, mama pa 1945 leta.
V .vojni sen. izgubila diva sina.
Zidani Most je skoraj cisto v
razvalinah. JAZZ sem bila cisto
do tai bombardirana. Seda
imam Sc enega sina, XII je star
II let in emo hcerko stare q
let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31

ALI SLABO SLISITE?
Pridite k nam in poskusite brez-
plaeno novi Zenith Radionic pri-
pomoeek "a sluh.
MANDEL DRUG
l5702 Waterloo Rd.
slovenska lekarna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31
ze|i Sc

2 ali 3 sobe najem "a priletna
zakonca brez otrok. Najsibo kjer
koli v Clevelandu. Kdor ina kai
primernega, je prosen, da sporo-
ci telefonicno ma KE $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31

SeuaJ same poSlano Obleko no.
81, je pomlajen v njej. Sicer je
"a silo, ampak veckrat tudi
vkup pade, v omedlevico cd sla-
bosti. Mama je malo ozdravila,
je spet pokonci. En- mesec je
pa lie polezavala.
"Tako sedaj Vam lahko Sc
poroeam O denarju, XII je ravno-
kar prisel cd dramaticnega dru-
stva "Ivan Cankar", obenem
Vase pismo cd marca. Danes je
21. maj. o tenn DO Sc pisala
mamica sama. Sedaj re lahko
pise. Mora nositi rokavice, pa
ze gre.
"Vceraj smo zopet izvedeli
O nasem bratu Daneju, da je
bill tako oslabel, da so ga Nemci
dali v ambulanto in da ga je "a
della kap, najbrze srcna. Nj mo-
gel prenesti jece, ubozec. Mas
Maurice pa je bill tudi en- me-
sec priprt, pa je vzdrzal.
"Silva Danilova"
P. S. - To pismo je prejela
Ivana sifrer, 895 E. 88 St., XII
nam ga je dala "a priobcitev.
(Opomba urednika).
Marian Mihaljevich, XII ina
svoj urad "a posiljanje denar-
ia in paketov v start kraj ma
naslovu 6424 St. Clair Ave., !je
prejel pismo cd neznanke Gu
sti Kavcic, jana st. 6, posta
Dvor pri zuzemberku. V tenn
pismu pise da je dobila v roke
list "Enakopravnost", kjer vi
di, da Mihaljevic odposilja "a
boje in pakete v Jugoslavijo in
prosi, maj bi tudi njej enega
postal in pravi:
"Jaz nimam nobenega sorod-
nika v Ameriki, zato bi Vas pa
prosila. ako bi bill vi tako pri-
jazni in dobri, da bi poslali "a
meme in "a mojo hcerko cevlje
in sicer je moja st. 40 cd hce-
re pa 81 in pol. Opposite mo-
j predrznosti. Ako ne bi bila
potrebna, Sc tudi ne hi toliko
predrznila. Sedaj pa Sc tamala
joka okrog meme. mama Sc "a
meme, Sc "a meme, mama lepo
vas prosim, pisite. Kako pa mai
pisem, ko ne vem kaksno Ste
vilko. Ona je stara 10 let in je
zelo pridna in ime j je Marjet-
ka."
Torej, &c ina kdo kaksne po-
nosene cevlje ali kaj drugega,
bi gotovo tel materi in njenim
hcerkam napravili veliko ve-
seize, &c bi Jim poslali ma gornji
naslov. Mogoce pa tudi je, da
jih kateri pozna, kar je Sc bolje.
Pomagajte Jim, &c kdo more!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31

namrec med tenn premislila in
izjavila, da ne more dati izkljuc-
mega privilegija lie en- firni, ali
pa bo gradila proge ma drzavne
stroske, posebno tako dolgo, ka-
kor je proga do Trsta. V aprilu
1889. so zaceli graditi prvi del
proge Dunaj - Trst, in sicer do
Dunajskega Novega mesta. V
juniju 1841 je bila proga izro-
cena prometu. Omembe vredno
| je, da je bila "a to progo ze leta
1888. prepeljana il Amerike v
Trst lokomotiva "Philadelphia." !"
Cd Trsta so jo razstavljeno ma
posamezne dele prepeljali S cest-
mimi vozovi po drzavni cesti sko-
ri nase kraje v Meidling, kjer
so jo zopet sestavili pomocjo
ameriskih strokovnjakov.
Leta 1841. je izdala avstrijska
vlada dekret, XII odreja gradnjo
prog ma drzavne stroske. Usta-
novili so generalno direkcijo, XII
je imela resiti prvo in najvaz-
nejso nalogo, da doloci pod vod-
stvom Negrellija traso Dunaj -
Praga in pod vodstvom Ghege
traso Dunaj - Trst. Pri izpelja-
vi trase Dunaj - Trst so imeli
velike tezave. Ma eni strani te-
renske tezkoce, gorovje, strma
pobocja, mocvirja, ma drugi stra-
nj pa boj z lokalnimi interesen-
tt. Stajerci so zahtevali traso po
svoji zemlji. Ogri so vlekli zopet
ma svojo stran. Ia te je govorila
prednost, da Sc zeleznica izogne
gorovju pri Semmeringu. Ma
stajerski strani pa je bilo av-
strijsko plemstvo, XII je imelo tu
svoje interese. Odlocili so Sc "a
stajersko variento, "a katero Sc
je posebno zavzemal nadvojvo-
da Johann, XII je dal vso progo
trasirati pionirskimi oddelki.
Cd treh glavnih variant, XII so
prisle v postev "a nadaljevanje
proge cd Dunajskega Novega
mesta, je bilo leta 1912. zbranih
ze toliko podatkov, da SO Sc 3D.
locili "a sedanjo semenisko ira
so vendar so gradnjo semerinske-
ga della odlozili "a poznejsi cas-,
ker Sc MISC bill edini, kako bi ga
obvladali. Sklenili so takoj "a
ceti proucevanjem proge cd
Murzuschlaga do LjubIane. Le-
ia 1843. SO zaceli graditi progo
do Gradca, XII so jo odprli Fl.
oktobra 1874.
Ia nadaljevanje naslednje eta
pc Gradec - Celje sta bill dive
alternative: prva cd Gradca pre-
ko Marlboro in druga daljsa,
blizja ogrski meji, skozi Ptuj do
Poljean, cd koder bi bila skupna
trasa do Celia. Pri drugi varian-
ii so Sc ozirali ma interese Ogr-
ske. Upostevajoc okolnost, da je
Sci skoraj YES promet Ogrske S
sosednimi pokrajinami po vodo-
toxin, SO Sc koncno odlocili "a
prvo, krajso varianto skozi Ma
ribor.
Trasa je bila speljana cd Grad
ca po dolini Mure, je presla 81
predororn pri St. Ilju v ,dolino
Pesnice, XII jo je prekoracila q
viaduktom S As oboki, nato 81
kratkim predorom preko vodo-
delnice v dolino Drave. Iii ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31

gosto kljub vsestranskemu od-
poru in ugovorom javnosti in
tehnikOv. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-31
Naprodaj

ste dive hisi ma eni lott. Ia pod
robnosti Sc poizve po telefonu:
Kenmore 1899.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
MiddIetoWnerS To Meet W. 5.

The West Side Speedboys next opponent will be the Middletown City Champs the 'Fzillsides' at wilby High gym Saturday night at P. M. The visitors are organized only one year and have made a brilliant rec ord and won the city title from the Garibaldi. They boast of 6 foot, 5 inch forward in Big Dick Olsen who has averaged over 90 points a game last year. He was held to below 20 points in only one game, alsos Chick Marine last year Garibaldi star cen- ter will be tough to stop. He scored over 10 points every game last year. Bob Coleman. Bud Daniels, former Middletown Speedboys. Bill Salmo- son. a set shot artist from the Speedboys, also. John Nolan, Decoy Marstel. Army Air Force star, Toty Coleman and Whity Lombardi made up a tough team to beat. The Hill sides" are composed of the best players from Middletown's four top teams.
 The Speedboys may be without the services of Joe Kalosky who in- jured his elbow against the Insilcos The rest of the team will be in shape and will practice Thursday night at Russell school at 2 P. M. to be at their best against the HILL sides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Dusek
 Tourist In Semi.FinOIG 60

a NeneWal 0f tlossfiiiies between HpBag ksiehgie Leone q tiaiy and eiegeF fleg hebpaSsz Of HsE YoFs OIly wiii bs the main attraction on 1ae weekis professional wrestling 1sNBain q Buckingham usii sos b,tE,lt q ss50 C E5ii bs q ts0 o,t Os e,lfes falis tatsSis slsb a one bo1r sinDe iimit.
 fbellBafls and Mickey oayas oi Greece Befe defeated Dy Leone and fsfEb oeoEes LenlilaB ip ail Aus e9milan tas team match tgp seeks ae0, bit the bes f0gkef claims 8enfilan's foul trek decided the cons saeg and therefore sit be out % f8Dge tonight tbas LeoDs's yietoS9 ta silat nAaseb was strictly aB aecis Mnnt,
 teops, aD the ottsg hand, believes fle ean Kepesk oysy Schwartz even without the heip os L,eniaan and S5lI be beflg oD proving tSles tonight, The MA1iasa, sssoaAs0 plenty rough, s one eS ths hareesg Sogktns Flasn1eD Bn M1e zane today and always gives til3 fASS q faaB for sbsiS money
 wstiy Dlsek, the hsbFaSka wtds eass makes hss soio debut tn the Ass1i-fislat azs3nss popular Abe Your kss Cas8osniA Hsbsew. tD q 3osSniBs aase engagement ia S5seb the fur aiaogid fiy, E lsBs ostsn that any of 4a1e DsAseks gre beaten t1 . wrestling argument stld Yoaglss S5B certainly ed Co hts esteem among local fans 8 see e4n p8S the bsis1e-sesSTec Seos EmEkan
 The sseon6 bolt n5lI alsog Mickey 08Sas of Greece t1 q 50snlniite fra- eaS Blsh Tsser Jack Smith og Boston wsso ss rated every bit as rough and eoatEb e any os the DsisetA. The es1e1ing boass, siso q 50-Bl1naiss af. fasg. vii marx the Waterbury debas sf Prank vsiois ef Canada. w'ho k0iAs y1es0s1es ogeT saST5ng Jim Aus. teF5 sf bsss Sesbsy sb6 FEe6 casons e 1iaty, aealnst msssg ginklesselr el Do@on. fegMsE college gES6aEeg sisF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Purple Knights Vs.A.B.c. Sunday

Nausassaek. Dee. ii - EeE1ssslck Pzrras Knsesafs vii hold . lengthy ATsl tonight under direction of Cnseh ClEH 6xirEks in preparation fer Sundays al important clash win 1oe Boaeys Amessean Brass Naan&ef- The steilsr attraction viii he ssage6 st fae local Y court at 9P. M
 Amersean Brazk. 6esen6tng cham eaans cf fae wategnry In6nstrsas IsMague. wz1l prDFs6e an aes6 test for f1na Kn1ss.fs who hare wcn tnree eo14eeztsEe T3eio-1es and v1se have TEs 10 taste eesess h the current infant season Ths Bgaas lineup will 1snkzre snch eapahis hocrssesS aS Eoch. Ga'6nkaS. Ranaldi. osilis. EEz6'ey. Kezsy. ?. Dsnelso. 4. Da- nneala. CasEas and Roach
 g. Ee6m1sis Gne Central Avenue. mexberS of the Nangatnck Cram mar League. VII meet in Eha; ahonf6 pEeTe Co he an entertaining EnelsmiEaxy at P. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Brooklyn sY Hoop Games ThursdGy

TntG-Club Council Basketball League opens Thursday night at the Brooklyn ~Y" with the Indians and the Corsairs slated to clash in the opener at e:so. the Blne Devils take on the Speedboys at vsSo. and the Caet wyns and cavones battle in the final game at e:so. Mel Kes- ly. secretary os Brooklyn ~Y". will toss up the bah in the first game to osncially open the league. An eligible list is required hy each team and teams win be allowed to carry only 10 men. and each mem- Der of each team must see service in at least one game in the first round. 60 be. able to play in the second round. The Club Escuires will award a trophy to the league champions at the close of the league.
 At the close of the season. the IcC. has planned 6 dinner in honor of all the members of the league. There will be dancing til l2, following the three games. Mn- sic win be furnished by Deyito's orchestra. The Icc. also an- nounced that there win be a special rate for all the ladies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Trunbuu UcOnns
 Defeat Post A33

Groton, Dec. 1.-The Post Junior College of Waterbury baszeteers suffered a second setback of the season last night as the Fort Trum- bull Branch of the University ot Connecticut, defeated them 4A-Ss before a large crowd of fans.
 This was the second triumph an as many starts for Coach Charley HoYvath's Fort Trlmbull outfit.
 The winners held a l7-l0 advan- tage at the halftime but were lim- tied in the third stanza as the Brass City aggregation came back strong But in the final half of the third period the Wa3erburians tired ane the Fort Trumbuu array had things pretty much their own way.
 Dick Coleman and Frankie Rnc- cio paced the Uconns while Rec Dayton and Ed Conlan dropped an l9 points between them for the los CTS. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Seovill, Tool And Bristol IRA. VictoH

Three games were played an IRA, competition before Benrus Watch was beaten; but Scovifl ERA, real~ ly poured it on last night ct Wilby gym with a 46-24 win over the prev iously undcfeatcd wAtchmakerS, who were without their ace" BN Sweeney in the game lest night
 A B" division game, Bristol Com pany vs falx Clock provided the best fan entertainment Of three games played; as the Platts Mills cantin~ gent squeaked through with Q el~2e victory in overtime play,
 Waterbury Tool was a doSen points better than Waterbury Com panies ct the finish Of a 50-se game with the young Watcos unable te keep up with Tom CaFynody's Cab baleros. Center Billy Overton had a ie point evening. Less than 900 fans saw the games, with Thursdays games to be played on the same court, due to a rental boost from e4O Co Si6b for the state armorys where the games had been origin ally scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
NtOvIlI

Tetale 20 eel Totais %. 2 2s
 Score at haift time: scovil 25, Benrus Q. Referee: Weaving and Berardi.
 On Thursday night at Wilby gym the following games are listed: Matt tatuck Mfg. vs Farrel Foundry, Plume and Atwood vs U. s. Time and American Brass vs Scovill ERA. in a feature game that may attract plenty of fans.
 In the Lux-Bristol thriller each team got a dozen field goals, the game going overtime after each had g points after g minutes of regu- lar play. Riccardi's two field goals in the overtime decided the game in Bristol favor, Crean and Corkin- dale also going well for the win- ners while Richardeln scored n for the t4w locerc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
PGrochioI League

Billy F1tzmauface scored points to pace the 6S. Peter & Paul bas- keteerS to a 1895 decision over St Margaret's in the Anderson School gym yesterday afternoon in what was an suspicious opening for the Parochial 6choolboy basketball League.
 St. Mary's will meet Saered Heart at the Washington Park gym this afternoon at four in the Parochial League games while Chase will tan- gle with Woodrow Wilson at the An- derSon school gym in the only Pub- lie School League game scheduled today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Tigers Lead EECC Basketball

East End Tigers gained the top spot of the Senior standing in the East End Community club basket hall league. by virtue ot 4O-Ss win over the Royals Tuesday night at Anderson gym. Zinno and Gordon, rival forwards netted IS polls each in T-4-le fashion.
 Wildcats defeated the East End Cadets ls-9 in a Junior league game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Trinds Win

Only one game was played last night in the City-wide Basketball League, with the North End Trlads defeating the Globe TrOtters by a score Of 27-6 in a one-sided con- test.
 Perillo and Silva were the high scorers for the winners when they each tallied eight points for their teammates.
 Both the Central ''Y" ImpeE1als and the North End Tigers won their games by default when their opponents did not appear for their scheduled contests. Next week the league Kill have its difficulties ironed out and a full schedule ready to be played
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
HopeUilIe Loses

The Hopeville Speedboys were trounced. 65-ss by the Meriden h. sileO court aggregation last night sn the Hopeville School gym in the first contest of the season for the local aggregation.
 The Speedboys wil meet the very strong Ansonia NorwOods in the lo- cal gym Friday night at s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

the following year, yielded the Pir- ates only one run in baggine two World Series games before losing the elincher.
 Goodness gracious sakes Alivel
 And that happened to be the most profane utteranee of Walter John son
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
The Big Five
 ManA
Notes

if anyone had the notion that the Rollers were about to make ascension os the league standing after losing three straight to the Ausomafies e week ago last Friday. they ware nursing different ideas after the past Friday nights results were tn.
 Paced by Tony carafano with a iss record breaking high single and q 3e2 total which enabled him to tie slae season's mark set by Benny s.okes. the Rollers walloped the Packers to a So tune. thereby pick. ing up some of the ground they had lost. They nos lead the pack by three full games. Tony vaitkus and Co. vent to xogk early ip each game but the leaders came down the stretch Co win each one going swsy.
 It took . pair of nicely rolled games ny the Headers to stop the Automatses drive to the top. Stokes was the big gun with . l30 efTort in the opener and Capt. Billy Cor man took pegsonai charge in the final with a i27 string which in- elu6ed a double strike. Gertie Gang ioG. improving each week. saved Nendillo'S crew from a tragedy by posting 6 1i3 game. which proved to be the necessary margin.
 Ernie Hailenborg's Mschinists made histogy by winning their fourth straight game in the opener against Boo-Hoo West and the Blankerx. but they couldn't stand prosperity and dropped the remain ing pair. Dandy Dick Graham pro vt6ed West with enough pins for tae deciding game by whipping the vciee by 2s pins. tventy-two more than was needed
 The Threaders with Babs Tripp ard Paul Burgio on the sick list gave Cold Turkey Eiiis and the Slot- seEs . whale os a battle before dropping a 2.i decision. Joe u0 seeon6) S0waxki and Al Ellis were the only 90 men in this contest.
 c. c. Skilto1 kept his surging In- spectors in the thick os the pennant scramble by pii0ting them to a 80 E1n over Jusnpan' Joe Adamchick and the CleFkS- The Spectors rolled q neat S3s game as Jackie went Eaekie with a i23 string and the boss himself equalled Coughlin' s game. The Clerks vent from rags 70 riches. bowling 43s their first time out and 5Ol next. but even the latter wasn't good enough for a win.
 Apologies 10 MF. and Mrs. Jack COnghlin. they celebrated their fifth Eedding anniversary last week and not their sixth as We previously stated Jimmy Fit1naurice, one of the real veterans of the league made one of the prettiest spares we'vs seen this season last week Aek-Ack Jager should have been on erutehes last Friday but he tired % help his club despite his handicap. Some Of our sugar babies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
'. P. HiIIies

Town Plot Eillies football squad is asked to report tonight. 7P. M. at the club rooms. where a discus sion will be held relative to a ban ouet for the team within the near future. All players and others con- cerned with the team are asked to be on hand at the time named
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Thursday. Nov. 2sth, 1sa6 to Dec. lSth. Sunday.
 Tuesday. Dec. gath. Isst so Jan. sth, sunday. i941.
 Wednesday, Dec. 25th, 1sse. to Jan. i2th, Sunday 1esT
 Tuesday. Dec. sist, 1ess 10 Jan. lsth, Sunday les-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

mayne a curve - | hope" They laid for the curve
 Johnson, winner of S6 at his peak, won g games in ls24. when he was in the deep sere and yellow. and bent the Giants in Q l2-inning thriller that gave Washington the World Series. He accounted for %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Thomasten Tops lndians, 33-2z
fpee to ne neWe0Ees

IbemaDs1a D6e. ll-Ths Thems Aes0n EGh DeaFs hooa esantei. eeAehe1 Dy @cgp Haeeggalst. semps ee to sn easy tD-1s s1n ossE bob Caokis WstesaOsn fDdians at the Th0maston High eebeo sym last night before . seoA turnout This as eones6egee one of the blggets eehoiassae baskesbaii a1psets of the ea1rre1t season This p'ss the sec end eesback fn fonf starts foS tse Indians. w9181e st was the fourth straight ssesosT fos tf1e TsOrnsston segregation.
 Rally
 Taomasson he'd q deelxsys ii-4 feaA Rcanx into the second period an1 emerged from tfse fais holding c 1S-e a6ysnsaze. The Indians Tals lied tn tiae tasT6 period to cut the sinner margin to fire paints. but fhe CloeksonnegS came back s4rong an sae Gns1 ssaElzs to take the de- ezsfcn.
 Ecase Tyetnaa4 Tommy Lyons and Chagsey Gnaij paced the w1n- nesA wzfis Mickey Ktslfy and Mac 1GccnasTse turned in ersdl- eakae perzogxnances for the IoseFk
 The wEasegfOwn tagyees 1swned ehe ThnEnaston J1nisR vaTssty. s7- 2. ao enAs sonne of the sting cut e she heating which the varsity sb- M8834
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Wife Trains FraRk Parker for DaVis Cup Net PlQy

MelbauFne, AnElFaifA, Dec, IT, fuP)-Afs, Prank paFkef, wife oi AneFicaa Davis Cup lennie star, put her husband through the paces on KooyonGh courts today dropping heg dOHesllc chores temporarily tor q coaching role,
 Under his wifes guidance, Parker starred NIth iimbering-uD eKercises and graduated bO running around ths court several times, Parker then charged from the base-llae to the net Fecoyerine occasional imag- mary l0bs.
 Mis- Parker then had her four children throw balls at their step- father fof several hours while ne ugaet,ced several strokes for the coming DaylS e,p matches against Australia
 A vetsTsn Australian tennis crst- ls, sltlins in the stands comment
 sfn ail shs yeas I've watched leading Dayss cup players preparing for their matches. I've never seen such unogthodox but thorough methods Of training. His wife really put Parker through the hoops.7
 Probable Blneups
 Australian officials said they wouid cheese their team tonight. and ll appeared certain that John BroFnwieh, Dinny Palls, Colin Long and Adrian Cutst Slll be chosen, with Bromwlch and Fails in the singles and Bromwich and either Lone og ouist in the doubles.
 The Australians practiced 10 secret yesterday.
 waiter Pate, noB.playing V, S captain. vii name hls players Mon- day. Jack Kramer and Parker Iere in the lead for the singles begths, but the doubles combina- ssonS were uncertain, with Bill Tal- bert. Ted schroeder, Gardner Mul. ioy. Kramer and Tom BroNn all working out in various teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

who stay home when it rains should take a leaf from your scrapbook Steve. George Cipriano got his hook back and also two eighty games We had more 70 games last week than Garafano had spare leads,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Jersey City. N. J. - Joe Lncig- nano. l46. Hoboken. N. J., outpoint- ed Vic Pignatore, i46 l-2, New York le).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Elizabeth. N. J. - George Martin, i36. New York. outpointed Mike De- eosmo, l43, Elizabeth, N. J.. 06).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
0ncK

Totals i2 sil Totals O.. l2 ss Score at half time: Lux II, Bristol 10. Referee: Mont and Crichton-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Totals 20 10 sol Totals ,, a6 ss score At han time; Tool g2, Waterbury Cos IA Referee. Crichton and MontL
 Easily
 Scoyill cagers lost no time finding the hoop with quarter leads of lo-l and 25-e at half time. McGrath, Begnal and GrochowSki going well for the winners, Liakos and Pierce for Benrus. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Tpaas .. 11 faa Tsasis .. te ! sg anpse ss nslf tlnns. Teemas,s. ls Ns-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Totals .. 20 ( ssl Totals e. IF . B Score at half time: Fort Irumbull IS, Post 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
LAST WEEKS REsElTs

Weekly High Single-Frank Crowley lse, Weekly High Three-Bil stanton SIS
 HtCh Sincle No Mark-REy Wren sT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

New SCilleaule of IDafes ef Postpamed <aarnes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

The Threaders with Babs Tripp ard Paul Burgio on the sick list gave Cold Turkey Ellis and the Slot terS . whale of a battle before dropping a 2.i decision. Joe 00 sse0n6) SowaxkI and Al Ellis were the only 90 men in this contest.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-18
POST NEWS
By Post Reporter Mary Manning

By Post Reporter Mary Manning
 The Nome Garrison will hold its first Klondike party of the year next Saturday, September 2lst. The reason for this cele- bration is as follows:
 Law and Order is at last com ing to Nome!!- In this year of 1896, the citizens of Nome have finally risen in righteous wrath and indignation against the out lawry and outright killings, which even the more decent citizens here are taking too much for granted. The final blot on the name of our fair City of Nome is the shooting of Slimey-eyed Sam in broad day light in the middle of Front Street by that two-gun, pistol packin' scoundrel, Hollow-legs Saario, be- cause "I didn't like the cut of Slimey-eyed's Jib" as Hollow-legs so brazenly put it. It is the gen eral opinion in Nome that this is not enough reason for shooting a man between the eyes. In fact this final killing on our main street by this villianous rogue, Hollow-legs Saario is too much; the last time he at least had the discretion to kill the Weasel on one of the side streets, where the body was not such an obstacle to traffic.
 The party will be in the Off, cers' Club next Saturday night.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-18
NOONAN IN NOME ON BUSINESS TRIP

D. A. Noonan, manufacturers representative, veteran traveller through Alaska, is in Nome on his