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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20
Use of Real Name
Desired BY "PeeL"

A Woleott resident who assumed
a new name after he came 10 this
country from England filed an APP
pllcation In Superior Court today
for permission 10 use his real name.
The applicant is Robert Peel
who asks the court 10 iegalize his
real name. Joseph Louis Walmsley
The court papers state the petit
toner was naturalized in 1870 un-
der his assumed name. and has
used 1t for all records and purposes.
He wants to use his real name now
the application states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20
Snow Covers
New EngIond

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20

airy 30 after serving 26 months with
the SEABees in the Pacific, but !
couldn't see any sense in even look
ing for a Job. SO went back to
Leavenworth TO brush up for col
lege.'
JOHN O'LEARY,
Striker,
81 Water Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20

Turkey expects to produce over
5000 tons Of dried figs this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20
Bross Big 3
Not ToHeed

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20
Strike Group
Will Confer

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20

an hour in some sections.
Heavy waterfront damage from
high tides and winds which dashed
the coast was reported at winthrop
and Lynn. In the Berkshire COM
munities OF Beckett. Lee and Lenox
telephone lines were down and the
snow drifts so high that plows
woe unable to get through.
Stalled cars on the highway
were reported in many communi-
ties and emergency highway crews
struggled to free them from huge
drifts. Nearly 1900 men worked
throughout the night in Massachu-
sets to clear highways. About 500
plows battled the wind-swept snow
which drifted to five feet in some
| sections.
Six extention lines of the Bos-
ton Elevated Railway Company
were unable TO operate, forcing
thousands of commuters to walk
or seek other means of Transports
ton, Main elevated lines were kept
clear by 1874 trucks and 500 men
who worked throughout the night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20

tai On the 9th, along with Wendell
Cross, treasurer of the Thinsheet
Metals Company, who is the third
local member of the committee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20
Employment
Bill Signed

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-20
City Studies
CIub'sAppeoI

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The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
Household Hints

Egg whites whip best when they are room temperature-about 70 degrees F. it is wise to remove them from the refrigerator an hour or so before whipping.
 Darn small holes or breaks in underwear. If not caught prompt ly, small holes in underwear soon stretch to large ones or even ravel, and then may need patching.
 Drop cubes of ice into the flow CT vase to help keep the water cool in a heated room.
 If you keep your floor wax cloth in an air-tight container it will keep moist and full of wax.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
THE NOME NUGGET

1/3 cup honey
 1 cup bread crumbs
 cup shredded bran
 l4 cup chopped parsley or celery
 leaves
 H cup milk
 Salt and pepper
 Dice pork and fry until crisp Remove cooked pieces. Cook eel cry and onion in pork fat three minutes. Core and slice apples. Add apples to celery mixture, sprinkle with honey and cover. Cook slowly until tender. Add crumbs, shredded bran, diced pork, parsley, milk and seasonings. Mix well. Spread inside of one section of spareribs with apple Stuffing. Cover with other section. Sew or skewer the two sections to- gether. Sprinkle outside with salt and pepper. Lay spareribs on a rack in an open roasting pan and roast at 350' for an hour and a half, or until the meat is tender. Remove string or skeWers before serving.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
...llI'lIA 1
 | II'l I:''z1oa!a2!4!l? 2!
By Charlotte Adams STUFFED TURNIPS

4 white turnips
 1 onion. chopped fine 15 cun crisp cooked bacon, crum- 2 tablespoons chopped green pep
 per
 12 cup cooked rice
 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Stock made from beef bone or
 bouillon cubes 2 tablespoons vinegar 1 tablespoon powdered sugar
 Select turnips of the same size. Pare, cut off the tops and scoop out the inside. Stuff with onion, bacon, rice, green pepper, parsley and pulp scooped from turnips. Replace turnip tops and place in saucepan. Add stock or bouillon to barely cover. Cook gently until tender. Add vinegar and powder ed sugar. Cook five minutes longer. Arrange turnips in center of plate and pour stock around.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30

About fourteen percent of all the people in the United State; are hard of hearing in one or both ears, it is estimated, according to the 1945 Encyclopaedia Britan- mica Book of the Year. Probably 5,00O,OOO to 8,OOO,OOO of these are seriously handicapped by poor hearing.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
Forecast And { Weather Report
 Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.

Wednesday, January 30, 1946 Forecast Nome: Cloudy with light snow today and Thursday Lowest temperature Thursday morning 5, highest temperature Thursday 12.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today: Precipitation last A hours O.O5 inches. Total precipitation this month l.46 inches.
 Total snow fall this month I4.7 inches.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest P, lowest '.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 18 miles per hour from the east. Sunrise at 8:49 a.m., sunset at $40 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest 40, lowest 29.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest 40 in 1919, highest 40 in l945.
 Data for other selected stations
 5n
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-30
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS STUFFED SPARERIBS

2 sections spareribs A teaspoon salt
 1s teaspoon pepper 2 slices salt pork Hs cup chopped celery Ls cup chopped onion 3 tart apples
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15

Pfc. George Svoboda, u. S.
3rd Army. Slouzil v armada
20 mesfcG, z toho % meslce v
zamorf a sice: v Anglii, Fran
eli. Belgii, Luxemburku a Ne
mecku. Byl pridelen 800. pc
sfmu pluku, 35. Divisi, ktera
byla pod velenfm slavneho ge-
nerala Pattona. S1castnil Sc
boin V Normandii, Sew. Francie,
Ardenes a Porynsku.
~Vyznamenanf: Good Conduct
Medal, European Theatre Rib
bon, Presidential Citation a
World War 2. Victory Medal,
Infantry Badge.
Gestne propulsion z Camp
Meade 8. 6nora. Je zenat a by
dill s manzelkou Helenou V do
me sveho otce krajana p. jose
ia Svobody, 203 N. Port St.
Joseph Nemec, ANN Zee.
Slouzil V u. S. Navy 40 mesic1,
2 toho Is v zamor1 a Size v Ull-
thi, Guam a Saipan.
V~yznamenan1: Good Conduct
Medal, American Theatre Rib
bon, Asiatic-P acific Ribbon,
World War 2. Victory Ribbon
Gestne byl propulsion 8. dno-
ra. Je synem z krajanske ro-
diny Z. a pf. Josefa a Antonio
N9mec, 2419 E. Eager st.
Florian r. Svitak, Chief Mo
tor Machinist Mate. Vstoupll
dobrovoln6 do U. S. Navy v "a
II 1912. Vycvik prodelal v
Great Lakes, III. Machinlst
Mate skolu We Ford Motors Co.
Dearborn, Mich, kde ztravil 6
m9sfc1. PAX byl pTidelen ma
U. S. S. Moore, D. E. 24O. Do
provazel lodni zasoby do Sire,
dozemnfho More a Letistni lodi
Pc padu Nemecka jeho LODI O.
perovala V Pacifiku (Iwo Jima)
Byl cestne propulsion L. ledna
1916.
Vyznamenani: Campaign Bars
American Area, European, A
frican, Mediterranean, Asiatic-
Pacific, Good Conduct Medal q
Victory Medal. -
Florian je synem velmi dobfe
znamVch Curtisbayskych kra'
ian1 Jana a Johanny Svitak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
DOPIS.
Q SVAZ K
KATOLfKU.

Chicago, 4. 1nora 1916.
Mr.. Frank Chyba,
pokl. Odbocky Baltimore
$500 Ashland Avenue
Baltimore : S, Md.
Mily pane Chyba:-
S dfky kvitujeme obnos 1887
clenskych poplatk1 cd spolk1
v Baltimore "a rok 1915.
Dekujeme Yam srdecne "a
.spravne vyr1zen1 teto zalezi-
tOsti.
Vsem Yam pracovn1kdm a
pracovnicim v Baltimore preje-
me mnoho zdrav1 a Boziho po-
zehnani v dalsf Vast praci.
S pratelskym pozdravem
1cte oddan1,
Jan Voller, pTedseda
Prof. julius Kuchynka, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15

nemecke poroby, o koncentrac-
MIN tabore v Terez1ne a mu-
|cfrnach v Kounicovych domech
a ma brnenskem spilberku, G
hrdinnych bojfch ma barika-
dach v Praze a jej1 zachrane
chrabrou rudou ruskou arma-
dou. Mnoha mesta utrpela le-
teckymi nalety a boji armad.
Cetne tovarny byly rozbofeny,
lid ozebracen, dobytek ukra-
den nemci. Jest potfeba velke
a rychle pomoci, ktera nyni do
chazf do republiky cd UNRRY
a Amer. Reliefu pro Ceskoslo-
vensko. zadal pr1tomne by j
nadale pomahali nasim kraja-
Nun We stare domovine jak da-
ry tax i zas1lan1m bal1cku.
V dals1m prubehu prednasky
br. Prchal zodpov1dal dotazy
~prltomnych.
Pc zaverecnych slovech br.
Prchal byl prftomnymi odme-
men bourlivym potleskem.
Br. starosta Jan Hoza jme-
mem Tel. Jedn. Sokol Belcamp
pfedal bratru K. Prchalovi eek
ma velky obnos $1,722.0O ma
Povalecny Fond Ceskosloven-
skeho Sokolstva. Pence Dude
upotTebeno ma zakoupenf nara
|di do zpustosenych ceskosloven
skych sokoloven. Obnos je O.
brovsky v pomeru k male jed
note jakou je jednota belcamp-
ska a zasluhuje zvlastnf pozor-
most vseho sokolstva V Americe
Bratri a sestry v Belcampu
pochopenfm podporujf bratry q
sestry We vlasti a jsou 81 vedom.
|toho, kdo rychle dava, dvakrat
dava.
Pc prednasce odebrali Sc T.
castnfci ma obcerstven1 do res
|taurace Hotelu Belcamp, ktere
firma Bata a belcampske sestry
pfichystaly. V druznem a pfa-
ltelskem rozhovoru bavili sc
pfftomnf al do rozchodu a roz.
louceni sc s bratrem Prchalem
Zdar Tel. Jedn. Sokol v Bel.
camp k jeff dalsf plodne sokol
ske praci! A. {
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
MiStnl Zprayy.
DR.. EMIL NOVAK ODJEL MA
PREDNASKOVOU CESTU.

Mas znamy cesky lekar DR..
Emil Novak, asistent-profesor v
Johns Hopkins Medical School
odejel minute stredy ma Paci-
ficke Pobrezf, kde Dude m1ti
prednasky Los Angeles, San
FRANCISCAN, dale Portland, Ore,
Seattle, Wash. a Minneapolis.
Do Baltimore sc vrat1 asi kon-
Gem 10. bTezna.
DR.. Emil Novak, odbornlk
zenskych nemoc1 take spolu-
pracuje We zdejs1ch nemocni-
cfch Bon Secours a ST. Agnes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
FOSTER PRIDE DO BALTI-
MORU %. 1916.
Februara 6. 1916.

Februara 6, 1916.
William Foster, narodny vod-
ca Komunistickej Strany, jeden
z prvotriedn1ch strajkovych
vodc6v v historic americkeho
delnickeho hnutia, premluvl
ku verejnemu shromazdeniu
|l'udu v pondelf, Is. februara O
I7:3O vecerv budove Baltimore
Garden formerly 1O4th Medi-
cal Regiment Armory), Fayette
a Paca SITS.
Ocekava sa, re jeho rec W.
VIOLA pozornost celej krajiny.
Kedze sa zhromazdenie Dude
konat v dobu kedy Delnicke
hnutie vedie tuhy mzdovy BOZ,
vysledok ktoreho moze rozhod-
nut jeho bud1cu existenciu.
Zvlastny zaujem ma fakt, re
v dv6ch odvetviach priemislu. v
ktorych dnes strajkuju velke
pocty v cudzine rodenych del
nfkov s1 prave tie, v ktorlcE
Foster viedol dolezite organi.
zacne strajky pocas a kratko
Pc prvej svetovej vojne ST te
jatkarsky priemisel, v ktoron
viedol strajk v roku 1917
1913 a velky oceliarsky strait
z r. 1919. Preto jeho slova ST
velmi Zauiimave.
J, Krajane, nenechajte 81 us
lltejto prflezitosti, pr1cte h1fn'
: ma toto shromazden1 a odkal S
} mnoho novost1 odnesete pre- va
: 81 bud1cnostt. Stupne soc
danou.
Dopisovatel Gle.
al A. F. L. a c.. I G
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
Now pstilety plan SSSR.

Sovetsky premier Stain ozna-
mil v predvecer voleb Nejvyssl-
no sovetu novy Petilety plan,
ijehoz cilem jen dohonit a pred
honit zahranicf a "zabezpeclt
nasi vlast pro vsechny moznos-
Stain dale pravil, re ny
nejsi kapitalisticke hospodaf.
stvi pripravuje svet pro novou
ivalku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
KRAJAN p. FRANK STETKA
ZRANEN AUTEM.

Minulou sobotu v Z hodin We
Ger pri prechazeni ulice ma ro-
hu Ashland a Madeira byl "a
sazen autem znamy krajan pan
Frank stetka, 2O1O Ashland A
venue. V teto nehode byla p.
St9tkovi zlamana leva noha
mad kotnikem a ~pohmozdeno
koleno. Nachazf Sc v domacim
osetTovanf. Neopatrny r1dic bu-
de povolan k zodpovednosti
pred dopravn1 soud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
ZPRAVA JEDNATELE
"a ROK 1915.

Podavam zpravu velmi zkra-
cenou pro kratkost casu, nebot
Sc vsichnf jiste tesfte, ably nam
toho br. Prchal fekl co nejvlce
O nasf vlasti.
Uplynuly rok byl rokem plny
vzrusujlcfch udalosti. Pfinesl
lidstvu vytouzeny mir a nam
Cechoslovak1m osvobozeni ma
seho statu. Kruta rama dopad-
la ma narody odchodem presi-
denta Franklina Delano Roose.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
ZAJEZD DO FILADELFIE.

Tel. Jedn. Sokol Filadelfie,
Pa, oslavi 5Oti-lete trvani jed
noty v nedeli, 10. brezna We
Slovenske Budove. Sokolske
Jednoty "Blesk", BALTIC. Soko-
lice a Belcamp podniknou hro-
madny zajezd ma tuto oslavu.
Doufame, re Sc i Curtis Bay
pripoji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15

Nejmenovana odberatelka
"Telegrafu' darovala ma "Tis-
kovy Fond" S2.65.
Srdecny dix zene, ktera ma
prave porozumen1 pro cesky
fisk v Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15

Prispejte stedre Americkemu
Cervenemu Kr1zi. Sbirka cd do
mu k domu zapocne II. 1nora.
Kvota mesta Baltimore jest
$1,1OO, 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
POHRBY.

POHRBY.
- 6. unora zemrela Nellie
May Peters, 2431 E. Fayette
ST., We start 76 rokG. Narodila
Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc 9. 1nora re
Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu ma
hTbitov st. Mary.
- 7. 1nora zemTela Anna
Petras, sol N. Bradford ST. We
start IT let. Narodila Sc Ces-
koslovensku. Pracovala u krej-
covske firmy Schloss Bros.
Pohreb zesnule konal sc 9.
1nora re Schim6nkova Pohr.
Domu ma Ces. Narodni HTbitov.
= 7. 1nora zemTel V Nest
skych Nemocnic1ch krajan pan
Josef Hajek, manzel p1. Mary
Hajek, 943 N. Patterson Park
Ave., We start So let. Narodil
Sc v Ceskoslovensku. Povola-
MIN byl Teznik. Prinalezel ku
spolku ssv. Petra a Pavla a Ka-
tolickemu Sokolu, jehoz Glen
stvo Sc sdcastnilo pohrbu, ktery
Sc konal v pondel1, IL. 1nora z
domu smutku do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
Vlp. Kocana. Ma hfbitove Sc
zemrelym bratrem Sc rozloucil
predseda Katol. Sokola br. An
ton Bourek.
Pohfeb byl vypraven firmou
Frank Cvach a Syn.
3 1nora zemfel p. William
A. Lewis, manzel p1. Dorothy
Lewis, 3OO8 Dillon St., We start
Al rokd. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more.
PohTeb konal Sc re Schimdn-
kova Pohr. Domu v pondel1, II.
1nora ma Cesky Narodn1 Hfbi-
ltov "a assistance Rev. G. G.
Whitehurst.
- 9. 1nora zemTela 81. Mar
garet Thompson, dcera p. a p1.
Robert a Irene Manning Thomp
son, 422 = F St., Sparrows
Point We start Fl rokI. Marc
dila sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal Sc v utery, IL.
dnora z domu smutku do koste-
la sv. Lukase a odtud ma Oak
Lawn hrbitov a byl vypraven p,
Harlem E.. SchimGnkem.
10. dnora zemrela v
Church Home nemocnici p1. A
da Louise Quasny (roz. Face
manzelka George Quasneho.
1914 Church St., We start "a let
Narodila sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek.
IA. dnora z domu smutku ma
hrbitov Mt Olivet "a assistance
Rev. E. Scheppe a byl vypraver
o. Harlem E. Schim1nkem.
" 1tery, IL. 1nora zemfe
DO dels1 nemoci v Johns Hop.
kins nemocnici starry krajan p
Josef Coufal, manzel p1. Amy
Coufalove, 40 N. Chester st
Narodil Sc v Ceskoslovensku {
jake mladfk pfijel do Ameriky
Posledni leta travil ma odpocin
ku. Byl sokolskym stafesinou
a pfinalezel. k Sok. Jed. 'Blesk
skoro SO let. Byl velikym pra
telem naseho casopisu, pro kite
ry pc zalozenf jisty cas- praco
val jake solicitor. Nynl i
.1pozdnim veku casio dochaze
do redakce a vzdy mel radost
re mas casopis prosplva. Rad
l.jsme 81 S MIN pohovofili. Ces
budiz jeho pamatce!
PohTeb zesnuleho p. Coufal'
Dude Sc konati dnes, v patek v
IL hodiny odpoledne z Ullrichc
Iva Pohr. Domu ma Cesky Ma
-rodni Hrbitov. Delegace SoE
Jedn. "Blesk" doprovod1 ZEN
,releho bratra Coufala ma jeh
, posledni ceste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-15
SokOIsky V6stnik
Statu Marylandu.
AMERICKA OBEC
SOKOLSKA
Chicago.
Tpdon 1045
Mily bratTi - sestry:-

nekoncila sb1rkou penez. Mao
pax, chceme co mono nejvetS1
merou pomoci a zm1rniti nedo-
statek nutnych potravin pro
sokolskou mladez. Proto vas
zadame abyste ucinili sbfrku
potravin ktere mono zasllat do
zamorf, zabalili do ballk1 a po-
slali co mono nejdflve.
Potraviny at prinese veskere
clenstvo vGbec. Hled'te, ably
vase akce Sc setkala S tim nej-
vetsim porozumenfm pro po-
moe sokolstvu We stare vlasti.
Pomozte hladovicim dstem -
jednejte rychle!
Balfky pos1lejte ma adresu:
ceskoslovenska Obec Sokolska
Praha iii.
TyrsIGv Dunn
Czechoslovakia - Europe
Baliky m1zete poslat v RUNE
vaze a r1znym zpGsobem. Roz-
hodnete Sc pro zpGsob, ktery
VAN nejlepe vyhovi.
Pro postu l. trfdy jest stano-
vena vaha 4 libry a 6 uncl. Jest
to zpnsob nejdrazsi, ale take
nejrychlejsi.
Pro postu ". trfdy jest sta
novena vaha IL liber. Postov-
ne je pomerne LEVINE.
Ia Predsednictvo
Americke Oboe Sokolske:
Vaclav Konecny, jednatel.
ZAJEZD DO ~FILADELFIE.
Tel. Jedn. Sokol Filadelfie,
Pa, oslavf 5Oti-lete trvanf jed
noty v nedeli, 10. bTezna We
Slovenske Budove. Sokolske
Jednoty "Blesk", BALTIC. Soko-
lice a Belcamp podniknou hro-
madny zajezd ma tuto oslavu.
Doufame, re Sc i Curtis Bay
pFipojf.
TEL. JED. SOKOL BELCAMP.
Tel. Jed. Sokol Belcamp ko-
nala svoji Valnou hromadu v
nedeli, dine 3. 1nora 1916 We 3
hodiny odpoledne "a pritomno-
sti vzacnych host1 bratra mini
stra Ora. Karla Cervenky a sta
rosty svazu Americkeho Sokol-
silva bratra Karla Prchala a
hojne 1casti sokolG a sokolic z
Baltimore a Curtis Bay. Schdze
Sc pine vydarila a mela hladky
pr6beh. Pc proslovu bra. sta
rosty Hozy, podali jednotlivi ci-
novn1ci zpravy, z nichz bylo
patrno, re sokol v Belcamp v u
plynulem roce pracoval S 1spe-
chem. Behem schdze pfedal
bratr Prchal slavnostnl diplo-
my a odznaky belcampskemU
zactvu "a v1tezstv1 druzstva q
jednotlivcG v zavodu pohotovo-
sti Amer. Oboe Sokolske We KITE
rem docflili prvnf ceny. Jsou tc
zakyne: KolaTfkova, Mojzfsko.
va, Fejfarova, Vachkova a Kon.
delikova; zaci: Goetzl, Hejt.
manek a Mojz1sek.
Pc resignaci stareho vyboru
vedl volbu br. Prchal. Byl dar
a podporovan navrh ma volbr
aklamaci, kterou 81 clenove zve
ill stejny vybor jake v r. 194E
a slice: starosta br. Jan Hoza
mistostarosta br. Josef Vachek
nacelnfk br. Josef Fejfar, mis-
tonacelnik br. Bohus Kobiersk!
ljednatel br. DR.. F. Novak, pc
kladnik br. J. Svoboda, hospo
dar br. Oldrich Klatil, vzdela
vatel br. Ladislav Mojz1sek
knihovnfk br. Otto Goetzl, kon
trolor br. Frant. simfk, kontro
lor br. Karel Novotny, do "a
bavnfho vyboru: br. Valc1k, br
Kraica a br. Horinka.
Pc valen hromade promlu
vii O sokolstvu a soucasne poll
ticke situaci v Ceskoslovensk1
br. Prchal, starosta A. 0. S.
Zprava jednatele Tel. JED
ISokol Belcamp nejlepe vystih
ne cinnost zauplynuly rok.
ZPRAVA
IA ROK 1945.
Podavam zpravu velmi zkri
cenou pro kratkost casu, nebo
se vsichnl jiste tesfte, ably nal
-ltohn hr Prchal rekl co neivlc
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
Asheuille Nine Joins
Brooklyn Farm System

ASHEVILLE, March 2.-R)-
Asheville's Tourists of the Tri
State league have completed nego.
tlations with Brooklyn of the Ma.
tional league for working agree.
ment under which the Dodgers
will provide this city with an en-
tire team including manager, if
necessary, President E. C.. Burle.
son announced today.
Prexy Burleson, Business Man.
ager Paul Jones and C. Manley
Lewellyn of Concord, president of
the Tri-State, returned in the after
noon from a plane trip to Sanford,
Fla, where Dodger war veterans
and farm clubs are in training.
They held conferences with
Branch Hickey, Sr., Brooklyn
president, and Branch Hickey, Jr.,
director of the Dodgers vast farm
system.
The agreement was reached with
Branch, Jr., who at one time was
secretary of the Asheville Club
when the Rickeys were operating
for the St. Louis Cardinals.
The agreement between the
Tourists and Dodgers is subject to
the signing of final papers, but
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WIDENER CLASSIC
TAKEN BY ARMED
Ben Jones Again Surprises
Turf World With
Upset

MIAMI, Fla, March q R -
They say that Trainer Ben Jones
wins the big ones" and the
gentleman from Missouri proved
it again at Hialeah Park today
when his Armed came through to
beat the odds on favorite, Con-
cordian, by four full lengths in the
$4,000 added Widener handicap.
When they went to the post in
the big event of the Florida winter
season, AT m d, carrying 1913
pounds, was conceded only an out
side chance of matching speed
with the fleet Concordian, which
had given him a severe trouncing
in the McClennan memorial only
two weeks ago.
Trainer Jones had said for publ
cation that his horse, owned by
Calumet Farm, didn't have ghost
of chance of beating Concordian,
carrying the feather-weight of 100
pounds. Yet when they led the
winner into the Hibiscus-bordered
square late today and handed out
the winners check of $45, 700, it
was plain Benz and his horse
who were present on all counts.
After an outsider named Sky
tracer had given Concordian ter
rifle race in the early running.
Armed calmly took command at
the far turn and appeared to win
almost as he pleased. Jockey Joey
Renick on Concordian took des-
perately to the whip when Armed
went by him, but it was of no use
The winners time was 300 .
considerably off the Widener re
cord of 2:01.4 held jointly bv Man.
tagna and Columbiana. the 1oae
and '37 winners, but that oo,,1I
have been due to the fact tb,t 49,
track still was on the hea wa s; ;de
11om rams of previous nightS
Ridger Douglas Dodson nev ansn US
peared to be pressing Armed az
was years a, gelding who generally
of 1915. icap morse
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.SHlPYARD QUlNT
LOSES YMCACAME
TO LEJEUNE FIVE
Hewes B uildin 6 Defeats
Vance Building On
Last Second Rally

Faubert tossed in ~ points to
lead the Lost Battalion quint to a
50 to so victory over the Shipyard
five in the YMCA basketball tour
nament last night.
Faubert was backed up by Sells
who notched seven baskets and a
free throw for second honors.
In another close game which saw
the Hewes building come back in
the last four seconds to win, the
Vance building was defeated 80
to %. Lowder with IL points top
ped the victors while the Vance
building was led by Franklin with
nine markers.
In play earlier in the day. the
Tileston team stopped the Winter
Park five, 43 to 9 as Cashwell
made II points and Hanratin, II.
Also in tournament play the Sum-
set Park Partners topped the 'Y"
Bulldogs, 81 to 10 with Jim In
gram of the Partners ending up as
high scorer with eight points.
In a close contest the Chestnut
Bears edged the "Y'' sharks 20
to 10. Ellison of the losers was the
games high-point man with nine
markers.
The "Y" Crusaders had too much
for the Cattett Lions as the YMCA
team won by the round-figure
score of 30 to 20. Lew Fowler was
high point man for the winners
with Is points while A. c. Blanton
with 10 topped the losers.
In regular league play of the
YMCA, the Peoples Bank took the
"" Cadet league championship
as they downed the Davis Whistle
company to 2. In another Cadet
game the Causey's Service beat
the Merits Store, Is to II.
In Junior play, the Goodrich
Store stopped the Sports Center,
% to 10, Toms Drugs defeated the
Sears Store five, IA to Is, and the
Dixie Candy edged the City Optical
80 to 10.
In Sunday school play, the Tab
ernacle Baptists beat the Temple
Baptists, "a to 10.
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Fishing Club Offers March Prizes

George Canady, secretary
and treasurer Of the New Han
over Fishing club last night
announced that the club was
sponsoring a special prize list
for March, although the regu-
lar prize lists does not start
until April.
No sooner had the prize list
been released then one of the
prizes claimed by Alex Trask,
who with his brother Gene,
snagged a 27-pound and quar-
ter ounce rock in North East
creek at five pm. yesterday.
He was awarded $40 worth of
"fishing gear, George said.
Other prizes and the cash
value for March include first
drum, five pounds or over,
$50; first blue, two pounds or
over, $50; first black bass,
five pounds or over, $50; first
jack, three pounds or over,
(S5); and first goggleye, one
pound or over, (S5).