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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
BoziEnica mladinskega
pevskega krozka SNPJ

Cleveland, O. - Bozicnic a
mladinskega pevskega krozka
SNPJ sc bo vrsila v. soboto, 21.
decembra, zyecer, v spodnji dvo-
rani Slovenskega narodnega do
ma ma ST. Clair Ave., pod po-
kroviteljstvom clevelandske fe-
deracije drustev SNPJ.
Vstopnice k bozicnici so bile
razdeljene med. zastopnike fe-
deracije, da jih po moznosti raz-
prodajo med clanstvo in TEN
zagotovijo boljso udelezbo. Ce-
ma vstopnicam je 75c in Sc 2
MO dobi prosto vecerjo. clani
pevskega krozka so prosti.,
Podan DO kratek pevski pro-
gram pod vodstvom ucitelja
Franka Pluta in oh spremljeva-
nju Mrs. Molly Plut. Ia progra-
nom in razlienimi igrami bo
prisel Miklavz in DO razdelil
bozicna darila clanom pevskega
krozka in vsem navzocim male
kom, kateri so clani mladinske-
ga oddelka SNPJ. Ko DO Miklavz
opraxil svoje delo, Sc DO razvi-
la prosta zabava "a vse. Ia Piles
nam DO igral vladi Mauer, clan
mladinskega oddelka drustva
Spartans st. SIG.
Obenem prosim zastopnike,
'da mi pravocasno naznanijo ko-
liko vstopnic so prodali, da bo-
mo vedeli koliko pripraviti. Ma
svidenje v soboto, 21. deem
bra, zacetek oh 7. uri zvecer v
spodnji dvorani Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma St. Clair
Ave. Ia clevelandsko federaci-
jo drustev
Josephine Tratnik,
tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Plesna prireditev Soc. klubs
st. 49 J. S. z.

st. 49 J. S. z.
Cleveland, 0. Ma Bozicni
dan 25. decembra DO priredil
Socijalisticni klub st. 40 ]. S. q.
v Collinwoodu veliko plesno We
selico in sicer v prostorih Slo-
venskega, delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
Pies, "a katerega bodo igrali
Vadnalovi fantje Sc DO pricel oh
7:30 uri zvecer. Igrali bodo OBJ
enem "a stare in mlade.
"a tiste pa, XII jih ne srbijo
pete in ne pokazujejo nobenega
zanimanja "a Piles, DO pa dosti
druge proste zabave.
Izgleda, da pravica "a delav-
stvo mora priti enkrat do ve-
ljave. Tudi mas Socijalisticni
klub st. 49 je re dosti. pomagal
"a razlicne delavske in. druge
clovekoljubne namene, poseb-
no pa "a otroSko bolnisnico v
Sloveniji.
Torej, sodrugi prijatelji in
simpaticarii delavske ideie. pri-
dite "a gotovo ma to veselico.
Postrezba DO vsestranska in do
bra.
Anton Jankoyich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
sAfdPIJoNA v RoKoBoRBI

Nocojsnji vspored rokoborbe v
centralni orozarni bo nekai IL
rednega ko bo svetovna sampi-
jonka med zenskami, XII so po-
klicne rokoborbe, nastopila Mil
dred Burke ter Sc bo kosala z
Ann LaVerne il Baltimore, Md,
da Sc dozene katere izrned njijh
je boljsa rokoborka. Miss Burke
nastppa ze 10 let V tekmah in do
sedaj Sc ri bila nikdar prams-
CANA. Poleg tega zanimivega ma
stopa, je promoter Gemerchak
poskrbel, da Sc bodo tudi drugi.
znani rokoborci spoprijeli v,tek-
NAH, kar bo napravilo nocoisnii
program enega najbolj slikovi-
tih v rokoborbi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Bolnica Sc zahvaljuje

Euclid, o. - PRAY prisrcnc
sc zahvaljujem vsem mojim pri
jateljem in prijateljicam, tel
mojim sorodnikom, XII SO me
prisli obiskati, maj 81 DO v bol.
nisnico, ali pa ma dom.
Prav lepa hvala vsem "a po.
slane cvetlice, darla in voscilne
karte.
Najlepsa hvala vsem tistim
XII so bill pripravljeni, da mi da-
jo kri. Sreca mi je bila mila, ta-
ko, da mi transfuzija krvi nj bi.
la potrebna. Navzlic temu hva-
Ia "a dobro voljo.
Maj omenim se to. Preteklo
,je par mesecev, ko Sc je zbralo
nekaj nash prijateljev in pri-
jateljic, XII so naju presenetili
ma nasem domu. Priredili SO
nam krasen in zabaven vecer
in nam podarili lepa darila "a
najino petindvajset-letnico po-
roke.
Seveda sem Sc vsakemu pose
bej ze zahvalila potion zahval-
nih kartic, toda zelim tudi tenn
potom izreci vsem skupaj mo-
jo najlepso hvalo. Verujte mi,
da nam bi tisti vecer ostal v
trajnem spominu.
Drage mole prijateljice! Sc
spominjate kako' smo vse bile
vesele in razpolozene tisti We
Ger! JAZZ sem pa bila posebno
dobro razpolozena, tako da nj
tt cd dalee nisem, slutila, da sc
bonn morala zopet podati v boil
nisnico v tako kratkem casu in
Sc podvreci tezki operaciji. Sree-
no sem operacijo prestala in
zdravje Sc mi vraca, tako da
ne bo vec dolgo, ko Sc bonn po-
javila v vasi sredini in sc sku-
paj z vami radovala.
Kaj hoeem Sc omeniti je to,
da &c je clovek bolan in &c lei
in steje. ure in dneve Sc pocuti
ze ma. pol. ozdravljenega, ko, ga
ob:scejo prijatelji in prijatelji-
ce. Resnica, je, da. je dober pri-
jatelj vedno dobrodosel, pa. maj
81 bo v slucaju bolezni, veselju
ali pa zalosti.
Zato, dragi prijatelji in prija-
teljice, najlepsa vam hvala "a
vse. Ker pa nisem Sc docela
okrevala in Sc Sc vedno naha-,
jam pod zdravnisko nego, sc pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

'ce II je znano, ali pa &c ga
mogoce poznas je bill craven pr
umoru moje hcerke Micke, tudi
stembuher il Gorenje yasi.
'Ko je bila vojna, srno ostali
sarni donna, jaz in lena, hcerka
Pepca, Roman ia Franci. Bill
smo stalno preganjani, stalno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Pismo il Slovenije cd
bivsega predsednika "Soce'

Mr.. Jacob Rotar 1562O Sara
nae Rd,,- je dobil pismo Cd svo-
jega brata IL Kala pri St. Pc
tru. Njegov graf Sc je vec let
nahajal v Clevelandu, odnosno
Collinwoodu in je bill clan dru-
stva "Kras" st. 8 SDZ, ter vec
let predsednik bivsega pevskega
drustva "Soca'. Ker DO pismo
zanimalo posebno tiste, XII so
Antona Rotara osebno poznali,
ga priobcamo v izcrpkih. Pismo
Sc glasi:
"Draga druzina!
"Sporocam. Vam, da sem do
bill paket, v katerem ste mi po-
slali stvari, "a katere sem Vas
prosil. Nemorem Sc dosti zahva-
liti "a to uslugo, ker ia pomoc
je "a meme in mojo druzino We
likega pomona. Dobil sem vse
v redu in tudi kavo, XII smo 10
takoj. skuhali in nam je zelo
prijala. Posebno matt Sc je "a
smejala, ko je pila pravo ka-
VO.
"Kakor citam v Tvojem pi-
smu, Sc innate dobro, ter ste vsi
"a delo sposobni.
Mi Sc dobro pocutimo
v Htoyi Jugoslayiji
"Popisem YAM kako Sc ina
mo v mass druzini.. JAZZ in Toni
delava v mizarski stroki in ina
va vedno mttvaske krste v "a
logi. Prihajajo jih iskati il bliz-
njih vasi, kakor nitro kdo umre.
Navadil sem jih "ameriskega 81
stema", da. Sc mrtyeca takoj
polozi, v krsto, in to- Sc ljudem
zelo dopade. +
"Zdravi smo vsi in pri, mai
boljsem zdravju in, wolff.
mi Sc dobro pocutimo v, Ii.
tow Jugoslayiji, Oh, kako je le-
po, ko Sc vse slisi v nasem ma
terinskem slovenskem jeziku!
w vsakem. uradu Sc slisi sa-
mo slovenska govorica in nict
poklonov nj treba izkazoyati.
Tako. imamo ze danes ma Kalu
svoj ohcinski urad. Imamo svo-
je sestanke, ma katerih ina vsak
besedo, ki je star Is let. Vsak
mesec irnamo po tri taksna Sc
stanka, in razprayljamo 0, vas,
kin, zadevah, Q delu "a skupnost
It'd. Rayno, sedaj odobraxamo
kdo DO dobil izkaznico SAU, xii
DO imela veliki pomen po vseh
uradih najsibo "a delo, ali pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
Pisno il zepovci
ma Stajerskenl

Spodaj prinasamo odlomke il
pisma, XII ga je pisal Alojz Ko-
racin il zepovci ma stajerskem,
svoji sestri Mrs. Johana Novak,
31O5 E. 108 St., Cleveland. v
pismu je opisano. trpljenje Ko-
racinove druzine "a casa voine.
"Draga sestra Johanca!
"Pises mi, da 81 radoveona,
kako smo trpeli JAZZ in celia dru-
zina. Opisal Ii bonn ma kratko
kdo je bill tisti sovraznik, XII mas
<je mueil.
"Leta 1941 so tudi mas, kot
cello Jugoslavijo, zasedli sovraz
niki - Italijani in Nemci. Pre-
ganjali so zavedne Slovence, po-
sebno tiste, XII so, Sc borili "a
,pravico. "a pravico in svobodo
pa so Sc borili nasi partizani.
"Tudi moi sin Lojze je Sci V
partizane in sc boril "a bolj
srecno bodocnost delavca in
kmeta. V vojski je bill 3 leta.
"Ko je Italija kapitulirala, od-
nosno propadla, SO ozemlje Ia
sedli partizani. Toda, vsled nem-
ske premoci 80 Sc partizani mo-
radi podati v gozdove.
"Moja hcerka Micka je sluzila
v Ljubljani pri drzavnem urad-
niku. Bila je pri MEM "a kuha-
rico. Po italijanski kapitulaciji
je prisla domov, po zivez. Toda
cez diva meseca je zasedel nem-
Ski sovraznik zemljo in j tako
onemogocil, -da bi Sc vrnila v
Ljubljano. Tako je ostala donna
in pomagala partizanom.
Kako so jo ubili
belogardisti:
"Toda belogardisti so jo vie
Ii. Domaci izdajalci belogardisti
so jo ubili pri Rakeku pod Str
mico, sal I'll je znano kje je tt
sti gozd. Ubili so joz puskinimi
kopiti. Ranjena je bila v glavo,
v sence ter v hrbet.
"Po enem dnevu sem zvedel,
da je ubita in smo jo sli iskat.
Nasli smo je v gozdu vso krva-
vo zmrcvarjeno, ,poleg ME sta
pa lezala Sc diva druga ~ubita
partizana. Ii domaci izdajalci in
belogardisti so izda jail svoj
lastni narod, postene Sloyence,
pomagali Nemcem in skupno z
mimi pobijali nedolzne Sloven-
ce!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

porotam a nadaljni' obisk, ter
Sc "a istega ze v naprej zahva-
ljujem.
/ Iskrene pozdrave Yam posilja
7 Louise Derdich,
$50 3. 200 ST., Euclid,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
RDEcE AUTOMOBILE
JE HOTELA VIDETI

CAMBRIDGE, 13. dec.-Neka
|S-letna deklica v Cambridge je
pokiicala ognjegasce, ces, da hi
sai gori. Ko pa SO automobile z
vso naglico pridrveli pred hiso-
ognja nj bilo.
No, pa je modra deklica poto-
lazila mic kaj proved "a salo
razpolozene gasilce. Povedala
Jim je popolnoma nedolzno, da
seveda nj mixer nobenega og-
MIA, toda, da ona tako rada "gle-
da rdece avte gasilcev," da 81 nj
mogla kaj, da jih ne bi poklicala.
Park Hill, Pa. - Dne 7. de-
cembra je magic umrl "a pljus-
nico Frank Berdon, star 60 let,
donna IL Cerknice pri Rakeku, v
Ameriki 43 let in clan SNIP v
Conemaughu. Pc poklicu je bill
premogar in samski ter zivel
pri svoji sestri Mary cuk. Ra-
zen ME zapusca brata Johna v
Milwaukeeju in vec drugih So
rodnikoV. Bill je mirnega znaca-
j, prilj jubljen in pokopan civil
no.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Landlord forced to refund rent boost

Tenants at $50 OakdaIe won {
smashing victory Wednesday
against evictions and rent in
creases.
In a hearing before Municipal
Court Judge Nunzio Bonelli, the
tenants agreed to drop proceed,
ings against landlord Henry
Gould after two points were
agreed to before Judge Bonelli.
1t was agreed that:
L. No eviction proceedings or
lockOuts would be instituted
by Gould on any question of
rent.
2. All rent received by Gould
in excess of the previously
established rent would be
refunded.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Challenge SERUM,
in Heirens case

The Chicago Civil Liberties
Committee this week blasted the
involuntary use of drugs in the
Heirens case as an "invalida-
ton of one of the most sacred
clauses in the Bill of Rights =
namely, that no person shall be
compelled to be a with e S
against himself.
Making clear that it is not
proposing to discourage lawful
prosecution of cases by the
State, the Committee declared
that "to permit this illegal act
to go unchallenged is to put in
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27

A group of tenants, headed by
Jack Spiegel, CLIO Shoe Workers
organizer, had brought suit
against Gould for locking them
out of their homes for not pay
ing rent increases.
This took place after both ten
ants and landlord had won city
wide publicity for reaching the
first collective bargaining agree
ment reported between landlords
and tenants. 1t provided for ar
bitration of any disputes, incIud
ing rent disputes.
The tenants, represented by at
torney Max Mailman, had charged
Gould with illegal eviction and
breach of contract.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27

Largely responsible for their
lack of enthusiasm were leaflets
handed out at store entrances,
asking them to fight runaway
prices by singing out beef and
butter for special boycott, and
declaring that ''this is our way
of letting the profiteers know
that we will not stand for gaug-
ing" The Chicago Committee
for Rent and Price Control, 48th
ward, is conducting the cam
paign. Secretary of the group
is Mrs. Hilda Lawler, 1858 w.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27

jeopardy the civil welfare of
every man, woman and child in
America"
Regardless of the nature of
the alleged crime, the Commit
tee said, use of the so-called
truth serum" without the con-
sent of the accused or his par
ents is revolving denial of his
rights against self incrimina-
ton"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27

Balmoral.
With very few exceptions, the
shoppers expressed themselves
in favor of the boycott.
you're absolutely right"
one woman pushing a baby
buggy commented, 1--WE have
not bought butter for a week
and a half now, and we won't
until the price comes down.
ION what my husband earns, -
another woman said, boycott
or no boycott, 1 just can't afford
to pay these prices"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Union wins raise for
War dept workers

Thousands of War Department
employees in the Chicago area
will receive seven to ten cent
hourly increase shortly, the Unit
ed Public Workers, CLIO, an
nounced this week.
The increase, which applies to
all hourly-paid civilian workers
at army installations, was au-
thorized on July 1, 146. 1t is in
addition to straight II cent hour
ly increase granted the workers
in April.
After the announcement of the
II cent increase in April, Local
10 of the United Public Workers,
which represents the workers at
many army installations in Chi
cago, started a compaign to win
a full 18 cent increase for the
civilian employees.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
No 0PA no Joke to
small meat dealers

The little meat dealers in the big meat industry this
did n about face N OPA.
The National Meat Industry Council, which July L
greeted the death of OPA with gustO"
control be amped tighter greed profteerng
and prevent disaster.
The Council which represents 18 groups of Independent
saugherers and chain and individual
nine Eastern states declared after emergency meeting:
The future without price control isn't funny
plate difficult to predict"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Whof? No
fHibuSfer?

-. Some congressman are so
dumb they wonder what kept
the world together before the
law of gravity was passed.
The Washington Teamster.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27

A Negro
A jew
A CATHOLIC
An italian
A Mexican
A foreign born.
The word restricted" in many
of these ads usually means
you're barred
THE Tribune specialiZes in
these hate ads.
But The Chicago Star learned
that none of Chicago's five big
dailies absolutely ban discrimina-
tory ads.
But the Tribune, is the happy
hunting ground of race-haters in
it's classified ads, just as it is
their organ in the news and edl-
torial columns.
It's no surprise that Chicago's
Chief Nazi propaganda, Homet
Maertz, hopes that hate ads may
continue without legal interior
ence. The operator of the "Pio-
neer News Service" and the
dispatch" Maertz's antiSemitic,
pro-Nazi, and terroristic activities
were described by Albert E.
Kahn in the STAR two weeks
ago.
MaertZ is concerned about
the possibilities of anti-discrim-
inatiOn laws in Illinois that
would outlaw the word re
stricted' and similar race-hate
code words in classified adver-
Using. Since 1913, such law
i'm New York has smashed the
hate-ads in newspapers that
carried as many of them as the
Tribune.
Although legislation against
this type of hate propaganda
w u d not in itself elimi-
nate the organized activities OF
the anti-Semites and Negro bait |
ers, it would close one very i'm
portant means of discrimination
to them.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Trib, Bund are chief
sponsors of hate ads

Looking for place spend your vacat ion?
Chicago plenty suggestions
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
N. Side housewives pass
Up meat and butter

plenty Bryn Mawr Avenus
last Saturday North
in rush to buy these high priced items
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Stop the Hate Ads!

What should be done about ChicagO's adj
The STAR feels that democracy
should not be accepted by any newspaper.
to our - { sO,W hat
be it.
you way
reds up az
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27
Beaverbrook,

anch, Camp Bcapcrbrook, and 5ugas
NAPLES.
We fail to see anything hateful in the
fact that some White Christians or even
White Gentiles prefer to spend their vaca-
ton together without being intruded upon
by non-Christians or non-Gentles or nom
whites. We do, though, know that strenu-
Gus efforts are being made constantly to
pass similar law in the State of Illinois
and elsewhere, to prevent selectvity and dis
elimination.
Perhaps it is later than WE. think!
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-27

But look twice IL you are'
A Negro
A jew
A CATHOLIC
An Italian
A Mexican
A foreign born.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
State Tankmen
Engage Purple

EAST LANSING. Jan ? -
Michigan States swimming team
nncnS- lis schedule Of -cl2h-dual
meets Saturday. invading Evans
ton 10 oppose Northwestern IN IT,
first Of seven dual engagements
with Western Conference oppo-
ncniS
The SpartanS have yet 10 mea-
sure the Wildcats IN swimming,
although their last meeting in
1912 at Evanston resulted in a
42-tie score. Northwestern holds
three swimming victories m a
series that originated IN -l4Z9---
Coach Charles McCafIree has
baCkStrokcr Howard Patterson.
frceStyicr James Quiglcy, both Of
Saginaw and ttccstyler John De
Mond Of jackson from the team
thai fdSt Summcr Won thc Nd
tlonai AAU outdoor swimming
championship ~ Akron. This
years indoor aggregation Will -bc
led by captain James Thomas, a
member of the 1912 squad who
returned from service IN the air
corps Thomas. sophomore from
Saginaw. rs also a freeStylcr.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
BY FRED WOLF
National starr
Slow Down

Here's true story. II hap
pened last year during very i'm
portant match and even though u
sounds flctional it's a very bad
habit many bowlerS pick up over
night II seems our hero was
having a tough time of II, getting
no strikes but lots of splits and
spares with numerous
misses resulting.
His team was going along fairly
well and his bad shooting kept the
match very even. The more de-
termined he became the fewer
pins nc found at the end of the
game
After a first game OF l54, his
second WAS worse. li7. He was
IN no mood for any suggestions
from his teammates and his
wife and daughter felt sorry for
him.
Then il happened The young
lady SAID TO her mother, loud
enough for our hero to hear,
why does Daddy run so fast ?"
That was IL. Our hero slowed
down his approach to the foul
line and finished with six
straight strikes for a beautiful
22I game. His team was the
winner by five pins. The young
lady who Strengthened him out
WAS StV VPHTS old
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
ED@aelline
Extended

In order 10 allow skaters 20
got their teams together for the
Detroit Times High School relay
speed skating races al Belle Isle
Saturday. the deadinc has been
extended 10 Friday No entries
viii be- accepted after that day
School re-opened today after
-ttIr-l -l{DiTrt-I Y Ttt Z Z =
II is not necessary for skaters
10 bc entered IN by a school
coach. Just clip out The entry IN
today's paper. fIl II out and send
il in OF use one Of the blanks
mailed TO all high schools IN this
area
In answer 10 queries o.. any
grammar school skater or skating
relay is eligible for the meet
Remember. "If YOU can skate
YOU can win"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Midwest Specializing
Meet Summaries

se-.l-- &.-1 - E---->-l l-i4sa+.-4 q. Af--ss---
spHaa ZOO il.rmal Wan F4iila As3.ls
- fas t'um Nesa't 90 Bernard
lflcr tWCi A.A4 MAJ. 30 Vincent
BoNrf ard ID FittcrfT DO
senior Women - Bernie NrIrH1H west
A.tH Wh. i2O Au-,r Wha#ty WHINE
pFf 90 Lorraine eetne Lp.lz-A--.-sL-
~ fl -FI-le isfsiilsV Il 4u-
intermediate h-gs-ffHfonn Agc'ry Ni~ue.
rfr and Marie Trsfel Detroit. 'frr 80.
Den Jcs-Dp Cleveland 30 Dick FRITZ 20
h.h kh3tsum thiisaaEsf| 20, Flsss.
Hunt 10
Internecla,s Ci-t- Betty MITCHELL tWinae-
psFI 90 Do1re, FIns,as Cleveland so
DcIrru sirfalhlr so
Junior Brv-E1 carter tClsclart 90
DICK KEN 50 BID Iztss- 20 JACK gfallt.
10 Iof D"f.asHh.N It.
Junior Cift-Patfl-t Nirnr'Vu. 90. C.erA
NavS 30. Joyce Wfrpr. go
Juvenile E.ys-E15 Fssk.ru. 90 Vlrrr
Fuggleu 40 James stafford Cleveland
20 DICK Robert b7b Jo1uSln. Don Dc.ia.
Juvenile -ci,is-Jeyet Lppss wsyrs KAY
t-+f----- +--------t-e -z--T frfFT7Efr-
cleveland so
Nudrs, Bey1 - Phillips Ds sans VIVIAN.
c1tie 30 Ecare tee.agF. 90 DICK &c.
watch so EE Nltt so
M.fre, Gits-Ectty E-f-au1 Cleveland
90 Pat Hgsuanu 60 u.-is Springer "a.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Sharkey TO Referee

Among the returning matmen
who VIII see action on the first
Arcadia wrestling card Of the new
year Monday night is Salvatore
Tho Greau Balbo. Italian strong
boy. whose last Detroit visit dates
back 10 1911 He IS slated 10 meet
Tiger TaSker IN the seminal
TO the Walter RoXy-MaSked Mar
Vel -i.inieF heavy boat wltieh
will be refereed by Jack Shar-
key former heavyweight fighting
champ
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Hawks Sweep
Into Lead Tie

CHICAGO Jan > GNS)-Chi-
cago's BlackhawkS made tho New
Year holiday a fitting one for
themselves and 1856 fans al the
stadium last night by humping
Toronto. 81. and moving into a
first place tie with the Montreal
CanadicnS
The Hawks gained their first
place tie in the National Hockey
League on a goal by Reg Haml-
ton. the first score the Chicago
defense man hos notchcd this sea-
son
Alex Kalcta replacing the in
iurcd Bill MoSicnko. and Pete
Horcck scored the other Hawk
talloS.
Torontos lone score was gar
nercd by Syl Apps
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
u Sports
BREVITlE

Jim Thomson, dean OF local
skaters, missed his first meet in
more than 10 years in yesterdays
Midwest competition at Belle Isle.
Many skaters who were in service
were back and on the ice
Racing were Al DINNER. Art
Brown, Terry Brown, Clair Young
and George Omelenchuk. Storms
Arnold, Doug JOh hnsOn. Bud
Wright and Charley Delpier were
among the officials
Bobby Fitzgerald Of ST. Paul,
mems senior winner, thinks Ray
Blum could be- the best in the
business if the New Jersey skater,
now stationed al the navy base
at Crosse lie, would change his
form slightly seems he leans
forward too much.
Sidney Schwartz won national
junior tennis title by defeating
Richard SaVitt IN New York. Five
thoroughbred harness race horses
were killed IN a FIRE al the l.. l..
Riley farm near Bradrlck, O
The coast guard lccbreaker
Maclunaw Will seek basketball
games outside Of Cheboygan be
cause the city lacks gym facilities.
The Snow Bowl game played
between two high school teams in
ST Paul. MINI, ended IN a score
less tie.
Bill Osmanski scored all his
teams points as the Nishahaya
Tigers defeated Angelo Bertelli's
Bears, l4-l2
Proof Coil, winner Of five
straight al GulfStrcam before
bowing on Christmas Day re-
gained his winning form by cap
turing Governor $ Handicap 49,.
Beau Jack. one Of The greatest
I gate atirac1lonS ~ NJ q s n
SQUARE Garden IN years. heads off
Mike Jacobs first promotion Of
the year meeting Morris Reif.
Most Of golhng's big shots will
be on deck today for the start Of
the Los Angeles open. They'll be
contesung for $l3333
Eoo1hall. basketball hockey.
horse racing. boxing and tennis
attracted 6l2 81 persons yester-
day STRIDE won the S25,000 San
Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita,
Illinois cagcrS captured their
first league victory by downing
Wisconsin Fire DESTROYED the
Hardscrabbl Golf Club outside
Of Fort Smith. Ark
Johnnie kiskan, Cleveland Bar
ons FoaiTc. bfgnkcd Indianapolis
for hls third shutouI Of the season
as ms team won. go
- Ar, Nou an Itmes s~ssps- -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Taylor
Headline Card

Detroits first boxing show Of
1916 viii be staged al the Arena
Gardens next Monday with two
Detroiters, Charlie Hayes and
Eddie Taylor, headlining the card,
Promoter Orville Godfrey an
nounced yesterday.
Hayes recently Won over Bob
bic Berry Of Cleveland IN his first
contest since being discharged
from service In Taylor, Hayes
will be meeting one of the citys
most popular SluggcrS