davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05

Eveleth, MINI. - Umrl je
John Rahne, star So let, clan
SNPJ. Zapusea diva sinova in
hcer - zena mu je umrla pred
sestimi lett. V tel naselbini je
zivel okrog 40 let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05

Duluth. - V Millerjevi boil
nisnici Sc nahaja Barbara Ma
tskoyich, XII Sc je pred so lett
naselil9 v Towerju, potem pa ie
v Gnbertu vodila trgovino. v
bolnisnici St. Mary pa sc naha-
ja Jos. Smolcer IL New Dulutha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
NOVICE II JUGOSLAvIJE

binko ter padli "a svobodo in
boljso bodocnost nasega naroda.
zbor je, dalje pozdravil v svo-
il sredi lovske tovarise IL Slo-
venskega Primorja in Koroske,
nakar je predsedujoci pozdra-
vii zastopnika nninistra "a kne-
tiHtvo in gozdarstvo tov. ing.
sustersica, dalje nestorja slo-
venskih lovcev, XII je predsednik
Kinoloske zveze Jugoslavije in
mednarodne hinoloske organi-
zacije, tov. DIR. Lovrencica. Zbor
je<p 0 81 al brzojavne pozdrave
svojemu lovskemu tovarisu, vo-
ditelju Jugoslavije, marsalu Jo-
sipu Brozu-Titu, dale ministru
"a kmetijstvo in gozdarstvo
zvezne Wade TOW. Vasi Cubrilo-
vicu. Glavni lovski zvezi FLRJ
in njenemu predsedniku TOW. We
lebitu. Pismene pozdrave pa je
zbor postal predsedniku Wade
LRS tov. Mihi Marinku, mini
stru "a kmetijstvo in gozdar-
stvo tov. ing. Josipu Levstiku
ter lovskim zdruzenjem v osta-
lih petih ljudskih republican.
Zbor je sprejel Poslovnik "a
poslovanje Lovskega sveta LR
Slovenije in proraeun "a tekoce
leto. Iz proraeuna razvidimo,
da vsak clan lovske organizaci-
je dobiva strokovno glasilo 10
vec, da bo Lovski svet teku
letosnjega leta zalozil in tidal
knjigo ''Nasi psi, XII jo pise TOW.
dr.. Ivan Lovreneic, knjigo MAS
fazan', XII jo pise tov. Alfonz
Mrzlu in ucbenik "a lovce "Nas
low, XII ga pisejo najboljsi lov-
ski strokovnjaki.
Tx pred vojno je bivsa Zveza
lovskih drustev v zalozbi Druz-
be sv. Mohorja izdala podobno
kniigo "NaS low. ZbOr ma ie
ugotovil, da SO nemski fasisti
vso zalogo te knjige leta 1941
" Celju javno zazgali, tako da. .je
ia knjiga zelo redka in je po-
treba po izdaI move nujna.
Zbor je dalje pooblastil lovski
|svet LR Slovenije, da razpise
wee nagrad "a najboljsa lovska
literarna della, tako da DO lov-
stvo obogatilo naso prosveto.
Zbor je dale sklenil, da Sc
vsak Clan "a cas-, ko izvrsu e low,
zavaruje "a vse nezgode, XII bi
mu nastale ma lovu, pa tudi "a
jamstvo, XII bi nastalo drugim
zaradi izvrsevanja Iowa. Lovski
svet je namree sklenil pogodbo
z drzavnim zavarovalnim zavo-
dom "a te vrste zavarovanj je,
sal je prispevek malenkosten,
komaj 13 din ma leto. Lovski
zbor je dale sklenil podpore "a
nabavo cistokrvnih lovskih psov
ter peoblastil Lovski svet, LR
Slovenije, da posreduje pri obla-
steh "a znizanje pasjih taks "a
cistokrvne pse.
Vsak clan, XII bo prejemal low
sko glasi1o, bo ze pristopom v
lovsko organizacijo zavarovan,
"a kar bo pIaceval letni pri-
spevek 125 din "a 'rapubliski
lovski svet, posebej pa Sc cla-
narino okrajnemu lovskemu sve-
tn.
! Lovski zbor je dale sklenil
obnovo v vseh loviscih tako, da
Sc iztrebijo skodljive zivali, po-
mnoze pa koristne in da lovstvo
odloeilno poseze. v ob6edrzavni
gospodarski nacrt, v katerega je
lovstvo vkljueeno.
Lovski zbor je Sc posebej po-
zval ma tekmovanje "a obrovo
Iowa in izvajanje lovsko-gospo-
darskega nacrta ostala lovska
zdruzenja vseh petih ljudskih
republik.
Izvedba teh sklepov je power
jena Izvrsilnemu odboru Low
! skega sveta LR Slovenije, XII je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
.NAsE LOVSTVO Sc
.VKLJUcUJE v GosPo-
DARSKI NAcRT

IVKLJUcUJE v GOSPO-
DARSKI NAcRT
Dne %, julia 1916 je Prezidij
[SNOS-a Tidal zacasni zakon o
lovu, v snislu katerega je mimi
ster "a kmetijstvo in gozdar-
stvo uredil Pravilnik "a lovsko
organizacijo. Poleg drzavnih in
zadruznih lovisc pozna zakon
tudi okrajna zakupna lovisGa.
Ia vsako lovisce Sc v smis1u do
locil zakona in Pravilnika usta-
novi bvska druzina, XII tvori
osnovno enoto lovske organiza-
size v LR Sloveniji. Lovske dru-
zine so povezane po okrajnih
lovskih svetih z Lovskim sve-
tom LR Slovenije v emo celoto.
Okrajna lovisea so bila oddana
v zakup lovskim druzinam Ian
sko jesen. Konec >lanskega in
zacetek letosnjega leta so 81
druzine posameznih okrajev IL
volile okrajne lovske svete, v
nedeljo 16. t. m. je bill zbor sta
resin lovskih druzin in predsed-
nikov okrajnih lovskih svetov,
kjer je bill izvoljen Lovski svet
LR Slovenije. S tenn je ma novo
izvedena lovska organizacija v
nasi ljudski republiki; ia je pre-
vzela premozenje prejsnjih low
skin drustev, XII so tenn pre-
nehala obstojati. Move lovske
organizacije cd lovskih druzin
preko okrajnih lovskih svetov z
republiskim lovskim svetom
vred so pod kontrolo ljudske
oblasti, so pa tudi "a lovska
vprasanja posvetovalni organi
ljudske oblasti.
V LR Sloveniji je 500 okraj-
nih zakupnih lovise, XII jih ina
v zakupu isto stevilo lovskih
druzin. Lovske druzine
so povezane v rs okrajnih low
skin svetov, kajti Ljubljana-
mesto in Ljubljana-okolica, Ma
ribor-mesto in Maribor- -okolica
ter Celje-mesto in Celje-okolica
tvorijo po EN- okrajni lovski svet.
Ma lovskem zboru LR Slovenije
: SO bile zastopane 3O2 lovski
druzini in % okrajnih lovskih
svetov, kot gosti pa SO sodelo-
vai lovci il Slovenskega Pri-
morja in Koroske, tako da sc je
zbralo ma zboru skoraj $50 low
cev il vseh krajev nase ljudske
republike.
! Kot ze receno, ne nastopajo
kot zakupniki lovisc posamezni
gm tho dobro stojeci ljudje,
temvec lovski kolektivi - low
, ske druzine. Vprasanja lovstva
resujejo ma druzinskih posvetih
in pri okrajnih lovskih svetih.
Ko so druzine nastopile kot "a
kupniki, so ugotovile v loviseih
precej zalostno stanje. Nekate-
re vrste divjadi Sc je razmnozi.
10 prevee, druge pa je zelo ma,
10. Tako je precej lisic, veliko
divjih svinj, volkov, doeim je
"a jcev in srnjadi veliko mani
! ponekod skoraj mic; ujed je zelo
veliko, doeim fazana in jerebice
v nekaterih loviscih sploh ved
nj.
Zaradi tega je zaeasni zakon
o lovu proglasil divjad kot ljud.
} sko dobrino, ne pa kot last zem-
J liskega posestnika. Prav zaradi
tega so 81 .lovske organizacije
zastavile kot prvo nalogo, da 10.
visca obnove ma ia nacin, da IT,
trebijo skodljvee, koristno div.
jad pa vzgajajo. da Sc razmno.
Ii v TAXI meri, da bo v korist
skupnemu gospodarstvu in da
tako pride do izraza low kot 60.
spodarska panoga, XII bo postal
del gospodarskega nacrta pc
predpisih zakona obee drzav.
nem gospodarsken naertu in
dIzavnih organih "a naertova-
ME.
Naloga lovskih organizacij
| - l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
SkR

~
~ ~
Il navade '@Eose
Prileten kmet je lezal ma
smrtni postelji. Pri umirai iocem
bolniku je bill samo njegov sin,
tesno, ker nj bilo nikogar dru-
gega vprico. Gre pred hiso in Sc
ozira, a cd nikoder nj nikogar.
Yes nejevoljen vzkhkne: "Oce
umirajo, pa nobenega hudica nj
blizu!'
=
A: No, kako ie bilo veerai ma
lovu? Ali 81 ustrelil veliko ,zai-
cev?
B: Ustrelil sem iih veliko, pa
so Sc smenti zbali strela in 20
begnili. Enega sem zalezel. ko
ie sladko spal v gnezdu.
A: Temu 81 vendar upihnil
luc zivljenja?
B: Tudi ne! Ko sem ustrelil,
Sc :je zbudil ter pokazal pete.
Nikdar v zadregi
Star lovec lovcu novincu:
"Prei 81 vedno trdil. da ii puska
ne nese prav: zdai ko imas no.
vo pa zopet mic ne zadenes."
Novinec: "I kai! Zdai pa zai-
ci ne teko pravv
Dolen iec " Amer;k;
Doleniec. ma glasu. da rad
veliko ie ie dobil sl,,zbo " Anne.
riki pri boeatemu farmeriu Pr
vo iutro v novi sluzbi ie sedel
pri zaitrku, farmer craven ME-
ga pa Sc ie Gudil krepkemu Do
lenicu. kako ie spravlial led "a
iedio nod streho svoieea tele.
sa. Ko ie izpraznil ze nekai
skled. odlozi zlico. Farmer 90
hoce 2 MIN nekoliko posaliti in
reee:
"Vidis. liubi moi, Danes gre-
va prav dale6 v eozd drevie GO.
kat! Ker naibrz ne bo kos;1a
kai. ko bi iedel ze zdai t,,di "a
kosilo ?" Doleniec vzame zonet
zlico " roke tor 10 da1io k.kor
hi bill se1e sedai nr;seda1 r mi
Ko 6ez nekai casa vendarle
odlozi z1ico ter 81 ohrise usta
reee farmer.
me vem. ali prideva k vecer.
il domov zakai nai;n. not 10
dolga. delo IA potrebno1 Kai
ko hi t,,di vecerio za zdai non,
I'll. potem M sva brez skrh;1n
Dolen lee. ne bodi len vzame
zlico ter ie vessel dalie
} Ko vse pole. nravi farmer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
Ustonovitev zovodo "a industriisko
roziskovonio J..

Ponatis iz "slovenskssa poroeevalca"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05

Kde nese jajca?
ueitelj: Dekle je nesla jajca
ma trg ter !Ih prodala po
Zakaj So snejes Payla z"
Payia: "Ker pri mas dekla ne
nese jajec, ampak kure jih ne
Isejo!'
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Wales Wins RUGBY Match

PARIS, March % (P.-Wales de-
feated France 3 to 0, in an interna-
tional rugby match played today be-
fore AZ, 900 persons.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Sunshine Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcaEmpu.sss s7Soi, il, Claiming: as
4 fPuTgoS d, Boy SWelfe' ,.d $40 5599 4sS 4s9
Regime fine. 'sh1FssE, i'nsE9 s'00
Also Also Ian@ @ Irish Echo, ol, - Janss Bss.,d Acre =
Hts;scEGp' ss.;G Not Alone fBOlsynsTey:
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s7oo; claiming:
fegssplsns f;sssT 5ofdsn 1oS Inward so
Attracting lBairdJ 2.4o
ds Ase Vetorg 1si M.s N'a spsns sssei%
Road. Dr r, r; Yo,,pf: Youpg: Una Una HS;e,o, H
4-year-olds and upward : e fu5lo6Es o.
Ardashir Danhauer 1920 14di99
Lady Mascara Payne) b29
Also Also r.nSReeves, iiaoRf Battle Star. Free
lands own, Imperious Fox. Capt America.
Gsyilan, Busy Edith A., Noah's Choice:
.ness: eooEts 4seaFoids Ear'1 .nd Upward: s fur
Rsst; S;ssS 81 g.!sss s''ssss's ss.sen 1920 sSS ss$
Also ranSSoueens Lisht. Hi-oee. VAL
0'fa FIFTH T4i' aAcE@Purse' :E'u $500 allowances:
Ssf;sysnis asSS.. ysnsy Sos5 1896 SSSSS 555S 55S
stsss% es.asr ,sssRs'1 sist5 Ess i1hoDare ''' SO
Also ran~Gallant, Marching Music.
Away Yonder. Eiegant Lad. James Quest,
Clas ss!c Beauty. Lucky Miss. Artillery
Bob. C Frosty River
George Robinson entry.
CIV. Kendrick entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances:. 4-year-olds and upward; l mile
a lis Lady Dise'ery CLans) 1880 $40 $50
Oldomwood Danhauer) $50 $50
Sure Gift (Kirk) $40
Also ranEGica, f Charles Rennie, Black
Thrush, q Skyshaun. Linwood Ghost. Gypsy
Tears, Hedge Hopper Woodscott. Pretty
sGMrs. M. B. sedberry entry. Field
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500; claim
ing; 4year-olds and upward; L y miles.
Ariel Gift CKirk) $50 $50 4.lQ
Proud Lad (Boston) 5.7U $50
Specialist (Jordan} 40
H.o 1l@.' raa@5ar ai9es5 Mayor. Anchor Chain,
EiGHTH RAcE-Purse. 5000. claiming;
4-year-olds and upward i miles;
Early Riser (Runyon) $3.50 1880 $50
Blue Devil (Haynes) $50 $50
Sunny Betty (Bush) $50
Also %s' raaine%pflickworth. slusblrd Star
yaldina Haven, DR.. Bones, Palkin' Car
dinals Glee.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
OES Activities
In Local Chapters

Special notices:
Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday, initi-
alton.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter-Wed-
nesday, Friday, card club with
Laura M. Dyre.
Martha Chapter Wednesday
Past Matrons and Patrons Associa- =
ton, Red Cross House.
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday, line officers night. Friday,
Ways and Means Committee, supper
and party with Mrs. Anna v. Haus-
man.
Bethlehem Chapter-The Matrons
and Patrons Association elected
President, Hazel Thompson; vice
president, Walter Deal; secretary
treasurer, Alice Sheriff. Thursday
Home Board with Veazie Pearman.
Brightwood Chapter - Thursday
line officers night.
Cathedral Chapter - Wednesday,
initiation. Saturday, ways and
means card party, 1910 Wisconsin
avenue NV, 8 pm.
Fidelity Chapter - Tuesday, of1-
GERS night with Annette Hall.
Bethany Chapter-Monday, Home
Board. Thursday, Booster Commit
tee with Mrs. Ethel Jones.
Naomi Chapter-Wednesday, ini-
tiation. Friday, buffet supper and
bazaar, 4209 Ninth street NV.
Miriam Chapter-Monday, initia-
ton. Saturday, night Of games with
Mrs. Helen M. Biggs.
Federal Chapter-Thursday, initi-
alton.
Hope Chapter-Wednesday, mems
night.
Good Will Chapter-Wednesday,
rehearsal. Friday, initiation and
honoring past matrons, past patrons
and charter members.
Brookland Chapter Monday,
Friendship Club with .Matron Cath
crime Thayer, 8 pm. wednesday,
honoring February and March birth
days. Friday, dinner, $50 pm,
Fairfax Hotel.
Acacia Chapter-Monday, Infirm-
ary Building Committee with Ethel
Meyer.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Monday, Ways and Means with
Mrs. Irvine Niedomanske. Friday,
rehearsal for invitation, 7:30 pm,
Masonic Temple.
Trinity Chapter - Friday, card
party and games with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Riley, jr.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Local Masonic News

The 18th degree will be conferred
by the Scottish Rite Masons on
Tuesday evening upon the members
of the spring class, with the 18th de-
gree scheduled for April /.
Robert De Bruce Council of Ka-
dosh and Albert Pike Consistory will
meet Tuesday evening preceding the
exemplification Of the degree.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Jones Seeking Fifth
Straight Knockout
I'm Harris Scrap

Featherweight Herbie CBid)
Jones, local southpaw kayo artist,
and Leslie Harris OF Baltimore, who
are no strangers to each other,
tangle for 10 rounds or less in to-
morrow nights main fight event at
Turner's Arena.
These boys have met three times
and it's all even. Each has won one,
and the last bout was a draw. Herbie
is having a pretty hot winning
streak right now, and figures to get
over the hump tomorrow night.
Along with Smuggy Hursey and Bee
Bee Washington, a couple Of other
District sluggers, he's been good to
sensational in recent fights here,
and the ring crowd probably will be
out in full force tomorrow night to
watch him again.
Herbie has scored knockouts in his
last four fights. He stopped Babe
Kelly in two, Billy Reed in six, John
Johnson In five and Jackie Floyd in
five. The boys seem unable to figure
out that southpaw style, and sooner
or later step into stiff left. There's
talk of a fight against Willie Pep
at the ball park this summer If he
keeps up the pace.
Jones last bout in the Harris Sc
ries, the draw, was last October 21
at Turner'S Arena. 1t went in the
records as fast fight.
The semifeature is a six-heater
between Frank Sweeney, winner of
six straight, and George Brooks.
Both are local boys and last fought
three weeks ago. Sweeney stopped
Lee Strong in three heats then,
and Brooks was chilled by Jimmy
Jones in four. Another six-rounder
Is between Jimmy Davis and Walter
Lanahan; Charley Toler meets
Bobby Suma in five, and Tex Kilroy
is opposite Sammy Thompson in a
four,
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Sprang|er, Sent TO FuIIback, ,
Stars in 6. W. Scrimmaqe

One of the few complaints Coach
Skip Stanley had after George
Washington University's spring
scrimmage session yesterday after
noon was that Bill Spangler wasn't
twins.
Spangler, quarterback last season,
looms large in Skip's plans for this
fall and has been shifted to full
back. And in his first trials there
he created quite commotion among
spectators who somehow found their
way to that windswept field near
the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
Stanley was well pleased with
his performance and already is
predicting Spangler will be recog-
nized as one of the country's best
fullbackS,
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Chevy Chase to Be Host
To u. S. Amateur Trial

Sectional qualifying rounds for
the 1947 national amateur golf cham
pionship will be laid at Chevy Chase
Golf and Country Club on August rs,
it was announced yesterday by Al
hert E. Steinem, secretary Of the
District Golf Association.
The number to qualify from this
section has not been announced.
The club course will be open for
practice rounds on the day preceding
the qualifying rounds.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Poppofotis Is Second
In Boys Brood jump

Mike Pappafotis of the Washing
ton Boys Club, former Eastern High
athlete, finished second in the Boys
Clubs of America national standing
broad jump contest held last month
with a leap Of 9 feet 6 inches.
Pappafotis' mark was first in the
Middle Atlantic region, but trailed
Marvin Blaylock of the Fort Smith
(Ark0 Boys Club by l inch.
Over $4,000 boys participated in
the event, which was conducted by
mail.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
GuIfstreum Park Results
BY the Associafed Press

FIRST sRaG5TPuIss ICE pw..s sssoe seorI claiming
fnai.n hf G1isf syeP a5seoe 1s4o 15o o 1886 $o
chEyare'1l TImsi 1:fgHs1 18gqHst0n' 4.so
Also ran-over Ice. African Sun. cae-
right. Crazy Whirl, Float Away, W. H
kez sEcon ys1sins Ph.o Smooth GsloD Soo
o. X. Rubv 8axtonJ 1890 $50 s.sc
LinEood Lint ZOO PLY RIue lGD.S sDsmsr) 4.eo s.3S
valor. MONDAY Sun, sunclad: Ipso Bound
rH1Rb 'lIy RAcFuTs. RsuDs n:id $685. ssso 49, allow
Atomic zi 0isa possr 5saxton} usiao' s.9o a1o 30
81! rl1Ss Monte 9saidsT5 ~''' s:4o
46SFfE AS EfPsSSsr gs:t ysst s: Mir,a allow
Prlneess Roma tJessop) $50 40 s1o
sneSanIibx s5eSm Hlas fWssso1, ISssssg' $40 s55oo
Also ran-In Fraganti. Diva. Sun Moss,
FIFTH RAcE-purs., 5000; allow
srisht willi. tsnider) 2o.7o $50 a.so
Crack Reward Potter $40
Time, 1:24 equals track record.
Also ran--Gresalach, Cash Reward,
v wsd s1xTH Eff RSeEPurs., use1y F $4,000 added
the dulfstream Park Handicap; s-year-old.
and upward; IA miles.
q Armed podson) $40 $40 26(
a Pot o. Luck (Snider) $40 26(
Concordian fJessop) 34(
Time. 2:017s tnew track record.
Also ran-Dinner Party. b Talon, Eterna
Reward. Frere jacques, Tel o'sullivan
Kinsarvie, Miss Grillo
a-Calumet Farm entry.
b-R. N. Ryan and Mill River stable
SEVENTH RAcE-purse, $4,000: allow.
Duchess Arsyle SJsmssjj $3.50 1920 s.se
Waterproof (McPhee) 1880 64(
The Bagel tSnider) 45(
Time, 145.
Also ran-Hair Tonic, caliper. Wills
Nova, Suribachi, Countershock, Bullhead
Lolling, Balsamar. Helene.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; mile
and 20 yards.
Townhouse (Wright) 62.20 1910 SAC
Rate Case (Rogers) $50 $50
Heyday (BalzarettD $50
Also ran-Lusty Tidbit The Problem
Azure Wings, Boat Man, Ssnta's Vixen,
Evening star., 1947-03-23
|AAU Boxing Journey
Ito End Friday With
|16 Bouts for Titles

Sixteen championship bouts, viii
be held Friday night at Catholic
University when the District AAU
winds up its most successful boxing
tournament.
Every bout is q standout affair
In the eight novice and senior
Fclasses. As in the past, senior vic
tors will compete in the national
tournament at Boston. This year
the winner will be shooting for
berths on the 1s4s Olympic games
boxing team.
washington has good chance
for landing one or two boys on the
Olympic team. Last year in some
what Of an Olympic preview, Johnny
Ardiuni, 112-pounder travelled to
Europe with an American team and
fought In Dublin, ireland and Paris.
Others who may 60 well in the
nationals, providing, of course, they
win Friday, are Pete Cilinski Of st.
Mary's, a 135-pounder; Tom Larner
Of the Washington Boys Club. a 147-
FOUNDER, and George Fuller of Mer-
rick, a 160-pounder.
Friday night Cilinski meets
Charlie Carhart Of the Washington
Boys Club; Larner meets Ray Mans
field Of Barry and Fuller engages
Nick Loreto of Barry.
Tickets are on sale at the c. U.
gym, Turner's Arena. Touchdown
Club and Fairway Sports Shop, 1928
G street NV.
Pairings for Friday:
Novice Division.
112-pound elsss.Dek Rawlett ct:
, ..rys., VS.. Morris chaney prince
nnnas, 1as;pOund ns eIass.Ed e d., Thornssrg Tt.
rick vs. Bob, eiaisn Blunt tss Mssy Man
rick5 vs.. Frank steilsto touantico Ma
Mar vs B oBlsa eaa.aseo maHso ~
16o-pound elass-HuEh smyth Iouan-
175-pound elass-Peter Mucci (ouantico
Heavyweisht cisss@rony Maczul.itis
{Suantico Marines) VS.. George Martin
Ssnior Division.
112-pound class-Lester Allison wv. B.
c. VS.. John Arduini (Apollo).
tachedj VS.. Pat Thomas Apoilo}.
6-pound class--charlie Habron (st.
Mary,s) VS.. Claude Lawrence lSt. Mary'O
Mary's) vs. Charlie Carhart CW. B. C).
147-pound class-Tom Larner (w. B.
g. as Msnfs seniormeeorse Fuller tM.r-
rick) VS.. Nick Loreto tBarry>
175:pound senior-Bill Bailey (Barry)
vs.. Bobby Bibbs (St. Mary'sD.
Heavyweight class-Tom Brodie (Apollo)
VI, Frank Stetka (Merrickl
Evening star., 1947-03-23
7 Ioca1 Ben Hur News

United Court will meet Tuesday
in Pythian Temple. Refreshments
and bridge will follow the business
session.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
SWV Auxiliaries

Petit Auxiliary-Monday evening.
Department President Beulah M.
Cope will make an official visit at
Naval Lodge Hall.
Sons and Daughters-Tuesday
evening, social with Paul and Doris
Clarke.
Presidents Club-Wednesday eve
ming, with Mrs. Ella Ford.
Miles Auxiliary-Friday evening.
games at Pythian Temple. All are
invited.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
AMV Convention

American Veterans Committee
chapters must make reservations
for delegates to the national con-
vention by April / at national head
quarters in Milwaukee, Wis.
Additions for the musical revue
to be given in May will be held
from 9 to II pm. Friday, 2 to lo
pm. Saturday and 8 TO 6 pm. Sun
day at s35 G place NV. Any MEM
ber who can sing, dance or act or
play an instrument Is invited.
Chapter No. 341 elected as on
GERS Gary Reynolds, chairman;
Donald Rothenberg, first vice chair
man; Leon Kahn, second vice chair
man; Ruth Harrison, secretary;
Francis Pierce, treasurer; Marvin
Gurstin, veterans affairs chairman;
Bernard Campbell, membership
chairman, and Abraham Gold, pub
lie relations chairman.
Meetings this week: Monday
Chapter No. ii. 1884 Fourteenth
street NE. 8 pm. Tuesday, Chap
ter No. 4. Petworth Library, 8 pm:
Chapter No. S. st. Johns Episcopal
Church, 1914 o street NV, 8 pm;
National Bureau Of Standards
Chapter, 8 pm. Wednesday, Chap
ter, No. 8, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA,
8 pm. Thursday, Chapter No. .,
3425 A street Sc, $50 pm; Chap
ter No. 13, 1901 r street NV,
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
OukIuwn Park Results

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse: 81 200; claiming;
aeyeaIes ezafe, aad upward fprsnss soo
Arrows Away (sconza) $40 40
Jemtma tKesne) $40
Audrey N. Late ADVICE. cowfan. Doctor
High Master (Mont'ry) 1910 700 $40
swsep Ssse La Lsd Tzesnss., 1Keensls n.4o "a g
Also, Also Iapmsupsr Marines ss 9ls VIII n2i;.
mr,r lPaiIy Double paid si45 so(
ROYCE eTasS fRd upward sto isT0sss $50
sildinf Home Summers, $50 4:3SS
Also ran-Ask Aunt Ada. June T. Put
Bog esfe doides Hesnf Hcnsss s Fsfs Soufsse sassr
FOURTH RAcE@1rurss, 1900; claim
Bssifs Bislfidf f.sss ssss' {o.rn. 1910 sS tss ss
Also TanLcooperstiva, Nancy's Baby,
FIFTH 141Tfp RAcE-pur.e, $1,000: allow
Yn Wsl TsH T,shfE 9Ke.e.1 .csmD' 7o 42d 4edo S fo
I
aSun Beau Go (Pierson) $40
Also ran-aLittle spooky, Fleetridge
Hesaway, Dusty Roads.
&C. E. Buckley and Buckley and Lock-
iA SIXTH XIII RAcE-purse, 81 800: handicap;
3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs.
Mel Eppley (Hart 4.4o 350
Cid Play tFeatherston) $50
Also ran.Total Victory, Achance, Fly
ing Louise, Money King. Blenette:
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; OAK
lawn Handicap: 3-year- -olds and upward;
] ia miles
Bymea bond (Keiper) $50 200
Late Thread (Camp) 6.1O
Also ranEGolden Thorn, Plover Brand.
Petsome. Prince Beiltro, Y Gun.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward; 1 70 miles.
Vesuvius (Manifold $50 go 3.5Q
Zem Wood (Bass) $50 5.9
Little Wasp Camp 400
Also rsn@Miller Boy. Kings Feast, Hse. Ct
Sister. More Arms, Sweet Story, Madam
K Sixtys Third, Vamm, Geraldine r.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-02
NEWS FROM ARIZONA

The boys of the Daily Vaca-
ton Bible School toured the
Rainbo Bakery, which has an
output of $4,000 or more
loaves of bread a day, before
attending the schools picnic
June 10th. On the following
day, June 18th, the girls were
treated with Swift's icecream
at the end of their tour
through the Swift Icecream
plant. They continued on then
to Encanto Park in Phoenix
for their picnic. Eighty chill
dren in all took part in the two
picnics. These occasions con-
Guided the activities of the
Daily Vacation Bible School in
Sunnyslope. The children part
ed, expressing a desire to re-
turn on the opening day of the
weekly Bible school which will
be carried on through the sum-
mer months.
Two pair of twins, Sharon
and Karen Brunk, and Stephen
and Janice Cole, were present