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Evening star., 1947-08-03

tSun. and ewes. 81. 1890, Mr.. Hushes).
HOME AND INvESTMENT-Clean.s spacious
2-story frame house in Takoma. D. c.. OF
excellent construction and In beautiful con-
nieS ment on ist foor rented unfurn. at $50 a
u.s. 1r ri SSk sssk 81 ! pIIiSs p f H4 "a
BRiGHTwooD-s rm. Tss heal. sar.e:.::
NJ. Bell; VI, s$s7. sHocKEY d MOOR
VIZ DooD II til. hard way by ringing
doorbells but we came UP with saleable
d.,s .s amend Ss
rd. Silver Spring; 3 bedrms. equipped
kitchen, rec. rm.: priced to sell on rea-
es', sonaoIs In tssEs; ssTs immediate occupancy.
ceoNGREs GGasEIsHTs-New section. De.
oil sas hsyh ydo X lot; ,o. owne1-suilt PT,.sd
aARTsS RaarTY ga T!DDH fsc r. 1s4s sood
Hsps HONE ri w,rH IT. 1scSMf as5sssIs Ss,t ,o,,to,
apt. rented S1oo Der mo. Gfurn. inciudedI;
basement . apt vacant; immaculate con-
ssss's ssh g. NsggNE NW near At conserdIov.ly snss
recreation room; ideal for Diplomat OF
s.ss f'ms nas: ns5t W. sss seen ePH5
Eis..so EErahaS ( G4 Gs4R1GHTwoon dH sSoG Detached
rooms. l.. baths; gss heat. Eyes No, No
5000.
MT. PLEASANT section. near 18th St
| Ideal for a rooning house; row brick. l !
rms: ~, baths, reiar;. stove. back
| VIM A. KEMP. HO. 0ls1; Sunday, AT.
GARFIELD ST. NV. about half block
Hotel-1G rooms, 3 baths: 2-car sarase;
oil heat:levner occupied; INCOME property
price. $50; down. S.. 900 EDWIN 1.
isss ONrARIO PL. N.w.-Brick, rooms
and bath: gas heat: 1avatory In basement;
sear sarase; rood condition Possession
with settlement. s13.750 for quick sale
Exclusive With ROBERT =. HAZEL 81
Evening star., 1947-05-18

at the scene - blazing lights -
painted silken streamers - long
banquet tables piled high with
food and drink - massed rows of
eager faces beaming at him,
shouting, "Hola! Hola' Enter, Sah-
jim"
HE CROSSED the threshold with a
dazed look of unbelief. Why, it
seemed as if all Chinatown was
packed into this blazing room!
The Council of Han in their cere-
monial robes, and the tong chief
tains, and the merchants of Null
berry Lane. High and low, rich
and poor - Kim Yao the gold
smith and Sam Sing the barber -
Lee Shu the banker and Mark Sin
the gambler, a friendly enemy for
thirty years - Ling Chang, mas
ter of feng shni nimagic - Chin kai
the famous artist - DR.. Mark
Wing - and dozens of others.
And there were white men. too
Captain Winters of the Pre-
cinct, Captain O'Hara from Head
quarters, and Inspector Hartley
all three graduates from the China
town Squad. The three great
heroes of Mike Farrell's special
Evening star., 1947-05-18

Yes, some of the words were in
disjointed and jumbled English,
but Molly didn't need translator
to know that these were words of
honor and esteem and affection.
Then came fresh round of ap-
plause, and a great shout of "Hao,
Hao! Make a speech, Sah- JIM"
Slowly, Mike got to his feet, still
a little dazed, little bewildered.
Then he caught Molly's eye -
Molly looking up at him as though
he were eight feet tall - Molly
with soft shine in her eyes, like
the first time he'd kissed her.
Yes. she understood him now.
And she was proud of him proud
of this night whose memory he
could keep forever, like a medal.
NIKE FARRELL reached for the
Wine-cup to moisten his dry lips.
and his unsteady fingers knocked
it over. Eager hands righted the
cup, rehlled it. 1t was only
matter of seconds, but Mike was
grateful for the small delay. There
are times when a man needs an
extra moment or two to pull him
self together - to master the sud-
den lump in his throat. The End
Evening star., 1947-05-18
CHINATOWN KEEPS A SECRET
Continued from page ten

into a dark hall, and Lee clapped
his hands together sharply shout
ing, Hal! Make light! l bring a
friend of the Sons of Ham,"
Allofa sudden, lights flashed on,
and two heavy inner doors swung
wide on the brightly lighted Hall
of Council Mike stood blinking
Evening star., 1947-05-18

world, come here to do him honor
on this night of fulhllment.
'Lord!' Mike breathed fer
vently. IF only Molly could see
thisr
Well, Molly was there to see it.
While Mike moved toward the
place of honor. Captain Winters
slipped off and came back with
Molly on his arm. She was smiling
at him, looking mighty fine in her
best silk dress. with her smooth
Evening star., 1947-05-18

quickly and completely!
. Makes oceans of rich, fragrant
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Leaves hair sweet, clean, natu-
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. Carries away unsightly loose
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Let's hair dry soft and manage
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Evening star., 1947-05-18

. Halo contains no soap. Made
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Halo reveals the true natural
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time you use it, leaves it SHIN
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. Needs no lemon or vinegar
after-rinse. Halo rinses away
Evening star., 1947-05-18

gray hair fixed up
special. She looked
pleased and proud.
too, and right at
home amid the Ori-
entail faces, and the
Oriental splendor
of the decorations.
NIKE was lost in
a dream. He ate
without seeing,
drank without tast-
ing. Speeches were
made, and presents
given - fine, rich
gifts wrapped in
squares of gleam-
ing Shantung silk.
And the words that
were spoken were
more precious than
the gifts - glowing
words beyond the
value of silk, silver,
ivory and jade.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

easy to do. You had to deal with
all kinds of queer emergencies that
weren't covered by Police Regula-
tons. Maybe you had to settle a
personal feud, or wrestle with an
Oriental triangle, or help young
lovers along when a Chinese father
wanted to sell a daughter to the
highest bidder, in the old tradi-
tional way.
Bong! .. Bong! Bong!
Mike listened to the slow, heavy
strokes of St. Mary's bell, tolling
midnight. Well, this was the end
of his last patrol. And Chinatown
was fast asleep - and as indiffer-
ent to his departure as it was to
his arrival, forty-tive years ago.
No farewells, no friendly words or
warm wishes from these people
he'd served so long and faithfully
- nothing but Hugh Lees casual
us long time -"
MIKE pulled in a deep breath
and quickened his pace. turning
back along Mulberry Lane, on his
way to the Precinct, passing all
the darkened windows, the bolted
doors.
Thus he came to the Suey Sing
Tong House, with its gilded door
way where two stone foo dogs kept
guard against evil spirits. And as
he was passing, a voice called out
"Hai, Sah-jin! All finish now?"
Mike swung around and saw
Hugh Lee standing there. ''All
Finished" he said tersely. and
turned to 60 on.
"Hola" Hugh Lee protested.
"Sah-jin have time maybe for one
little cup rice-wine - yiss? For
old time sake - yiss?"
"Sure, why not?" Mike gave a
twisted smile. We're old friends,
aren't we?"
"Wah!" Hugh Lee said, push
ing open the door. They stepped
Evening star., 1947-05-18

Chinatown became people plain,
ordinary people who were born
and lived and loved and dreamed
and died, exactly like anybody
else :. And there was nothing
mysterious about the Oriental -
once you learned to see behind the
wooden blankness they wore as a
Evening star., 1947-05-18

Molly see it his
way. For all his
-coaxing, she hadn't
set foot in China
town a dozen times
in all those years
to see the Dragon
Parade at Ne W
Years, or an old
style Chinese we'd
ding, or to dine at
the famous Canton
Gardens.
Well, to under
stand people you've
got to share the de-
tails of their lives
andhopesand fears.
But it hadn't been
Evening star., 1947-10-26

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Evening star., 1947-10-26

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Evening star., 1947-10-26
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Evening star., 1947-10-26

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-19

The basketball season has hard
~ gotten under way, but we have
already heard loud OvertOnes Of
an incident similar to the WyO-
ming affair Of last year. City
College, whose squad is manned
by Jewish and Negro boys, always
seems to get 1t in the neck. Open
ing their current campaign, the
Lavender five took on q strong
American U. aggregation, from
Washington, ID. G. The game was
q cOrker for the most part with
American u. a leader until late
In the final minutes when fresh
City reserves ran, them into the
boards.
There is something about the
fast pace of basketball that brings
out the primitive in competitors.
We are given to understand that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-19
JEWS IN
SPORTS

the Southern quintet goaded the
City players with the same brand
Of talk that resulted in barring
Wyoming from future Garden
appearances under the coaching
aegis of Everett Shelton. Amer
icans unsportsmanlike conduct
marks the third year In succession
that visiting teams have been
accused of anti-Semitic and anti
Negro talk.
Most New York college fives
have taken cOgnizance of the VIC
ious batting that exists in Buff
falO. Consequently N. Y. q. and
L. /. U. are not making their an
nual trips to the upstate city.
City College looms as the best
of New York City College fives
with N. Y. U. as a possible con-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-19

tender for local and national hon
ors if and when the boys show
they can play together. Last
year the Violets were rated high
due to the presence of Sid Tan
enbaum on the team. Somehow
Tanenbaum's presence didn't help
the school cause overly much. II
fact the reverse was true. It
seems that Sid and Coach Jake
Can didn't hit it off-to the event
ual harm of the team. N. Y. u.
has vet five built around Adolph
Schayes, Don Forman, and Ray
Lump. It's conceivable this club
can click and develop into the
contender expected of last winters
squad.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
Births Reported
Urcm the D. q. Bureau Of vital statisticsl

4 II gsas5 5l
sidney and Isabells Alsobrook. boy.
William and Mary blair, .boy.
Tos6 and sylyli. lTssdsn. Ssy.
William and Dorothy Brown, girl
H.Ibsrt and y.;n. nsry Ghrissoferscn; r.. boy; Sov
Essvsr .na paisis SaiDsIsson, boy.
soar: san ana ana WITH vlan. DsSass D.sox s BOY
| Andrew and Maidee Delning. boy.
ThoIn.s and MaIy pcwd; girl l,,
GGaspsz paag snd anf Louise ass'1 Franz. Boy
| Robert and Gloria Fuller. girl
John and Mary Gibson. boy.
bempsey enau Saa and Viz ViIrinia R Haller. girl.
eSrvinn ersin and and Sestries Hansen, sirl.
Harry and Frances Harris, boy.
James and G1oris HATS. n.ra.,i Siri; ~,
Charles and md Anna Hsndry. BOY.
Clarence and Halle Henley. boy.
robert md l.s Eyslyn III Miekor, e;s. boy;
Isadore and Pearl HoniE, boy.
ESSsst sS.. ana ana Men Men ieoss. seoss, f1! bos
Henry and Frances kinnaman. boy and
Donald and Martha Koyaeic. girl.
Rebert and josephine Krichmar. girl
Hsnei T1ir1nSdy md s.slias sas nj Ie5oasss 5aii siri
Gordon and Margaret LeGrande, boy.
gasrIss 5oseps ana aao kathisen Iolsus boy.
Ralph and Cleo Lohman. boy.
ssF dEasd snd rs poross nnns MseEhsSse hGad girl
Msrls, ,a and d lssh ;l',i Menas, Mnn:. boy. Roy
Donald and Anna Morgan, boy.
Harry and Mary Mccolllm. boy.
Duyal and Wilma McCutchen, girl.
William Tn an and Eleanor McReynolds. boy.
John and Roseann ofConEell. boy.
Louis and Anne Pess, girl.
.ss M9assn .nd and Anna manfz Eobs1s pSassr eff E
George and Betty Rolls. twin boys.
Arthur and Pauline schreiber, Girl.
William and Jean shotWell. boy. -,
James and Marilyn Sp!vey. girl.
william and Kathryn Stone, girl.
James and Edna Suber. girl
Alfred and Dorothy Thomas, boy.
John and Jean Thomas, boy.
Georges and Jalna Toresas. boy.
John and Mary walker, boy.
dsSras sSmss ana aa0tsssi tssssins ase wilson. Sey
W. Conroy and Mary Wilson. girl.
Fred and virginia Allen. boy.
William and Mary Butler, boy.
Wiis Sssn ana ma rs1ay y,91e psai.. SAVE Boy So'
Thomas and Frances Hail. boy.
John and zelma Harrison. boy.
Hs.r, 1Gss sna and cisan7 Insa whssIsT nass s rir
James and and Florence Flor White. boy,
Robert and Wiiheimina wright. boy.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
British to CIothe ItoIions

Each Of the ASA skilled Italian
foundry workers coming to work
In England's industries viii receive
free an overcoat, boots and q
sweater, and his wages, insurance
and other benefits will be those Of
British workers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03
8. septenbra 1947
:, ! po;tal
zene. pridruzite Sc i
Proqresivnim Slovenian

Euclid, O.-Kot je Re nasi Sir
81 javnosti znano tukaj in po
drugih. naselbinah, smo Progre-
sivne Slovenke v teku kampanje
"a move clanice in ustanavljanje
snovih krozkov. -.
Kaj vse so Progressive Slo-
venke doslej storile "a napredek
svojega naroda in v splosnem
oziru, ne bonn ponavljala, kajti
to je znano re tukaj in v start
domovini. Ali 81 ii, zena in de-
kle, vrstah nasih Progresivnih
Slovenk? Ako nisi, ali nj tvoja
dolznost, da pristopis k enemu
ali drugemu krozku, XII je naj-
blizji "a vas?
Tu " Euclidu bono imele pri
krozku st. 3 redno sejo nocoj.
Vabimo in priporocamo nasim
Slovenian, mladim in starej-
Sim, da mas obiscete in postanete
nasa clanica. Ne DO VAN zal. &c
pa ne zelite priti sama, pripelji-
te Sc kako prijateljico ali znan-
ko, ali pa sporocite eni ali drusi
clanici, XII vas bo radevolje spre-
mila ma sejo. Torej, kaj pravite?
Kaj pa zene po raznih zuna-
njih naselbinah? Nekaj vas je
ze obljubilol priceti S krozki!
Kako vam gre? Pc dopisih skle-
pam, da je veliko naselbin, XII
imajo zene in dekleta, XII spada-
jo nase vrste.
Torej, katera naselbina bo pr
va ustanovila nov krozek?
Ia kampanjski odbor:
Mary Medvesek, krozek st. 3.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03

jeseni leta 1945 bilo sklenjeno,
da Sc ostali denar, ki ga je zbra-
la ia organizacija, obrne "a ma
kup potrebnih roentgenskih
aparatov in raznih pritiklin "a
diagnozo jetitnih bolezni ter po-
trebnih zdravil in drugih pri-
pomockov "a zdravljenje istih.
Pozneje so prosili "a instrument
tarij "a mozgansko kirurgijo,
"a potrebne filme in razne knji-
ge il zdravstvene stroke, ker
Jim je sovraznik unicil Sc tisto
malo, kar SO pref imeli. Kolike-
ga pomona in <kako hvalezni so
nam v starem kraju "a nakup
raznih aparatov, medecinskih
knjig in drugih zdravstvenih
pripomockov, XII smo jih tukaj
kupovali z denarjem JPO-SS ter
jih tia posiljai, je najlepse raz-
vidno il lepih besed, XII nam
jih je dr.. Bozidar Lavric,
dekan medecinske fakultete ma
ljubljanski univerzi, med dru-
GIN zapisal oh priliki, ko Jim je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03

kila dostavljena ena takih ma
sih posiljatev,' in sicer:: {" i.
danasnji dan Sc mi zdi kot bo-
zieni veeer, kadar Sc sprejema-
10 darovi. Ne morete 81 pred
stavljati, kaj pomeni ia vas po-
klon "a nase delo in mas napre-
dek. Vazno je to tenn bolj, ker
SO Instrument prisli IL konti-
nenta, XII je: ravno v mozgan-
ski kirurgiji izvrsil pionirsko
delo in XII prednjaci pred vsemi
ma svetu. Ma ia nacin bono
tudi mi temi pripomocki lah-
ko sledili poti, XII so jo zaertali
Cushing, Dandy in Adson. Ma
Sc delo ma tenn polju je bio do
sedaj pravo trpljenje, ker nj
bilo potrebnih pripomockov. In
zdaj ste vi samo zbrali potrebni
denar in nakupili potrebne in
strumente in sploh ne vem, ka-
ko bi sc vam. zahvalil v imenu
nase mlade slovenske, popolne
fakultete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03

Prav tako Sc yam zahvalju-
jem v imenu cele fakultete "a
anastezijski aparat in "a knji-
&c, XII ste nam jih kupili."
Slike, XII so tn priobcene.
predstavljajo enega tistih dra-
gocenih aparatov "a analizira-
ME jeticnih bolezni, v rabi v sa-
natoriju ma Golniku. spredaj
pri vrhu aparata je pritrjena
kovinasta tablica z napisom !:
OAR AMERIsKIH SLOVEN-
CEV, dolnja vista pa pove, da
je to poklon cd JPO-SS. Tu je
ma mestu, da Sc pripomni, da je'
kliseje "a te slike o'skrbel
SANS.
Vsi tisti, XII ste kaj prispeva-
Ii in drugace pomagali k temu,
bodite veseli in ponosni! z va
SINH zulji so bill nabavljeni ii
stroll, vasimi zulji nakuplje-
ne vazne medecinske knjige, XII
Sc rabbi 10 po solah in bolnisni-
cab in il njih Sc pridno uce mia
di dijaki, XII so Sc posvetili
zdravniski stroki. Bodite veseli
in ponosni, ko vidite, kako Pile
menito in vazno delo ne samo
"a slovensko ljudstvo, pac pa
tudi "a dobrobit in lepso bo-
docnost vsega clovestva poma-
ga vrsiti vas tezko zasluzeni in
Sc tezje prihranjeni denar! :
v. Cainkar, pred !:
sednik JPO-SS ~ -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03
SKRAI
Nadebuden sinko

Sinko " druzbi tovarisev kri-
ci ma cesti v okno): "Ata, alta,
poglej skozi okno!"
Oee (pogleda in vprasa):
"Kaj pa hoces?"
Sinko: "Tile moi tovarisi
nocejo verjeti, da 81 plesast :"
Ma davkariji
Podjetnik Glavin je prisel ma
davkarijo in zahteval davcnega
upravitelja. Upravitelj pride in
Glavin mu rece: "Prosim vas
"a mesec dni dopusta."
Upravitelj: 'Kako? Sal niste
pri mas usluzbeni."
Glavin: "Ressje, toda JAZZ de-
lam "a vas ze dvajset let ."
Pri starinarju
"Vceraj ste mi prodali te hla-
&c "a so djnarjev. Ker pa so
polne usi, jih morate vzeti ma
zaj"
"Kaj Sc? Ali menite morda,
da Van bonn dial "a Vasih ubo-
9Th pet kovacev v hlace papi-
ge?''.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03
PL.INSKA VOJNA 500 LET
PRED NASIM STETJEM,

Neki starinoslovci, obenem
podkoyani v kemiji, trdijo, da
plinska svojna nj moderen IL
.um. Pri obleganju Delija so
kakor trdita Hoderer in Istin
- biz,i 500. let pred naso ero
Beocani zgradili lstroj, XII je me-
tai zadusljive pline, cudno zmes
zvepla, smole in oglja, da bi raz-
bill ostanek atenske vojske. ",
XVI. stoletju je bila pIinska
vojna napredoy in; Turk, ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03

aga preskovalna komsa, potem b morale brez vsak
te ali pa stran to resitev spreet in dati
deo da prporocila postaneo stvarnos Pustii e reba
enkrat peroleske ce straeske ozire mperalsticne
aspiracije it'd in obrt pozornost 25OOO0 coveskh
bt, XII zivo raznh aboriscih zelijo sarno enosvoj
lastni dom, pa najsbo ia dom puscavi in ma goen
kamnu. s~ tsEt.s 80 .z=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03

so nos vtikali v Avstrijo, so do
bill ma glavo bombe, nabite z
arzenikom, XII so Sc jim zdele
neznosne in jih ustavile. Toda
tezko je nadaljevati primerno
med temi starinskimi poskusi
in danasnjo kemijsko borbo.
Med nekdanjimi "smrdljivimi
lonci" in nasimi najnovejsimi
plini je toliko razlike, kolikor
med anticno nalicnico in seda-
MO plinsko masko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-03

Vsem rojakom, XII Sc kolickaj
zanimajo "a nase javno zivlje-
ME v Ameriki, je lahko dobro v
spominu, kako silno mas je dir
milo, ko so ma pomlad leta 1941
Hitlerjeve in Mussolinijeve po-
divjane fasisticne cete napadle
Jugoslavijo, in kako tezko smo
Sc cutili prizadeti tudi mi, ko
smo izvedeli O krutostih in gro
zodejstvih, XII so jih pocenjale
ma nasem ljudstvu. Lahko Sc
spominjate tudi, kako nitro smo
bill pripravljeni pomagati ne
srecni start domovini in kako
kmalu nato smo ustanovili po-
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materielno bogvekaj pomagati.
Medtem smo pa doznali, da Sc
je tam med vojno vsled podhra-
njenosti, prezebanja in sploh
prevelikega trpljenja ljudstva
st4asno razsirila proletarska
bolezen-jetika, XII je razsajala
Sc posebno med mladino. So
vraznik je pozigal in uniceval
po dezeli celia stiri leta in ko Sc
je koncno moral umakniti pred
silo partizanske vojske, je oro-
pal stare domovino dokraja;
kar nj mogel ukrasti in vzeti Sc
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boj, je zlobno unicil in pokon-
cal. Tako je nasa stara domo-
vina ostala tudi brez vsakih
pripomockov, XII so bill potreb-
nj "a zdravljenje jeticnih ljudi.
In dasi je bilo veliko pomanjka-
ME kruha ter je ljudstvo ,po
vsej dezeli strasno trpelo vsled
gladu, j, bila potreba po zdra-
With in znanstveni pripomockih
"a zdravljenje jetike Sc veliko
bolj nujna.
In tako je prislo, da je ma Sc
j glavnega odbora JPO-SS v
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sebno organizacijo zaeno kot
Jugoslovanski pomozni odbor,
slovenska sekcija, ali ma kratko
JPO-SS. Takoi smo zaceli S pri-
rejanjem shodov, ma k a terih
smo ogorceno protestirali ter
zaeno zbirali denar, S katerim
smo namerava1i pomagati ne
srecnim bratom in sestram v
starem kraju, kakor nitro 'bo
mogoce.
In kot je vsem nadalje lahko
znano, ne denarja ne kake dru-
&c gmotne pomoci med vojno nj
bilo varno posiljati, pa Sc pre-
cej casa po vojni nismo mogli
Evening star., 1947-07-14
za|e, Graziano Hold
Final Drills; Champ
RATE IS Favorite
BY the Associatsd Press

CHICAGO, July 14.-Boxing gloves
were tossed to the sidelines today
as Tony Zale, world middleweight
champion. and Rocky Graziano,
Brooklyn challenger, engaged in
final drills for their 15-round title
bout Wednesday night.
Neither planned anything more
strenuous than light gymnasium
routine with no boxing. Zale, re-
freshed by a days layoff to break
the monotony Of training, made a
last-minute switch of plans and
decided to engage In a short work.
out for the benefit of late-arriving
newspapermen who had not seen
him in action.
Graziano also will go through light
gym exercises. He planned some
brisk running during the morning
hours before Iimbering up in the
gymnasium in early afternoon, with
Zale working out later in the same
place.
Graziano probably will weigh
around 155 pounds to Zale's 160 when
they climb in the ring in the Chi
cago Stadium. Rocky weighed 154
to Zale's 100 when Zale knocked
him out in a six-round thriller in
New York's Yankee Stadium last
September.
Graziano declared today he was
certain he would stop zale in three
rounds.
Zale-installed as a rs favorite-
regards his condition as superb. He
says he is in much better shape than
he was for the first encounter, which
he fought after a two-week hospital
siege.