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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
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dnevi je gospodarska kontrolna
komisija izvrsila pregled v tr-
govini Lieana Aleksandra. Cd
leta 1914 do sedaj nj vodil nobe-
mega racunovodstva. Skrival je
blago, XII pa Sc mu je ze precej
pokvarilo. Tako je incl osem XII
logramov pokvarjenega sira
parmezana, kekse pa SO mu spo-
jedie misi. Ma podstresju je incl
300 kilogramov papirja, IA "a
bojev UNRRA hrane, 1872 ko-
madov UNRRA-inih mesnih
konzerv, 78 konzerv mleka, 80
litrov OLA, sest kilogramov ma
sla, $50 skatljic vzigaic in raz-
no posodo iz porcelana. Organi
narodne uprave Sc sedaj kontro-
lirajc in raziskujejo, ker poslo-
vanje v trgovini nj bilo pravilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

Ia letos imamo v nacrtu OBJ
novo ceste il Harij ma Pregarje.
CELJE-V drugi polovici me-
SEGA decembra sc je zacel to-
varni "Metka" v Celju strokovni
,tecaj, XII bo trajal sest mesecev.
Namen tega tecaja je, da Sc de-
lavstvo strokovno dvigne, da DO
lazje vrsilo naloge tako pri dvi-
gu produkcije kakor tudi v IL
boljsanju kvalitete .blaga TEX
stilni industriji. Snow je vzela
il ucnega nacrta drzavne TEX
stilne sole v Kranju in nudi obs
kovalcem tecaja moznost, da Sc
seznani.o z najosnovnejsimi
stvarmi, XII Sc poucujejo ne dr.
zavni Soil v Kranju.
ILIRSKA BISTRICA - Pred
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
MAR MAJ Sc PONOVI ZLOCIN?

Ponatis il "Ljudskega tednika')

sedaj prpravajo pogodbo Avstro e svoem 60
argumentral zateve Jugoslave do Avsre Med dru
gm je deja Pr vprasanju Avstre tako kot
sanu neskh satetov uncenje zvorov XII pripea do
njihove udelezbe pr fasistcnem napadu
Bo Koroskh Sovencev in vseh jugosovanskh naroov "a
svobodo e bill lasno svobodo in hkra obca deokra
tcna na6ela svobode.
Pav narodnocsvobodini bo Koroh Slovencev tel voni
jasno potrd Slovenska Koroka navzc gema
nizatorskemu nasu ostaa do danasnega dne kar ba
skozi 3 dezea sc slovenskega naroda
prot nasln germanizacij
Tertorialna zahteva FL e ud geografskega
ekonoskega vdka Sovenska Kooska in sovensk obmeni
predict Stajerke odr gravitrao prot sosenm sloven
skim pokranam jh vezejo mimi sarodavne mocne go
Avstrja obcutit da ponena naslna germanizacia
napadanost zlocn oceh eovestva Zato
pogodba Avstro urenic pravce 100000 Slovencev do ka
vadaoci Avsrc obnasali Herrenvok nasprot
ljudem nizje
Jugoovansk narod zahevao tujega ampak zahtevajo
svoe Zahevao ozem sloveskega naroda in naconane
pravce Hrvate Avstriji.
ogov upa prepree da bi dosega pravco sovenska
Koroska obmeni predict Saerske ter gadiscansk Hrvae
pravco XII posvete zrtve nhovega boa ve
jugoovansk narodov tel voni zast pa zrtve Koroki
Slovencev.
prcakuje, da negovo telo bo okrnjeno
em bi odseka DEL XII je nadraz zaradi negove
zgodovnske vloge Sovenska Koroska ba pod
skim vedno boleca odpa teeu sovenskega
naroda noli mogel prza Avstri pravice do te o
venske dezele, XII je bia nasilno odvzeta
FLRJ obra6a svoimi zahevami do zaveznkov
preprcanu bodo tud on obrn problem
osvoboditve jugosovanskh ozee izpod Avre in zascte
gradcanskih Hrvaov kakor tud problem demo
Avstre da bodo resevanu racunali dejansk
etienm sanem poleno nujnostjo in orani imperative
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

Spet zeeno izo odoca usodi Sc della soven
ske zeme ovenskega udsva in spet nasa javnos
skbena usodo Koroske-belke sovenske drzavne
stojnosti.
Navajen ze liz nase bridke izkusne
vani demokr naGrtno orekao najosnovneso
cionaln zdruzvi vseh Jugoslovanov drzav Ludsk
pubk Jugoslav Toda mi tudi zakaj Prav dobro
cgavem nteresu in kake je bio potrebno usvari
Trzasko Svobodno Ozeme gavem nteresu tud napor
da peharo koroo udstvo negovo borbo ze Jugosla
WHO neno pravico Prav dobro zba Trsu
in u da vprav Kooska postaa pod sedanjo anglo
amersko upravo znanm c drugo zatocsce vonh zoncev
cd nacnih gavarev do cetnh in belogardcnh izrodko
Prav goovo e da b gasovalni sro zapadnega peria
zma eke vsa aersko crto, ze Wlsonovo &c
b bo nasega boa e prodrl svet in razga resnieo
APav gotovo hi raeln deokraticnega zaveznka sk
Sail zasuznjt ali kateremko jarmu dr
varsv &c ne b ugoslovana dipoacija skrajn mer
izkorista argmente XII svoo neovrgvo reanosto beo
pode dplomake ahinacie zakrnenh mperialistov in
vraznkov ah deokracj vzhoda Mic drugacno b bilo
danes sasce teh nash praelev do Koroske &c bi bill
argument Memo prkluctev Jugoslav prav tako trdn
kot so bill "a naso Primorsko.
Zaradi izkusenj asn koz bill nit proved
ceni ko ssa da e konferenc Londonu nekdo IL
JUNE Ake menil da jugosovanskm zahteva Koros
ugod ker b to sprozilo zahteve Sc drugh drzav
Koko diploatskega socutja enega najzvestesh hitler
evih zaveznkov kolko inavske rb Arkanca Evropo
skodo imperializma
Toda Jugoslavja ms odrec sovenski KoroSk
600 svo jud ot nko nj odrekla slovenski oba
Tru) korst mperalzma, XII skusa ze teh delhi usvara
zarista Ia popono ovobodev Koroske pod
manskega jara memo prikljucev Jugosavi
voje Joze vian sef jugosovanske deegace
konferenci naesnikov zunanjih mnsrov Londonu kjer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
Novice il JugosIavije
Graditelje Mladinske proge
smo nauradili :

srno nagradili
RAvNE pri 'Gustanju-Tudi
iz nasega podjetja ZDN kovin-
ske industrije, podruznica Raw
ne pri Gustanju, je v minulem
letu delalo osem mladincev pri
gradnji ''Mladinske proge' Brc-
ko-Banovici. Vsi ii tovarisi so
Sc vrnili zdravi nazaj in njih
ustvarjajoca sila je vecja kot
pred odhodom. Mas mladi kader
so dvignili lepim zgledom v
delu in disciplini.
Zato so mladinci nasega pod
jetja dne 4. januarja ma mnoz-
nicnem sestanku AT dali vsem
osmim tovarisem Xxi SO delali ma
progi, po 1000 dinarjev, kar so
z5rali med seboj.
Vzporedno S tenn je v obratu v
teku nabiralna akcija, XII DO pod
prla tovarise, XII bodo odsli ma
progo Samac-Sarajevo.
TOMINJE pri Ilirski Bistrici
-Nasa mala vasica je bila ma
ia 1914 do tai pozgana. Nemski
in italijanski fasisti so takrat
zazgali tudi SO MOI, zena in
otrok. Po osvoboditvi je bila vas
kot izumrla, sedaj pa so sc vrni-
lie ze skoraj vse druzine ma svo-
je obnovljene domove. Ia hitrc
obnovo je preskrbela nasa OBJ
novitvena zadruga. Obnovili ir
preuredili smo tudi solsko po.
slopje, kamor bodo hodili v Sole
tudi otroci il sosednih vasi Ia
jels in Podbez.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

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prispepek sknpni zmo9i mad foSis'it'
mimi zouoieunlci Ter ispoIni'i meme
uprouitene znhieue y pos'edu Slovenskt
Koroske. slnuenskih obmejmh prede'ot
Sloierske in Gr0diStnnsbh Hrudiov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

perIai.Hu m 50 Sc y borbi proh taSzHw
Z orosjen roki posiovih bran Znio
ten'bolj upraviteno prtok"jejo. do Sc bo
zdW pri skIepnnju miroune pogodbe 3
Ausirijo. HI le sodelovolo . Uoini no
.ironi nneis'ifne NerntIje. kontno i,pol.
Mia njihovo uproviteno ,nhievo. do Sc
10 s'ouensko ozemlje osuobodi izpod iuje
noduiode in psiktjuH K Ju9osinviji
Sione,sko Korosko obscgo okrog 297C
kuodr. kiioB,efrou 3 priblizno i80OOO
prebivolci. Cd koierih je nod 10000
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

Obiouljomo zen,ijevid Slorcnske Koro-
Ike. koiere prikliHiiieu k Ju9osloviH je
sahiesolo iugoslouonskd ulodo suoji
spomenici konferenci nonestnikov mimi
sirov "a zunonje zodeve y Lonlonu, OPT.
sojoe sc no norodnosine, zgodovinske,
sem'jepisne in gospodnrske rozIoee. XII
Osi govore "a 10. do pripodd 10 osen'lje
Ju9osloviT, kar tell in zohicua hdi pre-
biooIsivo lego oseniio. koroski Slovenci.
Sio'eiio SC Sc upiroI eermonskemu uoiu
IN peiik0neDskemu ter avsiriisken,u I'm.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

Siovencev. osio'o po 20 ponemteni Slo.
vcnci ali pa nemsM priseijenci. No
zemljcvid,.. Hi go objnUljom". ie zafr-
iana mejo. kokor 10 prrdIogo y suoji
sponrnici jugoslOuonsko vlndo
Ia 1,ejo poieko koie 1906 q, y Korn-
skin Alpoh pr soieski Krnici do islfuo
poioko Krnico Ziljo nnio p0 y seUero-
uzf,odni. srneri do koie 952 m in no Ne
qei (2ifSm) . Ziijskih Alpnh. nnio po
grrbenu Ziljshh Alp do Spifeko (1329 my
ter preko Bele9o potoko no Bukovnik
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Burger Wins Tourney Hockey Lions Near
Without Pin Handicap Second Place Tie

The Washington Lions hockey
team needs a tie In either of their
two remaining games to deadlock
with Boston Olympics for second
place sin the Eastern League. A tie
in both or a win in either viii put
them alone in second spot. The
schedule sends them against Valley
field Braves tomorrow night and
New York Rovers on Friday night.
both at Uline Arena.
In yesterdays league games, the
Lions scored 4 goals in the final
period to tie Baltimore Clippers,
6-6; New York. already loop cham
pion, added the Wills Trophy to its
collection by topping the Braves,
5-l, and Boston temporarily took
second place by topping Shawinigan
Falls, 81.
The Clippers started last nights
game at Baltimore by earning At
lead in the first period, and carried
a 5-3 edge into the final. The Lions
came back, however. Guy Roach
completed the hat trick, and addi-
tional tallies by Bud Foley and
Chirp Brenchley pulled the Lions
into a tie, all in the first eight
minutes Of the last period. Here
Billy Harmon gave Baltimore an
other lead at 1884. but Joe Catlin
completed Washington's comeback
with . tying marker two minutes
later.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
CopsHdve7OGumesRemoininq
With Seven on Home Court

Before Washington's Capitols can
begin slicing away at the Basket
Ball Associations playoff melon next
month, 10 regular season games re-
main to be played, seven OF which
are home encounters.
Detroit, st. Louis, New York,
Cleveland and Chicago will furnish
the Caps with their home opposition
and any one of these teams would
take pleasure In marring the Caps
perfect hone-court record.
BY knocking of Boston Saturday
night at Uline Arena for their 23d
straight home court win, the Caps
clinehed the Eastern Division title
and now boast record Of 40 wins
against 10 setbacks.
In the Western Division the Chi
cago Stays lead by only game, but
their margin is in the all-important
lost column.
The high-scoring Stays moved a
game up on the second place st.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
By Burton Howkins

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 3.-If Clark
Griffith is displaying any concern
over the continued absence of Out
fielder Buddy Lewis he's doing it
with remarkable restraint. He isn't
fuming or condemning Lewis for
his failure to report to the Mats
spring training camp. He accepts
the fact that Buddy may not re-
port with an attitude bordering on
noncha)ance.
'This same situation may develop
next year." reasons Griffith, 80 it
might only be delaying things If
Lewis does report and sign. He's
doing alfsttght as an automobile
dealer now and it appears his heart
isn't in baseball. Even II he plays
this year IT. might be with half
mind on his business, so maybe it
would be better if we started groom
ing somebody else for the job.
'This probably would be Lewis
last season anyway. Instead of
searching for a replacement next
spring we might as well start now.
We have fine looking prospect in
Jack Netcher and a classy little
fielder in Earl Wooten. Joe Grace
gave us a fine performance last
season. With Stan Spence and Gil
Coan to play with one of them we
wouldn't be in bad shape for an
outheld."
Silent Stalemate Reached.
Lewis and Griffith have reached
a silent stalemate. They have
spoken no harsh words. In fact,
they haven't exchanged a word by
letter or telephone for more than
three weeks, and while Lewis re-
mains rooted at his Gastonia, N. c.,
residence the feeling fingers that
he'll pop into training camp shortly
and sign.
Griffith is indicating he won't
bulge nickel over what he has
offered Lewis, who is requesting a
sizeable boost for hitting 292 last
season. They are $4,000 apart and
neither Is making a move designed
to promote agreement, but when
last contacted Lewis was taking his
holdout in light-hearted vein.
IT won't quit baseball" said
Buddy, who by way of terminating
the telephone conversation said,
"I1l see you in few days" More
than q few days have elapsed and
nothing has happened, but Lewis
and Griffith always have been
friendly and it's likely one OF them
will weaken soon.
Lewis Listed in Batting Order.
Meanwhile Manager Ossie Bluege
has indicated his plans, and they're
flexible enough to include or exclude
Lewis. He has posted a batting
order for the Mats morning squad
which includes Buddy in the third
slot, but, significantly, also shows
Coan, Spence and Grace in the
lineup.
Ossie is tipping his hand on the
Mats swinging succession, with
George Myatt leading of, Coan hit
ting second, followed by Lewis,
Mickey Vernon and Stan Spence
Grace has been. nudged into the
next spot, followed by Cecil Travis.
Jerry Priddy, Sherry Robertson, AL
Evans and Frank Mancuso. but
Evening star., 1947-03-03

Conference tournament. In 1943
G. w. won the title by beating
william and Mary, Davidson and
Duke while last year the Colonial
"informals" lost to v. P. I. in the
first round.
Maryland was a 54-27 victim of
North Carolina last year in the
first round. Coach Burt Shipley has
taken team to the tournament for
most of his years as Terp mentor,
and achieved his greatest success
in 1882, when Maryland won the
title before the Southern and
Southeastern Conferences split.
G. w. Splits With Generals.
George Washington has played its
first-round opponent, Washington
and Lee, twice previously this sea-
son. The Colonials won, 67-56, here,
but lost, $3.50, in Lexington on the
third game OF three-day road trip.
G. w. will be a comfortable favorite
on Thursday.
Arnold Heft, one of the Districts
top officials, today was named by
Tournament Chairman Ed Cameron
as one of the tournament referees.
Heft, a member OF the District
Board and the Eastern Association,
previously was slated for the Mason
Dixon Conference tournament
Thursday and Saturday and The
Star event on Friday but was re-
leased from previous commitments.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Demaret Wins, Teams
With Hogan atMiami
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. 3.
Jimmy Demaret, winner of the
st. Petersburg Open golf tourna-
ment, and Ben Hogan, his closest
rival for winter circuit honors
among the touring pros, will be pull
ing together this week.
Demaret, who won the $4,000
event here yesterday, will team with
Hogan, last years winner, to de-
fend their Miami four ball cham
pionship beginning Thursday.
Demaret, pulling down $4,000 as
the winners share of the $4,000
prize money, not only succeeded the
Hershey, Pa, sharpshooter as st
Petersburg titleholder, but also sup
planted him as leading money win
ner for the winter season.
Washington's Lew Worsham post
ed three and five over par rounds
of "A and 76 on the final day to fin
ish in a five-way deadlock for sew
enth place with 288, worth $400.
Two other Middle Atlantic play
ers finished in the money. Chand-
Ter Harper Of Portsmouth, Va.
picked up the tour here and finished
with 289 for a $191.66 share Of the
purse while George Payton oil
Hampton, Va, had 291 to make the
prize list for $50.
Evening star., 1947-03-03

Gonzaga. Opening tilt tomorrow Is
between Landon and Bethesda.
Girls teams swing into action on
Wednesday.
Winners Hard to Predict.
None of the teams playing tonight
have met each other this season,
and winners are hard to predict.
Eastern and st. Johns probably will
be slight choices, but neither faces
soft touch. The Ramblers lost to
Coolidge last Saturday in the D. G.
public high final after beating the
Colts earlier this season, and are
aching for a return crack at them.
This they could get If both survive
for Friday nights title game.
The Generals, however, could prove
a stumbling block for the Ramblers
right at the start. They showed
themselves in top form by running
up their largest scoring total of the
season, IA points. while beating
Fairfax last Friday. John Chalfant
and Perry Currin are just two OF
the Generals scoring aces ready to
match skill with such Eastern
standouts as AL Guiffreda, Wendell
Gilroy and Johnny Brown.
Johnnies Last Won in '38.
Stuyvesant's Flying Dutchmen,
with 10 won and three lost this sea-
son, have a fancier record than the
Johnnies' 17-8, but the Johnnies
have been playing In slightly
tougher league. st. Johns last won
the Metro tournament in 1888, and
this year has chance OF winning
again. joey Gallagher. one of the
standouts Of that '38 team, Is as
sistant coach at st. Johns this
year. incidentally, sand he's given
the boys an idea of just what it
takes to come out ahead in this
event. - s,..
The Johnnies have a well bal
anced quint, headed by Jack George
and Brad Pusey. There's fair re-
serve strength, too, at st. Johns
which might make the difference
against Stuyvesant. The Flying
Dutchmen are a well-knit outfit
however, and probable starts are
Johnny Copp, Pat Patton, George
Burklin, George Swenson and Rob-
ert Quinn. Copp is the scoring
leader here, and during most of the
season averaged Is points game
He's only 150-pounder, but a real
sharpshooter. The Dutchmen are
coached by D. A. Williamson, q
former University of Wisconsin
player, and use the Western style OF
shooting which is becoming more
and more popular with high school
teams in this section.
Evening star., 1947-03-03

Thirty-seven free pins handed
Johnny Burger yesterday in the 18th
annual Dutch" Sherbahn duckpin
tournament were just so much ex-
cess baggage as the Hi-Skor Dis
trict League ace pocketed first prize
of slo0. Burger added the 81 to $50
for winning score of LOTT, aver
aging 140 for the 7-game stretch.
Second in the field of 81 sharp
shooters was Sam Caruso, who
picked up $40 with 51-966 count.
The most exciting competition,
however, was the battle between
Ray Watson and Tony Santini for
third place, with the former finally
taking it by one pin. Each had a
1-stick handicap and Watson totaled
Gas to Santini's 944, collecting $50
to Tony's S25.
Frank Mischou's 51-937 was good
for fifth place and $40, while Bud
Lemerise rolled 121-927 for SIS, and
Roger Duke Doyle knocked down
60-919 for $40. Frank Schaffer's 16l
game took the consolation prize OF
s6, while Bill King annexed con-
ISOLATION set money of Sc for his 877
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Griff-lndiun Deal
Expected Today
by q stoff Correspondent Of The sfor

by Sf0ff SoHeSpondehf o. Inc Sf0f
ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 3.--An-
rouncement Of q deal involving
several Cleveland Indians and
Washington's Mats appeared like
ly today, with President Bill
Veeck Of the Cleveland Club
making his second flight here
within month yesterday in an
attempt to negotiate a trade with
Clark Griffith.
Veeck disclosed he came in pur-
suit of pitcher Roger Wolff, whom
he said he wanted to purchase.
Griffith repeatedly expressed in
terest in Shortstop Jack Conway
of the Indians, but both are
believed to be covering up q deal
Of larger proportions.
Veeck and Griffith huddled yes
terday and the Cleveland presi-
dent left town after giving the
Mats boss a deal to sleep on.
Veeck was to call Griffith today
at 5 o'clock to obtain an answer
to his proposition, one of many
he has offered the Mats in recent
months.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Caroline Hiser Takes
Baltimore Pin Event
BY The Assoeio.sd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 3.-Bill Bro
zey Of Baltimore led record field
of 101 entries in yesterdays South
Atlantic duckpin classic with a
seven-game total of 964 to cop 500
first money.
Another Baltimore kegler, Bob
Schacher, finished second, four pins
OF Brozey's pace.
In the Pat Scheafer girls event,
Caroline Hiser, Hyattsville, Md,
knocked over 765 for first prize.
Mary Brown of Washington finished
second with 1853.
OF the Washington delegation in
the South Atlantic matches, Paul
Perkins finished 10th with 918, Joe
Harrison 11th with 913, Bob Miciotti
18th with 905 and Karl Gochenauer
10Th with 800.
The Richmond bowlers failed to
land single entry in the money.
In the distaf event Louise Garilli
Of Washington finished fourth with
TAO and Evelyn Nichols rolled the
high game of the day-175.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Close Contests Mark
Sunday Unlimited Loop

Tight basket ball was the order
Of the day in the Sunday Unlimited
League games played yesterday at
the Georgetown Branch Gym, a.
Gold & Attends nipped Washington
Flour, 49-48, and D. & w. Market
edged I. B. NJ, 66-62.
Gold & Attends, led by Jack Cas-
tro, who scored % points, came
from behind in the fourth period
to win. Bob Lamon sparked the
Marketers to their victory with "a
points.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Brosse, D. c. SondIotter,
To Try Out With Giants

Arthur Brasse, 25-year-old local
sandlot star, who hit .425 while play
ing softball for Clifton Liquor team
last year, has signed q contract with
the New York Giants and will report
to the Giants training camp at
Lakewood, N. j., on April /.
Brasse, who batted 1875 as an out
fielder for. the Ninth Service Com
mand's champion Stockton Air Field
nine in 1914, was spotted last year
by a Giant scout who noted the
sandlotter's ability to play both
softball and baseball.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
BIB Likely Favorite
In De John Fight at
Turner'S S Tonight

Slugger VS.. boxer Is the setup for
tonight's 10-rotlnd main-event fight
at Turner's Arena when Carmen De
John of Buffalo faces Bee Bee Wash
ington Of Washington. In addition
to his hitting ability, De John also
will have weight edge on Washing
ton, but the local boy has a strong
following here and likely will be the
favorite. 7sf @ss7s
This is Bee Bees first showing In
the Capital, in four months, and
some interesting reports have been
received about him since he took to
the road. He's reported to have
developed a punch. He's built for
slugging, with strong arm and shoul-
der muscles, but never unleashed
much of that visible power here
During his rise from prelim boy
ranks he relied more on speed and
skill. His left jab and hook par
ticularly were good. If he has de-
veloped a dynamite right to go with
his other assets he'll give De John
a tough time.
De John, ex-machinegunner with
the Army on Luzon, won two service
titles In the Philippines and since
his Army discharge has been busy
boy. He's had "a fights and won 20
of them. Twelve of these victories
were by kayoes and If both boys elect
to mix it, the bout can develop into
a real brawl.
This will be the first sports event
promoted by Mrs. Florence Turner,
widow Of Joe Turner, and q large
number of the faithful probably will
turn out to give her enterprise a
good sendoff.
The six-round semifeature is be-
tween Frank Sweeney, undefeated
since he came back from overseas,
and Lee Strong, another local boy.
Charley Toler makes his pro debut
against Jimmy Sims in q four.
Other fours are Red Jeter against
Slim Gravette end Bobby Suma
against Emmet Harris. First fight
Is at 8:45.