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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
TRST m PRIMORJE
Spisal ETBIN KRISTAN
(Nadaljevanje in konec)

Pred rusko revolucijo so bill veeinoma nomadi, live
civ najprimitivnejsih razmerah, brez vsakega solstva,
brez pisanega jezika, brez abecede. Danes imajo v okvirju
Sovjetske zveze svoje federalne ali avtomne ~republike, so
nastanjeni pc mestih in vaseh, obdelujejo zemljo in Sc ba-
WHO z raznimi industrijami in ~nepismenost je med mimi
skoro izmrla. Mnogi imajo tudi visoke sole, znanstvene "a
vode, umetniske institucije, svojo literature in so v vsa-
KEN oziru prisli v krog kulturnih narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
kratke vesti
STAIN PR ODLICNEM
A - MONTGOMERY

STAIN PRI ODLICNEM
A - MONTGOMERY
MOSKVA, 10. jan. - Field
marsal Montgomery, XII Sc ma
haja ma obisku v Sovjetski we
Ii je incl sestanek s sovjetskim
~premierjem Stalinom, ter podal
izjavo, v kateri Je rekel, da sc
Stain nahaja'pri odlicnem
zdravju.
Naeelnik angleskega general
staba je podal tudi izjavo, da SO
njegovi razgovori S Stalinom BIZ
Ii zelo uspesni.
Sovjetski casopisi so posetu
Montgomerya posvetili dodge
clanke. v teh clankih je hvalje-
ma hrabrost Montgomeryja, ME-
gova inicijativa in vojna umet-
most, XII je prisla do izraza oh
priliki borbe pri Ell Alamein.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
TURCIJA ZAPRLA
MEJO 4 GRCUO

ATENE, 10. jan. - Turcija
je zaprla mejo z Grcijo v cilju,
da onemogoci umik grskih &C.
rilcev ma memo ozemlje. Baje je
Turcija storila ia korak v I'VE
ri S porocilom il grskih monar-
histicnih virov, da vladna arma-
da potiska okrog 800 gerilcev
proti turski meji. @a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
VAzNA SEJA

Clanice drustva Collinwood
Hive st. 283 TN Sc poziva, da
Sc nocoj tocno oh polosmih go
tovo udeleze seize, pc sell Sc pa
clanice skupno podajo v zele-
TOW pogrebni zavod, da izkazejo
zadnjo cast umrli clanici The
resa Legat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
MOVE OBSODBE
V SPANIJI

MADRID, 10. jan. - Vojasko
sodisce je obsodilo ma kazen "a
pora cd diva do sest let 10 pro-
minentnih voditeljev <spanskih
levicarjev. Vsi so bill obdolzeni
:"vojaskega upora."
Med o~bsojenimi Sc nahajajo
duhovnik Martinez Sanches, Ju-
an Gomez Egido in voditelj pod
talne nacionalne konfederacije
delavcev, Sigrido Catala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
u
VOJAKE

BELGRAD, 10. jan. - Jugo-
slovanske oblasti so obvestile
anglesko ambasado, da bodo sti-
rje angleski vojaki, XII so bill are
tirani ma jugoslovanskem ozem-
lju in Sc nahajali " jugoslovan-
skem zaporu, izpusceni IL zapora
v teku "a ur.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
ZOPET donna

Mr.. Mary Mullec u 6601 Bon
m Ave. se je vrnila i bolni6ni-
q "a svoj dom ter &c iskreno
zahvaljuje vsem prijatelj jean
posebno pa sosedam = vso 20
MOI Y tenn casu- Mrs. llaillec u
hi M. FrankA Skodlar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
MIKE HADGIS

MIKE =
Pc enoletni bolezni je vceraj
zjutraj oh sedmih umrl ma svo-
jemu domu Mike Hadgis, star
48 let. Stanoval je ma 1439 E.
81 St. v Ameriko je prisel IL
Greije leta 1905, in je bill upo-
slen kot hisnik v Goodrich
House ma p. 81 St. zapusGa ze-
no Danno in diva otroka Alexan-
der in Christina, brata Anasta-
sios v Akronu ter George y Or
tiji. Pogreb se DO urSl v torek
popoldne OBJ enih i Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda N cerkev ~.
Save.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
MA OPERACIJI

3. V Cleveland Clinic ma Euclid
in E. SO St. Sc nahaja poznani
Mr.. Joe Tomsic il 1864 Kewa-
nee Ave. Podvreci Sc je moral
operaciji, katero je pred nekaj
dnevi srecno prestal. Nahaja Sc
v sobi 1t. 433, kjer ga prijate-
Iii sedaj lahko obiscejo. zelimo
mi skorajsnjo popolno okreva-
ME!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
CHARLES S. MATO

V st. Alexis bolnisnici je v
soboto popoldne umrl teden dni
star Charles Stephen Mato, sin
eek Mr.. in Mrs. Charles Mato
IL 521 E. 143 st. Deklisko ime
matere je bilo Theresa Turk.
Pogreb Sc DO, vrsil danes popol-
dine oh dveh IL Grdinovega po-
grebnega zavoda ma 1868 e. 81
St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
30 REVIDI-
DIRALA SVOJE ZAHTEVE
IA

PARIS, 8. jan. - Nepotrjene
vesti pravijo, da DO Francija re-
vidirala svoje zahteve "a pri-
kljucenje Rurha in ozemlja Re-
ne k Franciji. Do sedaj Sc nj po-
dana nobena uradna iziava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
BOIEZEN

e
Mrs. Agnes znidar1ic i 14O7
clearaire Ave-. - nahaja y St.
Alexis bolni6nici, kjer % prija-
tAljics lahko obiSSsjo. zelinao j,
ia 81 e kraalu sdrkya vrnila Al
svoj dom!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
SEJA IA BANK-ET

Nocoj OBJ osmih Sc vrsi v sta
rem poslopju9 SIND seja odbora
- pripravo banketa Y potast
vrnivsim sc vojakom. zastopni-
he St. clairskih druStev SNIP
Sc poxive, d. % gotovo udeleze
ia do 20 to6ni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13

Denver, Colo. - Pc kratki
bolezni je umrl Fred Prelesnik,
star At let in rojen tukaj. Bill
je clan ABB. Tukaj zapusca ma
ter in Stir sestre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
. NICI

V Women's bolnisnici, kjer je
sreeno prestal operacijo, Sc ma
haja John Matyazic IL 951 E,
239~ St. Prijatelji' ga sedaj lah-
ko obiscejo, mi mu pa zelimo
cimprejsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
THERESA LEGAT

v pCICh VCSSA JC ~ NoA6A Al
mucni bolezni umrla. poznana
Theresa Legat, rojena Bohinc,
stanujoca sedaj pr hceri ma
6O3 E. 26O St. Preje je druzina
veliko let zivela ma 800 E. 1866
ST.. Donna je bila IL vasi Lessee,
fara Lessee ma Gorenjskem, kjer
zapusca brata Franka in ve6 So
rodnikov. v Ameriki je bivala
38 let in je bila clanica drustva
Collinwood Hive st. 293 TN,
podr. 10 SzZ in Oltarnega dru-
stva fare Marie Vnebovzete.
Tukaj zapusca zalujocega sopro-
ga Johna, donna cd istotam kot
pokojna, starega IS let, otroke:
Mrs. Cecilia Runner v Mulberry,
Kans., Johna v Burbank, Calf,
dvojcka Joseph in Thomas, Mrs.
Josephine Mertek in Williama,
u vnukov, ~ pravnukov in 8
pra-pravnuke ter veliko sorod-
nikov.I Ici Frances ii Mn Frank
sta preminila pred nekaj lett.
Pogreb se bo vrSil \ torek xju-
tra Oh s:45 uri u 1eletovega
pogrebnega zavodA nA 458 =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
Italijani budnO motrijo
premierja Alcide
de Gasperija U Ameriki:

RIM, II. jan-Italijani potion svojega tiska budno "a
sledujejo vsak korak italijanskega premierja de Gasperija,
XII Sc nahaja v Zedinjenih drzavah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13

Rezoluciia ia, XII je sestavljena v
smislu pristanka "a sprejetje 3D.
govornosti, je bila sprejeta z 10
glasovi, doeim Sc Australia, So
glasno z svojim staliscem, da
svet nina moci, -da bi prevzel to
odgovornost, nj udelezila glaso-
vanja.
Glasovanje Sc je vrsilo, ko je
pomocnik glavnega tajnika
Zdruzenih narodov, Arkadij A.
Sobolev, precital izjavo, XII
osvetljuje polozaj Varnostnega
sveta v odnosu ma statut Trsta,
XII Sc nahaja vkljucen kot doda-
tex k mirovni pogodbi z Italijo.
Iziava legalnega odseka Zdru-
zenih narodov poudarja, da so
Varnostnemu svetu dana poseb-
ma pooblastila pr obravnavanju
taksnih vprasanj, kot je vprasa-
ME Trsta, posebho ker je nalo-
ga tega sveta v prvi vrsti "odgo-
vornost "a ocuvanje mednarod-
mega miru varnosti."
Naslednja nalOga sveta
DO: imenOvanje guvernerja
V izjavi je tudi poudarjeno, da
Sc bodo clanice Zdruzenih naro-
dow morale v soglasju S carter
jem podvreci zakljuekom Var
nostnega sveta. Ma tel tocki Az
stralija nj soglasala.
Prihodnja odlocitev, XII DO pa
ola pr Varnostnem svetu, DO
vprasanje imenovanja zacasne-
ga governerja Trsta. Stalni 60
werner DO verjetno imenovan,
kadar DO mirovna pogodba z TIA
lilo ratificirana cd strani vseh
zainteresiranih drzav.
Mirovna pogodba z Italijo DO
podpisana 10. februarja in sicer
v Parizu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
RUSIJA "a
LIZACUO PANAME

MOSKVA, 10. jan. - "Novo
Vreme", sovjetski tednik "a zu-
mamie politicne dogodke, je pri-
obcil clanek, v katerem predla-
ga internacionalizacijo Sueza in
Paname.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
Varnostni svet sprejel
odgovornost "a Trst
Mirovna pogodba z Italijo
BIO podpisana 10. februarja

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, II. jan-Varnostni svet or
ganizacije zdruzenih narodov je formalno sprejel odgovor-
most "a varnost svobodnega ozemlja Trsta in s tenn storil
dajni korak "a u~cvrscenje njegovega statuta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-13
now

1852 St. v cerkev Marie Vnebo-
vzete oh $50 uri in nato ma sv
2avla pokopalisce.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16

the "Y" auditorium when Mr..
Walker was the chief speaker.
In addition to his short address
in which he discussed tourist travel
and recreation spots all over the
nation in general way. Mr.Walk-
er showed Commute color film of
Pennsylvania's scenic beauties. The
movie shown was made up of
"shots" taken in large part by
the speaker personally in his trav-
els over the keystone State.
He told his audience that vaca-
tion travel is truly 'big business"
and this year s12,oO0,OOo,oOO will
be spent by such vacationists. In
commenting on this statement he
said There is no reason why Del
aware shouldn't take steps to cap
ture its share of this business"
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16

Brandywine in Pennsylvania and
they didn't know that other great
historic events in which the
Brandywine River played part,
occurred in Delaware"
Mr.. Walker recently returned
from Tennessee where he aided
that state in organizing a bureau
similar to the one now operating in
Pennsylvania. In March his sched-
ule calls for a trip to Georgia to
help in setting UP an organization
under state supervision and with
state funds. Georgia will be the
forty-ffth state to inaugurate such
a program.
When asked why he is willing to
help other states in setting up such
a program when he is primarily
interested in bringing tourists to
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Walker said,
Were not concerned about other
states promoting their scenic or
vacation spots because as long as
the tourists keep moving, we'll get
our share"
The interest of Wilmingtonians
in travel was c!-arly indicated
when, despite the inclement wealth
er, more than 275 persons attended
the opening session of the News
Journal-Y.W.C.A. Travel Forum in
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16

bert, Mary Ann Jarman. Doris
Moore, Gay Scott, Joan Shorts,
Jennie Still.
Grade Az, Mrs. Slaughter, teach
er-Howard Brown, Ray Donovan,
Charles Fortner, Earl Francis,
Sammy Jacobs, Violet Marshall,
Louise Mayberrie, Harry McNatt,
Margaret ONeal, Theodore Pap
pas, Betty Travis.
Grade 81, Mrs. p. Matthews,
teacher-Walter Luckowski, Bart
Luff, Betty Lee Dulin, Pamela
Gibe, Barbara Graham, Peggy JAG
obs, Joan Loose, Patsy Lowman,
Barbara McVey, Shirley Porter,
Joyce Spence.
Grade 3-2, Mrs. Powell, teacher
Barnes, Mary Lettie
Christine Clough, Mary
Frances C1ough, Beverly David,
Beronica Dixon, Joanne Mills,
Gwyne Hynson, William Carter,
Louis Daniels, Bobby David, Mel
win Gardner, Rodney Shane.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Ricards, teacher
Boyer, William H. Bull
lock, Richard Nelson, Betty j.
Brown, Barbara j. Deamer, Elaine
Heinold, Rose M. Knots, Patricia
A. Pappas, Carol Pase, Frances
Williams.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Davis, Jeanette Fortner,
Shirley Morris, Kathryn O'Connor,
James Bailey, Frank Daniels, Lar
ry Dignan, Wayne Gardner, How
ard Hirons, Vernon Johnson, Fred
McNatt, Donald O'Neal, Nicky
Tibbitt.
Grade IL, Mrs. Knots, teacher
Alice Mae David, Jeanne Ford,
Carolyn Hawkins, Suzanne Kemp,
Nicole Mabrey, Phyllis Mayberrie,
Dorothy Montgomery, George B.
David, Jr., Victor David, Marvin
Davis, Kenneth Gray, Kenneth
Poore.
Grade IL, Miss Stats, teacher
Edwin Hynson, Ella Porter, David
Price, Richard Reed, Jean Shane,
Joyce Shane.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16

for the living of these days; inspir-
ing devotional services planned for
each department. Morning worship
service at IL. Mrs. Marion Cover
dale, minister of music, will be at
the console of the new organ at
1880 a. m. and play ten minutes
of organ music. Appropriate an
thems will be sung by vested Sem
ior and Junior Choirs. Sermon
subject: Nov to Livel" Junior
High M. Y. F., 6.45 p.m.; Hour of
Chimes. z p. m; Organ Vespers,
7.20 pm; evening service, 7.30 p.
M; beautiful youth professional
and recessional; inspiring congre-
gational singing. The Vested
Youth Choir will sing special an
them and conduct a brief musical
consisting of solos duets and in
selection. Sermon sub
ject: when God Goes Along"
The average person believes in the
Let us be consistent this
and attend the services of
worship. Thursday, Jan. 16, z
p. M, Youth Choir. Friday, Jan.
18th, at 1 p. M, w. S. c. S. lunch
con and brief business meeting.
Guest speaker Miss Katherine ].
Bieri formerly of India and now of
New York. Friday, $50 p. m,
Junior Choir; Saturday, 7.30 p. M,
Senior Choir; Wednesday, Jan. %,
3.45 pm, Children's Hour; Wed
nesday evening, 7.3o PM, prayer
service; Thursday, $50 p. M,
Brownies. The men of Asbury
will give a dinner with special pro-
gram and guest speaker Friday
evening, February 7th.
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16
STATE MAY GET
ADVERTISING
Pennsylvania Tells Delaware
That 1t Needs a State
Publicity Bureau
WEALTH OF MATERIAL

eff Delaware, the first state in
the union, is to hold its place
among the states from tourist,
vacation and recreation standpoint,
Publicity, Vacation and Recrea-
tion Bureau, organized as depart
ment of the state government, is
an absolute necessity"
This opinion was voiced by J.
Herbert Walker, director of the
Vacation and Recreation Bureau of
the, Pennsylvania State Depart
ment of Commerce in Harrisburg.
Mr.. Walker, who is also presi-
dent of the National Association of
Travel Officials, said Delaware has
natural drawing cards for vaca-
tionists and travellers but if the
state desires its share of the in
come which flows when vacation
lists are on the move, it must do its
part toward advertising what it
has, because right now A other
states are selling themselves and
Delaware is among those doing
nothing toward attracting these
potential visitors"
The travel official, former
newspaper man who has been af-
filiated with the Department of
Commerce of Pennsylvania since
the departmtnt was organized in
1889, said that while the annual
budget for operating the tourists
publicity section. of the Pennsyl-
vania department has varied over
period of years, the present bud
get allows approximately $115,000
annually for the purpose. This
does not include the cost of other
goodwill advertising or publicity
used by the department in attract
ing industry to Pennsylvania.
Pays For Itself
Mr.. Walker explained that, "The
program more than pays for itself
indirectly. In the first year of the
departments operation in Penn
sylvania it was estimated that
tourists and vacationists from
other states spent 1924, 100000 in
the state and the year before the
war this had increased to S429,-
900, ,000."
Speaking of the plans for setting
up similar bureau in Delaware's
state government, Mr.. Walker said
"Then Delaware will be joining
Pennsylvania in building two
lane highway of travel and recrea-
ton between neighbors.
He pointed out that "Pennsyl-
vania's original settlers landed on
the shores of the Delaware River
at a point where the city of Will
mington has grown. These Swed-
es, Firms and Dutch who landed in
Delaware moved inland and the
Keystone State had its beginning"
''But," he said, "there are many
people who have either forgotten
their history or just don't know
and we have had many vacation
lists in Pennsylvania, largely from
the West, who visited along the
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16

Frank Gordy from the University
of Delaware extension service,
Charles c. Marker who spoke on
problems facing the hatcheryman,
j. E. Leo Scanlon who spoke on
problems facing the egg producer,
and Fred Haas who spoke on prob
lens facing the broiler raiser. The
annual election of officers for the
year 1947 was held and the follow
ing were elected: President, j. E.
Leo Scanlon of Dover; vice-presi-
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16

dent, William Richardson of Leb-
anon; secretary-treasurer, John
Herholt of Dover; directors, Harry
D. Meredith of Wyoming, Ernest
F. Smith of Kenton and Fred Haas
of near Dover. Many new members
joined the local for the coming
year. The association welcomes
all persons interested in the PouI-
try business to become members
Contact John Herholt, Sec, Dover
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Regular Services To Be Held at
Asbury During Coming Week

Services at Asbury Methodist
Church, Rev. Robert E. Green, pas
tor will be Church School at 10
a. M, Harry Johnson, general su-
perintendent. General Bible study
theme this Sunday: Stewardship
of God" Interesting Bible study
Smyrna times., 1947-01-16
POULTRYMEN ELECTION
j. E. Leo ScanlOn, President of
Kent County Local

The annual meeting of the Kent
County Poultrymen's Local was
held January 6, 1947 at Ceaser
Rodney School with the largest at
tendance to ever attend the Local
meetings. Principal speakers were
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

u. S. Senator Albert w. Hawkes.
of New Jersey, born in Chicago,
SO years ago.
Admiral Joseph M. Reeves of
Washington, D. c., retired, born
in Illinois. IS years ago.
Prof. Earnest A. Hooton. famed
Harvard anthropologist, born at
Clemansville, Wis, 60 years ago.
Irving J. Brown, the American
Federation of Labor's representa-
tive in Europe, born in New
York, 36 years ago.
DR.. Edwin McNeill Poteat,
president of Colgate-Rochester
Divinity School, Rochester, N. Y,
born in New London, Conn, SIS
years ago.
Roswell Magill, New York law
yer, onetime underSecretary of
the Treasury, born at Auburn,
ILL.,, So years ago.
Walter E. Edge, ex-governor of
New Jersey, born Philadelphia, "A
years ago.
DR.. Edwin P. Hubble, noted Mt.
Wilson, Calf, Observatory as
tronomer, born in Marshfield, Mo,
SO years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
Miami and Florida Universities
Clash Friday At Coral Cables

CORAL GABLES, Nov. 20
No championships beyond the
state title will be at stake Fri
day night when the : University
of Miami and FloridasI clash IN
the ninth game of their series
but sfor some 80, 900 h FlaTiaiaris,
that will be enough.
Neither team has had an inn
pressive gridiron record this fall
but Miami has fallen much far
ther below expectations than
have the Gators and what look
ed like a Shoo-in for Miami back
in September, now looms as
tight battle. Florida's wins over
North Carolina and Furman are
more impressive than the vic
tories Miami gained over George
Washington and Rollins College.
However, it doesn't take COM
paratively even records on the
part of these teams to make it
close gamc-only once has the
margin of victory been greater
than two touchdowns-that COM
ing in 1910 when a Gator team
at its peak took the Hurri-
canes at their nadir in 46f6
duel. Two touchdown margins
were recorded by the winner in
each of the other five games of
the first six. In l945, Miami won
by a single point, in l946 the
Hurricanes won by seven points.
Of the eight games played,
each has won four. However.
the Gators grabbed three of
their wins in a row, from 1889
through l94l and have emerged
winner only once since as Mi
ami won three times to even the
series.
In 1943, Florida had no team.
this bringing the only Interrupt
ton in the series.
Florida, by virtue of its 1910
scoring spree. leads in the series
scoring, l12 points to 64.
Six of the eight games have
been played in Miami, Florida
winning four and losing two
while the Hurricanes have taken
both the games played in
Gainesville and each time the
Hurricanes scored 3 times. They
have never topped the IA point
mark in the Orange Bowl
against Florida.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Softball Game
At Park Tonight

A softball game is scheduled
for the Bnyview Park field uE-
der lights tonight.
In, this game the Porter Place
nine will be playing their first
game under the lights and their
opopnetns will be the Naval Air
Base.
This game is scheduled to start
at 1880 o'clock.
Porter Place boys will use
Henriquez at the plate, Knowles
and Curry for pitching duty, j,
Ogden at first, Jasper Walker at
second, Solomon at third, Harris
at short, with Perez, Busto and
Alvarez in the gardens. Manager
Otis Curry will give the boys the
signs.
For the Naval Air Base, they
will have such players as Mar
tindaie, Luzon, Myers, Chick
Johnson, Deckman, and Cren-
saw. !, tI.t f,sts. = Sd Ms
tits expected that speed ball"
Crenshaw will be in the box and
Martindale behind the plate.
Remember fans, this game will
start at 7:30 o'clock.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
Baseball Games
A!t!.A'|'.r:,my 4! !. !, Barracks
Field On Sunday

A .doubleheader of baseball is
scheduled for the Army Barracks
Field Sunday afternoon by teams
of the Island City League.
In the first game, u. S. Gil
more will play the San Carlos
nine. The Navy boys will use
Stenger and Ezzell as their bat
terry and the Saints will use Gu
iro Diaz in the box and Rodrig-
uex on the receiving end. This
game is scheduled to start at l
o'clock.
In the second game, the Blue
Sox will cross bats with the
Buccaneers. The Pirates are
just fresh from a nine to moth
ing game over the Saints" and
the Blue Sox will try to knock
that chip off their shoulder, Pi-
rates will start j. Malgrat in the
box and Henriquez, a newcom-
er and a promising recruit, be-
hind the plate. Blue SoX will
use Owen in the box and that
old reliable Joe Navarro behind
the plate.
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The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
First High School Athletic
Assn. Boxing Match Nov. 26
The High School Athletic AS !

The High School Athletic AS
sociation will give its first box
ing show Wednesday, November
26, at 8 p. m. in the high school
gymnasium.
Jimmy Galloway, former
Featherweight champion of Flo
rida, will be referee.
The following boys are match
ed to box on the opening mite:
Melvin Bell, l25 lbs. VS.. Robert
Defoor, 1870 lbs.; Warren Bethel,
las lbs; VS.. Segio Boza, 14O
lbs.
Others on the card are Marine
First Glass Maffe, l55 lbs; Mar
inc First Class Grimshaw, 1865
lbs; Seaman First Glass Morea,
1876 lbs. They are from the Bo-
ca Chica boxing team. The Sub
marine Base has been contacted
and is getting some boys ready.
Prizes will be awarded to the
winners of the bouts.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
Island City League
(Armv BarrackS)

BASEBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED
WICKERS FIELD
municipal Stadium)
Afternoon Games
SUNDAY
l.30-Boca Chica Flyers VS.. Red
Raiders.
3:45-Boca Chica Flyers VS.. Ma
val Air Station.
ARMY BARRACKS FIELD
afternoon GameS)
SUNDAY
l:O0-USS. Gilmore VS.. San
Carlos.
3:l5-Blue SoX VS.. Pirates.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
Two Terms

SOUTH BEND, Ind.-(AP).-In
addition to winning nine letters
in high school for his proficiency
in football, basketball and base
ball, Frank Tripucka, quarterback
understudy to Johnny Lujack at
Notre Dame, captained the bas-
ketball and baseball teams in his
junior and senior years at Bloom
field, N. j., high school.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20
SPORTS and
RECREATION


SWIMMING-Soutn Beach. south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street: Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
. Street.
BASEBALL-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon. at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and l4th Street.
sOLF-Municipal Golf Course,
Stock Island.
;ENNIS-Bayview Park on Di.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
Observation-Disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
HANDBALL-Bayview Park.
SHUFFLEBOARD - Bayvie W
Park and South Beach.
PICNICKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
-HILDHEN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STAT1ONS-Bavview
Park.
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20

BC-Boca !Chica
RR-Red Raiders
NAS-Naval Air Station
The Key West citizen., 1947-11-20

TWIN FALLS, Idaho.-E. J..
Wills, lost for five days in Idaho
timberlands while on a bunting
trip, declared that he had walked
around a tree more than 20,700
times "to keep from wandering
farther away"
Wills, 81, lost only six pounds
during the period. He was found
by a searching party.