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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
DeSel0 sOnca

To je Florida, kjer' size vedno
3once. Oh casu, ko imamo tn
mraz in sneg so>v Floridi krasni
soncni dnevi in sc lahko koplje-
te v morju ali sc soncite oh NOR.
ski obali.
Zadnje case Sc je izselilo tia
nnoGo Clevelandcanov: Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph Birk, Mr.. in Mrs.
Victor Kline, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Suhadolnik, Mr.. in Mrs. Spehek,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Simcic, Mrs.
Josephine Rodica, Mr.. in Mrs.
Bostjancic, Mr.. in Mrs. Cerne,
Mr.. in Mrs. Stanley Mocnik, Mr..
in Mrs. J. Perko in da ne poza-
bim Mr.. in Mrs. Strehovec, -ker
je Mrs. Rozi Strehovec vedno
vir in sredisce, kjer Sc zbere
vesela druzba prijateljev. Mrs.
w. Sinkovic iz E. 237 St. sc je
bas vrnila Cd tam ter kar' nj
mogla prehvaliti njene gosto-
ljubnosti.
No, sedaj sta sla tia tudi poz-
mana trgC "a in kulturna delavca
Mr.. in Mrs. John Mocnik. Bas
sem prejel karto Cd njih. Piseta,
da Je zelo lepo tam, Sc sonce in
luna sta lepsa tam.
HIM, glede sonca verjamem
sedaj v marcu, a julia bosta pa
drugace rekla. Kar sc pa lune
tice, pa izgleda, da sta Sc vedno
mladostna in polna romantike.
Pa srecen povratek, Mr.. in Mrs.
Mocnik! Cleveland vaju pogresa.
Ali innate kaj sladkih poma-
ranc odvec? Limone sc ne spre-
jme, ker snao ze itak proved
kisli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Proslava 30-letnice drustva
Waterloo Camp" Stew. 28l
w. O. w.

Cleveland, O. - Drustvo Wa
terloo Camp" st. 281 je skleni-
10, da priredi malo proslavo Oh
priliki 80. letnice obstoja dru-
stva. Sklenjeno ie, da Sc prize
di banket in povabi brezplacno
vse nase clane vojake.
Sklenili smo tudi, da bono
pocastili nase vojake diplo-
mani wow, tistim clanom pa,
XII so pri nasem drustvu vec kot
25 let, bono dali drustvene zna-
Ike "a spomin ma to proslavo 30
letnice.
Drustvo Sc topic priporoca za
obilen obisk, te pomembne pro-
slave, XII sc bo VrSila %. marca
tekocega leta.
Vsi clani so naproseni, da pri-
peljejo svoje prijatelje. zvecer
bo V zgornji dvorani Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd. prirejen Piles.
John Intihar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
TO IN ONO
J. N. Steb1ai
MlGdinsM peUsks sbOr

V nedeljo, 80. marca DO v Slo-
Waterloo Rd. prireditev Mladin-
skega pevskega zbora.
Prvi del DO vseboval stevilne
lepe slovenske pesmi, katere bo-
do peli mladi pevci in pevke.
Pevovodja zbora je Frank Vau-
tar.
Drugi del bo vseboval dram
sko sliko il povojnega zivljenja
'Novi rod" Ceta mladih fantov
in deklet della ma progi, katero
je porusil sovraznik. Cas- pocit-
mic SO zrtvovali "a obnovo raz-
dejane domovine. Lepe pesmi so
vpletene vines in tudi sala je
craven, kar DO dalo stvari vec
barve in gledalcem vec uzitka.
Emo je gotovo, da YAM bo uga-
jalo.
Tretji del bo pa komicen pri-
zor "Janez " New Yorku." To
DO izkljucno lie "a smeh in kratek
cas-.
Rezervirajte 81 nedeljo, 80.
narca "a poset prireditve nasih
mladih pevcev in pevk. Pricetek
oh $50 popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Vabilc na. "kartno zabavo"

Euclid, O. - Pomlad priha-
ia, pticice bodo priletele il to-
1l:h krajev, zvoncki bodo raz-
prostrli svoje popke v krasne
II ice.
Tako zelim tudi JAZZ, da oh
tlstem caSu priletite tudi vi, "a
vedni roiaki in rojakinje k nam
V mas. Drus ,veni dom ter nam
pomagate razprostrti nase ideje
"a nov dom in kje ga lahko po-
trebuiemo.
Mas fantje SO Sc zmagoslav-
tDaiie ma f. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
M L A D I K E
J. Tonssic

Tam kjer rastejo mladike
tam kjer Sc bohoti brst;
tam bodoenost je, sadike,
zdrava klima, dobra prst.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

marnosti, slab pridelek, prazen
panj.
vi, XII innate otroke, vpisite
jih v zbore in Sole. VII, XII jih
inmate posecajte vseeno prize
ditve. Vam pa, XII Sc trudite ma
.razne naeine "a vzgojo in ma
predek nladine, gre najlepsa
:hvala in priznanje:"
Prireditev ,"Novi Rod, XII ga
vprizori Mladinski pevski zbor
S. D. Donna sc bo vrsila v nede-
ljo popoldne 80. marca v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Torej, pridite prav gotovo
vsi!
J. Tomsic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Mladike nasega
narodnega drevesa

Ali bi ne bilo dobro, da Sc
malo zamislimo ter Sc vpraSa-
mo, kako je nasa mladina, kri
nase krvi, sad nasega telesa,
mladika nasega narodnega DIRE
Vesa?
Ali pazimo dovolj ma pota, po
katerih hodijo, ali jih pravilno
in v pravo smer usmerjamo, ali
jih dovolj in Oh pravem casu
spodbujamo k dobri stvari, ali
Sc skusamo dovolj in pravilno
priblizati njihovemu mlademu
misljenju, ali posvecamo dovolj
pozornosti in dajemo priznanje
njihovemu delu?
Ako skrben gospodar in We
stem vrtnar dajeta tolko skrbi
in paznje mladikam-rastlinam
da pravilno rastejo, kako veil
ko skrb in pozornost moramo
posvecati se1e nasim narodnim
mladikam, nasi mladini? Nj
dovolj, da skrbimo samo kako
bodo zrastli in bill zdravi, lepi
in mocni. Potrebno je Sc mnogo,
mnogo druge vzgoje, ako hote-
mo, da bono v jeseni nasega
zivljenja imeli obilen in. zdraV
sad, ter bill ponosni ma svoje
delo, ko bono poslusali in gle
dali nase mladike, naso mladi-
no.
Opazil sem re vec cajev,
kakor jih je gotovo kdo drugi,
ko je bilo sina ali pa hcer sram
govoriti materinski jerk, ali pa
SO zaSli ma kriva pota, kar je
Sc boil zalostno. V taken ia
lostnem slucaju ne more clovek
zameriti samo tisti mladini, kl
je zgresila praVo pot, ampak
tudi nepravilni vzgoji starsev.
Starsi SO vedno prvi ucitelji svo-
jih otrok in njih dolznost je, da
jih pravilno poducijo in jim po-
kazejo pravo pot.
T'uli&j Clevelandu in po dru-
9Th n"sclbinah je precej raznih
mladinskih zborov in Sol, kjer
Sc n1ladina marsikaj dobrega in
kol listnega nauGi, toda starsi bi
jim morali pokazati pot do TIA
in jim dati spodbudo. V vsaki
naseibini je dovolj nash ljudi,
da napolnijo dvorano, kadar
ina nladina svojo prireditev.
Samo tako Sc jih lahko spodbu-
di K dobri stvari in to je tudi
NJ sa prva dolznost. zalostno
je, Eadar Sc pr;peti, da ostane-
jo na nash mladinsGih prize
-ditvah nekateri stoli prazni, Xxi
memo vpijejo; kje ste vi, XII ne
prihajate, da bi pogledali svo-
jih narodnih mladik?
Ako ne bono storili svoje
dolznost, do nase mladine, Sc
lahko zgodi, da bono imeli v
jeseni nasega zivljenja sliko ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Is. mGTca

Ma Is. marca vsako leto od-
rajtamo davke, to je odmerek,
XII gre Stricu Samu cd nasih do
hodkov.
Seveda je incl vsak dohodke
a ne preostanka, ker je dras sinja
cindalje vecja, da denar izgine
ko; kafra, CHM ga dobimo. Po-
sledica je seveda ia, da je incl
marsikdo glavobol in ina sedaj
zadolznico ma kratke obrokc. Emo
leto je precej dolga doba in mi-
Mia DO slaba VOLTA in poravnano
DO vse, kar mora biti poravnano,
a prineslo DO 'zopet Is. smarec
1913. Slaba tolazba, kaj?!!
-. - John Steblaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21

Tam kjer rastejo mladike
tam kjer Sc bohoti brst;
tam bodocnost je, sadike,
zdrava klima, dobra prst.
Prst, podnebje, kraj in lega
vse najbolje nj dovolj;
je potrebna tudi mega,
da uspeva kar najbolj.
Vsak, XII dobro Sc zaveda
in je skrben gospodar,
ma mladike pazno gleda
vse in vsake mu je mar.
Da jim rast .je lepa, mocna
jih neguje in ravna;
in ko pride jesen socna
ZQrdV, ODllen SaQ ina.
Della svojega Sc raduje
in je ponosen mani;
. malomaren pa modruje:
slab pridelek, prazen PAM .
Kdor potruditi Sc noce,
"a misljenje, delo len
le z ustmi pa ropoce,
zanj pac' slaba DO jesen.
Kjer pray ne rasto mladike
bodi: narod, gozd al pa vrt -
tam nemarnosti so slike,
tam sigurna caka smrt.
]. TomSiG
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
C 65 'ETIH Sc =,
zCPE- SREGALA

" &c ttrrLE, 20. narca Diva
,rat1anca, III seer Peer. San
'es', star 20 in (Tver Camden, ,,ii
e nista Tidola 365 let, s..a Sc 70
oet srcca'a in Sc par ur pogo
variala 20 dayni'l in le.oih Ca
5ih.' 1ivela sta ze vee let v Seat
leu, ne Ga sta ycdela Grrg "a
du-~gega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
"GrOf-ciq0m"

Pevci in peke zbora "Jadran"
Sc pripravljajo ma pomladansko
prireditev, katero bodo imeli 20.
aprila v SLOW. del. domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Podali bodo romanti-
emo opereto "Grof-cigan." Ope-
reta vsebuje lepe pesmi, lube
zen, zarote in zapletljaje, smeh
in solze ter, kakor vedno, sre-
cen in vessel konec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21

centrao prikazue kot neustrasnega borca prot fasi
zu. Toda nj nti receno da tenn sh1cau ne bono po-
seg "a boil obseznim doaz XII bodocelo zadevo posa-
viii uc Mislno pa da bo urednik A. D. il sveta
neusmilenih destev ras zopet zeze temni kot laz-
njive propaganda in nadaleval starm delona IS
anjem sovrastva obrekovanjem in blatene vseh tt
sth XII ne pihajo MIN totatarsk kerofasistcni rog
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21

Library, Pa. - Jakob Zupan-
cic ,ie 2. marca tako nesreeno
padel po ledu, da ne more mic
stopiti ma nogo. Isto nogo .je
incl ze dvakrat zlomljeno in je
trda v kolenu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
vasilj Grossman:
Nucisticna klaUnicu U
TrebLinki
liz ruseine prevel: ]. KaueiS.)
21. n,arca 1947

Nenci posebno ime: "Pot brez
vrnitve".
Nenadoma Sc je pojavilo ne
ko zvijajoee Sc, cloveku podob-
no bite, XII Sc je imenovalo Su-
homil in jc piskajoce kricalo v
pokvarjeni nemscini:
"Otrocicki schneider,
schneider :. Voda kopali-
Sou Sc bo shladila. Schneider,
otrocicki, schneider" Toda lju-
die, dvignjenimi rokami, so
molee korakali naprei med dve-
ma vrstama oborozenih gesta-
povcev, kateri so jih S puskini-
mi udarci naganjali naprej. Mali
otroci so komaj dohajali odra-
Scene. Pri taksnih zadnjih in
sramotilnih pohodih Sc ,je po-
sebno odlikovali neki gestapo-
vec po imenu zapf. Bill je speci-
alist "a ubijanje otrok. Incl je
geronimo clovcsko moe. Ia clo-
veku podobna posast je grabila
72ateram dojencke rok, :je pri-
;ela "a noge, dvignila zrak in
z vso silo udarila njegovo gla-
vo oh tia, vcasih pa ga je prize
la "a ODE nogi in ga zivega raz-
klala ma dvoje.
Ko sem prvic slisal o tel po-
sasti cloveski podobi, XII ga il.
rodila zenska, :nisem mogel YER
jeti. Toda ko sem slisal to cd
1avzocih pric, sem spoznal, da
le b-l to samo eden izmed de-
tajlov, katerega SO Sc nacisti
pogostoma posluzevali treblin-
ski konvejerni klavnici. Seveda,
Zopfove surovosti so bile po-
trebne, ker SO pomagale k du-
sevnemu pretresu obsojencev,
bile Sc jasen izraz alogitne su-
rovosti. zopf je bill samo eden
izned koristnih viiakov. kate
ne je rabil velikanski stroj fa-
sisticne drzave.
Mic cudnega nj, ce narava ro-
ii taksne pokvarjence kot jje bill
zopf; vsakrs1e spake so poijav-
ljajo v organicnem zivljenju.
Cudno je nekaj drugega. Taks-
ma pokvarjena bitja spadajoca
pod izolacijo in proucitvi kot fe-
nomeni dusevne pokvarjenosti,
so v nekaterih drzavah po]no-
pravni clani cloveske druzbe.
Njihova fantasticna ideologija,
njihova patalogicna dusevnost,
fenomenalna zlocinstva-so ne
obhoden predmet vsake fasis-
ticne d. zave. Sto tisoce taksrih
b.tij je bio potrebnih "a osnov-
no podlago Hitlecjeve Nemcije.
V dlzavnih uniformah, odliko-
vanji ma prsih in orozjen1 V
rokah, so bill ii degeneriranci
celia leta popolni gospodarji mad
z-vljenjem evropskih narodov.
Nj Sc nam treba euditi TEN po-
kvarjencem, cuditi pa Sc mora
mo drzavi, ~ki jih je spustila ma
svobodo, jih vzgojila in posla-
la v Treblinko, Majdanek, Bjel-
z2c, Sabibur, Jesenovac, Oswie-
elm, Babji jar, v Domanjevko
pri Odesi, v Trostjanko pri Min
sku, v Ponorah ma Litovskem
ter v stotine drugih jec in de-
lavskih Observation-Disclosures "a
unicevanje cloveslega zivljenja!
TaEsla ali drugacna vlada ne
pada ra ljudi kar z neba. Mate
rijalne in idejne odncsaje ma
rcdov rcdi in ustvarja drzava
sana. In ravno pri tenn sc mo-
ramo resnici zamisliti in zgro-
ziti.
(Dalje prihodn3sc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
vasilj Grossma,a:

V,,t ,tje,nn ie
Nacisticne zivali v clovesisi DO
5obi SO izkoristile vse, kar :je BIZ
10 kaj vrednega, samo najdraz-
je ma svetu-clovesko zivl jenje,
nj imelo nobene vrednosti "a
ljc. Kako veliki po duhu so bill
ii ljudje, mad katerimi so Sc
znasali nacisticni rabbi! Kako
postene duse so bill ii starci,
mill obrazi zena in stark, kako
ponosne dekliske oci, mad kate
rimi Sc je narava trudila in jih
upodablja milijone let in vse to
so nacisticne zivali brez mai
manjsega pomisleka posiljali v
bezdno vecnosti! Potrebno je
bio samo dvajset minut "a uni
Genie tega, mad cenur Sc je ma
rava trudila cello vecnost
ustvarjajoc clovesko zivljenje.
Pred blagajniskimi okni je
nastal 'tisti prelom, ko so naci-
stine zivali prenehale S hlinje-
njem in varanjem, S katerim so
d1zali do zdaj zrtve v nevedno-
sti. VISA upanja zrtev so Sc blis-
koma razblinila v mic in !jih vr-
gla il zivljenja smrten obup.
Neprestano pitanje Artev z
lazmi in varanjem, je bill eden
izmed glavnih pripomockov kon-
vejerne klavnice, XII je pomagal
gestapovcem pri njihovem krva-
vem pocetju. Ko je nastalo zad-
ME dejanje "ograbitev zivih
mrtvecev'', so gestapovci rezko
spremenili svoje obnasanje do
zrtev. Snemali so zenskam pr
stane, lomee jim prste in trgali
uhane liz uses S kosi mesa.
Pri zadnji etapi konvejerne
klavnice je bill potreben "a nitro
funkcijoniranje nov princip. Be-
sedo "achtung" SO nadomestili
S 'schneller, schneider " Chi
tro, hitro).
IL surove praktike zadnjih let
je znaGo, da nag clovek magic
izgubi svojo odporno moe in
preneha borbo proti usodi.
Skupno svojo obleko izgub-
liza tudi moe zivljenskega in
stinkta in sprejema usodo "a ne
izogiben odlok. Kljub notranji
zelji po zivljenju, postaja popol-
noma pasiven in brezbrizen, kaj
Sc dogaja okrog NIGGA. Zato so
Sc gestapovci radi osebne var
nosti posluzevali pri zadnji eta
pi konvejerne klavnice dusev-
mega omamljenja S tenn, da so
zrtve podvrgavali globokemu
dusevnemu pretresu. Kako sc je
to delalo? z nepricakovano, rez-
ko in brezmiselno alogicno suro-
vostjo. Nagi ljudje, katerim so
well prav vse, XII pa so bill Sc
vedno tisockrat vecji ljudje, ka-
kor pa obkrozajoci jih razboj-
niki v nemskih drzavnih unifor-
nah, so Sc zmerom dihali, gle
dali in mislili in njihova srca so
Sc vedno utripala. Gestapovci
so Jim S puskinimi kopiti zbija-
Ii il rok brisace in milo ter jih
postavljai po pet moz v vrsto.
"Hande hoch March :!
Schneider, schneider !" so
kricali in jih izvrssali v dolgo
vrsto ma z belim peskom posuto
pot, katera je bila OBJ straneh
obsajena z lepimi cvetlicami in
malimi smrekami. Ia zadnja
pot, vodeca k plinskim celicam,
je bila tri metre siroka in sto
dvajset metrov dolga. Po obeh
sstraneh poti ie bila mocna zicna
pregraja, "a katero so stall ge-
stapovci in strazniki z avtoma-
ticnini puskami in samokresi.
Pot je bila ma debelo posuta S
peskom in tisti, XII so sli v
ospredju, SO lahko vidcli v pesku
sveze sledi bosih nog, sledi ti-
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WASHINGTON J
 GR!DDERS GIVE
 WELCH SUPPORT

SEATTLE, April 11--jR-Uni- versity of Washington gridders took time out from their spring drill late yesterday to lash back at campus critics of football coach Ralph Welch.
 A resolution signed by 92 fcot- ball players blasted student mem bers of the Board of Control for the Associated Students of the University of Washington, who earlier charged, in protesting a S2,500 annual salary boost for Welch, that he neither obtained the most from his material nor had the full support of the mem bers of his squad.
 The Washington's coach got a S2,500 salary increase to S10,0o0 in spite of the student represen- tativc's protest.
 End Gail Bruce, one of the spon- sors of the resolution defending Welcil, said. Sounds like campus politics to me. It's fun to play football for Welch He gives every man a fair trial and as for not putting out. this gang may have bad day now and then, but don't let anybody say they're not trying"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
FIGHT DOPE

Fights on the coast last night turned out es follows:
 At Tacoma, Roy Hawkins, 190 Portland, knocked out Eddie Read 230, Fresno, in the fourth.
 At Bellingham, Harry (Kid) Matthews, 161, got a technical KO decision over Bernie Reynolds, 163 of Bellingham, in the first round Of their fight
 The ruins of Tiahuanaco near La Paz, Bolivia, are believed to have been old when the Incas en- tered the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
jEAlS, S0L0NS GETTING HOT, p. {. LEAGUE
By BILL BECKER CAP Sports Writer)


 Ire Pacific Coast League race showed distinct signs of tightening up today as San Francisco and Sacramento began hreathing down the necks of the San Diego Pad res.
 Both Seals and Solons picked up a full game on the Padres, who tcok an 8-4 lambasting-only their second loss so far-from Portland's rehounding Beavers last night.
 San Francisco was only one game back of San Diego after cdging Hollywood 3-2. Two games off the pace was Sacramento, which leveled Seattle, 8-3.
 Cakland's Acorns became full grown Oaks for the first time in the young season by walloping Los Angeles 1C-3, and rising to the dizzy heights of a seventh-place tie with Seattle. The defeat left the Angels in fourth place, but a mere half-game to the good of Hollywood and Portland, in fifth place deadlock.
 Home Runs
 Home runs by Bill Radulovich and Herman Reich led Portlands barrage against four Padres pitch CTS, with. Vern Kennedy the loser. Jake Mooty hung up his second win for the Beavers, although need ing relief help from Jake Salverson. The Padres outhit Portland, F to 10. but couldn't bunch their blows effectively.
 Southpaw Bill Werle pitched San Francisco to it's win over Hollywood, shading the Stars port side act, Joe Krakauskas. It was the third straight close defeat for Krak2uskas, the second win for Werle Limo Restelli's triple, sur rounded by singles by Don White and Ray Ortieg, was the biggest blow for the Seals.
 Sea tie Down
 Sacramento hopped on two Rain fer fingers for pair of big in nings to down Seattle. Trailing 2-1, the Solons jumped Dick Bar 19tt for three runs in tt5 sixth including Joe Marty's two-run Eoner and finished off with four tallies against Jim Hopper in the eighth The victory was the third straight for bespectacled right handler Guy Fletcher.
 Oakland, which had won only two close games previously, un- leashed it's pent-up attack good for 15 hits, including Les Scar sellas homer and three singles by pitcher Tommy Refs. Refs, after his mates bashed home seven runs in tte second frame, coasted to a six-hit triumph. Clarence Maddern fD,,r-,,liod fo,. lncprc
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"T0RCH" SHAVING
 CONFESSION MADE

SEATTLE, April l1-lR-A full written confession to the torch staying of Houston, Tex. woman in Septemt9r, 1945, has been made by Riley B. McCaine, Al, Harry G. Maynor, agent in charge of the Seattle FBI office, disclosed
 The confession, in which he gave no reason for the staying, came less than "A hours after McCaine's apprehension here by the FBI, Maynor said.
 The FBI agent said McCaine ad- mitted he choked the woman Elinor Collins, 30, after an acci- dental meeting on a Houston Street, tfen poured lighter fluid on her neck and set it afire to des- troy the strangulation marks.
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Ap SPORTS
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By HUGH FULLERTON


 NEW YORK, April l0.-IRl- The only conviction you get from the Leo Durocher affair is that Happy Chandler acquitted himself pretty we'll You can take that word acquitted awo ways Stories and comments from the south on the hearings gave the impression that it was the commissioner who was on trial, not Durocher, Larry MscPhail, Branch Hickey or any of the others involved Now there's no doubt that Chandler can and will act decisively when necessary, though everybody won't agree that his decision was right.
 The guys who really want to blast him now can accuse Happy of (A) kow-towing to MacPhail (B) interfering with the freedom of the press in stopping Durocher's ghosted column and co denying freedom of speech to the guys who were "silenced.' That's a good trick, too, if Lee. Larry, etc, really are silenced. There'l be no vocal competition for Happy
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FISHERMAN HARRIS
 iS IN CLINK AGAIN

Fred w. Harris, .0-year- old fisherman from Douglas. was back in ths clink again yesterday with too much to drink-just three and half hours after being released from the City Jail where he had served out a S25 fine from pre- vious conviction.
 Fms is the third time, this year. that Harris, no relation to Juneau's John Harris, has been a City guest on charges of being under the in tluence of intoxicating liquor It's also the 20th time in six years for the sama reason.
 Disposition of the case is being held up pending a discussion be- tween Federal and City authorities as to what should be done.
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SpoYIs Briefs


 Virgil Poster Of Dallas, Texas, cane close to making a perfect 300 at the American Bowling Congress Tournament in Les Angeles. But Tester started off with a spare and then ran up II consecutive strikes for a 290 At that he finished his series with a 699 to take second place in the A-B-C standings be- hind Ernest Dell Dotto of Merced, California, who has a 69o.
 College fans will be asked to con- tribute twenty-five cents at one contest in each Intercollegiate sport to help the National Col legiate Athletic Association raise a $150,000 fund for the 1948 Olym- pic games in London.
 Breaking a close game with IT, point surge in the third quarter, the Indianapolis Kautskys won the Invitational Professional Basketball Tournament last night by beating the Toledo Jeeps 62 to 47 at Chi cago.
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BERLIN TAXING GREW
 TO S!TKA FOR SURVEY

Leonard A. Berlin, cadastral en- gineer for the Public Survey Office will take his crew of surveyor tc Sitka tomorrow to conduct a sur vey of surplus lands in that area Following the completion of thS Sitka task, Berlin and his men will do a similar job at Excur- sion Inlet. The land to be sur veyed has been used by the War and Navy Department in recent years and is to be sold as surplus property by the War Assets Ad- ninistration upon completion Of the survey.
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STANDING OR CLUBS Pacific Coast League
BROOKLYN DODGERS GET NEGRO PLAYER

BROOKLYN, April II, R--The Brooklyn Dodgers today purchased the contract of Jackie Robinson, Negro infielder, from the Mon treal Royals, it was announced to- day by Branch Hickey, President of the Dodgers.
 Robinson thus becomes the first Negro player to enter the Major Leagues. Outside of the bare re- port of his purchase, nothing was said. It will be left to the dis cretion of the New Brooklyn Man ager, as yet unnamed, whether Robinson opens the season at first base.
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FIRE ALARM

The Juneau Fire Department an swered IT alarm at 2:10 this afternoon in the Scandinavian Rooms on South Franklin. The volunteers extingMshed blaze ln a smouldering mattress caused by a lighted cigarette. Damage was to the mattress and bedding.
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ALASKANS AT BARANOF

Registering at the Baranof Hotel are Kenneth L. Morgan, Loren G. Duncan and M A. Bodahl from Ketchikan, Mrs Joe Franich and daughter from Fairbanks. R. H. Gillis from Anchorage, and Sam Asp from Tenakee.
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4. POLEET RETURNS

Antonio POlet, Nome merchant. is registered at the Baranof Hotel after flying to Juneau from Seat tie.
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C. RAATII.AINEN l.c

Charlie Raatikainen If Pelican and his nephew, Arvo 4-amataina, are registered at the Gastineau Hotel.