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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
TUO UZTIKRINAMA
DARBING'UMAS
kITOSE INDUS
TRIJOSE

Atlantic City. N. J.. &c.
guzes Fl d, plieno darbi.
ninku unijos vadu suvazia.
VINE nutarto sulaikvti pile.
no da"h'nir'vr streikai -
stai Philip Murray, plieno
darblninku unijos vadas IL
ClO nirnoin;n'5es. paskelbe
savo Go United Steelwor-
kers unijai draudima sauk-
II If rengti streikus per
du metu. CIO plieno uni
ia turf anie 8 900 skyriu ir
apima kelis simtus tukstan-
ciu darbininku.
Murrav pranese uniiu To-
kalu vadams kad daharti-
mis- kontraktas su plieno
Industrial yra patenkinan-
It's porai metu, plieno dar-
blnirfkai gavo. algu pakeli-
ma 15c valandai ir pasiek-
ia taikus susitarimas su
plieno kompanijomis, taip
kad streikavimas pasidaro
beprasmis.
Unijos skyriai raginami
prisilaikyti grieztai sutar-
ties SUI kompanijomis. .jo-
kiose salygose neprivalo
trukdyti darbus begyje tos
sutarties tesejimo. Ragina
vlsus nesusipratimus spre-
sti SUI kompanijomis taikiu
budu.
Negalima sakyti kad vi
81 unijos skyriai prisilai-
kys to grieztai, mes nesusi-
pratimu gales iskilti uz pa
vietinius ivykius,
taciau unijos vadu prisa-
kymas darbininkams veng-
ii streikavimo uztikrina
darbingunna d ir ramuma ne
tik plieno industrijoje bet
ir tuose darbuose kur rel
kalingi plieno produktai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
PLANUOJA REMIT
IR STIPRINTI KlTAS
SAILS

Gen. Marshall, Valstybes
Sekretorius, pranesa kad
State If Karo Department
tai ruosia visuotina plana
gelbeti kitas Sails ekonomi--
Mai sustipreti, ir sake u.
S. lures isleisti po SIS bilijo-
nus kas meta per iris ar
keturis metus to plano pra-
vedimui.
Tuo klausimu eina rimti
pasitarimai. Amerika nu-
mato reikala suselpti ir pa
remit nekurias valstybes
kad jos galetu ant koju at
sistoti ir pradeti prekyba
ir darbinguma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
DIP SPAUDA Wis OAR
NELAISVA.

TUO tarpu, kai Amerikos lai-
krasciai turf pilna veikimo lais-
We ir gall apie bolsevizma ar
kita bjauria sistema rasyti tai
ka tik nori, DIP laikrasciams,
lyg piktam ir pavojingam SUI
niui, yra uzdetas antsnukis. Ju
tirazas yra ribojamas 1000 egg.
Tai maza megstantiems skai-
tyti laikrascius musu tautie-
CLAIMS. Juk mes ne laukiniai
80. Be to, jiems draudziama
ir vienu zodziu uzsiminti bio
gai apie bolsevizma, nors tai
butu ir tikriausia tiesa.
Laikrasciu redaktoriai, kurie
kai ka apie tai paraso, yra
Amerikieciu valdininku isbara-
mi. Be to, jiems pagrasinama
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LIETUvIU PABE-
GELIU KRoNIKA
(Musu correspondence Bavarijo-
Je pranesimas Dirvai)
STAL1NO RANkA PASIEKIA
IR AUSTRIJOJE GYVENAN-
Gus LIETUVIUS.

AUSTRIJOJE gyvenanciu Lie.
tuviu padetis yra labai bloga
zyrliai blogesne net kaip Vo.
kietijoje. Austrijos valdzia. in
splruojama bolseviku is Mask
vos, daro ivairius spaudimus
prizes musu tautiecius. Ia val
stybe, kuri dar taip nesenai vi
somis isgalemis pataikavo pa
clam Hitleriui ir kuri dovanojo
Vokie ciu tautai "Fuhreri",
dabar neturi gedos apsa u k
naciais Lietuvius. :. Visa lai-
me kad Austrai dar nera visis-
kai nepriklausomi: ju piktus
sumanymus ir nedorus darbus
daznai sudraudzia Amerikonai
su Anglais.
"Jeigu Austrai butu laisvi ir
turetu galios mus gyvus sues
tq", taip raso NUNS is Aus
trijos Lietuviai. Nenuostabu
tat kad Lietuviai daro zygius is
AustrUos isvaziuoti, deja, tai
nera jau taip lengva. O truk-
do dazniausia per Austrus tie
patys Rusai, kurie nenustoja
vilties laimeti Lietuviu kali.
Nesenai Insbruke (Austrijo-
ie) lankesi Brazilijos komisija,
kuri verhavo is pabegeliu tar
po specialistus j Brazilija. 81
karta prieme apie SO zmoniu,
kuriu tarpe buvo ir keli Lie
tuviai. Balandzio 18 d. buvo
pranesta kad vagonai paruosti.
Visi susirinko stoti, susedo
j vagonus ir lauke traukinio
isvykime. Geguzes 3 dspjie tu-
reio isplaukti laivu. Staiga,
prizes pat traukiniui iseinant.
ateio valdininkai ir pranese kad
esalonas negales iseiti, mes uz-
protestave Rusai. Visi zmones
is vagonu buvo issodinti ir nu-
varyti j tam tikra vieta, kur
"patikrinimo" komisi-
ia. Komisijoje dalyvavo ir Ru-
sal. Vienus pradejo tikrinti
tuojau, kitus veliau. Lietu-
viams buvo praneSta kad JUGS
po 2-3 savaiciu. >.
Taip ir neteko vargsams musu
tautieciams patekti j Brazili-
ia, mes kelia pastojo toll sic
kianti Stalino ranka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Romoje, filmu industri-
joje kilus gaisrui, sudege
26 asmenys.
GyyentOju skaicius sioje
salyje nuo 1910 paaugo II
milijonu ir dabar skaitoma
142,OOO,O 1000.
500 Lenku kareiviu. kurie
buvo laikomi Anglijoje ir
kurie atsisako gryzti Len
kijon, atvezti j Kanada
ukes.
Gen. Andres Lenku ar
mijos 1000 vyru kurie ra-
dosi Italijoje, pergabenti
Britannia, is ten gi veSami
j Kanada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
UZDRAUDE CICARE.
TUS ! VOKIETIJA

u. S. militaris valdytoias
Gen. Clay uzdraude stun
TINA Amerikonisku cigare-
tu i Vokietija, tuomi nore-
damas sulaikyti juodosios
rinkos bizni, kuris remia-
81 daugiausia cigaretais.
Americas kariai gales
gauti cigaretu pirkti nu-
skirtose kariu reikmenu is
taigose, bet namiskiai ne
gales kariams cigaretu j
Vokietija siusti.
Bet kadangi kariu daug
yra nerukanciu, jie inns sa-
vo cigaretu kieki ir vistiek
varys juodos rinkos bizni.
Visa reikala valdzia tu-
retu pertvarkyti is pat pa
grindu. Kai pernai buvo
siuloma pravesti tyrineji-
ma Americas kariu speku-
liaciju ir kitty nieksysciu
Vokietijoje, tam pasipriesi-
no Prez. Truman ir kit.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
HITLERIS noreio vel ST

HITLERIS norejo vel su
Stalinu taikytis, karo eigo-
je, kai jau buvo uzpuoles
Russia, parodo Americas
turimi dokumentai, paimti
is Vokieciu. Jis pradejo
ia prasme skymuoti l943
metals, kai numate kad ga
Ii pralaimeti kara.
Stalinui tas dave proga
apgauti Roosevelta, tikri-
nant kad jis taikysis su ma
ciais jeigu nebus duodama
sovietams viskas ko Stall
mas reikalauja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Glen L. Martin, lektuvu
isdirbejas, sake jog moks-
lininkai Amerikoje gamma
radio aktyve "debesi" ku-
ri yra dar pavojingesne uz
atomine bomba. mes gall
butt paleista virs miesto is
lektuvo aukstai ore, be joa
kio sprogimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
ClO Vadas Draudzia P|ieno Streikus
Porai Metz
TAS lSAkYMAS APIMA 5000 PLIENO
DARBININKU UNIJos sKYRIU
sELPIMUU $3.50 MILL
JONU UzTVIR-
TlNTA

Kongresas galutinai NJ
tvirtino $3.50 100000 skvri-
ma selpimui kitu saliu ku-
rios 9ss nuo karo nukentejo.
Taipgi norma kad VAL
dzia darytu paskolas ir XII
tokius paskyrimus kitoms
salins, kad jos galetu eko-
nominal atsigaivinti.
Tie $3.50, 100000 yra Sell
pimui zmoniu, ne remimui
saliu valdziu kuriose pasal-
pa bus dalinama. Buvo no.
reta nukirsti nuo tos su-
mos $3.50 milijonQ, taciau
tas pravesta nenukirsta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Valdzia Naikina 1947
Metu Bulves

VALDZlA ragina biznius ir
lsdlrbeJus mazinti pragyveni-
mo reikmenu kainas, bet patti
valdzla stengiasi dirbtinai pa
laikyti maisto .kainas aukseiau
kick galima.
Jau zinot apie naikinimus
bulvip derliaus pervirsio per-
mai. zinot apie kiausiniu kai-
ny iskelima, zinot apie kornu
If kitty grudu uzarima, apie
parsiukQ naikinima, ko ukinin-
kai priaugina ir ko esant pa
kankamai, ju kainos butu pi-
gesnes.
Valdzia betgi uz tai uzmoka
ukininkams grynais pinigais is
taksu moketoju kiseniu, ir vi
sokl pervirsiu sunaikina, tiktai
retais atvejais kan parduoda
ar isveza kitur.
Pietinese valstijose jau atsi-
RADIO naujos bulves, kuriu der
Illus pasirode geras. Dabar jau
visuose laikrasciuose paplito
zinios ir atvaizdai parodanti tn
bulviq kalnus suverstus sunai-
kinimui. Vienas bulviu kalnas
is so tons pervirsiaus surink-
to Baldwin apskrityje, Alaba-
moi, sunaikintas uzpilant ant
ju aliejas kad jos nebutu ga
limos niekam sunaudoti.
u tas bulves pirmiau ju au-
gintojams uzmokejo. Likusias
gi bulves ukininkai parduoda
brangia kama, mes ju "mazai"
yra. Net bulvinio alkoholio da-
rytojai turi pirkti bulves auks-
ia kama; tu sunaikinimui nu-
skirtq bulviu negali nupirkti.
ANGLES kasyklu operato-
rial pradejo derybas su John l..
Lewis naujai sutarciai su mai
neriu unija, mes Liepos l d.,
kaip Lewis anksciau yra skel-
bes, jis vel gall issaukti minks-
tos ANGLES kasyklu darbinin-
kus streikuoti.
Nors pirmiau kasyklu savi-
ninkai atsisake su Lewis tar
tbs, dabar sakoma apie Is nuoS.
ju jau eina derybas noreda-
mi uzbaigti Xxi siol uzsitesusi
operavima pc valdzios
prieziuroje.
MANU- statyba sioje salyje
prieis prie bankroto del bran
gumo statybos medziagu ir la
bal aukstu statybos darbininku
algu. Paveizdan, medic sta
tybos darbininku (carpenters)
algos New Yorke siekia $2.75
valandai.
Pridejus branguma statybai
reikalingu medziagp. namu sta
tymas sprieina laipsnio kur jau
lures sustoti.
Prize to, statybos srityje pri-
truksta pagelbiniu darbininku,
CANA norinciu mo-
kytis statybos darbu, o is dir
banciu puses apsireiske memo
ras padaryti tick darbo kick
lie gauna moketi.
Kontraktoriams niekaip ne
apsimoka imtis namu statybos,
mes jie niekaip negali issiver-
sti.
AUTOMOBILIU darbai Det-
roite vel atnaujinti, kai gauta
plieno reikalingo automobiliQ
virsams daryti plieno plotviQ.
Gryzo j darbus $4,000 darbi-
ninku Briggs ir Chrysler isdir-
byst6se.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Michael L. Munk, pirmas rabi-
mas po karo pabaigos sugryzes
j iBerlina, kur jis gimes. Jisai
atstovaus zydu reikalams Ame-
rikos valdomoje Berlyno zono-
je. Jis pabego is Vokietijos
1888 metals, kuomet ten zydu
persekiojimas buvo auksciau-
shame laipsnyje. Butu gerai
kad tas rabinas pereitu Rusu
bolseviku valdonna Berlyno 20
ma ir patyres pasakytu zydams
teisybe apie sovietu valdymo
sistena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Gen. Clay pradejo Woke
tijoje skelbti kokia pagalba
Amerika duoda Vokiecius
maitinant. Tas mazai pa
darys gero, mes Amerika
Judo Vokietija, kaip leido
prazudyti kitas sails.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Is Sovietq ateina gandu
kad karo marsalas Zukov
uz suokalbiavima prizes So
vietu vyriausybe nuteistas
Is metu kalejiman.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
ITALIJOJE ministru ka.

binetui suirus, tesiasi Wy
riausybes krize. Sakoma,
ministru pirmininku gall
tapti / pasaulinio karo vel
kejas Orlando, apie 80 m.
senukas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
UKRAINOJE.

UhRAINOJE, JauCITlIdI
kovotojai prizes sovietus pa
dege miska, kuris apima 80
ketvirtainiu myliu plota.
$4,000 Ukrainieciu gy-
venanciu rytineje If piet-
rytineje Lenkijoje, isakyti
persikelti j Russia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

sIOS sales lektuvu in
dustrija susilpnejo, o Ru-
sijoje, kaip zinovai tikrina,
lektuvu gamyba yra tokia
milziniska kad netrukus
sovietai gales Anglia SUI
naikinti savo lektuvais j 4S
valandas, be atomines bonn
bos pagalbos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Prancuzijoje apie $4,000
mazq ir vidutiniu bizniu
lstaigu pasiryze streikuoti
Blrzelio 4 d. protestui prizes
valdzlos ruosiamus ekono-
minus patvarkymus. Biz
Mai nori kad valdzia nesi-
kistu tick daug j kainu
kontrole ir duotu daugiau
ekononines laisves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

MAISTUI is Amerikos j
Vokietija vezti paskirta SO
laivu, kurie Xxi gallo Gegu-
zes menesio lures pervez-
tt $4,000 tonu maisto mi
llJonams alkanu Vokieciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
BRITANIJOJE ma aist

BRITANIJOJE ma is t O
kicks zmonems jau ir taip
mazas, dar labiau sumazi-
namas, mes be kito meto
nenumato tureti maisto
pakankamai.
Nors tue, tarpu dar ne
slmato bado zymiu. taciau
sake to galima tiketis, mes
maisto klausimas Britain
Joje visai kritiSkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23
RUSAI MANO AUS
TRIJA TEKS JIEMS

Sovietai laukia kad Anne
rikai nusibostu kisimasis j
Austrijos reikalus, kaip j
neapsimokanti dalyka, i1'
kad istrauktu is ten savo
kariuomene.
Komunistai ruosiami uz-
init visas vietas ir valdzia
j savo rankas.
MIRE. Baltimore, Md,
mire Arkivyskupas Cur
ley, 81 m.
BRAZILIJON atvyko is
Vokietijos pirmutine CRU
pc is $50 isvietintu asme-
nu. Brazilija pasiryzus isl
leisti apie 1000 seimu, ne
daug1au 5,UOO aSmenu.
DEL BRAZILIJOS ko-
munistu partijos uzdarymo
raudonieji sake tame buvo
U. S. pastangos.
TABAKO streikas Win
ston-Sales, N. c., pasirodo
yra komunistu sukursty-
tas, mes ten komunistai uz-
valde tabako darbininku
unija ir suruose streika.
vokietijoje, Britu zono.
je, amunicijos stotyje spro
gime uzmusta II Vokiecil
If vienas Britu karys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

Orc pastu laisku siunti-
mas vel pabranginamas Xxi
&c. Buvo padaryta Sc.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

laikrasciu uzdarymu.
Ar, gi tokia yra Amerikos
demokratine spaudos laisve?
X. Pel6kis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

NDIJOJE siaucia savi-
tarpines riauses, pereita
savaite uzmusta Is asme-
nu Lahore mieste.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-23

MIRE. Baltimore, Md.
mire Arkivyskupas Cur
ley, 81 m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-05

the same place and are closely
related.
After having remained In New
York long enough to complete an
other book, she journeyed to jam
aica, in the British West Indies.
The people of Jamaica learned to
love her, as does everyone with
whom she comes in contact.
Wherever she travels, she be-
comes one of the people of that
PLACE. There she learned the folk
songs and dances of the natives,
as she learned those of the Ba-
hamas Islands when she visited
there. She plays the guitar and
sings with the people in her home
town and does the same with her
friends in New York City.
Miss Hurston can live on Park
Avenue this week and in the tur-
pentine swamps and lumber
camps of southern Florida the
next and be equally at home in
both places. She is a lover of
common people.
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of this country, South America,
Africa, and Europe | know of no
other single agency that comes
more nearly meeting the urgent
needs of all people in times of
stress and disaster, irrespective
of race, creed. or color, than the
American Red Cross"
Similarly, James E. Shepard,
president, North Carolina College
for Negroes, in endorsing the
campaign, stated: "In the wake
of earthquakes, floods. fires, tor
nadoes, or any other catastrophe
which might befall mankind, the
American Red Cross can be found
on the scene of action as soon
as the calamity occurs. This
great organization deserves the
support of all people everywhere,
for it truly serves"
Summing up the general attitude
toward the appeal for funds, Ben
jamin E. Mays, president, More
house College, Atlanta, Ga, de-
clared:
I'm war and in peace the Amer
lean Red Cross extends the help
ing hand to those in dire need
and distress. This country would
not be true to its highest ideals
of constructive helpfulness with
ont the work of the Red Cross.
And this means that the forth
coming campaign needs the sup
port of every loyal American in
order that this organization may
be able to continue its service
to veterans and their families and
meet the unforeseen emergencies
of the future"
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MORE ABOUT
FOLKS

of smiling often. She stood on
the platform smiling and calling
out greetings to this one and
that. They were the same loyable
folks who hadn't changed a bit"
1t seemed unimportant that DR..
Franz Boaz, of Columbia Uniyer-
sity, had said, "Miss Hurston has
written the greatest collection of
Negro folklore in the world"
All that mattered at this mo-
ment was the fact that these,
the people among whom she had
grown up and whom she loved,
were here rejoicing because her
success was theirs.
Many of the townspeople went
home with her, and those who
couldn't get into the house wait
ed on the porch to hear all about
new York.
Aoid Cdlue Out 10 eat dinner
with gingham apron covering
her dress, for fame and success
had not made her glamorous or
given her a desire to SHOW Off
When she had answered some of
their questions about New York,
she told them, 81 am here to write
another book and want you to
tell me more stories to go into
it,"
"Oh, Fora, we don't know any
stories-only those old tales we
used to tell among ourselves at
the store and at parties. You
wouldn't want to put them in
any book. Nobody would read
them"
"Those are the very ones l
want to hear" returned Fora.
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More About RED CROSS
(Contenued from Page ~

vicemen will look to the Red
Cross for assistance.
Eugene Kinckle Jones, gen.
eral secretary of the Urban Leag-
ue, wrote: "These annual cam
paigns.... afford the public the
chance to sense participation in
the good work done through gifts
1t makes in supporting this Or
ganization," while Claude A. Bar
nett, director, the Associated Ne
gro Press, stated: THE American
Red Cross, greatest humanitarian
organization in the world, des-
erves the support of every man,
woman, and child in our land"
This tribute from T. M. Camp
bell, Tuskegee Institute field agent
for the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture Extension Service, was
typical of many:
THE annual drive for the Ame-
rican National Red Cross. is
an opportunity for all able-bodied
Americans who have jobs to join
in and give of their means, no
matter how small.
Il have witnessed this great or
ganization working at national
headquarters; l have seen it in
action in the metropolitan centers,
on transportation lines Gland, sea,
ad air); in the backwoods of the
rural south, including the Missis-
sippi flood areas; in Army camps
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The people up there have never
had a chance to hear them just
as you tell them, so | am going
to write them down."
We'll, who'd although people
wanted to know our little old
tales? 1t all goes to show you
never can TELL" said Clam Jones.
but everything is changing all
the time" said Cousin Sarah.
What people wouldn't have lis
tened to one time, they are glad
to hear today. Even the Lawd
changes things sometimes"
What did de Lawd evan
changer" aked Glen.
"See that butterfly over there
on that honeysuckle? If the Lawd
hadn't changed some things after
he made the world, we wouldn't
fave any butterflies today" said
Bob Jenkins. God made butter
flies after dc whole worl' was
finished and through. You know
de Lawd seen so much bare
ground till he got sick an tired
lookin' at it. SO God tole 'em to
fetch him his prunin' shears and
trimmed up de trees an made
grass and flow ers and throwed
'em all over de clearin' an dey
growed dere from memorial days.
After while de flowers said,
'We'se put hyeah to keep the
world company, but we'se lone
some ourselves So Bod said, "A
world is solnethin' amt never
finished. Soon's you make one
thing, you got to make somethin'
else to go wild It. Gimme dem
lii tee-ninchy shears
so he went round clippin' lii
pieces of everything-de sky, de
trees, de flowers, de earth, de
and every one of dem
iii straps fallin' from Gods scis
sors and flutterir' by, dey called
'em fluttorbys. But a brother come
by wild a big mouf an a stamb-
lin tongue, so he got it all mix
ed up and said, butterfly, and
folks been calm em dat ever
since. OATS how come we got
butterflies of ever color and kind,
and OATS why dey hangs round
de flowers. Dey was made to keep
de flowers company"
That's a grand story, Fora
told them. Does anyone know
any animal stories?"
"You aver hear the one about
how Br'er Dog lost his beautiful
voice."
mo. TEN us that one"
Oats de reason de dog is mad
wild de rabbit now-'cause he fool
ed de dog. You know, they useter
call on de same girl. De rabbit
useter go up to the house an
cross his legs on the porch and
court de girl. Br'er Dog, he'd
come in de gate with his banjo
under his arm. Good evenin', Miss
saphronie.'
my compliments, Br"er Dog,
come have a chair on the peazza.
NO, thank you, ma'am, Miss
Saphronie. B1ieve I'll set out here
under the chinaberry tree Sc
he'd set ont dere an sing:
"lf Miss Fronie was a gal of mine
She wouldn't do nothin' but
starch and iron.'
$50 de girl wouldn't pay no
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SPORTS AFIELD
By J. A. (Jack) JOHNSON

BY J. A. (Jack) JOHNSON
Following his announced inten-
ton to hold a boxing show each
week during the month of march,
Matchmaker Ron Warnock of the
Seattle Boxing Club Inc. announ-
ces the following card to be held
at the Civic Auditorium March IL.
Main event, Joey Dolan, Spo.
kane, VS.. Aurel Toma. Bucharest,
Romania. Semi windup, Billy
Townsend, Spokane, VS.. Jack
Cakes, New Orleans. Special ev-
ent, Tony Como, Yakima vs.. the
winner of the George Cote Bobby
Roberts bout of March A. -Four
rounds, Jack Evans, FIT. Lewis VS..
the winner of the Johnny Russell
Bill Williams bout of March 4,
and four rounds Juan Two" Cor
ties, Manila VS.. Billy Bledsoe,
Ft. Lawton.
Matchmaker Warnock is to be
complimented for the high grade
of fighters he is bringing here
for the entertainment of the fans.
Joey Dolan was rated among the
first few featherweights in the
world a few months ago. He has
recently been inactive. but is now
starting a campaign for the title.
He fought Harold Dade twice los
ing hairline decisions. If he wins
March IL, every effort will be
made to bring Dade here to meet
him.
Aurel Toma has knocked out Ben
ny Lynch, present coast chap.
has beaten Callura and Joey Arch
ibald former champs. He beat
Joey Clemo in Portland last week.
He is a former European champ
and former chauffeur to King
Carol of Romania. Billy Town
send is the sensational Spokane
lightheavy who has fought easy
touches until now but he is a
terrific puncher and dangerous at
all the time he is in there. Jack
Cakes is Negro lightheavy who
was brought north by Bill Garba-
rino, well known sportsman and
former manager of Eddie Powell.
Jack is one of the greatest fight
ers to show here in some time.
He Is resuming his career after
war service. He has defeated Hol-
man Williams and Archie Moore
and is worthy of top billing any
where. Cakes is being trained by
the capable Leonard Satcher, who
knows fighters and the fight game
from A to z.
Tony Como of Yakima, Juan
Two" Cortes, sensational Filipino
featherwefght and Billy Bledsoe,
Negro 124 FOUNDER of FIT. Lawton
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are all classy performers and
pleasing entertainers. An oppon-
ent is being sought for Doc
Blanchard, 24S pound Negro boxer
for the March 25 card. Blanchard
who has been fighting only
few months fought his way to
the finals in the recent golden
gloves tournament. From the
amount of training this big boy
has had he looks like the best
prospect Seattle has seen in many
years.