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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Marylandska Academic We'd

Dude ukazovati film "The Bear
River Refuge" pffstf ctvrtek,
Is. dubna v auditoriu hlavni
budovy Pratt Library v 7:3O a
$50 vecer. Jest to barevny
film ktery zachytil sceny divo-
keno zakoutf II mil zapadne
cd Brigham City, Utah.
Ia pr1zniveho pocasf Dude
otevfena Hvezdarna ma nej-
vyssfm patTe knihovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Nalez demantIG " Kanade.

Regina, Sask. - Jisty pro-
spektor oznamil, re nalezl ne
kolik diamantG v severn1 cast
Saskatchewan, jak oznamuJe
department pro mlneralnl
zdroje.
John G.. Johnson, prospektor
" oblasti Film Flon, zadal, ably
mu bylo dano vyhradn1 pravo
hledati demanty v cele tetc
provincii. Rekl, re nalezl pet
diamantd, z nichz nejvets1 We
likosti kulicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09

LAKE SUCCESS
NEW YORK

Resolution Committee
United Czechoslovak Society
Mrs. Sylvie PETER, Secretary
1907 Ednor Road
Baltimore, Maryland
The observation-disclosures of the
United Nations wishes to
acknowledge the receipt of
your telegram of March 18th,
1913, urging that recent events
in CZECHOSLOVAKIA should
be brought to the attention of
the Security Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Divadelni pozitek

pfipravuje Pew. Dram. Sbor Sv.
Cecilie, ktery sehraje popular
nj Hynkovu operetu "TULAK"
DO dive ned6le, 10. a 25. dubna
v Auditoriu Skoly Osady sv.
Vaclava. Zacatek obou pred
stavenf We 2 hodiny odpoledne.
Bude 1cinkovati 40 osob "a re-
lie znameho ochotnfka kraja-
ma Augusta Kozlovskeho, st.
Milovnfci ceskeho divadla
mali Sc ma co tesiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
z Demokratickeho Klubu Ces-
kych MladikI1 z. Wardy. Inc.

z Demokratickeho Klubu ces.
kych MladikG z. Wardy, Inc
V pravidelne schulz Dem
Klubu Ceskych Mladik1 z.
wardy, 2100 Ashland Avenue
konane minulou nedeli bylo in
dorsovano znovu-navrzenf Kon
gresnika Edw. A. Garmatze v
3. distriktu.
Starosta mesta Thomas D.
Alesandro, Jr. politely spon-
sor o. Ed. A. Garmatze byl pri-
tomen schulz a odhaleni sveho
portretu v klubovnf SIM. Pre-
sentaci ucinil mas znamy mia
dy soudce a pravnfk August
KozIovsky. Predseda klubu
D. Frank j. Pelz pTedstavil
hlavnfho recnfka p. j. Neal
Nc Cardella, mestskeho kon-
trolora.
Pan Pelz oznamil, re Loyal
Ladies Auxiliary Klubu sc tez
prohlasily pro p. Garmatze
PTedsedkou Damske Odbocky
Klubu je pi. Frances Holubova.
Panove Element PrIcha a
Theodore Depetris, kterf Sc u
chazejf O mfsto delegate Z.
wardy do Dem. Statn1 Konven-
ce byli taktez klubem schva-
leni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Nav$tsva z CSR. " krajanske
rodins p. J. RosIflka.

Tyto dny meskal navstevou
u znamych krajanG p. a pf. Jo-
sefa a Anezky Roslflek, 2418
E. Monument st. p. J. Valenta
z CSR. Jmenovany je znamym
~pr1buznych rodiny p. Roslflka
V MI. Boleslavi a Praze. Naku-
puje v Americe stroje a zarf-
zenf pro lesnf hospodafstvf a
zaroven je zde ma ctyT-mesfcnf
studfjnf ceste, ably 81 zdokona-
iii v6domosti lesnfho hospo-
daTstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
MiStnl ZprdVy..
Znama krajanka pi. Viktorie
RySankova jmenovana do
Skolni Rady.

Minute pondelf vecer staros-
ia m6sta 9th. Thomas Dale.
sandro, Jr. jmenoval 8 move
cleny skoln1 Rady a mezi MIN.
je znama pracovnice v zenskt
Civic Lie Skupiny {. 7 Angus
tina Hermana pf. Viktorie Ry-
sankova, manzelka oblfbenehc
Cesk6ho l6kare Ora. Williama
Rysanka, 801 N. Kenwood Ave
Jmenovanf must byti potvr-
zeno mestskou radon, coz jak
doufame Sc stane. Uspech pf.
Rysankov6 Dude ku prospechu
cel6 nasi csl. osady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Volby ma Korei budou prece
konany 9. kvetna.

Seoul, Korea. - Korejsky
vybor Spojenych narodG Sc u
snesl konati volby ma Korei
dine 9. kvetna pres to, re jak
americky velitel general Hodge
tax clenove korejskeho voleb-
nfho vyboru navrhli, ably volby
byly odlozeny ma "a. kvetna.
Pomer HAST vyznel 4 ku 8, pr
cemz jeden Glen vyboru nehla-
|soval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Pfipravuji slavne posveceni
kostela.

Corpus Christi, Tex. - Ces-
ka osada sv. Cyrila a MetodeJe
chysta velkou slavnost ma ne.
deli, II. dubna. Posvecen bu.
de krasny novy hostel. Kazate.
lem Dude DIP. msgr. Josef Va
.lenta. Duchovn1m %spravcen
Jest DIP. F. J. Kasper. Odpole
dne Dude obcanska slavnost pr
SIM Moravan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
PREHLED

Pomocne programy Sc staly
zakonem, kdyz byly velkou
vetsinou schvaleny v obou ko-
morach kongresu a podepsany
presidentem Trumanem. Jisto
je, re udalosti V Ceskosloven-
sku a prudka ruska propagan-
da proti pomocnym planum
znacne pfispely k rychlemu
proJednan1 a konecnemu schva
leni plant. K rusivemu Incl
dentu doslo, kdyz 81 dun po-
slancu z cista jasna odhlasoval
rozslrenl pomoci ma Spanelsko,
zakrok to zvlaste nestastny
vzhledem k blfzfcfm Sc ital-
Iskym volbam. Avsak prave
tento zakrok prokazal vyhodu
demokratickych zarizenf, KITE
ra vzdy stykajf moznost k ma
prave, kdyz Sc jiz nejaka chy-
ba stane. Necinilo to velkych
obtlzl rozhodnutf O Spanelsku
re zakona odstraniti.
Sleva dani byla projednana
die o~cekavanf, presidentovi
TrumanOvi ovsem mic jineho
nezbyvalo nez zakon vetovat,
kdyz Sc sleva dani nesrovnava
S pfedlozenym brannym pro-
gramem. Presidentovo veto
bylo pfehlasovano, kdyz repu-
blikani byli odhodlani tezit z
danove slevy pTi nastavajicfm
volebnlm tazen1 co nejv1ce a
tez cetn1 demokrate sc netrou-
fall z tehoz dGvodu prot pred
loze h%lasovat. Bude-li schva-
len novy program k zvJsenl
brannosti zeme, nenf ovsem il
sto, jak dlouho Dude radost re
slevy dan1 trvat.
Dopravni valka v Berline
byla vyvolana Sovety a jake
dGvod bylo udano, re do SOVIET
skeho pasma Berlfna pfijfzdeli
re zapadu spioni a mimo to pry
odvazeli zapadni spojenci re
|svych pasem v Berllne nejake
prGmyslove zafIzenf do zapad-
n1ho Nemecka. Jsou to samo-
zrejm6 jen vymluvy:: spioni Sc
mohou dostat do Berl1na tez
iinou cestou nez prave vlakem.
letadla jsou pro dcele cestova-
nj take velice oblibena. Zasoby
mohou zapadnf spojenci re
svych pasem Berlfne do
svych pasem zapadnfm Ne
mecku odvazet jake chteil.
Nejde O mic jineho nez O dalsl
etapu boje nervG prot spojen-
cum, vedeneho Sovety pc po-
slednf 2 leta. Ostatne mali Ru-
sove skutecne dGvod k spatne
nalad6, hladke schvaleni po-
mocneho planu je netes1 a tez
vysetTovanf ceskoslovenskeho
prevratu Jim zTejme nedela VII
bee zadnou radost.
Ceskoslovensko bylo opet ma
programu Bezpecnostn1 rady
Spojenych narodn a delegat
republiky Chile hail velmi O.
strVmi slovy sve pravo zadat
vvsetfovani ruske 1casti ma u
dalostech v Ceskoslovensku.
Rusky delegat byl nemile dot
cen ostrost1 projevu, mohl 81
vsak uvedomit, re to byl on
sam, ktery podobnou kveto-
mluvu pri projevech pred Spo-
ienymi narody zavedl. V Ces-
koslovensku samotnem sc ko-
muniste zac1nali pomalu pTi-
pravovat ma volby cin1 to tax,
re vydali smernice jak by z vo-
lebn1ch seznam1 nell byt Wy
skrtani ii, O kterych mono
pTedpokladat, re by komunis-
ty nevolili.
Palestine Sc tedy dostane
znovu pred hlavnf zasedanl
Spojenych narod1, kdyz byl
schvalen dotycny navrh Spoje-
nych Stat1. Dale bylo usnese-
no pGsobit ma ODE bojuj1c1 stra-
ny v Palestine, ably sjednaly
pr1meTf, IDA to "a nynejs1ho
stavu vecl Dude NONE, je jina
otazka. Ma Anglii je cinen ma
|tlak, ably mandatni sprawl re
me jeste pc nejakou dobu po-
drzela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
PTi nrvni valce Y.

Pr prvnf valce vydal pre-
sident Wilson heslo, ably byla
valka skoncena "mfrem bez vi
t9zstvf". Splnilo Sc jeho pTanf
ale nemci a mezinarodni kapi-
tai to prece vyhrali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
DAIRY:
Na Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. Hermana:

rug. I1oELIIdHd:
K uct6nf pamatky zemrele-
no p. Augusta STICKY darovali
p. a p1. Frank a Marie Barnat
$500.
Ma Mlecny Fond dstem
" Ceskoslovensku:
K ucteni pamatky p. J. Ma
lace daruje Rad Jaroslav z Du-
be &. 154, 6. S. A. $500
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
MaUro Drug
 Has New preseryer
 For Whitman Candies

Candy as tresh as when it comes from the manufacturer is now provided at the Butler -Mauro Drug Store hy installation of a new mechanism.
 The store has featured Whit man candies for some time and so popular has been the demand that the Whitman company decid- cd it was time to install their own refrigeration at the drug store.
 The Whitman Refrigerated Can dy Department, as it is called, is a streamlined contrivance, an easy inviting sell service.
 It is 6-feet long, 6-feet high overall and 26-inches in width with storage space capable of holding 140 pounds of the delicious candy. Protected from dust and moisture of outside air. it keeps the candy at certain tempera- ture, as fresh as the day it was manufactured and boxed.
 The merchandiser is General Electric product and serviced by authorized General Electric ser vicers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
DAMAGE AT EDNA BAY E OVER $50, ,0O0, SAYS
 JSC MANAGER HAWKINS

E. s. Hawkins. manager Of the Juneau Spruce Corporation, stated today that the loss incurred by the fire at the Edna Bay lumber camp on December 23 was far more drastic than had been expected.
 Damages exceeded $50,000, and were only partially covered by in- surance,' he said. Juneau Spruce will have to replace the property owned by the Alcoa Mining Com pany, and we will probably sustain a less of about $3O,o00 after the insurance is collected"
 Due to the many conflicting stories the cause of the fire re- mains obscure, he said.
 Hawkins will return to Edna Bay tomorrow morning to supervise the towing Of several crib rafts back to Juneau. and after brief stay here will make trip to Seattle to procure equipment for the camp to accelerate the corporations in- creased production of legs and lumber.
 He said that he is sure of ob- taining two surplus tugs. which will be employed to haul lumber through Prince Rupert to several new markets which have been se- cured recently.
 Because of the fire at the camp, the ovef auling at the sawmill here will probably not get underway on February l, as scheduled, Hawkins said.
 JSC is still vitally interested in acquiring the City Dock, however, and a communication to that ef- feet has been submitted to the City Council Money has already been appropriated for the purchase of the dock if the City sees fit to dispose of it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
jW( GIVES S55.5A 10 EUROPEAN RELIEF SHIP;
 PLANS FOR FEBRUARY

For the European relief ship, the Juneau Women's Club contributed s55.54, it was announced at the business meeting held yesterday afternoon in the Penthouse of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company. According to Mayor Waino Hendrickson, who is in charge of the contributions, this is the largest amount turned in by any club.
 The next business meeting of the club will be a noon luncheon at the Baranof Hotel, it was de- cided. A bake sale will be held at the end of this month to re- plenish the club treasury. It was voted to contribute $5 to the Gas tineau Health Council now and $5 later
 Mrs. George Playdon will have charge of refreshments for the February meeting at the home of Mrs. Don Foster with Mrs. Simon Hellenthal planning a program centering around the American Home theme.
 Plans are under way for a club card party in February to which the public will be invited, Mrs 7. P. Chester, Jr., the president, announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
DICK TRACY ON
 SCREEN TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Dick Tracy, the indomitable de- tective who intrigues millions as the popular and distinctive news piper cartoon st1ip carried in hundreds of newspapers, includ- ing the Empire, detonates into life and flashing vigor on the screen tonight at the 20th Century Thea tre, in a thrilling, spine tmgling pursuit of a maniacal mur- derer executing a vengeance cam paign of gruesome deaths Many of the wellknown characters of the cartoon strip are seen in action. Anne Jeffreys and Jane Greer sup ply the feminine charm,
 The second feature on the double bill is the screen version of Zane Grey's classic "Wanderer of the Wasteland,' with James Warren, Richard Martin and Audrey Long in the leading roles,
 The story is laid in the old un- tanned west with the hero, a six shooter on his hip, securing the Mojave Desert on hazardous mission ol stalking the vicious murderer of his father and the only clue is the soaring memory of a Crescent J" brand on the killers horse James Warren, the hero, thrills as the relentless avenger who is loved by the daughter of the man he has sworn to kill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
THREE CHARGED BY GRAND JURY
 IN FOUR BILLS

indictments on thlse alleged crimes were returned in U s. Dis trict Court this morning by the Federal Grand Jury in two true bills against George Freel. He IS accused of burglary in a dwell ing and larceny in house at Keku Island and larceny in boat at Petersburg. Freel is out of jail at present on Sl,oO0 bail
 Two other indictments were also returned by the Grand Jury teddy tefore it retired for what may be its linai day of deliberations dur ing the current court term.
 Frank "Bucky" Harris, of Ju- neau, was the subject of a true bill on grand larceny charges in yolving the theft of an overcoat. A true bill was also returned against James Carpenter, of Sitka, accusing him of larceny in a dWe Hing. He is charged with the theft Of gun from a Sitka home.
 A not true" bill was returned for Jack Chris Lokke, of Sitka, who had been arrested on grand larceny charges involving the all legged theft of two guns and other items from his fathers home. Lokke's father has died since the complaint was signed.
 The three accused men will be arraigned at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
 Today, the Grand Jury inspected the Federal Building and the Fed eral Jail in addition to other mat ters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
REAL MEL 0DRAMA,
 "H0TEL RESERVE,"
 ON CkpIT0l'S BILL

A notable addition to the cur rent crop of melodrama is at the Capitol Theatre tonight for final showings. It is Hotel Reserve. .
 The action of Hotel Reserve, " an adoption from Eric Amblers best seller "Epitaph for Spy" concerns the police investigation into serious case of espionage at the famous French naval port of Toulon When young doctor becomes suspect he is forced to find the real culprit or lace de- portation.
 It is apparent that the culprit is among the holiday-makers at a small hotel in the South of France.
 Although various traps are pre- pared to bait the criminal, all of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
BUCK HARRIS TO MAKE
 TSA BROADCAST TONIGHT

Opening a series of talks in con- nection with the Days of '98, sponsored by the Territorial Sports mems Association, Buck Harris will go on the air over KINY at I o'clock tonight to tell the why's and wherefors for the special amusement. It is also announc- ed the Days of '98 will be given in Town Hall Recreation Center on January 29, 30 and 3l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08

them fail until the doctor by desperate bluff outwits the cul- prit and brings him to book Il IS the heros efforts to achieve his mission and simultaneously ce- ment his romance with a beauti- ful young American girl, that pro- vide the film with its abundance Of exciting action and it's absorb ing conclusion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
SHRINE DANCE IS
 EVENT ON SATURDAY

The second of the series of in vitationaI Shrine dances will be Saturday night in the Scottish Rite Temple ballroom. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock according to an announcement made by the committee in charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
10 CANDIDATES ARE
 INITIATED BY ELKS

At the regular weekly meeting of the Elks last night the follow ing were initiated into the order. Frederick c. Robards, Richard J. Stanm, Eugene s. Hawkins, Harold E. Mayo, Elwin Messer, William H. Barron, John M. Floreske, Ken neth L. Wood, Carl A. Forsen and Ted R. Lyman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
GUILTY OF F0RGERY;;
 WILL BE SENTENCED
 COURT TOMORROW

Andrew J. Plicque, of Ketchi- kan. pleaded guilty in U. s, Dis trict Court today on all nine counts of forgery and one count Of embezzlement which had been placed against him.
 Sentence will be pronounced at 10 a. m. tomorrow by Judge George w Folta.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
QUONG RrrEs TODAY

Last rites for Mrs. Lee Quong were held this afternoon at the Charles w. Carter Chapel, with the Rev Walter A. Soboleff conducting the services.
 Pallbearers were William C..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08

Jackson, Richard Wells, Lee Cald- well, Hardy Leonard and Jasper Fronboe. Herbert Brown and Booker Throe will be honorary pallbearers. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
EMBLEM CLUB MEETS
 AT 6 THIS EVENING

The Juneau Emblem Club will hold their first meeting of the new year tonight at o'clock in the Elks Hall
 President Marian Hedges urges all members be present as this will be a very important business meet ing. The revision of bylaws by the Supreme Emblem Club will be discussed.
 Refreshments will be served. Those on the committee are Clau- dia Brown, Esther Gullufsen, Ada Winthers, Rebeeca Ferro and Mar ian Hedges.
 There's news in the Want-AQSl !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
ROSpNAL NOTES

J. o. Kirkham and Mrs. Lois Kennedy were admitted as medi- cal patients at St. Anns Hospital yesterday, and Mrs Marshall entered for surgical attention.
 Discharged were Mrs. Oscar Ol- son, George Farnham and Lloyd Dean.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08
SONS OF NORWAY
 10. MEET SATURDAY

The Sons of Norway will hold a regular business meeting Saturday al D. m. in the LOOP HaOn.
 Discussion of a change in day cf meeting and annual series of card parties will be made. All members are requested to be pres ent.
 Soil conservation has been es- abolished involving more than 0CO,000000 acres in the US.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08

Sell it With an Empire want-Ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-08

There's news in the Want-Ads!
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-04-02

QUE2T72LT .--13-7771,-G, 'tcont inued from mage
leaving Of n. Eaveman would be a big To-
to then as ne had done a great deal to
build UP that Department during the past
year. t vas stated by the 33ard that
both men -ou1d be hard to replace.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-04-02

On Wednesday evening the Extension Service
building bu1ged with 70 boys and girls all
eager to find out What the Al Calendar Of
1915 had in store for them. They sat on
tables, benches, chairs--any place and ev-
eryplace they could find room to park.
Following the o. PROGRAM conducted BY Hiss
Iari1yn Johnson games wore played. Sing
ms ~aa led by hrs. Lou Sandvik accompanied
by Rev. George savchenko on the &C cordian.
Dixie Guns and cookies rere served at the
end Of the evening.
Among the new leaders 1.rs. rarnica volun-
teered to be leader Of sewing group and
Max sherrod With Irs. lTeil l.iller assisting
will head q group on Gardening.
All boys and girls not at this meet ing are
invited to cone to the Extension OFFICE,
and sign up.
Hiss Johnson ui1l be in the Valley over
the ue Elk end to organize a Club at the Lazy
Mt. Ery2e and to Attnnd Home I-ahert S Council
and O. Counc il on londay.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-04-02
PIANO RE TAI

PIANO RE CITAL
I'rs. Timothy Henhessy' pupils Vicky
Graves and Br 1dge Wright will perform in
a recital at the Veal fright Home Friday
Evening at 500 pm. The program FOR the
evening is as follows:
|. A Little Dlet--Jessie L. Caynor
!. Bridge Wright and Ticky Graves
2. zee Folks March--Cora lac 3aeser
,,arch OF the Gingerbread man Dallas Reid
Ticky Graves
3. ,.arch OF the peppermint Sticks
~l-athilda Bilko
On g. sleigh ide--cecil Lenont
Fridge Wright
4. The yo-yo--l.adge Williams
Aeroplane Stun ts--1iadge Williams
Vicky Crave.
5. Ouet--ral tzi ing l.ice--Jessie Garnor
Bridge aid Vicky
6. Butterf1 1es--Inez Howell
Lady with the 8aloons--Ernest Adams
Bridge Wright
2. A -alhing- June -eybriGht
Cone and Play--Bernice Frost
Vtcl1y Graves
8. Elf and the Fairy--3erl ice Bentley
The C1orm--Carol Keen
Bridge fright
9. Duet easant Dance--Jessie :. Caynor
Ticly and Bridge.
Evening star., 1948-10-16
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The Balti-
more Colts finally have broken their
Western Division jinx in the ALL
America Football Conference. In
so doing they showed they probably
are the third best team in the cir
cult behind unbeaten San Fran
cisco and Cleveland.
The Colts wore down Los Angeles
gradually last night, then stomped
on the Dons in the final period to
win. 1914. Los Angeles built a 14-0
lead, which the Colts shaved to 14-7
by half time.
Then, with Ex-Don Charlie
O'Rourke running the show, the
Colts edged into a 14-14 tie in the
third quarter and added IS points
in the final session on two field goals
by Rex Grossman, q safety and q
touchdown with its accompanying
extra point.
The Dons' Glenn Dobbs failed to
overhaul the conference offensive
mark of 1,400 yards, held by Frankie
Albert Of the San Francisco '49ers.
Dobbs accounted for, 172 yards rum
ming and passing, IL short of Albert
Dobbs suffered a hip, injury. in
the game and Teammate John Kim
brough was sidelined with a vein
rupture in the leg. Kimbrough may
be lost for the season.
1t was an encouraging victory for
the Colts. They had lost three
games, two of them last week, and
all to Western Division teams
Chicago, San Francisco and Cleve-
land. 1t also assured the Colts of
Evening star., 1948-10-16
Sa|a kOnimpressive
In lcisioning Jones
BY the Assoejotsd Press

NEY YORK, Oct. 1s.-Lee sala
squirrel through his partially closed
left eye today and found his string
Of 8 professional boxing victories
unroken. But his kayo reputation
wa slightly tarnished.
ne young Donora, Pa, puncher
ws given bad time last night by
Ruben Jones of Norfolk, Va, in the
min event at the st. Nicholas
fena. Sala staggered through on
Up. but 1t was split decision.
He had won 80 fights by knock
luts. He couldn't even floor Jones.
II knew what I wanted to do,"
Sala reflected, "but couldn't do 1t" ]"
His manager, Bunny Buntag, OBJ
served: THAT fellows a little too
big, too strong" Jones weighed
l64h %Sala, 1907.
Jones offered this criticism: Hes
going to be good fighter. He's got
q good hook. but it's too wide"
A good showing last night prob
ably would have meant a choice
date In Madison Square Garden for
Sala. But after the fight Harry
Markson of the 20th Century Sport
ing Club remarked: HE looks prom
ising, but he's not ready for the
Garden right now"
The consensus was that Sala won't
threaten for some time another
well-known clouter for the honor ol
Donora's most famous citizen. The
other guy? Stan Musial.
Evening star., 1948-10-16

r. D. Young OF Washington, making
1t two gross awards in class B tour
naments played at Kenwood this
year. Mrs. Young won with her 90
when Mrs. Herman Neugass of
Woodmont took her third net with
sS-1S-80. Mrs. Harry Kipp of In
dian Spring won second net with
101-22-79.
Other low net prize winners, in
order, we're:
Mrs. Paul Barefoot Of WASHINGTON, 1o2-
$50; $50; M Ms jean lesson Of Prince
Of Manor. 1O5-24-S1; Mrs. Dwisht Avis
o. consressionsl; 10e-24-s2; Mrs. 10
Bradley Il. Burrows Of Manor. s9-17-s2:
Mrs. r; H; Northwood Of Army Navy, 102-
1873; Mrs. Flora Nooter of Manor
Haven. 1o2-19--ss; Mrs. W. A. Price Of
WASHINGTON, 11O-26-s4 Mrs. Louis
Watzman Of Indian SprinR. III .27-a4