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JEDNO UZALUDNO OCEKI-
VANJE.
(NaStavak sd 2. strane.)


nj narod te zemlje da ustane i obor Gu kap
talisticku vladu pa da onda pruzi ruku Soviet
skom Savezu | kada Jugoslavenski Americkl
Gasnik veil: NEIA NARODA sviietu koii
ie hugarski seljah' i place mad resretnom sud-
binom bugarskog radnog naroda on hle kro
kodilske suZe, jer MENU nije nj malo stalo 90
0slob0djenja radnog naroda Balkana nj drugih
kaptalistlclih predela, jer on nigde podze
protest protiv izrabl ljivania americke radncke
klase, niti on preporutuje oslobodjenie radnic-
ke klase, nego. naprotiv, on preporutuie "syu
ponot Brtaniji,' imperi jalistGki rat
Tako vidimo da uz laznu teoriiu uvck
prilepliuju lazn prijatelj radnoy naroea. O.
vo je logicno. jer Sc ne kaze badava da je
'vreta nasla svoiu zakrpu' da "syaka ptica
syome jatu' lett.
| inostrana poltika S0yje1skog Saveza pc
noze silama reakcje da pobede ma Balkanu,
usuprot tome, sto je on iziavio da je Nemacka
primorala Bugarsku da kapitulira bez znanja
Sovjetskog Sayeza, jer e godinama njegoya
inostrana poltika negirala klasnu borbu "a
goyaraa kIasnu saradnju sa vladama "ujedi-
njenog fronta.' to bese po odobrenju inostra-
ne politike S0vjetskog Saveza da su ovdasni.
pseudokomunisti podupirali Nlatka Maceka
priznatog kapitalistickog politicara, koji je 6ak
pretio sa Hitierom, ako ne dobiie svoie traz-
ME cd Wade Jugoslavije. Sa prodirom u Poll
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
Milioni gladuiu u Fran
cuskoi.
(Nastavak sd /. strane.)

A ako sc nista ne desi Go zetve,
tojest, ako sa nekim slucajem
Francuska dobije sa strane mini
mum hrane, nj tada nece stvari
biti ruzicaste, jer ne ocekuju da
ce ovcgodiSnja zetve predela "slo-
bodne" Francuske biti VEGA Cd
60 po sto.
Francuska vlada apelira na
Veliku Britaniju' da podigne bio
kadu protiv ME da bi mog|a sa
zlatnom rezervom koja Sc nalazi
Il ovoj zemlji kupiti dovoljno a
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

los mac del; sa-oo not nedelia
od znafainou dana 2 maja -
kada 20 nas nokrat da slavi Pc
Observation-Disclosures evooa olav-
moo oroana WEEKLY pEOpIE-a
To 20 biti znafaian dan no samo
n mas GIanovn simpatitare me-
O., 1a ,adrillku kIav, kao klas,
iar nod. at.v,disni; rad na nrn-
sya,r..-.,o.t.,t.l.aop, noIin WEEK
IIY pEOpLE-a nile bio iskliuCivo
~ ra.e r nots simnatifare NO.
oo rad N o.I,badianie radnitke
IkIaso i.nod naiannoa ronstva !
ako danas radniCka kIasa kao kla-
ga no noiima vaznost syoga sam
mona. ALI doce yreme kada ce o.
n. 70 noimiti 10 danaSnia nasiv-
no stanie radnika prema WEEK
I.Y pEOPLE-u i nasen, pol<retu H.
onste nostoie mnoqobroini razIo-
u n koie go ne6emo ovoo puta
,,us+.t; do III obiasniavan7o All;
kao sto danas lima "raz]ooav "a ma
sivnost radnika nrema revoJucio-
narnopo nnkretn y skoroi b,duE-
nosti (n,o5da n,nooo nre neqo s4o
mnoei od mas o6eku iemo> bite
razlooa da radnici ;znoene svoie
sadasnie 10 drzanie nren,a nasoi idp-
il ma nesto nasivnosti ! neha ino-
sti nastnpice takvo interesoyanie
k,d ni;b da 70 izmeniti citayu
rustvsnu atrosfor,, r. ovo sn7o
w.; ei,,.ni Lao s+o ,oslo ,o6; M
s+n,a dan
I'd mas 6larova s;nonati6ara
G T p ;ad,,;,, aohr;,o aa1o,, za-
visi 30 brza nro,,ana . mod, rad
pic;ma ako mi b,dano ~ s4,, ne
nrakidn;r, ,e,,n,ar,i ~, r.dc,, -,
,oz,o,-ali rodnil,a ,asa,, ;da;on,
,as;,, ,6a,;or, rasio, nroo,a-
NOM Mic danas no+robno od no
% c+rara do is+ice,,o oh;asnia-
.,,an,o stania stvari da h; stvori,i
nezadovolistvo kod radnika oni
- dan.s nazadovoIi,i ios kal.o
~ ,ozadovoIini Da,as mi +rabo-
mo ia oo,or;,,o radnic;na kaLo
90 n;ibovo ,ase rezadovol;stvo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27

sku Finsku, Estonju, Latviju, Ltvinsku,
sada skoro, u Besarabju severnu Bukovinu,
Sovjetska vada je pomoga da radni narod sto
wise veruje nepotrebnost spremanJa "a neo-
visnu revolucionarnu akciju.
Tako je radni narod Balkana pao kan
DE reakciie zbog otyorenh nepriiatelja zbog
prikrivenh neprijatelja zbog izgIednh pr
iatelja
Syi ovi dogadjaii potyrdjuju stanoviste
Markszma SocijaiistiCke Radnicke Partije
da je neophodno revolucienarno spremanje
radnicke klase da Sc organizuje II svoju orga-
nizaciju poiticki i ekonomski "a neposredno
obaranje kapitalizma Istorija borbe radnickoP
oslobodjenja uci mas, realnim primerama,
da ie neophodna odlutonst sprema radniCkc
klase "a obaranje kapitalizma Tako pariski
proletarijat naZad 70 godina sudbinu Il
svojim rukama neustrasWo, tako Tuska rad
nicka kIasa nazad % godine organiZovana
svoju revolucionarnU organzaciju sudbinu
Il svoiim rukama toiest obori kapitalsttbu
vIadavinu. tako je jedno mogute iYojiti o.
slobodjenje radnicke klase ma koje dtge k;-
pitalisticke zemlje.
Zbog toga Socijalisticka Radni6ka Parti-
ia neumorno siri revolucionarnu nar(l drzi
organizacjJ Ia spremanjc amerita nradniCke
hlase Ia njeno oslobodjenje. svi pi Etelji, is
tnsh prijateji radnickog oslobodNnia pozi
vaju Sc da Sc nasoj organizacji mdruze, jer
nj jedna druga noyina nj organiM ella ne ST.
ri nauku ne sprema radnGku II su "a oba-
ranje kaptalizma i uspostayu SoGjalizma
"a osobodjenje radnicke klase &
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27
I'll neustraSivi radnici.
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)


ME radnika, koje Sc rezultule Il
tezem radu, vecem umoru "a rad
nike, masnije profile "a poslo-
davce. Jedan radnik Sc nije hteo
pokoriti veCem bljivanju. Pos
lodavci su tog radnika zbog dis
cipline' (ovako sa jednim prime
rom poslodavci strase ostale raG-
nike da Sc pomire sa vecom eks-
ploataciiom - start kapitalistic-
XII trik) otpustili. Ali ovoga puta
Sc radnici nisu ustrasili, nego
njih dvadeset Sest neustrasiv0
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-27

Jyek je bila potrebna LENA a.
gitacija cd strane nash clanova,
ali izgIeda nije nikada bila toll
ko potrebna kao danas. Nile bila
potrebna zbog toga, sto nikada Il
istoriji klasne borbe niie bila TAX
Va ozbilina "a drustvo sudbonos-
ma situaciia, kao danas Danas je
takva situacija, da niko ne INA
sta nosi dan a sta noe. Drugim
reCima, ono Sto danas izgleda ne
moguce, sutra moze da bude stvar-
most.
kapitalizam ruSi ma sve stra-
ne; ubija raZara. Il ovom van
dalskom postupku kapitalizma,
radnicka klasa ostali radni ma
rod naiviSe strada. | dokle ce po-
besnei kapitalizma otici II ubija-
nJu razaranju, to ce zaVisltl cd
radnicke klase. Ako radnicka kla-
sa ne stane na put kapltallzmu,
krah civilizacije je neizbezan. A
da bi Eadnicka klasa mogla stati
na pat kapitalizmu, ona Sc mora
organizovati kako uci Socijalis-
ticka Radnicka Partija. Sye dotle,
dok Sc neorganizuje radnicka kla-
sa po programu S. L. p, ona ce
ostati nemocna da spreci kapita-
lizmu da odvede drustvo pro-
past.
U ovoi zemlii niko drugi osim
S. L. P. nece niti moze obavestiti
radnike njihovoj misiji, posto
niko drugi ne Zagovara radnicko
oslobodjenje ispod najamnog rop-
stva, najamno ropstvo Sc moze
(Nastavak Ma 4. strani.)
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Industrijalne Republike Rada, pod
koiom &c radnici uzivati plodove
svoga rada.
A da bi mogli uspesno obaVlJati
mas neutrality-suspicious. rad, ma
sa stampa treba i mora bltl IL
nanciiski opskrbljena, a ored
toga moramo svakodnevno poveca-
vati menu cirkulaciju s dobiva-
MEM novih citaOca.
Kao sto je poznato nasim clta-
ocima, ma proslavnom sastanku
partijskog glavnog organa, WEE
KLY PEOPLE-a, treba on da do
bije novcani darak cd sv0jih pri-
vrzenika. Takodjer je poznato ma
sim citaocima, da nasa Federacija
treba da doprinese svoj dec, a
njen je dec preko jednu hiljadu
Golara. NaSi Ogranci clanovi
rade ma tome da doprinesu svoje
delove. Ali kao sto smo jednom
prilikOm ranije rekli, ovo pono-
70 ponavljam0, da nasi simpati-
Carl trebaju da i oni syoj dec do
prinesu, takO da naSa Federacila
ne samo podmiri svoju kvotu, ne
go da ie prebaci. Ako bi nasi SIM
paticari, a mi smo ubedjenja da
hoce, doprineli svoj deo, onda bi
mi rl0gli biti unapred osigurani
,da &c nasa opSta kvota biti VEGA,
nego sto ie opredeljena.
Zato i ovom prilikom, mi najoz-
biljnije apelujemo na nase simpa-
ticare j ostale nase citaoce. neka
Salju dobrovoljne priloge "a ZLAT-
NJ JUBILEJ WEEKLY PEO-
PLE-ai Vase priloge saliite pre-
ko Centralnog Ureda nase Fede-
Tacije, vasa &c imena i prilozi
biti objavljeni II RADNICKOJ
BORBI.
Primili smo pismo Cd organiza-
tora Ogranka New York, druga 3.
Radova. u kome mas izvescuje 0
njihovim p0duzetim koracima ia
sakupe syoju kvotu "a ZLATNI
JUBILEJ WEEKLY PEOPLE-a.
Izyestaj druga Radova je kratak,
ali iasan, cato cemo ga ovde citi-
rati Izvestaj glasi:
"Odnosno nase kyote "a WEE
KLY PEOPLE GOLDEN yUBI-
LEE, mogu ii reci ovoliko "a sd
Ia: Prijavilo Sc pet clanova koji
ce nastoiati da uplate svoje kvo-
e. Pored toga, Ogranak je resio
da odrzi zabayu %, marta, Cd ko-
ie ie cist prihod namenjen "a ma
III kvotu. IZgledi su povoljni da
Gemo mi nasu kvotu podmiriti."
| ostali su mas Ogranci Il gor-
MEM smislu izvestili. te smo mi
ubedjenja da cemo nasu opStu
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YOUR SPORTEST

answers EiSeWnere On his rage
L. Janet Younker of White
Plains, N. Y, authored the big
gest upset of the l941 women's
national golk championship
Whom did she beat?
Q. Can you name two of the
four current Brooklyn Dodgers
who were on the roster when
Larry MacPhail took charge OF
the eleb three years ago. Ill
8. Now that a new football
season is, starting can you recall
the winners of the Rose. Orange,
Cotton and Sugar Bowl games
last New Years Day?
a. Who won the mems and
women's singles tennis national
championships this year? The
doubles championships?
5. Identify these athletes with
their sports: Bruce Smith. Leo
nard Dodson, Howard Pollet,
Doris Hart, Bill Smith, George
McAfee, Dick Newsome, Newt
Kimball, Jean Bauer and Ed
Widseth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-25
CIVIC GIRLS FIGHT
SoftbalI Game At Park
FOR FUN TONIGHT

Marshaling full strength for
the battle of the year the
Rotary Pink Sox and Lion Lace
Trims tonight march on the dia-
mondbali field at Bayview Park
in their {wiNes best silk and
lace, confident of ultimate vic
tory against each other.
/ The game, scheduled to get
under way at s O'clock, win fea-
ture softball stars of the city's
leading civic organizations. Con-
senting to match their strength
for the benefit Of the Defense
Recreation Committee, the Trims
and Sox have been hard at work
Numbering their Esoupbones"
and sharpening their batting
eyes.
Latest reports from the oppos-
ing camps tell of new deceptive
losses developed by the pitchers
especially for this game. One
report, minus details, reveals the
Sox are learning a new stance
I at the plate and passersby have
seen balls sailing out of the park
IN rapid succession.
Training reports from the Lace
Trims hideout are meager and
vague. However. it is reliably
reported the Trims are grooming
a rookie pitcher whose siants are
said to be the most tantalizing
and tricky of any seen yet.
The @girlies" will march on the
field tonight in the latest of uni-
forms. The colors are contrast
ing and stunning. Although of
no set pattern, the suits will
be most interesting to the specta-
tors, especially the masculine
section.
Paul Albury, county defense
recreation chairman, is promot-
ing the game. He conceived the
idea for the battle to raise
funds for furthering the work of
his committee. Seeking full
support of the public, Mr. AL
bury promises an evening of en-
tertainment that will long be re-
membered.
Lineups of the teams:
Rotary Pink Sox
Warren, w, R., 3b; Demeritt,
w. w, Of Moreno, c., p; PARA
more, 2b; Russell, E., 1h; Russell.
NJ, If; Adams, A. M, rf; Fripp,
c: Little, w. ", IS: Ramsey. rss;
Trevor, B. D., p: Singleton. s. C.,
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SP0RTEST ANSWERS
uaaesfions Elsewhere On This Pace

/. She eliminated two-tiine
winner and defending champion
Betty Jamson in the first round.
2. Leo Duroeser, Fred Fitz-
simmons, Cookie Lavagetto and
Luke Ham1in are the holdovers
3. Rose Bowl: Stanford beat
Nebraska. Orange: Mississippi
State beat Georgetown; Cotton:
Texas A. & NJ. beat Fordham;
Sugar. Boston College beat Ten
nessee.
4. Mems, Bobby Riggs. Won-
ems, Sarah PaIfrel Cooke. Mems
doubles. Jack Kramer and Ted
Schroeder. Women's, Mrs. Cooke
and Margaret Osborne.
S. Smith, football: Dodson.
golf; Pollet, baseball; Hart, ten
mis-: Smith, swimming; McAfee,
pro football; Newsome, baseball;
Kimbail, baseball; Bauer, golf.
and Widseth, pro football
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Today's Horoscope

Today gives a high order Of in
telligence, with the powers of in
tuition and inspiration well
blended, especially on religious
or philosophical lines. Avoid any
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81 kfFA M0hlb- hAns1n !.

YESTERDAY: Although Blaze
Sherwood u in theory icorkine
against her luther ana mother n,
their quest for Shy-d Mage. the
hidden city Anne willard cannot
aoirn her interest In him--nor
her fear that the Naqaras, ,pho
guard the mysterious Asiatic
city, may murder S.,ertcood be-
cause ne has seen The city Nth
out authority. Anne has gone TO
,vafn Blaze Of his danger.
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BUNS STEP
CLOSER TO
n. |. FLAG.
Need Only Two More Vic
tories; Meet Braves To-
day; Cards Won Yes.
Nl-ssss4s
terday To Stay In Race
Especial to The citizen,

d ~
NEW YORK, Sept Is, That
game-and-a-half between the
first-place Dodgers and the sec
ond-place Red Birds looked in
creasingly long today as the
Brooklyns prepared to tee off
against the Braves in one of the
! two games they must win to
clinch the pennant.
The Dodgers, including to-
days game, have four more tits
left on the schedule, two against
the Braves and two against the
Philadelphia Phillies. Give them
two victories out of the four and
they're in, even though the
Cards win all their remaining
starts.
1t required a comeback in the
seventh inning to give the
Brooklyns their victory over the
Braves yesterday, Az decision
which enabled them to keep
their jump on the Cards, who
won 4-to-0 over the Pirates.
Trailing 20 in the seevnth with
Jim Tobin apparently holding
them under perfect control, the
Dodgers broke loose in their half
of the stanza with three COM
tsecutive singles and a long triple
by Dixie Walker, which brought
in three runs.
4 Buns Take Lead
Medwick, Reese and Pinch-hit-
ter Riggs had each singled be-
fore Walkers appearance. and al
| though Pinch-hitter Wasdell
forced Medwick at the plate, the
sacks were still loaded when the
Walker connected.
The BrooSs scored another in
the eighth on a pass TO Lavaget-
/ to and triple by Reese, giving
Kirby Higbe his ty-second
victory of the year even though
he had been pulled for a pinch
hitter in the previous inning.
The Brooklyn runs came in
/ the fourth unearned on a fun
Bile by Reese, sacrifice, two
singles and another tumble by
Lavagetto. They collected only
three hits off Higbe and two off
Hugh Casey, who succeeded him
on the mound. 5l'h
Gumbert In Shutout
Harry Gumbert, winning his
sixth consecutive game for the
/ Red Birds. sat the Pirates down
on six scattered hits and mo
nuns as the st. Louises rang UP
their 40 win. =
The only two hits the Pirates
managed to get into the same
! inning came in the ninth, but
1 Gumbert forced Stu Martin to
fly out and the Pittsburgh
chances for a rally were gone,
I Giants Sweep Twin Bill
The New York Giants, after
splitting a pair of consecutive
twin bills, yesterday swept 9
doubleheader with the Philadel-
phia Phillies, Al and DO Hal
Schumacher turned in a seven
hit job in the opener and Tom
Sunkei mastered the Pills with
a two-hitter in the, nightcap,
Sunkel allowed the last-placers
nary q hit in the first seven in
nings.
While the Cards were white
washing the Pirates, the Cincin-
natl Reds banked the Chicago
Cubs, 40, to clinch third place in
the National League Bueky
Walters shutout the Bruins Son
six hits.
Two FIomers For DiMag
Behind the steady six-hit
pitching of young Atley Donald
the New York Yankees bombed
the Philadelphia Athletics, 7-2
The Yank attack was led by Joe
DiMaggio, who blasted his 18th
and Both homers Of the season
Silvestri cracked another four
Dagger for New York and Vale
socked one for the AS.
Thnrntau I 90 nassed the On.
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Give yourself 20 points for each
question correctly answered.
You're good if you score so. ex-
cellent If you get 80 and a real
sports expert If you tally 80 or
above.
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HE'LL TAKE CARE
OF NOVA, QUICK, :
BLACKBURN SAYS
He's Fast, He Punches
And He's Smart Now,
Says Bomber's Trainer;
Predicts Knockout
BY DILLON GRAHAM

BY DILLON GRAHAM
Sports Editor. AP Feature Service
GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y,
Sept. rs The Brain of the Joe
Louis training camp was an
noyed. The Brain is lean. sharp
eyed, shrewd Jack Blackburn,
Joe's trainer. He snorted:
use gettin' tired Of hearing
about Joe a-slippin' Joe amt
slipped one whit. He's as good
as he ever was--and that's good.
eHe amt as mean and orneous
and net up as he was for the Sec
ond Smelin' fight. Course not.
That's the only man he was sore
at. But he's just as keen to beat
Nova as he was any of 'em. He's
fast, he punches and he's smart
now. He take care of Nova,
quick, he said.
Louis furnishes the first, Black
burn furnishes the thinking.
Sure, Joe thinks in the ring but
the thoughts he comes up with
generally are those planted in
training camp by Blackburn,
Jack is former fighter, one of
the smarteSt. He's thin and bald
now. He caught Joe as an anna
teur and through his tutoring
made him a great fighting ma
chine. He's MIR, Brain.
He Win. Didn't He?
Joe didn't polish off Billy
Conn in hurry, but he win,
didn't he? That's what counts.
He just took his time and waited
for the shot ne wanted. No, Conn
didn't hurt him. Joe didn't even
draw heavy breath in that
fight.
He's beat all kinds, big men
and little men, slow men and fast
men, standups and erouchers and
weavers. Joe got 'em all, sooner
or later. Maybe he didn't beat no
Corbett or Fitzsimmons or Demp-
sey, but he beat the best men
around, And, say, corbett and
Fitz and Dempsey, they didn't
meet no Louis either, he ex-
planned.
Use seen 'em all since Sulli-
van and / think Louis would
have beaten any of 'em.
Take look at what them
other champs did,, he said. Sui
Ivan had trouble with Jake Kill
rain and Charley Mitchell, a
middleweight. As champion Cor
bett fought only two middle
weights, Mitchell and Fitzsim-
mons, and Fitz whipped him.
Fitz ducked Corbett when he
was champ and took on Jim's
sparring partner. who beat him,
Beat A Better Crop
"Jeffries defended against Tom
Sharkey, Corbett Fitz, Munroe
and Johnson. Munroe was be-
ginner almost and corbett and
| Fitz were old men then.
johnson wouldn't tangle with
such good men as Langford and
| jeanette. He took on Stanley
4 Ketcehl and Frank Moran. Viii
lard fought only once, against
Moran, before Dempsey beat him.
Dempsey fought Miske, sick
man, Carpenter, who was not
much more than a middleweight,
Brennan and Firpo, who weren't
SO good. Tommy Gibbons went
the distance with him and Tun-
#ney beat him. Tunney fought
only Dempsey and Heeney. The
1 champs since Tunney haven't had
/ to face any great fighters.
Eyes, sub, Joe has fought more
than any of them and he's beat
a better crop of fighters than
they did. He'd have beaten any
of them champs, too.
"And he'll whip that Nova, too.
Then maybe folks will stop dis
gushing me talking about Joe a.
slipping. He'll show 'em he amt
slipped when he belts that Nova
out.
The Louis-Nova fight goes on
Monday night at Polo Grounds
in New York.
n = v1.,l&1.o crhrn1c
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tar, Id; DiNegro, ri; Schneider,
e; Curry. Kingman, IS; Zorsky,
If; Doherty, rss; Thompson.
Archie, D, and Saunders, G., p
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Re-opening Of public schools
shows sharp declines in registra-
ton of pupils in many sections
Of the country.
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Protected by three mountain
ranges, southern Crimea has vir-
tualiy no winter.
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SUNDAY

Soy beans and byproducts, Si-
berian timber and dried fish are
the principal exports of vladi-
voStok.
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Nicotine acid derived from to-
bacco is used in the enrichment
Of white flour
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TO be continued

tendency to melancholy. and take
much outdoor exercise.
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dams with two hits to give the
Chicago White Sox 81 tri-
umph. The victory was his 2lst
of the year.
Playing the last games on
their home grounds, the Wash
nigton Senators made a miser-
able showing, dropping both
ends of a bargain bill to the Bos-
ton Red Sox, "a and sd. Dom
DiMaggio provided the margin
Of victory in the first when he
slammed a homer with the bags
loaded.
The double loss, coupled with
a Brown victory, dropped the
Senators into q tie for sixth
place with the St. Louis nine.
The Brownies defeated the De-
troit Tigers, 81.
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This Talk Of 'Sljppin'
Annoys Joe Louis Mr..
Brain; Good q As Ever
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
Major Lsasuss)
TODAY
A->.s~.-

.
American
Boston at Washington.
Only game scheduled.
National
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston.
SOFTBALL
SERVICE LEAGUE
1880 p. MI
SATURDAY
Subchasers VS.. Naval Station
at Fort Taylor.
Coast Guard VS.. Submarines
at Marine Barracks.
Destroyers VS., Marines at
Army Barracks.
SUNDAY
Naval Air Station VS.. Coast
Guards at Naval Air Station.
Subchasers VS.. Army at Army
Barracks.
Naval Station VS.. Marines at
Barracks.
Destroyers VS.. Submarines at
Fort Taylor.
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cups of the teams:
Rotary Pink Sox

Warren, w, R.. sb; Demeritt,
w. w, Of Moreno, c., p; PARA
more, 2b; Russell, E., 1h: Russell.
M, If; Adams, A. NJ, rf; Fripp,
c: Little, w. ", IS: Ramsey, rss:
Trevor, B. D., p: Singleton. S. c.,
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