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VOL. XXXIV. = GOD. XXXIV.
Vazne medjunarodne vesti,
Vaznost Russo -japanskih pregOvora.

je Hitler dobio obecane Sovjetske Rusje da
ako zarat pov demokrata tada Po
ku tim korakom zvaniGno H. Svesk Rat Drugn
eeima ruskonemacki nenavani pak bee signal poetak
krvoprolca Ma IT, februara Moskv otvra fonana
konferencja govack izmedu Ruse Japana vee
prijatel' Sovjetsku Ru
Japana popu scan nnavalni pak kao sto e
Sovetskom Rusom rudi da postgne er e da ia
bude osguran zapada nece napas Sovka Rus
a ako uda po Btane Thom Okeanu kao sto
ba osigurana da stoka Sovetska Rusia napa
Owl pregovor pokusai Neacke ave Sovetske Wade da
&c potpisat govaek koom zemljom auju
probitacn ODE popvajuGe zemlje onda
ad apanske Wade da e gotoa da posr svou ast
Pacifiku zabrnui "demokrate One
bo &c Soveska Rusa Japanom popat slcni nenava
nakon toga Japan okenu protiv ocne In
die, Singapore, Flipinskih Ostrva it'd
Pored nekoko preprka koe stole pltu nenavanog pax
zmedu Sovetske Rusie apana Ger jedna vest sanga
avja Rui z cd Japana ngovu poovinu Sakan Ostrva
zeezncu Dalekog soka usove nenavanog paka naaz
pitan pomoc Kni kou &c tesko napusi Soveska Rua
rad piatestva Japanu ko nekoiko puta pokusao
fizick zarati Ali Moskva nekoko
dina korake poduzma bt na ako
po Kline "sprijatelji" zlkovskm Japanom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-27
Straikovi i blow protiv niih.

Ma 81 ebruara, drugi Toku cd "A radnici Fl
sher Body Corporation ouay prozvodnu Oko 1000 radnk
napusti Ne radnici ko mau c.
ugovor General Motors napus posove ali nase msene
da uradi zbog je kompana pokusaa Ga
Ihrza proizvodnju, tojest zbog eksploaacije
Troy n Y. Ga, radnici Cluet, Peabody Co.
koji proizvode kosulje izaSli su strajk.
Lackawanna n Y radnc Bethlehem Steel Co, glasaju da
da obave zemi adn II poduzeca strajk
Meduvremeno, dok strajkovi ovde onde poavuju
dok nek produzuju Kongresu vodi proek
TINA ella zakonsko zabrannje srajkovana Pred
odborom h prokata pozvaju vdn udi zemle kolko
njih do poav izrazil protiv h bova Izge
oni nee usvoj Ali to nije sada gaVno ptane
SadaSn cj jese da feerlm2
unijama posobnije kontrou mad organizo
pred strasla, zabraniti
strakovoti pousu ekere Dake cj "ds
ciplinuu' radnici da ne strajkuju
Strak radn6ko sedstvo borbe vece kapitaske
naae odbanbeno sredstvo kapascka aa trud ko
vdmo pogodnim slama da radnka stin
poob jedno odbranbeno sredvo Tako in
dc mile wolfe izrabva da moze vete profile zgrat d2
sto manju najamnicu "a njihov trud dade.
Zbog burzoaza rekme udarauci narct
"nacionane odbrane. Pa radni
sa burzoaske preko rada pcdvace
industrial rad poudzbni "naconalne toll
ko i toiko miona dolara.
svetlosti cnjence burzoaski govor'
srenu demoraje nsu nsa drugo doll prasin prasn
kojom ella zasepi amercka radncka kaa ze
mo burzoaz najvec nesreni uspeh
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-27
"Demokratiie" poiacavaiu svoje polozaje ma
Pacifiku

sednjenh je gnorsaa japansku da
voje Zapadnu Hemisferu poduzea
korake da poca voje marne poozae Paku Ona &c so
pojaca Samoa, Canton, Midway Johnston Wake
Ostrva istocno cd Havajskog Pearl Harbora.
Britannia poslala Ausrale "mnogo hljada vojnka
Singapore Australia "odbranu Jamacno
dopada Hteru kolko wise ratnh adja hjada vonka
Britannia drzi Pacifiku, toiko Afrc
Sredoemnom Moru drugamo bog Hitler b zeleo da a-
pana direktno napadne Britanu Pacifiku
Ali koko Japan pokazue nakonos da &c drektno poduze
osvajacke koake prov demokratja oko pokazuu
oducn prov Narcotic Sjednene Drzave eko
noskm piskom picno sputat Japana Wise ednu
cinu japanskog zemjama enbloka toe negovh
"sra uticaa prmaju Sjednjene Drzav skoro m cetvne
pmau Sednene britanske holandske
Pacifiku o ce japanskog Sjednenih Dr.
skoro poovnu potrebnih ostalh de
mokratsh kolona Pacifku Japan dobva enu trecnu
Aupnog "demokrat prekinu
Japanom predpostav sta b deso unutrasnjost
Japana uveko stranih zemaja
Il narcotic ulje cek
vada Sednjenh Drzava spremna da zadadne oval eski
ekonom udarac cim protiv Singapore
Ali obz mogu biti zgubljen vidi moze prosi
riti Packu uakom Itaje rat izgubi
Ia obzre IL vida proo Sredozemnom Moru
Africi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-27
Japan sc trudi da posreduje "a "mir."

Londona avaju da e nostrani mnsar japanske Wade
Iouko Matsuoko poslao britankoj vad ko pored
ostaog japanska vada posrede
izmedjd "demokratskog" nacckog ratuuceg imperazma
Ma oval japanske vlade brtanska vada ne
odgovor da najmane ovra cd ella
da svrsi potpunom mtanom pobdom Vee
lenje vada Nemakoj Drugm reeima, govora kapi
talistickom miru
Ptanje postavla Sta naeralo apansku
miroubivi korak kada vodi nezvanni
kada sprema da okupira druge polozaje?
Prvo, japanska vlada bo zahvati ona
(Nastavak a.. strani)
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cd gladi polu mrtyi milioni
"share-croppera". Nije predsed-
sednik Roosevelt preterao kada
je rekao da jedna trecina americ-
kog stanoyniStya gladuje, jer je
pred senatskim odborom, koii vo.
di ispitivanje 0 zloglasnom Pred
sednikovom projektu H. K. 1776,
senator La Follettee obelodanio
da su doktori koii vizitiraju kon-
skriptovane mOmke, prlmorani da
odbiju 40 po sto zbog slabog
zdravlja. A rubrikaS apol0giCar
vladavine privatne svojine, JAY
Franklin, veil da Sc oVoj zemIji
nalazi "pojas pelagre, koji medi-
kalno dokazuje da pOstoii proSire-
no gladovanje (postepeno umira-
ME cd gladi) Il ovoj 2emlji.' Owe
stvari su jamatno poznatiie Hoo
veru, predpostavljajuci da ie on
ekspertni posmatraoc gladnih. !
kada Znamo da Hoover zna da So
mozda wise miliona gladnih nala-
re ovoj njegovoj kapitalistickoi
Zemlji nego swim okupiranim
zemljama Europe, postavlJa sc pi-
tanje zasto Hoover ne apeluje da
Sc nafIrane gladni ove zemlje, ne
go prolazi preko Nth kao preko
mrtvih?.! Pa onda zasto Sc on
niie pokaZao kao humanitarni he
roi kada imadjase velicanstvenu
priliku da sc takvim prikaze kada
beSe Predsednik owe zemlje 1926
80. "a vreme Lutte krize. Tada ST
skoro pred ocima milioni gladova
Ii: po bunjistima su trazili da ne
Sto pojedu. Pored smrdljivih ba-
IA su namestili svoje "gradove'
cd "Zgrada" "sagradiene" cd std
rog pleha starih dasaka, kroZ
cije pukotine vetar sa svih strana
duvaSe. | Hoover Sc kao Predsed
mix owe zemlie prikaZa tolikim
humanitarcem da su Sc Ia smrd-
liiva mesta Il kojima su nesretni-
ci umirali cd gladi zvala Hoover
ville"-i.
Hoover lcemerno apeluje na
sentimenat da Sc nahrane gladni
Il Evropi. On zna da MENU niie
stale wise do gladnog evropskog
radnika i seljaka, nego sto mu je
stale "a gladnog americkog rad
nika i mizernog "share-croppe-
ra'. On zna da on trazi da njego-
va klasa unovci suvisnu hranu
nista wise. | mi znamo da Hoover
ne SINE nj traziti da Sc neprodata
hrana dade gladnima. Nj "huma-
nitarni" Predsednik Roosevelt nj
je to niposto dozvolio, kada je to
neki senuti reformista MENU sa-
vetovao. Roosevelt je sam naredio
da sc trecina useva uniSte, treci-
ma svinja zakolju i bace da tru-
nu. Onda nam dodje da nam Sc
"tuzi" kako je jedna trecina anne
rikanskog stanovnistva "slabo ma
hraniena, slabo odovena slabo
udomliena." "Ne smeju sc gladni
sa izobiljem hraniti ier bi to de-
moralisalo pijacu tog suvisnog
bogatstva'', vele nam kapitalis-
ticki "dobrotvorci" Roosevelt,
njegovi nudilasi i njegovi oponen-
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i Hoover j 10. Neka mlllOnl RAD
nika neduzni umiru cd glad; ne
ka radnicka deca, momci devoj-
ke pate cd pelagre - samo neka D.
stane kapitalisticka pijaca nede-
moralisana! Ear Sc sada ne liJe
more krvi radnog naroda samo da
Sc ne demoralise pijaca sa jefti-
MIN nemackim espapima!
Hoover trazi profit "a Eebe j
svoju agrikulturnu plutokratiJu,
ne da nekoga nahrani. | kada
je on bio glava ishrane "a vreme
epiloga Prvog Svetskog Rata, on
je delio hranu sa ciljem da Sc u
gust u povoju pojava Proleterske
Revolucije, a ne da radi toga Sto
MENU i njegovoj americkoj plu-
tokratiji beSe stale do gladnih
radnika ration opustoSenih evrop-
skin kapitalistickih zemalja. | ka-
da je on proglasio moratorium
mad nemackom otplatom ratne os-
tete on je priZnao da je tai korak
ocuvao Nemacku cd opasnosti
Proleterske Revolucije.
Drukce pod kapitalizmom stva-
ri j nemogu teci. U postojecem
drustvenom uredjejnju iii neure-
djenju nista Sc he proizvodf ga u
potrebu, vec Sc sve pToizvodi "a
prodaju Radnici koji proizvode
svo druStveno bogatstvo primaJu
samo jedan niStavni deo svoga
proizvoda. kada ostanu bez posla
mi ostanu i bez najamnice, te ne.
maju sa cine da na kapitalistiC-
koj pijaci dobiju ono Sto 81 svo-
jim znojem lica svoga krvi svo-
je proizveli. kapitaisti &c same
Il vidu poreza svojoj drzavi dati
da ona inferno hrani besposlene
radnike, a da su oni inferno hra-
njeni Cd danaSnje drzave svedoCe
Ginjenice koje isticu sami najpriz-
natiji apologicari kapitalizma =
Roosevelt, sa svojom trecinom
slabo nahranjeni it'd; Jay sa poja-
som pelagre, senator La Follet-
te sa cetrdeset po sto bolesnih
konskriptovanih radnika koji ne
mogu preci doktorsku vizitu. On;
nece nikada, ier Sc to protivi Nil
hovom profitaskom instinktu, Of
voriti do svoda napunjene maya
zine sa swim potrebnim stvarima
"a zivot opste blagostanje.
TIE magazine ce otvoriti rad
nicka klasa, kada bude pravova-
ijano organizovana. kada bude
organizovana politicki da osvoji
kapitalisticku drzavu koja stiti
interese plutokratiie i industri-
jalno da onda kada politicka par
tija udje Il tvrdjavu lopovskog ka-
pitalizma politieku drzavu, ra-
zori je i proglasi svo bogatstvo
svojinom besklaSnog covecanstva,
udju preuzmu svuzemaljsku in
dustriju svojim rukama da je
operisu "a upotrebu a ne "a pro-
daiu. Tada ne pre- sva stovarls-
ia punih dobara bice sirom otvo-
rena "a ljudsko uzivanje. A G. x
sc to ne desi mi cemo prosto mo-
rati umirati cd gladovanja svih
zlih posledica razbojnickog kapi-
talizma.
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CLEVELAND O. THURSDAY FEBRI1A AIRY 9th 194l
Suvi$ak hrane / g|adni mi|ioni.

Ova Zemlja ina ma stayaristu
ogromnu kolicinu svakovrsne hra-
ne. Pored miliona busli psenice
koji stole IL hambarima neproda-
ii, owe godine ocekuje Sc da ce
8O,O0OO0O busli psenice ostati ne
prodati. Pored psenice, ostace mi
lioni kutija pomorandza, milioni
funti mesa svakovrsne hrane
potrebne "a odrzanje zivota. On
da &c ostati milioni bala pamuka
neprodati i svi ostali agrikulturni
proizvodi bice bes place.
Oval visak hrane terra svoje po-
sednike da traze pijacu. Pijaca ma
kojoj su oni do nazad godinu pc
dana prodavali tai suvisak hrane,
nalaZi Sc one strane britanske
blockade. Belgija j Holandija pate
cd manjkanja hrane. kao i celia
Spanija celia Francuska. TIE zem-
lie bi nekako mogle platiti "a
prilicnu kolicinu americke hrane.
Ovo znaju agrikulturni kapitalis-
ii. Ali kako da sc do te place do
die, brinu Sc predstavnici tog a
grikulturnog kapitala. Ova zem-
liza je sa swim uz Britaniju, sa
swim je protiv Nemacke. Oni su
pokusaii IA ut1are sentimental
nu zicu iskoriscavajuci uzasnu
cinjenicu da zaista nesretan rad
nj narod tih zemalja patti cd gla-
dovanja Cd svake nemaStine. |
Hoover, "u ime" gladnih i ma
pacenih moli Britaniju da ,podig-
ne blokadu da bi ameriGki kapita-
listi unovcili milione dolara kohl
stole Il espapskoj vrednosti nepo-
troSeni Britannia neCe nj da Cuie
0 tome. jer ona veil, da Ce Ia hra-
ma pasti ruke Hitlerovih ma
mestnika tada &c Sc MEN plan
pokvariti, jer je cilj blockade da
sa uzasnom gladju natera Hitlc-
rovu vladu da pred britanskim
imperijalistima ma kolena padnu,
kao sto Hitler ocekuie da ma
terra i Britaniju sa neprekidnim
bombardovanjem i topljenjem ME
nih ladja da pred njegove noge
padne moleci ga "a milost. Izme-
dju ova diva zla, skapavanie Cd
gladi umiranja cd bombi mi ne
znamo koje je Cd kojeg gore. kao
sto ne znamo koji je imperiiali-
zam gori jedan cd drugoga. "de-
mokratski" Cd nacistickoga. Ali
ovo je drugo pitanje. Da Sc pow
ratimo Hooveru.
Hoover stanuje u bogatoi Ka-
liforniji. Jamacno je da on ina
svoje milione ulozene sa ostalim
kalifornijskim lordovima zemlje,
vocnjaka, vinograda povrca. A
Ii ovo nije glavno pitanje. Jed
no je mnogo glavnije: u toi bo-
gatoj Kaliforniji nalaze Sc stoti-
ne hiljada radnfka koji gladuju i
umiru Cd postepenog gladovanja.
Ovo mora da je Hooveru poznato
jer su tim gladnima knjige pi-
sane i live slike u americkim BIZ
oskopima prikazivane. Onda, kada
Hoover INA koliko su miliona
gladnih u okupiranim zemliama.
on mora znati da deset miliona
besposlenih Il ovoj zemlji ne 1--WE
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N1ASA SYRIA: Uniste-

ANnje kapltaliStlCkOg ure'
djenja; unistenje najam
nOg rOpstva radnicke kla.
se; prenasanje svih zemalj.
skin industrija u ruke or
xanizOvanih proiZvOdjaca;
svak o n radniku potpun
piod njegovog rada: oslo
bodjenje celog covetan-
stva cd mOrije Klasne VIA
davine; uspostavljanje Sl"-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
Drugarica - Industrijal-
ne Republic Rada.
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Vecerinka u Lackawanna. N. Y.

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m@AsA 8 EDsTvA.

! NHASA 8 R e D ST Y A.
radnicks
klase q duhu Marksfzma:
da 80 rad I kapftal nepo-
mirljivi neprfjatelji: orgs.
nizOvanje radnicke klase .
jednu Revolucfonarnu Po-
liticku Partiju "a osvaja. |
ME I razaranje Politicke |
Drzave kapitalizma: Crga /
nizovanje radnika | u jed
nu rev0luci0narnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima.
ME. drzanje ! kretanje svih !
zemaljskih industrija.
The guardian., 1941-05-03
Eddie Dugger Tops
Hurdlers In 47th
Penn Relay Games

PHILADELPHIA - Overcoming
suffering from a left leg injury, Tufts
track captain Eddie Dugger led the
Medford college Jumbos to their first
title performance in the famous Penn
Relays here last week.
WINS 120 yd. HIGHS
Handicapped by a severe charley
horse, plus knee injury suffered in a
previous meet, Dugger led four man
Tufts track team to major honors,
running with the true grit and courage
of a college leader.
The meets only colored individual
winner, Dugger swept the 120 yard
high hurdles in 14.5 seconds ahead of
William Gillis of Army and Tom Todd,
Jr, of Virginia College, white.
Tufts won the 480 yard shuttle relay
as Dugger anchored home his foursome
led off by Ray Valente, Walter Hall,
and Gordon Brainerd in a comparative
easy triumph over U. Penn. after the
withdrawal of Yale.
The guardian., 1941-05-03
Jay McRae Rows
On B. u. Grew

Jay McRae, six foot, $50 lb. brru.
adonis from Washington, D. c. was =. .
member of the fighting but inexns,; :
enced B. .. varsity crew that comns,.s
against NJ. 1. 7. and Harvard on ~ H.
Charles River last Monday afte,no0n
REGATTA TODAY
The Boston University crew, maxine
its initial big time debut and featurinSs
the first colored crew member in NoSS
England collegiate history has had
most difficult time. First, in ear,v
season practice, the crew shell Wa.
sunk, with all hands including MeRao
swimming to safety. Last Monday
race saw the B. .. crew lose valuabls
time after drifting off the course with
Harvard winning and Nit. rowino
across the line second.
The B. U. crew which meets American
International College and Dartmoutb
this Saturday afternoon on the Charles
lines up as follows: Dick Germaina
stroke; Capt. Al Rose, z; Jay McRae
6; Dave Mears, 5; Hugh Babb, 4:
Henry Bornhofft, 3; Ben Collin. 3
Ted Buzanoski, Bow; and Billy Kosina
Coxwain.
The guardian., 1941-05-03

has shown great improvement, winning
some and losing some but always
trying to be better. During it all he
has made records which will stand to
attest his greatness, as a hurdler, to all
who follow. Then, his senior year and
the captaincy of his alma matters track
team. A single honor, in itself, worthy
of many well chosen words of congratu-
lations.
And now, the end of his collegiate
athletic career. But through it all he
has shown himself, to his community,
to be more than just a hurdling cham
pion /. +. for he's a scholar and very
nice sort of fellow to have around you.
Like all real champions" he has those
qualities of leadership which must be
put to best advantage. And that's
where we come in.
Dugger set out on a course, some four
years ago, and now at the completion
of its run he stands facing us prepared
to take his place beside you, and you,
and you, in life. He, too, is ready and
willing to fight for those causes we have
all been burdened with for so long. He
has made a speciality of hurdling bar
riers, and we hope he will never find
one too high to cross, but now comes the
all important one the one which
comes just before entering upon life's
work. It's hurdle the like of which
most of us never imagine to be so diff
cult until we are right upon it. Dugger,
as many other athletes and young boys
to follow, will appreciate our helping
him along. Our way to help, at time
like this, is to show him on Thursday
May 9th at Cousens Gym, that we are
with him more now than ever before.
l don't know the exact size of the place
the testimonial is to be held in but from
the committee I understand that there
is plenty of room. We've got to fill that
space with people because we want
Dugger to know that we are thankful
for the fine entertainment he has
afforded us during the past seven years
but more than that, because we want
him to know that Boston is ever mind
full of his outstanding doings and that
we want him to keep up his work right
here.
Yes, readers testimonials are
more than just honoring somebody fol
a string of successes, they are the very
essence of spirited community life. Fol
after we so honor Dugger, on the 18th
he will know, convincingly, that he owes
us something in return as we him.
Dugger's track career speaks volumes
for itself and there is no need to reprint
what has been already said on numer
Gus occasions, here, for it is well known
But [ would like to say just this u.
let's show Ed Dugger how glad we are
to have him among US by attending his
dinner. Tickets for this great affair may
be purchased at the Shaw House from
Mr.. John Shelburne, or at st. Marks
Center here in Boston. Cambridge buy
ers may get theirs at the Camb. Com
munity Center, Howard St., or at thC
Dundars. If none of these places arr
near you write me at 81 Harrishof St.
Rox. and 1 will be happy to oblige. ThC
price for the dinner, which will b.
served at $50, and the entertainment
| is one (1) dollar.
The guardian., 1941-05-03
LEFTY BROWNS
DIAMOND DOPE

Ed. Note: This is the fifth of a series
of on-the-spot baseball reports from the
deep south written by Guardian colum-
mist Jesse "Lefty" Brown.
GRAYS TRIUMPH
NEW ORLEANS-The Homestead
Grays defeated the Baltimore Elite
Giants 80 here before leaving for Nash
vile to open an extensive tour progress
sing north. There were nearly 1000
fans at the game, watching a spring
preview of the best two teams Of the
colored National League ION paper)
battle it out in a game packed with
thrills. Tom Butts, the Elite shortstop
and shortstop "Ches" Williams of the
Grays put on spectacular fielding dis
play and the one and only "Terrible
Te1ris" McDuffe pitched the first six
innings before being relieved by south
paw Roy Partlow. The game result
left the fans with but one thought-the
Grays are the team to beat.
LEONARD HITS
NASHVILLE-Well, here Sunday
before $500 home and Elite fans, those
Homestead Grays of Pennsylvania de-
feated the Elite Giants twice in a
double header. The scores were TO,
and so with the Grays complete mas
ter of the series thus far. McDufie
pitched the first Partlow the second.
The celebrated Gray first baseman,
Buck Leonard who went hittless the
first game, came back in the last of the
sixth stanza of the second game with a
home run over the right field wall for
the Gray's sixth run.
What's going to happen to the Black
Yankees? Horse Walker left the team
in Nashville and centerfelder Kimbro
is reported in Philadelphia. Yankees
traded six players last winter in ex-
change for nine others and of these
nine, one man reported for duty. In
this particular case it is not league
jumping. What's the answer? Well,
next week we hope to be writing you
fans from Washington, D. c. See you
then-Lefty.
The guardian., 1941-05-03
Boston To Stage
All Star Grid Game

The Chicago Bears, Champions of
the National Football League, will op-
pose the Eastern College All-Stars at
Fenway Park in the early part of Sep
tember it was announced by the Cross
eup-Pishon Post of the American Le-
gion yesterday.
Next September's game is the third
such contest staged by the Post which
will contribute its profits to charity.
Previously the Washington Redskins
have provided the opposition for the
Collegians and on both occasions have
emerged the winner by a close margin.
In line with Crosscup-Pishon policy
of always providing first class attrac-
tions, the team from the Windy City
was chosen to replace the Redskins this
year. 1t will be recalled that the Bears
annihilated Washington 73-0 in the
Championship Game played at the Ma
tion's Capital last Fall.
For the third successive year the col
lege players will be handled by genial
"Swede" Nelson former Harvard play
er and coach. "Swede" will start sign
ing up players Immediately. He will
scour the country for the best talent
available from the 1910 gridiron flock,
and he expects to field the strongest
array ever to perform at Tom Yaw-
keys baseball orchard.
This year the star hunt will begin
right here in the Hub where several
members of B.C.'s Sugar Bowl Cham
pions are expected to start the ball roll
inf. Only graduating seniors are eli
gible for All-Star games.
The guardian., 1941-05-03
Why The Major
League Color Bar?
Nation Accepts
1t AS Fate
By MABE KOUNTZE

Why does the major league color bar
exist against Americas most loyal
tenth?
And isn't it a joke to hear major
league moguls weeping and moaning
over the coming loss of Hank Green
berg, Marty, and others via the draft
when all of them could be easily re-
placed by good natured and brilliantly
colorful sepia stars?
There, ladies and gentlemen, you
have an almost laughable situation
whereby we the alleged inferior race"
must sometimes sit and ponder over the
mental 10 to those who are often imag-
ined above judgment.
For example, a sportswriter in a
popular Hub daily recently glorifed
Judge Lands as being the great cham
pion of players rights.
What player rights? Not those of
colored players!
GERMAN MAJORITY
Look at some of the names on the
club major league rosters in your todays
paper. According to good authority,
the Germans have the largest minority
group in the major leagues. Germans
make good athletes.
Another growing minority in the
big leagues are the Italians, perhaps
best represented by the popular and
well liked DiMaggio brothers. There
too one recalls Ernie lombard, Frank
Crosseti, and a host of others. The
Irish need no introduction, nor do the
so-called pure Americans of the south
who dominate many clubs and create
this problem.
And here is good point to hash over.
I mean "the problemw
One feature sports columnist of a
Hub daily, writing in relation to the
recent Alexis case at Harvard, spoke
with that white-and twenty-One
air of boredom of the long publicized
race "problem" which many text books
have blamed on the colored man.
This is a good way to pass the buck.
Like the Navy.
WHOSE PROBLEM?
7 am going to do the school text
books one better. The race problem in
this country-if one exists, and don't
believe it, must be called a problem
created by whites-not colored, as is
so wrongly written.
Why, bless my side whiskers, there
isn't more genial and more Christian
like gentleman to get along with than
colored man. And sometimes in a
crisis (when there's war, floods, etc.
there are some white men who will say
outright,
"Pshaw, we knew you colored folks
we're our best friends all tie time. We
we're only foolin' when we barred you
from this'n that".
Yes stree, the colored man has never
created any U. S. problem as so aptly
advertised. We have settled more prob
lens in the U. S. than most of the (now
favored) other minorities and that
since the day we settled the labor prob
lem gratis. Today we're still willin'
to settle problems made by the others
Fact is, we're too darn good natured
about it all.