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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02
Sta Britannia nudi Indiii u zamenu "a menu
Obilnu ratnu pOmOc.

IL New Delhi, India javjaju 20. marta da je Sir Stafford Cripps
obelodanio plan "ostvarenja samovladanja Indie" Tai plan britain
ske Wade predvidja korake davanja statusa dominic Indiji, koa
&c bti podlozna britanskoj kruni ali &c imati jednaka prava ko sve
druge dominic Velike Britanie.
Mozda bi Sc S OWN slozili bez veikog predomis'ianja vodji Sve-
1ndijskog Kongresa, da je voljna Britannia da ga oeInah sprovede Il
dele. Ali mozda &c tai plan tesko progutati vodji pomenutog tea jr
se O. Indiji ne nudi sada nego nakon svrsetka ovog svtskog impe-
rijalistickog krvoproliea 6i kraj nie jos nj ma dogledu.
Zbog tog tesko usvoljivog uslova britanske Wade W ozbiljnost
plana pada dole njegove mere izgedaju da ne vrede nj kolko vre-
di papir ma kojem SUI napisane.
Treba imati ma umu da je slinu stvar Indiji nudla britanska
vlada 1917, S sicnim uslovom. Vodji Indie dadose s. navesti ma
tai tanak led lcemerne britanske imperijalistcke Wade. Ma mesto
statusa progressive dominic, brtanska vlada je proganjala vodje
brutalnom sHom napadala pobunjene stanovnike has zbg toga sto.
su oni trazili da Britannia ispuni svoje obeeanje. Gandhi Sc skoro
say osusio cd cijnog gfadovanja da bi prisilio s time Britaniju da
dade polihcku slobodu Indii. Nehru je bio bezbroj puta u zatvoru
zbog ise stvari, a koliko je sromasnih Indijanaca nastradalo zbog
brutalne tiranije "demokratske" Brhanske Imperije! Tesko &c moci
fadni narod Indie zaboraviti kako su namesnici Velike Britanije 10.
mill kolena zarobljenih buntovnika kojh bese mnogo ma broju, da
iii tako onesposobe da wise ne sudeluju Il traznii da Imperijalsticka
"demokratska" licenerna Britannia ispuni svoje obecanje.
lzgleda ola Je macka koju Je Il svog dzaka pustio Sir Stafford
Kripps, istog roda SOFA koa bese nudjena Indiji "a vreme Prvog
Svetskog Rata.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02
SlOb0dna stampa u Opasnosti pod ~"demokrat-
skOm'' BritaniiOm.

Il Londona javljaju 26. marta da je pitanje slobodne stampe,
koliko &c moci ona ostati slobodna u Velikoj Britaniji, postalo goruce
pitanje. Priznaje Sc da je ia stvar, "a koju sc toboz bore Siediniene
Dlzave i Velika Britannia, u veikoj opasnosti da &c je nestati =
Do gornjeg nepovojnog zakljucka, vest veil, doslo $ e zbop tora
sfo Je vlada popretila da &c unistiti one donace novine ella 81 ki-
Nastavak ma d. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02
M1ASA SYRIA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitaiistickog u

redienja; u~nistenie naiam-
nog ropstva radniGke kla-
Sc: prenasanje svile zeinali-
SIKH industrial Il rnke or
ganizovanih proizv0djaGa;
svako n, radniku potpun
p'od njegoyog rada: oslo
bodjenje c eIo GoveGan-
silva cd m0rije k!asne Via
davine; uspostavljanje SIC
bodne Zaiednice Drugoya
i Drugarica lndustri-
jaime Republic Rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02
-AsA SREDST A:

N4ASA SREDST A:
~ Prosvecivanje radnicke
klase y duhu Marksizma;
da SUI rad j kapital nepO-
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizoyanje radnieke klase u
jednd REVOLUTIONARY PO-
liticku Partiju "a osvaja-
ME i razaranje Politicke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
nizovanje radnika j u jed
; nu revolutionary Indus
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje i kretanje
svih zemaljskih Industrial.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Marjorie Row, 70,
Takes Golf Title

DETROIT. July 10 - (P) -
Meet Michigan's new women S
golf champion, Marjorie Row,
20-year-old Michigan State Col
lege senior from Detroit.
Miss Row, who in the first
round swept Mrs. Donald Weiss
Of Flint, defending champion,
out of the 10Th annual Michigan
tournament, seized the title her
self yesterday by defeating
Mary Agnes Wall of Menomi-
nee. 5 and 4, in the 36-hole final
at Plum Hollow.
Encountering Wretched sue
cess on the green's early in the
match, Miss Row spotted her op-
ponent a tWo-hole lead but
squared it making the turn by
winning the eighth and ninth
holes. Miss Wall, tournament
medalist for he last two years,
won No. IL, but Miss Row even
cd things on the 18th, won the
18th and never trailed thereaf-
ter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18

With two teams, New Haven
New Baltimore and Mount Gle
mens-already assured of play
off positions, play in the Macomb
County Baseball League will en-
ter its final day of scheduled
play tomorrow with three games
carded.
Three other teams are fight
ing for the two playoff spots
available, with Richmond and
Center Line favored for the po-
sitions over Warren. A win for
Mount Clemens tomorrow in it's
clash with Warren at Warren
would cinch Richmond for a
playoff berth and virtually guar
antee Center Line of the coveted
place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Yonks Put Pressure on Loop,
Winning Six Games in Row
Posseou Bottled Out in Comes with Brooks;
Red Sox Finally Win; PhiIs Slaughtered

single by Ted Williams eventual
ly deciding it.
The Brooklyn Dodgers piled
onto the Chicago Cubs again for
a 1915 victory to take three of
the four games in their rowdy
series. Claude Passeau returned
to the mound for the Cubs on one
days rest, was belted out in the
midst of q five-run fifth inning
and suffered his seventh defeat.
He has won Is, more than any
other major league pitcher.
Brooklyn saved its top talent
for the series opening today with
the second-place st. Louis Card
inals, and started Schoolboy
Rowe, who didn't have a decision
in the National League. He had
to have help frorh Ed Head in
the last two innings.
The Cardinals slaughtered the
Philadelphia Phils 10-1 with
Howard Krist pitching five-hit
ball and his teammates making
Is safeties as we'll as taking ad-
vantage Of four Philadelphia err
rors.
The New York Giants over
W.. ,lmed the Pittsburgh Pirates
11-2 with a 20-hit offensive led
by Billy urges, who hit hon.
er, double and two singles. Hal
Schumacher and Ace Adams Ii
mited the BUGS to six hits.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Two Rule as FavOriteS
for HillcreSt Tourney

event, pairings were revealed on
Wednesday in the four flights OF
competition. While Macdonald,
manager at the club, and Nc
Kechnie are considered the best
bets for finalists' positions, q
number of other contestants are
ready, willing and able to hand
them out little difficulty.
Included in the group are
Chuck Byrnes and Russ Fell
lows, both members of the Hill
crest team along with the two
favorites, and Bill Volkenant
and Art Scarf, former city
champions.
PLENTY OF CUPS
First round matches must be
played by tomorrow under PEN
atty of forfeiture and second
round play will be continued q
week from Sunday. Cups will be
awarded the champion and rum
nerup in the championship flight
and winners of the first, second
and third flights will also re-
ceive cups. Golf prizes will 20
to the runnerups.
Players in the championship
flight are: Ronnie Macdonald,
Russ Fellows, Red McKechnie,
Art Scarf, Guy and Keith
Brown, Don Sutherland, Chuck
Byrnes, Johnny Weber. Louis
Novack, Winnie Bearss, Frank
Bachus, Bill Volkenant and Jim
Smith.
In the only match played
earlier in the week, Fellows de-
feated Jimmy Smith, ! up on
the 18th green for a first round
victory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Bobo Shuts Out
Tigers End Time

PHILADELPHIA. July 10
(P-This is the city of so-called
"brotherly love" and at the mo-
ment the faltering Detroit Tig-
ers are in need of it.
Here for a series with the Ath-
letics, the Tigers want most to
forget what happened at Wash
ington where, under the lights,
they dropped three straight
games to the Senators for their
sixth consecutive loss.
Bobo Newsom, their former
teammate, turned on them for
the third time this season, best
ing Southpaw AL Newhouser, 3
to 0, in a pitching duel. For
Newsom it was his second shut
out against his old cronies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
SUNDAYS GAMES
Mount Clemens at Warren.
Richmond at New Haven.
Fraser at Center Line

Other ga mes besides the
Mount Clemens-Warren duel to-
morrow will see the combination
New Haven-New Baltimore team
hostto Richmond in what is ex-
pected to be the best game of the
day. The combine has been de-
feated only once, but barely
edged Richmond, 81, in a pre-
vious meeting of the two. Eddie
Frost, Boosting the best record
in the league, was expected to
pitch for the combination nine.
Mount Clemens was ranked an
overwhelming favorite over
Warren, having previously de-
feated the team, %, and Center
Line, which defeated Fraser by
the same score, earlier in the sea-
son, was expected to repeat. All
games are slated to start at 3
o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Ball Bigger
At Least, 1t Looks That
Way Now, Soys
loobs

WASHINGTON, July 18-tP
1t may be that Chef Laabs,
husky st. Louis Browns outfield-
er, is whacking the ball so hard
lately that it's starting to swell.
At any rate, he says, it seems to
be coming up to the plate "a
whole lot bigger"
Here for two game series
with the Senator's. Laabs attri-
butes his present clouting streak
to "a better view of the ball"
and a change of stance that has
him turning more toward the
pitcher.
Whatever the reason, Laabs
has boosted his home run COL
lection to II for the season in
Guiding six in the last seven
days. He clouted couple yes
terday in a doubleheader with
the Philadelphia Athletics, and
for good measure added a triple,
double and single which &C
counted for six runs.
EITHER DO OR DON'T
SITS probably just one of those
things said Laabs, when you
either smack EN- right or you
don't"
But I know one thing. The
ball is looking pretty now
whole lot bigger. The reason
may be that I changed my
stance a few days ago. l pulled
my front foot back a little
and faced the pitcher more"
Laabs rampage yesterday was
just a year and a day after his
feat of batting two homers, a
triple and double to tie the
modern ng-distance hitting
record in single game.
The stocky fielder who bats
and throws right handed is bat
ting over .290 now and figures
he ought to be able to top his
best mark of 300 which he av-
eraged in 1899 when he started
with Detroit and wound up with
the Browns in a trade.
Now % years old, Laabs broke
into the majors in 1897 with
Detroit after a year with Fort
Wayne and another with Mil
waukce. The Tigers sent him to
Toledo for another year of sea-
soning and brought him back in
1888. He batted .27l for the
Browns in 1910 and .278 last
year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
BY JUDSON BAILEY
Associated Press sports Writer

Associated Press Sports writer
The New York Yankees are
turning the thumbscrews on the
rest of the American League
again with four fine pitchers
furnishing most of the pressure.
The world champions have
won six games in row and the
last four of these were credited
to Hank Borowy. Alley Donald.
Ernie Bonham and Spud Chand-
Ter, who among them have won
"a games and lost only nine this
season. Two of those last four
games were shutouts and one
was a one-run affair-the 81
triumph over the Cleveland In
dams yesterday.
CHANDLER'S 10TH
Chandler was the winner, his
tenth victory against two de-
feats. He limited the Tribe to six
hits and had the benefit of four
double plays as the slick-fielding
Yanks boosted their total of
double killings to 119 in SO
games.
The game was decided in the
first inning when Phil Rizzuto
homered with the bases loaded.
Later Red Rolfe hit his third
circuit clout in five days and
: both he and Rizzuto also hit
triples. Joe DiMaggio singled in
the seventh to extend his bat
ting streak to IA games.
Chester Laabs continued his
sensational smuggling at Philadel-
phia as the St. Louis Browns
captured doubleheader from
the Athletics AZ and Ill to
run their winning streak to
eight games.
Labs hit a homer with one
on and a double in the first game
and another home run with one
on and a triple with two on in
the night-cap. This gave him II
home runs and "a runs batted in
to date, more than he made in
the entire 1941 season. He has hit
seven homers and driven in %
runs in the last week.
BOSOX FINALLY WIN
The Boston Red Sox finally
nudged out the Chicago White
Sox FL in IL innings to keep
from losing any additional
ground to the Yanks. The game
was a pitching duel between
Johnny HUMPHREYS and Broad
way Charley Wagner with
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Tigers Acquire
New Pitcher,
Jack Wilson

DETROIT, July 10 -@ -
The Detroit Tigers today had
Wilson, a Highlander.
Wilson was obtained last
night from Washington in ex-
change for shortstop Eric Nc
Nair. Both players had been
waived by other American
League clubs.
A highlander, Wilson will
be used for relief duty. He was
with the Boston Red Sox seven
years before being traded to the
Senators at the close of the 1941
season. His Major League rec
ord is So victories against II de-
featS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Bar SO Needs
Rally to Whip
Merchants, 6-3

Bar 50, undefeated leader of
the Blue softball division and
uncrowned king of local play,
eked out a 6-3 victory over the
Merchants in the seventh inning
of a game at st. Mary's last
night.
Having lost one game to an
outside team, a game which
spoiled their perfect season rec
ord, the team has apparently
lost some of its incentive to win,
though still ranking as the most
powerful aggregation in the city.
Arnie Hellner's pitching last
night, was the only bright spot,
as he allowed but four scatter
ed singles, none of which result
ed in a tally for the Merchants.
"Cocky" Phillips, hurting for
the Merchants, turned in an ex-
cellent performance, allowing
the victors but five hits, and it
was a tough defeat for him. The
first nine batters who faced him
were retired without a hit or
walk and it was only in the
fourth that Leonard Brindley,
Bar 50 outfielder, homered to
put his team on the victory
path.
MERCHANTS LEAD
At that time, the Merchants
held a 20 lead. Willie Roberts,
first man up, had gained a
walk and scored on a bad throw
home a minute later. In the
third, Bill Wilson, gaining the
second walk off Arnie Hellner,
scored on Roberts single. Both
teams scored once in the fifth
frame, walks initiating both runs
and in the sixth a single and
fly led to Ralph Soenen's tying
run for Bar SO.
With the score at 3-3 going in
to the seventh, a walk, stolen
base and infield error led to Ray
Lorway's run, good enough to
put the leaders in front. The
error put Bonnet on and pair
of singles, by Les Verscheuren
and Soenen drove him in, fol-
lowed by Verscheuren for the
6-3 margin.
Pacing the winners at the
plate was Soenen with two fol-
three, and Brindley, with two
for four. None of the losers -
who suffered their eighth loss in
IA starts - got more than one
hit.
Bar 50 80. 900 Ill SIS 5
Merchants 1O1 O10 O-3 4 s
Batteries: Bar 69-Hellner and
Kolozvari. Notwithstanding
and Heller.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Fight Beck After
Spotting RivoIs
4 Runs in First

Downing their birthplace ri
val, Nesbitt's, Hillcrest moved
up into a tie for third in the Red
softball division last night after
spotting their opponents four
run lead in the first frame.
Playing on Griffith field, Hill
crest fought back for four in
nings before gaining the lead,
GA, in the fourth and then went
on for a 1873 victory.
After four runs had been
credited against Jim Dubay in
the first, including a two-run
homer by Wayne Adair, Jr., Du-
bay was replaced by Dick Petit
prem, who hurled four hitless in
nings before allowing four hits
over the last two frames.
SEVEN IN SIXTH
The winners, tagging after the
first, counted one run in the sec
ond. one in the third, off Jim
Jones homer, and then COLA
borated for four runs in the
fourth, helped by Ed Snay's
double. Seven more TALES in the
sixth clinched the game with
doubles by Joe Lozen and "Si-
lent" Jackson and triple by
Snay sparkling the effort.
The losers, unable to find the
key to Petitpren's hurting until
the sixth, put together a single
and a double-the latter by Rat
zow-in that frame for run
and added three in the seventh.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Towers Girls
PLAY Detroiters

The Fishers Towers girls,
Blue Water League champion
of last year and current lead
er of the loop, will stake its
unblemished season mark on
Monday evening, when they
play host to the Reichold
Chemical Company.
Undefeated in l8 starts, the
girls will take to the Shady
side diamond at us. The
Towers last game, at Marine
City on Thursday. was rained
out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
DESERT TO ARMY

DALLAS, July ID - up -
Southwest Conference coaches
are departing for the wars al
most en- masSe.
v. M. (Poss) Clark, assistant
athletic director and track
coach at Texas Christian Uni
versity, joined the Air force this
week to bring to Is the number
of conference mentors now in
the armed forces. Only ~
coaches remain.
Texas A. & M. leads In contri-
buttons with four coaches in
service, Southern Methodist and
Texas Christian are next with
three each. Texas and Rice have
given two each, and Baylor and
Arkansas one each.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Pitcher HurIs Both
Ends Of Double Header

MUSKOGEE. OKLA, July Is
-(R-Young Jimmy Ramsdell,
q newcomer on the Muskogee
pitching staff, gave the Reds 4
one-hit, 10 victory over Hutch
inson in the Thinning opener Of
Western Association double
header last night.
Then he hitched up his belt,
wiped off a mild sweat and told
manager Mealey he was feeling
swell, and how about pitching
the Thinning second game, too?
He did, and won 40.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Hillcrest Moves Into Tie
for 3rd, Edging Nesbitt's

Leading Hillcrest at the plate
were three players, Jackson, Lo-
zen and Cataldo, all with two
for four. Shortstop Bern e
Schalm was the only member of
the losers to get two blows.
Nesbitt's ). 400 DOL 3 8 8
Hillcrest =. OIL 407 0-13 IL 3
Batteries: Hillcrest Dubay,
Petitpren Cd and Jones. Mes
bits - Weier and Eschenburg
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
VIRGINIA Van Vie
To Retire From Golf

DELAND, FLA. July 18-(P)
Virginia Van Vie, women S
National Amateur Golf Cham
pion for three years starting in
1882, says she is through with
tournament golf for good.
She has been made manager
of an ice cream and milk bar
near Stetson University, and says
I'm working now, really work
ing, and l like it, From now
on her golf will be Just for the
fun of it,"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
M'Donold. McKeehnie
Get Nod; First Round
Matches Tomorrow

Ronnie Macdonald and Red
McKechnie ruled as favorites to
capture the annual Hillcrest
golf club tournament, in which
first round matches will be
played tomorrow.
With some 40 players qualify
ing during the past week for the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
TUMBLE LEAGUE
BRUCKNER PROMOTED

DECENTRALIZATION was
received her yesterday that
Leslie Bruckner Of Milan, FORM
er Michigan State football quar-
terback and now an instructor in
physical education at the Great
Lakes Naval training station,
has been commissioned as an en-
sign. He is the son-in-law of
Lloyd w. Olds. Michigan Nor
NAL college track coach.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
Fights Last
Night

MT. FREEDOM, N. J. - Bob
by Jacobs, 100, Philadelphia,
won by technical knockout over
Bunky Wall, 100, Morristown,
N. J. az.
FITCHBURG, Mass.-Tommy
Jones, 155, Worcester, Mass,
knocked out Tony Vento, 157,
Cambridge, Mass. (3).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
KOvALESKI WINS AGAIN
DETROIT-(P)-Fred H

De MOI -IHJ-F req hONdI-
eski, 17-year-old Hamtramck
youth, won his third consecutive
Detroit District Junior singles
tennis championship Friday. de-
feating Fred Otto, Michigan High
school Class G titleholder, 6 .,
81, in the tournament finals.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
FRIDAYS RESULTS
New York IL. Pittsburgh z
St. Louis 10, Philadelphia i.
Brooklyn 10. Chicago 5.
Only games scheduled.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn at St. Louis (2).
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
MUCH OLDER TODAY

NEW YORK, July IB-lPl--
Lou Boudreau, manager Of the
Cleveland Indians, celebrated
his 25th birthday yesterday. He
said he felt much older than that
after the 8 to l pasting admin
istered his club by the New
York Yankees.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18

Rhode Island is the most thick
~ populated state in the United
States, with 6742 persons to the
square mile.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18
HAD TO PROVE STRENGTH

Suitors for the hands of the
daughters of Captain Tilton of
Rhode Island had to lift a stone
weighing 500 pounds. Two of
his three daughters we're mar
ricd off.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-18

Pennsylvania 1889 tubercu-
losis death rate was 38.4 per
100, 900 of its population.