davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30

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cal radnrke organizacije i meme
zadace. Ali ako nema takvih rad
nika, ali ina jos dosta radnika
koji, brenda zele slobodu i boil;
zivot, ali nisu pojmili pravi zna-
cal radnicke org~anizacije ME
COVE zadace. Ovakvi radnici Diva
ju obmanjivani cd strane laznih
radnickih organizac;;a, gao sto
su gore izredjane, jer kad ne bi
bio ovakvih naivnih i neobaves-
tenth radnika, takve organizacije
ne bi mogle opstojati, ma koliku
one potporu dobivale cd kapita-
listicke klase.
Same je radnicka organizacija
n istinska radnieka organi-
zacija - koja zagovara potpuno
O S | 0 b O d ] e n j e radnicke kia-
Sc cd ekonomskih o k o ma
jamnog ropstva. Sto znaci obara-
ME kapitalistickog poretka i ma
njegovo mesto podizanje Industri-
jalne Republic Rada. Sve sto je
mamie cd ovog, to nije radnicko
niti lie u Interest," radnicke kfase.
l ma kakva organizacija bila, ko-
ia Sc zove radnickom, ako svo-
me programu nema obaranje ka-
ritalizma i uspostavljanie Socija-
LIMA, ona nije i ne moze biti
radnicka, nego ona jeste i mora
biti kapitalisticka organizacija j
kao takva, ona ne zasluzuje pot
poru radnika.
U klasnom drustvu ne postoji
sredina, buduci da je drustvo po-
deljeno ma klase, sa suprotnim
klasnim interesima - u danas-
MEM slucaju, ma kapitalisticku
radnicku klasu. Izmedju owe dive
klase neizbezna je klasna borba,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30

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leko odmakla cd nema6kih nacionalnih gra-
MICA.
Ako je rec 0 tome zasto cove3anstvo mora
ola u toku 25 godina rrlolazi kroz dive univer-
zalne ljudske kIanice = da Sc druga drustve-
ma zala nevolje i ne rominju Marksist je
unapred dao odgovor: Kroz mnoge godine do
Prvog Svetskog Rata, kroz mnoge godine dc
Drugog Svetskog Rata, grmela je Sociialistit-
ka Radnicka Partiia Amerika q drugih zema-
LA, Il kojima Sc ~nalazase nalazi): da nasa
Hasa. proletarijat, jedina progresonoseta kla-
So Il d~rustvu, ne moze doti do slobode boljeg
zivota u okviru kapitalizma, bilo "demokrat-
skog' iii fasistickog; da svako "poboljsavanja''
kapitalizma "a koje Sc do Prvog Svetstog
Rata osobito zauzinahu vodje teoreti6ari vo-
decih organizacija Druge Internacionale, a "a
koje Sc nakon toga osobito zauzimahu vodje j
teoreticari Trece Internacionale = samo vodi
sve gorem zivotu "a nasu klasu i konacno
drustvenoj katastrofi; da bolji zivot "a nasu
klasu dalji progress "a cello covs6anstvo
pretpostavljaju Socijalisticku Revoluciju O.
baranje kapitalistickog sistema i uspostavlja-
ME Socijalizma iii Industrijalne Republic
haoa' hoJa Dl lmaia Ga poclVa ma kOlektlVnol
svojini sredstava "a proiZvodnju, kolektivnom
korisncm radu nagradjivanju radnika PRE-
ma principu: svakome %potpuna drustvena vred-
most nJegovog rada. Druga Internacionala po-
gazi to marksisticko ucenje. Ona htede da
"poboljsa" kapitalizam. Dodje katastrofa
prvi Svetski Rat. Treca Internacionala nakon
kratkotrajnog "revolucionarnog' avanturisa-
MIA, takodjer pogazi to marksisticko %ucenje. l
ona Sc prihvati "poboljsavanju" kapitalizna.
Dodje fasizam ma politickom, hroniena "depre-
sija" ma ekonomskom polju. Sad Sc Treca In
ternaclonala baca ma "srasavanje ostataka
Eurzoaske demokratije' (koju nekad nazivasa
"groznom diktaturom burzoazije") cd "agresi-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
Pise: V. Mile.

Valjda nikada u i~storiji cove
canstva nije Prvi Maj bio doce-
kan II groznijem i krvavijem sta
nju nego Ii owe godine.
Uprkos sto Majka Priroda u
ovo doba godine navestava now
zivot swim svojim stvorovima, all
ljudski rad, to n~ajvece savrsen-
stvo prirode Sc davi II syojoj sop
%stenoj krvi.
Priroda je snabdela sve svo]e
stvorove sa nuznim organlma, po-
mocu da nabave potrebstine "a
svoj zivot. Same covek je Jedlnl
stvor koga priroda nije snabdeia
sa potrebnim organima Ia uzlva-
ME svog zivota.
Ali i ako priroda nije dala CO.
veku nuzne prirodjene organe "a
uzdrzavanje svog zivota, n NIL
ie dala svest i sposobnost da sam
stvara i razvija sredstva "a ma
bavu svojih zivotnih potrebstlna.
Ona mu je dala sposobnost da
pravi i razvija alate, kao i spo-
sobnost da rukuje s NINA. Sa a
latina covek je mogao da stvara
i eruzje kojim da Sc brani cd sva-
Ike navale zveradi. Nj jedan drugi
prirodni stvor nema takve sposob-
nosti.
Radi opasnosti "a svoj zivotni
cpstanak, vec samom pocetku
covek sc morao da grupise sa os-
talim ljudima II grupe da Sc tako
zajednicki uspesnije odbrani cd
zveradi i drugih prirodnih opas-
nosti. Bee alata i oruzja ljudski
rod ne bi mogao da Sc mnozi i
krene dale Cd svog primitivnog
polu-zivotinjskog zivota. Borba "a
zivot je priscilla prvobitne ljude
da stvaraju alate iii da izumru,
Same sa alatima je ljudski rod
mogao doci u dodir sa prirodom
da nabavi hranu i gradi zaklonis-
te cd svakojake o~pasnosti.
Kroz stotine hiljada godina ljud-
sko drustvo je razvijalo svoje a
Late. 1spocetka grubo i v1lo spo-
70 dok danas pravi celia cudesa Cd
alata. Cd primitivnog kamenog
cekica pa do danasnje moderne
%tvornice sa najsavrsenijim mast
nerijama, to je ~istorija ~razvoja a.
lata. To je istorija ljudskog drus-
iva. l kao Il samom rocetku, tako
danas zivot ljudskog drustva
ovisi o njegovim alatima.
Da bi Sc alati mogli usavrsavati
cell ljudski rod krenuti napred
ljudsko drustvo Sc morale podeli-
tt ma klase. Ova podela ma klase
je bila istorijska nuznost da ne
nastane zastoj u drustvu dok Sc
alati ne usavrse do takvog ste
pena da bi omogucili izobiljan Ii
vot "a sve clanove ljudske zajed-
nice. Jedna klasa ljudi, ii. robovi,
radili SUI "a drugu klasu ljudi, tt.
gospodare, da Sc OWN gospodari-
ma omoguci svoje vreme upotre-
biti "a hume i pronalaske, koji bl
i nadalje u~savrsavali covecie ala
te.
Ova podela drustva ma klase os-
tala je do dan danas, samo su Sc
oblici menjali kroz istoriju. Dok
prijasnjim podelama ma klase, We
Gina je posedovala a ! a t e, a ma
NINA bi prisvajala plod proizvo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
PiSe: W.. S.

Pc pedeset drugi put pozvata
lie radnicka klasa sveta da prosla-
vi svoi prank, Prvi Maj. Kada Sc
izabrao Prvi Maj da Dude inter-
nacionalni prank radnicke klase,
tada ie radnicka klasa bila eko-
nomski sazrela da upravlja sa pro-
izvodnjom, da preuzme vlast IL
ruku parazitske burzoazije i da
upravlja sa novim Socijallstickim
drustvenim uredjenjem korist
celog besklasnog drustva. Tada ie
kapitalizam bio dovrsio svoju ko-
risnu drustvenu ulogu i cd tada
radniCka klasa sveta trebala je
da svu svoiu borbu okrene u pray
Gu obaranja kapitalizma.
Ali vetina takozvanih radnickih
organizacija sveta nije s~lavila Pr
vi Mai u skladu sa njegovim du-
HON i znacajem: mobilizovanje
radnicke klase "a oslobodjenje CO.
veGanstva cd morije klasne vlada-
vine, Sto sc moze postici jedinC
klasnosvesnom politiCkom i EXC
nomskcm organization radnicke
klase - obaraniem kapitalizma
uspostavl,janjem Industrijalne Re-
publike Rada. Vecina tin organiza,
CHA SOcijalne demokratije, marc
cito nemacke i americke IS. Pr
= izuzev ruske Socijaldemokrat,
ske stIanke (bolisevika) - pa.
radirale 81 w jek trumbeta, do.
bosa i pesama trazeci cd kapita'
listicke klase i nienih vlada raz
ne reforme, neposredne zahteve
koie ie kapitalistiGka klasa Ii kraj
MEM s,ucaju mogla dati. Take
So one ostavljale nedirnuto os
novno zlo kapitalisticki nacir
r-oiZvodnje i razmene.
Mnogi iskreni ali neobavesten
iii lose obavesteni radnici i dru
gi gledali su i Socijalnu demo
kratiju Nema6ke, koja je imal;
stotine poslanika, hiljade clano
va i milione g,asaca, jaku stem,
o kojoj, kada dodje odlucujuc
momenat, &c Sc rabbit IA par
cad nemacki kapitalizam. Ali, kat
sto vidimo, ma nesreGu celog CO,
vecanstva, desi Sc obratno. Kads
je kucao tai "odlucujuci nome
nat mesac jun, 1914, Socijalde
mokratija Nemacke ode jatomic,
u narucju Kajzera, i~zuzevsi Kar
la Liebknechta i Rosu Luksem
burg, i predade nemacki p~roleta
rijat zdTalu Prvog Svetskog Ra
Ia da brani domovinu!
komunisticka Partija Nemae
Ike koja je doSla 1919. nakon DO
raza borbenih Spartakanaca, d:
opere grehe Socijalne demokrati
Je, sadrzala je sustinu svoje re
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
Znacaj PrvOg Maja.

|formisticke i klasnosaradnje mai
Ike koiu sustinu je iskoristio A
dolf Hitler obecavsi radnickog
klasi med i mleko i sada ona ste
lie pod gangsterskim nacizmom /
kupa Sc u more svoje krvi rada
|njegovog gnusnog imperijalizna.
Ma ovogodisnjem Prvom Maui
nemacki radnici &c slusati nacis-
tiCka objasnjen.ja Prvog Maja kao
sto i'm je ista tumaCio Hitler par
puta, iii &c i'm ii gangsteri reGf
Ga imamo vaznijeg posla cd sla"-
ljenja Prvog Maja, da potucemo
Sovjetski Savez i "demokratile,"
pa cemo onda slaviti Prvi Maj ii
"njegovom pravom smislu,'
smislu jacih ~stezanja lanaca na-
iarnno-kmetskih robova. Dok &c
estate "Komunisticke" partije is
koristavati proslavu Prvog Ma
ia, teraiuci radnike da Sc tog da-
ma izrabljuju wise nego ikada "a
| pobedu "demokratskog" imperi-.
jalizma mad nacistickim gangste-
rima. Tako &c jedni i drugi, IA
sisti i "komunisti' iskoriscagati
Prvi MAJ u interes svojih impe-
rijalistickih vlada.
Jedino &c Socijalisticka Rad.
nicka Partija Amerike, Canade,
Engleske i Australia ~slaviti Pr
vi Maj u onome duhu u koieh
je on i proklamovan kao prazn:-
ka svetske radnicke klase, da na
tai dan njena stampa i njeni 60
~vo1nici glasnije proglase da liz
medju radnitke i kapitalisticke
klase nema nicega za~jedniekog.
da Sc k | a S n a b O r b a IL
medju te dive nepomirljive klase
mora voditi sve dogod Sc radniei
ne organizuju politicki i industri-
Jalno da tako ma civilizovan ma
Gin obore k~apitalizam i da ma ME
GOWN rusevinama uspostave So
cijalistitku Industrijalnu Repu-
bliku Rada, pod kojom &c svaki
koristan clan oslobodjenog cove
canstva primati punu d%rustvenu
vrednost ploda svoga rada, pod
kojom nece biti uslova koji pora-
dJaju ratove i sva druga zala kn-
ia muce ~danasnje n~esretno cove
canstvo, n%esretno, jer ,zivi pod
zulumcarskim kapitalizmom.
Prvi Maj je OTTAWA klasnog ra-
ia kapitalizmu. Njegov duh poa-
va radnike da Sc okupe pod revo-
luclonarnl barjak SocijaIistlen
Radnieke Partije, jer &c in sann
ona odvesti onamo gde revoluci-
onarni znacaj Prvog Maja nare-
diuje: Il Socijalizam, carstvo izo-
bilja i srece.
To je pravi i jedini znacai Pr
vcr Naiat
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
Nema zivOta be- alata.

da njihovog, u d%anasnjoj klasnol
podeli u drustvu vecina je lisena
tin alata. Ma da je danasnji alat
drustveni proizvod, koji Sc razvlo
do orijaskih Industrial i sa kohl
ma rukuje vecina, on Sc nalazl u
posedstvu mainline. koja ma nika-
KAY nacin ne rukuje S mime. Ia
kova lie danasnja klasna podela
u drustvu. To je obelezje kapita-
LIMA. Ma jednoj %strani, radnlcl.
proleteri, koji rukuju i pIloZva-
diaju sa alatom a ne poseduJu nj
ii alat niti prisvajaju proizvod.
Ma drugoj s~trani, kapitalistl, ne
radnici koji niti rukuju niti pro-
izvode sa alatom a poseduju alat
i prisvajaiu radnikov p%roizvod.
Danasnji alat Sc tako usavIsio
da nije wise potrebna klasna po-
della u drustvu. Sta wise, ova po-
della je postala stetna i razorna
"a ljudsko drustvo. Danasnji Cos
podari, ka~pitalisti, SUI vec odavno
prestali biti potrebni "a razvol
alata. Oni su POSTAL raZorni to-
jest, moderna masinerija i pro-
duktivnost moderne radnicke k!a-
! Sc toliko Sc razvila i da su Sc ME
nj proizvodi, koje prisvaja kapi-
talisticka klasa, toliko nagomilali
da guse danasnji kapitalisticki
poredak. Radnicka kiasa, rosto je
mnogobrojna, mogla bi da potro-
81 owe p%roizvode "a poboljsanje
svoga zivota ali in ne SINE jer ne
poseduje alate zemaljske proiz-
vodnje.
Pod kapitalizmom vlada pravi-
10: ko poseduje alate tai rosedu-
je i radnikov %proizvod. Radnicka
klasa ne poseduje alate i prema
tome ne poseduje svoj p%roizyod.
Kapitalisticka klasa, posto ne mo-
re da Sc resi- owe gomile %proizvoda
ma normalan nacin, %tojest, kroz
prodaju, prisiljena je da in unis-
tava iii da silom oruzja nadje pi-
jacu "a Nth.
Sadasnji rat je ~posledica kapi-
talistickog posedstva mad raZvije-
min alatom pomocu kojeg radnic-
ka klasa, posto sacinjava ogrom-
nu vecinu u drustvu, mora doci Il
posed ovih alata, moderna sreds-
iva "a proizvodnju, iii &c nastati
takva katastrofa II drustvu, koja
&c sve tekovine hiljade goldsmith
muka, znoja i krvi ponistiti u
prah i pepeo.
Radnicka klasa moze doci do 20
sedstva danasnjih modernih sred-
stava "a proizvodnju samo ako 20
stupi saglasno sa socijalistickom
naukom, koju siri Socijalisticka
Radnicka Partija Amerike. Ona
moze da sacuva danasnju kultu-
ru i c~ivilizaciju cd katastrofe i
razviti je dale samo ako dodje u
posed danasnjih alata olicenih u
modernim industrijama. Ona mo-
"a izbaciti kapitalisticku klasu IL
posedstva industriie i proglasiti
sva sredstva "a proizvodnju drus-
tvenom svojinom. To isto vre-
me znaci kraj klasnog drustva,
konac kapitalisticke vladavine i
uspostavljanje Industrijalne Re-
publike Rada.
Ia ostvarenje owe velicanstvene
ideje neka mas potstrekne i ovogo-
disnji Prvi Maj.
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IL zIVOTA ~FEDERACIJE.
Vecerinka u Lackawanna. N. Y.

U neddju3 ma sekcUa jeddnio ganci S l. P odnate veerhIuu Nom OkIl 80 Ridge
r Potak u aiu Ne Be gWOa, donacg ukunog jea plea oMe rzonMeU z bGpEa
tan Ia sw Mho .vi bmu = Odbor
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
May Day Celebration in Detroit Mich.

Section Wayne County and FehatonB Branches will celebrate May Day on Sunday May rd in
1.-THE Crtan Hail. 1881 E Kirby near RusenC omrneC Casper Fadd wills eH the May Day speech
lat p M Sups will sTvd from 5p M A grand musical program hash been arranged to begin
lat 73O p M from $50 n. American and Old Country Dancing will be enjoyed to the strains of
InenaimhO Orchestra Al friends of the S L. P are cordially invited to spend all of May 3d
with us in the celebration of this international Workers Holiday
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
May Day Celebrtion in Akron, O.

A May Day Meeting will. be held Thursday, April 3h,7 80 p min the Magyar Home, 12E
St Section Akron and Branches invite everyone to attend.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
May Day Celebration in Gary, Ind.

Section Lake County, in conuccnw with he So shvonhna and hgmHnBr Branches will ld May
Day Celebration on Friday May LIST at 80 p M = pace: Odd Fellows Hail. 63 Washington ST.
Gary, Ind Fish Supper will be served followed by dancing and a good time Everyone invited
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May Day Celebration Meeting in Cleveland, 0.

Section Cleveland and Federation Branches wil hold Joint May Day Celebration Me
evening of Sunday, May 3d. at p m, in 1.-THE Gold Room of Hotel Omstd, Superior
E. 9th St The meeng will also hnad the official opening of the 1912 political Campaign. The
on this great historic occasion and the suber to be presented will be-:
Louis D. Cohen: Workers May Day versus Capitalist September Iabor Day.
Richa B TuS@y: Historical Background Of May Day and its General Significance
Louis P Wetaein, Candidate for Governors: The 1912 Political Campaign
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-30
Greater New York.

May Day Meeting
Friday May 8 p m at Htl Cornish Arms su Vest 2d St., Manhattan Speakers John W
Ahn and Joseph Pincn Chairman: Aaron NJ Orange.
TrSetnn Lefe Distribution And sas
Every Saturday 2 p H., 4nd st and 9Th Ave-, Manhattan
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Three Schools Seek
To End Michigan
Track Streak
B. the Associated Press.

INDIANAPOLIS, March IL
Michigan's 8-year grip on the uni
versity team championship of the
Butler University indoor relays will
be threatened by three other schools
in the 10th renewal Of the big Mid
western track classic tonight.
Strongest contenders for Michi-
gan's title were two entrants which
won meets last week end-Ohio
State, Big Ten indoor champion,
and Notre Dame, central intercol-
legiate titlist-and Indiana, which
sent crack relay teams.
Track followers looked for new
records in the university 7-mile
relay in which the mark now is 7
minutes, 44.4 seconds, and in the
college mile relay in which the
figure is 3:25.9. Some 275 athletes
from 2l schools were entered.
Harold Hunt of Nebraska, out to
break the relays pole vault record
of IA feet, and Bill Carter of Pitts
burgh, after his third straight In
dianapolis victory in the 60-yard
dash. headed the list of champions
returning in every individual event.
Other title defenders were Don
Olsen, Illinois, in the Co. yard
low hurdles; Bob Wright, Ohio
State, 60-yard high hurdles; Keith
ORourke. Notre Dame, high Jump,
and Jim Delaney, Notre Dame, shot
put
Butler, Western Michigan and
Prarie View. Tex. College were
leading for the college team cham
pionship. Other entrants included
Texas. Northwestern, Purdue, Mar
quette, Drake and Depauw.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Triumph Over Webb
Puts CoIan in Line
For Title Scrap
jacobs Considers May
Dote for Bottle With
Chomp Lesnevich
B, TIE Associated Press.

NEW YORK. March l4.-Johnny
Colan. q New York boxer who went
to Chicago to establish his reputa-
ton. took his place beside Cleve-
lands Jimmy Bivins as an outstand-
ing light heavyweight contender to-
day after stopping Jimmy Webb Of
Houston. Tex, in two rounds at
Madison Square Garden.
Weighing ITS pounds to his op-
ponent's 172s4, Colan dropped the
Texan five times in the second round
last night before Referee Billy Cava-
nsugh stopped the fight with only .
minute and SO seconds Of the stanza
gone.
Promoter Mike Jacobs wasted no
time in making preliminary plans to
match Colan with Light Heavy
weight champion Gus Lesnevich,
who lost a non-title scrap to Bivins
in midweek.
Jacobs said he was considering
the tussle for some time in May, but
probably will wait until he de-
termines the date before deciding
whether the affair Is to be for the
title
Webb held his own through the
first round last night, but . right to
the jaw sent him down early in the
second and Colan battered him to
the floor almost as soon as he arose
1t was the second meeting Of the
two, who fought an 8-round draw
only q month ago.
Last nights scuffle drew only $500
customers and q gate of S14 ,569.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

vided there is the desire and the
rubber to get down here.
Good Fishing Of Keys.
With rumor disposed of, there re-
mains the serious business of fish,
ing. With a barometer that is any
thing but steady, the choice of the
variety is difficult, even though there
is so much from which to chose.
Rolled waters down in the Keys
make the Everglades section or Lake
Trafford appear very desirable, par
ticularly so considering the reports
of black bass averaging close to 6
pounds and an occasional buster of
10 and better. Too, there is the
closed season, which is not to be
overlooked-March Is to May 90
50 it appears as though the old
bronzebacks will get the first nod.
The average size Of Spanish mack
erel is about pounds. Occasionally
there are runs when 5-pounders are
common and outstanding specimens
are caught topping 10 pounds
Larger mackerel are few and far
between.
Top fish In the present tourna-
ment is close to II pounds, but the
second-place mackerel holds the in
terest, for it was caught on 6-thread.
Weighing exactly II pounds and
caught by q. woman. 1t Is q new
world recordAtor this size line.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Boys Defeat Inspires
Be. T.. Maids for
Basket Final
Expect to Offset Duke
Failure With Victory
In Stor Tourney

Tidings of Bethesda Chevy Chase
elimination in the Duke-Durham
invitational basket ball tournament
yesterday had a quick and sharp
reaction in the suburban school as
the girls team sped preparations for
their clash with Fairfax High IN the
final round of The Evening Star
tournament. Action is scheduled
for Roosevelt gym Tuesday night at
Z o'clock.
The feeling at Bethesda seemed
to be that If the boys couldn't bag
a championship trophy to add to
the schools treasure chest the girls
would, and the enthusiasm with
which they bent to their practice
chores boded no good for Fairfax.
But reports from across the river
indicate the Virginians are cooking
up q little dynamite OF their own.
Coach Mary Gregory was not at all
pleased with the craftsmanship Of
her girls in their victory over Bowie
is pointing for Bethesda. Fairfax
intends to shoot the works, Of
fensively, with the attack nodded
around Maxine Propitt, Ell ORoark
and Arlene Vernon. all of whom had
an equal share in the Bowie game.
Alice Morgan, Bethesda coach,
will be satisfied with duplication
of her girls play against st. Cecilia's
Academy. especially if sharp-shoot-
ing Mildred Stadtler can deliver
another cluster of adding machine
figures. This time, however. the
coach expects her to have more sup
port from the Misses Milne and
Dawson.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
With BILL Acxs.uAN
Florida Fishing Business Still Thrives;

MIAMI, Fla, March l4.-For go
days stories from this Southern win
ter resort were conflicting to say the
least. Fishermen back from excur-
sions reported the usual activity and
failed to note much difference from
other years. which agreed with our
daily reports. Yet rumor was paint
ing gloomy picture Of curtailed
fishing, poor fishing and few fish,
ermen; of empty hostelries and the
poorest crowds in years.
If there is any material difference
it isn't noticeable and those who
listened and stayed at home missed
q welcome break In our own off,
season.
Business Above Normal.
Records prove the business Of
party shippers 20 per cent above
normal during December and jan
uary and OF only slightly in Febru-
ary due to heavy winds.
All tracks-dOg and horse alike
show heavy attendances and play
and the current Miami Fishing
Tournament the same increase Of
entries over previous Journeys.
ANY further closing Of onShore
waters to Gulf Stream fishermen
appears doubtful right now and with
the real fishing season just getting
under way there Is no good reason
for a furtherk postponement OF a
Southern Florida fishing trip, pro-
Evening star., 1942-03-14

romping over the 1888 and 1899 ma
tional champs and this years big
gest favorite, Indiana State of Terre
Haute, which set a tournament
scoring record Of SO points.
Warrensburg.. Mo, Teachers,
loser to Hamline, and PittSburg,
Kans., Teachers. beaten by South
eastern, tangle at 8:15 pm. for the
consolation title.
TaIlest Team Shellacked.
Warrensburg Teachers, tallest
team in the tourney, felt the might
of Hamline's strict defense in last
nights semifinals, sinking 1927
after clicking of a 53-point average
in previous games. Warrensburg,
the 1888 winner. got only one basket
in IL minutes of the second half.
Southeastern blew a 1913 midway
margin as Pittsburgh Teachers ral-
lied behind Jim Hamilton's scoring
flash, but won in typical fashion
when Patton pushed home Shot in
the last IS seconds.
There's lot of consolation to be
had in this one, for the Kansans are
coached by John Lance, and the
Missourians by Tom Scott, one Of
Lance's former players.