davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02
Wartime Education

Revision oi IN" public school Siruc-
turc on 4 wartime basis. as sug-
gcS,cd by Paul V. McNutt, Fed
craI security administrator and war
manppWCr commission chairman.
would only put the Cuun;ry's cdu-
ca,ional system in class with most
other activities. Everything has been,
or VIII nave 10 be. rcVamped to
meet the new conditions The war
involves all that Americans hold
dear in their society, and other thing
must be made of secondary consid-
Grafton unit! victory is assured.
Children who must receive their
education in these times confront
this most unfortunate situation, to
which they are falling victim
, through no fault or failure of their
own. Yet il is condition that ha,
come about through improper and
/ unjust international relationships
and there is little that can be don,
about il now. other than to q
, straight through 10 the best solu-
ton possible. whether that be ia,
away or near at hand.
| In suffering teacher shortage
the schools are not unlike manS
otHcr professions or trades: all arc
having TO learn new tricks OF sur
vival, if survive they may. and arc
finding themselves in the midst oI
uncommon hardshlps and privatiUns
in trying TO function, Business as
usual went out the window long ago
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

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motion era from 49, - 1879. 'lr
panic %. that year. however. pui I'M
md g. ~..-. ideas Ton 'a.. ur<r .l,..,v
years. The 1910 Gems e.,r> KIN
,'yu ID population of ..snS Trr "2r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02
NOTICE.
In Superior Court.
Before the Clerk.
In Re: Adoption of James Fields
alias James Wright.

NORM Carolina:
Vance County:
In Re: Adoption Of James Fields
alias James Wright.
Carrie Fields alias Marion Wr,rh,
mother Of James Fields alias James
Wright will take notice that =
petition has been filed in the Office
81 the Clerk Of Superior Court of
Varcc County. North Carolina. for
VIC adoption of her minor son James
Field alias James Wright by Johnnie
HaskinS ard wife Mary Hasking. and
you arc further notified that you arc
REQUIRED to appear and answer or
demur 10 said petition on the 18Th
day OF September 1912. or the re-
lief demanded will be granted.
This 10Th day Of August. 1g42.
F.. .. FALKNER.
Clerk of Superior Court
19-26-2-9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02
{. c. REM CHARGED
IN TWO WARRANTS

{. {. Rem was given a hearing IN
county c"Ur; today before Rccnrtic,.
Il. r Clements on two charges of
beng drunk. and wa, given 30 ,Iny.
IN each. SUSPENDED upon pavmcpt
OF unc-hali the costs. and NOT no
convicted Of being drunk in Vance
county within the next y months
n" Terms were ordered to run con
SCCu'ivcly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

FOR RENT SEVERAL FURNISH
81 room. heated. price r,a~un1nlr
Mrs ". Il. Vaughan. % GA.i.,m
avenue. Phone .GiW. -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

WANT TO EuY TIRES: & X n md
o." : 10. G. \. TUckvr. Ealr.oY
road phone 6l&-W. Henderson, ;
hi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

OLE SliQES-LIKE OLD FRItNnc
alW;iy%s wear best. Lot Us rchni;n
your old shoes without lo.ine ,Ecr
comfort. Phone All. We can g..
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Renai~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

WANTED. USED SIiCt,i---I- 80
illi,". Wiil pay cash. bon r.. r., ~ NJ
wee Station. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02
WANT ADS
Get Results

GrGWrE;S, GIFT y1,.1-
i'acN IN Insurance tr,r Cn
ha,rS reasonable. Citizens US.
" lluS; Co, Insurance D.' ''H'iR
mc":. '',dEt-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

y BIGGER AND BETTER LINE nP
NrW "nu Iriml."cH furniture ,han
ever i.""h oar stock oyer. T.. T.
H"n""wui'r and SON. near Fire
Station. ~ =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

'p! RENT: SEVEN ROOM I,rsI,
Nhou'MN avenue. suitable ,.,. ,.,'
i:,i.iii'". |lN room heated ha.I.,. -,
W iII"W""d. Tir'" room arar.r..,,,
1;h"llua avenue. Call 10, 1, ~
1-rti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

MIS-. ENtEh!rr WILL. EE Arnf
nee 'i'ndrI."n Cuisines y.JI.aa
LAW i''lidIn&. each murnna 81 y
h''lN"W hose mi,r,-,rJ "
studying commercial Nu,g N. ~
ivim. September {" .,,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy GrocCrlcs. quality we :tcrr
meats, fresh fruits and vegetables
from HcrbrrtS yellow From;
phone $50 FOR free delivery. 2l-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

For SAIL SIX .ROOM HOUSE
DNiu.d road. lot - - w IA
Cash IT Terms. Cali .39. \! i
Wr-'or. 3d.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02


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me-. :,
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W., W 'l'I wood 'lf'" room 1rar'urrl
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uiM"SSE wear best. Let Us rchuIio
s"u' orc SHOES without losing Their
comfort. Phone All. We crII g..
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
In The Superior Court.
III fHV NUDtfIDf NOllrt.
state q! North Carolina.
County of Vance:
James William Stewart.
VS..
jeanette \. Stewart.

Inc defendant. Jeanette A..
Stewart. viii take notice that an ac-
'Ion as above entitled has been in
.,Nutcd IN the Superior Court al
Vance County. North Carolina. for
a Divorce Absolute on the ground q,
0i TWO years separation:
tn" said defendant will further
take notice that She is required 10
appear i'll the office of The Clerk of
INC Superior Court of Vance County
IN the Courthouse in Henderson.
North Carolina. on or before fine
10Th day of September. 1912 and
answer or dcmur To the Compliant.
or the relief demanded i'm the said
Complaint will be granted.
This the 25ih day of August. 1919
T.. O. FALKNElt.
Clerk Superior Court
Vance County. &C.
GholSon Il GhOlSon.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
2G-2-0-i6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

GRlSSOalS SHOE REPAIRING
CurScrvo> nov shoe material for
d..ru-" BE shD, thrifty. Phone
6%@. We call Tor and deliver. Girls
T'''s H"nr Snup. eff
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-02

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
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vidi svoje klasne neprijatelJe /
niihove slugane njihovoj krvnic-
koi ulogi. Ali Sta nasa 'klasa ne
vidi danas videce sutra. Mora ce
neizbezno da vidi pa bilo to kroz
sve vecu patnju, veeu mizeriJu,
kroz sue kojima &c oplakIvati
one koji Sc nece vratiti, kroz teska
srca koia &c pucati bolom Ia oni-~
ma koji &c nam pred ocima sporo
umirati. Prosvetice sc nasa klasa,
klasno &c Sc prosvetiti. Toj prosve-
tt posvetila je RADNICKA BOR-
BA trideset i pet godina svog op-
stanka, toj prosveti je posvecena
RADNICKA BORBA svakim slo-
vom svojim i ostace tako posve-
cena sve dotle dok ne zablista 70
ra cryenim zrakovima Socijalistic-
ke Revolucije.
Sretan ii trideset-peti rodjen
dan RADNICKA BORBO; ii 81
jedini jugoslavenski dragulj u
kruni revolucionarne socijalisticke-
stampe celoga sveta!
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Radnicka BOrba - dra
gull u kruni revOlu-
ciOnarne Stampe.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.

(Nastavak sa l. strane.
BORBA neizbezno postaje sve
mocnija. Ne menja stvar da osta-
lie jugoslavenske novine kvantita-
tivno nadmasuju RADNICKU
'BORBU. Ta kvantitativnost sluzi
kao barometar nesvesne wolfe naSe
klase da produzi trpeti pod kapi-
talizmom u nadi da &c Sc stanje
radnicke klase krenuti ma bolje.
Ali NADIA "a boljim zivotom pod
kapitalizmom jeste prazna, ne
ostvariva NADIA koja Sc postepeno
pretvara u ocaj. Ocajno stanje ma
Sc klase dostignuce stupanj ne
izdrzljivosti. Napred &c Sc moci
lei samo putem Socijalisticke Revo-
lucije. Koliko &c tada vrediti, ko-
-lika &c tada biti kvantitativnost
koju danas uzivaju svesne i ne
svesne sluge kapializma? Znamo
mi da "a sada reakcija grmi j
oblaci; znamo mi da fasisticki j
"demokratski" cankolizi paradira-
ju kao neki "lav strahota"; ali
mi takodjer znamo da tai "lav
strahota" nije nista strasniji cd
Nenadovicevog magarca u lavskoj
kozi. Eh momci, "Zalud lavska ko-
ia, glas je magareci."
Ma zalost, radnicka klasa ne
poseduje dovoljno klasne svesti da
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IstOrijski ZlOcin refOr-
miZma.

(Nastavak sa 6. strane.)
reformistickog zlocinstva Ga moz-
da vecD t re b Sc pripisa-
ii ruskim Stalinistima. Oni su po-
magali, podupirali i priznavali re-
formisticke pokrete po svetu. Oni
SUI i'm cak pisali njihove reformis-
ticke programe, teze i lozinke. Sta
mas ma kraju goni da zigosemo i
njih kao reformiste. Da oni nisu
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(Nastavak sa 3. strane.


zila. Radi seCanja, mi cemo ovde
izneti samo jednu tacku iz tadas-
ME platforme "Komunisticke" par
tije, kako Sc iste secamo. Ona
glasi: "Komunisti trebaju dignu-
tt oruzani ustanak i sa oruziem u
ruci udariti ma Washington, osvo-
jiti vlast cd burzoazije i usposta-
VIII Diktaturu Proletarijata." To-
le zapoznatom coveku iii zeni sa
uslovima owe zemlje postaje jas
no da takva taCka ne sluzi nicemu
drugome doll porazu radnika TAX
vog pokreta, jer ga vodi II misje
rupe, mrak, kada moze biti va
nj ma svetlosti slobodne agitacije
slobodnog sasta ajanja. | dan da-
mas sc dobro secaju mnogi radni-
ci koii behu clanovi podzemnog
pseudokomunizma kako su po
glayama iznenadno dobili policij-
ske batine. Takav pokret ne sluzi
osIobodilaCkoi stvari proletarija-
ta nego porazu razocaranju rad
nika "a svaku borbu. Veliki S. p.
pokret propade, izvarani ga rad
nici napustise: veliki pokret "Ko-
munista" stvarno propade, raZoca-
rani radnici ga ostaviSe. Ostvari
Sc zelja fekera jer do sada oni US
pese da dele Tadnike zavOdeci in
da vode borbu protiv samih sebe.
Kao sto sasavi roditelji sasavo
decu neguju, tako je i Treca In
ternacionala sa Sasavom taktikom
programom smutila glave svojih
sledbenika i odvede say tai veli-
canstven nagon, kojeg izazva zu-
to izdajstvo Druge Internaciona-
lie. IL poraz. | sada su njene "sek-
cije" u swim "demokratskim" zem-
Llama sovinistickije Cd najsovinis-
tickijeg otvoreno burzoaskog pok-
reta. Njihova stampa je puma do
kaza owe nase tvrdnje.
Kroz svo to vreme RADNICKA
BORBA je visoko drzala dan da-
mas visoko drzi zastavu revolu-
cionarne Socijalisticke Radnieke
Partije Amerike. II. b. je ma vre-
me uvek upozorila jugoslavenske
radnike ma sve gore istaknute
tragicne Obmane, nesvesne akcIJe
koje su predvodili razni streberi,
maskirani otkriveni. r. B. u vre-
menu svog 35. g d i 5 n j e G ops
tanka imala je sijaset polemika
sa sovinistickim kao sa pseudo
sociialistickim pseudokomunis-
tickim listovima i raznim njiho-
vim piscima, ona je uvek sa
marksistickom naukom njih sate-
rala u budzak, polomila i'm perja
i pera da Sc wise ne smei iiu nikada
poiaviti da Sc njome hvataju u
kostac.
Mi, clanovi Jugoslavenske Fe-
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Radnicka Partija Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava, Kanade, Britanije i Austria
lie. Drugim recima, strogo mark
sisticko ucenje, koje je jasnije o.
svetlio De Leon, prilagodjavajuci
ga najnovijem vremenu prilika-
ma izradio cilj i taktiku "a oslo
bodjenje proletarijata svih razvi-
jenih kapitalistickih zemalja, ma
rocito englesko govorecih zemalja,
samo takvo ucenje moze osvetiti
radnicku klasu da je ona sta
nju da sc neovisno sama oslobodi.
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Za$to su Jugoslauenski radniicii
zauedeni?

deracije Socijalisticke Radnicke
Partije, ponosimo Sc revolucionar--
Observation-Disclosures pisa
MEM RADNICKE BORBE- Svi
lazni radnicki pokreti propadalu
grdno Sc menjaju da ne bi sa-
swim propali Ali revolucionarna
s. l.. P. stoji GvrSca jaca nego
sto je ikada bila, neustupajuci nj
kada nj "a jednu dlaku cd svo-
ga marksistickog stanovista. MI
smo govorili jugoslavenskim rad
nicima nazad 35 godina da NINA
nece biti bolje sve dogod Sc oni
ne pridruze nasem pokretu, da Ia
ko pomognu da Sc celia americka
radniGka klasa organiZuje politic-
XII industrija sa sVrhom unIS-
tenia kapitalizma, uzToka svih "a
la koia dan danas jos veeol
meri muce cello Govecanstyo, da
ma njegovim rusevinama podignu
drustvo ekonomske jednakosti -
Socijalizam, bez kojeg ne moze
biti nj mira nj srece, to mi dan
danas goyorimo ono postaje rad
nicima sve iasnije i razumljivije.
Tako mora biti, jer sretnija bu-
ducnost pripada samo revolucIo-
narnom proletarijatu.
Sada mi, jugoslavenski S. l.. P.
revolucionari, ponosno ushlceno
sa ovim brojem slavimo slavnu
50. godisnjicu Opstanka s G
RADNICKE BORBE. A vi jugo-
slavenski radnici, koji jos niste
mama, ako nam zavidite nasoj sla-
vi, pridruzite Sc k mama. StupaJte
IL naSe redove, da zaJednlckl sir1--,
mo revolucionarnu propaganda
medju ostalim neobavestenim rad
nicima, da Sc sto pre- sto uspes-
nije americka radnicka klasa or
ganizuje, kako ono S. L. P. ucl,
politicki sa svrhom da ma miriam
nacin. putem glasovnice, osvOIl l
"a navek unisti politicku drzavu
u opste, da Sc organizuje indus
triiaIno sa svrhom da uzme, drz1
| i operise sa svom zemalJskOm IN
dustriiom korist svih oslobodle-
nih clanova besklasnog drustva-
Da tako americka radnicka klasa
izvuce covecanstvo il kapital1stIc-
kog haosa putem uspostavlJanla
| Socijalisticke IndustriJalne Repu--
! bike Rada, u kojoj &c svaki kor1s--
! nj clan primati punu drustvenn
vrednost svoga proizvoda, ko-
| ioj, sledstveno. nece mocl bItI IL
rabliivanja coveka po coveku- /
tako &c DO prvi put eovek ziveti
uz malo rada u izobilju - uslov
koii parantira nepamtljivi tempo
drustvenog napretka. Zato drugo-
vi, sa ovom proslavom 35- godIs-
mice RADNICkE BORBE, ubr-
"a imo konacnu proslavu pobede
proletarijata celog sveta!
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savetovali radnike spanije da Sc
drze burzoaske demokratije, da
nisu hladili uzbudjeni francuskl
proletarijat, mozda bi Sc danas
istorija eovecanstva pisala sa zlat-
MIN recima slobodnog covecans-
tva, ma mesto sto Sc pise sa kr-
vavim slovima!
Oval rat je potpuno ustanovio
zloeinstvo izdaju svih reforms
ia. Jedinu nadu i inspiraciju "a
dalnju konacnu borbu radnih
masa sveta sadrzi Socijalisticka
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RE: Indiana State Picnic.

a
Lamb andre be
IGamsa fun
Broadway n Of
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"Beach Party" IL Milwaukee. Wis.

nl L. B.
II s
narznju
KoU vIek nea 81
Uzmhe 10
Cenr Beach,
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Dakle, "proleteri svih zemalJa
uiedinite se." ali samo ma nacell-
ma nepomirljive klasne borbe, ma
naGelima Marksizma-De Leonizma !!
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Da Ii znate, sta Gu vam reel?
U prvobitnoj crkvi putiri behu
drveni, a prelati zlatni. Danas su
crkveni putiri zlatni, a prelati su
drveni. - SavOnarOla.
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Piknik u LOrain, O.

eddju L.
OF
-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

Medal da knjiga tobom gospo-
dari nego gospodari ii njom. Ko-
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav UNI. - Bulver.
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Piknik u Chicago, Ill.


p
So
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

Postoji razlos "a verivanje da je
nominalna suma papirnog novca bila
mnogo preko devedeset miliiardi dola-
ra kada je inflaciia bila ma svom vr-
huncu. Autoritativne cifre "a vreme pi-
sanja ovoj stvari ne mogu Sc dobiti.
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Cinjenlce su owe: kapitalizam ie
pokusao pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapir~
talistickog individualizma. On ne
mole pruziti radnicloj klasi stall
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, kO-
ia sc rusi, koja Sc ne moze pOpra-
viii: on je kao sasvim istrosenAa
maSina! Bell.
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Piknik u Lackawanna, n. Y.

u
UneAu
prhod
idrughe bic as scon"ih
koH utonoila nkazm
Ave skr
io blima Ia edrugvo brig =
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*Jula 25., 1912.
*Njujorski Times, II. juna, 1912.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-09-03

10 je to sto govor; o porazuf
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao sta.
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
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s., 6. 7. septembra 1912, Akron. Ohio.


o
Avnuec and
yofg good Il
quarters ate steeThe needs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Dizzy Deans Toe Broken in 1887

Joe collected doubles and two singles but the
Nationals by Americans, to at Washington
in 1897 Gehrg off Dizzy Dean and Averi broke
Deans toe with the box Four Tigers were on
the junior leagues squad Bridges Gehnge Greenberg and
Walker.
The 1888 game Cincinnati, which the Nationals COPIED
to Gehringers brilliant alsar player
He played through every inning of the first six innings of the
first six games in 20 times at bat fashioned
handsome average Besides Gehnger the Tigers picked
were Greenberg, Kennedy and York.
single by Greenberg helped the Americans to beat the
Nationals the Yankee Stadium in 1889 Feller pulled
Bridges out of hole At ST. in 1910, the National
eaeuers banked the Americans the only shutout of
the series. the hero with hreerun homer
Bridges Greenberg Newsom the Tigers present
Then came the Briggs Stadium show last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Women Open Play
In Hamtram(k Tennis

Women's play in the first Ham,
tramck closed tennis champion
ships opens today with 81 entries.
The Onishuk sisters, Rita and
Renetta, are favorites.
Mems doubles started yesterday.
Two 10-year-olds, John Koliba and
Bill Sagen, lost to two Stanleys,
Kwiatkowski and Maizienski, Ga,
40, 6-1. The youngsters aid all
right until their older rivals found
it necessary TO be serious. Frank
Skierski and Tom Rosco eliminated
Wally Preston and Jim Jankowski,
Ga 6-2. In mems singles. Joe Mike
eliminated Hubert Swanic, CD, 6-2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Put In Opposes
Easier Field
, Mccarthy has announced.
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luck in the Wolverine today, but
whether trainer BUSY Hernandez
will put his new Jockey up again
is question. The Brown Hotel
Stables Miss Glamour is the other
threat in the field. which includes
Sweep Swinger and Aridisical.
Near the peak of the biggest
boom in Detroit racing history,
with more than 100000 handled
to date and attendance hitting
new highs. the Detroit Racing As
ISOLATION isn't sparing the dollars
The new purse minimum of
81, 600 goes into effect today but
an HOO event, the Epidor Purse,
has drawn as worthy field as the
Fair Grounds used 10 see on Sat-
.urdays.
This run of a mile and a six
teenth will see owner Frank Childs
go after some more of the money
his filly Chop Suey got for him
Saturday. This time his ace Is Sun
Pharos, the 5-year-old son of Sun
Briar which came out of the pack
to hang up neck victory over f.
II. Beazley's Army Song in an al
lowance race two weeks ago. He
has Army Song TO beat again to-
day along with the Tall Trees
Stables Milk Punch, the Bomar
Stables Gals Pet and three others.
As the last half of the meeting
opens. the scuffle for jockey hon
orS is certain 10 be intensified
Apprentice Jess Higley is on the
spot today as he starts the week
with 445 winners. a lead of only
two on Johnny Adams and II on
Eric Guerin, who may get IT all
before this meeting is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
HIM Service
IS Coaches From Big 10
Helping War Effort

CHICAGO, July : UNS) The
Big Ten, monumental name in
midwestern collegiate athletics.
has contributed a total of 35
coaches and assistants TO the ma
tons war effort. a survey showed
today
The University Of Iowa claimed
the honor of leading lis co-confer-
ence schools in the number Of
athletic instructors now in service
The Iowa contribution totals eight,
Illinois is seven and Minnesota 5
is six, including Bernie Bierman.
the Golden GopherS famous foot
ball coach Ohio State has lost
four men. Northwestern three.
Wisconsin and Chicago two each,
and Purdue, Michigan and Indiana
one each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Opera Dancer Retains
i. ). Walking Title

PHILADELPHIA, July 6 tINS)
John p. Connolly, dancer with
the New York Civic Opera Com
pany. today held the national
senior A. A. u. 15.000-meter
walking championship for the sec.
ond consecutive year.
Connolly plodded the approx
mate nine miles over Philadel-
phias sunburned pavements in one
hour. Is minutes, SO 4-5 seconds
He finished a quarter mile ahead
of James Wilson, Maccabee A. C..
New York. with Walter Fleming
German American Club, New
York, third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
TANK TO FRONT

Louis Tank. Ecorse. won n G
senior SOULS in 9:10.6 from two
st. Louis entries who finished sec
ond and third. John Adelsberger
and Tom Dig.
Tank. with Jim Cameron, won
the doubles from Gale Anderson
and Mike Stewart, Minnesota Boat
Club. ST. Paul. in 7:14.2
Central of St. Louis led in senior
fours without coXswain In Gag.
Another ST. LOuisian 10 take home
a first place was Adelsberger Of
Western r. c. in lio-pound open
singles.
Individually, Robert Scheible
stood out by his handling of the
Detroit Boat Club entry in the
Junior tours without coxswain. Flo
kept the DBC craft dead on the
course TO bring victory by pa
lengths in 6.56 from Lincoln Park
OF Chicago. Charles Edwards,
John Coe. and Robert Hodge
rowed with Scheible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Mack Park SoftbaN
.US0 Benefit Toniqht

Tonight's softball program in
Mack Park, featuring an army
and navy game, donkey tilt and
games between leading men and
girls teams, will be dedicated TO
the USO. The Fort Wayne Army
Post and Naval Armory tens will
clash in the opening game at $50.
Three other games will be played.
All proceeds go to the USO. Last
nights scores
Morris Chain 3. Detroit Gear 2
Hudson Girls s. Local No 400 3.
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