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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

Names of volunteers officially cer- tified as wardens in Zone D were announced today by Zone Warden George V. Grady. Release of the list completed the task of organizing the sector civilian defense.
 Appointed as deputy wardens are George L. Frisbie, ST., 821 North Main street; Conrad CarlSrud, l20 Gloves Terrace; Attorney John s. Monagan, 42 Holmes avenue; and Paul A. Monroe, 1O6 Newton Ter race.
 Appointed as precinct wardens are Gordon Weaver, S59 Watertown avenue; Cecelia D. Brenneis, 03O Cooke street; and Frederick D. New, 05 Willow street.
 Mir. Grady states: '.ro organize the largest zone in the city has been a tremendous task but due to the constant devotion to the cause by the executive staff and the splen- did cooperation and enthusiasm of sector wardens and wardens, all of whom became engaged in work and duties that were foreign to them only few months ago, the organi- zation has been accomplished.
 "This is the result of the fine work of all wardens in our 07 sec- tors. There are still some sectors that are short of help, simply be- cause some civilians are sitting back, waiting to be asked to help. If these persons will look up their sector wardens and offer their services, the work that remains will be easily accomplished and the task of all frightened. Zone D is ready for action, just in case"
 The list of Zone D sector war; dens follows: D-1, Nicholas Sulli- van, 196 North Main street; D-2, Hirlnan A. Kelsey, 136 West Main street; D-3, Louis E. Lougee, l02 West Main street; D-4, Lawrence R. Farrell, 6l Holmes avenue; D-5, Mrs. James Martone, 329 Grove street; D-6, Frank Colligan, 90 Cooke street; D-7, Anthony Lom- bardy, 49 Elizabeth street; D-8, Rev. Martin J. Lorenz, 58 Grove street: D-9, Robert F. Griggs, Jr., 03 Buckingham street; D.10, Fred erick Kellogg, 139 Prospect street; Dill, Arthur Peel, 127 Hillside ave- nue; D-l2, Mrs. Rutledge Parker, 30 Willow street; D-l3, Clarence Fl. Oviatt, 20 Waterville street; D-14, Franklin Newberry, 61 Fairview street.
 Sector Wardens
 D-l5, Philip Kempler, GA Eliza beth street; D-l6, Mrs. Inex Alex ander, S4 Hopkins street; D-l7, George L. Frisbie, Jr., 02l North Main street; D-1S, Leonard San- tasiero, 50 Beacon street; D-19, Mrs. Inez Alexander, 34 Hopkins street; D-2O, Signey Posin, 23 Cooke street; D-2l, Roger s. Sperry, l3S Pine street: D-22, Harold Brennan, l2 Ridgewood street; D-23, Madeline Marshall, 8S Ridgewood street; D. 24, Max Weinbach, 19l Lincoln street: D-25, Mrs. Leo Marshall, 184
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05
BONES OF MISSING
 MAN MAY BE FOUND

Richford, Vt, May 5.-(UP)-Au- thorities Investigating the diSap- pearance of Gordon Trowbridge, 67-year-olod retired Massachusetts, school teacher and garage owner, announced today that charred bones found in ravine a mile and a half from his home have been identified as part of a human skull.
 Trowbridge, whose disappearance March IA with more than 5000 on his person was followed six weeks later by the suicide of his closest friend, is believed to have been robbed and slain.
 State Investigator Almo Franzoni, who said the bones might be those
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

of Trowbridge, announced that den- tai records at Boston and Medford, Mass, would be checked in an ef~ fort to identify teeth-includtng 8 gold-capped tooth-found with the bones.
 Indications were that the bones were burned elsewhere, FranZoni said, and tossed into the ravine where Deputy Sheriff Asa Living ston discovered them Sunday dur ing e search in which 200 volun- teers participated. Beside the bones was a half dollar.
 F,ranzoni said search of the coun- tryside would not be resumed by posse immediately but that he, Liv- ingston and Sheriff James G. Finn would devote today to efforts to lo- cate the scene of the burning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

DiLeo is chairman, assisted by Sam, Luke and Marty Mannello, Arthur Fulliero, Joseph DiMaria, Vincent DelBuono, Albert La- Porta, James Bianco, Vincent Tolletti, Rocco Pomponi, John Petricone, Aurelio Greco, John Petricone and Sam Mannello. Carmine Barons and Marty Man. hello will act as ushers.
 Final arrangements for the Holy Name society,s participation in Mothers Day observances were made at a meeting of the organization last evening.
 At the society's next meeting on Monday, June 8th, a quiz pro- gram will be staged. A soft-ball contest with St. Peters Holy Name society of Torrington will be staged shortly, it was an- nounced last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05
Waterbury Schools On New Opening Schedule
Board Approves Suggestion on Defense Council; Ses' sOns for High School Students to Start at S:SO A.M

Following recommendation of the transportation committee of the Waterbury Defense Council the Board of Education voted last night to change the high school opening hours from to 830 m. starting Monday May 18 The action taken step toward relieving congestion on busses at the peak hours of morning travel
 me half hour will be added at the end of the school day
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

and Frank LaSalada, the last three nephews of MT. Vucci.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery with services by Rev. Rocco Nadile. Sergeant Inglis presented the flag to the family. Michael Giordano, Jr., sounded taps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

Professor Al Fusoni of Taft school faculty, Watertown, will be the principal speaker Sunday at the joint Communion breakfast services arranged by the Children of Mary sodality and the Holy Name society of Our Lady of LourdesSchurch. Reservations in- dicate Q capacity attendance. All members Of both societies are ex- pected to attend the 9 o'clock Mass and to receive Communion. Breakfast will be served in the parish hall immediately after church services. Commissioner Joseph DeLuca will ofnciate as toastmaster.
 Rev. Rocco Nadile, spiritual ad- visor of the Holy Name society, is honorary chairman of the com mittee of arrangements. Peter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

The board of aldermen last night reelected Alderman Henry hElnicucci as its representative on tho board of park commissioners.
 Approved by the aldermen were the election of Edmund J. DaTy, as vice-president of the park board and Patrick s. Bergin as a board member. They were named at the park boards annual meet ing yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05
MASSES

B0DD-Month's mind Mass of re- Quiam will be celebrated Saturday morning, May 9th, at s.45 o'clock, ak the Sacred Heart Church, for the Fep0se of the soul of the late Katherine Dodd,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05
DIED

DIED KOUNG-In this city, May 4th. 1942. Paris D. Young, of "A Edin St. Funeral tomor ow afternoon, at z:00 e'elock, from Clark Funeral Home, 70 oIate st. Dural Tn old Pine Grove cemetery. KRAUCEUNAs-In Watertown, May 4th, i942, Michael Krauciunas, of e5-A French St., Watertown. Flu neral Thursday morning, at S;30 o'clock, from MaZaika Funeral Home, 10 Porter St., to St. Joseph's Church. Burial in Calvary ceme- fery.
 WALKER-In New Haven, May 9th, 1e42, Mrs. Alice Walker, of 9S2 Elm St., New Haven. Funeral Thursday M0Fning, at S:l5 o'clock, from MulVills Funeral Home, 270 West Main St., to St. Margaret's Church. Burial tB old St. Joseph's ceme- aeFy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05
WILL PRESERVE OLD LETTER

Car1ni, Ill. (UP)-school officials will put a small copper box found in 8 recently razed school in the cornerstone of a new school build ing. The copper box contained a letter written by Dr. Daniel Berry dated 1876, the tooth year of U. s. independence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

gerald, 06 Beacon street: D-80, Sid ney Henchel, 1778 ThOmaston ave- Iiue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05
ILL HEALTH SUFFER RING!
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-05

health, and stiil you are not well. Yes - this olilee can aps pToeiate your dlscouFagesnent as lts ease record cards t0g the past 22 years show that eS% Of these patients gave the same story 0n thslr flFst visit to this 0filee.
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FRONT.

Ako ista moderni rat dokazuje, on doka-
zuie ~velicinu yaznosti industrijske proizvodnJe.
Moderna proizvodnja tako je vazna II ovom
ratu da ona baca Il pozadini ne samo oroJ voJ-
nika nego i svu militarnu strategiju kao l
generate. Danas Sc toliko ne pita koliko voJnl-
ka i kakve generate dana ~ratujuca zemlJa po-
seduje iii moze posedovati, vec Sc pita koilko
boqatstya moze dana zemlja proizvesti. Dru-
GIN recima, moe jedne moderne %ratuJuce zem-
lje, u glavnome, odredjuJe Sc sa sposoDnoscu
njene industrijske proizvodnje.
/: .Da je industrijska sposobnost moderne ka-
pitalisticke zemlje cd velike ~vaznosti u doba
rata kao u doba mira svedoee nam neprekld-
ne iziave ovdasnjih kapitalistickih zvanicnika
koji stalno udaraju u zicu ~vaznosti "domaceg
%fronta." Kada brodkesteri radija novosti svr-
Sc sa inostranim novostima oni Sc cesto puta
wise zadrze objasnjavajuci novosti "domaceg
fronta." "Domaci 'front.'" drugim recima, zna-
ci industrijski front, front proizvodnje.
Pored ~gornjeg, jos sa sledecim Sc dokazu-
je vaznost industrijskog fronta: Kada kapita-
listicki komentatori spekulisu o ishodu rata
ma istocnom %frontu, oni vele, ako Sc Crvena
Armija moze drzati celog ljeta to &c dati pri-
liku ovoj zemlji da Sc "a cello to vreme sto wise
industrijski sprema. l pitanje otvaranja "dru-
cog fronta," zavisi cd sposobnosti proizvodnje
Sjedinjenih Drzava Amerike. Sve zemlje ina
ju mnogo vojnika, ali velika vojska b e z in
dustrije "a ledjima, iii militant front bez in
dustrijskog fronta topi Sc kao vosak pred
manjom vojskom ali spremnijom sa proizvodi-
ma industrijskog fronta. Zbog toga Kina danas
jauce ne "a vojnicima "demokratija" vec "a
~produkte njihovog iudustrijskog fronta.
Onda mozemo uzeti jos jedan znak Il OBJ
zir koji dokazuje vaznost proizvodnje, a to je
industrijalna konskripcija. Da drzava osigura
industrijski front ona Sc laca prisilnih mera,
ne zbog toga sto iii ona voli, wee zbog bojazni
da Sc bez Nth jakost industrijskog fronta ne
&c odrzati. Jer bi %promasaj ma industrijskom
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svega - dan meme .pobede biGe pocetak punog
upraznjavanja njenih funkcija, upravljanja
proizvodnim snagama zemlje.
cetvrti obzir je vazan i odlucujuci. to je
obzir koji odredjuje njegov cilj, koji odredju-
je njegove metode, koji odredjuje njegova sred-
stva. Proletarijat, CHA je ekonomska oznaka
beda; proletarijat, CHA je oznaka pc prvi
put u istoriji revolucionarnih klasa ekonom-
ska nemoc, u korist tie klase, prema kojoj
Je Drustveni Razvitak ocevidno tako macijski
p%ostupio. Drustveni Razvitak je uradio nesto
sto nije uradio nj "a jednu drugu. On je sazi-
dao kovacnicu kapitalisticke industrijalne kon-
centracije i, obziran prema uzvisenoj misiji
radnicke klase, koja Sc s~astoji u unistenju
klasne vladavine ma zemlji, Drustveni Razvitak
je p%rikupio, gotove "a upotrebu, ne sprave ra-
~zaranja, nego sprave budu6ega mira, a uz to
najmotnije oruzje "a ociscavanje zemljista cd
kapitalistickog despota: industrijalno poredja-
ne radnike. Celishodno organizovana 1ndustri-
Jalna Junija je oruzje so ga Drustveni Razvi-
tax s~tavlja IL ruke proletarijata kao sredstvo "a
njegovo oslobodjenje.
Podela e~nergije buduti neizbezna, Ear mo-
Re biti ikakve sumnje u tome, S kojom bi orga-
nizacijom vojnickom iii industrijalnom -
trebala ~politicka organizacija proletarijata da
deli svoju energiju?
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MTLTTARIZAM ILL INDUSTRI-
J.ALNI JUNIONIZAM?
Daniel De Leon.

Nakon sto je u OWN s%tupcima obznanjeno
zakljucivanje ~diskusije 20 p%olitici", jedan do
pisnik, koji ne zeli da mu Sc objavi ime, posla
nam ovo pitanje:
ia nisam kao sto cete videti, jedno-
strani %politicki socialist; a nisam, kao
sto eete takodjer videti, nj 'jednostrani
poklonik fizicke sile'. ia verujem $ wanna
da je politicka akcija potrebna. Radnicki
pokret Sc ne SINE ~spustiti dole s ~uravnja
civilizovanih metoda. Ako Sc spusti, to Sc
nece nixon tako dopasti kao nasim gospo-
darima kapitalistima. Madam Sc, da
sam s ovom s~tvarju ~nacisto. Takodier We
rujem s wanna da je glasovnica presto mr.
pa upropascene hartije, ako nema liza svo-
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Gina! Nikakvih wise monaskih zaveta; besposleni kalu-
djeri &c da postanu p~osteni vredni ~gradjani! Nikakvog
svestenickog celibata wise: sami popovi &c da postanu
glave ~porodica! Nikakvog nausnog ispovedanja wise: kla-
da ma putu Ignjatija Lojole, CHI je cHj da zaposedne sa-
vest covecanstva- posredom t r b u n a n o G kajanja;
D O $ r e d O m duse telo; tako da podigne mai
strahovitiju teokratsku tiraniju! 0, s t k drvo-
d e O il Nazareta! Neka bi Reformacija trijumfova-
la! Neka bi tvoj e%vandjelski zakon u svekolikoj mu prvo-
bitnoj eistoci postao zakon sveta! Tada &c da prestane
bitisati moe ~ugnjetaca sd oklopima, mitrama krunama!
Nikakvih wise kraljeva, nikakvih svestenika, nikakvih vi
Sc g%ospodara!
- Nikakvih wise Papa! Nikakvih wise kardinala iii
biskupa! Nikakvog wise idolopoklonstva! Nikakvog wise
celibata! Nikakvog wise obozavanja kumira! Nikakvog vi
Sc ispovedanja! Nikakvih wise posrednika izmedju Boga
coveka! Takva je nasa konfesija, takva je vera nasa
- uzviknu reformatori u znak odgovora Kalvinu, koji
produzi:
mi verujemo priznajemo da su ii rimski izumi
cisto idolopoklonstvo. Mi III odbacujemo. OslanjajuGi Sc
ma autoritet svetih knjiga, ma reel della apostolic - tt
motel, 81. ], tekst 2; Jovan, 16; Mattel, 6 10; Luka, IL,
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DRUSTVENI NEKICMENJACI
- GMIZAVCI.

Mnoge Sc osobe jamacno pitaju kako je to
mogute da Sc ljudi pokreti, koji su Sc pref
hodno ma sva mesta izrazavali protiv dane
drustvene pojave, okrenu sasvim protiv svog
priznatog drzania braneci onu vrlu stvar koju
SUI toboz prethodno napadali? Jer Sc zaista
mnogi ljudi pokreti pred nase oci Tumble o.
krecu.
Ma primer, tn je Paul Douglas, professor
ekonomije Chicago University, koji Sc borio
protiv militarizma "a "liberalizam," i koji je
prolazio kao "socijalista," a sada on stupa II
dobrovoljce.
Onda tn su "komunisti," koji su "prekim
putem," stigli onamo gde Sc sada nalaze, wise
ci 0 rep kapitalistickog militarizma i refor-
mizma, koji su godinama govorili protiv kapi-
talistickih ratova, a sada njihovi urednici stu
paju u dobrovoljce, kao sto to uradi skorasnji
urednik Slobodne Reel.
Pored gornjih Sc nalaze i bivsi "prosveta-
ST. koji su bill cd takvog mekanog srca da nj
su hteli nj z~ivotinje da ubijaju, te su tako
"pozrtvovani' bill da su Sc zadovoljavali sa
povrcnom dijetom, sada kroz Zajednicar jedan
cd njih poziva: "Ustajte i borite Sc robovi Ia
fODlJenl! all ne ka0 HdJdHHl rODONl, ldkO vi
dopusca da najamno ropstvo postoji, veleci,
"gdje postoji najamno ropstvo, covjek iskoris-
euje covjeka, odnosno izrabljuje svoje bliznje',
nego ida u mjesto strast i mrznje sijemo
bratstva najprije medju sobom, medju biz
MIN srpskim, slovenskim i slavenskim naro-
dom, kao i medju ostalim narodima svijeta,
da sc raznim zlikovcima, kao sto SUI bandit
Hitler njegovi %zalumpajdasi ne dozvoli, da
wise ikada obnove ludilo napadaca.' Drugim
recima, "prosvetas," 'zagovara "demokratsku'
stranu ovog imperijalistickog rata - stranu
IL kojoj "postoji najamno ~ropstvo' gde "covek
[kapitalistal iskoriseuje [izrabljuje] eovjeka
[radnika ...."!
Onda tn su i "nasi" razaraei, koji SUI Sc
hteli S mama nadmetat da SUI bolji zagovaraci
De Leonovog Socijalistickog Industrijalnog
Junionizma, a CHA teorija pociva ma osnovi
nepomirljive klasne borbe, koja zahteva unis-
tenje vladavine p~rivatne s~vojine mad sredstvi-
ma alata drustvene proizvodnje, koja zagovara
uspostavu besklasne Socijalisticke Industrial
ne Republic Rada. a sada oni podupiru pseu-
Observation-Disclosures novine, kao Sto je
pitsburska Slobodna Rec, koja zagovara impe-
rijalistieki pokolj u korist najamnog ropstva,
a kojoj jedan cd klevelandskih razaraca veil:
"mogu reel da radite sve "a dobrobit celog CO.
veeanstva. Tako produzite. ia sam sa wanna,
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IL Is; Poslanica Rimljanima, IA, drugi e~vandjelski
tekstovi mi verujemo priznajemo da gde Sc ne pri-
ma rec Boga, tamo nena Crkve. Stoga mi odbacujemo
skupove papstva, gde Sc bozanska istina proganja, gde
Sc sakramenti opacuju, nakaze falsifikuju, gde prazno-
verice idolopokloniske prakse cvetaju berieetuju u
njihovoj sredini."
Da, odgovore reformatori povucimo Sc IL u
zurpatorske Rimske Crkve - toga necistog Vavilona, to-
ga protoka svih poroka, toga zloglasnog bludnika, toga
otrovnog kladenca, IL koga poticu sva zala sto ucviljuju
covecanstvo! Nikakvih wise papa, biskupa, %svestenika iii
%kaludjera!
- "Mi verujemo priznajemo" nastavi Kalvin -
ida SUI svi ljudi istinski pastiri, ma gde oni bill, ako su
cisti srce ako priznaju kao jedinog vladara svemirnog
biskupa naseg Gospoda Isusa Hrista. Stoga mi %odbacuje-
mo papstvo; mi protestujemo da nikoja crkva, cak ako
Sc naziva katolckom', ne moze da svojata autoritet iii
vlast mad bilo kojom drugom crkvom.'
Stoga mi odbacujemo Crkvu Rima! Hristos je mas
Papa, mas biskup! Ne treba da Dude nikakvih posrednika
izmediu MEGA mas! odvrate reformatori.
mi verujemo priznajemo' nastavi Kalvin -
ida polozaji pastira, dekana djakona moraju da poti-
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Dxepna Biblija.
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sa orieinalnog francuskog ma eng1eski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
sesr.esta kniiea romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
Il; "1stor;ia iedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove.
pr;6a q sesnaestom Stolecu. U dive knjige. Knjiga l.
119.
To 10 sustina Reformacije - reee Kristijan Leb-
renn no strani. Reforma akcije, borbena reforma. O.
tuda su s MON mole dostojanstvo kao coveka, moi UNI
mole srce. To je dug korak ka vladavini cistog razuma'
p~osadjenog ma slobodi istrazivanja. Put je prokrcen.'
Covek lie u neposrednom ~opstenju saobracaju-s Bogom
kroz molitvu, bez mesanja blo koje crkve. Nikakvih Pa
pa wise, nikakvog otelovljavanja bozanske ljudske au-
tokratije, kako je razume 1gnjatije Lojola. Nikakvih raz-
vratnih obesnih prvosvestenika wise, koji tvrde, o, b.
ze milosti, da su Tvoji vikari! Nikakvih wise svetaca,
nikakvog wise eistilista! Dole ide trgovina $ oprostajni-
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Gu IL izbora njihovog sopstvenog naroda koii &c tim
pokazati da su stekli njihovo poverenje. Mi verujemo da
oni, da bi upraznjavali te f~unkcije, treba da grupisu u
sebi opsta pravila crkve, ne pokuSavajuei da dekretuju,
pod maskom sluzbe Bogu, ma kakva pravila so vezuju
ljudsku savest."
- Slobeda savesti to enact ljudsku emancipaciju!
usklikne Kristijan II sebi. Sva cast Reformaciji "a
proglasivanje toga velikog nacela! Neka bi mu ostala
verna!
Medjutim, reformatori odgovore: - Da, mi zelimo
da biramo nase sopstvene pastire, kao sto beJahu bra
nj II %prvobitnoj crkvi - a Jovan Kalvin produzi:
- mi verujemo priznajemo da postoje Same diva
sacramento: krstenje. koje mas eisti cd mrlja prvog gre
ha, %pricesce, koje mas pita, ozivljava duhovno bicem
Isusa Hrista, do koje Sc nebeske tajne dolazi Same pre-
ko vere."
Nastavice seq
Il. Pravi i najgori n~eprijatelj naroda jeste danasnja
burzoaska stampa. Zato Sc drzite strogo svom dusom de-
we sto YAM je dobacujem: Prezir mrznja, smrt pro-
past ~danasnjoj burzoaskoj stampi! - Lassalle
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Slus'o- sam cd ljudi poslovicu owl,
Poslovicu staru, ali uvek novu:
"Ko istinu ljubi, mora celog dana
Drzati "a usdu konja o~sedlana!"
Zmaj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
FACKARn FNGINEERTNG

Heb scores Henry van Bele 22l. nav
Macdonald 2Ia. Harold Mcconnell 2lS
sidney Pollard 2l3 limerick Coppola 7l2
Robert Bel 2i0, Russell Patton 203. Waite
2. koeppen pol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
DEFENDING CHAMP

They are W Tier Weeeners
Frankenmuth Of Flint. Francis
Willis Frecborns and Ed Hulls
Frankenmuth in Class A. Wege-
ner is The defending singles title.
holder. having won in Toledo last
year with 750. He will have 70
beat the I'll Of Steve Macy OF
Cleveland tomorrow 10 repeat. a
feat that seldom occurs in bowling
Other Class A teams are Walter
Wellman's Wilson Kewpe Of Find
lay. o; l. F. Anderson'S Wade OF
Sturgis. Bill Curran's Ma. Elliott
Recreation. and Thompson Fsder
Of Flint They will have 10 soar
higher than 1864. rolled By Ralph
Wiegrnan's Leece- Neville of Cleve-
land last weekend.
Detroiters are heading the other
two Class A events, Wauy Reopen
hagen and William Kehe, Of Stroh
% doubles with 1878. and AL Rob-
son Of the Mineralites the all
events with 1914
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1867 is TARGET

. The four Class r teams listed
will he shooting At the 1857 NJ
Freddy Browns Detroit Recrea-
ton. 1914 Of Al lppel and Louis
Johnson Of Saginaw in the doubles.
and the $50 n John Carlne OF
Detroit in tho singles.
Seven booster fvcS will try 10
better the 26S6 ~ the TwertIpth
{ n ury Recreation of Battle
Creek
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DODGE MAIN MACHINE SHOP
Are You w Time. sweeps.----
DENNY
SENIOR HOUSE

Hank Van pnison 1852 Carl PIoof
23fv2e3- tiarv,v-Hots-sfu 297 2ftt szftt Jpr
Milisr 2Is Dilman Stetn 2Oa. 2O3. Al Daniel
223, Jscs PAgsl 21s Louis Bsks'ein 723.
lin Placido 2l0, sam Licsvol 2i3-2is-2il.
FRANK AottnErn z13. Russ CHADWICK zzus
no I'd Rs,.iok 2is-2s9 232. Nick Bios.
som 2le Andy ste'zingsr 20i George Gsii-
hrath 200. Carr Emmons 227. Lawrence
Lausr 2o3. Va. Reriir 22T 2ls. Tom Fortu
nate 220- 22s Tony Colombo 22S-233 Fred
Doonsn 2l2 -2ol. Harold Jacques 200. Len
Rtes 2i2.7C2. Ernie surridge 200, STANLEY
Barr 20s, Fred STARR 2i3.
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STRATHMOOR
HOUSE LEAGUE

IIFN tr0rrF"Cols C0s1fr o0s y 200
~s. '--A, -. 49, sell c"' -.s'-,
p s'H"---~ CO -"-.- s,F"t-.s. - r't.'
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"a 5srsy sIo. s.5tT. Vars. ?os. ~eor-s
HscF-iSt %. Han Sr1fd "03 Caor-r
Eavlens eos caet Ludos 202. Joe Iain zoo
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WESTERN DIVISION

High team Three games Jimmy KcIIys
30s7 Mansfield. 3031. Redfofd. 3Ol5 X
W L.sfthanders 300s Sores 3O07
High ream--One game: jimmy Kcilvs
nos Goebel. 1855; Andy's. 1875 Bedford
1914 Mansfield. 1913
High individual Three games. JACK
Burke sa4 William .sRue 500 Oliver
Carver sS4 Flovd Day. ssh. Al Roth $50
HiEn Individual One game Robert Hi
2Ts FLOYD Day, 2T4, ChsrirE Munger. ee7S
Joe Senftlsben. 26S Emil Mscnussou. 26s
Arc No, In Times sueepxs
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Central State
Pin Meet Set
To Close Here
By HAROLD KAHL

N Eighteen teams will start the
BEGINNING Of the end Of the twenty
fourth annual tournament OF the
Central States BowlerS' Associa-
tion on two squads AT the Recrea-
ton Building tonight. Two more
Of doubles Snd singles tomorrow
viii wind urkahc event.
Judging from the talent listed
present RAIDERS need not entertain
any fearA about carrying off the
top prize money, medals and tro-
plies that 90 with winning the
championships unless three teams,
two from Toledo and one from
Flint, have exceptionally good
nights and matinee sessions.