davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Michelier Reported
Ousted From Post
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, June ga Reuters
dispatch from Algiers today said Ad-
miral Michelier, commander of the
French naval forces on the Atlantic
coast of North Africa and on Gen
Charles de Gaulle's purge list. had
been replaced by Vice Admiral Col
linet. commander at Dakar.
Admiral Michelier directed the
French naval defense against Allied
landings last November. Admiral
Collinet was appointed to the Dakar
post by Gen. Henri Giraud last
April.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, June % IP.-
Stocks steady; leaders in quiet
upturn. Bonds higher; rails
rally. Cotton even; price fixing
absorbs hedging.
CHICAGO. - Wheat declined
l4-ss; hedging pressure. Corn
unchanged at ceilings. Hogs
active, to 10 cents higher; top,
1405. Cattle weak to Is cents
lower; top fed steers, Ills.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Pessou OFF to BruziI

MIAMI, Fla, June % (P).-Al-
fredo Pessoa, a director of the Bra
lillian governments Department of
Press and Propaganda, left today by
Pan American Always Clipper for
Rio de Janeiro after touring both
England and the United States.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Late Races
Charles Town

FOURTH RACE-Purse, S4Oo: claiming:
4-year-olds and upward, Charles Town
course
Misty Eye fAustin) 1920 4SO 400
Clay Hill tDuffordl $50 $40
Laugh and Play (Kirkland> $50
Time. 1910.
Also ran-Indignat ton. Vote Boy Mighty
Busy and Butterman
FIFTH RACE-Purse S4o0: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; about 4la fur
longs
Oomph tRooD 1920 $50 $50
Two StraWS tKirk) $50 420
Stadium tAcoSta) 800
Also soN' ran-Kitty's Timer, Honeymaid
and Rolls Rough.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500: allowances;
3-year-olds and upward about Ala fur
longs
Terry May tRooD 800 22O
Ballarosa Prain) c4O
Time, 0:492s,
Also ran-a Mardi Gras, Stsllas Sun.
War Page and Red Wings
Sewers & Shenandoah Stable entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. s4oo claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and upward about
Doctors Nurse tKirk> $40 4sO 4eo
Tetratown tKirkland) 800 $50
Allmony Kid tBracciale) 4S0
Time, l:26
Also ran--Trostar, Real Boy, Barrac.
and Tar Miss
Earlier Results
And Tomorrow's Entries. Page Air.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Other League Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

At Detroit-First Game
Cleveland - 600 000 DOL 5 l
Detroit ---- 200 DOL OOx- 3 s 2
Batteries-Salveson and Desautels; Hey-
Ing and Rosar.
At Detroit-Second Game
Cleveland - $50 90
Detroit 1890 ECO 0
Batteries-Kennedy and Rosa-; White
and UnSer.
At st. Louis
Chicago --- 600 p
st, Leuis 600 90
Bsttcres-Smith and fresh; Sundra and
Hayes. N'''
Boston at Philadelphia-Night.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn-First Game
New York - 600 200 OOO-2 81
Brooklyn - 600 O2O 41x-7 81
Batteries-wittir and Maneusoi Melton
and Brassn.
At Brooklyn-Second Game
New York
Brooklyn 49,
Batteries-East and Berres; Davis and
Owen.
At Boston-First Game
Philadelphia 600 GOO O0O- II
Boston -- 010 600 OOx- 6 0
Batteries-Kimball and Livingston; Bar
rett and Poland.
At Boston-Second Game
Philadelphia 600 90
Boston w 020 0
At Chicago-First Game
Pittsburgh 900 01O 600 so
Chicago ---- coo 103 O0x-4 s l
Batteries-Herbert and Baker; Passeau
and McCullough.
At Cincinnati
St. Louis - 200 10
Cincinnati 101 80
Batteries-M: Cooper and ". Cooper;
Starr and Mueller.
Evening star., 1943-06-23

carefully. considered even at this
early date.
Allied prestige, already in the
ascendant because of success at
arms, can be enhanced still further
If the Italian job is carried out
properly. The opportunity is COM
ing to take off some of the curse
that the United Nations have been
suffering from as a result of the long
row over French refugee leadership.
The United States is expected to
(See BOLLES, Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1943-06-23

tSee SUBSIDIES, Page 2-xD
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Weather Report

From the United States Weather Bureau Report
Somewhat cooler this evening and tonight Tenn
peratures today-Highest, 90, at $3.50 pm; low
est, u.s. at am. Full report on page AS.
Evening star., 1943-06-23

ISee CIVIL SERVICE, Page 2-XD
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
Office Personnel OF
Hnhonlmu nouFd
Enjoy vucuiions


~
s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
Christmas Gifts
For Servicemen
Must CO Early

~ sAa4
hr + Aat w
maa
asg
rMk ae aasa fH4
- Mn Ne
khawst n ffaf
s faM rhle4 = NMsal
4f
Ne
IL Is ~
Ma
afa n
ss ffW M
a Is
aaftr zua Is mlh
fanaia8Aana Mu -
- se AfMas @sNl
~
rna4
AamasN
Aaa ~ :
Msnt -
as 1ans. ~ ami )
~ m
) ihal i We N8
n -
fAeAtsns 4ee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

ese - ths mas Ger ~ KFsna
fge u a
ssasfa EsesnK uR fsa arsa
ssg IN Nas Aattasn 50
essa &F5 rs nsesr wegN ts@
m uee a nseatsnR eean
ne Nseaa maseh ksuse q -
narn hAs SarsNman @3
sH ahe esaas wsan pssfaa
pAtSNK m En- ef@na mafeh Ice
faeks Ana oshess @sv tsss
enh Hsnk Mknk tsAahs
Fal4oasnN fhr gard mafsh s
hlfeA aE3f Mns mtsspA ~ IA
Ngm Tht mrasae uae fasnlahx&
~ An mehessEs srcan kessicf
FRn aaN ths alsrxfson At Nlx
ta chNstne Ch4pere~,ea ~ af
esenlne apgx Mn Toem Snafa
enus 80 Mfa uenfs nax8Ahn ~
NAtea - Mrs MsfFtn 4 Seelv
@gfvixFe 81 uae sai 2iah ms
kHh @s8s - nasiesees d iR.e
fernch asaoiess e MsA e al
aslaoe asfxax men IN lae rasn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

"a = &saM re HNMN Ms
nSx = sea FmsN ~ awsM
N 3 NE masaaS
ne N@ke MN nms
mw44mens $50 m@sf g. NA.
3 naAsaesA sA
- aAsnmaenas s-eset
z& sr4as ere
eaN NMHssa EA
ssumaas af nusasss 0uta
fxgm q A1laasa 4
van
A3sh uAt6f t@xs m
xtn tnNsan tsMselEaM tsfR
81 xfaM es kilsaa useexsesnt Ma
hsa ~ nsNrA unemAi t& r.
reai Mslaes haea aoMa
aAga A pMNfs rA4f0
sre An9 nmN n ue
AagW a hlKtr4 rxsagnk Nesm
9sasfe xaak aeeas - est4fAn
nAgA~ts sa ~ 81 - - 80 ~
HaKe seastsNuea anwAFa -
1tlpiA asxsesaa fafft& Am
vais "a IaasRlas Ekfs9M sna Al
sanaa MA kgfs ashAaa& 4egs
HferMsAaa * si &s
tfssn eAIf rMHfalk nas lNs Is
egemm eAk rnas.E Toss eme u
se mAssAr9klsgn MsM E4A
Nathsalx NtAaa K2una sl& M
~ants fxwa3aes sseess - Ns&k
~ eraNmsiSN hrlssrs nrfsntA 1
Nnssra Sisters Hfrh trH 1t ~.
Moon Rad ina ssss = ths
Naass sasce leae
Eee extspss esnsm s
Mssh ths better AGNstss
wafee psArsa hed i=a - e4s
ssa, 4zeap4k sa9
sagates ~ Naana e4ek VIA -
nougwe esmtlnaatsaa u us
aoaihefH egN ma1kessna asn
ntD iasa - possaf 1esss
naFksts ana wes napsms ts
nsagluekn ps~tureaN t&sae aaitF7
esppi ~eapnclallg tresfs. Afe
anM fassIx Mlefal Bert hens ana
hxnofuf Efxns2 afx ktiA At entsn#z
lryNiN Wilh kmM atasAetsNe nfseK
ms Nssskxs Al esgly msss et
snas IS sngkefs sse @esaa = e
asnsea fafeeA whhh have feauxas
- f04nua eco pssaas3s ins
slsspmrna Restrictions ~ eixl
Aan sase Msfe ektnneea aafsNs
t1sr pazs seek X 1nE nsfAe !
- ceia ssesaKx - weli - ltis
afiefsnea
The tesa fituetfon y still tiKns
AifAoaeh the lass eestaHsel
crushing wason Kui nnsrF Nay i
tlse esAasisi plain afrA and tap
nlseK e4 grain - pfeauet ieeis
wrfe shKhgly easier F3ax reil
lnes wsfe. anneaanfed - aiEsifs
meal u heknT values ssse adjust
ment with alfalfa hAk msceN
8htrh 49, a. tisr highest nasnnaf
aNeis il fnoae than ~ sNafs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

TIE $50 Cmb wak the asne
- s Mvefy dafeN ~ Nasurssx
usNht when tts Osiris e o.
k~an6ssfFon 81 te8 N@1 Malem
e. al fv9e man rs tnN reet
nslnste Tfse BSne "a nasabss
and characters sTsam thx emx
ssrspn wefe given tap ss and
KasiS Is the9 eamse @ lheH Wsese
nsisles weEt feas eur lTsm 4 mss
feF stx4p and tfzotc beaaAae ehe
Rafsoss nanacs gaslna ae4f part
ae1N scf ue grand mNFch a essm
ptnstsuu II thx adfEs 81 SO Va
rFa1as hxanetex 81 she wvxNx
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
WPA SuYs Prices OF
Products In
South Holding Up

Esrept for slight declines ln io
hsocp ard cuttan. prices Of most
ksalheFu farm pfecucls he'd ~
saifiy well during tie third seek
= August aceofaina 10 fne Wsf
Fsd Administration Tobacco
movement Increased - Suuih
csroisna. hrinnlng total Type ~
aaies lffesah August ~ n cover
- o00 no pounds - an aFesage
II 81 - = hundHed Cotton pick
ne ana ginning maSe faa4 pru@
res m southern afess het farm
efA are net selling freely New
York October eiaeHd - August
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

Grandna Hosklns knows \ lot
about hlstory-bnt when We
asked her where re hrsG hreu.
cry Wa built IN Anser1ca. kss
wouldn't take sides
"Yoa ser. says Grnnawn.
@wherevrF the es1snlsss sessica.
enc of the arNa things theg
thought aboua was fooa md bew
-. In fact. 0ue reason why he
Pilgrims landed 81 Piymuath
Rcck - bncnmse ne 80 Maw.
e. wnn runnina shars of heeN.~
Wei tat uas q new ere on
~, bit Grsm1fna zhuwea 4 b uE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

manly 80 cxr sshsass
k - RM
nnenF Aasa xMA
o. magA
uso ca 4sn n ~esA
Eemut srk a
aaas{s&6s AagkfFs nfsa H 8
ars Ana al me mea k ~
nan IN H~ tNnunftf 4 a
au WN w memNgd aafAnE
~ So M ana
Urged e Ms Il Y ake -
lsN Mnm Nw N m&f
maxa e. eas sNsst4 Haasa
s 81 wAaf n 81
So Eaa2 4 raxaEns
NSAM enay s Ma @sns
AnsFw - xae srA rzsNh
~ - pNra
MaaaaY Anauss xh
insawA ~ > he *
asas mpywa 81 ~ Up Ehah
go Mwass nxm NJ spectral
pe3usm Is psmns is tiste nns
hag Wx sway uaae ena pANs
ehUAea CHESS ard asasws aegtsA
snsa q asAy Ana rs e. he8
lHne fanx ~ f3tsEeak fbe anMN
Ns aaN apwn arsa n Y4a care
- raaos = hAa8N ws ans 4 eesg
aone yea mAy t&As edxaa
tsEe al usN sAs asfssws -
ths has lnasatasl sna
their famattsu sfr aEnxa t. csesas
sgaa alsa their SPARE u~Hasaettk
s4sh N Noarr always mek0ar
TuskaAY. Auasat sfsf
The 1unsos HFmtsxses sle here
- TUESDAY nsgHtA and anes n
auiFe ln pAFaoax games ahgeh
tfnsy invite yrs g pafNcspats -
ftes hsvr lnfs N fun ard naK
ass thst esis4 seenHKen assN
and ENJOY Their games sFla 8ane
fnx with thcnA TINS Tuesday
night fhe1 arc gong q hsxe 81
I'D fakniesfed party WIN Kasscs
and pank 1emazaae. winch ines
invite $40 20 enjoy with tassn
10 cosFse
Wednesday,. sept lei
On Wednesday ncpxHnseE
fhe Sealaa 1itNsehsse ~ ne uS0
assisted by the gsri8 II fhe GAh
SefvNr wH eniet tan use sossicn
workers 81 te Ingslh ship
husiainK C0npaa aisan "a : weiuis
Fesass a tns nem Airpcxf 81 she
Old MaAslx HiahNas Buses viii
take tn party 10 fl,e Mii4 Wsere
- oh ineias0nea roasi wlfi b
held Following shu roast Ire
ladies all be invited heek q
TIRE ES0 Club MArfe tneY mss
ento* the facilities ~ the clAh
ief the remainder 81 TIRE excsainn
Knioy BinNo here ~ the USD
building beginning ~ sis > M
sept 1t
ThursdaY sspt ard
The regular uaeetinE ct rs
Girls Service Organization i
scheduled lev thu ~psstleulaf
night Following ne meetingx
tbe Kiffs entertain aii mduktfial
workesA ana service pmnnei n
tsr building
Friday. Sept Ord
On FRIDAY nights the rsngiN
Revelers hsve lheif regular Pr
daY night aanre II the $50
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
- nosENs : rAnssncsoa

Ae s.
9 a
esf
4alaH Na
~ mb 81 ~
em
ru fr rsa
AwmeAa htkh
a s ~
Az
M say m9
@E
seis H
k Is tAs fsn
aH
50 ~
nsn
es s
Twa
asn n
e
msH M tu aen
carry ~
hAe haf * ~
xsnsNf Asn 8ss4 A
Ca a ARD M
hMsx ae eag
nAn tt
~ MM w ks8fm{ s
4 mnl is -
A
fbHts ~
mrnAs af
Sep Is m 0she4 Ant -
saa = Ne eaansfY
tsm liegN M& N 70
t4f 81 aaa Aaa -
fhnsY a - misx s
@ shsf 60 -
1M Nsf a4n2
lxn 81 ne mafff
eutRFnzsY 4 4tsanN h
- aifsknA pff
Es4t teIeE tkaa 1eYnS He haa
afni6 * = Hat Is
Ives 4H alls# so rs w
"A greet IRISH M w
unninn ~ fige k
anssnp Nhen % AZ
paFs ps ~ ! sst SD liNk
nusMY. sagNn U - mAs
wsf fA1nstg kA aaY -
q ipsnsn eaiaI4 p eah
ust aseAH h~Nnna
Ali H
wHa8 gsM #1sh A
hh.na. this - s a
hailtt e Trying - af al
kxsH asEa isKHa atfs
Is ~ lsH oan T
Aala Mmad thsu M44
IT. msaEe x Hwn Af
e~retsuase mnulA suffer
Te mtafsaas N
iHsss sNna wstt Eem
~ ~ $40 r
he E knt
NRaY Ar ginN f&sf fH
mlH Hlee AnN5 M edge
- Maa trade s.
eeml ~ tAs Fnss : eNnessa ko
VriaY ~ fAe Nme ~
aBa us nM = kffa 1T par
aam ~ AnsefasM
D ~ ke p ms
Nait eaa h Amm m
sxn piesss ~
mmnnz I
A2as~f7a t1n -
TeY eAn h34
IeHs IL ollskG =
heau assa II n
asun eE s aH
esat nsee o#sa ~ naEA
saseaan HaH
ne An
Tem Aay
aaihsHasea Is a HH
mnsu axa
- 81 ehi - g unf e
inc m Gn fsae sHtrsss ~
a ~ aEHaA uH
fhen ms8 = Afnekeh eafs
II ief8 - Iris affetxua@
HdY AlHef
~ mEna Las y n
fkna ~ 2sf e nan M
nay r = =
R = ct
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
Red Cross Pucks
New Purceis For
Prisoners OF War


Ineai4a lnnoa ~ kaNx 80 me
icsgsr Kits are fss neMs tf5ss =
parceia ansienea - lhe Ansffi.
ean Rea Cross o. cna1s#f and
81 nfieaneft ul NHf ThHs Ntsl
no@ foln tlss streams II saaaaaf8
Il pound fond parksem ~hicA
hase heen atnf - enf maaswH
6m naasse lsme - this mesnt4a
tsan
The lnvsisd pseksEe shla
Wiil nuN 60 regularly - ihs
enmps and ranap haspftaN nHs
taans tlse foihDMlna AAeothsf acid
laasp sugar. eskaset,es. eaneea
usfrd aaup Instant folfees liver
paste whste ~ m#lied fuilk bic
cult nak lasf Grange aanen.
asse. instant rhsnoisis. pfalnea
arms sIsfeaa bulhes. uuassee
tfae~hx. nhais HgWdnrsa milk.
boaaiisn poNass hssu I'D eggs
ana sasp The Ametiran pHtNsss
8f Was $40 - nss - eed health
aAll fneslee ofa a fhee psrk
sgas sAek ueek Affiries ~ ed.
81 naffssnasi value haxH bern
aaE4es - make ue paIxei par
nruisf1s sastahle for building
- health
Tire uetifsfn Ill Mhsah has
sen aeslKnen = eefsf re flfst
- peeea - Zee uAemess = Aef
- eipiilsn tufuueeR xa one
monfh essaianas aiNoHfnns 80
IN. Fhemeroi iapseai sinlaa gef
Helee as8ze afvsins s
So FNza4 han1sss ssfstt pius
+ asearEed axes aspafln. h4fef
rate ef eestA eesahAsas esYn
psaand pals taEle tMekxef&
81 um~ aintusa6 yeIaeN gR
- meSeasF aamoasssea uie8
cary hlaa. NspEaF tanHsf aeto
mai Barre #6
oasfi Pazkaaa
AfnH naEaaa N
nN AeanN made W - thla
uanfff Ea smeut
aIn psaxzas ne.I4 espaa4ea An
#fhan wapnffN Nkth tezntaie
enas sue txmI
mn hssH hstss u ue 10y II
fFa e areaew afae tha
apase as4esl = = - pases Is
aahf sffanN az@ flaaf MIA -
asersszz8 fm azs8sins - ~
ksantnn 49, - =4 a4
~ msm Na 80 fse6a nsat9
- - azE8 q - simplify fes
nez e m~stzzzHHE - u,en
sfs5 affsee Is ~ eean Wish
- ~ e.aRiaa sHfy 3ae q
sssie
Thr ssa 8 Mn sHs m
#ars ~ pc 81 p
- - wm sssfsf
zan - 49, psfza II
ss8et : seNs s@a azs -
@k a HFfa saaegtHI#I uns
~ II HzHH ofasHs8 - aakn
sosef $50 4a hafa - iean
- Nat So - ssNh asf
alsh aH 81 eE0etnU EH9uae
.azh hfazS RNEs8 Hzn
- ras - ~
#leH @esw 1#4 etH
- tsz Hsaeis - 81 - ppi
~ alH#zzE a
z cafe
Iasasa HzzIent szNg 49, era
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

a ftasa3 "A nae 4 n s
IsefAe Hnu - ax ~
HafasN afAa ~ ne
szfssa sspfafsa fzssn 81 E
IS HeH stssfk = a saaa IS
1kz
ThA #saa &s 4lts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
From where | sit...
Joe Marsh

tuet - u wss written IN ue
Mnvaowsre lg
Ard e Seems fhss ~ through
ossr eNFlv Arnerean history beer
a1u q sNmperpa re hsrdships
aad heIpea - make as : snisr.
al. moderate peoa8
Rrom where I sis. hreF - fk&
Amwrican DRINK If moderation
anA frfeaallness-kfnd of : : NJ
bzd % cur peFzonai lbeFsy.
81 4ut
The sub., 1943-04-22
GOrt Wilbur Sells
 Story to Saturday Post

Gort Wilbur, sports editor of The Sub, recently sold story dealing with whom Connie Mack considers "the greatest team in baseball, the Baltimore Orioles" of fifty years ago. The story will appear in the Saturday Evening Post sometime this coming summer, under the title of: "Those Were The Days"
 The narrative is built around some of basebalPs best loved in- dividuals, such as John McGraw, Wilbert Robinson, Hugh Jennings, Cy Young and many others. Those mentioned are the real story of baseball. Their lives, loves and pursuit of diamond happiness are among the glorious golden chapters in the annals of sports itself. All these characters have gone to a greater ball game but their pos- terity were not born in vain.
 MT. Wilbur, besides being sports editor of The Sub, is also cor respondent for International News Service, Hartford Courant, Bridge port Herald and Norwich Bulle- tin.
The sub., 1943-04-22
Submarines Prominent
 In Current News Reels

Submarines have figured promi- nently in the news reels lately. One is in a film captured from the Germans which shows what one ot their concrete U-boat bases on the coast of France is like-a row of gigantic "pens" into whose dark ness the U-boats glide as they come in from the open sea.
 In their ominous aspect they are remindful of the tunnels of love" in a recreation park, and somewhat similar to the shoot-the-chuteS is the action of some seago1ng jeepS which In another new reel item plunge into lake and wallow their way out under their own locomo- ton.
The sub., 1943-04-22
Shop BOWling League Holds Annual Dinner

The 'Hit Or Miss" Bowling League, composed mostly of en- ployees of the machine shop and shop office, celebrated the close of the bowling season, insofar as the league was concerned, at banquet held at Gus Roman Gardens on Tuesday evening, April 6, 1943.
 Edgar Johns of Dept. BOP cap tured all the individual prizes, hav- ing had high average of 105.4, high single of 1S0 and high three of 37O. High three he won in a roll-off with Charlie Moore of 308.
 The Dodgers were the winners of the four-team league, composed of the Giants, Cubs, Yanks and Dodgers.
 Following delicious 7-course dinner, in which each man had a choice of chicken, turkey or steak Cor all three), 8 program without music was held which was con- ducted by the Hon. John A. Ma honey, master of ceremonies and T. M.
 The final number on the enter tainment program (according to the program itself) was prayer and taps by James Stitt.
The sub., 1943-04-22
SubSnubbed
 By EBCoA.C.

At a recent unannounced and inscrutab1e Electric Boat Athletic Club supper party in which few very few-of the working press were invited, sweaters with gold basketball emblems were awarded athletes employed at the FEB. This list did not include outside bril- liants, such as Bob Calihan, who is an Ensign in the Navy; Perry Carlile and Ray Kite of the Coast Guard, and Bob Fitch, who is a Chief Boatswains Mate at the Coast Guard Academy.
 The awards were given during the course of the evening that was headed by Jordan Villages own Joltin' John De Gange, of neigh boring rag, and who, by the way, was the only reporter seemingly allowed to attend. The Sub was not approached. Guest speakers were, the very popular Personnel Manager of our plant, Arthur Barnes and Comdr. Lewis l.. Parks, of the Navy. Short talks were rendered by Coach Joe Kane and Manager Bill Haase of the basket ball team; John Cawley, football; Steve Tuneski, baseball coach: Joe Allen, football manager; Bob Fitch, football player; Bob Calihan, bas- ketball player; Albert Albeit, foot ball player; Mike Wallace, three sport star and the president of the club, J. Stephen McGrath.
 The members who received sweaters were: Mike Wallace, Joe Kane, Chester Pudloski, Eddie Tracey, Palmer Sabilia, Frank Sli- vinski, John Pointkowski, Jim NGcKenna, Joe Brennan, NellO Burian, Robert Waterman, Freddy Mitchell, Dave Austin, Guido Bar tolucci, Eddie Stevens. Ely Chase, Albert Albeit, Norman Olsen. Jo- seph Allen, John Cawley. James LaPietra, Chester Pavlok, Joe Murphy, Tony Osinski, John Col art, Lou Menendez, Bill Cluzeski. Danny Czekala, Steve Tuneski. Bill Haase, Ernie Miller, George Petrovich, Eddy Sullivan, Ellis Sieger, Nick Shaback, George Dunn, Allie Risch. Robert Hullivan, Francis Murphy, Gene Fulton, Jack Smith. Steve Zbierski, Clyde Do Roo, Robert Baer, Rocky Uguccioni, Eugene Merritt, J. Stephen Me- Grath and O. P. Robinson, general manager of the Electric Boat.
The sub., 1943-04-22

The Settl1ng or tne QueStlon oA whether to have team or not was decided at a recent athletic club meeting. Due to the fact that Bill Haase, baseball manager has been teaching at a sheet metal school in New London, it seemed as if the idea was all off. and with Sunday work on the must program, vita sundry other tail-enders, it seemed as if the idea of having the Die sells on the diamond was very re- mote. But, baseball it will De- chillun.
 With the announcement that It would be baseball as usual at the FEB, Bill Haase, remains as mana ger and Steve Tuneskl, as coacn. This was decided in retrospect, when the athletic club met to elect officers for the year of 1943-44. Everyone was swept back into of flee with the officers, as follows: President, J. Stephen McGraths vice president, Bill Haase; secre- tary. Steve TuneSki; treasurer, George Dunn and financial secre- tary, James Joseph Allen.
 The executive committee is John Cawley, Ely Chase, Robert Hulli- van, Joseph Murphy. Francis Mur- phy, Gene Fulton, Allie Rischs Tony Rinosl1i, Bill Barclay and Joe Kane.
 General Manager O. P. Robinson was elected as honorary president of the club. and Personnel Mama, ger Arthur Barnes, Assistant Per- sonnel Manager J. William Jones and Second Shift Superintendent. Joe Mulligan. as honorary vice. presidents.
The sub., 1943-04-22
SPORTSLIGHT
By GORT WILBUR

He's the man who came back From bad beanball smacks. He's the lad who they told you Was done,
 When the finger of fate Laid him low at the plate Like bullet sped out of gun. They said that the guy Had been rendered bat-shy, And leery of hugging that pan, When the hurlerS of smoke Threw their speed at a bloke. But they didn't know Johnny the
 man.
 For he's still got his nerve When a fast ball or curve Cuts the edge of the plate near his
 knob.
 And his game-Wracking bat, With its hit rat-a-tat, Is swinging once more on the job. He showed what he had When the breaks were all bad, 4 nd he seemed on the tough down.
 ward track.
 He kept swinging away, at that
 plate, day by day, And here's to the man who came
 back!
 Re-BaSeball: After so many cur tain calls from it's simplest be- ginning up there in the finger lake section of upper New York State at Cooperstown, the yowl of the boswels when the wind hauls in from the south, is no more news to this generation then peg topped bloomerS, the barber shop quartet and the parlor organ was to my mothers era. It is simply unadul- aterated time to talk and play Abner Dou'bleday's brain child, baseball.
 What is to be, is in the hands of fate and whether we see the Morgan Park League, or the Diesels, or Thamesville on the diamond Is mere speculation at this time. One can so out on the limb and say as much as he or she cares to, but for once in our lives we are going to be conservative, holding fond and fervent hopes of dia- mOnd dusting taking up what spare time Barb-E 0 doesn't.
 The good old Morgan's with equal proportions of the goody good heaped upon it's president Dan Donovan, will give to New London pa-lenty of fast baseball. or Helen CrandalTs shipfitter pals are all wet.
 Their shot in the arm comes from Red Branch, he of the Ruppert Rifles. and Babe Young, former maestro of the initial sack from the Bluffs that McGrew made famous, plus the fact that Coach Tony Osinski Is going to field the fastest Ockford team that has ever represented the firemen. No one seems to know too much what the old fox, Jack Cavanaugh, will bring forth. He and the wizard of Oz and Throckmorton Glider sleeve are all related. Another question follows in the wake of the z :Ab Base, Fort Trumbell Pale Hose and Maritime school. They should
The sub., 1943-04-22
Electric Boat Diesels To Play
 BasebalkH Only On Sundays

Like Eliza, jumping from the last ice pan to shore, the uncertainty of the Electric Boat fielding their Dieses They will be playing, if only Sunday to Sunday basis