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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

nj vojak ljudske vojske Sc po-
nosno nazivlja partizana.
Komunisti i'm katoIicani
skupni borbi
Partizani devljejo rdece zvez-
de ma svoje uniforme in ma Ste
nah njihovih glavnih stanov Sc
blesci Insignia rdecega kladiva
in srpa. Njihov pozdrav je dvig-
njena stisnjena pest. Nekateri
pripadajo jugoslovanski komu-
nistieni stranki, ampak vsi par
tizani MISC goreci komunisti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
ZOPET ZDRAVA

Mrs. Jennie Primo, 1901
Naumann Ave-, je srecno pre-
bolela svojo bolezen, ter Sc "a
hvaljuje vsem prijateljicam "a
obiske in cvetlice "a casa DO,
lezni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno-var
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce In vse, kar ono predstavIja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
Prvi ameri$ki 6asrikar ma jugoslov 'front.' poroGs
o borbenosti partizanske osvobodilne vojsk<

Daniel De Luce amis sasni Xxi preclo dee fronto u
osvobodlne brigade
bdle novnske
agncje poroslo, dahano oktobra, XII gasi:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
.INDU5TRIjALCI
Sp0zNANl kRI-
VIM SAB0TAzE
Trije SCHNEIDER bratje,
uradniki National Bronze
& Aluminium Co., spo-
znani krivim cd porote
ma zvezni sodniji.

Vceraj Sc je zakljucila ma
zveznem distriktnem sodis6u "
Clevelandu obravnava proti u
radnikom velike industrijske
korporacije, the National
Bronze & Aluminium Co., XII je
trajala vec tednov. Vsi SO bill
obtozeni sabotaze, oziroma, da
so pri narocilih "a vojne aero
plane vedoma in premisljeno po-
siljali defektivne kose in tenn
ogrozali varnost in zivljenje a
meriskih vojnia letalcev.
Porota je podala pravorek
krivde "a tri brate, XII SO zavze-
mali vodilna mesta pri korpo-
raciji, XII so: John l.. Schmel-
Ter, bivsi predsednik; Frank
Schneider, bivsi generalni po-
slovodja, in Edward Schneider,
fhivsi glavni u,etaliasl liaslset ;sgist. ..>-'-,.- 77
Tovarne omenjene druzbe Sc
nahaja med St. Clair Ave in
Hamilton Ave-, blizu East 45th
St.
stirje so bill cd porote
Oprosceni
Druzba kot TAXA nj bila spo-
znana krivim, in pravorek ne
krivde je bill podan tudi "a stiri
druge uradnike in funkcijonar-
je, XII so zavzemali mani odgo-
vorna mesta.
Specificna obtozba, ,ozirom
ma katero je porota brate
Schneider nasla krivin, je bila,
da so poslali Packard druzbi v
Detroitu defektiven kos "cast-
inga" "a Rolls-Royce motor, XII
ina narocila ameriske in britske
Wade "a sestavljanje vojnih
letal.
APPEL "a novo obravnavo
Takoj po objavi pravoreka je
obramba "a obtozence vlozila
predlog "a novo obravnavo, o
katerem Sc DO vrsilo zaslisanje
V ponedeljek. Trojica, XII. je bila
spoznana krivim, je bila spusce-
ma ma prosto, potem ko je sod
mix Freed odredil, da sc var
Selma zvisa il $4,000 ma $4,000
"a vsakega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

ne Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Vidmar,
1893 E. "a st. Tu DO ostal IL
dni, nakar Sc vrne ma svoje
sluzbeno mesto Strica Sama.
Prijatelji so vabljeni, da ga o
biscejo.
Vceraj je odsel nazaj v Great
Lakes, ILL.,, Joseph Burja, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Burja, 1149
e. 172 st. Njegov brat Frank
Sc takisto nahaja ma dopustu
in prijatelji ga lahko obistejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
vzele JUNE postojanke HltIer-
jeve Europe.
"Zivela Amerika! Zivela
Britannia"

w S>O~
glavnem stanu prvic zagledali
mojo "khaki' uniformo, so "a
cell navduseno klicati: "Zivel a.
meriski narod, zivel britski ma
rodW
Njih komandant je orisal po-
lozaj ma kratko in v jedrnatih
besedah. Rekel je:
"Mi cakamo pomoci cd nash
ameriskih in britskih zavezni-
kov. Ia pomoc ne more priti
dovolj zgodaj. Mi Sc borimo z
vsemi mocmi, med tenn ko ca
kamo ma to pomoc, in elm pre-
.je bo prisla, tenn hitreje DO v
Jugoslaviji izvojevana popolna
zmaga."
Sovraznik drzi velika
mesta
Danes nimajo partizani vec v
! oblasti niti enega vecjega me-
sta ali luke ma dalmatinski O.
bali, dasiravno je sredi septem-
bra plapolala zastava rdeco
zvezdo mad dvema najvecjima
pristaniScema -" mad Reko in
Splitom.
Ampak .partizani MISC izgu-
bill poguma. Oni pravijo: "Lah-
ko sicer izgubimo emo ali drugo
mesto, ampak mi nikoli ne izgu-
bimo okolice.
Zaplenjeni italijanski material
je slab
Partizani so zaplenili vecinc
opreme petih italijanskih divi.
zij, XII so bile, zajete v Jugosla.
viii, ko je prislo do premirja
med zavezniki in Badoglijem
ampak to je bila povecini slaba
roba.
! Ampak njih pokret zavzems
tolik obseg, da je to "velik bu
siness" z vojaskega stalisea
Vojakov je toliko, da nj dovol
pusk "a vse - cello starih pusl
z dolgimi cevmi, kakrsne Sc ra
bi pri lovu ma veverice - in ire
ba je dokoncati delo, "a katert
so letala in oklopna vozila ne
obhodno potrebna.
Duh, XII preveva partizansk'
borce, je nekaj skoro neverjet
mega in skrajno odusevlj joce
ga, I'll borci znaio streliati.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-05
Guard Parade
At 8 Tonight

The parade ui the henderson com
puny q! inc Avria Carolina STATE
I.uu!d ana tnc parade and conccr'
%! t.c Slatc GUIru brigade Dand
.,,u....., w.u .m.lIH ,uc l~s, "hurlr""c>
.ui Iaplam VI. d. PAYING as conml"Il-
&C.! "a the lUCI! Guard unit. Gap
lam i'aync leaves tomorrow ior Len
mGtpn, where he WILL DC p!lnc'pa!
u tnc hIah school, and IS rcsiSn.n@
ais vcLIn..ssIuu with lnc Guard.
AicIuprrs oil the tao UNITS q! tn
Guard will nice, al 80 o'clock ~
nicnt at the Annoy ANA the parade
IS sch, dul,G ,c pas through tn
nu.lryss .cCtiu. oil the city al "
u'clu,n.
Ia paradc Viii move 10 the ain
lctic :r,ld ui Henderson high >cnoul.
whc., ;Mr band, under the direction
ul Srr,md Lioutcuuni v. I. liralnc,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-05
Hf1tnrran1 4atly @tHputrh

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Goa. n.uuc.uu mv.u,.r. l'mLIp iivnry
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Jack Adrua bIHnCn. - SmIlu.i,Iu.
Joseph IIIuuii.. 10 hoanukc hHpiiS
q. iiIy,Svu Nilsson, 10 Durnam,
,...Itcr IoprUut l'oWrII, 10 DLruu..
l.,..H .\ivNan"cr davis, III, 10 WIT
... .:I-.uu: .,iId Joseph EuWard Jv.KS.
&. -1ul t,.upIgg, =. Z.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-05

BLACK Markets spring up III the trail
Of shortages.
There are no BMck Markets in cleo.
ric;ty because there are no shortages.
War production calls for tremendous
amounts of electric power. But every in.
dus,rial demand has been nct-anh every
essential civilian need has hrcr satisfied.
We're proud of the job our industry has
Tone under experienced b,sinr-. ,,a,agcr
-ucnt. Bit one word of caution i. in order,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
New Ice Refrigerators
Good Looking and Efficient
BY ELEANOR ROSS

THOUSANDS OF American
homes are and many more will
be using ice refrigeration for
the first time in their lives. No
one questions the fact that we
must have some good type OF
refrigeration--in fact, this is
more important than ever in
these days of food conservation.
If you have haZy recollections
of the old-faShioned icebox, you
are going to be pleasantly sur
priSed when you examine the
new iceboXes. One of the largest
mechanical refrigerator manu-
facturers is producing marvellous
pressed wood ice refrigerators.
Second growth southern pine
turns out to be wonderful mate
rial for refrigerator construc-
ton. 1t is actually 10 per cent
more efficient than its metal
counterpart.
One of the most popular Of
the new icebox models is a
sturdy, handsome affair that
uses only eight pounds of metal
and saves 139 pounds. 1t oper-
ateS at an even temperature of
as degrees with 100 pounds Of
ice each week.
A cup of cold baking soda
solution - one tablespoon to
every quart of water - should
be poured over the ice once a
week. This prevents growths
in the drain pipe and cleans the
entire drainage system. as well
as caring for the grids and such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

Marie oiAOrd shows here how the
% red stamp point allowance can
provide 6 meat dinners. 3 luncheons
and Star bacon breakfast for a
family OF The market order below
shows exact quantities OF meat and
fats 20 buy.
SUNDAY Red St4@b PsiSu - 90
(EIA lsfforr-s 'e- Me-Ssy szS FsSnssS0y)
R1neless Beef hump Roast 4
Ssve Zones iof TUESDAY luncheon Soup)
Arncur's Standing Beet Rib Rosstt
Mashed Potatoes Brown Gravy
Fresh Green Beans WITH Bacon Drippings
lelied Vegetable Salad
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
hoNpAY-fSRsGsy Lsftopersl
Barbecued Roast Beef Slices r on Noodles
BUttered Carrots
Cabbage and Pineapple Salad
Baked CustATd with Fresh Fruit Sauce
IuTspAV--Rsd St1mb Poish--I1
Lamb RE = Potato Puff Crust
Tossed Green Salad
FreAh o. Frozen Cherry Tarts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
LINEN EMBROIDERY

DAINTY HAND-EMBROID-
Erred scarfs-bed lin
ems are within the budget-reach
of every woman who stitches
her-own! Here's an unusually
charming collection of simple
esigns- butterflies, birds,
flower baskets and many other
motifs.
Pattern 500 contains a trans
fer pattern of six motifs averag-
ing 3Ax11h inches; stitches.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern to the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Due to slowness of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

g IsssssIl, sssns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Readers
Questions
Answered
BY DONNA GRACE

DEAR DONNA GRACE:
1 am prscticing your posture
directions and have improved a
lot in the way l stand, used 10
toe out a lot and IL made my
walk unbalanced. My friend told
me one should toe in for the best
balance. Is this correct? Thank
YOU. ALAMEDA.
Always point your toes straight
ahead when you walk. To over
come the tendency 10 toe out,
you could practice toeing in for
a while. Indians who carried
themselves tall and gracefully,
walked with toes slightly turned
in. This gave the feet added
leverage as they did not wear
heels. We would find IL difficult
10 walk in this manner.
DEAR DONNA GRACE:
1 received a lovely bottle OF
expensive perfume from a man
who is very nice but not a close
friend. He knows / 60 with an
other man but we are all friends.
My sister says I should send it
back. 1 would like TO keep it
but want to do what Is right
What would you advise please?
MARINA.
Send him A little formal note
OF thanks and keep the perfume.
So long as he understands about
the other man I would not offend
him by returning the gift.
DEAR DONNA GRACE:
/ have a good clear skin and
dark blue eyes. My hair Is dark
brown. I am II and have never
worn any makeup but powder
and lipstick. Do you think a
foundation and dark lipstick
would be suitable for me? / love
the way they look on other girls
MITZI b
You should look very attrac-
tive with one of the deeper
shades of foundation and a dark
lipstick. A warm beige tone
would be correct for your color
ing.
DEAR DONNA GRACE:
l am a girl of % and am in
good health. l am going to try
to Join either the WAACs OF
WAVES. My pride and JOY is
my lovely bronZe-red hair. ]
wear IL shoulder length-lone
bob. Do you think they will
make me cut it off. l should
hate to lose it. M. T. w
You will not be asked TO cut
your hair, but ii Is quite likely
you will have to wear it up of
your shoulders. None of the
girls in uniform wear long hobs
They just do their hair up in q
roll. They may select their owr
style. 1t should be a simple
soft arrangement that will con
form well with the military cap
DEAR DONNA GRACE:
My nails are brittle and
heard that I should drink milk
for this. 1 like milk but am
afraid il will make me fat
What should I do? l would like
to have nice nails.
MRS. d. II
A glass of milk amounts to
166 calories. Do not exceed
1.200 calories for the day and
you should retain your weight,
If you are inactive, you may
have to eat less sweets and fats.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

in the ice compartment.
This care also makes il I'M
necessary to lift out the ice and
wash beneath it. And since ice
washes its own surface, there
will be no baking soda taste in
the cubes that may be cut from
the ice block.
When arranging foods II is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

we'll to know the path that
naturally circulating air takes
in the food compartment. Milk.
fresh meat, butter, cream left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Recipe: BINS BISCUIT Rolls fL<tfoperyl

2 cups ground y cup chopped green
cooked beef pepper
2 tbsps beef drippings tsp. ssr
n cup chopped onion y tsp. pepper
Brown the onion and green pepper with the
meat in the drippings. Add the seasoning
Make biscuit dough by your usual recipe, using
2 cups flour. On Toured board. pat out soft
dough in a square or oblong about inch
thick Brush with melted fat and spread with
meat mixture. Rolllike a Jelly roll. pinch edges
together and cut IN ] \ inch slices. Bake with
cut sides up on oiled baking pan IN AIS +. oven
for 20 minutes. Serve with brown gravy or
mushroom sauce. o servings.
FRInAY-fBof yatioasdJ
Broiled Halibut Steaks Tartar Sauce
Plain Bodied Potatoes Chopped Parsley
CTeamed Cabbage Broiled tomatoes
Lemon Meringue Pie
SATuRDAY-Red Stamp PoiStJ--S
Baked Lima Beans with u ID. Star Bacon +
Green Onions Radishss
Buttered Asparagus Tossed Green Salad
Prune Whip Cookies
SUNDAY BREAkFAST-R Red Points "a
Serve Orange Juice. Scrambled Eggs with
Clipped. Crisp Bacon + u 10. Armour STAR
on Toast Cinnamon Coffee Cake and Coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
STEAMED PUDDING

COVER STEAMED pudding
with a fitted lid or with several
thickneSses of waxed paper. Sc
curely tied in place. Pudding
becomes soggy if not closely
covered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

mixtures containing onion
should be placed in line with the
passage of air as it returns to
the ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

overs, poultry or seafood should
be disposed directly in the air
stream from the cold air fiue.
Foods with strong odors and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

DOUGHNUT DOUGH
CHILL DOUGHNUT dough in
your refrigerator before rolling
and cutting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

Recipe: LAME ptH--psssts pvN Crest
2lbs bonelcss Star lamb 6small esToth
breast or shoulder sliced
3 thspa -four 8 small whole
tbsps drippings onions
3 tsps. salt u tsp. pepper
~ cups fresh OF ; cups mashed
canned peas potatoes
Flour lamb pieces lightly. Using heavy fry pan
or stew kettle, brown meat lightly IN drippings
for / s min. Add Of. hot water and seasonings.
Cover closely. simmer l ~ hours. Add vegcta-
bles. cook another 20 min. Transfer TO shallow
Casserole, top with wreath Of mashed potatoes.
Brown under broileT. 6 servings
WEpkEspAY-Rsd Sfsmt PofsfS--7
Spanish Rice
CUse l 10. ground beef chuck ~
Buitered Carrots and Fresh Peas
Buttersooteh Pudding
THuRspAY-fS asdsy Leffoper)
Beef Biscuit Rollst Mushroom Gravy
ScaiiCped Corn with Green Pepper
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Sherbet Cookies
NOTE: II the rib roast IL purchased, there may
not be enough meat for this leftover dish Use
Monday lunch menu lsee bebow) fos this meal.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
kandt Tops
Fishermen
Tokes Top Prize
On Two Doys

Wesley kandt according 20
the latest available Information,
captured top honors twice dur-
ing the three day Algonac PICK
crel Tournament sponsored by
the Algonac Lions Club.
On Saturday KandtS picker
ell weighing 4 pounds 1 ounce
won him the S25 first prize. He
used tho regulation troWilne
equipment He was fishing with
his wife, Gladys, about half a
mile from the club house when
ne fshcd his prize catch.
Yesterday, Kandt was leading
with even a bigger fish His
catch weighed pounds j
ounces. The fish were RUNNING
smaller this year but they Wc!e
plentiful.
Another local fisherman, VII
liam Miller came in third on
Sunday. He caught one weigh
ing 3 pounds ) ounces. He Won
a prize of $40
Tom Rowe Of AlGouaS. anc
Acklin White of Walpole Island
came i'm second and thfd re-
spectivcly TO follow Kandt on
Saturday
Miller followed Vernon Rad
ford and X 3 Miller both Vi
Detroit on Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Louis Names
Challenges

PITTSBURGH July 6 ID
Jimmy Bivins Of Cleveland n
the eyes of Sergeant Joe Louis,
IS the best Of the heavyweight
fighters active today.
But the Negro champion Stlll
considers Billy Conn the hand
some Pttsburgher who almost
licked him in l94l as his No /
challenger and declares He g
the first fellow ! want TO meet
when the wars over. He rates
23-ycar old TAM Mamillo Of
New York No 3 among the
mon who would ike TO lift mis-
crown
Louis. on furlouGh from Fort
Riley Kans also took the OPP
portunity 10 spur the sale of war
bonds
He got pledges Of more than
So GOO AZ small dinner in his
honor last night and later ne
offered as an inducement MS
boxing gloves from the Conn
fight.
They ought 10 be worth ST.
600 al least. said guest
Bidding on the gloves -- N
terms Of war bonds viii contin-
ne for 30 DAYS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
NHarquaral. the $1,000 Lemon.
Became III NEiIliOn-DOIiar Peach
By HARRY GRAYSON
,NEA Sports Editor

AS a gangling kid hanging
around Engine House 20 on
ClevelandS west side and pitch
ing for sandlot teams, Richard
w. Vanguard was called Richie.
This nickname fitted Marquard
much better than RUDE. There
was nothing of the plowboy in
Marquard. but the tag. RUDE,
-was fastened on him because he
was big and left-handed and
coming i'm as the immortal Wad-
dell was passing out.
Tall, slender, dark complex
toned. handsome Rube Mar
guard was one Of the 10 best
dressed mon He was a young
man of the world and Broadway
wooed and won Blossom Seeley
of musical comedy fame.
Marquard was only 70 i'm the
fall of 1908 when the Giants
gave the indianapolis club the
then record price of $1,000 for
the winner of % games
Against the advice of John
McGraw, Owner John +. Brush
ordered that Vanguard pitch
late that season the one IN
which the Cubs, Giants and Pi-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
q 'esOgav
inf Ia
for SceepRRaI

d. n Cooley went into tie
for second place with the Opt
mist Club in the Junior League
Friday night when they subdued
Miilers only half a game from
the cellar with "a record of one
win in six games.
The Mortcians started right
off the bat to salt the game
away. pushing five runs across
i'm the first inning, three i'm the
second and five more IN the
third Triples by Wcslins and
DocSchcr featured tho first mn
ing rally. WcSling also had a
double in the third Stanza.
Wesling and SahroW shared
the mound work for Cooley and
between them issued 10 walks,
WHICH resulted i'm most of the
Miller Italics. Four walks and
two doubles gave the Ailkmcn
three runs i'm the initial inning
They picked up four more i'm the
third ON two passes, two doubles
and a single Their last two
markers resulted from a walk, a
double and single IN the sixth.
The Undcrta<crs COZ be d
Picrlina and DeSmith for l9
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
OptiIaaisis
Upset
Awards

The Optmist Club pulled an
other one out of the hat Friday
evening at Consumers Power
diamond when they upset Al
wardt S Cafe i'm a Suggest, 8 TO
:, in tumble League game "A
total of 81 hits ratified of the
bats of the two clubs.
Four runs i'm The first inning,
featured by Kraft home run,
put the OptimIstS off 10 good
start. but they didn't hold onto
the lead very long Three singles
and a double gave Alwardt 5
back two of the markers IN the
second inning, and in the next
stanza singles by DeRue, Bat
kinS, a double by E Stark, ami
a home run by 6. BeyerleIn
erased the Optim,st lead and
gave the Calemen a two-run
margin.
The Optimist Club put over
the cqualizers in the fifth with
Bellman's double and Krafts trI-
pic being the telling blows.
With the score tied. the Opt
mists rallied for three runs IN
first of the seventh. Macarthur
and Shook singled and Leo San
drowSki poled out a long home
run. The best Alwardts could
do in their half Yves to bring ono
man around, and the OptlmiSts
went home with the Spoils
Kraft led the winners with a
/ homer, triple and double IN four
tries. and G. Golf had three for
three to lead the Alwardt bat
tcrS.
OptimistS 400 020 80 18
Awards O24 600 II IL
Bellman, and Kraft, c. Boyer
lem and A. Stark.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Harry GraysOn $
ScOrebOard
BorkIey Answers Pleas
Of Brooklyn Fans
for Shortstop
By HARRY GRAYSoN
MA Sports EDITOR

YORK july Ball players are siiY someW NoSe
around 49, Il look for them hard enough v
Branch Rckey demonstrated this 70 extent by hobbng
IN with John Barklc, BrooklyuS for short
stop in late June Joined tine Navy Arky Vaughan
couldn't get off dime Duroeher talked good but
out Boyd BARLEY ht 04 Able GlosSop couldn't throw
and injured his knee
apart when Hickey started securing the country.
who out OF Springfield Mo- for the
Brooks found Barley professional club n Enid
Okla played with the Cessna Aircraft team OF
Wichita
WIZ The Dodgers with the polSe OF Nelcr
an and club Immediately picked up steam.
BuCkH Harris Of the Ihlhes asked 'Nhele
has he been all this tmc2'
Barke, 81 s l0ie pounds OF number Of
rather accomplished performers found they could make
more money ball than he could the minors Fol
lowing four minors and brief aS with the Browns
and Braves he month the oil fields and play
Sem-pro ball on the side
Barke, not only quickly Duocher that he
possessed fielding skill Leo the Lip grasp
ed the fact well from tho right
SIDE OF the plate the with the
new man batting John first hit Dodger
bunt the third base line
The following day with Mickey Owen Charging toward me
plate Barley The ball eded b Pitcher Lloyd Dez
Of the Phes for AT the plate and
Bsrkley the Of double
header out another bunt for a hit.
Barley away tho plate and 20 first base hurry
capable hitting the bali over the heads and through IN
feders
Barkey resident Chidres broke in with Dan
VILE spent with Nerdcn got 36 games at second
base for Browns Bucky recalls him Sklfu kid n
points that must have improved Springfield OF tho
he finished with the Braves follow"
Evansville farm 80 Then lac went to work
Of pro ball three
professional club Tor
pay attention 20 industrial teams
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
IT'S no WONDER

SALT LAKE CITY, July 6 --
lFl 49, Dr. +. r Foutz of Phocn-
~ is happy again -- hit pct golf
tournament viii. be run off at
the same old stand this summer.
The annual Utah lcfthanded
golfers championship viii be
held at Forest Dale course July
1913 The Phoenix dentist has
won it the last four years.
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EXCELLENT CONTROL

PORTSMOUTH, Va. July 6 -
lPl - Irwin Stein, control Speci-
alist of the Piedmont league
leading Portsmouth Cubs, has
been one of the stingicSt men
i'm baseball this season with free
passes.
In rs complete gamcs-of
which he won l3-he has walked
only four battcrs. He went Il
consecutive games without
Thanking runner 10 first.