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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02

the track.
The board of supervisors Monday
decided to sell that track and ap-
proXimately 6.400 lineal feet of rail-
road track at the county fair
grounds at Imperial. Members of
the War Production Board want the
track to use in the war effort. The
tracks will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Duncan Brown
Killed in Fight

Duncan Brown. 49, connected with the COmpania JabOn-
in Mexical for and we'll known throughout
lmperit Valley, was buried in Mesa Ariz, Tuesday, the
victim of gunshot wounds suffered at San Luis Sonora
late Friday afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
OWnerIess Rails
Will Find Haven

Imperial county's railroad without an owner" will
have an owner after Feb Is when the board of supervisors
sells 33oO feet OF railroad spur track half buried in
sand at Frink lonely siding the northwestern part of
the county Away back in 1920 the Southern Pacific Rail
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
D AMBl|Ne
EpORTER

Dads Wonderful
During the opera at Central Un-
ion High school Monday night, a
coo-coo started coo-cooing off
St;pc.
Little Paul Kaiser's face devel-
cped cs'otic, proud grin
That's my father" he piped in
an adoring voice. 1t wasn't Kaiser
Pater but Paul thinks all wonder
ful things are done by MY Father ="
What's This?--
A business meeting late Monday
to plan for the bond and stamp
sale program in Ell Centro Satur-
day. received the blow of life
time. 1t was discovered that Braw-
ley had asked George Burt, music
director at Central Union High
school and Junior college in Ell
) Centro. to present his glee club and
pupils at a similar program in
Brawley on Friday night.
Hasn't Brawley a school glee
club?" inquired members of the Ell
Centro committee in puzzled tones.
II thought it was strange" Burt
said. Il didn't want to infringe
on another's territory, SO I said
there was the problem of transpor-
tation. The person who called me
then agreed to furnish transporta-
ton"
The committee pondered.
II was distinctly compliment to
Burt, to the school. and to Ell Gen.
tio.
In all my life" rumbled an old
timer, Il never heard of Brawley
seeking help from Ell Centre.
don't understand it,"
lie Needs Practice
The other day Fritz Voight, the
immigration Voieht, became a papa.
A few days later he broke his
wrist.
That Is the first time RR ever
heard of man breaking his wrist
while shaking out three -cornered
trousers.
The Ritual
Every night except Sunday. Bob
Shields. PoSt-Press newsboy, dash
ed into root beer stand, tosses Il
nickel across the counter picks up
n paper cup fun OF root beer
dashes out. mounts his bicycle and
ridss toward the Post-PreSS while
guping from the paper cup
You should have seen Bob pull
ing tins stunt Monday night. 1t
was rs goOd as circus act TO see
the WAY he mlneuyered his bicycle
ulong the muddy, slick pavement
with one hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Rubber's Future
Brews Big Fight
Administration S pokesman Favors Old
System Of Dependence onEas+ After
War; Army, Navy Block Development
BY LYLE C. WILSON =

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. (UP)-A bigger and bette
rubber controversy is brewing today that will make Rubbe
Director William M. Jeffers priorities contest with thu
war and navy departments of relatively small i'm
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
OnIv One Contest Marks
District Vote "Wednesday
In All Five Divisions
Charles Morrow Faces Opposition in
BrawIey Area; Gress Death Leaves
Tren+ham Unopposed in No. Two Unit

Voters in four of the five divisions OF the Imperial rri
cation district expected to to the polls to cast Il
token ballot Wednesday,
Only race in prospect is in the fourth DIVISION which
encompasses the Brawey area, where Charles Morrow,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-02
Talks in Turkey
Worry Germans
AS Ring Closes
Hitler Moves Reinforcemen+s TO Meet
Possible Allied Thrust; Churchill
Scores Di diplomatic Victory Farley
: BY UNITED PRESS

The Axis reported Tuesday to be moving heavy
Inducements the Balkans and speeding Notifications
of the Greek coast fearing that Allied invasion of the
contn INT might be launched through that quarter.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-03-27
TOP

TOP
 Montreal-Fireman managed to save the conveyer belt which supplies thls Canadian fertilizer plant from freighters in a near by canal but 3-alarm fire de- molished the building. The blaze did thousands of dollars worth of damage.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-03-27
BOTTOM

A torpedo hit by an American submarine just under the well deck of this Jap destroyer folded the forecastle up at a 45 degree angle. Crew members watched the destroyer sink and made these pictures through the peri scope as dozens of small vessels from the nearby Japanese coast rushed to aid the stricken craft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

5eritort uno ibr Sab un6 Gut in bic
&auberbanbe Der Na5i un6 5aidiiten
gefauen. Neue Seine mitiien fir biele
beimat- uno mittelloien Menfben &C.
funben meroen. Das lit aber aud ser
San, fir biele Tal1lenbe bon Gbri-
Iten, bie ebenfaus in oie @erbannung
geidleppt poroen @s lit gu boffen,
6aB cine bumane internationale Ser
itdnoigung nad Dem &riege 6ieien
ungliidliden Spfern bes &rieges, Oh
ne l1nteridieo oer Geligion ober Der
&aiie sic nottpenbige Silfe auteiI
miro.
X X X
Die beriidtiete Mafia, Die ii5iliani-
ide 8erbreders un6 @rprenerbanbe
(5dmar5e San6), tpel9e Der ga.
ihisnus iabrelang unidGolid 5u mo-
den beriudte, bann aber in feline Ell.
gene oerbrederiibe Drganiiation
alfnabm, 1T nun, tpie bon oen ante.
rifaniiden 6treitfr6ften ouf @i3ilien
beridtet tptrb, nonis erleoiet .poroen.
3pei ibrer beriidtieten M6oelsfiib.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

Wangel an fatboliiden Mrmeefapld-
men,, fiigt MIgr. Mrnolo bin5u, ,,ber
5um EeiI ben eroBen 8erluiten auf
Dem Sdladtfeloe 5u5uidreiben lit.
Seit Bearl &arbor itno 35 5elotopld-
ne i'm &anpf fiirs 8aterlano gefal-
LEM.
X X X
@er bat Elm Mnre6t auf Balditina?
5inb es Die eingeborenen Gbriiten
uno slraber ober Die 300,00O,OOO
gbriften Der gan5en 8elt, ODER oie
in Der gan5en 8elt 5erltreuten SUI
ben? 2ebteres miro bon ben 3ionilten
bebauptet. 2ouis 2ebintbal, ser 8rd-
itoent ser 5ioniftiiden 8etpegung in
Imerifa, bat gana entriiftet oen tpobI-
gemeinten 0oridlag bes grpr6iioen-
ten &oober, cine iii6iihe @olonie in
3entralafrifa 5u eriinben, aariifge-
tpieien. Mbgeieben bon bielen an6ern'
@riin6en biloen Die geipannten 8e.
5iebungen 5piiden ben eingeborenen
arabern uno ben Gauien6en bon jill
biihen Mniieolern in gaIGftina eine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

ItGnoige, beitdnbig iid iteieernoe @e-
fabr.
Die SunoerttauIenbe, bon Sen brus
talen europdil6en 0iftatoren in alle
2Gnoer 5eritreuten Sl1oen biloen cine
ser pi6tigiten Brobleme ser Nah-
friess5eit. Den Meiiten lit oie Mog-
lidfeit, in tbr Seimatlano 5rriid5uz
febren, abgeidnitten. Sbre Seine iino
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
unpplitiicbe e3eitldufte

Gage bergroBert." Ct gebt iogar TO-
1peit 5u erflareu, Brieiter ioIten iib
5nm Seere meloen, ielbit tpenn in Sen
Bfarreien Ser 0io5eie Mangel an
Seeliorgern entiteben ioute. ,,gs
berrl6t our 3eit Elm empfinoIi6er
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

| pc plrulHp, lpIDle II Se3lrISIuDrer,
tpuroen unlaneit eemeiniom a1f elmer
britiid-amerifaniiden 8a55ia feitse-
nommen, bel ser iogar SCOTLAND
garo feline Sano i'm Sptele bate.
Die MnbGneer ser Mafia fontrol=
lierten ben S6lei6banbel, Ser nod
INNER nidt aus bem it5ilioniiden 2e-
ben beribpunoen lit. @ollte man oo-
Der ben S6leidbanoel erleoieen
mubte man 5uer1t ser Mafio 5uleibe
riiden.
gs trifft 5lt, ooB iid1 itnerbolb ser
@ebeimgeielIidoft 2eltte befinoen, oie
Ben Saidismlts felt 8eginn befdmpft
baben, WGnner bon 1tn5neIelbafter
Sntegritdt, bie nibts nit ser Mebr-
belt Ser faifiltiihen Brofitidger 3u
tim baben. 9ieIe fleine O}inoritGt, oie
MIR an Ser 3ufl,nft Si5iliens interei=
iiert lit, lieB feinen 3peifel oariiber,
baB ite NIT ben anoeren ni6ts 5u tun
baben tpoIlte.
8ei ser 9lufbedl,ng Der SGtigfeit
Der 9anbe ipielte Der Ee6nifer fiinften
@raoes 2ouis 8aiii eine HoIle, ser
Elm slmerifaner italienii6er Mbfunft
lit. 8aiii lit Sdreiber in elmer beion.
beren Stabsabteilung au6 Elm Ma-
ior, Ser friiber Mife Siaidetti bebiIf-
li6 tpar, oas SEEM gorfer Marft-&af-
ct au iprengen bate nit Ser 20iune
oes 5aues ettpas 81 tl1n
Die Sade beeann als ste 8. 81
biiion aaf benz @ormarid NIT Der as.
nad Meiiina begriffen, nod einem
itilen Ssnlanositdotden als etappen+
itiibpunft il,dte. Man berfiel auf Ga,
itel b'slccia, inn Siaterlano bon Sra
bia, bas % Meilen bon Balermo eut-
fernt Iiegt.
8aiii ben1iibte iid, NIT SiIfe fei-
ner italieniiben Sprabfenntniiie, bas
8ertrauen Der 8etpobner oieies fIei-
men Srtes at ertperben, ser oen BE-
iten ii5ilianiiden Bein beiitt. 8aiii
ertoedte babel aber auG, oab man
|iid mitten in bic Seitung Ser Mafia
gefebt bate :
@r eritattete ieihem Oberit 8eridt,
itelte Sag un6 Nadt unteriudungen
on, bis er geniisen6 Material beiiam.
men batte, 10 oaB gegen Die 8anbe
norgegangen tperben fonnte.
X X X
I'm 2iebe bel oen Gieren au ertpef.
ten, mnb man ibnen nit 2iebe ent,
gegenfommen. 9fobeit madt Die Eiere
milo uno fiibrt ME gum 3tped. se-
oes Tier bat Cite, ieoes beiibt cine
ergebenbeit, aber an oies miro Der
nur erfabren, Der ibnen freunolid
entgegenfommt. gs gibt 2ente, oie
oen Sierfreuno, Ser bon ben Eieren
@utes, Iobenoe @igenidaften porau.
bringen tpeiB, Der ueberipanntbeit
5eiben, neil ite ielbit ben Eieren ge.
geniiber gefiibllos iino. Gin Eier
beriteben fann man nur, tpenn man
es lieb bot, uno MIR 2iebe fann &C.
genliebe fin6en.
Il X X
Captain Sobn Botpers bon One
onta, N. g., Brieiter Der Di65eie Ml.
| banp, befano iib unter ben Baro-
TROOPERS, tpelde auf Nel-@uinea ben
nteorigiten Maiien 5aaidirmiprune
i'm Morfbamtal 6urdfiibrten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

TEN, 01e BON Der be1Der1e1t1gen Sropa=
gan6a iber Die Gage oes Bap1tes unb
bes 8atifans berbreitet tperben, IaBt
fid CUR 3eit fein flares 8ilb ettttper-
fen. Sider lit, oaB unter Ser 8ela-
gerung Der Stabt Gom ourd Naai-
truppen Der ST. gater ieiner bollen
Jreibeit beraubt 1T. Nornilde 8l1tter
melben, oaB infolge 8erbanolungen
5Diif)en Der beuti6en 8otidaft in
9fom 1no ben Sl. StubI Naaitpaden
an Ser @ren5e Ser 8atifanitaot aufge-
iteqt tporben, Inn Die NeutralitGt oes
papitli6en Serritoriuns 5lt ,bei6iit=
aen''. Mngebli6en batifanil9en AneI-
len 5ufolge iollen italienii6e garabi=
nieri Die BRET @ingdnge gum @atifan
bepaden. gntgegen 3iiri6er MeIoun-
gen, oaB @laubigen Der 3utritt CUR
ct. Hetersfirde bertpebrt iei, ioIlen
am Sonntag, IL. September, grobe
8olfsmaiien Dem @ottesoienIt in ct.
Heter beige1uobnt baben.
Sn firhliben &reiien lit mon Iber-
5eugt, .oaB Bapit aeius Ser 3molfte
nnter feinen urnitanoen 6en 8atifan
berlaifen miro. Die @egentpart bes
81. 8aters i'm 8atifan miro aIs Elm
energiider moraliiher Broteit gegen
Die 8erlebung Der NeutralitGt bes
gdtifans angeieben.
Bie feline 8orgdnger, lit Bapit
Ptus Der 3tpolte elm Mann bon ieI-
tener gnergie l1nb apoitoIiidem Weut.
Das bat er beiipielspeiie aIs pdpit.
lider Nuntins in Wiin9en betpiefen,
als Die Sta6t bon elmer betpaffneten
golfsmafie uniider gen,adt tpurbe.
Was @itler NIT ieiner angebliden
"Sbutbaft" 6es Yapites beabii6tigt,
5at GnIaB au ben beridieoeniten Ser
ntuttngen gegeben. 5don por etliden
Wonaten bat Migr. Sutton S. Sbeen
Die Mnii6t geduBert, 6ob, tpenn Sit
Ter in Die @nge eetrieben peroe, unb
er iid berloren glaubt, er BEN 8apIt
als Efano benuben uerbe gegen bic
Iaiierten. @as oamaIs pbantaitiih
uno unglaublid eridien, 1T beute
nibt mebr 10 ,1ntuabrideinIi9.
Sb bel elmer Belageruna g}oms
our6 Die MIiierten fit bic Si9erbeit
oes Papites lln6 oes 8atifans MaB-
nabmen getroffen iino, lit ni6t be.
tannt. Das @orgeben ser Na5ima6t-
baber gegen ale bon Sitler beiebten
1teutralen 2anoer, 6ie ct au ibuten
norgab, bat Der @elt be,pieIen, ooB
fetn Bolf uno Dor allem oie fatboIi=
fbe Rir6e feinen Sdut uno feine
Sbonung bon ben Na5i 5a ertparten
bat Dte fatboliide Stride, uelder
ibr gottlider Stifter oas @eripreden
gegeben, oaB oie Bforten Ser Soue
ben Selien Hetri ME ubertpdltiaen |
tperoen, miro ar9 oiesmaI triumpbiee
reno berborgeben.
X \ Il
Mgr. Wm. st. Mrnolo, Ser Mrmee-
def Der Selofapldne, bat einen neuen
Mnfrnf erlaiien, nm 6em ,padienoen
Wtmgel an Mrmeetapl6nen ab3ubeI-
fen. Die Nrmee', erfI1rt Wria. Gen.
Mrnolo, ,,brau9t $50 tpeitere Mrmee.
tapldne, % Die Mrmee iid nit ieoem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

M1gr. Wm. Sc. Mrnol6, Ser Mrmee-
def Der Selofapldne, bat einen reuen
Mnfrnf erlaiien, I'M 6em tpa9ien6en
Wfongel an Mrmeefapl6nen abaubeI-
ten. Die Irmee", erfI1rt Brig. Gen.
Mrnolo, ,,brandt $50 tpeitere Mrmee.
tapldne, % Die Arnree iid nit ie6em
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

Captain Sobn Hopers bon One
onta, N. g., Brieiter Der Di6seie M.
banp, befano iid unter ben Bara.
TROOPERS, tpelde auf Nel1-@uinea Ben
nfeorieiten Maiien 5auidirmipruna
i'm Mortbamtal ourdfiibrten.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15
STATE EXCEEDS ITS
BOND QUOTA IN MAY

North Carolina "xC"cdcd lis MAY
quota E" SlO.Oun. 900 III Shlc~ -; T.
bonds by Sgi7.75n. Charlie, II. Rob
"r'Snu. state administrator "t tn"
War Savings Staff. said today ~"
"r> Just been notified by the Tica.-
Hly Department.
The Wa Savings Staff chairu"u.
committees. and citizens nt North
Carolina arc To- DC congratulated
upon this achievement" MIR robert
80" long 90 post m"r'cms Wc have
SON sad But ~ proud as NC ar"
NJ this record, wc must not dw"l.
plG job 20 dn--quotaS tn m'."
every n"nth--unil' peace IS won and
all men arc free"
Administrator Robertson nnnruuC
Cd a. IN" same time that all city
and county Charmcn arc being asked
10 increase their sale Of all bond, for
June by "nr-haif ur more Of The reg
u'ar + bond quota previously set frG
June.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15
NO APPLICATIONS
FOR RATION BOOKS
TO BE GIVEN OUT

III" Vance war price and "a
tiruIrE board has been instruct
81 to refuse to give out any
NOR" applications for war book
No. :; at This time. II Wt> stated
today nv =. VI. Grow der. Chiri
clerk To the board. IN, pcr>nn
who has not already >rnt aiu
applICdii"n form IT, Charlotte
viii h" required To wait until
August I" Cct an application. il
~ said.
We arc assured nv the RAJ
rich niiI"r that everyone viii
bc able Ia get war book Va. )
before II - needed" MT. Grow
der said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15
Ii. }. L. CHAVASSE
IS MADE CAPTAIN

IT.. James Lands Ch,y,s.o
, %l Mr.. and Mrs.. S. Il. ChayaSSc ; son
o'rh promoted To the RANK nC Ma, mas
'hin. Captain Chava>Sc i, cap.
al amp Ru'n"r bu, at the " ",ofd
, ~ "h !"an'"\rr> a, the \. y ,,n
MllitarN Reservation nra, IT, mn
itKSburG, Va. He VA, cnmm,ys stucf,
4 second lieutenant IN the F ,n;,nd
corps after graduation from, or. ,et
1,'i,' ,oa, ocn9oi az Fort Bclvoir in
July' ls4l and was promoted - III Il
iirSt lieutenant several months "a ~ d
al lamp Butncr. where he has boc cs
Stationed since receiving his cow, cow
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15
Docket Cleared
Except for Four
Cases; Champion
Case Witnesses Ill

II was learned this afternoon
thai efforts were being midr t.
compromise the !. (. Champion
rpuI der ease. and while court.
II effect, was idJuIrucd. Judcc
John ' Hurur> >lill was IN the
CIV al there were indication,
'ht; some ttlrmrut might he
CIi",t'd Nv Wednesday >p.-
''Ll N"n'r' ~ 100 men Luth""-
I'D ~ ,rr Court Monday aft
- noon "a ne summoned for
Wednesday, morning never wrr"
SrrNrd. rrI they will, therefore.
Tu' rr"nrt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15
NN\I>i.iE~ tEl

I"GI' completes one year If
service - secretary ni III" Hen
hrrrnn thlmhcT at tonmrTC"
for Nrthur ~. surprise. lie tool,
over th" position on the morning
ui June -. IHi' replacing
~mIth " Young. who resigned
NiN |. IHi!. To enter the I. =.
Saw
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15

Tho Cuii,nG % 7rO.nnD breeder
males. no: IN use. from poultry flocks
in North Carolina will save about
$50 tons Of feed per week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-15

The Catawba County tcrraclng
outfit has tcrraCcd 9.lll acres Of
land a an average cost Of 1923 per
acre.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Concert Fans
Good EorJozz
HeDukeSaw

NEW YORK All those stories
that jazz doesn't belong n the con.
cert hall are the bunk, according
10 Ellington.
The Duke. who started his con.
cert career several years ago in
London and Paris, and whose con-
cert here takes place Sunday, De-
cemoer l9. knows whereof he
speaks.
"On the basis OF nv own exper.
fence" he explains, concerts are
the best medium for trying out new
musical ideas on audiences. All the
other channels have some disad.
vantage Records give you q COCO
balance and plenty OF rehearsal. bu'
YOU can't get the audience reaction
on the spot. Regular theatre dates
have the disadvantage that part OF
the audience expects a vaudeville
show. with singers arc dancers nd
acts, plus movic. so that the band
IS limited in the time and the type
Of material IL can play"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Porter Cleaners
Win2Ganes To
Hold Top Place

Porters Cleaners maintained q
two-game lead in the Motor City
Bowling league by taking two game.
from B and c. club Monday nigh,
al Paradise Bowl The league lead
ers were rolling against the average
OF the B. and c. club.
With George Fields cracking 59s
on high game OF 224. Poriers piled
up 2729 sgsinS; 26l9 for the losers.
Johnson-Hsrris c!ung 10 second
place by winning two games from
Darling Florist, 2676 to 2672. The
Motor City Elks, enjoying an spin
spot, won two from Friars Ale. 2809
70 2730. Acme Florist won three
from Associated Electric 2556 10
2342 Sensation Bar turned back
Edwards Stars in two games, bu;
lost in total pins. 23i7 TO 1892.
Tom Phillips won two from Naci-
rema club but lost IN total pins.
25l6 10 25l3.
Delmonics Bar took two from
Harlem Cleaners. 2247 TO 2l56. De-
troit Maroons dropped two to Wat.
son Realty, 25l3 10 2463.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
College Stars Defeat
Bears On Court, 1851

CHICAGO = The college all
stars basketball team defeated the
champion Washington Gears pro.
tessionals last Friday night. IS to
81. before q record crowd OF 23,825
The triumph msintsost the four
year monopoly held by the col
legiar. in the snnrAl all-star cls,n
with the professionals
The collegians came from behind
IN the earl, stages OF the contest
and overcame an eight point deficit
10 bring the score TO 1911 tie at
the half.
The all-stars forged tn the front
in the first 10 minutes G. the second
half. establishing 27-23 lead be-
hind the shooting Of big Milo Kom-
enich OF the Wyoming AAU titlists,
James Seminoff Of Southern Cali
fornia. and towering Harry Boykofr
Of st. Johns
The all-stars started three "whiz'
kids from the University Of ILL.,
nois. but they were bottled up and
left the game in the first 10 minutes
with the score 10 10 in favor of
the pros.
They came back again in the late
stages of the game an6 looked like
the champions they W last season
ard outplayed the Bears.
The all-stars hit G S field goal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Frat League Will Pry
Off Cage Lid Saturday

The Fraternity Basketball league
will officially open Saturday
Dec IL. when Phi Beta Sigma Ave
opposes Kappa Alpha Psi cagers,
and Omega Phi Psi meets Alpha Phi
Alpha on the court at st. Antoine
YMCA The first game"is scheduled
TO start at 7:30 pm.
The league is getting away to an
early start this season because Of
public demand following the game
Thanksgiving day between a Frat
Representative team and the Sell
fridge Filters, the Fraters barely
nosing out their opponents in a
keenly contested game. The crowd
was the largest ever 10 see a basket
ball game on the Y court
The opening game will mark the
debut OF the Phi Beta Sigma team
in the league. and eyes OF the court
fans will be focused on these
players.
The Kappa and Alpha teams are
signing up some OF their old player:
who have been seriously consider
ing hanging up their shoes.
Omega Phi Psi won the title las
year, and will be out to defend tn
| honors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

attempts but slumpe1 badly from
the frec-throw line. making only
seven OF 3 tries The game was rife
with personal fouls Washington
committing 10 and the sll-stsFs- 10,
out neither team could cash IN from
the free-throw line.
Dolly King OF the pros was high
point man. with IS pol hts. Komen-
lch starred for the sll-stars with
seven markers.
The crowd was a new worlds
record for basketball a'cndance.
Phillips 66 Of Bartle7rille. Okla
national AAU champions. beat the
Dew Chemical Co. OF Midland
Mich. in the preliminary. 1881
Phillips 66 OF Bartlesville, Okla
national AAU champions. beat the
Dow Chemical Co. Of Midland.
Mich. in the preliminary. 1881.
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Patrons Invited
To Theatre Bar

"Ash-Can" Ls-Rue. Club 3. and
C's versatile comedian. gsg-msn.
and producer. collaborating with
Billy Carter. popular NC, and
Wade Boykin. leader OF the band.
has announced that big plans are
under way for brand new revue.
and lots Of stellar entertainment
.or the holidays
At present. Alberta Adams. favor
lie Of the Valley. holds No. posi-
ton in the hearts OF her fans for
her versions OF the blUes.
Also on the vocal side OF the show
are Velma Newsom and Ethel
Mason. i~
Great plans are underway for
more dancing and singing, and a
novelty touch for the coming holi-
day season All the service men who
aren't able 10 spend Christmas al
home, and stationed near Detroit
will be especially welcome 10 have
a Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year al the B. and c.
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the club owners.
But there are some who see
bright light emerging from the re-
cent meeting. They are OF the
opinion that some of the owners
want to use Negro ball players. and
were just using this procedure TO
have Judge Lands go on record that
the Major League owners have no
agreement restricting the use OF
Negro players.
night here il looks like the fnila.
delphia Phillies will be the first
club to break the barriers and use
colored player. While I have no
inside information relative to this.
I'm firmly convinced that Bob Car
penter. the new president. is a very
tolerant man and will not hesitate
to use a man who is best qualified
for the position.
The Detroit Tigers, Chicago White
Sox. Athletics. and a number OF
other Major league clubs could use
a good Negro player He would GER
tainly add to the drawing power OF
the club. especially clubs like the
White Sox. Washington Senator'S
and New York Yankees, clubs with
home grounds in the heart OF thick
ly populated Negro areas.
Just prior TO the interview with
the Negro publishers. Judge Lands
received the following telegram
from Mort Furay. secretary Greater
Detroit and Wayne County Clio In.
dustrial Union Council:
I'm interests Of national unity and
justice urge you 10 discontinue
ban on Negro baseball players in
big leagues. Their ability as base.
ball players, exempllfie- by Satchell
Paige. Glib: on and othe-s proves tina,
unless they participate baseball
cannot truly be called Americas
pastime'
Record OF American Negroes in
sporting events has been pheno.
menal. Halls OF Fame in football
boxing and track echo with names
OF Louis. Robson. Tolan. Owens
and many others. Make IL possible
for Negroes to participate in or
ganized baseball and they will pro-
duce players OF the stature OF Cobb,
Collins, Ruth and Johnson. - Mort
Furay. Secretary Greater Detroit
and Wayne County Clio Industrial,
Union Council"