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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09

Strukovne junije (misli Sc ma ekonomskL
radnicku organizaciju opste) promasuju il
opste, kada Sc ogranitavaju ma gorilsh rat pro
tiv posledica postojeceg sistema, mesto da
jednovremeno pokusaju izmeniti ga, mesto
da upotrebe svoje organizovane sile kao mali
"a konacno i'm oslobodjenje radnicke klase, to
ravna je null; vrednost politicke aeitacije ne
izmerna ie. - De Leon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Drugo zasedanje.

Drugo zasedanje bilo je vecinom zauzeto
sa izvesta jima Ogranaka. Nekolikos uvoda tim
izvestajima sacinjavaju studiju Socijalistic-
kog pogleda ma lokalne probleme. Buduei da
&c neki cd tih uvoda zapisnik Konvencje,
biti propusteni kroz RADNIcKU BORBU, ST.
visno b bilo da ovde spomnjemo njihovu
sadrainu. Glavno je ustanoviti da svakom
mestu II kome postoji Ogranak Jugoslavens-
ke Federacije Socijalsticke Radnicke Partije,
da Il takvom mestu mi vodimo borbu sa svrhom
da bi oteli jugoslavenske ra9nike ispod otvo-
renog uticaia sovinizma reakcije. Ma koliko
Sc ostale jugoslavenske organizacije ujedinja-
vale sa svrhom da pridobiju jugoslavenske
radnike ia burzoaske svrhe, jugoslavenski O.
granci S. l.. p ostaju kao tvrdjave revoucije.
Pri kraju drugog zasedania konvenciju
su pozdravili bratski delegati. U ime Nacona-
he organizacije S. L. P. govorio je drug Aaron
NJ Orange S. L. P. kandidat "a podpredsedn-
ka Sjedinjenih Drzava proslim zemaljskim
izborima U ime Bugarske Federacije S. L. F.
govorio je drug D. Pankoff; ime Madjarske
Federacije drug T. Vers; ime Sekcije Wayne
County (Detroit), drug James Sim.
l tako b privedeno kraju drugo zasedanje
eve velicanstvene Konvencie.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Trece zasedanje. ;.

Trece zasedanje Konvencie bilo je Il glav-
nom posveceno izvestajma odbora Konvencije
ii izboru move uprave.
Odbor "a rezolucije podneo je jednu rezo-
luciju o takozvanom jugoslavenskom pitanju.
To je rezolucija kakvu moze doneti samo kon-
vencija doslednih Marksista. Z toj rezoluciji
ukljucena je rezolucija usvojena ma Petoj kon-
venciji Jugoslavenske Federacije S. L. P. koja
je bila odrzana istom mestu pre- e. godina.
Ta rezolucija sluzila je kao edan cd fiziekih
dokaza da Sc S. L. P. drzi Marksistickog prin-
cipa nepomirjive klasne borbe Buduci da ce
Sc rezolucija eyentualno poiaviti u RADNIc-
KOJ BORBI suvisno bi bilo da Sc ovde ponav-
lja Ostali odbori podneli su svoje izvestaje u
vez sa nasom agitacijo "a narednu godinu.
Konvencija je usvojila razne preporuke koje
oznacuju da &c nasa agitaciia bti prosirena
iduce godine do stepena do koga nase fizicke
materijalne sposobnosti budu dozvolj javale.
1zbor move uprave, koji kod drugih organ-
Fzacija predstavlja glavnu spornu tacku, bio je
olicenje revolucionarne doslednosti naseg po-
kreta. Tu nije bilo izakulisnih kampanja, tu
nije bilo blokova, tn nije bilo natecaja "a po-
zicije. Svi izbori izvrseni su IL skladu sa prin-
cipom da je ono najbolje sto najbolje sluzi
interesimab naseg pokreta kao celine
Zatim su bratski delegati odrzali kratke
govore izrazajuci zadovoljstvo sa radon kon-
vencije. zayrsnu rec uzeo je drug l.. stefano-
vic koj je izneo jedno interesantno poredjenje
owe velicanstvene konvencije sa konvencijom
odrzanom istom mestu pre- 80. godina, ko-
jem je ustanovio da pored svih promena u.s.
Iowa it'd, S. l.. P. estate dosledna Marksistic-
kom ucenju te radi sada "a isto "a sto je radi-
la tada - "a obaranje kapitalzma. Svrsio je
sa dirljivim priznanjem nasim vrednim drugo-
vima drugaricama koje su nosile ogroman te-
ret konvencijskih priprema.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Prvo zasedanje.

Razume Sc da su gomile fasistickih restrik-
CHA imale svoj ucinak ma planove nasih cla-
nova simpaticara da prisustvuju Konvencij
Ali pored svih poteskoca ipak je revolucionar-
ma VOLTA odlucnost nasla sredstva JOS u pc
tax 6. septembra) poceli su Sc sakupljati de-
legati i gosti. 1ako ne svi, ali mnogo puteva
vodilo je u Detroit, mesto Konvencije.
U subotu oko sata posle podne, drug
Petar Slepcevic, sekretap Federacje, otvorio
je Trideset-drugu Konvenciju. Pod predseda-
teljstvom druga L. Stefanovca, prvo zasedanje
koje je trajalo oko. tri sata, uspelo je konsti
tuisati konvenciju, saslusati opsiran izvestaj
Centralnog Odbora Federacije, izvestaj ured-
nika RADNIcKE BORBE, ives a j ela-
ma N. l. O., z bra t potrebne odbore
te i k drugih stvari ma dnevnom
redu. Posto Sc uvod izvestaju Centralnog Od-
bora pojavljuje u ovom broju, suvisno bi bilo
opsirno komentarisanje istom. Glavno je pod
vue to &c potvrditi citanje uvoda, da je
Centralni Odbor izrazio osecanje drzanje
svih prisutnih kada je svom uvodu odlucno
osudio sve one koji danas varaju jugoslavens-
ke radnike sa laznim obecanjima koje ceka 1s-
ia sudbina koja SUI postigla slicna obecanja cd
pre- Is wise godina. Moze Sc reci da je uvod
izvestaju Centralnog Odbora sluzio kao sluz-
beni izraz potpune saglasnosti Jugoslavenske
Federacije S. L. P. sa princpima program
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije Amerike. jed
noglasno usvajanje toga izvestaja dokazalo je
da su. delegati gotovi da produce sa radon
Konvencije, saglasni po pitanju osnovnih prin-
cipa. A to je nesto sto Sc ne mole reci nj "a
jednu drugu jugoslavensku konvenciju iii kon-
ferenciju Americi.
Zatvaranje prvog zasedanja bio je znak
odborima da otpocnu svoj rad.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09

Osnovni zakon revolucije, predvidjen svi-
ma revolucijama, osobito svima trina ruskim
|revolucijama dvadesetoga stoleea, glasi ovako:
Nije dovoljno "a izvrsenje revolucije, da izrab-
ljene ugnjetene mase pojme nemogucnost ziv-
ljenja po starom nacinu zahtevaju promenu j;
"a izvrsenje revolucije potrebno je, da izrab-
ljivaci prestanu biti stanju da live vladajr
po starom. TEX onda, kada mase NEcE stare
uredjenje i kada vladari NISU STANJU da
vladaju. po starom, = tex onda moze reyoluci
ia pobediti.
Ova istina moze Sc izraziti drugim reci-
ma: Revolucija je nemoguca bez jedne sweeps
te krize, koja zahvata izrabljene izrabljivate.
Il toga sleduje, da je "a izvrsenje revolucije
bitno: prvo, da ve6ina radnika (ili bar vetina
svesnih, mislecih, politick aktivnih radnika)
potpuno shvati nuznost revolucije bude 60
tova da zrtvuje svoje zvote "a nju; drugo da
Sc vladajuca klasa nalazi stanju drzavne kri-
re, koja uvlaci cak najnazadnije mase u po-
litiku. - Nikolaj Lenin.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
RAD NlcKA BOR D A
stina Trideset-druge Konvencije ma kojoj Sc
podigao nov rekord "a noveane priloge RAD
NIGKOJ BORBI.
Koncerat.

KOncerat
nedelju vece s. septembra odrzan je
konvencijski koncerat. Prostrana Rumunska
Dvorana bila je prlieno napunjena. Program
je otpoceo sa Internacionalom koju je pevala
nasa mlada uvek voljna drugarca Elsie Wi
EEK IL Clevelanda, uz pratniu Emery Grecnog
i njegovog poznatog tamburaskog drustva. Ia
tim je sledio pozdravni goyor cd druga Aaron
M. Orange-a, bratskog Delegate S. l.. T. la
tim Sc naizmence redjala pesnla muzka. Pes
me su izvodile Miss Elsie Wick, Miss Anna
Ruzic i Miss Gorica Stanojev. Muziku, pored
Grecnog orkestre, drug c. Fradel, V. Enokian
i Miss Helen Sudar. Zadovoljstvo sa kojim su
prisutni slusali program najbolje Sc da videti
IL cinjenice da svaka pomisao izvestitelja pro-
grama da skrati vreme sa ukidanjem ponovnlh
izlaza nasih umetnika, bio ie ponisten sa od-
lucnim odobravanjem prisutnih koji su zahte-
vail ponovni istup nash umetnika. Mi veru-
jemo da je to wise priznanje njhovoj sposob-
nosti nego ma koje reel cd nase strane Ali
svakako mi Sc zelmo pridruziti izjavi priz-
mania nasim mladim umetnicima te njihovom
prilogu opstem uspehu jskog koncerta.
Priznata je istina da mas pokret nezna "a
one koji Sc slazu sa nasom idejom, niti "a
one koji Sc dive nasim radon pozrtvovanos-
Gu nash clanoya simpattara. Nakon koncer-
ia imali smo priliku da sc upoznamo sa jed
MIN mladim radnikom koji e po prvi put pri-
sustvovao S. l.. P. aferi. Sam kaze da je tex
pre- nekoliko dana po prvi put cuo "a S. L. P.
U razgovoru sa mime tie veGeri rece: "Ja
ne trazim da mi neko rece da kapitalizam ne
valja, toliko znadem ia ne train da mi neko
rece da nema buducnosti "a covecanstvo dok
kapitalizam traje, to MAIDEN. Ono sto meme
najvise interesuje jeste: da Ii postoji organi-
zacija koja ina program Ia podlzanje drustve-
nog uredjenja koje ce biti stanju da zame-
nj kapitalizami da uvede drustveni red kupio
sam preporuceni broj vase literature ia Gu je
romno proctati videti da Ii je Moi odgo-
vasa organizacija. ucinila ma meme jedan do
bar upeeatak. Kada sam dosao ovde rano po
podne, mislio sam da &c govor biti ma engles
kom jeziku, ali ma moju Stetu, tako nije bile.
lpak sam odlucio da ostanern da posmatram.
Milo mi je da sam ostao posto sam "a vreme
vase kolekcije primetio sto do sada nisam pri-
metio nj ma jednoj javnoj skupstini, primetio
sam da su vasi canovi voljni da Sc zrtvuju "a
ono sto on smatraju ispravnim. To &c mi mno-
go pomoci kada budem citao vasu lteraturu.'
Ko zna koliko takvih ina? Ali, iako "a sada
neznamo, mi verujemo da niie daleko dan ka-
da &c Sc poeeti sakupljati ljud zene koji Sc
danas SLAIN i koji &c Sc sutra sloziti pro-
gramom S. L. p, te koji svojim srcima ME-
guju postovanje prema organizaciji koja dos
ledno stoji ma braniku interesa radnicke kla-
Sc "budna ipazljva, ne ustupajuti nista." To
&c bit mas DAM
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Zabaya.

U toku godina nase konvencijske zabave
razvile su Sc u dualne afere. Igranka pruzi
mladjima priliku da igraju do mile wolfe, Or
ganizovanost afere omoguei acknowledgements
koji su sproveli tri dogadjaja puma dana IL
radu "a veliku nam deju, da Sc malo odmore
te da sc oni koji odlaze oproste sa onlma koJl
ostaju, da zajednick uzvamo u postignucima
naseg pokreta, koja mas, pored svega umora,
odusevljavaju nadahnjuju zeljom "a jos in
tenzivniji rad "a opstu nam stvar.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-09
Zakl.jucak.

Mi neznamo da Ii &c Sc neprijatelJska
stan1pa usuditi da Sc osvrne ma nasu Konven-
ciju, "a sada to ne menja stvar. Ali mi ose-
eamo da &c nas protvnici koji su godinama
govorili o nasoj Federaciji kao "okamenje-
moi sekti" nasoj RADNIcKOJ BORBI kao
"suhoparnoj" morati da Sc pitaju: kako to
da ia "suhoparna" novna i ia "okamenjena
sekta" mogu postici takve rezultate? Evo i'm
odgovora unapred:
Pre- wise cd trideset i sest godna poceli
smo da sirimo ideju oslobodjenja radnicke
klase Tada smo ustanovili da je mas zadatak
da klasno prosvetimo revolucionarno orga-
nizujemo nasu klasu "a izvrsenj je Proleterske
Revolucije Produzili smo sa nasim radon. MIS-
mo dozvolli da mas ova iii ona pojava skre-
ne ma stramputcu. Razvili smo organizaclju
proleterske kulture sredini sve veee duhov-
ne kaljuze kapitalizma. Ostali smo doslednl
najuzvisenijoj ajvelicanstvenijoj ideji is
toriji ljudskog roda - oslobodjenju covecans-
tva ispod morije klasne vladavine.
Sve to je olicavala slavna Trideset-druga
konvencija Jugoslavenske Federacije Socija-
llsticke Radnicke Partije Amerike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Paul MaIon Says:
BeveTidse Plan No Utopia

IL the government had kept
prices stable-far more people
would have accomplished more
security for themselves than is
represented by these small bene-
fit payments to the few.
DUT then you may say:
- Why not increase the allow
ances and continue TO follow the
path of Beverage and our own
current social security system?
They are trying to do that
now in Michigan. A proposal is
pending TO have the state pay a
base average of $26 a week for
unemployment. plus So for each
dependent, with protective
maximum of $38 per week.
That suggests a decent living,
but il also suggests tremendous
taxation on all the workers and
employees to pay TO the few who
are not good workers, or TO
those who will be able 10 make
more money staying idle and
living off the government than
by doing a days work.
CECURITY is a goal man al
~ ways has sought and never
attained. He will never attain
il because it is not an absolute
thing. There is no security in
nature.
TT IS not likely that man will
Il ever devise a means for COM
pletely overcoming the hazards
of life. Certainly the kind of
security that the political huck-
sters now are crying is a ques-
tionable method which has not
performed the feats claimed for
IL and can never do so.
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Reproduction In Whole or In Part
Strictly Prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Paul MaIIon Says:
WASHINGTON, March 5-The
w politicians are busting off a

WASHINGTON March 5-The
w politicians are busting off a
new brand of goods called the
Beveridge Social Security Plan.
Sir William Beveridge is conf
ing to this country shortly TO
promote il and is already talk
ing to some of our meetings on
trans oceanic telephone.
The London press and radio
reporters handled the recent de-
bate in Parliament on the SUBJ
ject as if this plan was to answer
mans historic longing for safety
in life. The state was TO care
for all his ills. from cradle TO
the grave. providing disability
allowances. medical, and mater
nifty benefits. Anyone who was
against the idea was just an
old Tory.
All right thinkers. with the
interest of the common people
at heart. were for il. That is the
picture with which we are pre-
sented.
WHAT nobody pointed out
w was that the average dis
ability allowance for a man. and
wife under this Beveridge pana-
cea was S8.08 a week. This is
hardly enough to keep body and
soul alive. Certainly it is not
social security.
1t is just a pleasant standard
guard against starvation. and
hardly justifies the idealistic adj
vertising that accompanies 1t.
The American system has pro-
vided a similar pittance OF
S22.94 a month average pay
ment for old age benefits. and
S13 a week for unemployment
insurance.
While all people have paid
into the fund. very few people
have benefited. Our experience
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

with social security 10 date has
shown IL TO be mainly sly
method of collecting more taxes.
THE two funds in the treasury
Il have collected $1,000, 900. 900
more TO date than they have
paid out, but this $1,000. 0O0,-
900 can hardly be called fund
because il merely represents a
debt of the treasury to itself, as
the money has been spent on
regular government running ex-
penSeS.
IL is doubtful If many people
will ever benefit, if this govern
ment otherwise provides their
lives with a decent living stand
ard. The average good worker
will never be out of job in his
life, or should not be. There
was never a time in the worst
depression when more than one
fifth of the workers were out OF
jobs.
And il the worker is thus pro-
vided with decent living
standard, he can make better
provisions himself for his old
age than the government offers
him with its $22.94 a month TO
live on.
IT IS evident that real social
Il security calls for something
bigger than Beverage plans.
Far more important for one in
stance. is the price level and the
value of the dollar.
The $22.94 month cure for
old age fears, was enacted some
years ago with somewhat the
same glamor Of publicity.
prophecying a guarantee of So
cial security for all. at a time
when prices of food were just
about half what they are now.
A greater degree OF social Sc
curity would have been offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Buy Only
What You
Need!
Put the Rest
in War Saw.
ings Stamps
and Bonds!
CUSTOM
FRAMING
as You Like 1t

Be sure to have those pictures framed
just right. Let US help you see that.
your print. photo, watereolor, or
etching is framed to suit your specific
taste. Preserve that favorits pictucr.
Eisbf5 Fieor-Bridss--Ssefie .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

Prien Subject TO 30 Ssis5 Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Mr.. WhiSEey.S Busy
PUTTING FINGER ON ATHLETES

could go bouncing right along.
That, however. of course VIII be
contingent upon II having enough
men TO start at all. III
This upcoming bout of tomOr-
row evening between the afore-
mentioned MeSsrs. Zivic and La
motta will be the third encounter
between the two gentlemen. They
previously have split a pair OF
decisions.
If Zivic passes his physical and
is indicted this particular en-
gagement will be his swan song
as they say.
Anyway. il will be his last bout
for the duration and fittingly IT
will be fought in Madison Square
Garden where he has contributed
a few pages of his own TO pugil-
iStic modern history. He has APP
peared in the big arena ID times
during his career in star bouts
winning some, losing some, but
always looking pretty gOod-wher
ne telt IKE ~.
He felt mighty fine the night
ne met Henry Armstrong for the
latters world welterwelght title
and won il. He was in finer fet.
tie still in their return match AND
knocked Armstrong into bloody
shambleS for the first knockout
Henry had ever suffered.
His bout with Lamotta fur
nisheS another interesting high
light on the fellow too, for Zivic
welterweight, finds himself car
Fying on this feud at his age with
young full-blown middleweight
Needless 10 add ne has ex'
pressed a preference for the ma
rines if they induct him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Only MirdlIes
Can Stop Prep
Grid Favorites

Unless the two biggest upsets
.Akthe season occur, nishtiall to-
pBrrow should see Hamtramck
and Cooley prep elevens with the
divisional titles of the Metropoli-
tan League safely tucked away.
In their final games of the reg
ular season, Hamtramck is an
overwhelming favorite to beat
Northeastern at Keyworth sta
dunn and Cooley holds the same
edge over Central at Cooley Field.
The Cosmos have won all five
starts on the east side, while the
Cardinals are unbeaten IN the
same number of contests on the
west side. Victories tomorrow VIII
bring them together for the Metro
championship Saturday, Nov 70,
at u. of d. Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Pepsi Bounles
Back TO Win ;;
StdnuIis Has 688
sTANDISGs

Just when the question what's
the matter with PepSi-Cola p be-
gan TO have wide circulation,
Herman Bengell's charges fur
nished one answer last night at
Crest Lanes during the Michigan
Major League schedule II was
nothing that few strikes in a
row won't cure"
Pepsi had them against Fred
Buiack's highly fancied S. and S.
Tools. landing its first sweep of
the season. 300 10 1850. The Pepsi
total was two under the current
mark. Emil Wansa had ga. Jim
Marshall Gas, and Bill Jordan 627
Therman Gibson smote the
naples for Gel and made the Al
$40 on a delicate cut that brought
an approving whoop from the
bench warmers. Pete Otto of Auto
Club topped Gibson by eight,
Leading the field was Stanley
Stanulis of Sackman. who spliced
POS 225-25S into 68S. II went into
28l0 as Sackman lost two TO the
constantly improving MurdockS,
whose Jack DiGiovanni had $50
of 1929
Bob Johnson. home on furlough
from the army, sat in for Stand
ard and fired $50 from 212-208-
1913. Standard dropped two TO
Detroit Sales after having some
fun of recent weeks in knocking
over stronger clubs in various
leagues. Sales had 2749 70 Stand
ards 2799
De Luxe-D kept It's five-game
lead in winning pair from
Ramona. 27S2 10 2709. Louis Burr
handling 636.
Walter Pageau Of Bolle had 635,
Bob Schlicher of Cotters. 626.
Henry Gavie Ramona 642, Carl
Polens Of Auto Club els.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the
Night Edition only the name OF horse
which race experts feel is among the out
standing bets of the day.
The code key appears each night In
the Eight star and Red Line Editions
with a number corresponding In each letter
OF the alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T 10
PRINTED IN CODE.
Tomorrow's code follows:
A-s Bal CHI E-s4 F-4S G-Ss H-52 1879
las KISS L-ss M-I2 MIS- O-sI Pas q so
RS sat T-e0 U-42 Val WI Ms Y-5s IA
Clip this code key. II will enable you to
decipher the name OF tomorrow's code
appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EpI-
TON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
N1ack.S Old
Boss Dies

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. II tUP)
49, J. Earl Wagner. 81. former
owner OF the Philadelphia Phillies
and the Washington Senators.
died at his home yesterday fol-
lowing an illness Of three years.
Wagner owned the Senators
when ne signed Connie Mack,
present manager OF the Phlladel-
phia Athletics. 10 catch for Wash
lngton in 1900. He owned the
Phillics IN 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

Thirty teams. 10 Detroit, five
Flint, two from Grand Rapids and
Saginaw, one Lansing, Muskegon,
Battle Creek. Kalamazoo, Pontiac
and Benton Harbor, have an idea
they can unseat Joe Norris
Stroh's as state match game bowl
ing champion.
At least they declared they felt
that way about Stroh'S, also ma
tionaJ titlcholder, when they filed
their entries for the nine-game
elimination test 10 be held at Tom
Halligan's Flint Recreation Nov.
z7-28 under the supervision Of the
Michigan State Bowling Associa-
ton. Out Of Flint will comet
Stroh's challenger for an lS-game
match at a later date.
There is room for two more
teams in the Examinations, accord
ing TO Walter Pageau, state sec
rotary. Following is a list Of
clubs that will command state
W lht llAAtlENA AAOlAA oAcll W AlAiAoAi s
DETROIT-Ekhardt q Becker. George
Bryant: Chene .Tr0mbly Recreation, Joe
Psulus; Mineralites Harold Allen, j. T..
Berger Charles GOodrow Sackman's. Ted
Reclaim: Standard. Ellis walker De Luxe
d. Louis Burr; Palmer Park Recreation.
Artie Watson: KOppitz, Jack Gardner,
Palm Beach Recreation Joe Adams. Jerry
Mccarthy. Bob Cole: Young. George Mac
Lelan: Gerisch. Earl Benton Index. Norm
Halleen Kraetke, Pat Brady
FLINT-C II. Moen Louis Weisen
Reub's. Chris LETTER. Frankeumuth Wally
Wegener; West side John Borsth. Emirs
Novelty Ben Grimes.
GRAND RAP1DS-Schlitz Al Wenger;
Wegners Rec, Tony Chappni
SAGINAW-GRrher- Buick Paul Dye. .
Morley -Eijer, Jimmy Poitrss
LANSING Bowling Proprletors George
COlett
MUSHROOM East Gate Tom McEntes.
BATTLE CREEK Twentieth Century
Recreation Jack Sharkey
KALAMAZOO 49, Louies Restaurant,
Charley Treat
PONTIAC-schiitz George Smith
BENTON HARBOR -- Superior stsels.
Herman Krieger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
By LAYTON CARVER
international News service sports Editor

intefnhllonhl NfNh service Spofh E"'"'
NEW YORK. Nov. IL QNS)-r
Mr.. Whlskers, otherwise known
as your uncle Samuel, is putting
the finger on athletes with in
creaSing rapidity.
With dependency no longer a
reason for deferment from mill
tary service, the wheels OF war
are grinding through the ranks
of the sports headliners who, in
many cases, previously had been
deferred.
In the last "a hours, second
baseman Mickey Wick, OF the
New York Giants. and pitcher Hi
ram Bithorn. of the Chicago Cubs,
have been indicted: pitcher Tom
my Bridges. of the Detroit Tigers,
has been called up for his Physi-
CAL and pitcher Rip Sewell, OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been
rejected.
Others have preceded them TO
their local boards since the base
ball season ended and, in boxing.
Fritzie Civic, who meets Jake
Lamotta in Madison Square Gar
den tomorrow. has been notified
TO pay a call TO his board at
Pittsburgh on Sunday.