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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
Prva seja %podruznice
Stew. 2 SANS

Chicago, I'll. - Zastopniki DIR.
Stew. SO S. N. P. ]. in zastopnl-
ce kluba "Bled" so sc dine IS.
fabruarja sesli ma pomenek z
namenom, da 81 Slovenci in Slo-
venke ma severni strani cikas-
kega mesta ~ustanovijo podruz-
nico Slovenskega ameriskega
narodnega sveta ter tako tudl
dejansko sodelujejo nasem
skupnem prizadevanju "a resi-
tev prelepe Slovenije. z dobro
voljo so to tudi dosegli ter IL
volili novi podruznici br. Louisa
Skrbinka "a predsednika, Johna
Morsija "a tajnika,~ Johna Tur-
ka "a blagajnika in Franka Te-
ropsica pa "a zapisnikarja.
Prva seja tie podruznice Sc je
vrsila dine IA. marca. Udelezba
je bila zadovoljiva in vpisalo Sc
je tedaj V podruznico 20 clanov
in clanic. Domala vsi tt so Sc
obvezali placevati najmanj pc
SO centov ma mesec. In Sc pc,
sebnih izrednih prispevkov sc
je nabralo.
Podruznicni predsednik br
Skrbinek je prav spretno vodi
TO zborovanje, ma katerem Sc j
pokazalo, da so Slovenci ma Sc.
Veru tega mesta zelo zavedn
ljudje in da Sc poleg vsega dru.
gega pray 1.-Two zanimajo tud
"a usodo nesrecnega slovenske'
ga naroda ~onostran Atlantske
ga morja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
Preorganizacija Srednje Europe

V londonskem listu "Cehoslo-
yak je objavi. g. minister Mi
an Grol dine 5. marca nasled-
Mi clanek:
Yes svet gleda prot Srednji
Ivropi, katere pojem je v geo.
Grafskem kakor politicnim po-
Sledu Sc nejasen - kakor da je
.jezieek ma tehtnici XII DO. polka
.zal pogoje ravnovesja.
Samovoljni in posebni nacin,
20 katerem so Nemci pred rs
lett uporabljali to oznacbo, ko
so mu dajali vsebino in smer
nasprotno ciljem nash danas.
Nth zaveznikov, nam razodeva
lerealnost in meglenost tega j.
mena, a tudi nevarnost, da ga
uporabljamo ma svoj poseben
nacin in samovoljno kakor oni.
Pri razmotrivanju nash zu-
nanjih problemov ma Balkanu in
v Donavski kotlini, bonn dell
obstojece nacrte v pozitivne in
negativne in zacel z onimi pro-
jekti, XII jih smatram negativ-
MIN. Nekateri iscejo resitev
problema v formulah, XII so ma
prvi pogled videli preproste,
skoro avtomaticne in dovrsene.
XII pa so vote in sedaj zaradi
psihologicnih in moralnih upli.
vov ma javno m~isljenje tudi ne.
varne.
Ne smemo pozabljati zivega
zanimanja ljudstva "a idejo re,
konstrukcijo Europe in vsega
sveta; v svetu, XII je ogromnc
trpel, Sc je rodilo to zanimanje
a splosno hrepenenje "a blago,
stanjem in obljube velikih "a.
vezniskih voditeljev, so ga pc
globile.
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Zdaj pa Sc nahajamo pred
dvema jake tezkima izpitoma,
katera bono morali poloziti.
Zavezniske velesile bodo mo-
rale polagati izpit konstruktiV-
ne sposobnosti, docim DO mora
Ia demokracija - nasa razvoj-
ma demokracija, XII 10 imenujejo
tudi meSGansko - DO morala
skozi izpit smisla "a stvarnost
in realnost.
Povsod govore O nekaksnem
novem svetu in "a ustvarianje
tega sveta zahtevajo zrtev, XII
skoro presegajo cloveske moci.
Dovolite mi, da ma kratko IL
javim: mislim, da sploh nj bolj
ucinkovite propaganda ekstrem-
min in cello anarhisticnih idej,
nego hi bio priznanje S strani
demokracije, da ne INA napra-
viii mic boljsega in vecjega cd
zopetne obnovitve Habsburza-
nov v nasem letu 1913!
Zelo blizu, ali pa cello sorod-
ma tel Habsburski kombinaciji,
publ in prazni in brez vsakega
pozitivnega elemental, je pro-
jekt neke katoliske drzave. Ia
kombinacija vsebuje emo misel
ali ma zalost smo emo: katolis-
ko zavednost. Ia zavednost ie
spostovanja vredna, toda tudi
katoliki sami jo odklanjajo kot
nezadosten element "a uravno-
vesenje interesoy in, kljub vsej
dusevni sill, "a ujedinjenje dus,
Avstrija, kateri dajejo v tel no
vi katoliski DRAW premoc, je
re pref enkrat nosila to apo
stolsko zastavo ma nemskem O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
JugosIovonsko
edinos+

Miss Ruth Mitchell trdi, da
je prijateljica Srbov, a napada
Jugoslavijo in S tenn nanovo
dokazuje globoko modrost sta
rega porekla: Bog mas varuj
nash prijateljev, svojih So
vraznikov pa Sc bono sami OBJ
varovali.
Ma tretji napad Miss Ruth
Mitchell v ameriskem casopisiu
ma hrvaski narod in Jugos1avi-
jo, je vcerajsnji New York
Herald Tribune" objavil nasled.
ME pismo g. ministra Save 10
sanovica:
Kosanovic oznacuje pisanje
Miss Ruth Mitchell kot
skodljivo
Miss Ruth Mitchell je v New
York Herald Tribune zopet OBJ
novila svoje brutalne in zlobne
papade ma Hrvate. Nadala 81 .ie
vlogo braniteljice Srbstva in 81
prizadeva dokazati S sovinistic-
no frazeologijo, katero mrzi We
Gina Srbov, da Jugoslavija ne
more o~bstojati. Kot Srba in de-
mokrata me stresata groza in
stud mad zgodovinskimi pone-
verbami in neresnicami, katere
Miss Mitchell siri - v zablodo
ameriskega javnega misljenja
% Hrvatih, o srbo-hrvaskih cd.
nosajih, 0 Jugoslaviji. Nikakor
Sc nocem zaplesti v polemiko 2
MO, kajti to bi bilo brez haska.
Povdariti pa zelim, zaradi vaz-
Hosti casopisa, XII prinasa pisma
Miss Mitchell, pred vsem ma
slednje:
Jugosiavijo SO ustvarili napo-
RI najboljsih Srbov, Hrvatov in
slovencev. Jugoslavijo je rodila
narodova VOLTA in zgodovinska
potreba. Nasi narodni soyraz.
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toda ia problem je predpogoj
"a vse druge resitve.
Mnogi ten nacrtov "a jutri
slone ma ~stremljenju, da Sc
Nemce razorozi. LIE en- sam ma
CRIT Sc mi zdi ucinkovit: MANFRED
sporazum med Britanskim I'M
perijem in Sovjetsko Rusijo.
Kdor hoee razumeti njegov po-
men, maj lie ma to pomisli, da so
vsi nemski nacrti zgrajeni ma
razdvajanju Britancev in Ru-
SOW. Cesto Sc ~pojavljajo Sport
med malimi drzavami zaradi
nash ozKih idej, XII preprecuje-
jo sporazum S sosedi in tako Sc
bolj otezkocujejo resitev OBJ
Glib problemov.
Tega o mas Jugoslovenih ne
more nikdo trditi. Grsko : jugo-
slovanski sporazum dokazuje
kot zacetek sirsih sporazumov,
da smo pripravljeni storiti vse
mogoce, z balkanskimi narodi
in ma severn, v Donavski kotli-
nj, in to Sc prav posebno v so.
glasju z nasimi cehoslovaskimi
prijatelji, katerih interest v
Donavski kotlini so z nasimi
tesno povezani. Toda ravno ia.
ko kakor v cehoslovasko = poll.
skem vprasanju, je vse to po'
drejeno sporazumu in wolff An
glezev in Rusov, v sporazumu
in S pomocjo Zedinjenih draw
Omega dine, kadar bodo tie tri
sile proglasile svojo soglasnc
voljo, bodo S svojo avtoriteto in
discipline napravile cudeze.
Seveda mali svetniki ne mo
rejo delati cudezev. Kadar zacnc
kovati velike nacrte in Sc spu'
scajo v svoje posebne iniciati
We, male drzave cesto lie ovira'
jo velike korake ma potu v DO
doco Evropo. Veliki branitelj
svobode in pravice ma svetu mo
rajo spregovoriti svojo besedo
Bozja in cloveska pravica, ka
tere so Sc pokazale v lepi sinte
ri v izjavah Stalina in Kanter
burijskega nadskofa, so Sc ven
dar enkrat manifestirale S sill
in avtoriteto, XII sta ponavad
privilegija uzurpatorjev. Mi "a
cunamo ma to bodoco discipline
uvedeno pc wolff velikih svetov
min demokracij. In pazili bono
da nasim zaveznikom tie velik
naloge ne otezkocimo.
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toy in Slovencev - SO Sc vedno
.borili in Sc Be danes bore proti
Jugoslaviji. Napori unicevanja
S strani osisca dokazujejo, pr
vic, da nasi sovrazniki napenja-
jo vse svoje sile, da hi prepre-
Gill obnovitev J~ugoslavije in,
drugic, zivljensko silo ideje Jul
g~oslavije, XII je v nadcloveskem
borbenem naporu vseh treh Sc
stavnih delov prisla do svojega
pravega izraza. To je zgodovin-
ska resnica.
Use, kar je Miss Mitchell pi-
sala v preteklosti in vse, kar o.
ma pise zdaj, je v najlepsem
skladu S propaganda Hitlerja
in Mussolinija in S tenn, kar de-
lata, Pavelie v Zagrebu in Ne
die v Beogradu. Kadar DO Goeb-
bells uporabil izjave Miss Nit
chel v svoji propaganda proti
J~ugoslaviji, bodo jugoslovanski
bojevniki, XII Sc drze v balkan
skin planinah proti neizmerni
premoci, mislili, da Amerika
podpira sovinizen, razkroj in
pogubo njihovega krvavega ma
pora. zaradi tega je ono, kar
pise Miss Mitchell dvakrat skod-
1.-Two Ameriki sami. Mnogo boil
skodljivo kakor Srbom in Hrva-
tom.
New York, 3. aprila 1913.
Sava N. Kosanovic,
minister Jugoslavije.
Sc en- odgovor ma pismo Miss
Mitchell
NEW YORK, 7. aprila my
- - Danasnji New York He
raid Tribune objavlja ~naslednje
pismo:
"Kaj hi mislili Amerikanci,
ako bi Sc pojavil nekaksen jul
goslovanski duplikat Miss Ruth
Mitchell in zahteval, da Sc juz-
ne drzave izloeijo il u. S. A.,
lees da so oeividno v neskladu
z ostalo Ameriko, in njej po-
pomona tuje?
! "Kaj hi dejali An4crikanci, a.
ko hi jim bila .podana taksna
izjava kot dogma, ko da o njeni
resnicnosti in neoporocnosti
sploh ne bi bio mogoce dvomi-
> tt; koncno, kaj hi dejali, ako hi
ia jugoslovanska Miss Mitchell
nujno pozivala Evropo, maj skr-
bi cato, da ostane Amerika V
povojnem svetu "a veene case
razdeljena in sprta? Ali ne hi
vsi uvideli, da je to ocividno
skodljivo in sovrazno zadevam
a in ciljen zedinjenih narodov?
"Prav tako tudi resnicna Miss
D Mitchell nehote sluzi lie nasim
: sovraznikom, XII streme "a tenn,
j da bi zasejali med mas neslogo
= IN potem v slabosti, XII hi izvi-
: rala "a mas IL takih sporov, cr-
pali novih sill in moci "a same
d sebe.
"Podpisana sem rojena Anne
: rikanka, porocena z Jugoslova-
K NOM"
. Mrs. Vladimir Ivanovic
New York, 7. aprila 1919
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
sPLOVITEV sEDMIH BOZ
NH LADU

KEARNY, N. j., 10. aprila.
Tukaj SO danes splovili tri
ladJe preganjalke podmornic in
dve ladji spremljevalki rusil-
cev. Dne %. marca. pa sta bill
splovljeni dive enaki ladji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
TATvINA STEAKOy

Los ANGELES, is. aprila,
Steve K~ormonday, lastnik
neke t~ukajsnje mesnice, je spo-
rocll, Ga 50 vdrli tatovi v ME.
govo mesnico, kjer pa Sc MISC
doteknili "vinaric" in "hambur-
gerlev,' temvec SO odnesli "a
$1,000 vrednosti steakoy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
V

N Tureija, IS. a.
prlla. - V okolici Soluna SC bo-
DO tie dni vrsili veliki manevri
nemskih in bolgarskih Get, XII
oodo poizkusale prepreciti ma
misljeno invazijo.
Bolgarske cete so koncentri-
rane blizu Soluna, nemske pa v
Makedoniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

zemlju, a mi vemo, S kaksnimi
uspehi.
Kar Sc tice mole domovine,
so v njej Slovenci zares vzor
katolikov, toda tudi oni nocejo
nicesar slisati o tel katoliski
drzavi.
Ma neki konferenci tn v OK
fordu, so sami razlozili in OBJ
jasnili kaksne izkusnje so imeli
cd tie katoliske solidarnosti. O.
nj ne prieakujejo cd nemskih in
italijanskih katolikov nobenega
povracila "a trpljenje, katero
prenasajo.
Cehi, XII morajo biti v vseh
kombinacijah, ticocih Sc Sred-
ME Europe, n~ajvaznejsi in ne
obhodno potrebni konstruktivni
clement, tudi odlocno odk1anja-
10 to katolisko drzavo. z Az
strict, Bavarci in Madzari, XII
vedno teze "a Nemci, hi postala
TAXA katoliska drzava predstra-
Ia nemstva, kateri bi bill opro-
Scent vsi nemski grehi in XII hi
povrh tega Sc brez vojne .osvo-
jila Cehoslovasko in tako OLA
cena ter S strani demokracije
blagoslovljena in podpirana,
mogla uspesno dovrsiti nemsko
prodiranje V Donavsko kotlino,
ma Balkan in ma Sredozemsko
morje. Taxa katoliska fedora
CHA seveda racuna ma to, da DO
odtrgala Hrvate in Slovence cd
Jugoslavije. Tako da hi Sc to
delo konstrukcije morale zaceti
najprej z destrukcijo.
Mas Srbov, to je jasno, ne
vabijo v to kombinacijo in mas
~avtomaticno pehajo onkraj kle-
rikalne fronte, v pravoslavne
kombinacije.
Ne bonn Sc poglabljal anali-
20 vseh posledic, kajti popol-
noma dovolj je, da povdarim
naslednje: ia resitev hi ponovi-
la razdelitev Donavske kotline
in prepaid, XII hi bill Sc boil glo-
box nego dozdaj..
Ako hi sploh kaksna kombi,
nacija razbila Evropo, potem bi
bila to pac ia katoliska kombi.
} nacija, XII nj prav mic mani "a,
starela in prezivela kakor kom.
binacija Habsburzanov.
A zdaj imajo Sc neki tretj
projekt. VEN, da bonn tudi tu'
kaj naletel ma protivna mislje'
MIA, toda povedati moran, de-
Sc mi zde ravno tako nerealne
he meglene ideje O nekaksni a
grarni skupnosti, XII maj hi Sc
fantasticnem obsegu razprosti
rala cd Baltiskega pa do Egej
skega morja.
V vsej evropski zgodovini 81
taksna vertikalna linija cd Bal
kama do E~gejskega morja Sc n
nikdar pojavila kot hrbtenics
: neke naravne skupnosti - nit
: V kulturnem ali politicnem, nit
V gospodarskem pogledu. Gil
take skupnosti, ma poljedelsk
osnovi, hi mogel biti, da zascit
t interese istovetnih ali pa VISA
podobnih agrarnih krajev;
nasem slucaju predpogoji "a tx
, ne o~bstojajo.
i Gospodarsko zivljenje teg'
prezoblienega polzkega telesa
XII Sc izgublja v samih nesklad
nostih, hi bio nemogoce, kel
> mu manjkajo organski faktor
j zivega in "a zivljenje sposob
=; mega sistema. TAX konglomera
ne hi reseval problemov, TEN
-. vee hi jih kopieil in grmadil. \
p%oliticnem smislu pa je ia kom
binacija Re v naprej diskrediti
rama zaradi negativnih ciljev
: katere j pripisujejo.
Namigavanje o takozvanen
b sanitarnem kordonu idejo
= katero SO 81 izmislili nacisti il
a fasisti - so vzbudila nezaupa
ME s~ovjetske Unije, tako da b
= vSaka preka kOmbinaciia - X
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Service EIevens Given Break
In Grid Lists in Midwest

Marquette's excellent team at Wis
consin, plus little Miami at Indiana.
First service game In this section
is Sunday, September IL. when Fort
Riley and Great Lakes tangle at
the Naval Training Station. That
will be the first of five home games
for the sailors, whose audience will
be limited to sailor trainees.
Those games between college
teams and service clubs at the vari-
Gus camps, incidentally, will bring
no cost to the services except for
the actual expenses of the visiting
collegiate squad, John L. Grifith,
the Big Ten athletic, commissioner,
pointed out today.
Bow to Service Squads.
The colleges have given up such
contests as the Ohio Minnesota
game, the Michigan Pennsylvania
game, the Pittsburgh Minnesota
game, and SO on, all Of which. were
money games, in order to play where
soldiers and sailors can see the
games free and in their own camps p
Grifiith said.
Grifnth added that Western Con-
ference football oficials have Of
fered to work the service teams
home games while contributing
their usual fees to the camps.
No major team In this area is
playing fewer than eight games.
Illinois, Wisconsin and Notre Dame
are playing 10 apiece and Great
Lakes, II. 49,
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Chesapeake 0uisaiIs
Her 2O-Foot Rivals
Al West River
special pispatch 10 1.he star.

special Disp&tCh 70 lne 0tAfs ~
GALESVILLE, Md, Sept. IA
brisk breeze, which capsized one
boat late today, sent West River
Sailing Clubs annual regatta on 70
a good start here as q fleet OF 20
boats in three classes competed IN
the opening events staged at the
mouth Of wave-capped West River.
Delbert Zang, sailing the well
known Chesapeake, led q feet OF IL
20-footers across the finish line. The
Galesville sailor covered the course
in 1:17.58.
Vernon Gingell Of Washington,
sailing Vanity--another oldtimer on
West River-placed second, less than
two minutes behind Chesapeake.
Buddy Hartge, in the Endeayor. was
third.
Jack Record, champion Baltimore
skipper, led fleet of eight PEN
gums, covering a shorter course
than the 2O-footer's in 0:54:27 Two
Washington sailors, Cooper Light
bown and Writ Gill. placed second
and third, respectively.
Nine of the fast little 16-footers
came out and the winner WAS Enos
Ray Of Fairhaver1. His Flying Cloud
II made the course in 1:29:48. An.
other Galesyille skipper. Bill Hartge,
was second in the Aloha, and Carl
Walton Of Washington was third.
Second and third races Of the
series will be held tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon. A group Of
three comets arrived here late last
night from Washington and win
enter the races tomorrow, according
| to race ofiicials.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Wismer Starts Airing Redskin
Games as Packers Are Met

Harry Wismer of Detroit, one of
the country's topf1ight radio sports
news broadcasters. takes over the
job OF airing the Washington Red
skins games today, when he gives a
play play account of the Red
skim Green Bay Packers game at
Baltimore. The contest will be
heard over Station WMAL begin
ming at 1:45 pm. Game time is 2
o'clock.
Assisting Wismer in supplying
background and color will be Bur
ton Hawkins of The Star sports
staff.
Wismer is no newcomer to pro-
football broadcasts. Last year he
was selected to air the world cham
pionship game at Grifith Stadium
between the Redskins and Chicago
Bears and previously he handled the
Detroit Lions broadcasts.
A former football player at Michi-
gan State until stopped by an in
jury. Wismer has knowledge of
football and background enjoyed by
few commentators. His experience
also includes a term as secretary
of the Detroit Lions pro club.
He began his radio career in 1885
and since has handled many of the
country's big collegiate and pro
games.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
BY HAROLD CLAASSEN,
Associated Presa Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-This was
to be the football season in which
there was no football. only memo
ries. So the, college season gets
under way saturday-much earlier
than usual-and rolls along without
a stop until December.
It's true that some 200 schools
have given up the sport for the
duration, but there still are enough
active ones left to assure every
fanatic game each week end
without too heavy strain on his
limited gasoline supply or shoe cou-
pons..
Saturdays program lists Mullen
berg at Yale and Camp Grant at
Illinois, followed by Sundays Fort
Riley at Great Lakes encounter.
Illinois closed its 1912 season. by
whipping the Camp Grant soldiers,
20 too. -
Conferences Carrying on.
Despite the numerous withdraw
ais virtually all the major confer
ences are continuing. Only the
Missouri Valley circuit, where Tulsa,
Oklahoma, A. and. M. and Drake
are carrying on. and the Southeast
ern loop, where Georgia, Georgia
Tech. Tulane and Louisiana State
are left, show extensive revision.
The Big Ten again will field
Evening star., 1943-09-05
MANY Grid Attractions Remuin
Despite 200 Teams QUITTING

nine clubs, as 1t has done since
Chicago withdrew from gridiron
campaigning. Michigan is the uni
versal choice for the 1943 cham
pionship and perhaps Ohio States
successor as the country's No.
eleven.
Michigan, Navy school, inherit
ed talent from both Wisconsin and
Minnesota to round out a balanced
squad. The Buckeyes this year are
strictly 4-F. Purdue is the mystery
team Of the loop.
In the same general area, Notre
Dame is regarded as strong, al
though Coach Frank Leahy means
otherwise.
Texas, another Navy school, looms
as the strongest in the Southwest
with little Southwestern University
of Georgetown, Tex, regarded as
strong as any OF its big brethren
because Of the influx of major stars,
all Navy trainees. II
The same holds true in the East,
where Rochester is held as the equal
of Dartmouth, Yale and Pennsyl-
vania. Both the service schools, the
United States Military Academy at
West Point and the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, are
strong.
Holy Cross Gains Favor.
Dartmouth was the early summer
pick as the areas best until 1t was
discovered that the Fordham squad
Of 1912 had been moved there in
tact. Now, Holy Cross, little men,
toned previously, is rapidly gain
ing favor.
Colorado, Utah and Utah State
are the only schools continuing
football in the Rocky Mountain's s
big seven loop and Southern Cali
fornia Is reckoned the bell-cow of
the Far West, although some of the
Trojan naval stars have been in
structed to forget football for book
learning.
Duke and North Carolina are re-
garded as the best in the Southern
Conference, distinction Missouri
and Oklahoma enjoy in the big six.
In addition to the strict collegiate
variety there also will be plenty of
service football with the various
pre-flight outfits again in the lime
light along with the Sampson IN.
" and Bainbridge CMd) stations.
Great Lakes won't be a pushover
and neither will the soldiers of
Camp Grant, one of the few Army
camp outfits of top caliber.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
BY DAVE HOFF,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Members of
the Big Ten and their close asso-
ciates, firmly united for this wartime
season of college football, must dive
into those practice sessions more
earnestly because the first game on
the long schedule is just a week
away.
The Western conference, opener,
Camp Grant VS.. Illinois at Champ
paign, is not expected to be indica-
tive OF the type of play this major
football circuit plans to unfold, be-
cause the Illini are considered bot
tom-most in material and Camp
Grant is the most lightly regarded
Of the three big service teams in
this area.
Many Powerful Teams.
But the other conference schools,
plus the Great Lakes and the Iowa
Naval Prefiight Service teams and
such major independents as Notre
Dame and Marquette, are geared for
high class football, and will start
showing on their galaxies of. talent
as early as September 10, when five
games involving these teams start
jamming up the schedule.
/ They will feature Michigan's truly
great and formidable eleven at Camp
Grant, the Iowa 6eahawks at I'LL
nois. Purdues uncertain but power
packed eleven at Great Lakes, and
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Select SoffY Tourney !l'.!l
Starts "Wednesday

The District softball invitation
tournament will begin on Wednes-
day night at. o'clock with q double
header at Washington Softbal1 Sta
dium. :
Teams invited so far are FBI,
Briggs Clarifiers, Kavakos Grill,
Standard Linen, Mount Rainier,
Greenbelt, Engineering and Re-
search and Alexandria Eagles. Pair
ings will be announced later.
Awards will be made to winner
and runnerup, and in addition the
winner will play a two-out-of- three
series against Garvin's Grill, the
District champions.
Garvins were to have played yes
terday in the Middle Atlantic tour
ney in Baltimore, but that series
was postponed until tomorrow at
1890 am.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Ace 0deII, Two Other
Vets, Frosh, Is, Are
Main Penn Hopes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. .s..,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. flake
16-year-old freshman fullback, add
three veterans including a triple
threat star transformed into a
blocker and mix literally with an
assortment of inexperienced per-
formers - that's the recipe with
which George Munger hopes to con-
coct a winning gridiron tid-bit at
Pennsylvania.
Munger hasn't been wailing, but
he can't be blamed for making a
mental note of some of his former
stars now enrolled at rival colleges
such as Princeton, Columbia and
Cornell-all of which are on the
Quakers' schedule.
What is left is spear headed by
Bob O'Dell. brother of Yale mentor.
Howard O'Dell. A crackerjack run
ner, passer and punter last season.
Bob now is ticketed for the blocking
back post-because that's the all
important signal calling slot.
The 16-year-old fullback he
won't be II until December 29-is
John Small. Joe Kane. deferred
chemical student with two years of
varsity experience and Johnny
Maksr. 150-pound sophomore passer,
probably will round out the start
ing backfield.
Veteran Don Bitler. at center win
give Munger at least nucleus for
the forward wall. From there out
in both directions-it's pretty much
guesswork,