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JUNIJA Sc BOGATT
SA CLANARINOM RADNIKA

NEW YORY, N. Y. = William
Pollock, generalni sekretar-bla-
gajnik Textile Workers of Ame-
RIGA (C.I.OD, izjavio ie pred izvrs-
MIN odborom junije proslog Get
vrtka e. maja) da je ia junija bo-
gatija "a s239,6O6.OO nego sto je
bila pre- dve godine. Pollock ie IL
javio da junija broji 100000 cla-
nova i da ina ugovor sa | 200 pos
lodavaca IL 33 drzave. Ta iunija
je otpocela kao odbor "a organi-
Zovanje tekstilnih radnika, kada
je Lewis poGeo da gradi CLIO.
Pre- cetiri godine organizovana
je kao junija Kroz prosle dve go
dine junija je imala prihod cd
$2,303, $500, cd toga je doslo ma
ime elanarine S1,994,2S2.OO a ma
ime urisnine S1O9 ,226.OO
To je broino velika iunija. To
je finansijski jaka organizacija.
A sta cd toga dobiiu skoro pola
miliona clanova koji su uplatili
skoro 2 miliona dolara ma ime ella
marine? Dobiju = strajkovi i'm Sc
proglase 'nezakonitim" iii ''neo-
vlastenim"; preti i'm sc da ako Sc
II DAMN slucajevima ne povrate
ma posao da ce biti otpusteni; it'd,
it'd. "a To su uplatili kroz prosle
dve godine skoro 2 miiIiona doIa-
ra clanarine!
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,,77O,OOO ma 2,633,907 clanova.

4,77O.0OO ma 2,633,907 clanova.
Interesntno bi bilo znati koliko
-je od toga broja otpalo zbog pot
punog razocaranja sa fasizmom,
a koliko kao rezultat procesa els
cenia" smislu Il kom sc takva
"6iscenja" izvrsavahu Hitlero-
vol Nemackoj i IL Stalinovoj Rusi
il. Jamacno da je bilo jednog i
drugog - udrobljeno.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
Pregled Stranih Vesti

znaci dale nemoguce iako pod mno-
90 tezim prilikama. A sve to bl
trebalo da sluzi kao podstrek a.
merickim radnicima da Sc orga-
nizuju politicki Il industrijama
sa svrhom obaranja kapitalizma,
dok Jos imamo relativno idealne
prilike "a takvo organizovanje Il
ovoj zemlji.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-05-20
Italia

Vesti kazu da su il Italije dos
le sluzbene cifre (taino) koie is
ticu ogroman pad u broju clans
tva Fasisticke partije. Februars-
XII izvestaj sekretara, Aldo Vidus-
soni, prema vestima, kaze da ie
broj clanstva opao sa 27,376,3O1
ma 12,367,28 "a jednu godinu. O.
delenje poznato pod imenom "Fas-
ci di Combattimento' spalo je sa
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BCDCCl, Sc jedan zakonoprojekat, popualno pozla k
Austin W adsworth BILL koj prprava prsnu ranu suz
saala naaz pred Kongresom;
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uund Ii Oipoiu pltIsAa hoJI y
na njih nametnut. i Il registr.ra-
nje njihovog protesta rrotiv ka-
pitalistickog izrabljivanja sa me
ovlastenim" odbiianjem da rade
sa cvrstim drzanjem prema nil
hovoi odluGnosti da dobiju sToje
zahteve sa strajkom, ne NOSE biti
drugo vec simbol made I'd pro-
budiivanje cele americke radniG-
kc klase prema njenim interest
ma;
BUDUCI, da su zahtevi rudara
pravedni ma svome mestu, i lah-
ko mogu biti zadovoljeni:
BUDUCI, da 81 vlasnici rudni-
ka autokratski drsko odbili da
slusaiu legitimne zahteve rudar-
skin radnika:
BUDUCI. da su vlada, stampa i
svi drugi kovaci takozvanog Jaw
nog mnjenia bacili odgovornost
"a sadasnje zaustavljanje ma rad
nike, zadrzavajuci potpuno svaku
kritiku autokratskih barona uglia
Itoi; Guzimajuci najsirje n MAJ
-essprryyrranrJe zl-rTsyE l5y'e4ssss-
ovoj borbi) su krivci naimanie
toliko koliko radnici, iako su
poslednji tako zverski izrabljeni
j cd kojih Sc krade plod njihovog
rada; zato bi
ODLUCENO, da SociialistiGka
Radnicka Partiia Amerike, kroz
svoi Narodni Izvrsni Odbor, "a
sedavajuci II New York-u 2. maia.
proglasuie svoju solidarnost sa
ovim borbenim radnicima u nil
hovoi manifestaciii syojih klasnih
irteresa: bi dalje
ODLUCENO, da SociialistiGka
Radnicka Partiia opomene te rad
nike da premda njihovo vodjstvo
iZgleda "agresivno,' da je to vodi-
stvo isto toliko agresivno pc
vlacenju Il izdaji radnickih "a
hteva; bi dalje
ODLUCENO. da Socijalisticka
Radni6ka Partiia iznese pred
ugljokopace sve druge radnike
pouku istorije da tako dugo dok
je kapitalizmu dozvoljeno da OPP
stoji, izrabliivanje ekonomska
autokratija su neizbezni; bi ko-
Eacno
ODLUCENO, da program Soci-
ialisticke Radnicke Partije koii
priznaie nedovolinost oslaniania
ma strajkove potpunu beskoris-
most svih reformistickih zahteva.
j koji zagovara politicko i Soci-
Observation-Disclosures organize
vanje radnika kao klase "a do
koncanje kapitalizma i uspostavu
Socijalistickog drustva bude pro-
sireno medju sve vecim brojem
radnika kao jedina NADIA cove
Ganstva "a svet bez abljivanja,
bede, despotizma rata.
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Narodni IZvr$ni 0dbOr SIP.
Usvoio Rezo|uCiju Pozdrav|jajuCi
bOrbene RudarSke Radnike

Potrebe americkog kapitalizna,
dok ie zaloZen totalncm ratu,
neizbezno rezultiraju u wise nego
mirnovremenoi intensifikaciji IL
rabljivanja ameriGke radnicke
klase. Ova ratoyremena intensi
fikaciia ocevidno napreduje sa
korakom mnogo brzim nego sto
bese ikada postignut periodima
izmedju ratova. Ratno stanje j
sve odurnije upotrebljavanj pot
Giniavajucih sila kapitalistiGks
politicke drzave koje Sc razvija
IL ovog stanja, davaju kapitali
stickoj klasi sredstya Ia postig
nuce nienih ciljeva koje garan-
cije ustava iasno zabranjuju, /
tradicije nacije i normalno ope-
risanje zakona ponude traznje
cine nemoruGim mirno doba.
Kapitalisticke ratodobne po-
trebe, koje brZo postaju potrebe
svih-vremena onih koji Sc koriste
sa kapitalizmom. uklju6uju ma
metanie kontrole mad radnicin1a /
mad cenom radne snage koie sc
industrijalnih originatora obi&no
poZnatih pod imenom Fasisti
Nacisti. Blagorecivo. owe kontro-
le Sc nazivaiu sa izgledno beza-
zlenim imenima "sn1rzavanie po-
slova" "smrzavanie naiamnice. y
Niihov ucinak Il odnasanju radni-
kove slobode Il gonecem sniza-
vanju zivotnog standarda americ-
XIII radnika jeste nista mamie
stvaran cd onih koji Sc pristine
namecu u fasistickim nacijama
Do sada, pravo americkih rad
nika da strajkuju protiv kontrole
mad njihovim najamnicama i "a
veci dec bogatstva kojeg iedino
oni proizvadjaiu, nije proglaSeno
nezakonitim. Ali, zaveti nekih
radnickih porucnika kapitalistic-
ke klase da &c odustaviti radnike
cd straikovania, president kojj
su uspostavljeni upotrebl java
MEM voinika sa svrhom plaSenia
pobunjenih radnika, mobilizacija
svih kapitalistickih organa pro-
pagande "a stvaranje sta Sc lazno
raziva "javno mnjenje" ostetile
su, otisle su daleko ka unista-
vanju prava kojeg kapitalisticka
drzava niene razne agencije po-
StlNaJu JedlnO Sa JeZlkOm.
Suoceni sa prisiliavanjem koie
do sada ne bese siroko upotreb-
ljavano ovoj zemlji, ugljokopaci
CHE zrabljivanje mirnog doba be-
Sc uzasno otescano sa ratodob-
MIN zahtevima kapitalizma polka
zali su duh otpora odlucnosti
da dobiju. u formi naiamnice, We
ci deo bogatstva kojeg oni pro-
izvadiaju, dec koji i tada nebi bio
ravan povecanim cenama zivotnih
namirnica. Manifestacija ovog
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Rezolucija
Konskripciji Radnika
usvojena
Narodnom Izvrsnom Odboru
SOCIJALISTICKE RADNICKE PARTTJE
svojoj godisnjoj ednc II New York, n Y
MAJA,

BUDUcI, jelan zakonoprojeka popu1arno pozna kao
Ausn-W aeswo bill, koj prpravlja prslnu radnu sluzbu
sada nalaz pred Kongresom;i
BUDUCI, da ie tai zakono-projekat sranno k + Ell
trnaese Dopune Usavu koa iasno oreeno proglasje a
''Niti ropstvo nti ncprivona suzba. postoia
Sedinjenm Drzavama nit kojcm potpaajutem
pod njihovu iurslikciju'';
BUDJC1, a prslna lalna suzba iii konskripca aelika
jeste neprivona suzba nkakva kolcina vavog mlrova
MIA iii prikrivana moze sakr cniencu nit sakriti
sfnost tog zakonoproekta sicnom sesvu poprml enon
po gospo.arma srlom izvrsenia
ponizenja nemackh radnika do stanja nstkih robova
BUDUCI, a konskripcija ranika opisana srane
enog Cd jenih prvoreen advokaa njuorske Herald Tr
be,' lao .sham sshaness''l ra,nke, ham Ko oval
drski advokat neprvoe sluzbe kaze mczc bit udcsen
ko da zul ako nepazljvo priznavauti kobnu svrbu
zakono-proiekta da ponovo uspostavi ropstvo;
BUDUCI da konskrpcija ra,niLa jenom s1nireno prim
ena skoro e neizbezna a posane sana crta kapaisti
kog rustva poso poradja birorasku masineliu
menacje radnika koja prmenva usove bes-
poslce mira; zao b
ODLUCENO da Narodni Izvrsni Odbor ocjascke Rad
nicke Pae Amerke, svojem godisnem zasedanu New
Yorku, oval gi dan maja 1913 proglas svou zlazu
opoziciu AusW Wasworthovom zakonoprojeku swim siG-
porzavana metanja okova korisne prozva-
dace osudi ga kao bezdvobeno prevracne Usava Sed-
neih Dzava, da podseti Ganoye kongresa da ako ova
projekat postane zkon on ko bu glasa NIGGA time
kse zakevu svoga polozaa a &c postovat bran Ustav
nase zeme ko prekrsaj (ako cjen nameo) este
izdaii prema zeml zdajstvo prema Sednjcnm Dr.
zavama; b lalje
ODLUCENO, da mi pozivamo canstvo Socjalstcke Rad
ncke Partie smpaere podupirace generano da poveca
svou aktivnos da uzbude svoje dugove ranke
krcno opasnos koja saa preti, urgrajuc kao cdan
Cd naefektvnh sadasih metoda opsrno asturvane par
tjske brosure Konskripcija Radnka Korak ka Inusta
Ropstvu b konacno
ODLUCENO, da kopje rezoucije protesa bulu pos
lane staml predsednku Kong1esionanh odboa ko sada
promat1aju receni Austin Wadsworhov zakonoprocka
swim drgim zanteesovanim osobama tla Dude stampana
partijskoj stamp.
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Sa Fronta Klasne Borbe

ME- i KRETANJE SVIH INDUS
TRIJA u KORIST CELOG DRUS-
iva. Iii tako iii z!o!
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STRAJKASI ODRIJAJU
"POMOC" WAR LABOR BOARD-a

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Proslog
cetvrtka (6.maja) stupilo ie Ma
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|~ASA- SREDS iva:

|MASA S r E DS IVA:
|1V Prosveeivanje radHicke!
klase. U duhu Marksizma !!
'da. su rad j kapital nepo5!!
.nirljivi HepFijateli;; srga-!!
Fnizovanje ratlnieke klase u!
jednu RevOIucionarnu Po-
liticku Partiju "a osvaja-
ME razaranjje POIiticke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga-;
nizovanje radnika j u jed
MI revOluciOnarnu Indus
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME. drzanje i kre4anje
svih zemaljskih industrija.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -ss--t 4
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Contest on Back Yard
Fairgrounds Opens
Prizes Offered in Plan
To Reduce Child Fatalities

The play in Your Own Back
Yard" contest sponsored by the Child
Traffic Safety Council for the last
three years begins today with the
distribution of entry blanks by
school authorities. -
The contest is part OF the cam
paign to cut down loss of life and in
juries among pre-school children
who play on the street because of
lack of conveniently located nurs-
cry schools and play centers. The
highest accident rates, according to
the Traffic Advisory Council, exist
among children under years of age,
for whom no adequate provision has
yet been made in the District.
Home Fairgrounds are suitable
mainly for the children of non-
working mothers. For children
of working mothers. a playground
at home is not feasible. since there
is no supervision. The contest spon-
sored by the Child Traffic Safety
Council seeks to develop WELL
equipped back yards. Families with
the most suitably equipped back
yard will win $50 War bond as first
prize: a complete outdoor gym for
the second prize and $25 War bond
as third prize
Other agencies sponsoring the
contest are the Junior Board of
Commerce, the District Recreation
Department. the Council Of Social
Agencies, the Department Of We
hicles and Traffic and public and
parochial school authorities,
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Polish Bishop Asks
Aid for Child ExiIes
400. 900 Taken to Russio
Have Perished, He Says

By the Associated Press.
Fully 400, 900 of the 1,0OO, 900 Polish
children transported to Russia in
1939-40 have "perished from hunger
and exposure" Bishop Josef Gaw-
lima, chief of chaplains of the Polish
armed forces, said today in an ap-
peal for help for the child exiles
still surviving.
Issued through the National Cath
olic Welfare Conference here, the
bishops appeal said:
These children were snatched
from their homes in the winter of
1939-40 at Lwow. Vilno and the en-
tire eastern part of Poland. For the
most part, they were herded into
railroad cars, transported to Russia
and placed on cooperative farms
where heavy work was their lot"
The children received neither
education nor spiritual consolation,
said Bishop Gawlina, "for no one
knows where the exiled Polish
priests are kept"
he 0eScrlped the pngnL OF POllSn
child refugees in Iraq and Iran as
pathetic, told of an immense cem-
etery" in Teheran where the bodies
of Polish children lie buried, and
described the Polish boys in a
Teheran refugee camp as living
skeletons in tattered clothes, begging
for bread"
Since you Americans cannot go
personally to help these homeless,
fatherless and motherless Polish
Children the bishop concluded,
please pray for them that there
their miseries may end"
His appeal was issued in connec-
ton with the American Bishops
War Emergency and Relief Com
mittee collection, scheduled for next
Sunday in Catholic churches from
coast to coast.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Church Urged 10 Mold
Postwar World
Organized Bible Gloss
Group Hears Sporkmon

The churches of America can play
an important part now in shaping
public opinion on postwar planning,
Representative Sparkman, Demo-
crat, of Alabama told members of
the Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton last night at their 14th annual
banquet in the National Baptist
Memorial Church.
Expressing the belief that the
Americans must start talking and
thinking" about postwar plans now
IF we are to have an enduring
peace" Mr.. Sparkman said that in
the final analysis Congress, which
will largely shape Americas future
foreign policy, expresses the will of
the people.
The churches must do their part
to prevent Americans from adopting
q "complacent, self satisfied" atti-
tude which was the case following
the last war, he stated. He warned
that the United States cannot isolate
itself from the rest of the world,
even if it wanted to.
Charles H. Cooke, chairman of
the Easter Sunrise Committee, an
nounced that for the second con-
secutive year Easter sunrise services
will be held on the heights of Fort
Lincoln.
A musical program, featuring the
voices of Miss Juanita Claxon of the
Philadelphia Opera Co. and Luther
Carter of the National Baptist
Church choir, was presented.
Invocation was by the DR.. G. G.
johnson, pastor of the church, and
the benediction was given by DIR.
Charles E. Resser president of the
District of Columbia Sunday School
Association. Page NICK. Etchison,
president of the Organized Bible
Glass Association, presided.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Charles PuImer Steurns
Rites Today at Richmond

Charles Palmer Stearns, resident
of Chevy Chase, Md, for the past
nine years, who died last month in
San Juan, P. R., will be buried today
in Richmond, Va.
Surviving Mr.. Stearns are his
widow, Mrs. Florence Murphy
Stearns; q son, Franklin Stearns,
4th; a brother, Palmer M. Stearns
of Arlington, Va, and six sisters,
Mrs. Charles Rixey and Miss Emily
Stearns of Farley, Va; Mrs. Presley
M. Rixey of Alexandria. Va; Mrs.
Kemper McClanahan and Miss Alice
Stearns Of Washington and Mrs.
George A. Gray of Chevy Chase,
Md.
Mr.. Stearns, q native of Farley,
the family home near Culpeper,
was graduated from Episcopal High
School in Alexandria and George
town University law school.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
himmIer sNewspaper
Asks More Babies 10
Replace War Losses
German Catholic Bishops
DepIore Growing Tide
OfFree Love and Adultery
, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, April L.
Reverting to lavorite theme, Helm
rich Himmler's Das Schwarze Korps
declared yesterday that Germany
needs more children to compensate
for war losses and facilitate sending
Germans Into all countries whose
occupation is necessary"
Publication of the article followed
disclosure by the Catholic Inter-
national Press Agency that German
Catholic bishops. in lenten pastoral
letter. had deplored the growing tide
of free lovee, adultery and forced
marriages" in Germany, as we'll as
the Nazi doctrine that virginity is
treason to the race"
Das Schwarze Korps, one of the
principal proponents of the Nazi
race policy which advocates children
with or without marriage, en-
phasized in its editorial the need of
maintaining the German birth rate,
even though child-bearing may tenn
porarily compel women to abandon
war work.
Children Will Serve Nation.
The discussion in Das Schwarze
Korps hinged on a letter from a
German woman to the effect that
her acquaintances declare openly
they prefer to have child to work.
ing in armament factories" and all
horod fhoiy. I,,cho,,l would ro+,,r,,
soon from the front to facilitate the
venture.
Women married for a number of
years and hitherto childless espec-
tally want children now to avoid
labor service, the writer declared.
The woman complained that the
motives of these women were un-
patriotic, but Das Schwarze Korps
replied that children are important
also in the war effort and that a
child when grown will serve his
people"
The editorial continued that the
motive of woman seeking to have
a child now after years without is
quite apparent and is condoned to
SOIllpcIlSdCc lUI "dT lOSScS dIlu W
permit us to send Germans into all
countries whose occupation is neces-
Sary. ="
Birth Decline catastrophe"
"A decline in births for some years
would be a national catastrophe"
the newspaper said.
Das Schwarze Korps spoke out last
week against women who try to
adopt children in order to escape
work. and it frequently has con-
demned German girls who try to
avoid marriage.
The pastoral letter by Bishops of
Cologne and Paderborne was the
second protest this month against
sexual immortality in the Reich.
They condemned the teaching of un-
Christian naturalism which even
denies a great difference between
men and animals"
The bishops declared that neither
free love nor forced marriage could
foster the true eugenics of the ma
ton"
Evening star., 1943-04-01
All Fights Friendly,
Seaman Tells Court

Fights among shipmates do not
end friendships, Rolf Thurisson. a
Swedish seaman, told a magistrate
in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
1--WE fight on ships, we fight on
shore; we're always friends" he
said. A constable found Thurisson
in a pool of blood, and two other
sailors were arrested, accused of
assault with intent to do great
bodily harm. In course the magis-
trate saw Thurisson chatting in the
most friendly manner with the &C
cused.
Both defendants were discharged,
and with Thurisson they left the
court smiling.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Bail Bond for Autos

To obtain permit for an auto
mobile to leave Paraguay, according
to new regulation, a cash deposit
of IS per cent of the value of the
car must be placed with the Auto
mobile Club.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
When CONSTIPATION Says
'STOP' Bliss Saws co.

Don't fret when you feel punk from Constipation
and resulting sour stomach. headache. Gas pains,
DO this! Take Bliss Native Herbs Tablets. Whist
bliss-as AWAY ACTION Of nine plant ingredients
helps ~ induce bowel movement: (2) pep up ap-
petite and stomach action with bitten: (3) en-
courage bile flow to aid Digestion ~ relieve ras pres.
sure Millions used yearly for 50 years. Ask foe
BLISS NATIVE HERBS TABLETS. Trial Size
$50 Family Economy Sizes CSC and $l.25 GOO tab.
osts). Caution; tsks ~ laxative only q direc*sA
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Scouts From 9 Nations

At a recent International Boy
Scout supper in Middlesex, England
there were Scouts from the United
States, France, Holland, Czecho-
slovakia, Luxembourg, Belgium, Po-
land and Norway.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

Arqentinu Hunts Minerals
Argentina has started search for
minerals that may be used as sub
stitutes for imported raw materials.
Evening star., 1943-11-25

School in 1886, Mr.. Pascolesca
learned what he could by mingling
with artists and by studying great
paintings. He earned money by
modelling for the American Artists
School and the National Academy of
Design.
The death of his father in 1910
led the painter to go to sea; this led
IN turn to Mexico, and his stay there
Is apparent in its influence on the
pictures winning the award. ITO
Market for Tomorrow" largest of
the five canvasses, shows man 60
ing to market on a mule against q
typical Mexican background. The
Don Quixote series of four pictures
so called because Cervantes' hero
Is the central figure in each one,
also reflects a distinct Mexican fla
vor.
Mr.. Pascolesca, on furlough from
his Job on a coastwise tanker, ex-
poets to use his prize money after
the war to buy a car and tour the
country with his wife, Mary, and
paint what he will see. He said he
hopes to bring some honor to the
National Maritime Union in slight
payment of its help to him, and he
was also anxious to tell how much
Evening star., 1943-11-25

David Pascolesca, introduced by
Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, War
Shipping Administration head, as
the winner Of the Second Annual Art
Exhibition by Merchant Seamen OF
the United Nations, said today at the
Commerce Building he hoped even
tualy to paint his war experiences
as merchant seaman.
Mr.. Pascolesca, a 25-year-old nat
i've Of New York City, told how his
ship, the S. S. Meanticut, and 10;
ships in the convoy were bombed
for six days by l4O NaA planes in the
waters near Russia. The Meanticut
loaded with 1900 tons Of INT, tanks
and planes, escaped unscathed in the
battle in which attacking planes USED
torpedo, high level and hedge-hop.
ping bombing tactics. He saw one
ammunition ship explode; "one min.
ute 1t was there; the next there was
nothing"
The merchant seaman, whose prize
winning paintings will be on exhi-
bition at the Corcoran Gallery OF
Art for three weeks beginning at
pm. Sunday, said he had never re-
ceived any formal art training. Start
ing to paint upon his graduation
from Dewitt Clinton IN. " High
Evening star., 1943-11-25
Torrid Card Will Back
WiIIs-Robinson Bout

Sailor Eddie White, the hard
punching heavyweight who has won
four straight fights here via the
knockout route, has been matched
against Abner Powell, jr., for an
eight-rounder on next Monday
nights Liberty A. c. show at Uline
Arena.
The top attraction on this pro-
gram, promoted by Goldie Ahearn
sends Frankie Wills against Cat
Robinson in a 10-round middle
weight test. Backing this is an
eight-rounder between Vic Creel-
man, another knockout artist, and
Billy Banks, District Negro club
fighter.
Junior Powell, a Negro military
policeman at Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, looms as the toughest test
so far for Sailor White. He's rated
as tough boy who carries plenty
OF punch himself. Two four-round
matches will be added to the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1943-11-25
Ortiz, Bantam Rivals
Lacking, 10 Enter
Feather Class
Fy the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25.-Make
way in the featherweight ranks fol
Manuel Ortiz, the most active cam.
paigner in the ring!
California's Astec assassin, having
decisively beaten one of his foremost
challengers, hitherto undefeatec
Benny Goldberg Of Detroit, scanned
the bantamweight ranks without
prospect of another title bout. He
has risked his crown eight times
this year.
We're going into the feather
DIVISION" announced Manager
Tommy Farmer. I'VE have beer
promised a bout December II in
Hollywood and our campaign is
geared to take on the best we car
find"
Farmer said Ortiz. who has won 2s
consecutive bouts, was not vacating
the bantam championship and that
the Ell Centre, Calf, rancher would
scale down to 118 pounds and de-
fend his title again whenever there
is a formidable opponent available.
Ortiz has had to speed up his
gymnasium conditioning before re-
cent bouts to make the bantam
limit, and he easily could edge into
the 126-pound class without losing
any of his speed.