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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
TOP M E RC A N TIL E. COMPETITION

Though they did not score a three game clean-sweep losing one game to the Fulton Market array, de- lending champion of the Mercantile bowling league, Brookside Dairy, was very much best of the field last evening. High team total of 1854, high team single of 658 and a 3se set by Mike sharon and 153 high single by Joe Lovallo, both of the Brookside entry was marked up during the evening.
 Metropolitans scored one of two 80 decisions over Fulton Market while Speedy Parcelwas shut out so by Matzlzin Furniture; Brook sides edged French Cafeteria 2-1, after losing the first game; and Mohican defeated A and P Stores 2-1. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Shea With PhiIs

Philadelphia, Oct. 27.- (UP) - President William D. Cox announced today that Mervyn J. Shea, former big league catcher, had been signed to coach the Philadelphia Philliei next season.
 Shea, former Detroit catcher played with Boston, St. Louis anc Chicago in the American league be- fore finishing his playing career with Brooklyn in 1888. He managed Portland in the Pacific Coast league last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Former Player Makes Good As Trojan Coach
STRICT TRAINING
 PROGRAM LISTED FOR ANNEX l11'

Coach George "Sonny" Coughlin of the colorful unbeaten and united New Haven Annex eleven which made such great hit with the fans at Hamilton Park last Sunday in beating the Naugatuck Rangers, is firm believer in strict training rules for the athletes at the New Haven Annex club where he coaches not only football but also baseball and basketball. This fact was corl- cided last Sunday by Freddy Son. sone, Annex left end, a former All- State wingman at Hillhouse and more recently as star with the Con- necticut Yankees eleven of last sea- son.
 Coach Coughlin lays down the same training rules to our club that we received in high school", said Sansone, mo wonder our boys can go a full 60 minutes. Coughlin formerly starred as a nnenan at Providence College and is recognized down around New Haven as one of the finest coaches in the iadepend- ent field. During his playing days at Providence he was always con- sidered one of the best-conditioned athletes in that schools athletic program.
 War Bonds And Title
 Nothing would give Coach Cough lin greater pleasure than to pilot the Annex to state championship this season which has been dedi- cated to the 65 former members of the Annex Club who are now in the various branches of Uncle Sam's armed service. In addition every cent earned by the football team this season is being used in the pur- chase of war bonds.
 Every man on the Annex squad came out of last Sundays brilliant last period IS to 6 win over the hitherto unbeaten Naugatuck Rang CTS with only Q few scratches and Is confident that the club colors will still be flying at the top of the state semi-pro ramparts following next Sundays much heralded clash with the Bridgeport Athletics ct Hamilton Park. The game is sched- uled to start at 2:30 and will be another benefit event for the Sacred Heart High School Athletic Associa- ton. Rev. John Dial today ex- pressed his appreciation to the hun dreds of fans who made last Sum days affair a success and is lock- ing forward to another fine turn out next Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Dressen, Confident Kept By DurocheF

New York, Oct. 2T. (UP)--CoacheS Charles (Chuck) Dressen and Red Confident of the Brooklyn Dodgers, will be with the club during the 1944 season. Manager Leo Durocher confirmed today.
 Durocher, whose status with the Dodgers was speculative until Presi- dent Branch Rickey announced Monday that he would guide the team during 1944, said he was well pleased with Dressen and Corridor and had decided to retain them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
odoy's Sport Parade

but lacks capable reserved. Nayy's light backs had dif1culty in fashion- ing consistently effective attack against Duke, Penn State or Georgia Tech.
 Whether the bloods are betting on the TT" or the Inanpower, we don't know; but Notre Dame and Army are distinct favorites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Chubby" Dean "In"

Cleveland, Oct. 27. (UP)-Onicials of the Cleveland Indians revealed today that Lovill (Chubhy) Dean, southpaw pitcher. had been in- ducted into the Army on Oct. 20 at Mount Airy, N. Q. Dean, married but childless, was the third Indian player to enter the service since the close of the 1o43 season. Outfielders Gene Woodring and Hank Edwards answered the call earlier this month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Kogon Vs. ZuIIo

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 27.-(UP) Julie Hogan, New Haven, who knocked out Eddie Dowl in the ninth Monday night, has signed to- day to meet Jerry zullo, Boston, at the New Haven Arena next Mon- day in a Hereunder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
alonahan weTo ail regulars last ssa,

Mcnahan were all regulars last sea- son.
 Jim Lardrlgan, one of the start ing tackles. was 6 first strinser with the crack Holy Gross club of ios2, while another bulwark of the Dart mouth line. Don Alvarez, played with the University Of WiaconSln. Added tc these key men have been Don Kaspaynek. regular quarterback with the Crusaders; Alex Wlzhicki. c triple threat man from the same school: and Bob nzanegeno also 6 B. Q. product. Allen Russell. who rounds out Inc team nt left end. |is Q narlmeuih letter man cf last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
H. Clark Of Chi Beers Best Ground Goiner

Chicago, Oct. 27-(SpeciaD 1.-The rookie menace remains. but only with diminishing prominence as veterans begin to warm up to the fight for individual championships in the National Football league.
 Harry Clark of the Chicago Bears, Sammy Baugh of Washington, Don Hutson of Green Bay, and Ernie Steele of Phil Pitt, moved up with a rush over the week. end, Clark talk ing over the ground gaining lead, Hutson forging ahead in intercep- tions and pass receiving and scor- ing, Baugh jumping from ninth to first among the leagues punters, adn Steele becoming the No. l punt handler.
 Baugh, however, was forced to sur- render second place in passing to Irv Comp, a promising first year man, who led Green Bays attack against Detroit by completing l4 out of 18 attempts for 201 yards and a touchdown. The leader in this de- pertinent, nevertheless, continues to be Sid Luckman, who winged along in front over the weekend with record of IS compilations in a att tempts for 229 yards and two touchdowns at the expense of Brooklyn.
 All Even
 Hutson tied Eddie Rucinski of the Chicago Cardinals, in pass recep- tions by catching six against Detroit while Rucinski was snaring only three against Washington. but he missed first place by matter of 90 yards. His total gains are 225 yards against 255 for the Cardinal.
 Harry Hopp of Detroit. held score less for the first time this season, managed to retain his scoring lead, but Hutson narrowed his margin to five points by garnering . touch- down. three extra points and a field goal. Hutson the defending champ ion. now has 90 points to Hopp'a a.
 Clark displaced Tony Canedo of Green Bay, as the No. 1 ground gainer with . yield of "a yards in iA attempts against Brooklyn Go bring his total to 255 yrads. Cam ndeo has 2lT. Clark moved up to second place in Kickoff returns, fifth in pass receiving and second ln punt returns, where Steele dts placed Rookie Charies Eeneubock of ueortlt as tho pace setter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
METROPOLITAN (s)

High single-Lovallo, l53 High three Sharon, 3e9
 High game-Brookside, 658 High team-Brookside, 1854
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
College FootboII
Boston College

NSWCOnp MahS., OcL. 21-(UHl- Rain chased Boston colleges foot ball "informals' indoors today for an intensive signal drill in prepa- ration for their game at Fenway park Sunday with Brooklyn (N. X.) college. Announcement of the game with Brooklyn was made by Graduate Athletic Manager John P. Curley, B. O., will be at full strength for the game.
 Dartmouth
 Hanover, N. H., Oct. 27-(UP)- Johnny Burroughs, 2l0-pound full back, appeared a certain starter for Dartmouth Saturday when the In- dian eleven meets Yale at New Haven, Conn. Coach Earl Brown planned to use Burroughs on power plays in place of regular Alex Wis bickin who is about 25 pounds lighter. The Dartmouth team looked slow after a two-week lay of but stiff drills were planned today and tomorrow.
 Brown
 Providence. R. T., Oct. 27-(UP)-- Despite the loss of Capt. Doc Sav- age. Browns varsity football team went through long workout today in preparation for Saturdays game with Princeton. Coach Skip Stah- ley said that the loss of Savage would cut the teams attack 50 per cent and lessened chances of win ming the remainder of the games.
 Tufts
 Medford. Mass, Oct. 2T-(Upl- Tufts staged an indoor drill today after a two-week vacation in prep aration for its encounter at home on Sunday with the Coast Guard academy. Tony DeTeso will be playing his last game for Tufts since he enters . Navy training school after the game.
 Yale
 New Haven. Conn, Oct. 27-(uP) -yale's football squad got out or Q soggy field today to polish up on its pass defense and running plans with the game against Dartmouth only three days away.
 John Preschiik, who received hiI haptiEm in the Army fray, vent iE at tackle ie take over for 0Oranf walker. who wns among the aevel | Faaad p1embefa 10 leave YesteKfag | fHr Marine tFnsninR nt WnFfl' isIand.
 NaEu ph&FlHiman. saA|
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Red RoideF, BoVto HiM Al Arena Tomi0hk

New Haven, U7cE, 13-IEI TEI Raider, the masked man wz1o has been unbeaten in a straight ulee matches, is scheduled to meet 1o4lo Hsll in the feature two-out.of- three falls match ct the Arena here 11- night. Hiil, a grappalng cowboy who came out of the West recently. has been bowling over opponents WI1A regularity here during tho uaEk fHM weeks.
 Irony Martln6lll and Oeorne Btl er will meesin tfa GcMi,flnal. sN second prelIm brackets AEiIo E.lI|a= born and NatFpn (H@ausg HHAti llenko. and in the opener al 2 ee'ts Joe Aillls opposes Aln |r|NNzN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27

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BUY NAR BONDS
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30
KOZAsKI IZvIDNIKI

Moskva, 25. maja (ONA). -
Kozaski izvidnik je nekaksen
'"komando', ma. konju. -,.~,..;. 81.
Poveeini) SO to 'mladenici, XII
SO Sc naucii jahanja re takrat,
ko so delali svoje prve; korake
in so znali vihteti sabljo Sc
predno SO prijeli "a svincnik.
Toda umetnost jahanja je lie
majhen del njihovih sposobno-
,sti. -fe
Kozaski scout Rdece armade
sc mora znati boriti leze ma tre-
buhu, mora sedeti v svojem jar
ku ter spoznati mino, kadarko-
Ii 10 vidi, in tudi streljati s
strojnico. Veasih Sc plazi mile
in mile ma trebuhu S svojo
strojno pusko v roki.
Brez hrane ostane vcasih po
vec dni. Poznati mora vse gla-
sove gozdu, v gorah in v moo
virjih. Pripeti Sc, da mora pre-
plavati Stroke reke v polni vo-
jaski opremi. Nauciti Sc mora
ostati pod vodo in dihati skozi
bilko trsa.
Njegova misija je vcasih, da
dozene, kje je sovraznik nasta-
nil letalis6e, drugic pa mora pri-
vesti nazaj nemskih ujetnikov
"a informacijsko sluzbo. Kozas-
XII izvidnik ie sesti cut Rdece
Armade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

MIA svetil po senu, da bi Ii ne
nasel strgane nogavice in srebr-
mega goldinarja v Mi. Ali mic nj
bile, in ona iskrica je slednjic
ugasnila, in Luka je bill v temi
svoje zalosti brez pipe in toba-
ka in v srcu je sodil kruto sod
DO tatovom.
Doll v hlevu je sedel prav ia
cas- vse drugacnih misli mladi
pastir Anze. Lipe mu je bill dial
desetico, da varuie mesto MEGA
in ,".pogleda vcasih ma Dimko,"
in tako je bill odsel Anze k
zgodnji mast, sprawl .desetico
in, .je sedel sedai zamazano
knjigo ma kupu stelje in Sc nj
brigal "a YES svet mic. Incl je
namrec Anze svoje posebne mi
sli. Kljub svojim mladim le-
tom je incl re cisto jasne ra-
cune, ''kako bo." Anze je ljubil
konje mad vse, in mad vse ga je
bolelo, da ma Peel MISC imeli
konj. Anze je pomilovanjem
opazoval govedo in 81 mislil:
-T* (Dalje prihodnj9C) ',...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30
Strahopetci Izvlje-
e. :l:t - fts ] J.. =
., MA >-...


Dive nladf goslp5iosdieSni T. v1istopi-
ia v tramvaj in ostaneta zadaj
ma plecniku.
sObe vzbujata pozornost zara-
di najnovejse zunanjosti: krilo
je. prekratko, vedenje proved
javno, rdecilo ma ustnicah in
nohtih proved krieece.
Obe Sc glasno in zivahno raz-
govarjata. Okolica ju zacne po-
slusati,
"Ali gres jutri v kino?"
"zal, ne. Moran ostati donna,
ker ie moja matt bolna."
"Ali j je bolje?"
"Prav mic ne. Pa Sc moran
"a mlajse sestre in brate pobri-
gait"
"Torej "a pestunjo?"
"Tako, da. VISA divja sem, ko
moran patti ma te neznosne
pobe. Toda oce ne pozna toza-
devno nobene sale, in tako mo-
ram pac slusati."
TX sreci pa JAZZ donna nimam
nobenega takega priveska."
"Sai tudi JAZZ upam, da Sc
bonn kaaalu iznebila te zoprne
zadeve. Kakor yes, sem zaroce-
ma, in Sc bonn. v kratkem poro-
ella" a
"Potlej pa le pazi, da bos i
mela vec ljubezni do otrok, ko
Sc bodo lastni otroci pojavili!"
''Kaj Sc! Tako neumna pa
JAZZ ne bonn, kot ie bila nasa
mama"
PA Sc mic ne bojs porociti Sc
zdaj, ko so TAXI easi
"Malo ze, vcasih, ko vidim,
kaksne razmere SO po drugih
druzinah, Pa, 81 take trapaste
misli koj- izbijem Il glave, ce
- ( /. x - = J.
ina clovek dvajset let, ne po-
misli ma skrbi.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

: PA &c nam bodocnost prime
Sc hujse presenecenje?" =,
"Res je, da rada plesem, ven
dar ne bi rada umrla v kinu ali
IA plesiseu.'a, - -. ~, ~ "a. - Il !.
"Kaj pa govoris 0 smrti! Nj
kar take ne kvasi!" -
'tPa vendarle ljudje umirajo
okrog mas! In tisti, XII v vojni
umirajo,. SO .prav tako mladi kot
ii in JAZZ" {
"Ti so, pae v vojni, medve pa
nisva. In tudi ne bova nikoi tia
prisli. Pa pika."
"Ali Sc ii ne zdi, da proved
lahkomiselno zres v bodoe
most 2"
''Hocem biti brez skrbi. In
tudi svoje zakonsko zivljenje 81
bonn uredila tako prijetno in u
dobno in tako moderno, kot bo
lie mogoce.'
"Pa &c tt go DO tvoj moz
kdaj prekrizal, da DO hudo 2"
"Se bonn pa kar locila. Dan
danes lie to malenkost."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

"Davi sem bill pri masi," Sc je
branil starec, pa bi bilo bolje,
da nisem bill"
"Tako, seveda, pogan," je Sc
daj razumela Marjanica. "In
zakaj no, zakaj bi bilo bolje?"
Starec je zalostno kimal z
glavo.
"Lani SO ga kovali, letos sem
ga dobil cd Jurija, pa pipo sem
81 mislil kupiti, ker mi je To-
MAJ stare razbil. Pa 81 kupi, ku-
pi, &c je izginil in ga nj"
"Tomaz?" je vprasala Ka-
ira.
Goodman" je odvrnil tozno
Luka.
Najbrze Marjanica nj razu-
mela moza. Zato je zamahnila z
roko in rekla:
"Nekaj pleceta imam, pojdi z
menoj, hos snedel.'
me morem!" je odvrnil Lu-
ka in odkrevsal k hlevu.
"Kakor hoees," je mrmrala
Marjanica, Sc rad bi ga, pa ga
ne bo." ,
Start Luka pa je lezel ma Sc
no in premisljal, da je bilo te-
daj, ko je spal pod streho vsaj
toliko dlobro, da je tam incl mir
in da Sc nj unaaknil Cd tam in
hodil spat v seno, kdo We, bi le
ne incl Sc vedno svojega goldi-
maria. Zato je govoril skoro ma
glas sam $ seboj:
Eden ga je wei, &c ga nj
Tomaz, ga je pa SINE. Pa mai
ga lie, ma vesti mu bo gorel, &c je
Sc pravica, in mu bo." Pri tenn
je Luka vendar Sc z iskrico upa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

spa te ne bi mic vest pekla ?"
"Vest? lie kaksna! zivljenje
.hoeem uzivati, pa Je!"
Tedajci Sc je starejsi gospod,
XII .je vse to poslusal, priprayil,
.da izstopi. Obrnil Sc je k obema
.klepetuljama, rekoc:
"Dovolita besedo! .Kar tule
govorieita, je ali nesmiselno kle-
petanje ali pa frivolnost. Clo-
vek je ma svetu in clovek stopi
v zakon, da izpolni veliko nalo-
60. Tisti, XII Sc il izognejo, so
strahopetci. Takih je dandanes
proved. Pa brez zamere"
Pozdravi in izstopi.
ODE osuplo obstaneta in sta
brez besede. Ma drugi postal
izstopita tudi ii dve S prisilje-
MIN nasmehom.
Ali bosta nemara premislili,
da cloveku nj dano, da bi kakor
metulj frcal skozi zivljenje, sko-
ri to zivljenje, cigar resnost in
moralna dolznost nam morata v
teh casih vendar seci " duso?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

"Da, pa me zatozi, daj, &c
imas kaj vesti. Ali sem vzela "a
Sc? Ali sem Ease? Ali nisi tri
dni hodil in prosil, da mores
imeti do nedele? Ali me nisi
sam naucil, kje mai iscem in
vzamem? O, le rlaznani! Pa bonn
povedala vse, kakor je bilo, in
bom.'
"Tiho, tho" je miril slime,
..kar je, je."
"Ne," je dejala Neza, "zdai
vem kaksen.si in cesa Sc imam
nadejati cd tebe!"
"Neza!' 'je prosil Slime. "Ju-
tri, ko bos mirna, Sc zgovoriva y
Ali Neza ocividno pri svoji
narayi nj bila modroslovec ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30
MLADA BREDA
POVEsT
sPlsAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

pa je mislila, da oni, ki ne od-
lasa, najbolje della. Zato je Sc
gla Be enkrat z jezno kretnjo po
odlocnost:
Sine ,obljubi, da one ne po-
gledas vee!''
"Ali bonn mizal!"
Slime, misli ma svojo duso,
neni 81 obljubil, da me wa
mes" je prepricevala Neza
simna. Ali Slime je bill oeividno
zakrknjenega srca. Neza je po-
skusala orozje tega sveta. Sc
gla je v Yep po ruto in razveza-
la vozel in polozila paznemu
simnu, XII Sc je radi lepsega
branil, cisto nov goldman v jo-
pic in s premisljeno plemeni-
tostjo pripomnila:
"Bodi vessel in PHI in vsaj ma
10 misli name!"
"ce nj ukraden!" Sc je posa--
lii on, ali nitro pristavil: "Brez
skrbi Neza, tax pa nisem, da bi
ne vedel, kaj je pray. In &c sem
rekel, da Sc vzameva, Sc tudi
vzameva. Jezikom pa ne veruj."
Njej pa so sililie solze v oci, in
" srcu je klela vojaski stan, XII
il je dobrega simna tako skazil.
Sc dolgo je gledala "a fantom,
XII je vessel svetle prostosti in Sc
svetlejsega goldinarja hitel po
rebru nizdol. Tedaj pa Sc je Ne
ia vrnila in sreeala Marjanico
in Sc zaplela Z njo v dolgo, ST.
ditto obravnavo in dokazala, All
vsaj hotela dokazati, da je Mar
janica zmaj, XII ljudi ubija in
sumnici, in da bi bolje naredila,
&c bi sla "a paznico v Begunje,
nakar je Marjanica cisto resno
dostavila, da pojde tudi in ca
ka samo se,, da pozenejo Nezo
tia, "pa ne "a paznico," nakar
sta Sc stranki nespravljeni raz-
:sli. Marjanica je :postala ma
:vratih " hiso in gledala Luko,
XII Sc je priylekel liza. .hleva, in
ga pocakala. s;:e.t:l
"Usmilje BogH' je tozil
Starec. ri :n"1s fsI.sFa
"Kai?" je preslisala 2 desnim
usesom -Marjanica, ali da vsaj
nekaj odgovori: "Masa ii pa ne
disi, ne! Kako bo to srecno, &c
pa ne moli!" Z.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30
Drustyeni koledar

4. julia, nedelja. - zenski od-
SEX. kluba Zapadnih Sloven-
cev priredi vrtno veselico ma
6818 Denison Ave.
Is. Julia, nedelja. - Letni pix
mix drustva "Brooklynski Slo-
venci'' st. 48, SDz ma prosto-
rib Slovenskega donna ma Ia
padni strani, 6818 Denison
Ave. -. '''
rs. julia, nedelja. Drustvo
"Velebit" stew. 544 S. N. P. J,
priredi piknik in bazar ma
prostoru Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev ma Denison Ave.
AUGUST
1. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva Nanos st, 264 S. N.
P. J. ma vrtu Donna zapadnih
Slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
t.. OCTOBER
"a. oktobra, nedelja. - Prize
ditev s programon, priredi
: podruznica st. 35, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskenn doniu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
oh 8. uri pop, +
NOVEMBER
IA. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva "V boj" st.
So S. N. r.. j. v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road. -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

CHICAGO HEIGHTS ILL Immediately staging imaginary
bombing Chicago and suburbs cooperation the Office Civilian
Defense Civil Air Patrol Squadron 6
the Ill., aood Shown above Lloyd Rekner
the squadron receivng from Aida Lnnau the
Baby Ruth Candy bars which filled spane and flown
volunteer food More than 400 pounds purpose
provided Otto Schnerng president Curs Candy Company
result OF information received Snapp Special
Service Branch of the Sixth Command that candy was needed
quick food that would supplement limited the
food -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Sam S Cut-Rate Tells
Symphony Schedule

Sans Cut Rate, Inc, continL-
ing its wartime public service, an
nounces the Summer Symphony
Season of the Detroit Orchestra,
which il sponsors. Efrem Kurtz
celebrated conductor-in-chief of
the Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo,
will be the new conductor. The
Detroit Orchestra summer sym
phonles will be presented every
Sunday from 6 to 7 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Veteran Chiefs Assail
Stephan Mercy Pleas
Letters Denounce 81 Who Urge
CIemency for Convicted Traitor

of people in Europe hanging by
their necks. Do we have TO
stoop TO that level here in
America. while we are telling
the world what a fine place we
are going to make of it bye
and bye.
suggest that the man be pun
ished for his misdeed but not TO
the extent of taking his life.
In saying this, / am an Amer
lean citizen, native OF Michi-
gan. l have served in the u. S.
Army therefore, l feel that l
have the right TO express my
opinion on this matter irrespec-
tive Of the courts decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Two veteran leaders Saturday
issued statements denouncing the
Rev. DR.. Henry Hit Crane and
sc others who had urged presiden-
tial clemency for Max Stephan.
Arriving in the same mail with
the statements from DR.. r. r.
GoldStone, commander of the first
zone, American Legion. Depart
ment of Michigan and William +.
Neal. commander Of Detroit chap
ter No. l of the Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans of the World War,
was letter from a Detroit Times
reader in Flint, l.. +. Morgan,
2133 Melbourne, who thinks the
execution of Stephan will lower
us 10 the depths OF Europe while
at the same time we are telling
the world what a fine place we
are going 10 make of II"
He said ha would Hike that his
name be added to the Stephan
statement.
LsgionnGire Goidstone com
nrented:
read with amazement the
news that a large number Of
supposed-to-be reputable Ameri-
can citizens had signed petit
ton, directed 10 the President Of
the United States, asking for
clemency for Mr.. Stephan.
GUILTY or TREASON
This man, who gained his
citizenship by fraud. was found
guilty OF treason by a Jury,
after having had fair trial.
Judge Tuttlc'S statement be-
fore sentencing Mr.. Stephan TO
hang, gave every one an in
sight into the character of this
man Had Oberleutnant Krug
escaped. with the aid Of Mr.. Ste
phan and Mr.. Donay. he might.
az this moment be winging his
way toward Detroit 10 drop
bombs on innocent women and
children, as they did over Gov
entry, England
Yet We find people in our own
city asking clemency for this
man BY the-SaH44- token they
might pat John /. Lewis on the
back for his strike against the
government OF the United States,
or they might congratulate the
emperor of Japan for his execu-
tIon Of our brave fliers who had
bombed Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Credit Men Name
7. 6. Black President

Thomas G.. Black of the Rayl
Co. was elected president Of the
Retail Credit Association of De-
troit, il was announced Saturday
Albert a Beste of the Koenig
Coal and Supply Co. is first vice
president and w. d. Brewer, City
Finance Co. second vice president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Legion Plans Farley
On Labor Problems

American Legionnaires repre-
Senting labor legion posts in prin-
Cipal cities will meet here June p
- for their second annual confer
ence on labor problems.