davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
Grasina streiku. Magma,

UraS1Ild sIrtlkU. NIdg1ld,
Utah. = Dvieju vario ka-
syklu darbininkai grasina
streiku, kas sutrukdytu sa-
Lyle svarbu karo reikalams
vario pristatyma. Sios ka-
syklos yra is didziausiu pa
saulyje vario gamintoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Per Is menesiu, kaip Vo-
kieciai pranesa, Britai if
Amerikieciai lakunai bonn
barduodami Vichy Prancu-
zijos sritis uzmuse 1900
zmonQ ir apie 1000 kitty
suicide.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
Wis SAUKIA ANTRC
FRONTO

Londonas.- Sovietu am
basadorius Maisky pareis-
ke jog Maskva tillisi is S.
Valstiju ir Anglijos grei-
tos akcijos "artiniausioje
ateityje", prizes bendra Vi
sQ priesa. Bolseviku nori-
ma kad Amerika ir Angli-
ia darytu zygi prizes Vo-
kietiia vakaru fronte.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
RUOSIA JAPONU
PUOLIMA

IS Washingtono pranesa
apie galima dideli pasikesi-
nina pulti Japonus didelei
il lemianciai kovai. Tuo
tikslu, sake, ivyko Pacifi-
ko MILITARY vadu pasta
rimai. Sakoma tai atgar-
siai Sausio men. ivykusios
Prez. Roosevelto il Chur-
chill'o konferencijos Casa
blankoi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Australijoje, netoli Bris-
bane, nukritus kariskam
lektuvui uzmusta 22 vyrai
ir moterys, tarp jQ du U. S.
karininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

zYMUS Lietuviu rasytojas,
Antanas Vaiciulaitis tapo pa
Sauktas Americas kariuome-
men, ir jon istojo, palikdamas
musu kulturiniame gyvenime
zymia spraga. Kataliku sa-
vaitrastis Amerika NUNS pri-
mena, Vaiciulaitis 1910 metals
ejo Lietuvos Pasiuntinybes Va
tikane sekretoriaus pareigas,
ir sako: 'butu teikes garbes ir
naudos Lietuvos Atstovui Wa
shingtone". Bet "deja, Lietu-
vos Atstovas visiskai nelinkes
telkti Lietuvos vadavimo ir jos
teisiu gynimo darban pajiegu,
kurybiniu, SUI nugarkauliu EMO
niu".
Cia skaudus, atramos laukias
priekaiStas.
Tx DU Americas Lietuviu
laikrasciai RADIO savyje ganeti-
mai samones isleisti padidintas
laidas Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
nnys Sidabrinio jubilejaus pro-
ga. Tai buvo Clevelando Dir
Va ir Chicagos Sandara. Ju
redaktoriams garbel
MIRTIS isplese du Ameri-
kos, Lietuvius kurie domejosi
musu tautiniu ir visuomeniniu
gyvenimu. julius Baniulis bu-
vo ramus, nepolitikuojas kul-
turinis darbininkas, besirupi-
mas j zavejusiu grozines lite
raturos darzeliu. Filosofineje
|srityje, jo gyvenimas panasus
rasytojo Jono Biliuno gyveni-
mui. Abu jie savo pasauleziu-
ra pradzioje tiese ir Marksis-
tinio skepticizmo plyteliu. Abu
baige samoningais krikScioni-
mis- katalikais. (Baniuli lai-
dojo penki kunigai). Kaip ra-
sytojas Vaiciulaitis sake: Ba-
niulis ryztasi parodyti kad ir
Amerikos Lietuvis ''ne vien
tik biznierius ar gyvenimo gro
zybiu nematas kasyklu darbi-
ninkas (reiskia, materialistas),
bet memo vertybiq zmogus, IL
kros poezijos kurejas".
Dekui tau, Juliau, uz tai -
ilsekis ramiai zemeje kuri, jos
himno zodziais, yra ''land of
the free, the home of the
braveW
KUN. MII.UKAS buvo Anne
rikos Lietuviams brangus kaip
Lietuviskos knygos myletojas
(kaip mazai tokiu musu visuo-
meme turiD. Jis pasidare bran
gus ir del kruopstaus atsideji-
mo tirti netiriama Amerikos
Lietuviu istorija ir ja knygo-
Sc surasyta leisti. Tiesa, jo
istoriniai rastai turf nekritin-
ga krypti, bet - kai zuvies
nera, ir vezys zuvis. Jis dir
DO tai ko kit nedirba. Ir jis
sutelke faktu kurie bus kittens
prieinami ir geriau iskuliami.
Kun. Milukas pirmutinis Lietu-
viams isleido dabar Dirvoje
spausdinama DR.. Pietario isto-
rine apysaka Algimantas. Jis
|sudejo daug tukstanciu dola-
riu Lietuviska knyga leisti ir
savo trusu ispirko tas masses
Americas Lietuviu kunigu ku-
rie niekados tautininku nepa.
, seke ir nesuorganizavo nei Te-
vynes Myletoju Draugijai, nei
Lietuvos Sv. Kazimiero Drau.
lgijai panasios organizations.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
Colorado yalstijoje,

Colorado yaIstlJOJe, rel
kiant ukems darbininku,
net 10000 jaunu vyru ga
vo karines tarybos prate-
sima jiems laiko nuo Sauki-
mo kariuomenen. Jie tu-
ri pasilikti savo darbuose
ukese, neiti j miestus darbo
jieskoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
VOKIECIAI bio alija

tu isiverzimo per Balka-
nus 81 pavasari, todel SUI
stiprino savo jiegas Bull
garijoj ir Graikijoj ir uz-
eme j savo kontrole visa
Bulgarijos Juoduju jurQ
pakraSti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
RUML TAKSU PLA-
MAS ATMESTAS

Washington, Kovo 80. -
Atstovu Rumuose 215 bal
sais prizes 1873 atmestas
Runl planas, kuris siule
ivesti valdziai income tax
su mokejima tue pat laiku
kai uzdirbama, nelaukiant
kito meto. Tas planas prie
to siule panaikinti taksus
uz 1912 metus If pradeti
moketi dabar taksus uz
SiuOs metus.
81 plana labiausia ataka-
vo Demokratai If jis skai-
to dideliu laimejimu pasi-
sekus atmetima pravesti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

BRI1IT ir Amerikos lex
tuvai pakartotinai atakuo-
ia Vokietijos svarbius pun
ktus. Smarkiai uzatakuo-
tas Berlinas. Dalis lektu-
wi negryzo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

MASKVA pasirase nau-
ia sutarti SUI Japonija, SUI
teikiant Japonams teise
zuvauti Tolimu Rytu Rusi-
jos vandenuose. Ar tik jie
"neprizuvaus" taip kaip
padare su Hawaii salos
Pearl Harbor Sovietai
deda visas pastangas pa
tenkinti Japonija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Rusijai is Americas duo
dana grudQ seklai uzseti
1000 hektaru zemes kuria
jie nuo Vokieciu traukda-
miesi nudegino.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
BRAZILIJA

BRAZILIJA sutiko pri-
sideti aktyviai prie karo,
gelbejimui alijantu, stun
Giant kariuomenes ] kitas
Sails.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
Dayton, Ohio.
Strei-

Dayton, Ohio. = Strel-
kas sutrukde karo produk-
cija Airternp dirbtuveje -
sustreikavo apie 800 nak-
tiniu darbininku. Streikas
buvO neautorizuotas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

MIRE Rusas kompozito-
torius ir garsus pianistas,
Sergei Rachmaninov, SUI
laukes So m. amziaus. Jis
tik symet tapo Americas
pilieciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
PRAREGEJO. Ma

PKAKEOEJU MdnnaL-
tan, Kansas. - Kolegijos
studenge, La Dean Sage,
21 m. amziaus, gin2us ne
rege, pereita savaite atga-
vo regejima. JOS akys ma
turaliai pradejo palengva
taisytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
VOKIECIAI

VOKIECIAI per radio
skelbe savo zmonems pa
drasinancias zinias, kad
Kovo menesi nuskandino
net 972,600 tony ali.iantu
laivu. Alijantai tu ziniu
nepatvirtina.
Naziai pradejo savo at
kakliausi submalinu kara
prizes alijantu laivus, truk-
dymui Amerikos-Anglu ISL
verzitno j Europa Xxi Vo-
kieciu armiios padarys dal
viena galutini pasikesini.
ma sutriuskinti Russia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

JAPONIJA, kaip speja-
ma, neteko jau viso trecda-
lilo savo prekinio laivyno
nuo karo pradzios. Dalis
laivu atstatoma. Nuskan-
dinta ar sunaikinta 1851
600 tony talpos Xxi Kovo l..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

Suv. Valstiju Vice Preziden-
tas Wallace (s5di), isvyko il
gon keionen apankyti septy-
MAS Pietu Americas respubli-
kas, pasitarimui ir paskleidi-
mui geru santikiu. Su juo pa
veiksle matosi keli jo palydo-
val ir patarejai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
lSPANIJOS valdyto j a

lSPANIJOS valdyto j a $
Gen. Franco .tikrina karas
gall uzsitesti dar sesis ar
septynis metus. Kalbeda-
mas j selma jis pasake kad
didziausias pasauliui pavo-
jus yra komunizmas ir kad
Stalino auksciausias tiks-
las yra pasauline revoliuci-
ia.
Xxi KovO pradziai' Ame-
rika savo karo aliiantams
isdave reikmenu jau u5
SO, ,632,O 100000, sulyg "sko-
linimo-nuomavimo'' plano.
Daugiausia tu reikmenu
gavo Russia, Britannia il
Kinija.
Skolinti ir duoti nutar.
ia dar meta laiko, svar
biausia Anglijai, Rusijai il
lKinijai.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Marine HurIer
Wins nGarles

CAMP LEJEUNE, New River.
n. C-(AN)-Cpl. Dan r. Bank
head, %, Los Angeles, compiled q
sensational pitch.n~ record for the
Montford Point Camp BASEBALL team
this past season at thsi mammoth
New River Mrien base, winning p
games while losing only one.
Former star twirler with the Biz
mingham Black Barons and the
Puerto Rican Stars, the big speed
hall artist featured his record with
two no-Eitters against two of the
Rest semi-p~o colored clubs in
Eastern North Carolina.
In addition to his pitching feats,
versatile Dan led the teams bat
tiers, with mark of $50, which was
4 points higher than his nearest
rival.
Bankead, whose mother lives IN
Empire, Ala, is a headquarters COM
pany clerk at Mortford Point,
where Negro marines UNDERGO boot
camp ana specialized training.
The star pitcher ana 10 otner
members of the headquarters COM
rany team were presented gold
BASEBALL charms n recognition Of
their excellent record The pre-
seIItation was made By 1st 1t. Robt.
w. Troup, Jr., Nontford Point
athletic and recreation officer at
he camp theatre. Members Of the
51st Defense battalion baseball
squad Joined the headquarters
plaved at q banquet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Noted Memphis Fighter
Dies In Albany After
Short AiLn7ent

ailment. He was 80 years old. The
body was brought back TO Memphis
for iuterment. Funeral services will
be held today friday at 2 Q m,
from the Hayes and Langston Fu-
neral ParIoTs, with Rev. z. l.. Stay.
officiating. Interment VIII be in
Rose Hill Cemetery
The deceased is survived by his
vie, q daughter, Glrs. Catherine
Mayheld Allen, IS, Of Memphis. Mr..
arthur AIayheId, a brother, of Kan
sas City, Kansas, Oscar Mayf1eld.
brother, st. Louis, Mo-, Mrs.
savannah Bruce, Memphis, a de-
voted brother in-lav, Pvt. william
a. Clay, of Camp Sutton, N. c., a
nephew, Raymond Bruce, of Balm
5ridge, Maryland where he is
stationed at . Navy training School,
md his father and mother in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. @. e. Woods, we'll
lnown members of st. Stephens
Baptist Church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (SNS) -
Two undefeated state champion
ship football teams win be the mai
Or feature of the fifth annual Blues
Bowl Game this year when the
Washington Warriors, champions OF
Tennessee meet the Dunbar High
School of Little Rock, champions of
Arkansas on December 9Th, at
Washington Stadium here.
Chairman Robert Wright, head of
the Blues Bowl Committee, stated
that 1--WE have something this year
that the public ought to see not only
from desire to contribute to
great charity and have night OF
fun, but also from the natural de-
sire of people to witness a great
sports spectacle in which two we'll
trained groups of young, healthy
athletes engage in vigorous sports
contest, and thus put on show
worth anybody's attendance"
Tickets for the game are already
on sale at many of the leading
Negro business establishments of
the city.
The Beale Street Elks, Lodge No.
o6, SPONSORS of the annual affair
the largest Negro charity event in,
the countrv-already have members
delling tickets individually. They
have divided the lodge membership
into teams which are competing
with each other to sell the largest
number of tickets. The winning
team will be banqueted and feted
at the beautiful Elks' Rest when the
campaign is over, according to G.
w. Lee, originator of the Blues
Bowl Classic.
In keeping with the colorful pre-
game parades and between-halves
entertainment traditional with the
event, the Committee plans to in
wife the drum and bugie corps and
other musical units of the various
schools to take part in srecial con-
test to compete for a loxing cup
which will be awarded to the unit
presenting the most unique and In
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
New York Gets ;
Police Lieutenants

NEW YORK-(A N P)-Actine
Police 1t. Emanuel Kline. ranking
negro member Of the police de-
oartment, became a full-fedged po-
ice lieutenant this week following
publication of the civil service list.
1t. Kline, who has served with
distinction fo~ the past IS years,
passed the required examination
long with two other Negro police
officials. Sgt. George Redding and
SGT. John Brown.
It is believed that the new
ieutenants will soon be placed on
ocular desk duty at the w. 123rd
nd w. 135th ST., stations, a request
made many times during the past.
IL are now eligible to take exaDli-
nations to become captains.
1t. Kline, who is vacationing in
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By y0EL w. SMITH
a TT.ANTA Ga.-(SNS)-.

The hitherto unpeaten Glars
College Painters dropped a, 40
thriller to q Superior Florida A
and M. College eleven, Thursday
night, under the floodlights Fl
Ponce de Leon Park. before q large
and enthusiastic crowd. The 'E4eH
In orange" unlessed the greatest
running attack Gate z t y
fans have seen this season, AGO
The large crowd was mystified al
the marvellous manner in which the
ileet Rather broke into the open.
The Cardinal and Black Panthers
took the bal deep IN Florlca terri
tory early in the first period, when
Talmadge owen recovered a FUN
bled ball. due to bad pass from
center. David T. Harper tossed to
pass to Barbee to place the oval n
scoring territory. Harper hit the
line for three wards and on the
next play Wade Thomas went over
q touchdown. Harper tailed the
extra point thru the line to give
Clark a TO lead.
The Florida Rattlers broke in the
scoring in the second period, with
a safety, when. Moore, alert end,
tackled Harper behind the goal
line, after a bad pass from cen
ter. to make the came count, IL
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
impressive Ceremonies Mark
Dedication OF Brock Field

Bowden. 92nd Division Field Artil-
lerv, under the topic, Here We
Raise a Monument"-"not monu-
ment to the glory Of war, but to
dauntless faith, unflinching cour-
age and manhood" concluded the
chaplain in paying high tribute to
this exemplary soldier.
Sergeant Brock, a native of San
Antonio, Texas, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed on the
10 of August 1943, at the age OF
% years. At the time he was per-
forming important duties as bat
talon communications chief, and
supervising the establishment OF
the units switchboard, during field
exercises on the Fort Huachuca
reservation. He had voluntarily en-
listed in the Army, and had served
for three years and two days, all
of which was in the Field Artillery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Beau Jack Regains
Crown With Win
Over Montgomery

NEW YORK CITY, - (SllSl -
Beau Jack, sensational fighter from
Augusta, Georgia made fistic his
tory, when he upset Bco Montgom~
cry, the Philadelphia Bob-cat IN
Is round bout, staged before an oV-
elfloW at Madison Square GARDEN,
Friday night to regain the coveted
lightweight crown,
Jack. the Georgia Peach, whose
real name is Sidney Walker startled
the boxing experts, with his spectac-
ular comeback, to become the sec
ond man in the lightweight division
to recapture the title from the man
that dethroned him.
This thrilling bout began in the
same fashion as the first fight, with
Beau Jack setting 2 fast pace, rip
ping q volley of lighting uppercuts
To the BODY and head Of the champ
ion. This time, however, the Beat
lid not weaken, but somehow, gain
ed stamina as the bout progressed
The two fighters boxed on even
terms in the second and third rouEo
but Jack got down TO business IN
the fourth, when he sent AIontgom-
cry TO the ropes with a series OF
well-timed uppercut jabs. The Phi
ladelphia Bobcat staggered Beau in
the fifth, and again in the eighth,
but tire new lightweight king kept
up his amazing pace.
Jack hurt Montgomery with
stunning blows in the ninth and
twelfth rounds, but the defending
champion staggered the challenger
again IN the thirteenth and came
back in the fourteenth, when &c
hit the Georgia battle rim punch
ing bag style.
Beau Jack continued to connect
with his famous uppercut and over
hand punches to win the match iva
the decision route.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (sNsj =

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - tSNSj -
A Memphis boxer who just miss
becoming the worlds welterweight
champion died in albany, n. r.
last week, November 49,
The deceased fighter was the
great WelterWeigh title contender,
Sammy Bruce" NIsydeld. whose
fighting career began at the old
Phoenix Athletic Club here. Under
the fighting name OF Sammy
Bruce the young Memphis puglist
received his start Eli the squared
arena from Lis -lr-IaW,
John Bruce, who was enc OF the
best fighter ainers IN the country
during the days when Memphis was
one Of the key cities in the nations
fight picture.
After gaining 9 wide reputation
in local circles young 81 ice lett
Memphis around 1927 and went to
try his hand il Eastern and Nor
thern rings. He made good goine
far enough to receive a title bout
with the then welterweight cham
pion of the world, Jackie Thomp-
son.
Oldtimers recall how the clever
Memphis colore5 fighter was get
ting all the best of the champion
ship tilt winning from Thomp-
son on points when he accident
ally fell or was showed from the
ring. Before he could climb out o.
the spectators laps and back into
the ring, the referee, had counted
him out, thus losing him the title
The incident caused widespread
comment over the nation.
After ending his fighting career
Bruce began working as a railroad
man for the New York Central. He
settled with his family in Albany.
His widow is a we'll known Mem
phian, the former Miss Malissg
Clay, who attended local schools
She and her husband were child
hood school mates at Grant Schoo
here.
Bruce was III only about min
days. He succulnbed to a stomacI
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mass. commanded by 1t. Colonel
Robert c. Ross. Participating on
the program, and paying high tri-
butte to the noted soldier, were:
Major General E. M. Almond, Com
handing General, 92nd Division
Brig. General William H. Colbern,
commanding the Divisions Artillery
units, Major Henry r. Hansen.
Post Adiutant, Assistant Division
Chaplain George G. Bowser, Chap
lain M. A. Lowe, Division Artillery,
and Chaplain Granville H. Martin,
Assistant Post Chaplain. Colonel
Hardy, in a very timely manner,
emphasized the appropriateness OF
naming the field, lin honor Of one
of our own"
The dedicatory sermon was de-
livered by Chaplain Henry S. G.
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Real Sports Scheduled
For '43 Blues Bowl

teresting feature on the night OF
the game.
Mr. w. G. Handy, famed Memphis
and American musical figure, who
has been present at each of the
Blues Bowl games, as one of the
featured personalities, is not expect
ed this year because of the serious
accident he suffered recently and
from which he is recovering.
However, The Blues Bowl Com
mittee promises compromising at
fractions to maintain its standard
of being the greatest Negro-spon-
sored sports and entertainment
spectacle in the mid-South.
Proceeds from the game win be
used to provide Christmas cneer
for the needy families of Memphis
and also to carry Yule-tide joy to
the wounded veterans of World
War II stationed at Kennedy Hos
pital here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27

FORT HUACHUCA, Arizona -
(SNS)-At Fort Huachuca (Arizo-
na) last week, a field was dedicated
to the memory of a recently deceas-
ed soldier; Technical Sergeant Fred
Brock. Jr., Headquarters Battery,
598th Field Artillery Battalion. The
dedicatory ceremonies, under the
personal direction of Colonel Ed
win N. Hardy, Post Commander,
were very colorful and impressive
They were religiously solemn,
against military setting Of equip
ment and person. ell. Journeying to
Fort Huachuca, as special guests
for the history making occasion,
we're, Mr.. and MIS-. Fred Brock,
ST.. parents of the deceased soldier
and his widow, Mrs. Thordie c,
Brock.
From the late Sergeant's batta-
lion came the ent re personnel In
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Washington Bears
Worlds Cage Champions
To Play Big Tel, Stars

CHICAGO PRESS PHOTO SER
ICE = Chicago will be treated to
the nations top sport event on Fri
day evening, December Sd at the
! Chicago Stadium when the 1943
| College All-Star squad faces the
worlds champion Washington, D.
G. Bears in the fourth annual clas-
sic. A crowd of over twenty-five
thousand "a new world record is
expected to attend this great event
The All-Stars, picked from a field
Of one hundred and fifty by the ALI
america Basketball Board, consist
ing Of sixty-two college coaches and
forty sports editors and writer's
looms as the strongest squad ever to
epresent the college ranks. The
squad will again be coached by Ar
hur Dutch" Lonborg, Northwest
arn University basketball coach who
has already won three classics in a
row with the All-Stars. This year
Lonborg will be assisted by Douglas
r. Mills, Athletic Director and BaS-
ketbalI Coach at the University Of
Illinois.
The highlight of the 1943 ALL
Star squad will be the appearance
Of the entire Illinois Whiz Kids, Big
Ten Basketball champions, all five
Of whom made the All-Star squad
and will appear as unit during
part of the game,
Andy Phillip Of Illinois was pick
ed as the number one man in the
poll. He will be ably assisted by
such great cagers as Harry Boykoff,
6 foot 9 inch giant from St. johns
University; George Senesky, st. Jo-
seph College star who was tabled as
the wonder player of the year by
eastern critics; Otto Graham, the
great Northwestern athlete; Bob
greatest center in Notre
Dame history; Milo K0menich, o
foot z inch center of the champion
ship University of Wyoming quin-
tet: John Kotz, Big Ten leading
scorer from Wisconsin; John Man
die. 6 foot inch All-American
euard from Oregon State; Gerald
6 foot 5 inch All-American
center from the University of Okla
homa: James Seminole, rugged
California center; John
Abramovic, All-American from Sa-
lem College, along with Art Mathi-
sen, Ken Menke, Jack Smiley, and
Gene Vance, the rest of the Whiz
Kids.
The Bears will be intact for this
ali-important game, and are led by
Pop Gates, the peer of all long shot
artists, and Dolly King, great ALI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Frank And Billy
Sing With Hampton


NEW YORK. "a N p Lionel
Hampton's band, still the talk OF
the town following his star studded
opening at the new Famous Door,
has been the respiration of many
impromptu musical surprises.
one evening last week Frank
snatra dropped in to catch the
band, and sang two numbers to
Hamp's accompaniment. The same
evening Billy Eckstein, IN town for
a screen test also sang with Lionel
Both siratra and Eckstein agreed
that this was the greatest new
band to hit Broadway in years"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Stepin Fetchit Files
Bankruptcy Petition

CHICAGO-(A N P)-Stepin Fet-
chit. movie comedian, last week
listed his assets as $40 and debts
of So 1908, 1897 in voluntary petition
N bankruptcy. Fetchit, whose real
name is Lincoln Perry, is appear
ing at a South side vaudeville
theater: he said he owed $l,oo0,ooo
10 ]. P. Esquirol, New York law
yer who represented him In a
oarternity suit last year, anc
g. 900. 900 to Joseph Chaser, presa-.
cent of the Music CORPORATION OF
America, for releasing him from a
contract.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-27
Florida Rattlers ToppIe Clark
Painters, 14-9 In Heated Tilt

q hard earned victory over Pau
tners, who up to this tilt were
leading the STAG loop.
The entire Florida team played
well with special honols going to
Captain Noble, Cant, and 0uarles,
while Harper. Thomas, Capt. Bar
bee. Scott ana Renfroe We're the
mainstays.