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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
rs OIL SHORTAGE PLANNED?

is OIL SHORTAGE PLANNED?
An idea has been prevalent
among motorists that the manu-
facture of aviation gasoline neces-
sarily produced a fixed amount of
motor gasoline as by-product,
and that the more aviation gaso-
line, the more motor gasoline there
would be.
In an effort to correct this mis-
conception, J. K. Roberts, director
of research of the Standard Oil
Co., of Indiana, explains the rela-
tionship between the yields of the
two products. He points out that
before the war the production of
aviation gasoline was small COM
pared to motor gasoline.
With the threat of war the in
dustry shifted its operations to
producing maximum possible
amount of aviation gasoline. This
involved new processes that stead
lily increased the overall ratio
Of aviation gasoline to motor gaso-
line. On top Of this, demands for
fuel oil have required increased
production, more or less at the
expense of motor gasoline; toluene
for TINT and raw materials for
synthetic rubber have also re-
quired stocks previously used for
motor fuel, and the consumption
of motor gasoline by the armed
forces has further reduced the
amount available for civilian con-
sumption.
In addition, it should be added
that as our known supplies of
crude oil are drawn upon for war
requirements and civilian needs
much faster than new supplies are
being discovered, OPA restrictions
on crude oil prices are such that
normal validating which keeps
up our reserves is being discour-
aged and what amounts to a
planned oil shortage is underway.
It passes understanding why such
repressive policies are maintained
when they may cost the nation so
deadly in oil shortages.
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frozen foods will keep indefin-
itely but perhaps not that all
vegetables are 900 water, so de-
hydration is the process of ex-
tracing water and concentrating
the vegetable into dried form. To
cook, water is returned by soaking
the vegetables and the tastiness
is not lacking in the process. Both
of these methods are good and
both will be generally continued
after the war. When a bushel of
spinach is dehydrated it will fit
into cigar box and the saving in
storage space alone will attract
the home Gamer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

Experts say that Hitler's last
speech was transcribed. In radio
parlance this means it was first
read into a record and the record
broadcast. Our guess is that those
who took over Germany recently
and pushed Hitler aside didn't
trust him to get before a micro
phone. They had him read his
speech into record first. In this
way they could control what he
said. The chances are also that
Hitler didn't even write the
speech. It was written by some
one else and handed to Hitler to
read.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
DOWN TO THE GUNWALES

Farmers and the food sellers
find themselves in a boat which
is being so overloaded with price
restrictions and regulations that
it is close to laundering. -
Commenting on this situation,
Albert S. Goss, president of the
National Grange, in addressing the
National Association of Food
Chains, said: , f..
"Food is rapidly becoming the
worlds number one problem. We
are waking up to the fact that
the United States has not been
feeding itself for the past 10 years;
that we have imported more food
than we have exported. Because
of some very unwise OPA pol
icies, we are prevented from rails
ing the maximum amount of need
ed food. The average farm prices
ties may be too high, while others
are high enough. Some commodi-
are definitely too low.
"The OPA is supplanting the
laws of nature with the laws of
the swivel chair. The mistake is
made of violating all laws of eco
Monies by trying to force all
prices into common mold. When
we set ceilings, based on average
costs, we strangle the production
of those commodities with costs
above the ceilings, and create
shortages. "A frost may take 80
percent of the Georgia peach crop,
and if we try to hold Georgia
peach growers to the same price
level as in an area with bumper
crop, the Georgia peach growers
will 90 broke. These unavoidable
directives create impossible con-
ditions which will eventually blow
up."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

the entire world. Although we
have only six percent of the popu-
lation of the world, we have 80
percent of all the nations wealth.
Now let us figure on an equality
basis. It would follow that the
us. would distribute to the world
80 percent of her income, retain
ing six percent. 1t would reduce
the individual to 5f6 of the fam
ily income. But there will be such
a tremendous cost for rehabilita-
ton for SO many of the nations of
the world, there has been so much
of lend-lease, that the billions OF
dollars that have been spent, that
will be spent, are the best answers
to equalization of income.
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POPULAR PROCESSING

POFULkAn FItOOCSoo11No - - 8
The public has taken to froz-
en- and dehydrated foods in the
preserving of meats, fruits and
vegetables. War made this wise
and as consequence, the future
will find most farmhouses around
Kennewick~ able to put food away
in "deep freezing" or else have
dehydrating facilities. There is
nothing new in either process but
it was not the customary way OF
preserving around here. We know
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

One of our biggest problems in
this country has been the matter
of distribution. In some favored
sections food is produced in album
dance but the cost of transporting
it to places where it is needed
makes the price of it such that its
consumption is less than it would
otherwise be. All we produce in
the favored areas could be con-
sumed in the less favored areas
if it could be economically trans
ported. It may be after the war
that this problem will be solved
by air transportation. If it is, it
is going to bring about great
changes in our way of living. 1t
is going to bring greater pros
perity to the producing areas and
more cheap food to the areas
where a scarcity exists.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
FIRE PREVENTION

October brings with it, Fire
Prevention Week and although OBJ
served one week officially in the
country, we try to observe it
every day in Kennewick. Fires
take a heavy toll in lives, they in
terfere with industry and the pro-
duction of critical materials espe-
cially needed now in defense re-
quirements. Victory must be won
through many channels and pre-
venting fires on the home front
is one of them. The president
reminds us that destruction by
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07

An editor of one of our ex-
changes puts it well this way. The
exchange of prisoners with japan
is double benefit; it gets our boys
home and gets rid of the japs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-10-07
EN- EQUAL INCOME?

Here are few facts to think
about when you hear someone
speak Of equalizing the income Of
the whole world, in the peace that
is to come. The American peo-
pie might well bear in mind that
the income of this country is SO
percent of the TOTAL income of
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

Cost oblak pare je zastrl ka-
pitanski mosticek in zdelo Sc je,
da sc bori oblakom megle.
zvizgu je sledil kirk, potem
Sc je pa zaeulo preklinjanje
mornarjev in strasen trusc pot
nikov, XII so Sc nenadoma vsi
prestraseni prebudili.
cisto blizu parnika Sc je pri-
kazal il goste megle ogromen
crn nestvor Xxi Sc je magic po-
mikal naravnost proti parniku.
Zaman je sbilo vse kricanje.
To je bila smrt! Strahotno
hrescanje in pokanje. Parnik Sc
je priblizal. Cd groze onemeli
potniki so slisali, kako Sc trga-
jo verge, kako hresce zlomljeni
jambori in zvenketa razbito Ste
klo -.
To je bilo vse.
"Prins Hendrix" je bill pretr-
gan ma dvoje, ,napadalec je IL
ginil v temo ,tiho, neopazeno,
kakor Sc je bill prikazal il ME
-. "a seboj je zapustil samo
trupla in razdejanje.
- Angleski je bill, - je de-
jail start krmar. y ~
Prednji del parnika Sc je ze
potapljal. .... =.
Pet minut! 80. ~ ,
In tedaj so Sc prikazale v
svitu luci, prizganih ma vseh
straneh ,skupine cloveskih bitij,
XII so Sc obesala ma vrvi, pleza-
la ma jambore in Sc oprijemala
kosov razdejanega parnika, do
Gin sta Sc ODE polovici parnika
vedno bolj pOgrezali v n1orJe
valovi so pa rahlo pljuskali il
megle, kakor bi hotei nesrecne
potnike zazibati v smrtno spa.
ME.
Kar je nastal v morju siler
vrtinec. Voda je napravila 0.
gromen lijak, podoben orjaske.
mu vrcu, kamor Sc je vse pre-
kucnilo.
/ Strahoten kirk je zadonel il
| dvesto grl, bolestno rjoyenje
obupen kirk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

bitij, XII sta emo srce, ena dusa,
ena misel ..
Potem pa solncno poletje, IT,
ha sreca S prihodom otrok, XII
Sc ma ME prenasa skupna lju-
bezen.
Slednjic sladka in tina je-
sen, nekoliko obtezena z lahno
melanholijo kot predhodnico
zarece ZINE Xxi jo obseva in
ogreva Tiki solncni zarek sreca
dragih bitij, odraslih otrok.
Kar Sc il je zarezala v obraz
COLA resnicnost.
Ali ina pravico naslajati sc
oh teh gresnih sanjah! Ne!
Greha noce imeti ma vesti!
Greha? Mar ga re nina
Cd vceraj omozena - mar ne
cuti v sebi klijoce presustnice
jutrisnjega dine?
Pri tel misli jo je spreletel
mraz; padla je ma kolena in "a
sepetala ihte:
Boze, resi- me! Ljubim ga!
ljubim ga! Ker Sc ne
morem vec boriti MIN, m
daj vsaj moe ubraniti Sc sebe
"Prins Hendrix" je plul sko
ri Pazde Calais in la Manche
preden je priplul ma sirno NOR
je. Vreme je bilo krasno, morjt
mirno, voznja prijetna. Ma vsef
straneh so Sc prikazovali il
morja zeleni otoki. V daljav
Sc je z daljnogledom dobro vi
della francoska obala.
Vsak hip so srecavali kal
parnik, jadrnico ali ribisk'
ladjo. Ia del morja je zelo Ii
vahen. Neki potnik je dejal, d:
ga spominja morje tu ma bull
var Montmartre.
"Prins Hendrix je zacel po
casi zavijati ma otok Batz.
Ali prispemo jutri zjutra
v Brest,, gospod kapitan? - j
vprasal Saint-Hyrieix.
- Oh osmih bono v brest
skem pristaniscu, gospod, il
bill bi tam gotovo tri ure pref
da mas nj zadrzevala megla.
Gas je hitel, ura "a uro, ne d;
hi kaj motilo nocno tisino NJ
krovu. Kar Sc je razlegel gro
zen, pretresljiv zvizg.
i Ma levi box! ;. je kirk
nil sluzbujoci castnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

Potem je bilo pa zopet vse
tho. u.. w
Morje je poziralo svoj plen.
- Colne v morje! - je zapo-
vedal kapitan.
Poslusnost je tako globoko
vkoreninjena v mornarjevem
srcu, da so preostali mozje po-
sadke izpolnili povelje mirno,
cutec, kako. Jim pod nogami
uhajajo tia, kako Sc magic po-
grezajo.
Kapitan je stal nepremieno
ma poveljniskem mosticku in
zrl smrti v obrazz dobro vedoc,
da je neizogibana. Edna skrb
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

SO mu bill tisti, XII je "a ME od-
govarjal.
Bill je bled, toda brezcuten. A
prior je bill strahoten.
Potnikom prednjem delu
parnika nj preostajalo druge-
ga, nego groza smrti, usodna,
neisprosna. Cutili so samo gro
20 ma smrt obsojenega, XII slisi,
kako Sc sekira giljotine dviga
in pada.
| Pac so pa imeli potniki v
zadnjem delu dovolj casa pre-
ltrpeti vse nuke agonije.
Kosi razbitega parnika so Sc
potapljali pocasi. kakor bi 81
hotelo ze nasiceno morie odpo-
citi, preden pogoltne Sc ostanke
svoje zrtve.
| Napol mage, v smrtnem stra'
| hu trepetajoce zenske so bega'
! lie sem in tia, zaletavale SO 81
druga v drugo, plakale, prosilt
in klicale ma pomoc.
/ Moski so posuroveli, borili 81
lse "a COLO zivljenje, Sc obdela
,ivali S pestmi in suvali z noga
mi -. +
/ Spoprijemali so Sc in kali
da bi bill prvi, pehali so pro-
zenske in otroke, da bi prisli
resilni coin, da bi Sc resili.
Skakali so s kapitanskeg'
mosticka v morje, Sc oprijemal
roba resilnega colna, plezali il
kricali:
- Resi- sc, kdor Sc more!
Kar Sc je coin zagugal in pre-
vrnil, ker je bill ma eni strar
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rs. februarja, 1943.

proved obtezen. Nastala je no-
va borba, borba vodi, grozna
borba med tistimi, XII SO Sc bill
zopet oprijeli prevrnjenega col
ma.
v naslednjem trenutku Sc je
zadnji ostanek "Prinsa Hen
drika' pogreznil ma dno NOR
ia. Nastal je nov vrtinec in "a
culo Sc je strahotno klokotanJe.
Drugo dejanje strasne ira
gedije je trajalo komaj deset
minut.
Nekai kosov, razmetanih po
vodi, nekaj cloveskih glav, mo-
leeih IL valov, to je bio vse, kar
je ostalo ma kraju katastrofe.
Kmalu so premetavali valovi
samo Sc trupla. "
Toda zadnjem trenutku Sc
je prikazala bella postava bas
nasproti kosa razbite ladJe,
smejoc Sc smrti v obraz, smejoc
Sc sanjam in zlatim zvezdam,
migljajocim ma nebu, XII Sc je
bilo ia cas- iztrgalo il vlaznega
objema megle.
! Nikogar blizu.
| Bila je Carmen.
+ Noe jo je bila tako znledlas
da nj slisala klicev svojega mo-
ia, XII je bill med prvimi,, XII so
poskakali v resilni coin. Zavi-
ia v sirok plase il belega- kas-
mira je mirno in resignirano
cakala, da jo pogoltnejo valovi.
Dalje prihodnjiO
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P. DECOURCELLE:
moo
L.JUBEZNI
ROM A NJ. D Ell

Spoznala ga je kmalu, ko il
je zacel polagoma razlagati
svoje brezcutne teorije V nadi,
da najde v Mi dobro pomoeni-
co "a naerte svojih piclih spo-
sobnosti.
Carmen je takoj pomislila,
da bi bila sokriva, &c bi mu po-
magala. In takoj je spoznala,
da ga ne DO nikoli ljubila.
Use njene dekliske sanje, ME
ne naivne made ma vzajemno
ljubezen, krasni prividi vecne
srece v narocju dragega bitja,
vse to Sc je sesulo v prah, ko je
zadelo oh to COLO resnicnost.
Pri teh mislih Sc je srce MIA
de zene tako bolestno stisnilo,
da ie malo manjkalo, da nj
kriknila ;solze so il pritekle il
oci.
Stala je tako dolgo, da je "a
cutila, kako il padajo vroce
solze ma roke. Kar je zacula "a
seboj sladak in globoko nezen
glas:
vi plakate?
Obrnila Sc ie.
Pred MO je stal mlad MOI V
elegantni uniformi stabnega
castnika. Carmen je dvignila
roko in 81 obrisala solzne oci.
- vi trpite, Carmen? - je
nadaljeval z drhtecim giasom.
Dvignila je glavo in mu po-
gledala V obraz.
PiSem sc Saint-HyrieiX,
gospod ritmojster d'Alboize, -
je odgovorila skoraj osorno, -
in nikoli vam nisem dala pra-
vice pozabiti ma to. Prosila bi
vas, da ohranite V bodoce svoje
intimnosti in socutje "a druge.
Castnik je hotel odgovoriti,
toda njegov pogled Sc je srecal
srditim pogledom mlade ze-
ne. Solze so mu stopile V oci in
bolest mu je stisnila srce. Glo-
boko Sc je priklonil in ponosno
dvignjene glave je pocasi od-
Sci.
Carmen je zrla "a MIN in
cim il je izginil izpred oci, je
globoko vZdihnila:
All! &c bi vedel!
In vrnila Sc je k svojim sa-
njam. Toda njene misli SO kre-
nile V drugo smer. Znova je vi
della Stockholm, to poeticno,
krasno mesto, tako slikovito
zgrajeno ma sedmih otokih sre-
di jezera Moelar.
Spomnila Sc je svoje prve
soareje ma francoskem poslani-
stvu sredi diplomatov in vsega
tega oficijelnega sveta, napete-
ga in dolgocasnega, XII je bila
obsojena ziveti z MEM; spom-
Mia Sc je svoje zadrege, ko il
je MOI predstavil vojaskega
ataseja s poslanistva, visokega,
bledega mladenica crnih oci in
resnega, sanjavega obraza, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

raj S SVoJlm ZareS duhOVltlm
in prepricevalnim govorom.
Prvic, ko il je MOI predstav-
ljal mladega castnika, nj dobro
slisala njegovega imena, kakor
Sc pac dogaja V druzbi.
Zvecer pa, ko sta Sc vracala
V Grand-hotel, kjer sta stano-
vala, jo je moz vprasal:
- No, kako ii je vsec ritmoj-
ster d'Alboize?
- Kdo pa je ia ritmojster
d'Alboize?
- Mas vojaski atase vendar,
XII 81 Sc z MIN nocoj zabavala,
Yes, da bi bill ljubosumen, da
nisva bas sredi medenih ted
nov? Sicer pa, kaj mi pride ma
misel! I'll 81 prevec pametna
da bi Sc mogla spozabiti take
dalec. To je pravi don Quijot.
te, potujoci vitez in k nesreci Sc
pesnik Tam slabse, kajti
kot castnik bi lahko napravil
karijero.
V hotelu nista vec govorila
o tenn.
Naslednjega dne Sc pa Car.
men nj mogla otresti misli ma
svojega kavalirja s soareje. Po,
zneje ga je videla cesto na il.
i prehodih, ma izletih V okolico
kamor so tovariis vabili Saint.
Hyriexa; videla je dobro, kakc
dvori mladi, lepi dami in kakc
je srecen, &c lahko ostane kje
sam MO. In kadar je nj nihce
opazoval, je Zrla Carmen "a
mladim castnikom ljubosumno
A ko il je ritmojster neke
krasne noci ponudil roko, je
Carmen zacutila, kako Sc il tre-
Sc roka in kako VISA drhti cd
radosti.
Nekoc Sc je zaklenila v svoje
stanovanje bojec Sc sama sebe.
VISA V strahu pred silnim vpli-
vom, XII ga je cutila ma sebi
navzlic vsemu odporu. Da sc te-
mu izogne, je sklenila napro-
siti ga, da bi odpotovala il
Stokholma pref nego je Saint,
Hyrieix prvotno nameraval.
| A glej, prvi, XII ga je srecala
ma parniku, je bill ritmojste1
d'Alboize. Tudi on je obozeval
morje; in ker je incl dvome.
secni dopust, XII ga je hotel pre-.
biti pri svoji materi blizu Nan.
tesa, je sklenil odpeljati Sc dc
Bresta, ker je bill navdusen "a
voznjo po morju.
Tako je zatrjeval de Saint.
Hyrieixu, ki je bill zelo vessel
da bo incl ma voznji tako pri.
jetnega druzabnika. Toda DIAL.
boizove oci so govorile Carmen
-Lazem. Vedel sem, da sta
81 izbrala to pot. In izbral sen
81 jo tudi JAZZ, da bi vas videl
da bi vdihaval vsaj teden dn
Il vami isti zrak.
Zato je bila Carmen napran
mlademu mozu tako hladna. II
zato je stala nepremicno M
krovu, naslonjena ma ograjo
vznemirjena Sc bolj nego pret
trenutkom, ko je nenadoma "a
gledala ma parniku d'Alboiza
Bila je VISA IL sebe.
Zakaj nj srecala tega MOI:
prej?! Zakaj nj on njen moz
Ljubi jo. To Sc mu pozna 4
ma obrazu. o tenn je trdno pre-
pricana.
V njegovih bledih licih, v ME
govih velikih, crnih in utrujeni]
oceh je citala o precutih noceh
precutih V mislih ma MO.
V njegovih nemirnih pogle
din, V drhtenju njegovih ustel
je bill ogenj, je bila strast.
In Carmenin romanticni du,
Sc je zatopil v razmisljanje.
- Zakaj naju usoda nj zdru
lila? - je pomislila. Ma
nisva ustvarjena "a skupno xiv
ljenje?
In v duhu 81 je gradila VS.
zivljenje neizmerne blazenost
Pomlad ljubezni, polna stras1
nih objemov, vrocih poljubo
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WAR BONDS

A pelorus, used by the Navy, is a
device which fits over the surface of
a compass to enable the operator
to take bearings on distant objects.
1t has split hair sights, has been in
use for many years (. and costs
approximately $l25.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno-varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

.Ko Sc je nedavao posvetovul y
Washingto,au 'aek senatni od-
Dor, je priSla . sobo nalada muc-
ka, XII Sc je hote1a udezeSih po-
sveta. Ma Sikh Vidinao senatorial
Ernesta McFarlamda IL Arisohe,
XII bOSd SivdlicO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-23

! These instruments are essential
equipment to every American ship
which comes out of the shipyards.
With the scores of ships now being
completed each month, we need
many of these instruments. Your
purchase of War Bonds and Stamps
will help pay for them. Invest at
least ten percent of your income ev-
cry payday in these interest bear
ing Government securities.
". S. Trsasnyy Department
The sub., 1943-04-22
OckfOrd Baseball Team Looks Strong

What is destined to be one of the most powerful semi-pro teams in this section will meet very shortly at the Ockford Hose Com- pany house in New London to for mulate plans for the coming base ball season. This diamond dust ing club, better known as the Ock- lords, terrors of the Morgan Park league and general pains in the neck to other pennant bound clubs, is beginning to rub it's eyes, stretch and pick up fungo bat.
 Last year, the Ockfords were hotter than one of the three-alarm fires it is called on at times to battles, and so resulted in complete annihilation of all in the first round in the Morgan loop, as they won over the Coast Guard Cubs and Charlie Pinch's FEB men of Troy. In the second half, the massive brain power of Barkeley and Pinch proved too much and the Trojans slid into the second half champion ship but for the real bunting of the league, the Bremen hauled up their colors and slapped down the
 Trojans best in Walt Mcbride, Mike Butchka, etc, and went on
 to be undisputed kings of the Mor- gan loop for 1922.
 The Ockfords of 1943 will be a much stronger club than the one that won as it pleased when it played. It will be led by Joe Mu-
 buvero, as usual and the team col- ors of red and white, are expected to remain.
 The Bremen will be especially strong on the mound, as Jimmy
 McKenna, Howard Ward, Harold
 Morgan and Fedelo Muguvero are
 expected to toe the ball. Behind
 the plate will be the one and only Skinner BuonannO, who should
 bloat his poor 1922 batting average. Sammy Bongo will be at first. Lou
 Gustina at second. Bucky Yauilla
 at short and Johnny Golart at the
 hot corner sack.
 In the outfe1d the Bremen will
 be especially strong, as that is where Jimmy McKenna, Tony Osinski and Fred Grippe will la bor. At the plate this trio will
 make the twirlers work and how! The cry will be crisp and clear, Break up the Ockfords." However, a certain gent by the name of Clyde Solt, may have word to
 say about the Bremen having ev-
 erything their own way, and the mentors of the Trojans. Until that time is ripe, those Ockfords look
 crippliing to any prospective pen- nant bidders.
The sub., 1943-04-22
Jiggs Barclay Trojan Mgr.

The much tossed around E. B. Trojans were hauled out of the for gotten man class and with Bill Barclay, better known as Jiggs, as the returning manager, things shape up for an interesting season in the Morgan Park League.
 It is not impossible to have the men of Troy battle the favorite Ockfords right down to the wire as they did last year. With Walt Kent, Jackie Brown, Mike Butch ka, Art Leblanc, Clyde Solt, Jr., Ken Avery, Milt Amanti, and oth- CTS around, together with additions, the Trojans will be a scrappy bunch.
The sub., 1943-04-22
Inside Machinists Win Inter-Shift Basketball Crown

The first shift Inside Machinists, led by their star forward, Jack Welch, defeated the second shift Skipjacks, 32 to 31, to win Electric Boats first inter-shift basketball league.
 Welch was all over the court on both the offense and defense and led the scorers with 18 points, hopping the last and deciding point in the last twenty seconds of play.
 The Inside Machinists closed the season undefeated, thanks to their fine teamwork under the leader ship of John Tramontano.
 The Electric Boat Athletic Club deserves a lot of credit for pro- noting a successful recreational program at Bulkeley for Electric Boat employees the past winter.
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The sub., 1943-04-22
Jack Cruise Sells Story On Army Life

Jack Cruise, versatile sports writer formerly connected with the New London Day, has written a story entitled The Maine Kid" which has been published in sev- eral of the big papers.
 Jack states that he received a nice check Che didn't say how much) from McClure's Syndicate for the story.
 The story deals with the army life of a rookie.
 Congratulations from the staff of the "Sub," and from his many friends.