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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-15

NASA SREDSTVA: prc4ve-
eivanie rainicke klase II duhu
Marksizma: da su rad j kapi
tai nepomir5ivi nepri iAteli:
organizovanie radnicke klase
u jednu Revolucionarnu Poll.
tieku Partiin "a oevajauje j
razaranje PoIititke Drzave ka-
pitalizma; orsanizovanje rad
nika jednu revoiucionaYnn
Industrijalnu Junjiu "a nzima-
ME, drzanie j kretanie svih
zemaljskih industrial.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-15

NAsA SYRIA: Unistenje
kapitalissickog sredjcnja; u.
4ai6kaaia- najamnogs Z Pst-
va radnicke klase; prenasa-
ME svih zemaljskih industri-
ja = rute organisovanih pro-
ixvodjaca; svakon radniku
potpun plod njegovog rada; o.
slobodjenje eeleg covecanstva
Cd merije Klasne Vladavine;
uspostavljanje, Slobodne Zajed-
nice Drugova j Drugarica
Industrijalne Republike Rada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Promised q Party

- Sammy also revealed nc had
omiSed to throw a party for
Ills shipmatcS with his share Of
the purse. He felt great about
returning 70 the ring and he
was already figuring out how
he'd spend his money.
Then tho card on which he
was slated 10 appear was post
pOncd for q week and Sammy
had 10 hurry back 10 his sub
marine chaser without anything
in gold or glory 10 show for his
furlough He was disappointed
and much concerned about the
kidding his mates would hand
hum when the promised party
didn't materialiZc.
y Nevertheless, he was anxious
10 get back in the bigger scrap.
Here il funny thing" he
declared. You know, I come
from the coal mine country over
in Pennsylvania and I'd never
been on anything more than
rowboat before Joined the
navy. And was I seasick and
hOmesick both on n lot of my
early days In the service. But
now. since I've been on furlough.
I've been lonesome for the sub
marine chaser. Amt that some
thine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SATURDAY

900 o. m.-CIass C--Machine Repair. G.
NJ Diesel. Arcola FraHtz; Class D-Heim
Rindery. Graphic Arts. Walter Groll; Fin
lsh Polishers, Graham Paige. Rudolph Ro-
ssndic; stober, Mich Ind. Bill Rybarz /;
Dodge Truck Production Chandeliers.
Chester Zdanio; Hodges, Carl Davis. Class
E-ColonlAls. Larry Argo; Max Jewelry,
E1ay Plachta; smittys Bar. Clarence
Burke; Wolves Hangsi' Red Seal
Motor, A. Msyus; Tliman, sealtest Dairy,
Roderick Bone.
sI5-CIass B--U s. Tool MIG. Pal
mer Park House. Jack KuChenbrod. Glass
CT, H. Conley, Ann ArboT Classic
Munro Class D-Garden Bar, Mite LIE
r. Steiner: Polka Dot Bar. y W. Jr., Ed.
ward Grant; Barnes Gibson Raymond -
Heat Treat, Joe Spaunburg Sales. Perry
Roulette: Class Estimating. Lloyd Penn
berton. Truckers. George McGregor. Ar
craft. Ernie Sparks. Jr.; Polishers. Fred
Hall: Sheriff Theut, Rosevlle Metro. r
stfom; Tire Plant Ford, William Kocsis
10 .Sl-CIaAA B-DeLuKe Die Works
Travelling, John Lauer: Class C-Northvlle
House Koppiz, Arthur Mitchell Warner
Service; Butch All-Stars. Clifford LsFever
City Towel Service. New Fairview Jr., Lou
stroster; Jerrys Bar, Czapski House, Mar
vim schulz; Young American S.N d, Croa-
tisn, Robert Travnik; Class D--taton
Wo1cik. Packard Aircraft Henderson, VII
liam Henderson; Dugrans Bar Frank
Hlubik Class mo, s. Henry Ford II
Westbrook; Pirates, UAW-CIO 40. Andrew
MoJtoWiCZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
No Lack of Fire

Although the series may he
on more informal basis this
year. II would be mistake 10
imagine the contests VIII be
lacking in fire or deadly serl-
business. Their respective par
tiSanS will follow the games
with as much interest as ever.
Both clubs know their prestige
and something OF their draw
g power be al stake even
" these short notice trays.
The Cubs and the SoX have
been battling bitterly for too
many years 10 lose interest now.
They are natural rivals and viii
extend each other any time they
meet. under any conditions.
This ought TO be A real beni-
son 10 both teams. struggling TO
get into top shape under con-
0itions that are much more Diff
ficult than those 10 which they
are accustomed The Cubs and
Sox met Ia times in formally
scheduled spring exhibition
games last year Now they can
achieve the result by doing little
more than walking across the
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
SUNDAY

1880 =. m.-els. C--cards vteksfs
III I'd LaBranehe Class D-Layout'
Briggs, NJ. Lutsch, Ferndale Rec, House
No. ? Marvin Bell Johnson Real Estate.
Naples $50 Glenn Bates. Federal MOgul
No 2 Don Martn: Continental Team 100
Nooman Hem; Glass E--Chryselr Cutter
Grinders pithres, = schultz. Intercept
tors A. j. Sem; Continental No. l3-
Team 1872, George LeBtaAc Heat Treat
lO6 BOYD Wibourn Jeeps Paramouu,
Eng. Hll Pierce; Aircraft. Federal MoguL
Robert Tramps
Iz:l5-CIass A-ouent Rec. Travelling,
Hun CLAM Killian Harvey Barnes. Class
C--GrandstaES Mems Wear, GieneaEies
$40 George Moilsnen. Joseph Hauer.
Grand National Phillip George; Union
Transue Pipe. Filters Desoto Wyoming,
Frank Ogurcak. Glass Dire Plant No.
J. n. Edwards Giants Nickers III FREQ
Boelter The Farm Post, DENLY Jr., I'd
Anne No. Ford Victory Rooert Cor.
don; Glass NO 8 Bethany church
Peter Bushbaker Wildcats, Pontiac Yei-
low Truck. Harold Snyder
3:00-CIass B--Altes Lager DENLY s.
Joe Merys Class Grands Floral. G. r..
Livernols Boosters, Carr schreiber Class
Funeral Home Clarence Marshall Wagon
-wtgVt- cHrp- ftubert- Mrfirr-- fsauE-r- Haru-
ware, JACK Spaih John Sieng' the Bar-
Der Edward Leblanc. Guns Midwest
4
Lorne Wright, Richards Five, Rainbow
Thurs. Claire Richards Wildcats. Zenith
Local ius Robert Wise. Mosquitoes Pack
ard Local 100. Frank RosensWey -Four
Point, Republic Aircraft Robert Riopeiie.
s:I5-Cia0 B-Wy.7 Recreation House,
Carl Schwikert: Class C-Rsubs Tire
Service Flint Centennial. Reuben Gideon
EckhArdt A Becker Beer Capital House
No. I OwossO A. SchiiNng Manos care
WV House Mike Kieitch Cla. d Dear
MAJ. Daf a.
Pan Bread 81 JuliauR. Edward Horn
Morse Tool, WY IT.. Art Parkins: Ford
Traffic Demufrsge. Norman OeSk0. Class
Car Records. Mike Brelng Customs
George Blake p a. NJ No = GBL- Ros a.
Oak, Floyd earns Parkside Drugs, PARK
side Homes. J. FrankoEsk.
S0-ClAss B-Whalngs Mems Wear
West Fort, Harold Elliott. Class Mar
IN Bombers Conner j., L. Tipsword
Northumberland. Graphic Arts. JaeS
Fshel. Glass u Her sim Local 1876 Five
Aces. Reginald Rsdsipne Comets. william
Hall. Markers Henry Aunleck No. :
Shores Cafe Henry Kuzia; Hayes Bar
Local ~. Archie Murley: Harry Kelly
". Chicago Jr Edward Zshndef, sports
WhsNnRs Mems Near. Gene Gourley
Class E--vIciory Ftvs, Her-sin1 Local 165
Joseph Zuracko; No. ,, WhalingG Men
Wesr, William Anderson
s:as---Ciass B-conner Rec TRAVELLING
Carl Kumm. MCCARTHY Cafe. RIVER
House Hugh sprott Welding. Whitehead
a Kales. Ernie Frssier Class C--Econom
Furniture. Royal OAK " charles snead
John Barrett Spark Plugs Gleneagle
$50 Don Grain Bower Bearings No. ]
Bower Empl William Guensche Class
Anholter Bros Crmy NyHndotte Bus
Men. Louis Christie HiichinE Post Inn
Friendly Tavern Adam Tengier Class
Commands Walters Cafe Ray Mol
derhausr Lloyds Rosevilie Metro EdWti
Lloyd Jr. Macs Lunch Bnghtmoor Nereh
Thomas stewart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Disappointed Sailor

Remember Sammy Secret
the tough willing younEster
who won the favor Of Detroit
fight fans by his readiness 10
fight when he appeared on local
ring cards?
Well. Sammy is now disap-
pointed sailor. He has been
sailor for some time. but his
disappointment Is OF much later
vintage. He recently got a brief
furlouch from the submarine
chaser TO which nc has been
assigned SO he promptly COM
pleted arrangements 10 hurry
ever TO Cleveland and go into
training for a bout scheduled
with Ivy Janazzo for this week.
"SOme people seem to think
It's funny I should want to
spend my furlough training for
a fight and fighting u. hut !
don't" said Sammy. II like Ia
fight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Bob Tales
Cubs-White Sox
AFeud in S pring
Will Continue
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Although wartime limitations
on travel will put an end 10 most
of the spring training exhibit
tionS that used 10 flavor the
annual conditioning grinds for
big league baseball teams, the
Chicago Cubs and White SoX
will be at il as hot and heavy
as ever.
The Sox will 90 through their
PAGES at French Lick and the
Cubs will train almost next
door. Whenever the rival man.
ayers decide their boys ought 10
have a little outside competition,
they can whip up game on an
hours notice.
This system has advantages
ever the old prewar routine of
booking the contests we'll in adj
vance. Manager Jimmy Dykes
can peck out OF his hotel room
in the morning and if II looks
like good day for a game, he
can call up Manager Jimmy Will
son and ask him 10 come on
over and bring the team. IL
will he as simple as that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
De Luxe Marian
Still Games
In Major Loop
STANDINGS

De Luxe-D Is closer 10 counting
that first place prize money in
the Michigan Major League today
as il shows a four game jump over
Koppitz with u still to play.
KoppitZ did cut a game from
the leaders last night by winning
shutout over Myrtle at Crest
Lanes, while De Luxe was winning
two from PabSt at Ramona Recre-
alton. De Luxe had 3O66 10
Pabsts 1924. Koppitz outpinned
Myrtle. 2975 10 1858.
: PepSi-Cola, six games away, con-
tinued 10 remain a possibility in
defeating Olympic, 309l TO 1892.
Sam Richardson's us from 257-
I222-236 was the platinum-tipped
Individual performance and Pepsl's
309l was team top.
Therman Gibson, De LuXe-D,
winnoWed GIT for runner-up. Be
hind Gibson were Russell Knccht
and Paul Scribner, Pabst. GIL and
665; Francis Troy, Koppitz, 674;
Cass Schlaff, Pepsi-CoIa, $50;
Frank Zion. De Luxe-D. 627;
George Lukach. Sackman, SOS; Joe
Walker, Olympic, $50; Bill Pank-
hurst. SIS Tool Ga.
AlteS managed TO pinch one from
Sackman by one pin in the roll
eff of n tie tie. SaekFHaH had the
first, third and total, 2S7l 10 pal
Foreman Association. headed
by Wayne Spaulding's Gil. fell 10
seven and one-half games down
from first in losing two 10 Queen,
1895 10 2Sa2 Tony -LiHdeman- had
612 and Angelo Caps Damieo,
Is on tf1r- winning side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Rollin' Around
YEHUDI CONES BACK
TO HAUNT ARENA
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Yehudi is back again
That mysterious and Elusive
young man made his appearance
at Arena Gardens last Saturday
night
As you know this rink gives
away SIS war bond each Sat
urday night, Each skater IN the
audience writes his name and
address on a card which is placed
in the drawing box From thence
comes the winning ticket.
Now, naturally. you'd assume
that any one who had written a
natural sounding name and a rea-
Sonable address would be there 10
claim the bond. But when Man
lager Fred Martin called the name
on the card there was no response.
I'VE just couldn't put the
money back into the fund, so
decided to ask II the people
would like to give the bond To
some worthy cause" said Martin.
THAT suggestion met with i.
instant applause. The applause
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Showed Foresight

WhCn--as one wag put 1t
Llppy Leo DuroCher went out OF
the army on his ear, the aStutc-
ross Of Branch Hickey again was
evident to the baseball public.
In tho weeks that preceded
DuroCher'S rejection for selec-
tive service because of per-
iorated ear-drum. Hickey firmly
refused 10 admit he was even
considering the possibility he
might need new manager for
his Brooklyns. Until Durocher
was sworn into the army, he
was tho teams manager and
shat was that. Hickey told the
ess on several occasions.
- Many possible successors to
DuroCher were mentioned, but
Hickey refused To make any
comment. Now that Durocher
is. back. relations Between the
Buns bosses are n lot better
than they would have been If
Hickey had shown any inclina-
ton TO select DurochcT'S sue
ceSSor when the latter was first
put in la.
Hickey acted with restraint
and foresight. Maybe he's
worth all the dough they're
paying HIM. I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

recorder gave the bond to the
L. =. o. That made the service
men there very happy"
II was the first time in more
than 100 bonds given away at this
rink that no one claimed the
reward.
Al last the dates definitely arc
set Tor The CITY and state meets
sanctioned by the Amateur Roller
Skating Association. The city will
be held March 20 and y AT Wells
and Arcadia. with the state April
II and rs at the same places.
Dance competition from 9 a. m
to 2 p. m. and speed from $50 TO
s p. m. on Saturday goes 10 Wells
while figures and pairs will go at
the same hours on Sunday TO
Arcadia.
The same schedule will hold for
the state.
Varsity Gardens Is the most
recent rink 10 add a special prac-
tice session for war workers. It's
set for every Friday afternoon
from . TO 5 ID m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Vernon in First,
Leader Banked

Mt. Elliott puts new slant on
the championship contention IN the
Womens Major League today by
blanking Olympic last night at
Chene-Trombly Recreation, 1922 10
2552. Vernon went into first place
by one game in taking three from
the hostess club, 1881 10 24Sl.
Altoona also won twice from
Palmer Park 10 stay three away
from Vernon. Hulda Often led Yer
nor on $50. Gertrude Schuster was
best for Altoona on 553. Gears re-
manned threat in shutting out
Palace, 267S 10 1888.
Elvira Helms Of Gears was first
in the field with COZ from lSl-233-
1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

pace IN c., FIT English Lu.
theran by taking three points from
the latter as Robert Horn posted
a new high series record on 222-
20S-210 for $40.
Herman BcHgelPs Pcpsi-CoIu has
ron - ont OF its last 30 games.
Shifman's team OF the Highland
Park senior fashioned SOC when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Class Ii is i'm Sweeps Spotlight

parrow, Ellen Tuckwcll and
Marge Clayton will roll Dizzy
Trout's Tigers in a benefit
match for the Red Cross al Mt.
Elliott Recreation Saturday night.
Chef Laabs and Eden Auker Will
replace Trout and Harold New
houSer, who have left for Hot
Springs.
Tank Welders seized first place
in the Plymouth $50 circuit as
Gordon BynOrth tumbled 235-l70-
267 and Frank Kinsel 225-2i0-l72
for 672s. BynOrth strung eight in
his last game. The 40 stopped
Stanley GOstyla after nine i'm "A
row and he finished with 265 I'm
60T.
Helen ShobHs shot 2l2-f72-f5S
for SO IN the Varsity Ladies.
Louisa Thornc rolled COZ.
George & Jerry's seizure of the
Class ID leadership in The Detroit
Times sweeps with 2716 was
dirty pool As far as Arthur Yak
ems and his Chrysler Amplex Tool
Crib mates are concerned. The
Cribs" moved TO the top on 26S2
only 10 drop 10 second "a hours
later.
Adelheid BuckhOIz' 20S. Jackie
Mayors 2O3 ana Lillian JOhnson's
20l stood out in the State Fair
Ladies' Major House.
II. II. Smiths POE is nelO mark
IN the TpeHtieth Century House
lrherc Stere Shocke's ESQ and $50
Wcre high.
With only six weeks remaining
the Henrys quint enjoys a COM
handing @ in the American
Section, while Atlas, Regent and
b. q c. are staging a brisk battle
in the National Of the Conglo
League.
Joe Rabauts 224 I'm the Red Di-
vision, William GeddeS' 207 in the
White, William Nutting's 23I in
the Blue, and VILLA Glaze
brooks 235 in the Buff featured
in the Graphic Arts.
Pat Nets ff9-f6f-f67 for 547
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
BY HAROLD KAHL

Class 3 bowling teams will
move into the spotlight in The
Detroit Times Sweepstakes this
weekend with 10 scheduled Ia
compete al the Imperial Rccre-
alton Saturday and Sunday.
Eight of these will have their
innings Sunday. They are Carl
Kumm's Conner Recreation. Hugh
Sprotts McCarthyS, Ernie Fra
sier'S Whitehead a. KaleS Weld
ing, Ray HulrS Rainbow Recrea-
ton, Harvey Barnes CLAM Kill
liam, Joe Morys' Altes, Carl
Schwikert's WY Recreation and
Harold Elliott's WhalingS.
Jack Kuchenbrod'S L. S. Tool
and John Lauer'S De Luxe arc
listed Saturday,, The 1924 of
George MacLellan's Farris Bros.
of the Michigan Major viii be
their target.
Cy O'Neilrs Orient Recreation
is the only Class A club billed.
Twenty.one Class { fiVcS, IS d
and Al 4 also will have their
filings.
John Mccarthy reeled Oft 800
23i-247 for 7Ol In the Rainbow
Major Classic. Tony wilkins go,
Art Klein's 65l, Len Liberda's $50,
Al NalelIa's $50 and John Sea-
mans 269 also stood out.
George Jordan clipped e77-20f-
1855 for 66l IN the Fort Delrdy.
Pvt. Bill Williams writes from
the fight school in St. Petersburg.
Fla, and sends his regards 10 all
members of The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic. Wants 10 know
whether Streh is still on top. or
Charley Rabaut'S and Joe Lieb's
T'w en- tieth Century, Inc, has
jumped up there.
Wayne Spaulding and Therman
Gibson will defend their state dou-
bles match game crown against
Jack Sharkey and I'd Gillum with
81 games at the Twentieth Cen
fury Recreation In Battle Greek
Saturday and sunday and 81 here
at the Cadillac March 20-21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

and Maria Dud,ik's fSI-I5O-f79
for $40 featured m the Garfield
Ladies.
RaSsner Five regaIned first
place in the Bowl-O-Drome House
when Phil Robinson rceied off DIS
214-226 for 665 and a new season
mark. Two thin hits spoiled what
might have been a perfect game
for spike Weinberg. lie settled
for 266.
Harry Thomas as, Martin Mil
ler's $50. Grand Lodges 1852 and
PaleStine's 9iS are season marks
in the Pisgah B'nai Birth League.
Nelson Five tied Ortiz for first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Victor Dubrish's 226 and John
Obar's 500 shared honors in the
Grand Central Junior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

anthony Aiouif=' es0 tras the
best individual effort az the Lett
handlers TrdUcliHg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Phil Belanger's and Tom Roo
neys 629s led the Knights of Co
lumbus intercouncil loop the for
mer having 21S-215 and the latter
236-2O0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Bud Dryden speored 26S in the
KoeppTWgers league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Phil Belanger'S and Tom Roo
neys 629's led the Knights of CO.
lumbus intercouncil loop. the for.
mer having 2l8-2l5 and the latter
236-2O0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

KoprInce had 67O. Blake 66l, sui.
Ivan 6S4, Simpson $50 and Reeves
6O7. II II the highest total ever
rolled in this loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Mt. Elliott Recreation (Gladys
Dempsey. Hattie Wooster. Marie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Adelheid BuckhOlZ' 208. Jackie
Mayors 2O3 ana Lillian JOhnSOn's
POI stood out in the State Fair
Ladies' Major House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Helen ShabHs shot 2l2-f72-f5S
for so IN the Varsity Ladies.
Louisa Thornc rolied 902.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Nelson Five lied Orth Tor first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

II. II. Smiths POE is neiO mark
in the TWentieth Century House
rhcrc Stere Shocke's ESQ and $50
we're hiQh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Pat Hettff s fffs-fSf-fs7 for 5447
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-12-04
Negro Soldiers
Have Earned
Battle Honors

In the current global war the
Negro has definitely established
himself in the hierarchy of distin-
guished soldiers.
Private George Watson, of Birm-
ingham, Alabama, received the
Distinguished Service Cross for ex-
traordinary heroism in the South
west Pacific on March 8, 1943.
For exceptionally meritorious
conduct in the performance of out
standing services at Guadalcanal,
on March 81, 1943, four Negro
youths received the Legion of
Merit. They were Private First
Class Ben w. Pettis, Senatobia,
Mississippi; Private Jesse Harris,
Tuskegee, Alabama; Private Verna
c. Neal, Ruleville, Mississippi; and
Private Henry Smith, Jr., Good
Pine, Louisiana.
Sergeant Charles NJ Baynes, of
Chicago, Illinois, was awarded the
Silver Star for heroic conduct ex-
hibited on June 26, 1943, near an
Algerian air base. Another Sill
yer Star award went to Private
Mack B. Anderson, of BRENNAN,
Texas, for bravery in India in
1912.
Many others have been honored
in this war, their awards ranging
from the Distinguished Service
Cross to the Good Conduct Medal.
Between the years 1862 and 1926,
soldiers serving in a1l-Negro out
fits were awarded 81 Congressional
Medals of Honor and 81 Distin-
guished Service Crosses. Since
the War Department record of
those honored makes no reference
to race, it is presumed that there
are others.
First authorized by act of Con-
gress in 1862, the Medal of Honor
often referred to as the Congers-
sonal Medal of Honor because il
was presented in the name OF
Congress- is the highest decora-
ton awarded by the United States
Government.
The Distinguished Service Cross
the next highest honor, was insti-
tuted by executive order in jan
uary, 1918, and confirmed by Con-
gress July 8, 1918.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-12-04
R. {. COOPER GIVEN 20 YEARS FOR SUITS MURDER
Induction Halted
Over Christmas,
New Year Holiday

The induction of selective ser.
vice men will be suspended on De.
cember "a, 25, and 26, 1943, ano
January ! and 2, 1914. In addi-
ton, no men will report to recep.
ton centers of the army on those
dates.
The navy will grant days in
active duty for those inducted on
November 18; 9 days to those in
Quoted November II and December
Is; 10 days to those indicted De-
cember II; and IL days to those in
Quoted December %, Col. Long
state director of selective service
announced.
This procedure will permit these
men inducted to spend the hol-
iday with their families. Col
Long stated that this policy OF
the army and navy would be a great
assistance to all concerned, par
ticularly pre-Pearl Harbor faith
ers who are being indicted thru
out the nation on these dates.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-12-04

First instance in history of the
award of the Medal of Honor to q
Negro was in 1868 when Sergeant
William H. Carney, Company c.
54th Massachusetts, Colored Infan-
try, received the honor for con-
spicuous gallantry at Fort Wagner
South Carolina, on July Is Of that
year.
The citation stated, in part, that
when the color sergeant was shot
down, the soldier grasped the flag
led the way to the parapet, and
planted the colors thereon. Wher
the troops fell back he brought
off the flag, under a fierce fire *
which he was twice severely
wounded"
And SO down through the year;
from 1862 to 1943 teh number o.
Negroes who have won acclaim
for valor has become legion, unit
there are 81 recipients of the Con
gressional Medal of Honor and 81
recipients of the Distinguished Ser.
vice Cross.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-12-04

rel 0, Alexander 10; Hazlehurst 0,
Alexander 26; Eureka, 1913; Yazoo
0, Alexander IL; Meridian 7, AL
exander 33; Magnolia 0, Alexander
81. This last game was played in
Monticello. Three were played
away from home and three al
home.
Other teams with whom games
were scheduled at the conference
were Forest and Lanier. Forest
evidently did not accept schedule
while Lanier turned down date
just six days prior to date game
was to be played.
Many sport fans who have fol-
that the team has shown more
lowed the teams of the school say
football than all others of the
school except the teams of 1940-41
There is in the making big af.
fair for the team by group Of
boosters about town. The las
game for the year in Brookhaver
will be played December and {
great team will end well spent
season.
Managers, Joel Cain, VIM. Cain
r. c. Hicks. Mascots: Charles
EEvans and Tyree McBeth.