davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11

izasla poglavito izl stalinisticke
fabrikacije da je taj sistem So
cijalizam. To nije Socijalizam.
To je polutanska uredba. l to je
radi cega je stalinisticka kabala,
nanerna ola OvekoUeCi opu DO
Mtansku uredbu, prizvala visoke
popove "Marksizma" ola dadu
StalinistiCkim praksama oprav.
DAME.
Odbaciuanje celog dru$tuenog
proizrodd.
Ovo ie jasno pokazano sa pre-
gledom nedavnog stalinistickog
prolgasa kako Sc on odnosi ma
shvatanje viska vrednosti ma
jamnice. Ali da Sc ovo ucini
pojmljivim, nuzno je da sc iz-
nese Marksovo sopstveno shva-
canie kako celokupni druStveni
proizvod "kooperativnog drus-
tva", (tj, Sociializma iii Komu-
nizma) mora biti raspodeljivan.
Radnici u ovom drustVu nebi BIZ
ii okradeni "a iedan dec njihova
proizvoda, Marks je razjasnio.
On bi primso njeogvu potpunu
dru$tUenu vrednost. Ovo ne zna-
ci, dakako, da bi svaki radnik
PRIMO direktno urednosti jedna
ke vrednostima koje ie on stvo-
rio. Kao Sto ie Marks razjasnio
u "Gotskom Programu":
Ako sada uzmonio termin do
kodak rada' smjsiu proizvoda
rada. onda su koopelativni ldrus-
txenil dohodci raaa celokupau
drustveni proizvod.
Cd ovoca Sc mora odbiti:
Prvo. KoliGina nuzna N ohnovu
utrosenih sredstaya IA proizyod
nju.
Drugo: Naknaini deo ~ pro-
sirenje proizvojnjc.
Trete: Rezcrvni .osiauravaiuci
fond IA neprilkc, nerede od prl-
rodnih sila it'd. Odhitci od '.ne
dirnutog proiznosa rada' iesu e
konomska nuznost, i njihoya We
fftina mora Sc odrediivati prcma
postojeGim sredstrima silama.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
25.0O0 ma Strajku u
Windsoru

U Kanadi, gde takodjer posto-
ie razne protustrajkovne zaFoas-
ke regulacije kao i u Engleshoi,
izislo ie ma straik $4,000 radni-
ka 3. maia. $4,000 cd niih su
Fordovi radnici, ostali su cd
drugih kompanija. SpoEova, ka-
&c Sc, da ina mnogo, d je'an
najglavniji ie tai, sto koinpaoilc
nece da priznaju formanska ia
niju, koja ne pripada nj Go nj
fFL, vec ie nezaVisna, a zose Sc,
Foremens Association OF ATneGi-
ca. Ma straiku Sc nalazi LOCO o.
viii foremana IL nnogobrolnln
tvornica.
Ford Motor kompaniJa za.fazi-
Ia ie odmai. pomoc IL Otave. I.
da Sc posalje "Planinska Polici-
(Nastavak na 4. strani.)
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Izborni Fond. Plan je bio da Sc
! sakupi $4,000, ukljucujuci onu
svotu, koja je pre- konvenciie
poslata Nacionalnom Uredu. Ali
na "iznenadjenje", kolekciia 1ie
znatno nadmasila odredie1u svo-
tn "a $4,000 Sakupljeno je
$50.000 "a Izborni Fond borbene
S. L. P!
Gornja svota pokazuje koliko
| je naSe clanstvo simpaticarstvo
odlucno da Sc u ovogodisnjim ze-
maliskim izborima revolucionar-
nj glas S. L. P. cuje sirom owe
zemlje; da program Socijalistic-
kog Industrijalnog Junionizma,
koga jedino u ovoj zemlji zago-
vara nasa Partija, dodje do usiiu
i mozgova americke radnicke
klase. Jer sakupiti pedeset hilja-
da dolara jedna brojno mala or
ganizacija, kao sto je S. L. P,
ieste "a divljenje i odusevljenje.
Sami tai Gin jeste dokaz koliko su
nasi clanovi simpaticari ube-
djeni u svoj pokret ispravnost
njegovog programa; to le dokaz
odanosti pozrtvovanosti ma nil
hovoi strani "a stvar radnickog
oslobodjenja!
Ovo je samo poeetak, ier nasa
Partija je odlucila da sakupi
100000 "a izbornu kampanju.
Pocatak je odlican, a svrsetak
treba da je odlican, ii. trebamo
sakupiti JOS $4,000. Jer Il ovo-
godisnjim izbornima nasa Parti-
ia &C upregnuti sve svoje sile ola
ova godina bude S. L. P. godina.
Nasi predsednicki kandidati KRIS
(Nastavak ma 3. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11

Sada izgleda spanija okrece
svoju "neutralnost" u obratnom
pravcu, ii. u korist Saveznika.
Prema vestima il Madrida cd 2
maja, postigput je sporazum IL
medju Spanske Wade americke
j britanske Wade, u kojem Sc
Spanija saglasuje da nece wise
slati vazan mineral wolfram
(mineral koji Sc mesa u celilz da
bude tvrdji) Nemackoj. Ali ona
&c ipak, prema sporazumu, moci
slati dvadeset tona toga wolfIa-
ma ma mesec, u mesecima maiu i
iunu, a cetrdeset tona ma mesec
ostalim mesecima owe godinc.
Do sada je slato po 1000 tona iii
wise.
Pristala je i dale da istera ma
cisticke agente il spanije i Tan
giera, spanske Afrike da ce O.
sloboditi ta1ijanske brodove, koji
SUI do sada bill zadrzani u Spa
niji; da &c povuci one divizije
koje su bile ma istocnom frontu
it'd.
Ovo sye pokazuie da slabiii
pred jacim popusta. Dosadasnja
''neutralna'', Spanija sad ce opet
biti "neutralna" ali samo ma dru-
81 nacin. Nema u kapitalizmu nj
kakve neutralnOsti "a nikoga.
Slabije drzavice moraju da po-
stupaju onako kako i'm jaci "a
povide.
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Preuranjeno veselje

0ve godine, kao Sto Sc nogIo i
ocekivati, Prvi Mai je slavlJ.n u
vrlo ogranicenom obimu, pc swim
predelima sveta Cd sviiu radsric-
kin organizaciia po svetu, samo
ga ie SocijalistiGka Radnicka
Partija slavila, sa istim iii JOS j
nnogo vecim oduSevlienienn i
prema svojim sposobnostina sla-
villa ga je Il potpunosti.
New York Times, obra3o-
van sa ovom poiavorn. zadovoLi-
no piSe uvodnicki, nakon $40 ie
naglasio da je ameritki radnjGki
prank prvog ponedelika u sep
tenbru, Labor Day, kako je 70
dobra stvar izrazava zelnI da
tako ostane ma sledeci natin:
"Pozelimo da tako postane da
Sc slavi prevarantski Labor Day
u mesto Prvog Majal j II pre-
uredjenoi Evropi, i da tamo bu-
dc kao sto je i ovde, ne savenje
'klasnog' nego sveopsteg prazni-
ka.''
PluteFfatska zeIia. da Sc nit'ni-
ci odreknu svoga klasnog prazni-
ka / da poprime 'sveopSti'. ne
klasni Labor Day. niti So n7Oze
ostvariti, niti sam Times u to
veruie. Prvi Maj nije samo obiG-
III prank, kojeg Sc moze, ako bi
Sc htelo, napustiti pa drugi II "a
menu uzeti On je istroisko oil
Genie ideia, glasnik novog doba
i prank izrabljenih potiSte-
nih. Prvi Mai ie glasnik klasne
borbe, koja Sc neublazuje. vec Sc
stalno povetava sa uzrocima sve
veee pljacke mad radnicima, Sto,
pored toga, stvara sve ncrede j
ratove, preti takodier, da ugusi
cello drustvo u protivrecnosti ME
gova sopstvenog izobilia.
Ia mas nije nj malo iznenaaie-
ME ako su mnogi reformisti pre-
stall slaviti Prvi Maj. bolje je
sto su prestali. Oni su svakako
namerava!i da ga Sc odresnu.
Prvi Mai je prvenetVeno, da ne
recemo i iskljucivo, prank re-
volucionarnog radniGkog pokre-
Ia, vrlo malo iii nj malo, praz-
nix reforlnista Ne, gospodo piu-
tokrati. Prvi Mai Sc nece Oohaci-
ii kako vi to zelite, vec ce on ma
protiv, okupiti sve potcinjene
svrstavaiuci III u bor-
bu "a eventualno obaranie vase
vlasti i tlranile On
ie glasnik socijalne revolucije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11
jetska Drzava.
India.

Vesti il Londona cd 5. maja,
javljaju da je britanska vlada
pustila ma slobodu poznatoga ma
rodnog prva k a Mohandas K.
Gandhi-a, ito bezuslovno.
Gandhi je bio pritvoren u av-
gustu 1912. u $lO0,0OO.O00 palati
Age Kama, gde mu je nedavno
j supruga umrla. Britanske su
vlasti okrivile MEGA Sveindijs-
ki kongres, ciji je on vodja, da SUI
nameravali ola Sc predadu ia
pancima bez otpora da SUI ma
meravali sabotazirati Saveznicke
ratne napore. Sto su Sc Indusi ta-
ko osecali, da bi Sc predali ia
pancima it'd, to ina i objasnje-
MIA u samoj cinjenici da je bri-
tanska vlast drzala Induse stalno
kao neke robove i pljackala tn,
i tako siromasnu- koloniju, do
stepena gde su stotine hiljada,
da ne recemo milioni, induskih
staf1cvnika poskapafi od gladi. u
Indiji skapavanje cd gladi stalna
je pojava, a prosle godine to je
tako bilo uvecano, ola SUI sve no.
vine po svetu sa sazaljenjem ko-
mentarisale tn tragediju naroda.
Da SUI Indusi bill poStovani bar
do nekog stepena cd strane Veil
Ike Britanije, oni bez sumnje ne
bi naginjali Japancima.
Razume Sc da su japanska obe-
canja bila isto tako, a mozda jos
i wise, prevarantska obecanja
"nezavisnosti" i "slobode" Indul-
sima, koja su njih pokolebala,
Britannia i'm nije tako sta pru-
zala, pa nj obecavala. Sad Sc OBJ
jasnjava ola Britannia oseca IL
vesno ojacanje i u srazmeru moe
Japana mnogo je smanjena, otu-
da ne postoji tolika opasnost "a
Indiju cd Japana "a to je pusti
la Gandhia ma slobodu. Imperi-
jalisticki interest Britanije, kao i
svih drugih zemalja, diktuju ola
Sc tako postupa. Ako ii interest
nisu u opasnosti, oni SUI gotovi ola
oslobode pojedince koje SUI rani-
je zatvarali, dok ii interest bu-
du ugrozeni oni &c opet poceti sa
zatvaranjem.
Samo &C proleterska revoluci-
ia osloboditi Geo svet, ukljucuju-
ci i Indiju, Cd svake tiranije po-
robljavanja hapsenia.
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u novo-usvojenoj rezoluciji o
ratu kaze Sc: Il sam Bog ina Sta
da izgubi u ovoj borbi. Mi odba-
cujemo teoriju da drzava, prem
ola je nepotpuna sama u sebi, ne
treba Sc boriti protiv nepodnos-
ljivih nepravica"
Naravno, ''nepodnoSljiva ne
pravica", i "agresje" snatra Sc
da je ma strani Nemaca, Japana~
ca Mussolinijevaca. Japanski
popovi, nemacki popovi i Musso-
linijevi popovi, verovatno usva-
jaju isti takve rezoluciie, sa ko-
jim Sc osudjuju americki, bri-
tanski it'd. "Inperijalisti" "boli-
seVicke satane" | njih Sc bez
sumnje prikazuje ma isti nacin
kao nametace ''nepodnoSliive ne
pravice" "agresije". Kad bi owl
popovi hteli de malo ostanu yer
nj svojin1 osnoVnim hriScanskim
naclina, oni bi osudih i iedne
druge Il ovom ratu kao varvare.
grabezljivce agresore i strpalj
svu kriVicu Ia ava zlo6instva na
kapatahstieKt,s klasu sveta. trace
ci obaranje njenog drustvenoC
poretka koji stvara ratove. Ori
su samo, kao svi drugi manti-
jasi svih vera i sekta. u mirno
vreme pacifisti, a II ratu ako
ne odmah u pocetku. "a rat. Oni
ne osudjuju svoje kapitaliste. O.
nj samo osudjuju one tamo, i
mantijasi onih zemalja osudjlrl
mas, ne samo kapitaliste, nego svi-
lu mas.
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Kroz kapitalistieku Amerik,,.


koneicnc'Ja Metodista maja IL Kansas City (icneral
Conference of Methodist Nhurch) dolea e ollnku koa e
Hmenua dZanJc Metolsticke crkve prema Pred c.r
godlhe. donesena odnka koiom osudivao
smaralo in sc antihrscanskm To e sada zmenuo Grslpa
koa Jc uspela prouriti oduku podzava sanovc e
to pcno okvir briStankog drzania kad mi vrlinl ia
e nuzna npotreha mitarne sie oupane ayreSi hoia
bi zbaca svako pravo ko r,z svetim cd cvizovrog
Goveka.'
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Spanija

Poznato e da e spanija celog ovog rata po
magala Osovinske narcotic nacistcke sc uvek pod z
govorom neuanos" Pored oga so ie neprckidno vodla
trgovnu nima saa c radnike Nemacku da radc, pa
cak ie organizovaa neke dvizije voske saa i'll rsko
nemaGki front ratuu zajedno nacsma Material mine
rail- d obilno bill izvazan IL Spanije Savezicko ma
roco americko ue koe je posednja do nedavno aa
spani akoder e mnogo bilo predavano iii .prodavano
nacist ma.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-11

u ovogodiSnjim izborima pred
stavljati mas pokret, te valjano
tumaciti njen program radnici-
ma Amerike.
Pored usvojene Izborne Plat
forme, konvencija je usvojila niz
rezolucija o tekueim pitanjima.
kao sto SUI: Rezolucija Drugom
Svetskom Ratu; Rezolucija e.
konomskoj organizaciji rada; Re-
zolucija O Internacionalnom So
cijalizmu; Rezolucija o stalnom
militarizmu; Rezolucija "Na-
cionalnoj Sluzbi', Rezolucija o
Rusiji i Rezolucija o Anti-Seme-
tizmu FaSizmu.
u gorepomenutim rezoluciia-
ma istaknuto je partijsko drzanje
i glediste po tim raznim pitanii-
ma, koja Sc svakodnevno isticu
pred radnike, o kojima radnici
trebaju da su valjano obavesteni
i zapoznati, tako da ne bi postal
zrtve i slepo orudje u rukama
raznih mnogobroinih obmanji-
vaca. Sve gorepomenute rezolu-
CHE bice u svoje vreme prevede-
ne sa engleskog ma mas jerk i
objavljene u RADNICKOJ BOR-
BI.
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Konvencijski banket.

U subotu 20. aprila, u 8 sati
uvete, bese priredjen konvencijs-
XII banket, ma kome je bio pri..
sutnih clanova simpaticara bli-
zu 500. Drug Eric Hass, urednik
WEEKLY PEOPLE-a, u ulozi
stoloravnatelja, nakon vecere,
objasnio je glavnu svrhu banke-
ia, ii. da Sc izvrsi kolekcija "a
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CLEVELAND, O., THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1914.
'Marksizam' u Rusiji--u

delimicno raGunajuci ua eventual
posti, ali one ma nikoii naGin ne
mogu Sc raGunati po poimu pray
dc.
Tu ostaie tai drugi dco cello
kupnog drustvenog proizvoda, ma
menien da sluzi kao sredstva IN
trosenie
Pre- ncgo sto ie to mogute ras-
podeliti medju poiedincima, jos
sc cd jega mora odbiti:
Prvo: Sveopsti administrative
trcskovi koii he satinjavaju deo
proizvodnje.
Oval deo .je odmah IL poGetku
znatno smanjen u poredjeniu sa
sadasniim drnstvom iscezava II
istoj meri kojoj Sc noro drustvo
razvija
Drugo: Dec koji je namenjen "a
zadovcljavanie obitnih potreba,
takvih kao skole, odelivanie "a
zastitu narodnog zdraylia, It'd.
Oval deo ie odmah u poGetkti
prilicno veci nego sadasn ie1n
drustVu i povecava SO u istoj meri
u kojoi SO novo drustyo razviia.
Trete: Fondovi "a ore koji su
nesposobni da rade, it'd. ukratko
"a ono sto sada pripada Darodnoi
inilostinji
Vlddojnca hierarhija odredjuje
odbitke.
Leontiev j saradnici siIn0 ma
glasavaju nuznost "a owe odbit-
ke izjavljuju da oni razjasnja-
vaju visak vrednosti pod Sow
jetskim sistemom (koji oni po-
stoJano pogreSno opisuju kao
Socijalizam"). Ali sto oni PRO-
da razjasne ieste to da 8
pod Socijalizmom kolicina cd
bitaka odredjuje denaokrofsli po
rddnickim predstdunicinaa odqo-
rornim radnicima, dok sc u Sow
jetskoj uredbi koliGina odbitaka
odredjuje po neodgorornoj ula-
birokratiji.
U praksi to znaci da IL Rusiii
kabaa moze da IL
potrebljuje celokupni drustveni
(Nastavak ma 4. strand
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NA6A SKHDSFVA: Prosve-
civssnje radnifke kIase u duhu
Marbsizma: da su rad kapi-
tai repomirljivi neprijateij;
organizovanje radnNke klase
u jedn1i HevoIx,eionarnu Poll
ticku Partiju "a osvaianje
razaranjc PolitiGke Drzave ka-
pitaiizma; organizovanje rad
nika j u jednu revelacienarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a uxi-
mamie, drzanje j kretanje syih
zemaljskih indsstriia.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Full Card Of Sailing
Contests This Fall
10 Start Today

A full schedule Of fall racing
which opens today OF Hams Point
under Potomac River Sailing Asso-
citation auspices is in store for local
skippers.
The Potomac penguin fleet will
stage an all-day regatta October /
OF Alexandria's Old Dominion Boat
Club, with dinghy sailors from
Hampton. Va, and Baltimore racing
In local boats against Washington
area skipper.
PRSA sailors will 60 to Alexandria
October for their regular Sunday
series and Chesapeake 20s will race
for the ODBC perpetual trophy. It
will be the first time in several years
that the feet has raced of Old
Dominion.
Corinthian Yacht Club sea scouts
will race special series for a prize
donated by Arthur Godfrey, radio
announcer and skipper of q light
ming class sloop. The young sailors.
racing their catboats Wildcat and
Bibcat, will start after the last divi-
sion Of the PRSA feet has gone of
PRSA members have been called
by Commodore Len Penso to attend
an extraordinary meeting at Capital
Yacht Club September Is at which
the organizations constitution will
be altered. Motion pictures of PRSA
sailing and eyes party opposite
Alexandria last month will be
shown.
Henry Murphy of Ernest Liskey &
Associates reports the following re-
cent sales through his office to local
yachtsmen.
The 69-foot schooner Fawn from
B. c. Luce of Norfolk. Conn, to
Capt. Charles Fredericks. chief pilot
of an airline here; the 52-foot
schooner Adventurer from F. G..
Post of Mystic, Conn, to Capt. w.
G. Thornborough, jr.. Of the Army,
and the 34-foot Baltzer- Jonesport
cruiser Eight Bells II from Comdr.
H. G. White Of Springfield, Mass, to
Maj. Allen r. Kemp.
Robert Fisher of Baltimore also Is
reported as buying the 37-foot sloop
Alert from the Industrial Trust Co.
OF Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Service SoftbaII PLAY
Opens "Wednesday

An all-service softball tourna-
ment gets under way Wednesday
night at Ballston Stadium with
eight Of the top Army, Navy and
Marine tens Of the area fighting for
the military championship Of the
District.
Teams signed for the playon. con-
Quoted on the double knockout pat
tern, include Naval Communications
Annex, Facilities Branch OF the
Bureau Of Ships, Arlington Navy
Bureau Of Personnel. Army Fiscal
Once. Naval photographic Once,
Naval Medical Research, Marine
Barracks and the Naval Receiving
Station.
Action starts at 7:30 Wednesday
night, with Naval photographic
meeting Naval Medical Research in
the opener, and Bureau of Personnel
taking on the Army Fiscal Once in
the second contest.
Other four teams will swing into
action on Friday night, when Naval
Communications meets Facilities and
Marine Barracks tangles with Naval
Receiving Station, with play 70 con-
tinue on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays until the winner pops up.
Series is sponsored by the Ballston
Stadium management, and the
champion team will be presented q
trophy. Members OF the winning ten
will receive gold softbau awards.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Heurich Beaten, 81
As Cummins Takes
Sand|ot Crown
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Washing-
toms Heurich Brewers got a dose of
their own clutch-hitting medicine
today as the Cummins Construction
nine Of Baltimore, two runs behind
in the ninth inning, staged a four.
run outburst for 6-to-4 decision
and the All-American Amateur
Baseball Association title.
Stumpy Karl, Cummins backstop,
opened the ninth with a double.
Pitcher Bob Peterson singled and
went to second on Eddie OBrien's
sacrifice. Marty Schultz bunted
safely and the bases were loaded.
Sheriff Fowble singled to drive In
two runs and tie the count at 4-all.
Tex Williams, Brewers twirler, was
relieved at this point by Lefty Nc
Intyre, who was greeted by Player
Manager Milton Lefty Blades
double, bringing in Schultz and
Fowble.
1t marked Heurich's second de-
feat by the Cummins nine, that
topped the Brewers. 3 to 2, in an
thinning duel Monday.
Glenn L. Martin presented the
Clark Grifath Trophy to the win
ming team. Prior to the game, Mar
tin announced that future tourna-
ments Of the AAABA would be split
into two divisions. One will be un-
limited. on the basis Of this years
tourney, and the new section will be
for teams with players under 18
years Of age.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Pockers, Playing Tigers Today,
Fuvored in Western Section

ers loom Is the cream Of the pro-
fessional crop. They have luTed Don
Hutson, the super wingman. back
from retirement for the third
straight season, and boast q nucleus
OF almost q dozen holdovers.
Hutson, nursing an eye infection,
probably won't start against the
Tigers. However. the Packers will
field q backfield that includes Irv
Comp. Larry Craig. Ted Fritsch and
Lou Brock, all vets. and such sea-
soned linemen as Babe Ray, Charlie
Brock, Pete Tinsley and Bill Musisto,
Brooklyn, which finished last In
the Eastern Division last season,
boasts q formidable backfield In Pug
Manders, fullback; Cecil johnson
and Leo Stasica, halfbacks, and Bill
Brown, quarterback. The forward
wall is built around Bruiser Kinard,
all-league tackle.
The inaugural loop battle will
provide the first Ofncial test Of new
rules permitting coaching from the
sidelines and barring out-of bounds
kickOffs.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Col. RomuIo 10 Address
Touchdown Luncheon

Main speaker at the Touchdown
Club weekly luncheon at 1890 Tues
day will be Col. Carlos P. Romulo
Resident Commissioner of the
Philippines and former aid-de-camp
20 Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
Col. Romulo said to be the last
man to leave Bataan after the fall
of the Philippines. has been deco
rated with the Distinguished Service
Star. the Silver Star, the Purple
Heart and the presidential citation
with two Oak Leaf Clusters.
The editor and publisher OF q
chain of newspapers in the Philip
pines before the war, Col. Romulo Is
the author of two best sellers: Il
Saw the Philippines Fall" and
Mother America"
Evening star., 1944-09-17
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Edward
Mayo Smith, 29-year-old veteran
centerfelder of the Buffalo Bisons.
won the International League bat
ting title with a mark of .337 He
closed out the season with q total
of 1863 hits in SOL times at bat to
attain the identical figure with
which Rochester's AL Schoendienst
led the league last year.
His main opposition came from
teammate Eddie Kobesky, who ended
with 1925 for runnerup honors.
Only three others hit over 800.
Howie Moss of Baltimore and Chico
Rodrigues of Syracuse tied for third
with .305, and Toronto's Tony Cas-
tano was fifth with .304.
Rounding out the big 10 were
Buffalo's Bobby Maier and Balti-
more's Stan Benjamin, tied for sixth
with .299; Al Mele, a firsttimer from
Syracuse, Joe Buzas another initial
member from Newark, and Al
Lakeman of the Chiefs, tied for
eighth with .296. -.
Moss led in home runs, runs bat
ted in, total hits and total bases;
finished second in runs scored and
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Smith, S .337, Tying '43 Figure,
Gains Batting Crown in n. L. .

doubles and was among the leaders
in triples.
Ken Brondell of Jersey City led
the pitchers with 13 wins and six
defeats for 6S4 percentage, just 2
points higher than Syracuse's Bob
Malloy who won Is and lost seven.
Charles (Red) Embree of Baltimore
captured most Of the other pitching
honors, however, winning the most
games, 10; striking out the most
men, 222, and placing second to Hod
Lisenbee of the Chiefs in complete
games, 10 to "a. Lisenbee also
pitched the most innings, 24Q.
Buffalo led in team batting with
.270, while Newark was out front in
fielding with .963.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Bogart, Auh Well Up
In Delaware Tourney
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch To The Star
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. ia
pair Of Washington ID. CO. golfers
finished among the first five In the
amateur division of the Delaware
State open golf championship played
on the Rock Manor course here to-
day. Ensign Ralph Bogart of Chevy
Chase finished third with 78-74A152
for the SO holes of medal play and
Eddie Ault of Indian Spring, 155,
won the toss to decide a tie for fifth
with Howard Donat1ue of the host
club. Top amateur honors went to
J. Wood Platt of Philadelphia and
Billy Hyndman. former Quaker City
champ. who tied for first with ISIS.
A trio of Washington pros finished
we'll up in the field in the pro sec
ton won by Bruce Coltart of Allan
tic City with 72-71-143. Ralph Rob-
ert of Chevy Chase had 78-74-152;
AL Houghton of Prince Georges,
79-79-l58 and Boyd Jaeger of Chevy
Chase, 79-81-160.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Mortz Returns to Rinq
As Broken Fist Heals
pecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHERRY POINT, N. c., Sept. 16
Marine Pfc. Eddie Martz, 1910 Po-
tomac avenue Sc, Washington
D. c., a Golden Gloves winner in
1912, is ready to resume boxing again
on a strong Cherry Point marine
team after several months layofi
due to a broken hand.
The fighting leathernecks, coach
ed by Sergt. Johnny Abood, profess
sional lightweight from Brooklyn
have lost only one match in seven
team encounters.
Sergt. Ray Klingmeyer of Balti-
more, former amateur champ, is
another member of the team, and
has won five out of eight welter-
weight bouts.