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g Ako je to nasa duznost ola
ponaasemo svaki istinski pokret
naroda, nije mania nasa duznost
da zastitimo tex obrazovanu jez-
CRU nase proleterske partije, ne
zrtvujuci je nekorisno i ne dez-
voliavati proletarijatu da bude
desetkovan u besplodnim mes
MIN pobunama". - Marr-Engels.
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Kapitzl i Rad
Cd Arnold Petesena

uTEDMJENI RADNIcI - PoBED0NosNI
RADNICI
weekly People, 3. septembra 1882
For the lords and liars are qualcing
At the tDorlcers stern ntDnking
From their slunaber Of the uges and the ,Dorkers
slo1Dly rise,
And tDith hands locked tight together
One in heart and one for ever
Watch the Of Light and Liberty leap up into
the skies!
-Francis Adams.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

Within five days the newly organ
lied boys club at the Hillside Pres
byterian church, Both and Ohio SIS
which has As lis goal a membership
OF TWO hundred has enrolled IS boys
The club, o. which TIL Rev IL E
Blackmore was the originator and Is
10 president and advisor. has rs
headquarters IN the church basement
and Is open daily from 1 pm until
10 80 pm except On Saturday when
the hours are 10 am to 10 pm
Each member has pledged to at
tend Sunday school regularly and to
Be obedient TO his parents Al junior
council Of seven governs the clubs
operations.
Included N the program are bask-
ct ball, baseball, boxing. wrestling,
singing, reading, debating. movies
concerts and other such citizen-build-
ang activities
Other Officers include Vice-presi-
dent. Doyle Bryant; secretary, Don
aid Whitley treasurer. Willie Joe
Miles: sergeants, James Bragg. Jam
Is Watson. Leon Dodd. Roland Cook
Clayburn More, Nathaniel Station,
and Robert REYNOLDS
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ploits- We'll, thev lust listened 70
the Captain saving abandon ship
sort OF half mrnE-4 We sfr and
went right III sh0otiHo that's all
Porter, 1s, OF 337 Bacm0u Street.
Spartanburg. s C., was lying on the
deck hanging on to one OF the gun.
mounts didn't know then that tt
explosion had thrown him against :
bulkhead and broken bis leg III two
places-as I tried 10 get around him
he said pardon me and then got up
again to aim that 40 MN gun Not
that he could ITrect Il much anyway
You see you got 10 remember how
that ship was sitting BY them
Gehlmann then reached for 4 book
He spread the leaves Of the book %
that one cover rested on the table and
the other over the side
Now this back-bind IS where the
starboard rail OF the ship was. See
Continued on Page -
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AMERICAN LEGION TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES
SUNDAY, MAY %, AT THE PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

The American Legion Roosevelt
Post No 30 VIII hold their Annual
Memorial Sunday Services al the
Pilgrim Baptist Church. 18th and
Hamilton streets, Sunday morning.
May 2sth at I0.45 O'Clock Rev. F
s GOodlett. pastor OF Pilgrim viii
deliver the morning sermon. Remarks
will Be made by IL O. Carey. Com
rander-
Carey Tuesday issued the following
command TO all veterans You are
hereby commanded 10 report at the
American Legion Hall, gath and
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c!oFights Prejudice; Back 9TH Term
Workers Urged 10 Use Ballot az
Most EfTertizr Mems Of
4rhievHBg AiBlS-

Chicago. Ill, May "a CPPNSl -
The Fourth Biennial Convention 81
tn United Transport Service En-
plcyees of America which closed it,
sessions here last Friday. presented
an impressive array OF talented
speakers on various topics ranging
from denounciztioi Of racial discrim-
nation III industry. Go labors contri-
button 10 the war effort
It the opening meeting a. thu
Parkway Community House, Philip
Murray. presideit OF the Go decIar-
cd: IF the colored peoples OF the
United States are 10 WIN their com
plete economic emancipation. It viii
b through the zffiIiatiou with a lab
o. organization whose tasks ar Cd
voted primarily 10 the elimination Of
al forms OF discrimination, not only
in purpose, but III practice
He gave an unequrv0cal endorse
menr OF 4 fourth term for Roosevelt
and asked for equality for Negro
citizens IL all branches OF American
life, Other Spokesman pointed out
that labor must solve is problems in
: large measure through political &C
ton Willard F Townsend popul-
ar president OF UTSEA also tame
out for a fourth term Tor FDR
A mass meeting held Wednesday
evening Il DuSable High school drew
IA enthusiastic audience Speakers
Or this program included Mayor Ed
ward J. Kelly. James B. Carey.
chairman OF the UTSEA Commit
tee 10 abolish Racial Discrimination q,
R J. Thomas, president Of the Uni
ted Auto Workers Mr. Thomas a.
serted his union had over 10000
Negro members A couple OF darts
from his address follows Education
helps ON but education Is not e
nOugh- You have got to whip hell
out OF the people who discriminate
against Negroes No labor Lead
er, white or black, has to beg or
plead 1t the Go convention for
rights they justly deserve
Negro workers were urged to b
guided BY enlightened self-interest BY
others on the platform, among whom
were Van A Birtner. assistant 10
Philip Murray. Bishop Shell. John
Hancey- secretary-treasurer OF Ut
SEA and Willard Z. Townsend.
Congratulatory kilograms were -
ceived from President Roosevelt and
Congressman Dawson
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Navy Identifies Negro
Hero of LdnSddIe SinkinQ

Washington, D. C., May q ppm
S)-Add the name Of MARION
ANTHONY PORTER. Stewards
Mate. Third class USNR- to the list
OF Negro mess attendants vino have
performed her0icallv for the New
IN the present war. Steward Porter
was a member OF the crew OF the
DESTROYER Lansdale winch was sunk
April % III the Mediterranean BY
German torpedo planes
Like Dorie Miller. Porter and sew
eral other Negro mess attendants
NAMED an anti-aircaft gun when the
ship was attacked Survivors OF the
Il-fated craft told how the Negro
gun crew continued to fire at the at-
lacking planes after they had been
orlered to abandon ship
Lieutenant G. I'D Frederick Ge-
hlmann. USNR- OF $50 Bonnie Brae
street, River Forest Ill gave an
eyewitness account Of Porters ex-
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Ike" Says AL Soldiers
Must Have Equal 0ppor-
tunity Of Service

ABBY Irg--TGHt W- AHderS0HJ
WITH THE INVASION FORC-
ES IN ENGLAND, May % CAMP
The cardinal point upon which the
struggle OF the American Negro n
the CSA Is based has received strict
recognition from none other than the
commanding general Of the European
Theatre Of Operations, Gen Dwight
IL Eisenhower, himself Z native OF
Kansas. and i contained IN an order
sent out by him recently The edirt
coatams all OF the personality
himself. and IS encouched IN unnis-
taxable language
The point stressed g number one
II III htter ! the ore winch reads
Equal opportunities VI service and
recognition are the right Of every
American soldier regardless OF bran
Oh race, color OF creed
II IS the first point covered IN the
directive which draws attention to
the fact that soldiers must train to-
gether- work together. and live Co.
gether IN order to attain successful
teamwork II campaign. and points
out that the sharing Of work oppor-
tunities and recreatiOua1 facilities
must be willingly accepted and utiI-
ized to unite more closely the troops
OF the several commands.
Further attention i drawn to the
necessity Of increasing the self rr-
spect Of the individual srltcrs. and
Their respect for their officers. b0er
commissioned and nOn-comnissicued.
70 enhance their pride As members
OF the organization
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Navy Swears-in First Negro Lieut..

Washington, DC MAY % (PPNS
Lieut. Edward EVAN Hope Civil
Engineer Corps. USNR, was sworn
INTO the Navy last week as the first
Negro To hold the rank Of LieutHn-
ant III that branch Of tn armed
forces the Navy Department ann0unc
ed last week
1t C0mdr. H B. Atkinson. CSNR
Executive Officer. Office OF Naval
Officer Procurement. Washington,
D. c. administered the oath IN the
preseice Of Lieutenant Hopes family
Mrs Marion O. Hope, his wife.
and hi two sons. Edward Swan Jr-
and j. LIN s. It was revealed At
the time that Lieutenant Hope IS IN
der orders I DavisviIle. R / for
mdOcrmatIon and assignment 10 duty
on the station force n connection
with Seabee training.
Lieutenant Hope who holds Z d.
gree Of Doctor 81 Education n per
sonnet administration from Columbia
University. was the first Of ten pro-
fessiouaIly qualified Negroes which
the Navy Department announced re-
Gently would Be commissioned a.
staff officers Twelve qualified en-
listed men were recently selected a.
line officers and elevated 10 tn
rank OF Ensign Al the u s Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes. III
Two additional enlisted men were
promoted 70 warrant officers AT that
time
Negro staff officers, according TO
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Plan Movies, Boxing for
Weekend Program

The boys OF the organization have
planned the following entertainment
Tor this weekend
Friday night. May Is, 1914
Bouts rounds each-MOvies
I12 lbs Bantams, 3 r0unds-Doyle
BRYANT ". Tom Scott I23 lbs fea-
therweight. 3 rOunds-Ernest Pru1t,
vs.. Chas. Wells 135 lbs. Hghtweights
3 rounds]erry Baugh vs. Arthur
Smith. ~ weIterweights, 3 rounds,
James Watson vs. Frank Nelson
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"- @11N INNS Dl1tL II
directors He addressed the body
ID : stirring pea urgiIg -Ha. every
effort be exertcd I make he 19A
GRIND Lodge Convention scheduled
here August 1sth-76th, the greatest
IN the fraternity history
Main features OF this years 1r-
clave Is the staging OF q gigant1- War
Aoud Rally uith an estimated $1,000
delegates and wen wishers IL attend
anre- Already the urgaTizati01s +0C
600 members have purchased several
nilnon dollars worth Of wa bends
and stamps, and the Grand Exalted
Ru'er sr1srd Lat he ri pled-ct TO
tn f--- NJ and Tr-ELy L-r1s
meut. the purchase OF several million
more during the Chicago rally Ac-
cordmg II Treasury Department Of
ficials the E1s now lead al Negro
fraternity organizations IN war bonds
bought to date.
Congressman Vim l. Dawson, s.
J. Fountain. Preutis Barnes. and A
nos White, have been added TO the
Board of Directors III the Grand
Lodge Entertainment Committee
Other members of tie board are -
Grand District Decury Hon Charles
J. jenkins, vino succeeds the late Dr.
James ". McCaskn as Chairman OF
the Board Of Directors Exalted RuI
er Frank W. Henry, Secretary ;
James Copper, financial secretary Of
the Grand Lodge Committee Dr..
James al Megahy. treasurer and
Atty 81 e. Pollard The Rev. J. c.
Austin IS chairman Of the Housing
COMMITTEE
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EUNICE CARTER. NAACP DISTINGUISHED
SPEAKER ADDRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE

Last Friday evening al Zion Bap-
list Church Mrs Eunice Carter, Asst
District Attorney Of the County 81
New York addressed : very large
audience I'll behalf Of the membership
drive Of the NAACP-
The President OF the local branch
Of the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People, the
Rev il E Blackmore, who was ably
assisted By Attorney III j. PinkHtt,
vino was instrumental II bringing
Mrs. Carter to Omaha. deserve cred
II II presenting so able and disting-
uished a speaker as Mrs Carter 10
our community.
District Judge Thomson paid Mrs
Carter a fine tribute II his introduc-
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Sc WORTH
NNnD DE

Before coming to Howard Lieut.
enant Hope spent three years in Braz-
Il as an engineer for the Brazilian
Subsidiary az the Electric Bond and
Share Company Of New York as al
engineer N Z hydro-eEectric develop
ment. And from 1927 through 1928
he was 4 junior engineer with the
Highways Division Of the New York
State Department Of Public Works.
Albany, N. ~
He i 4 member " tn National
Technical Association the American
Association Of Engineers and the
Kappa Delta Pi Fraternity OF Col
umbia University.
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rDry
Omaha was richly rewarded She
was f0rceful- eloquent and very
pleasing IN her address On her sub
Ject Todzy's Challenge to Amer
ca
For Many a day has there been a
speaker OF any note TO surpass Mrs
Carter. It IS hoped that she would
shortly return to our fair city
The number Of new members gar
nered BY these meeting i said To Be-
well over 500. but Official figures will
not be known until the NAACP
board meeting IS held Mr. Edward
Fletcher, IS chairman OF the member
ship drive
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the Navy Department announcement.
will include two officers each f0r the
following Naval Staff duties Chap
laf1 Corps, Dental Corps. Medical
Corps Civil Engineer Corps and
Supply Corps.
Lieutenant Hope VINO was serving
as Superintendent OF Buildings and
Grounds at Howard University al
the time Of his enrolment was born
r. Atlanta, Ca On August q. 1901.
sou NJ e. Late d. john Hope pres
ident of Atlanta University. He
holds degrees Of A. B. m Science 3.
5 and NJ s IN Civil Engineering.
water power and Ed D. IN person
mel administration
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IA Points on
Negro Troop
A broad d..
Given War Department
by Walter White
heb0rt TO Washington Lists r.
lamentations as Resaf Of Fl
tegE Weeks Ob~Egrvgti0H CCrrseIg

WssHmgl5H-F0Hrreen rec1nnand-
atr-Hs, ranging from lectures t5 Am
e1isan white ldiers ID SD r14l
Board 81 Review for cotsrs Iartal
cases, we're made By Walker White,
II a report to the War departmrm, II
was revealed here last we-
The report was based upoa Wines
15-week 10000 mile D BE military
installations III tie European Iasa-
ire of Operations. I'll North Africa,
Italy and the Middle East Is III &C
credited foreign correspondents for
the New York Post Newspaper. The
fourteen points included
OFF LIMITS-That General lis
Continued Oh Page ~2)
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New Y0r"Dr. Earnest Albert
H00t0n- eminent anthr0pologist Of
Harvard university. VIII present the
29th Spingarn Medal TO Dr. Charles
R Drew at the NAACP annual ron
ference IN Chicago. July 16.
Dr.. Drew was awarded the medal,
given annually for distinguished a
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Local USO Hostesses To Have
St. Dance Saturday, May 9th

"A gala affair i III store for the
servicemen OF this area Saturday.
Nav 27th Hostesses Of the North
path Street $50 Club. are busy with
plans Tor q Street Dance Maple St
will be roped off. the street wzxed
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DR.. EARNEST HOOTON WILL PRESENT
SPINGARN MEDAL AT NAACP. CONFAB

chievement BY IN American Negro,
for his research III blood plasma- d.
H0Utun i nationally known for MS
writings III anthrOpology and espec-
ially for his book Crime and the
Man, which debunk many OF the
popular theory OF Negro crimnality
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
REV. II. d. BANNER TO BE GUEST SPEAKER
AT CLEAVES TEMPLE, SUNDAY EVE. MAY %

An announcement from the Cleav-
Is Temple CME- Church, 25th and
Decatur streets announces that The
Rev H d. Danner OF the East
Texas Annual Conference VIII
preach al Cleaves Temple Sunday
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and everyone viii swing Out To the
musical strands Of the Cats OF RHy-
TIM Here they will dance N the
cool OF the evening. uuhzmpered BY
the heat Everybody, pray Il does
not rzinfT
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Parker streets, AZ no 100 am sharp.
Sunday, May 2sth- for the purpose of
Parade Dress III dark clothing o.
uniform The Ladies Auxiliary Will
dress in white and report At the
same time"
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7. FINLEY WILSON CONFERS
WITH CHICAGO ELES ON
CONVENTION
(by Jgnses ]. Gentry

Chicago, Ill =
May % PPNS
J. Finley VIII
son Grand Elk
allied Ruler Of
the Elks, mace
a flying trip
from his home
III Washington,
DC last week
TO confer with
the Gran I
lodge C0aVeH-
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FIRST NEGRO LIEUTENANT
IN NAVY CONGRATULATED
BY HIS FAMILY
Following the swearing-m cerem-
ony by which he became the first
Negro 10 hold the rank OF lieutenant
II the Navy, 1t Edward Swain
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night al s O'Clock
The public Is cordially invited Il
hear this great divine
Rev. T. ]. Douglass, Pastor. Bro
Robert Harris, Secretary.
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MILLER TO BE MEMORIALIZED AT
ANNUAL CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING

10y ArTHBr "
St Louis, May p (ANP)-Dorie
Miller. hero Of Pearl Harbor who
has been officially listed 4 missing
III action by the navy department, viii
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~ OH1UGkJ
Be m-em0rizIIzed during the annual
meeting Of the Frzternal Council OF
Negro Church III America here On
May 30 and June l.
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Bead 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

Altoona REC. ~ 's %slt S'sN''AS "a sV 81,
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL s p, N. AND
AFTER ~. AL DAY SAT-. ANO SUN.
AMBASSADOR t ii'sI siH'''S IS ,. s's6
10 A. N. Tin CLOSING. weekdays rim :. After H..
nr,oou nrc w.vERNoR. at WATERMAN
BEACON RtC, il Alleys. VI 2.soSO
OPENINGS IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
LEAGUE. rs 10 S25 AVERAGE.
onu,,o 1872 EAST CONGRESS
MEMS $50. ooUsLEs SATURDAYS AZ sP'M.
nIcun 2767 WOODWARD. IS ALLEYS
GASlhU AIR COOLED. CA 1892
LEAGUE OPENINGS ARE sIiLL AVAILABLE
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. al $50.
crurruuIu 2l6zO GRATIOr AVE.
GtN eHhlAl Near Smile RosssiIis 5000
open Bowling Today Until p. NJ. Aiter "
visit our Beautiful Cocktail tOuus' 10 lanes
CHENE. TROMBLY ''3 ss f Ss.pSiul Z lanes s'
Plan Nos 20 Enter Our s.Man Team oseraverars
Tourney. Eatfies Close Nov. 8. Event Nov ~.
CREST LANES 'Oft .sel9Ss 40 asss
uoME oF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VIsiT OUR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE,
DETROIT RECREATION satts9 ca. $500
Ii.rEAM LEAGUE OPENING TUESDAY
AT $50 p. N. rs BEAUTIFUL ALLEYS
EAST WARREN ca cAOl a Nj OCsS
HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2O.IEAM LEAGUE
MONDAY. s.IEAM TUESDAY AT P. N,
FORT-BLVD. REC. CO. eS5' s 81 oO"' "a .';i
CAN srILL AccoMMoDATE MORNING.
IfTERNoON AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES.
.t9o woonwARO We 2.8a5O
Garden RtC. CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. NJ
AIIER ~. ALI DAY SATURDAY. SUNDAY.
GRAND CENTRAL a lsl, aaH1i Y FIX
pleasure 10 Bowl at ouieisN Alleys In Detroit.
Good Transportation Facilities Bus suee'ea''
GREAT LAKES % " % sSt.'" Ma s,ss
ousa so~iins-6O ALLEYS IN A Row-Un'
tIi P.M. and After u Pm. Cocktail Bar Adiein's
GRANDWAY REC. 1886 V sFA s'sS,O ''''
oo,r BouIing Saturday and sundays. Six Deluxe
Brand Ne~ Lanes. Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE
IMPERIAL REC sf ess1sal IS'G GSsA ssO'
10 MODERN ALLEYS
Open Every Day Until Midnight. MA s49s
J. J. MlLLETTS "'' ' * s9ssss AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here.
| LOVES REC. 70 70 s sHTI.sS 11Ssssttffss
Completely Modsrniled. Cocktail Lounge.
1925 East Jefferson. at EastlawH. nv S3i2.
LUCKY STRIKE T Tsl G sIHo h ~ ss:ssasss
OPEN ALLEYS TO-DAY NOON UNTIL p. N.
ALL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
MOTOR CITY 20 s SGsssS Al At &c s,sa
AIR.coNDlTIoNEO FOR YOUR COMFORT
see Qua BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
NORTH End q 200 so 5os SA"p4S; s ,!ssgs
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
NORTHWESTERN - ASS s,t dsA"O ~ s' s.sIi,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AN0 SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. N. AND AFTER ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
REyeLead
LIN Major =

With four teams tied for the
lad Stroh and Standard may
, topping the Michigan Ma jor
laSSlc after tonight's matches AT
be Crest Lanes. They will
r heavy favorites over Ellis
Ialker's Ira Wilson and Ed Cot
(rs Five, respectively.
Cy Goralczyk's Sackman's. the
)her team IN the four-wsy dead
Pck. runs into stiff opposition in
|ouie Burrs Harry Suffrin. The
thedule:
Auto Club vs. 4 p alleys Ia. sses.
|anG Va Harry Suffftn ~ standard vs..
d Cotter SIS stroh Va Ira wilson -
|sydium Recreation Vs. o BoIls s-io
! liner Para Recreation - Norge. il-l7
| Try Mccarthy -. Gsrhslo 1914 Vulcan
Rraetke 1910 Matches A. m.
HERE AND THERE--Jack Born 100 svsr-
u nailed 274 In the Ped Mil House .
|ris Robinson two nsp hirht. 23i and 500.
J. ~ a.s. Gh,3 TO- sac and H s The
pau 2z3 In the BriEhtmoof Ladies
Herss Lots $40 and Ru;h Fensisrmscher {
Dsm.Iys tie for hrst In ih'
Lister essssd 7es In N, Beacon
our Sam McAfes ass in IN. Detroit
tlice Dot Roberts 7l2-iTa-2lO foi
hi and Helen Lindlsy 224 IN the Rainbow
IsjoT John Niviano 743 and Harold
Roy s17 In the Anbassador House
lac Ausello s3s and Jimmy Burns 242 In
10 Elks Ray BoWdsn 24s and George
|sstinRer 634 IN the Crest $50
|Other high scores Joe Nikta, 24S, Chene-
komhly $50 John wsldscksr 74a n W
! sSsic Al HrtEEs ass Ford Foundry Fore
len Mlt stump 734 Puncimsn. Russ
llliVsnt 233, Palm Beach House Ross
kffini, 223 Royal Lseiss Hogs Pau
|sSss s72 ana Frank Pssrxall 23e Hall.
|odds HOUSE. Ben hcHuEh, ala, Cadillac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
MAY MISS GAME

If those leaving were trans
ferred Immediately, it would mean
they'd miss the all-important Pur-
due contest. which brings together
the co-champions of the Western
Conference.
The boys had a short leave last
year and several, including Bill
Daley, Paul White and Merv Pre-
gulman, gave up a couple OF their
leave days 10 return for the Hi
nois game. If they get the same
concession this year. NusSbaumer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
.Stroh, E&B
Pairs Mdtlhed

over neutral alleys an"' ~ u
IL
,... .ampl0n
and runner-up in the Times
Classic last season. will be re-
sumed this weekend when Joe
Norris and John Petro open a
81, 900 match against Lou Sielaff
and Chef Bukowski at Joe Strobfs
Rolawile Recreation.
Three blocks of seven games
each will be rolled this Saturday
at 8 D. m. and Sunday at 3 and
9 p. IN. The series will be COM
pleted Oct. % with two blocks at
3 and 9 p. m. according 10 Freddy
Wolf, who is acting as Norris
manager while the Stroh star is
in New York making a bowling
movie with Ned Day, national
match game champion, and Mar
ion Ladewig of Grand Rapids.
The feud between the two
teams started year ago when
f Il B boosted any of its boWlers
could beat any Stroh pair. The
challenge was accepted and f & B
made its boast good when Their
man Gibson and Fred Bujack
edged out Bill Kenet and Wolf by
66 pins. Stroh thirsts TO get even
Th6re will be accommodations for
1000 spectators.