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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
Letosnji Mojski gIos pc
vsebini vreden numenu,
koteremu je posveeen

"a ~Ietosnji Mojski eIos, XII BIO posveeen Jo-
zetu Zovertniku k l5-Ietnici njegove smrti, smo
prejeIi do konco minulegu tedno re precei qro-
dive. Zodnje spise cd sotrudnikov pricokujemo
prve dni V fem tednu.
Anton Shulor oplsule nostop pokojnego Jozeto
Zovertniko no prvomoiskem shodu med premoqorii
v Konsosu. Nekoj spominov o MENU sto ~nopisoIo
John Gorsek in Fronk S. TOUGHER. Druqi spisi o po-
koinem Zovertniku bodo omenieni V prihodnii Ste
Wiki.
Ed Tomsic opisuje %ziyIjenje rojoko, XII ga je ne
sreco vrglo med cape, Moryo Omohen-Mohor pa
je posIoIo prjetno ertico, XII BIO vsokego rozvedriIo.
clonke so posloIi Anton Gorden o potrebi move
stronke, Anton Slobe 0 Ameriki ma ~rozpotiu, in
Fred A. Wider o problemu, ke in koko z~oposIiti
vojoke in ,druge, ko prenehoio sovroznosti.
John Shulor je nopisol zonimivo satire o ome-
riskih v~olitvoh, in Fronk cesen igro il sodobnosti
70 dom in svobodo" Je 20 V ia Moiski CLOS prov
prikiodno.
0 grozotoh eestopo proti obsojencih V Nemciii
bosto o~bjovIieni dive ertici. "Rdeci Mike" ie satire
il Rustic pc prevrotu. Dale DO V njemu krotek spis
0 zdrovnicoh, XII sluzijo V rdeci ormodi. To so neko-
teri izmed re postovljenih spisov.
Kotko Zuponeic je nekoj qrodivo re posIoIu,
drugo je prisIo v pondeIiek. Vincenc Coinkor lie pri-
rediI cIonek 0 J. Zovertniku. Drugi sotrudniki SO
Jonko Zego, M. G. KuheI in Louis Beniger, imeno
vseh ostolih pa bodo V ~pregIedu vsebine prihodnji
teden.
re il tn novedenego je r~ozyidno, do BIO ia Moi
ski gIos res delol cast sponiru M pokojneqo Jo-
zeto Zoyertniko. S ~skupnimi mocmi bono Dripo-
moeIi, do DO to enc nojlepsih steviIk Mojskego
gIoso, kor smo jih Sc izdoIi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

ma molci o Mi. Citatelji, XII ne
berejo mic drugega kakor caso-
pise svojih izkoriscevalcev, mi
slijo, da ne bi bilo nobene izgube
delovne sile, &c Sc hi lie stavke
popolnoma prepovedalo in unij-
ske voditelje pa poslalo v jece
ali pa v pristine delavnice.
Isti biro delavskega depart
menta v svojem porocilu, pc
paznih preiskavah, Xxi Jill je pod
wei, ugotavlja, da JIG devet IL
med vsakih deset nesrec pre-
precljivih.
Torej cemu Sc jih dopusca?
Pac radi tega, ker delodajalci z
izpostavljanjem svojih delavcev
dobe vec profita, kot pa &c jih.
hi proved varovali pred nc
zgodami. Hahs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

odvisno cd MEGA, odvisno pa ie
cd korporacij, Xxi mu dajejo mi
lijone dolarjev "a ~oglasanje, ce-
pray nimajo cesa prodati, ker
vlada vecinoma sauna vse po-
kupi.
Laglje obetati kot izvrSiti
Obetanja, da Sc v tel vojni 60
ljufije, svindli in korumpirano-
sti ne bodo dogajale v TAXI meri
kakor SO Sc pod Wilsonom v
prejSnji vojni, SO torej padla v
vodo. Izmed angleskih delavskih
listov pomaga k razkrinkavanju
lumparij najrazsirjenejsi delav-
ski tednik Labor v Washing
tonu, XII to nalogo vrsi brez So
vrastva do Roosevelta. Vecina
drugih unijskih CLASH pa noce
delati Skandala IL tega, ker zele,
da Sc sedanje zvezne administra-
CHE med delavci ne diskreditira,
ker bi to Skodovalo mozni Roo
seveltovi kandidaturi v cetrti
termin.
Lakomnezev kot ~"jastrebov
okrog crkovine"
"Kot Sc zbirajo jastrebi OBJ
trupu crknjenega konia, tako Sc
je nabralo v Washington po-
zresnezey, XII cakajo priloznosti
poloziti svoje prste ma odvisni
vladni material, XII mas stane
milijarde dolarjev," je izvajal
V svojem govoru v zbornici kon-
gresnik John j. Cochran (dem.,
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

veliko visie, kot pa Jill izkazuie
vladna statistika. Slednia jennie
v upostev edino lie najnujnejSe
stvari, XII jih potrebuje clovek "a
prezivlianje, vse drugo pusca OBJ
strani, in pa YES s'luksus', XII pc
lie tudi delavcu zivljenska potre-
ba, .ce noce ziveti kot zivalski
avtomat.
Niti ne jemlje vladna statisti-
ka v upostev davkov, XII narasca-
10, delavec pa Jill mora placevati
IL svoje "stabilizirane' mezde.
Vladno kontrolo mad cenami
in distribucijo zivljenskih po-
trebscin Di bio pozdraviti, &c bi
bila dovolj ucinkovita. A speku-
lantom in crnemu trgu pusca to-
like ovinkov, da moraio ljudje
placevati "a marsikako stvar
znatno drazje kot pa dolocajo
vladne regulacije. Vlada tega ne
jennie v olozir ampak pise stati-
stiko po svojih stevilkah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

Sc glase kakor kakSnO p~OroGilo
il velike bitke ma 'front.'.
IL Nth je razvidno, da je bilo
lani v industriii 18,4OO delav-
cev ubitih, 1O8,O 600 trajno po-
habljenih in 2,225,OOO poskodo-
vanih toliko, da so morali "a
daljso dobo izostati z della.
Ali 81 morete predstavljati
bitko, v kateri bi bile izgube
vecje kot pa so pref navedene?
Povprecno je vsak izmed ONE
njenega Stevila poskodovanih
delavcev moral izostati z della Is
dni. Izracunajte to S stevilko
2,225,OOO poskodovanih, pa bo-
ste uvideli, kako ogromna je IL
CUBA delovne sile vsled pone-
srecb, XII pa 10 kapitalisticni tisk
notc poudarjati. Sploh vecino-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
BoIazen Y i%nozemstvu, da
Sc volilni lid Il |. 1920
novembra t. |. spet ponovi

v led drzOvOh SO lJudJe VeClnOmQ pOZODllI
koko So gIosovoi Y kongres leto 1918 in potem "a
predsedniko vkonores leto 1920. v Eropi pa imojo
to prov dobro Y spomlnu.
Wilson je propoqiroI demokrocijo Sc vse boil
ognjevito kokor Roosevelt. KrvoW konfikt, Y kate
rego smo bill pritegnjeni, mu Je bio 0vojno "a Cd
provo vojne0. Njegovlh IA took in ~obetonje dru-
stvo norodov, ki DO storIo konec vojnom. "a zme-
ron, je presinjolo norode z nojveGJiml upi.
Wilson ie kovol svoj mir, svoje toGke in geslo,
A ko b ga bill moral pr tenn delu kongres nojbol
podpreti, mu je obrnil hrbet. Pogodbo, ki % je i
menu Zed. drzov podpisoI mu je zoweel.
PR predonskih kongresnih vohtvoh SO Sc protl
RooseveltoW Wonji IN notranjl poitlki pokozolo sh-
Cha n~osprotjo v voliInem izidu, kokor prot WiIsonu
leto 1918.
Koko bo Ietosnjeqo novembro2 Ali Sc bo voliIni
ploz sPet izrekeI 70 izolooioniste in druge nosprot-
nike vsego, kor je ali Sc propogiro sedonji pred
sednk, kokor Sc e proti Wllsonu /. 1902
6dinI izmed osprontov "a predsedniSko nomi-
nocljo no republikonski listi, ki propogro ne mani
poG pa vec sodelovonjo svetom, vec rozumevonjo
in sogIosjo z MIN, veG zostopnosti z USSR in dro-
stGne metode "a prepreGenje bodoGIh krvovh kon-
fIiktov, je bill Wendell WilIkie. SedoL ko Sc vrse vo-
live d~eegotov no nominocjske konvencie, Je bill
on izmed repubIikonskih osplrontov edini, XII le v
Wisconsin, zose ogltrol. Pri voItvoh v torek 4.
oprilo je izmed stirih ospirontov ostoI prov no zod-
MEM mestu. DobiI nj nit enego delegate. Bill je
ma shoduv Omohi ko Je IzvedeI o rezutotu v Wis
con5B1u in tokoj iz}ovii, do Sc unaokneAiz kompo-
ME in kondidoture. lzdojotelju tikoske Tribune je
dejol "'McCormick, stronko je tvojo, vzemi jop
v Angliji SO osupnili. Novembro Il Ieto 1920
MISC pozobili Edino uponje jim e, do zmogo Roose-
welt, &c DO Sc kondidlrol. Ampok tudi ma demokrot-
sko stronko Sc nj zonesti. Ne repubiikonsko, ne
demokrotsko, nimoto progromo mednofodne wa
jennostl kokor go ne more imeti onqleskQ torisko
stronko. Vzic vsem obetoniem in obIjubom ne mo-
rejo biti drugego kot zosGitnice kopitoIistGne
uredbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
Rooseveltovo porocilo pravi, da SO
Sc Gene potrebsin nekoliko znizale

Predsednik Roosevelt je Z.
aprila tidal porocilo o vladni
kontroli mad cenami zivljenskih
potrebscin, XII je v veljavi v tel
obliki emo leto. Podatke so zbra-
Ii skupaj nacelniki m%erodajnih
oddelkov, katerim je naroceno
preprecevati draginjo, stabilizi-
rati mezde delavcev in Gene POI
trebscin, regulirati odmerke in
distribucijo.
Roosevelt pravi, da je bila ia
kontrola uspeh, ker mezde so
stabilizirane in enako tudi Gene
zivilom, stanarina in odmerki.
Porocilo ugotavlja, da je ia
kontrola preprecila cenam pro-
dreti strop, kar bi s casoma vpro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

pastilo prebivalstvo, kajti infla-
clio bi bio v tenn slucaju memo
goce zajeziti. Dale ugotavlja, da
SO Sc pred uvedbo tie kontrole
Gene dvigale tri cetrtine odstot-
ka vsak mesec, cd takrat pa SO
re leto dni enake, oziroma SO Sc
daj re nekoliko nizje.
Predsednik je oznanil to po-
rocilo j%avnosti zelo optimisticno,
in kar Sc MEGA tice, DO vztrajal,
da ia stabilizacija cen in delav-
ske mezde ostane.
Odbora uni AFL in CIO nista
tako vneta verjeti v uspeh Via
dine kontrole mad cenami, kakor
predsednik in vztrajata dale, da
so Gene zivljenskih potrebscin
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
zed. drzave sedaj
najmogocnejsa siIa
v zg0d0vini sveta

Dne 6. aprila je urad "a vojnc
informacijc prvic objavil toGne
Stevilke nasc oborozene sile.
ZnaSa, kakor Je bio pref re ne
uradno porocano, okrog enajst
milijonov MOI.
Izmed teh Jill jc scdaj v ar
madi 100000 in v mornarici
3,200,000. Mornarica iih potre-
buje Sc 400, 900, predno BIO dose
gla svojo kvoto, potem pa il bo-
do zadostovale lie nadomestitve.
Isto velja "a kopno armada.
Dokler ne bodo kvote vseh
vojnih oddelkov izpopolnjene,
sc BIO jemalo fante in mozc v I'VE
EMO oborozeno silO brcz ozira ma
olajsevalne okolScine. Potem pa
lie toliko, kolikor bodo znasale
izgube ma boiiScih in odpustitve
liz armada in mornarice.
Cd minulega marca pa do |.
julia DO vpoklicanih v armada
i nmornarico Sc najmanj 100000
MOI. Potem pa ma podlagi pOro-
ella vojnega oddelka lie toliko,
da bodo izpraznitve nadomesGe-
ne.
To je sedaj viSek oborozene
sile Zed. draw. Ma mOrju so JAG
je kot Sc kdaj kaka druga dezela
in Velika Britannia je re dalec v
ozadju. Sploh bodo ma morju
Zed. drzave pc tel vojni estate
najmogocnejsa velesila, Soviet
ska unija pa ma suhem.
Anglia, XII ie v tel vojni veil
ko pretrpela, hi Sc v svoji start
prvenstveni vlogi vseeno lahko
bolj podvizala, pa je priloznost
zamudila. Vrh tega je treba pri-
znati tudi dejstvo, da je nj deze-
lie ma svetu, XII bi mogla v pro-
dukciji in v bogastvih tekmovati
z Fed. drzavami. Umevno, da BIO
po tel vojni vsled tega veliko
zgodovinskih sprememb in Sc
Vecje Sc obetajo pozneje.
Il ..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
R~evolucije n~eizogibne

Ako Rumunija ostane kakor
je bila, pa Madzarska, Jugosla-
via, Grcija it'd, potem bono Ia
hko rekli, da je bila ia voina "a
man Sc boil kakor pa p~rejsnja.
Maj Molotov Sc tako trdi, da
Sc Russia ne DO umesavala v no
tranje zadeve drugih dezel, u
mesava Sc vseeno, ker 81 ne mo-
re pomagati.
Ljudje, XII v Nth live zahteva-
10 pravice. Boje Sc lie, ola Jill jim
bono mi ovirali z nasim voja-
Stvom, ker hocemo, da Sc Ev-
ropi ohrani "Stari red".
Ne V Grciji, ne v Jugoslaviji,
ne ma Norvezkem, ne v nobeni
drugi dezeli Sc ljudstva ne peha-
10 z osvojevalci cato, da Sc bi
obvaroval start red.
Neglede, kako ga hoeeta Chur-
chill in Roosevelt obvarovati,
propadel DO, ker je doigral. Fa-
Sizem ga nj mogel oteli, omenje-
ma diva ga tudi ne bosta mogla
zavarovati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
'Zlati rudniki" V
" ashingtonu So
skandaIz "a dezeIc
KONGRESNlK COCHRAN RAZKRINKAL
PlJAVKE IN JASTREBE, XII POSTAJAJO
MILLIONAIRE MA STROSKE ONlH, KI STORE
USE, DA POMAGAJO v VOJNI

Ko je predsednik Roosevelt
svecano obljubil, da v tel voini
ne DO novih milijonariev ma
MEN racun, kakor Sc je dogodilo
v prejsnji, in da vlada pr voinih
narocilih ne DO goljufana, kakor
je bila zadnjic, mu je ljudstvo
verjelo. Nedvomno je predsed-
nix svoje zagotovilo iskreno po-
dial, in Sc zanaSal OBJ enem ma DO
stenost uradnikov v svoiih cd
delkih in ma vestnost korpora-
|cij.
Ena obljuba vec
lzkazalo Sc je, da je bila to lie
obljuba, XII 10 je lahko pouda-
RITZ, a veliko tezje izvesti. Kor-
poracije in posamezniki, XII spe-
k~ulirajo z vladimir narocili, bo-
gate kot Sc nikdar in mimi do
bicki gredo re v astronomske
stevilke.
Ravnatelji in pa nepazni
"vladni" nadzorniki so povzroci-
Ii, da je Slo nasi armada in zavez-
nixon - najvec Rusiji, veliko
pokvarjenega materijala, "a ka-
terega JIG morala vlada placati
dogovorjeno ceno, v veri, da ie
blago na%rejeno kot Sc glasi v po-
godbi. Vrsili SO Sc sodni procesi,
nekateri kongresniki so Sc zgra-
zali, zahtevali preiskave in tudi
lcasopisi so p~orocali o tenn, toda v
obliki suhoparnih movie, ne pa
kakor zadnjic o Charlesu Chap
linu, cetudi nj on nikogar ogo-
ljufal. Toda casopisje in radio nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
Zmonjsonje vojnih noroei
povzroco odsIovitve

Vsled zmanjsanih ali pa pre-
klicanih vojnih narocil je bio v
vojni industriji med sredi Ian
skega novembra pa do srede le-
~tosnjega januarja $4,000 mani
uposlenih kakor pred tenn ca
som. To izkazuje statistika de-
lavskega departmental.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12
MoIotova obIiuba
ne DO prepre6iIa
preobratov
KAJ MAJ 30 RUMUNIJA IN USE DRUGE
DEzELE V EVROPI, AKO SOCIALNl RED
V NJIH OSTANE KAKOR JE Bill? -
MOSKVA We, DA IGRA "DlPLOMACDO"

Ko je sovjetska armada udrla
prvic izven svojih mel, v tenn
~slucaju V Rumunijo, je komisar
vnanjih zadev Vjaceslav Molo-
TOW povabil prvic, Cd kar je v tel
sluzbi, k sebi casniSke poroce-
valce tuiezemskega tiska, in jim
poudaril:
"Rdeca armada je prodrla "
Rumuniio. Zagotavljam van V
menu sovjetske Wade, ola smo
udrli vanjo edino vsled vojnih
razlogov. Sovjetska unija ne "a
sleduje pri tenn nikakrsnih teri
to~rijalnih ambicij.
In vrh tega, naSe armada ina
10 navodilo, da Sc v sedanji So
cialni (druzabni) red Rumuniii
ne smejo umeSavati".
ZadOvoljstvO brez pOdlage
V Londonu in Washingtonu,
in yes kapitalisticni tisk pc sve-
tn Sc je tie obljube silno rave
SELL.
Sc cello neSteto liberalnih ko-
mentatorjcv je poudarilo, da je
Stain S to potezo napravil tri-
umf brez primere.
Ampak kako zgleda stvar v
resnici? Molotov We, Ola Sc vladi
Zed. draw in Anglije ne borita
Ia Socializem. PoSebno ameriSka
vlada ne.
Nasa dezela je sedaj steber
kapitalisticnega reda in trudi Sc
kolikor najvec more, da ga ohra-
nj. Docim tukaj sedaj vsled vol
ne ljudje dobro ~sluzijo, in tudi
dobro jedo, pa je pc ostalem sve-
tn velik glad. Ne cato, ker lju-
die premalo p~ridelajo, pac pa,
ker je premalo takih, XII morajo
pridelovati zivez "a birokracijo.
armada in dvore.
Kaj BIO z Rumunijo
Molotovu in Stalinu so tie
stvari prav dobro znane. A oh
enem jima je znano, da Chur-
chill in Roosevelt noceta "ko-
munizma'. Dobro; sovjetske ar
made so re V Rumuniji in Molo-
TOW je casnikarjem poiasnil, da
SO udrle vanjo ne vsled teritori-
Jalnih ambicij, pac pa vsled var
nosti svojih mel "a v bodoce, in
pa, da Sc sovraznika cimprej po-
razi.
SOcialne revOlucije Sc bodO
dOgodile vseeno
To, da Sc Russia ne DO umeSa-
vala v obstojeci "socialni red" '
Rumuniji, mic ne pomeni.
Cemu pa je sploh ia voina:
Mar cato, da Rumunija, Madzar.
ska, Poljska it'd. ostanejo kakol
SO bile v proSlosti?
Ko je Molotov govoril okroe
Stlrldesetirn porocevalcem tuje
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-12

zemskega tiska in jim v intere-
su sedanje notranje politike So
vjetske unije zatrjeval, da nina
nobenih teritorijalnih aspiracij,
in da vlada v Moskvi ne misli
rusiti s~edanjega socialnega re-
da v Rumuniji, SO posedujoei
sloji v dezeli ubeznega kralja
dobro vedeli, kaj to pomeni.
Sal Sc Rusiji sploh ne DO treba
uradno umeSavati v socialne po-
trese poedinih dezel. Zed. drza-
We morda bi Sc, a Roosevelt je re
izprevidel, da njegov AMG mic
kaj ne uSpeva.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
How They Stand

Army Ar Show keOpens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
300 Attend
Tiger School

The Detroit Tigers baseball
school moves into its second day
today with another large group
Of youngsters getting specialized
instructions. The school is being
held at Briggs Stadium and will
continue until the middle of next
week.
More than 300 lads worked out
yesterday. according TO Wish
Egan, the head master of the
school. AL Vincent. Tiger coach;
Bruce Conaster. a scout. and two
pitchers, Boom Boom Beck and
Jack Mooty, will take over today S
Instructions.
Most of the young hopefulS are
anxious TO be pitchers. Beck and
Mooty are giving them lessons in
how to get the most out of the
talent they have. The Tiger
management was pleased to see
large group anxious TO become
catchers. Ii was believed this
position was losing its appeal to
the youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Tripson in News
For Second Time

II. Tripson received the Navy
Cross for his part in the first
Allied offensive action against the
Germans in North Africa, Nov
Z, 1912
At that time it was announced
he was in charge of a landing
boat that was 20 pave the way
for the first wave of soldiers. lie
was given credit for diSposing Of
several German ScntrieS with his
bare hands. fearing shots would
have aroused the unsuspccting
enemy.
The story Of his efficient work
is used as an example of what is
expected for a Navy Ranger i'm all
their SCHOOLS. .TrpSon returned
10 this country and was given the
Navy Cross and commissioned an
ensign.
Trip played in four sports al
Mississippi State College where he
graduated in 1871. He signed
with the Detroit Lions and PLAYED
regular as a tackle for one season.
Then he Joined the navy as an
athletic specialist but asked for
more Sctive duty and was given a
berth with the Rangers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
BREVITIES:
Hirsch TO Leave
For Marines
Times Phot'

ELROY HIRSCH. the SenSa-
tional lad from Wisconsin who
won four sports letters at Michi-
gan this year will shortly be NOV
ing out, il was announced. He is
among the two dozen athletes, all
marine trainees who have re-
ceived orders to leave for Paris
Island and further training which
will lead to a commission in the
marines.
COACH FRITZ CRISLER will
present Hirsch with a special tro-
ply at the annual outing of the
University of. Michigan Club of
Detroit at Tam O'Shanter next
Wednesday.
The football squad will lose IL
players in this latest move. In
Cluded are center FRED NEGUS
and halfbacks EARL MAVES and
WALLY DRYER. All were from
Wisconsin. The baseball team
loses BRUCE BLANCHARD and
ELMER SWANSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Sam Byrd Takes
TWO-SlrOke Lead

PHILADELPHIA, June Q lUP)
-Par-crsckIng professionals, led
by Sammy Byrd Of Plum Hollow,
set a hot pace INTO the second
round OF the SIT, 500 Philadelphia
Inquirer War Bond tournament
today, with II players shooting
regulation figures or better IN
yesterdays opening play.
Byrd shot a 5 under par S. 10
take two stroke lead over Bob
Hamilton Of Evansville. Ind. who
had a 6S. In third place was Buc
Lewis OF Philadelp8a with 2 o.
Eddie Furgol Of Detroit tied
with Nal Gelleta q ST. AibanS.
~. T., 20 lead the amateurs with
a II. The other DeuoitcS, Claude
Harmon Of Lochmoor had a.
and Charles Rutan had 20.
The trio OF tournament favor
ties, Harold Dug NcSpaden of
-f'rifadripffa, GraTg tW''U0d r;
Mamaroneck. n. Y. and Byron
Nelson Of Toledo, O., showed then
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How TO Learn Tennis

One way to gain fame in ten
mis-, II seems. is TO start as ball
boy at major clubs or tourna-
ments and speed learning the
fundamentals by close range
observation of the upper flight
players.
Vincent Richards did. Henri
Cochet likewise. Fred Kovaleski
of Hamtramck is also in mind.
Now comes Francisco (Pancho)
Segura Of Guayaquil. Ecuador.
and the University of Florida,
1.-THE half pint Snowman" 10 add
his name to the list of ex-ball
boys 10 become prominent.
This spectacular mite whose
two-handed driving and self
inflicted criticism while playing
endears him TO the gallery
everywhere. will play in Detroit
for the first time when the ma
tional clay courts championships
open Monday at Detroit Tennis
Club.
Segura is the defending ma
tional intercollegiate champion
at the annual tournament in
Evanston later i'm the month.
has the No. 3 spot in the first
10. and distinguished himself at
Forest Hills last September
when he forced Jack Kramer TO
the limit in the Seminfinals.
Kramer went on to lose 10 Joe
Hunt.
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Yesterdays Results
Today's Games
IntI League
Amer. Assoc

liking for the Torresdalc-trank-
ford Country Club layout, al
though they had spots of trouble.
McSpadcn. who had slight
edge over Nelson 10 become the
leading moncy-winner in their
duel across the continent in the
winter circuit, was one stroke
ahead Of him yesterday with a
20. Nelson and Wood wound up
with par Tl,. Also tied al Il were
Gene Sara&cn Of Mt Vernon,
vi, Y, Johnny Bulla of Atlanta,
Ga, johnny Mover OF PaXInos,
Pa. Nal Galletta of ST. Albans,
r. Y Tony Emma Of Dayton. O.,
and Fred Annon Of White Plains,
NY.
Sgt. We Ghczzi Of the army,
former National Professional
Golfer Association champion. had
q - WIN Leo Diegel or Philadel-
phIa and Felix Serafn of Pitts
burgh.
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Two Tigers Best

There isn't much chance two
catcherS will be named from
the same club. but that doesn't
alter the writer's belief that
Paul Richards and Bob Swift
are the outstanding backstopS
in the circuit.
Dykes likes frankie Hayes
OF the Athletics and Rollie
HemSley Of the Yankees, who
have had much experience.
When it comes 10 experience
there's nothing wrong with
Rick Terrell of the Senator's.
Because of his ability TO bat
In runs. Rudy York again will
be at first base. Managers rec
ognize the big Tiger is an ex-
cellent performer afield, an at
tribute sometimes clouded by
his smuggling ability.
Nick Etten of the Yankees is
another first sacker who can
hit. Some managers like Dick
Siebert of the Athletics.
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Torrance at bat and afield. is
outplaying all other third base
men.
Though currently not hitting.
Ken Keltner of the Indians may
get a call Don Savage, a re-
cruit. is doing a good job at
third for Joe Mccarthy. Lou
Boudreau is the writer's choice
over Vern Stephens for the
starting lineup.
II would be pretty hard TO
get a better trio of all-around
outheld performers than Stan
Spence of the Senators. Thur
man Tucker of the White Sox
and Oris Hockett of the In
dams.
Here you are, managers, take
n or leave il,
Catchers Richards CDetroO. .727.
swirl tDetroiD. 3ig
First base York CDe,roit). $50; ~.
ten tNeW York., 323
Second base D0er tBoupnJ, .327
Eti-nweiss tNew York;, .17s
THIRD base Higgins ,Detrnip, .16- :
Keltner (CievelRndl 22s
Shoristnp Boudresu tCIrveiRudJ,
PSI STEPHENS 6si Louip. ga
Len hsld-Spence Washington, .3U1
Heath tCltvslHnci 49,.
Center field -Tucker tChiCagrl, 1913;
johnson (Bustonl $40.
Right feld-liockett cleveland. .3f5.
Fox fBostonl, 82i
Pitchers -Newh user fDetruiD, So
Trout tDetrVtl -; B1fuwy tNcN
YurkD, II. Hnghs0n Boston, So.
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Props i'm
Tourney

Tournament tennis continues to
call the high school players. This
time il is the national clay courts
starting Monday at Detroit Tennis
Club.
The list of entries includes Bill
Sayres of BEDFORD, the new cham
pion; AL HetZeck and Walter Eng
lish. Hamtramck; Bob Blumenfeld,
city runner-up, and Leonard
Brose, Central.
On the women's side are jose
phine Smilka, state junior cham
pion, and Stephanie Prychitko,
girls runner-up.
Absent this year are Kimbark
and Pearl Peterson, whose sched-
ules at Ann Arbor do not permit
time for playing in Detroit, and
Gloria King, state junior run
ner-up.
Back for another try are Con-
stance Ebbers, Mary Lou Boyer,
Helen Detweiler and Pearl Wrob-
bel. The prospect is for a women's
draw of %.
Late entries include Mike Mike
and Tom Mort, San Francisco; 1t.
A. w. Angstadt, naval officer
stationed in Detroit; Frank Brody,
Des Moines: Richard Warner and
Richard Robert Lewis, University
of Utah; Jack McManis, Los
Angeles; Ralph J. Dilley. Cleve-
land.