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'Ulie ie slat0 u Spaniiu

Dean .Acheson, drzavni podseh-
retar, Charles P. Taft, direktor
drzavnog odelenja Office of
Wartime Economic Affairs. oh
jasnjavali SUI preko radija %. ia
nuara zasto ie ulie odasiljaIo IL
Spaniju. U6esnika je bilo wise u
ovom "objasnjavanjn." l." to sve
glavni drzavni koiekakvi admins
|tratori
Oni priznaiu da ie ulje bio o.
llaSiliano II Spaniju da sc jos u
vek salje. Oni II opSte ne ospora-
vaju mnoge optuzbe aoje su dola-
ziie IL raznih krugova da je to u
HE doiaziio do ruku nenstekTh
aaeista da je upotrebljavano Il
ratoyanju protiv ameriGke Sa-
veznicke yojske. Oni samo to OBJ
jasnjavaju da tako Atlantski Car
ter glasi da svi imadl prava, Spa
Mia isto tako. ma raZne americke
i drugih zemalja produkte, uhlju-
cujuci i ulje.
Ma primer. gospodin Taft rece
da "ulie koje dolazi IL owe hen1is-
fere "a spaniiu, ne dolazi IL kon-
tinentalnih Sjedinjenih Drzava,
vec iz karabiianskih predela, ne
Salje sc na americkim vec Spans,
kim brodovima.''' kao kad bi rekao
da ulje koje sc odnosi liz owe zem-
lie IL spaniju j ma spamskim brodo-
vina koie Sc doprema IL kara bi-
ianskih predela, Hitler ne moze
upotrebliavati "a sNoie svrhe, pos
TO nije "cisto' americko ulje Ci-
nienica da ie ono liz owe ZemlJe
slate da su americki kapitalisti
vukli profile IL te trgovine, kola,
dolazeci u ruke Hitleru, pripono-
yla ie da Sc ubiiaju americki j
drugi Saveznicki vojnici.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27

Okruznis sudac Leland w. Carr,
u Lansing, Mich, dao je pohapsici
Il. sadasnjih i Z raniuh clanova
Fmiciganske legislature 6 tinoV-
nika "finansijskih kompaniia. -
|Svi su optuzeni da SUI davali iii
primal mito oko asvajania raznih
zakona Legislature 1889 godine.
(Sudac rece da ee jos hapsenia bi-
ii. On je dalje rekae da je oko
E$25.0O0 proslo kroz ruke .uhapse-
|nika u vezi sa podmicivanien III
[potkupljivanjem da Sc usvoie raz-
kni zakoni sa kojima bi, Sc AoHpa-
|.nije koristile.
Razume sc, jos Sc ne a7oze MIS-
ia pouzdano reel krivici ovih
"narodnih predstavnika.'' da su
politicari potkupljvi, to aenla
sumnje. I>torija politieke drzaue
to potvrdjue. Setirno Sc san1o "Tea-
pot DOME uljanog skaadaia,
sto sc odigralo "a vreme Hardin
COVE administracije, kad je na sto-
tine hiljada vrednosti drzavnog
imanja bilo predano privatnim ka-
pitalistima cd strane drzavniha. 4
koliko ie toga. "a koje Sc ne zna,
sto je majStorski sakriveno.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27

ne Armije, i ako potpuno izbega-
va rec "proleterska".
"Mi znamo,' kaze Erenburg, "da
je revolucija diva puta spasila RuSl-
ju, u 1917. 1941. Da niie bio
Tproletreske revolucije, Rusija
bi izgubila svoiu nezavisnost IL
menila bi svoju istorijsku misiju." Z"
Produzujuci dalje, Erenburg pi-
ta: "Zasto je Armenac Petroslan,
koga su Nemci uhvatili, bio sta
niu da tesko ranjen nadie snage
ca ubije svoje krvnike da dodje
nazad do sovietskih linija? "Zas-
to ie Uzbek, Kajum Rahmanov
dao svoj zivot braneci Lenjin-
grad? Zasto je Jevrej Papernik
umro pred Moskvom? Uzrok je
Oktobar' Tnovembarska revoluci-
jal.
Kriie obaranje kapitalizma
Rusiji.
Geo svet znade da je proleters-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27
Kuba

Prema vesti IL Havane, cd %
ja1uara, kubanski "komunisti'' 81
kao njihova braca u Sjedinjenim
Drzavama, izmenili ime svoje par.
tije. Cd sada te Sc njihova parti-
ia zsati, "Popularna Socijalisticka
Partija." Kaze Sc da su oni to u6i-
Mill da bi. sledili "novu Konanis-
ticku internationally politiku Il
pripremi "a posleratni period"
Vesti kazu da ia "komunistieka'
partija ina sada $4,000 6lanova,
te da &c i'm ova promena doneti
-oko 400 noyih 'clanova.
Kubanski '.komunisti'' su, INA.
nje-vise, kao svi drugi "kemu-
misti" po zsvetu - .reformisti. Sa
ovom promenom oni .odlaze. jos j
dalje u reformizmu. Ako oni. po-
vecaju broj svoga clanstva, to ne
&c doneti nikakve koristi radnic-
koj stvari Kube, to &c samo name
ii wise stete, uvadjajuci jos vecu
zbrku medju radnike i iskorisca-
vajuei iii "a burznaske politicke
svrhe. Radnici Kubece morati Or
ganizovati sasvim novu partiju "a
svoje oslcbodjenje j sto prvo to u
cinu, u toliko bolje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27
Nece da priznadu
BOliviiu

Siedinjene Drzave su odrekic
d;. priznaju boliviisku novu VIA
du. Okrivliuiu je da .ie ona "Skop-
cana sa prosirenom zaverom da
Sc potkopa Saveznicko nastolanle
Il. Zapadnoi Hemisferi.' Amoasa-
dor Sjedinjenih Drzava, Pierre
Boal, pozvan je da Sc vrati' IL boll-
viiske prestonice La Paz, naZad u
Washington.
Raniie Sc tumacilo da sc sadaS-
MIA bolivijska vlada nece moci o.
t'rzati ako ne bude prlznata Ell
susednih drzava, a narcotic Oh
'Siedinjenih Drzava. Ova drzava le
i suyise mala, njeni izvorl su
nedovoljni da bi Sc mogla odrzatl
ako bi je ,susedske zem-
lie blokirale. Sad, buduci da Sc ia
vlada ne dopada Siedinjenim Dr.
zavama. mozda nekim drugim,
posto ie strani kapital tamo ulo-
zen, niu treba sa blohadom odstra-
niti. Verovatno &c Sc uspeti Ii to-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27
POliska

AmeTicka stampa Sc mnogo ras-
pisala u poslednje vreme Q Polls
koj, njenom sporu oko granice sa
S0vjetskom Rusijom, o poljskim
vladama it'd. U toj raspravi saz-
rajemo da Poljska ina mnogo tih
organizovanih .vlada izgnanstvu.
Jedna cd tin vlada Sc nalazi u
1ondonu. Kaze Sc da je to reak-
cionarna vlada, koja predstavlja
sve vece politicke partije Dale sc
kaze da postoje jos tri "politicke
grupe" koje sye ma jedan iii dru-
81 naeina tvrde da su one poljske
Wade. Druga cd njih je "Sanac-
ia, ....koja se sasteji veconom Cd
sledhenika diskreditovanog pred
ratnog rezima pukovnika Becka-a"
Trefa je "Narodna Revolucionar-
ma grupa' koja je "obojadisana
sa fasistitkim idejama." A cetvr-
ia 'je Komunisticka manjina,"
-. .zeljna da iskoristi postojecu
krizu "a meme sopstvene svrhe.n
Ako siromasne ration izmrcva-
vono yod dno ~,,oco Do1;o1,. o.l..,
devaju Il svacem, bar nece osku-
devati vladama. cetiri organize
vane Wade koje predstavljaju pro-
tivradnecke interese, to je "a si-
gurna dosta. To je cetiri Wade vi
Sc nego sto i'm treba. Radnicima
tfeba jedna sasvia nova, peta Via
da - vlada radnog naroda - sto
jos do sada nemaju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27

.pristati" stvar je svrsena. Prosle
|godine je Britannia imala wise
Estrajkova nego j jedne godine do
sad. Tesko da 1914. ne bude JOS
Egora. u knliko Sc tice strajkova. A
kQ moze reti Sta sve radnici mogu
uciniti? Mozda 6e oni poci jos i
mnogo dalje ;od strajkova, II. da
|zbace kapitalisticki sistem koji i'm
dava najamnicu cd $500 iii $2o.-
90 ma nedelju, pored koje moraju
da skapavaju cd gladi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27

"So ASS~. koulAC. I'd tIS1Ilc
Icelicnog strajka u Homestead.
PENNSYLVANIA. iznajmIieni gang
steri $500 njih) doplovise Monon-
gahela rekom otvorise vatru ma
strajkujuce radnike. Nakon rudar-
skin strajkova 1902. godine, kor-
tporacije razvise praksu iznajmli:-
VanJa gargstera do stepena da ie
bilo ustanovljeno pola tuceta taxi
viii gangsterskih organizacija.
Najzloglasnije medju NINA jesu
organizecije Pearl Bergoff-a,
Sherman Service j Railway Audit.
Docnije, General Motors korpora-
cija, Ford United States Steel,
uspostavi4e svoje sopstvene gang
sterske organizacije. lzrabljivaci
su potrosili ma milione dolara u
tom svestranom ratu protiv rad
nika. Jos 1916. godine, trosilo Sc
po diva n1iliona dolara "a rabbi
jamie jednog strajka. A wise me-
go jednom slucaiu, unisteno je ma
|nji iii veci broj radnickih zivota.
Sa dolaskom Drugog Syetskog
Rata, kcrporacije nisu wise trebale
usluge gangsterskih agenciia 10
liko ranije. Polititka drzava kapi-
talizma uveliko zameni ranije
gangstere. Ne samo da sc upotreb-
ljavalo drzavnu miliciju, vec fe-
deralne trupe pocese igrati sve
vecu ulogu razbijanju radni5kih
strajkova. Upotreba federalnih ba-
joneti protiv radnika, to pod "a
ipovediP Predsednika Siedinjenih Dr.
zava, koii Sc smatra kao prijateli
radnika, nasla ie svoga izraza Il
strajku kod North American .Avi-
alton kompanije Inglewood, Ca
lifornia.
Kroz poslednje dive godine, ne
pogreSivo Sc primecuie sluzbeno
ucestvovanje politicke drzave u
razbijanju radnickih strajkova.
Takozvano "preuzimanje" indus
triia cd strane Wade, ocevidno slu-
Ii interesima eriginalnih vlasnika
tih industrial: netom Sc radnicki
zahtevi, bilo ma kcji nacin, od-
strane, industrije Sc ponovo vra-
caju vlasnicima. cak samo pravo
radnika da strajkuju, pretrpelo je
poraz sa usvajanjem Smith-Conn-
ally zakona, kojeg je Predsednik
Roosevelt origina1no odbio potpi-
sati zbog toga, kao sto sam rece,
posto zakon nije bio tako udesen
da postigne zeljenu svrhu.
Ali sve su to bill mali okrsaji u
ratu kapitala protiv rada. Sada Sc
sprema velika ofenziva, ofenziva
sa kojom Sc namerava potpunO
(Nastavak ma, 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27

ma kako prosirensbio obim ,kapita-
listiekih ratova, da tai obim ne
moze biti siri nego sto je- obim
(klasne borbe. kapitalistickf ratovi
otpocnu, i ranije Iii kasniie oni Sc
privedu kraju, ali, klasna borba
stalno Sc vodi. Ona je pocela pre-
dolaska kapitalistitke klase ma
vlast: ona Sc vodila pre- nego sto
! ie radnicka klasa postala brojno
nadmocni elemenat drustva; ona
Sc sirila siri Sc ma kantaru koji
-je pretvorio Geo civilizovani svet
diva alavna ratujuca tahora !.
u iednom cd tih tabora nalazi
Sc klasa svetskih izrabljivaca; u
drugom, klasa najamnih radnika
sveta. Buduci da je radnicka klasa
sveta revolucionarna klasa, ii. ona
je klasa koja je istorijski name
njena da uzme upravu drustva u
svoje ruke; ona je suocena sa
otporom klase koja je II stanju da
ostane ma ylasti samo dok moze
-naci piiaca Ma kojima Via proda
onaj deo rroizvedenog bogatstva
koga radnici ne mogu kupiti (po-
sto su izrabljeni), te koga ona ne
moze potrositi, pored sve svo;e
rasipnosti, posto je malobrojna; j
dok ie II stanju da vodi uspesan
rat potcinjavanja radnitke klase.
Kao sto su Sc kapitalisticki ra-
tovi proslosti vodili ma manjem
kantaru, tako je rat izrabljivaca
protiy radnika bio vodien ma ma
MEM kantarai. Ali II koliko Sc "a
ostravala konkurencija medju sa-
MIN kapitalistima, II toliko Sc "a
ostravala klasna bcrba radnika
protiv kapitalista.
Pryih dana kapitalizma ia ie
borba bila skoro neprimetna. Ali
u koliko Sc prosirivala proletariza-
CHA masa, II koliko mogucnosti "a
napustanje radnickih redova nes-
tajahu, u toliko Sc klasna borba
radnika otpor izrabljivaca, pove-
cavahu.
Otpor izrabljivaca, koji je il
pocetka bio otpor poslodavaca pro-
tiv radnika danog poduzeca, raz-
VIC Sc danas totalni rat protiv
radnika. Organizovani otpor izrab-
ljivaca poceo ie, Il America, odmah
nakon takozvanog perioda rekon-
strukcije, koii je sledio Gradjan-
ski Rat II America. u toku cd 20.
godina (1872. do 1922 otpor IL
rabliivaca razvio Sc do stepena
da pojedini poslodavci iii grupe
poslodavaca, nisu sc wise oslanjali
ma svoie neposredne sile. Nastu-
pilo je iznajmljivanje placenih
gangstera "a razbijanje radnickih
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27
Totalni rat protiv radnika

oVa STedStVa burzOaSkeF prOpa-
.gande pokusavaju Ii doneklei US
pevaju) da opste prosire sve-zah-
Fvataju6i pbim Drugog Svetskog
Rata, ii. cilja sc da- Sc uveri po-
tencionalne nevernike da ie oval
Drugi Svetski Rat tako kolosalna
socioloska ekonomska pojava ko-
ia zahvata sve druge. Jamacno da
|stvari tako izgledaju, narcotic "a
povrsne i neupucene posmatraoce.
Ali stvari nisu neizbezna onakve
kakve izgledaju, to je narcotic is
tina II koliko Sc tice pitanje obi
ma Drugog Svetskog Rata. :. -
Oval Drugi Svetski Rat {kao sto
lie bio slueaj sa ostalim ratovima
vodi, Sc po klasnom
drustvu i njegovom okviru; on
je periodicni izraz kontradikcija
samog. kapitalistickog sistema; on
ie, kao sto jedan americki drzav-
mix rece, "otvoreno naoruzano pro-
duzenje trgovine mirnog vreme-
na." Buduci takav, on je k I
kapitalistickih sila (bez razlike ko-
liko radnika, protuvoljno iii mace,
ucestvovalo II njemu) sa kojim jed
ma sila, iii grupa sila, pokusava da
sa militarnom otimacinom prosiri
sfere svoga uticaja tako da ONO
guci sebi da sc resi- cd radnika
ukradenog viska vredncsti, ii. da
ga pretvori IL profit; on je akt sa
kojim napadnute kapitalisticke si-
lc pokusavaju da zadrze ono sto
imaiu j tako da sc odrze kao mad
mocne svetske sile; on je, u stsari.
aklasna borba. Takva borba, TAX
va borba, iako Sc ne vodi sa tan
kovima, avijonima, ratnim ladjama
it'd, vodi Sc i u radnickim redo
vima, to je uklasna borba. Je-
dina razlika sastoji Sc tome sto
radnici ne yodu uklasnu borbu
da bi Sc resili ukradenog bogat-
stva, vec da bi prodali svoju sop
stvenu radnu snagu.
Ali u klasnom drustvu, kao sto
je kapitalisticko, vodi Sc borba 10
ia zahvata ODE klase. To je klasna
borba izmediu radnicke kapita-
listicke klase. Razume sc, kao sto
Marks rece, "Borba proletarijata
protiv burzoazije u pocetku je po
obliku, ako, ne po sadrzini, nacl-
onalna" ali ona, .eventualno obuh-
vaca cello kapitalisticko drustvo.
Ona obuhvaca cello -kapitalisticko
drustvo posto kapitalisticka klasa
sveta, koliko Sc tice klasne bor-
be. postaje iflternacionalna; in
ternocionalnost kapitalisticke kla-
sc stvara potrebu "a International
most klasne bOrbe radnika prOtlV
internacionalno organizovane kla-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-01-27

Geo svet znade da je proleters.
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Society Activities
In " arrentOn

WARRENTON, Va, June 3.-Mrs.
James Fontaine Rose of Durham,
N. c., after attending the wedding
of her son, Capt. Murray Fontaine
Rose, in Arlington, spent part of
this week here as the guest of her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Carter Black
well.
Mrs. M. j. O'Connell will enter
tain at tea tomorrow afternoon in
honor of Miss Betsy Brittle, whose
marriage to 1t N. o. Robbins will
take place June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kays en-
tertained last evening in honor of
Maj. John Franklin Martin of Gull
peper, who has returned from duty
overseas.
Mrs. John Tyssoski is spending
two weeks in Maine.
Sergt. H. Wallace Shaffer has ar
rived from Panama to visit his
mother, Mrs. Laurens Morgan Ham,
ilton, at Byrneley, near The Plains.
Mrs. Scott Nesbit and her son
Scott Nesbit, III, are spending this
week with Mrs. Harrison Nesbit
Mr.. Scott Nesbit will join them from
Covington for the week end and
they will go to the closing of the
National Cathedral School, where
Miss Betty Leigh Nesbit will be a
graduate.
Mrs. Harrison Wexford of Sabin
Hall, Va, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. ]. H. c. Beverley, at Selby.
Mrs. Mason Strother entertained
last evening in honor of Miss Louise
Dunnington, who has resigned as
assistant principal of the Warren
ten grade schools after Is years OF
service. Friends of Miss Dunning-
ton presented her with a gold
bracelet.
Evening star., 1944-06-04

The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Jean Beckwith to Ensign Steward
T. McNeill, jr,, son of Mrs. Carl
Watt of Newton Highlands, Mass,
and Mr.. MacNeill of Providence,
R. l., is announced by her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Irving G. Beckwith.
Miss Beckwith attended the
Washington Musical Institute and
before joining her parents in Rhode
Island, where her father is sta
toned, she was employed in the
Department of Labor.
Ensign MacNeill is graduate of
Brown University and is at present
stationed at Fort Pierce, Fla.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kurtz have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Shirley Kurtz, to
Pvt. Sam Lichtenberg, who recently
returned after two years of duty
overseas. He is the son of Mrs. Max
Lichtenberg of Dallas and the late
Mr.. Lichtenberg and is at present
based at Camp Ham, Calf.
The wedding will take place In
the near future.
Evening star., 1944-06-04

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
BY JAMES +. WILLIAMS

A very unusual thing happened
last week, when the Brewster YSO
met the well-or2anized Brooks
Market softball team. Curtis DAN
iels, who has been handling the
m n pitching assignments for
Brewster this year, registered a no.
hit. no-run game. Not single
Brooks player reached second base
This is the first time any such feat
was accomplished IN the Michigan
Chronicle Senior BOYS Softball
League during the current season.
The Brooks Market have been
playing first class baseball all sea-
son They played very good game
agains, Brewster too. But the singles
by Carter Marshall and Daniels in
the first inning and by Gussman and
Brlmley in the third were all the
hits necessary 10 give Brewster a
20 game. This victory kept Brewster
IN a tie for first place with the
MICHIGAN Chronicle Psnthers.
Other teams yet remaining TO
tanglc are the Rens and Brooks
who have one win and one loss TO
their credit during the second half
The loser OF the Brooks-Rens game
VIII be out Of the league. but the
winner will play the Michigan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
&. Daniels Pitches
First No-Ht Game

Chronicle Partners, who alihau gh
getting of To late start managed TO
have clean slate with no losses
in the second half
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
BEST CLUBS IN
NATIONAL LOOP
TO PLAY HERE

The Homestead Grays and New
York Cubans, two of the beS, teams
In Negro baseball, Will play a
double-header at Briggs Stadium,
Monday, Sept T. The first game *
scheduled TO start at l;30 p m.
The Grays, without question. have
one of the hardest hitting clubs IN
Negro baseball. with clouters like
Josh Gibson. Buck Leonard Sammy
Bankhead and Jerry Benjamin pac.
Ing the attack.
Cubans Are Speedy
On the other hand. while the ca
bans are not as powerful at the plate
as The Grays. they have ONE Of the
bcs, pitching stats IN the Negro
National league. In addition. the
PLAYERS are crafty and fast and the
team Is ranking near the top IN
fielding
Gibson, rated by many As the
greatest hitter Of ali time l. rapplr I
the ball al rate OF Bill while
Leonard is below the 800 mark for
the first time IN five years However.
James Cool Papa Bell the raShy
left fielder. is clouting the old APP
pie for 800 Bell is not SluGGcr
Of the Gibson type. but because ~
his speed he can beat out more hits
than the big catcher
They're Not Bad
But the Cubsns also have some
Francis Coimbre. the ranGy out
fielder who IS cracking the ball al
m average of 400. and Joe Vargas
the crack little coutCrdeldcr Wnu
has an average Of 3f6
In addition the Cubans have ono
Of the hes, second bsSc comoius
TORS IN the game with Horaclo
MARITIME al snort and Javcr Perez
a. second
fut the strong trature of the Gu
bus l. the pitching S'an of LOUIS
Tiani The veteran southpaW. Ddv.
Ba,nhill. Barney Morris, leading
hurlcr this season. Car'an1a How
al Paucio ScanjclburI Veto,
CrccnloGc. and Rudolf FERNANDEZ
Tho Cuhan> also nave two ConG
c. hers n Eamcl Brooks and Lou,
l1Hdcn, with l'udcn probably 70,
ting the assignment for the twin
b. hero
or course neither Laudcn OF
r 'nks ., equal 20 G. bs1n - . -.
cclrcr or bate, The BIZ Home
stead catcher ha> been rated along
with Bruce Boldly PcfVay. BIZ
Mackcy San'np DIXON and o'ncf
great catcher> ~ past craS surely
n hitting stamps HIM As INC Su-
pcror " me others As . nstSm,n
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
Herbert Sets z New
Records At Buffalo

BUFFALO j nnN Hcrbcrl ,or-
mcr NcN Nork University trtrk
star scored tao victories ~ one
Performance dugVs thc Frcrcu' IS
t,ack ard fed meet hero when ne
ro>ed ogi James Mcclure. 81 Col
safe university ~ the 500 C'cr
van with a lUc 81 OBS hslf a
second ofT The Niagara d Sirtc,
AAU record The 30-,Csr-oli aw
student Was timed ~ nc S00-N ard
mark n 81 6. for another now ~.
scaga district record Herbert rep
resented tho Grams Street Bows
Club OF New York City
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
TR OJAN Ms WIN
Three TO HOLD
FIRST POSITION
ny JIMMY LYLES


The TrojanS, current pace settlers
IN the Junior Division of the Michi-
gan Chronicle Softball league. re-
tanned their hold on first place this
week by winning three victories.
defeating the Hawks. Sparks, and
Aces in the above order.
In accomplishing this feat the
Trojans were given some sparkling
pitching by Scott. Faison, ed Al
fred. the three mainstays Of the
team.
Bristol Sinking
Bristol and Bristol who at one
tlme were tied for first place. lost
.hree games last week by Brewster.
Aces and Wolverines. TIE defeats
ended The hopes Of the team for the
ccond round title
Coming up from nowhere, the
Royal Vikings have climbed 20
WITHIN one game NJ first place With
The addition Of four players they
Viii be ~ thrre Tor top honors.
Monday night at Shcrrird Field
he Vikings duwncd the Wolverines.
ID. with Laurence on the rubber
or tne Winners Moore and Neil
were The Wolverine hurlels The
victory Was Laurence fifth straight
Brewster after defeating Bristol
and BRISTOL fell victim 10 the VOL
verlneS 1913 The game was fea-
'ured by the hitting and fielding OF
the Wolverines. Holloway was the
Wolverine pitcher while BRYANT did
HE pitching for the BrstolS
The Wolverines defeated BRISTOL
and BRISTOL Friday night. collecting
II hits of Spears and Donald wnlle
Duke Neal held the losers TO SIX
scattered hits /, was Meals twelfth
victory
The Hornets a team from the
North End. reached the finals in
the Hat,oit Times league
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
STANDINGS
Motor City League
keBowlingPLans

's.ked-ahout Warm Up CLASSIC 20
DC held there September s and 9
\ total o. S265 90 Will be gwen
away IN prizes The Pall er
Bowl IS vet continuing their week
y Jackpot Mrs Virginia SaulS
Gems 10 &c on the receiving end
rs she frequently captures the
even; despite the fact that she has
very tough field Of male bowlers
10 conquer The Forest Club
BEGINNERS Bowling Classic is still
inc talk OF the town as many fans.
men ard women alike. arc cage y
waiting The formal opening or the
bowling season
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
Nv JAMES B.. WILLIAMS

The Motoi C'y Bowling League
held z 0.octrS a. nc PytAian Tenn
pic las; Sunday ArraN scments
wNrc made 70 form a class A and
Class 3 league Teams bowling $40
or over VII De permitted 10 enter
nc class 4 league. teams bowling
less han $40 viii be permitted 10
bowl IN the class p league
Another meeting IS being sched-
ulcd for all members Of the Motor
CITY League Scp'cmbcr@lo a, the
Pythan Temple. . N The Bowl
~ spot TO- tho league Vii be Al
INC p aotSc Bowling Alleys An
entry Zee ~ So 80 FOR S.mcr teams
and SIS 90 Tor amen teams u y &c
charged The DNc Bow IS
fgtfh ioS p0auS fHr the much.