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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
Americans Fly Flag
Deer Japanese Prison

INCHON, Korea, Sept. 8.-U.H-
A group of 1873 American soldiers
captured on Bataan flew an Amer
lean flag over their prisoner OF
war camp at Inchon today and
welcomed their liberation from
one of the few japanese camps
where U. S. personnel were ac-
corded decent treatment.
"We've no complaints against
the Japanese here" one prisoner
said as he showed me the care
fully-tended flower and vegetable
gardens maintained by the Amer
leans.
1--WE got one Red Cross parcel
for each man every two weeks.
he said, pointing out that wher
the same group was in Japan
held on Kyushu 1sland-"we 60
one for every three men every
six months
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
Greenuille Girl WEEDS
Blind Marine Veteran,

DELAIR N. j., Sept. 8.-W.D-
Blind Marine Veteran George Nc
Laughlin,. Delair, and comely Lii
liam Langley. Greenville, N. c.,
spoke their nuptial VOWS today in
a quiet ceremony in the Home
Missionary church.
The soft spoken II do of the
American farm girl was the an
swer to those in the world who
believed that America was too soft
to fight a global war, and to &C
cept the heartaches of blinded and
manned men that would follow.
George, holding the arm of his
brother, James, walked down the
aisle dressed in his marine uni
form with the Purple Heart on
his left breast.
Five of McLaughlin's blind bud
dies from the Naval hospital in
Philadelphia occupied the seats
of honor in the front pew for the
ceremony, and outside the tiny
church, which holds only fifty per
sons, more than 1000 gathered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
LOUIS J.P0ISS0N
HEADS STATE BAR

RALEIGH, Sept. 8.-(P)-Louis
]. Poisson, Of Wilmington, Will
head the North Carolina Bar AS
ISOLATION during the coming year,
having been elected president at
last nights session.
Other officers include S. j. Err
vim, Jr., of Morganton, John S.
Broadway of Durham, and Judge
Jeff D. johnson of Clinton, vice
presidents, and Edward L. Can
non of Raleigh, secretary.
Charles R. Jonas OF Lincolton,
and Clifton Moore of Burgaw were
elected to the. board of directors
for three year terms.
Members of the association last
night heard Judge John j. Parker
of Charlotte in an address in which
the jurist declared that the United
Nations charter provides the
framework for which we can builc
for the world a system of ordered
liberty, world organization basee
on law"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
Liberal Interchange -
OF Information Asked

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 8-R
The United States delegation in
troduced a resolution at the third
inter American communications
conference today urging new reg
ulations liberalizing III e inter-
change of information among ma
tions.
The proposal, submitted by
Adolf A. Berle, Jr., U. S. AmbNs-
sador to Brazil, asked liberaliza-
ton all government regulations
dealing with the transmission and
reception of press and radio mes.
sages and news addressed to null
tiple destinations for publication OF
broadcasting.
The resolution, titled "Pres!
Freedom" was referred to the jur
Ideal committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
State, County Hunting
Licenses Go On Sale

County Game Warden W. P.
Floyd announced yesterday that
state and county hunting licenses
are on sale in New Hanover and
Fender counties.
He pointed out that, due to a
delay in getting the licenses from
the printers on time, they are be-
ing placed on sale later than usual.
They are valid for one year from
August /.
The cost for state wide license
is $40 while the county license
fee is $1.f0.
The game warden said the Ii
cneses may be obtained from any
sporting goods store and many
other places in the two counties
Nearly two of every three acre!
Of corn crop this year have beer
ulanted with hybrid corn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
TOBACCO PRICES
CONTINUE STEADY
BY the Associated Press

Unusually steady prices for most
grades and extremely heavy vol
ume marked sales on eastern
North Cardinals flue-cured tobac-
CO markets during the week end
ing Friday the U. S. and State
Departments of Agriculture re-
ported. However, demand weak
ened slightly for a few lower quail
ity grades, causing these to de-
cline 81 per hundred pounds.
Only three days of sales were
held during the week. Monday
was observed as a Labor Day
holiday and Tuesday was declar-
ed a marketing holiday by the
Bright Belt Warehouse association.
Monday will be observed as a
holiday each week until congest-
ed conditions in re-drying plants
and warehouses has been reliev-
ed.
A considerably larger number
of sales under $40 per hundred
were seen during the week when
compared with the first two weeks
of sales. The continued glutteo
condition of the markets, plus the
unusually large amount of damag
ed tobaccos caused by the long
.tay on warehouse floors tended
to weaken prices.
The volume for the three days
Of selling amounted to 27,902, 85t
pounds, averaging $43.25. Thi.
average was 26 cents lower thar
the previous weeks average, ane
the decline was attributed to low
er prices for some grades and tt
a larger percentage Of inferior
quality offerings than the previou:
week. Gross season sales now to
tai 108, 339,O25 pounds at an aver
age OF $43.50.
The quality of last weeks of
ferings was the poorest of thu
season, the report said. In add
ton to the increase in the amour
of damaged tobacco, there alst
was a greater proportion of com
mon grades. Common and gooe
leaf, low to fine Tugs, nondescrip
and low and fair cutters made ur
the bulk Of offerings. About 81
per cent of the offerings was com
bosed of leaf grades.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09

discharge from Fort Bragg, he re-
entered Carolina.
Asked about his work, he said,
with a laugh: strangely enough,
I had more trouble in college be-
fore going into the Army than now.
Many OF us are much more serious
than formerly, and, although we
sometimes have trouble concen-
tratlng on our work we had that
same trouble several years ago.
Already we have around 100 in
our Veterans Association at Caro-.
ina and' thanks to this group,
ana the cooperation of the Univer.
sity and the Veterans Administra-
tion' we are getting back to ci-
Vlnan life at top speed"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
Tourists Are Advised
To Make Reservations

4 With an estimated 100 per cent
increase in travel since the wars
end, motorists were warned yes
terday by the American Automo-
bile Association, through Miss
Minnie A. Payne, manager Of the
Wilmington office of the Carolina
Motor club, to make hotel reser-
vations two or three weeks in ad-
vance in order to assure accomo-
dations.
Hotels are overlooking with tour
lists, the AAA pointed out, and
many of them are sleeping on cots
in the Hobbies. Rooming houses are
filled by early afternoon, and no.
tells are requiring two to three
weeks advance reservations.
This situation is particularly
acute in Montreal, Toronto and
Quebec, although it is undoubtedly
true of many other cities and re-
sort communities, and will prob
ably continue for some time to
come, the AAA observed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09

Rome's first aqueduct was built
by CONSUL Appius Cladius in 312
B. c. He also built the great APP
pian Way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
SETS FLIGHT RECORD

BURBANK, Calf, Sept. 8.-R)
A Lockheed Constellation trans
port plane set a new east-west
transcontinental flight record last
Thursday in eight hours and 80
minutes between Washington, D.
c., and Burbank, Calf, Army Of
ficia1s announced TODAY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-09
ACCEPTS OFFER

BELGRADE, Sept. 8.-(P)-Mar-
shall Tito today accepted an offer
of the peoples front executive
committee to sponsor at forth
coming elections a united front
ticket pledged to unseat King Pet
err and establish a Yugoslavian
democracy.
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POp0vska "izjava".

Da, titovce "koji SUI usli borbu a
da nisu znali nj citati nj pisati', kako
Sc NINA izrazio sam Tito, potiskuju
"titovci' koji znaju eitati pisati.
Medju drugim, primer dale katolic-
ko svestenstvo ljubljanske biskupije, ko-
etu skoro izadje jednom sirokom "iz-
javom", koju celosti, bez komentara,
prenosi "komunisticki" Narodni Glas-
mix.
Tu "izjavu" SUI predali "Predsjedni-
ku narodne Wade Slovenije" najvisi ka-
toicki dostojanstvenici Ljubljane. U
Moi Sc ''toplo zahvaljuje nasoj narodnoj
vojsci, njezinom komandantu Titu We
ikim saveznicima" Tu Sc "raduju upor-
nom radu nase narodne vlasti" Slove-
niji. "Tu jednaku odanost, postovanje.
pokornost vjernost izrazavamo nasoj
Saveznoj vladi Demokratske Federativ-
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'SlOboda stampe. +"

Titovi drzavnici SUI skrojili "proje-
kat zakona" "a "slobodu Stampe u De-
mokratskoj Federativnoj Jugoslaviji"
koji je "podastrt provizornoj skupstini
ma odobrenje".
Prema tome ''projektozakonu'', ka-
ko ga prepisuje "komunisticki' Narod-
nj Glasnik il Pittsburgha, "nikome nece
biti zabranjeno da slobodno izrazava svo-
je misljenje preko stanpe, osins u slatca-
jevinaa koji su predUidjeni u zakonu."
(Podvuceno cd nas) Isti list te ''slucaje-
We" nabraja ovako:
'Zakonom &c sc zabraniti izdavanje
i uredjivanje novina onim osobama, ko-
je nemaju politickih i civilnih prava;
koje su saradjivale sa nepriiateljima; u
rednicima koji su uredjivali iii saradji-
vail ma fasistiskim profaSistickim no.
vinama iii easopisima; koji SUI "a vrije-
me rata saradiivali ma izdavanju stam-
pc "a huskanje nacionalne, rasne vjer-
ske mrznje, iii koji su pomagali aktiv-
most neprijatelja Jugoslaviji.'
Sve je to rnoglo biti krace kazano -
ovako: ~ Demokratskoj Federativnoj
Jugoslaviji &c uzivati slobodu stampe
samo titovcir'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13

lazim sebe nesposobnom da sledim tvoje miSljenje.
- Zakljucak je prost dirljiv, on sluzi kao moral
belesaka ostavljenh cd pukovnka Plouernea; njih
zaklucuje sa ovim recima sinu Nloje dete, smr
moga dragog brata ucni meme gospodarem velikog
imanja nase kuce Avergne Beauvoisisu Brittanj;
hiljade vazala naseljavaju imanja. Ali nemoj nj
kada ovo zaboravti - nasa sroka polja ogromno bo
gatstvo vod svoje poreklo IL nepravednog krvavog
osvajanja; ova zemlja koa je nasa danas mad kojom
mi gospodarimo, jednom pripadaSe Gaulima, koj behu
slobodn postase izvlaSceni, potcinjeni snizeni
sraSne uslove ropstva cd Franaka nash predaka Nas
sadasnji vazal potomci te izvascene rase koja
bese nasledno robbie kmetovi vazal nash predaka.
Pokaz Sc, sagasno veledusnim strpljivm pravednim,
bratskim, dobrotvornim ljudskom zakonu hriscanske
we're. Jao, ma kako veledusno tvoe postupaje NINA
bilo, ono nikada ne moze okajat nepravdu pod koju
nasa osvajacka potent galska pokolena "a wise
cd deset vekova. tn svrhu da b ii znao podrzavao
pravedno zgrazanje tako veku nepravdu
pratnje koje ona sadr ia Gu pripojit stranice
nekoliko odloaka istorije porekla galske porodce,
porodice Lebrenna cd Karnaka
- Necakinjo! - viknu Marchoness srdito, - ia
ne mozem wise slusati takve abnormalnost
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svoje potomke skupa manjem Mezleana Ali, sa-
glasno feudalnim obicajima, tupotreba' sanovane'
menja Sc nakon izvesnog broja godna 'vazalstvo'
tako je zaso da potonci oruzara, koji nikada ne
napustise imanje Mezeana, danas vazali mog brata
Moja majka da bi 5osigurala cinjencu naredi
skrbnku cd Plouernela da dodje u dodr sa skrb-
nixon cd Mezleana da capita da porodica po imenu
Lebrenn, to je nae porodice, zivi karnaekom ina
nju Skrbnik odgovork da e jos cd godne 1878 covek
toga imena znajmio manje da jos ia polja obra-
djuju cd poomaka iste porodice, ia sumnam da dug-
juci bizin pristanista Vanes starj brat sadaSnjeg
poljodelca ma karnackom imanju nije otsao ma more
zvanje koje nosi sbbom oslobadanje cd vazastva
Pogodjena okolnostina koje Sc pominju beleskama
pukovnika Pouernela moja maka udesi izlet do Mez-
leana da bi Sc upoznala porodcom koju je ntere-
santno poznavati iz mnogih razloga. Mi trebali
ucinti putovanje te nesto pre- smrtne bolesti koja
odvoji noju majku cd meme do dana kada Gu ia
opet zivet uz nju svetu koem je ona sada nasta-
njena, = dodade Bertha uzdisanjem, pade "a
misljenu tisnu. s..
Ali uluatk6; do kAkvih zakljueaka je tai hugue-
notsh pukovnk, IT, dosao il te, priznati van
redne cnjenice zabelezene tim beleskama? ia ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13
TitOvci i "titOvci".

Ali kad sc kaze da &c "slobodu stam-
pc" Jugoslaviji da uzivaju samo titov-
ci - a to sustini kaze pomenuti pro
jekat zakona" estate pitanje: "Koji
su tt titovci?"
Hoce Ii tn "slobodu stampe" da u
zivaju dojucerasnji Titovi drugovi, koji
su, prema samom MENU usli borbu
da nisu znali nj da citaju nj da pisu?
Sta &c NINA "sloboda stampe' -
kad njihove interese "predstavljaju"
njihove teznje zahteve "izrazava" sa-
ma Titova drzava?!
Ako bi oni hteli da Sc njihovi inte-
resi- predstavljaju njihove teznje zah-
tevi izrazavaju drugacije, zar oni tim
ne bi automatski postal "neprijatelji
drzave", "fasisti", "profitasi' "saradji-
vaci sa neprijateljem"?
Titovu "slobodu stampe" ina da u
ziva isti onaj burzoaski Slam koji je
uzivao pod starim rezimom pod Hit
lerom - koji INA da cita pise = kome
je Tito ostavio, sa drugom "privatnona
svojinom', neophodna sredstva "a u
praznjavanje "slobode stampe' - koga
je Tito javno pozvao svoju "sluzbu'
= koji Sc vec velikim sve vecim delom
nalazi u niegovoj "sluzbi"!
Titova "oslobodilacka vojska" osta-
je duga nosa!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13
"VeIiki demOkrati." I"

Kad je danas rec ''velikim demo-
kratina', naisli Sc ma Englesku Siedi.
njene Drzave A najcesce tai izraz upo-
trebljavaju "komunisti'.
Ali poslednjih dana "veliki demo-
krati'' uteruju "komuniste" laz. Oni
njihove, 'komunistieke" refine Ii Bu-
garskoj, Rulnuniji, Madiarskoj i, u IL
vodu, Jugoslaviji nazivaju tex "drugom
formom totalitarijanizna" Oni upotreb-
ljavaju "ekonomske sankcije" svrhu
'demokratizacije" 'policijskih rezima'
Sofiji, Bukurestu, Budimpesti, Beogra-
du
"Komunisti" SUI jako razocarani
razgnjevljeni l sad prave nekomplimen-
tarna poredjenja ma stetu ''velikih de-
mokrata' Podseeaju poslednje na Mi
hovo "nemesanje" u stvari fasisticke
spanije. Prebacuju i'm "a ''prijateljsko"
i'm drzanje prema "fasistickoj Argenti-
ni''. Optuzuju in da "blago" postupaju
prema "japanskom fasizmu" Ukazuiu
ma druge "profasistieke" postupke "veli-
XIII demokrata"
A "veliki demokrati' kao da ne
cuju. Oni znaju da Drugi Svetski Rat
:. ne bese borba "demokratije protiv IA
sizma". nego borba "a osvajanje pijaca,
sierra uticaja, izvora sirovog materijala,
oblasti "a ulaganje suvisaka kapitala
slicno --kao pre- jednu generaciju.
Oni nece da Evropu Aziju prepuste
Rusiji, nego in hoce "a sebe. A osecaju
da su jaci Cd Rusije. Osobito cd kad pro-
nadjose oprobase atomsku bonbu
Izgleda da su stalinovci vodili pre-
uspesnu borbu ia spasavanje ostataka
burzoaske demokratije"!
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kovaGev Cel<iG.
SELJACKI ZAKON.

Sa orginanog fancuskog engleski Daniel De Leon.
Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda" Ill "Istorija jedne proeterske porodce kroz
vetove." Prica Vetkom Monurhu
~ 10.
II Pr kraju proslog veka = Madenoiselle Plouer-
mel produz kao u reveriji, "a vrerne opsade La
Rochellea pukovnik Plouernel postade cvrsto vezan
prijateljstvom jednog cd potomaka te galske po-
rodice, oruzar po zanmanu, jedan Cd najhrabrijih
vojnka admirala Colignya. Oruzar, buduci pri haju
verskog rata ako pozudan da Sc vrat Brittanu da
Sc tamo nastan, starodrevno kolevc svoe porodice
koja je, saglasno opsu njegove rodbne, posedovala
svoja polja nedaleko cd Karnaka, pukovnik Pouer-
nel cd svoe strane, zelec da ucin dobro svoa pri-
jatelju oruzaru cd La Rochellea mas predak ponudi
hrabrom Huguenotu dugotrajno iznajmljenje karnac-
kog imanja, koje on posedovase koje on prenese ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13

ne Jugoslaviie u Beogradu".

ne Jugoslavije Beogradu".
Kad talvi element tako govore 0
Titu niegovom rezimu, kad Sc Tito
njegov rezim takvim "izjavama" javno
odusevljavaju ponose, onda treba de
je i najlakovernijem jugoslavenskom 81
romasku ocigledno: da su uzvisene tez-
ME teski napori radnog naroda Jugo-
slavic kroz poslednjih nekoliko godna
grdno izigrani osramoceni
/ to po instrukcijama naredbama
'socijalisticke otadzbine'' Rusiii'
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Syadia Oko Maceka.

Razgoreva Sc rasprava oko DR..
Vladka Maceka, prvaka nekad velike Hr-
vatske Seljacke Stranke.
Mack nije hteo da doceka partizan-
ske ''oslobodioce" Hrvatskoj, nego je
u dvanaesti cas- prebegao ''demokrats-
ko" inostrastvo. zatim je izaslo novi-
mama da je osudio Titov rezim nanig-
nuo Kralju Petru Tada ga stalinovci
napadoSe kao "zlocinca", "izdajnika",
"kolaboratora'. A NINA ovako, polusar-
kasticno, odgovora DR.. Juraj Krnjevic,
Macekova desna ruka Londonu:
Zlocinca' 'ubojicu' dra Maceka
sastaje u Austriji americka vojska. Pre-
nosi ga avijonom svoj glavni stan u
Francuskoj, gdje je najljepse prinljen
odmah obavjesten, da je posve slobo-
da svom gibanju. Predstavnici anne
ricke vojske postupai SUI mime ma
jednaki nacin, kao sa Herriotom, Blu
MON ostalim saveznickim drzavnici-
ma, koje su u Njemackoj oslobodili IL
cijelog velikog prostora cd Beea pa sve
do Carigrada, izmedju hiljada svetov-
nih i crkvenih prvaka oslobodjenih u
Njemaekoj jedini je vodja hrvatsl1og
naroda dr. Mack dozivio pocast, da ga
tako prima velika saveznieka vojska."
(Nastavik ma T. strani)
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TITOV REIN u OPASNOSTI

Niko ma svetu nije obecavao tako obilnu
j sveopstu "slobodu' 'demokratiju', kao
jugoslavenski partizani. Grozili su Sc tex mai
visfm kolaborasima, fasistima nacistima,
da &c III kaznit listi III slobode demo-
kratskih prava. Ubedili su svakoga, osim
najpronicljivijih Socijalista j, naravno, Mi
hovih "reakcionarnh" neprijatelja, da SUI
njihova obecanja skrena.
Suocen sa jakom opozicijom, vreme
1,iihovog dolaska ma vlast, koju su hteli pot
ldno ikvidirati, neometano Street svoiu pro-
pagandu zabranjujuci svaciju drugu, oni
su planirai da osiguraju apsolutnu pobedu
u izborima koji slede Ova praksa je njih
odvela predaleko izgleda da Sc ostvaruje
boomerang" Pomocu Titove tame poll
cije, OZNA-e, svaki ozbiljniji protivnik nil
hova rezima okarakterisan je "ratnim zlo-
Gincem", "kolaborasem", "fasistom" it'd,
baeen je zatvor. Mnogi obicni ljudi, rad
nici seljaci, postaju svakodnevno zrtve tih
progona
Prema vesti New York "Times"-u cd
81 augusta, samo u jednom logoru polite
kin robijasa, u Bjelovaru, nalazi Sc 100000
zarobljenika. Ovu izjavu je ucinio> u jednom
svom govoru koji je obelodanila novina "Slo-
bodni DOM, @Stjepan Prvcic, seljak il Ko-
privnice Hrvatskoj, koji je predstavnik
sadasnjoj Hrvatskoj Narodnoj Skupstini, or
ganizovanoj pod federalnom administered
JON marsala Tita.", Lake. je~ pretPastayiti .da
Jugoslaviji ina mnogo, mozda vrlo mnogo,
ovakvih logora s1
u gradu Salzburg, u Austriji, nalazi Sc
oko 100000 Jugoslavena, koji su bill ne
mackom ropstvu, koji nece, sda Sc povrate
Jugoslaviju, radi neslaganja sa postojecim
rezimom radi straha cd progona ako bi Sc
povratili. Dana Adams Schmidt, koja je do
nela ovu vest u "Times"-u cd s. augusta, il
Pariza, kaze da joj je rekao neki Dimitrije
Lazarevic da cd "pedeset do 100 izbeglica il
Jugoslavije stizu salzburski logor nedeljno
da Sc pridruze Nacionalnom Odboru .Jugo-
slavenskog Kraljevstva." Ignorisuci ono ma
cionalnom Odboru Jugoslavenskog Kraliev-
stva", cinjenica je da tu stize cd "pedeset do
100 izbeglica IL Jugoslavije"' svake nedelje
Owl sigurno ne beze cd "slobode' demo
kratije." Niti je moguce verovati da SUI to
sve vrhovni "kolaborasi', "ratni zlocinci"
"fasisti".
Rezultati ovih svirepih progona, koji se
kako izgleda nj osnovno nj formalno ne raz-
ikuju cd nacistickih fasistickih progona,
ostvaruju Sc novi underground" (podzem-
nj pokret) koji, prema mnogim izvestajima,
vec izvadja napade nerede zemlji. Pored
toga tu su mnoge jedinice izvan zemlje koje
su gotove da Sc pridruze tom podzemnorn
pokretu Britannia Amerika, koje ne vole
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13

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ometen ulaskom Abbot Bouarona, njenog ispoved-
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The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-03
Florists, Oronsemen Win
Junior Games On Sunday

Vans made a desperate effort
to overhaul the Nesbitt club by
pushing over two scores in the
first of the fifth.
That was as close as the Fish
ermen could get, however, as
Nesbitt's took advantage of
some loose fielding, a walk and
Jim Jones single to rack up
three more tallies in the last of
the fifth and take a comfortable
lead.
Dick Rhodes of Nesbitt's and
Dean Reinick of Vans opposed
each other on the mound and
came out fairly even as far as
hits were concerned. Reinick al
lowed only four safeties and
Rhodes gave up five. The lat
ter had eight strikeouts to his
credit and walked seven. Rein
ick struck out two and issued
seven passes.
Jones paced the Orangemen
at the plate with a triple and
single in three times at bat.
Marvin Finley. with two out of
four, took hitting honors for
Vans.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-03
Rosen,en Win
Sixth Game
Froh Trucking
Bows, l9 to o

The Mount Clemens Rose
Gardens softball team won
their sixth straight game Fri
day night when they walloped
Froh Trucking, 19 to 0, at Con-
sumer's Power diamond.
The Gardeners blasted three
Froh pitchers for a total of 10
hits during the game, including
five doubles, two triples and one
home run.
Sugimato, who was on the
mound for the Rosemen. allow
Cd only one hit to the Truckers
in going the route. Joe Lozen
connected Tor a triple in the
second inning TO be credited
with the only hit for his team.
The Gardeners started the
game by scoring five runs and
from there on in the scoring
never stopped. They scored
in every frame and ended the
game by pushing seven runs
plateward in the sixth and last
inning.
Big stickman for the Garden
ers was Mac Nagaoka who blast
cd out four hits in five times
at bat Three of his hits were
good for doubles. Bombo Shin
azu had a 1000 average by get
ting two for two, while Duke
Kato got three hits in four
times to the batter's box. Sugi-
mato showed that pitchers can
also hit by knocking out a
home run and a single in four
tries.
The pitching assignment for
the Truckers was handled by
Paul Jankowsky, Schutt and D.
Burback.