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NOVI FAKTORI u POEITIC-
KOJ SITUACIJI JUGO-
SLAVIJE

u yezi sa odricanjem kralja Petra da
potpise sporazum, p%ostignut izmedju Tita !
Subasica, koji ukljucuje j regentstvo cd tri
lea. lako lie nazreti move faktore uvedene u
jugoslavensku politiku.
Istina je da regentstvo, koje bi imenovao
Tito ill njegova grupa u Beogradu, nebi Ia
dovoljilo kralja j njegovu grupu, ali istina
to, da regentstvo, koje hi sam kralj ime-
novao nebi zadovoljilo Tita j njegove. Pa
ipak poznato je da je kralj voljno svirao
second fiddle" u Titinom orkestru sve do
sada i u~svajao bez odupiranja sve odluke
Titine grupe. A sada je cd jednom eksplodi-
rao i usprotivio Sc skoro svemu. cak je ma
redo (nesluzbeno) raspustanje Wade j skida-
ME Subasica sa polozaja ministra-predsedni-
ka.
Jedan cd tin novih faktora jeste opsirno
komentarisanje stampe o sblizenju, a mozda
j stvaranju protu-partizanskog bloka, medju
hrvatskim i srpskim r~eakcionarima. Povoda
tome dalo je %asikovanje DR.. Krnjevica, vodje
Hrvatske Seljacke Stranke, sa kraljem Pc
from u Londonu. Drugi faktor je u nagadja-
nju, da pored toga sto izvesne britanske sile
stole 20 zadi kralja, Amerika sluzi kao glavni
stub te promene.
Dopisnik New York s'Emes'-a il Lon
dona, John MacCormac, havodi neke cd mno-
9Th prirnera, americkog podupiranja kralja,
. u "Times"-u cd %. januara.
"Postoji Spekulisanje", kaze tai dopis-
mix, ida Ii je on [kralj Petar] zasnovao to
[odbijanje regentstva j raspustanje Subasi-
ceve vlade] ma ocekivanju americke pomoci.
Dok je Moskva formalno odobrila Tito-Suba-
sicev sporazum, a gospodin Churchill ga
hvalio, nikakva sluzbena izjava Sjedinjenih
Drzava o ameriekom stavu nije ucinjena.
Ovde Sc pretpostavlja da Washington po-
tvrdjuje britansko glediste. Ali postoji raz-
log "a verovanje da je kralju dato ma INA
ME da bi Sjedinjene Drzave zelele videti
Srbe, koje kralj predstavlja, da dobju pra-
vednu nagodbu i da bi one bile "a .tripar-
titno [britansko, americGko i sovjetskol mad
glednistvo jugoslavenskih izbora kao sred-
stvo da Sc osigura slobodno pucansko gla-
sanje."
Ovde Sc vidi prilican nagovestaj, da je
amerieka vlada stvarno pc zadi kralja, samo
nece, radi postojecih ratnih neugodnosti, da
Sc otvoreno izjavi takvom. A tamo gde Sc
kaze u citiranim recima da "Postoji razlog
"a ~verovanje da je kralju dato ma znanje da
hi Sjedinjene Drzave zelele videti Srbe,' - it'd,
nagovestaj je da tn postoje veze izmedju
kralja i odgovornih drzavnih l~icnosti, ako ne
i Wade u celosti, Sjedinjenih Drzava. Da bi
razradio i dale to nagadjanje da America
podupire kralja, isti dopisnik pr%oduzuje:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Kuka ruku mije, obraz
Obadviie

Citamo ovih dana u j~ugoslavenskoi
p~artlzanskoj stampi u ovoi zemlji "odli-
kovanja', koja je ova partizanska II
prava u Jugoslaviji dodelila svojim sa-
radnicima u ovoj zemlji. Jedan Cd till
je Mirko Markovic, urednik "Slobodne
Reel, drugi je Anton Majnerit, ured-
mix "Narodnog Glasnika'. Onda redom
sve do onih koji su mamie vazni, cd
zarka Buncica pa dole. Ina in oko poIa
tuceta.
"Odlikovanja" je odredilo pred
sednistvo Anti-fasistickog Vijeta Ma
rodnog Oslobodjenja Jugoslavije ma
predlog Vrhovnog komandanta Jugo-
slavic, Josipa Broza Tita'', u obIiEu
"ordena bratstva i jedinstva'.
"Slobodna Rec, a dobrim delom i
"Narodni Glasnik", ne mogu Sc nahvali-
ii o tom "velikom' p%ostignucu. Markc-
vic je dobio povodom toga mnoge testit-
Ike cd sledbenika, saradnika i popova
oko IS. R."
Ne cudimo Sc kada Sc neko odliku-
je, ko zasluzuje o~dlikovanja, ~recin2o,
'hrabri" borci ma bojnim poljima, unet-
nici, pisci, pesnici, naucenjaci, istoricari
it'd, ali ovo nam zaista izgleda da je
nekakva poruga. Ljudi bez ijedne gor-
ME kv~alifikacije dobili SUI ~odlikovanja.
No treba imati u vidu to, da SUI
"odlikovani", bar jednim malim delom,
%pripomogli Titinoj grupi da dodje do
vlasti. Onda ma neki nacin treba da i'm
Sc bar zahvale. Sada, posto ST 'odliko-
vani" pomogli "~odlikovace", owl i'm vra-
caju ma isti nacin. Mozda &c jos naci
"a nekoje cd njih i drzavne jasle, pa
makar to bile samo j~aslice. A kapitaii-
Fam, ~jugoslavenski i medjunarodni, pos
to owl i jedni i drugi zajedni:ki rade
"a MEGA, on &c Nth "odlikovati" zajed-
nicki. Dakle, oni pomazu jedni druge i
zajednicki kapitalizam. A kapitalizam
&c NINA ma isti nacin vratiti.
Ruka ruku mije. obraz obadvije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01

travom koju oni nisu znali razlikovati cd livadske
trave. Sve do tada to bese rat zaseda. slean onom
patriotskom otporu Sto ga izvedose Armorikanci ma
svojim mocvarama i piStalinama i svojim Sumama,
protiv vojnika Charemagneovog sina, u danima ma
seq predaka Vortigerna.*
DECEMBAR Is, 1872. Jucer je izveden zestoki
sukob ma prednjem predgradju gde Sc voda sleva u re-
zervoar, dovedena IL bogatih izvora koju vodovodi dono-
Sc u grad. Katoici zaposednuse mesto sa namerom da
odvrate vodu j da La Rochelle liSe iste. Oni uspedose.
Moi ujak, Franc-Taupin, i njegov prijatelj Barbot,
kazandzija sa ostrva Rhe, predlozise da Sc ide kroz
vodovod, koji Sc bese. osusio, ma tai nacin da Sc
dodje pod logor neprijateljskih trupa u Fontu, i da
in Sc onda minira. Nesreeom njihov redlog ne bese
usvojen- Otvoreni napad hese odabran. On mas stajase
mnogo JUDI, i Font ostadesu rukama Katolika. Kanali
behu ~preseceni. Ali seoski izvori j zdenci snabdevahu
mas sa dovo1jno vode.
JANuARA7 2, 1573. - stegao jos i wise kop-
menu hdokadu' neHlJatei1 Hdize dive ~tvrdjave ma .ulazu
u zaiv, ma sidrists, pred unutraxnjjim ristanistem tako,
isiijasajucis nase fHoisverla prolaze kroz palbu th
baterijja,, ia iii dosli u grad.
y va; StK e.lowoxkn Kn~~n:.a,, -, Ii .~.:.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Slavenski k0ngres prOtiv
StrajkOva

u "Narodnom Glasniku", organu mr.
vatskih stalinista, u broju cd %. janu-
ara, nalazi Sc jedan clancic Ia engles-
kom jeziku, pod naslovom: "Slav Con-
gres Urges Up-Holding No-Strike
Pledge. Citiracemo prvi paragraf toga
clancica, posto izgleda da je "dragulj":
NEW YORK. = Proglasujuci 'da
u pogledu vefike potrebe "a povecanje
ratne proizvodnje apsolutno je nuzno da
Sc podrzava radnicki zavet ne-strajko-
vanja', Nacionalni Odbor Americkog
Slavenskog Kongresa upravio je poziv
danas swim slavenskim automobilskim
radnicima da pomognu isposlovati pre-
ovladjujuce yes LA p~odrzavanje "a
veta ne-strajkovanja]. glasove u refe-
rendumu koji Sc sada vrsi cd UAW
limited Automobile Workers, CIO].
PoSto u tome kongresu pseudoko-
munisti, iii mace poznati stalinisti, gr-
me i oblace, zakljucujemo da oni pred
vode strajkolomacku, iii strajka-spreca-
vajucu, kampanju.
Mnogi obicni radnici iz1losili SUI zle
posledice toga zaveta, govoreci da tai
zavet NINA i njihovim junijama we've
ruke i stavlja in ma apsolutnu milost
poslodavaca.
Ali oval argumenat, "a te s%talinove
"revolucionare", ne znaci nista. Oni i
maju u vidu "veliki eli" pobeda u
ratu i posleratni svet.
Tai posleratni svet &c Sc sastojati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
'ISSrbobran" neprestano grdi

citajuci clanke u "Srbobranu" a ma
rocito uvodnike, koje cesto citamo ma
preskok, posto su dosadni, eovek dobije
utisak da stoji pred nekakvom babom
koja samo grdi i svasta tvrdi.
Tesko je naci i jednu r~ecenicu u
njegovim clancima u koju nisu umet-
mute reel: "diktatura Broza Tita", "ko-
munist Tito, "komunisticke stranke
Broza Tita", da "ubija sve one koje SUI
IL drugih stranaka". "Da Ii moe da Dude
spasilac i ujedinitelj jedna teroristicka
grupa" it'd.
Doduse, pc nekada donese i izvesne
verne stvari. Ali III sve pokvari i zatrpa
sa tim p%ogrdama da III je tesko i pri-
metiti.
Ovo je dokaz da "Srbobranu" nije
stale do istine i pravde, nego do pobede
pc svaku Jedna postena novina
ne trail uvek pobedu. Ona je gotova
i da prizna ako je ucinila izvesne omaS-
Ike iii greske, sve "a volju istine i prav-
de. "Srbobran" stalno izmislja i mnoge
tNastavak sa 3. straue)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01

IL, 1873. Mas prijatelj majstor Bar
bot, kazandzija, izveo je prekjucer Gin, neuporedjiv
ia mislim, u analima miitarnih postignuca. Nedalekd
cd vanjskih nasipa Evangelijskog bedema, nalazi Sd
Min koli mi zovemo Brande, i pred koji je kapetar|
Norman postavio malu danjsku predstrazu. U veee1
oni Sc ~vracaju u grad ostavljajuci svoje oruzje i jednoe
strazara u mlinu. Preksinoc, pukovnik Strozzi, iskoriS
cavajuci m~esecinu, marsirase ma celu jakog odreda|
potpomognutog sa diva lagana pareeta artilerije, "a
napad kod mlina, gde majstor Barbot bese ma strait
sam. Barbot resi- da ostane cvrsto ma svom ~polozajul
sto on ucini, ispaljujuci puske jednu "a drugom, koje
ostadose napunjene, ma policama postaje. Mas prijatell
je istovremeno stvarao veliku larmu, kivotvoreci
razliclte glasove, sa ciljen da odrI verovanje kod ne
~prijatelja da je Min cvrsto zasticen. Ma glasove cegrta7
MIA puscane paljbe, kapetan Normand odieti do be-
demskog predzidja, i vkaSe majstoru Barbour da Sc
zadr1 i da ~pojacanja hitaju MENU u pomoc! Put bese
zaokruzavajuci otuda priiieno dug. Kao rezultat toga,
pre- nego sto snasi ljudi mogose stiei do mlinskog bede-
ma, koji lei ma drugoj strani jarka, i u prkos ce1e
njegove neustrasivosti, majstor Barhot Sc nadie -aa
rubu napustanja. Njegova municija bese utrosena.
(Nast&viee se.) I
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
KRISTIJAN sTAMPAR

Sedensnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda" Ill "Istorija jedne proleterske porodice
kroz uekove." Prica O Sesnaestone Stolecu.
Udve knjige. Knjiga II.
Sa originating francuskog ma engleski: Daniel De Leon.
GO.
3. 1572-Herojska odluka bese ucinje-
ia jucer. Ona potseca ma odluku koju SUI nasi predaci
Albinik mornaci njegova supruga Meroe videli izvrse-
nom kada su Bretonci, sa ciljem da skapaju sa gladi
vojsku Julius Caesara, pretvorili u pepeo svoja bogatai
rlodna polja, pretvarajuci ista u pustaru koja Sc pruzala
cd Nantesa do Vannesa!* Jucer, pc naredbi gradonacel-
nika La Rochel1ea, sve kuce u predgradjima st. Eloi i
kvartovima Salinesa, Voliersa i Patere behu porusene
iii spaljene cd njihivih p~osednika. Nikakav D + o s.
tor Sc SINE ostaviti - ~okucenje neprijatelju pDv kojena
bi on mogao ~pritliziti Sc gradu i ueiniti t. sl0niSta O.
. vidi ttBronnno zvonce,' broj diva o OWN serijama.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Socijalisticko Re$eto

Cd niske najamnice, neprekidne i Lutte
~besposlice, radne konskripcije i sve'
opste mizerije. l onda ko Sc SINE usudit
da osudjuje staliniste u njihovom "ple
mention" straikolomskom radu. Ear ia
kav "ciIj' ne opravdava svaka sred
stva2
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01

Same ekonomska organizacija
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada i
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - K. Marc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Popoyski "~leninizam"

Pop, iii raspop, N. Drenovac, kohl
je saba jedan cd drljaoca (urednika)|
"Slobodne Reel pise u svojim "zapa1
zanjima" II broiu cd %. %januara mel
lakvu popovsku "analizu" O Leninu i
Leninizmu.
"Sovjetska Russia, to je Lenjin.'1
Kaze Drenovac. Pravilnije bi bio da|
je rekao: "Sovjetska Russia, to je Stain.
Danasnia, sluzbena, Russia je prekrsila
sve sa Lennon. Ona has radi skoro|
sve, cenu Sc Lenin p%rotivio.
Drenovac pojeticki izvadja, kako Lei
min danas glasno govori - glasnije nego|
ikada. "Niegova zdrava i snazna misao',|
kaze oval "teolog", "grmi u sovjetskim|
topovon1ia, cveta u perivojima, blista vi
elektricnim sijalicama tutnji u vozovl-
ma" it'd. Istina ie Same u tome da su til
"topovi', "vozovi" i "sijalice" velikim|
delom rezultat Leninovih misli, ali nije|
istina da III je Lenin poslao da sluze, bari
jednim velikim delom. interesima mel
djunarodnog kapitalizma. To je Stall
o patent.
N~ajverovatnije je da Sc rat ma stra-
nj Rustic mogao jos "a sada izbeci, da|
ne hi Stalinova spletkarenja; njegovih
ugovora Sd nacistima, sto III je okurazilo
Ia napad ma nejake susedne zemlje il
njegovih drugih spletkarenja i. kom-
promitovanja radnickog pokreta pc sve-
tn.
Doduse, Drenovac, kao i ostala ME
gova braca oko "Slobodne Reel, nece
da citira Lenina, da nam pokaze ME
GOWN sopstvenim recima, kako je i on
bio "a odbacivanje klasne borbe, "a sa-
r~adjivanje sa medjunarodnim kapita-
listima i imperijalistima i "a ~"trajni
mir" u klasnom druStvu, u kojem Dire
novac vidi ostvarenje Leninovih ideja
i misli.
Ali kako izgleda mi smo Sc zaleteli.
Drenovac nije ~Socijalista. Nije to nj
kada bio, a verovatno da nece nj biti.
On ne trazi Socijalizam. Mega bi "a
dovoljilo da mu Sc povrati mantija i
epitrafilj, iii mozda tex nekakve draw
ne ~jaslice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
don LEE, MARVEL
TO CRAPPLE HERE

Returning to ITALIAN Hall Fri
day night to engage the "Un-
masked Marvel in one of the out.
standing bone twisting events OF
the current season will be Apologize.
ing Don Lee.
Lee was somewhat Inundated
last Friday night when the Will.
mington wrestling commission -e-
fused to permit him to enter the
ring unless he apologized before
the fans for precious bum wrest-
ling exhibitions in the ITALIAN
arena.
According to announcer from
Promoter Harry Fales and Match.
maker kid Ellis, the grapplers
probably will resort to every trick
the wrestling commission will per.
NIT.
In the main event Earl Wample.
will tangle with Tom Drennen.
Both were winners in the last two
matches at the hall.
Efforts are being made to ar
range some boxing bouts in con-
junction with the resting matches,
it was announced. Doors will open
at 7:30 p. M, and the first match
is scheduled to begin at $3.50 p.
m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
Majors, Minors Plan
TO Talk Differences

NEW YORK, July 10.-tP)-The
majors and minor baseball leagues
Will get together to talk over their
differences on the proposed new
n1apor-minor league agreement al
Chicago session July 81 according
10 Thomas H. Richardson, presi-
cent Of the eastern league and
chairman Of the minor league exc
eutve committee.
The minors are asking for in
creased territorial protection and
higher draft prices in the new pact
out are reported open to COM
promise. At three-day meeting in
New York in late May. The lower
classification recruits drew up a
ast OF changes to be incorporated
INTO the agreement. This will be
me f1rst opportunity for the majors
TO discuss the proposed changes.
II new major-minor agreement
Is not ratified before next January
~ there will no longer be any con
meeting link between the two or
CARNATIONS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11

up victories.
Cleveland has not yet borne out
the forecasters who maintained the
Indians must be reckoned as a po-
tential champion. !
Along with Detroit, the Washing
ton Senators have taken most
amazing turn, climbing steadily
from seventh place to a spot in
contention. Fine pitching by Leon
ard, Wolff, Pieretti and Niggeling,
who accounted for "a of the Mats
first Sc wins, has been the major
factor in this worms turning. Few
believe the Mats can hold the pace,
yet they are entering upon a long
home stay with a further oppor-
tunity to dig in among the lead
erS.
Philadelphia, deep in last place,
has been a surprise, too. But IN
reverse. Not seriously looked upon
when the season opened, the AS
nevertheless had big ideas when
they broke their Maryland camp.
We can still hear the words of one
OF their players: Won't this be
a wonderful thing for Mr.. Mack
winning pennant in his 82nd
year,"
Judging from the current stand
lingS, we'd say it certainly would!
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
DAVIS THREATENS y
IN EIGHTH FRAME
Soldiers Make Four Runs
In Eighth; Najjar Is
Winner
Especial to The Star)

CAMP DAVIS, July 1O.-With
a four run rallying falling short
in the eighth inning the Camp
Davis baseball team went down
to a ga defeat at the hands Of the
Shaw Field Flyers from Sumpter,
S. c., here this afternoon before
a crowd of 500 fans.
The winners pecked away at Ed
Alldred, Davis starting hurler for
runs in the first, fourth and sixth
to annex there win. The locals
pushed four runs across in the
eighth for all their scoring.
Three hits and one error gave
the Shawmen two runs in the first
inning while Davis had men on
the sacks in each Of the first four
frames but were unable to push
them over for tallies.
In the fourth frame the winners
added another one when Sherry
Horst, Shaw catcher, banged out
his second hit, long double and
came home on a hit by Sears. In
the sixth stanZa the Invaders Clos
ed their scoring when Brown was
safe on a fielders choice, Horst
gathered in his third hit and both
men scored on a hit by Sherman.
In the eighth inning the Davis
rine made their bid foc victory
with a four run rally. RUBBISH
was safe on an error and Gaspari
hit double putting men on
second and third. Pete Kramer
the next man up hit mighty
home run driving in his two mates
in front of him.
Martin, a new conner to the team
then hit line double and came
| in on a hit by Beasley to end
the scoring. Camp Davis will play
the Flyers there August 3, in a
night game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11

games they batted 1858 as team,
humping an amazing total OF 1l3
runs and 1877 hits.
Grimm, who'll celebrate his 46th
birthday Aug. %, isn't joining Cub
fans in mounting pennant enthusi'
asm.
There's always the possibility
that the seven other clubs may
take exception to our progress, he
grinned. "And don't forget the st.
Louis Cardinals will be at home as
long as we are with a lot of night
games that may do them some
good"
Rival managers aren't forgetting,
though, that nonchalant Charley
'kldded'' the Milwaukee Brewers
rom the American Association
cellar to the top, in little more
than year before the Cubs re-
claimed Der Kaptink'' as pilot
May S, 1914. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
Duke Naval Chief
Will Be Detached

DURHAM, July 1o.-R-captain
Charlie P. McFeaters, USN. com
mandant of the Duke University
Naval training unit since April
1914, will be detached from the
unit August Is and will be re-
lieved by Captain Alexander Mar
tin Kowa1zyk, USN, the Navy De-
partment bureau of personnel has
informed, President Robert L.
Flowers.
Captain McFeaters succeeded
Captain A. T. Clay, USN, first
commandant of the unit. An An
napolis graduate of the class of
1918, Captain McFeaters reported
to Duke from his post as COM
mander in the fleet operational
training command, Atlantic fleet
representative, Third Naval Dis
trict.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
NELSON, REV0LTA
TIE FOR H0NORS
Bv HAROLD HARRISON

DAYTON. O., July. lO.-tR,-By-
ron Nelson, the man with the mis-
cries in his back. made his '1ast
chance good today and scored a
spectacular eagle three on the 18th
hole to wind up in a tie with john
ny Revolta of Evanston, ILL.,. for
medalist honors at the 9th annual
professional golf tournament.
Nelson, the Toledo umbrella
man, blistered the Moraine country
clubs course for a So as he and
Revolta finished the two days OF
qualifying play with 1873 strokes
each.
Revolta, who won the PGA in
1895, had 18-hole rounds of 68-70,
Just the reverse OF Nelson's per-
Torrance. Nelson won in 1910.
Sgt. E. J. Dutch Harrison OF
Dayton's Wright Field finished a
stroke behind with 139 and in the
40 slot were Denny Shute of Ak
ron, O., the first day leader and
Harold Jug McSpaden of Phila-
delphia.
The fireworks, however, cams
from Nelson, who last night had
to take osteopathic treatments to
ease the pain of a pulled back
muscle.
Moving to the 18th tee, Byron
was two strokes behind Revolta.
II said to myself, this is nv
last chance" Nelson related.
The 18th is a 455-yard, par five
affair and Byron, following his
drive with a four wood shot, laid
on 80 feet from the pin and Their
rolled in the putt for his eagle
three which deadlocked him with
Revolta.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
MAS0NB0R0 MEETS
HAMSTEAD SUNDAY

Man2 ser Frank Manor's Mason
boro Ramblers will take on the
strong Hamstead nine at Mason
boro Sunday at 4 p. m.
Little is known of the Hamstead
outfit but it is certain that they
will produce a tough team, Manor
said.
The Ramble-s have added sew
eral new faces to their lineup and
will be seeking to overcome the
visitors. Football Smith, w. A..
Brown, Billy Harrison, Howard
pepper, and Doc Wilson make up
the Ramblers upitching staff.
Manor announced last night that
he has not decided who he will
start off on the mound, but will
probably call on Billy Hardison,
Wheat hurler, who won the New
Hanover Highs only two game
in the past season, to handle the
hill with Burney Covington or Dan
George on the receiving end.
Sunday, July %, the Masonboro
club will meet the Whiteville ALL
Star on the Legion Stadium field.
All ticket sales will be given to
the Boys Brigade summer camp.
Last Sunday the All-Stars shut out
the Ramblers on the Whiteville
home field, 80.
Laurance, who lost a So contest
to the powerful Southport Coast
Guards Sunday, probably will be
on the hill for the Hamsteaders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
Second Meadows Trial
Is Ordered Recessed

GREENVILLE, July TO- W -
Judge J. Paul Frizzelle today re-
cessed the second trial Of DR.. Leon
R. Meadows, former president OF
East Carolina Teachers College,
until Thursday because OF the con.
tinued illness of regular juror.
The juror, T. V. Sexton Of Eliza.
beth City, still was in local hos
pital with heart trouble. Stricken
over the weekend, Sections illness
caused Judge Frizzelle to recess
the trial for one day yesterday.
after informing counsel that Sexton
would be able to serve today.
However, attending physicians said
this morning that Sexton had not
sufficiently recovered to re-enter
the jury box.
Later today. however, Judge
Frizzelle indicated that If Sexton
was unable to return to jury duty
Thursday the 18Th juror would be
placed in the box in his stead. The
jurist said such a step would be
taken only as last resort.
-V
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11
Wildlife Upsets Field
In Race AT Acqueduct

NEW YORK, July 10.-(P-An-
other surprise today was added to
the series of upsets in this sea-
sons three-year old turf division
when 1t. James M. Roebling's
Wildlife romped to a hollow victory
in the Shevlin stakes at Aqueduct
as Polynesian, hero, of the withers
and preakness, finished fifth in the
field of nine three-year olds.
Wildlife, son of Easton who
chased Pavot home in the Belmont
Park coasted over the finish line
of the $4,000 added stakes a half
dozen lengths in advance of the
Greentree Stables coincidence
Walter M. Jeffords long-price
sTrymenoW was three additional
lengths away in third position
Post Graduate followed in from
of Mrs. P. A. Widener's highly
fancied Polynesian, who was
beaten II lengths in all.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-11

NAANN ~SSP AAA AAASoCJ oCotAoLlSO CA
planning the Bruins recent -xoad
cakewalk-they won 10 straight
and IS of 16 eastern starts to
climb from fifth to first place-but
most close observers think it's the
man-behind-the-grin who did the
trick.
Getting under a players skin
isn't in c. j. Grimn1's book. RaA-
er, he is the loudest rooter for a
slunping performer "a mighty
good thing for such Cubs as Bill
Nicholson, who is just beginning
to look like the league slugger he
was last season, and Paul Der
ringer, who was considered wash
ed up when Cub heads were count
ed last spring.
Gag-tossing Cholly, always the
funny man in the third base coach
ing box, kept his lads relaxed and
they socked the eastern half of the
league loose at the seams. In 16