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drugom gangsteru koji pokusa da
pobegne cd Hitlera. A ovo opet
jako sugerira mogucnost da je
Hess namerno u sporazumu sa
svojim nacistima i demokrati-
ma" Britaniji dosao u posled-
Moi zemlji nadi da predobije
"demokratije" protiv SSSR.
da Edeni ustaju da traze smrt
takvom njihovom klasnom pri.
jatelju to bi bilo van svakog oce-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
Gangster Hess je 'obi-
can" ratni ZarOb-
lienik.

IL Londona javljaju 21. oktobra
da je Anthony Eden, ministar
inostranih della britanske Wade,
izjavio da je gangster broj 3,
Hess "obicni ratni zarobljenik
Britanije" on rece, da po ME
govom misljenju ne postoji raz-
log radi cega bi trebali postupati
prema Hessu drukce nego sto Sc
postupa prema drugim ratnim "a
robljenicima. Ovo je on izjavio
kao odgovor ma MENU postavlje-
no pitanje Britanskom Parla-
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Macek Ovakav i Onakay'
kakav?

Hrvatski Svijet cd Is. oktobra
doneo je uvodnik pod naslovom,
"Otpor hrvatskog naroda," ko-,
jem veil da Macekova "Hrvatska
Seljaeka Stranka jednodusno ie
odbila potporu Pavelicevom rezi-
mu. Oni nisu htjeli takvu vrstu
'nezavisnosti'." Onda sc u istom
uvodniku nalazi jos direktniia
tvrdnja o junackom drzanju DIR.
Maceka, kako su on ostali vodii
njegove partije ma "zapoviied
Hitlera," "katergoricki odbili~ sa-
radjivati sa Pavelicevom vladom,
''te uslijed toga bill su baceni u
zatvor." Tako il ovog izvora dobi-
jamo izvestaj da je Mack Ia
tvoru jer Sc uvek protivio takvoi
vrsti "nezavisnosti."
Ali sada dolazi drugi izvor pa
nam prica sasma drukcu prieu o
Maeeku. Tai drugi izvor jeste
Amerikanski Srbobran, koji je u
svom brpju od- 19. oktobra ma pr
vol stranici doneo fotostatienu
kopiju zagrebacke novine "Hrvat-
ski Narod," posebno izdanje te no
vine cd 10. aprila, 1941., kada je
proglasena "Nezavisna hrvatska
drzava." Tamo Sc nalazi clanak
pod naslovom, 'Proglas Ora Mao
ka," u kojem Sc veil da, "desetak
minuta poslije proglasa ('Neza-
visne" Hrvatske) Slavka Kvater-
nika dao je proglas putem radia i
predsjednik HISS DIR. V. Mack
A Ma6ekov proglas navodno gla-
si:
da je danasnjim danom
(10. aprila) G. Slavko KvaternIk
proglasio nezavisnu Hrvatsku dr.
zavu sa svojim istorijskim grani-
cama." / dalje Sc veil da Maeek
"poziva sve pristase HISS da Sc
pokoravaju vlastima. Ujedno je
pozvao sve kotarske pre6stojnike
i einovnike, koji su sluzbi, da
lojalno iskreno suradjuju s no
vim vlastima"
Tako vidimo da jedni dokazuiu
da je Mack beo kao "andjeo" a
drugi dokazuju da je crna kao
"djavo." Iii koja Cd tih novina
laze!
A Srbobranu mozemo posebna
primetiti, ako je Maeek saradii-
vac sa Hitlerovim namesnicima u
Zagrebu, vi ste saradjivali sa
njegovim prijateljima koji behu
ministri ministri- -predsednici biv--
Sc Jugoslavije!
A Hrvatskom Svijetu mozemo
posebno takodjer reci, da je vas
Mack pretio da &c pomocu Hit
lera dobiti 'nezavisnu Hrvatsku"
- ako ne verujete to pitajte Jed
nog tadasnjeg pseudokomunistic--
kog rubrikasa kojeg je zbog toga
"zaboleo stomak"!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
Velevazan clanak Friedricha Engelsal

samo nesto malo da dodam. Izlis
no je reel, da danas "opet ina
socijalizma u Engleskoj,' socija-
lizma svih boja: svesnog i nesves-
nog, prozi u stihu, soclJallz-
ma radnicke klase socijalizma
srednje klase. tai uzas mad uza-
sima (socijalizam) ne samo da Sc
respektuie vec oblaci drustvenu
toaletu uvlaci Sc u salone. To
jos jednom dokazuje kako je ne
izleciva nestalnost onog strahovl-
tog despota dobrog drustva, jaw
nog misljenja srednje klase; to
opravdava i preziranje koje smo
mi socialist prosle generacije
uvek imali prema ovom javnom
misljenju. Ali ipak, mi nemamo
razloga da sc tuzimo ma oval novi
symptom.
Medjutim ono sto je "a meme
mnogo vaznije cd owe trenutne
mode, da Sc 0 socijalizmu dobro
govori burzoaskim krugovima, i
sto je vaznije nego i napredak
koji je socijalizam IL Engleskoj u
cpste ucinio, jeste budjenje istoc-
nog Londona. Oval neizmerni To-
gor bede nije wise ustajala bara
kao sto je to samo pre- sest godi-
ma bio. Istocni London stresao je
sa sebe ono mrtvo ocajavanje,
vratio Sc opet zivotu postao "a
vicaj "Novog Unionizma," t. j. or
ganizacije Stroke mase "neukih'
radnika. Ova organizacija mozda
&c nekom pogledu uzeti ma Sc
oblik starih saveza "ucenih" rad
nika, ali Sc ona po svome karak-
teru ipak bitno razlikuje cd njih.
Start savezi euvaju tradiciju vre-
mena, kome su osnovani; oni
smatraju najamni sistem kao je-
dan iednom "a svagda dat, kona-
can fakat, koga oni u najboljem
slucaju mogu samo nesto ublaziti
interesu svojih clanova. Novi
savezi ma protiv osnovani su
vreme, kad je vec vera vecnost
najamnog sistema silno bila poko-
lebana. Njihovi osnivaci ruko-
vaoci behu iii svesne iii sentimena
talne socijaliste, mase,, koje NINA
priticahu ma kojima pociva Mi
hova -snaga, behu grubi, napuste-
nj, cd radnicke aristokracije pre-
zreni radnici. Ali owe mase ina
ju jedno neizmerno preimucstvo:
njihovi duhovi su jos devicanski,
sasvim slobodni cd nasledjenih
"respektabilnih" burzoaskih pred
rasuda, kojima behu pune glave
bolje situiranih "starih unionis-
ta." tako mi vec sada vidimo, da
cvi novi savezi uzimaju svoje
ruke vodjstvo radnickog pokreta i
sve wise zauzdavaju bogate i oho-
lie stare saveze.
Nesumnjivo je da su predstav-
nici istocnog Londona Chill ko-
losalne pogreske; ali SUI pogreske
cinili njihovi prethodnici, njih
danas cine doktrinarni socija-
listi. Jedna velika klasa kao We
lika nacija ne uci Sc nigde brze
nego ma posledicama sopstvenih
pogresaka. S toga pored svih mo-
gucih pogresaka u proslosti, sa-
dasnjosti buducnosti estate
budjenje istocnog Londona jedan
cd naivecih i najplodnijih doga-
djaja ovog fin de steele, ia Sc
radujem i ponosim sto sam to do
ziveo.
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mentu, da Ii bi britanska vlada
izisla susret sugestiji Sovjetske
Wade da sud- Hessu kao ratnom
zlikovcu. Ali gospodin Eden nije
cdgovorio ma jedno drugo pitanje
koje je sledilo njegovom odgovo-
ru, imeno, da Ii bi Sc prema Hit
leru, kada bi on trazio utociste u
Britaniji, tako "dobroduSno pona-
sali"!
A IL Berlina javljaju da &c Sc ma
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(Nastavak sa 3. strane.)

(NdSldNdh sd o'
skin metalnih artikala. A sta &C
biti kada Sc kontinentalne ma
rocito americke robe pocnu sve
yecoi meri izvoziti, kada sc la
vovski deo snabdevanja svsta ro'
bonn, koji sada jos pripada en-
gleskim fabrikantima, bude sve VI
Sc i wise cd njih oduzimao? Odgo-
vori ma to, slobodna trgovina, Il
univerzalnc sredstvo!
ia nisam prvi koji je skrenue
paznju ma to. Jos 1888. je G. lngllz
Pelgrev, predsednik ekonomske
sekcije, ma skupstini britanske
asocijacije Sutportu kazao, da
su dani velikih profita Engle-
skoj prosli i da je Il daljem raz-
vicu raznih krupnih industry
skin grana nastupila pauza. Mo-
glo bi Sc gotovo reel, da Engleska
kako izgleda prelazi u stanJe, Il
kome nede wise bitj mesta "a da-
lie razvice.
Ali ma cemu &c sc sve to svrsiti?
Kapitalisticka proizvodnja ne mo-
re stajati ma jednom mestu, ona
mora iii rasti i siriti Sc iii pro-
pasti. Vec ovo ogranicenje lavov-
skog della Engleske snabdeva-
nju robom svetskih trzista izaziva
zastoj, bedu, suvisnost kapitala
ma jednoj strani radnicku bespo-
slicu ma drugoj. A sto &c tex biti
kad prirast godisnje prcizvodnje
sasvim zastane? Tu je Ahilova Pc
ia kapitalisticke proizvodnje, jer
je MEN zivotni uslov nuznost ne
prestanog sirenja, ovo nepresta-
no sirenje postaje sada nemocno.
Kapitalisticka proizvodnja ulazi u
corsokak. Svaka godina dovodi
Englesku sve blize pred aftermath
WI: iii rasparcati naciju iii kapi-
talisticku proizvodnju. Koje &c cd
ovoga dvoga biti?
A radnicka klasa? Kad Sc ona
samom necuvenom poletu tr-
govine industrije cd 1848. do
1868. nalazila tako veikoj be-
di, kad je eak i tadda 'vIeefk veelfika masa
radnika u najboljem slucaju sa-
mo privremeno poboljsavala syoj
polozaj, dok Sc je samo jedna ma
la privilegovana zasticena manji-
ma trajno koristila, kako Ii &c tex
biti kad Sc oval period sasvim "a
vrsi, kad Sc sadanja stagnacija
ne samo poene jos peti, vec posta-
ne stalno stanje engleske indus
trije.
Tacno je III stvari to, da dok je
trajao industrijski monopol En-
gleske, dotle je i engleska radnic-
ka klasa do izvesnog stepena uzi-
mala ucesca koristima ovog mo-
nopola. Owe koristi behu vrlo ne
jednako podeljene medju radnici-
ma: privilegovana manjina dobila
je najveci deo a velika masa dobi
vala je samo vremena ma vreme
svoj deo. To je razlog faktu, sto
So nestankom ovenizma II Engle-
skoj nije bilo nikakvog socijaliz-
ma. Sa krahom monopola &c en-
gleska radnicka klasa izgubiti
oval privilegisan polozaj. Jednog
dana &c Sc ona naci ma istom nj
WI sa radnicima ostalih zemalja.
To je razlog sto &c Sc u Engle-
skoj ponovo javiti socijalizam.
Ovom opisu stanja stvari, kak-
vc mi je ono izgledalo 1885,, imam
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leterske Revolucije kontinentalne
Evrope, koju &c zapoceti klasno-
svesni proletarijat "demokrat-
kin" zemalja, organizovan "a mir
no civilizovano obaranje kapi-
talizma, kako tim zemljama uci
Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija.
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BEDA FILOZOFIJE.

cisti ekstremno osvetiti britain
skim zarobljenicima ako Britannia
postupi protiv Hessa po zeli So
vjetske Rusije. sto znaci da gang
ster Hess nije pobegao il Nemac-
ke da trazi utociste u Britaniji.
Da je to slusaj nacisticki gang
steri bi jedva cekali da "demo-
krati'' umore teskim mukama ta-
kvu izbeglicu, da bi to bio dobar
primer sto &c Sc desiti svakom
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Plac prijatelja ropstva.

Danica Hrvatska u svom rani-
iem broju cd 6. oktobra donela je
iedan uvodnicic u vidu nekakve
noble zakletve, pod naslovom
"Stoji i ostaje," II kom Sc veil
ovo:
"Ma gdje Sc mi Hrvati nalazili,
ma sto radili ma farmi, u tvornici,
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kivanja. Ali moze Sc desti slucaj
da oni samog Hessa zrtvuju ako
&c to biti njihovom velikom
politickom imperijalistickom in
teresu! ~
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Ispravka.

Pod rubrikom: Konvencijski
Prilagaci 40. broju, objavljene
su sabirne liste Ogranka Bellwood,
medju kojima je lista broj %, q
koja je kreditovana r. Milleru, dok
treba da je kreditovana drugarici
Mary Grbac.
Neka Sc ova ispravka uvazi, a
drugarica Grbac neka Irvine "a
pocinjenu gresku.
p. Slep6evic,
sekr. Federacije.
Bitka iZmedju jugOsla-
venskih cetnika.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
Kao sto Sc vidi ovo je prillcna
zamrsena rabota koja je prouz-
rokovana sa nevinom zeljom neo-
bavestenog radnog naroda, klas-
nom kolaboracijom Stalinove VIA
de it'd. Ali svu ovu zbrku &c rascls-
titi jedan pobedonosni val Pro-
Evening star., 1942-03-25
5000 Lous-Simon Tickets Bought to Give to Soldiers
Unless Pros y

The Milwaukee Brewers will take
on just SO selected kids for their
summer baseball school.
Ernie Bonham, the Yanks'
fork-ball pitcher. exercises his
hands with three-pound iron
ball before going out to pitch.
He says the idea is the same as
a batters in swinging three bats
before hitting-it makes a base
ball feel lighter.
Cleaning the cuff-Georgetown
probably will land John Mahnken,
6-foot finch basket ball center
from West New York, N. j.. who
has been named for the all-State
team three years in a row. Ken
lucky may have only three foot
ball coaches left next fall if
Frank Moseley and Gene Myers
join Joe Shepherd in the service.
But Wake Forest already is down
to one coach. Because he wanted
to be in top form for tonight's
mile duel with Gil Dodds, Les
MacMitchell has withdrawn from
the Cleveland track meet next
Friday. Besides, he has to turn
up at college occasionally.
Today's guest star-Art Cohn,
Oakland (Calif Tribune: Harold
Davis, the worlds fastest sprinter,
used to train in lettuce
shed. And Cornelius Warmerdam
started pole vaulting, Of course,
in his old mans spinach patch.
What are you growing in your
victory garden?"
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Eagles Must Conquer
0Iympics 10 Tie for
Lead in P|ayoffs
Can Deadlock Blue Birds;
Courteou Appearing in
FinoI Come Tonight
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, March 25.-Paul Cour-
teau will play his last hockey game
of the season for the Washington
Eagles tonight when he and his
mates seek their fourth victory in
six starts Of the U. S. Association
playoffs at the expense Of the local
Olympics. The Eagles need VIC
tory to regain first-place'tie with
the Johnstown Blue Birds who last
night assumed undisputed leader
ship of the title series by walloping
the champion New York Rovers.
1t will be curtains for Courteau
after tonight's game because Wash
ington's opponent in the last two
plaof contests will be the Atlantic
City Sea Gulls against whom Cour-
teau has been banned from further
participation. The Gulls won the
Hershey Cup to qualify as the fifth
team in the title games by whipping
River Vale, 4-3, last night and will
go to Washington Friday for their
first start in the association title
tilts.
AS they will be two nights hence
without Courteau, the Eagles will be
a player short tonight as they meet
team which has yet to win In
three playon starts. Art Lessard,
towering defenseman, twisted his
left leg in Sundays So upset Of the
New York Rovers and will be unable
to play. He hopes to get back into
action against the Sea Gulls.
Now down points to Johnstown,
Washington needs tonight's game
in addition to the -home
series with Atlantic City which will
complete their stickwork for the
year.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Wide World Sports Writer.

Wide World Sports Writer.
NEW YORK, March 25.-There
seems to be no end to the sur
prises connected with Fridays
Louis-Simon fight. The cash
customers have paid for some
5000 free tickets to be given to
soldiers Gncluding 1,428 bought
by 1t. Comdr. Walter Winchell of
the Navy. Jimmy Johnston re-
fuses to make his usual holler
about the officials. And instead
of being examined by the COM
mission doctor, Joe got a going
over by a Fort Dix Army medico
who announced: Louis is so
perfect he's a textbook"
If the National Football League
doesn't operate next fall. Elmer
Layden's salary as commissioner
will automatically drop from
$4,000 to $500. A second idle
year would pay him $1,000 and
after that, nothing at all.
Spring G Draining - Current
rumors in the baseball camps
concern a Giants-Phillies deal of
some sort, the sale (maybe) Of
Bobo Newsom and a Pirates
Reds trade involving Maurice Van
Robays. Babe Herman reports
his job of doubling for Gary
Cooper in the hitting sequences
of the Lou Gehrig picture was
something to dream about.
-Four weeks of hitting nothing
but home runs" he f-lounced.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Sports Program
TODAY.
Raseha1I.

Boston Red Sox VS.. Washing
ton, exhibition, Orlando, Fla.
Hockey.
United States Hockey Associa-
ton playoffs, Washington Eagles
VS.. Boston Olympics. Boston.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
st. Louis Cardinals VS.. Wash
ington, exhibition. Orlando, Fla.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five matches,
Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Hockey.
United States Hockey Associa-
tion playoffs. winner Of Hershey
Cup Series VS.. Washington Eagles,
Riverside Stadium, $3.50.
Badminton.
Annual District championships,
Kensington Armory, 2::30.
Boxing.
A. A. U. tourney finals, Turner's
Arena, 8.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Boston Braves VS.. Washing
ton, exhibition, Orlando, Fla.
Track.
Dual meet. Roosevelt at WASH
ington-Lee High, Ballston, Va,
$3.50.
Horses.
Potomac point to-point races.
Edward Beale's farm, near Po-
tomac, Nd, 2.
BadmintOn.
Annual District championships
Kensington Armory, 2:30 and 8.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Three Hockey P|ayofi
Shutouts Duplicate
Mark SET in 1896
Rangers Revive Chances.
While Montreal, Hawks
Tie With Their RivaIs
BY the Associated Press.

0y Inc A36OClAted Press.
Three shutouts were scored In AZ
many National Hockey League play
of games last night-six years to
the very night after q similar per-
feet mark was put on the record
book In 1896.
New Yorks revived Rangers, with
Goalie Jim Henry ip the nets,
blanked the Toronto Maple Leafs,
3 to o, for the youngsters second
major league banking; Montreal
whitewashed Detroit, to 0, with
Paul Bibeault guarding the gate,
and rotund Sammy Lo Presti of
the Chicago Hawks stopped the Bos-
ton Bruins, 4 to O.
The contests left the Rangers still
trailing the Leafs, two games to one,
in the best-of-seven semifinal-
round skirmishes. while both the two
best-of-three quarter final rounds
now are all even and will be decided
Thursday night.
Two Change Their Sites.
New York invades Toronto Sat-
urday night for the fourth meeting
between the two Glass A rivals. De-
troit and Montreal hurry back to
the Motor City for their Thursday
night meeting, while the Hawks and
Bruins will remain In Boston.
On March "a, 1886. the Detroit
Red Wings and the Montreal
.Maroons played 1l6 minutes and 30
seconds before the Wings triumphed,
l to 0, for one Of the shutouts.
Detroit ultimately won the Stanley
Cup that season.
Other shutouts that night were
scored by Boston, to 0, over To-
onto with Tiny Thompson in the
cage and by the New York Amer
leans. now the Brooklyn Americans,
over Chicago by the same score with
Roy Worters doing the net-minding.
Rangers Back In Stride.
The league champion New York
Rangers, of on their timing In the
first two encounters with the sec
ond-place Leafs. were hot last night
while the Toronto club had lost
much Of its fire.
Montreal, a 2to-1 victim Of De-
troit last week end. resorted to al
most continuous power drives to clip
the Red Wings.
Chicago, playing without its stall
wart rearguard. Earl Seibert, mas
tered the Bruins completely after q
scoreless first canto. getting two tall
lies in the second within II seconds
of each other.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Rubber Games to Tell Hockey
Finu|ists in American LOOP

raskas subbing in the nets for the
injured Earl Robertson. Robertson.
whose hurts first were described only
as severe lacerations, still Is In the
hospital with what doctors now say
is q fracture Of the second ver-
zebra.
He may be released from the hos
pital at the end OF the week but
will be forced to wear. a plastic cast
around his neck for eight weeks.
Seven stitches were needed to close
the wound on his face.
It was a sick man. Don Deacon
who scored the Barons' only tally
in the loss to Hershey. He was on
the ice for the first time in nearly a
month and registered in his first
minute of action But after that the
game was all Hershey.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
With BILL 4e<t.nAn
Nancy CorrolI Enjoys Florida Angling;
D. c. Man Is Latest Flying Fishermen

PLANTATION KEY, Fla, March
25.-Vacation trafIic apparently is
nonexistent below this midway oasis
on the l76-mile stretch from Key
West to Miami for we met but two
out-of- State cars. There Is, however,
plenty Of activity because Of the
laying of the freshwater main from
Homestead. 1t will be big i'm
provement over the present cistern
supply.
Luscious green-turtle steak,
brought in from the lower Mexican
coast by Cayman Islanders, is to us
always the most enjoyable delcacy
in this part Of the country. Last
evening we enjoyed our first one Of
the trip. Another was due today,
and possibly big dish Of stonecrab
claws with conch chowder for a
starter.
We have seen our old friend and
owner OF Plantation Key, Mrs.
Thomas Renado, and again met
WI O1o VI arg, AAdyOI VI Vic
biggest little town along the Overseas
Highway, who was waiting to squire
Nancy Carol on her visit.
Fishing Brings Nancy Back.
We did not discover whether it was
the sailfish she had caught here
during January trip or the Florida
sunshine that had brought her back
so soon. We rather imagine it was
the fishing. for she expressed a keen
desire to fish the Marquesas. the area
where we have been for five days.
That we were leaving instead Of
arriving Is regrettable for Miss Car
rol appeared to be as agreeable as
a fishing companion as she Is
attractive In the cinema.
Crosby Noyes of Washington. fish,
ing from here recently with his
brother Thomas. caught a sailfish
on Croaker Reef. which gives him
membership In the most interesting
angling organization in the world.
the Flying Fisherman Club.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
WARS Raid on Talent
Calls for Changes,
Leaders Feel
More Night PIoy Wanted,
But Washington Club
Opposes Arc Games
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.,
Star Staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Facing
war problems for the first time. the
National Football League will go
into its annual three-day meeting
here tomorrow with new and mo-
mentous tasks awaiting solution by
its owners, coaches and Commis-
sioner Elmer Layden. 1t was not
until three years after World War
ended in 1918 that the league came
into existence and any moves 1t
may make will, therefore, be on an
unprecedented scale.
From two sessions of the Rules
Committee, which was meeting to-
day on the eve of the annual con-
clave, 1t was believed that all
amendments to the present playing
code would revolve around two
things-schedule and players.
New Sub Rule Favored.
Last year the 10 National League
clubs were allowed to have 33 play
ers each on the active roll, but re-
entry of withdrawn participants
into the game was permitted only
IN subsequent periods except the
last, when two were allowed to re-
enter. The majority of coaches
seem to be in favor of permitting
two players to re-enter the game
in any quarter during which they
may have been withdrawn,
The size OF the 1912 squads, how
ever, Is open to debate Some favor
reducing the number from 80, an
tlcipating a universal shortage of
players and pointing out that all
clubs would be in the same boat.
Since 1887 the player limit has been
increased steadily from %, reaching
its present three-team quota in
1910.
Although there has been a slight
demand for schedule revision. with
each team playing every other men,
Der OF the league once. it is ex-
pected that the 1912 list OF games to
be presented by Commissioner Lay
den will show the usual home and
home comes between teams OF the
same division with three intersec-
tlonal contests for each. Whether
previous qualities-wherein the
Redskins meet the Bears and Pack
ers while the Giants play neither
would be erased, is something that
only the schedule will reveal.
There has been, however, an in
creased demand for night games, al
though the Redskins would play
none at home and, if they could pre-
vent it, none away. AS matter of
fact, the Washington management Is
willing to stand pat on a 1912 list
OF seven home games submitted to
1t by Layden last month. II that
should be okayed, the Redskins
would meet all three OF their West
ern opponents-the Detroit Lions,
Cleveland Rams and Chicago Car
dinals-at Griffith Stadium next fall
in addition to usual tilts with New
York. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh.
The Redskin contingent of Owner
George Marshall, General Manager
Jack Espey and Coach Ray Flaherty
arrived here last night and were sur
prisingly docile about a meeting
which may develop some stormy sit
uation. Were willing to go along
with whatever is suggested" said
one Of them as they disappeared be-
hind the closed doors of the COM
mittee meetings in which they were
involved.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
vsed Player Limit Substitute Rules Sought Pro Grid League Session.
Meet Gives Profits
To Service Relief
By the Associated Press,

BY tne ASSOClHted FreS1.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 25.-
All profits from the Memphis
Cotton Carnivals annual track
meet will 60 to Army and Navy
relief funds. carnival directors
have decided.
Directors said tentative promises
Of participation have been re-
ceived from Cornelius Warmer
dam, the pole-vault record holder;
Gregory Rice, the distance rum
ner, and many others.