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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
TURkIJA NUTRAU-
KE. RYSIUS SU
BELINU

Turkiios nutraukimas di-
plomatiniu ir ekonominiu
santikiu su Vokietija su-
tiktas Washingtone ir Lon
done patenkinanciai.
Nors laukiama kad Tur-
kija paskelbs Vokieciams
kara, bet Turkai stengiasi
neisivelti kariavima.
Pageidauiama kad Tur-
kiia suteiktu Alijantams
teise naudotis savo laivy-
no ir lektuvu stotimis prizes
Vokiecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Neteko 797 lektuvu. Nuo
Alijantu isiverzimo Pran-
cuzijon, Birzelio 6 Xxi Lie
pos 80, Amerika musiuose
SUI Vokieciais neteko 797
lektuvu. Priesu lektuvu nu-
muse 1891 per ta patti lai-
ka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Halifax, N. S. - Sustrei-
kavo 5000 darbininku Ha-
lifaX laivu statyboje. Ne
susipratimas kilo del uni
jos teisiu pripazinimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Bulgaria. vel rodo zenk-
lus moro taikos. nori pasi-
traDkti is karo Vokieciu
puseie.
Hitleris greit pajus kad
jo Balkanu frontas griuva.
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Atlantic CITY, n. J.

@ACHSAAfUHN OHVy, ~ q
A. d. F. Stiklo darbininku
Unija tarybose su stiklo
iSdirbeiais sutare naujus
kontraktus stiklo darbinin-
kams. Stiklo darbininku
unija turf apie $4,000 ma
riu.
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PENKTA KarO PaskOla

buvo CANA nasekminoa :
vietoje 16 hiliionu dolariu,
gauta $2O,639,00
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

U. S. KarO nuostoliai
Xxi Liepos ~ pranesama
pasieke jau 311,000, is ju
virs $4,000 zumustu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Normandijoje karo lau-
ke uzmuStas Americas &C.
nerolas Lester j. McNair.
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KarO DarbO Taryba p

NdIU DuIU % Oh %" 15U
reiskia jog reikalinea dau-
oiau darbininku triiose O.
hio amunicijos dirbtuvese
ir darbai bus didinami jose
Xxi gallo Stu metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Gen. Umezu liko vyriausiu
Japonijos karo vadu, vietoje
Gen. TOTO, kuris buvo kaltinin-
kas uzpuolimo Americas. Ja-
ponijos ministry kabinetas Vi
sal persiorganizavo, pc nepa-
sisekimu su Amerikieciais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.
SUSIVIENIJUSIU

gos pokarini pasaull nustatyti.
Skerspainiu saltinis Rusi-
ia. Rusai, regis, CANA istiki-
mai pildo Teherane duotus ka-
70 pazadus, bet politiniai visur
stoja skersai kelio Atlantic
Carterio kilniq principu dvasiai
ir kitty talkininku pargindi-
MANS norams.
Pavyzdziui, nera abejojimo,
Amerikos valdzia ir visuome-
ne remia nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos atsteigima, bet Maskva
nei nago juodimu nepakruste-
lejo sugryzti prie Lenino anti
imperialistiniu principu ir Sta
lino-Molotovo iSkilmingu paza-
du nesovietinti Lietuvos ir jos
kaimyniu Pabaltijyje.
Lenkams bent zodziais Ia
DANA 'laisve ir demokratine"
Lenkija, bet vargsei Lietuvai
nezadama nei laisves, nei de-
mokratijos - principu kuriais
grindziama Amerikos ir Ang-
lijos gyvenimas, kurius Lietu-
viu tauta myli kaip savo gy-
vybe.
TAIP LIETUVIO, taip dau-
CELLO mazu Rytu Europos tau
tu Wits pamusa liudnas laiki-
no Rusams nusileidimo faktas.
Cekoslovakai pasirase SUI Mas
kva sutarti, kuriai Anglia il
gokai priesinosi, ir kuri palai-
dojo Cekoslovakijos Lenkijos
federacijos ideja.
= Maskvos .Ienku Komitetas"
nugali Londone Anglu ir Ame-
srikonq pripazg gstaIna teiseta
Lenkijos vyriausybe. Jugosla-
vijoje Tito (bolseviku tikra
"tite") baigia isstumti Anglu
ir Amerikonu remta Michailo-
viciu.
Maskva nesutare su Anglia
ir Amerika nei paziurose j TIA
lu Badoglio, ar Prancuzu De
Gaulle valdzias, kaip matyti,
nesutaria paziurose kas dairy
ii SUI nugaleta Vokietija. Vie
nu zodziu, darosi isvada kad
Rusai ne Anglu ir Amerikonu
nuosirdus talkininkai bet grie-
zti politiniai priesai.
Ir ne vienas rimtas dalyku
stebetojas persergsti, jei Ru-
sal savo vienasaliu sprendimo
budu nepakeis tai sukels prizes
save pykti, kuris, gall butt, is
silies net karu prizes Maskva.
Europa Mckenzie Vokieciu dix
taturos. Kodel Rusu diktatu-
ra jai turetu butt malonesne ir
priimtinesne?
KAS NUTIKO SVYRUOSE?
Musu laikrasciuose tilpo Wa
shingtone datuota zinia skel-
bus: "Svyruose ivykes Lietu-
viq pogromas esas zenklingas".
Svyrai yra miestelis Viii
niaus kraste, kuris, neaisku ar
inejo j taip vadinama Tarybi-
ne Lietuvos Respublika ar ne.
Pirm sio karo jis buvo Lenku
valstybeje. zinia nesako kas
pogroma surenge ir kokiomis
salygomis. Speti tenka, tai
Rusai. ButQ svarbu zinoti Sic
ivykio visas smulkmenas, mes
jos duotu spresti ar Rusai, uz-
imdami Lietuviu zemes, kartos
savo 1910 metu zveriska il
ziauria politika, ar bus pavei-
xii United Nations kilniais po-
litines doros principals. Kas
nutiko Svyruose?
LIETUVOS traginga bukli
isjudino Lietuvius Amerikoje
Valstybes Departmenta allan
ke Lietuvos Atstovas zadeikis
ir pareiske Wilt kad, galiausia
laimesia United Nations sic
kiai.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Mire Manuel Ouezon, FL
lipinu salu prezidentas. Jis
huvo laimingas pabegt nuo
Japonu, gvveno Suv. Val
stiiose. Mire Lake Sara
nae, N. Y, Rugp. l.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

siunte Prezidentui Rooseveltui
atitinkama memoranduma Lie
tuvos reikalu.
Departments atlanke ir A.
L.. Tarybos atstovai.
'Amerikos taktika yra laukti
po karo. Nezinia ka zadeikis
ir delegacija Washingtone pa
tyre.
Latviai taip pat nesnaude.
Latviu atstovas DR.. Bilmanis
pakiso Amerikonu spaudai La
tviu socialdemokratu partijos
pareiskima apie nesutikima su
Rusq "sposais" Pabaltijyje.
Rusu pergales Pabaltijo tau
tq laisyes troskima nenura-
MINIS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
BaznyciOie:. uzmusta 40

Baznycioie uzmusta 40.
Amerikieciai uzeme Itali-
los miesteli San Miniato,
ineie j baznycia rado apie
200 zmoniu suzeistu ir 40
uzmuStu - zuvo mo pa
sitraukianciu Vokieciu uz-
taisvto sprogimo. Jie SUI
ware Italus j baznvcia sa-
kvdami Amerikieciai ne
Saudo j haznycias, ir EMO
mems sueius. pradeio spro-
oineti uztaisytos minos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Vokieciai, kaip pranesa
per Stockholma. pasiryzo
saudyti visus Aliiantu pa
raSiutistus, ar tai ore ar
nusileidusius. Taip darys
todel kad parasiutistai oali
atnesti ginklus ir sukilimo
isakyma porai miliionu XII.
tu tautQ zmoniu pristaty.
tu verge darbams Vokieti.
jos dirbtuvese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Uzjuriuose dabar t i n i u
laiku yra iSgabenta jau
6 milijonus Amerikos ka-
riuomenes, is ju 1000, 900
armijos, kit is karo laivy-
no IL marinu.
Reikmenys ir maistas tai
jiegai aprupinti siunciana
per 127 kitty saliu uostus.
SUOMIJA esa vel kalba-
81 SUI Sovietais apie karo
paliaubas.
Sugryzo iau ] Helsinki i
Amerikos isvarytas Suomi
jos atstovas Prokope.
VoIieciai sakoma rem
giasi trauktis is Suomijos
Rezignavo Suomiios pre-
zidentas Risto Ryti, pref
dento vieta uzeme Marsa
las Mannerheim.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Is Prancuzijos ateina Ii
MOS tikrinancios jog Mar
salas Rommel tapo kritis-
kai suzeistas, gal uzmustas
ar mire nuo zaizdu. Hit
leris nustotu vieno is su-
maniu savo kariautoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

LIETUVOS traginga bukle
isjudino Lietuvius Amerikoje.
Valstybes Departmenta atlan-
ke Lietuvos Atstovas zadeikis
ir pareiske Wilt kad, galiausia,
laimesia United Nations sie-
kiai.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Centre Valdyba tuoj po to pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Especially priced for quick clearance. Tailored-to-
perfection Cheserfields in the seasons most wanted
wool. Flap pockets High quality Innings. Sizes IL
to Is only. Now selling at $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

ana charges.
All physicians and surgeons
would be employed by the federal
government, assigned 10 the re-
eional clinics in the same manner
that army and navy officers now
are ordered 10 duty.
Through a nationwide system OF
compulsory health insurance, all
medical services, hospital facilities
and diagnoStic Laboratories would
be operated as federal institutions.
Private practice Of medicine and
surgery would be obliterated.
The right of the individual 10
choose his own doctor would be
abrogated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
STARTS WITH wPA

An ambitious beginning in po
litical medicine was made undel
the national relief programs ad
ministered through WPA in th'
years 1933-l942.
In each state WPA had its owl
health and welfare director VIII
staff officers and daily clinics II
all the larger centers OF popuia
tions. The regulations required
that any one injured on a WIPE
ieh should he sent 10 a physician
-deSignatedEby-the local relief ad
ministrator.
At that point the inevitable
pressure of ward and precinc
politics came into play. and, II
February, 1886. a WPA admins
trative assistant in West Virginit
wrote TO one of his county admin
istrators:
81 hand YOU herewith list OF
doctors in Ohio County. Kindly
separate Democrats from Re-
publicans and list them In order
Of priority so that we may no.
tify our safety foremen and
compensation men as TO who Is
eligible 10 participate In case OF
injury"
The inference Of this directive
is clear: Wherever possible. WPA
injury cases were 10 be directed
10 physicians and surgeons who
could be identified from the voting
lists as supporters of the national
administration!
After county lists had been
compiled, they were distributed by
the state WPA administrators 10
county safety foremen under the
notation: Democratic doctors
listed on the '>ft hand side and
Republicans on the right
The Wagner-Dingell Bill IS
116D. as, introduced in Congress
on June 3. 1913, embodied the
New Deals permanent national
program of socialized medicine.
The language of the bill itself
is the best index of IFS method
and scope. Section 901 of the
Wagner-Dingell Bill provides:
BOARD CONTROLS PATIENTS
Every individual who is cur
rently insured and has been
found by the board to be eligible
for benefits under this title i'm n
current benefit year, shall he
entitled to receive general medi-
cal, special medical, laboratory
and capitalization benefits
after the effective date of this
title"
Once having made selection,
the patient would be permitted TO
change doctors only lin accord
ance with such rules and regula-
tons as may be prescribed"
But no patient would be per-
mitted TO seek the services of a
specialist in any field of medicine.
Section 905 provides: The Serv-
ices of specialists shall ordinarily
be available only upon the advice
Of the general practitioner"
The surgeon general is author
lied TO promulgate from time 10
time all rules and regulations of
administration, 'inclu d ng the
methods of making payments TO
practitioners"
This national program would be
financed by a system of pay roll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Speed Up MUSTANGS

Los ANGELES. May ~ tINS)
Officials of North American
Aviation disclosed today that con-
Struction of the firms speedy B-25
Mitchell medium bombers will be
discontinued at the Los Angeles
plant July 3 TO permit concentra-
tion on output of its Psi Mus
tang fighter plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
| so Poisoned by Pudding

CHICAGO, May u (UP)-More
than t56 persons, 100 OF Them
sailors. were hospitalized here to-
day with ptomaine poisoning
which police said apparently re-
suited from eating rice pudding in
a chain of restaurants in the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Execution Predicted For Jap Economist

LONDON. May u CINS)-A
Reuter- dispatch from Stockholm
expressed conviction today that
execution awaits Shigeki Saki-
mura, Japanese economist. who
was forced TO return 10 Germany
from Sweden on Tuesday.
Sakimura. former economic At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
The Drive for Socialized Medicine
CHAPTER VIII

Socialized medicine begins with the concept of public
health service stations managed by the federal government
the chanstore principle much as gasoline stations now
operated by great companies The patient would
drive in stand before laboratory machines get his readings
and move
Each community federal clinic medical
Plbc Health Service with table OF standard ices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

taxes, assessed equally against the
employe and the employer. The
proposed pay roll taxes would
start at 6 per cent to be paid by
the worker and 6 per cent more
to be paid by the employer.
Earmarked for medical care,
the bill would provide at the out
set approximately S3,04S,000 900
a year. Thus the proposed medi-
cal fund would about equal our
total peacetime federal revenues
from all sources!
That's the way state socialism
has 10 work. if il works at all.
Shall we try il?
Or shall we leave medicine and
medical education in the hands of
the medical profession?
TOMORROW - The Smear
Campaign Against Private Med
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

tache at the Japanese embassy in
Berlin, had fled TO Stockholm 10
continue writings devoted TO So
cialism and liberalism. This week,
the dispatch said. two officials
from the Berlin embassy arrived
at Stockholm and left with Saki-
ftaI1ra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Socialized Medicine
Seen New Deal Aim

EDITORS NOTE-ThiS is the ciahh of a series
Of articles bu Laurence SirGR, specialist on the feG-
tiohs Of government and business the grorh Of the
federal Bureaucracy. The series Is q reClSion OF Mr.
.Sulhran's best seller, bureaucracy Runs Amuek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28
Phyllis Brooks TO Wed

HOLLYWOOD, May u tINS)
Phyllis Brooks, blond screen
actress, revealed today that she
will be married in July or August
TO 1t. True Davis. U. S. Navy
flier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-28

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Evening star., 1944-11-25
Boston's Low|y Yonks Aiming
To Upset Skins Tomorrow

running back-in Ted Williamson, an
experienced field general in George
Cafego, who, if he catches fire, would
be enough to wreck the Redskins,
and pretty good all-around rookie
in Scotty Gadmundson. All three
were Washington chattels at one
time, although Cafego is the only
one who actually played league ball
with the Eastern champs.
After reading scout reports on the
Skins last game, Boston undoubt-
edly will toss few grenades at the
home team to see if there has been
any improvement. If practice ses-
lions are criterion, the defense
has been tightened considerably and
there will be slightly different de-
fenslve arrangement If the need
warrants. Kopf is certain, too. to
have something cooked up for Will
liams, fancy Dan in broken field.
Boston's running attack is built on
quick openings in the line and.
brother, the Yanks know that Red
skin line can be pried open because
they did it at Boston last month.
Jim North's return to tackle, an
other week of training for Guard
Clyde Shugart and the relief work
Of Chief" johnson at center are
expected to bolster the Redskin line
considerably. Coach Dud De Groot
is counting heavily on Shugart for
his experience as we'll as bulk and
he can use him.
Boston's two mainstays are Augie
Lilo, all-America guard at George
town before going to the Detroit
Lions, and Ed Franco, who earned
| similar honors at Fordham.
Evening star., 1944-11-25
BY the Associated Press.

6S tDe ASSOEiaLe0 ffeSS.
ATLANTA, Nov. 25.-Intense ri
valry in the few games scheduled
made up for lack OF quantity in the
South today as the 1914 football sea
son drew near its close.
The annual Notre Dame e-Georgia
Tech game took the spotlight, but
some of the other games held more
sectional interest due to their bear
ing on local arguments.
Experts as a whole rated Georgia
Techs Rambling Wreck about even
with the Irish of Notre Dame, with
breaks" probably deciding the WIN
ner. The game was a sellout more
than two weeks ago and hotels in
Atlanta were overf1owing with out
of-town guests.
The Southern Conference crown
was riding on the outcome of the
Duke-North Carolina game at
Chapel Hill in the Tar Heel State S
annual classic. A win would give the
Blue Devils the mythical diadem and
some degree of satisfaction for a
season marred by early-season losses
in top-notch company.
Vols Looking to Rose Bowl.
A Rose Bowl bid was considered
probable for Tennessee's Volunteers
If they outscored Kentucky in re-
turn engagement at Lexington. The
Vols beat the Wildcats, 26 to 13, In
September game at Knoxville. The
Vols record shows no defeats, but
they played a scoreless tie with
Alabama.
Not even the Army and Navy
game drew as much interest in Mis-
Evening star., 1944-11-25
|Hockeylions Trounce
Rovers, Now Await
Protest RuIinq

A special meeting of the Eastern
Hockey League has been called for
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
Philadelphia to consider Coach
Charley Goods protest of the Phila-
delphia Falcons 9-to-4 decision over
the Washington Lions last Wednes-
day night.
Eastern League President Tom
Lockhart was authority for this
announcement early this morning
prior to pulling out for New York
after witnessing last nights match
at Uline's Arena in which the rested
Lions moved down the New York
Rovers, to 3, in fast match.
Good will base his protest upon
the claim that Referee Lou Murzin
lost control of the game at a time
when the Lions were in the lead and
laler in the fighting that spiced the
match, and that Philadelphia S
coach, Redvers Mackenzie, refused
to leave the ice when ordered to do
SO by Murzin.
Good, Mackenzie, MurZin and pos
sibly Joe Desson, the Philadelphia
player who punched Murzin and who
has been suspended until decision
is made on the affair, all are ex-
pected to be called up for questioning
Thursday.
The Lions were at their best last
night as 18year-old Goal Tender
Emile Francis played a strong game
in the nets. They skated into a
l to 0 first period lead, were leading
3 to at the end of the second and
outscored the Rovers in the third
stanza, 8 to z.
Evening star., 1944-11-25
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Win or lose the Redskins are going
to see lot of fancy football tomor-
row against Boston at Griffith Sta
dium for Herb Kopf, Yankee tutor
Is not a man to use a plain, simple
end run, line buck or forward pass
If there is an intricate way of doing
it. Kopf, who earned his pikskin
degree under Prof. Lou Little, is a
master strategist in upper case
letters.
At the moment Herb is working
with something he calls the OF"
and it isn't merely a catch word
The "QT" is supposed to combine
the best features of both single wing
T formations, and some older heads
who first said 1t was a rather feeble
publicity gag now are beginning to
concede that Kopf may have some
thing.
Kopf has the system and a trunk
full of plays, but Boston, woefully
handicapped by lack of seasoned
iiiotSi ioi, iioSii Siio"i w DCot dt-
vantage in It's first year. The
Yankees, however, still boast a bet
ter record than Brooklyn, which has
an assortment of stout gridiron
timber, but hasn't been able to hit
a winning stride. Kopf would con-
slider the season complete success
if he could outsmart the Tribe and
take tomorrow's game. and it may
be in the cards, although the odds
are against 1t.
The Yanks, due here today ir
time for a workout, have a sweet
Evening star., 1944-11-25
Title Win Would Give
Bucks Inside Path
To Rose Bowl
BY HAROLD HARRISON,

I
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 25.-The
Western Conferences 1914 cham
pionship football race headed for a
roaring climax in Ohio State Uni
versity's horseshoe stadium today
with the unbeaten and united Buck
eyes and Michigan's once-beaten
Wolverines settling the title.
Every seat In the stadium has been
sold and that means a crowd of
around 74,0O0.
Ohio State could gain the cham
pionship by winning or tying. Mich
igan has to win to retain the crown,
which it shared last year with
Purdue.
Bowl Situation Cloudy.
An Ohio State victory also ap-
parently would put the Bucks on
the inside track to the Rose Bowl
If the Big Ten lifts its ban on post
season games.
If Michigan wins, the Rose Bowl
situation again would be left up in
the air. The Wolverines haven't
indicated they would be receptive
toward bowl bid, and besides
that they have lot of naval train
ees on their squad who, under naval
rules. can't be away from their
base for more than 48 hours.
Ohio State hasn't had an un-
beaten and united regular season
since 1920, and that added even
more zest to the occasion.
Scramble for Tickets.
Last night and early today thou
sands of persons still were scram-
bling for tickets. Eleven thousand
general admission ducats were sold
yesterday almost in less time than
lit would take to tell the whole
story and when the windows in the
ticket booths slammed down there
were thousands of persons still
waiting for chance to lay down
their money.
From then on it was strictly a
case of paying scalpers' prices if
you could find a scalper.
Evening star., 1944-11-25
Hot Grid Feuds Flare in Dixie
Topped by Georgia Tech-!rish

sissippi today as did the clash of
the two State school elevens-the
University of Mississippi and Mis-
siSSippi State at Oxford. State ruled
a favorite. although it was doubtful
that Shorty" McWilliams. leading
scorer in the Southeastern Confer
ence, would be able to play
The Plainsmen of Auburn rang
down the curtain for the season last
night by trouncing oft-beaten Miami
Fla) University, 38 to 10. Curtis
Kuykendall, Plainsman quarterback,
gave crowd Of 10000 real show in
scoring four touchdowns and gaining
228 yards in "a attempts, an aver
age of nearly 7 yards a carry.
Georgia Bowls Over Clemson.
Georgia added another victory
winning from the Clemson Tigers,
81 to 7, to even the seasons score
with the Southern Conference.
Wake Forest beat Georgia early in
the season, IA to 7. Al Perl put the
Bulldogs out in front on the first
play from scrimmage with a IA
yard touchdown run, but Georgia
showed the effects of the rugged
victory over Auburn the preceding
week.
Like the major conferences, the
unaffiliated college elevens and
service teams have wound up their
season.
Millsap Majors and Murray (Ky.)
Teachers offered the only game be-
tween smaller college elevens. and
the Fort Pierce Amphibians and
Jacksonville Naval Station was the
only service game scheduled for
today.
Evening star., 1944-11-25

First sanction match of the Mason
Dixon Kennel Club at Hagerstown,
Md, tomorrow will be a more am
bilious project than any other un-
dertaken in this vicinity in recent
years. It will be staged in the base
ment arena of the Municipal Market
with entries taken from 1880 am.
to 1890 pm. and judging started at
l pm.
Glasses in all recognized breeds
will be divided by sex and division
as follows: Puppy, to 9 months
and 9 to II months; best puppy,
novice dogs, open dogs with points,
open dogs without points, best ma
ture dog. best of breed. Groups and
match also will be judged for best
puppy. best mature dog and best in
section.
In addition there will be handling
classes for boys and girls under IL
and from IL to 49, There will be spe-
cial classes for field trial dogs of all
kinds, to be judged by Claiborne
Morton Of Arlington. There will be
10 special exhibition Of obedience