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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
HUJSKANJA PROTI RUsUI IN
INTERvENCUE MISC POT v MIR

Cello med novodnimi vojoki ie Sci qIus, do ko
oprovimo S HifIerem, bono no RUsiio Udoriii in po-
tenn sele DO mir. Roosevelt ie pobiioi TO propaganda
in UspeIo mU lie, do sto I'll dive dezeIi, rozen v eosu
pokto med HitIeriem in StoIinom ,zeio dobro izho-
iui. Ko 10 je Hitler nopodeI, ie bill Roosevelt med
prvimi z iziovo, do DO sovjetska vniio deIeznu on,e-
riske moferiolne pomoei, dosi noso dezeIo tedoj Sc
nj bIo v voini.
Mnogi onerski in onqIeski poIitiki MISC bill
RooseveItovego mneniu. Jovno SO izrozuIi zeIjo, do
hi Nemeija in RUsiio drUgo drUgo izkrvoveIi. Koiti
ne SINE Sc nikoIi prezreti deistvo, do so zopudne
sie OBJ HifIerievem oborozevonjy toIiko .mizaIe rodi
tego, ker SO smotroIe, do Sc priprovIio "a vdor lie
proti vzhodu. Nor nj niegovo gibonie nostoIo v zna-
MENU gesIo, do je Nemeijo pokIicunu zujeziti ko-
mUnizem? Manned RUsiio.)
Oh konev voine Sc ie res dosodIo, do ie biIa
Rusiio Timed zmoqovitih veIikih dezeI nuiboii upe-
hama in niene izqUbe SO v primer z drUgimi - tudi
v primer z nemskimi - noiveeje, bodisi v zivIieniih
in moterijoIno.
Ko ie Nemeiio kopitUIiraIu, in potem Sc Jopon-
ska, hi moral nd temeLiU zovezniskih progIusov TO-
vlodoti mir, XII hi bill traien.
somo id%eolisti, XII pIovoio v obIakih, SO Iohko
verjeIi, do Sc to res doqodi. Je nemogoee, dokier
bodo 20 svetU prevIodovoIe imperiaIisfiene teznie
in pa sistem, XII temeIii no izkoriseonjU deIovne muse
in moIih ter veIikih dezeI, kot sta n. pr. Kituisku in
Indiju, 20 privotni profit.
Ma veliko zueUdenie anglo-ameriskegd imperiu-
Gzmo Sc ie fUdi ~Sovietsko vnio podoIo v nopore "a
eksponzio. Pruvi, do il ie to potrebno "a varnost in
"a seifenie nienih gospodorskih interesov.
Senator Johnson il Colorado lie v zborniei zohte-
vol cd Wade, moi DELUXE "a mir odIoeno, preudurno
in z zologo otomskih bomb. svoi govor je indirektno
inasfovif RUsiii. Senator Wheeler il Montane ie vdri-
hul Stir Ure proti iulovi vnonii poIitiki zvezne Wade
in proti rUski in angIeski ogresivnosti. Bivsi ame-
risk posIonik pri kitoiski vIodi general Patrick J.
Hurley lie lopniI 20 sfofe d~eportmenfU, eeS, do spIet-
kori med koloniiulnim in komunistienim imperiuIiz-
nom, nonesto do hi v Azjii zostopoI omeriske in
ferese.
A vendor, no Kitoiskem smo mi podvzeIi inter-
venciio. Ma Jovi in v Indokini AnsIezi. Rust indirekt-
no v MondzUriii in Perziii. Ozroeie ie nopeto in nj go
Sc drzovniko, XII hi bill dovoii moeon zovreti voz, ka-
teri nos pelie v tretio svetovno voino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
CRNA BORA NAJVECE RAKETIRSTVO
IA IZRABLJANJE BEDNIH VEVROPI

Dne 20. novembra je poroce-
valec radio druzbe Columbia
Broadcasting pcrocal il Nemci-
je, kako silno Sc je V ameriski
in angleski zoni razpasla crna
BORA ("black market") in da SO
V slucaju, o katerem je govoril,
prizadeti najvec - American
in Anglezi, Ne cato, ker kupu-
jejo ma crni borzi, ampak ker
prodajajo tisto blago, XII ga po-
silja tia bednemu ljudstvu V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05

Ski vojaki in aretirance bodo ma
domestili z drugimi odpusceni-
mi vojaki.
Dan pozneje je bio pc istem
radiu pojasnjeno, da je bio po-
rocilo O Seststo aretirancih to-
emo, toda to MISC bill angleski in
ameriski bivsi vojaki, ampak We
3inoma bivSi prisilni delavci, XII
Jill je V minulih tednih uposlila
UNRRA. Sedaj pa Jill nadome-
sea Z nasimi in angleskimi Cd
puScenimi vojaki.)
Nedavno Sc ie V ameriSki jaw
nosti razglasilo, da mnogi naSi
vojaki V Nemciji posiljajo do
NOV najmanj Sc enkrat toliko
denarja kot ~znasajo njihne pla-
&c. Kje ga dobe? Prodajajo Cd
viske ma crni borzi "a tax denar,
XII ga lahko izmenjajo v dollar
je, pa je dobicek, Ameriska vo-
iaSka oblast in tudi vlada je OBJ
ljubila, da Sc DO temu storilo
konec.
Nj Sc pozabljeno, kako SO
ameriski castniki in vojaki, XII
SO imeli V podrocju ameriska
fNadalievanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
KOM ENTAR.DH


Balkan je postal "a kronane
glave in "a dvorjane zelo "neob-
ljubljena" dezela. Same rumun-
ski kralj Sc Sc drzi, a tudi on
menda lie radi tega, ker Sc yea
81 obrne ma ameriSko in angle
sko Waldo, maj ga scitita pred
predsednikom Wade Petrom
Grozo ter mu pomagata spre-
meniti Rumunijo V 'demokra-
ticno" drzavo -. Premier Groza
je torej "a Mihaela res "groza".
Peter H., XII je Mihaelov bra
trance, je nedvomno cutil, da DO
k~raljevsko sluzbo izgubil in z
MO vred tisocake, XII jih sedaj
mic vec ne DO. A kot poroca an
gleSka casniSka agencija Reu-
ters IL Londona, je Peter po-
jamral, da je "suh" in mu DO te-
zko ziveti. Odlocil Sc je pustiti
razkosni hotel, kjer je bill ME
gov "zamejni dvor" in Sc prese-
liti z zeno kan ma dezelo, kjer
nj vse tako drago. Nj verjetno,
da je Peter "brok", kajti preje-
matt tolikSne vsote ma mesec kot
jih je on, in vrh tega imeti Sc
kraljevski luksus placan - ne
kaj 81 je menda ia dial ma stran
-. In porocila o njegovih vlo-
gah V Svici, V New Yorku in V
Londonu menda MISC bila visa IL
misljena. Oh enem je sklenil ma
pisati knjigo, da razkrinka Tita.
Steer je ne DO napisal on, ampak
KIDD drugi V njegovem menu.
Nadejajo Sc cd ME velikega do
bicka.
Zog, XII SO ga zavezniki poslali
pc prejsnji vojni Albaniji "a
kralja, je ogoljufal Mussolinija
in njegovo Italijo "a eel million.
Pa ga je menda re prilicno po-
troSil. Pred tedni je tipal V Lon
donu, kako bi bio, &c bi ga po-
slali nazaj Atlantic, da 10 de-
mokratizira in ocisti komuni-
stow. Pa mu MISC mixer odprli
rVrat.
GrSki kralj George Sc zelo to-
goti mad Bevinom, ker ga je pu-
still ma cedilu in Churchillovo
politiko V Grciji okrenil proti
rojalistom, "Dogovor z regen-
tom glede bodocnosti Grcije in
~vpraSanja monarhije me mic vec
ne veze," je jezno dejal, Med
tenn Sc je V Grciji ~osnovala nova
vlada, O kateri pravijo, da je Ii
beralna. Sal kralj George Sc je
dusal, da nj V Mi nobenega mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05

pomoc UNRRA. Ker je bio pri-
tozb O tenn cezdalje vec, SO WISH
uradniki UNRRA uvedli preis-
kavo in posledica je, da je bilo
600 ljudi, XII trgujejo z lakoto,
aretiranih, "vecinoma America
nov in Anglezev', kot re ONE
memo. V Moskvi imajo sedaj
priloznost, da z ocitki vracajo,
kajti tudi Ruse Nemciji so "a
lotili V "kSeftu" crne borze. Kr-
silci so vecinoma naSi in angle
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
ObrdVnaVa prot
voinim zIoGincem
V Nuerenbergu
HITLERJEVI DALEKOsEzNl NACRTI, XII jill
ZAPADNE SIZE MISC HOTELE VIDETI. -
Gu5Ctr tsEc1 3IAZNEEA D0BRO lGRAL.
P~ROSEKUTORyI NE BODO POVEDALl VsEcA

pac V glaVnem corporation law
YER, Xxi Sc ne razume ma medina
rodno politiko in Meme intrige.
Vseeno, obravnava je V teku,
a obtozenci menda Sc sedaj ne
Verjamejo, da Sc gre zares "a
njihna zivljenja.
Rust nezadostno zainteresirani
Ze ko Sc je to sodisce snovalo,
je soVjetska vlada pokazala zelo
malo wolfe sodelovati craven.
Justice MANFRED razume ona pre-
cej drugace kot pa Anglia in
Zed, drzave. Sovjetski sodni 81
stem ne veruje V dlakocepstvo
in V razne "tehnikalije", ampak
lie V VpraSanje, 81 kriv ali nisi.
A koncno je lie prisla craven. V
Nuremberg je prisel pogledat
znani boljSeviSki Prosecutor vi
sinski, sedaj podkomisar "a vna-
ME zadeve, XII je ma obravnavi
prot Zinovjevu in tovariSem Z
obtezilnim materijalom izposlo-
val smrtno kazen zanje.
Predsedujoci sodnik ie bill o.
pozorjen, da maj ga predstavi, a
nj vedel njegovega imena, do
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05

To nedeljo 9. dec. OBJ 3. pop.
vprizori dramski odsek kluba St.
l JSZ veseloigro "HiSa gospoda
Harringtona". VrSila Sc DO v
dVorani SNIP.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05

V StarodaVnem Nuerembergu
V Nemciji Sc vrSi obravnava
proti dvajsetim nacijem, XII jih
Vodilne zavezniSke sile smatra-
10 "a glavne vojne z~locince. Sa-
mo dvajset jih je. Nekaj zlocin-
ceV nizje stopnje je bilo re So
jenih, nekatere izmed Min so OBJ
Sodili V smrt, in Sc precej pa jih
Caka ObraVnave.
POCaSen process
Predno SO Sc ZaVezniki SpOra-
zumeli, kakSnO sodiSGe 81 mai oS-
nujejo "a obravnavo proti vodil-
MIN nacijSkim toloVajem, je we
10 dodge mesece, kajti posveto-
vail SO Sc o tern Sc predno je bila
vojna koncana. Glavno besedo
vscskozi imajo ameriSki in an
gleSki prosekutorji. Nacelnik So
diSca je Anglez Lord Chief JUS
tice Godfrey Lawrence. Glavni
ameriSki Prosecutor je clan I'VE
mega vrhovnega sodiSca Robert
H. Jackon. Njegova asistanta sta
Sidney S. Alderman, XII je bill tn
pravni sVetnik neke zelezniSke
druzbe, in Thomas Dodd. Pride
LENA jim je velika skupina dru-
9Th pravnikoV in raznih veSca-
kov sodnih zadevah. Pomozni
pravnik major gen. William j.
Donovan je re odstopil (27. no.
vembra). Angleska casniSka
agencija Reuthers pravi, da Sc
je Donovan poslovil cato, ker je
nezadovoljen Z nacinom obrav-
nave.
0 Alderman pravijo, da bere
dolga Hitlerjeva pisma in druge
dokumente silno suhoparno in
porocevalec radio sistema Co.
lumbia je dejal, ola so poroceval-
CT dobili wits kot da ia ameriSki
advokat alderman sploh ne
razume pomona tega kar eta. Je
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Season Marks Set as Harrison
Rolls 45o and Bethesda 2,O13

Micioto and Lou Jenkins led with
respective sets of 439 and 400.
Hyattsville swept Silver Spring
with a 1,847 score. Perce Wolfe
grabbed the middle game from the
fire by one pin with a last-box
eight-pin spare. Ray Roberts
bowled 397 for the winners.
Bill Greiners 154 and 4l0 featured
as Brookland Recreations swept Co.
lumbia. With Tony Santini hitting
for 1893. Bethesda No. 2 blasted Gov
ernment Printing Once with 663
and 1,841. Lucky Strike routed
Northeast Temple, winning the mid
die skirmish by one pin. Dick Lees
153 and Pinky Bradt's 373 led the
victors. Clarendon-Ic Palace post
poned.
Standings: Hi-Skor, 1873; Lucky
Strike, 14-7; Brookland, 1873; Be-
thesda, No. l, 1873; King Pin. 1873;
Silver Spring, 1873; Bethesda No. 2,
lilo: Hyattsville, lilo; Ice Palace.
80; GPO. 1910; Clarendon, 8-10;
Colonial Village, TIA; Columbia,
TIA; Fort Davis, ALI; Greenway,
ALI.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
BY BEN McALWEE.

Flashing the brand of pinspilling
that more than a decade ago won
him the country's No. duckpin
title, Joe Harrison last night at Fort
Davis led the charge with season
record set of 459 as Bethesda Bowl
ing Center's No. l team smothered
Fort Davis with a new high season
team count of 2,013 in the District
League.
With games of 100, 172 and 1877 the
former duckpin king cracked Team
mate Jack Talbert's AS of several
weeks ago. Waldorf Reeds 146-413
and Bill Clampitt's 153-405 were
big factors as the Bethesdans topped
Hi-Skor's week-old mark of 2,01l
by two pins with 637 and 695.
The keen individual battle saw
Sam Simon of Hi-Skor despite
shrinking his average to 130-l2 for
81 games gaining the lead frop Bub
Guethler of Lucky Strike, who
dropped to 129-11. Simon posted
1880, while Guthler was away
of form with 338.
Except for the pacesetting Hi
Skor's 2-1 win from GreenWay
clean sweeps decided the other six
matches. Hi-Skor barely escaped
beating, winning the odd game, GAG
to $40. Greenway made its best
showing Of the season with 1921 as
Peck led with 376. Bill Buckner,s 39l
was best for the league leaders.
King Pin whitewashed Colonial
Village with 651 and 1909 as Bob
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Growing Strength Of Redskins
Shown in Release of Keenan,

ence. Fiorentino was pretty good
but looking back on the guards the
Skins have had he wasn't in their
class.
Let's see, there was Larry Fuller,
Larry Johnson, Bob Sneddon. Bar
ney Foltz, Jim North, Ed Merkle
and Mitchell Ucovich in addition
to those mentioned above. Per-
sonally, you had to like them all.
Without them the Redskins would
have been packed away in moth
balls for the duration. That the
Tribe finished third last season,
and came within an ace of winning
the Eastern title, is tribute to the
hard work and cooperation Of this
crew and the coaching staff.
A lucky break for Philadelphia in
the league opener enabling the
Eagles to get 31-31 tie with the
inspired Skins, and bum decision
at New York, which nullified Joe
Aguirre's field goal and cost Wash
lngton 16-all tie, sealed the Tribes
fate. 1t was a good job, but this
year the picture is changing as
rapidly as woman's mind. And as
more men return you'll see rosters
and starting lineups changing all
over the league. The Redskins, for
example, are down to 81 players.
Two holes are being left open de-
Hberately for returning vets, but
if five or six reappear who have
more on the ball than some of the
81, there will be more changes.
The only safe prediction that can
be made about this race is that it
will end December 9 and that the
Redskins will be at the playoff if
they have to buy tickets.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Slowly but surely the Redskins are
shaking off their wartime pallor
and assuming the robust appearance
of happier hunting days when they
and the New York Giants controlled
the Eastern side of the National
Football League boulevard.
Attention was focused on this fact
today by Jack Keenan's release. The
utility lineman was the 14th men,
ber of last years squad to go. Not
all were wartime draftees, and the
roster as it stands still may not be
stabilized. If a trade or deal of any
kind can be made to bolster further
the team it will be made. q
Only one of the IA players who
finished the IA season and since
have departed from the wigWam is
out of the game entirely. Clyde
Shugart, guard on the 40 league
championship combination, played
part-time last season when the
patched-up Skins suddenly found
themselves with fighting chance
to get into the playoff. This year
Shugart decided to stick to his dairy
company swivel chair.
Ted Lapka and Joe Zeno, end and
tackle. were inducted into military
service. Andy Farkas, another pre-
war standby, was sold to Detroit
All the rest, including Al Fiorentino
and Frank Seno, could be cata-
logued as Stitch-in- n-time material
that kept the Skins from coming
apart at the seams when Uncle Sam
began drafting men for his team.
Seno might have the stuff. but he
had only year of college expert
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Hi-Skor Retains Game Navy Selects Gerber
Lead by 80 Victory As Starter Saturday

Hi-Skor maintained its one-game
lead in the Ladies District League
with a 80 victory over Red Circle
last night, while the runnerup Sill
yer Spring stayed at the heels of
the pacesetter by WhiteWashing
Clarendon. Hi-Skor has won 18 of
81 games. Evelyn Saunders 346
was high for Silver Spring.
King Pin handed the champion
Brookland Recreations a 81 trim
ming as Mary Magnetic Brown led
with 1863. Lois Gladding rolled 371
for the losers. Emma Bourne's 1873
and 349 gave Lafayette~a 81 edge
over Bethesda Bowling Center.
Mae Diehl starred with 153 and
391 as Chevy Chase Ice Palace took
the odd game from Alexandria
Rosslyn beat Temple, 2-1, with
Jessie Keith rapping out 346.
A meeting to organize major
tenpin league will be held at
Sunday night at Arcadia. 1t. F. l..
Olson, prime factor in the new
loop, can be contacted by dialing
Republic 7400, Branch 7407.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
ST. John S Shifts Backs
For Western Contest

st. Johns will have more potent
scoring punch against Western to-
morrow if backfeld switch works
out according to Coach Angus
Lamond's we'll laid calculations. Even
so, Western will be heavy favorite
to hand the Cadets another spank
ing.
Lamond has installed Harry
O'Meara at fullback and sent
"Knute" Flannery to OMeara's old
tailback position in hopes of produc-
ing a better balanced attack.
O'Meara has tremendous driving
power for a 150-pounder and is set
up along the Andy Farkas type
Flannery has lot of speed and
elusiveneSs and at tailback will have
more opportunity to show his ability
as broken field runner.
Jimmy Richeson will start at
center for the Cadets, replacing
Hank Ball, who is nursing a leg
injury.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Penn Mentor, AiIinq,
Will Be Spectator
AT Navy Contest
Bv The Associated PRESS

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Ailing
George Munger will be lust a spec
tator" when his University of Penn
sylvania eleven meets Navy Satur-
day in one of the Nations top
ranking gridiron clashes.
1t will be the first game the
Quakers weren't coached by their
youthful mentor since 1888. He was
hospitalized yesterday suffering
from grippe, but expects to sit on
the bench during the game.
His job will be taken by Line
Coach Rae Crowthers and End
Coach Paul Riblett.
In spite of the Middies' relatively
poor offensive showing against
Georgia Tech last week, there is no
optimism along the banks of the
Schuylkill.
That Navy team always plays
its best football on Franklin field" :"
observed Publicity Director Joe
Labrum, speaking for Munger.
Last year the Middies held Penn,
unbeaten to that date, to minus
yardage from scrimmage in rolling
to 26-0 victory.
Penn's offensive is more versatile
this year, with such wing-footed
backs as Bob Deuber of Brighton,
N. j., and Don Schneider of Lam
caster, but Munger doesn't figure the
Qeakers to have the stamina to
withstand the Navy power.
The game is a sellout with an at
tendance of 1900 assured, and
there are plenty of Quaker City
folk who think Penn can turn the
trick
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Western Rated Over
81. John S, Landon
Over 6. u. Preps

With no alibis for picking Central
over Tech in the feature game OF
last week ends interhigh football
series, here goes with the old crystal
ball and a few winners for this week
Tomorrow's games:
Tech at Wilson-Wilson is the
! sleeper" team of the circuit and
due to explode any day now, while
Tech is fresh from that 1915 win
over Central. On the form showed
against the Vikings, Tech is the
favorite. Wilson also sports win
over Central. however, and reports
from scouts have the Green Tigers
rarin' to go. Choice-Wilson.
Coolidge at Central - Central,
broken up by st. Johns and kicked
around by Tech, doesn't seem to
have the guns to take an unbeaten
eleven that has weight, experience
and plenty of talented reserves.
Choice-Coolidge.
AnacOstia in Soft Spot.
Roosevelt at nacoStia-Anacostia
the surprise team of the year, along
with Coolidge is a hot title con-
tender, with an aerial attack that
is tops in the loop. Roosevelt hasn t
shown anything so far and Anacos-
tia may run up the days biggest
score. Choice-Anacostia.
St. Johns at Scholastic
footballs S64 question still is-when
is ST. Johns going to get started?
The JohnnieS haven't hit their stride
yet and may do it tomorrow, but
Western appears to be just bit too
much for them. The Red Raiders
gave mighty Eastern a bad scare
last week. Choice-Western.
Gonzaga at George Washington
The one sure thing of the day.
Those Swampoodle Wildcats just
can't be licked, while George Wash
ington has been knocked off by little
Fairfax. Choice-Gonzaga.
Georgetown Prep at Landon-
Geoffery Van B. Slagle, old-time
pro footballer, who is director of
athletics at Landon, may have
something to smile about after this
one. Choice-Landon.
Dewitt at -Lee-Gene
Gould & Co. are in for stiff fight
this time, but should come out on
top. Choice-Devitt.
Charlotte Hall at st. AlbanS-
Charlotte Hall took a $50 pasting
from Calvert Hall, while the Saints
are getting hotter every day. Choice
st. Adams.
Blair at Friends-Blair, with the
first football team in its history, is
improving daily, but Friends is no
body's pushover. Choice-Blair.
Bulls at West Point Plebes-You
never can sell Bulls short and they
beat Army, 1912, last year, but the
Plebes are loaded. Choice-Plebes.
r McC
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Wilson Coolidge, Anacostia Named to Win Series Contest
No RuciuI Issue in Cubuns
Is Griffs Reply to Hickey

In reply to a published statement
attributed to Branch Hickey, presi-
dent Of the Brooklyn Dodgers, that
the Washington club had employed
Negro ballplayers described as Gu
bans, Clark Grif1th. president Of
the Nationals declared today: ut is
true ! have signed Cuban players
over long period of years, but they
always have been acceptable in or
ganized baseball. So far as I am
concerned there is no racial prob
lem involved In this matter"
Mr.. Grif1th issued his statement
in connection with retaliatory COM
ment by the Dodger chieftain after
the Washington magnate questioned
the ethics OF the Brooklyn club in
signing Jack Robinson, star of the
Negro Kansas City Monarchs for
its Montreal farm.
"It was not my intention to en-
ter into any controversy with
Branch hickey in connection with
the Player Robinson case" he said.
Il simply was commenting on the
ethics in the method Of obtaining
the player. I always have believed
that contracts and players under
reservation with any recognized
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Gets Degree, Marries,
Keeps Busy on Grid
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Oct. 25.-Its a
busy week for 20-year-old George
Clark, backfield star of the Duke
Blue Devils.
Yesterday, in exercises in the Duke
Chapel, he received his B. A. degree
and ensign's commission in the
naval ROTC. Today, in the same
chapel. he'll take bride Charlotte
Dunford Anderson of Raleigh. I'm
mediately thereafter, he'll hop a
train with the rest of the Duke
football team for New York and a
Polo Grounds date with Army's
Cadets on Saturday.
Then, after a weekend honey
moon in New York, he hopes his
Navy leave will last long enough to
permit his playing against Georgia
Tech in Atlanta November 8 be-
fore reporting for duty at Norfolk,
Va.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
will Fly War Heroes
To Grid Game Here

War heroes will be flown to Wash
ington from both the Tuskegee, Ala,
and Goldman, KY, Army Air Fields
to support the powerful Tuskegee
War Hawks when they meet North
Carolina State Colleges Eagles of
Durham, N. c., in the fourth annual
Negro Capital classic at Griffith
Stadium Saturday night at $50.
1t. Bill Bell and his 33-man Tuske-
gee football squad reported here
early this morning and scheduled
secret practices for Banneker Field
this afternoon and tomorrow. The
Eagles will put in an appearance
tomorrow and will step through
final light workout before the OPEN
ing whistle.
Two B-5s and pair of P-51s from
Tuskegee will transport the overseas
veterans here for Saturday nights
ceremonies and the expedition will
include Col. Noel F. Parrish, COM
manding officer of the base.