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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
SLOW. DEMoKRATsK1 KLUB

Jutri priredi piknik SLOW. de-
mokratski klub v Euclidu, pix
mix ma Louis Zgoncovih prosto-
rib ma Eddy Rd., Wickliffe, o.
Kdor Sc hoce tia peljati, maj bo
pred SLOW. druStvenim domom
ali cerkve sv. Kristine oh 2. uri
popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
ANGLIA 30 TRENIRALA
GRADBENE DELlAVCE

LONDON. - AngleSka vlada
je naznanila, da bo izmed odpu-
scenih vojakov izbrala 200, 600
moi, lkatcre se DO izvezbalo ~
delo v stavbeni industriji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
RACIJA IA cEVLJE Sc
KONGA v 8 MESECIa7

NEW YORK, 3. avg.-Informi.
rani krogi v ceveljsRi industriji
so mnenja, da bo racija cevljev
najbrze koncana v teku treh me
secev. Do tega zakljucka priha
jajo radi nizanja narocil "a vo
iaSke namene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
To pot bodo Nemci vedeli, da so bill porazeni

BERLIN 3. augusta - Il zakljuekov, katere napra
viii predsednk Truman, premier Stain in mnisrsk pred
sednik Attlee Potsdamu, e asno da Nemci to pot
bodo mogli dvot, da bill porazeni, ozroma da VOL
ma ne izplaca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
Bombniki obdai Japonsko
z minskimi polji; nacrti "a
arneri$ko-britsko ofenziivo

GUAM 3. augusta - Medtem ko nezprosna zracna
ofenziva proti Japonsk diva neugnano slo napre je
danes komanda 20 zracne se naznanila, da amersk
superbombnki Japonsko poponoma odreza cd kontinen
ta1ne Aziie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04

Knjigo, XII Sc imenuje "Dnev-
Mix" je spisal podpolkovnik Via
dimir Dedijer, XII Sc je skozi vso
osvobodilno borbo boril kot Clan
Titovega staba in Sc danes vrnil
v Belgrad il Zed. drzav, kjer je
bill Clan jugoslovanske delegaci-
je ma konferenci v San Francis
Gu. Srbsko pisana knjiga je IT,
skana " latinici namesto " Girl
lici in Sc sedaj prevaja tudi v
ruski in bolgarski jerk.
Izsel je samo prvi zvezek, to-
da polk. Dedijer upa, da bodo
ostaI zvezki knjige izsli Sc TO
poletje.
Prvi popolni opis partizanske
borbe Y Jugoslaviji
Kolikor je tukaj znano, je to
prvi pcpolni opis jugoslovanske-
Ga partizanskega gibanja in po-
seda torej znatno zgodovinsko
vaznost. Knjiga je bila spisana
med dolgimi pohodi v solske pi-
sanke, katere je zvezal skupaj
neki partizanski prijatelj pisa
telja, pred dezjem pa je bila OBJ
varovana zavojem, narejenim
il blaga sestreljenega osiscnega
letala.
Still knjige je rezek. Pisatelj je
moral svoje pripovedovanje &C.
sto skrciti. Del rokopisa je uni
Gil dez, akoravno ga je varoval
z najvecjo skrbjo; tekom velike
ofenzive leta 1943, nj obdrzal pri
sebi drugega kot dnevnik in svo.
jo pusko. Ko je bill pisatelj v je.
semi 1943 ranjen, je rokopis il.
rocil gen. Milovanu Djilasu, Xxi
je sedaj minister "a crno goro
v vladi marSala Tita. Gen. Djilas
ga je v jeseni 1914 nesel v Mo
skvo.
Knjiga je bogato ilustrirana S
slikani, mnoge katerih so stra'
sne, tekozn okupacije in il parti
zanskih bojev, ter fotostatieni'
mi doku1nenti, katerini Sc do
kazuje sodelovanje gen. Draze
Mihajlovica osiscem proti mar
salu Titu.
Naeslnik britske misije vsdel {
napadu ma partizans
Polk Dedijer trdi, da je pred
Mihajlovicem napadom ma srb
ske posrajine, XII SO jih drzal
partizani v jeseni 1941, dospels
| britska vojaska misija, kateri je
stal ma eelu stotnik Bill Hudson
(znan pod psevdonimom Marko
XII je bill pozneje poslan ma Poll
sko). Pisatelj trdi, da je prihoe
te nisije bill signal "a Mihajlovi
cev napad in pravi: "Stotnik,
Hudsonu je bio dobro znano gle
de pripray "a napad ma partiza
me-"
/ Polk. Dedijer pripoveduje, ka
ko je spomladi 1912 dospel
podnornico ma tajni misiji ma
jor Terence Atherton, bivsi brit
ski Gasnikar, ki ie pred vojno !
Belgradu izdajal "The Balkan
4 Herald ia The South Slav Her
I Iald,' ter dosegel glavni sta1
! marsha Tita v Foci. Potem pa j,
lizginil pravi polk. Dedijer, te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
Nobenih tajnih sporazumov
sprejetih " Potsdamu

Predsednik Truman je repor-
terjem tudi povedal, da nj kon-
ferenci v Potsdamu napravil no
benin tajnih sporazumov kakr-
Snekoli vrste S Stalinom in Att
lee-om. Dale je bilo naznanje-
no, da bo predsednik Truman
prihodnji teden takoj po povrat-
ku domov podal ljudstvu obsir-
no porocilo o konferenci velikih
treh potion radija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04
HITLER OsVOBOJEN,
TODA ALOIS - NE ADOLF
HAMBURG, 3. augusta. -

Britske oblasti so spustile ma
prosto Aloisa Hitlerja, polbrata
Adolfa, XII je bill sest tednov v
preiskovalnem zaporu. MOI, XII
je tekom vojne vodil gostilno v
Berlinu, ocividno nj incl nobene
zveze S politiko. Tekom izprase-
vanja je bill silno preplasen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-04

Sleherna vaznejsa luka ma ja-
ponskih domacih otokih je bila
il zraka posejana minami, pra-
wi porocilo 20. zracne komande,
in ma enak nacin Sc je zabloka-
diralo tudi vse luke cd Koreje
pa do sovjetsko mandzurske me-
je
MA KROVU KRIzARKE
"AUGUSTA," 2. avgusta-Da-
mes je bilo uradno naznanjeno,
da je vrhovna komanda Zed. dr.
zav in Velike Britanije tekom
konference v Potsdamu zacrtala
program "a podvzetje novih mo-
gocnih udarcev "a skorajsen
zlom Japonske in osvoboditev
vseh ozemlj, XII Sc nahajajo v ja-
ponski oblasti.
Wits obstoji, da bo veeji del
bojne zone ma Pacifiku, XII Sc Sc
daj nahaja pod komando gen.
MacArthurja izrocena lord u
Mountbattenu, XII je sedaj po-
veljnik zavezniskih sill JUNO
vzhodni Aziji.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29

hor { at IS Poee Street here
last I'D" n ~ ~. @i'a. 20
ziers death came as the result
Dozier's death came as the resul
Of illness from which she bod sui
fered for the past two years or
more.
Surviving are her husband, q
daughter. Mrs. Mary Dozier Beale,
and a number Of other relatives.
Active pail bearers for the Fun
eral rites were: Dea. II. C. Crockett,
Dea. /. virgins, Bro. Akron Turn
er. Dea. Richard Harris. Dea T. 9.
Colmon, and Bro. G. Taylor.
Honorary pail bearers were: Bro.
r. Young, T. c. Lockett. VIII Jack
son, E.. D. Griffin, G. Bridges, and
Henry Brooks.
Rev. c. l.. West was the official
ing minister.
Interment was in Elemwood &C.
metary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29

to the United States. In his CONVEX
sation with his parents he ex-
pressed the hope of being able to
reach home for Christmas either
through furlough or by discharge.
The unit with which he has SER
we'd was scheduled to return to
Camp Lejeume, N. G. where they
were trained and then sent over
seas in 1913.
When indicted into military SER
vice Pfc. Bender was a member of
the Sophomore Glass of TougaIoo
College and win return to the col
lege Immediately upon discharge to
take up where he left off. Following
MS college work at Tougaloo ne
plans to enter Meharry College at
Nashville, Tennessee.
Many friends joined with the
proud parents in their happiness
at his safe return.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
Card Of Thanks

1 take this means to extend the
seasons best wishes and to extend
heart felt thanks and deepest ap-
probation to the many friends who
were so nice to me during my re-
cent illness.
Nettye Perkins
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
Mississippians
AT st. Emma
Military School

ROCK CASTLE, Va. - Among
the students enrolled at famed st.
Emma Military School here, one of
the oldest institutions of its kind
in the nation for the training of
Negro youth are three MISSISSIPPI
plans.
Listed from the state of Missis-
sippi are:
Cadet Joseph Thomas, age H.,
visiting his Guardians, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Money, 9l73 North St.,
Vicksburg, Miss. Cadet Thomas is
in the tenth grade at ST. Emma
taking a course in Agriculture and
Beef Cattle
Cadet Edward Peter Wright, age
IA, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward P. Wright, ST., GAL
Jackson St., Pascagoula, Miss Ca
Diet Wright is in The 9th grade at
st. Emma.
Cadet Francis x. Barial age II,
will spend his holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Barial, 785 North
Pascagoula St, Pascagola, Miss. Ca
Diet Barial isa Senior at st. Emma
and is taking a course in Auto
Mechanics.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
ONE OF THE GAYEST
PARTIES OF THE SEASON

was out to the home of Mr..
and Ms. Seutter Owens the other
night, where the employees of the
Almo-Booker T. Theatre got to-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
BY PERCY GREENE
PARISH STREET SATURDAY


I Just couldn't get into the feel
ing that generally comes to me
around the festive table as We
Saturday nighters make ready to
enjoy our regular repast Of Fish
and Beer for thinking what l
might say here to make you know
how I feel about the many kind
things that you have said about
and done for me during the past
year, and what / made up my
mind to say goes also for those
who have said and done what
might not be altogether regarded
as being kind From all over the
land I got some Christmas cards
and seasons greetings from friend
ships of old and some newly made
whose memory of me is but a re-
Election of the memories I hold
for them.
I drift off into revere of
thought as the boys around our
Fish and Beer talk of Christmas
and Christmas Cheer, but I could
arrive at nothing entirely new to
say. SO among the Christmas cards
and seasons greeting as 1 look
through them I found these little
lines so much expressive of what
/ wanted to say but never could
quite have gotten together So I
put them here as My Christmas
Greeting, My New Years Wishes
and best wishes of the season to
you and you and you. GOOD
LUCK, GOOD CHEER AND HAP
PINESS. NOW AND THROUGH
THE NEW YEAR -. YOU'VE
HEARD 1T AGAIN AND AGAIN:
BUT IF IT'S BEE SAID MORE
SINCERELY THAN NOW. I'M
SURE ! WOULDN'T. KNOW
HOW.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
GLOVER MOORE

=. Popular, widely known and well
liked East jackson business man
has just taken over the operation
of Glover's Cafe on the Fannin
Road which was for a long time
under the exclusive operation of
his wife He says that as soon as
material and Workmen can be got
ten together the place is going to
be turned into one of the most
beautiful along the Fannin Road
and that the place viii be operated
in high class manner, with en-
phasis on good order and good
manners with the prices right on
everything.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
Delinquent Home
Youths Show
Many Talents

RAYMOND Miss--Many of the
boys at the home for Negro
Deliquent Youth here have latent
talents which they have never had
chance to cultivate. There are
1 few who have been sent hers
whose aptitudes have already come
to the foreground.
Some of them have become Past
Masters in farming. cooking, caring
eor stock, and milking. One boy
with only the meagre equipment
provided has become proficient in
making ayr-handles. lap rings,
single trees, etc.
A lot of sewing and mending for
he boys is done by lad OF thirteen
who knew nothing about a sewing
machine when he first arrived here.
Now he makes pajamas, shirts,
trousers, and even shorts. Those
who saw the EXHIBITS at the state
fair in Jackson saw his handiwork
A few of the boys have been mads
Majors and have under their con-
troll certain number of boys The
boys also have student council
which tries minor infractions and
metes out punishment.
At present there are fifty boys
here. This is the last of a series
of discussions on the Delinquent
Home. We hope the public is more
familiar with the policies and ad-
ministration here. Again, you are
invited to pay the home a visit at
any m.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
Funeral Rites
Held For Mrs. Mary
Butler DOzier

Funeral Rites were held at CIayks
Street Baptist Church at 2 P. M,
Monday, December "a, for Mrs.
Mary Butler Dozier, the wife of
M C. Dozjer wcll known Build
ing Contractor, who died at her
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
List Negro Units
To Wear Arrowhead

3286th, 3287th, 3288th, 3289th
3299th and 3300th Quartermaster
Service Companies; 3425th, 3426th,
3427th Quartermaster Truck Co.
NORMANDY, April and z, 1915
Birth Chemical Battalion, 226tn,
227th, 223th and 229th Port Conn.,
panies, 27Oth, 271st, 272nd and 273d
Port Companies, 320th Antiaircraft
Artillery Balloon Barrage Battalion
very low altitude,) 4042nd Quarter
master Truck Co 3275th and 4144th
Quartermaster Service Co.
1t is expected that other Negro
units will be added to the foreign
list.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29

WASHINGTON, d. c. (SNS)-
80 Negro fighting outfits which
went ashore with amphibious
assault units in campaigns from
Sicily to Normandy have been re-
ported as entitled to wear the
bronze service arrowhead, the War
department announced today.
Only one bronze service arrow
head, given for hitting the beaches
in the initial assault wave, may be
worn on a theater ribbon, regard
less Of the number of assault land
ings participated in by the wear
er.
The 80 outfits with campaigns
SICILY, July to IL, 1913; Celia
Licata, Scogliti- 603rd and 608th
Ordnance Ammunition Companies.
and 16, 1944-93rd Quartermaster
Railhead Company, t24th Engineer
Dump Truck Co. 549th Quarter
master LaundrY Co., 3250th, 3277tn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
UP AND DOWN PARISH STREET

gether for celebration. Plenty of
the stuff that make you happy and
gay !. a dinner pepared with the
expert craftsmanship of long ex-
perience by Mr.. E. H. jackson, ia
Their of Leroy Jackson the popular
manager of the Almo-Booker T.
was all that could be saked for by
the most discriminating taste the
menu with a Turkey Base and
looked like something from the
Rue Montmartie enjoying the cell
ebration were: Ethel Williams, Mar
tina Luckett, Will Wade, Ollie Pat
terson. Pearline Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Williams. Ora Bradley,
Rose Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Benson, George Howell, Rayford
Moore, Robert Owens, Ed Henry.
and Leroy Jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
Pfc. ]. Ebert
Returns To States

TOUGALOO, Miss Word was
received here last week that Pic.
T Elbe"t Bender. ". S. Marines.
51st Defense Battalion. arrived in
the United States on December ~
after serving % months in the
South Pacific.
Pfc. Bender is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. w. A. Bender, TougaIoo
College, who upon his arrival IN
California Immediately telephoned
his parents here of his safe return
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
TWO HAPPY PEOPLE

Two of the happiest people at
this season of the year when ev-
eybody is generally happy are =. =.
Rev. w. A. Bender and Ruth
Mrs. Owens) Douglass of Touga-
loo. Rev. Bender is happy al
though he lays all the fuss and
feathers to his wife because his
son J. Ebert has just returned af-
ter % months overseas. and Mrs
Owens is happy because of the re-
turn of her husband, Lieut. Owens
who got back Monday night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
SOCIETY SLANTS

Miss Geneva Jackson, former
resident Of the city who is now
making her home in Detroit, Mich
became the bride of Mr.. Clarence
Anderson in private ceremony
last week. The groom was recently
honorably discharged from the
Army after period of service
which included several months in
the European Theatre of Opera
tons. The couple viii spend the
Xmas holidays at the home Of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Anderson of Whitfield Street,
after which they will visit CHI
agp and Des Moines, Ia, before
returning to Detroit where they
will be honored with a reception
The bride plans to continue her
graduate studies at Wayne Uni
versity in Detroit.
Mrs. Emma NeWSon formerly of
Jackson who is now making her
home in Detroit, Mich, is here
visiting relatives and friends dur
ing the holidays.
Miss Algier Moore of Chicago is
Addition.
MIR. Amos Wheatley who has
been living in Chicago for sew
eral years is spending the holi-
days with his parents.
Miss Marcella McAlong of De-
troit is visiting in the city.
Home for the holidays: Misses
Beverly Robinson, GWendolyn
Greene, Margaret Marshall, Annie
Robinson, Gloria Tops, Inez Col
Inns, Ora Lee Jones, and Pearline
Burns of billiard University, New
Orleans, La; Lois Crawford, Nell
da Ruth Clark, Varon Owens,
Messrs. H. L. Denton, Jr., Phillip
Reed, o. F. Smith, Gilbert Mason,
Tennessee State College; Misses
Nora Lou Chambliss, Earlene Cobb
Fisk University, Jeralyn B. Keel
ings st. Augustine College, Ar
thur B. Keeling. Virginia State
College, Miss Myrtle r. Haynes,
Ida B. Patton, Tuskegee Institute,
and Ruth L. Tells of West Vir-
ginia State College as we'll as many
others whose names did not appear
here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
BEN AIKENS
THE WELL KNOWN SCULP-

THE WELL KNOWN SCULP-
TOR is planning a life size statue
of the late Gov. Paul 3. Johnson
to be presented to Jackson Col
lege for erection on the college
campus. The work will be done on
public subscription and those who
cherish the memory Of Governor /.
the greatest friend of the Negro
in the state to occupy the Cover
ner's Chair since the Civil War. I.
will have chance to prove it by
donating to this fund. The pro-
ject already has the approval of
the highest state officials. 49,. and
will be sponsored by the Jackson
Advocate
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-12-29
WEEKLY QUOTATION

Ring out the Old, Ring in the
new, Ring, Happy Bells across the
snow; The year is going let him
go; Ring out the false, ring in the
true"
Alfred Tennyson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-30
Cards Cop 7luin Bill; T..
Cooper, .Lanier Hurl

CINCINNATI, April 90 R -
Morton Cooper made his first start
of the season today and got credit
for winning as the St. Louis Cards
beat the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 8
in the nightcap of doubleheader
after Max Lanier defeated Cincin-
natl in the opener, 2-1. Cooper al
lowed but one hit up to the sew
enth inning when he was lifted as
the Reds got to him for three
straight singles.
Bucky Walters, still trying for
his first victory, was the loser in
the second game and in the eight
innings he pitched, he allowed
seven hits and four runs. The
Cards leaped on Hold Lisenbee, his
successor. in the ninth for three
runs.
Frank Mccormick, Cincinnati
first baseman who is better known
for his hitting than fleetness afoot,
stole three bases, including home,
in the second game.
The first game was brilliantly
pitched by both Lanier and Frank
Dasso, Cincinnati rookie who won
the Pacific Coast Leagues strike
out title last season. The Reds
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-30
Ferriss Blanks As
As Cronin''s Red Scr
Sweep Doubleheader

PHILADELPHIA, April 2e-R,
The Boston Red sox won both
ends of a twin bill today from
the Philadelphia Athletics, captur-
ing a 13-inning nightcap 6-3 and
taking the opener 20.
Rookie Dave Ferriss, recently
discharged from the Army Air
Forces, pitched his first major
league game in the opener before
23,828 Shibe Park fans. He BANKED
the Mackmen 20, scattering five
safe blows, and dubbed three hits
in as many trips to the plate.
Bobo Newsom was charged with
the defeat, his second against one
victory.
Jess Flores had the nightcap
sewed up 81 with two out in the
ninth when Indian Bob Johnson
injected some life in the, Bosox
attack, blasting a home run with
one aboard to knot the count.
A double, two singles and
long fly by Johnson added three
to the Bosox score in the 18th and
sent Flores down to his first de-
feat of the year. Reliefer Pinky
Woods was the winning pitcher.
The double win gave the Sox the
series, three games to one, and
their third straight victory after
dropping their first eight games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-30
cats, C0LDSBoR0
WILL CLASH TODAY

In the event that the weather
man decides to stop all the non
sense, New Hanover Highs Wild
cats will journey to Goldsboro this
afternoon to play their fifth con-
ference tilt Of the season, against
Coach Morris Jeffreys' Earthquakes.
The first 'Cat-'Quake fracas was
rained out after four innings of
play. The second scheduled game
was called off last Tuesday because
of a constant drizzle, and the third
time the game was scheduled,
Coach Jeffreys called and said that
Goldbug diamond was not nearing
the stage Of overflow. but that
the rain was coming down in tor
rents.
No word has been received from
Coach Jeffreys, or anyone in
Goldsboro for that matter, and
going on the assumption that the
place is still there-the Hanover
ians will attempt to finish what
was started in Wilmington nearly
month ago.
The 'Quakes studded with many
of last years returning lettermen,
have made a good showing thus
far in the conference. Their only
losses have been to Wilson and
Rocky Mount, while they have gone
on the warpath and lifted Raleigh's
and Durham's scalps.
The locals, who showed up much
better than expected against Brog-
denis eyes Friday, should be able
TO give the Goldbugs run for
their money, but it would be! we'll
to remember when specializing as
to the outcome OF the game, that
Goldsboro Was leading the locals
40 when their initial tilt was
postponed.
Coach Dandelake made several
changes in his starting lineup for
me wilson game, allowing jim
my Smith to take over shortstop,
and letting Levy Heath do the
catching.
Kenneth Rogers, who held the
hard-hitting Cyclones to nine base
blows in nine innings, will prob
ably get the nod to start of on
the mound for the Cats
Vic James, who has been bat
ting in eighth and ninth place in
the batting order, has been the
Cat slugger in the last two games,
polling out four for five in Durham
game, and two for two in the Will
son game.
The Goldsboro nine has three
possible starting twirlers, Malpass,
Rose and Hallow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-30
WALKER H0MERS
AS BUNS WALL0P
new WORKERS, 4-3

BROOKLYN, April o. P) -
Dixie Walkers home run Win TWO
on in the eighth inning enabled tne
Brooklyn Dodgers to come from
behind and defeat the New YORK
Giants 4-3 before 25,036 fans To-Day.
The wallop gave the Dodgers the
series, two games to one. Dixie
connected off Any (Swede) Han
sen after Goodie Rosen singled and
Augie Galan drew a pass. Ace
Adams then replaced Hansen ana
prevented further scoring but the
damage had been done.
Hal Gregg gained his second VIC
tory of the season allowing only
four hits and famed seven bat
tiers. The Giants scored their llrst
two runs in the third on singles
by Johnny Rucker and Mel OFT,
pass to George Hausmann and
Steve Filipowicz' outfield fly.
In the fourth the Dodgers scored a
run on Eddie Stanky's single, an
error by Filipowicz which enabled
Stanky to reach third, and single
hv Pocap