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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
NOV OTOK SE JE PO-
JAVIL v KOLUlIBIU

BOGOTA, 81. marca (O.N.
Al Y zalivu Kartagena Sc je
dvignil il morja nov otok, ka-
terega povrsina je priblizno ce-
trt kvadratne mile. Ma otoku
Sc nahaja vec vulkanskih kra-
1terjev. Nastanek tega novega
otoka je najprze Y zvezi 2 zi-
w hnim delovanjem raxlicnih
Will kanov na onenjehen ozem-
I'M y teku xadnjihs nneaecey.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
16-LETNA SHIRLEY TEMPLE
ZAROCENA S SARZENTOM

HOLLYWOOD, 6. aprila. -
Starsi 16letne igralke Shirley
Temple, XII nastopa v filmih liza
detinstva, so danes naznanili, da
je niih hcerka zarocena S 24-let-,
MIN armadnem sarzentom John
George Agar-jem, XII je dodeljen
zracni sill. Naznanilo o zaroki
pa dostavlja, da Sc dvojica ne DO
porocila Sc vsaj dive ali tri leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
Russia vidi konec sporov med slovanskimi
narodi; vloga, katero igra Rdeca vojska

MOSKVA, g. aprila (poroca C. L. Sulzberger "New
York Tmes) - Glasilo sovjetske armade 'Krasnaja
zvezda e danes objavilo clanek kaere e receno da
bodo narod Europe brez dvoma e obcutek hvaleznost
napram Rdec vojsk radi vloge katero igrala nhovi
osvobodtv in da to vela Sc prav posebno narode
vzhodni in juznovzhodn Evropi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
MEDNARODNJ BANKIR
ZVRsH SAMOMOR

NORTH GRANVILLE, N. Y,
8. aprila. Ma trait pred svojim
domom 81 je danes pognal kro-
glo Y glavo Leon Fraser, star Sc
let, predsednik First National
.banke Y New Yorlu ii medina
rodno poznani bankir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
! POGREB

Pogreb pokOjnega Louis Pc
novich se bo vrsil v sredo oh 1.
uri popoldne il August F. Sve-
tex pogrebnega zavoda, 489 2.
152 ST., Y cerkev sv. Sava ma p.
36 ST. OBJ 2. uri ia nato ma rus
ko pokopalisce sv. Teodo osija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
Ponaanjkanje xganja

Il Columbusa Sc poroca, da
prometne tezave utegnejo po-
vzrociti pomanjkanj zganja Y
severnem Ohiju. Govori Sc tudi,
da Sc DO zacelo racijonirati
gin, Cigar prodaja je bila do
slej neomejena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09

so bill oni sami pokoncani ma
silicon nacin.
Strahotna eksekucija v prisot-
nOsi sOrOdnikOv
Neki Poljak z imenom Tho
mas Konaszewski, XII je bill pri-
ca eksekucije, je pozneje poro-
cal:
"Skoro sleherni, XII je videl
strasni PRIOR, je incl brata,
oceta ali moza v nemski kon-
centracijski kampi. Bio je kot
bi clovek gledal umiranje svoje
lastne krvi in mesa"
Konaszewski pravi, da so sc
mladi naciji med eksekucijo OBJ
nasali kot da so cirkusu, vese-
10 vzklikujoe, ko so padala tru-
pla zrtev.
Mednarodno poznana osebnost
pred vojno
Greiser je bill pred vojno kot
predsednik sonata v prostem
mestu Gdansku mednarodno po-
znana osebnost.
Leta 1886 je ma seJ sveta Lii
lge narodov v zenevi besno ma
padal ligin svet in pri odhodu il
zbornice britskemu zunanjem
ministru Edenu, XII je seji predse-
ldoval, dial nacijski pozdrav, po-
tenn pa mu je pokazal oslo.
Gauleiter" "a okrozje Po-
znanj je bill imenovan Cd Hitler
| j. u oktobru 1889. Clan nacij-
slee stranke je postal leta 1928.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
.Nacijjski rabelj
ma Poljskem bo
sojen v Rusijji

LONDON, 4. aprila. - Sow
jetski vojni bulletin je danes od-
kril, da so Rusi ujeli Arturja
Greiserja,. bivsega predsednika
senatu v Gdansku, XII je bill te-
kom nemske okupacije ma Poll
skem nacijski glavar v Pozna-
nju. Greiser je eden najbolj oso-
vrazerih nacijev in njegovo ime
Sc nahaja med p-vimi ma sezna-
rnu vojnih zlocincev.
Poleg Rudolfa Hessa, XII je po-
letel v Anglijo tik pred nem-
Skim napadom ma Rusijo, je
Greiser najvisje stojeci nacijski
vojni kriminalec, XII je bill do
danes ujet.
Bo placal "a svoje zlocine
oluIUJO
Sovjetsko porocilo, XII oznacu-
je Greiserja kot "rablja poljske-
ga naroda", opozarja, da je bill
on tisti, XII je leta 1912 ukazal
masno ustrelitev s. to poljskih
politienih kaznjencev, potera ko
sta bila cd nekega poljskega
sarzenta ubita diva agenta men,
skega Gestapa. Sorodniki zrtev
so morali prisostvovati masni
eksekuciji.
Tukaj ne obstoji nobenega
dvoma, da bo Rusija ujetega ma
cijskega glavarja posadila ma
zatozno klop in usmrtila, kakor
je storila ze ponovno z notoric-
mimi nemskirni vojnimi krimi-
nalci, XII so padli v roke Rdeci
vojski.
Sovjetsko porocilo opozarja,
da je Greiser oh neki priliki IL
javil, da Poljaki obstoje edino
zato, da delajo "a Nemce.
Rabelj je Mvel v strahu pred
- atentatom
Greiser Sc je tako bal "a svo.
je zivljenje, da nj nikdar poto-
val mixer ma Poljskem brez
mocne telesne straze, in kadal
je prisel v kak kraj ma urader
obisk, so bile ulice dalec mao.
krog zagrajene in yes promet j
bill dirigiran od> cest, po kateriE
sc je vozil.
Price, XII so bile ravzoce pr
masni eksekuciji, radi katere j
najbolj znan, pripovedujejo, ds
SO bile zrtve prisiljene same il
kopati grobove. Potem so bill
nesrecniki Y skupinah zveEar
skupaj in ustreljeni Y hrbeta
Potem ko Sc je prva skupins
zvrnila v masni grob,. 50 bill %
sojeni y drugi skupini pl.isiljen
ltrupla pokriti : slamo. Potter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09
RUSI OSVOBODILI
NADALJNE KRAJE
MA SLOVENSKEM

Il uradnega komunikeja Rde-
&c armade, XII je objavljen Y
''New York Times" 6. aprila, je
razvidno, da je Rdeca vojska, XII
je IL Madzarske udrla v severo-
zapadno Jugoslavijo, osvobodila
naslednje kraje v Sloveniji in
Hrvatski:
Dolenja Lendava, Mostje, Ma
la Subotica, Podturen, Gederov-
eli in Petisovci.
Uradni komunikej pravi, da S
cetami Rdece vojske sodelujejo
edinice bolgarske armade, in da
je bilo ma omenjeni dan osvobo-
jenih v omenjenem kompleksu
skupno okrog 40 naseljenih kra.
jew.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09

PEVSKI ZBOR 'sSLOVAN'
Seja psvskega zbora ..Slovan''
&c vrzi Y torek, oh s. uri zvecer
~ SIovenskem druStvenem do
mn l1a Recher Ave. tlani So
] vahljeni a. ae udelezijo polno'
xtepilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-09

Clanek sc zakljucuje z bese.
dami:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
LIBERIAN SECRETARY
CALLS ON GREW

WASHINGTON --tANPl-- The
Tlberian secretary Of state. Cab
riel l.. Dennis. made a courtesy
call on Acting Secy. OF state Jos
cph Grew on Thursday morning.
Dennis is returning 10 Monrovia
from San Francisco where he
was a delegate 10 the United Ma
tons conference.
While here last week Dennis
held conferences with various Of
ficIals OF the state department
regarding projects now under way
in Liberia in which the American
government is lending support.
This official did not choose 10
discuss the opening OF his gov
crnments legation here. hut
from another source n was
learned that the transaction for
the site OF the residence was
closed. The matter. he said, is
being handled by his govern
ment's consul-general.
Secy. Dennis visited in Detroit
with his sister. Mrs. Joseph Ais
ton. $40 Vintwood avenue, two
weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

Walls Selby as guest soloist. Mrs,
Selby was tho recent winner in
the Michigan chronicle Search
for Talent contest
The National UAW-CIO Advis-
DRY Conference on Discrimination
is made up OF eighteen regional
representatives one from each
LAW regional office and all OF
the executive board members and
department. heads Of the Inter-
national uAw-cIO.
The function of the Confer
ence is twofold First. to eyalu-
ate what Jaw is doing to stamp
out discrimination, and second. to
recommend what additional ac-
ton programs the union should
follow.
George F. Adde's. International
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

Tensions between The two races
in Detroit have iessened corsd-
erably during tho past quartsr
according 10 a report just issued
by Geoec " schremer director Of
the Detroit lnterracial committee.
The report POINTS oui tina from
March % 1-no p tne
many evidences that relations be-
tween the racial groups in Detroit
are somewhat better than they
have been in the early summer
during the previous two years.
The communiiy barometer main
iaincd Ny tiis mnni' tnf tto
purpose ~ measuring tensions
and incidents between whites aud
Negroes indicates that there has
been a marked downward trend ~
downward trend is IN reyosc Of tie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Negro Division
Fights Japs In
Philippine Area

WASHINGTON. ID. c.-The 93rd
Infantry division. which Is being
moved into the Philippines on the
road TO Tokyo. is the first Ne
gro ground unit larger than re-
giment TO engage the enemy In
This war. The 93rd first saw ac-
ton al Empress Augusta Bay on
Boueainville Island early in 1914.
when Il fought alongside The vet
Gran Americal division during the
campaign for the Solomons.
The Path Infantry regiment,
currently mopping up enemy rem
nants on Saipan and which re-
Gently landed on six small is
lands in the northern Marianas,
was the first all-Negro fighting
unit 10 face the Japanese when
II landed in The New Georgia Is
lands two days before the be-
ginning OF the Battle OF the Coral
Sea. May 4 1912. This regiment,
a regular army outfit. was sim
eled out by the Inspector Gem
eral for its exceptionally meri-
tcrious conduct on Saipan where
II exhibited excellent discipline
and high morale while destroying
an impressive number OF the cne-
my.
Presently commanded By Major
General Harry II. Johnson OF
Glenflora. Texas. the Gard went
overseas in January 1914. under
the command of Major General
Raymond II Lehman. Of Minneso-
Ia, and landed At Guadalcanal on
February :. 1874.
In their frs encounter with
the Japanese. in April 1914. ele-
ments OF the 93rd killed thirty
CT the enemy on Bougainville
while losing twelve OF their own
men. The unit Is entitled TO bait
tie credit for participating in the
Northern Solomons Campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
|UAW Discrimination Conference
Features Plans For Action
The FIRST semi-annual meeting

The first semi-annual meeting
OF the National UAW-CIO Adj
,isory conference on Discrimina-
non will meet here IN Detroit on
Friday and Saturday, July 27-2S
All sessions OF the Conference
will he held at the Rackham Ed
ucaiional Memorial on Farms
worth AZ Woodward.
The Conference is sponsored by
the lAW-ClO Fair Practices Com
nitiee. Geo. ". Crockett. Jr., ex-
ecniiye director OF the Commit
tee. has announced that all OF the
general sessions OF the Confer
ence and three OF the four dis
cussion groups will be open 10
the Detroit public. There will he
no registration fee or other
charges.
The conference will bring 10
Detroit several outstanding speak
ers who will participate on Fri
day morning in symposium
labor Speaks 10 an Intolerant
America
Geo. W. Johnson. Deputy Chair
nan Of FEPC will come from
Washington to discuss Racial IN
tolerance in the West and South
vest" Morris Muster. Information
al President OF the United Furni-
iure Workers. CLIO. and active
10 Jewish organizations in the
east. will speak on "Anti-Semi-
usm-Threat 10 Democracy"
The clio in the South" will be
the topic OF an address by Hal
Gibbons, st. Louis regional d.
rector for the United Wholesale
and Retail Clerks. while Julius
Thomas. Industrial secretary OF
he National Urban League viii
come from New York City TO re-
lor' "a Job Discrimination IN
NE larecr Industrial Centers".
Also featured on the Friday
sessions OF the Conference will
be short factual addresses by
AVS two Vice Presidents. Wal
ler = Reuther and Richard T..
HanSensieen on the possibilities
o. Postwar Employment for all
workers. in the automobile and
aircraft Industries.
me largest OF the general pub
nc sessions OF the Conference
val he the Friday evening meet
.'s "hon r J. Thomas. Interna-
Nonal President OF the UAW-Clo
WY speak on The Role OF La
'or in Combating Intolerance. .
= special feature OF this session
Wi De the appearance OF Mary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
RACE RELATIONS IMPROVED,
SAYS MAYORS COMMITTEE

usual seasonal npifond' w1'eh oc-
ours during tho hot summer
months Incidents have gone down.
ward not only in number. hot IN
intensity and there q an indicated
decline Of nztressiyeness IN he
part ~ both whites and Negroes
The report also states on the
other hand that MANY conditions
which canse tensions s'ill exist.
such ~ inadequate housing for
Negroes congestion ~ the trans
roriation lines mo curren' most
shnrtagc and inr-oa.Ine law ofis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

Secretary-Treasurer Of JAW and
conference Chairman issued the
following statement on the eve
OF the Conference meeting
This is the first time we have
summoned representatives. from
every JAW region in tho country
for the specific purpose OF tack
ling the problem OF intolerance.
| am hopeful that this Will not
be Just another talking Confer
encer There already has been
too much talking about racial.
religious and nationality discrimi-
nation and no; enough action. The
discussion groups wa have plan
led are expected 10 emphasize
methods and techniques Of stem
ming the rising tide OF race bait-
ing and anti-Semitism which is
prevalent in every community
in which our union operates.
These groups also will explore
methods OF bringing about more
equitable employment opportunl-
ties for women and Wterans.
Because OF the magnitude Q
and the urgency OF our
task, the Conference VIII well
as possible will avail themselves
us in coping with ono OF the
greatest dangers 10 democracy in
America 1.-The unreasonable fear
Of too few Jobs for too many
workers"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
INKSTER
JOT TINGS
By DORIS ODrM

The Junior laymcn Of Smith
chapel enjoyed their annual Pic
mic AZ Belle Isle saturday, July
81 The Junior usher hoard OF
Smith chapel also had their pic
mic az the same time and place.
" -. Jorday is clated, because
this week his uncle from New
York il visiting him.
The eyangelists of the Fourth
district held their conference at
Smith chapel last TIL ursday
through sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
Morroto cam Lux Pin Champs

The Lux Clock Mems Bowling league wound up its season last Monday evening at the Twentieth Century Alleys with Tommie Mor- rato's Tool Room team finishing out in front by eight games.
 The champions will be feted to- night at a banquet to be held at the Hopper Kettle on Meriden road. Bateese of WTIC radio fame, will be the master of ceremonies and award the prizes.
 Tony Jenkins finished the sea- son with high average of 110.12 High single went to Fred Rappelt with 160. High three games was taken by Ray Boisvert's 394. Three were tied for high single no mark with 8 score of 95, R. Denze, J. Carey, J. Daversa.
 High single game for a team end- ed in a tie when the Finishers and Automatics each rolled 592 High team three games was won by the Tool Room with 17l5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
Negro PIoyeFs
 Seek Dodqer Jobs

Bear Mountain, N. F.. April 7- CUP)-Two Negro baseball players from New York City sHarlem dis trict were hopeful today that the Brooklyn Dodgers would let them try out for the team or one of it's farm clubs.
 Their request was denied yester- day when they arrived here with Joe Bostic, sports editor of the Peoples Voice. Harlem newspaper.
 The players, Ferris McDuffie, pitcher, and Dave (Show Boat) Thomas, first baSeman, sought to to work out under the supervision of Manager Leo Durocher. Harold Parrott, road secretary of the Dodg- CTS. told Bostic that no tryout could be held. The days program already had been arranged. The schedule for today's practice, which includes ar exhibition game against the Army Military Academy at West Point, N. r., also precluded chance for chance for tryout, Parrott said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
With Bwp MOgl On Short, Yanks'l Win
 By DAN PARKER

son M E m YANKEES introduce the flying double this Many will lucky to have Joe WOOs in the same sam spot this year guzas promoted wrestling EasOn he's trying to promote a regular job with the Yanks.
 that Joe @ h over loads % & 1 a. fact S which help him s the Atlantic City camp Although the erstwhe baron ms to string along % with n S h and good pair O Cosei who has been signed, will be back speedily
 wide-Open condition of his hall club s iudca. M % n aD D to break into the line lineup MaIse Mccarthy pm
 with the same general condition but And this Joss he's got s% ''"''
 manager the old school Joe believes look his pu of the pussy who Alley Donald sn S nSs Wst.r sn Sru Tyd % M sVe ems the chap who won out of when recalled Singleton and Allen Gettel promising. 'A''
 Turner veteran and Bill zuber may not be sinner dr but in year such as this they're mighty the Ynks had no Mphy I n & @ do % with m the fact M that the and relief @ pitching Ken Hocombe good Murphy the much missed The only on the list emsna'Os sss to discipline Karl Ders and John Moore
 After the high standard set by Bill Dcky catch Mu1y woua sas @ e n M % M Gar1k Herb COmptOn leaguer handles ch. n;
 y and Bill Drescher, rookie Newark wiMd do also ~
 With camp to cause outfed confusion the situation in this department Hhe Martin the switch che br b Yanks in the running until set the team @ off @ o @ Tn the league, leaves nothing in that spot ne orove In O3 and hit ana Bud Metheny will fight Tuck sanbacS Frank Ihe o ed n doesn't @ recall ohg Tony 1ae CoSeCu ana Red Role there's war gong on? Judged by a Chae By any standards man FTomoer Buzas at short te occasion most wrestling better at third than at short Spring and won
 the Yankees don't players the oub cs r ne pnnant But with Lindl awaiting the call for
 phySlcaS and Een subject o Deing drafted the situation
 would hurt most but Grimes missed @ ~UMty 10 play positions r,or
 S" such as tns 1T Etten taken, M tnat case Don Savage would to third T' ~ ~
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
NaUy Breaking Up All-Star Athletic Units
Toronto Takes Stanley Cup Leod

Detroit, April 7.-(UP)-Dave Sweeney Sciriner, one of hockey's most capable veterans and Frankie (Finn) McCool, the sports top rookie, sent the Toronto Maple Leafs out in front today with an all-important first victory in the Stanley Cup hockey playods with the Detroit Red Wings.
 Toronto's 1 to 0 thriumph, more significant because it came on De- troitS ice, was brought about by Schriner's unassisted goal in the first period and McCool's brilliant goal-tending from start to finish He made 24 saves, some of them coming at almost impossible angles, to gain his first Stanley Cup series shutout and his fifth of the season.
 Both teams played cautious waiting game. resorting to defen- sive tactics instead of the usual wide-open style of play that has characterized most of their meetings this year. They waited for the breaks and Toronto got the one that spelled victory just IA minutes after the start. Schriner caught the De- troit defense out of position and although Hal Jackson hung on to him all the way toward the net, he plummeted the puck past goalie Harry Lumley.
 The game was clean though bit- terly fought, and there were only two penalties, both against Toronto in the second period.
 The teams play here again Sunday night in the best four out of seven game series.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
Runners Try For World Marks

Davisville, R. l.. April 7.-CUP)- The Seabees at Camp Endicott make a second venture into big-time track circles tonight when they present the nations heetest sprinters to- gether with score of other stellar runners on their huge five-laps-to- the-mile indoor track,
 Largest indoor saucer in the world, the track is built for unusual speeds and number of entries are hopeful of cracking world marks. Among these are miller Jim Raf- ferty of the New York A. C., un- defeated in competition this winter, who will seek to crack the world s three quarter mark.
 Gunder Hagg is expected to be absent but his team-mate Kaakon Lidman Is due to be seen in the hurdle events with Ed Dugger for mer Tufts star, and Bill Fleming, the Rhode Island schoolboy.
 A feature of the night will be the 500-yard and 60O-meter races with Herb McKenley of Boston col lege, Elmore Harris and Jim Her bert competing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
USN CAMBRIDGE SWIMMERS ARE
 CLASS OF MEET.
By ROBERT DEINDORFER United Press Stan COrrespOndent)

United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 New York, April 2 - (U.P) - The Bainbridge, Md, Naval Train ing team, swimming on borrowed time," was favored today to win the National Amateur Athletic Union aquatic championship before dis banding its great squad because of new official regulations.
 The swimming sailors took a To- point lead over the Ohio State Buckeyes in the first night of finals competition last night. amassing . total of 25 points in the five events.
 They won under complications which might have been too much for a less competent squad. Given special permission in 8 sudden re- versal of orders to compete because they had been booked in advance for the meet at the New York Ath- letic Club, they came on 15-minutes notice yesterday morning after they had already broken training.
 Since they will be the last Navy team to compete in championship event because of the rule which or- dered liquidation of all-star athletic units at all domestic Navy bases, they will be going "all out" to win tonight.
 StandONt
 The top performance last night was by Ensign Adolf Kiefer, who began setting world backstroke rec ords 10 years ago as a 15-year-old high school student. He won the 3OO-yard medley individual relay with a time of 3:3O.4 and was third man on the victorious Bainbridge 4O0-yard relay squad, which turned in time of 3:38.6.
 Davie Seibold 18-year- -old young ster from Jackson, Mich, upset de- lending Champion Joe Verdeur of Bainbridge in the 220-yard breast stroke in the good time of 2:47.9. He won by a stroke in a great finish.
 Gene Rogers, Navy engineering student from Columbia, won the 22O-yard free style event, repeating his victory in the N. c. A. A. cham plonshipS week ago. His time was 2:l2.5, considered very fast. Walter Rls of Bainbridge was second, and keo Nakama. Ohio State, was third.
 Ohio State finished one-two in It's speciality, the dive Ted Christa- KOS winning the one meter event over his teammate Hobie Billings ley.
 Third place in the team standings went to the Saginaw, Mich, Junior Chamber of Commerce squad, all prep school boys, who had II points. columbia was fourth with five. sampson, N. r., Naval had three. and Olneyville Club of Providence. R. l., Shoreham Club of Washing ton, and the Riviera Club of h. dianapolis two points each. The Cincinnati entry had one point
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07

Cape Girar[eau, Mo-, April T. (UP)-Spring training for the St. Louis Browns in this southeast Missouri town was just muddy memory. The American League champions packed up early to head Tor St. Louis where they meet the World Champion Cardinals today In the opener of the spring World Series. They closed their train- ing yesterday with 7 to 6 victory over the Toledo Farm Club, giving them seven victories in the II game series. Toledo won one and three were ties. Sam zoldak. Brownie left handler, pitched three scoreless innings to highlight the victory.