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Evening star., 1945-03-09

in the distinguished company last
evening, and also present at the first
large social gathering since his re-
cent return from China was Maj
Gen. Patrick Jay Hurley, United
States Ambassador to China, with
Mrs. Hurley.
The senatorial group which made
up a large part of the guest list last
evening included Senator and Mrs
Owen Brewster, Senator and Mrs
Claude Pepper, Senator and Mrs
Homer Ferguson, Senator Arthur
Capper, Senator Theodore Francis
Green, Senator c. Wayland Brooks,
Senator Albert B. Chandler, Sena-
tor Joseph F. Guffey, with his sister
Miss Pauletta Guffey; Senator ano
Mrs. Pat McCarran, Senator and
Mrs Chapman Revercomb and Sen
ator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley, as
we'll as former Senator James j.
Davis, with his daughter, Miss Jane
Davis, and former Senator Henry
F. AshurSt.
Those from the Lower House in
cluded Representative Joseph w.
Martin, jr, minority leader: Repre-
sentative and Mrs. A. S. Mike Mon
roney and Representative and Mrs.
Christian A. Herter. Guests from
service circles were Admiral and
Mrs. Edward c. Kalbfus, Admiral
William H. Standley, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Clark H woodward, Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Leroy Lutes, Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Stephen Garrett
Henry, Maj. Gen. James A. Ulio,
Gen. Charles Young, Col. Don E.
Lowry, Col. John Gottlieb, Col.
George Fearing, jr.: Comdr. John
c. Lyman, Maj Fred Roy and Capt.
William Mitchell
Coming from out of town for the
party were Mrs. Robert F. Tyson,
niece of the hostess, whose husband
is on duty at Fort Riley; Mrs. Carl
A. jackson. more familiarly known
as Rosa Ponselle, who came from
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bromfeld, who came from Ohio;
DR.. Anthony Sindoni of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. James A Farley
of New York, wife of the former
Postmaster General; Mrs Leonard
Thomas and Mrs. Cornelius Moore,
both of Newport; Mr.. George B
Fearing of Boston, Mr. and Mrs
Michael Francis Doyle of Philadel-
phia, Mr. Howard Shelly of New
York and Mr.. Glen Martin of Balti-
more.
Still other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs. Cur
nee Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. walter Cur
ley, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie L. Biffie, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Jones, Mrs. D.
Buchanan Merryman, Mrs. William
Glassford, Mrs Bernard B. Jones,
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. George
Holmes, Miss Carolyn Nash, Mrs.
Francis Whitten, Miss Margaret
Truman, daughter of the guest of
honor; Miss Jane Lingo. Miss Mary
Holmes, Mrs. Raymond Clapper, Mrs
Huntington Miner, Mrs. Frank Dill
lard, and the Misses Emily and Nam
ME Chase.
The administrative assistant to
the President, Mr.. James M. Barnes
was in the company, as were Mr.
William Jenkins. Mr.. George Will
liams, Mr. Robert Kelly, Mr. Charles
Patrick Clark and Mr.. o. NJ Mouser
Evening star., 1945-03-09
" edding of Interest

Capt. Walter Frank Chappelle, jr.,
of Buffalo, and Miss Frances Mar
celia Johnston, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall B. Johnston of
Chickasha, Okla, were married
February 26 in the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. The Rev
Peter Marshall oficiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by Representative Jed Johnson of
Oklahoma. A reception and we'd
ding supper followed the ceremony
at Wardman Park Hotel. .
Capt. and Mrs. Chappelle we're
attended by 1t. Robert Chappelle
of this city and Miss Marjorie
Howard Smith of Syracuse They
will be at home at the end of the
week in the KenilWorth in Phila-
delphia.
Give now-give more. Keep your
Evening star., 1945-03-09
Dinner Is Giuen

The Ambassador of Great Britain
and the Countess of Halifax were
guests of honor at a dinner given
last evening by Representative
Frances P. Bolton in her home
Others in the company were AS
sociate Justice and Mrs. Owen J
Roberts, the Undersecretary OF
State and Mrs. Joseph C. Grew
Senator and Mrs. J. William Full
bright, Senator and Mrs Francis C
Hart. Representative A. Willis Rob-
ertson and former Representative
and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey.
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Writers to Meet

Bits of Technique and Current
Markets" will be discussed by Lewis
L. Moneyway at a meeting of the
Professional Writer'S Club at 8
pm. Monday at the YWCA.
Miss Viva Bridge, club president,
will conduct the business session
and Miss Pauline May Oakes and
Miss Isabelle Smith will preside as
boStaSSeS
Evening star., 1945-03-09
Junior Hadassah

The annual spring dance of the
Washington unit Of Junior Ha-
dassah will be held at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at the Statler Hotel. Pro-
ceeds will be given to the many
projects Of Junior Hadassah, includ-
Evening star., 1945-03-09

meetings. The National Consumer
Interest Committee. sponsoring the
program and headed by DR.. Day
Monroe Of the University of WASH
ington, is urging State Consumer
Interest Committees to interest as
many local groups as possible in
order that suggestions to manufac-
turers will be backed by an organi-
zation representing thousands of
consumers.
Evening star., 1945-03-09

'Tis not for us to question why
'Tis but for us to buy and buy more
War Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-03-09
THE EVENING STAR. Washington D. c.. B-a


ing assistance with the work for
rescued children in Palestine. Miss
Helen Fisher, Atlantic 7843, or Miss
Celia Gold, Georgia 3063, may be
called for further details.
Evening star., 1945-03-09

Give nOw-give more. Keep your
Red Cross at his side.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

nebus igyvendnta yenos valdzios absoliucioje Anne
rikos if Angijos vadovyheje ines tik sios says kap
anksciau sakyta, turi tam reikiamu priemoniu) to
pasauis netures ramlnno. sr
Komunzmo sekla is Maskvos nepaliaujamai drums
zmonijos rimt If kokia pras1ne tas sekas isrankiot
periferijose tam ksui aikvojant egas r iejant
1rauja, jei tu seklu sandelis Maskya paliekamas
nepaliestas? Visvien ankseau velian pasauye bus
viena vadza If pasirinkmas terra tarp Sovietu sajun
gos ir Amerkos-Anglijos.
Sito akvazdoje dabar ivairiose pasaulio dalyse Wy
ksta susremmai tarp komunistiniu r prizes komunist
niu jegu terra antraeiliai susremimai. ddysis s1s
remimas dar nera nei prasdejes Bet jis yra nesven
ganas Ia aplinkybe pasauliui zada nauja kaujo pra
ejima, bet sykiu boseyiku pavergtose tautose j tyr
tina kovos dvasia r gaivna ssigelbemo is tos baisos
verguves Wilt.
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ta Lietuvos laisves rezoliucijR.

ta Lietuvos laisves rezoliucijR.
Vietoje to is pavydo jis
griebiasi melo: Misijos vaka-
rieneie, girdi, dalyyave penkis
sykius maziau atstovu ir sena-
toriu negu vakarienss reikalu
yedejo p. A. Frecioko paskelp-
ia. Pats nesugebedamas suei-
ii j kontakta su zymlesniais
Amerikieciais, jis negah SUI
prasti kad kittens tai imano-
ma.
Teisingai Lietuviu pasakose
sakoma kad vieni eina prieky-
je ir vadovauia, 0 kit bega
uzpakalyje ir 'lkvepina'.
Kaip matyti, ir ALT sekre-
torius gal is baimes kad emo
mes visai io neuzmirstu, be
begdamas uzpakalyje, bent ii
syki nutare s1pakvepinti" is
visu iiegu.
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ALT sULO BUR
BUI4Ar

P. Grigaitis, patyres apie
Antros Americas Lietuyiu Mi.
sijos pasisekimus, nutare hktl
istikimas socialistiskam princi-
pui - koneveikti tuos kurie
dirba Lietuvai. Tam tikslui
jis paskyre visa Lapk. N Nau-
jienu apzvalga. Pasak jo, Mi
sija Washingtone nieko menu
veikus ir nieko nenutarus -
viskas buve tik ''burbulas".
Tuo tarpu Lietuvos Minis.
tras Washingtone Misijos va
karienes metu pasakytoje kal-
boje jos veiklai suteike labai
daug reiksmes: specialiai pa
minejo Misijos pastangomis
U. S. Kongresa inesta rezoliu-
cija, uz jos inesima padekojo
atstovams ir senatoriams il
pareiske vilties kad j Kongre.
so bus priimta.
Bet ALT sekretOrius - di.
delis iSmincius: kas Lietuvos
Ministrui labai vertinga tas
jam 'burbulas ir niekai''.
Faktas kad Olis-Kelly Misi-
jos isvakarese dalyvavo radio
programe kuri nuo Atlantiko
Xxi Pacifiko transliavo NBC
tinklas, ir kad tuo budu ke-
liasdesimts milijonu Amerikie-
ciu buvo supazindinti su Lie
tuvos byla, 'kritikuojancio'
ALT pareigonio net nepamini-
mas. Lygiu budu jo nemini-
ma ir tai kad Misijos vakarie-
mes metu vyriausias kongres-
manas, A. SABBATH (Illinois) pa
sizadejo remit Kongresan ines
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
NORETA NUZUDYT'
STALNAS

Vokieeiu karo kaltininku by
lose Nuernberge paaiskeio kad
Sausio 81, 1889, Japonai pa
siunte 10 Rusu apginkluotu
bombomis, nuzudyti Staiina.
Kas Sill tais zmonemis .iStiko
niekas daugiau nezino.
Vokieeiu pastangos nuzudyti
Hitleri taip pat niekais nu6jo,
ir kaip pasaulis Zinc, 1889 me-
tu rudeni Hitleris su Stalinu
susitare ir pradejo antra Pa
saulini kara, kurio ,pasekmes
visas pasaulis skaudziai ken
cia.
Siauraprotiski valdovai bet
gi dabar teisia tik VENUS Vo-
kiecius uz to karo piktas pa
sekmes. -.
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organizavo is jq kariuome-
/. - Vlasovo kariuOmenes

mu buvo pasiziureti j toki ne
matyta yeida. O anas ir klau-
sia lauzyta Rusu kalba: Gee
yo gliadis? Ali niemca ne vi
dal?" (Ko spoksai? Ar Vo-
kiecio nematei?)
Koks pasityciojimas, pama-
niau, is rasistines teorijos! -
Kreivaakis Azijatas Vokiskoj
uniformoj, ir vadina jau save
Vokieciu!
(Bus daugiau)
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LIETUVOS NASLAICIAI

LIETUVOS NAsLAICIAI
Taurus karas mus teyyne
Suvagojo ;ir sumyne;
Nezaliuoja tenai pievos ir laukai.
Sunu, broli, ir tetusi
Pasauke j karo musi;
Mamie like seniai, noterys, vaikai.
Daug naslaiciu Lietuvoje
Alksta, vargsta ir dejuoja;
Nera maisto, nera ruby, nei namu.
Nera kan ten juos paguosti,
Prize karstos Strides priglausti,
Mes neteko jie teveliu mylimu.
Alkani jie, kencia salt -
Ju veidai liudni, pagelte =
Kasdien slanko apiplyse, purvini
Matant skaudu ju ikima,
Sirdi CELIA, verksmas ina.
Kudikyste nyksta prazuties dugne.
Ju gyvybe kasdien senka.
Kas isties jiems gausia ranka?
Kas atjaus ju varga tuos laikuos juoduos?
Ju jaunystes metal skaud4s!
Kas nuosluostys dregnus veidus?
Kas kasneli juodos duonos jiems .paduees?
Iseiviai! atverkim srdi
Tegul musu ausys girdi
Tu naslaiGiu silpna sauksma ir maldas!
Tie naslaieiai - mllsu br0liai.
Tai JUGS gebet stpkim uOliai -
Mus duosnunas tegul lido j4 raudas!
y. SEyrunsais.
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Pasklido Prasynai SUI
laikyti Pabegeliu Gra-
zinima Rusams

Pastaromis dienomis paais-
kejo kad Sovietai pareikalavo
svedijos vyriausybes grazinti
j bolseviku nagus 157 asmenis
buk tai karo nelaisvius is Pa
baltijo saliu, pabegusius sve-
dijon. Tarp ju yra devyni zy-
mesni Lietuviai.
Kaip tik ia zinia pasieke
Amerika, Lietuviu organizaci-
ju central emesi protestuoti ir
prasyti Americas vyriausybe-
nuo paties Prezidento zemyn-
kad tie pabegeliai butu uztar-
ii ir kad jie nebutu atiduoti j
bolseviku rankas, kur ju lau-
kia tikra mirtis.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga,
American Friends of Lithua-
MIA ir. Americans of Lithuan-
ian Descent pasiunte telegra-
mus PREF. Trumanui, Sekreto-
riui Byrnes, Senatorial Con-
nally, Americas ministrui sve-
dijoje, prasant intenvencijos
tu pabegeliu atzvilgiu. zinios
apie tai patiekta ir Americas
spaudai.
Tuo pat kartu tuo klausimu
Kongrese Washingtone pakele
balsa Atstovas Flood, kuris ir-
gi atkreipia svedijos vyriau-
sybes demesi, reiksdamas pa
sitikejimo kad Svedija naudo-
sis savo humanitariskumu, ne
leisdama tu pabegeliu grain
tt j budeliu nagus.
Lietuviu Informacijos Gen.
tro issiuntinetas tue klausimu
atsiSaukimas irgi tilpo Ameri-
kos spaudoje. Tuo budu, tu
nelaimingu pabegeliu padetis
isjudinta Amerikoje placiai.'
Gala kad musu Susivieniji-
mu valdybos tue .klausimu ne
pakele balso. Bet jie il negali
nieko kalbeti, nes jie prijungti
prie tos Amerikos Lietuviu Ia
rybos, kuri uzrisus jiems bur-
mas. Taryba pasiemus sau tel
sc kalbeti uz visas Lietuviu Or
ganizacijas, ir liudna butu jei
visiskai visi Lietuviai butu pa
sivede tarybos kontrolei.
Tarybos vadai, patys negale-
dami atlikti laisku nei protes-
tu rasymo, ta darba pavede sa-
yo isteigtam Informacijos Cen
trui, o tame centre vienas K.
Jurgela kalba uz visus Ameri-
kos Lietuvius - uz visus tuos
kuriuos tarybininkai sake turf
savo kontroleje.
Laime dar kad ne visi pasi-
dave ju siaurai kontrolei, XII
taip visu Americas Lietuviu
vardu isviso cypsetu tik vie
mas zmogelis, kuris prizes ke-
lis metus norejo pasidaryti
tautininku diktatorium, paskui
nasidaue Lenku .itakai ir eme
agituoti uz Lietuviu bendra-
darbiavima su Lenkais.
Tautininkai jo greitai atsi-
krafe, bet .jis dabar yra Infor-
macijq Centre direktorium, uz
visus kalba, o tarybininku, nei
Susivienijirnu nei kitu didziu-
ju organizaciju niekas ir nezi-
no. Pereita kara dirbant uz
Lietuvos reikalus tokios Mesa
mones nebuvo dasileista.
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Volecia Rusus beaisvius pirma badu marino paskui
ne. - Vilkas Wis mska ziuri. - Vasoyo politika.
darbelai.
Raso ]. J.T-Drvai is EurOp0s.

q EJ ~ 7N' ~ II tHH$k@ kFt @ttHt5 r.
kaip kokie "lavonai atostogo-
sen. Viena Selma, kuri gyve-
no priesais ta stovykla ziemos
metu, pasakodavo kad nezinia
ka duotu jei galetu gauti kitur
buta, mes tikrai persunku bu-
vo matyti kas ten dedasi f.
Kiekyiena diena is tos stovy-
klos rytais isvezdavo kelis We
zimus. lavonu, prikrautu,
kaip malkq. Stovykloje buvo
|laikomi belaisviai beveik be mai
sto, neaprengti ir visai nesil-
domose patalpose. I stovykla
isimete siltine. Kas diena mir
davo maziausiai po kelias de-
simtis. Panasiai buvo ir
kitose belaisviu stovyklose.
Savaime suprantama kad po
kick laiko zinios apie tokia pa
deti pasieke ir Rusus. Rusai
ne tik nebepasidayinejo be-
laisve bet pradejo jau n e b e
juokais spirits. Vokieciai pa
mate kad jiems jau reikia
pagalbos. Pradejo jos jieskoti
visur, tarp kitko, taip pat ir
tu paciu dar neismirusiu be-
laisviu tarpe.
s'Ukrainieciai''
Vokieciai sugalvojo isnaudo-
ii Ukrainieeiu varda. Jie pra-
dejo kalbeti apie Ukrainieciu
"savivalda", apie ivairias lais-
YES jiems, ir pradejo kalbinti
JUGS prisideti prize ''kovos prizes
bolsevizma". Isbadejusiems ir
iskankintiems belaisviams bu-
vo pasiulyta, kurie yra Ukrai-
nieciai, stoti j vadinamas "Uk-
rainieciu simtines", kurios bu-
siancias apginkluotos ir gale
siancios prisideti prie "laisves
iskovojimo Ukrainai". Savai-
me suprantama kad labai daug
dar gyvu likusiu belaisviu grie-
besi sito budo issigelbeti nuo
tikros mirties. Visi kurie dar
pasilaike ant kojq, stengesi iro-
dyti esq "Ukrainieciai''. .Ir tik-
raj, tokios .Ukrainieciu simti-
mes" buvo sudarytos, apgyven-
dintos kareivinese. Netrukus
Lietuvos miestu gatvese pasi-
rode ligi toll nematyti kariai.
Ju uniforina buvo sudaryta is
pusiau Rusisku, pusiau senu
Vokisku uniformu, laipsniu zen
klai buvo uzdeti kick panasus
II senosios caro- kariuo m n e S
zenklus. Tie kariai buvo
|vadinami Ukrainieeiais bet, nors
ir daug iu esu mates kone per
istisus trejus metus, tai tik
viena karta teko girdeti JUGS
tarp saves kalbantis tikrai Uk-
rainietiskai. siaip jau visi kali
bedavosi tik Rusiskai. Ir kaip
jie kitaip kalbesis kad jie XII
taip ir nemokejo, mes tie 'Uk-
rainieciai" daugiausia buvo nuo
Maskvos, nuo Uralo ir net is
Sibiro. Vienas dalinys buvo
sudarytas net is kreivaakiu
''Ukrainieciu", kurie istikruju
buvo IJzbekai is Sibiro. Kar-
ta teko matyti tokia scana. Sto-
vi gatveje toks Uzbekas, mu-
su akims nieku nesiskirias nuo
tikro Kiniecio, aprengtas beyeik
visai Vokiska uniforma. Ko-
kios 10 metu vaikezas ziuri
j. Matyt, tam yaikezui ido-
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sDEVYNIOS Europos salys
prisiunte Amerikai padeka Vi
jos plana pasiusti ten sesis
milijonus tony ANGLES sia zie-
ma iapsaugai nuo salcio.
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sITALIJ0JE prizes kara vel
ke apie 1000 muilo isdirbysciu
ir mnilas buvo eksportuojamas
/ kitas sails; dabar gi ten ,di-
delis muilo trukunas.
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GenerOlO Vlasovo ArInija ietlVoje

darbeliai.
]
Neseniai spauda paskelbe kad
dabartine Lenkiios vyriausybe
"susitare" su Sovietu vyriau-
sybe vel sustiprinti Soyietu igu-
las Lenkijoje. Prizes kick lai-
ko buvo skelbiama kad Sovie-
tai jau visiskai pasitraukia is
Lenkijos, duodama dabartinei
Ll4enkijos vyriausyhei vaidinti
"nepriklausomybe". Bet daba1
raudonosios armijos stiprus da-
liniai vel gryzta j Lenkiia il
uzpildo visus Lenkijos miestus
ir ju apielinkes. Kodel? Ogi
todel kad, sake, Lenkijoje Wis
dar yra daug Vokisku "vilko-
lakip" (@Wehrwolf" = slapta
Hitlerininku organizacija, kuri
bando ir toliau priesintis prizes
nugaletojus), 0 taip pat ir dar
CANA stiprus Vlasovo armijos
daliniai, kuriuos dar reikia lik-
viduoti
Turimomis ziniomis is salti-
niu patikimesniu negu tie off
cialus paaiskinimai, svarbiausi
priezastis raudonosios armijos
stiprinimosi Lenkijoje yra ne
Vokieeiai ir ne Vlasovo armija,
o. tikroji Lenku vidaus armi-
ia, kuri 6 metus kovojo prizes
venus okupantus ir dabar dar
energingiau kovoja prizes kitus
/. :. Bet galimas dalykas kad
Vlasovo armijos liekanu Lenki-
joje taip pat yra.
Kas gi yra toji Vlasovo ar.
mia? Mes Lietuvoje Vokie-
ciQ okupacijos laikais mateme
bent is dalies ir jos atsiradima
ir jos buda. Tai yra vienas is
ryskiausiu issigimimu, kuriu
daug buvo pridyge sio karc
metu.
Vokieciai pradzioje buyo laba
isdidus
l94l metu vasara Vokiecie
nosies nebuyo galima pasiekt
be kopeciu. Jie buyo isitikine
kad per keleta sayaiciu su So.
Yietais bus baigta ir jiems jo.
kios pasalines pagalbos sauktis
nereikes. Pacioje pradzioje tic
Lietuviq kariuomenes dalinia5
kurie buyo jau ijungti j rau-
donaja armija, ir kurie dar ne.
-buyo nuginkluoti, is karto at.
kreipe ginklus prizes payerge.
JUS. Vokieciai taciau ju ne.
.norejo laikyti savo talkininkais
Mat, tada jiems butq nepatogu
Lietuva laikyti okupuotu kras.
tu. Todel' tie kariai tuojau bu.
yo paleisti '.atsotogu" namo
Kadangi Lietuva per bolsevi.
ku okupacija pajuto nepapras.
tai ziauria priespauda, tai pra.
dzioje Lietuyoje butu atsirads
daug ir savanoriq, kurie miela
bttq stole. j Lietuvos kariuo.
mehe If eje kovoti prizes boise
vikus, taciau Vokieciai isdidzia
tokius :pasiulymus atmete. c
paskui kai Vokieciai pamate kaf
jiems ne taip jau lengyai Sc
-kasi, ir pradejo kyiesti saya
norius, tu savanoriu jau nebe
buvo, mes visi buvo pamate kae
irVokieciu elgesys is esmes NJ
kuo geresnis uz .bolseviku
Pradzioje daug Rusu
pasidu0dayo j nelaisye
Kodel Vokieciams prizes Ru
sus pradzioje lengvai sekesi
Visu pirma, Vokieeiu pajiego'
buyo geriau suorganizuotos be
taip pat daug reiske ir ia
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Hoefner, Nigee|ing Face Tasks
In Opposing Lee, Grove Today

Something to ease the Mats out
field situation may be attempted in
Cleveland where four game series
Is to be opened Monday. Wash
ingtons front Office still has its eyes
on JEFF Heath, long hitting out
fielder who wants no traffic with the
Indians. Perhaps some kind of a
deal could be arranged, although
jeff has yet to sign with the Tribe
and President Griffith of the Mats
has said he won't negotiate for a
player who hasn't put his name on
contract.
Mats and White Sox went into
action today without either club
getting batting or fielding practice
Rain fell heavily in the morning
and another storm threatened at
noon so the canvas was kept over
the infield until game time.
Wally Moses pulled up with sore
shoulder this morning, so the Chi
cago club had to take the field with
one Of its four 800 hitters miss
ing.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Yankees Go Into Lead
By Beating Tribe as
Mats Whip Chisox
Ry the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, May 12.-The YAM
KEGS defeated the Cleveland Indians,
7-3, today and moved into first
place, a game ahead of the White
Sox, who were beaten by Wash
ington
A flve-run rally in the fifth In
ming gave the Yankees the victory
in game held to seven innings by
rain.
Walt Dubield gave up eight hits,
including a pair of homers by Left
Fielder Seery to account for all the
Indians runs, for his third success
of the season against one defeat.
Jim Bagby started for the Indians,
but was replaced by Ed Klieman in
the fifth, to suffer his fourth straight
loss.
After the Indians had taken a
two-run lead in the second by vir-
tue of Serey's first homer after
Manager Lou Boudreau had doubled
the Yankees came back with a run
in the fourth when Nick Etten hit
his second homer of the season.
Six hits. highlighted by Johnny
Lindells one-run double and Russ
Dery's two-run two-base hit. fin
ished Bagby in the fifth.
Oscar Grimes rejoined the YAM
KEGS and replaced Don Savage at
third, making a double and single
against his old mates. Grimes, who
had taken preinduction earlier in
the week in New York. has not yet
learned the outcome of the tests.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
By the Associated Press.

0y inc hooOClAIcQ EEtsS.
CHICAGO, May 12.-Thorough-
bred racing returned to Chicago to-
day after a national 4-month black
out, and brought with it to Sports
mans Park, snug little half-mile
track, a disappointing turnout of
1858 despite fair weather, COM
pared with 22,229 for last years
opening.
The wagering also showed q sag
with 1854, 1884 being wagered on the
eight-race program.
The crowd was far below the an
ticipated attendance which John L.
Keeshin, president of the track, pre-
dicted would approximate last years
record opening throng which set
wagering record of 1924 ,054.
The card was topped by the 81, 500
Inaugural Handicap which was split
into two divisions because OF the
bulky field.
Two veteran campaigners ac-
counted for the prizes. The first
half was won by Mrs. Fred Nugent's
S-year -old Espino Gold, ridden by
Ernie White. At the finish Of the
7-furlong race, he had two lengths
margin over the Happy Hour Farm S.
Happy Pilot with the favored Night
Shadow, from the stable of Mrs.
Robert McGarvey, third. The win
ner paid $25 80, $1l and Sc.
Quizzle, a 7-year-old from the
A. S. Higgins Stable which has won
many of his victories here, captured
the other half by three lengths. The
winner was ridden by Jockey KenntA
Robertson. Observer nosed out King
Epithet for the place. The winner
paid $6, 1920 and $500.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
Dutch Scores Second Shutout
In Row, George Hits in Pinch
ers back of the hustling New York

gers back OF the huStling New York
Yankees.
Leonard did a superb piece of
pitching as he got the Mats their
first win Of their Western tour
The six singles he yielded were
spread over as many innings and so
good was his control not a White
Sox walked. Double plays by Gil
Torres, George Myatt and Kuhel
twice swept the paths of White Sox
who had hit. and not an error was
made behind Dutch.
The lone error charged to the
Washington club was committed by
Leonard himself. With two out in
the fourth, John Dickshot swung
for a third strike, but the pitch was
wild and as the ball went by Mike
Guerra the Chicago batter raced to
first. Dickshot Immediately was
forced out by Bill Nagel.
Dutch Fans Only Two.
| Leonard pitched just two strike
outs-that by Dickshot was erased
by the pitchers error. But of the 81
White Sox who faced him, IA rolled
harmlessly to the infleld. Dutch
pitched with the smoothness and
precision he showed when he threw
the Tigers out of tie for the pen
nant in the season closer at Detroit
last year
The Mats first found the plate in
the third inning that Guerra began
with a single. Leonard sacrificed,
then Case rif1ed two-bagger to left
to get Mike home.
Leonard blazed the way to the
second score when with one away
in the fifth he lofted the ball over
Oris Hockett's head in deep center
for two bases. Case followed with a
single to right and Dutch had to
run all out to make it from second
base.
Three successive singles in the
eighth frame accounted for the final
Washington marker. Leonard again
began the attack. Case hit safely
for the third successive time. sin
Cling to center. This time Leonard
again flashed surprising speed to
reach third base. Myatt ripped a
one -baser to left and Leonard was
home.