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tCO0tl0ueQ tTOln rage Dali
Skins, but can they outplay Fred
Davis-still another former Redskin
Ed Holman, Walt Stickel or some
of their playmates? If the lines de-
eide the issue. and they, generally
do, the edge weighs heavily in the
Bears favor. 4
George Halas can muster 246-
pound Joe Stydahar, 242-pound
Rudy Mucha, 240-pound Ray Bray,
246-pound John, Schiechl or 256-
pound Mike Jarmoluk. in addition
to the beef trust already mentioned.
Some have slowed down a bit, to be
sure, but not so much that they
can't match the Giant forwards.
Truly, all indications point to a
Bear victory, but in a year that has
produced so many upsets nothing
would be more of an upset than to
have the game go according to pre-
game dope. Anybody who wagers
the two teams even will show up for
the game is taking a chance, for the
Giants will be quartered at Bear
Mountain, near West Point, until a
few hours before game time, and
who knows but a sudden storm
might leave them snowbound.
A sellout attendance of $500 is
expected. Late tonight only 1000
reserved seats were left and 1000
bleacher pews go on sale in the
morning. A break in the weather,
which has been promised, should
pack the premises. No standing
room will be sold.
Jack Mara of the Giants esti-
mates the gross receipts will be 1884
600, far above the record $164 $40 of
last years Ram-Redskin game at
Cleveland. Such melon would
bring each member of the winning
team about S2,100 and about 81 400
each to the losers. The Rams last
year received $l,469 and the Red
skins 1902 each.
The league treasury will benefit to
the tune of $4,000 and each club
will receive $4,000. The biggest
beneficiary will be the New York
Giants baseball club, which will take
approximately $4,000 for park
rental.
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1erps Bow in Opener
AT West Virginia
BY the Assoeioied Press

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Dec. IA.
"A couple of freshman forwards
who between them scored SO points
paced West Virginia University
cagesters to an 81-43 victory over
the University of Maryland before
5000 fans here tonight.
The Marylanders, opening their
formal playing season, held during
most of the first quarter in which
they trailed 17-9, but after that 1t
was West Virginia going away.
Coach Lee Patton substituted freely
In the later quarters.
Fres Schaus and Bill zirkel con-
tinued the showing they made
against Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh
earlier in the week. Schaus scored
% points for high, while zirkel,
doing well with a spectacular left
hand shot, accounted for % more.
Maryland players were limited to
six points-the maximum scored by
John Schumate, Vic Turyn and Bill
Brown.
The Mountaineers, beginning to
roll during the second quarter
counted up a half time lead of 80
to IA and had increased that to 60
to "a at the end of the third period
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Copitul Muroons Ahead

With Brice leading the attack
with IL points the Capital Maroons
defeated the Twelfth street YMCA
last night, IS to "a. Covington
made 10 points for the losing quint.
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Manager Ossie Bluege to examine
all his athletes personally every DAY
AN impossibility last spring.
Washington's pitchers and catch
ers will report at the Mats spring
training headquarters at Orlando,
Fla, on February 20. with the re-
mainder of the club due to show on
February %. The Mats will play
their first exhibition game at Or
lando on March 9, against the Chat
tanooga Lookouts and thereafter
will be extremely busy before plung-
ing into the regular schedule against
the New York Yankees here on
April IA.
Phils in Straight Games.
Columbus, Rochester, Toledo and
Baltimore, in addition to Chat
tanooga, will provide minor league
opposition for the Mats, who viii
play the Phillies seven straight
games starting April 5.
The schedule:
March 8. Chattanoosa at Orlando: ID.
Detroit at Lakeland; Is. st. Louis Browns
At Orlando: 16, st. Louis Browns at offah-
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Mats Book " Exhibition Tits,
Decide to Stoy Out Of Cubo

Colorful Havana's gay. carnival
atmosphere and parched, hard
baseball field, combination which
retarded the Mats training pro-
gram last spring, has been clipped
from the Washington baseball
clubs muscle -fexing routine for the
1947 training campaign. The Mats
will play ~ exhibition games next
spring, President Clark Grifith an
nounced yesterday, and seven OF
them will be with the revitalized
Philadelphia Phillies.
Cuba's Tropical Park and its
night clubs, where some Of the Mats
were inclined to sample the native
rum too frequently, proved deter
rent in Washingtons conditioning
program. The resultant pulled
muscles on Tropical Parks scorched
ball field and the upset stomachs
encountered due to highly seasoned
food and fire water had the Mats
bosses complaining.
Not adding to their peace of mind,
either, was the presence OF flashy
Bernardo Pasquel, one Of four broth
ers who operate the Mexican
League. Bernardo established head
quarters in Havana and attempted
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BrookIond Pin Event Nay Settle
Most Effective Type Of Duo
By Ben McAIwee

Can a topfight bowler and a
mediocre roller beat two pinmen
of more equal averages? This moot
question may be answered today at
Brookland Recreation when Nam
ager Karl Gochenouf unfolds the
first annual Brookland mems
doubles, starting at pm.
With a maximum average limit
of 235 per couple putting the taboo
on star combinations, the five-game
event will be interesting from the
standpoint Of whether such two
somes as Cletus Pannell, the Ross
lyn star, with an average of 127,
and Paul Fitzgerald, another Ross
lyn Major League luminary, with
1o8, can outbowl duo such as the
Lucky Strike team Of Milton Walker
with 1l8 and Frank Mischou with
lit or the Alexandria combination
of Fred Watson and Jim Lucket,
whose averages total 235.
The winners will split a prize of
$50. Other awards will be made
according to the number Of con-
testants. Entrance fee is $6.25 per
person.
Other special attractions today
will be the weekly one-ball handi-
cap starting at 2 pm. at Petworth
and the Scotch mixed tournament
at Silver Spring, on tap at 7 pm.
s. & G. Garage is the new PAGER In
the Rosslyn Major, supplanting the
A. L. Kelley quint which had held
the lead since the start of the sea-
son. With Pannell posting $40, the
garagemen whitewashed Transit
Mixed, while the Kelley outfit
skidded to fourth by losing three
to Mason Boys. Toms Auto moved
to q second-place tie with Schnei-
der's Hardware as the auto crew
took the old one from Waters
Shade Shop and the hardwaremen
blanked Modern Way Movers No. 2.
Two season team records were
established when Conklyn Florists
counted 651 and 1.849 to sweep
Hutchison's Furniture. Lou Jen-
kins' 152-406 and George Halls
151-385 led the winners Billy Stall
cup of the losers fired second hign
league game of 1T, two pins shy
Of Pannell's ITO.
However, things were more rosy
In the Clarendon Major for the
A. :. L. Kelley combination that
spurted to first place with a q l
victory over erstwhile leading Luzi
Service as Ralph Gordons 1896
and Wayne Lovell's 140-379 paced
the attack. Although Billy King
solver fired season highs of ITO and
ASS, Burr Heishmans dropped three
to Atwell Decorators when Kirch- |
ner's 1856, Rosen's 375 and Paul
James 1888 offset the brilliant single
handed wallops of Kingsolver.
Third-place J. R. Gosnell team
was a 81 winner from fourth
e,ace Harvey's Restaurant as Bill
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Irish Vets Face Hearst

Irish War Veterans and Hearst
A. C. meet in o'clock football
game today at Hearst field.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
First Baseman Is 9th
National in History
To Capture Crown
BY Burton Hawkins

The widely-whispered suspicion
that Washington's Mickey Vernon
won the 1916 batting championship
Of the American League Is con-
firmed today with the release Of
df1icial figures which properly seal
the top spot for the Mats first base
man with his 1853 average.
Fourth Washington player in his
tory to capture the coveted crown,
Vernon becomes the first Nat to
win the batting title since Buddy
Myer swatted .349 in 1885. Goose
Goslin, with 379 in 1928, and Ed
Delehanty, with 376 in 1902, were
other Mats who scared to the top
of the hitting heap.
Vernon's value to the Mats was
reflected in other departments
Mickey also led the league in
doubles, with 81, paced the. Mats in
stolen bases with IA, was second on
the club in home run production
with eight and second in the league
on total hits with 207. In the Navy
for two years, Mickey returned to
the Mats to better his 1943 hitting
by IS points. 1t marked the first
time Vernon ever batted 800 in
major league company.
williams Next BY IL Points.
Mickey topped Boston's Ted VIII
liams by II points, but Ted collected
considerable honors. Named the
American Leagues most valuable
player, williams was first in runs
scored with 142, first in total bases
with 343, second in batting with
342 and second in home runs with
38. Hank Greenberg won the home
run title with A. BY leading in
runs scored for the fourth year, Will
liams established q new major
league record.
Williams also was the only player
to hit three home runs in a game,
achieving that in a July IA game
against Cleveland in which Lou
Boudreau tied a major league record
for most long hits in game and
most doubles in game by smashing
fouHdoubles in addition to a home
run.
Boston's power-packed club COM
piled a team average of .271 to lead
that phase. Washington was second
with a .260 average.
The Mats were second to the Red
Sox in humping doubles, led the
league in triples with So, but finished
sixth in the home-run department
slamming 60.
Pesky Leader in Hits.
Johnny Pesky of the Red Sox con-
tributed the most hits, 208, topping
Vernon by one, while Cleveland's s
George Case led the league in stoler
bases with 20, the sixth time in eight
years he has excelled in his specially
Early Wynn, used frequently as a
pinch hitter, batted .319 for the Mats
while Buddy Lewis and Stan Spence
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gar gpoftsLeague Figures Confirm venons 46 Batting Title
Pirates to Offer
Children S Day
BY the A.soeioisd Prsss

PITTSBURGH, Dec. "A. -
Theren be children's day to 60
with the ladies' day at Forbes
Field, where the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates will cavort under new man..
agement. next season.
Heretofore, the Pirates have
admitted children under II free
on Mondays and Fridays during
July and August, but in 1947
every Saturday viii be free day
for the youthful fans. And on
the top of that therem be, .
special rate for. children under
il on other days.
The ladies also will be given
additional consideration. They'll
be permitted to sit any place
instead Of in just the right field
section.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

do; IS, Cicinnati at Tampa: 10. Columbus
at Orlando 90, Rochester at Daytons
Beach; 2l, Chattanooga at Winter Garden;
22, Cincinnati at Orlando; 23. Detroit al
Orlando; 26 Philadelphia Athletics at West
Palm Beach: IS. Pittsburgh at Miami
Beach: %. st. Louis Browns at Miami: 30
St Louis Browns at MaiMi.
April /, Toledo at Senford: 2. Toledo al
Orlando: 4. Pittsburgh 1t orlando: 5
Phillies at Orlando: 6. Phillies at Orla ndo;
I. Phiilies at Atlanta might; 8. Phillies
at Birmingham tnight)s 8. Phillies at
Chattanooga tnishtl; 10, Phillies at Char
lotte; IL. Phillies at Greensboro: II, Bal
timore at Washington: I3, Baltimore at
Baltimore. 3. H.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

hit .292. Spence was second In the
league in doubles with so, Led the
Mats in home runs with IS, and tied
for third in the league In triples
with 10. Lewis was second in the
league in triples with 13, three less
than compiled by Cleveland's Hank
Edwards.
Joe Grace, outfielder who Joined
the Mats after hitting .230 with st.
Louis, benefited by the switch, bat
ting .302 with Washington for q .27B
season average.
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Pro Basket Boil

BY the Associated Press
Association Of America.
Washington, 12; Cleveland. So.
Providence, 81: Detroit, 66.
Boston, n; Philadelphia, 65.
National LeaKue,
Toledo, "a: Indianapolis, SO.
Oshkosh. II: Fort Wayne, so.
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officioI American League Bottng Averages for 1916

Name and Club
Corsica John j.. Det. :
Mitchell. Dale, Clev.
Schultz, Joseph c., st.
Moss. Lester J., st. L.
Vernon, James b., Was
Ehtlley. David T., Chi.
Willtams. Theodore g.,
Pesky. John. Bos.
Cullenbine, Roy j., Det.
kell. Geo. c., 26, Phil.
Wynn, Early r., Wash
McCosky, w. b., 26 Det.
d MaRgio, Dominic r.,
pArtee, Roy r., Bos.
Hutchinson, Frederick
Cnlberson, D. Leon. DO
Klinger, Robert H.. Boi
Appling. Lucius b.. Chi.
stephens, Vernon D., d
Vaao, Elmer w. Phil. =
Houchock. Stephen, N.
Edwards. Henry A.. Gle
Mcbride, Thomas r.. b
Einney. Louis K, St. L
Lipon, John, Det.
Berry, Jonas A.. 5 Phil.
Becker, Heinz f., Clev,
Robinson. Aaron, N. y
CrAmer. Roger NJ, Det.
Boudreau, Louis, Clev. :
Lewis, John K, wash
Spence, Stanley o., Wa
Da Masgio. Joseph F.. N
Richmond. Donald L., !
Tucker, Thurman T.. g
Crosetti. Frank r., N. ]
Silvestri, Kenneth j., N
Fagan, Everett, Phil.
Ferrick, T. j., 8 Clev.-E
Miller. John A., st. z. .
Rosar, Warren ", Phi
Suder, Peter. Phil. -
Holloway. Donald II. C
Dillinger, Robert B.. st
Hudson, Sidney c., Wa.
Grace. J. L., 4S st. LIZ
Heath, ]. G., 48 Wash
Fleming, Leslie H.: Gle
0reenberg, Henry B.. q
Caulfleld. John j.. Phil
York. p. Rudolph, Bos.
Keller, Charles E.. N. !
Wright, Taft s., Chi. :
Doerr. Robert p. Bos.
Wakefield, Richard c..
Ross. Donald R., Clev.
Wasdell, James c.. Gle
Evers, Walter A., Det.
Jones, j. Murrell, Chi. :
Berardino. John, St. l..
Kuhel, Jos, A., IA Wash
Judnich, Walter +. st.
Higgins, M. r., Is Det.,
Chapman. Samuel B.. T
Outlaw, James r, Det.
Laahs, Chester p. st. I
Dickey, William NJ, N,
johnson, william R., N.
Mackiewicz, Felix T., C
Zarilla. Allen l., st. I.
Linden, John H., N. Y.
ChYistman. Mark j., 81
Robert D.. CT
Michsels, Casimer E., {
Rixzuto, Philip r., N. y
Lake, Edward e., Det.
Priddy, Gerald E., Was
Trosky, Harold A., Chi,
Evans, Alfred H., Wash
Torres, Gilberto, Wash.
Lopst, Edmund W, Ch
Guerra, Fermin, Wash,
Travis, Cecil H., Wash.
Hodgin. e. Ralph. Chi: :
Grimes, O. R., IA N. z
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Mayo Edward j., Det.I
Heinrich, Thomas D..
StirnweiSs GeorFe H.,
Handley Eugene, Phi
Platt. Mizen G., Chi.
Flores, Jesse S., Phi
Fernandes Edward P.
Hall, Irwin G., Phil.
Stevens Charles A, 8
Lucadello, John st. !
Peck, Harold A., Phil
Metkovich, George NJ
Mullin, Patrick J., .
Haynes. Joseph W., G
Bloodworth, James H
Lodigiani, Dario. Chi.
Rocco, Michael D., {
Stainback, George T.,
Tebbettts, George R..
Majeski. Henry. & NY
Lollar, ]. Sherman, Gil
Keltner, Kenneth F.,
McQuillen, Glenn R.,
Mancuso, Frank, st.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Jeffries hit for 366. Turner's triple
header strike and AL Wright's 388
were the big pokes as A. II. Cohen
beat McGonegal Plumbing, 2-1.
Betty Graf Of Riggs bowled 1872
and 3l9 to garner top weekly honors
in the Women's Bankers League at
Clarendon. National Savings and
Trust was high with team counts Of
1888 and 400. Second National
Bank leads the flag chase traiied
by National Savings and Trust,
Riggs No. l, Liberty No. I. National
Metropolitan, Riggs No. 2. Liberty
No. 2, City Bank, Citizens and Riggs
No. 3.
Lloyd R. Turner Co. leads the
Realtors League on total pins over
Cafritz Co. Both teams have won
"a Of 36 games. H. G. Smithy Co.
trails by one game while Fred A.
Smith Co. is two games out Of
first place.
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ATSKLEIS SUTAR-
IT'S SU HITLERIU

Nuernbergo teisme, bu-
yes naziu uzsieniu minis
tras Joachim Won Ribben-
trop, pasiryzo atskleisti in
ternacionaliam militariam
tribunolui smulkmenas jo
tarybu ir pasirasytu sutar-
ciu Sovietu su Vokietila
1889 metals, kas privede
prie antro pasaulinio karo.
Sovietu atstovai tame tel
SINE, suprantama, des visas
pastangas kad RibbentroE
savo ziniu neatskleistu, mes
tas parodys Stalino sunny
bes prizes rimta pasaull.
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FBI SUEME SOVIE-
TQ SNIPA

Pagaliau if u. S. valdzia
paskelbia kad FBI agentai
sueme jauna Rusijos karo
laivyno leitenanta, ilgai Sc
kiota atliekant snipinejima
Sovietu naudai.
Jis yra Ltn. Nikolai Re-
din, % M, Sovietu pirkimu
komisijos narys, kuris rem
gesi jau isplaukti Rusijon
is Portland, Ore. Jis sni-
pinejo apie Americas karo
laika Yellowstone, nuskir-
ta dalyvauti atomines bonn
bos bandyme sia vasara:: -.
Atvestas j U. S. komisi-
jonierius ofisa, sis bolsevl,
kas snipas eme musti KUN.
stim j stala rekdamas, "AS
nekalbesiu! as nekalbesiu! !!
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RADAS EUROPOE
IR AZIJOE

Europoje ir Azijoje 81
pavasari bus badas, Xxi su-
lauks naujo derliaus.
Europoje daugybe EMO
niu pasilaiko gyvais Wien
bulviu ir prastos duonos
siokiu-tokiu uzvalgymu.
Alijantu uzimtoje Woke
tijoje zmoniu maitinimu7
teikiamas maistas bus SUI.
mazintas, arba jau suma'
zintas.
Tarp pabegeliu vaiku de
rnaisto stok0s siaucia dzlo
va, pranesa Bavarijos Rau
donasis Kryzius.
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TIKROS LIMOS
APIE PABEGE-
LlUS

Hal Foust, keliaujantis
Europoje korespondentas,
kuris parase daug straps
.niu apie Pabaltijo zmoniu
nelaiminga likima, pastaru
laiku raso Chicago Tribu-
ne apie savo pasikalbeji-
ma su vadais Pabaltijo pa
begeliu Osnabrueck stovy-
klose. Jis tulrejo pasikal-
bejimus su Lietuviais, Es-
tais ir Latviais, kurie pa
tieke jam savo veliausia
gautu ziniu is ju saliu, kur
bolsevikai visu ziaurumu
viespatauja ir kur pabege-
liai atsisako gryzti Xxi rau-
donieji ten valdys.
Rasytojas pamini, labai
teisingai, pabegeliu pasirei,
skimus apie ju ateitl, kad
ju pirmutinis noras yra
gryzti j savo tevynes, tlk
prie komunistisku salygV
/ jiems neimanoma. Antras
pasirinkimas yra enigruo'
ii j Amerika, Kanada,, al
Australia. Visi vaikai il
dauguma suaugusiu pabe'
geliu mokosi Angliskos kal
bOS.
Tie zmones yra darbstus
sveiki zmones, issilavinim(
ir pranasumo lygaus Anne
rikieciams, o nera jockil
planu ju gyvenimo nusisto
vejimui ir patterns paslda
rymui pragyvenimo, SAX
rasytojas. Jie nori progo.
uzsidirbti sau pragyveni!
ma ir islaikyti savo sci
mas, be pavedimo savo as
mems laisviu totalltarlne
valdziai.
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u. S. TAKYSIS SU
ARGENTINA

Ilgai uzsiteses nesusipra-
timas tarp Americas ir Ar
gentinos valdziu manoma
bus baigtas ir Washingto-
mas liausis atakaves sayo
pietu kaimyne respublika.
Rinkimus laimejo Peron,
kuri Amerikos valdzia no.
rejo is valdzios ismesti ap-
kaltinant j pro-naziu. Jis
vistiek liko valdovu, o tue
tarpu Argentinoje pradejo
svaistytis Stalino atstovai,
patraukimui Argentinos ]
sovietu puse, O tas Ameri-
kai butu nesveika.
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BOL LSEVIKAI SUGA-
VO MIHAHOVICA

Is Jugoslavijos pranesa
kad bolSevikiskos Tito wy
riausybes pastangomis ta-
po sugautas Gen. Mihailo-
vic, tos Sales laisves kovo.
tojas, kuri veliau Anglia
ir Amerika ismaine j Mas
kvos agenta Tito ir prade'
jo 81 remit.
Jam gresia mirties baus
me bolsevikQ naguose, il
matyt niekas jo negales is
gelbet.
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RUSAS ISEJO IR is
UNRRA POSEDZIO

Atlantic City, N. j., vyk-
sta UNRRA posedziai, kur
iskelta reikalavimas nusta-
tyti kad UNRRA selpia-
NOSE salyse maistu ir reik-
menimis nesinaudotu sovie-
tu kariuomene. Mat, visur
Rusai stengiasi atimti gau-
mama per UNRRA maista
ir reikmenis ir naudoti sa-
vo okupaciniu armiju mai
tinimui.
Viename posedyje boise
viku atstovas iseJo, aiskln-
damas kad jam tuos klau-
sinus negalima svarstyti.
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>ovietQ AtStovaS, ProteStuodamas prizes
|rano Skunda, Ap|eido UN0 Posedi
SUTARTIS SU IRANU PASIRODE
BUVO STALINO APGAVYSTE

balsavo su juo uz atidejima
Irano bylos svarstymo Ba-
landzio 10 dienai. kada tt
keta jau tureti uzbaigta su
Iranu sutarti.
Kovo % d. Saugumo ia
rybos posedis laikyta prie
uzdarytu duru, ir sakoma
Gromyko vel buvo pastry
zes atsilankyti.,
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REUTHER LAIMEJO
AWU VADOVYBE

Atlantic City, N. j., Uni
ted Auto Workers (CIO)
suvaziavime, po truksmin-
gu kaltinimu vienas kitam
uz General Motors streika,
UAW pirmininko rinkimus
laimejo Walter P. Reuther,
GIN streiko vadas, tik 125
balsais prizes dabartini pir-
mininka R. J. Thomas.
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tie grudai, ia duona yra "sau-
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is Odesos.
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Pabaltijos ir kitty okupuotu sa-
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valstybe.
Grudu nera
Bolsevikai butu galeje mul-
kint svieta, jeigu ne Amerikos
greitas pasiuntimas laivu tuos
grudus is Odesos pervezti
Prancuzija.
Dabar is Washingtono pra,
mesa kad Russia neturi jokip
grudu kuriuos galetu tuoj per.
siusti j Prancuzija, ir isake sa'
vo laivams Juodojoje juroje
kur jie nuvyko Rusijai pasitar
nauti, toliau nelaukti ir gryz
ii ten kur jie pirmiau buvo.
UNRRA yra pasiuntus 700,
900 tony grudu Sovietu oku
kuotas ar valdomas sails. Yr;
ziniu kad Rusai grobia is Bal
kanu saliu grudus ir kitka ka
tik is Americas atgabenama
kaip karo nuostoliu atlyginima
Tuo tarpu Maskva norejo su
losti apgavyste, susitarus S
Prancuzijos komunistais, tikts
visa beda kad grudu nespej
suvogti.
Blum, Prancuzu socialist
vadas, atvyko Amerikon gau
cia Prancuzijai paskola, isge
bejimui jos nuo nusvirimo j k'
munizma. Jis daug priside.
prie sudemoralizavimo Pranc1
zijos prizes 81 kara, kuomet b
vo ministru pirmininku ir s
vo socialistisku aklumu uzle
do Sales reikalus Xxi pakril
mo. Prancuzija jo valdyn
metu buvo tick susilpninta k;
lengvai buvo Vokieciu pamu
Ia sio karo pradzioje.