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Evening star., 1947-08-18
Yarosz Seeking 9th
Ring Victory in Row
Battling Bee Bee
By GEORGE Huber

Tommy Yarosz of Pittsburgh goes
after his 9th straight victory to-
night when he takes on Bee Bee
Washington in the 10-round main
event at Griffith Stadium. He's
favored to make it, although Double
B is ready to give him all sorts of
arguments. It's a rematch, Tommy
having taken a split nod over the
Washington boy In a Pittsburgh
fight last February.
There shouldn't be too much
weight difference, although Tommy
is rated as lightheavy and Bee Bee
as a middleweight. Tommy will be
around 1853 and Bee Bee around 100.
The Pittsburgh boy is good
boxer and fair hitter, and the same
goes for Bee Bee. Bee Bee has
blown hot and cold on this slugging
business: sometimes he has a punch
and sometimes he hasn't. If he'll
use his right for something besides
eating tonight he can make it inter-
esting for both the customers and
Yarosz.
Bee Bee on Spot.
This is listed as another make Or
break fight for Bee Bee. He's sup
posed to win or drop out as a MAIN
eventer in Washington. If he makes
anything like good showing, it's
hard to believe the promoters will
give up on such a good drawing
card.
Bee Bee will be trying to pass the
500 mark for this years fighting.
Smuggy Hursey beat him in his last
outing, 10-rounder on May 26, to
end a three-match winning string.
Bee Bee had chilled Carmen De John
and Solly Zalter and decisioned Roy
Williams after starting the year with
losses to Joe Curcio ana Yarosz.
That previous bout against Yarosz
was a last-minute affair for both,
when they filled in as a sub for an
other bout that was cancelled two
days before the fight.
Billy Edwards, Bee Bees manager,
Is full of complaints about the
refereeing in that one, incidentally.
I'VE really got showing around"
he says. THE referee held Bee Bee
and pushed him all over the place
and protected Yarosz. I later found
he's one of Bunny Buntag's (Yorosz's
manager) old fighters. With a deal
like that we were lucky to get even
a split in the decision"
Refereeing should be no cause for
complaint tonight. Washington's
referees are rated among the best
in the business, and there have been
no complaints about hometown de-
cisions.
Five-round supporting numbers
are: Art Betiea against Jimmy
Robinson, Charley Toler against
Billy Unks, and Melvin Wade against
Walter Roane.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Huge 7rapshoot Field
In Grand American
After Seven Titles
By the Associoted Press

vANDALIA, Ohio. Aug. 1S.-The
biggest boom since the atom bomb
blast at Bikini will sweep across
Ohio's Miami Valley today when the
48th grand American trapshoot gets
under way. Seven championships
will be settled before nightfall.
With 1876 shooters from Al States,
3 Canadian provinces, Cuba and the
Canal Zone participating in yester-
days final tuneup for the roaring
grand, indications were that all en-
try records would be erased in the
six-day bombardment of clay flying
discs. Last year the preliminary
finale drew 652.
Today's events, all at 16 yards
over the 100-target route, were to
determine championships among
veterans 10 years and over, hus-
band-wife twosomes, juniors under
13, subjuniors under IS. father-son
or father-daughter combinations
and winners among both women and
men State titleholders.
Before the huge field could start
firing over the quarter-mile trap
line, Karl Maust of Lincoln Park,
Mich, and William Harrison of
Metropolis. Ill, had bit of unfin-
ished business to complete.
Those hot-shots still were tied
for the last of the preliminary event,
despite a shoot-off which carried
through ITS extra targets before
darkness halted the fray last night.
Maust and Harrison tied with 18
others at 100 in row and then each
proceeded TO crack an additional
ITS in the shootoff while the oppo-
sition dropped out along the way.
Grand Ilseng. reformed professional
from Waco, Tex, was the last to go.
He missed one target after breaking
$50 straight Maust and Harrison
were to conclude the shootof today.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Major League Standings and Schedules
MONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1s47.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results i eStcTuhF.
Phila., 2-5; Wash, IL
Boston, 3; New York, 0.
Chicago, 1-3: Det., o.
St. L.. 7-3: Cleve. Ga.
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Phila, (N.) at Wash, 3.ol
exhibition.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Cleve Cd (t.-n.1
Phila. at Chicago (n).
Boston at St. Louis (n0.
New York at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Boston, "a; N. Y, Ii
st. L., s; Pitts, 5 (seconc
game called in fifth
rain).
Phila., A; Brook, o.
(second game called ir
seventh, Sunday law).
Cinci., 2-1l; Chi, 0-3.
Games Today.
st. L. at Brook. (2) (d.-n.) }
Only game scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Pitts. at Boston, Cn).
st. Louis at Brooklyn
Cinci. at New York (n)
Chicago at Phila. 90.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Major Leaders
BY The Associated Press
American I.earue


Appiing;, chieaso. ,sSs. ''''
Runs-WillSams; ns, ,ln Boston. IS: Heinrich.
Runs batted in-Doerr. Boston. rs;
Williams. Boston. 70.
Htts-Pesky. Boston. 80; .Appling. 1873.
Doubles-Boudreau, Cleveland. 35; Ap-
Tripies-Vernon. washington, IL; Hen
rich. New York, and Philley. Chicaso,
Home runs-wuliams, Boston, 25:
Heath, st. Louis. and Gordon. cleVe-
stolen bases-Dillinger. st. Louis, 2s:
Philley. Chicago. II, 80,
NssEhouseT. Detroit; Ifs., 100.
Reynolds, New York. 1915, .724.
National League.
BattingnWalssT, i' PhilsaelDhia' lad 's47;
RuRsMNizs' Rsoolia5 IS New York los; Robinson
Runs batted in-Mize. New York. 81;
Marshall, New York, and Kiher,
Hits-Baumhol oltz.. Cincinnati. 144: Gus
tine, Pittsburgh, 143.
Doubles-Holmes, Boston, 20: Baum
holtz, Gineinnati. a. "a. ,,.
T Kiner. Pittsburgh. IS.
Stolen bases-Robinson, Brooklyn. 20;
striEeoutswBIackweil. Cincinnati. 15e:
Branca. BROOKLYN. Ill.
Pitching-Blackwell. Cincinnati, 1873.
.192; Munger, st. Louis. 1913. .768.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Two Metro Grid Leagues
Are Meeting This Week

Andy Farkas has called two meet
ings this week to complete organiza-
tion of the 10-team 160-pound and
unlimited Metro Football Leagues
Representatives of the unlimited
teams will meet at 8 o'clock We'd
nesday night at the Farkas Sport
ing Goods Store, 8l8 Eighteenth
street NV, and the 160-pounders
will gather at the same time and
place on Friday night.
Farkas plans dividing each league
into Eastern and Western divisions
and to have each team play seven
games. He also hopes to schedule
a late-season playoff for the winners
Of the two divisions at Griffith Sta
CiUm
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Schroeder Captures
Casino Singles, But
Bows in Doubles
ev the Assoeio,ad Press

NEWPORT, r. I. Aug. 18.-Ted
Schroeder Of Glendale, Calf, held
the singles championship of the
Newport Casino tennis tournament
today and doubles stars were the
new team of Gardnar Mulloy and
Frank Parker, who defeated Jack
Kramer of Los Angeles and Schroe-
der as the latter showed the grind
Of 110-game day.
Schroeder showed brilliant form
in taking singles honors against the
Evening star., 1947-08-18
CIV. Second to Harvard
In FowIe Trophy Sail
Special Dispatch 10 The Sfor

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Aug. 18-
George Washington Uniyersity's
sailing team lost out to Harvard by
5 points in yesterdays 9Th annual
intercollegiate dinghy trophy COM
petition for the Leonard Fowle
Trophy here.
Harvard, paced by Thomas l..
Day, scored 214 points to GW's 210.
Eric Nordholm of Washington was
high scoring skipper for the Wis
itOrS
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Flag Chances al Stake
As Hot Rivals Plunge
Into 4-Game Series
By Joe Reichler
Assocjoted Press Sporfx Writer

Today was double D-day in
Brooklyn-for beth the Dodgers and
st. Louis Cardinals. ... e..
The two top contenders were
slated to meet in the first of two
crucial sets which could decide the
National League pennant.
The Cards must win at least three
out of four of the current series If
they are to make any appreciable
dent in the Dodgers present Az
game cushion.
The Dodgers, on the other hand,
won't be satisfied with anything less
than an even break. That promises
not to be so easy. Up to now they
have not been able to do that,
having dropped games in is meet
ings with their arch rivals.
The remaining schedule Is very
much in favor of the Cards. AL
though the Brooks have three games
fewer to play than the Cards. 80 in all,
more than half of them are against
first division clubs-seven with the
Cards, nine with the New York
Giants and four with Boston.
Cards Face Easier Road.
OF the Cards AZ remaining games,
II are with the rest of the first
division-seven with Brooklyn, five
with New York and five with Boston.
They have II home games left to
play while the Dodgers have 21.
The night game of today's after
moonlight double-header is the
one ordered by League President
Ford Frick, coming out of his up
holding of the Cards protest over
the Brooks 80 victory against st.
Louis last July 20. Prick declared
the game a 3-3 tie, ruling Ron
Northey should have been credited
with a ninth-inning home run in
stead of being declared out at home.
The Cards frightened the race
yesterday by defeating the Pirates
in Pittsburgh, 6-5, to gain full
game on the pace-setters while the
Dodgers were being shut out by
Philadelphia, 40.
Each team was forced to a no
decision contest in the second game
of their double The
Dodgers were held to A tie in
their nightcap, while the Cards and
Pirates engaged in scoreless dead
lock In their finale. The Dodgers
Phils second game was called at
the end OF six innings because of
Pennsylvania's 7 pm. curfew law
while rain and wet grounds halted
the Card-Pirate game after ~
innings.
Braves Top Giants Twice.
The rebounding Boston Braves
improved their third-place standing
by sweeping two games from the
slipping New York Giants in Boston,
2-1 and 81, to make 1t four in a
row over the New Workers, who now
have dropped seven straight.
The Reds took two from the Chi
cago Cubs in Cincinnati, 20 and
11-3, as Ewell Blackwell registered
his 10th victory and his sixth shutout
in the opener.
Inc new YORK Yankees had their
American League flrst-place margin
cut to 121a games when the Boston
Red Sox shut them out, 80, in an
11-inning thriller.
The third-place Detroit Tigers
split with the White Sox in Chicago,
taking the second game, 4-3, after
losing the opener, 10.
Cleveland and the Browns divided
a pair in st. Louis, the Browns win
ming the first game, 7-6, and the In
dians the second, 4-3.
The Pirates set a National League
record when Frank Gustine and
Hank Greenberg belted home runs
for new mark of 16 home runs by
one club in five games. The old one,
of IS, was set by the Giants in 1925.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Aerial Angling Derby Winner
Declares Fish Caller q Bust ;

Today Sherwood called the de-
vice mo. l grade A fioperoo."
1.-The thing is supposed to CUR
gle below the surface when you
blow into it. Or you can try
whispering to the fish," he said.
You can also shout if you
care to.
"I gave it a thorough test. The
natives around Lake Mime
wawa thought I was nuts. I am
inclined to think they were right.
I caught all my fish the way they
always have been caught-the
hard way"
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Two World Marks
Set ySpeedbout
By the Assoeiofed Press

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Aug. 1S.-
Edison Hedges, Atlantic City
IN. j. attorney, today held two
new world speed records for
powerboat racing.
Hedges, plotting his Black
Eagle, averaged 54.463 m.p.h. in
two trips over a 1-mile course
yesterday at the Cambridge
Yacht Clubs annual regatta.
A few hours later Hedges set q
second new mark Of 47.468 m.p.h.
in winning a smile race for serv-
Ice runaboutS.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Spaniel Illinois Winner

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. 18 R.-A
black cocker spaniel, Champion My
roy Night Rocket, won over 624
other dogs, including 96 cookers, to
take the 500 cash award and the
Gov. Dwight H. Green Trophy at
the Illinois State Fair dog show.
Evening star., 1947-08-18

talks and looks like Bob Burns the radio comedian,
except that Buntag says things like this:
"I get in there with Graziano and it's no con-
test win easy.
Jake La Motta's supposed to be afraid Of no
body in the world Well he's afraid OF me.
"You notice Ezzard Charles and Archie Moore
and those fellows don't fight In Detroit and Chi
cago no more? They can't unless they fight me
first
What Mr. Buntag means by me-" Of course,
Is Tommy Yarosz his 163-pounder from Pittsburgh
who fights Bee Bee Washington tonight at Grifath
Stadium Like all members Of the Fight Managers
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Abe Simon Referees

Abe Simon, who sustained two
knockouts at the hands of Joe Louis,
Is now licensed New York State
boxing referee,
Evening star., 1947-08-18
MAAA Plans Grid Leagues

Metropolitan Amateur Athletic
Association will hold meeting Fri
day night at SAL Florida avenue
NV. to organize its football leagues
League A will be for l65-pounders
and under and League B for boys
Is to II and weighing less than 160.
Evening star., 1947-08-18

Philadelphia - Ola 900 000-5
Washington ----- 900 900 101-2
:, Runs-Binks, Fain, Chapman. Guerra
batted in-Majeski. Chapman, suder 2).
Marchildon. Two-base hits-Suder 2).
Three-base hit--Vernon. Double plays
man to Sullivan to Vernon, Joost to Suder
to Fain, Left on bases-Philadelphia, g;
Washington, 6. Base on balls-Of Haet-
Strikeouts-By Marchildon. 3; by Candini,
l. Hits--of Haefner. 2 in innings; off
Candini, in 5 innings; off Pieretti, 0 in
inning. Losing pitcher-Haefner. Time
of game-2:O3. Umpires-Messrs. Papa
rella. Rue Hurley and Summers. Attend
ance-ll OBS
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Athletics, rs; Mats, IL

Totals 80 7271 IL Totals "a 1927 z
aSingled for Christman in ninth.
billed out for Ferrell In ninth.
Philadelphia - 900 900 O2O-2
Washington - 900 OlO OOO--l
Runs-McCosky, Fowler, Wynn. Runs
batted in-Wynn. Joost (2). Two-base
hits-Yost. Joost CO. McCosky, Wynn.
Three = base hit - Binks. Home run
Wynn. sacriice-vernon Double plays
McCosky to Rosar, Spence to Ferrell
Left on bases-Philadelphia, 5: Washing
ton, 8. Base on balls-Of Fowler, ! of
Wynn, /. Struck out-By Wynn, !; by
Fowler. 2: Hit by pitcher-Wynn (Rosar).
Time-1. .56.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Eoene af Sports It's Double DDay for Dodgers Cards Brooklyn

SECOND TALLY ON WINNING SINGLE-sam Dente, Boston
baeman slides safely the plate Yankee Catcher
Aaron Robinson tries tag him in the 1lth inning of the
game Yankee Stadium yesterday Run
Mees single which broke pitching
duel and paced Red sox 80 wn Umpire Cal Hubbard and
Boston shorsop Johnny Peky lef-AP wirephoto
Evening star., 1947-08-18

SOMEBODY
sombdy for fight whereas had pair of gloves his
hands in his life his
This will Yarosz first Washington and he
isn't pretty terrific tonight won't be living onetenth Of
Bunag Buntag assistants giving their the
most lavish buidup fighter through
Seems Nobody Wonts to Fight Him
Well Yarosz hand in the at that He's got the
left the business probably record which,
first mposng60 In 81 fights and
bouts both of his He's to have 46 in
row,
and this is understandable The him.
codng Buntag and there logical ring his explanation
"Tey know I'm Yarosz good probably the best boxer in the
CYarosz) weigh 1853 that's inbetwen weight
little middleweights
Moa I'm big Graano 100000 guarantee
time he fights in Detroit"
has a fighting background q fighting
Pittsburgh, like the Zivics fighting
family. six brothers all
Tommy the 25 has been climbing through the since
he Is.
Menendez Wants Hursey for Yorosz
Washington taking heart all the things
Yaro renue has been saying about Yaosz he not bother
tonight he'll hand He fought
in Pittsburgh split decision Bee
be q sacrihcal lamb but he's not without chance.
fighter Matchmaker Gabe Menendz wants get In
ring provided the
100000 this
working pomotorial of Ahearn Wen
"Yaroz Hurseys sze Menendez Hursey is 155
1853 Yarosz to that weight Shuck
getting all the against fellow like Danny Kapow
he'll fight tonight 20 pounds
heavier than Kaplow at his best weight"
might be quite that-Yarosz Hursey-and
ursey won't hit night" he
mot the back of pants"
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Leurys BOOKING Games

H. B. Leary Brothers unlimited
softball team wants games. Call
Bob Reinoehl at Adams 27S4 after
o'clock.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Win, Lose, or Draw
This Buntuo Is One Good Fighter
By FRANCIS E. STANN

those unaccusomed to the quaint Of fight people,
Btag of Pittsburgh the most unkeyloo character
beat his breast out that he lick the
middeweight and light heavyweight divisions.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
West Point Generous

The Army Athletic Association has
loaned the motion picture company
producing Army Black and Gold"
the entire file of West Point films
on Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard
snIrrurpN ASSncIATIoN
Evening star., 1947-08-18
SECOND GAME,

Totals 81 1927 8 Totals 81 427 o
'Lined to Majeski for Haefner In Sd.
tBunted safely for Candini in sth.
tStr,cL out for 9,,llivap In 9th
Evening star., 1947-08-18
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05
Boljse bi bilo, da
je zeni odgovoril!

WASHINGTON, 4. marca-V
nekih slucajih Sc seveda ne SINE
odgovarjati zenam, toda v dru-
gih je to zelo priporocljivo. To
najbolj We Louis P. Wright il
Aleksandrije.
Vceraj zvecer Sc je Wright vr-
nil domov malo pozno " noci.
Njegova zena in dive lett star
sincek sta bila sama donna. Ko
je zena slisala korake, je zavpila
v temo: "Kdo je TAM"
Kdo We iz kaksnega razloga Sc
je Wright potuhnil in nj mic od-
govoril. Ker nj bilo odgovora, je
zena zakljucila, da je v hisi tat.
Vzela je pusko in ustrelila v te-
mo.
Wright Sc sedaj nahaja v boil
nisnici, z rano v ramenih. Dru.
gic bo odgovarjal ma vprasanja
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pogodbe, XII je bill koncno odo-
bren, je bila dana koncna odgo-
vornost "a obrambo trzaske ne
odvisnosti Varnostnemu svetu
Zdruzenih narodov, je izjavil
Byrnes, potem pa pristavil:
"Jugoslavija Sc dobro zaveda,
da ie krsenje ozemlja porazene
in razorozene sovrazne drzave
ena stvar, krsenje svobodnega
ozemlja Trsta, pa nekaj eisto
drugega."
Byrnes je opomnil senatorje,
da je spor radi Trsta grozil po-
vzrociti polom konference yuma
njih ministrov v njihovem pri-
zadevanju "a sestavo mirovnih
pogodb satelitskimi narodi.
Docim mesto se vedno stoji pod
emnogimi resnimi probleni," je
dejal Byrnes, pa se more upati,
tda DO iskren napor vseh prizade-
'tih drzav napravil konec stare
mu trenju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05
30 oseb ubitih v
indijskih izgredih

NEW DELHI, 4. marca "
mestu Lahore je prislo |. med
muslimani in hinduji do krvavih
izgredov, v katerih je bilo 30
oseb ubitih, AZ pa ranjenih. Oh
lasti so odredile, da skozi IL ur
ma dan nihce ne SINE ma ulice in
v nesto so dospele vojaske cete.
Borbo so zaceli hinduji kot
protest proti muslimanski zah-
.tevi, da provinca dobi ministr-
stvo, sestojece izkljucno il pred
stavnikov vse-muslimanske lige.
Veeino zrtev tvorijo dijaki in
poicisti. zgredniki 50 metali
opeke in steklenice ter Sc borili
9 palicami, nakar is bila policija
prisiljena streljati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05
Rojak je umrl v Franciii

es~JS~s ~ SSA4AAA oAS~AyA
Pred par dnevi je prejel Mr..
Frank E. Lunka zalostno vest,
da je-v La Combelle, Auzat sur
Allier v Franciji, preminil 13.
februarja Matevz Rok, po do
mace zivec, star Sc let. Donna je
bill il zerovnice pri Cerknici.
Tam zapusca zalujoco soprogo
Mario, rojeno Marolt, tudi il
zerovnice, in sina Wladkota. v
Sloveniji zapusca brata Miha in
Malta, sestri Mario sustarsic
v zerovnici in Johano Sustarsic
ma Lipsenju; ma Hibbingu,
Mimi, sestro Frances Lunka,
v Clevelandu pa stiri necake,
Matevza, Antona, Johna in Jo-
zeta sustarsic. Pokojni Matevz
je bolehal Is mesecev ma "a
vratni bolezni "silikozi", kate
ri je po mucnem trpljenju konc-
no podlegel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05
Resna obtozba proti
repubikancem
Vodstvo veGinske stranke
tira dezelo v novo vojno.
izjavljajo demokrati

WASHINGTON, 4. marca -
N arodni odbor demokratske
stranke je danes proti vodite-
ljem republikanske stranke v
kongresu naperil obtozbo, da IT,
rajo Zedinjene drzave v novo
voino.
Gael Sullival, izvrsni direktor
demokratskega odbora, je podal
izjavo, v kateri opozarja ma pri-
zadevanja narodnega odbora re-
publikanske stranke, da bi Sc
uporne clane stranke v kongresu
prisililo k poslusnosti napram
strankinim voditeljem.
"Republikansko vodstvo v
kongresu, sestojece il Tafta,
Wherry-a in Hallecka, skusa
vprizoriti atentat ma mir, prav
kakor je storila enaka skupina
samovoljnih republikanskih vo-
diteljev mirom po prvi svetov-
nj vojni," je izjavil Sullival.
POT, ma katero skusajo re-
publikanski voditelji potisniti
Ameriko, vodi v inflacijo in po-
gubo. Koncno ne more voditi
drugam kot v novo vojno in ko-
nee civilizacije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05
Angl0-franc0ska
obrambna pogodba
je podpisana
Pogodba je naperjena
proti vsaki mozni
agresiji Nemeije

DUNKERQUE, Francija, 4
marca. - v zgodovinskem me-
stu Dunkerque, odkoder so Sc
angleske cete leta 1910 umakm-
lie il Europe, je bila podpisana
50-letna pogodba med Anglijo
in Francijo, XII Sc nanasa ma
medsebojno zas5ito proti even.
tualni bodoei agresiji Nemcije.
Pogodbo sta podpisala
Francijo zunanji minis e Z
Georges Bidault, "a Anglijo pa
Ernest Bevin. Oba Sc ze naha ia.
ia ma poti v Moskvo, kjer Sc be
vrsila konferenca ministrov "a
zunanje zadeve.
S pogodbo je reseno- tudi
vprasanje ogromne kolicine vo-
jaskega in mornariskega ma.
terijala, XII ga je Anglia proda-
la ali pa posodila Franciji cd ca
sa osvobojenja Francije.
Podobne pogodbe Sc predlaga-
jo tudi Holandiji, BelgiI, Ceho.
slovaski in Poljski v svrho OBJ
koljenja Nemcije novo antan.
to. :
Neki krogi smatrajo to po.
godbo "a. predhodno, kateri be
sledila pogodba velikih sill ma
konferenci v Moskvi in S katero
Sc bodo velike sile zavarovale
proti ponovni vzpostavitvi nem.
ske vojaske moci "a dobo 40 dc
so let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05

tudi starsi mnogih ucencev. Pri-
slo je do ostrih besed, in ko je
prikipela debata ma visek, je SOL
ski ravnatelj T. c. Simpson z %
ucitelji vred zapustil oder v SOL
ski dvorani, z izjavo, da poslej
ucenci in starsi lahko sami vodi-
jo Solo, kakor Jim drago. Ucitelji
so do grla siti ponizanja in Sc
ne bodo pustili ''krizati" cd
otrok in njihovih starsev, je re-
kel Simpson.
Posledica te nepricakovane
akcije cd strani uciteljstva ie,
da je danes srednja 4ola zaprta
in <da je brez pouka tudi $50
,ucencev, ki SO ostali v razredih,
10 je uporna manjSina v petek
odsla ma stavko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05

Drzavni tajnik Marshall je
povedal senatnemu odboru "a
zunanje zadeve, da je vazno del
stvo zvezi z mirovnimi pogod-
bami Italijo, Madzarsko, Boil
garlic in Romunijo, da Sc z Mi
mi zacenja doba miru."
V ,svoji hjavi je dal vedeti,
da bi zelel, da senat ne trait
proved casa glede podrobnosti,
ampak da jih sprejme kot cello
to in kot 'zacetek koncnega "a
kljucenja druge svetovne vol
ne. Rekel je, da mirovne pogod-
be MISC bile diktirane po Zedi.
njenih drzavah ali kateri koli
posamezni drzavi, temvec pred
stavljajo skupno sodbo draw,
XII so Sc borile ma strani zavez-
nikoV.
Marshall, XII je odprl odborovo
zaslisanje glede mirovnih po-
godb, je dal besedo bivsemu tai
niku James F. Byrnesu, XII je
incl urad, ko so pogodbe bile
podpisane.
S svoje strani je tudi Byrnes
urgiral, maj senat poda cim pref
mogoce svojo resitev in tako
pospesi umik okupacijskih Get
il bivsih sovraznih drzav. v mi
rovni pogodbi je namrec pred
videvano, da Sc okupacijske &C.
te povlecejo il omenjenih drzav
80 dni po ratifikaciji pogodb.
Posebna pozornost posve6ena
ostalim vprasanje
Senatni odbor je sprejel ma
odobritev mirovne pogodbe v ca
su ko je pozornost sveta ma do
godke v zvezi z Grcijo. Pc vpra-
sanju stalis5a Zedinjenih drzav
je v kongresu ze prislo do ne
soglasja. Sen. Claude Pepper je
predlozil, da sc cello zadevo izro-