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Evening star., 1947-04-14
Numerous Questions
Clubs at
Start Of Season
BY the Associated Press

Major league baseball has COM
pleted some eight weeks of spring
training, but opens It's 1947 season
with numerous questions still unan-
SWered.
The Yankees are one of the clubs
which have unanswered questions.
They'll start without Joe Di Maggie,
their ace center fielder who has been
hobbled since January 6 operation
for the removal of bone spur from
his right heel.
His absence makes relatively un-
certain the Yank starters in center
field, right field and at first base.
The Yank trouble, however Is
minor compared with the woe at
Brooklyn, where the team is without
a manager following the expulsion of
Leo Durocher by Commissioner A.
B. Chandler. President Branch
Rickey may name a new pilot by
tomorrow, when the Dodgers are at
home to the Boston Braves.
Other questions still unanswered
are who will be center fielder for the
New York Giants, now that Carroll
Lockman is out with a broken right
leg, and who will be on first for the
Pittsburgh Pirates instead of Elbie
Fletcher, another spring training
camp casualty. And how will Hank
Goldberg, now of the Pirates, react
to National League pitching.
However, the major league phase
OF the sport does start with these
positive facts. For the first time in
the modern era there will be Negro
listed on the roster of major league
club-Jackie Robinson of the Dod-
gers. And also for the first time the
players will be protected by a pen
sion plan-a feature that went into
effect on April l and will let the
athletes draw up to 500 a month
for life after 10 years service.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Capital Area BowIers
Resume Firing Today
In u. 5. Title Event

With two Of last years winning
scores surpassed In weeks end
OF heavy firing by visiting teams.
metropolitan Washington duck
Primers again took over the Be-
thesda Bowling Center alleys today
to resume their quest for national
championships.
Ken Lineburg and Gordon Nc
Ilwee of Winchester, Va, toppled
842 pins in assuming the mems
doubles lead, easily bettering last
years winning total of 825 COM
piled by Henry Roetzal and Bill
Powley of Bridgeport. Conn. Mar
garet Crump and Polly Locks Of
Richmond. Va, racked up TIC pins
to take. the womens double lead.
This was five pins over the win
ming score rolled last year by Leona
Krall and Gladys Bohn of New
Haven, Conn.
Otherwise, top division scores
were slightly under last years fig
ures, with the Bowling Academy
"A" team of East Providence. r. T.,
pilfng up a count Of 1872 to take
over first place in the mems di-
vision. Harry Myers of Frederick,
Mo, continued to lead in mems
singles with 442 while Charley Pace
of Norfolk, Va, was in front In
with 1907.
Most of the out-of-town teams
coming to Bethesda next week end
for a shot at duckpin bowling's
top honors will represent the Con-
necticut sector, which already holds
seven of the nine major champion
ships.
Leaders in all divisions to date:
.csdsmy Msns sh.amponsnip Ions t;ss ts;sms.sqylins
] 1872; Colonial spil!way, Norfolk, Va.
I'sS6ss; 'sS6ss; Derby Pioneers, Derby, Conn.
Gordon McIlwee. WINCHESTER Va, s1i;
lanes ss;nH Ss sparks Soo and Max Troxell, Fred
t:b.r III jimmy Wa!laes Norfeis: sss BOB
iisS ash' Arehis ra4s5 Mfsuisaa Richmend: Ts5d.
Women's norship sshsmpi0nship tssmsaIds
NeTpGrt NeTfoPr Sexs avs Va 1919 splIway Girls.
Womens doubles--Margaret Crump and
Polly Locks. Richmond 116; Ida Sim
mons and Emma Williams, Norfolk, $50;
folk, $50.
,Women's sinsles-velma German. Nor
folk, 3S9; Dot Warriner, Norfolk 3S4:
Joyce Saunders, Norfolk. 371
Women's all-eyents-Polly Locks, Rich
mond, 1.Qg5: Ida Simmons. Norfolk, 1,072:
:. Mems booster teams~V. r. W. No 1seo,
Front Royal. Va. l.190: Barrett's Service
Station, Washington. I,172. Northeast
Variety. WASHINGTON, 1880
Women's booster teams-Colonial lee
Cream Gre pfor. Co., Washhington, sth, 1852; Harri-
Temple Ladies. Washington .hh2
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Durocher Moniker
Now Is The Clam
By the Associatsd Prss.

HOLLYWOOD, April 14.-Leo
Lippy) Durocher has a new
nickname, THE Clam"
Reporters gave him the new
monicker when the sum total of
his comment on a barrage Of
questions was mo comment"
Foremost among the questions
when he arrived by plane yester-
day was whether he had anything
to say about his suspension as
manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers
for the 1947 season.
mo comment" said he.
Durocher came from New York
some So hours after his actress
wife, Laraine Day, returned to
continue her film work.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Brothers Get Jobs
With PhiIIies, As
BY the Associoied Press

PHILADELPHIA, April IA
Baseball's Handley brothers were
in Philadelphia uniforms today,
but they were signed with differ
ent clubs.
The Phillies of the National
League claimed Lee (Jeep) Hand
ley, utility infielder, from the
Pittsburgh Pirates for the $10,-
600 waiver price last week end.
Jeeps younger brother, Gene,
will be at second base when the
American Leagues Athletics open
at the Yankee Stadium against
New York tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Probable Pitchers

TODAY.
american League
New York at -Beyens
tS-13l vs., Newsom I4-I3e.
National League
No games scheduled
TOMORROW.
American League
Washington at Boston-Wynn ts-5}
VS.. HdshSon t3n-lI
Philadelphia al New York-March-
ildon l2-l6l VS. Chandler CO.'S
Detroit at S. LoGlS-Nevhouser
26-9l vs.. Galef?ouse tS-t2l-
12) VS.. Feller (26-l5t.
National League
ST. Louis at Cincinna ati-Munger
G-2l or Dickson GS-6) VS.. Blackwell
Boston At Brooklyn--sain (2o-14)
~. Hisbe as.
New York at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8-l5) rs. Rowe G1-4l.
..PttshurEh at Chieaso-Seweu c.
aS W. Boro~y ti2-1e).
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Pigeon Fonciers Group
Seeks More Members

Applications for membership in
the National Capital Pigeon Fan
ciers' Association are being re-
ceived bv Philip L. Roof, 1440 Tuck
erman street NV.
The group was organized recently
to fos ter the hobby of pigeon keep
ing. Elisha Hanson is the newly
elected president.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Mats Play Yanks, Red sox il I Of First y Games
Lewis .460 Heods
Nut Marks at Bnt

Buddy Lewis, the Mats, trim
craving right-fielder, sparked
Washingtons hitters in exhibition
games, collecting "a hits In So
attempts to compile q fancy .4So
average. Catcher Frank Mancuso
nit at q .404 clip. while First
Baseman Mickey Vernon batted
$50.
Among other Mats who saw fre-
quent action in spring training.
Joe Grace hit 1852. Stan Spence,
1888: George Case. 1902: Cecil
Travis, 800; Jerry Priddy, 259;
al Evans. .258, and Johnny Sulli-
van, .16O.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Cherry Blossom Tank
Meet Field Is FIushy

A flashy field is expected to toe
the mark tonight in the open SWIM
ming meet sponsored by the Ambas-
saoor Swimming Club in conjunc-
ton with the Cherry Blossom Festi-
val. Club officials report entries
from the Flatbush Boys Club Of
Brooklyn, Bainbridge Naval Training
Center, Baltimore Knights of CO.
lumbus and other top-notch teams.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Defeated in PIayofs,
CapiioIs 10 Revamp
Squad Next Season
sp.eiel pi.poseh 10 The stor

CHICAGO, April Tits Chi
cago, not Washington, that gets a
crack at the Basket Ball Associa-
ton of America title In q best 4-of-7
series against the winner Of the cur
rent elimination series between
Philadelphia and New York.
After romping home ahead OF
every one in the Eastern division in
regular season play, the Washing
ton Caps had little left to throw
against the Stays. The Chicago
outfit put clincher on this first
playof series last night by edging
the Caps, 66-61, for their fourth
win against two losses.
Dates Not Yet Set.
Philadelphia and New York con-
tinue their best 2-of-3 series at New
York tonight, with the third game,
if necessary, in Philly tomorrow.
Philadelphia won the first game
Saturday. Sites and dates for the
championship round have not been
set. A circus will move into Chi
cago Stadium. home of the Stays,
and unless another floor can be
found here the title round may be
played entirely IN the East.
Plans already are being made for
the Caps to bounce back better than
ever next year. Coach Red Auer-
bach will make formal announce
ment of his plans soon, but it is
known that he will revamp the team
somewhat. Sure of their jobs are
such players as Bob Feerick, Bones
Mckinney, Johnny Mahnken, Fred
Scolari and Johnny Norlander, but
some of this years second-stringers
will be replaced. Stronger subs are
needed and Auerbach has secured
college ranks this season to find
what he wants. He's talked to
coaches and players, attended the
big tournaments in New York and
already has in mind just who he's
after. He won't name names Just
yet because the boys still are in
school.
In last nights game the Stays
moved ahead to stay late in the
third period. 1t was close going
most of the way. with Chicago in
front, 20-l0, in the first period and
1929 at the half after the Caps had
a momentary advantage of 26-25.
Shots by Norlander, Mckinney and
Scoiari gave Washington the lead
three times in the third quarter j
but a 7-point surge led by Chuck
Halbert sent Chicago ahead to stay
So Fouls in Game.
The Stays were leading, 52-48,
going into the final and kept away
from the Caps, with Halbert and
Max Zaslofsky setting the pace.
A total of So personal fouls were
called in the game and four Caps
failed to finish. Irv Torgoff went out
in the third quarter and Mahnken,
Feerick and Scolari fouled out in
the fourth. Halbert of Chicago and
Scolari of Washington tied for in
dlvidual scoring honors with Is
points each.
The Stays are splitting a pot of
$4,000 for winning this series. while
the Caps divide $4,000 There's
still more gravy ahead of the Stays,
as the winners share in the final
playoff is another $4,000, while the
losers of the final get $4,000.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
BY Lewis +. Atchison

When the Stays were pouring
1t on the Caps In the first three
games OF their pro basket ball
world series there we're some
smart looks and back-hand
mouthings about the slick scout
ing job done on the Washington
five. Somebody said Elmer Rip
ley was responsible, that the
Stays were wise enough to get his
advice on how to stop Red
Auerbach's crew.
1t sounded like so much idle
chatter to this corner. In the
f1rst place anybody could see the
Caps were suffering from poor
physical condition, and secondly
1t must have been obvious that
the first team to play a little
defensive ball in the pro circuit
would put a stop, temporarily, at
least, to the high scoring.
Joe Fllks of the Philadelphia
Warriors, the leagues top man,
made no bones about the poor
defensive play in a conversation
with Georgetown's Danny Kraus
during a visit here. Danny COM
plimented his old Marine Corps
buddy on his expert basket toss
ing. but Fulks brushed it aside.
< I ought to get a million
points" he said, "as long as
nobody's guarding me"
Speaking of scouting. Hap
Hardell has no comment when
they try to pin the blame for the
Redkins' 1910 1870 shellackinp bv
the Chicago Bears on him. But
around the circuit no man COM
mands more respect-or dough
when it comes to Scouting than
Hardell. In 1912, when the Skins
squared matters by upsetting the
favored Bears here, 1916, the suv
who creased the skids was Dutch
Bergman, later Ray Flaherty's
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Nine in Cleveland Park
Now Being Organized

Boys between the ages of 7 and
10 living in the Cleveland Park area
who wish to join an organized base
ball team should contact Larry
Conant at 3036 Ordway street NV,
today through Friday, between $50
and $50 pm.
Red Hunter and Jimmy Low will
coach the club, which will practice
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at Phoebe Hearst Field.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Happy Backs Bromhum

CINCINNATI, April IA (P.-Base-
ball Commissioner A. B. Chandler
today upheld the action of Judge
William G. Bramham, former pres
ident OF the national association
in placing Leo PEGGY and w. c.
Thomas, two Evangeline League
players, on the ineligible list after
they had been found guilty of con-
duct detrimental to baseball.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Vocotioning Ruth
Resumes His Golf
By The Assoeieted Press

BY the Assoeiated Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. April IA.
Babe Ruth, vaca ationing here
after his recent illness, played
nine holes of golf yesterday In
45, his first golf since last year.
Il haven't felt better since I
left the hospital Ruth said after
the game.
Evening star., 1947-04-14

star players to have a winning
team"
Clark Shaughnessy and Turk
Edwards have been looking over
Redskin motion pictures for a
week now and If there is any
glaring weakness in any player
that has escaped their attention,
it simply isn't so. Jimmy Youel
has been sitting in one the ses-
sions, which should indicate how
Importantly he figures in the
clubs 1947 plans.
Shaughnessy's T. formation
clinic at Atlantic City earlier this
month was such success the
scope will be enlarged next year
to include all sports. More than
$50 coaches from all over the
country attended this years ses-
sion.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
CooIidee's Aikmon Tops
High School RifIemen

William Aikman of Coolidge High
School is the Districts High
Rifle Tournament champion. AK
man paced his team to the cham
pionship with a score of 2,166 for
the eight matches.
Final team standings:
Evening star., 1947-04-14

OF the New York Yankees, Bucky turns another
milestone on one of the longest and most ad-
venturesome careers in baseball history
The tough, scrappy little second baseman
whom Clark Griffith named as his first boy man.
ager long, long ago is past so now but he looks
little different. There generous dashes of gray
in his hair and the lines in his face are deeper but
from the stands he looks pretty much the same and
studious Washingtonians will readily detect the
Harris influence on the present-day Yankees, who
will play percentage baseball except that and
then they will hit and run when the book calls for
a sacrifce-and get away with it. Harris was ever
gambler, but even in his widest CANDLES he had
the IN
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Griff Agreed When MocPhoiI Stoned Buckv

Griffith reluctantly released
following 1874 1925 but
MIN as his manager One why Griffith
policy OF giving his deserving Washington
The fellow who succeeded Bucky
johnson.
When Mulmilionaie Tom Sox and
was intent buying only the
aser Buky might
YaWkey in 1884
wanted was Joe Cronn who not only had
was the best shotob in the business
unprecedented of
for Cronin Crifths second boy
first year
Cronns acquisition let only With
strained gee Griffith rered
manager
and this time Harris another
horse,
Still Bucky had no employment problem
and when the brief LII starred Philadelphia
the barring of Owner Bill for
Has-only this time 1t with Buffalo, minor
Now after Bufaloone
OF another general
Cr1fht hinly disgus his
TO give his just dues MacPha pick
he needed
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Win, Lose, or Draw
Thot Mons In the Presidents Box Aqoin!
By FRANCIS {. sTANN

It's been % that bright afternoon
when Stanley Raymond Bucky Harris major
the first time only old greeting Coolidge
In the presidential wearing
Evening star., 1947-04-14
The First Two Years Were the Easiest

will look Yankee uniform this He
Washington fans habmnt the
uniform
National almost impossible visualize because
became of symbolic to the fans Of Washington To
theand Clark Grifthhe always American Lacquer
to Detroit and later, Boston, he merely
camping OUT But when he shifted the National League
tantamount to his jumping to the Mexican League.
That is singular managerial Blckys The only two
pennants he freshman sophomore
1924 younger than big league pilot in history
Washingons first pennant but the Capitals
ship we'll brazeny outmaneuvering the late John
According to the record books that performance
Inc next season. 1925 he pennant Mats
tne Woro series TO Pittsburgh after holding 81
next yea-the 18 that
yet ne was rated infinitely better
20 years Old That he held proved
tnaV ne tralled Connie
trolling his clubs topped consecutive years of
big
Evening star., 1947-04-14

The only thing opening 947 that could
Buky probably ohand
times he's walked the dugout Chief Executives
posed Washington uniform
according
Griffith who perpeuated the traditional presidential
pitch after its Inauguration William Howard Taft in 1910 Harris
qualified the world the white
containing a President He's hardly
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Washington Sports Program
TODAY.
Baseball.

TODAY.
Baseball.
New York vs.. WASHINGTON.
Griffith Stadium, 800.
Fort Belvoir VS.. George Wash
hgton, Ellipse.
American q. at Galaudet.
Gonzaga at Anaoostia, Sis.
Washington Les High at
Bethesda, $3.50.
Bulls at Roosevelt, 2::30.
Evening star., 1947-04-14
Mats, 3; Orioles, 0

Washington - Ol0 oil oOo-3
Baltimore ------------000 900 000-0
Runs-Csse. Christman, Msncuso Err
ror-Ronertsen. Runs batted in-Christ-
Myatt. wooten. Double plhy wilson to
Braun to Dahlgren: MosS TO Dshlgren
H. Bases on balls-Of Knerr. 4 of Pen
nfngton, g in 5 innings; of Poat. 2 in 4
innings Hit by pitched ball--By Penning-
ton uewisl. Passed ball--Mancuso. Losing
pitcher - Pennington. Umpires - Messrs
Honochick: Berry. Rommel. Time of game
Evening star., 1947-04-14

star players to have a winning
team"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

VIENAS korespondentas isl
Washingtono raSo apie tai kaip
Prez. Truman 1945 metals pa
simatyme su Stalinu Potsdame
pranese jam apie atomo tyrine-
jimo pasiekimus. Bet jau ia
da Stalinas daugiau zinojo apie
atomines bombos darbus negu
Trumanas.
Kada PREF. Truman ir buves
valstybes sekretorius Byrnes
pareiske Stalinui ta nepapras-
ta naujiena, Stalinas nei ne
sumirksejo, ir prieme ta zinia
kaip nieka, del ko tiedu pasi-
juto net keistai.
Kaip tas rasytojas privedzio-
ia, Prez. Truman tue laiku ne
zinojo kad jau per pora metu
sovietu snipai slampinejo apie
sios Sales atomo projektu dir
btuves ir laboratories ir kad
/ apie 100 darbininku ir moksli-
ninku dirbanciu atomiskose la
boratarijose sioje salyje ir Ka-
nadoje tue laiku teike sovietu
agentams informacijas ir' net
pavyzdzius uraniumo 235, kas
buvo isSmugeliuota j Russia.
STALINAS visa tai zinojo
ir jam Trumano pareiskimas
buvo ne naujiena. Is Ameri-
kos atominiu dirbtuviQ, rasyto-
jas toliau sake, buvo pavogta
ir isvezta braiziniai masinu ku-
riomis gamma atomines bonn
bas, ir nesenai viena dirbtuve
Amerikoje gavo is sovietu uz-
sakyma greitai padaryti tam
! tikras maSinas.
) Apie tai buvo pranesta .. S
: Atomines Energijos komisijos
atstovui United Nations, Ba,
ruch, kuris panaudojo visa sa.
vo itaka sulaikyti ispildyma So
vietams tn maSinu uzsakymo
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STALIkAS zINOJO APE ATOMINE
BoMBA PIRMA TRUMANo

Del to jis susilauke sovietu di-
plomatiniu atstovu sioje salyje
ataku.
Prez. Truman, toliau sake
rasytojas, nepasitare su Baruch
ir SUI Byrnes skiriant atomines
energijos komisija. Tai komi-
sijai narius parinko valstybes
sekretoriaus padejejas Ache
son. Dabar vel paskirtas XII
tas Atomines Energijos komi-
sijos pirmininkas, zydu kilmes,
David E. Lilienthal, kuriam
primetama komunistQ globoji-
mas, ir kuri dabar Kongresc
nariai uzatakavo kaip neistikl'
ma ir netinkama.
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DETROIT, MICH.
LVS 6 SKYRIAUS SVARBUS
SUSIRINKIMAS

LVS 6-to skyriaus susirinki-
mas bus laikomas sekmadienl,
Vasario 16, nuo 1890 val. po
pietu, sv. Antano parapijos mo-
kykloje. Susirinkimas svarbus,
bus apkalbeta beganti reikalai
ir tolimesnis LVS 6-to skyriaus
veikimas.
Pasirodzius kad LVS centras
leidzia Angliskoje kalboje kny-
ga ''Lietuva Tironu Panciuo-
se'', svarbu kad ir musu sky
rius pasidarbuotu kuolabiausia
tos knygos isleidimui. Knygos
kama So, kas aukos SIS gaus
abb knygas, Lietuviska ir An
gliska. Butinai pasidarbuoki-
me isplatinimui ypac Anglis-
kos knygos tarp Amerikieciu.
Vyt. Markuzas,
LVS 6to SIX. sekr
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KOVA PRIZES RUSUS,
IR VOKIECIUS

Jei pradzioje bolseviku in
vazijos Lietuvos vyriausybe ir
visuomene atrode perbloksti ir
nesipriesino, o pats preziden-
tas pasisalino j USA, tai We
liau, atsipeikejus ir su okupan-
tais arciau susipazinus prade-
jo reikstis pasipriesinimas pa
triotizmo demontsrac i j O m i S,
kaip tai buvo per mokytoju
suvaziavima, per Veliniu diena
ir kitais atvejais.
Jaunimas lyg prisimines Mai
ronio zodzius, g.. be kovos
Laisvos nebuvo Lietuvos, me-
buvo ir nebus", pradejo orga-
nizuotis ir ruostis ginkluotam
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-14

We ir tautos himnas, Vytau-
to Didziojo Karo Muziejuje zy-
miausioje vietoje turejo butt
nebe Vytauto stovyla, kurio
garbei tas muziejus pastatytas,
o Stalino figura.
Greta suminetu isveztu ci-
viliu reikalinga pamineti ir ke-
lis tukstancius kariu, kurie da-
liniu pavidale buvo isgabenti
Rusijos gilumon. Rusai beval-
dydami Lietuva musu dalinius
lake kuotoliau nuo Vokietijos
sienos, iterpdami ju tarpan
daug Rusu kareiviu. Bolsevi-
kams traukiantis is Lietuvos
(194D musu kariams kartais
pavykdavo pasprukti is tu da-
liniu, kartais net ir Rusus
nuginkluoti.
Kalbant apie bolsevikmecio
aukas, tenka pamineti apie ka-
lejimus perpildytus Lietuviais,
apie uzmurytus kalejimo Ian
gus kad ir saules spindulys ne
patektu kameron, apie nakti-
mis- atliekamus susadymus ir
tardymus.
Bet daugiausia buvo iszudy-
ia Rusams pasitraukiant is
Lietuvos. Wen tik Pravienis-
kiuose buvo susaudyta virs 400
zmoniQ; kitos zymesnes susau-
dymo vietos buvo: Panevezys,
Telsiai, Petrasiunai, Klebonis-
kiai, Kauno TX fortas, Rasei-
Mai, Zarasai, Siauliai, Birzai,
Rokiskis, Ukmerge ir kitur.
Isviso zuvo apie 5000 zmoniu.
Veliau atkasus lavonus buvo
komisijQ nustatyta kad dauge-
Lyle vietu, kaip paw. Telsiuose,
Panevezyje ir kitur, rasta ypa-
tingu kuno suzalojimu, kurie
rode kad zmones prizes nuzu-
dant buvo ziauriai kankinami.
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l. - l. L. IL JmN
AMERIKA Wis STP-
RINA SOVIETUS

TIKTAI kai iskyla koks klau-
simas ir pakeliama balsas del
sulaikymo siuntimo Amerikos
isdirbiniu ir reikmenu Rusi-
ja, patiriama kad Xxi siol visa
laika Amerika tiekia sovietams
ivairias reikmenis. Dabar vel
paaiskejo kad Rusijai nuskirta
reikmenu uz virS 25 milijonus
dolariu, sulyg jau issibaigusio
lend-lease, nors Maskva visai
atsisako kalbeti apie atsilygi-
nina uz gautas karo metu vi
sokias reikmenis is Amerikos,
kuriu verte siekia virs II bill
jonu dolariu.
Xxi Washingtone sedes So
vietams istikimi bernai, Mas
kva Wis gaus is cia sau reika-
lingu padargu, ir apie atsilygi-
nina uz praeitas skolas nekal-
bes.
Senate pakelta reikalavimas
kad butu sulaikyta duoti Ru-
siiai is cia reikmenis net uz
grynus pinigus, Xxi nebus atsi-
skaityta uz lend-lease. Bet Sc
natas turi imtis pats zygiu tai
sulaikyti, mes State Depart
mente sedinti auksti virsinin-
kai national tarnauja geriau-
stems Maskvos interesams, ne
savo Sales.
PREF. Roosevelt buvo pave
des sovietams 125 laivus, is
| ju 26 atgavo, keli nuskandin-
ia, 0 95 laivus ir dabar sovie-
tai sau naudoja ir atsisako at
siskaityti ar grazinti juos.